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1970-08-08 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa
7 • SATURDAY, Al.!GUST 1, I 970 . VOL 61. MO. '"' I Stc:nOn.1• PAlll -ti . I • • t• ·-• ' ID sea e ~ • • • • . For £aung Hitchhil·f!rsi) ·--.. . . ' -~ -· * . . . . . . • . • . Only Half of Yippies From County J·udge, 4 Others Die~j n ,Escape 1'ry ·.~ • • Five Facii;ig Vr~~ot ~ , ~ ' . . : e&~es · --,~ ' •· '. • 1 WI j\AFAEL (UPI) -A Judie, twO ... San ~ im!latea"ailil tl1elr accom-the tbnt-tldnaped..,,.,,.,, lurort, who plice clled 1'rlday In a desperate eocape was shot i. the right mn; and Rucbell attempt in wh1cb Ove persons were kid-Magee, 31.. the fourth tidnaper, who was naped at gunpolnl Irom.a <:Ourlroom. aeriOUltT -.i. Judge Harold J. Haley, 65, and three ·'Ille other hro -ge juron, Doris of his ltldnapero-Negroes who boaaUd WI-, G, Miil Valley, and Joyoe Ro- 1•we are the revolutionarieB"-were ahot donl ·"15, Point Reyes, eltlped. unhurt. ta death inside a rented yellow van as it The. escape attempt beaan in Haley's was hit by a barrage Of police ~ . courtroom while Magee was on the ·stand Two of the other hostages-a prosecu-: testifying •and their young accomplice tor and a woman juror-were wounded, 1'ialttd ~ as wu the.fourth kidnaper. Two other kid~ "He Godded at me and sat down for naped ju:rol'I escaped injury. a couple of minutes,'' sald bailiff Jim The exact sequence Of' events during Lane. "Then he stood up lrith a gun in • the lD minutes which turned the COi>-.biJ bondi. victs' carefully planned bid for freedom "'.1'b1s is it!' be said. 'I've got an auto. into carnage outside the pint-aDd-blue mttic weapon. Everybody freeze.' MU:ln Q)unty Civic Certer d~ by "He went to McClaln and gave bJm the Frani Lloyd Wright llill \JU beiDi pieced automatic. Then he Ope!!ed his raincoat tog•thtr-today. · and toot out a carbloe. "He Said. 'P'neu lnspectlll" Ronald R>Wla said JJOllce again, just freeze. W• doni intend to bllrt "have not been able to ascertain Wbo fired anybody.'" first" and one of the wounded hostages-Jacbon also brought several road Assasitant District Attorney Gary 'M>om-nares into the courtroom which the con. a>-asid he, and not police firing ln>m vic.U uaed to llmulale alicks of dynamlie. C1Ut.alde, shot three of the kldnapers. 'lbe "dynamite'' was held at the judge's "I J101 three <II them and I hope I JolJ. throat before being rtplaced by a sawed- td them" Tbom.1, 32, told District At· off shotgun taped aroUnd bis neck. tomey Bruce B. ·Bales as he waited for They forced the judge to call Marin an ambulance to take him to a hosplta1 County Sbeiff Louis P. Montanos. for surgery on bullet wounds in the chest "He tald: 'This ts Judge Haley. I'm in and spine. the courtroom. There are a number of "(grabbed a gun from the driver," the armed cons here,'" reported Frank Kir· prooecutor added. by, the court clerk. Tbe dead:kidnapen were James F. Mc. Then McClain grabbed the phone and Claln, '¥1, who w11 on trial:tn Ha1ey's told the .-uf: "You're golng to call court fir uaaultlng a prison guard; wn. off ,..,, dogs, ·pig. We~e going to get 11am A. Olrlatmas, fl, a c:mrric:ted bur· out o1 iw.. can them c11. • ilat there to ltltlly; and Jonathan P. The f00r ltldnaoent •and lllelr five hos- Jacbcm, 17, Paudma, who treed them tages then movtd out tnto a corridor fill. at l!1JDPOlnt. • ed -anntd olllcen. 'Iba io>anlled were Tllomu, Mrs: Maria Holcllng the sawed off •hof&un to Ha- Eltn& Gnbam, G, of San Rafael. one ol (lee H(J6'!'.l.GES, Pa~ I) uPI ~., .n..ac-, IM..... . -" .. A ll'OUP of 21 ylppJea arraled al 'lburidq'"fnvUlon ol DloMyland - ' ' tO COllrl 'Friday" s • Most remalniid behind blri at onn,e . County Jail .liJl!aY, unable to male· bail on a varie~;r._of.f~ and mbdemeanor charges. Just hall the armtau drqpd from Disneyland after the vaunkd Y<irth hllernallonal Party (Ylpple) Pow W"" are from Orange County. The mnatooer ren1e (tom s,tii· DI• to New Mtxico, New York ind New Jersey. · ~: CJuirgu brought 1" Ille ;..... ·if vlolence. wltlcli' erupl«I 1" Mila1d lie, U,,,,,·. of the 1$-year-old _..._port were, mostlr of miidernellDGI'-nature.: AIMING WITH REVOLVER, CONVICT MCCLAIN TAKES JUDGE HOSi;ticf_f ' • ::: ':· -...:. S•wod-olf Shofvun Tapod Around Judgo.Harokf J •. Haloy'1 Nock , :.... . _ , One ll'l'eltee, Bruer: ~ JI, Whittler;, an ICtlvilt 1_... ia Cllllpu · 11D1D>il al <;al SJalO Fulle-lul aprjnr. wu charged with urgloi>;;rlbl, 1 falooy. ' ' Anaheim teeoager Grepy W. Cll)'lon was booked on suspicion of _b.efng i board a place (Torn Sawyer's Island) whete Dead Man Discovered Cambodia Troo_ps, marijUBllll ls being used. • Four olltel'I · among the lD men ariil three Wllllin · caplured by llilneyla!lll Recapture To.wn_ oecurlty olllcen Ind Jadlcal polle!I Coroner's .offtcen today estab~ the Identity of a body found Friday on the SJarr Ranch ea being that ol· Sllvlro C. Guiterrez, 26, I transient. They alao stabllahed the elite of death aa being Aug. t but ·declloed to llate the caU!e of death pending "CO!DpleUoll of. toxkoJo&Jcal tma on the Mexlcan-Amerl-speclali.sh fMn SUl'l'OWldlng cltleo wera can'abody. W1'th Allies Aid cbarged-IJlllnltorio~ SJarr Rancluecurlty o!llcen fouod Oui· Complaints charging them with the temi'1 body al a p0in1 described u Wony '°""'· """ being ~ mm about JO ymls' off the Ortega lllghway ·PHNOM PENH (UPI) -U.S.-lralJ)ed ~~y~ Dlilrlcl ttomej•a and about -en mil" wt of San Juan Cembodlen mm:enariea aupparled by . . Underlroo,uid ·~ r e e I ac!vlrii,q,.nls caplstrano. Sherlll'• d<puilea called"to ~ed. air 1trlte(~plurod ·the ·cn>S&o were' clisJcbed' iO brine up 1". lio,ooo Dangers Face Hitchhikers the acene aalcl· lhere wu no. evidence ol roodl' town of Skotm • todaf · alia'• .dihl Jlpples, hlpplea and 9IJier nidicara './rem violeoca or any Indication of 111e ... me ·day• o1 bitter flghtJni, a mllitarr~ lhrVughout Ille-111111on:. to -Che :Mute of death. man uld. . Klnfdom. ' · An lnvettlptloo into GuJterrei'a pres-The elite "Mike .Force" 10ldien Jent By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of tM O.ltr ~ti.t Steff 1'Yeah, welJ, I figure things like rapings and 1booUn1 won'l, happen ,m me. Besides, II anybody llsns to g~ fumiy I can either Jalk my way ool ol I~ or jwnp ·o,it of the· car." """. 17-year-old ~ioilsly '"""'' tl'Ollbled b~the nes that .have be,lallat oilier YoUilf female ~ ·"Sutt. t .-read ml arr that 'sllill In, tJie paper, !>Qt I only thumb , cliring the..,. -a1i1 I lllUlllJ 10 with ~ l)rL-• P611c:e all over California are dt<ply coi>ctnied by the growing number of yWthlul hitchhikers and their appanmt unconctrn for the dangers luvolved in getung lnto a car wllh 1 stranger. lJi one month the cltr of Newport -alone Jogged the loliowtl1C .... , -Joly f: A lf.year-olcl boy II plcl:ed ~~:tir~, bll Mid "•:if""'· 'Ilia-lltry ...... : : I, . .. . .... .. ~ ' . . "'1 ·~, .. _.. -~ -.L_._ • l -July 7: A young man httchhiklng along Coast lllghway in Laiuna Beach at night ls plc~d up by {wo ether men who drive him to an alley In Cotona de!Mar and rob him. ...:.. July t: Two 1lsters, again hitcfl.. hiklqg ·Jn. Laguoa Beach al nl&bl ,.re picked up 1by a man who drives them to 1 dUetted spot on Jamboree Road aqd ·lhroalens them with rttP<,'Tlle lira li<imtn·-while the 8ilopll:t -S at them. F<rlUllatdy neither It~ -Jul~ JQ, A 11-yeaM>l)I' ,.,., hllcbhlkJnr along Wm Colll 'lllcbW•r at 10:30 a.m. is picked up ~y a man 1wbo pulls a knife en her, drives her to Cliff Drive and rape.1 her. -July 31 ' A 17·year..,Jd girl ii picked up bl C«OOI: dtl Mar, driven to a l«luded tpOt In San Di'IO County where she Is raped, beatal anit ahol. A weelt lat... (Alli. 7) lfte .. atJU In crttlcal condition. ' . •n;...; n~' cam. tn1m?NewP\>rt Beai:Jl, alone. 10' other-~· •eOUI cltiea-and~.tinqWol-loa -.... ~ J.. • ' -police ·logs. each day are aUesUng to the naivete or young women who face a simplistic philosophy of finding free rirleo. . Newport Detective Sam Amburgey !l)'S he believes those cases represent less than IO percent of the Incidents lnvolvtng hitchhikers in Newport for the same periOif of Ume. . ••A Jot of people won't 1repc>rt these kinds of incldents·OUL of-trdbarrassment « feat. n; be laid. AJ a result ol wbat they cooalder 1 tterlous problem, lawmm ill Newport have instituted a policy of Plckint: up glr~ under 11 and hoy1 Uilder H. "We bring them in for lack of parental control, and call their folks and have them come and get them," aa!d &:I Cibbarelli, community relations oUJcer for the forte. "It IOlllelJmu helPI U the parenll know that the kids are lhumbl1111 - ,lhey·re aw~e of Ille dtuaUon. .. We understand tbtre'a a probltm with , (Set lll'l'ClllllltE P ... I) • .nee on the ranch and an. attempt to to Cmnbodla by the U.S. Green. Berm, trace bis most recent companions are un. drove Jnto the city. behind a wave of air der way today. slr1kes, presumably by U.S. alrcra!L A Pico' Rivera girl who was found in Cambodian spoke!Jnen.refuaed to identJ.. criUcal candlOon near Clmp Pendleton fy them, but earlier In the week Amer'9 ....... .. ... . .... conUnued her fish! for•ber We today just can planea were -bombJnr al Skotm. · ', . one week after'she wu raped and shot .'l'he spokesmen said "'Ev~ it by un~usal~, ,\ . ·: · back .In order at Si;!Mm." Thie.Yr Mid susan Price, 17, .... {olmd wa~lol Cambodian -wOr.. llibt, and c:c>tl> and Incoherent by lour ~ w1>o·too1c ·--'~ • «.; ' ' the badly •wouilde\t lfrl to South Cout m...... I"'!•· were comldenole? 1" c.nlinunity Hoepltal. lnve.Ugitors have the .'blwe between ,.,..eatimatod tl,1111 eotabflal1'd J)lat tdlo ,.,..-pod and' then r.ommtmlat :v-·m1· ai--- ahot.111 ~·bead. t bauallona of Ille ~ No _...., ·• for allllor lide,.... _.. alll"'1cJi 2nd Smog Alert Called ::==ci= '° ~ Earlier -\llolne-~ ..... LOS ANGELES (UPI) -For the -In Sa1p1 Mid _.,.,ieot 1n101!1 killed and, lime Jn u 1lllllY days -authorities 11Oommunlll'>Oldln·ID1 llWP'clatb In Loi Arce!" and Riverside oountl., near the emblWed American oupport Fl:lday orda<d a IJnt llage smog alert baae al Kham Due.' 111 mil• -of llurJng a llrll ..... 11"1 -the caplJal. m urged to eurWI _ .. ..,,, dri'1n( Tbe -ww the lariat dUll oo and -.. are ~ awllcbed to fsr In a drive to -Communist lnfll. · ,.1ura1 pa fuel !'I' ~ down unUl tratcn and auppJlea fl'om the ,LaoiJoo lh• -CGUlll falll Wow Ille alert b<rd--Jn SOUthr Vietnam's. ·llOl'll> loVtl. . 11'11 •• ' • ' f . ' ) . tong.,. O\ld llappltr Hwa for 00g1 Is tM aim al feahlrt •torv i• Faniuw w .. ~iv 1oc1ai1. P11 ._... C011 .Q•1 llpa /or tlllng 1cknce tmd t<ndn loolftQ cart on their animal&. . \ • .. ft ... • • n • .. =-.: M9 Ill ..,.,.., ' -.. 11• 11 ..... , .. ,, -.... .............. " .,,... Ut , .... ...,......,.,,..,.,..,....,--,.---:---,,.-:--=------------=o--,.,,,....~----------------------------- -•• • .. 2 oAlt.Y PltOt _ -· Satu<dly, AUOllll ~ 2~0 • Eeolefur Tntltnotaff ' ~aii""'Swap 'f ria'.l · ' -t' By TOM BARLE>'. COWlly-owned Udelonds for.ISO , ot n. DllllY "'"' ''".'" litres or Irvlne uplands· will :. What It expedeci to.~ tllo mean death !tr an untol<I . fi'•·•-of"•'"'-.. n ••• nU{nber of 'wlld·lift-~ ...,..., Wllll vrr:-U9J. and for 7'lfMt1 ~ m. Ir i D.-t land swap tiial will get under organisw, l!eln slld. • ~ way Monday In Orange County Arid he predicted that a btgb , ;r j~~: ~~~;r.~ ~t~i~:5 SPECIAL t:-RICES FOR AUG. 9-SU·N·D·A·Y_,o_N_L_Y_1_o_M_•.s .. ·H .. E•L'!l~!!! .. •l•O•A•.-.MTO ,l!!".7•p•"'"!ll·.w ... Hlllll!llL•1 .. Q .. IJ ... A•N"'!TllllJl!!'~-·S •. LA .. slll"BT . · bomeo.....,., consorvaljonists that will l>O pat Inti> -•tloo and eaVirOnmelltal .. per11 for lb •-•~-Com ' testimony suppcrtlng . San by e ~·-paoy .. Francisco attorney Philip Ber-Ii-vine Comp..\y attorney ry's contentioo that develo~ Robert Warren stresst1! the ment of tlie bay'.will destroy ~pany'I plans f<r developo its wild 1ue and ecOlogy. ment or atternaUve wlld life . Berry will fire the last $hob refuges that Will make up for in what has been a five-week tbe loss of u~ Bay habitat. tr1a1 of the 1ssue fin! raJoad N>4 be .~ oa1 io aei. . when Orange County and the tbal much a! Ille eD.ironmeat • Jnlne Company -county 'lost. In the ~Bay. ml&ht Auditor Vii:: Helm•f<r DOlliMQ'· ~well be O•O'P.EE nted for bJ • • menl of cjredg!!lg blllJ. His the San J-1ft !lfa$, a Ill). . • . ·--........ beiDg . wltneJoel will follow those of • ~led by UC at t...m. . • attorney DuHern Helalng wbo • • -·;;;- • DRAIN SET 1• .. npr-Helin In tbe bird-lkln'a wrea'"'-_"'-WU that · f"'flht :action. ·" . n11J1'1 moves th r o u g b S tttla Ottl , It seemed certain Friday technology~towards . ,.place-u II II• }34 . that Berry's aims during the meot of natural habitats lost Plastic drainer' mat, soap . d . da s will be to con-to the developers were ad-,· C:~te !,. testimony. sup-mir~ble, but that. he ~ &een dish, strainer. 4 pcs. J>Ofllni piedictlooa·thaHrvine ,nothing up .to tbL! point that • · Cmiipany devO!opment of the aroused optimllm. Upper ~y will destrot one He made It clear he believes "·°' ~·a ·lut;remaining rilaoy specl~ of birds which •· tidal -es&uar1e1. -~ _presently on the ~~~·1 -H•'"'··· nDOcl Ctbal charge .lilt ,of fauoa facing extincttoo .(. __ :'.;'.:'.."'-"~ _da , ~• ..iy on Upper Bay waters ' •-Y· -"' Y ••~ •-· al and certain· •• teat1ri>oiQr :io·th81· effect: from ~ surviv "'m Jlooald ~ a ~ In to join the Dodo If land swap '. the ita!O•i DepaitmOrit of Fllh plam go tbrough. .. and Gatne · It is the more emotional . · . of Berry's dllll argumen~ but 'l1le _nap or 157 acres of he is again expected to stress Saddlehack Advisement . during the final .week <1f the trial that ·the land swap is uriconstltutimutl and unlawful quite apart ff1>m a. n y ecological considerations ·and that the county cannot trade tideUinds deeded to it by the state . opening Set He also alleges that the Iniine Company was guilty or New .atudePLI· to sldd.Ieback fraud in Jts representations befcire the state Lands com-Comaumity C.OUege District mission. ~ . acalSeS the ~.Jn., contact the college cOmpany · ·0 1 dellberatelY •. -Aug. 17 and Aug. 28 minimizilli the extent of 'l ·for group orientation or pro-public ownenhJp in the Upper ""·.8r-u. adv i I e in e n t ap-Bay and overvaluing the ~ · pointments. . Irvine eompany land offered G--~~·•;-will bemn the -1 · J '"""7""""_,... • ~ .to coun y. . :on Sept. ·1 through oept. ·10. He has also p rl>dueed ' · Counaelors alao. will b e tbroligh testlmoDy the cliarge available during that time -that the jrv!DO'l:O.npany In- . per1q11., ·.1:1~. · Pr ,. · e!OOed the 'value onhiee· Up- 1 regiltralion procedure.1 take ·pet ·Bay · islands In · Uiat .al>out 2 houn.. . estlniate beliire !he state After ····c:leartnr the· ·.pre-agency deiplte tlie fart that ,-regiltraUoo files'. stud-will It intended to dredge the .be g!Yen a penmt to reglater lalands away u ·ao lnteg?al ";'°" C!l\tr· Sept.. H: I" Sept. feature of· Bact Ila: develop- • , II .. ~· .wbo ,fall .. to Join .. -~ . r;:' ~on £i:l ":. IJ!.~~ . 1'Jii lrvlpe ·~a~ any • a ;,, ....... ilng. --tq Ille -JJ! that t• -~· . h"' .developmeal Jt neeespey and w.may..p utt .• se dtl!rable andl that -;.-.studelltBodyc&Ms of ·eOOJqaical djsaatef .... · ... , cdurlng O!ientatiqn. 'lb< "'st aggerated. .Devel-t will ';. $1~ for· a fllll~. student, prodljce badly, Deeded park ;:...ito •M~l~~-of up and """!tloll ·are&I and the .... '!" .~ .. -· expan!llOO-of, -and ; ---Sliideilt Bodyllc-boating • fii:Jutlea for I he • Uvillej I~ the 1970-71 achoo! · beQellt of everyone, the com-• yw "!11· ilso be ~ pany 1tatet. • with all new ·ait~ at orion-Lail<yera for botii aides and tatkm. ' ~ · Judge °"""' !Jave ffJJ1de It 'l1lO ·d>ile«e . It located" at ·Clear lhroUglioul the -8tbon 28000 MlrfUerlt. .P.artway1, trlill that-tbe..!.1Ji'"' Biy llsue · MilaionVlejo (Avt1'1Parkwai · will not be -v«!·ln Orange off...,.p ·of ~ Ban', Diego County SUperjor Court an<! is Freewayr,Telerhme numbers certain of pro1onged discusston are 8.17-9700, 495-4950 or 499-at several appellate court 2211, Ext. 45 or '6. levels. Laguna Sewer Pla11t Repairs Get Costly Lagtma.'1 vintage 1.1.J $ sewage treatment plant bu -run into a problem, wtrldt ll!lP'l'nUy Is going to cost the city some mooey. One of Ult plant'• large primary clarifiers whidl' can treat up to 150,000 gallons of sewage per day is now in- operative, aceording to the Public Works Department. Cost to repair the clarifier plus several other problems Jn the plant, may go _ up to $90,000, city ornctals estimate. The cost comes at a time when city coundlmen were hopiDg to hold the line oo the clly tu rote but It Lt now poalble that a few cenL! m11Y be lacl:ed onto the rate for next year. The device that broke down in the tank, rids the raw &ewage of IOUd wait.es. It con• sisted of several boards which skimmed the top and bottom of the Uink, powered by a large link belt. 1be breakdown occurred Sunday night, July 28, leaving 1evtt1! tbouland aallons of untreated eew&ge in the tank. Other emply tanka' In the plant were put into use IO the 8ewage toad cool<! be bandied. But the,. tant1 do not have automatic 1klnunlng devices. They must be 11dm· ·-• POLE SHELF .UNIT White space saver with plastic cabinet and 2 shelves. 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Holoy'I Nock Photog Walks Into Danger Armed Man Wanted Pictures 'For Publicity' By PATRICK BOYLE Of flte Diii" Pllilt Stiff Jim Kean did not know what bad happened at the Marin Co u n t y Courthouse, but it was sure to be a ne'WI story. 1'>e photographer, on the 1 t a f f of the San Raphael Independent Journal, was out on an assignment when he he.ard an emergency broadcast come over the polite radio nwnttor in his car. r -• , The ~ said that there was ... .L ........... a -<h lf'rJa .. eoa,my Courtholl!t, and Kean raced to tbe'SCll'e, hoping to get a good piclure for the evening paper. He got more than he bargained fur. He arTlved at the courthouse before the first police units, went inside, walked around a comer and found himseU face-- t~race with a man holding a gun in each hand. '"11Je-man-didn't-threaten me," Kean said in a telephone interview. "He saw my camera and became very in-- terested." Kean said the man, who had brought guns to the San Quentin convicts on trial, was bent on taking some hostages, •'and I was going to be one of them." The man was later identified as .Jonathan P. Jackson, brother of George L. Jackson, one of three Soledad Prison inmates charged with a murderinC a guard there. "He wanted me to take pictures for publicity so that his brother would be freed ," Kean said. "He said they were taking boat.ages to trade for hi! brother and the two other inmates charged in the guard's murder, and they wanted Iott of publicity." So Kean started taking pictures, almost two rolls of them. He said he was not scared at the time, but was con~ cemed for the other hostages. "The judge and a member of the jury were friends of mine.'' he said, .. and 1 didn't want to do anythinLto endanger them." · Kean followed tbe convicts and their hostages outside taking plctum: u he wenL 'Ibe men did not try to take him along with them, apparently because they wanted his picturts published. When Kean came out of the courthou!e with the escape party, a no t h er photographer with the Independent• Journal, Roger Bockrath, was waiting b<bind 1 police car. He began laking pictures. 1ben the shooting started. The newspaper held up its Friday publication for an hour and a half to publish the pictures and the story · and one of Bockrath's photos toot up the entire top half of the front page. lb:kralh said be wa.s not frightened at all when be was taking the pictures. "It all bappmed '° fast that I didn't have time to be scared,"'he said. "But I sure 'thanked God wtien it was over." . Bid to .Hali Jet Fli1$~~ ~'~· ... .;. ~ •' A_"t ·c'Ounty Airport F dib A moUon at Friday's meeting ot the county Airport Commission to reject the Pahon's report on Orane County-Airport and calling for a halt to all jet operations aL the~alrport by 1m died !or lack of a second. Commillioner Roger D. Slates of Hun- tington Beach said he made the motion. He had "heard only adverse reaction lrom the public regarding the jeU at the airport." Slates said he also based the motion on a resolution passed by the county ~ of Supervisors on April 22, 1970. It called for the preservation af the environment, Slates noted. He said the commission was not ad- dressing itseU to the problem of finding an alternate site for a future airport for the county, and that banning jets from the present airport was one way to speed up finding that site. The conunissioo is studying a report on the future of Orange County Airport from tbe Ralph Parsons Company. The rep::irt, In party, recommends tripling the number of present flights at the airport. It also recommends adopting a com- bined noise evaluation level (CNEL) of 65, wh1ch Paraons says would place 641 homes Jn an impact area, requiring soundproofing or acquisition by the coun- ty. Noise cmsultant Lou Sutherland of Wylie Labcratorles pointed out that this was baled on the average ouriiber Of flights and not on the peak fllgllt level of the year. The report also assumed that bullness jets were no nolaier than contmerclal jets, Sutherland -aatd. He added 'that recent data from Northrop Labofatoriea proves this to be incorrect. He said the business jets make ~ noise tha1 comme:rclal jets because they do not follow noise abatement procedures as do the airlines. Buslnes.. jets Dy lower than airliners, thu1 causing more noise at the ground level, he said. At the end of the meeting Airport Director Robert Bresnahan presented the Conunissiola> with a letter from the Parsons Company ln which the company agreed to drop the penalty clacae in· its coo tract with the county. Under the clause, !tie e<>unty hu until Aug. 21 to make a decision regarding the expansion of the airport, and for / every day over 30 days that the declsl<Q was delayed, the county would pay .the Parsons Company $200 per day. The letter said the company would drop the clause from the contract, pro- vided the county woold pennit the com· pany to go ahead with Phase Two of their study of Orange County aviation. 'Die letter will be given conakleralion at the cornmtssion'• Tue!day night meeting and make a recommendailon to county supervisors. The m.eetma will be at 7 p.m. in the supervi.Jon hearing room at 515 N. SycamDre St. in Santa Ana. .. • ,Jndge SliOt Dead • ·---~L-. -.. Escape ~T~y E:tids ·in ;Bloody Slayings . -· . . .. . ' • 4' • ' ... ~ ·.~ ,. . -· SAN·~~ (UPI) -A pie~.-two San ~Un Inmates and 'their ICCOll)o pllct died J'!ldoy In a«leaperale .. po attempt In whfc1> Ove -wm ·ttcl-naped ·~t pnpolnt lnlm I _II,,..,. .. Judge Harcilcl. J. lj.llej,'. g;,imd. tine ol llia'. liidM--N-.,wbo bouted "we are the revohltionarln"-were thot to death' tnllde a rented yeDow vln .u it W.. bl; by • bojt'lp .; poljce giinllre. Two ·Cf tllo.alller holtal""'-" proaecu. tar and ·-juror-..... WOOncled, u w11 U..'IDIHI kldnlper. Two olhet lJd. naped j""'!". -!""' bijury. .• . 1'iO .~ oequence of events during ~ '9 minutes which tmned the .... Vi_i(a• wi.ftiJIJ pWmed bld for lnedom into-·-the plnk"....i.biue Marin ·County Civic c.nca-'Cfestped by l'raok Lloyd Wrlgllt atill WU beJnr pieced tqgether today. · ' lbspectot llooold Retana uid poUce "have not been abJf' 'to QCUtaln·wbO fired flrll" and -ol the wouailed -.J:n: Alsultanl Dlatricl Attorney 0.,,. as-eald he, and not police f1rlnl from -· shot -"' the ttdnapen. pl!~.-~~. ~~.· · ~Di~ •• ~. Jii's. head~lhif walled 10 mlnul., whJl.i •. "'"lore -.-.~ w -M~m the )\elplell" olllcen watched and Sheri« Counl1-8belfl Loidt 1"; MO!Jta!IOI. • M-lold them: "Okay, let'a takl!. a.:~ '"llllo· la. ~ojd.Je !lo)e1 •. i:• In ll. •"Y· Everything'• going lo be alt · .• ~.an ·o..-. 91 riDt". · ..,..._ llere;'~ rtPo<!ed•Fnok Klr-'l'llO kidMpera and their five llootafei,: bykll_! ciiUrt ck!!t,: gol Jn. the t!nator'and one ol ni, -. told"''" Jf~cClaln P:'a~ the .PiloiM Mid sbouted : "We want lhe Soledad B-.: iilf ·ll!e. :.," 211'1:t·iollll to .call freed, by 12:irtoc1ay." • ,...._ , Ill' ~. &oh>I II> .. t He referred lo th~ee black .lnmaleo at out of hf:no. ll them off." •· · · · Soledad Stata Pri800 charged With at.y, Tllo lour ·kldnapen anc! their five hot-lnl( a guard. One of the thru, George L,'. ~then ..Ovt<l.out Into~ c:arrido1 .. ftU. J1tbon, ts the ]>rother-of the youq ac-'. ed 11-Ulod ~L ii~ 07 · :; : · compllce Ill the eacape ley. Holdlnl the 11wed w . ahoqUo lo Ho. • IS.. H<ifn'AGES, Pip S> ' Yipp~A;wait Hearings; Only -Half From County .. "I ROI tine ol tbem and l'bope I till• A an>up or 21: ;[l~_..,.ted at Kennet A. Wekh, 11, of 11 U :!,,.tt;'"~ ~·:'be 0::, t.~ '11lund•I"• li)vul/Jo 6flllalleYlind wait ~ack Lane, Placftilla, ur&li>I' lo an amb11J.a11c .. lo tab him 1o· a bolpltal ·lo court Friday. , · · . for·1111rgery on bullet -Ill the" cbelt ' Moat ft!Nlned bol>lnd 'ber1 at Oran.. Gerald Seato, H, General Dlllyvt, and spine. · .· County Jail today, ii...bie·1o mat• ban N,..·Me.Jco, urllll lo riot and dlilurb- "l gral._'*'·a 1W1 fla the·drim'i'' the en.a , off.r....Y 'and-~1~eme · Jngtbepeace •. • prosecutor added. ...l..,;,..~ ~ --.it~ ~ ·Vernon M. Wedeking, lt, of 21st. W. The dead lildupm·,... Jam& F. Me. ~-j• · . ~.!.T~ .. Ave., Anaheim, . "!!.11'!'1 to Clain, 17, who wao on triil Ill Haley's uat hatt the armlotl draued ln>m _,... - courtJcr wault1nc • prlton guard: WiJ. Dlmeyland Iller !lie "vajlllled Youth Bruce Campbell, 28, Whittler, urglni liam A. <»-. 17, a convicted bllr· lntm>atlooll Party (Yli>Plt) p.., Wow lo riot. -· 111t«-.1o IMtlly; and Jooatbu P. aro lriin Oran&e ,._.....,. Mortimer H. Reas, u. New York City, Jacboo, 17, ~. who lned them ,..._,_,,. · • · · · of -·~• 1 1n1 The nmallld .. .._ fnm·San Dieao poooeuioo ·-•uana· a .J:'!:..d..i Wee Thomaa, Mrs. Marla to . N~ ... J!Ulco .. 111, ... tor!i Jind New Mite Oppenheimer, It, of. '9115 N. SU.verwood Sl, Or1111e, refuu.1 to Eleeo-Orab¥>; 41,'.ol SanJlaloel, one of Jeney, . • · • .... ' • dis • the -kldllaped woman jW'Oll, who aw,.. bniuchF ln ~lhe wilce or =·M·~·-11, I transient, ....... 'tit shot In the rilbt arm;.and.Rucbell .vlolenc:ewhlchtn1 ·i..,..1tmc1 ·,_ __ , -.-. M.qee, St, U.E kldnaW,, who wu . ~r1 7;-'!; • 11 r r W riot,. · . , ' ~Iii < .• I~-· · •' !:!=1';'.f~Yt t Jlorl>ora f MaTllJI, It, of '1! Ydet ,....,~ ~ • -. "" .. °lo_ , St;. 1'Gardet1 GnM, trclf'iilll tbd ~-v.._. .0.. l ~ .. ''*"· 111'P.o • • ral!lllll" arreet. damf lil",lfol'*'.., .. ' 'l!J:'~ •t Wlil\I { ~ ad!Wtl!la ' • .-' Btiioi Schoney, I~ a tram1tn!. waalt ·Tiit -•11 !J Pl ~ la ........ ·~ ·-ti'-"" . . ind llittery. . -1;-WblloJiiiiee "!'II• lliulaDd ..,.......,.,wtlh~ i\111.•~· Donald H. Brown, 24, Whittler, wau11 t..ur,m, and theii ,...., -P1"" Anaheim _,.,..~ w. ()laytGa and l>aU.ry. walked In. ,... boolled .., ....... Ill 1111nc· aboard "lie -at me ua· at down ,,,. • ~ (Tom s.wnr• ,lslaad) where GttlJllry w. Clayton, It,. ol IOL N. a couple qi -" aafd baJ1111 Jim llllrfJubo it. being UMd, Loar& SI., Anaheim,. belll( In o place . Liiie. •'i'biii he siDod up with • gun In J'oar othen aniont •tbe ,111 ·111t11 and ~re marljU01111 la being ...ed. his hands, · three women captUnr!' illy Dllntyland ~bl!t D. Heagey, 20.,of·l>l N. I.otra " "l11l< ts fll' be uid. •rve ggt .. a~io. llCllrily . .offlcora .. -~-~police ~I. ~elm, J1011t111Gn !'L~•· matic weapon. EVUJbody freeze.' spec••llats tnm IQl'f'Ouad1aa dUea were SteVen A. iJones, 20, of 111 E'. Chapman "He weet to McClaln and 'gaye llllll•the dmfed wtlll urging b riot, · " Ave., Orange, being under Ille IJJlh-• •ulomatic. Then he opened hla ~•ll!COll Complalnto cbarP.>i hn wtlll the of dru&•· : and tool«Oflt •carbine.'!' 11Jd. ll'Heu ltloiiy count were ·~ ooupt .1...,, Gerald D. Lewlntar, 20, New Yori< •Kain.~.-· We doll t lolmd lo hurt tb1r onnae Coanl;t' Iitsttlct A11omty'1 City, dltlurblng the peace. . aoybody, ortico l'riday attemlioit. , Arthur J. Miller, II, San Dieao, llllllll , Jacbaft '•Jso brought .ewrafJ road , • . , . ' and battery. nms·liJto .the·c:omu...n"'&lchtllO•"'°' • 'Under_.i pree1'0dv~me1da Alan M. Morrll, 20, of 1m.Lullaby vicU 1lled to limulale alk:kl)JI dynaml\e. . .... ,.. "'°'pied to ,!Jtlni ·up 'lo :IOO,OllO Lane, Anaheim,. -•idl.. ...,._ and The "dynamite" waa held a! the judge'• i§i\;l~~pplea ana. ~if . rodieala !roril dlmlrblng the peac'.e-;--" .. . throot before belnl repla<ed by a 11wed-~r the tli.IJ6n · lo. Ifie • M,lli• Gary L. Nett, IS, Anaheim, lreaplllllllf, Blount Already Eying_ Postal Bill Changes WASHINGTON (UPI) -Poltmuler General Winton M.. Blount aays be bl dtslau.fled with the method wed 111. the new pi»tal reform blll to let the price DI atampe. and feels the bill abOllld be changed Jn at least two other major areu. Blount maintained public &!lenee aboot hil reservaUom until the bill wu safefy past Congress. He uh.I 1n an interview that he .... 11ttsft0d lrlth the bill In general and felt c...g,... would' repeir ill butts once members recom from 11t.be whole trattm.ltlc aperteuce of poe- t.al reform.., "llll'nout·wM' ollvlOusly pgor ilthou&h Keeneth T. Sanlalow, '9, ol 115 .Gllmar Cooto Men Police '\'tee and ~ Drive, Anaheim, mallctous ml- IOit-Jack Cahioo uid eartier'two }'Oalba ln~e.lth Tucker, II, Van Nuyw, "- clabned to have come dirtCUy from sieven waldm 11 SaQ Diego, auauJt tbt Powder JUdte.-.Conn. rock -feltlwal and bat'A"' 1 ' . l<J partldpale. •• • Ko,. Raconts ol tbe ..,.. ... and dlspoliUon Michal< B. Picker, 11, o1 H911 i'ur)'ear of lndtvldual cues wue in transit Lane, Garden Grove, dlsturbtnc the between the jail and comt, or. attU had peace. mt left the courtromn•by Friday evening. Authorltlel ·111d' tt: w11 :therefore Im. po!Slble at that point lo 11y just bow many Individuals bad met ball. Si1: urestees were fnlm·Anaheim. '!be mnolnder ol Ille 1111tar and charies alltpd loob lllte thb: Hawanl A. Smith; II, No-I City, dl>tui1JlnC Ille peace. AIHhtmy Cofta,.Z11 Polnl.Pllaiant, N.J., 1111Dtt ·w1111.a dtlld!J> iNopGil and urP>1 lo tlot. . . 2nd S1nog Alert Called LOS ANGELES (UPI) -For tha ...,_ ond Ume In 11 many days autbmities in Loa Angeles and Riverlide coun.Uts Friday ordered a fint U.ge·.mo,. alert. Daring • flnt ..... alert -are urged to curtail. 1111-..q dri'*'I and Industries 1 are ellher · inritchod to natural gas fue( or cloled down • Dtll the ozone count falls 1btlow U. alert level · "Although I wasn't teared when I was laking the pk:turts, when it was over, I was terrified," ~ean said. Guerrillas Rip Calm Says Israel On the T~umh: Danger Ahead? Orufe • By UNITED PJIESS INTERNATIONAL A cease-fire sUlled the auns along the Suez Canal today for the f1rst Ume in J7 mootbs in a truc.e U.N. Secretary Thant balled u a sttp toward Middle East peace. Israel llid Arab guerrlllu broke the calm, however, with a rocket attack thlJ morning oo the Jordanian bonier. Israel warned ft may retaliate if any oC Its Arab neighbors bl'f'lk the ceue.- flre and Palestinian guerrillas vowed not to ob!lerve Jt at all. I An Israeli military 1poteaman said sev. eral Soviet-made Kstyusha rockets ar~ In from Jordan near the blbll<>I dly ol Sodom and wtre appar<111l7 f1nd by Arob guerrillas. Tllo rvcketa cll!Sfd oo damage •nd tht l1ra•U. did not mum the fire, the opokesman aald. It Wll the Cini r.,,.rud break Ill the llUCO .., lllf llliddle 'Eaat lrool ' By JOANNE REYNOLDS ''Yeah. well, I figure things like rapiogs and shooting won't happen to me. Besides, if anybody starts to get funny I can either talk my way out of it, or jump out of the car." The 17-year-old girl obviously wasn't troubled by the misfortunes that have befallen other yoong female bilcl!blbn. .. Sure. I read about all thlt atuff in the pi.per, but I ooly thumb cfurlag the day and I u..uan, go wltb another girl" Police all over California are deeply. concerned by the growing number of youthful bltchhlker1 and their apparent unconcern for the dangers involved in Pllinl llllo a car with • atrqer. Io one month the cltr of Newport -•loot loged the follow!nc ..... , . -July I : A IJ.yeaMld boy it picked up httchhlklnf at ni&ht on N ewparl Boulevard by a DWI wbo taku the ' youth to his home and propositions him. The boy escapes from 'the house. -July 7: A young 111811 httcbblklng along• Coast Highway in Laguna Beach at night ill picked up by two other men who drive him to , an alley in Corona del Mar and rob him. -July "I : TWo !ltten, again bllch- hlklng Ill Laguna Btach II, nJcbt are plcked up by 1 man . who drives. them to a deserted apot on Jamboree Road and tbttalens them with rope. The two women escape while the autpeCt 'lbootl .at them. Fortunately.neither 11 haimed. -July 30: A 21-year-old woman, hllchhlking along Well Cout Hl&hw•Y at 10 :30 a.m. 1s picked up• by .a 01an who pulls a knife on' her, drtvt1 her to Cllf( Drive and rape.s ha, -July SI: A 17-yOIMld &lrl ls ~ up In Corona del Mar, driven to a Mtluded apot [n San Dl'IO c..inty -• ahe Is raped, bealen and ll>ot. A week laler (Au(. 7) lbe it lllll • Ill crtuCal ... condlUoo: 'lbese · reports eamo from Nnrpcrt Beach 11one •• In other Orange Cout dues -and Indeed -ghoul the nation -Polle• lop Olch day .aro otlellln( lo the naivete ol young women w)lo lace a ltmplllUc phllooopby ol llndla& !rte lldel. l'jewporl lletectiV<r Sam Anibura'y llYI he belltveo U.-0 wtl reprueet Im than ·11 pel'Ctll ol tho dnc- lnvolW!rbltchb!Ws II• Newport fGr tbe same period ti tlmo. "A lol of -le WCWl't report lheae ktnds ol lncldenls out of anb&rraameel or. fear/' be utd. • Aa 1 r"'l'lt ·cl what• thty conalder ~ su;lolll IJ')bltm. 1a..,... In Nowpart !-vt lnltkiilod I peUcy of pltkllJC'"up ~II ml blyl llllder 11. "We brllrti-.-111 for 114 ol -1 eentn>1, llld caD their IGlka ind ·Ill•• them eemt and ttt them.'' aafd Ed abllinlll,· ..... ....,. nilliant alftcer' •• .,. -· , -- • • Hazy 1U1111ilne Alila& tha>Oranp Coa•• lhla --la ·Indlctod by lhe weathe.,.... Bui U.. -la unlikely lo. put I 4-00 belch vlllls-with lnllnd '-lllna lo reaclt 92 Saturdlj'. • • I ! ' INSDE U.AY' ' Longe• allll llopP!t. liwr 1., dog1 Is the aiM at fHllWC llort/ in Famtiv 1W-1ttlu todo11. Pet .....,., eon got dp1 fM u!lng 1cilntc and la!Jdfr fo1ii!l{I ..,.1• on their cmbna1'. ... .._.. . .....,_ .. ..._ ..... ,_, ·n --. -n --. --.. ,.... I t -. -.. """"" 1 ~....... ...., ... .... Mitt .... lf.11' __ ,." -.. ' ' . ii • \ :. : EeolOjff ·Testlnaot11 Land Swap ~ri~ -- ' :, .. II# TQM IWILEY ,-f~ .... .,.,, • Wblt b expected to be the A fil111 . ""'1< of the Uslfi<!I' Bay a Jud IWlp trial will get '""" .ti"'"' Monday~ <lounty ~SU(orlot ~ II will ~!1a.J ., ;JliiWitiieos • box . 'In Mgo a .. de M. ~Owens' Courtroom ~homeowners, <lOnlel'VaUonists :-and eovlronment»experta for :'.' l.elUmonr .. ~ s an .: ~ attDniiy Plilllj> Btr· ... ~ ry'1 oontention that devekl~ men! <I lhe bay· Will de!lroy :c ill,~~ life '!nd. "I'<>.~· ·-< · Berry will In the lut lhot. • ln Ybol 'bu betn a five-week <~lilll at tbt lilut llral ralatd · ·:"11eb ~e Qmnty and the ;: Jrvb>O °"'1pany sued COWlly Auditor Vie Heim far non-pay- : -<# clr<dgJng bUh. His ~ wltnelael will follow thOle of allomey llullern Helsing who _. .. Holm In tbe hard· !Ollllht aclloo. It 1eemed ctttaln Friday that Berry'• alma during the clpolng tlay1 will be to <On· centrate on testimony sup- porting predictions that Irvine Company development or the Upper Bay will destroy one of Cali!orni1'a ls.st remaining lldalestuarfu. HllllDC rataed that' charge Tbunday and .Friday with testimony to that effect from Ronald Rein, a aupervi.sor in the ltaie'a.Departtnent of Fish and .Gt!Jle. 'lbe swap -of 157 acres of ' Saddleback ' Advisement Opening Set Lagu11a Sewer Pla11t Repairs Get Costly J.acun&'a vintqe 113 5 eewqe treatment plant has run Into a problem, whlch -tiy ls golng to -the city eome money, One ol the plan<'• large primary clarifiers which can treat up to 250,000 gallons of aewaae per day is now in- operaUve, according to the PubUo Work< Departmenl. Cost to repair the clartfler plus several o1htt problems in the plant. may iO up to $90,000, city oUlcllls eotlm1te. 'nlf: cost cornea at 1 time when city councllmen were hoptll( to hold the line on the ctty tu rat. but It ls now poeslble that a few eent8 may be tacked onto the rAtt for nut year. The device that bro1te down in , thl Lll'lk, rids die r•w tewap " tolld wastes. It con· mtod "' teV•Al bolnll whlch HUnmed the top 'and bottom d. 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Ll111tt• ~1,1.1nttly, -• .. ,. le l!Hllf'I DRY-ROAST 31~ PEANUTS S111ulnt1 011/111 63~ Pl1nt~~, Dry noa1tcil PeA· null, w lhout ca.Jorie-adding 4'11. 13 ounoos'. • 4-TIER STEEL SHELF UNIT Sunday 011111 -t -11helt unit l,s 91A.x30x36", can be us'ed u bOokCllSe or storage 1pace. Walnut-look or avocado color enamel flnlah. ' 466 ""-4~ POCKET RADIO ' S11nda11 0111111 297 Tl-an111torl2fd Ahl radio n11 In pockt'I . Automatic vol· ume contrul. \Vlth ca•"· . --------------- 'She ltl!ght Ruallt' • Defense Wants '" --,. Kasahian Freed LOS ANGELES (AP) -Linda. Kua· hian, who h'5 told her 11tory of the Shar- on Tate mutdera after being promi.aecf Immunity from progecution, may walk out of Jail a free woman on Monday when that immunity is set to be formal- ized. Altllough lhe pig-tailed young mother ol two Is still under cross-examinaUon In the murder trial ot Charle. M. Man- son and three women followers, the de- fense wants her immunity granted im- mediately. They hope it wW encourage her to change her story. "Linda Kasabian took the witness 1tand. in a dual role," defense attorney Paul Fitigerald said .al1'1' . court ad· lourned Friday. •'She was both a witness and a defendant and she knew that any· thing she said could Incriminate btr." He said lhe defense believes that Met. '.Kasabian, the state's slar witness, tail- ored her testlmony to please prosecu- tors who have promised her immunity. "Once she's given immunity, she might recant." said Fitzgerald, attorney for Patricia KttnwJnkel. D . Others on trlal wttb Manson are Susan Alkins, 21, and Leslie Van Hout<n, IO. A beaJ'lng"oo lhe lmmuolly grant wu set at defense request for ·Monday morn- ing when the trial resumes. Once immune, she couk1 leave the jail where she hu been held since her arrest last December on the same ,charges u those facing lhe other delendaol.I. Pro- secutora said she could wnain in jail for a time if she chose to do 50 for fear of her safety. The prosecutor bas said it will try to provide protection for Mn. Kuabian, Zl, once a member of Manson 's nomadic hippie-style "family." Her Jawyen have reported threats on the sandy-haired wo- man's lire. During one court session last week, one said the shaggy haired Manson told her : "Yo11 really b1ew Jt, Linda, you better say your prayers." .. UPI T ........ .., .11111 """-1-.i 1t1llll 1....,....11 -JwrMI -.J s DA11.v mar s HOSTAGES ••• Fr•• P ... l ... lt)"s btad, the)' walttd 10 mloutet -_lba.l1elplesul.O<!rl atclled and Sblrtlf Mcmtanol told them: "OhJ, let't It euy, E'm)1h1llt1 aolDI lo bo all ~· --and lhelr ft•• bolllpl got Jn lhe elnator IOd one rt 1he ...,. abouted: "We want the Soledad Brotbe:n freitcl by U:30 today.11 , Ha referred to three black lomllea at Soledad Stata Pr11on cbar1ed wllh lllay• Ing • iuard. One of the lhtte, a..... L. J-. Is the brother of 1he 1'>Ulll "°' -i>l!ce In lhe ...,.pe try. Aa the kidnaper1 aocl tlle1t hootqt1 came out of the elevator, tbeJ were cm- . -by Depuly SberUI Art WJulol, 4$, who bad • •hotiun aimed at tbem. "Drop it or Ibey all die rlahl boft!" W1ggiM quoted lhe convlcll u ohoullnt at him. "I raised 011 sllotsuo but I waa all'aid lo Oro becallle I milbt hit !he boo- lages." As 1he nine -emerged from 1he vaulted building, there. was a brief bunt ol gunfire. One of the women ~ uld police fired aod the kidoapen lbot back. Theo lhe sbootlog llopped. The groop backed 300 yanis acnm 1lie parting Jot lo the rented van. The boo- tagell were forced lnside and the con- victs then climbed lo, McClain drove Jt slowly out of the parting lol and down ao exit l"dJnr to 1he U.S. IOI Free-way. Assistant Coroner Richard Footalne 1aw what happened nert from bis win- dow. DAILY PILOT In court Friday, one of her attorneys, Gary Fleischman, said be saw Manson look at the witness and whist his Onger across his throat, in a motion to indicate a throat being silt. I CONVICT CHRISTMAS (LEFT) THREATENS WOMAN JUROR 0 1 saw the van come out slowly,.. he said. "A San Quentin guard wllh a 3lhlO rifle was standing close by. He railed his rifle and f.irtd at the driver. HITCHHIKE. With Gun at Hud1 Mr1. Joyce Rodlnl and Fellow Jurors Become Part of Escape Attempt • • NewpMt I••" L .. ilM leeclil ....., .. _ H••tillftM ..... , ... ,... ,....., s..c1....,. OltAHG~ COAST PUILl$H1NG COM,AHY ••"-rt H. w •• 4 l'n11Nnt •<'Ml ,..,,.,u,,_ :· J•c• •. Curl.,. ' From Page I no transportation. but we don't want to see these kids getUog hurt. Things mlght be different if there were some sort of • transport sytem, bul otherwbe kids are going lo hllcllhike lo 1et around," CibbareIU said. Photog Walks Into Danger "He (ired a second shot and t!le ?an lurched to a halt Then there wu lhoot.- lng all over the place. "I heard what I thln1t waa a lbotgun go off inside the van. 1 saw a bright flub through the rur Window• of the.vu." Otber witnesses' reported 1he first -they heard oeemed lo ccme from Inside the van. \'ic• ,.,.~:0..1 •llll Gcnw•I "'-"'ttr lh•11111 k•••il EllllOt' Tho11011 A. Mwrp\iR• M-.ilnl EOilor Armed M~n Wanred Pictures 'For Publicity' After the sbootlog stopped, olf1cen ru'1led up and opened the back door. The blootkpattue:t Mrs. Graham rtm:nbJed 11ut and collapsed on the pavemenL •ich1rtl P. H.11 South Of-C-ly fdiW °""• c11111 Mae: m Wt.JI a., sr ... 1 Ht-1 .. Kii: :itll Wnt ..... ,Boule¥•~ u.-a.ch: m ,., .. , •- Hllflli,,...,, IMC:ll: Jl'l1J ltKll B>U""' ... s.n ci.men11: JOJ Norlll El C.inlno RMI "Getting around" seema to be Of prime importance, Amburgey observed. One night after the •booting of the teenage girl, investigators drove from Newport to San Clemente via.Coast Hlghway. "We counted !8 girls hltcbhlklng, and who knows how many boys," he said. By PATRICK BOYLE Of ftlll DlllY Pla.t lllff Jim Kean did not know what had bappened at the Marin Co u n t y Courthouse, but it was sure to be a news story. "--. .,L. The hitchhikers, male and female, have developed something ot an it-can't-hap- pen-to-me philosophy about thumbing. Two boys, ages IJ and 13, who were hitching from Newport to their homes in Huntington Beach said bumming rides js the only way to get around. 'nle young pliolographer, oo the staff ol the San Raphael Independent Journal. wu out on an assignment when he beard an emergency , broadcast come over the police radio monitor in his •'car. CAIL'I' PILOT. wllll w:lldl It umtoin.-"'- Ht-..._.. k pUllllallod d•llY U Clll'f ....... ••Y ln Hj>ltlle cdllion. far L9liltll a.."dl. Ht_.! ltKl'I. C111ll M...-, Hllfltllls!On lt•ch ..-.o F-l•ln v1ttey. •!Me wllfl. tft reai-1 cdltlMI, Or-c-1 PUOllJ!lln!I' ~"' prillllrlt ,i.1111 ,,. •I 22n war 9•1bM .,....~ N--' IMdl,, 9rAI Pl W.-1 •• ., '"""'· C-11 ......... Tel.,..._ 17141 '42.A.121 1 Cl..m.4 Atfftfthl .. '42-1671 S.. C ........ AA n.:,.m.e.n1 "You can't ride a bike, 'caUJe It'll get stolen and you're too old to ride wJtb your parents. We usually go In pajr1 - my parents won 't let me go IDllesa aome- one else is along -and we don't go )ODJ distances," one explained. The dispatcher said that there was an armed man in the Marin County Courthouse, and Kean raced to the scene, hoping to get a good picture for the evening paper. T•I••"-492-4421 eo.yr""':. 1'70. °"'-CM1I Pultlbl'llfll ~. Ne MWI 1llH'lft, lllwlr•lilN. ~ -ttw _. .._,._II ..... ,,. ..,.., toe ~ wll'-1 "°"'IM lllf• lftlt.llM•~-- ~-u:it:.::~::::.:;:; "My mom won't let me use the car and she won't drive me so this is the only way to get around We've never had any trouble and we're careful only to thumb during the day." the 1irl •aid. • i. He got more than he bariained for. He arrived at the courthouse before the first police units, went inside, waited around a comer and found hlnuelf face- ~face with a man boldln&' ·a IUD in each band. urfW UM -"""1'1 .,. .... u U .. ,,.""11 mllltlry ... 11 ... 1 ...... u .. "*'"'"· Brushes with potenuaJ rapists and molestera dotsnt' seem to fue thumben. ''The man didn't threaten me," Kun Adwww11san4Mt -- 'They Had the Opportunity to Plan •• ' An Irvine Compaily Statement on the Pacific: Coast Ftffway We know there ts nothing that we or anybody can say that will make the Pacific Coast Freeway popular in Newport Beach. It is popu]ar, and easy, to speak out against it. Nevertheless, this community bu an Increasingly critical traffic problem that mu&t be faced. It is ob&erv- able now on Pacific Coast Highway any mid-summer's day. lt will intensify in the years to come. Ignoring it will not make it go away. THE FREEWAY years ago was envisioned as a solu- tion to this potentially overwhelming problei:n. I_t still is. Few public officials have ever seriously denied 1L Every population and trarfic projection developed by the state, the county and the city has confirmed the need for some major road system to handle the traffic move- ments of hundreds of thousands of automobUes that will otherwise clog and choke the surface streets or Newport Beach. Without such a system, Newport's urban environ- ment would be devastated. The automobile wou1d rule. These are the fact.a of life. It would be irresponsible of the Irvine Company, or anyone, to Jgoore them. THAT IS WHY we oppose the controversial Badham freeway bill (AJl.1701). This propoeed legislation totally eliminates the Pacific Coast Freeway anywhere in New- port Beach. It proposes no alternative road system. It of. fer• no other aoluUoo to the problem. There are aspects of the freeway that are objection- able. They Involve design and precise. alignment of por- tions of the route. These objectlons are amenable to aolution. Removal ot the freeway in Newport Beach is no solution. WHAT ft DOES, is to turn the problem into a plan· ner's nightmare. And planning represents Newport's best chance of survival in the future. There 11 no arguing it : this city's trafflc requirements ' now and in the years ahead compel development of a major road system to unburden eJJaUng street.I. The people and the cars are coming because the en- tire coastal comm\Dl.Jty ii a magnetic attracUon. It.I climate, ita beaches and Jta other naturaJ ameniUes are wflat attract the people -to a far greater degree than anything man can build. The attracUona are be.rt, and man toUows. BE BAB IDS needs. They mo.I. be acoommodated, In a planned, orderly mlMer. U they are not, be will over- run and ruin the Janel. At the Irvine Company, we art vigorously -at tJmes, dupcrately -trying to prepare for this inevitable urban· lzstlon lhrou&h master plaMlna and responsible, balanced development or the land. FW.ly one-thfrd Of Newport'• residents now live or work in this new Irvine euvlron- menl WllJ>ln ID Yffll, more than IO pen:ent wllL We ban a mpooslblllty to uie .. people1 and lo our land. SO we connol IUJ>porl 801 feaislation Ilia! abdlcol<• • lhil mponliblllly. ... ••• AS WE SEE IT, the lrteWay problem 11 divlslble - divided by Upper Newport Bay. West of the Upper Bay, there are a gn!at many severt problems relating to the freew.ay alignment. In the past we have ufrained from comment on these prob- lems because we are not an affected property-owner in that area. East ol the Upper Bay, Jt iJ dlllerenL We endorse the adopted alignment there. That area, most of it Irvine land. bu been master-planned IO that the freeway la depreued and a relatively compatible community element. This planning process, with ita re- lated development, baa taken place over a period or 10 years. Jn that time, the Irvine Company has worked witb all concerned public a~enclea, including the City of New- port Beach, to detenrune the prtdse freeway alJgnment, Its entrances and exit.I. These agencies, including the City ol Newport Beach, all have algned agreements a1 to the freeway'• location eut ot the Upper Bay. Accord· ingly, we have removed from producUcin land· for Ill right of way. AS RECENn.Y as last month, theJe agrtemenla had not been dtaavowed by the Newport Beach Cily Council. Couocllmen -aft« all these year1 of study, cooperaUon and realftrmaUoo of lhe city's orlgloal Intent -have now cbao&ed tlle1t miodl. The Irvine Company Is now banhly crlUched !or II.I stand, when it wa1 the City Council's stand until a few weeks ago. De!plte thl1 criticism. we still cannot agree that no system ls preferable to what is planned east of the Up- per Bay. That ii the nchange oCfend by the Badham bill. Read It. It ia there, Jn black and white. We have a resPonslblllty to protest, and we do, in the democratic manner. We should not be apused for this. IF 11IE DDIRE of the Badham bill's proponenta 11 to reroute the frec~ay west of the Upper Bay, 11 we Bu!peet It 11 because many of them were concerned only about that area unUI a short time ago, then the propooect JegiaJaUon should be amended. The amendment could di- rect the CAllfomla JDgbway Commission to reopen hear- ings on the freeway in that area, The Irvine COmptlly would support such an amendmtnt. Unamended, the Bltdham bill places the entlre city of Newport Beach, from the Sonia Ana River through Corona del Mar, under 1 cloud. No homeowner, no bwiine.uman, 00 IChool IW cily -ment olllciaJ Will know bow best lo plan for Inevitable growth. THE IRVINE ComJllnY. Newport C.Ottt, Faahlon I• land, Corona del Mar and Newport B<acll II.self will con- tinue to survive, and prosper. But people will qy In the crowded yeart to come: "It could have been better. They ~jddn·~ opportWllty lo plan, lo do It better, and thty -The /RV/NE C6MPANY , ' said ln a telephone Interview. "He aaw my camera and· became very in- terested. II Kean said the man, .who had brought guns to the San QuenUn convicts on trial, was bent on taking some hostages, ''and I was going to be o~ of them." The man was later identified as Jonathan P. Jackson, brother of George L. Jackson, one af three Soledad Prl.aon inmates charged with a murdering a guard there. "He wanted me to take pictures for publicity so that his brother would be freed," Kean 11ld. "He said they were taking hostages to trade for hls brother and the two other Inmates charged in the guard'• murder, and they wanted Iota of pu~llclty." So Kean 1tarted tating pictures, almost two rolls of them. He said he was not acared at the time, but was con- cerned for the other hostages. "The judge and a member of the Jury were friends at mine," he Aid. 1'and I didn't want to do anytblni: to endanger them." Kean followed the convlcta: and their hostagu outside taking pictures aa he went. The men did not try to take him along with them, apparently because they wanted his plctUl'9 publilhed. "Although I wasn't scared wl\en 1 was taking the pictures, when Jt was aver, I was terrified," Kean said. When Kean came out of the courthouse with the escape party, a not h e r photographer with the Independent. Journal, Roger Bockrath, was waiting behind a Police car. He began taking pictures. Then the shooting started. The newspaper held up its Friday publication for an hour and a hall to publish the plctures and the story and cme or Bockrath'• photos took up the enUre top half or the front paae. Bockrath sakl he wu not trlghtened at all when he was taking the plcturea. "It all happened '° faat that I didn't have time to be scared," he said. "But 1 sure thanked God 'Wten it wu over." 1be :tudRe, ball hl1 bead blown off, ns crumpled-In bis black robe,, Inside lhe van. McClaln, Christmas and Jactaon were found dead and-Tbomu and Ma!lff Jay bleedlog Inside. Mesa Developing Clues in Theft Colla Mesa police are today lloplni they can develop a few clues to tbe iden- Uty of a gunman who toot '145 FrldaJ nflbl from the FOIO~I kiosk In lhe K. Mart Shopping Center, mt Harbor Blvd. Offlcera said the -I drove up to the kl .. k during lhe evening lbopplnc nub, brandllhlllg what the c1ert·da0rtb- ed aa ao object membU.,, a nvoiver and took·tbe night's laklogs. .The gunman WU described U I Mesf.. can-AmeriCan, ·ace.about 30, wear1rJ& blue jeans and a white sweat 1hlrt. ~ummer Pops Coqcetfs MONDAY EVENINGS UNDER THE STARS ON THE MALL AT FASHION ISL.AND NOW THRU AUGUST 31 it HENRY BRANDON CONDUCTING THE FASHION ISLAND POP CONCERT ORCHESTRA AUGUST 10 PRO.GRAM-9 P.M. Fashion Island Overture Brandon La Boutique Fantuqu_e Carroll Amngement Sheherazade Themes Rimsky Korsakov Allegro for Harpsichord Bova Moonlight in Vennont Brandon Arrangement Porgy & Bess Selections Genhwin Emperor Waltz Strauss Dance of the Comedians Smetana Su~ny Brandon Arrangement Bluesette Thielemans My Fair lady Selections lemer & Lowe . Sponsortd by The Irvine Comp>ny and F11hlon Island Merchants As5oclallon In cooperation wleh the Recording Industries Trust Fund. Fil& FAMILY NIGHT MOVIES MRY FRIDAY, 8:30 p.m. • FASHION j ISLAND -NllWPORT OllNTllR PICH~ Cjllll Hlghw,1-Betwten JamborH Incl. Mac:Arthur i ' , " • 4 ...SLY PILOJ SawnlOJ, A-8, 1970 ' Pulpit and Pew Book Studies Jesus I • Dr. ~ llc01a1~. )II.... Her subject will be ·• AJtrolosy, a Gulde TowardJ Seff·undentandl!ll." Clay bealll>ll will be cooducted by tbt 11... J. Smith Tutlday •t l' a.m. 1'Utlday Is an all day bulin( .... 1 .. with lee· Personality Revealed by Bibl.e Researcli t..----,.,:;-ch1plaln 11 Foltvie. Stoto BOIPllll. wUI -1!111 Sonday It th< 1>..-,1o11u ~ ..... Ct• 7 w,. D Fairview Road, c..ta llaa. 1111 l<l'1llOll topic wiU be 1"Tbt OritUan Does Not Fur Clwlp." An ln- lcrmel wonblp ..,,,Ice will be held 11 1 1.m.; the tnd!Uonal -Joe will be held 11 l :IO a.i:p. Pulpit IUOll It the C.... •1 -c.i-'17 Cllurdl, Clqnp-Sundty ..UI be Col. Dlvld 14. Fowl.r. His aermon wUl be enlltled "Good 'ndlnp." Col. Fowler is a former lay minister of the Unlled Ol=h of Christ. s.rvw al the church. which is located at 111 Heliotrope Ave.. Corona del Mar, are at 10 1.m. Holy Communloo will be ctlebrlled at the a a.m. servtca cl Sl Mldalel'• Ud AD Aqell' Eplacopal Cbardl, 32S3 P.ctfic View Drive, Corona del Mar. Mornint prl)'el' will be read 1\ the 1:30 a.m. &ervice and the aennon. "Hl1 Voice'' wiU be delivered by the rector, Dr. Crawford Brown. 1be lecture LbiJ week at the ~a..rdt af 1telt 1 l o a1 !ldtiico " -tlqt• -will be "How to Demonatrate Prooperily." Hdd II th< woman's club, GO Iotb SL, at U a.m. there will be a di!cussion an.r the lecture. The Ben Adbem men's club will have a breakfast meeting out Saturday at I a.m. The Reverend Cecil 0. Eanes of Sl _,,., Pmbyterlaa Cllon:ll b Nnrpon ~ IJ 1.Uendi.Qg a two-week orien- ta.Uon seuion on the Bethel Series, an inlernatiooal Bible Study proeram deaicntd to provkle new Christian awareness for c h u r ch members or all faiths . Judy Martin of The Sun Si,rt1 in Balboa will lecture Monday at a p.m. for Manosopby Inc •• 2239 Fairview Road. Cost.a ture at I p.m. Rev. Loren Dale Fllcldllier will deliver a sermon on the tGplc "Ult Up 'f'hlne Eyes • • . " during the 10 1.m. -ol tbt N<wplri Ualty Cbvdl, meetin& Suday in the Senior Citizen'• Building, !Siil Geu P••t and lrvlne In Newport Beach. Mr. Chart .. B. Newton, fonnerly of River,ido, Put« P. G. Neumann of Celi! .. is tho new ad· the Finl Baplbl ~ ad minlstrator for the P. G. Dar ScMol, JOI MalJIOUa st., N o u m a n n ChrlsUan Costa Mesa, will deliver the School, Operated by the sermons durin& both Sunday First Baptist Cburch of semces. At the 11 1.m. Costa Mesa. Mr. New· oervloe, he will SJ>W on ton bu a INicltRround "Four Wonderful 'nililp:. 11 At in teachinK which goea the 7 p.m. ovenlna oervlce, back more !ban 10 Nfllll Mlabter Rev. Roy C. Gosch will assume the duties of putor at St. Paul'• Lu- theran Church, 4M Cy- press Drive, Laguna Beach, on Sunday. He will bogln his ministry after installation servi· ce1 at 3:30 p.m. Pastor Geach cornea to Laguna hlJ topic will be "Two Soala years. Wflhln tbt Bruat." ~----------------Whittier. Symbolism in the Bible will . bt the subject ol the lesson sermon "Spirit" to be studied ln a 11 Ouiltlu Scteace churches Sunday. Are a churches and service times include: First Church ol Chriat, Scientist, 2880 Mua Verde Dr .. Com Mesa, 11 a.m.: First Church of Christ, Scienti!t, 8th and Olive St.. !See PVLPIT, Pap II Church Building Starts Huntington • Valley Baptist Church baa begun construction on a 7,200 square foot Chria.- tian Education Building which will be completed by late Fall 1970. The buildin&. wh.ich is bi- level, will provide much need- ed additional &md1y School faclliUe1. It will aiao provide for church offices, pastor's study, a kitchen and a large fellowship hall. After compleUon of the Christian Education Building the sanctuary of the church will be remodeled to increase the seating caJ)Jeity. • l!y LOVIS C.USEl.3 "' •. 11.... wrtttt What wu JetW re.Uy tlke'? Whit Is the dl1tlnctlve character or the way o( life be commended to men by precept and es.ample! Thousand! of books have betn written in answer to tbQSe que.!tlont, Most are pretty bad. A few are fairly good. A very, very few are magnfficent. tn the latter category is a 1mall, inexpensive paperback published recently (by MacMillan). II b onUlled, "The Founder o f Ouis- Uanty." The author ls Pror. F. H. Dodd ef Cambrid1e University, who directed the translation of the New Eqllsh Bible, and who b ,.ganled by many as the world's foremo&:t new t e stament tcholat. In lhb Utile book, Dodd has used his enormous erudition the way it &hould be used: to make deep ijiings clear and usy to understand. URGENT QVESTION Lesse r scholars have arsued for years over which l)lrts of the Go.spel.3 may be regard- ed as actual sayings of Jesus and which parts may be in· terpretalions or interpolations by the early church. Dodd cuts straight through thls mue of qu.ibbling to 1n.1wer the one question of urgent Importance to th< conlUJed layman who is wondering whether the New Teswntnt ptesents I'll authentic picture of a real person and bll teachings. Hi1 answer ii an unqualiOed yu. The Gospe.tl, Dodd says, "offer a body of sayings on the whole so consistent, so coherent, and withal so distinctive ln manner, style, content. that no reasonable criUc should doubt, whatever reserv1Uons be may have about individual sayings, that we find reOected here the thought of a single, unique teacher." The dlsUnctive "style" of Jesus, reOected in His record teachings, 1J "crisp, pungent, often allwive, even cryptic. laden with irony a n d parado1," he 1ay1. It betrays "a mind whose processes were swift and direct, hitting the naU on the head wlthout waste of words." Jesus's sayings made clear that He had a keen sense of humor. a love of nature, and a poetic im· aginatlon. TRAITS RE)'!lAL~D The narrative portions of the Go!pels reveal other pre> nounced penonality traits. Jesus's rtlalions with people were Invariably characterized by a "stnllUve response" to lhelr needs. "He was drawn to those: who were 1lck Jn mJnd Of body, be(:aUte they neede.d help that He could give." And He displayed particular compassion r o r "those who labored under a cUsabUng sense of guilt." For all of Hl1 kindness, Jesus "could be a formidable person to enc()lf11ler." He hlid "some indeOnable penona I quality" wtUch caused men to look up to Him in re.spect and sometimes awe, u one who "spoke with authority." He could be very severe in His dealings with the two types ot people for whom He had the greatest scorn -pious hypocrites and oppressors ol tbt poor. Dodd suggesll lhat the key to all Jesus's teaching ii found tn the Lord 's Prayer, where he instructed His disciples to address God as "Father." 1be Aramaic word Jesus u1ed w1s 1' Abba " and It was "the In- timate' mode of address fro m child to lather in the Jewish family" -comparable to "Dad" or "Pop" In 1 con- temporary family . The pet!· lions of the Lord's Prayer are consistent with the form of address: they are "the ap- peal of children to a father, simple, direct and confident." The old Hebrew prophets (See JESVS, Poge $) ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY You are invited to the Finl Assembly of God Church 140 E. 22nd St., Cotta MaH-541-3761 M. C. CtMk. ,...., -,,. Wiiiet. A ...... Morning Glory • • 8:30 AM P•t.r ,,.._ t;ell"iiklr: famffy Wonhlp .. 10:50 AM ,_,., •- R1vtv1I Tlmt •.•• 7:00 PM ,_.., Cr•al• Wednesday . . . . . . 7:80 PM 11w. ,.,.., Pit-SCHOOL A•U ZVr TO I 6:JI A.M. TO I P.M. PH. 641·~1 GLAD TIDINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD 11TM I MOWIOWIA. NIWPOl1' 11.ACH '4W6ZI '"' •itct w.t fl ..... tttHtt•O TH111u a.11-•tl, P••+., S•fll Mill•r, M111k1/ Dlrect•r tt41 A.M, 11••'1 ld:11I N__, A"-'-t 111H 4.M_,.,._ M~ _ef Ch4 ~ Ne. 4"' .,_ ,...., 1M r.M-.,._ .,.,.._. W..t II n.. fMW M• .. ............... ' .... ti.. Qrllri• ,,..k~ .. ..... ,,.... ., .... ,.,""'"' "" , ... 1 ... ,,."..,... ,.., ,.., ............ , ... .. ,.._. Ctl: 1)6-1 tJO; MM610; 146-7166 ~~========~========~I HARIOR ASSEMILY OF GOD I 740 w. wu ..... eona Mau ..... , .. V. 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' ' I NEWPORT HARBOR 1 LUTHERAN CHURCH : W11'11t1d1y Pr1y1r M11tlnt for 111 19t1 • •• • • •••• •• ••• 7:JO 141-2121 646·9112 l:::=::"~=-=="'·='':"=:==:=::":'n:""::Ai:.~:'':A:"':-=:==j li==:=:=:==:=:=:=:;,;=:=:=:=:=:=:~111 LUTHERAN CHURCH I OF THE MASTER ;:: 791 Dover Or. LI 8-363 1 1 2900 Pacific Vjew Dr. UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH _JJ. t eii d'fi h 1 Corona dot Mar . I. I Tiie ·"· J .....•• 11.111, ,.,., I "" s .•. •ALllADIS •••• ar or rtJ 1an urc l ....... '""' W>I... ' DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER SANTA ANA HllGHTI I OP NIWPOltT llACH-fDIMl,l•I Mn. w.r .. c11e-...1.1 .. IUNDA'I' K '400L ..... ,., ........................ t1U •M. ' AltlJtftt P•f9f I p.wi W..t. MO•N•N• W01t1tt1fl .............................. 11 A.M. I ..... I ' I I W " I OOA M I Yf NtHO wo•tttl~ ................................ ' "·"'· 1 114Mtl11t lt .. •l•tlt H.,...la••-.Y 1'.,. •nnop : • · Phone 644-, 1664 '. -••11 .. ' 1•• ""' I C'•l•ll•• ,,,,,,,.,, t i ll A.M. I M!OW••ll l l ll VI ... 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COSTA MISA 141-1404 Attend :J/ie Church of '/jour C/ioic" A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 111001 hl•11d THI UNITID COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 11 S A91t1 675-0950 t :JO A.M. Worship W1t1hi11 & S11n4•Y St!hoo1 Coll• M11• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH lf lh St. & H1r01r l /vd, Cilurch Wo,.ti!11 -t :l O I 11 Church Sd100/ -9:30 141·7727 Co1t1 M111 North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH M••• Y1rd1 I l1•tr St. 14f·271 9 Worship I Churth Sth1ol f :OO I IO:JO A.M. H11nti119lon l•tth FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 272 1 17th St. l l,:1517 S1,...it11 -f :l O I 11 A.M. N11t••rv thr11 2114 t r1d1 • I I Ch11rth School -9:30 A.M. H1.1nlin9t1R l11th -North COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 H1il Av1. 142-4461 Wo,.hip I ctiurth Scli11I 9 & I O:JO A.M. 1,...i ... -1.tlf &Iliff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH SJJ.1211 11422 C11l•1r Ro 14 •t Univ1riity Ori•• Wo"hip I Churth Sthool t I 10:30 A.M. l~pun1 lt1th LAGUNA BEACH METHODIST CHURCH 1 1•12 w •• 1 • .,. D,; •• in So. L19u"1 Wonhlp t t A.M. Church Sthool 9:10 A.M. 499-JOSI N1wport l11th CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1400W. l •lbo1 llv4. 67l·lSOS Wot1hi~t:l0 A.M. Ch11n:h Sthool- 9:]0 l I I A.M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 211 It M .. ••ll• IN.., A._I H111tl11tt•• ..... •n. D•• .. 4 L ltllMrtl. Par•r S11•lley W•nhlf1 f 1JO A.M. Ch11rc• Sth•ol: 10:41 A.M. Offl4e1 Z011J M .. •ell1 St. PNM: t61-4t40 Church of the Covenant Jiii hlrYll'W •"4, c" .. M ... lnKeA. 1.m., P•tef S••ffr" W•nlll': 1100 I t :JO A.M.-C•11t1• k•••I: t :JI A.M. n. .. 1 14MJ04 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church IOI It. A ........... N_,.rt leMll a.ri. "-'*' ... fi91.,, , ...... W9fllll' •Ch~ Sdlffl: I, t :JO I 11 A.M. 646--7147 St. Mark Presbyterian Church C..W "-"•'" & hstWdf Dm., c.,. .. Ml M• Je!Mf .,..,._ II,., P•t9r W•MI• I C•11n:• k•••~f1JO A.M, '44·1 141 I Y•11HI M••fh11 ••••• • l 1JO ,m '"" w.,.., ············11• 1·"'· I wtriftt• llrvkn i l rU . 11 A.Ill. llll'IOlly ldtool1 t 1lll A.M. • lo l llt .. kMlt .... ., .......... ,,. '·'"· lnWllN HAllOI 911 fAl•YllW 1 Miii! l lltll CllNI t i• o\.M. l.l .. Ul ,, • .,.,Servi" • •• ••• • : '"" MINll't W"1fl• .......... JOi• •• ,... CHllsn•N ILIMINTA•r SCHOOL E•111l111 S1tvlc1 1 •••••• 7:00 1t111 : ~=:~.:::::::::::::·:::·: :::::: SUNDAY MORNING lllll STUDY • • • •••• '.. • • ·•· f ;45 A.M. 11~==="================~1 SABBATH SERVICES I ......... .,....... .... ..,..... I Nursery Care P rovided SUNDAY M01tN1NG woRsH1,. a COMM UNION •• 1oi•1A.M. I .I.I '" 'oo • M RELIG IOUS SCHOOL M2·2A21 I J4M nl 541· r SUNDAY EVENING WOllSHI, • •• •• •••••••• •• ••• t • • I ' WEDNESDAY EVENIN~ ""' 5TUDY ............ ,,,. P.M. PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH harbor reform temple ')} HUllllY CAll PlOYIDID M .. Y.,. l>rl" • Ww "'"'' C... M ... C.Uf. FIRST CHRISTIAN , C.,.1r&lri ef fli• D1rly w,,4 · AHDll'i!~ C. ANO!AION, "''*' RABB I BE RNARD P, KING D11• 0 . M11Yf1914 D ••• H_, tullCIY kfloll1 ~I t :lf -,tMrlllN Worllll1I: 1111. •NI 101M .,. lb. rnt9tlnt It CHURCH NEWPORT UNITY Mlol-"-'°'" Mlolo'"' St .limn Epltcopol Chu•ch 0 3209 Vii Lido. Newpo•t Buch CHURCH 11 Phont : 541-l,,, Day or Night ,ri~c· •1 '···· Luther•• Silri••1 -Miii l idllr 01••11• ''1~'1'1' For lnformltlon: C.11875-7230 Mein & Adams Strem M•••• ..... ~,fklulltllr 11='==~~==~============~~============1~~0~fl~l·~·~·~,·~·~ .. ~·~·~··~··~·~1 ====~$~··~H~l~~~··~·~·~··~·~··~··~·~1F'~====~=====:;:~~~~~~~~~~~~ I $th I 1,...1111, N1w,•rt I•••• ~.~'.~;~~~~;~~i .~::,~M: 1::::::: ~'.~:::1:~~.. Sunda'I i j a da'I sT. MA:TS~~~~~:~~fin:HuRcH * T~~~~1~:.~~!N 11~11 kl!HI • , ••• , •• t 141 AM fi ~ llf W• H..ntM, C.... M .. Y ..... ., •• ,. •••••• 6100 PM Ol'l'ICI• ~.·M ....... ,","', .. .,.. N.t . or e"er:ance '"· """"' N. " ....... f,ui., W.,t111, •••. 7:00 'M .. .---u . hNoy k ......... 1N A.M. ,_lty W..-.M, l :Jt I 11 A.M. AJI Jt wlth f1111111H •r• 111,itM t1 !1l11 111 I~ t"1ly 111••11l11t f1I H-r c.r. ~-' 1 " ..me.. DIA L.oA·PUYU -646·10f IJJ•IJll NttrMrJ C.. IJJ.tl 4• IAlllATH IYININ• IUYICU MIDAY et 1:1 1 P.M. Off'lclt .... * o....1*'4»-1* Tiie flllilJ tut ""' r11e~r Sbys Tlltlller j I CHUICH Ofl THI MAZAllNI , .. ~~1, e.ft, .... "'""' U.. WllllllM ,_..,. kfrlott. f iJI ··"" • M«'fllftl w.,..,... lt:JI ··"" l&Wntt11'tk ~ 1 11,M. WlltntMtr .. ,.,.., ilMttlfll 1 ... M. ' CHUR CH O~ RELIGIOUS SC IENCE .. "IWHrl tMdt ~ ar..n:• " u11n .. c11erdl • .,.. .... k1-.., &M bftlM IUHDA'I' llltYICa , , • tt.AM Mlflkolll' ••. A111t11 l~t. ft,.t,f . 1111 lllLI. CLUI Of' flllWl'O•f l lACM tll ...... ,.... ....... • • MARINERS CHURCH ..l,it M-. 0. ...... O'N"' ,,.._ •1 Telilof TlltO ... l(t t h!'rllrtlf\', I.A Mtr• """'"""' ..,.,.~ " ..... " • ' "' . .. • • • .. . • • 11 •·"'· •lll'fl•1 k,,... . "..... .. •. .. ..... ,. •• ··"" ."'"'"' 51'f'¥k• • . '.. . ........ '"""" 2110 I• C.... Hwy., C.... ... Ill• . ' "'"'"'.----·-'46·1111 l tmpl• Shor•• Cli•lt -o"' Sh·~·· I H l ·14JI Attend the' Church of Your Choice on Sunday • 1 ' ' Pulpit and Pew Women Gaining (COnUoued """' Pig• ·11 Hunllngton Beach, 9:30 and 11 a.m.; FirSt Church or Christ, Scientisl, 3303 Via Lido, Ne"•port Beach. 9: 15 and 11 a.m. and Se!;'Ond Church of Christ, Scientist, 3 1 0 0 P•cific View Drive, C:Orona de.I Mar, 10 a .m. 'l'llt Mtta Verde United Metbod11t Church, 1701 Baker Street, Costa Mesa, will have two Sunday morning Worship Services at 9 and 10:30 a.m. Guest speaker wlll be Rev. Paul FriedmaM. Field Dlrec· tor for the Narcotic Educe· tional Foundation of America anon .pr o f i t organization dedicated to the enlightenment of the nalion as to the pro. blems and remedies in today's use and abuse ol drugs. His sermon topic w i 11 be "Narcotict-A C h r i s t 1 a n Concetn". Church Sc boo I classes are at the 9 a.m. service only. --Mr. Jack Noble, youth pro- gram assistant at S t • Andrew's Pre1byterian Church, will be guest preacher Sunday. "'He will deli ver a sermon enti tled "Don't You Hear lt Too?'' Hours of worship service are 8, 9:30 and II a.m. The church is located al 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. "The Secret of Real Hap. plnesis" is the tiUe ol the sernron to be preached by Or. Ray Gery at Cbru~ C-utdl by Ille Sea IOCllled at 140$ w. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. 11le W(l\"sbip hour is 9:30 a.m., with Church School at the SJ.me hour. The Rev. Don A. Bassett, pastor, will dell~ lbe sermon at the 9:30 a.m. Wordlip Service at the Balboa hlabd .United Methodist Cburdi, 115 Agate Ave. on Sunday. Olurch school is held at 9:30 a.m. A Church BBQ picnic will be held on Tuesday at &:SO p.m., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson, 20361 Birch St., Santa Ana Heights. An Ice Cream Social will be held Fri- day from 6:30 to 8 p.m., on Ille church parking lot. Pastor Ronald White of Newport Harbor Lutheran CJiurch, 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beadl has cho&en as his sennon for the 8 and 10:30 a.m. services on Sunday, "A Spirit of Humility", Lutheran Olurch Ot' Tbe Master at 2900 Pacific View Drive, Cororia del Mar offers two hours of worship at 9 and ti a.m. Dr. Wm. R. Eller will deliver the message '"Ille Gift Tbat Opened Heaven's Door" based on the Gospel for the day . -- ' On Sunday at Community United Metbodlst Church, Dr. Kenrieth Johnstone will be preaching at both the 9 and VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL THEME: CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH 760 VICTORIA ST. COSTA MESA "MY COUNTRY UNDER GOD" (Ag• 3 To 8th Grade) 'oWt1 J'lemoriol pork Tbt Sot11hland's Most Bta#ti/ul Mnnorials IMUSOlEUM ,. COLUMIAll"U ... •" CfMITft'I' TREES of the WORLD ratt O• 'MflPN AnllH ,......s..,..._.,.,ar.i,. WATCH NEXT SUNDAY "This Is Your Bible" Chonnel 1J ot 10:00 A.M. S.bl•ct• "QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS" "THE RICH MAN AND LA:zARUS" SPONSORED IY1 THE CHA:ISTADEL,HIANS Free Estimates RE· UPHOLSTER Complete Selection of Fabric• lncludh1g: Linens and Velvets Mnffr Craftlmen Alway1 •• C .. YKOSKI IHI NEWPORT II.VD. Al COSTA MESA<M..,MarMrl ISY·KOS.ICl!YI Phone 642·1454 IO~SO ... m.-eerrica~D r=. Johnstone wu a Metbodllt minlater and holds ,1 Doctor of Religion and Pastoral Counseling from Claremont Scbool ol Theology. He now does family and marrtage coonseling. The uu. of hlJ sermon will be" .. Dtvorct in a Oui&tian Contextu. ChJrth school classes for all ages Is abo available both boQn. The First Baptist Churth of H1rt1tblgton Beacb will have as their guest speaker in the: pulpit on Sunday Dr. J. Sam Balley. Dr. Balley, now retilfld after serving as Director of Christian Education al the Southern California Baptist Convention for 25 years, is now presenUy serving on the Ministers and Missi(lflaries Benefit Board. Dr, Bailey's message , "One Great Fel1owshlp", will be given at only the 11 a.m. w<nhip servJce at the church l()(':ated at 6th and Orange, Huntington &ach, Qiorch School Is held at 9:30 a.m. for both children c:i all ages and aduJts. The Worship services held at 9:30 a.m. at the Peeks Chapel will not be held during the rest of August. , They will resume on Sunday, September 6th. On Sund ay, the Rev. Dr. Henry Gerhard, Minister of the CbW'Cb or Rellglaus Scleace, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road, Lagnna Beach , will speak on ••ov e rcoming Despair" at the servi~s at 9 and l 1 a.m. There are qualified teachers in charge oC d\ildrtn from babyhood through high school during the 9 a.m. service only. The Church of Religious Science is spansoring Thureday Jee. tures at IO a.m. in the Leisure World at Clubhouae Two. These lectures are free of charge and open to the public. "My Answer to the Pass.over Plot" will be the sermon sub- ject of Fr. Jojm W. Donaldson at the 9:30 a.m. Family Service al St. Jolla Ille Dlvh>e Epl1eopa1 Churtb, 2043 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa. Holy Com- mmion will be celebrated at 7:30 a.m. Sunday School classes at 9:30 a.m . .and the EYC will meet at 7 p.m, JESUS ... ' Role in Gtureh By LOUIS CASSELS Ll"I a111si. Wlitw Discrimination qainat women ls 1*Se:r heavy auack. In Ille JnstltuUon tbal has pracllc:.d II longer ud mor. flqranUy than any other in wtstern society. The tnatltutlon is the church. II la lroole that the church obould be a last otroqhold of male dom.lnaJX.-e, for ane ol the atrtttng features of Jesu.s. Teadling was the honor and dianlty He accorded to women in an age which tended to loot upon them u mere chattels. · The New Testament mentions two wamea, Lydia and Priscilla, amoog the impcrtant leaders af the early church. But the period a£ female equality was rtlaUvely brief. The Apostle Paul, who did so much to shape the customs and practices of the church, was an ardent woman-bater. In 011e of his letters to his young assistant Timothy, he laid down the rule that women should "keep silence in the churches" a11d in no case exercbe "authority over men." Paul probably would have admitted, if challenR:ed, that this edict stemmed from his personal prejudJces rather than the teaching of Christ. But he wasn't challenged, and subordinaUon af women was elevated to the status of a priodple, It Is even harder to jusu.ty tn the church than elsewhere, for women are the backbone of the lnstltuUon. They coost!tute a maj6rity of the membership and do tn06t of the work. In fact, women greatly outnumber men in virtually every church activity except the exercise of leadership. On1y on governing boards are they a minority -often a very Uny minority. At long last, this pictu re seems to be changing . The women's liberation movement is making itself felt in the church as elsewhere. A few weeks ago. the Lutheran Church in America at its biennial conven tion i• MinneapOlfs voted Ovtl"Whelm- ingly to authorize ordination af women to the ministry. Several ather maojr U.S. Protestant bod1es, including Presbyterians, Methodists, Baptists and ~ United Church of Christ, already haVe clergywomen. The Romo Catholic, Eastern Orthodox and Episcopal Churches still restrict their priesthoods to males. But tilere js feminist fennent even in these Communians. The pastoral Cooncil of the Catholic Church in the .Netherlands recommended early this ytar that women be admitted to "•11 ecclesiastical functlona, not excluding the ce\ebraUon of the mass." The suggestion drew a ear-apopteUc ~ponse from the Vatican newspaper Osservatore Romano, which stated fiaUy that "Jesus does not call we>men to the ministry.'' Although ordination of wmnen to the Catholic priesthood is a re.mate p~ at best, women are slowly gaining a foothold in ather positions of responsibility. A nun recently was appclnted vicar for religious in the Archdiocese of Detroit. And a laywoman in Baton Rouge, La., was elected to head the Roman Catholic Diocesan Council. The Episcopal Church is expected to seat women as voting delegates to its general convention this fall, for the fi rst time in history. And the Episcopal Dklctse of New York has called for a revision of canoa Law to permit ordlnaUon wamen to the Episcopal ministry. Women af many denominations won a victory of great symbolic significance when Dr. Cynthia Wedel of Washingtoa, D.C., was elected last December as the firtt woman president of the National Council of Churches. SO far, mOlt ol the progress achieved by women Loward an equal voice tn the management of chur<;h affairs bas betni of the token variety. And there is (Continued from Pag:e 4) a growing feeling among church women that they'll MVer and psalmists had spOken get their full rights' until they learn to fight far them oftfn of the goodness and aggreutvely a1 black victims of dlscrimin1tfon have been m,ercy ot God. But Jesus "put doing in recent years. . the subject in a rresh light "The institutional church need1 me and my s.isters by Hls emphasis on the un-more than we need the church," aaya Mrs. PeQy Way, discrimlnaUng ,generosity and wha teaches at the Uolver&ity of Chlcago Divinity School. sympathy of the heavenly She contends women must begin to act as • aetr-consclous father, particularly a1 shown power bloc within 11!.e church. ·Even if thls tacUc appears to tho!e who are unworthy "disruptive'' at ti?na, she 1ays, It will be good for of It." the church In the long nm to rid Itself of the otoond In His ethical teachings, class dtizenship it has 10 long imposed on womu u Dodd says, Jesus basically a result of Paul's miacogyny. asks of men that they treat L---------------------J each other as God treats them -that is, not merely with justice, but with "a goodness beyood justice." Jesus had no use for "the nicely calculated leu and more af 'practical' morality." Love, when real, is always extravagant, and the whole burden of Jesus's teaching was tbat men should love God and love each other. There ts much, much more In Dadd'• easy.reading 1&7 page book, Including a notably wise appraach to the miracle sto ries of the Gospel! which have caused so much con· iuslon and controveny. 1bose who are attracted to Jesus but know relatively little aboot Him will find in this slim volume a priceless opportunity to get acquainted '."Ith Him as He really was. Their ten· tatlve admiration will not be cllminl•hed, Grove Doctor On Show Dr. Martin L. Biery of Garden Grove currently associated with the State Department of RehabilitaUon, and member ol Melodyland Christian Center, Anaheim, will be joined by Richard Spurney (If !Ang Beach, pr~ lessor at Long Beach City College. on the K a t h r y n Kuhlman "I Believe In Mlrteles" half-hour telecast tomorrow at 1:30 a.m. and 10:30 p.m. on KCOP, Channel 13, to a miraeulous touch or faith, aften phy1ical, but alway1 spiritual. Adventists Set Mesa Revival Saturday night marks the beglMlng of a two-week revival serlea In the cost.a Mesa Seventh-day Adventist Cl!urch. The Cbw).11, lo<aled at 271 Avocada street, invites all to C<1me and take part In the aervices. The meetings bellln nighlly at 7:30 p,m, and wifl continue until August 22. N• M• ..-w .... NMll her Leff 4t ltrn1vtltMry ,.._ .... rl!ll Wllll ttt~lh 11111 Wiii .,,.. .. .,..I ~1~11 w ,..1v111 ll!Nftflrtlllll The local ruldent bu been active for aomtUme in the monthly services conducted by the PI t t1 burgh· baaed evange)ilt in the 7 ,000-teat capacity U>s Angeles Shrine Auditorium. John HugllOOll will llJ)tak cin toplce of opeclai lnloreot for our times, his first memge an Saturday night being •i A Message of Hope Wr the 70's". ' s._, ttiet clot•! OlAN•I COUNTY ACADIMT OF MODILIN• k~ 91 l11•trvc11t11 let ""1 ... ""'91 fl'l9fflo 1111. Cftlrt'll & Mii 1111"'"'1-I fw ctoHCI._, ltlllJ. & actulh. "'at:•Mlllt •ttMY fir Hilly-..., & Orllfltl Cffllly. f'•r ...... 1111~ f&1UI l*"llM Gueits on MiJ1 Kuhlman'• wee.kly telecast, a~rdlng to a local spokesman , are from all walb of I~•. wl111•uiot Sunday night'• topic will be, "The Greatest Question Ever Asked." • Sa"""'1, Au,ult .. 1970 llA!lY PllOT I( Lay Dress 'Cooler' Clerics Desert 'Uniform' ~ ., GEORGE w. CORNELL -lo-llildle-·the-alareo-la-.to ~lnldtllcn!!-ol -o>llar .,. ... ,...,. WttW atare rtght back," he add&. and dari: suit in this mmtry NEW YORK (APl _ When "But even lben l -.-Uy Is i... than a cooJury why the work of God thould old. a h1'bop urged the oprlng engage ooe In a duel ol It "" Impelled by the Third meeting of the nation's Roman atares." Coondl of Baltimore In 1134. Catholic 81ahope to ruasert Clerical s•rb, be aayi. cort-and 1til1 is on the baob, even the rule rtqUirloc prlesta to trlbuta nolhlng to servlee ol lhoogb Ila appllcatloo >w W.ar derlcal ctr..., the -Christ. but tt doos "e&labllab llacUned. r• an unWibli:dlndu.i-iU!f'' pooai was almply bypaseed In between ....... and laity, clln c:ootrae4 ...,. ProteNnt -~-~·-to~ "" · Jaolating them ftom o n e clerical dress now are ~ ~,. a~ai::' r::i: ~~Joia!!° .::y;,.,ithla of II tJ! ~e'!!~P "'!:.,~ "i:l4~ PhUlp M. Hannan of New pment cJercy "cr!N of delllOllllraU.ns wf1en they Orleans ,.Y. of the. dosed relevance." want to mate dear tbe meetlnl. 0 Nodiing Jn the N e " presence of mini!ters. The situaUon apparently Testament indJcatd there wu Father McKenzie, w b 0 wu past the point of even any dlffennce In dress, 1tatu.. recenUy disclosed he is leav· discussing tt. ID fact. the old and manner of life'' of lng the Jesuit order and the rule of catholic clerical garb minilten and people. be says, faculty af Notr9 o am e ii 5(1 com.manly disregarded "but the modern priat does Univenity to become a prfesf by many American prlest.s to-not have thLs conupunlty with 1n Madlaon, Wia., says clvll day that Jt goes scarcely noUc--thole to whom be mUJt rigbta marchea were aoe. of ed. tpeak." the few Instances in which "lt't cooler, man," said the Defenders of clerlcal garb the clerical collar provided Jl<v, Thomae Stran.liy, the Insist tt provldts • taog!hle "meaolnglul ideotilicatloo." new head of the Paullst symbol of faith In an in-In early C b r i 1 t i a n i t 1, Fathers, clad In blue llPOfla creaalngly teCUlar -Id. But minlsten and peopi. dnaecJ shirt and casual alacks at a criUcs aay It also can be a al!b, in and out of wonblp r e c e n t interdenominatlooal mark of apeclal prtvllege and servicet. meellng In Buck Hill Falls, WlCtlmoay that dttr<ta lrwn Generally, oot until the mld- Pa. aanctimony that ckttads lrom l&lh century Council ol Tr..t At virtually any religious a man's real humllify. did the Roman C a t h o I I c gathering these days in which In the sanctuary, priests Church set a general rule that Roman Catholic priests take still adhere to the preacribecl priests dress with propriety. part, there are nearly always vestments. But in other ac--in conformity with t h e i r some ol them in various kinds tivlties. such as academic orders and duties. But no re-- of lay dress, ranging from f unctions, thealogical con-quireme.nts were set on color turUe-oeck knit shirts to string ferences and social gather· ar style, and the Roman collar ties. ings, some are apt to abow wasn't even mentioned The sartorial switch for up ln mufti, many Ca\holic clergy In public 'Mle pattern varies, tn dlf. and in the classroom has come ferent dioceses, according to about swifUy but with little pcilides of the bishop. mention <J it in the last few While the mou l'ariable YIS YOU CAN $11 THI 1971 MUCIDU.UNZ " JIM SLIMONS IMPOl1 · years, along with relaxed garb nowadays smnetlmes modes of habits for nuna. brings complaklts fr o m ,. w. w.,_ -*'1 AM Until the late INO's, the aaerted traditionalisb, the o,.. •-.. • ..._ MM11• public appml of the CathollcJfiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~:O,: =====-~~ii:-i:\i:i~iii~~~ ~'1:1 :,_:b1::U%nw~ BIBLE THOUGHTS a black 1uJt and Raman collar. "Give the callar back to the Romana," writes the Rev. John L. McKenzie, a noted Catholic Biblical ICholar. ln a recent article in the Critic lampooning the past fixed farm af clergy dress. He says he now prefers a plain suit and ties from Lyton's. "1 found the best way ..,.., WftlMMrt ........ , I lttMt. 15 ~17. l11. 1111. ''•Y l"tt1ttll119 "•v•rvthl119", Phil. 4:6. ''•Y TO &M. THROUGH Chritt, J11. 14:14, J11. 16i2J.21, I Tim. 2:1·5. 'r•Y b.lievi119, M•tt. 21:22. Pr•Y llM1lfi1hly, J••· 4:), Pr•y obey1119, ''·?lit , Jft. IS:7. TWO vlt1I thlittt 111 pr•v•r, OllOIENCE 1tld UNSELFISHNESS. 1r1 oft1n ov•r- look1cl .S•"'• P••Y t1lf11hly, co11ti11ui119 ditoh4'l•11t to Goel: yet 1•p11tl~t f1vor1~l1 1111w•t to pr1y1r."-hy e•U ve fl'le, Lotti, l o,d, 1..d 4'o 11ot th• thl1191 I 11y1", L~. 6:46. Pt. 21:9 11y1, "H• th1t t11r111th 1w1y hi1 11r from h11ri119 the l1w, 1v111 hit pr1y1r th1U b• 1bo111i111llo11". J11. 4:) 11y1, "Y• •tk 1..d re• c;1lv• 1101, b1c1111• ye 11k 1mi1t, th1t v• 1111y co11111f111 It upo• yout lu1h", D S A feithlvl C!i•i1t11i., AFlEJl HE HAS DONE HIS IEST, lit•• tM Oct.or ets h1lp of the H•ly Spirit 111 pr1y1r: Rom. 1:26, "-tho Sprllt •"• h•lp1th 011r l11fil'fl'llti1t! for we ~110"" 11ot """'•t •• 1ltould pr•y for 11 W• ov9ht: llut th1 Spirit 1111k•tlrl h1tirceHl011 fer ..,_ ... G t T lk AltE YOU A CHRISTIAN? "--o 111111 co1111th 11Mo tfrie F1thor, ues Q bvt by 111•'", J11111 1cy1. Jn. 14:6. To pr1y 1cc1pt•bly to 604', 011• 111111+ OIEY J11111 by IELIEVINS. REPENTIN& •""' M!11t I 1\T IAPTIZED, Mk. 16:16, A" ?:JI, Ach S:J2, &.I. Jt21. Thlt p11h n l 1l ewport e111 INTO Clid1t'1 IODY, wh._ 11 the CHUltCH, (Jl!t. 1:11·21. 1 , Tli.011 111 Chrl1t'1 ~ody will Do t1vff. fer It. It "-tli• 11vlor ef th1 bod(', Eph.1:21 . Dr. Francis Williams Of VISIT tho Chutch of Chrht, 211 W, WU1011 St .. Cotti M1t•. Newport Beach, will be the PHONE..,, if yo11 hive ~11eatle111er1u99ttHe11t: 14S-1711. ,.._ preacher at the Ftnt Baptist TY a.... t, ~ 71JO A.M. Church of Newport on Sunday.:[!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'io!o!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ The doctor wW bring the messages at both the 11 a.m. aervlce and again at 7 p.m. 'l11e Finl Baptist Church came into being five weeks t ago nezt SUnday, in the I ladliU., IOl'l!lorly oocupied I for several year1 by the I Newport Harbour Lutheran I Church. Dr. WUllam• and j family are par! ol the formlnc groop of the new congregation and he serves aa the arganist. The doctor has been in the area only a short Ume, coming here from the Los Angeles area. He Is also connected with the South Coaat ho<pltal. The public ls cordially invited to worship at the Flrat Baptist church and. to heitr the: messages. or • SMOKE CHOKE CROAK I •• QUIT, and LIVE· UVE • UVE Le1r11 how. Fr•• C•f1tult•f1011 •114 d1t•ll1. &u1r•11t.9' to h1lp yo11 quit wlthl.-10 '•Y•• Ne pr1blenu. C•ll for Appolntm•11t e.... .... " . ..,....., ...... '42-4161 t62·11JI Spo111orect by LAS VEGAS w..-... Ho-Worid'• ._...,,... Motel -1,000 ltooms htween s-i ... _, & 0azz1.,. New !~~~AL!I'! YOU'U SAVI DIAL FREE , .. lllllYAntll , .. ,_ ~I$""'""' hln tnf 204 Sr~ Rot19J/ Goff l!•tr1D4?hrS•••"5,,..._~, 27 to Otl. 1/10 c....,...,,. v .. 1...-»A M...-......... Dovl>i. ...... ,._ TY JOU PAY ONLY $1.10 IJtcft, SIG.II tar 2 '""' c ... pa,. v.1 • ._2 Do11Wo a.cl•. lkntktt"' $11.to 2,...,.. OJOn too 01/Jrr Rooms uJ S11il1s, J11ti111 ill IJ, AJJi"* IP, /11 '"'1 ••11.11 -ClllJ 111 •ow -Didi PRU! wg;ngp.,1 flll CAIMI ,IU DllHltlf l"ICIAL MfAUI' fl GlfTSl IOU NUW!' •111 CH1,.11 r1111 •HoTosr CHAM,.AGNI ,.AITTI A hi 00y •t J .. 111 I Gi•lll • " 0..1 A~olntN ln•ll....., .,. l• v .... ,_ l-"'' ,...,, """" I y.., ..... .i-ect .. "0-t of""""--" -._. ,, ._. ... ~ d ..... ,.,, it... , ... ...._ •• 1~11i... I lij.ijhjiiifiitji .. Itf i·ji4·'i''"'i!§iljfij•jj0iidifi SIND NO MON NOW • • 01011 IY MAIL 01 '"°Ntl S1ncl !tilt Id wllll .,..... r••,...•11111 r1<111ffl, Ill 1.....,..i1111 wrnlwl ""'Ir~ •11111. "Ill" ""4. DtlW In tod•Y Dr rNkt AM•Y1llon1 few 1 t11t11r1 '''l· j Cont.ct • or ~r trtYll •vtrit. "llot I I •IOM CAUP., AltlZ., UTAH, 011., IDAHO I DIAL fREE (800) 648-6898 Anyti- N•tlo111I A11fl0Sl'llokl11t c;..,11111 l ___ ............ _,.,,,,, .... _ ............ c.ilf, ... ftl•l •·•111 .. ow. ... -..._, I' \ . • ' ' , I ' • • Page • I ~ I , U.8. St-alemate:--liidians catraz I vs. 81 .NlllN l!JGEllTON llbubeeo ·n!DelXllllllhs.inc.11 American Indians made a pro<llo"'n W> dine .. -lllaod IQ San Frand9oo Jl'Y and daimell the a.er. rock In the name of all native Americans. ·They -tbe l<land lo be theinJ "by right of -ry" -an lronle r<ltteooe lo tbe juslJfiealiDD used by white .... In the past lo .. i.. American land from lU original posseuon -and by r1gh1I --In .. 18'1 U..ly srantlnl aurplua federal lands. io the Sioux Nauan. Alcatraz; onoe an escape.proof federal priaon, had been deoerted ,.,.,,.pt for a few aretai:er«Sidents) liince 196S. To the consternation aod chagrin of fedenil olllcials, it Is now In tbe hands of a determined group of people who hive declared that they will never give It up. At p;,, 40 oo tbe San Franciaco wbar!, Jobn Trudell, a 14-yeaM!d s-. u - pmoed that determination In ao!Wpobn but uncompromising terma. '"I'bif ii very important to us," be said. ''We won't give in. And even if we are forcibly removed. we'll 10 elsewhere. A1catr:u ' No Cavalry in Sight q,s 'Rock' Takeover Drags On to rtmove tbtpi. Meanwhile, ·the ~Cllrll Relief Fund at the receiving &pot on Pier 40 COD- tinues lo log In &Uta oC food. clothing, 1upplles and money for the occupaUon. cu be anywhm In Am<ric:I .. For tbe lint U.,., 1-are ltandjng up. WF're &aininc oalty anct · pride. We've g!Yen oundves equalJty, and we're qyi.ng to the soclety. 'Hoocr IOtne of your de.bta lo the Indian people.' We want l)>e deed lo ~that laland, aDd we won't setUe fot Jes!." TR1JDEU ii one of seven memben or the &Ovmi\Dc COWlcil eleeted 1>Y the approximately tt Indians now Uving on AfCatraz:. Several hundred 1 n d i an s repreoentlng more than SO tribes have come and gooe from the la!and"llioc:e it was oca;ded last Nov. 20, and a divene ...._ne Of ...,_!ndilm "bu civen either verbal or matuia1 support to tbe..ir cause. F~ ollleials at 11n1 U..,.~ lo. n:move the oocuplen, blll l!Ubeo- qqenlly dme lo cul off t.lopbo ... eleo- tricity and water 1uppU.. In 1be hope that , the Indians wOuld hive to leav:e. • But ,national publlclty bu brought such •n outpoupnc or support and sympathy foe lhe ladians that lhe ...Wlln& ll.IJemate DOW abowa DO algns of ending. The 1odians have incorporated themlelws as Indians of All Tribe&. They want to build a cultural and educa· tlooal center OD the Wand, and they believe the necessary philanthropic: aid and even government support would be fortlloomlng U they gained UUe lo it. And beyond all that, Aleltru hu beeome • 1ymbol ol lodiao awareness md unity, a place described by its occupiers as .. our Statue ol Liberty" an:!. "'the best thing thal'• happened for Indian unity aiDoo Little Bighorn." ' IT BAS NOT all been bannonious -both ruidency oo the Island and mpnberahip OD the governing OOUDciJ hive ~eel frequently. and disputes over 'strategy, ludership, enda and • means have. often arisen -but tht continuation and llMX'tS5 of thi oc- cupation have ovenbadowed thC>St prob- lenu tbus far. There bu 1lao been tragedy : The 12-year.(lld daughter of Richard Cans. the A1catru: movemtnl's first unofficial leader, died after she fell from a building on tbt island, and .Oakes himself ts now in critical condition following a fight in a San Francisco bar. Alcatraz ls a forbidding place -cold, foggy, barmt. Under the best of con- ditions It would be cosUy to convert it to any wieful purpose, and passage to and from it will always be • problem -as many a former inmate of its now-aumbUng oel~ can attest. But to the Indians, it has become a symbol of enonnoUJ importance, and in the words of their attorney, Donald Jelinek, "The symbolism. is not in their taking it, but in the.Ir holding it. It is having -VadWo In Siempre, Mexico. a tremendous effect on the psyche or Indians in the United States.''- JELINEK. who onct handled civil rights cues for the Lawyera Constitu- tional Defeme Committee in Jackson, Misa., and Selmi, Ala., pointed to Presi· dent Nixon's July I message to Congf"eM on Indian policy as a result of the Alcatnll moYedJent: "The President has made a rather intelligent first step toward ju.st!~ for Indians, and we believe It was triggered by what bas been happenin& here." Still, the Indi:a0$ of All Tribes are not confident that the federal gove.mmtnt will have lucb a change of heart that It will decide to accept their offer o! $24: worth of beads aod red ckltb for the deed to Alcatraz. Armed with bows and a.miws and i few other weapons, they wait and watch for. the landlng force they think eventually will come 0 ALCA'l'RAZ. the lodians say, lJ a Jot like the reservation: it his un- produ:t.fve 90il, no running water, poor sanitation facilitieJ, no oll or mineral rights, no crops or wild game, iMdequate transportation, no industry, no health care facilities and no schools. It also used to hold its population there against their will. ln an ironic sense, the Indians seem to feel prf:tty much at home, and with each passing month their determination to stay is strengthened . In several olber state!! -including Arizona, Washington, Alaska, Michigan. New York, Oklahoma and Colorado - aroused Indian groups, perhapo inspired by the Alcatraz movement, bave con- fronted white privilege and authority in recent mooths. Race Relatiou Reporlu Mondays, Fridays Plenty Good Days ' To Report 'Sick'· By JOHN CUNNIFF AP 8uslne11 Analy1t During the boom years of the 1960s, when jobs were so plentiful that employers were forced to relax stand· ards, some workers prematurely i n· slituted the: four.<Jay week : They got "sick" on Fridays or Mondays. "OUr ability to lmproYe our standard of living depends direcUy on our will· ingness to work to create the goods and services ~e enjoy." Roche madt' his comments after noting that absenteeism in GM's domestic plants more than doubled in the 1960s-from 2.5 percent of scheduled time to more than i percent. Crime Causes Still Unlinown One effect o( such deception was to help ruin a good Uting : productivity per manhour went down, price! went up, inflation caught hold, the government forced a slowdowa, layoffs began .•• , The country is now being forced to recognize the em'baJTassing au d dangerous fact that .. the proc;tuctivlty gelns of the A'ri:lerican lt'orker, on aYerage, fell to le!s than one percent lat year, or about OQe-QUlrte.r oC the average postwar rate. Moreover, he indicated, tht quality d workma~p might have fallen right at the time rthat conswners were el· peeling higl1ef quality. "PRODUCTIVITY IS reduced fully as much by poor quality output," he said. "as by ·llO output at .all. ln fact, aince poor quality often requires that work dooe once be done &Jain, it is 'tlfOl'Se than M output at all." A NEW U.N. r<p>rt uy1 that despite looc lnyesliption, the experts ltill do not know what cau.ltl crime. Say1 a poper prepared by U.. U.N. Secr<Wilt: "For nearly e-very factor Down to be usocilt.d with delinquenc:y -1"'n 'broken homes" aod mental deficltmcy to overcrowding, delinguent wbcu.ltures, dilld ..,i.ct and pov<rty -il ii lltlll pGSSible to show at least as many YOUD& people tubjected to 11.1cb conditions whq do not commlt crime as those l'bo do ." The ~ is titled "Social DefUlt Pollciea in Relation t.o DeYelopment Plu- nln1. It IJsta u "lbe main aspeeil Charaeter Up to the Individual of devdopment which have been thoupt'' · . potmtially c:tme-lndllelng : urbanlza· lion., industriall2aUon, population growth , rnicratio• from fann to city •lld tedmoloP:al change. VRBANWTION, ll e1plains, · meana more ••uncontrolled ehildren on ·tht streets of a town" and "implies more oppcrtunities for crime with less rtsk of detection and a disturbing jur· la.POiit.ion of affluence and poverty ••• "The effect of ildustrialit.ation on crime Is to be through other factors: , , , offering work to women who then may not be able to give proper care W.laat l'ietory1 to , their children • • ., )'oung people being attracted to town when there ii atill not aufficient work to gG around ••• "Excessive populaUoa growth leads to crime by adding weight lo the burden on \he wage earoer, OYercrowdi1g small houses, outgrowing school facilltiea ••• "'HoweYer ••• , most of these influences 'have proYoked endeavor and grealnes,, as well as delinquency. It depends on the person." Through crime in geAeral grows as a country develops, tht paper 1tates, "the proportiooate differe11ce between male and female delinquency usually remains unchanged until the later phases of deYelopment and urban complexity, when female delinquency increase." JN THOSE PHASES, too, c.ome "I.tie tremendous increase ill drug traf(icking aad drug taking and the effect of this on the rise of other crimes because of the addict's need to obtain funds for drugs." "Mass communications and the development of a 'youth cuJture' hi the world make It likely that his is a fashion which could cross frontiers easily." .. .,- ;'New waYes of offenses can derive from student protests and the emergence of the lmiYersity population as a p<>litical force." ABSENTEEISM wasn't the only cause of course. There were man y other fac· tors, among them : -Industry was forced to employ marginal workers in order lo keep pace with the boom. Their skills were few, their output below average. -Management became lu in ils habit! and pennitted all sorts or costly in- efficiencies to d e v e l o p . Some managements were not innovaliYe. They failed to develop technology and methods that would have improYed productiYity. -Secure in the knowledge that their skills were tradeable, workers felt free to change jobs frequently. During their periods of .adaptation, the skills were Jost to bolh the old and the new employer. So long as production Increases, Wagu can be raised without any inflation resulting. But prOductivity hasn't 'kept pace with wage and price incr:t. The result: inflation. Tife remedies for this laxness th management and labor are gom, to be dirficult. Flrat orr, one remedy entalls jobs; unemployment is rising steadily arter being near an all-time low late in the 19608. As unemployment continues t o rise-a direct result or government at- tempts to wring inflation out of the economy-management is going to M in a better position to crack the whip. ''Illness" will be a less acceptable e1- cuse. ' Myths Abound on Vietnam Thou&h the causes of crime caa't be pinned down, the paper suggests it Is "already possible to project, at least tn broad terms, the ameu11t and types of crime in a society fiye years hence, using certain asaumptions about popula· lion growth, rate of urban growth, police strength, etc." One resull of this ilackening in the rate of productivity was to put both worker and management on a treadmill. Despite higher sales, corporate profits ceased to keep pace. Because of higher prices, pay increases eYaporated . A TT EMPTS will be made also to root out inefficiency. at the management level White collar laxness, although better disguised, has a more pervasive effect on prices than that of skilled labor: one manager's actions might affect t,OOI) blue collar workers. The goal of theae aUempts ia more efficiency, more productiYity per man- hour. Front an article ht the Detroit Frte Pres• bv John S. K11fght, editorial chairman of Knight NtW1paptr1, Inc. In these daya of tubH'ed trivia and 1lovenly reading habits, Amerlca'e lntelleetual undmlevelopn"11 Is Indeed • worrisome thing. We come to judgm-without botber- in& to e1amine lhe facta. ~e know for tun the things th.It •ren't IO. Such meotal laziness bu led to the pr~ JH•atlon ol dangerous myths which, un-- tonun•tely, doud our thinking on many Important Issa•~ AH EXAMPLE' When the New York Tlmtl Interviewed 1 number of lower llonblttan d<mOOJtraton who su-1ed Prea:!(ient Ni.Ion's march Imo Cambodia, prlntu Jobn Nash made thll statement: "We'Ye got to beat the Communists aamewhere. So we're (lghttna: them. VIC· lory. No substitute for victory." Naab, a veteran of World War ll, ii a good and patriotk American. Hl1 d...UOO to flag and c:ountry ii lld· -~w.:.· Saturday. August 8, 1'10 Tbe Comment Page of the Dally Pilot seeks to lnlonn and 1Umulate ruders by preMatinl a variety of com· mentary on topic• of tnter-••t -' '°'1!!6.,nce from lnlonMCI ob,.rvers 1 n d apoteanen. R...., H. W-4, ,ullllshor mirable. Yet hll aswmpl.ions are based upori ~ cruel myth. For we have not turned back com· munism in Southtast Asia, oor are we likely to do 90. In the 16 years that we haYe been helping South Vietnam , the two great Communist powen - Russia and Red China -remaln com· pletely wJtooched. Now as to the "victory" myth. lt haJ Jone been iteratl!d and rei~rated by our government that "we are fighting p. limited war for limited object.IYes." So wheuln lies the hope of victory? An:ither myth propagated by the Johnson •dmlnlslrltlon and accepted under Mr. Nilon is the statement that we must Uvt up to our "coinmi.tmenls. '' No treaty was eyer negotiated or ratified by the Senate which stated that the United States was automatically . bound to provide South Vietnam with military forcts. A SIZABLE sector of our citizenry ii ~ with the notion thal tither we must dereat the Communlats ot they wlll defeat us. From a military atandpClnt, the Un1ted state. could not PoSSlbly "dereat" either Russia or Rtd Otlna in conclusive ra*h.ion. A nucle1r war with Ruslla might be our lut one. Whit should concern all Americans b the mountin1 flYldence that we are in the process of being destroyed by the Communists without the lo&& of a sfngle Ufe to them. co~es our savings and pensions. Bllllon1 -t upon lndoc:blna are JOr~y l)eedC I« our domestic: needs. FINALLY, and when •II olbt.r arpmentl are e.dlalllted, the Cnd!inant dllzm attempU lo clobber bis ad•ortarJ bJ ..,inc: "Wa should all stand bl<k \ ol our President He knows more than we do." l )'ield to no one in my desire to support the President. Yet there are times when one must take Jssue with the President on substantive questions -the war, economic policy and the fomenting ol unnecessary divisions within the country. That Is the precious right of every citlzen and its e1ercise infuses vitality into our democratic processes which haYe survived for nearly two centllrles under the. Constitution. Using such projections, it says, the authorities o{ a country might try one thing after another to hold the crime level down; for e1ample, rural de velop- ment projects for uitemployed youth, chHd health schemes stressing behavior, housing especially designed for problem children, new banking practices to discourage robberies, and decen· tralization of poUct control. No matter how many reasons are glYen for the declining rate of pro- ductivity absenteeism must be high among them. A report by Morgan Guaranty Trust notes that nonagricultur· al absenteeism last year was 71 percent higher than in 1961. DISTURBED by the trend , General Motors Chairm.aa James Roche com- mented recently: "Many have suggested that higher absenteeism is a byproduct of the af. fluencc of the '60s. If so, I n:ggut that it Is time the fundamental1 of our affluence be recognized tor what they are. Our /tlan In San Fra1trfl<!f> During the period 1969 ro 1965, output per man-hour In manuJacturing rose almost in lint wilh increases in wages. Both roae 25 percent. AJ a rC$ult, labor costs and industrial prices were almost stable. From then on, however, compensation per man-hour continued to rise at the same rate but output per 1Jl81l-hour slackened to t percent. Price! were forced up, and lllOie: wage increases simply disappeared. Only 1 relative few In management and labor benefited from goofing o(f. AU the res. were hurt. And now must come the painful readju1tment. Wat~h Bonnie Bun Down By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -The news that there will soon be a Ronald Reagan wri11twatch, a la the Splro Agnew model, brightened the day for State Senator Al AlquiJt of San Jose. "Can't wait t9 get one," ht beam.a:. "I've ALWAYS wanted a watch that runs backwards!" •.. As for Paul Cronin, he his a complaint about hi s Asnew watch : "'The arms don't move but the mouth does." ALL GlRL: Tony Prince looked out the window of his Halr·Um on G e 1 r y (that's the plug) the other 5 p.m. to see thrte tow trucks doubJe. ·~eel aiong1lde -parked ""' lht driYen wa!Ung with hun,ry eya for the Meter Maid to arrive and tac lbe offen<lin1 vehicles. Al tut. loud cries of "Here she oomes!" Put· terlng up on her three-wheeler, she dismounted, sauntered to the trunk or her trike, opened the lid, extracted a compact, akiwly powdered. her race and carefully applied frtab Upsttck. ntEN, with ulcers fQMN.ng on all aides, she wrote the tickets. NAMEDROPS KEEP FAU.ING' Singer Enzo Stuart!, owns THREE Rolls-Royces or Rice:, but that's not the item. This week, he went to Jeweler Sid Mobell and ordered three Stuart! creata -In plaUnwn and dt1monM -for the center or the Rolls' steerlna wheels. The tab : $1650 each. THE WORD Jl'llOM Washington baa ll !bf! Bob Finch, belnc held prisoner In the Wblta "°""' "'portlclpotes In many hlah Jev.! dldllooa" -l!ld Sacramento Don Imus, having check. ed, reports it's true. "Why, just the other day." Ouhett Don," he told the President, 'Why not wear the blue suit and save the (fttn one for this weekend at Cemp David?' " VES, TOURIST business ls slow here -one major hotel wu maybe half filled last week -but that's. the story everywhere. even in La11 Vegas. Does Mr. Rockefeller 1tlU want to ao ahead with bis '56-roomor on the E:mbarcadero? ARTIST·REITAUMTEIJR Seolty ....... ·\ ~~-· CampbeU, "°" IMn1 In San MJcucl Ins at tbe Atherton Club, and .. Allende, Mexico, b thlnklnc lbollt route ail lhe FRAMES wen stoiell ! another a..,..uon. He P•lnted 17 •·1 may tan up ..ilepoln~" which nud ... shipped th"'1 Nort11·ior-. show~ I llllnt"lla alrea41 aot. d a • r d • h 0 • n h 0 r j ' l c e • r t :· • I, • k • • n ,, '· h • • y n • I· • • •• :· ~ L r ,, 0 • I• ,, • ;. • 11 n • T • • ~ • t I ' Good morning boys and girls, and welcome to another summer Saturda'y of fun and learning with Uncle Un and his friends Carol and Andy. You did pretty well with the 9ld mai! bag this week, kid!. There wasn't too much of mmlc tnd musicians, but there wu a lot of re-1 ~ material. , ' It would he wonderful U .. _sa_tlllll_;;»~·-A~""'~'~'~l~l~97~0--------D.ll-LY_"_l.91' _ _.f~~ Red,s Sa1\.. r--,.-... -ua-...... -AL--:-on-.-: .... -.-.. --. LEC~.:.O'l1CE LEGA.L,__N01'1CJ: .! -~•ft'..W .. tMli ..._. -C:ftl'WICAT• W..Wlfllltl • Cl~,.. OP twllMn Sk . s . h THI lJMOIEJll .... ID • ~ 1' e 11 w "'Cl'"IOW IUMI ,ICJITIOW ...... t ctttlfr lflM Elllo A. ~ ttnWd.... TN .,,,.,......... ._ ~ llf It n.t ...... ,.,_. • ........ ~ -•n ·g I ~-.......... tf f' 0 ... ~ • MiW .. •.O. .. IOI. ce ·• C'lo4 I ---.. ,.,,. ...,. Ii If .... (it'( .. (M"ltrzno ~ C.....-, C•ll Ni-. ("1...,., ......... .ic. ........ MllMI ....... iMdlo c.tlflr ........... Ill ~ lfaft .. c.!""'1rllil. \oWldlr ""'""' firm -" llAOCOM CO. Jlle Ol:ftf"-.,.. -• JMah -.._ fktni.w """ 11 1 "'1 fll l fllll ::w.:.. tll"lll II C:--.. ti ~ ..... """ .... ,.,-. Ill - H -"llOGl'-"M! tWTt.,.llh. ...... hot :::: ........ .,-:::m ""·:-~ .:;:., .. =-:. :. ':..~,...: - -A1'9 4! Miit ,.,._ ii C.-.-. If llilil fellew... Wiii""' G. ·~ 'tHJ A"'*--H ,...._~ ..,........, "' .. ...._. ~.............. Dr:;, .. -..c... -~ ' .... ~Jew ,,.._ l.Nl!'.C. .....,._:,..,,, Vlillltl t,..,. O.tM J\11'1',.. mo ,,..., ~ .._.< ..... (..,.. '-fir. CIHf9rM ""' ' Wlfto G. "-Id! TW.-M. ~. -1a1t Air MOSCOW (AP) A WlTNts:' 1111 ...,.. 11111 "" ,.;-111 ~~~~~"c~'i::'.f"''11"' = J:::''3lffcll. Ct!H. Russian bousewile who 1tarU-"-'• , ..... ., ._ ..., °" NrY :M. 1tN. llefor• -.. • Mot.,., Leu11 J. IJwMti. .,. ,.vlllk kol -1!w .... Sl•tt. --"Y T"9rwW M. ltut..itt> ed tbt world st't'tn yeara ago STAT! Of" CAl.IFOttNIA _ ... W\llNotl 0. ltetld ~ Iii lfATt: OF CAl,Jl"OltNIA, I" •--I •--ol "fi COUNTY OF OIU.NCI' .... ,_ M ,.... --..._. _... OltAl'fGl COIJNTY• W I.II UU-C itll-. ucer "lfrt THtt ffll ... , ti Avfo1<1t A.O~ Is ~ ... tllf wlltlM iflttr-1 on Jul'P n, lt1' 'kflr>I .... .,., vlsiOD" has betn apoered .. 11'Jt ......... ""•DI MICHM.•C.,... ..... .Kl! ............. thC!illli __ ,. ... le"' .... ,...· .... 11:.:.-.."' r d I i:. lff'I' "'!ililllc:, " .,,.. IW ttil C..!Y ellf (~I SoNll ..... ,.. L.eui. J 11~ Ttw-a rau , a SOv et uewspaper s11i.. r .. ldtflt "-• "'"' -... .. 1nn1c1 · JOtlfl\I. Ot¥1t M. llllJIMttt .,_...; " "" t. .,. -. reports ,.... ,_"' --"" ._,... e:"° Nat.,., l"lll:Wic. C•'""""'41 ..,... -... 111_ ,,. .,.....,,._. • A. hofllill 11-Ill "" '-M ltM '"'Inc:'"' oma In 19 1119 wtlf'll!1 111111~mtnt ...., ~-·--. Five tclentists who 1..aM ~ ..._ -r. ..-.C:rlMd 1• ar ..... ~ .. 111rt 111«111ti11 ,,... -. R Ku! •'-~Jr.: .. °""lkol ....,.,,_, atld 9dl-!l<tlld Mp (-'"*' Clutll'ft {OFFICIAi. SEALI osa e .. 1Uva cone~ lit .... 1'fllt "" encvtw "" .. .,..., J-11. m• J..., L. Jomt that she had been --~·-.. IN WITNl!.1$ WHEll.tO'. 'lll'ff --0 ll'WlllllW "Ortl!ll CMlt 0•11\1 .. 11111. """""',.~lie -Ctlltor'lllt ~ t.,r my 111"11 IN. l ffhW mv Olfkltl JulP 21 AM a-1 I, t. 1S. lt1t 1»1·1' ,.rlMINI Off!Qi ko1 through boles 1n her bllodfold. -.11 111e MY _. .,.., 111 11111 e1r11t1c... °'-c-"' ""' ·-· •l1t911. Mr c-1... .,_.,.. Mrs. Kuleshova, about 40, tCM'F IC•M. tEAL.1 LEGAL NOTICE ~ ,, im a ceJebrity 1n ber home towa, ~= ,..mu ~~':!: ,.::;ri, .~0::.' 1t:'llf 1,:_~ gained an 1 n.~ er n a t l o o • I "'" " t•11tw111• c••TWICATa 0, ausn•u1 r...,•tatJon when bu a.ft...-.. ~~-"'',-°"1u 1" ''"'''ov. iu.M• LEGAL NartCE ...... ~ -""" ~ .. ~ """ ····-------------powers to see with bet MY c~illl E•it1""' C9fllluct111t . ~ .11.m ,.._...111,1-~ fmgertips were publiclud in P'vllll=' :.:.:: C..11 Dlll'f "llot, =::.-"'~~ell:--~~"; Cllnll'ICATS 0, COlll'OlllATIOM ,.CHI .. • alt tho. people In the '""Id ----------t C>Jll)d .enjoy a nice calming the Soviet press in 1963. _.....,.,., " is. n.19• "" ,.._i.111 ci. •1111 tMt &Md Mtwi Ii c.• 111 • • 1 • .i :~r~JJ:"'ru!~ •usoitu ""'°'• A lengthy report, published LEGAL NanCE = 't'lf '-!:":..::-:-~-;: ~~OEc!::".:.:! ~~": type of music to take tbdr minds off of wan and ,otber bad tbinai. 1'll bet most of YfJU have taken long rides of uploration on bicycles. loliijiors and mlllloos of people rklo bikes these days. In Literatumaya G••..t • noted "~~-' ,..,. .,.,... ...., ...,. • 11us1-1auiw •' 111 1111111 .,.,.,..,., .... _, • • s.-t9 AM. CM!fltlll•, .....,. .,. 11kM1e¥i that her powen were most ,.._.. .... ,., Huro"""°" hMll. C•ll•. firm -" " l! toUIWH #.HD de-ndab)e when she WU C:lltTl,KATW Of' •IAINISS ~ l.. ~I t~M Mlfllw. CO. OF 04tAHGE, CciuNTY .M !Mt ,... l'ICTn'IOUI ..... • Mlf• fl"?W ti CM-..il "' IJll .....,._ doing her blindfold acL ,,_ ""• 11..,..i • t;trt1ry 1tl9V ••• 0 "" c-=.!'·w~i..'. ~·"'°"· w11w ... 1111:1 .. 1 .. tce .t "Blind! tded · -h OtNNctll'of • DuslMsl 11 !7'6o I'll.,._ · llllllNS• 11 .s folio.: o mag)Clanll ave w • .,...o. COit• ,,_., c.,...,,., "'""' .._ .. ., ~.,.:;,:= c-firt i..wts E. 11:-. lt!c.. Jll 1 • ........,, been demonstrating • s I g b t "" flctltlcM 11rm -"' NOOlllAM· °" t<r Ncii;. SM!• Mt. C•lfwftl1 1·1•-·t th •-1 r ••' lor MEO COMMUNICATIOftS 01' ANIEl:ICA "'vtllk .... 111 ~ 'l:" .. '::':-~ .!-1~ WITNEU lb """ "''-Dl'tf .. ., -w uuu e UC p () ey..... _. lfltl "" lirlfl .. (......... .. '""'Id Ctt6111 Wtllllr ~ ..... JUl'f, 1911 a. hundred years " the com-1t1e «o1row1"" ---. """--i.. L•-L. Jtell"'*"' ~ 1e· ..,. '° Lewie f . 1t .. s. Inc, . , , ' , 11111 Allll IJllUI llf 1111~1 It• II .. t119 _.... ...... -lf'I Wfllcrlllo fCOf'Ml'Ai. Sffl) Bicycling ls fun, In-.----------------------------, expensive and very healthy. Besides. bikes tfon't make smog to choke the air the way gas powered vehicle! do. mission wrote, 'using a nar-fllllowl: . ,. Ire "" .,,..,.. l""""8Wlf ...., STATE OF OLIFOlllNIA Ill t th lo a;1,.. °"1"• N. ,.t1111\1U, 1•1t (1rl111 ildl-l!Oed tflir ll!Ki.rttlll lflt """ COUNTY OF LOS AHGEL[S. 1& row s a e wer ""'6" 0r .. ""'· .. ,. .. , s'"'' ....... nm coF,IC•AI. s.,_..1 · 011 1t111 23"1 °'" "' JuJ.,. 1..0 ... 1tN. This type of human powered .trwporlatio!J · w~ invented many year; ago tn 1"'9 bi a Scots man. Klrkpatrtck MacMillan's bicycle was the first really rklable machine but before . his, other in- vtntiooa Wf#'e ipade, 'IJlbesc awiword machines coUld ,,,.t * PRIZE WINNER * Unda Croocll, I~. !91 Bucknell Road, Costa Mesa Any ehUd und~ lZ caJf ehter Uncle Len 's Art Contest. Here's all you do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5~ inches wide and 4 incheJ deep. Ute black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or' trace picture. It muit be your own wort. (3) Put yoµr name, age and address on back cf drawing. Mail It to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Doi: 1560, DAILY PJLOT, CO,,ta Mesa. Winner will r«eive KeMedy hall dollar. of the blindfold. 1lle new tests GllH 1t:1v•"""· 1100 t1i...1m1 W•v. _..." L . .,,.._, ""°"" ""· • NofMY '"""'lie 111 •Ml d · I t•-I • •'--""' 4>10, Co1t1 Nlts1. 92'62' MDI•,.,. ,.llbl!c<•H""!M , fol" wlll Countv tfld S!•lit. -"""'"" rive us c uc cone us1on uiat o.tld Julv 2'. l•m . ,.nnc:INI °'"<• 111 1ppe1.-..t L.1wr1 e:. 1tC111 k-11 i. - the subject uses the same Glln ic • ., • ._."' °''"'" c°"'""' 1o • 1t1e ,.,Wcltnt of "'-tet'HI'•"'" 01rr• N. ,..,11111•... """' c-1n1111 ..,,,.. ""' lllKUi.oi "" •111'1111 """"-' .. method." Sttlt of C1Ulorlll6. a. .... County: -lrllardl..t, ltl) • -Mllllf ,, .IM Cet'llDl'•llool ~"" ,,._, Th · · t th t Ori JulY mFi: lt1'0. before IM. • "'11111111111 Or-t CHlf o.rrr "",.11111, tfld ~ to -llltt Wdl e comm1ss~on w_ro e a N-ollrt Putit1c 111 .,,.. for wld 11111, Ju•v 11, n .,,,, Autvlt 1, 1, ,,,. 1;w..io ct>•-•"°" .. l<U"" "" "'"'· Mrs. Kuleshova s claims were __..u, ~ DA<•• N, ,...,111111v 15"1) I . , ....i GBH k •v-111 k_,, II m4 II LEGAL NOTICE k•lt!erlM I!". Ou ""' erroneous y i::1ven crtdence m 111 '"" _._ wMM"""".,. -.crli.. NDt••r P'utltk, c1111or~11 1963 when she was tested by 1c1 lo "" .. 1tto1n 1,..1""""'" ~ "°'''' ,0 <••••-•• My c ... m1111111 E:utrH ~lldtld ,...., ••ICVf.a ""' ""''· ... Oct .•. 11711 a team of Soviet scientists (OFFICIAi.. SEAL.) SU-•llllOlll COV•T o" TN• '"40MAS ~. SAN"OlllO h h'-d he ( I Ml""-,._ SI•... ST.Ion 0,. CALIN>l:NIA "0& At'-91 L-W 0 s J.ue a am () co or N•l•tl' Mlle C•lllor11l1 TMI: COUNT'V °"° H.AMOa ... WlllJW>I ...... on he r hands while her eyes l'r1r1oC1M1 on1e1 111 .... .......,. • ~-Atltllll. c.,.,.,..-. . Or-c-ry lll•tt If Mytflll HIM 1'111~ •lso T"1fnl were covered by vanous MY COt'NTWUIM 1¥1rn k-11 " "''""' N. ~ -""*",.,., °"'"" cw1t Dllh' •111t. be steered well and the· rider L--'-----------------·---------' meal\S'. ,.....is:::ctio!!..:nc-1 o.ur ,.11ot. ~~ ~~~" .. ""Jt.llY ts'"""'-',, i. u. '"' l»'t But the color machine made ..._t 1, •· c. ,., 1t11 1.-111 tf't<I~ .,,...,.,. .-. _... ~ LEGAL NOTICE had to 1""!"'1 them by pushing his !eel along the ground. Throughout. the y e a r s , various countrJea.topktbe lead In making lbe bkycle popular. Many long-distance r a c es were held and people began enjoying this unique kind of fun. Today, there are many dif· ferent styles of bicycles. They come In all sizes and shapes and some even have gears and shift levers. People have put ll)Otcn on bicycles and have even tried JQ9Wlttng sails on them lo move dwiflg high wind!.· Today, people carry hqgage on their bikes and make Jong distance tripa. Just recently, an Englishman completed a Z,000 mile trip from San Fran- cisco to Mexico City. There are many world· famou.s bicycle race! in which hundruls of people compete. We shculd all become part cl this fast-growing, heaJthful and enjoyable activity. Yflu would be surprised just how much more you can do with a bicycle than with a car or any other kind o f transportation. So this week's contest. boys and girls, concerns bicycles and bicycle riding. Do a lot cf imaginative drawin&s and poems about anything con- nected with this fun sport. And don't forget C a r o l ' s Corner riddles. Hooorable mentions in this -wttk's art contest include: Jeffrey Marks, Ill, South Laguna; Jeff Akers, 7, Costa fifesa; Sally Wilson, 10, Foun- tain Valley ; Bill Miller, 10, Lagwia Beach ; Ann.-Ma i e Brannick, 9, Q>sta Mesa: Billy Brannick, 7. Costa Mesa; Duane Wiernicz, Costa Mesa ; Christlann Beck, 10, Newport Beach; Dick. Staley, 6, Santa Ana; John Tisdale, 6\.), Fullerton; Karen Tracey, 91f,, Costa Mesa; Jill Tracy, 11, Costa Mesa. In the poetry con test, honorable mentions go to Sally Wilson, Fountain Valley and Jeff Akers, 7, Costa Mesa. , i.;.... , ""' .i1 --IWtlnf clllml -ll'llf ----------'squea .... 16 and rust I 1 n g --. ~ . .41c ....... .._..... ,. fflt --. " t'"-· · LEGAL N011CE ~ "*"' w+rit 1111 ......,., _....,, 111 N7tU noisea, nc: comm1SS10ners "" Gfffc• " .,. <11f11 " -. ~ c:1•T••1CA"T'I °" tus1111ns. wrote , and helped lip her off ,_ -111eo1 ~ ., tt ..,_., "'""' wtt11 ..... -•1tTrnous Jt&M• - ha I "" _.,. -"""" te ... ~ ...... 1i.111111 .. C9r1ify .... as to w t co or came next. W1"11io111 couaT °" TN• "'"""""' tt ..,. lffk? "' w ,.,...._., C911fuctt"" , Ml-., _. M111t s1 .• The new test was conducted 'f:~•cg~:.r"v"'l:~.:;.C.111 ~~ 111~uj~~ .=..""t ::i::::-"11~11':"':;.:;:':; with the machine covered and ...._ ......u1 .,.-:ca" ..!iM.1"' '"'unc11n"""9d ""i.ur1t1t IN Mitt .. i.i flr111 t1 - I d hi · I -the NOTttl. O' M•AllllN• o' ll:COMO "' •II -''-" -'•lrll"" " ltll nt1tt -W .. It'll forr•wm. --· Whcll.t a OU w rnng nose 1n ,..TITION "Oil AUTNOl:ITV TO 901t· ........... ,. wlffli. ...... tl'lll'ltflf,,..... It\ f\111 11111 .i-of t'hkllflce background to drown cut the •ow MONIY • ., ••N•WAL. o" ,,,.. 1t11.V.t u 11c111oo1 tt-•11 ltDflCI. .,. ..,a lo~:,, .,. '--d t UNSl!CUl•D NOTIS Oillolll .11.tlJ 21. 1'19, ""' "" •ll'f Slwll ..... 1. squeaiu an rust es. {Pll:E.VI OUSL.V ltl!NEwl:D) Jftlll Otlt OolMll A"'ltlt'Olm Or., H11"'1llOllOn •Mell· ··with all these precau-S'•t•hl ot DALE 1.AWllll!NCI HAltVEV. l!~KUlrl~ "'llw \lllH ... t A~m 5,DU ... ~llt.cn•2•1 I " he " h 0.Cttstd ot "" •bo¥1 """" 4lc II 0. ..... J ·• "I "' tons. t y wrote , t e NOTICE IS HElllEaY GIVEN Tll•I ~ -,....... ._ Ul'f " 1t10 results were negative." CHAltLOTTli. SULTAN HAIVEY, h· '"',..,Rt¥ A¥-. ::...~~· . , ..:uh'lll ol 1111 Nl•I• of !hi •bow• Wllllttlr, C .. ltarllll SI hi fll C ·--•-AS fer her ab1bty to ...,.,.., cllc:ldttlt 11•• n11c1 '*"" • T .. : 11111 6twaL m.1.s • •i,,_. ..... d I -th b' t ti Mtond "'"loll i.... •11 O..OK 1u111or111,,. Altlnln'• "" l:Ktc:"rlll °"'"" c ..... "' -e ermine e SU Jee ma er 1111 "mi-10 -·-.....,.Y 0~ PubtlsM<I o...,,.. cwd o.ltv Pliot, °" July 16. i110, bofof• ""· • Ntt1ry on a printed page, the report .-11 "' ----......, •Ilk• ._, 1, •· u...aa. .dll...-. -10-1' ==~: ~i: -~ .. ::! ''::::.,,::-_: •--I I ,...tviollllY -• •-.cl, r•lttllf\CI II N_..i L. ~ r '9 a_, was negat ve. n tests wto!<.h 11 ...-for ""'-Nrtku11r.. LEGAL NOTICE "' 111 ""eu :,..:.-";; involving colored pe.ncils, she •lld ,..., '"' tlr!W ww1 111«1 ot 11e1r1t11 w111ui11.a :';:"!11111,. .,..1=1 :... _ h _ "la 11>t ...... 1111 ~ Ill tor AU1U1I "-llltU .a.-~ ltlev I XIClllM !hi -came up Wit a score SJml r ti, 1t19, ., t:Jl •.111 .. I!! .... ceurlrlOtll C•lllTl"ICATI: o" t utlNl:SS, (Ol'FICIAL SEAL.I • le that of "any guesser with DI ~'1"*'1 ..... ' .. llkl ~I. l'ICTITtOUI MAM• JMI\ L, .,.., la! bi , . ,, •I 70I Clwlc C..,IW OrJ..._ Witt, Ill Tiii ..... ttltllllll. t11 c'rt\fy 1111'1' 1re Net•,.., ~llc-C•lltor11i-, no spec a Illies. '"' CilY ol SWiii ........ C•lltor..i1, <ONlllCllllOI • ........... •• UI s. COllSI l'rlllCllNll OHie• ... Mrs. Ku"shova has been a 011.0 All9U1• s. 1•11 ....,, L.-• hlclo. ee11..,.,,11. _,... 0r-c_... . • W. IE. ST JOHN, IM~lltlout flrtn ,.._ of FASHIONS M"I C~ ~'" SeM "9• ,. ._ ...... ....,. •I• Or-.. c.-hl't Net, ... 116 .. c..... ...... c.at. Corner-----· RIDDLES and JOKES frequent pubhe performer 1n c_.iy c1tt1t • ., MA~!<' ..,.. '"'' .... ti•m 11 l'Vbll!ltlld 0r-c1111 o.1w •11o1. Nizhni·Tagil a city cf the "" AlllMOLO~'-:t!:.e $Milt H• ~"'""' tt1""'"•-. ...... J""' 1a. n..,. ..._., 1, 1. "" ,.,.,. South • ' · ::_ S::::.., c • .......:. •u -it &'!I Mii ll'Mt • llf '""'-'' Ura1 Mountains where ••· 1,,,1 .,...,,, ••• .. ..,......, LEGAL NOTICE sh )' · --a AIOI,_, H2S1 Mllt\l>lll,:1----------'-'C.::---e IVtS. ""-'-,., hill"-' DIM !"I C.11t ·-lobhuo", 2S1JJ lllOTICI: TO Cll:OITOltS "°utllllllld Or11111 CNll 0.llP ,:\~~ Mllflollll, .. OIM 'l'ol11I, C1JH, S1W••10111 tot.llllT 01' TNe A""" ....... I <OIY\Plett ..... ...,,,,. WI ol ltll WOftL.D IQC)lf INCYC\.Df'l!DI ... t1 DeNkl lllD(llr1, •" t, 11 PDl'I-, ll'ldltflf, for ~II -111111: ' Coo U11dnto1 •trike \ti""'P a wlndtw? , '.l Tn summer, most of North 'America can e.1peel a lol of thunderstorms, Every year, several hundred people are st.ruck: dead by bolts or light- ning, Many more are knocked unconscious. Almost all theae aocident.s could be avoided - if e~r-ybody knew the salety. rules and (olkrwed them. This is a good tlme for sensible young folk to learn bo" to outsmart the lashing lightni.ng and what to do w~ a thunderstorm rages overtiead. A sudden t.hunderstonn'tnay gather 1n the blue summer sky and catch you unawAre. The roaring thunder and the flashing Jightnlng are won- derful to behold. But If the weathery warfare happem to be right overhead, Uial razzl"" dazzle lightning can be a killer. a seething bolt of elec- tricity slashing down to strike the earth. A direct hit on a person ls very rare, ta.it when It happens the victim is struck dead. A near-ml11 shocks a persoo unconsciom, but thl• vi<tlm wUl probably recover completely. 1 Haturally, noboity wants to be struck by Ughtning, even' slightly. Tho sile<y rules are easier to remember when you know that lightning has Ukes and dislikes. 'Ibeo you can keep well away from IU favorlt. striklnt places and do ,. few thlng1 to dlJcOurage It. '11\oogh llahlnlng b last 11s a flash, actually U is rather lazy. It takea tile shortest. most direct path. This is why danger lurks when t~ storm Is right ove11 ~,clt}it also likes tall Clbjectl' Sna' ~ater, moisture !nd metals. 1' J( you are caught out .In a field, do not 9f!ek Wit.er uodtr 1 Jone tree. The l11y llghtcUn& 1s moni ll~ely to etrik.e a treetop, rather than ro •ll the waf down to fiat (l'Ollnd. 11 aloo 11 attra<ted lo t.tll ........ and hlgb IJ)lk<I. Tit!•. la 00 ume 'to be near the TV anlenJl!I ,00 the ~!. Ll&f>lnlnC aloo llkp t6 strll<e bolll out on water, e&peelall)' one• with masts. tr you set cau&til 00. a pl" nlc crowd Into the car -an.i ion up the wlnd6w•. Tho melal ketps Ille ltshlnh>& -and Jt dis Ilk., Jl0!1lln1 th,...h glass. U JOU mllll run Uvoua'I the 1torm, you are u.t!r If you ketp dry Inside a sUcker and wear rul> ber soled ahoes. Ughtnlog · 4iallka• nibher. lllllde • LEGAL NOTICE AllllUll •• u. ,,,, ...... Jukt .. HJ& fTAT9 Of' CALl .. CNllflA "H 'Jlou.qe, it can· rome down the , ________ ,......._,_ __ ..;._,:... _____ _,.., !!-------------l.; , !"!mi:~ TW• couN"' °"° ouN•• -• ·•-th h • . ....l..l • ..,.. .... tr-Mis i.£ue.i.. JCOTTCB Ji,,.~,,,.. c. ..,. WMu 1;11lmney or stna.c: roug nn Ncrrn;:lf""TO C1ll:OITOl:S OI' tlJLI( on .Nil' ,., 1t1l. ...... r: ".,.... ....... ·"'·· .. lllOSERT Q. $M1J,E, DKll• ftN>ll door or window. You T•ANSFI:• AMO NOTICI: 01' ,.~le Ill ..... ,., kl SI" --lty . "'"T"" lttT•No•D T•ANS"•111 01' L.IOUOlt NOTICI TO CllllOITOlllS ,_.,.. l:Mt. ~-· • .,,,, ~ HOTtc1.,1s MllllitY QIVllN ."' "'-a.re aafer with the windows * LICINSI: 0111 LICl:NSl:S SU,.••10111 COUlllT o~ TMI I ........ t(-to "" lo -,,... Cr.OJ... "" ..... ~"'" ~ CJ-• Also tum olf the TV Question : What ts black and white NOTICE IS HElllElY GIVE N lo Ille ITATI OP CALl"O•MIA "0111 "'--~ -,,, wbicflbld .. , '" "....,.. "'""" """"' ... .,., -· wt'lh a cherry on top? Crldltors or Hotlkllv "'°"'H•c, inc .. ""'· TMI COUNTY°" 01:1.N•• t•tr1t wlltrt11 fMt~1 •nd Kll,_i.. "" wlcl ~' ''' ....Urllll 111 '"' and cancel your telephone T•s: No. ts.nJ1m. 1,.,..19....,. ,11111 -. 1..-11 ., .,..,. ~ 111t -· tt>trn. w1111 "" '*"""'' 'fWdlltl. '" Call' while ~. 3tcrm rages. PllZI .,,, o•rioct y :JIM.tuy Lk.lnwl. whoN w.i"'" -rn1 11 t21J E1t•11 of v1ou. •· N1l!'L'llH, O.CN'" ,n,F1ttAL st:ALI 11w,, .. .ii~ "' "" c11111 " _ ....... "'' ., arlltllir"' In tM cri.,. o1 Fu1i.rt011. w. -. L.QlllSt: HOWAltD "' ~1• or lo ,,_. • wltlt Their bw:. y wires mav attract '"" Wlll'"IC:l. '· 111 0.1• II. County "' Or•-· Sl•l• or C•lllorlll•. NOTICE IS HllllE•V GIVl!N lo ,.... Holt,.., "lllllk . c.11•1111 ::,.=--r'--,~.· ,~-:-, .... -·-d ' b WINNll 11111 • bulk tr1n1flr 11 •llOul '" M crldltorl ot 1119 1171•• flAmid d~! "'rl!IC+HI Oftlc• I~ 1 •• ac '"' • the lighlni.ug an it can urn AJI, o. c:.tt• M-m.oe " Ju11•111.Jl'1.,., • C•lltor'lll• cot· 1i..1 ,11 "'"""' h1v1,. cl•lm• ... 1 ... 1 °'-c-IY ::'*· .... ~'' .. A .... , o1111rlft, Trvt!_ om,~. out ...__. circuits -•!Ion, FM T•• No Mini 1-11td lllA Mid dKldtnl •r• r-lrflf II 1111 Mr Clllll!llt4i1911 EKJlftt "'"'" ..,. 11 ltll ' "'11•• flf, lllc:Jr ' fol1 Tr1.m.rff llld 1'11.;..,ld T ..... ,., .. '"""· wltll 1111 ....... , ¥11;(.l\Ho, Ill A ...... ltrt Cilllot'n)• '21'1, wl!k/I fl "" •ltt:• ()ne or the safest pJaceS ~II bu1l,..11 •ddtlll ii Jt·lto M.,~ 1119 otllu ol IM dirk .. Ille Ablw ... ~ Ot• ..... CO.II 0t11P Piiot, II lllttlf\111 .. illt _...,l....C Ill •" is imide a building -if the l========================~l,0t1~•. 111 1hl City of C•tr.ldrel CITY, .,.11111 ceurr. .... lo '''""'' th1m. Autlllt i, 1, 1s. 22. 1t11 1.01·1' :;t.""'.:C.:::91':!.':r" lit'-1119 ~-,.:: C011"1't' ol ltlYtrtkl•· Sl•I• ol C•lllor11ll wit~ '"' nK'lllMY WMl<Mfl, lo '"' '"'""'.......a-"' lflll --• bul-lding has a lightning con-•------------------------,1...... uno.tt•ltflld •• ,.,. 1111c1 ot lhl!r Ai· LEGAL NOTICE · ,,.., "Jh'e ~ 11 cfckr!bld 111 -•I ttr....,.. Collin, Osttt 1ftd MUll1d, ""' DllW J111'f 1". 1t 10 , ductor. This clever safety 11: All 1tock l11 tr•"-· t1Kt1ir-. -1-1 wnt 10t11 11,.,.., s."'• ""'· c111i.w"11, T....ul ~~~~~!! ":;::;,ic device is a me. ta! red, highe~ THE SEA •"" .ooct •Ill "' • c9r111n Lkl"°' w11k11 11 1111 Pitt:• "' lllltllllw °' '"' su,.11:10111 cou1tT o" TNI: •Y· Jtet; 0 t/111'. I Slot• bull .... 1 k-11 Holldly H-llM.,..,.. "' 111 ll'\lltlPI "''•1111"' STAT• o" CAl.ll'OINIA '°I: 1.ui11111t Tlv1t bfflltf' than the roof , with meta 1 am the beautiful sea L'-n •"" i..u11C1 ., nn 111 c"'' ,. ,,... ""1' 01 .-111 •-•· w1111111 TMI coUMT'I' o11< OIAJMI !••utw •' 1111 wut "' wires leading down to metaJ Hi-• .,.. Jn "'' Cll'f o1 c~ 11e1 tour "*''"1 • .,., 1119 11"' l'lllllk•lllNI -. ~1.. "" .-.... ,..,,... 0tt11111n1 Many fish swim in me. ""'" c-rr ol Or•llfl· ,,.,, of .. 11111 ... ,1c.. NOTICI !)¥ MIAllllHO OP •IT11'10N N\llWITL HUIWITI ...... J>lates buried en the ground 1 crash on li•hlhouses by rocks , c.111 ... 11111, '"" 1r•1111W 1t1t 1o1...,..1n11 o.11C1 •~11 1, 1•111. "o• 1"11toaAT• o' w•LL 1.Mo "o• 1111 1211111 sff'Nf nea~y. -. metal __. a•-,., •kol'lofle ---·" llnontt tor •le-): SKY<ltl' "«Ille l.ITTllS TISTA.MINT.UY '"'-' ..... 'c:........... , L... !JI IVU I'" l . t h bor nd s-many docks <>-•I OH..S.19, N-11~ -Hiti....I .... k E1i.11 of ltllX Ill. AH0t:lt50H. °'¥M'" AlllnlY' .... ·---tracts the Ughtning. 1be wires go in O ar s a .,., • 111111c1 10 ,..._,_ 1oc.1111 •I m1 E111 ••ICUNr "' '"" wirr ... J>ubl'lfllll °'-c:..Jt a.ii. "11,, aal •'--People ride boats on my skin. C..11 Hl9"•1Y, CD!'CN del Mir, C•llfot-"' '"" •MW ......... dltcld.... NOTIC( IS He111eav GIVEN Tlllt JIOPr H •1'1111 A-• '· .. 15. lfJI 1 .. ,. conduct it ely down to uK: 1 00 under many bridges built by men. "1 •. '°'" ~ pr .... itn 1oc:•1tc1 .i m1 E•1 c.-.. °'"" "'" Mn11rf. wALTllll 0, wttN1.AHoe11: 1111 tllld '" 17141 ~ met.al in the moist ground. ,.. C..11 Hll,,..•v. c .. ..,.. c111 ,,.,.r, C111torn11 .w w"' lltlll ,..,..., ...,..111 • "II'.,. 1w ., .. ., llf .. 111 Mll'i-----"---------' · I io by my friends, the streams, c.111or111•. .. ... ""'· cilll9rllll 1or "WMP " L"*' T"'•"*".,., LEGAL NOTICE It takes an ei:pert to fil • be T11t1 ""' • .._, llf ...... c11111 .,.kt! T1h .,,,, ,......,., 1e "" Ml•ltllt'· ,.,...911(, 10 w111c11"------~------bu-ldi g with the kind of I sparkle ih many sun ams. ... ~ldt••lion 111 C-lioll wllf'I wld Attw.PI .......... ~ . ti "*" '-· f\ll1htl" ,.r11a111rs. -· ..... 1 n People swim in me by the beach's sand. "'ns"" °' ukl ik ..... 1°' 11c-) '"ubl1.,.,. °"'"" CNtt o.Hy "'11ot ... , -11 .... •"" •1tc• of '*'1"" c1111"ic•T• ott tu11111u lightning conductor system it 1 hi"de much of the world's land. ....i wld tout!-• 1nc111o11no "" n11 ... 1tc1 ""'~11 .. u, n. 1'. ''" tt,,..,. 1117 -.,.!.. """ "'" for ... _., ,.101TIOUI IUMI -•-•id h Overhead po . lllV ... IGO, 11 IM '""' llf t100.000.00 1t. lt7', •I ·~··1.m .• !!I ltll <-"'tom The Wldltl~ dlt '*tlf'f ...., ,. ..uuu ave, wer ,. ic ... ....., 11111 .ii.Ir -19 """ ...,,.._, it. ,... wtilch <111•1111 of '"" 1o1-1 ... : ott·S•ll LEGAL NOTICE of °"""-' Ho. J .. 111C coutt. tollllucHM • Ml-~ ...:;; lines often have conductors 11,_ W••· L.-•IKll. 11r "" wi...111t "''"' .. "" G4ntr11 .1.1co11111c ,..,.,," Lie•"'' No •' 10t c1"ic: C1111W Orl'ff Wfft, 111 v.,. or1111 t:••'· c .... • ltMX).: WI.th rows or glass saucel'!I • ....._•Ml """ct11t111. Mt11 ""' -., •llf'Y .. U11C1t 11..-.u MOOD.ooi F1~1111' .. " """1""'"'' 1t11<:11y of ""i. ,,,,., c111t1rn1• c.u ...... i.......,""' kllllillll "'""' L••h ... lSM Cltt• Miu. Clli~ll. Pl.000.IOOi GoOd 'NIU 121,G00.00; cov-nl Ol.lld .1i-11.s. ITJO... ,, llllt:Mnl <:HIN CO'llf* ~"" _ the same sort cf olau N•t 10 c ... ""' su.000.00. 1111m•11<1 .,..,.,,. w. e. ST JOHN, •lld "'•' 111c1 ILrm • ·--,. • O; 111v1111re,., W ,OOD.00 -All to bl i>llf Cl:lllTl,ICATI o" •USOllSI c .. 11i.,. Cltt•. _,, • in the wi.ndows we close dur-L-------------------------'lor C••~ .......... 11 ---· FICTITIOUS NAMI CNAIL.11 c. MOlltl 'I' followln• .......... ..,,.,. "'""" 111 11111 .1.11 otllllr 111111rie11 111m11 111<1 •ddrtne1 Tiii Ulldlr1ltlnld c1r1lli.• Ill I• teflo l46t Wiit W~lt!ltr t!Y4. •1'111 •llCff OJ r11ldl11H ,.., •• frollowt1 ing a Uiunderstonn. u...i b• 1~1 TrtniltrD!' wll~ll'I '""" ductlnt • 11ou1111111 11 HOil HfWl.rld, '''"'''Mll:t• C•U•.i•...., l"f'td Gllf'N t uitn,11111.3011w.11.ttitlla We can thank America's 1••,, l1tt p111 ,.. 11r ., •nown 1o Hunt11101!ot1 altd'I, C•llf•111•. unc11r "" ,.,., ftU) m.u• !"',;i1'°1, A,..ht1m. C1'"""'•· tlll TtlMl•rft trt: Holkl•'f Hou11 LI· llC!llloUS llrm ~·-el LIM1w•1 ~W-, .... , Plfllllltlr . tl-m ,..,.,, Mllllf. llO\I .... wise Benjamin Franklin for .,....,., 01 11,,,, un w. cintrtl Av• .. Drlv•·l11 • ...,, lh•I 1•1d ll•m Ii c-M 1'111111!.IMd Dl'llll\ CNtt 0.11.,. l'llol, ~7:.1~·1C~ffwfll•. the friendly lightning con-··"· Ctlllw11l1; Dlllco L.IQUO•. Utl·A of IN lolt-!n1 ~ ....... """" ........ " ,, •. '" "'° 1.U.18 v" .d ~ .-~ ... t!••I L111Col11, A ... llllm C•l!f. '" 11111. •NII Jiii<•,"' TIJldellCI II ., wl•llm ~u~l~ltr .... ductor. Way back in 1754, he M • s • T11111 11 1111 """ 11rttd bt'-1o1iow. LEGAL NOTICE STATE 0, cAL.t"CltMIA f, red t ••-t 11-"•·I I en Ill erVIce .-Id I!<....-•lld 1nt-ld tr•11111r.. Htltlert L. V•11 Oo~•r, 1n111 K""811 O•ANOE COUNTY· • 1gu OU Uld Kiii.ii ng 5 •• r ... u!r• oy "" UDI~ of .... llu•IMH i..:, H11t1llfltlot1 ••Kii, Apt. NI. tt. IN1H1 on J111.,. u. 1.,.; .,.,.. ...... ,....,., .a fiery flash cf electricity. •lld "•ol9nlon1 Codt 11111 Ille COii• g,.;, Ju" )I U7t C•llTl,ICAT• 011' •UtlMl:SS Jlilbllci 111 .,.. ,. ttld ••tt. lll"llNlh' bl""t •• ·-• ted the ........ Ion tor lht lr•im.t ol .. Id tivilMsl H....W. L. ... DIYlf" 'l'ICTITIOUS MM• ·-... ,.,.. a-.. hillnllli .,... •""&'' away, llC u1V n •fld lr11111., of l•ld lk.,,.. It 11 tM STATE OF CAL.ll'011tii.i.t11 TIW IHIOlrslt ..... " ctMllY illl'f trl Wltlltm ,...,.,. Mltllf ._ .. -li ghtning conduct.or to keep peld ....... '""" .... '''"'"" Ml ..... OllANGIE COUNTY· . ~ • ....,_ •' ... 0. Ilk>• lo .. "" "'-..,... ...,,.,. .,. ' ·1 from J .• a.:-•. bujld'•gs. He U.S. Air Foret Sergeant 3282 caurornia St., Costa .,,.,..,. ff ttld 0.-rll'l'llfd of Akllltl[c °" JM JI ,.,. • ...,.. "" ...... ,., 1t1 ... , ...... AM. C•llflfllll, _... "" WllKtlhld lo "" wlttl!ft -"""""'' "" ~WCla.lllo ... edl ._ ... c ... ,,... l>vblk "' ....... ' Id SI 19,." IPr tktilllltt llrm ... "" of ll:ICl(SOM/l:f.t:D ldl-lltltM "'-......... "" .. -. used a very fancy iron rod Rould A. Pereira, sen of Mr. Mesa, ls now In I.he M ter-r1111 • .. 11. t•-ttr •""' ... .._, _,.. ~ ~ Vt11 •o0o,... ~ ~ousT••AL. ouioN w 11111 .-Id 10FF1C11.L seAL.1 and Mr1. Albert G. Pereira ranean aboard the a t t a c I: ., ""' ,..,...kl •ton 111 ""'· 111""""· 111 ""' 11 .. "" ,.,_ .._. ,_,.. ft"' 1i Ill'"'_.. ., "" 1o111WN --. Fr•-P. trt(llNlll lo bu1Jd tht fint ·Ol'lfi, , , -"""""'' •tld toed •Ill ol Wld ~ It wllila' .... fl !M wtlhl!I IM1"'""'9 lflihon ,_..,... 111 Ml, 9"" Jlllff of NM:r.,.1'11ltlle , Ctfl""'I• of 314 La Pe:r" Pl., Co.st.a aircraft carrier USS Saratoaa . ~ :r -:~ '::, ::::=::: ~=i ••::tj"' .. ..,......,. .,,,,.,l ~·11•'i~'"';.1, w. 1111 11,, ~ ~ 111 Arwtr N11C11 • WOltLO •OOt( AlL.At I• TOl'I All». -llo 91 AHl "lt. Gllrlll, lof 1111 Miiiot\~ ·It tbere a coa•tey called Alo-. . In the ~ Middle Aces. f e w people knew that tbfl"e was a country called Andorra, It is perched high ,ln the almost inaccessible Alp. .-of Central EufOP.e and It wu almost tco small to notice. Nowadays, modem tran.sportJUon makes it PQSSible for a mll\lcn tourists to visit this Alpine country every ye1r. It luls not srown •llY l•1er and ils total area it cti.11 tbe same 175 1quare mil• tniagine a aky.Jitgb caonlr1 about hol! the 1111 of lkw' York Cl\y. lt ls "" homt,ol about 11,000 -.... . 1be law1 have not c:hqed much alnce Roman da11. But since the UOOI, Aliddrr1> bu heen ruled by the Pr-t of France and • Spanlth biJhop. The pralder!t It paid two dOllan I J<lr. The bi.p (ILi eiiht do!~ -p!UI tix haJll.I, &Ix c:heae1 and tl cbick""' n.; lolly 11tue- Alp1,.. C<lllntry la boTd<red by Franee and Spain and Is under ~n o( these two coun- Mesa, has arrived for duty --'°' '"' tr_.., Md 11~1 "' JEAN L otsT 11111o ,..... C•I". Mr c-_..,. ...,._ at McGuire AFB, N.J. Army Speciali.st Six T!lom•• 1t1t .-...111 nc-ror 1~-1 .. Nd.wy ~Mk • C•11t1r1111 '"""•" ltlldo 1101 ,...,_ W•Y. J11tw •· ttn G Orr ol M 'd M ,. bl --IH .., or •It.'" llll l'TIMINI Ollln 111 c .. to ""'41. C••lf. . 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M UU·it Cla11 Pb.llJ(p J, Orman, of R ay n 1etr1am. · • •' DAILY PILOT Halh of Ivy Not u; ·Blame - DEAR ANN LANDERS : A word lo lh~t inolher who was lieartslck because she sent her fine. young son off lo the Ivy 1-gue and he returned a hippy ndlcal. She blamed the school, his !or-<>ut friends and the new student movement. Herod Play Moving -Kt Greek Theater 8Y TOM BARLEY OI ._ Dlllf ....., Staff Nolhing happeoed on Wed- nesday night that co u I d posmbly persuade us to amend. that loog slanding impm&lqi. Pemaps if that mother hadn't been so hell-l!eol on her son's enrollment J,..;.\iofi-. lt is to the eternal credit of the Greek Theater dlrectora that they managed to part from what has seemed to be a• interminable and tuteJeu diel of n>ck and pop performers dlll'lnl thla 1'70 season to stage J)l<ductlool of the caUber of "The Play of Daniel" and ~ Play of Herod." Don't Play Rock in East Berlin there the bOy might have gone to a smaller but less l was pretty awtu1." presti«iious school and This woman has befll hang- not felt compelled to take lng around for three weeks a point of view diametri-and Bea is going out or her cally opposed to that of mind. My brother. the idiot, bis parents. (They call this "rebellion."} is very fr iendly to his u ·wir'- We viewed tl1' latter ln all its medieval glory Wednesday night just 24 hours after watching the same New York PTo MusiCa entrance its au- BERLIN (UPI) -Chaoill , anarchistic, lower m l d d 1 e class, oYersexed ,afid unwelcome in a Commllllist state. Too many parents pressure and she is awfully nice to I.heir children inl4 aituations the boys so they like her, · i.;;::~~:!;::!;;!:~;.!2.:;:;:::.===~:.:;;:.;:;;;,;::...J that make them hostile and too. Isn't I.his terribleJ What resentful, When t.be kids react can \\'e do about it? -IRATE they are .. heart.sick." Wbe.n SISTER , dlence with a devout and deep. ly moving "Daniel" and the overall analysis must be that this has been one of the most effective and unique stagl.nas in our theater history. That's the party line on Western rock music. "I~• not the raw fish that's bothering -it'• the cnmp In my leg." are parents going: to realize DEAR SISTER: Of ecMlrle --------------------It is. of course, nothing new and itS;,,COntent is essentially that of the plays which graced the Europea11 cathedrals of the 12th Century. But the Pro Musica has placed its own indelible st.amp and iJl.. terpretation on these lovely plays to the extent that the viewer who finds It hard to resist the magic combination of medieval music -there is surely nothing m o r e beau!iful -and religious fervor also finds it very d.if- !icult to keep his eyes 011 the stage. East German Commvnists are so opposed to the Western- style music that they find it necessary to explain their ban every fevt months. not all kids belong at Harvard, tt'1 terrlble, but t • e re ' 1 Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth ..W., uybody cu do alleal and Brown? -SEATTLE ft. V• cu .»1 laope 8'11 D.W.H. wakH •P ud .ees tut ~1 DEAR SEA'l'l'LE: Am... Jotally 111ould Ho wt~ i.e Brotller. A.lid when 1 re ._ womu wht klped put bit plU'e8tl plq &o ~ not life &.ocetber. A motlter wbo all ldds be.., ha CCllllege! To can dialppear for ti years tome tt merely meu1 a four· doesa't deserve a llleroiDe'• year pottpooemeat of f1clng welcome. the real world -all espe111e1 paid. Some blglll ICbool 1tudt.Dt would bt iaflattely beUtt off It tbty ..-olJed la • trllde -""" Joi • part-lime jeb. Tiley jut -... soiled Co campu life .. we 1I01' bow.ft DEAR ANN WDERS: CONFIDENTIAL TO ~IAR RIED TO MR. G().G(}G()o Try a little Thoreau on him. Tell Mr. Go-Go-Go that a man is rich in relation to the number of things be. can afford to let alooe. Boro•cope Comedy Tryouis Sf t At Mesa Playhouse The Costa Mesa C i v i c Playhouse has announced open auditlona for its first p~ duction of the 1970-71 season the family comedy '"The Jmpossible Years." Tryouta will be held Sunday. Aug. 16, at % p.m. and Tuesday, Aug. 18, a.t B p.m. in the Community Center auditorium on the Orange County FaJl'grounds. Playlloust resident dlrtttor PaU Tambelllnl ii directing. The show requires a large cast, including a number or teenagers. S c r i p ts are available at the Cost.a l\1esa Recreation Department, and additional information i s available at 834-5391 . "The impossible Years" will open a three-weekend run at the Community C e n t e r audit«ium on Sept. 18 playing Fridays and Saturdays ihroogh Oct 3. We speak from a very deep and vividly remembered personal experience. "Herod" ii the simply told and superbly sung tale ol. lhe king whose hatred and ftar ol lhe Christ Child led him to Put all male Wants within reach to the sword . But it alao glows with the simple it would appear that the repetition i.s necessary because East German youihs brave official disfavor by turning to Western radio sta- tions to listen to the Beatles and other Western groups frowned on in the German Democratic Republic. . The Beatles? "The poor Li v erpool youngsters have become fine gentlemen ," said Young World (Jungle Welt), o·f f i cl a I newspaper of the free Gennan youth.. the Communist Youth Organization, in a denun· ciatlon of the Western music. But the Communists have more against We s t e r n perfonners than their wealth . Eighteen ye.an ago m y btotber'1 wife walked GUt on him and lell him with U>ree little boys under 2 years of age. (You read right.) When the oldest was 12, my brother married Bea. He h&d a plle of bills a.nd the boys were spoiled rotten and bard to handle. Bea should get a medal for the way she pulled that family together. Leo: Be~Honest With Self faith that sustained those who survived the crutl era and much or the credit for this inspiration undoubtedly lies- Young World sakf beat and underground groups encourage youth "to flee to a world of dreams in.stead or taking part in a serious, fighting engagement with capitalist society." '·Beat and underground music does not represent a powerful cultural revolution by youth" the newspaper said. "It is rather a lower middle class, anarchist movement that pretends to protest but in reality is part or the state monopoly's manlpulation pr~ gram." Tht'et weeks ago the bOys' mother showed up. Fot 11 yean she never st.nt a card or picked up a phone to set how they were. They wouldn't have known her if they passed her oo tbe strett. She had a friend phone my brother to say she wu in town and asUd it she could see "lier boyL 1• He laid yes. Bea almost had a heart attack in the living roOm. The boys looked at their mother u iC the were a new neJgbbor who had dropped In to borrow a cup of sua:ar. 'Ille flnt thing she said was, ''I'm IOITY I left you. Bill. but you drank so much I couldn't Jake It." (You'd have lhoucht Ille left wt week.) He answered, "You're rtaht. LOOK TO EDWARDS LUXURIOUS CINEMAS FOR THE Bl!ST SHOWS TONIQHT .. * ' . . . -·-............ cuar1e1tw...i "P1int Your W1toft''-GP • • •aAC" , Cl.411 • • ~. CHU1•T toWY, & -· _..._ -· M~ • HU#flMeTON •IACH .I.I.Cl LIM MOM e SANDY DINNll • ''The Out Of Townera" PUil -JallRY \.IWIJ.IM ~ WIY Ten.,,_.. faJ • SUNDAY AUGUST 2 By SYDNEY OMARR All tf a bve at leut ue tlliq_ la commoL We aU •en bon ud d ti ue wtrt bon -... ., 1't u IOdlacal 1lp1. I lt.ave f....a tlalt at.e outo111,..._t.w.- whkll 1f1• &Hy wtre borw. A key rtllin for die popu.laJi. ly of ulnt'I)' h lllat people -Ufy wt~ It. 'Ille subject 11 at leaa& 5,• years obi and mott ti our modent 1tle11ee1 Uve 1pnaaa: from ~ ARIES (Mardi II-April t9)o Don't hold back on doing your own thing. Erpresa yow-self to fullest JIOl•lble degree. Be bold In pulling forth propo1all. But be cautioua on highway. For you, love is in the air. TAURUS, (Aprll 2<1-May 20)· Turmoil In areu u.sually regarded as seftled -that Js surprile element. Don't ex· pect routine or everyday af· fai.rt. A shakeup occurs. Be ready ; ride ;with the tide. GEMINI (May II.June 20): Ideas come pouncing, one after the other. Tendency to be aggressive is apt to be empbasiz.ed. Avoid writing let- ter• in anger. Battling with relatives is aenseless. Act ac· cordingly. CANCER (June.21.July 22:): Money area is activated . Check detail•. Be familiar with rules of 1ame. Ignore one who clalma to know it THE LUXURIOUS IEWIAL .. THEATRE "°"'' or ..,ca ... <MAitt lo9n I 10f UST W.IOA ILYD. 4J.IA1.IOA PElllllSUU• 11140'1 NOW INDI TUUDAY IXCLUllYI HAllOt AllA IHOWIN• Michael Ca'.in• Cliff Robortoon Henry Fonda -Ju41Hi Critt PIOM PIODUC.h OJ ''THI Dll" DODN"t ALSO -IN COlOll PITTRSB!.S IN '11.0YITOU, AUCIL TOlllAS" all. Tendency is to tear down tradition. Intelligent way ia to gain added knowledge. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): , ttfake your own decisions. Listen to your heart. You seem now to be adept at sell- guidance . Don't go against what you really believe, feel. Communicate. Be available. Write , act and create. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Money situation could rattle skeletons. What ls Important is that you harmonize with loved ones. 1bere are, quite obviously, some things money cannot buy. Visit, express emotions. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Many are aggres.sive, gran- diose in mode of expression. Key is to separate fact from fancy . One who is belligerent should be pitied rather than battled. SCORPIO (Oct. U.Nov. 21): Accept reapon si bi llty . Challenge can be mel -you will receive reward. Applies to personal as well as pro· fesslonal tile. Go to top; ig- nore those with petty ideas . SAOITrARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21): You get action in areas which previously seem- ed distant, aloof. Key is universal appeal. Me a n s broaden horizons. Think bi g and results will m al c h thoughts. CAPRICORN IDec. 22·Jan. 19): What you have been sav- ing increases in dividends. Know that you posses s something of value. Don't sell ~,~!~* 290& le1t C:-t Hwy. Corona del Mir , nE mJI IWXl.trOI rJJllJlf ,...._ with music director Paul yourself, or product, short. Maynard. Check financial status of one Backing this splendid score Is director Nikos f who makes big claims. . Psacharopoulos' cleverly stag- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. ed interpretaUon of th i s treasured work and his ob-18): Some letters, calls could vlous adherence to the theme affect you in legal area. that simplicity and authen- M.eans be ready to protect ticity are the best adjuncts yoursell. Avoid carelessness. to a work that needs no more Adhere to regulations. Get ex-rewriting than the Lord's pert advice. No t.ime to break Prayer was thoroughly ap- rules. Payment I.a dear. preciated by at least one critic who often tirl:!s of directors' PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): insatiable desires to tamper Strive to share }oyous ex· for tampering's sake. periences. Some who work As in "Daniel," the first with you want to show ap--half of this b e a u t i f u I performance is devoted to the preciation for fa'vors. Be Pro Muslca's much more receptive. Plan ahead for ex-familiar format of medieval pansion. Element of timing songs and works in which in· is apt to be in your favor. · struments or the period are 11\ere's also too much sex in the music to suit the puritanical Communists. Young World quoted with indignation Grace SI J c k ' s statement: "All our songa mean the same -be free in love, free in sex ." "But you can 't change the world with sex," Young World added. 'Oliver' Ends HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The lF TODAY IS Y 0 UR utilized by this highly pro-screen musical, "Oliver!", BIRTHDAY you are a ficient group. finally closed at London's showman. You know how to We have said before 011 Leicester Square The ate r appeal to public. Yet, a basic many occasions that the Pro after a 9G--week run which shyness comprises part of Muslca stands alone in its grossed more thin '2 million your makeup. You art corn-delivery of this type or music. dw-lng its long stay. pletlng a cycle. Walt for ____________ ...:.;:.::,.=.=::...:::c~--- October for new starts. 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CoJor TV W expected IOrDel.Jmi Del year -mljtii~. ___ ..._ By GENE H.\NDSAK.ER HOLLYWOOD IAP) "This ls my 80th year as a songwriter," Harry Tobias said happily. Tobias wrote the words to ''?i-11.ss You ," "Loqesome Old Town,'' "Sweet and Lovely," '',Sail Along:, Sllv'ry Moon'' ~ and a raft or other popular ' ~s. His smile and en· thuslastlc bounce at age 74 emphuize the point when be aa ys: '"The songwriting game b the most 1peculative in thQ world, but ll'a been a 1ood life beeause we love the business." . He's senior member of "the songwritingest family in the popular song bua.lness," as It's knoWf'I, or "ihe roya1 fam111 Pano. Actor With 11' a••ne ol Tin Pan Alley," includq: r~· . U • ly ·ii a 10.mlnute,commercl.al. M11Uona watch nlgbUy u figures from Frank Sinatra to Fred Fllnlsone pJu1 a variety ol goods on a procram of ad vertl1ement1 called ..CaroseUo" (Carousal). But television In Italy has much more to oiler than pro- longed oomrnercl1la. And lb infl"'"'nO'! is !Itron(. The day the lubt showed Nell A. Armstrong plaoUnc man's I.Int footprlnt on the It may be put olf 111UI 11171 beca.,. ol poltUCll oppllillon by Socialilla wbo lntllt color can wait unW urgent and cos-- Uy IOdal refomu are pald for. Meanwhile, blat:lr. and whit. Is good """"" lo Nlllfy tho n<edl ol a 111tlon which ca111ht !be-bllg when lcltv~ion WU widely introduced in 1964. "It wam't Garibaldi who united Italy," said author Luigi ("The Italians.') Bar· zini. "It WU t.ele'Yision." moon. lhe Italian crime rate saturation polnt since I t fell to Its lowest level since esUmates about sil pu30m 1;::=========;;; World War II pe< set. THE NIFTY THEATRE A reigning Pope o n c e News · ifted 1h-.. nh the 'r•tt •h telephoned lo complaint about lS I .... ""6 EDWARD ALIE(:'S hands of 1 half-dozen pollU· a bosomy quil show con. cians turned television ei· The American Drum testant. taJ ed A•" . ecutlves. Each censors ELLiof1RIED'S When I y play Briu.M 1n anything that might offend bis the finals of the 1970 World n•..ty -"ea~-. Slots CU tourn t _., uru •--JULY 14 THIU AU•. U Rop ~.r ......!~e~ ·ha~ The influence ol poliUciana fll. • SAT .. Ii.JI r.M. me WCll,er rt.,..,...... works another way, Loo. The Jt7 MAIN ST. one customer watching "Euy world could bf goinO' up in HUN'l'tN•TON HACH Rkl-." ~ -Lyrtcl11t brother Charles, Writer-adventurer Geora:e Plimpton utters the only of New York City,' who wrote line he has as he tries his hand at movie actina: "Don't Sit Under the 1PP1e with John Wayne in "Rio Lobo ." The Duke insisted Tr, e, • • among many on calling him "Plankton'' durina the filming. Plimpton is the author of "Paper Lion" and other books in which he involves bimseU in sports and other unlikely professions. .... flames, but if a premier kr •~ .. More people boast television makes 1 speech openin& a c ... 1714) 11 ... t111 sets than Indoor lollell and hi h k all 2'° 2" the hullabaloo that follows g way or supermar et, '"'le S...... -~<:lse::_~b'._!pu::_t~U:::ide::_~W:hil:·e:_:hs:'...'==================== controversial programs i s printed under b a n n e r headlines. others, and died last month at ---"--"-----------...:;'-----''------------------------ 72. -Tune<0mposing brother Henry, 65, New York City "If i Had My Life t.o Uve Oyer,'' etc., known. tho 11 the dean or Eastern re s o r t en· tertalnment dlrtctors. With each other or others, the brothers wrote hundred! of songs for Broadway shows, movies and iDdividuaJ si1gers. One of Charles' songs, "On a Dew Dew Dewy Day," became Thomas E. De"•ey campaign song wha1 the New York governor ran for prelli* dent. 'Mle day after Pearl Harbor, Charles wrote "\Ve Did lt Before and We Can Do It Again," which Eddie Cantor introduced on radio. The brothers' lll.llOr fath er moved his family from New York's East Slde to Worcester, Mass 1 where Harry's educa· tion 'ended with grammar school. As a department store stock clerk he wrote hi s flrllt song, "National Sports." and paid a publisher $25 to print 200 copies. Harry peddled . them door to door sometimes through 1oowdrlfU and i.ero weather. In 1929 he came to Hollywood where be ha JI writ· ten .!longs for 3$ movies, at major studios. In 1942 he met Bing Cro5by on Vine Street and sug1e1•d w~rtime wall opportune or Ilia "MiSll You." Bin . II recording outsold R u d y Vallee's 1929 introductiO'll. All told, Crosby recorded si1 of Harry's songs. Harry spends moat or his time now promoting his stan· dards and still-unheard songs w i th artists-and-repertoire men and rerordlng artist... His studio is the cluttered den of his Sherman Oaks home where he lives with his wife , Sophie. She, too, is 11 published S011gwriler, as are Charlds' wife. Edna , and their son's. Fred and Jerry. Today 's popular songs'! Tobia! 1 i k es Bacharach. Webb and some etaU,s, but most others are "amateur songs, the rock 'n' roll, without substance or lasting qualiUell. \Ve wrote word.~ easy to remember a n d melodies hard to forget." Tracy Reed Makes Debut In 'Barefoot' Husband of Jane Fonda The viewing diet mixes some of the corniest and oldest programs in the vRults with some of the brightest and boldest programs money and brains can create. Views Her Politics . Dimly Rin Tin Tin is sUll a !tar. So is Mod Squad. So are pro- fessional bicycle riden and women announctn, some so popular they have fan clubs . By JERRY BUCK By BOB mo~tAS HOLLYWOOD (AP ) HOLLYWOOD (AP) Tracy Reed, a June graduate What's it like being married of UCLA, is beautiful, bright, to a female activist? Difficult, talented and one of the grow-says Roger Vadim, husband Ing number of young black of Jane Forxla. actresses landing continuing The matter came up as the roles in television. French director was discuss· Miss Reed had been plan· ing his first American film , "Pretty Maids All in a Row." ning to go on to Coluinbia Vadlm ha1 made a career University and major in or dlrecting films about journalism, but she heard last headstrong young w o m e n , summer that "Love, American notably th?se portrayed by his Style" \\'U looking for wives. Brigitte Bardot arxi performers. She said, '"I'd h-1iss Fonda. never acted before but they No"" for the first time. his signed me for the blackouts." film is centered on a man, She did the b I a c k 0 u t Rock lfud.son. sketches duri'.1g her senior "It is true that all my films year and in December read have been about women, for the feminine lead in although there have bee.n im· "Ba.relaot in the Park." port ant parts for men in She was called back twice thtm," lhe director observed . to read and wu one of five '·I don't know how that hap- TOO INVOLVED? J1ne Fonda girls selected for a screen pened, except that artists do . "'Oman is intellectual. she test. "It was New Year's Eve have certain o~lons that begins to compet-e with the when I was told I'd gotten seem to be e1emplilied in man and becomes aggressive ; 11," she said. "That was a their work. I was in11tinctively if she is not intellectual, she nke pres~t." 1t1racted lo the fmiale story. is boring to be with. "Barefoot In the Park'' is "And yet I prefer the com* "Thal is man's rate : he is one of two half-hour comedy pany or men. I like the male doomed to be aggressed or shows based on creations by humor, the honest give.oand· bored." Nell Simon -the other is lake with men. tr 1 had to And what about life with ."~e Odd Couple" -in the h th Ith J ' Sh h I t I be •11 c oosc ree persons w ane . e as a e y en ABC fall schedule. Her costar whom to make 1 round-the· involved in causes beyond Is comedian Scoey Mitchell. world cruise. they would all counting, showing up 1 t Until re<:ently there "'asn 'l be male. rallies, demonstrations and much call for black ingenues, ''The trouble with female marches all over the land. unless they knew how lo Ri·,ig companloMhlp ill this : If a Vadim responded w Ith and dance Chelsea Brown --'---'-----------'----- followed that route, from "Laugh-In" to a dramatic role In "Mat Lincoln," a new ABC show originally called "Dial Hot Line." Diahann Carroll made the most conap!cious breakthrough for a black actress with the lead in "Julia"' and Gail Fillh- er won an Emmy this year for her role in "Manni1." Other new regulars in the fall include Judy Pace in "The Young Lawyers." and Ena Hartman t.1 "Dan August," both on ABC. Miss Pace wa! a regular on "Peyton Place'' and ha s a string of movie and television credit... Miss Hartman also has appeared in a number of dramatic pro- 1arams and movies, including "Airport ... . . . · LU4L111 .. ia 2 llSNH PICTUID \ IOll•T MO•ll I ITIPMMlll '°Wllll " ''80ATNIKS11 PLUI •'THE RASCAL•• \ C.11tl11-hllJ 1 P.M. H&Y KIDS!* 11• PAL IHOW IAT. l1H J ' Sumtner Serenader Georgia-born Ray Stevens holds forth tonight at 8:30 on NBC, Chan nel •. as the star of "Andy Wil* Iiams Presents the Ray Stevens Show??'' during the summer months. PREMIERE ENllABEMElfT! SHDWlllG llOW! "THE MIND BLOWER OF AU TIME!" At 1111-<••'· Sll1w l.1t1 tt 10lJI II• OffkM 0,. J11J ,,IL 1.,, .. Pl1y1r .. 14 • ..,.,s-c ....... I• -ti.11&111M Rated (R) MO.II , TNIU 1'111. ,I. •1141 fl4 SAT. l16t-,1lt-tt1M JUN. l1IH1 .. 14' .startling franknes,,: "So far we have not discuss- ed divorct, but I must admit iL i1 not a very satisfactory arrangement. Jane co me s home a few days each month to -visit me and our daughter, ~nd then she is off again . Now she is starting a picture in Ne\v York, and I \\'ill be 1naking one here. "We are very food friends, but we are not living the way that married people are supposed to live. ''ll is difficult enough to live with an actress; a ctr~ are necessarily very self- centered. But if the actress is also oriented. to w a r d politics. It can become very difficult. When she talks only about politics all the time, there is no time to 'stablish feelings." Has he tried lo dissuade his "'ife from the con.'ltant diet of polltica1 endeavor'! "Yes, in a subtle kind of way . But I rapidly discovered there was no chance." Miss Fonda declines to discuSll her personal life. Vadim sijlhed and shrugg'd in !he Gallic manner: "Ah, well, everybody in this llfe is free. If you feel polltlo is the most important thing in the world to you, then you must make that choice." Vadim chooeell film making. "Pretty Maids" Is his first movie llince Jane's "Barbar- ella," almost Utrft yurll ago , and he is eager for a return to actlon. Dana Returns To Writing HOLLYWOOD <AP ) -Bill Dana ii temporarily forsaking performing to return to 11. familiar position In the fall season: He will be head writer or a comedy show. Dana, once chief writer for Steve Allen, will direct a team or nine other writers pr~ duclng material for "The Don Knottl Show" on NBC. Italy has t"·o channel! and both carry advertisements but in groups ~·hich appear in television guides as separate programs. Only Carosello ill entertainment . The res l emphasize the hard sell. Italian televlsinn hall lob of problem!. JI is deeply In debt. Polltlciam interfere fre- quently in ne"'' and public affairs prograrrui. One channel overlaps with another on the second channel . Both channels are operated by RAJ , a government·con- trolled monopol y with a handful of private stockholders. The bulk of the stock ls held by a government· owned corporation which also controls Alitalia A i r I i n e s . banb, shipping lines. steel plants. even a record com· pany. When something special I.I on, the tempo of national life slo v.·s noticeably -or stops altogether. RAJ said 31 million of the country's S4 million citizens watched Braz.ii beat Italy for the world soccer champlon11hips. More than 25 million watched the dramatic return to earth of Apollo 13. More than 20 million watched the San Remo Song Festival. Certain nighta are Ht aside for special programs. M011t pop mUBic extravaga1111s ap- pear Saturday night. Seriall such as "The Forayte Saga" run Sunday nlghtl . Quiz pro- gram! come Thunday nights. Two movies a week are shown, but ~auae of atroog pressure by the film industry, nothing less than five years old can be scrttned. Most films are much older. The results sometimes are armoylng or comical or both. A showing of the IHO's Hitchcock fl l m "Lifeboat" ended five mlnutea early because the film broke and it was eallier to flash "The End " than spllce the film. Just over nine m I 11 ion persons paid the annual 12,000 lire <•t9.2fl) llceruie fee last year, Another fKl,000 per10ns may own unlicensed sell. RAI conlliders the country at near ~u11t/1 ( 11<1,f fir/'< I f()J.·1 WIDNRDAT I THUUDAT "SPOON RlVER ANTHOLOGY" PllDA Y·IATUIDAY·SUNDAT "ROSENCRANTZ A GUtLDENSTERN ARE DEAD" NATIONAl.. GaNIEIAL'I tr , .. S..,,-41 l'O• 11taSlllYATIONl1 CAU ...-1JU 11.U ..... ,.,. IM., Ctffl M••• SOUT~COAST F--DX l"LAZA TH•ATll• Saft IMtlo r,.._, at lrl1tol • 1•1·2711 NO ONI UNDP 11 ADM lnlD SHOWN ot: I :IO . 3:20. 5:10 . 7:00. 1:50 • 10:40 I ' IS.QUITHIMPLY, ~· TllE BEST AMERICAN FILM , .. _ l'VE SEEN ·TNIS YEAR!" :-;·~~-;- --"""'!""!"'!'!'!"!!· • • .... 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Je DAnY PllOT Rams Duel Cleveland Tonight • ID '70 en er Alkn Gaing With Vets in-hA Clash ' • LOS ANGELES \AP) -The Loi An&tlel Rams and Cleveland Bnlwn1, ...... --In their CXlll!ertO<es or the Natlonal Football L e a 1 v e , lhow<Ue 1970 tolent 1onJcht In the preaeuoo opener for both clubs. About n.ooo ran. •re expected •l J\lemorial COUoewn 1..-the I:~ kickoff. eo.dl o-&t Allen of the Natlolult eoor....... 11ams ptana 1n lttd with ltlJ veterans, including quarterback Romon Glhrle~ In an ellort In nverR lut year's lN preseuon Browns' VI(> lnry. The Rams-Browm e&hlbiUon series bu been clooely ooolelt<d. • lpllt. ol 11 aamp. la AfWtlet woo two yean 110. ZS.ll'. . eo.dl Blanton Collier of the Bnlwna, who are competin& In !ht newly allgned American COoference, NY• be will open wfth vlll'llty quarlllrblc:k BUI NeJ..n and / Leroy Kelly, ooe ol pro football '• clasalc 'running baclrs. Wbile veterans, who have had less than a week ol training tilter !ht boycott, ire predomlruitel,J 1tarters, both teems will diaplly roollle prk,. !rom the college draft. The Browns will pve part.time employ· Crampwn 01ie Back Goll Lead Shared By Shaw, Archer. AKRON, Ohio (AP) -Tom Sh ... Alum~ridden for several months, stonn- ed in with a four-under-par 66 Friday and tied George Archer for the second round lead in the $150,000 American Golf Classic. said. He had a remarkable seven birdies and four bogles and made his big move when he played the tough backside in 32. He bogeyed the 15th \\1\en he missed the green, but closed with birdies on 16 and 18, placing irons to within si.J: feet on each. BROWNS' TOP DRAFT CHOICE -When the Cleveland Browns face the Los Angeles Ram& in the first exhibition game tnnigbt at the Coliseum, No. 1 draft choice of the Browns, Mike Phipps, is e:i· u,,,.......,. pected to see action. Phipps,, a quarterback. gets set to throw a pass in drills for the 8:30 charity game. The 27-yea r-old Shaw and Archer had 36 hole scores of 136, four under par for two trips over the demanding, 7,180 yards Firestone Country Club course. Archer, the 1969 Masters champion and winless since then, had a second round 69. Tony Jacklin, making his first ap- pearance in this country since winning the U.S. Open, failed to make the cut for the final two rounds Saturday and Sunday. It took a SC<lre of 148 to make it and Jacklin had a 78 for 152. C!Hcago Error Giv~ Angels 64 Tri11mph CHICAGO (AP) -Luis Aparicio's throwing error with the bases loaded in the eighth inning gave the California Angels two runs and a M victory over the Olicago White Sox Friday nighl Roger Repoz' two-run homer in tht seventh off tt:lief pitcher Danny Murphy had put California ahead 4-3. But the Sox tied it in tM aeventb when Aparicio doubled, wt:nt to third on a wild pit.ch A119el Slc&te ... --kMPC (tit) Aut.I MMla .. (~ 11:11 1.1'1. 11 :11 ...... 1:S$ 11.m. 1:U •- ...... t .....,i. •I~ 111 ....... 11 ,t.rorlt n B•lfl""'• 11.'4 It Jurweto "' a.nl- and scored on pinch·bitter bUine Josephson's sacrifice fly. In the eighth, Sandy Alomar walked and Bill Voss' single drove him to third. Jim Fregosi grounded to Aparicio who threw to the plate. Catcher Ed Herrmann ran down AJomar at tllird with Voss taking third and Fregosi second. After Ken M~ullen was intentionally walked to fill the bases and Wilbur Wood replaced Lee Stange oe the mound, Jim Spencer forced McMullen. Aparicio'• throw to first was wild and Fregosi acored behind Voss. Bart Johnson, recalled by the Sox recently from Tucson, held a 3-2 lead on a four-hitter through six innings before developing a blister on his pitching hand. Murphy then came on and Spencer greeted him with a single and Repoi followed with hb 12th homer. In the. decisive eight, Spencer was credited with an RBI and the other run was unearned. Eddie Fisher got the win, maldng him H . He replaced Dave LaRoche in the seventh after the Sox had tied tht score, 4-4. LeRocbe 's downfall started when Aparicio led off with a double and toot third on a wild pitch. May struck out. Bill Melton was hit by a pitch and '° was Ed Herrmann, loading the bases. Bob Spenct!r'a sacrifice fly scored Aparicio. Fisher came in and retired tbe side by fanning Ken Berry. Fisher set the Sox down in order In the eighth. Aparicio grounded out to lead of£ the ninth and May walked. Then Fisher .struck out Melton and made Hermann ground out to end the game. The victory, coupled with Minnesota 's 2·1 triumph over Oakland, lifted the Angela ahead o( the AUiletics in Un· disputed posseuion or second place. But California sUU trans tbe front-running Twins by eight games. CALl,Olt•IA CMtCAH ,,.,,.... .., .. w """"""· a J 1 1 1 0•11'\tn, a J t 1 1 v-. rt 4 1 1 I A.-tlt», u. I T J 1 F-1.•I AltlCMel.lf Jll McMvllil. ::. 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Sports In Trtef Just one stroke back at 137 was Australian Bruce Crampton, who won the rich Westchester Classic last week. Crampton bad a 68. Alworth Wants to Play; He was followed by Frank Beard and Tommy Aaron, who tied at 138. Beard had the day's best round, a sparkling 65 and Aaron took a 69. Regan to Coach Kings Defending champion Ray Floyd also had a 69 and WaJ lied at 139 with Tommy Jacobs. Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player re- mained in contention at 140. Nicklaus, the reigning British Open champion, had a 67 and Player took a 68. PHOENIX -All.Star receiver Lance Alworth began his new job here Friday, but left the door open for negotiatioo.s with the San Diego Owge1'5. Alwortb blamed the National Football League team for the financial difficulties he sakl Jed him to retire from foolbaU Monday -his 33rd birthday. Although he's been an all-ctar receiver since 1953, he claimed "there are five or si.I guys on the team.making more than 1 am." Ahrorth, as usual shaggy-haired and modishly-attired, spoke at a news con- ference ln tbe offices of International Sports Assoc iation, a five-month-0\d com- . pany that handles professional athletes contracl negotiations and business ven- tures. Alworth will work as a player represen- tative for ISA. "In this position," he sakl, "l will be contacting professional football players throughout the country to advise them of ISA services." "I'd certainly like to play football. I'm in the prime of my career," Alworth said. "But the Qiargers don't &ttm in· terested. 'Ibere isn't a meeting of the minds anywhere, and, truthfully, they don't seem to mind that much." • LOS ANGELF.S -Owner Jack Kent Cooke, frankly unhappy with the "deterioration" of the Los Angeles: Kings. shook up the chain of connnand Friday in a move that made Larry Regan the coach as well as general manager of the National Hockey League team . In the shufne, Johnny Wilson, who took over as coach of the Kings in mid·Oecember, returns to the club's farm team at Springfield, Mass., as general manager~ch of the. American Hockey League outfit Jimmy Ander1011, who replaced Wilson at.Springfield, becomes the Kings' fll'st full-time scout under the chief scout, George Maguire. "From a flying start ln the Kings' first year in Los Angeles, the club's record has deteriorated. '11le second year was only fair; last year's was bad," Cooke said. • NEWTON, Maas. -Former National Intercollegiate queen Jane Bastanchury set the tempo and eight·time Indiana champion Mrs. Paul Dye capped a tremendous team comeback Friday as the United States took a 51k-3~ lead over the British Isles in Ole 16th Curtis CUp goll matches. Stung by a personal defeat as the Britons surprisingly won two of three morning Scotch foursome matchei, Misr Bastanchury opened the singles action with a 5 and 3 triumph over English amat.eur champion Diah Oxley. Then, In the sixth and final singles match of the day, Mrs. Dye won the last three holes for a l·up decision over Julia Greenhalgt4 • • DALLAS -D,efensive end George Andrie of the Dallas Cowboys announced Friday he is retiring from professional football . The 6-foot-6-inch, 250-pound Andrie said in a statement from his home here that he had been unable to come to tenns with the Cowboys. The National Football League team is in lts training camp at Thousand Oaks. He said he decided to retire after he and Cowboy officials reached a stalemate over a $2,000 difference in salary. Arnold Palmer, Billy Casper and Lee Trevino are not competing. Archer, the first romxl leader with a 67, matched two birdies with as many bogies on the front side and made his round when he wedged to within 4 ~ feet o( the l<tth. He parred in the real of the way, saving par three times with clutch putts. "l was kind of shaky coming in but t held it together," the one-time ranch hand £rom Gilroy, Calif., said. Shaw won twice last year but a tie for fifth is the best he has managed in 1970. He attributed his sudden im· provement to some les!!Ons he took last weekend from a club pro in Milwaukie, Ore. "I'm making some putts now and it's a lot more fun playiljlg this game when you're knocking them in," Shaw So This Is Jtfo11treal Canadian smog smothers Montreal's skyline, as seen in this photo taken from a helicopter. Several wbo supportad Montreal's •Uccessful bid to host the 1976 Olympic Games and criticised rival Los Angeles because of its smog problem. And what would their response be to this •bot? f;hargers Fa~e Potent Dallas Atta~k SAN DIEGO (AP) -The S.n Diego Chargers and Dallas Cowboy3 -two teams with eiplosJve offensu -clash for the flr1t time tonight and both coaches vow to use veterans almOst all lhe way. The Char1er1, minus All-Pro receiver Lance Alworth, host the Cowboys in their 1970 Nation111 Football LC!ague prcsea.son OJ)enet. To h>cate the teams In this first year of merger footb•ll . 1he Cowboys will play b1 the Eastern Divilloa Of tbe \ NaUonal Conference and the Chargers will play in the Western Division of the American Conference. Coach Charlie Waller of lhe Cllargers has said he will play veterans most or the way be<:am of the player strike which kept most or them out of training camp until Monday's settlement. Waller says he's seen enough of the rookies and now wanls to see the veterans In acUon . Cowboys bou Tom Laindry ••id he 'd play the peopl< who looked the besl in camp and thus far, the vets have impressed. The Cowboys were one ol football'!! top teams last year with a fine 11·2-I record before a 38-14 playoff Joss to the Clevela'lld Browns. That loss, Landry says, was due to a porous pass defe~ and he lhinis he's gol that plugged with the addition ol veteran defensive back Dave WbilSell, obtained In a tradf!:, and the emtrgeoce o! rookle ltee aalel)' lleqte Bucker. The Chargers lost Alworth to retirt- ment three day1 110 but still have the pinPolnt paulnc accuracy o f quarterback John Hadl and the good hands of end Gary Garrison. That com· blnatlon will test the new Cowboy defensive backfield. Rookie pw.e:1tchlna: sensation Wilker Gllletle ol Richmond the No. I drift plclt of the Cb11gen, flguru to ,.. mon> action than orlglnlll)' though! becauae of Alworlh's absenct. 'Ibe Otaram wert M lut season. \ ( meat to quarterback ?.1lke PhJpps, the Purdue AU-Amerlca9 for whom they lraded Paul Warfield, an all-league wide receiver, to Miami. Warfield's replacement is Homer Jones,· the big and fast ex-New York Giant. But Jones reported late and the starting assignment may go to Fair Hooker. Gabriel, the NFL:s Most Valuable Player, .iJ e1pected to step aside and provide some playing time for un· derstudy Karl Sweetan and rookie John Wilton. Dodgers Dro(J 42 Decisio11 To Cincinnati LOS ANGELES (AP) -Lee May's bases·loaded double in the eighth inning keyed a Utree-run rally that sent lhe Cincinnati Reds to a 4-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers Friday night. Johnny Bench slugged his 38th homer in the Reds' fourth, but they trailed 2-1 when Bob Tolan opened the eighth with a single and stole second for hs 40th theft or the season. Joe Moeller then walked Tony Pertz and the runners advanced on Bench's Dodger Slate Alf •11M1 911 KFI (Ml) All!I. I Dodt1ri n Clncl""•ll Alll. ' Do!Jpri YI Clnclnn1tl Alltl, II Oo091n •I Plthb\11111! A1111. 12 Dodter1 1t Ptttlburwh A\111. l' Oodeer1 11 Chkqo Aut. 1$ ~rl It Chicqo 1':55 11.m. 12:$.S '·"'· 5 p.m. 11 :t! I.In. H :U 1.m. 11 :10 1.m. grollftd out. Bernie Carbo was given an intentional 'walk, filling the bases, before May brought the Reds from behind with a two--run double down the left field line. Tommy Helms' sacrifice fly off reliever Jim Brewer scored Carbo with a11 insurance run. Los Angeles scored in the first !Ming when Willie Davis poked a twO<lut single, stole 5eeilnd and sprinted home on Wes Parker's single. Tom Haller hit his 7th homer in the second , giving the Dodgers a 2-0 jump. Reds' starter Gary Nolan gave up only two more hits, retiring 12 Dodgers in order i• one stretch, before leaving for a pinch hitter in the seventh. Winner Clay Carroll, 8·2, and Wayne Granger checked the Dodgers over lhe flnar three innings. Granger came on to get the last out after Carroll was spiked on the right heel by Maury Wills while covering ftrst base and carried off the fiekl by team· mates. CIM(IMNATI LOS ANGeLes •b," bl ROH, Cl j 0 0 0 Grbk.Wltt, IS Tolin, C! 5 I 1 I Moll, If P1rei, 30 l l I I WO.vii. cl ltncl'I, c J 1 I I WP1 .... tr, lb (.lrbo, 11 l 1 0 0 SUdPkll,. lb l.Mov, 10 4 0 l 2 WJll1, IS Htlll)I, 1'0 l I I l H1ll~r. c •• r ~ bl j 0 0 0 . . ' . ' . . ' ' , . . 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Laver, a Corona deJ Mar resident, gunai~g for a fifth straight tltle!, demolished fellow Aussie Ray Ruffel!, 6-1 , 5-2, while Roche owted eigblb-seeded ; American Arthur Ashe, 6-1, 6-4.. : Oliff Drysdale of South Africa 1tagcd a strong comeback in the other afternoon quarter-fmal to wear down Jan Kodet of C~ovakla 6-7, &-.3, 6-4. Sixth-seeded Roy Emerso1 of Newport Beoch wll,y OU&led unseeded Jaime Fillot of Chile "1, a.2 under the Uibts. . Fillol, who staged one of the ~ tournament's major IUl'priaes by beatinc r American Clark Graehler Thuraday, wu ; no match for the more e~perlenced · Emenon. Laver will meet Drysdale and Roche takes on Emerson in today's semifinals wit.h lhe survivors playing Sunday for the $12,000 fir$l prlre. Laver, 31, easily subdued Ruffel" . breaking him In the fourth and slrtn · games of the fint &et and brtaklng '. through again In the third and fifth · games of the finale. Ruff els, • 24-yeaN>ld Divis Cupper, who had to quallly to get into thil tournament was meet.Ing Laver for the : first time In hla life and was no match · tor the loq·lime king of Ille c:our11. · I • I ' c ( c I ti ' ' ' 0 • p " l u e c c " ' " • • • > " g 0 0 0 0 " • • • • • South Halfback . It Ex-Foothil·l Star Conv erted 'f aekle By PHIL ROSS 01 !tit SMll't 'II" llf+f Tackles ae:nerally d o n ' I score many touchdowns. Bob Speicher, the county prep 11corlng leader last fall at Foolhlll JUgh, has been .. running back tor the past two years. But, he was a tackle In hlJ Creshman and sophomore years at the Tw!Un school. Speicher, who wlll be join· ing ex-Foothlll mate Craig Grimm and Knight gridiron mentors Ed Bain and Jerry Redman on the underdog South fQUBd In the Aug. 20 Orangi, County North-South football game at Orange Coast College, was converted to half- back on the advice of his frosh.soph baseball coach. Dave Ochoa. The latter now teaches at El Modena mgh. Ochoa noticed an innate run- ning ability in Speicher and told the Bee offensive lineman he would hint to varsity coach Ed Bain that he had a poten- tial line-crasher in the wings. The rest is hjstory. In 1969, the 6-2, 195-pounder rang up 21 touchdowns to pace county scorers as Foothill rac- ed to 11 straight wins before being eliminated by Bonita in the CIF·AAA semiflnals. Speicher'a junior year was not as momentous, but be still managed to burst through for nine scores on a 5-4: team. He says, ••we had a lot bettet team than the record indicated. It just seemed tb.at we didn't get many breaks that year." Spticber's vital statistics read the same this summer as they did during Foothill's first-ever undefeated regillar season last fall. He attributes his excellent p}lysical condition to the ex· tensive weight program he has undertaken the past few months. The Evanston. Ill. native notes, •·1 want to be in the best possible shape for the all-star game and for the fall . when I start at Arizona State University." 1be former Foothill flash Two Bucs On Metro All-Stars Only a pair of Orange Coast area performers have been selected to the Metropolitan ~ague All-6t.ar baseball team which will take on the league champions from La Fonda (Santa Ana) Aug. 16 in the circuit all-star clash a l Anaheim Stadium. Both area players are from the Costa Mesa Pirates and were regulars last spring for the Orange Coast College nine. Costa Mesa's Steve King. wa.s accorded one of the six outfield slot.s while Pirate teammate Dan Clark was picked as the dream squad'!!; utility player. · · The Garden Grove Jets and Long Beach 49ers dominated the team with five selections etch. METRO LEAGUI! ALL-STAltS c Llrr\I' GUtUIO ll.orl• l!luchl C Re111tr P1lmtr IA"lhtlm) 1a H1nll" IC.tolAclcll {CY-U) 1. Mlll;t Ntw1tHd IG GI 1a Seo! Plck!l'I'" CCY,rtul '9 Jo.e l!ltll !Glrdtn Grw11l SS M1rk ROftl'll I~ 8MClll SI Ktn Rorfiltt (...,_htlm) • J"""" s~ 10 01 J6 Aldi r,.....1,,., 1i.-l!l"chl Cif< S-Porulo (A11111elm) bfl' Llrrr aulllft11 (C,,.,eu) Of< Jlm Hlbl.., CG1Mitn Grovtl Of' S'"°" Kint fCOlll Mull OI' o. ... °""'""' ·~ &t1d') Of' AndY SP!'ID..,. f0<"1""I l/Til.ITY 0.11 Cl111t ICOl!I Mnel p Gr99 L1Pnr1 (ANIM!ml P Art Sl>lfl(l!r (CYPl'HI) P 1!1111 Mc<-1n CG GI P M1kt ltUlltr /Lorio Bf!Ktll P Mlltt S$Ulvftlt (Ora""l will be attending the Tempe Institution on a full football scholarsb!p but plans to major In aome type of cornmtrdal art or archltecture. "Something like pro football is too · far off 1n the Mure lo think seriously allwt at this time. So I'd like to major In something that I llb and which has good tone·range career po&'Sibillties," Speicher says. The ASU-bound speedster WlllJ born in Evanston but bas called Michigan and Calltomia home since hiJ e a r I y chlldhood. Ilia family has lived in the East Tu..tin area s I n c e Speicher was in the sixth grade. Of no ronsolation to future Foolhill opponents are his ll- year-o!d twln brothers, who are larger for their age than Speicher was, he claims. Wrestling Banquet Schedttled The culmination o{ a unique athletic season is on hand Sun- day when the Apollos wrestl- ing team, a group consisting of boys age four through 15 under the Costa Mesa Recrea- tion Dept. banner, will hold its award.t banquet at Wind· sor Square Cond<lminium Club Hoo... It's located on Lilac Street just west of Harbor Blvd. in Santa Ana. Included on the menu will be the awarding of trophies for most valuable wrestler and rookie of the year. Festivities get under way at 4:30 p.m. The Apollos, coached by Gary Lambeth, finished se· cond to host Barstow in the recent Barstow Invitational and copped a third place finish in the Southern California Invitational at Fontana in March. The Apollos' final outing is today when they venture to the Buena Park Invitational. Spearheading Lambet.h's youthluJ aggregation has been Greg Metcalf, a 12-year-old 93-pounder, who's chalked up a remark·abJe 53-1 individual record this year en route to the Southern Calilomia cham· pionship in his weight class. His brother, Forrest (1 0). operates in the 73-pound division . Significant of the overall depth of the Apollo crew v.·as its ability to garner 18 medals at the Southern California meet in Fontana. Lambeth took 19 grapplers to the meet. A couple of other youngsters, instrumental In the team's success are Kirk Lengda1e and Greg Jacobs. L«lgda1e operates at 79 pounds while young Jacobs (S>pounds) is a tw~time tournament champion veteran -at age five. Artists Slate Phys ical Exams Laguna Beach mgh School will hold its annuaJ physical eiamination day for all ~ spective athlete! Tuesday, Aug. 18 beginning at 8:30 In the morning. This Is the only time doctors are available for athletic physical examinations at the sd1ool during the school year and athletes expecting to com- pete for any tearm, fall or spring semester. are asked to report that day. e11y~c•rE •c+iv• "Wt1r 1 •• "''" 11r11I bays crew 'ceps by mi9hty.mac tll colon 1p111 S""''Y' ••• for th1 Sulflrn1r 12 .. ' ...... ~111111iUJ4 • • •• .., .i..,.. 7 l1.1lti•11 1.t11Hf1 111wr-rf Mt•lt 444.1010 WORLD RECORD CATCH -Terry Lindsay of Santa Ana, proudly displays a 29-paund 7~ce silver salmon he cau~bt on IO.pound test ~onofila· ment line. Terry was fishing with his father near the bell buoy at the entrance to Newport Harbor on a skiff out of Art's Landing. The catch has been submitted for a world record on 10-Pound test line. Los Alamitos Racing Entries LOS ALAMITOi 1.NTlllES FOii MONDAY, AUG, It, lt711-JOTH OAY CLl:AR & l'•ST. l'llllT POST 1 :0 ··~ NIGHTLY DOUIL• CN 1ST & 2NO llAC•S. IEXACTA CN tTH ll•CI! 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Pul'M ff«IO. l'lold Chldt (H1111r ... 1 11S P'1eto {B111k1) 111 ... 1rll 0111 CLl~rnl llf ~r\ttt'I Pflotbtl (~'"l!h} l!S c .,.,11" Sumpln' (Per"erl 111 Mollhe f~ICl1 117 llXTH llACI!. lSO y1rdl. ) Yf1r old• 1rid \ID br..t In C1llf. Allowt11t11, P11rse l270C. Hobltrll1 (Htr!J Orm (AllOd1<1l Dl!ldY ,_. Orn IC1rd011) Tl_. llod:ef IAdtltl Mr. Oo Devll fPtm«) '" "' " ' "' '~ - OAILY PILOT JJ Albacore Moving Closer Cage Playoff Slated For Open Loo-p Title Ocean flahlnl fever ll near· Inc the breoklna point as the albacore are moving cloaer and coastal bonito filb1n1 con- tinues al a hot pace according to the three Oranae Coaa5t area lalldinp. Art Gronsky o{ Att.'1· Lan· ding reported a 29'11l·pound silver aalmon taken on JO. pound test line from a skiff near the jetty. '"nlll la easUy a world record and both the fish and the line were checked In of. ficlally," Art says. Teny Lindsey of Newport Beach. took an hour and 45 minutes U. lond the big one on mooofllament line near the b<U buoy. Also taken th.is week were two other 1Uver weighing 16~ and 16 pouods. "Our albactlre boats are goin~ re.al well. The flshlng is pkking up .and they are getting Closer each day. We are geWng a better average per fish'!nnan than they are in Sao Diea:o although the lan- dings down there are getUng more people. They average about two fish per person and we are averaging about three. NutttUI< and Wlllon Ford canoed II for Woody's. wUI batUe for the Cotta Mtl• ProgrealYot Produce wa.s Open Ltape b&1ketball cham-paoecf by Skip WlllJams' tt pionshlp Monday .t!W>t .at . polntl. Otben Jn twin O,W-tt Southern CaUloml• Colltgt. Included Tom Read (ti), a!W both t<ilms flniahed the Bukb RolUnt (!$), Vince Ctm- resuJar --campaign nlnl)ham (ti) and Nltl Ltslit with Identical tl-1 reconls. (11). Paul RolnlOI hit It and Game Ume ts 7:15. Larry GClswiller had 13 for Nutrillte completed t h e the Merchantl. ICUOD with I 73-43 victory Hal Hollister collected 25 for over Newport Stallooert while Southern Pi..tlcs while twn- Wl.l.Jon Ford wu p0Umln1 off mate Dave Payne bit ti. D•r· Woody'• Wharf, 98-13. In other ryl Onken had 12 and Steve games, Progressive Produce Jlealy acorl!d tl. tripped Harbor Mercbanll, U. For .Saddleback, E r I c 1\l and Sodhern Plastic' Christensen led tbe way with defeated SOOdleNct, 71-M. 23 arxf teammate Ben Mahar Nutrtlite bad thrff players !lad 13. in double flgurts wilh Gordy Martln ltadlng tbe wsy with JI. Dan Rogm followed with 18 and Taras YOW>f h1t 14. Dave Fonllus tanned 15 and Milce Ctrn.y hit 11 for the Sl.ationers. Wllson Ford trailed 44-41 at the half in its game w1th Woody's , but a 15-polnt second half performance by Bruce Olapman propelled It to the victory. Chapman fin Is he d with 28 points but Woody 's Greg Kind grabbed scoring honors with 33. Brian Ambrozich (21 ), Jim Hatchett (13), Tom Witt (11) and Jim. Conklln (10) hit in double figures for Wilson. Bob Bedell had 2S and Bill Inloes MllfrlMte cn1 """'-G•lll5 1 t 1 1 ·-· IJJll ...,,.,... ' t 2 14 •• """ ' l , j 1'19-. O I 1 I Hll........ J I 1 a l'li.tlliQ J ' t • M1rtl11 1 I t It TOltll " 11 l:J 1J He-1 Slit"'°"" CUI ~till• tl'on11u1 .... L-OkO Wtld ""'~ Toti It Htlttime, ,, " "' ,. ) . ' I 4 \j I f J 2 l l I • ' • I ' I t J .. .. t ( 11 11 • '' ,{] Nulrllllt ll, S1tllontr1 :n. -~ Holll1t1r """"". '"lllltk• • • Im .... I I lf J t JS . ' ' C11rtt11 H11!1 ''"" G. 8rvck• Ttt1l1 " ' • • ' I l 11 . ' . ' ' ' ,. 1J 1• 11 ... ,, ...... ,., • • .. • '"" ' • • _, • • ) ) " -• • ) .. Clwh1-" ' • " ,_ ... ' • • • -) • • ' ,~ .. " M " • Mlotfl'lww; IMl!l\wll PliltOU ~I. S.. -v. """' ..... ......... (a) • • .. .. RtlllM • ' • " l(fllY ' ' ' • ... ' • ' " ,_ ) • ) " ,,.,.,, ) ' • " Wllll1"" • ' • " ti ..... .._ • ' • • r.i1i. " • " u Ml ...... MIUM ... ,., • • .. • GoMwlli.t • ' " Wllllf'I • • ' • .. ,.._ • ' • ' ,.._ ' , .. ,_ ~ ' • ' ,_ • ' ' • "" • ) • ) ..... • • ' • .,, .. • • ) • Tlf1lil " " ~ ,. M1tn1me.; P,...,-1¥1 "-~ llll w11-~ "" ~ • .. .. ,.,_ " • ) • ,,_,,"' " • • n Conll.1111 • • • " wm • • • " G. T/>llr"ton ' • • • Mll!(lflio ' • • • H1k"'tt ' ' ' " T. Thonllotl ' ' • ' Tol1fl • " • N w_,.,, Wlllrf (UI • • .. N ,. .. • ) • " HUl<llen• ' • • • ··~ ,. ' .. 0•1• • • • a.ottr " • • " Tottll .. • " " K11n1,,...., WOIOll~'• ~ ~-. "Right now the fish are near the east end of San Clemente lslaod , a big im· provement for us. This is only el«rt half the distance we were traveling." Art also reports a 79 112 • pound yellowfin tuna taken on t.he <lumnel Islander. Frank Janll of Orange hooked the flSh and worked it for 45 minutes. He then relinquished the line to Gerry LeFrancois who brought the fish to gaff. ,~~~ Expanded Field Robbie Robinson of Davey's Locker reports the albacore only 51~ hours out. For OCffi Race "We brought In quite a few fish Wednesday but they had a lot more popped off the line. One fellow I talked to said , 'I didn't get any fish but I lost nine of them . t sure had a lot of fun.' Robbie would rattler bring the fish back but he is ha1>PY when the customers ff'!\ they had a good time. He reports 30me Junkers in the bonito fishing a\ong the coast and says the bass are al- so holding up well. The largest contingent of supercharged fuel altered& to ever compete in a combo- eliminalor feature will race tonight at Orange County International Raet:way. Qualifying begins at 2 p.m. with tliminations from 7:30- 10:30. The additional quall!ying o~ portunlty afforded by tod1y 's expanded lkar field and a ch~ to premier ocm•s new Angel, Ram Contests Highlight TV Slate Football filberts can view t h e Cleveland Brown&-Los Angeles Rams charity clash oo delayed tape Sunday af· ternoon at 3 o'clock on Olan· nel Z in addition to the Rams Highlights film on Channel 5 tonight at 5:30. Baseball action finds the Angel,..White Sox game on Cha.noel 5 Swlday at 11:1 5 to h!ghUght American League play. Today's Game of the Week on Channel 4 finds the New York Mets playing th e Pittsburgh Pirates in the new Pirate stadium . The American Golf Classic will be aired on Channel 2 today at 2 and Sunday at l :30. TOOAY 11 :" 1.m, IOCL -l!IASl!BA LL T~t N•W Votlo. M•I• mttt I~• Plr1t1s 11 Plt11twrth'1 ntw 1ladlum. 1 11.m. (J)(I. -GOLF -Ttllrd rourld PllY Ill fl'll ""'4orkt11 Goll Cl11tlc 11 l'tltc11I from Akrfl!, Oii~. C1m.,.11 CO¥tr Ille Ufll.11111 lloltl 11 lhl '""' 111oot !'Cir lht"'' or I tU0.000 PU<lf. T"-Mt·70. 7,llO•Ytttl c;our111 1Hh1'tl t1r1t"k1ll~ 1l1Ctd lrti>t Ind lrHS 11111 11t1wl1Y roll!,.. flll'WIYI. S 11.rn. OJCL -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -The JtOINll AIJ.Sl1r Bntbloll 11tr1t whld! 111'11 lllld Jul" •" •, !. OHkA, J1p1n. Pll\"9,.. In Ill• IC '"' •1111 C""'"°I !...,..,.. lnduclf' !tllrd blo-n $111-N11111\lmt, • fou,..tkN mod \01!111bll' •11111" 11111 Stdlhtn.i Oh. J:)) 1.m. UICL -II AMS HIGHLICHTS -Hltthtl•llh of l1IOo ll1mi-Mf.-,ot1 VlllJ\11 •1tr1t pl1yN 111 11'-nlnt!Ol'I, 0.C:. • tfff. SUNDAY 1\:IS 1.m1 UlCL -BAS!IALL -Tllt Cir fornl1 """'• m..i n. Whl!t Su ti CemlllltY P1rt In (hi(IOO. IJ ,_ UJCl -AAU TRACI( MEET -A" lnttr'Wltloinl rMtl held ...\If. I 11 Olio. l:JO p.m. n1cL -GOLF -Fln•I l'Olllld 11l1y I" 11M Amtrlc111 Goll CltAI( from Akron, Ohio. I" Cltt ol I lit , Cl1Mr11 Wiii ,.,.,., ~ t11dden.de11to ol.lyott. 3 o.m. 12)CL -FOOTBALL -The CMllll'Y DIYlllOll C II 1 m_p Ion Cltyeland lf'O'O'l'lll mHf Tiit Cot•J" OIYl1lon ch1mplori Al ... S II Mtn\OI' II Collll\lm 111 L• A11111111. R1111rt o! 11m1 l•JNd llturd•Y n •hi, abbreviated starting system has atlracted seven top-filgbt altereds. The hot San Bernardino pair of Mike Sullivan and Dave Hough lead the altered aspirants. The pair are ei> holdi!:rs of the track record in their specialty. Dana Point's Don Enriqutz, winner of the com b o· eliminator porton of OCIR'a PDA Championships I a s t month, l1 the top competitor listed with the injected fuel dragster entrants. The top gas dragster division completes the roster with nine entrants. Qualifiers from all three ca tegories will race each other on a heads-up buis, receiving their signal from the new ab- breviated-warning rystem. A single amber I i g h t presenUy precedes the green, making it almost impossible for a driver to draw a dlsaJr pointing red light or foul start. Boughey Wins Swim Event Tom Bougbey, representing the Newport Beach lifeguards, won the 1,000 ·Yard swim in the National Surf Life Saving Asloclatlon'1 swimming championships at V e n i c e Beach in Loi Angeles recently. Boughey was timed tn 12: 16 and won over second place finisher Roy Saur! of I..Q8 Angeles County by n I 11 e seconds. I Bet You Didn't Know ., ...... ...., • °'~ ....... --.,-i-c.ou.o. loettllll ....... Ill "" ...,, ·~-. .... .-.... 1"....,, I --UllbNlft\, - 11«1 •1111 VHSCOREO Ol'fl (Wylftrt1 i.. ......... ~·.; Ill 111 11111 11'"9 , • • TlllY -· CllllDll• In lt!J, Ouk• ... 1ntlf'lllT-ln,lm,- ,,. '""' l!n .._ ....... II •lnc:t ""'"· • ....... -""'.,....,., - -.. ITlllllN •• " ........ Mttolllll ,_,,,, ••• Tiit --.. "°'"' Pldll!Muofl. ..... .... Ollly u """"" "' -llldl· Id I I flllflll!W tll lfll Yl llk- ln ltll ••. * Do ~ kr.w ,.,. _, r1'""' 1n 111s1o,.., t11t o~ 11m. h..,.t btt11 IMllll In Ille ~ Slit.I? • • , ...... _ II fwlll' • St. lwlt 111C1 llle "'°' tlffM!lr Ory,,..plQ •• • l.• A••l:lll" lllt lnl II.Im....,. O,.,~ Pia • • • L1k1 P!Mld, N.Y, 1111 lt.U wltlltr 0"'""11ln .,.. S.U.w V•lt•'I'· C11,. Ille JNt "''"'"' OIYl'l'ltllc" .. I Ill! 1'111 llldft't klllW' lllt t T•rn O'Sllitttv. ''1111 "'fw"I Scottfl, H • -lftleolrtw flW 'J'Oll I II In.ti'!' .-" ..... IM'kl • ... blfttsl Scokll -.I'll... lfl Ct lltornl.I. TAM O'SHANTER -Scotc• Wllllky ,.~s56~-- Major League Standings DEAN LEWIS NA TJONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh New York Chicago S. Louis Philadelphia Pi1ontreal Cincinnati Dodger1 Eastern Dtvlafon W L 63 49 58 St 57 S4 51 59 50 St! 48 14 We.at.em Division 16 37 II 43 Pet .:;& .5.12 .SJ4 .4'4 .4S9 .m GB 3Y, SY, IJ II y, IS AMERICAN LEAGUE AU•UST SllCIALS East DlYl1kla w L Pet GB BalUmore 69 41 .627 New York 60 49 .5IO av. Detroit S9 51 .530 10 Boston S4 53 .SI» 13Y, Cleveland S4 S7 .486 151'> Washlngton lO 60 .455 19 West Dtvl1lon MiMesola 68 3S .6~2 SPECIAL 62 43 SlltTH llACI/ lloP Ylrd1 ) •ttr eld•. LOI Allm lot Dtrk 'rr11i.-1tt Ohr. P11rY1 uoao. i:; San Fr1ncisco lli Atlanta 53 58 S4 58 .673 ,560 .486 .482 .4l0 .389 13 21 21 ~~ 25 32 An1els Oakland Kansas City .564 61 41 .555 •l 69 .378 I 9 281\ 1970 TOYOTA WAGON ~!!'?. $1817 Wf11t1 w 1 r Ta GO- o.,1Llf.t1 .. •m.I ,...... l.Or i . .cr 2 :io II. I "' IYll') 1.00 ....0 ll!OllllY llodll''-(811!bl 3 :lO 11::::,~ _ ...... Cl!tnw lw l..:r., l!mtnJ, MoollJt ltoic:1111, Or11eUa, 'N111vo ~cr111. ISVl:NT~(I:. 4"' Y~, l YHr ::.·~ m• Dtrbr trl1ta-:1111 ~~::"'~ ::;1,,.,,.i,,"f"' ~:: l~ II Miii WtlMlll 4.40 f'IM: •I.It . .. rMt -K-11 .., T•. J1-r '"oektt· .1111'• ... oow. hllYU.t Miii llr'lalf Ill", Slleftt (ltl'll. ' Ho Kl'I"'"". llONT llACI. lfO )'lf!fl. , ...,.,r Jiii 1111111. Tiie lH MllllS, PllrM .~~. '".,'' 10.to 1,00 ).00 ll1nd (II Aii!l'I !Mtlr) 2.H t.Jt Ruby ICll,t" U.l 1.:IO Tlmt: .ti 111, Allo tMI -SHCll Mic~•·· Clllrffb~I~ Allmliot Snit! .. Ill S11-"N!.""ter1otain. llllfTM IACI:. 111 Ylrdl. 3 YI., Ult 11111 111 ..... 111 CIUI, Cl.llml,..., ,.., ...... Thnltll9 .. CIC IH1rt) 5.. 1.IO ).JO 11,,_kri !lrntlfll t,2' I.OD ·-... "' fWtbofll ••• TllM -A Ji lt. ...... ,... -Chlrw ~"· o...I•'• ._.. T-0.,,..,., SUrt1 111 .... , .... Dl'lld. krllthH -Tito DtNIY. 1n Houston "' lO 61 ChJcago 41 72 .363 301\ 1~, San Dle10 "' 44 69 Milwaukee 0 73 .3.11 3tY, "' "' in "' "' Mesan Wins Cycle Race Ron 1'aylor of Costa ~fesa captur~ the handicap main event Friday night to hJ11hll1ht · motorcycle racing at Or1n1e County Fairgrounds. In the acratch main event, Mike Bast of Van Nuy11 de- feated F\lllerton's Larry Shaw. Larry Helnstlman of CUiver City won a special match race with Mike Kon.le of Granada Hills before 4,«Kl onlookers. "'"""• llHlllh Phlltdtlrtlllt l. Cl'll<lftt I St. I.to.Ill t, MonlrHI I Plt!Hwth 6, Hew Ylflr 1 All111!1 l·I, Siii Dlftl 1·' CIMlllnt ll I, 0MHn 2 Hol/llM I!, ltn l"rlllCllCO t l'l'Nt'J'I lllllllh c 1..,..t11'1d 10, 11111mor1 • IM1911 ,, Wlll'lfllrttll I ""' ,,..,. .. 0.11'111 l ........ L Olklt1 • MlllllllOl1 2, Ollcllfld I (II ll'lllirMll 1Ctn111 Ch' 4-lf, Mltw ... H •t TIMr'I 0-~ll!'=t tPtttlll W I 11 K111111 Cits' (lwtltr 1"~"'1'~',,' ·"';"r:.:"m'..!. ~rtlt .. ,) 1,~f"''"' ~ 'i'.11 11 'Wldi'lnitM ,._,.. .. ~1fll.....,.1 IMcH111'r lt-11 11 N-VIA (P~ 0ttf'•1t IM<l.tlfl t•ll 11 IHIOl'I IC111!1 '1·10), "'"' DEAN L·IWIS 1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA S•rvlce, Part1, &. Body Shop Now Open Until I p.m. Monday Nights f f Orange County'• Largest and Most Modern Toyota and Volvo Dealer AnOthfM ...... 11.._. ..... II-HU.. rw.,_ LMCn'-1 c.,_. VOLVO DIMO SAVI $466 •SU1'!12 I 7 TOYOTA CORONA r:r.:· ~~tf'"'-.... ,,.,., ~IWMllt tr-. $1095 ~~ I • I • . • • • • • . • • • l • • • • • • • ) • f II DUY PILOT ~ . .....,.a, 1•10 Riots Vivid lffetl!O!'Jf For the Record Watts Finds Few Changes in Five ·Years Dissolutions Of Marriage l .By~ -"'11'PAAI' Ut Weed-In Walla art almosl -. It.let •. El ,.._, .,... ~ O.le LOS ANGELES (AP) • claSHtrnn VKant lots Wbtre Jsteat. u Meck ..,.... it.._ ,,.,., ......,. -.,_ c. Fi tbooandl ;: riot-rued buslnea buUclin&a 'Jbe. Watts Labor CQm. •••L uca.-n ~~llO rury Ila.inst 8 hlvtn't been rtpli(ed. munlty Act Io 11 Omun!Uel ..,....... c... ~ T~ ~ host ol fnutraUonl ln tht A new hluJtna: pro}f!ct will operates two wvke atalkml. ~ ~:..;:..=i.;i o. masslw Watts not&. No• the employ 400 ·Ind an 1ndustrla.I • poultry ruch. a credil ·~ ~ ~ ...,. -. people ol the area llY liUle: pa.rt 2.400. unklft.•craeuY•tore1 varloos ~"' kW ... •kNP'I has-changed. ··'nllt·• '=e Dolan. ,...th pncrams -• ..._,.,..,... • _. ~ ~ An mv-1-tiYe com.mil.Lee "but the u · rate • ad:turt:la. ,.....al .me.. ~~';t~ ... L.~ made-~ here ls hlgber a~, lld(lil ...-. Unionl. ~ .::=.-~ M. ·.,,.. 1i. ~ There •ere scores ot eovern--e&e-lD Amedea. ... • ~ ud 'pfinte toundaUons. ::=.,;'=!"'.::' .:T ... ~. menl, pivale and aelf«Jp .;'fbe U.S. Department ol pro'ride the mooey. "-'•· ,...., u. .... .._.. ,.. projects -many oC them Llibor Slat.Jstb reports that "We'vt made a small dent ~=~"ii:=:'~ H,;.._., stat-lived. vnemploymtnt in: the Watb 1n the ~ picture. ....::..1£~ °"' _....,, L Jn some areas lbert hu area has loc.nued tl pwoent but we have a long, kJn.a'-way wi-.. .--.,.. ... been genuine progrea. A new since the 1"5 not. wb.IJe the to go," says a committee of. :::~ K.r...:=·L hospital is being built, tt1fre ratt for the l.<11 Ancelet area ficiat ~. o.rt. Jet• .roe 1t ... ld o.ie are more b 11 c t. o" n e d over-all bu declined.. The "Edt.x:aUon in Watts b even HenaocS. O.rie!w Wiii """*' F, I •· •-·-Jltll_.,, eiw i.. -cemi L bus~ and police-com-a .... st '"'6-~ ah owed lousier than before the riots. ~~ ~ 't''!nci ~;..,~ Ne111 munity reJationl tfforts have unemployment in Watts at 16.2 The quality ol teachin&, books, ca11ro-L9Dll. Sodll• _, 11:-been intensified. But succews percent. eornpared to 4.1 per· supplies, eftrythlng, i.s far ='." :;::= Jo~c.rt•~""'Mll..,. hlveO't beta dramatic or eye-rent for the whole clty. below that which whites get i..t:•• " ca•..a.;..... •·Em~O}'Dlellt .....,.......,1ties outside the gbetto.'' adds the ...,_er, Stlel• A. ltllf Eowtfl J .. _......, ._,........_ G~ OcrC11tiY M ..... ltat.1 ~---·-~ Jn tppW"aDCe. the dt11 T,.._ Dini,. L _. _... souUM::aJtraJ. di:ltrict ii Ave H,' Mn1-. ..._ C ..... Glltl .......,._ ye&n cMbtier, atiepl for :i=.. ~.::...'-: ';t ~E~ SC I i'te;red I~ l:.... ~ llM .,., ........... twTY mercial oanstruction.. A D d Mohllr. C-'-T ..... K...tfl L .. PIVV\a fbe _ ... the same Md.Am.~ F ..... JClfM L ----e ,,,_. 1riWa 11:tnt1 .... ~ Mltthnr old frustraUons are cit.eel. 09., .. a..IMo 0 ..... TlwllNa N. o._., ~ e1lzalitfl\ _. -The riots that began. five .-........... ''Zi':' Marlt\'11 1.--'""' """-years ago nert Tuesday lasted "1: llmY Aftfl an11 t4wold six days, cost 34 livea and wJd(~ RO¥" M . •nd Gtcr11 a. $40 million in pro per t y a ...... iw.~o ..... J-•. d A • 11,_., F.-...c1,. o. Niii s-tt. amage.. governor a com-~~=..t ...... ...::"" .:l"""--.. mission said that during the si~. ~ ~ tti.w ..... worst three days 1 0 , 0 O O E~~ -!(-'!! JlllU1 Negroes took to the streets, H.-. s-..__ .... CMnoW11 ~. beating whites, ,.:i!~lubeffl J-....i Johll •~ overturning and burning cars, K":::t .. 5fr'.'*' Mtr11 .,.. F...,, shooting at police and firemen. c.ta. T'--£1'W'N Mid •" Mel"'" "N~ gav• a d•-," a OrKe. F~IN J, Hid Helw ,,_:/ .., ..... , ~ icw... 0r1t11M .,.. c;.._., 21-year-old Negro rec a 11 s. ,.__ ow-1n e. •NI c-mt "They fek they wtre getting ft· back for a1J the bad things ~ .. ~~ =i:.i•;i.:;,11L::-done to them for so long." c.,,,_ 8"lrke •NI Lou11 •-... "This community is on a '""'9r, Glcri• DI-...i M#Vln Ker-K\I rBlOC's edge," says Celes King k=:... s-:lr9 ,_.., ...cl JIG lll, dittctar of the Los ~~ !r.,•~F~-Angeles Rumor Control and .. ~r.:,101./nai. ,io.,... .... Mwtiert Information Center, a Negro- .,,......, Rllbrrf c_ •IWI Anlf• L. """rated tele...hn ...... answering Sct'tulrt, Judltfl .._ tnd ~]I Ar'ltu' "'r-t"IVln;; 1octt1"""'. ~i. M. ,,,.. Jw.i. L. service that replies to rumors ~,:c:~,~"""...i~·e4twll"d with facts. ~;~,.;!:, ~~ 1t,:n':'n0~ui..h! ~i. Says City Co u n c i Im an 0 1 N<ilfl, Rldltnl J•ma •NI ,.,,.1~1• Thomas Bradley, a Negro: """ "With the r1·~1 ,·n-~'·nts (oc:ltrefl, ~lnt'!'I K, Ind H_., E. 5'' fi'~ & Urban Jaaue'1 MJ!:k. bt,Ddl,. Wat11, bas th!! ~ Jn anollJer am. Mac~ -OOllUllUllltJ r.laUoos itiJt i~ probleml belwtetl police and Los AOl•let• 10 orncers and Wattl rWdtnts hive WOl"leO-three civll..laM • 1•tUna bettu al 'promollnJ ~tacks lo uecuUve postU0n1 and p!IShil'll the lypo "' ...... duds b1acb w&Dl" ed liDco 1115. Police Wk to 111,000 ---------- Bllcb 111 U,.,. .-1 !be pupils a Yfll"· ' A police--;~==~~==~ -~ •-I .sponsored IW1ll1l« proaram;; ' Negro wboae piatof tuned "'I loolr; 1.100 \falta ~ to be •toy, ud IM.111111•1• camplog. Tile,. are police-\ ' , ll!lin( ol lllO N •·~•an· ?~ ICOOtlag unlt& and Amer!...S1n ••• po11oe-.tia111>au . 1wn1. 111,bty for a mun1er SUJpecl. ~· meet monthly at the For Weekender 11\it lnspeclor Th O ID a s 77th .Street ll&Uon to dbcuss Jamel,' head ol the pollce .JOMlonl, Advertising J;>hone 6424321 community rtlaUons ~· Counctlman Bradler-cam- says relaUON have lmproved pla.W, "'Jbere are few good greaUy aince the rtota.. 'Ibe grocery •tores.'' But the 'l1U> SIH<t precinct. which chairman or the Los Aogeles handles Watts, bas the largest NAACP, the Rev. Richard community relaUons program. Baas, says: "You can get de-'::========== says relations have improved cent food in Watf.ll these days ----------~ greatly sJnce the rtoCa. The at comparaUvely low prices. ----'------- '11U> Street preclncl, which AJao, -oed otores are ' v111 Z..ndl, 1tni. M. •nd Wllll•m Walts will explode Into A. __ ,__ Moorer "'-" T. 111d 1eNen« M. auvu~ disruptioo. The people •BRAND NAMES •BELOW WHOLESALE PRICTS • NEW FURNITURE •NEW APPLIANCES £......., JotlY n in Watts feel people outside •t;;. •-"'-'-•NI '--•d the ghetto don't give a damn P'rltd>eft, ~tll\fffl K. •lld ltldllrd about them." ~ Clltllffl F. •nd 01nltt •· "People in Watts aren't bub-""~ Glu"11 v. •nd ""''11\'11 J. bl•n.,. over with enthusiaml but SW-~ L Ind C.-1 £. '"'e ti::•-· vioiet ....i Rat.'! o. I doubt tbert'll be another "~-.. w1Hff A. -Mtr11m 1965," said John Mack. Urban •van, Slllrin A. •lld wnu .... o. League direct.or. "The blacks Thleo'l\tt'I, s.ndt• S.., tltd Ill•~.._ Ch••• know they're the ones who Elberoon.-Mlrv K. •nd Andrrw ._ l shot that 'l' the. horn DDmfn\dl:, Jovcoi A. •nd 01v11t H. go ; 1 S ll' es WIOCI$, ,,.ne A. •lld J-i . tha t get burned d o w n . .. ...... LM .... Sul •NI ~·GM '-H .... d • •cad•· G ... i. ~ ...., .,_ s""'1-• ow ever, u~ oesn t mean 8-tl. ""'11te •nd Pet"" F. M. there won't be trougle. l...llt;I~ c.rolt ~ and P•ut R . ._.., ,,..,.., ed'<Nin1 • "d "There are a Jot of angry, w==.-oan.1c1 F. •NI,._ frustrated persons in Watts eeteno11 .l9tY 11 today. Th~ have been JOme ""ttti-..'"1•-·:rr· ic.ttUem """ In' ktlt1 beginnings on t h e com· Allen. Michelle OIWll and Wlllltm c. munity's problems, but they 111:r-wmi.m 11: .. Jr. •nd Eiieen are too few and too slow. ~~tTncf-C::=:.~· DwM Life is still tenible in Watts," °\.,.~· "''"" c1•1r. •NI ••Cl'••1d Mack adds. ••rr1 K•ltllftn •ltd E•lc LHM'I The governor's commission t«11rnrrr. JudY •ncf IC•rl R. -. J-£. MtC1 Sh•"'" ""' blamed the riots on. among H'r111, T..-•nd Lwblrdg i...,_. 0on11 o. -oi1~" other things, unemployment, ~ Wtnci. £, •nd Wtltrt inadequate schooling f 0 r a.~toct.. Ll...:f• Lou •IWI ~nr disadvantaged c h i I d re n • T•••lw, Mer¥ EllHll •nd c;,,.. MO'lrO" h tr-• f t• bl' .......... Lllll•n AIYte •NI R r c ~.," a ot:U 0 po ice, poor pu IC Ei~;~";. •-r1 L. '""' ..,...,.11 .. 8 transportation, consumer ex· cornelf ,w•nd• Lto11•nl '"" tMrv ploitalion and inferior housing. LoEll1 h · KUft. wmi..., 1nd Shlrt.v M. T e riots -with their 1,032 H'L!:\i Alellli 0•11-•nd Rkh••0 injured, 3,952 arrest11 and C11v~r, L"""' '-· tnd R0111ld N. th 600 b ild' l Sulllv1n. Wllmt B. •nd P1trlct 0. more an U tngs Se 1=,rr1er. ,,,.,., Zl""""'nM" •PW:! •••llon afire or looted -involved H. Elllnll. Robert J . ...0 Beverly O. only about 2 percent 0£ the Btll!ro. Suun C. 1nd J.oll!Oh M • S"-· ~n•• ...,,"""', •nd SN""' city's Negro population. They J...,..1, Doro!!" Alfred 1U 1urnrr ....i oi.n ..,,~ erupted across 46.5 square Mtn111n. Jtnet Vtrel• •nd OoNld miles of south Los Angeles Marriage Licenses but took their name from the core, Watts. Today lhe congested ghetto heart, named for a man who operated a livery business there in the 1880s, looks peaceful in the summer sun. Along the main street old men gossip from upturned soft-drink crates. Y o u n g e ., ones play cards or drink wine beneath the so-called "freedom tree,'' a shady maple where, some say, the 1965 holocaust was f I r s t discussed, Workmen erected colorful booths in Will Rogers Park for the Watts Summer FesUval now under way. Since the riots it has been an annual event, with beauty contest, rodeo, carnival rides, art displays, films, and other pro- grams to show "Lhe pride of a people." The festival drew crowds of fewtr than 500 person5 dur- i11g the early days, despite the appearance ol Mayor Sam Yorty and other officials. Yorty, in opening day ceremonies, told W a t t s residents, "We all know we have problems here • • . agonizing problems, but we are trying to solve them.·• The Watts Writers Theater -an outgrowth ol novelist Budd Sclwlberg'a p o 1 tr I o t workshop for aspiring writers -advertises d1rtttor llarry Dolan's latest play, "The 1nm Hand of Nat Turner,"• lest!. val event. .... But residents s a y un- deme•th n<>:IJ1lng much r.ally bu c!>tngcd: ••CbartOll AJley" -as the main buJine:lll street. East IOSrd was called when muth ol it 1lj In ashes -Is still shobby and lll)developed. Agape among drug.store, barberihop, restaurant, beef parlor, optometrlll aod 10"'1 aedroomand llviftt l.00111 Sets ~. ~""' seon, • ether mciior 111cmvfoct.rers.. All firilt qvafity ••. dressen. •ifl'Ot'l, flight 1tertds, king ond queet1 beds. iJ prices ,..,.,.... ti.fore offered! • 1 ST TIME EVER ••• •WHILE THEY LAST"' ' High PtloShag Cwpetfng Eosy to core for l'lyioft iii oll the lot.it colors. ln1talled with c:o11uMrciol podding. S.111 for $1.9!1 elMwhere. At Cu1to111 Planning $4. 9!1 aq. yd • (indolled), , Pool Tables by Murrey Mojor brond toblt1 with 'lot• lops. Cues, bolli, rocU •nc:lvded. Stortlng ol less tho11 $1 00.00. ' ' ' • ._ ... ,._ •-.U-S.lf a._.., DooMe °"" &Range Our .. ~ .. lllOdtl,. nordy $49!1, .NOW'$298.50 ··a.ao. Wholesol ... R•frl91rator, WatlJen, .,,.,..... &DI.......,,.,. Fo-s btonds, oQ tius, in oil colors •.. "at b.low discovnt prkes." Stereo Color TV Home lntertafnment Center fomovs lrond 6 & I ft, Solid Stolt, AM·FM Stereophonic hi-fidelity, and fvll color 23., Ht in_COft.._ Mtodit•mi-or Mopll. $59!1. ' , ! -..... _ • II SUI( TO RIGllTll. fOI OU• $:JOO Gin cr1nncan . CUT OUT THI COUPON 11\0W. IT'S TOUll OPPOITUNITT TO llC(IVI OUI. UQ.UllVI MIMIDIH'lt CAID, Cut out this coupon; fill in yovr nom~ and address. Bring It In to Cvstom Plonnino at 11030 Condat, Foun· toin Valley and we'll give ya.J somelhing 1uper ••• o membenhip card to Custom Planning Merchandise Mort. This "e"clusiYe• cord Will give you access to all kinds of fumi1hing-1 and appliances for yotll' t.orne ot below discount llor. prices. Even land1eoping, swl.rn· ming pools, remodeling and rocwn oddltlons con bl acquired throvah ovr eosy ut'dit tetMs. And befON yov i.av., bl sure ta register fOf out $300 gift certifi· cote drowil'lg to toke plo('e in September. You 111lghl be luckler than you thin k. 1----------1 "°-I I "'"" I I "~ I I I I ''"' r. I 1-.... .I HERCULON 1-----~--- 11030 Condor, Fo..,taln Valley 17141•.540-5130 ' Easy cred11 tsrms. BonkAmericard, Moster C//a;ge too. Custom P/anlfinf offers 36,000 sq. ft. of values & Gigantic Savings: .· '· • . COSTA MESA-NEWPORT BEACH UNUSUAL POOL HOME $28,950-511% terms -means very little down payment & montlr ly installments less than rent! Or subject to a great 5Ml G.I. loan assumption. Tex .. as sized bedrooms, 2 baths, ·m:&.:;:ipted. llllide & out. Forced. air heat. fireplace _ es chahn o1 secluded rear Jiving room, built-in dream kitchen. Landscaped to perfection. Lovely swim pool, cov· ered pat10, loads of decking -1.ush tropical setting. (9101) 540-1720 MESA DEL MAR-5 BEDROOM! 2-27 ft. patios, one enclosed-ideal for outdoor,family furi & entertaining! Massive stone fireplace enhances charm .qf living roqn. Plush cloud soft carpeting, drapes.· Built-in Iuxju-y kitchen, lull dining room. Excellent area-tastefully landscaped grounds, Prime location. (-). 540-1720 wi~~l~r~~~~.;t.~~o~~l!~ur~ted . & filtered sirim pool. 4<,Jiedrooms, 2 separate batm, Wrougbt iron jenced patio, elegl!J!l fueplace •. Built in dream kitchen with 11ne&t appll8nces Ii dlsbwash· er. Witlt-small--Cown payment--you-can-uswne-Q.I- loan & lnake payments.less than rent. Prestig~·Io calion & priced far below replacement at $34,500 ! Hurry-(9245) 540-1720 4 BEDROOM! $32,950-5 \4 % Very spacious home with a full dining room, builtin gourmet kitchen with range, oven & dishwasher. Separate office. Shows Jike a model home! lm· mediate possession! Subject to GI loan assumption. ( 9305) 540-1720 BRING YOUR POOL TABLE! $28,950 Most convenient location of Mesa Verde -walk lo everything! Generous sized bedrooms, 2 baths, huge -huge family room-room for regulation pool table --dancing or jwt j>lain relaxing-sliding glass doors open onto large .patio,JSurrounded by thhe most fan- tastic landscaping· you've ever seen -variety of fruit-grapes, lush pl ants-truly a paradi~e. Built-in sparkling kitchen-much much more, dishwasher. ( 9668) 540-1720 ,SUPERLATIVE UVING-5 BEDROOM $39,950 Verr spacious 1258:1 sq. ft.) of lunuy. large family living. 3 baths, farhily room. Banquet dining room, all efectric ''Award'' Medallion kite.hen -finest built- in appliances. Exquisite fireplace. Will lease at $300 month or sell this ~ceptional family home! Call to •ee. (9249) 540-1720 COUNTRY LIVING! Yi ACRE -$28,900 Where else can you raise horses, chickens, have a vegetable garden & still have all the city conveni- ences at your <!Finger Tips"? Right here in upper bay near Newport Beach .. Nice borne with loads of charm on huge deep grounds, Best of terms avail- able. 540-1720 FABULOUS "SOL VISTA" $28,200 G.I. Very spacious home with master &ized bedrooms, 2 baths & huge separate family room awaiting those special occasions. All electric push button built-in kitchen, fireplace. Best of financing-almost notlling down G.I. or low-low down all others. Plush carpet- ing, custom drapes. Patio. Artistically landscaped & neaUy manicured. lawns. 540-1720 SUPER SHARP CONDOMINIUM $17,500! Lovely 2 story home in adult section near exclusive shopping center. King sized bedrooms. 2 separate baths. Finest nylon carpeting. corner fireplace, washer, dryer available. Built-in features. All elec- tric. Truly a "Doll House" and the only way to live ! (9681) 540-1720 4 BEDRM. • $29,950 -LOW DOWN! Very spacious family home with many luxury added features, 2 pullman baths, used brick fireplace, all electric "Award" push button built-in kitchen. Plush carpeting, custom decorator drapes & shades, heavy shake roof. Very low down payment. Owner de&per- ate! ~1720. LOVELY 2 STORY-4 BEORM-$28,950-6 % Sitting pretty on a large comer lot! Near major shoppmg & schools. 2 baths, banquet sized dining room. Elegant fireplace welcomes all to sunny liv- ing room. Pool sized grounds. Patio. Prime loca- tion. Subject to 61;.% FHA loan! 540-1720 11 ACRE PARADISE-NEWPORT florse paradise -people too! Jh acre of lovely growids. Striking modern home with 4 bedrooms, dining room. Split level view lot with Anthony pool, cabana & dressing rooms, firepit. Lovely atrium entry. Ideal for executive entertaining, dishwasher, inter com. Water softener. 3 baths. See it -you'll love it! Submit all offers. ~1720 4 BEBROOM -$25,000 ·-OCEAN VIEW and what~& even greater you can buy with almost ino down G.I. terms or low down, all others on FHA financing! 2 baths. On a lieauUful Cul-de-Sac 1treet ..... ate for children's "play, Superb view of ocean & valley! (9646) 540-1720 BEST BUY!-$28,990-6~ % LOAN ~ It's a beauty with criss-cross windows, pretly shul- ters, heavy shake roof, in a lovely professionally landscaped surrounding. 3 king sized bedrooms, full dining room, large family room. Many decorator dream features artistic use of wall paper-paneling. Finest kitchen. All this for less than replacement. Prime location. 540-172.0. NEAR THE BEACH -$23,250! It's a darling like new 9 month old 2 bedroom, den home with a beauWul gleaming ti!cben, finest qual- it)' .b!illt·i!i!,.__clishwasher. Good sj!ag_ carpeting. Pool sized gn>Ull(IS. liiihual % rate'loan o! 61;.% may~ assumed with rent like terms! Near the beach! ( 9691) 540-1720 SEE THIS-&%% G.I. LOAN-$29,950 Very spacious home with twin sized bedrooms, 2 baths, large family room. Plush new gold shag car- peting, beautiful kitchen with all the finest built-in features, dishwasher. Massiv' fireplace. Fenced.- pool sized rear yard. J,ovely patio. Expertly land- ' scaped. Sprinklers. Fin·est & most convenient area. (9426) 540-1720 · 3 SHARP HOMES -$32,500 P~tential income (never a vacancy) $4500 year. Lit- tle maintenance. 2-3 bedFoom homes plus cozy 2 bedroom. Room to build on valuable 50 x 300 ft. grounds. Excellent area! 540-1720 $29,950-7 11% LOAN! . Across from a lovely private ~rk -near 2 club bo\LSes. New deep Pile carpeting-like walking on a cloud! Private walled in cornmuniiy-....walk to golf course. A kitchen to please any particular. "Queen" ... prize winning "Award" kitchen, dishwasher. Full dining room . Pool sized grounds. Near all schools •. (,P416) 540-1720 MESA VERDE VIEW LOT $20,950! . . Large Jr. Estate lot adjacent Mesa Verde Country Club with sweeping view of ctty & harbor lights & all of Huntington Beach. Area of $55,000 to $65,000 homes. All improvements in. (9524) ~1720. What are the 15 Costly Mistakes to Avoid in Selling a Home? WW..., Yff 114, ... ,, ..,_,. .. Mii '"' rr..... •1tH .,.. rM4 ttllt ...... leal estete •~tin H•w· M C..befl, M .•. A .• ~ ....., .. L&•ttw. ,.,, ................ 41•· ........ cell .... .,.. ..... ...... .... -4....,. .... tt ...... .. ..e11 .. • HIM. It h • ,_.... .. .. .. '"' ....... ...i.., ..... If• ,..,. ..... ,.... '"" '" tlle .. ..... TARBELL REAL ESTATE CD. P.O. BOX 1400, 16111 Buch Blvd. Huntington Beach, Calif. 91647 ....... Mtt4 • "" ""' .. .,.., i.-11. "1 1 C..tlr Mii•• T• Anhf 11 S...11 .. A H•rn" NAME ........... ,, ........................... . ADDRESS ................................... .. CITY ........................ STATE ........ .. 2955 Harbor Blvd.~ Costa Mesa 540-1720 . -. ... I HUNTINGTON BEACH-FOUNTAIN VALLEY ., ' 611% LOAN! PALATIAL PALACE! There's an existing 61f.&% loan now on property . which may be assumed! Very &pacious (2100 sq. ft.) home with 2 baths, master sized bedrooms, banquet sized dining room, all electric built-in kitchen, ele- gant fireplace. Beautiful h-tediterranean style home with atrium entry. sunken living room -deep pile shag carpeting. Coved wood deck patio. It's so uni- que & lovely-this you'll have to see ! (9671 ) 842-6691 300 + SQ. n. OF GRACIOUS LIVING! Former Doctor's home & priced far below replace- ment at $55,000 -wo rth $70,000 ! Custom features. Executive living personified ! 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, family room, recreation room. maid's quarters plu s a gorgeous swim pool ! Large patio. All electric built-ins, formal dining room - custom features throughout! (8061) 84&-0604 4 BEDRM + POOL! $2i,450 1Very nice area-outstanding large family home with 2 baths, family room & a gorgeous pool surrounded by maintenance free landscaping. Built-in dre~ kitchen, dining room. Heavy shake roo!. Short dnve to beach-surfer's paradise ! See it now ! (9506) 8l$-0604 PRESTIGE $25,250 6.1.-fHA Very spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath. Deep pUe carpet- ing, custom drapes. Gourmet's pride kitchen-!inest built-in features. Country Club living all year round with lovely clubhouse, pools etc. Near all schools & shopping. Family room . No maintenance-just re- lax&. enjoy life! 962~1373 BEAUTIFUL FOUNTAIN VALLEl $31,250! 4 bedrooms, 21h baths -extra large living room wilh an appealing fireplace, dream built-in kitchen with recessed lighting. Large pools sized grounds - many trees, pretty flowers & colorful shrubs! 961,1373 PALOS VERDES STONE FRONT! $27,500! Love at first site -refinished driveway & attractive stone front trim -beauWully landscaped yard. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, secluded.· rear living room with masSive stone fireplace, gas built-in kitchen. Near schools, major shopping &. churches! Owner anxjous -leaving area! (9654) 842--6691 "ONE OF A KIND" $43,000! Nothing to compare with this long, low rambling beauty! Custom built & talk about charm· luxury k extreme interior features. 24 ft. ceilings, Large add· ed family aiom. Full dining room. Push button elec· tric kitchen, dishwasher, brick !ireplace. Nothing comparable at this price in prestige location! (9649) 962-11173 $35,950 WITH 711% G.I. LOAN Your payments will be just like rent as you build up an equity in your very own home! 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room. plush carpeting, beautfiul dra- pes. All electric "Award" built-in kitchen, dishwash- er. Fireplace, full dining room. Huge pool sjzed grounds· -patio. Only 21h yrs. new-looks better than a model. Move right in condition! (9688) 846-0604 16111 BEACH BLVD ............ 142-6691 5124 EDINGER ................ 146 0604 HUNTINGTON BEACH CORONA·NORCO HO!ISE RANCHES AND HO ES "FREE PONY"!! MONTH OF AUGUST ONLY Buy a Horse Ranch irom us and receive a beau- tlfUl pony! · First come, first serve. $19,000 and up. 54~9429 BRAND NEW 11 ACRE .HORSE RANCHES in one of the best areas of Norco. 3 bedroom, fam- ily room, fireolaces. Builtins, completely chain link fenced . $27,500 with best terms available. 5411-9429. POOL HOME -Yi ACRE! HORSES -$27 ,900 Nice 3 bedroom home -keep cool In th~ pool all summer long ! Large fenced grounds. Carpeting, drapes, light & cbeerful farm style kitchen -handy work features. Low down payment -monthJy in- stallments less than rent! (9657) 543-9429 2429 Homner. NORCO 1•"'"* ,,_,. " "-"' Htf'ct} Toll Fr" 543-9429 • 5 IDIRM IY THE BEAUTJll. SEA!! Exguislto decor Inside & out. Plenty of b,..thlnc space in this deUghUul 5 bedroom, 3 baths hotn9 J¥ith formal dininl room, huge family tilchen willl• push button buUt..m features. Low down pa~t.-t present annual % rate subject to assumption! Tq. '33.800. 142-tOll - BETTER THAN NEW! $32,500! ·:·: Many l=iry added improvemenls. Beauliful h1' bred Bermuda lawns -(no cutting) landscaped lo perfection! 4 bedlooms, 2 bath, family room. dinlnt room. Imrressive·fireplace, gourmet built-in~ Delighlfu patio. Prime location! (9682) 84U681. 36 FT. COVERED PATIO!! $26,000-5\4% .. Annual % rate loan of 5\4 VA assumption-your Pait" rnents look less than rent! A sparkling neat "Dutcb Haven" home with spacious bedrooms, 2 baths. park-like landscaping surrounds the huge enc.lo. & covered patio. Used. brick fireplace. Qream buUt· in kitchen . Short drive to beach & near Aquatic park. (9548) 84&-0604 • 1 8884 lrooldlurst Fountain Valley 962-1373 EL TORO • LAKE FORSS\' MISSION VIEJO SPECTACULAR VIEW! LUXURY EXECUTIVE -511 % ..... Home -with a never-ending view of Laguna Bead!_ -the Blue Pacific! Beamed ceilings thruout. Ove~ sized bedrooms, 3 separate baths, huge family room, 2 patios. Nestled in the hills. Beautiful fireplace: workshop. So much here. Very low down -subj~J to a great FHA annual % loan to be assumed! Belo'f! replacement at $(7,750. ~(i(l60 - POOL "SHOW PLACE" 10% DH! Very spacious 4 bedroom. 2 bath, family room bom9-· with a lovely heated & filtered pool IUJ'rounded by decking & a Jacuu.i therapeutic Spa. Lush landscap-.. ing. Covered patio. 26 ft. family room, built-in .gour: met kitchen. dishwasher. Low down payment moy~. you in! (9521) ~ • AT APPRAISAL! $33,500-6%-POOL! There's a 6% loan now on property which may be as- sumed or buy with your G.I. eligibility with almost nothing down or low down -all others FH~! Extrem~ ly nice area of Mission Viejo. ll bedrooms, 2 ba~' family room -adjacent the all electric "Awafd" kit·: chen. E_legant fireplace. Fenced swim pool. lmmed.ia,te ; possesS1on! (9142) 830-6060 "Pl.A Y IT .COOL" -$26,500 -VIEW! : . Central air conditioner! King 1ir.ed bedrooms, 2 s..- arate baths large family room all electric push bai; ton bDilt·in dream kitchen, elegant fireplace, ~*. eel rear living room overlooks the lights, rollliJt gentle hills & mountain view! Carpeting • very pJu~ -custom drapes. Large covered patio! (8651) m.6QR 4 BEDROOM + PRETTY POOL $28,500-&:~ or FHA terms-means very little cash needed.--lici down G.1.--:closing costs only or low down all others.:~ Very spacious 2 bath home. Fully carpeting. Seclti.,..:; ed. rear living room with inviting fireplace overJooki: the heated .pooL Beautiful covered .pati0-loads ;ot decking. H1'h m charm -low In malntenan~> Spend your id.le hours relaxing by the pool? Barnt; ( 9068) 830-6060 ~ •• SUPER SHARP! $29, 150-611 % Priced far below replacement on tQday'1 market! Completely air conditioned. King sized bedroom,.- 2 baths, family sized kitchen with "Copper Kettle" charm yet all the push button electnc built-in features. Dishwasher. Lovely view of Laguna Hilla. Subject to great loan assumption at 6~% FHA! Best Mission Viejo area with everything near b~t+ 830-6060 . ...:-'. ,. SHANG-Rl-LA-$31,500-fHA . TERMS!. :~. Most beautiful landscaping you've ever seen ! PJxotrC Japanese gardens, professionally landscaped le looks . like .a 20th Century garden of.Eden. Custom deCoc~ inside & out, spacious bdrms, 2 baths, family room,~ plush carpeting, drapes. Dream·kitchen, handy built· ins, dishwasher. Only 4 months new -better thail new -just move right in & start to relax & live:· (9445) ~ ': • DECORATOR'S DREAM! $39,950! Deane Garden home with gracious 2 story elegance. Front patio with cascading waterfall rear patio - both completely walled for privacy'. Most unique kitchen & family room -both carpeted. Plush gar- den kitchen. 4 bedroom, 3 baths; grass cloth entry ball, luxurious wallpaper accents. Decorator• owner bas displayed her talents to the. utmost. See this gorgeous 2800 sq. ft. borne today ! (IMl30) 83i).60llO 23331 El Tora Raad • ll3M060 • • ·~; ' •• • I I I I l I I • • - OAILV I'll.GT ' Low Cost Housing 'Construction Rising-. \ • ;:,:~KESHORE LUXURY AT FOREST 'BAYSHORE' .·~= . ':~<Lake For est Offers -·~ ~ .... -.. , .· ':_Out.door Atmosphere ;'., · ... ''Bring the natural outdoors latitude. for living." · .f.· tQto 'the home," says Ron Built oo a 8J1lil level plan, . !-. · ~. 1 e n e r 1 I sales t h e thrtt-bedroom Chan- e ·:!~ .12Ym.ger d. Lake Forest, ''and ticlaitt accomp1i!ihe! t h i 1 '"' ... ·.f'l'I will hive a lara:er, in-•h-, .. i. a ~; .... with ·~-li'dteJY ~ liva!W: hcioH!. ..."'"6'-' ..,.~ ..... . . ;..! •• 1lu, nature's light, land, foli1ge .:~~· ... · ls the big point of~ and green-growin11 en-. .:; ~ at Lake Forest, a larp • .:.~·~planned community of vironment to the fullest . : Aiiines by O c c i d e n t 1 J The garden kJtchen and in- . ~~.elroleum Land and Develop-lerior ~Ki atrium are '"· ... int.nt Corpcration devoted to spleodid examples of the now- "" a ·"new and natural living en-ing natural theme throughout , .,_vironznent :mequaUed I n the home. Unique in design, -·~ Califcrnla. the gard~ kitchen has stide- i'.opJe have a <itoice o( liv-open glau-walled vistas ope~ ~IQI i,y lbe Lakes, In the ine upon inner-outer serving t Forest, or iQ. the Village. He counters for dining under the . cited u an uamJMe, the sky. · UJUAJll dlaracter, size and A vaultt'd a<XllS.ic ceiling ' mtural charm of the Chan· rising to the full hei#Jt. of ' dCfaire mod~ borne in thii the shake root, and massive mttlie.,.l>lo land of lak .. and brick fireplace with wood . --penelinc """' out the desired Outatandlnc not only for ill natural motif. · m and archilectur11 design Offering a choice of three but for its natural Jiving at-and fuur bedrooms with vary- es, the ChaoUcla.ire gives ing floor plans and two or ., • imprenion of a much more bath!. "the Chantcl1ir," •:large;r .bprpe_or ~try eUte: r s'a i.'d: .Wflitf.-"'combines ... .. Our-ufdmate-IJUfJIO!'f -in modern built-in-eenven)ence building; homes like this," wilh old fashioned comfort." Wilker pointed out. "is to Approximately 2,168 square brint the family cloeer to feet in aiz.e, pricea: start from "4!11r<, aocl l'l'O"id• ..... let $31,995. ~::-:-.. :t.~~ ~<. ~~ ' _,, ~Q) Iara u tu111 llMllor_~J..!hon It wu 1111\ caocemod, the councll did nol bousloe pr<>lu«n are llullilb 'yMrW I.., !'<'&n qo. Mem-• iiiOMy, Whl<h 111111\ about the tutun, of the in. ben havt nl:!uced squirt fool-hive bttn able to obtain for duaby and .. now lho1ring 11• In order to· m1lntaln or re-~Im 11 well tJ Iona-term lncr emd producUon ol tower duce price leveJI, f\Pnclna. llowevu, one m1jor e(l9t h!Ming, COOltruction cl Council memben ire llkin& problem cited'· wu the ~ultlfamlly apa.MmenU and a more active part tn helplna ~ of 1Ubtldy funds 111d hleher dellllty project.. lnffl the demand for low-in· unco!Wn\y of lundlna for the RelulLI ol a l'lll'Vey ol the come housing by betomin& sublid1 'JlrOCl'lllll, A Imo t t C<iw!dt or Houstnc Produw• more i"'olved In lllblldl"'1 Wllllln>a!llly .....,u metnben revealed: thl& lta: is members pemme:DC. ho u t In I pro-•Cf'!fd that all would have MUcipAted continued g o o d arams. partlclpated to an e v e n sal• and earnings in 1970. Council mfmben h a v e greater degret: than the cam- '11\lt eontrutl to the entire dJYenlOed procrams ranginl mitmenl already made by tnduttry whidt ts currently ln from 1insle funlly Illes and member companlea fo r the midst ot Its worst 1partment rtntal! to dttelop-various H U 0. F H A .VA receulon. ment of mobile home parka, progrun1. A1ao cited were : Durtne the la.sl sevecal ~tionll 11~ and in-Shortlges et' l•bor inaome years council members have dustriallud houJing. markets have reduC'ed ulel. averaled a c 0 m p 0 u n d e d There is 1 greater utillution Buyer reluctance bec•use of growth rite of 2$ percent of !Ind throulh higher density C1.11Tent eco nom1c situations whidl wu predicted In projfds auch as tO"#Mouses Some qualified buyer1 do not January u the group's growth and •mall« loLs for tlfll!lt even believe mortia1e finlnc- rate for 19'10. As durinf the family detached unlU:. ltll ii 1vallable and a.s a rmilt 1966-1157 ti&f\t money period lnaolar u problems were are not lbopplng for new and housinc alump, IOmt council manben are again experiencing t"eOX'd sales and earnings up even more than 40 percent over the fint al.I months (){ last year. "We're: all working harder to make It this year, said one council member. "While our sales are holding up It has been a lot tougher achiev- ing ii than it has been in the past." But why are the Council of HOU!line Producer1 memben so different from others in the industry! "Advance pl1nning, an- ticipation ol pr o fit op. portunities and ma r k e t research havt bttrl most im· port. said a council spokes- man . "Most members made the decilion to change their marketing 1trategy and boua:· ing programs as much as 1 year ago.'' ''Cooncil memben aJ90 are structured '° they ere less affected by cyclical nuc• tu.11tions in the economy. They are well capitalized, have so phisUcated management, are operalinc In more than one g«igraphic an:I, and have lines of credit through proved n9Cal rttpar'tlibilily." home&. • houses whlclt.iradlllonally art -Qlilllfled boo!• bltyttl 1100 -not affoctwl fn d•pn•ffd are retlstlna hlfh interest housln& markets 1uch as the rates and have overlooked the lndualry Is faced with today. fact lh8t lncrtued annual We are d Ivers If i e d cotU of land, laboc and ceoa:raphlcally from California materials have e1.ceeded l)le lo P'rance and our-~t seltlng increased costs of flnancinr. houJtt art from under '20,000 Sttlltea by noo-buildl"I lo 12G,OOO. We looll for I trldts WiJon1 h1:~ arfected greate:r percentaae of units delivery of m a t 1 r I• I• • ' ~lo be on small• Jots wllb resultlng 1n .a production slow~ 'great.et density, such I! down. townhouset or ctu•ltr develop- The situation Is stable and menl.I. We anticipated the once again the large volyme downturn lut JUmmer and housing producer is proving !lhtfted all o( our housing pro- be ii beat able to cope with grams wkh an emphaall te down lrtndJ in the economy," lower priced house1." · aaid Eugene S. Rosenfeld, Wm. Lyon Devek>pment Co . president of publicly-held of Newport Beach has not Kaufman and Broad, who only diversified ltl programs posted a 40 percent gain for but entered two new markrt.s the first lix months ol this In Calitorni.a as well u year as compared to 1969. markets in Arizona, Cok>rado "We are telling lower-priced and Maryland. While southtm Followin& are ~ o( the C\ln'9\t trend• f'f:'Veaied by the 5Urvey: Council members h a v e directed !llhelter production 1t the Jow end ol the market and close to the uo,oo:i price range\ bec1uae thhe greatest demand for hou1ing ii In this area . 6th Unit An increasing emphasis hM been placed on rent.II apart. ment projects. The averaae size of an apartment unit or houie 11 New Models New Features Excellent selection of homesites New. Floorplans-up to 3,000 sq. ft. Join ua today for a view of our new un it ••• the aelectlon wlll never be better, or the ~-~-... ~· •, ,~:;.·' ..... , ... ... ;,•. ,,. ·::- ~ .. :f ~- pacific island villa~ prices lower. Refreshments today 1:00 to 5:00 . . -f ~ •. ·.· >. t >· • [!:;··· ~>. iS::: a::·: !!': •• 's: .. · ~;::: .. ·~~ • . • :..: •• ~-~i: Z· ~ ~ ~:~ -~·· ~ '-· ~· ..... o::~ •.: .. ,. •.. . ... Atop Smog -free Laguna Niguel Poeilic l•lond Villogo, otop Logu no Niguel, only on hour from Los Angel1!15, offers o Mediterreneen-li~e climate with superb views of the blue Pec ific spark!. ing below. C&lllomla 'hie be<n labl>od as ...-.f ""'"" """" markets In the country. the Lyon or11nluUon la: 1zcttdlng last year's sales ·of •Incl• family Homes ln hl1 market. "We have ezpanded In every direction and tailored opera- Uon1 for today's marll:eUng condltlOIU," laid W 1111 a m Lyon, JJl'<llldent of the flnn bearing his name and which is a tubsl.dlary of American Standard, "Multifamily hout:· In& Is our leader in total volume but we are em- phuiiln,a the low-end of the market for 1i111le..famlly houa· Ing. We also hope to lncreaae pro(it,t with joint-venture pro- grama, recreational l and development, mobile hom l parks and overall we plan to be ahead of Jut year in all of our market. ..... ·~·;,. On ly five minutes from the freewey sY'tem, out of the smoq, ebove the foq, Pacific lslend Vi lleqe is Tht South Shore's Finest Active Adu>t Community (No Permanent Residents und er 18) . '.All exterior me intenence is done for you ... there's plen ty of time to 1njoy the private club. And the homes (two bedrooms end two-bedrooms-end.den, two beths) ere compklete with ell bu ilt-ins, carpet end Live near the Ocean In Huntington Beach, where your famlly cen enjoy healthy, crisp, onshore breezes. AH Rancho la Cue1ta homes complement this fine environment, large, comfortable homes designed with flair and Imagination. : . ' ., . . . • drop•ri••·From $36,900 71/zo/o Financing Available • fell• Srta Ano·Son Di .. • fre~oy to Crown,,Yolley '•rkwcly, '"'" ritht to '•clfk lalen4 Drive, right to 111odel1. Ot toke Pocific Coort Hlthwoy t• Crown Ve11ey Porkwoy, left to 'oclfic hl•n4 Orlw, left to models. Phone 17141 496-1243 ( I Our &lxth unit features new models and homes1tes-and these ere Ayres built homes, i-='SAN'()IE:G0f'VW'=ll====-l reflecting the fin est of.quality homebuilding. Come out today and Inspect our new I SAN DIEGO FWY unit, you'll fin d a larg& end varied selecti on of new homes ••. just the right one to melt your family's requirements. ... (/) ~ ~ Rancho La Cu11tli al RanGho ha· Cuesta· Huntington ·Beach AYRES SINCE-1905 I ') _______ _ • New B~pnhlie Sets Grand Opening Fountalo V 1 11 e y New Ropubllc, lhe third youn1 adult apartment community to· b& daveloped in Or•ftle Coun- ty lhl1 year by Republic Home1, celebrates lls 11rsnd open1n.a Sunday. Moderately priceG "' f or recre1Uon minded single and young married tenants, lhe New Republic is localed at 17060 San Bruno Streel, jua:t south ol Warner Avenue and one block east ol Brooldlur1t Street. Now Open ind 4G percent occupied is the flnt ol three phases consisting of 132 multi- aized furnished a n d un- furnished apartments. A 172- uni.t second phase is scheduled k'"''~~ for completion within 30 days. The 168-unil third phase will be ready for occupancy early this· fall, ma ling the 472-unit complex the lar11est of its kind in Ora"le County. Its location near the in- tersecticwi of two of the city's major surface streets and a half mile from the San Diego Freeway give tenants swift access to major business and employment centers. I b<droomand--totwo --and • 11,,.ie bath &ttd , .. badrl>oml, two baths. _;no.,__Lwo .J>edrmm a hltb... units hive walk-In cloletl. Republic Homa, ... ol lhe Southland'• leadJlll bulldm ol lulW')' hornet for nearly . c decade. enlmd lhe •P<l'lm<DI lleld In J lllllU)' ol thll year wben lt opened its 122-unit Oarde~ Gl'ove New Republic at tll!J Magnoli• Su.et, ooe block aou~b ol Garden Grove Boulevard. In li'ebruary, the SU-Unit TuJtin Ntw Republlc al 15621 WlllJsma St., just nortb of McFadden Street, wu com- pleted. The Garden Grove complex cumntl~· enjoys ti percent occupancy. Occupancy at lbe TuJtkl facility ii nearing 70 percent. Alton Street Land Values Soar Quickly S.l>Hdoy. • ....... I. 1970 Major Builtkrs : ~ ~-· .. . ~ Setring Pattern _. -------,..- Bif bullda1 -with a Ulff -1 .......... :am ..iume ol "'" 110 mlIDon p<oducod f!.-,m ~JUd or mote annually -are '&till uJet. • :;!fl a rarity In this country, but Hit -• _,... thsy do .. loordinate ptt--ar-.t •J.F,aii:-.~ ta,ga ol ~the natJon'• ,,,.~ * homebulldilJI and lead in ..i. ~ lnl<rlltlnc ting the paltem>and inflUftlCe the-pm., 111~•-·!by on Uie ent1te .... u,n ... iDduslry. PtofeS.foMI B\dlda'~: ,,.•:: ..--.. -Of .u tllO -..So 11111 Prdessional Builder ~med, 21 percent :.tro. In Its annual report ott m •ina:IMamily barnel. ?"~ .of the aaUon'• I a r I e.s t _ 1,.1 percent ft~ bul1du1. wbOse total volume fn moMJe bameL ·· ~--~t up 'to th&' 14.rm of .. -t~.· percent .. ~ .... .,,523,313,t:m. · In muJU...famJJy tor ht;: '°""' This uctmive ___. llrivts · t ... ...,. • .,. UJvu mm. . , facts about ucb ol the large -10.4 percent wu 6:IDI buildtr's operatia.1 in this in mult).famlJy on contP.ct or country, such as location, speculaUon. ~~ Re c e n t 1 a n d 1 a 1 e 1 volume, the types of homes The states with :iesl disclosures in the South Coast he Lt> btiiJdilll and plans to number ol lianta: r • Village area o( Santa Ana in-build next year. Califomi8, T.t.us, o. d. I '"-I Accordi111rto lhe report .. the Florida. Indiana. lll ... !Cle uic and values sur-profile of the "average" bou!-York and Virgini.1, ht that rounding Allon Street have in-ing itant would read order. d: c.Teased by more than 'ro per· . tomethinl like th.ii : According to Jim · · , cent over the past two years, The average Jiant builder Editor of Profeuional according to Fred Dayan. did $33,957,423 worth of '"1'11e giant.I are blu~~ Dayin Is vice president and ~~.~l=Wd $9,69&.28t ~e:. ~=P~~n::~~U: general manager of Levilt and r r om co nventionally-b.Jilt firms contiooe to QpUd. Beach areas are only 10 minutes away. Directly across Warner Avenue is Mile Square Park with It!! 18-hole public golf rourse and club house. A new picolc area, lake and restaurant adjoin the golf WATER'S FINE AT FOUNTAIN VALLEY NEW REPUBLIC APARTMENTS Republlc is readying a fourth complex this fall. the Huntington Be a ch New · RepubUc, a 264--unit apartme'l'lt community which will in- corporate 111 the features of the Fountain Valley complex plus a recreation building and paved cobblestone entrance. The Huntington Beach com- plex wt!! bring the total number of Republic bullt apartment.s Jn the coonty to 1,11"2. Sons of California, t n c., si ngle family home. Over 90 percent of all fln'l'd builders of the new Alton In Ult tow.nae multi-family in this year's report ol 1• Street residential community. market completed $4,541,885 in Giant activities show :ln to- course. The most ambitious apart- ment project undertaken by Republic Homes since the opening of its Garden Grove and Tustin complexes earlier thls year, Fountain Valley New Republic features a large IWimming pool and jaami in each construction phase area: numeroos outdoor gas fired barbecues and concrete walkways circling through a rolling landscape of fulf grown pine and olive trees, shrub- bery and bushes. Attractively c 1 u 's t e r e d thtbugbout the area are eight to 24-unit Mediterranean styl- ed complexes with tiled rools, balconies for each second story apart.me.Ill and coocr~ patios for ground level units. "We've probably spent more for landsuping .than any other apartment butldeJ' 1n Orange-- County," said Republic Homes president Clarence Minnerly. "In conceiving the Fountain Valley New Republic, we wanted to giVe our primarily young adult tenants • place wit h as much privacy as possible. A place with a feel· ing of long estblished permanency." The accent for the interiors is on color, from burnt orange, golden and yellows for furnish- ed apartments in strictly Mediterranean motif. to cool greens in the unfurnished uNts. Of the latter, interior decorator Suzanne P e t e r s said: "I've tried to get away from any particular motif for those tenants so they can do Cuesta Top Site_ Selection Builder Don Ayres Jr. is known for selecting good loca- tions and building quality homes. A good example ol Ayres' choice is Rancho La Cuesta In Huntington Btach. He selected the site, 1.6 miles from Pacific Coast Highway and the ocean , because it was near freeways, shopping, schools, recreation and employment op- portunities. There is a model home com- plex located at Brooldturst Street and Atlanta Avenu r. The homes sell for $2.6,990 to $35,990 with good financing pl.ans offered. Aytt.s bas a free decnwr service wb.ich gives buyers an opportunity to consult a pro- f~ona1 interior decorator on colors, drapes and carpeting. He also offers a custom com- pleUan program which allows buyers to designate how their homes will be finished. These plan changes are done at the builders ~t as long as they do not requi re disturbing bear- ing walls. A new unit of homes is now Wider cooMructioo, pr~ vlding an excellent opportunity for prospective buyers to in· spect the quality material!! and building techniques which are Ayres' trade mark . Five furnished and decorated model homes are open every day of the week , according to sales manager Heinz Lueck, 2ND UNIT a great deal with a small amount o( money to ma ke their apartment attractive ." Every unit, furnished or un- furnished. features wall to wall shag carpeting with matching co\or accent wall. all electric kitchens with dishwasher (and refrigerator in lhe furnished units), air conditioning, d r a p e s and illuminated ttilings in the kitchen and dres.sing area. Units vary from one Republic H om e s has developed more than $200 million in new home building in Southern California since its founding in 1962. Projects include the original master plan for the 750 acre Mesa Verde Estates in Costa Mesa where Republic has built more lhan IXt luxury homes, plus other sizable develop- ments in Yorba Linda, Laguna Hills, Pc.rter Ranch, Friendly Hills, L.agtina Beach, Santa Ana, Palmdale and San Diego. $268,000 Loan Listed By Newport Brokerage units built on contract for for crease over the prevl~ year. The company i3 a subsidiary nd the " 7 ~ J I spec, a ano r ..,, t4 ,v;:iu n a ess than perfect "°°9mia: of Levi t l and Sons in units buUt for his own in-year, C percent told PB that Incorporated, the w or J d's vestment. Rental income ad· projected lf10 flgurit , will lragest homebuilder and a ded $1,192,17~. show another jump. • worldwide service of ITI. He produced $4.360,943 in ''Significantly, Professlqnal "For our first construction mobile home!!i, and modular· Builder's report this year irt-aectionaliied opuations ac-corporates a whole n e"' project in California, we crunted for $~ m I 111 o n dimension' ol fiants ...;.,.' the carefully rescarchm I and ($118.259 in singles. •10&.220 manufacturers cihouJUtt.The values in Orange County. We multis and $43,426 in non-res report renects a dynande aoct aimed at providing th'! best units). positive change taking place investment return ~ible for He built prefab (packaged) within the industry as~ our homeowners. The increase buildings, grossing f159,862 move I n t o mam.lfacturfnc in land value substantiates the from singles, U67.392 from operations and manufacturera forecasts of our extensive multls and $223,984 from noD-c.apitalile on developrnie'q( .- surveys." Dayan !aid. res structuro. portuniUes. The i!Jdul~ 11 Alton Street is located In He completed hi-rise multi-starting to think irl tenPs ol a prime residential develop.. family construction totaling "producing' whether ~in& ._ .. meo.t .~r~a. .. o.t. .. santa Ana. just _ $1135,495 • ..., -_ .--····· ..... -the .. -unila -are-built.-Oh..:'.stte . north of the San Diego He totaled $2,524,492 in non-or in a plant. - Jo,reeway and off Br I gt o l!}jiii .. iijjjjiiijjiiiijiiiijjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iijjf Sln!et. I' At Alton SU'fft, there are a total or five floor plans A mortgage loan for $258,000 Southern California for many ranging In price from $29,990 has been reeorded for the years. and in size from three to Cruttendens, an Orange Coun-Walter Sr. is vice president four bedrooms, with two to LAGUNA VIEW HOME FOR SALE OR LEASE ty srock brokerage family. on three baths and two and three of Wabloo & Company, Walltt a lw<Mltory office building at Jr. is -'.tent, and James car garages. 4600 Campus Drive, Newport r•......,,. Alton street ls in the heart Btach. is vice president of Cruttenden of the Segerstrom Family pla & Company f I --•· I UNFUllllllMID '625 Me. IKI ..... ler'fke The loan by Great-West Life The · or a comp e.mauary aem -fUIHl$MID sn1 M-w ..,. •11 36,515 -uare foot struc-ba nll r lit -~ Assurance Company was ar· ...., ur n commu Y o qua y ranged by Wallace Moir Com-ture is in the Irvine Industrial residential hou&lng. fine &hop-EVES. & WEEKENDS, 4f4..6363 pany, Beverly Hil b mortgage. ~Com:!~p~le~x~a~cr~oss~~Jh~e~s~u~· .. it~~ping~~f~ac=i=li=t~=·~·~•=nd=-=llgbt::::_::~j-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ banker, for Waller w. Crul-1-from Orance County Airport. dtl.9trfes. tenden, and his sons, Walter ·. -. .~ Jr. and James R, who have developed real estate 1 n COUNTRY ESTATES 3 ' 4 BtdtOOIM -2 Be1M -Wtl Ban -St9•,.lll Dining Rooms -Powder Rooms -FM!lt)' Room• -A.lriuftl• - Oterslz• 2 & 3 Car G•r•gn -81~ ex- citing Ftoorplanl -Ouatl ty Constrllciiofl by Buccol• Ho4MI • _.,._,,,_ TIM Ille...._,. J._.- te k.ll~LI Aw.,, llltfl Mlt .... ic.t.1111 ........... ... I• COUNTlfY [STAT[$ Mod•t Ho ..... 1, • Tllm • ..... lrllo • larvot """ ........... Of Sewtli.' Wholoftfltll You can do your own thing p1lnt, 0< sculpt orglYO her I ring. Tllele 111 w1ll1 111 'lound end o mountlfn view FROM $2£1.,'l-OO NEW SEVILLE MISSION VIEJO thit belong1 full to you. A NEW STATE OF HAPPINESS ASK ABOUT OUR TRADE PROGRAM • (714) 131°1412 Select Your Home Now-Mov ... ln In Time fer Scheel • .. If· DAILY '11.GT· Real Estate Questions and Comment By • RNltor R1nila8 McCarillt Lower Monthly Rental s ·May Not Be a Bargain . •, ·!Awer monthly rent a I 110-Called 1'd1>goodera .. h the nguris for the elderly or the 450 square foot apartment that poor are not neoessarily a ls 1uppoesdly ideal for an blrgain reports Allen L. elderly individual. Binick, pretident of t b e They rent for •tOO to $125 Orange Coonty Apartment per month and when the rental House Association. figure is dJvlded by the The myth which concerns number of square feet, it the spokesman for OCAHA 's figures out to 21 ce.nta to 2.UK> memben evolves around as high u 28 cents per equare the belief that tbe less one fooi~ck said that a noo-proflt pays each month for housing.,. church ,....111nization reoenUy the more one saves. In rulJty. -· -individuals on limited incomes tried to build )ow rent bouatna: who shop for bargainl are for the eld.,.ly in Anaheim. ll!"""Y ···•·g more for •bat Among thelr many requelb UClll t><"J•"' ... for variances wu one that thiy occupy stated Banlck. asked for apartment units 8anick said that the avera1e with 300 aquare feet of Uvtng two bedroom apartment In space. (Anaheim curnnUy has Oranae COunty rents for $150 a 750 square foot minimum). to l175 per month and .~ The apartments wue going 900 llqU&rt feet or living space. to rent for tM to $90 per nila means the apartment th 6'"-._ mon . resident ls paying 1 n cenl.lll M you can see, said Banick, to 19~ cent& per square foot. the eldttly were going to be Banick claims that today, paying 28 to lO cent.I a sq~are many non-profit c h u r ch foot. The minimum sil.ed orgahizations and developers apartment In Anaheim now going after federal funds are rents for $W to $135 per attemptlng to move into the mooth or 161n to 18 centl count)' with 1()-Called low rent per square foot. hou&lng. Traditionally he said Banick pointed oot thot t.be"·developer uks for and · private enterprise Includes in receives variances that permit their apartment complexes htm to construct apartment many amenities that are U · unlti . smaller than what the eluded from low r e n t building code calls for . apartmentl. He was referrin1 llanick stated here is where to alr«>nditioning, p o o l 1 , tbeM on limited incomes begin patios, recreation rooms and co: iaee., Popular among the facillties. . ' Fine .Q.uality PRINTING • Offset & Letterpress 642-4321 \ I • -€ountr.y Estates: ~oxe In fo~ $1 Oakwood Garden Apa · ents .•• the best of two worlds! " ' ! ' !:'"· -.1.,..·r:· ........ At Oakwood Garden.Apartments, · · ·• ·:;\:; youwillfindtheverybestof twopossibleworlds · ~ ,:; .; • .. gracious_apartmentliving~nd~y.ear-ro~nd resort. r:·s ····----...:::::~.::· fun, fine ne1ghbo~ and prestige !1vmg all m one luxurious ··-·• package. \ .:-:.., ..... : ...._ .~ .. ,. -....:: .... 1)·' intere~tingadulls who ~ will be your new neighbors. O,akwood has everything-a whole world of country club rec- reation and relaxation. It's an active healthy way of life with a million dollar clubhouse featuring health clubs, sau nas, billiards, indoor golf driving range, color TV theater, fireplace lounge, art stud io, conference suite, and an elegant party room. Out- doors, there are swimming pools, 105·degree whirlpool baths, tennis courts, volleyball and basketball court s. Add to this a resident tennis professional and a Clubhouse director who helps Top all of this with an outstanding resident management who cares for you personally, ~d that's Oakwood-your home and your cowtry club! you plan the activities you want. All thi s, and much, much more, are steps away from your luxury si ngle, one or two bedroo m apartment, each with carpeting. draperies, storage aplenty, balcon ies, patios and optional fireplaces. Rent~~ange from $1 50 to $335. and model s are open dail y from JO a.m. to9 p.m. Thi s is Oakwood-acres of lu sh landscaping. where you can enjoy quiet moments of relaxation or meet other active, CHAMPAGN E OPEN HOUSE Thi• Sunday ind nut Sund1y, 1 Piii to 7 pm OA1<WOOD GARDEN .APARTMEN TS Rlaort llvlng-fu1t for 1dult1. 1700 16th Street Newport Beach, Calif. 92660 (714) 642-8170 ' A projtct o! A & 8 De~lopm1111 Co. • • loo · .--.. .<ZS: • ..,,w • '.!! '.£ &!!fJ 3 22!!£0 i I!\ = • Ii I 4 ea;• z+so ·¥¥ii! Cl t ES I! t E f i E •• p_,.:;q; J.t f .; S•turdl)', AutU&t I. lf11) DAILY PILOT J7 Country Pl_aces Now Being Offered in-Southland • ~ I \ M•nager Vince Caterino has been named manaa:er of the Farrow Realty Company's Huntington Beach oUice. He is a native of New Jersey with 12 years' realty experience. '!hird Unit Of 'Ranch' Nearly Set The third unit of Pacesel· ter'& "the Ranch" in Orange C0'1ntY will be completed this month , reports Landon M. Ex· lej, Vice president and general manager of Pa c esetter Homes, Inc., marking the three-quarter point in devel~ ment of the new rural com- munity. Bordered by giant eucalyp. tU! trees, planted yeara ago as windbreab for young orange orchards, the latest 44-- horoe unit Is also adjacent ·to an eight-acre p a r k. Landscaped entryways plus the permanent t ree-1 in ed "paseos'' give the area a uniqueness unheard of In new bome developments . Prospe·cu ve bU}'ers m a y browse through the model i,.ome complex where there 21re five floor plans to select from . A variety of exteriors featuring earthy colors with stone, brick and natural wood ti:-im, plus heavy shake roofs, c9rJiplement the ranch setUng. Thete are a dozen homes left tO silect from in the second unit, each with special closeotlt values. By DOB0111EA M. BllOOU NEW_YDJIK (Ul'l) -Jolaoy of UJ dream ot a C<1Untry place of our own -just an acre or IO In the woodt, or load akHna: nearby. or a spot near the ocean: othl!r1 yearn for land -a couple of hundred acres, all theln. where lhey can enjoy nature without the competition of crowds which through the public facillUes these days. Some think ot country pro- erty in terms ol lnvuunent. But how does one 10 about finding such property particularly JJ recreational land of any kind btcomea more and more scarce? Where to look? How to find out what's for sale? What's a reasonable prict to pay! Can an lndlvldual still find a "bargain" property! For many who've achieved thtlt dream the answer w a a weekend after weekend, vaca- tion after vacation, of e1:- plorin1. searching, 1tudyin1. Three years 110 Arnold Mann, a young rt1l estate brocker, cor)Celved the idea of "brinelng the market to the people" via a land aucUon. In 1967 hia new firm, The Foreclo!ure Land B u r e • u , auctioned 2:.:1 properUea. In 1968, 420 propertle.ii were aold : in 1969. 776, and for 1970 more than 1.200 parcels are e1· peeled to go in right auctiona in a New York City hotel. TI>e firm has con~ntr1ted so far chiefly in uppu New York State, Maine and Ver. mont, with an occasional Con· nectleut or Florida parcel. Mann says the neJt step, however, is to go natlOltlt, starting with U>s Angeles in the fall (with properties in callfomia, Ore 1 on and Washington) and then lat.tr e1panding to Minneapolis~. Paul, C h t c a g o, Cleveland, Atlanta and Dallas. He noted that 11. $9G--1-week -dishwasher--·-·boutht a -parce.I for $300 at one 1uction ind, at the same sale, a cor- poration president bought 1,000 acres as a hunting preserve for his company's customers. One group of young pe<>ple even foond the spot for the commune they deslred . Fee Cuts 'Win Praise Dlstinctive Pacesetter features begin at the doorway to the one and two-story homes . Covered entryways lead to raised entries and WASHINGTON -LoulJ R. dramatic double doors which Barba, president ol tbe Na· <>pen to spacious living rooms tional Association of Home with d e a i g n e r fireplaces, Builders, has hailed the actJon cathedral ceilin1s. natural· of the Federal Nat Ion a I wood beams and custom..qu&ll· Mortgage AssoclaUon 1 n ty carpeting. reducing its servicing fees and All patio-view kitchens boast stock retenUon requirements. pass-through coonters. hand-''The t"-o moves have been stained ash cabinets and urged for 90me time by the decorator ceramic tile. Mister NAHB }Soard of Directors," bedro:om suites ha ve private Barba said. "FNMA, in laking dr~1ng areas and baths .. such action, is act t n a Family rooms are found in responsibly In the public ln· all of the homes and many tere!t to carry out the have oversl..z.ed t h r e e • c a r purposes for which It was cre-garages. The eventual 4 2 4. home ated. "twtn '' community. with an "We congratul1te the board equal number of homes by of FNMA and lls presl~nt, Pacesetter Homes. Jnc. and Oakley Hunter, on puttini Frank H. Ayres & Son , will these proposals into opet"•· moqmpass 11O.acre1 sur· tion.'' rounded by agricultural grovei FNMA rtdue«I the rate it and farmlands. pays mortage originators for The Ranch models art servicing a mortgage to 3/1" located at the Jeffrey Ro1d from 1/2% of the modtage, turnoff of the Santa Ana and at tht same Ume It re- Freeway, five minutes beyond duced from 1'3' to 7/10% of Its intersecUon with I he 1% the amount of stock mort· Newport Freeway. The three age brokers must purcha11t in and four bedroom homes by selling 1 morta1e to FNMA. P1cesetter are priced from It also gave permission to con. $21,'460 to $33,950. junction with such mortaaes. Balan~e Heating Baseboard Unit Pushed Although financing for new drafty. In either ca•, you homes Is extremely expemlve won't like It. this year, so expensive that One 'way to achieve true many people are discouraged comfort, advises the council, from buying, some mort1a1e money ls available. If you Is to install I hydronlc are one of the lucky people {modem hot water) baseboard wbo can get a mortca1e, heating 1yattm which literally make sure your new home aurrounda: t he house with la aactly whit you want. wirmth. With b a s e b o 1 rd Buytn·g a home is a very serloua step, probably the heaUng, aays the council , largest single purchase yoo drafts and cold cornera art will ever make. Each feature eliminated, and your houle ll ahould be judged on 111 own truly a40me. me.rill. Is the kitchen large -----------1 enou&h to eat in? Are there -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii sufficient cablntt.s? Is there • acetss to the kitchen without walkine through the llvtna room? 'Jbese are just a ftw oC the questlona you should ask before you buy 1 new born•. PUT WH IN YOUR POCXR Sd unwanted 1-> with a DAILY Pn.l>T Clualfled A4. PHONI 6'2·5671 One lmportlnt que&tion con· ceni1 the heatln& system which, acOOrdln, lo the Na- tion.I BeUtr HelUng-COolln& C6uncil. Is the moet eutntlal part..a(..the home 1¥lth re11rd to comlbrt. Unles. the heating aystem ls bilanctd, emltUng Ule corrtct amount of he1t In e1cb room, your house will~~~~~~~~~~~! be hot and stuffy or cold and ----------• "There wer. tome problema Involved." MJ.nn admtUed, "but the ""'' lw Oiled Joto the eommwllty very nicely." Propett!M auctioned ranp from too.foot plou to thoulands of aCttl -prlcet from u little at $&O to •too,000, but for the moil part the ran1e is suprlslnaly low. The lbtings for a receJll auction Mcluded 31 parctt. un- der tl,000 with the lowest •100 tor a ts.acre New Ytrk State on tmall ltrwn which nows patCel -kins frontase on · down from • mount.liD lake Black Creek, ll'oOltly wetlaodl, fo.,.Jna a CllCadlna w1ter11ll near St. Lawrenoe Rf var, ti· 1nd amalJ pool, 2-3 acu pond cellent duck bunUng. nere cabln with fireplace 1n ti:· were 87 parcel• rrom •1.000 oti proJM:rlY II' x 18 new to tl0,000, and 111 over •10,000 cabin with fireplace In ex· wllh the tops ror th 1 \ ceUent c911dltlon level to particular sale a '25.000 piece. mount1lnous terrain. mostly Thia, also In upper Nflw York wooded, 5 mi. to town Jnd State, was 1lsted~ "215 acres, shopiiln1." 1,000 ft. hard surface road Puuul of the ellht·pap frMlige over 3,000 ft. frontatti boolcJeU: 1ent out well ln ad. ~ vance ol each 1ucUon In- dicates that the properly .. descriptions are conservative. Mann sald the firm tries to present the propertie s honestly. "I! there Is a delapidated houae and 1 tumble-down barn, •e say ao. lf there are bf:autltul views, nice woods, a 1tream, ,. we mention them. If a property la landlocked, U there lJ only a jeep road, we po!nt thi• "-' oot. lf we lhlAI the proputy 11 1 a~_ lnvettment. wa say tblt, too." Asked bow the company can afford to 1eU what appear to be blraalns, Mann said his firm operaLH on the prln- clple of volumt. It doel not provide as much aervlce as an l.ndlvld1.11l broker would. It <>wns all the properUu tt offers. The ftrm employs ll1 fuJl .. tJme field repruent.1Uve1 .... purdlall lllnd ,,... - Ou lllat ha¥1 forte-1allll fat -w poymenll~ OUid' properta come from ba.nu. attomeys Ind pr'lvlt.t. elltltta. The finn liltl a ml.nlmum " •l*! price for f.ldl prop. ert)', below whldt Jt wiU not be tokf. Many parctl1 JO at or allahUy 1bove t bl 1 mlnwnum (blddlnJ 1oes up 1n S2S lncremmtl.) Other• are bid up sharply. You're only $28,995 away from Newport Beach. Harbor View Homes. Newporl's biggest values. 3, 4 and 5-bedrooms big. With design ideas all their own (bonus rooms, breezeways, beam ceilings .•. beautiful!). With a complete neigh- borhood of quiet streets, a school, a park and a family club. And with the whole fun-in-the-sun world of Newport Beach just down the road. The bay. The beaches. Fashion Island. UC Irvine. Prices start at $28,995. They can go to $38,995 for the Somerset (shown below). Come see how close you are to Newport Beach. I Take tht San Olqo or N1wport Fl'tlWl)'I to Mec:Arthur, then 10 ICM.Ith to Ford Road, •1970Don11dt.BronC.. HARBOR VIEW HOMES mmm@ • BRIN COMPANY Ari lnterna11oMl I'll* Oortll*I'/ • • • • • ' - ' ' '· • 1 ~ J 1 . ' ... J• OAJLY 1'1L0l Satutd;11, August 8, l'7G I I DAILY PILOT JI 11111 A'i ' ... .. ·~ m r ,I., I.)% "" !Ji ,z:.r ·~ ... f • ' . . n llAILY m~r S.IUMt, A\lgUll 8, 1970 'Meetings Along ·t~~ .O.-ange Coast·Area , . RICHEY fMN L. •lchn', 17, Cit JIMO Ftml'>Mlh u-C..l• Mtla. .,. .. et dMlh ......... t,o$1 ~ ~l'ltd Irr 1'1111lJlncl, Robert I.I I -~ Dlfl Mllll 'N•ll1 deutl'l1-r ICIYl 1!1 ti'._,.. --1 -~nta Mr i nd ,,.,,,,_ °""' 1(-1• •. ,Jdlwy, ~flll brothln: l!rNtl. •1111,...., Motll1 ... 1 Dllvld, •~· MollllfMI, 0.111-el, Mrli;· tle'f . c1n1orn111 •••· "'"· ..._.1 Llnlll9N". Az."dttn. loul'll Dt«ot1; f11Mr Mid "'°"'9r-l~l1w, Mr. Ind M~ llO'f ll:kllow, l.elwr• ~Id. '"vie. I f'M todtY, AU9Ult· &. fl"! /Mtllodllt O!urdlo C.11 MIA. DI'. HlltlnM' ornctirttm. l11JerfMl'IL P9<:lfle view ..,_Iii, P9'11 , w ... tclfft Nvlf· ru1rv, d1Ao;1on. ROBINSON Allte 8 . •obi-. 135 M.HllOll1, CC11t1 Mes.I. lurvl...., IJr d9\llflt.r, Mn. S.f9 F. Harry, C.11 MHe. W\<lul will to. It WI~ Y1ll9'¥', MIUWIHI. W•I· tllff Morlvoll'T. di ARBU<;l<LE a. SON Weslcllfl·~ m E. 1'1111 SL, Costa Meu ' ..... • BALTZ MORTVAJllE8 l'.orou dd Mot OR I-Nit Colla M.,. Ml MCI • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 119 BloldwllJ, Colla MOA LI Wal • McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY 1715 Lqun• Can)'Oll Rd. ·-15 • PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PAR([ Cemelory e MortUry • r....i.~1ew Drive Newport -· Callltrnla -• PEBlt FAMILY ClllAJl'IJAL FUNERAL ' ROME: '91tlleha"Aft. Weotmlula" lllSJlllS • SllO'""'-~•f:RD MORTU.lRY LqiU ..... 411'1111 Saa.-UMlfl ' . 'e BMITllB' MORTUARY 117.,... Ill. RlllllacM-- C:Dll.DBEN I.IKE "UNCLE LEN • ' ' '· SHOP EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 10 P.M. at DRUG STORiS. thz. "pHisoHex" Sds.ltrSkl1CfUI• tr-f'Ol'ms an anti· blcteri1I s!iit1d tbilt Jemai!IS big after rHMJ. 1111. l .88 Beauty Salo1 er. ..... 1 ••• For Beautiful Man- ageable Hair. • 1211. 59c Proteia 29 .,Mt .... Clear Gll or Creme Hair Groom. Y1nCN!c1 • "Edge" i "Denalan" Pretettl'' S•n1 ' ,--_:-DEHJURE CLEANSER "TD Cut YoMt&elf,' ·Clew false teet11 in five You ,.AJIOOS! Have To J11illt5 dout brushing. ~ la w. ... 77c 41Clese-Up". t OoTHPASn "Dial" ",,. aeres1I Dt1'1r111t "Woa't wilt Yltea fD11 """·" 1 It, Beauty Salo• HAIRSPUf fumufa used by 1JG- fes sio11a I bair Ol)lisls. For Vtbftest Teeth! fres~ estBrMll! l .!or. ~ • Tums on a ijAWAIJAN Tan! Lotion or Oil ll! 1.17 4!4 tz. sac 44c 8 "Dqi,ilf-do" Utz. . . •, :::~~G~~. 1as l 49 r . body... thr. • 111111111ew11u1 llils .... " -MENNEN Vitalis j!~!.~c .... '"" "" .u -!Jct ' • .ilaJI s···· ........ tzJ w;itout .,_ ma~ i""'"Y: -"' .,..., 1 29 83c ""' -... lloitlo~ o ~ o t'I e IC!Jlt • ,-• C1101s 1.11mier than 121L • 1CIZ. ~0 "" ~ 41r. Salt Water Fishing 100 . ~~~Toll!!~ Glass f~ Pghl utt wotrs 1 sl!<•~I 8.88 All SJ,.,, Fl1•ltr P1l1s Cll'ry At U1c11~ltl111I C11111111 11 1 Y11r PENGUIN Flat FISh .• ~'!,L~ ~ _,_ • -,;,.......... 1 Ill ,., _,.... l• Pacts If f2 tt«J , ::0.,:'.,:.11~ -~ Spaol Sillkl' et 1ttir1Clal. Nits ~ ''"'"' ,_ . .... ......... 3i1.00 ,, ., .. <Jr:;~,:; 3Jt • "PIANO" Tackle Box INQUIH ATTME PllOTO DIPT, r • • ··-- 32 GALlON Trash Container "Lock"""·'°"'· Up!· 3 98 'Neitfit. S~I a ~I· prriol. • Bath Sprayer SHAMPOO-llASWEa 5gc Fits all tacets. As.wried col· •• Nn Y11 Ct!• Fill Stni&'I u11 ·a.11 .. uc.11~· •It• 111Linemaker ly MAX IACTOI Cruny tytfiMr dkpensed from a finely tapered pert utile b~ l'tri• subtle ..... FORMULA ''409'' "Style" HAIR SPRAY' Ch111 from 3 formulas. 1 Ref.-19c 13 11. 2i88' 111.-a&a:aa .AD PllQS PllVAll: SnNJ.1111.111 tin .......... 'II(. llli DRUGSTORES ll'EM 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. -7 DAYS A WHK HIWrQIT IUCH HUNTINGTON IUCH AOAMS (<HD IAOOKHUlltST HUNTINGTON IUCH ES • l • • ="":::.&':::::"::..:· l:::;U<JU:::ll:..:9::..:· ~:..::'711.:_ ___ ~ D~!l Y PIUIT Z: I WE DON'T CARE WttERE YOU'VE BEEN · OR WHAT YOUiVE BEEN OFFERED -YOU'RE S.URE TO GO FOR ·OUR OFFER! DON::T SIGN .ANY ORDER WITH Aff.'V DEALER ON ANY . . • • • NEW ·CAR-UNTIL YOU HAVE·BEEN QUOnD DUNlONFORD PRICES: BRAND NEW.. 1970 GALAXIE 500 COUNTRY SEDAN STATION WAGON . Mellllm ...,...., ,,_, IMW9r •tffttlll, ~ t'"t disc 1wa11 ... tin •I-Intl wllffl, 4:1t CJD \ti, crvl-rrwoli<: tr ...... iW911, •Ir c....,lflea5"1, I~ llp sf'iNll (:elll!"N, AM rMi., lreett.ol '9<11 llllff-tial will\ _..,., dulr BR4ND NEW 1970 MUSTANG ·2'DOOR' HAR!>TOP· ,$2499 plus tax & license Hl'9Mieft, C911'1Mitnc:I 11'9VP, t1IJa• Miity 1nvp, •l«trk dtct, linkd 1Mou. ,...... till• wlftCIOw1. u'""" ........... tloff, 9'1hllrt ~ rM:ll, ,._ ..,. ~·· clellnt Mltl : .• ,·:o 5·2 ·~ DISCOUNT .. ,."' ... ..,,. s... .. 1941 llet•ll 250 C.1.0. engine, fuel evaporated · emission control system, whitewall tires. (OF01l135127) ----- Phone546-7076 • " SAVE HUNDREDS 6000MILE 1970 DEMONSTRATOR .~ SALE · All 1970 Demo••lrllton are removed from ••r· vice at approx. 6000 miles. These 1970 Portis have had their 6000 mlle check•up aad are ready · lorlmmedlateiellvery. All Models To Choose From Most Can FUUY EQUIPPED • T·Birds • Tori•as •Mustangs • G.alaxies •Ford LTD's '65 MERCURY WAGON '67 IMPALA VI, •11tom•tic tr•Mmittion, •ir condifionint, pow•t 1t•eri119, r•dio, he•ter, NOD 106. '63 MERCURY Coup•. VI, e11tom•tic: fr•111rni11io11, pow•r 1teet• i119, r•die, h••ter, b11clc•t 1eeh, '' is tp•ci•I, GKC .... '66 MERCURY "4·door •ed111. 6 cyl., •11tem1tic tr•n1rni1tion, ro1dio, h1•f1r, Uc. ltUI 060, 2 cir., v.1, •11to, tr ..... , pow•r 1f••rin9, r•dio, h •• ,. ''• .,..hit•w•ll tir••· l ie. TYC 606. '64 PLYMOUTH 4 door Sedo111. VI, •11fom•fic fr•n•., pow1r 1l••ti119, r•clio, h1•fer, JMM 29) • '66 MUSTANG Cp• .. 6 cyl, Stick •h ift, r•dio, h1•t1r, SKM 7)7, BRAND NEW 1970 TRU·CK & 'CAMPER 8 ft cob-over, sleeps (6), 2 burner stove. wo1er tank, SO lb. ice box.. screen door, fuU inslAation, , queen sit• bed. Truck has heavy duty springs & tires. guoges, lan,Je mirrors. (52969} '67 CUSTOM 500 v.1. •11to. tro1n1 ., f•clory .;, cortditionin9, ,.... ..... , •+-•ring, r•dio, h1•t1r, whit1w•ll tir1i. lie 4501ASJ. '63 CHEVY Impala 4 dr, HT. v.1, •11to. tr•n1., pwr '''''• r1cllo, h•1t•r, w/w tir1t. lie. KIN 726. :~.~,.~~,~~-~~~"''~ ,; ............. $2 7 99 i119, r•dio, h1•f1r, vinyl roof, ZLU 712. '65 CHEVY II "4 door. 6 cyl. A11tom1tic fr•111., r1dio, h1•t.r, REI ,65. '66 FORD VI, olrfrt:l'f!l1tic ·fr•Mmi11iott, 1ir c0Mlitlonln9, ,._, , .. ,,;119, rMio, hukr, TfC 111. '66 DOPGE Dart Wgn. 6 cv.l., 1vtofl'l•fi• tr•nnni11ie11, r1clio, h••f1r, t;,, SUU JOO. '67 LTD Cpe, V-1, •11to. tr•tt1,, f1ctorv ,;, conclitionl"9· 'OWet' 1tewi119, r11Uo, wltit-ell tiret, Yi1yl roof, wit ... c..,..n. Uc. TSH 711, :'68 DODGE VAN Stic• thift, r•dio, 11 It lf"tl•I. # l,15191 '63 FORD FlOO 6-cyl., tfic\ thift. Lie, 11010. '65 FORD F600 Stake l ie. No. 145JIF. '68 International Jeep lt1dio. "4 wh11l·oilriv•, lie. XDC 194. 168 CORTINA '2 cir., •ulo, lr•n1., r•clio. l ie. XEZ 120. '67 MUST AN'G 2&2 V.f , 4 . •jMed, pow1r 1te1ri119, r•dio,. ~· lie. TRl:t 494. '68 DODGE DART 2 dr. h1rdtop, v.1, •11!0, tr•n•., f•cfory 1ir concli· tio11i11t, pow1r 1f11ring, r•clio, lte•t1r, whit1w•ll tlre1, tlnted gl•11 b11clcet 11•h. l ie. ZZS SJ/, WE BELIEVE OUR·DOWN PAYMENT AND TERMS ARE THE BEST AVAILABLE. IF YOU CAN DO BElTER.: .SHOyt US! • - -1 I l!"~~!"""--------------------'!"''!""~--"""-"l""-"1"",..,. ....................................................... __ _,.,.........,,..,.., ~ . ....-,...., ..... ~---,-.,_ .. _,,,_ ~--·--~ I • DAILY PILOT l>ICClJACY TUMILIWEEDS HILPE&ARt:! VER AIJUUCTIN' ME A6AINS'T MY WILLJ ... t'O VOU REALIZE THAT'S KIOMAPPIN&?! JUDGE PARKER PLAIN JANE TH.t.N ICS, !UT I M"-YE TO &E If.I CO!J RT EA,LY., A!l'EV! I 'O ·geT· TEil' 6fT MOME ! ~ GAARRRR! l'M ONlYCARRVIN6 VOU OVER 10 TH~ JUSTl(E OF THE Pl:AC!:! P'\t>U REALIZE THE Pl!NAL.TY IS J..IFE IMPRISONM!!NT?I 11 r:11"z:z:z.z. By Tom K. Ryan By Harold Le Doul' . NOW TMA.T WAS I GET ~LOf'PY SEN- TME NICEST TM IWG Tl MENTAL WH EM I'M VOi.i've EVElt TiltEP, MISS SPEWCEli:! SA.ID TO ME, TOMC>ili:OW MORNING Si\M P~IVElt ~ / I'LL &E S.OlrR'r' r .WOVE 511CH A. ltEMA.'IUC: By Frank Baginski U'L ABNER SALLY BANANAS GORDO MOON MULLINS ANIMAL CRACKERS CHOMP CHOMP CHOMP CHOMP CHOMP CHOMP CHOMP CHOMP CHOMP CHOM P CHOMP CMOMP ,; ;/OW so, PH 1J.DSOPJ.11C ~IOOf CHOMP ~I CHOMP ~ r::::;J Cl-lOMP ~ By Al Capp By Charles Barsotti By Gus Arriola By Ferd Johnson ~_, oH .. , W,ATGllED 'TH EM FEED1THE POLAI' BE',o\l'S ... By Roger Bollen 0 0 0 • • I DAIL y CROSSWORD ••• by R A. POWER J PERKINS By John Miles ~~,,..==~·~~~-~'d.l~.~~~~~.~ .. ~-~;:~~~~~~~::j ACROSS l Prrtlpit1tr· nrss ti Ore lintd 11 Macaw 14 US city 15 F1 s1's comp1nlon l" Motorist's pu1ch1st 17 Storms 18 Orcrt1st 20 Shows hospll1lity 22 Skin d i5tl5t 23 8rrton °' Cod 1 2S Tran1rr1s lo a buyt r 21 Formtr boxing th amp f29 S1IL1l1tion ,30 lnd lc a!lons ol impending fyi1 3Z Ut1surlng instrument )4 Thickness 3• Bt t lfretual 42 l1all1n province 43 Wrenched 4J "· -Is I' Born": 2 words •• Kind ol domicile 4t Season In Nor1111ndy 1 50 St1t lon ~ ~ Pltnlpo· tentl1ry J 55 Amtr ic1n: Comb. form 5& Ente rtaintr 58 Polar -·-·: 2 words &O Facts ol uniqut significanc e fi) Got up fifi Beloft fi7 Head tOVtfl'"J b8 PunctualiO!l mark &41 Min's nlckoame 70 Catch 71With 110 letup: 2 words DOWN l Firm an im al 2 J1p1ne~e WO!lllR driver 3 Ex portof Chil e 4 "Ovtr ---" 5 AlltYl ale Ii 8ttllt 7 linter Olyinplcs Yehltle e Long flutly scar! , Superlalivt sulllx 10 Think 11 Rocket stage 12 Andes or Rocklts ' lJ Flower 41 R1wbo ntd 19 Mtdic.al •4 Soothsayer Adv iso1y (7 Stl in a Board : certain Abbr. spot 21 Trtt 48 Hurticillnt 23 Military center 1nst1lla\ions' 50 News 2• Caus t to publlcatlon tum aside 51 Earth~ 2h Secular !l'lf\al\!c 27 Htad up oridt tht bil l S2 Horst JO Distinguish· 53 Weight ing qU1 lity unit 31 Btsmirch 55 Tom --·: 31 Little -lllti• Can. 35 Bild --Optn cham' Jti Indian family 57 Bur11l1rizt s sym bol: s• Unplta11nt: 2 word s Pttfir )7 Ont rela1td •l Human to !ht be ings mtthtr'~ ti2 Period s1dt ol limt )8 Ltss &4 Flll'llty common mtmbtr 40 Conctrnin9: &5 The last 1 words part MISS PEACH ---- ......... ... -~-®.~ .. "" , ,u,, .. STEVE ROPER I WON'T TrtV T'jNOW ¥0'.J ABOUT "THIS LIPSTICK KASEY / PEANUTS , p ·-·-·''"·"'" ' I THPl'5 NOTHINI' I CAN 00 A.OUT IT ... 11•1'1// I I •' 11 I I ~" :::: _<iii) ""-~-I~ r. , • :.· ·:: :·Vf.r"-Y:-----_: __ ... _____ ,..___ 'c~b ,_. __ -----_ ..... ___ ..,, -~~~.· By Men 8·1 By Saunders and Overgard BELIEVE ME, I SET MER STllAl6HT JllD. IN TREOCl'!CE Mil/IE 9£~ {AIM. RIGHT AWAY, MO~EY.' 51T5 S~R!JIG AT AT A' 5'/P OF PAP£R - . TOLD HER I AN' VOU'O BE M.ARRllP, CCME A, WEEK ,!:ROM FR'IOAY.1 : ........ ·:') ~~ ly Charles M. Schub -"" THI )11.ANGI WOllO MR.MUM DENNIS THE MENACE 'llow (f)llf. IM /.J..WAY5 GLAOO€R 10 SEE. 'IOU 111.\11 'lOl.I AllE 10 SEil' ME?• • .,, ·~;.. DAILY PILOT HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES . FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSESFORSALEH ~~O~US~E~S~F~O~R~S~A~L~E-l~H~O~U~S~E~S~F~O~R~SA~L~Ec....:H~OU:.::;:S~E~S~F~O~R~SA:..:;::LE:__I l:Gjjoiiniiioiir •iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~DDDi;i;;G~"'iiiii'~'o~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~l ~000~ Gener a I 1000 Gener1I 1000 G1n1ra1 ____ ..;l:,:DDD;:; General 1000 General lOIO I' VIEW NEWPORT *TAKE YOUR CHOICE* BEACH BEAUTY with 61/4 °/o Loan Extra sharp 2 yr 11.r old hOmf' \\'ilh J bedJ"OOffiS Ii.replace, bltins & a greai. kitchen. O"•ner• havr in· cN!ased the Jiving area by adding a lovely covrred & scrcf'ncd pal.lo. $189 pays a.11. $29,900. ONLY 6_600 FT. to the Beach and you'll also grt 4 .Bed- rms, 2 baths. formal din .. v.•/\V carpets, drps and n1uch more! Take over this hl9h balance 6l/4 °/o VA. '°°" 11ow!! JETTY & OCEAN A Cameo •bove Big Corona beach. Cool & breezy, OJrv. ed lirep!a~. Family room. Breakfast nook. Nice bed· rooms. Beautifully landsca· ped. Your own ligs, lemons I: flowers. HurTy S.. call Gt&000.1. FOREST l OLSON ·-. GOLDEN WEST ESTATE POpUlar 4 bedroom, ..1 bath Monterey Model with cus- tom carpets and drall@s, push button, kitchen. FOR- 1'1AL dining room, SEP· ARATE family room and SECLUDED master sui1e. As.5ume subject to 6""°% govemmen1 loan. $37,900 FULL PRICE. *OPEN HOUSE * Sat & Sun I to 5 S•nt1 Ana Heights 20102 ORCHID * ONLY $%5,DDD * Good value l br, 2 ba, J.ge living + din rm. bltrui dish. v.•a.sher. service Porch,' over. 11izcd gar. Considrr 1'TIA or VA . 3 BEDROOM VACANT FIXER UPPER $20,BSO DOYER SHORES Model Home 1430 Galaxy Dr. Ivan Wells model hOme now available fot Immediate oc. cupanry. 4 Bedrooms 3 baths, J car &tlf'Bge. \·ou may have your garden in- doors in the lip&ciou8 Ttav· ertine m11rblt" atrium v.ith * * * * * * * TAYLOR * WATERFRONT · $15,DDD * 81' on channel with pier and dock. 3 ·bdrm., 2 stry. Beam ceiling. Owner will carry 1st T.D. at low int. rate to qualified buyer. Hurry for this one! Call to see. DEL IGHTFULLY DIF FERENT ~ co:Ts ~WALLACE . REALTORS Ju.~I listed-so be quick FUii price $34,500 9552 Hamilton Ave. Huntington Beech 962-4454 General 1000 General lDDD Inc. Realtors !!ARBOR N, OF \VIL.SON SHARP! Ba,)1:rest 4 bedroom home with family room &: separ.. ate dining room. Only $<13,- Walker & Lee Realtors 7682 Edinaer 842-4455 540-5140 Lachenmyer Realtor 1B60 Newport Blvd., C.M. ALL 646-3928 or 545-3483 Open E v•nlngs Save some: dou&:h on this house. Anybody can buy it for about $1Cl0 down plus clOSlflK costs. Seller Is ,x. tremely anxiOus. He's been transfe!Ted out-Of-state. It's !or.atM in Costa 1'1~sa in a nice residential traC't , bu! lt nt'oeds paint and clean up, If you hurry, you'll make your. t;elf one of a buy. Call FARROW RE ALTY. -· -Farr""' W- 91XljERRY FREUD CUTE & NEAT A SCARCE ITEM 2629 HARBOR BLVD. soaring 14' high ekyli~ht or Dover Shores. Brand new 4 bdrm., den & outdool·s lhru th.t> slidini; garden room with wet bar. Dramatic 2 story glass walls of a spacious I' living room with balcony. Formal dining living nn with Panoramic room. King-size master bdrm suite with ca- View. Expertly carpeted, thedral ceiling. 3 car garage. $108,000 draped and decorated. Con1· 410 Morning Star Lane Open Sal.Sun 1-5 :30 pletely landscaped. $106,<m. Open da lly ID to S SMART! ROOMY ! OI STJNCTJVE I 1--------'-"' DUPLE X Close lo ocean. :..arge 3 Br. 2 baths; frplcs., dishwll.!ih- ers. $54,500. ~ :.E~H BARG~~ e CHAS. ARNOLD A v•ry atb'a,tive 2 bodrm Charming 3 bdnn. 2 bath OPEN EVES Tl LL 1:30 · me at YH=uay's E-Side home. Hardwood Ivan Wells & Sons prior! Only $25,500 • terms. 3811 E. 17th St.~ c.M. fl k. ho1ne in quiet Irvine Tcr-1--------- Steps to ocean, club & ten· ~7755 rs, h~ l~chen, alley ac. race. $39,950. CUSTOM SPANISH Roy J. Werd Co. George Will iamson Realtor nis l !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-1 cess. m or boat or trlr OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 Adobt>, elegant 3 BR. 21hi CAYWOOD REALTY DAILY PILOT DIME - A ~::~~-26:~?."1y:i:': 1537 Santanelle Terr. ba, lonnal dining rm, chel'e EXCLUSIVE AG EN TS 1430 Galaxy Drive ~1550 (Open Dailyl 673-4350 645-1564 eves. 6306 W. Coagt Hwy., NB -lJNES CO&t YOU tu.st pen-Heritage Realtors. CLAUDE SHIFFER kil, study + fam rm on appx e 548-1290 e nles a day. "!!!!'!~!!'!!!'!~~!!'!~~R~E~A~L~T~O~R~=~6~7S-~D4~7~3j 1~ acre in Santa Ana Cyn, -;;: llol'8e!IJ OK. General 1000 General 1000 General 1000General 1000General 1000 MAIN REAL TY REAL TOR S 54S-8977 I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...,...,...,;;;;;;~ THE REAL ESTATERS WHAT'S YOUR REASON For not buying a home NOW? Think the price of ExistinCJ homes will go down? . Fo rgot it! The l•w of supply and deman d will never be repeolod , particularl y in-· sofar as existing homes are co ncerned. Fewer homes are being bu ilt today be- cause of th e inc reased cost of buildirlg, yet the number of families in the home- buying market is rapidly increasing. As the World War II "babies" continue tO ma rry and ·have families of their own, the d emand for homes will multiply. The present supply of established homes available to you wiM dimish quicker than you might expect. RANDAU. R. h!C CARDl...E "'"..,..,' of T1't 11. .. 1 E1l1lt0! • cllilefe rH I .,.,, IMINCIOI' '"" - lurer: 1lllNN' "' 1119 -"11. .. I b t1NI Tr1llllnt1 Ill Cl!lfotrlllo C.l..,..MI 1 llHI E1!1t• cotvnwilol for ll'le 0.Uy ~lllt; 111\t .. rlKIDI" el U.11£TI l'nl "Ml6MI ti 1t1e NIWPO'I Hlf• ilor-COl!I MHI ... ~ ti 1111 ~'11. NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO BlJY! *OCEAN VIEW * NEWPORT HTS. * LESS THAN RENT Lovely 3 bedroom fa mily llome-basemcnt rumpus room with large fireplace. Pay- ments of awrox. $268. per month include taxes and insurance -$39,900 •• $5.000. do\Vrt. hurl')'! 646-7171. COLLEGE PARK AREA SHARPIE Fresh ne1v paint and top gTade wall to wall carpet inside, concrete drive And well kept landscape outside. An outstand· Ing 3 bCdroom family room home vacant and ready for your family today. Just re- duced to S27 ,900. Call 673-8550 $23,300 ASSUMAB LE Yl'!s, assumt' this 8"',, FHA Loan on a Beau- titul 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath home. All ne'v carpets & drapes. Excellent cabinetry in kitchen \vith built-ins. Sec Today! Call 546-2313 STORYBOOK HO:'~ PLUS INCOM E Rustic charm would hr the: understate- ment of the year for t his extraordinary one-of-a-kind 2 bedroom 2 bath home plus a handy dandy lncomc unit out back. Loverly for only $49,500. Call 673-8550 EASTSIDE FAMILY HOME 3 &droom~ 2 baths, dandy dt>n, kitchen with bullt-irui incl. dl11hwashrr -Plus a bii; 2 car garage and separate \\"Orkshop. $25,500 -Phone 646-7171 A TOUCH OF SPAIN A Spanish navol"{'d villa on beautiful Cliff Or. 3 Bedroom.!! family room, large living room "''ilh rireplacr. A sparkling new look throughout -$49,900 -Call 646-7171 THE ULTIMATE FAMILY HOME 4 Beautiful bedrooms. 3% luxury baths, l2'xl2' Breakfast room, l6'x20' family room -Sparkling heated pool -a complete lanai and bomb shelter ~ and fruit trees galorP -all for only $68,500 -Phone 646·7171 to lrupect. COUNTRY CLUB VIEW A permanent view from this rustic home, facing beautiful Santa Ana Country Club. l.Arge 76 x 120, R-2 lot for later expan- sion. 1500 square foot home with double car garage. It"s a buy at $24,500. Call Now! 546-2313 FHA -VA -$2S ,9SO A large, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, double car garage home, near beautiful COIJ..EGE PARK. All buil t -in appliances. Built-in flrl" alann I: intercom system . Block walled yard. large aluminum covered patio. It's Sharp! Call Now! 546-2313 JUST A PI TCH ANO PUTT From Irvine golf club. Tucked a'vay In de· sirabll" lrvine Tt!rrace. Onl y a few short blocks to Fashion Island 11hopplng center. Vacant two bedroom A dt'n doll housP. In move in condition. Only $40,950. Call 673-8550. Income Units 2-2 bedroom duplexes. Kitchens with builtin Pnclosed ge.rages and fenced yarcis--;29,950 each. 64&-7171 4 • PLEX Excellent unil.J 5 yrs. old. New carpel -B/I electric af pl lances. 3 bedrooms- 2 bd~t o town owner will trade -$59,SOO.:-Phone 646-7171 CORONA OEL MAR DUPLEX Both units are specious 3 bedroom11 v.:ith 2'rii baths LOCATED on one or Corona d~I Mar's nicest tree lined streets. Phone 673-8550 MANY , MANY MORE SPAN ISH CASTLE + POOL J ust listed. Thi11 lovely near new home. 4 lge. bdrms + !am. rm. + formal dining. 3-car garage. Ya.rd fiepe.rate from pool arl."a .. ldeal for small fry • Park & schools close by. Just $69,950 -To lnSP<'C'l phone 646-7171 BEAUTIFUL LIOO ISLE 4 Bedroom home \\'ilh an l"Xl.ra large fa m- ily room, separate dining area and lushly landscaped garden ••• alJ on a 45 loot. street-to-street lot. Shown anytlmr. $64,500 full price. Stt Today! Phone 646-7171 A BUNCH OF BEDROOMS FOR THE B-l·G FAMILY 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, ramlly room and 11. charming secluded p11tio -ONE BLOCK TO OCEAN. Only $48,:>00. Call qulck 673-8050 VIEW OF MOUNTAINS & WATER Front Harbor VIE'\\' Hills. A nC'er new 4 Bedrooms 2111 BAnt LUSK HOME. FirE"· places in family room and livi ng room. tlnted glass, "''a.lnut cabinet.A and red brick patio. Only $57.500. Call 673-8550 MESA OEL MAR 3 bedroom. 2 bath, large brick flreplaC(?, Gas built-im, Shingle: roor, Double car garage. Wt11lk to all sch:xib: and l&rie park. f1!A or VA terms. cau 546·2313. $27,500. NEWPORT LEASE OPTION th\11 luxurious 3 bedroom, 3 bath, doublt fireplace home in Newport Beach. 2000 square feet. All built-In Kitchen, newly painted easy maintenance on yard. f\lust see to appreclalt $.17,950. 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS SALES 4 Conven ient Locations Near Y-ou Real Estate PEOPLE NEWPORT BEACH COSTA MES A . Investments LIAIH MOii I 700 N""porl Blvd. 2790 Ho.Joor 81.d. ON E SALESMAN ,,._,_ .. ,_It"" Tnllllnf 6-16-7171 546-2) ll NEEDED I.AI M MOU -t't,. C-1111"'" '°~ • Ou• I••' ltftl• 1~.,,1.,,,nl Sllfl llTTll CORONA DEL MAR INVESTMENTS 0,,1, ~ttth •nt ift•••'"''"* ,,..., Hits M!tll-))2 M1r9uvit• 2714 Hon.. Blvd •• s,ito 20 I t tltlll'lt ft •it!. 1incttily l JOI INTUYllW ... ,. Coll RAN DY M<C ARDL E 673-1550 Co.ti Mew 546-2116 * hr IBltl'fit w •tit l•lldy Mc· c.,.1., , ••. u,.. 21•0 546-231 6 . H1r\..-11..1,. Suil1 2DI . EXPERIENCE ELIMINATES EXPERIMENT General 1000 Gener •I .....--Coldwell,Banker OFFERS: ~ BAYFRONT-VIA LIDO SOUD TOP LOCATION Harmonious blending of charm & utility are combined in this 2 bdrm. 2 bath hdme. Completely remodeled. Co uld be enlarged. Pier with slip for large boat. $147 ,500 Kathryn Raulston EMERALD BAY Superb view -beautiful. c ustom home. 3800 Sq. ft. -4 or 5 bedrooms, 4'h baths, rec. nn. Many extras. Jacuzzi, fire-alarm system, self<ln. oven. Two years old. $140,000 Carol Tatum NEWPORT HEIGHTS VIEW Can you imagine formal dining with a full panoramic view of the bay, Lido & Cata- lina for your enjoyment? See this 4 BR. now! Asking $98,SOO W. G. Comstock FABULOUS PATIO AJso serves as entry courtyard thru double doors in Dover Shores 4 BR., 4 Ba .. room home. Great views. $97,000 Al Fink BEAT HIGH INTEREST Rates by assuming the 5¥.i % insur. loan on thi s jmmaculate exec. home. Lar.e:e fam. rm. + tiv. rm .• great for entertain- ing. Fee land. $65.000 M. C. Buie WANT A GOOD BUY 777 l-farbor View Hills/Broadmoor home offer- ed below market value -sharp 4 BR. - near pool -Mt. view -owner is moving & must sell -good value at $64.500. Bud Au stin CORONA DEL MAR-VIEW 4 BR .. 21h Ba. Lusk home. Swim & dive all year in 18x36' pool. enclosed in a dramatic courtyard. Home almost new. Let us show you this! $61.500 ELEGANT SPANISH-5 BR. Owner says "SELL"! Distinctive split- Jevel new -home. Mexican tile entry, huge family room w /2nd fireplace. For1nal din· ing. P rof. decor. Walled garden. Priced to sell at 156.900 Belle Partch SUNDAY 2 • 6 P.M. WESTCLIFF -OPEN HOUSE 1310 ESTELLE LANE. Terrific 4 BR .. ram. rm . home in Harbor Hi-Mariners School District. Immediate occupancy. Owner moved. $49,950 Cathryn Tennille BAYSHORES PRIVACY Bay beaches & boat facilities avail. to lucky Bayshore home owners. Secluded 2 + den + dining rm . home -lovely decor -move-in condition. Large patio. Beaut. planted. $49,500 Mrs. Harvey ONE MORE CHANCE To get settled near MARINERS School. Jdeal for young family. with 3 BR .. 2 Baths. · Asking 144.950 Harry Frederick OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1 • 5 858 SANDCASTLE. Harbor View Hills. Come en.loy the beautilul view & pool In this 4 bedroom. 3 bath Lusk home. Sepa- rate family rm. Lge. kitchen w/brklst. area. Mary Lo u Marion 133-0700 644-2430 And just reduced! New price on this 4 bdrm .• 3 ba., Westcliff home makes it a must see! Pool sized rear yard. $49,950 1!12 Nottingham Open Sa~Sun 1-5 :00 A BIT OF HAWAII In Co rona del Mar! Enchanting gardens and view of the bay & OCean. A house to remem- ber. Enjoy this spacious 4 bdrm home w I formal D.R. & family rm. All the ingredients for a happy home life. $79,500 2716 \Vindover Open Sun. 1-5:30 LINDA ISLE • $225,DDD Mile long water view ! Fabulous custom built 2 story Colonial with 3 lge bedrooms. re- creation rm & formal dining. Pier & slip. A real beauty. To see call 644-4910. AN EXCITING HOME With a dramatic flair! Tired of the usual? See this custom 3 bdrm home near ocean in CORONA DEL MAR .... rchitect designed & bit 2 years ago. Teakwood, glass & sky! $79,500 228 Goldenrod Open Sat-Sun 1-5 :30 CHARM PERSONIFIED -$43,95ll Spacious courtyard. 3 Yrs new. All modern extras in this Spanish motif. "Built-in" com- fort. Come see & be captivated. 2039 lrvine Ave. Open Sat-Sun 1-5:00 MINI-MANSION · $41,950 Maxi lot! Room for boat, trailer & camper. 'l'bis 3 bdrm., fam room Newport Heights home really offers space in and out. Call us to see this comfortable borne. IRVINE TERRACE . $40,DDD A rare find in this exclusive area. Lar~e 3 bdrm. & 2 bath home w/near new carpetmg: Sliding doors open to lovely rear patio. 1515 Bonnie Doone Open Sat.Sun 1-5:30 IRVINE TERRACE -$17,500 Tremendous View! Watch the boatin~ ac· tivi~y ~rom most rooms of this beauti!uUy mamta1ned 3 bdrm & fam rm home. An in· viting front patio with rare planting around lovely H&F pool. Call us today to see. ' MOST DESIRABLE ARl!A Popular Harbor View home with 4 bdrms. & family rm. Pool size yard, fine decor &: Corona del Mar Hi School. $53,500. WATERFRONT DUPLEX Let us show you this custom bit quality home with 3 bdrms plus 3 bdrm. inc. urut. Dramatic features thruout. Wonderful view. NEWPORT BEACH DUPLEX On water at end of canal. 1 Blk to mkt & City Hall. I Bdrm & bath each unit. Good rental area. By appt. $41,000 LINDA ISLE LOT Build YOUR home on choice waterfront site. prime location. Leasehold. $75,000. ''Our 25th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton 2111 San Joaquin Hiiis Road NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 * * * * * * 1DDD I =;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1DDD;;;: j General I• Glng1r Bread Home ~LEGE REALTY Stop ''Buy'' This WMkend Open SAT/SUN from 1:00 3065 Country Club Dr. Ouutanding custom home along 15th fairway ol J\fe111. Verde Country Club, 4 big bedrooms + family. dining It. &ame room11, private put. Ong green -see ii! 30'4 Tyler Way Sharp "Park Mesa" home corner of AU!lln. Boat gate, block fence, brick patio, etc. Flexible lenM. 3160 Country Club Dr. Mesa Verde -~xtra large pool size: lot. Detached gar- age with extra slab tor ad· dltlonal room. 40' Lanai + J and dlnlne and bre&ktut Mesa Verde Special. J extra large bedrooma new carpel!, freshly pejnltd, covered patio, profeM!onal landscaping. Dream kitchen, 2 large baths. $27,750 full priC'e. nlA·VA ternui cail FARROW REALTY. s46.aao 2629 HARBOR BLVD. OPEN EVES TILL 1:30 NO OOWN VA LOW DOWN rnA • Roomy Three Bdnn. with B/N kite. lln!place and dlnin& area, Dewly carpeted living Rm and hall. Dbl. Garage -Extra q , fe.na!d yd • Uppe.r Bay locaUon. wm sell at FHA-VA appralsal -ACT NOW!! M. M. LA BORDF., RLTR. ~ E~1 : 5U..J2I» MAKE OFFER 4 Bdrm. 3 Ba. &: POOL DUPLEX 2-28dnn., Eutakle, CM, 6l('JI Loon FOUR·PLEX l•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,.I Dix. owner'• apt , Nr. 1hopl. SAN CLEM ENTE FHA or GI NO OOWN West •ide Fre«lom Home, jmt .,_1nted and i>anetcd. Vacant for quick mov~tn. Hu large fenced yard. Own. er wJU pay poi.nlll -Call now • needs quick action, 121,500 Call 67:w568 evl!nina:s or weekends. 3 BR. 2 Ba. E>rchaltge fOr Newpcrt Beach FORTIJ< CO, 6<2-5000 Easttlde Trl·plex Ntw carpet., blt1'*, 1•J'IF.I, xlnt eond. Income. $42$ mo. AMum' new VA loan ot m.ooo. l \\'ll. Prtco 14~!00 Prlnc, Oftbt. Owner 546-2700 ' • rol 1000 PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 26 Lind• 1111 Drive Corp. owned. 5 Br. 5 bath home !acin_g Harbor Island. JacUZZi &: sauna. Comp. furn ., !or lmmed. oe<:up. w /docl: ............ $200,000 n Lind• l1t1 Drive New 5 Br., 5 bath home on lagoon .• ,Marble entry, wet bar, AM/FM Intercom, Hu ge mstr Br. has beam cell. &. own frplc. Large !iv. & lam. rms. w/frpk:s. w/deck ...... $185,000 Occupied-Lind• l1le Dr. Cusl. 6 BR., study, 5 bath home w/3 frplcs., ctrcuJar stairway, decorator selected carp. & drapes. Showu by appt. ........ $210,000 Waterfront lots No, 54 : On liioon, With plo.ns ..... $60,000 No. 41: W 176.2 Ft. or Jong water view facing Harbor lsland. With home ....... $295,000 No. 76: Wide lot on lagoon ........ $85,000 No. 88: Comer Point lot with 118 ft. of front· aa:e. Long water view. Plans available. For complete lnformetion on •II othtir homes & Iota, call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Manager of Linda 1111 from its Inception to compl1tion 133 Do .. r Dr., Sul .. 3, H.B. 642-4620 General IOOOG1neral 1000 • GMeral 1000 General COME VISIT! -"muNn6e: FIRST TIME : New listing on :singJe story Spanish home with heavy shake roof, 4 large bedrooms, formal dining room & dandy fam· Uy room that opens onto a paved courtyard. Custom Country Club location, functional family floor plan & massive Scar garage are features. Listed at $59,950. open S-unday 1 to 5 at 1877 Tahiti Drive, just off Mesa Verde Drive. RARE : Family home surrounded by trees and nestled on a decent size lot (70.1.100). Shake roof. island kitchen. !or1nal dining room & 4 bedrooms. Lots of charm. and there is still opportunity for a decorator's touch. Asking $42.950, open Sunday 1 to 5. ISM Boa Vista Circle. a cul-de-sac just off Stromboli Road. NICE : Delightful backyard with shade trees & covered veranda. Complete with patio pass tbru. 4400 sq ft home with 4 bedrooms, nice sized game room and beautiful landscaping front & rear. First time open. Low $46,500. Open Sunday 1 to 5. 1911 Swan Drive just off Estaocia Drive. 21~ Mu• Verde. Drive • Coal.I. Mt•a PHONE 548·5990 PRICE SLASHED!!! Newport Heights HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi! HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE -TRANSPORTATION . lOOOGen1ral 1000 Gtntral I 1000 MACNAB -IRVINE FINER HOMES YACHTSMAN'S SPECIAL Prime Bay(ront lot near Newport Harbor en· trance. Pier & slip privileges. 50 !t. front· aj?e. Less than $2300 per front foot. Total price 1114,900. LOW INTEREST LOANS--ON FEE LAND Baycrest -5'h c:t -Doll house with pool. $57,500 Corona de! Mar -6'; -Sunny & sparkling. $63,500 Baycrest -6% -Gorgeous custom. $125,000 Owner's will carry secondary financin~ DOVER SHORES Mal{nificent view of Bay & Ocean. Lovely 4 bedro0m. 4 bath home. Shows the finest de- cor & care. Pro!essionaU.v & artistically land~ scaped. Fully air..conditioned. A really gra· cious home offered by original owner. $120.000 BAYCREST Reduced $4,000 !or immediate sale. Beautiful 5 bedroom, 4~-2 bath 2-story home. Formal dining room. Large breakfast area. Family room with wet bar; room for pool. View from 2nd story balcony. See this outstandinl? vaJue. $89.800. Open Sun. 1-5. 1815 Santiago Drive. BAYFRONT Own the whole end ol an is land. 218 Ft. of waterfront with pier & float. 3 Bedrooms. Family room. Remodeled fun beach house. Upper story has large view sundeck. Only $84,500. BETTER YOUR LIVING Pek Barre!! /Galt'! pre:Jen l:J IRVINE TERRACE-OPEN HOUSE Walk to golf -sailing -tennis. Bayview home with pool. Spacious, entertainment oriented. 3 Bedroom, dining room PLUS separate maids or guest room. $79,500. l711 G•latea Open Sit. & Sun. 2 to 6 SEE THIS VIEW ! From a high point in Corona J-lighlands. Panelled ramily/dining room. builtin kitch· en. 2 bedrooms & 2 baths. Large. carefree yard With complete privacy. Fee land. $57,· 500. REAL LIDO VALUE! Extra charming family home. Lowest priced 4 Bedroom & 3 baths on the Island. Asking $63,500. General Offic.1 Open S1turd•y1 & Sundays PETE BARRETI REAL TY 1605 Westcliff Dr., N.B. 642-5200 1000 G1ner1I DOVER SHORES "the" place to live 1000 ... REALTORS ATTENTION! It you haven't se.n our fan· l&lllic new !lath~ on Madi. 80/J in Cosl& Mesa, )'Ot.t hav11 nlls!ed a ireat home. t tee bedrooms, family nn., for. mill dining, kllchen eating IU'ea, walled entry a.nd wrouaht iroq gates. Sub1nlt on terms, priced at $38.500. •louse J-funters call your Realtor OR 540-ll51 for all details. VACANT ll\1MEDIATE POSSESSION. Large -t bdnn. home with enclosed pa.Uo heavy shake rool. family rfn .. a.ti bit-ins & cozy lrplc. Priced for 1mmed. s.a.le at $28,950 - Submit f1-IA/V1\ terms or S·~t ~~ loan avail. Ca 11 545-8424 \outh (. oast . - f"i11 ........................................... , lrvin1 Terr•ce Hom• Clean, corn1oMable :l Bdrm., family rm, & pool. AU in top cond.! SSS.00'.l. Call: Soml'lhing different. spacious COl't!E'r lot. 3 bOOnn +-fam .. immac, t'Ustomit.ed in every detail. ~aJ-dcn atrium. Cali for IJ)J)\ .. $:17,500. Take a look at this extra.clean. almost new :'J bedroom. 2lh bath & family room Lusk home. Closed·in courtyard. Owner movin~ to llawaii -must sell. Visit Sat. & Sun. &. take a look. 2215 Aralia. Eastbluff. * EXCITING 2 story, View from every room , 2 Story, beamed ceiling living room, 4 bedrms, 3 baths, parquet floor family rm., expensively carpeted, draped, land- scaped. $89,500. * UNUSUAL 5 bedroom View home. Unique floor plan with 2 bedrooms & bath in one wing. Formal dining rm., crptd family room with 2nd fireplace. $95,000 . LEASE WITH OPTION 4 BDRM DR & FAM lf.1~1EO!ATE POSSESSION! Lillie money needed. Stun- nin1:' 4 huge bedrooms. Dou. ble ltrcplace. Buill-in desk. 1''0Rl\1AL DINING. Family room. Gourmet kitchen wi!h buill·lns. Move in with option to buy 111onf'y & reasonable J'r>n1 . Coll 64~·0303 •• THE TOWERS • Only 7 available. Panoramic bay & ocean View. Exclusive 2 bedroom apartments. Ele· vatora, terraces, J acuzzi pool. 7% Financing with 10% down. Very special buy! $44,500 To $511,500. Open Daily 1.5 P.M. 3121 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach. MACNAB • IRVINE 642-1235 Re1lty Compeny 675-l210 Open Houses THIS WEEKEND • .., ""' ...., *",.,., wM , •• "" ......... ,._ .. -.. ._ ...... All PM &.uitlto11t NttH Mlew -'•••tM4 .. .,...., ..... ~, .fttrthl ...... wt-e a. ~ DArlT PILOT WANT ADS. ,..,_. ...... .,.. ..... ,., .... 9' t. Nit .,. irrtN' ._ n. IHlll ....,.._.. i. tWI cal•-~ FtWey. HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom & Family or Oen ) 20248 Peach Lane, lluntington Beach 545-8424 (Sun 2·6J 254 Santa Isabel, Costa Mesa 646-3928; 545-3483 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (3 Bedroom) 2150 Vista Dorado, Newpart Beach fOpen Sat & Sun) 228 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 644-4910 !Sal & Sun 1·5:301 2039 Irvine Ave .. Costa Mesa 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·51 1515 Bonnie Doane (Irvine Terrace) 644-4910 !Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 422 Belvue Lane. llalboa Peninsula 67i).4600 !Sun 11·5) 1100 Gleneagles Terrace. Costa Mesa 642-6657 (Sun 11·51 316 Narcissus. Corona de! Mar _ 673-6642 : 671).6459 (S un I·>) 4607 Wayne. Corona de! A1ar 673-M42 . 671).6459 I Sun I ·5 I 1537 SantBnella Terrace (Irvine Terr.), CdM 675-0473 !Sat & Sun 1·51 2135 Union Ave .. Costa Mesa 546-5440 (Sun 12 :30·G) 1156 Paularino Ave .. Costa ~1esa :;49-2771 rOpen Sall (3 Bedrooms & Family or Den) 515 Tustin Ave., (Newport Heights) NB 642-8972 (Sat & Sun 111-5 l *1707 Tradewinds <Baycresl) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun l *2006 Tahuna (Irvine Terrace) CdM 64U472: 673-3488 <Sat & Sun 1-5) 433 16th Place, Newparl Beach 675-3210 !Sunday) 3057 Carob (Eastblu(f) NB 644-0559 !Sal & Sun 12-5) 1000 Nottin,!:!ham Rd .. fBaycrest) NB 642-8062 I Sal & Sun I 2562 Westminster Ave .. Costa Mesa 673-9495 (S unday 1-5) *2.048 Commodore. I Baycrest) NB 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 2·51 2920 Clay St !Newport Heights). NB 675-SOOO !Sat 1-~l 20102 Orchid. (Santa Ana Heights), NB 646-Jm; 545-3483 !Sat & Sun 1·5 ) 1760 Missouri (Mesa Verde), CM 545-8424 (Sun 2-6) 3160 Country Clu b Drive. Costa Mesa 546-5880 (Sat & Sun 1-5) !!OM Tyler Way. Costa M"a 546-5880 (Sat & Sun 1·51 (4 Bedro0ml **II Linda lale Dr., (Unda Isle) NB 67$.3210 !Sat & Sun) 109 Via Rayenna (Lido Isle) NB 671).1662 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 113<1 SenU.~o Dr,, !Dover Shores) 642-8235 <Sat & Sun) ***#5 'collln• Island, Newpart Beach ~16f ; 67S.ll04! I Sal & Sun 12·5) (4 Btd,...,,1 .. F•mlly or Dini 1330 Caluy Dr. (Dllver Snore•) NB 642-823.I IS1t & Sun) 178lt A.sh St., F'ounlain Valley HM038 (Sat & Sun lUl ,I One of a Kind CURT DOSH, Realtor 642-6472 E\'es. 613-3468 1730 W. Coa.st Highway t.tas1cr bedroom + 3 bed· room!!. Bllitl ltOVf', oven, dishwa.s~r. Crptd & drpd. A~ $28,500. 7 BDRM. ESTATE Beautiful custom home on ijcc.-, ~'OOded lot, Newpon. I Pyramid Exchangors 642·1771 Anytim1 675-88110 54f:l...36.i2 E\'("11.. --· ·---- 2873 Boa \1ista (?\1esa Verde) CM 641).1848 · !Open Sat 12-5) *1915 Chubasco Dr .. ([rvine Terrace) CdM . 673-3211 : 541).2300 !Sun 1·5 ) 1430 Galaxy Drive ! Dover Shores) NB 646-t550 !Open Daily) 1842 Irvine (Bayl'rcsl) NB 646-7755 ISun 1·5) 1606 Antigua ·\\'ay (!Jover Sho res) NB 675-3210 (Sal & Sun) *4627 Camden I Cameo Shorer/ CdM 642-8235 !Sat & Sun) 913 Darrell. Costa Mesa 645-2468 I Sal & Sun 10-6) 2038 Calverl, (Mesa Verdel CM 540-0556 (Sat & Sun after 12 :00) 2716 \Vind over Dr .. Corona de! Mar 644-49!0 (Sun 1-5 :301 410 Morning Siar Ln .. (Dover Shores) NB 644-49!0 ISal & Sun 1-5:30) 111 2 Nottin2ham I We stcliff ) NB 644-4910 !Sal & Sun 1-51 2891 Clubhouse Rd., IA1esa Verde) CM 642-4816 !Sal & Sun 1-41 1718 ~1inorca (f\1esa Verde) CA1 546-07 16 !Sal & Sun) *858 Sandcastle I Harbor View Hills) CdM. 833-0700 ; 644-2430 ISun 1-5) 1310 Estelle LA>: fWest.ctirfl NU 833-0700 ; 644-2430 !Sun 2·6 1 *1721 Galatea 1rrvinc 'f'crrace) NB 642-5200 !Sal & Sun 2·6 ) 2306 Redlands Urive 1 Newport Beach) 546-8040 ISal & Sun 1·5) 1842 Irvine .<\ve. IBaycresl ), Nil 646-7755 1Sun 1·5 ) 415 22nd Street. Newport Beach 671).5726 rSat & Sun 1·5 1 20732 Spindrift Ln .. J·luntington Beach 962-0435 !Sal & Sun 1·5) 1901 Co1nmodore <13ayc rcst). NU 642-5200 !Sun 1·5 ) 1800 Irvi ne (Baycrcst}, NJ3 675-3000 I Sal & Sun 1-5) 1300 Santanella (Irvine Terrace I, Cd~f 671).3000 !Sat 1·51 1724 Port Sheffield ! l·larhor l~ills), NB 671).3000 rSat & Sun 1-5) 270 Robinhood Ln., Costa A1e sa 641).1294 !Daily) Beach (Sun 1·5 ) 1317 Mariners Dr., Ney,iport 646-0418 2827 Ca rob, l\1ewport Beach 673-8550 !Sun 1·51 :\Q6fi Country Club Drive. Costa Mesa 546-5880 <Sa t & Sun 1·5) 1877 ·rahili Or .. !~le sa Verde). C~1 546-5990 (Sun 1-51 1854 Bo1t Vista (.'1 r. r ~lesa Verde) C~·t 546-5990 rSun 1·51 1911 S\.\•an Drive (l\'lesa Verde ), CM 546-5990 !Sun 1-5) 18212 Beach Blvd. lluntington Beach tl62-IJ73 !Sat & Sun 11-5) 401 \\.'indward Lane. NB 64f).7 171 !Sun 1-5) {5 Btdroom & Family or Din) *1536 Galaxy Dr. <Dover Shores) NB 642-82.15 (Sal & Sun) 3049 Java ltd. '"'tesa Verde). CM 646-3928 ; 541).3483 I Sat & Sun llkl•rk l 2735 Son Juan (Mesa de! Mar). C~I 549-IOOL !Sat & Sun 1·51 (6 Bedroom & Famlly or Den) 1423 c;alaxy Dr .. frJovcr Shores ) NB 646-8186 : 548-4617 (Daily 1·5) DUPLEX FOR SALE (2 8 9droem 'l Bath ) (I Bedroom 1 B1th I 7CXl Lttrk!lpur, Corona de\ Mar 673-8550 I 'un l·S l . , .. , ... w • ..,,, .. , * • '* , ...... W....tre111t WEST COAST RIVIERA FOREST E. OLSON F'irst time offered. 79 Beautiful seashore Jots. Rcparted to be the last in this area. Streets, sidewalks &: all utilities in. A view that goes on & on . Let us tell you about the financing & tax shelter. Call now , 675-3210 * CtlOICE Baycrest Lot-you O\\'n the land -OK for 2 story. $25 ,000 . Inc. Realtors HARBOR N. OF \Vil.SON DRAMATIC VIEW LOT ROY J. WARD CO., Realtors Last of its Kind Imaa-inative buyers only. who want to build on harbor areas' most spectacular vie\v Jot above China Cove. $65,000. Fee simple. Call Rick Macnab 642-11235 Dover Shores Office $20.SOO Full PflC€'. In Costa r.lesil, 3 lat•gc bedroon1s, new carpets, roman11c slid· ing 1;las11 door~ to a para. di~ of landscaplni:. Vacant, ;Ow-I l'eady for any Vet or FHA Uuyt'r. Call FAr.ROW RLTY. ;,.jtJ.8640. 1430 Gal1xy Drive, N.B. 646-1550 Gener1I 1000 Genertl 1000 CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Jn beautiful South sid e. 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths each apt. Near excitin.it shopping. Great rental area. Price S62.500. 002 Avocado. Owner anxious. Call for app't. ASSUMABLE LOAN IN BAYCREST Beautiful & immaculate 4 bedroom. den. fa1nily room & pool. Hu rr.v ror this one. $58.500. COOL , CLEAN AIR Best corner. 3 Bedrooms. 21f'..1 baths & si tu· ated on the sCrumptious "Green belt" area ot "The Bluffs". $38,900. Call for app't. PRIME DOVER SHORES VIEW Larg'e 4 bedroom home with 4 spacious baths. All electric kitchen, dining room. marble fireplace & huge living room. Landscaped in a manner to maintain an open feeling & to allow maximum view of Back Bay. Only 189,500. Open daily. 1130 SantiaKo Dr. Jl rand new 2-story Bayfront home. 5 Bed- rooms. 41h Baths. F'amiJy room: formal din· 1n,g '.oom. '.i'o_ur selection of carpeting & de- cor included 1n the asking price of $150 ,000. See our agent a t #11 Linda Isle. -.... ___ _ $100 plus closing costs Moves ·you in In thi~ 4 bedroom, 2 bath home localed in !tle Halr- cresi area or Costa Me&11.. jThat's !hat qull'I tree-lined Kin-et neighborhood norlh uf Bakcrr. Built-ins 2 car i:arage. firt'plaCI", fo~ air he11-t. ll's a $26.000 area hut It's v11-cant and owner 111y1 se:ll for $23,000. Hurry and 11ave yoursell some nwncy. II won't la1t over thf> wttk. end. Call F' ARROW REAL- TY. 546-864o. 1629 HARBOR BLVD. OPEN EVES TILL 8:30 Mesa del Mar SPECIAL! MESA VE'RDE SPECIAL Only al WALKER & LEE. Gorp:oou11 l bedroom Harbor t;stalt"s home near !he golf rourS('. Freshly painted. 2629 HARBOR BLVD. NC'-w carpets In Hving room. OPEN EVES Till 8:30 HUGE, K'll"Y J\1ASTER BED. n.oor.1 with privatr bnth. l..argc kitchen ~'trh clertric huill-ins. rnrcrcon1 T/O. G.l. and FHA Tera1s. RE· GARIJLESS you'll qual.tfy . CALL~! ' Walker & Lee OCCUPANCY BEFORE SCHOOL . . Spacious 4 bedftn; brnib' rrn ho Mr-in park like' sef. ltng. Corona dcl ~1ar Hi&'h P..eaHor~ School. For appoinlment ... ""' """'" •1••. '' Ad•m• Jean Smith, Realtor 54.5.°'165 Open 't1J 9 Pt.1 iiiiiiiiau ... 1"'"L"'"'D ... ER ... S ...... 1 646-3255 O\\ncr.111 say, !akl' offer on level Newpor! Heig-hts !50x 12'7 1 lot. \VIII sacrifice! Jean Smith, Realtor 646-3255 2 BEDROOM EASTSIDE '\Pall to wall carpeting, larre fcf"ICCrl yl\rd, enclosed gar- age. 'l:>.950 OWNER-B ROKER 64Z...M22 anylin1c ' MACNAB-IRVINE Realty Company 1000 Lovely :J Bcdroon1 "T.Plan·· ;:::::=:=:r:::============~wlth huge bedrooms & sep- 901 Dover Dr., Suite 120 642·1'l3S 675-3110 arate master i;uite awaits your fa1nily'1 inspection. JUST LISTED and it's beau. tifully IMMACULATE, aur. rounded by Iota or yard and :! patios! NO DOWN PAY. r-tENT TO VETS. Only 1080 Bay1id1 Drive Newport Beach _____ 1_000" ..;O;';;"';r;;o;I ;;;;;;;;,;;;;;1000:;;;.I $31,000. or LESS with large COSTA MESA dowo paymool. DOLL HOUSE 4 BED $23,500 • COATS & '"~·, i"" wh .. yo"·"""'" ·BEAUTIFUL lookln1 for! This 3 bedroon1, 2 hath charmer is ready to be Jivl'd in. Huge 40' shadt' trer in Iron!. quiet rovered p111 io in h.!ick. YOll°ll really t'n.)Oy lh1., hon1e . Call tn llC'e- il before i1 1'Clls! Call FAR.- HO\\' llEAl.TY. 546-8640. . WALLACE REALTORS -544-4141- (0pen Ev1nin9s) -ra rrG W- 2629 HARBOR BLVD. OPEN EVES TILL 1:30 4 BR. 2 BATH $11,295 Built On Your Lind J:WJ KQ .fl. living area All lath .\ 1ilR9trr llard"'Ood cAblnell BrcskrruH hilt P11llm11n baths ::irin<·h~us \Yl'rdrnh1•11 JUST $1.41 SQ. FT. l'lannlns-Desi irn·Fi nanclnc STANCO BUILDERS "1400 homl"S & Rpll. built sin('(' '5T' CALL 537 -0380 CLOSED SUNDAY 10666 W~tmlrutt"r Ave. Gardttn Oro~ 8/8 Shorec:llffs OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 TI--IREE lo\"e\y hornet in this exclut!\'f' community ~·I th private ~ach •cx:eu. Stt llf'len Andf:rt0n 1.1 249 Evening C1nyon m"" ·' 111: 1r11 Ill. II I\ I \f. f ' . r ' lo I ' ONLY $26,900 !luge tr~s. New carpets (fed lOO-A GI shag in dcni. The owner has • created a truly liveable or FHA low Down homl'. $1000 dnwn FHA or Drtve by .. , , . try No Down VA. 587 Yorkahirt! SI., C.M. 3 Bedrn111, 2 bath, S21,900. Coll S4S.3209 / Nichols Real Estate 546-9521 POOL· V. ACRE-1 .., ... ...,.,._"'"'""""""'13 hr, I~ ba, custom-bl\ homf', country 8l'tting, Hon. es ok. Low down. aasurtle 6i!t':~. Ownf:r/Agt. 548--!M77, &12~. TROPICAL POOL AND· PATIO ~urround~ by l1111h green -------- rolld&:l'. Su1>"r i;h11r11 3 bed· * DUPLEXES * roon1 bungalow 1vl1h new Close to ocean ankle deep CAllK!tA, euatom l BR. 2 baU11 ........ SM.5CM:I drapes, ..-oR~fAL dlnlnc 2 Biu.:helor uni1.~ •••• S29,9SO roon1. I/A or 1'.HA lc!'ll'll George Wiiiiamson Ava!h11)[" or 111ssutll(> subject Rtaltor In :>%',!' JrOvcrnment Joan 67).4350 64S..IS64 EVes and $137 µtr month pay11--------- '" · "'""' DIRTY Walker & Lee •UT CHEAP Nee<l1 A Mndy man. $26,000 ~·13 \\'rstcliff Or. a~o rcir only $2'J.500. -I bed· 64li-n11 mon11, 2 buU!.PI, bullt·lni., Open 'Ill 9:00 P~I $3700.00 toh~l down, 'l'bil WOW-WHAT A BUYI won't !Mt, C111l tl)Clf1y. Call SltT~! 7 BR HOME, AS. F'ARRO\V REALTY.~ SUM~-: 61t 'l FHA LOAN, 112.a.J • pyl~_ $91.13 mo. PITI. llugr 50xl40 rr . R·2 lot. chain link fenced. Obi. d.i ,.,. 2629 HARBOR BLVD. C.U : l,1trtck \Vt'IOl:I ~2300 OPEN EVES Tli.L 1:-30 e Biii H1v1n, Rltr. DfAI~ dlne1 IC~. Charp 2111 E . CORSI, Cl'IM 81~,211 )'OW' ad, then llll bat-k •"' l018 S, MA ln. S.A Ml.&613 li11en fO tha phOM rina"! -- SAT. & SUN. 1·5:00 •16 Linda Isle Dr., N.B., 5 B.R. WATER· FRONT $139,000. SUN. ON LY l-5 :00 511 Santa Ana, N.B., 2 h.r., Den . $31 ,900 888 Sandcastle, CdM . 4 b.r., d.r., VIEW, 156,500. TRANSFERRED OWNER DROPS $2,000 . . . o[f price ol ARCBITECTURALLY BEAUTIFUL-inside & out-near-new 4- bedrom home programmed for FAf.ilLY LIVING ! * Custom SHU'M'ERS & new carpeting. * Entry hall ; PRIVATE LIVING ROOM -completely out of the trafric area. * FORMAL dining room. * Master suite-in the ··QUIET ZONE'' (-separated!) *Light, "l·LOVE·TO·COOK" kitchen! * Interesting and n1assive family room with board & batten panelling, high· bea1ned ceiling. and lar~e breakfast area & bar that looks out nnlo .... * Sunny patio and POOL-SIZE yard . * Built-in baby-siller-PARK & BOY'S CLUB nearby! IMMEDIATE POSSESSION & a "whale or a buy!'' '54.950. EASTSIDE RUSTIC ASSUMABLE low-interest Joan. Charm· Ing 3-bedroom/1 ~ bath, cozy living room wllh knotty pine wall and brick fireplace. l·IARDWOOD floors and new carpeting. Pool·sized lot wilh alley access for your CAMPER or BOAT. $28,500. e Colesworthy & Co. REALTOR Newport 8•ach Office 1028 Beyslde Drive 675-4930 ' ·--~-.~~-·-------------~-----------------~~-- HOUSES l'OR SALE IHO~S FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAL~ HOUSES l'OR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HbUSES FORCSALE HOUSES FOR ~no~I I~ G•nero l 1000 General 1000 CMIO MHo lllO IW#port llHch 11GOC ;.;;°';..;°"="-dec.....I _M:"•:..•-:..12SO:;'°'lr0.;;ne;;;ro;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1;•;;;G;;w;'°;'•;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;l•;j IMMACULATE-~ yr. old 4 e By Owner EHlbloff BA YSHORES v FOREST .,_ • ""· r&m. rm. N•-wa. 2 "'"' • a.. s ea, I MME DIA TE A IN THE CITY So. Cout Pl&a. 15lC3S .... lam nn "'""· ;rot. land· OCCUPANCY OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 . w /cov. 614% loan oca,,.U; ~Backll&j'. 261 1 BAYSHORE OR. Tree. lined •tniet. 4 l~en... aawnable. $28,950. $2500 S'iS.9::G. Tlw bfat value ln-Eaalbhill swimming 4 BR / N D dOUa: bedrooms, 2 ruu batN, On., OW1'11!'1" w/ClldTY 2nd. 2967 C&t&IJ>9 • fi.M..0151 at only $37,500. Ntartwo priv11.telliwinunlng O n parllditc in landscaplna:. 5*3-l:QA.ft,6PM',aUdly IMMAC. 2 br/2ba, *Lara:ecornerlot beaches, near Bay Club ' $150.00 per month "81• a].J. c•::,; .. ;:'•;;"";';:;',,ownu~;::;;·:=-:-Townbolm. Pool/p&Uo A tt 3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths Yach~ landing, at-tracti~e 2 Mesa Verde Juat assume-the nL\ $K.,:, FIRST TIME LISl'ED! MANY xr..AS! We're Ieav. • Famlly Room bdrm. ~ a r J y American ~~· annwn intereit loan. 4 BR. lam rm, bee.trd pool, Lna the uea! OWNER: * Island cook ~t~-~tcMn home, w/w cpt. Jge .. _Ji\\ rm. Because <If ,,_..,..,, ,... ... _ Everyone qualities. Call to-tittplace. 60-6852 641-4~ * Well kept Ina._-IUal out. Can .,_ u" -.. v .... ,.-..... ~ day. This won't Jut. Call * Owner wUl help rlnanoe • .,... ""en any time. will pay the peints tor YoU FARROW "".,TY.~..,.....,.,,.. 3 Bt, 2 bl, Ip lot. Gd BEST Joe. Bal. Penin. Va-OPEN SUNDAv BA YSHORES to use your VA loan. This •u:.n.o.. .,,..,._,... ea.et-side Joe. Lo 30'1, con-cant, lgt. %, lit. bOmes, .. GRE T nice home is loca~ J block sider l11e option. &t6-3f20 big lots. Frank Manhall 28CXI ~~TkA A arealorthegrowing 1 liChool. .,__, • .,. .... n .. E .~,ooo 's""• GI Real+-'. 675--f600 Cati-~ family, near Sllndy beach, 4 rom · and Ji.,, .. , -n..»uou .-a 7' I =="'v'""""'""'""==,... .,~ bdrms. 4 baths, lg•. liv, shopping close by. No down loan on 4 BR. den, 1% FOR SALE BY OWNER • __ .,, """"'""" 11 v-2629 HARBOR BLVD. L. Cpt/~ 270 "-"·~ 4 Bdrm 4 ea•• •--··-I room. din. roon1, nice patio ,....,,... ·-·-... ~·..-.... ......,. OllUll11-1VUU , ..,. .... 5"' ...u• • Occupancy in lime f 0 r rare in Mesa Verde, ao OPEN EVES TILL 1:30 Ln. $31,000 FP 645--1294 ty room borne. please call right away!! * 3 er ..... c r p I $89 ~ * ... ~· achoo!, excellent 1.inancing. LIDO WATERFRONT · .. ....., ·"""· <>'IU"\l'U8 154·""· Nichols Real Estate APTs . ..no L1oo NORD """mable FHA, .,,.,,_ 1'w=E=Sl'CLI=FF=-. ""''~BR~,,__,.,, ' BACK BAY 546-9521 NOW REDUCED TO 1,,c:~:;:·;:;':;',;~,;~:<:i,,,"'.=i;C.am""'u"'y-roo=m =~: a::., "!nc1~!°t !: OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 $150,000-Xlnt Terms 1%. bath. 1700 Sq. Ft. cup. Ownr 60-$41 1971 MESA DRIV,E 6 Beautllul units. 6 car ga. $25,000. 645-2468 By.owner-Bluffs condo BAY VIE\V • 1.8 ·--· • raaes A utility room, with 3 u . . .. ~ ...... nits, mcome .,....;; mo. 3 br, 2 story on beaut. ~n POOL room for horses. 80 ft. trontlnr on excellent $35 500 Owner--•-t -·"--•-~--• U -1 • · ._ .. n bell. Sat, SUn., 2150 Vista 2lx36 liv. room, formal din.l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•l "'"'"'lol4U''g .,.,....._ 11.1 s are * 545-2486 * Dora& room, 3 txlm1i;, d.o plus l newly tumitbed. S . Biii G nd R It harp Tn·Plex IBA-VA BWFFS Condo • t Br. 3 bdrm. gUesl house, 3 ear CORNER CUTIE . ru y, e• or •A'I 000 garage and moch much 833 OCv<r Dr., N.B. 642-<620 ;:;;_;:..,; Ba. Be•l area. Below mrkC mo!"!'. TO SEE, CALL . 1-===::;:::i::::="=::==:. By ~·ner. A.ft 5 A wklldls, "C" THOMAS $19,950 ASSUME 6% FHA MHo Del Mor 1105 ~~L home'" Nwpl R Ito Assume big GI l oan of H 3 b 2 ea r n4,800, payments or just $121 WESTSIDE t Bedroom + LGE 4 hr, 2 ba, Mesa del . gts • r, ba, lg tam 224 W. Coast Hwy. 548-5527 a month. Low down payment large rumpus room, 1%' Mar. Needa paint 4.. crpt. rm w/b~ frplc 638972 Ne1•1port Beach. Eve. 545-5643 or cash talks on price. Ex· baths, 3 car garage. $2500 Priced acoordlnalY. 549-3588 Et.EGANT Home, 2650 sq !!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!! .... , elusive 1vith . . . down. 0\VNER-$33,9.10 5 Bedrm, ft. 1n prestige area, 3 br, POOL Coste Mesa Investment fam rn1, 3 ba. Assume io.n. by owner. S77.<WXI. 642-5583 Brfnn Bikini and Newport 541-7711 M0-1001 BY Clwntt: 3 B ... lam. nn., ., t S I • dt-n, din. rm. Sunken liv. Martini I uper et1ve Living 1110 rm. Overlooking Back Bay. Fiirview ''The Bluffs" cMc;;e;;•;:•c..;V.:•::_rd:_e::.__ __ .;.;.:.;: sni.soo 548-2716. $196.00 total monthly pay-1800 sq. fl. of the greatest - menl if you buy subject lo 6464811 living, Master sized bed· existing annual percentage (anytime) roonis, 3 baths, 49 x 19 ft. rat.e VA loan at 6%, There alass enclosed 1undeck with ill nothing like this model a breath taking upper bay home. The POOL is JN-VACANT R·l view. Priced below replace. DOORS plus 3 master size P nora H lghl Tu .,~ ment. 842·5581 or 54().1720. bedrooms. Two lavishly ti!-a ma e s • Suu, T-~-11 approx % acre, possible lot ' ..:.:~==---------ed baths, di!tlnctlvely land-,:j, .. •· acaped front and rear all spilt. ~e & clear. Would CHILDREN WILL LOVE to professionally. done, Beautl.. cons ider exchange for reti-play in this park.Jlke yard. fully extravagant built-in den ti al income. True market 3 BR., l ~ ba, home in de. kitchen. Thi• home is an ex-value, ;14,000. 1lrable Eastslde Costa Mesa. · Call * * * * Beaut. family rm. with open ceptional showplace. to. 3 BR OCEANFRONT be II Cl t IChooh d'-Y and relax beside your • am Ct' . • Ole o • new pool. Call FARROW S~rp, squeaky clean home. Good ne1g~borhood. Lo w REALTY '!>t6-8640 1,. Baths. Nearly new car-dcni.•n paym I, Only $25,500. · · pets. drapes. Built • Ins. THE FOX CO. Choice beach area. Asking REAL TORS 673-M9S '6;:'ifi·L~11R'QBrNETT • DOVER SHORES 2629 HARBOR BLVD. REALTOR 64>-0128 Choice Lot .. Corner Galaxy & Meriner1 $35.00J • Terms Avail. OPEN EVES TILL 8:30 UDO ISLE FOUR ON THE f1.00R Four tremcndoUs bedrooms, 1 _ _;644-4c.;..;:;684:.;_or.:;:_51:.::~::_1936:.:.:__ 2 luscious baths, romantic ----- tlreplace, bright modern Costp Mete 1100 kitchen, $23,0CO full price.1.:::=i:;-==:...--..;.;;.::; IBA aod VA TERMS. Call New Trl-Plexes FAR ROW REALTY. 540-8660 $S7,SOO (under constr-avail AUi', 30) Large, beautiful "homes with BY OWNER Custom built, 4 bedm1. tam. ily room, 2 bl& fireplaces. This beautifUI home over- looks the 17th fairway of Mesa Verde Golt Couiw. 6%. as.sumable loan. 3036 Java Rd. 540-4095. $62,900. OWNER DESPERATE MAKE OFFERll 11 Open S.t & Sun 1-4 2891 Clubhouse Rd. Exec home .4 BR 3 ha lam, formal din. 2 frplai, 'patio. June Ward, Bkr. 642-4816 *BY OWNER* 4 BR, fam , nn, Landscpd &: decorated professionally. Plush crpt, Immac! Nr sch, park; quiet st., cov'd patio. Needs . no wark. 546-{)716, 1718 ~1inorca . $41,500. THE Sharpest, by owner, 5 Bd, 2~ ba, beaut. lndscp \V/fountain. Nu cpl & drps, many xtras. $42 .50 0. 5l0--0.\56 BY O\\'NER • 4 Br, 3 Ba, 3 car gar, l.rg family n11, formal din nn. intercom. 2700 sq. 1t. $45,500. 64>-1848 an income" located in the - 2629 HARBOR BLVD. tines! Eastside area of Costa Newpart Beach 1200 OPEN EVES TILL 8:30 Mesa. Featuring Cl) 3 BR, $1,675.00 Down Payment 2 BA "owners unit" + (2) Will buy this 4 bedroom, 2 2 BR rental units. See at . 21'.m Tustin Ave., car \Vood- Realtor1 bath home. Needs 1.1x1ng up, land Pl. or call Mr. Faurla OPEN HOUSES POOL . N•wport _ Helg,~hl..;•_1..;2c.;10 BEAUTIFUL 4 lge BR, lge liv nn, trplc, tam rm, tropical p a t i o. Sale/ex- charii>! Jor am h o m e • .....,., 1--------~ !'•wport Shores 1220 e Open Sat &: SuD-331 Cedar. 2 br & den, 2 ba. Owner. 213/53M909 ---------Dover Shores 1227 * OLD WllRLD * Exclusive Dover Shorts bay & m1, view home, Unique & dittertnt style. Built for beauty &: convenience. 41A ba, 4 car gar, hi ceil'gs & many e x t r a fea IUttB. $169,000. 548-7249 University Perk 1237 "PARK HOME" Large SEPARATE home <1n a choice corner lot. 4 Bd. nns. plus family rm., 2% ba.thl!I. BRAND NEW LIST- ING & priced right at $43,SOO "'i lh u low as ,$5,000 down! 808 PETTIT, Realtor "SINCE 1946" D•ys 833-0101 Nights 0 THE Rl:AL \''\. ESTATERS ' OPEN SUN. 1·5 4607 WAYNE Quick possess. Spac. 3 BR. & glassed lanai. El'ltrY hall. Serv. porch. Frpl. Din. nn ., brkfst. bar Everything for comfortable llvin&. Priced to sell! 316 NARCISSUS Move right In! Freshly paint. ed: 3 BR. plllll room for ort.. ice or sleeping qtrs. Stove, re!rig., cpls. A drapes. \Valk 10 beach, Make offer. MORGAN REAL TY 673-'642 67U459 Corona del Mar SIX·PLEX Opon Dolly 1 to 5 3201-3211 Bayside Drive Six 2 bedroom units south of HI • y,•ay. Excellent private financing available, AU in tip • top condition. Owner will exchange for slngle tam. ily hon1e up to $50.000. or good duplex in Corona del 1.far. Drop by & see or call 673-8550. 1-Q THE REAL I~ ESTATERS ' * OPEN SUN. 1·5 * 1915 Chubesco Drive Irvine Temlce. Illness.forces sale of this beaut. 4 BR., 21,1 ba. home w/lge, lam. rm., liv. rm &: pool Lge. garage w/elec door. Beaut. Pecan paneling in fam. &: liv. nns. For quick sale, priced at $57,000! Call: Patrick Wood 545-2300 e Bill Haven, Rltr. Zill E. Coast, CdM 673-3211 OPEN SUN. 1 ·5 HARBOR HIGHLANDS 3 Lovely homes in this ex- clusive community, with pri. vale beach access. See Jean Cole at: 4507 DORCHESTER ~II.\\ ,\ Ill: \I'll 111:.11.n l\C-. ,£\~ •l \Q /t~ '0'0 1'0ur 2Sth Year'' but sound and solid. HU&"e at 6424905_ In the Harbor Area'' cul · dt-• sac lot. Plenty of {Also new income units for 4206 Spindrift Wy., ·bc1\veen SUpcrior Ave. &: Hoag 1-fosp. 3 BR., 2 Ba., 3 garages. $33.500. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. ENCHANTING VIEW 2936 Cliff Dr. 3 BR., 2 Ba., & Guest hou1111. Owner mov. ed to Europe &: anxious. $59.900. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. MILLION $ VIEW Turtle Rock. 1239 Lido Isle ===:;;;;;; 1351 access for boat or trailer. aal 1 D Po' t) 6 7 3-4400 Partially built work abop. e " ana in · l!!!!!'!":~~"'!"~!""''"'I Subie<I to G.I. loaft ot GOVERNMENT COSTA MESA 11'-'00 w;lh paym•nts 01 APPRAISED $189.00. CA.LL! Do~~3~~usE Walker & Lee J"'' ''"~~·~ '°' ,.., Here's just what you've been Realtors aaJe, 3 bedrooms, i% batlul, looking for! This 3 bedroom, 2~ Harbor BJ~d. at Ada.ms built • Ins, carpett, drapes, 2 bath charmer Is ready to 545-9491 Open ti! 9: 00 PM large lot, name your terms. ""11~·d '"· "~"' ... •h•d• Walker & Lee tree in front, quiet covered 2616 Way Ln., China Cove, Corona def Mar, 3 Br. over- looking coast line, $64.900. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. OPEN SAT/SUN l·S 11641 Vie Torino Fc:irmer model ., 4 BR., tam. ~ rm.: EXQUISITELY DECORATED. Everything complete plua many, many extras. , .expeosive t11e of wallpapers, special outdoor lir,hllng, profess. lnscpd., tree1 &: VIEW. Quick OCCU· pancy. $.55.000. e Red Hiii Rulty Univ. P~ Center, Irvine * 75' Lot! * 3 BedroomJ: * 3 Bath.'! • Convertible den * Dining room with fireplace * Lots of pallo * liurryl • $82,500 howana lawson Ja. ·patio in back. You'll really enjoy this home. Call to see it before It sells. Call F ARr ROW REALTY, 546-8660. WESTCLIFF 4 BEDROOM Absolutely immaculate Large family din. room, Detached 20xl6 woOOhop Realtors (213) 925-9526 Newly Listed WATERFRONT Duplex, 4006 IUver Ave, 1 & 2 BR. Dock tor boat. Cal Ior app't to .ee. $66,500. WANTED Call Anytime 833-MZO RoalCOR !!!:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I 34l6 Via Udo 2629 HARBOR BLVD. 1514 Highl•nd Dr. OPEN EVES TILL 8:3Q OPEN THURS., FRI. A SUN. in the College Park area. Close lo schoola, 11hoppfn&'. Outstanding yard, covettd patio, 3 & family. Pollseukm by 9-1. Excellent, larre FHA loan to usume. 14 (Open Evenings) EASTSIDE bow cmll lows onJr:. Reoltoll ~ 141·5111 CHARMER· 3116 v;, Lido 6'5-4(£2 rc.%LE'ci;'RE~ 2 Bedroom home on LIU.I-STARTER BARGAIN SOOMtrnlllHirtir;tJil AN PLACE with hardwood ONLY $,7,950 fioorl'I. VA Ir. FHA. buyers Own your home for less than FHA <?R G.1 NO DOWN OK Excluslv Ith rent. Nice bedrooms 16' Jlv. \Vest 1ndc F ree<lom Home, · $ e w • ' ' Ing l'OOm. Washer dryer, just painted ~nd pa.neltd. 23 .500 refrigerator, stove incl. A Vacant for quick move-In. real bargain and it's R·2 Has large fenced yard. Own. Newport Zone Call &IS-030.,. er "'ill pay points -Call FOREST l OLSON now -$;'\'.:~ck action. •I Fairview Call 673-6568 evenin&s or Inc. Realtors weekends. 6-46-8111 HARBOR N. OF WU..SOr-1 ---'-----=~===~=='=" 14 BEDROOMS <In quiet. t1'tt (anytime) BIG FAMILY HOME l ined, traffic f r ea '""'""'""'""''""""'""""""'' DOVER SHORES cul-<ie-.ac. C..y r,.tc., til-SPANISH 1423 Galaxy Dr. ed entry, all built-Ins, 2 3 BR home in Newport Heights under $35,000 want. ed by ready buyer, CALL (!) '''•241.f ,~ N••r N••••rt P•1t o trl e• "THE BLUFFS" BEST BUY Most popular Estrelita. Va- cant. in a valuable location Eootbluff EASTBLUFF ELEGAN'IF 1242 Immaculate. Lusk VIEW home with HUGE covered patio. Gleamina: PARQUET floors in the :qieclou!I fam· Uy room. Everything your family could desire at $43,900! Walker & Lee over· 10king tnajor grttnbelt 2043 WestellU Dr. & proposed marina. Use as 646-7711 2 or 3 huge bdrms. plus fan1. Oiitn 'tU 9: 00 P~1 ily rm. 2~ Ba. 2200 sq, It. -~E~A~S~T~B~L~U~F~F- Lovely patios. Many, many extras, Under market at 20C" panoramic view from $'° ooo OWNER thlt Iarre 3 br, 3 ha home. ..... ! S AYS 1 .. ,~15, SUBMIT ANY REASON-ncluues ~· ll: family nn. ABLE OFFER. w/bullt-ln booklhelws, cab. inea A: wet bar. $49,500. ~1 Carob, 64f,.(M9 Ope:n Sat. &: Sun. &st LUSK 5 Br, 3 Ba View, proteas. landscped, xlnt. *OPEN HOUSE* : Set. & Sun. l~S A 109 VIA RAVENNA l r I A special! Contractor's home 4 Bedrooma ' I $69.~ I 61s.1"2 ~IN·MA"TINj1 ===•11-1112==0J!J LIDO By appoinlment, newly dee· orated 4 Bedrm, 3 bath home. 50' Lot. $44,000 As. 1umable lJlt at 6% % for $25. coet. Imagine that! Call now for appt. · Jean Smith, Realtor 6-46-32SS Open Dally 1·5 batha & access to rear yard. SPLENDOR Ne"' two-story 6 Br. 5 ba. Be1t for the money at cond. $57,000 By Owner, l .,'l"'""!'""'"'l!!~~,....,.11 tH4--0866 Spacious Lido Hom• 2414 Vista Del' Oro Ne,vport aeach 644·113.1 POOL & Fam. rm., din. rm. 2 Fplca. $26,950 • FHA/VA tern11 Lgc. Jot. Private beach. or 5!4 % asiumahle loan JACUZZI F'l'ank James Realtcn-avail. Call 545-Mlt S.Uth Decorator's dream home In &16-8186 543-4611 Coasl Realtors. Back Bay Es!ates. Atrlum $24 900 • Open Houte-Westelltt OPEN SAT/SUN 1.5 entry, 4 gorgeous btdroom1. 1 3 }gr. br, 2 ba, spa.clout 415 22nd STREET FonnaJ dining. F'" m 11 y 4 BEDROOM living rm. ueed brlelc frple, Country Estate, over J.acre, room, wet bar, 1 yr old. With 2 baths BRICK FIRE-panelling, new crpts, drpc, 4 Bdnn. + h~ family rm . F1agr;tone paUo, waterfa.11 PLACE ELEcTRICBUILT. covered paOo. s3i,7oo. w/ax> sq, ft. ~""St house. 3 • . Owner. «D Cabrillo St. ..... fed pool wllh Jaeunl, Ora. JN kitchen, 1nclud!rir dish· 646-4773 Car garage. P'rult trees. matlc furniture available. washer. Quiel, family ne\ab.1-'~='==~-=-Room tor WMi1 Ct. &: swim. ,Ju1t IU.ted. Call 8's.o303 borhood. Complete with LOW WESTCLJFF AREA ming pool. ,Oxnplete pri· ""REST E OLSON INTEREST IBA loon ..,. S BR on quiet cul-<IHat, vacy. ~ • able $186 per month! hl'dwd llrs, lie fncd yard. Scenic n-1,q 675-5726 lo&oiilN.iCii . .iRiiEiiAilLTO ... RS'""'"""I & AM\UlKl low int 'nlA Joan. • • .._ •• Walker Le·e ~-!n,ooo. Owner/llkr, OPEN Sat •• &m. 11-S No. >Pftrof-5 ColliM llla.nd. Spacious e .. Realtors COVERED BOAT 2-story Fren<:h Reaency 768• Edi ovt•.rlooklnc turn.Ina bu:tn ' ~ l\IC1' AREA. North Bay. 4 bdm, 3~i baths FIXER UPPER 540-51411 W-445:1 S Br-2 b8·11Hrae corner. A a llvtnr room u larae Lartc 3 heodroom, 2 bath &: FHA LOAN = n•;,,::.~ u all outdoors. SmaU swim· Corona del Mer 12JO SPECIAL! HARBOR VIEW HILLS Luxurious J BR, 3 Ba., hi cat~ral cell., all elec. kitch.: hcatM, flltettd pool plus bar room. M~ assume exltt. low1tnt. rate on loan. App't, only. DUPLEX Onr <1! " kind; 2-ft)' liv. nn., SWt!di11h Crplc., 2 BR., 2 Ba. PLUS l·Sty. 2 BR,. 2 Bl., rrpt. n11.1ni1 both units. App't. only, SEMPLE REAL ESTATE 2!'iU E, O:>tut Hwy, 6'7S-2101 Prtme 3 Br. 2 ba. linale story, 3 Sunny patios. On atreflt 10 atreet corner 101 4 II. $89,500, Prime Lido Nord S Dr, 41,i ba. nr, new water· front homo, &aut. decor. Deck, pier & rtoat. For 11p. p11. Call: Biii Grundy, RHltor 133 O.V.. Dr .• l<.B. 642-<631 LARGE HOME 5 Bed.rm., family rm., xlnt 1trtet to street 45 ft. Jot. By app't only. 197,000 Owner may trade down for 3 Bdrm, home In Ttrrncu, CdM, with ocean view, LIDO REAL TY INC. S3T.' Via JJdo 6?S.'i300 tUnlng, 2 !ltory wHh Ire ma~ 3 Bedrm bOtne, l"-batb.t. ------'--'-'--I minr pool, pier, I: allp ttr bedrm & 1undeck. N~ hnlwd fir& apti drps. 4 Ii.UN TO BCH42!J,IXIO i237,500. By owner. a...5164 LOT Ul Via Zurich mc83, pa.int I cltan up. Only S frplc, to~ ~ 9-t. 3 BR. 2 ba, D.R., w/w cpfl or by awtntment 613-IKMl BAYFRONT LOT Xlnt terms or corwkler ye11rs old, xJnt C.M. loco-$26SOO Allwnt1ble FHA Drpt, ftplc, lleduded area S.ycrest *Pool 211t S..vt ld• Drive trade, $37,500. Owntr, ll3: tlon. f'uU price $2l,450. Call loa~ itS,2», (S%~ int.) Own/a, ll60~en1a1lt1 By owner, Gl'llclou• 3 BR 2 38 Fi. bulkhead with pier c<::;J3.6:...::3;:19:__=~---11 $0-11!.1. pa,)illble $157. pr.:r mo. Incl C." .... _7 0..;.., SUN U-S bl, spe.c k1tlbltn1, huc11 llv are". $2Xl,OCO (J'• limPlt>. 45' lot·l52,50D ~ 1 1 --1 m ~ ..-~" rm w/flopl, din rm, muttt 8111 G(undy, Rl~tr. ~ down. l br, l"-ba. H.r'1tane Well .. McCordle, Rltrs. LOVELY 3 b<, drpl/""", IUlle w/eiqant b&th -· 833 Dov.r Dr., N.8. or ·- ':a U'IO Nftwport 81vd., C.M, c:vrd/'*1lo. ()p9n Sat. Jl56 laolct pool/pe.Uo, Beaut Ind-'!"ll!!""''l--l"l!l--i·5CELLENT Jot • 4fo Ille. PAUL WBJTI CARJIAJIAJI -... 6' I IT'S THE SOLD •• ~ I - THAT COUNTS! LIST with Paul·Whlte·Carnahan and put your property in good hands. Relax - P.W.C. and the Multiple Listing Service will do the work for you. This means com· plete information on your property is given to 850 salespeople who meet buy• ers in all areas. This assures you of great· er exposure and more buyers. LIST NO .W •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NO FANCY SLOGANS Just honC$t value • so distinctive, so charm- ing, so irresistible, \vlthout a doubt one of our best offerings. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home with an entrance that will make you feel lik~ you are going out of this world, at only $26.950 with EZ terms. 546-5440 SPRING HAS SPRUNG at this pretty two bfod. room home. It is iden-tified with to11,•f'rlng tr(!('S, shrubs. % Acrt> of land + guest room, besides, makes this an exceptional v a I u e. Horses OK, i;o bang ii eoes tor $33,950. 546-5440 INCOME PRODUCER \Vanna m a k e some dough! lt's like bank· ing your money "'hen you reeeive those rent checks each month on this neat well main- tained Trl-plex. Thrtt- 2 Bedrms for $35,900. Owner anxious • sub- mit all orters 546-5440 $750 DOWN Trl'mendous 3 BM.rm on nice street in Costa ~lesa. Owner trans. ferred and must sell home. Has good Mting area in kitchen and tully fenced yard for children. At $20,850 any veteran can buy FllA $206 per mo., Incl. pric., int., taxes & tns. 546-5440 FOUR UNITS MESA VUDI The right investment b E'QUaJ to a Ufetime ot toil. Here is y,, q r chance, and only a short walk to shopping, Check this :r.tesa. Verde fourplex. Potential In· come ol $600 per m o nth. Priced at $54,000. S46"5440 A WHIZZ·IANC5 VALUE we·u go to bat on thll 4 bedroom condomin· ium, positively pricM be Io w reproduction cost. This home looks just like a model home and you can buy fur. nished or unfurnished. $195. Prine., Int., taxes. ins. 546-5440 .. SIXTH ANNUAL ALL· STATES FESTIVAL Let's Get Acquainted for A Better Community Sunday, Augud ·1 bth, 1970 Coste Mese Perk TIRED OF INPLATED VALUE PACKED PRICIS7 That's "·hat you will say when you see this fnur Call us on this 10 yrs bedroom and la•·gc FR. nev,. 4 Bdrm & Fam. 1 ~ bath home with Jts exterior and interior 001npletely fenced yard, ~ppoin ents speak of room !or pool, traffic co ease and dlgni- LR.. fireplace, w/w y. Jnn~r circle ?..fesa crpts, b ltln<i. large clor;-ets • only $29.000. Will Verde two story. Full st-11 VA no down. or price, $42,950. 546-5440 FllA. Call now. 546-5440 FINANCINC5 A PROBLEM7 Auume this SJ/• FHA Loon with munth l .v pay- ments of $173 per month, Including" princ., Int., taxes and !us. J Bedrms, 2 bath.~. n I c r-spacious llvin.c; room \\'Ith w/w crpts & drps, fi replace, sliding doors open to lovely patio. Call now for fur- ther details. 546·5440 HEY GI-- REAL IUYI Clll!tornla ranch stflt • u~ed b r I c k , shingle l'OOf, 4 bedrooms, fami - ly room. 2 b11ths. Nier_ crpts lhJJOughout. Lo· c11ted c l ose to au schools and park. Own• er anxious and \viii 1my ~ p.ta for you to buy. 0th now, I.hi~ onf' won't last. 546-5440 IT'S AS PRETTY as a newly lighted Ro· man candle on t h e Fourth of July; only this one is a Grecian modern pool. Beauty, beauty everywhere in this sparkling 4 BR plus 2 bath in heart of Ii.·lesa de! Mar. Close to schools and park. Ailking only $34,950. 546-5440 H YOUR OWN 10551 Takti <1ut Chicken &- Fish dlnneni. Work 1ix hours per evening and earn $1200 to $1400 f)t'r m o n t h , Established tracl'e and good loca- tion. $10,000 Inveat- ment and owner wlll he lp with balance of rJ. nanclng. Asking $18,500 full 11rlce. 546-5440 ASSUME llAUTlfUL 5'/4'/o LOAN Here it ls how YoU ~ become the owner (If this terrific three and family r o o m home, close to shopping. With ss.ooo oown. owe 2nd. You pay $170 per month intere1t. tues and inlurance. 546-5440 THRH CHHRY Bedrooms are Included in the beautiful Condo-- minlum: wannly hosp! .. table; colonial styling gives this rttldenee g~at ~harm. EXTRA shar1i: New carpet.I Jn L.R. Panelled dlnlnc room. Only $22,000 with good financing available. 546-MCO · FOUR RWONS WHYI THIS IS TODAY'S TOP VALUI Choice Mesa de1 Mar location. Extra lharp c ond ition. VA-m A tomu. Priced right at $29.950. 3 Large tied_., T"OOms, 2 ha ths, fire.. place, beautiful w/w C&rpelt ft drapes. 046-5440 "The Home of Complete Real Estate Service" ~·-·~PAUL-WHITE-. ' Realt11 C•. CARNAHAN I 1093 I .AKER STREET, COSTA MESA 546.5440 S rl .. nc, n , ....... ea, 1111. 675,il&U 491 ~-- •1141lrtl.I 541-1'129 Evt• ~ PMdarb\O. IZ,500. N,. tcpd., choke loc, fl&raain Sp1c1•0• home + htc om• 2)9 San Rente. $4,,0IXI. • !rt9--2771 at $."{j,000. &'2-8062 Onr, 'iU1 Ptilnaettla, 873-9103 ~OWN:::_:;::ER.::::..:~::;1::.'.:5<::"-6137;::::::_ __ 11._ ___________________________ ll I• I • • I I Slt--8, 1970 SES liOR SAL HOUSES 10R SALE RENTALS RENTALS RENTAU I.. Hunt!.:;;~ IMch 1400 !! ...... 11.uch 1795 • .H-Fumlshotl , ~ l'umlshotl Hou-Unfurnished .-,f=:::~=...:::::~CJ;~~i;;;;;;;;~;:i;j. * QpM Housa llf Rontol•.., Sboro · 20'5 $umnw Rift!., 2910 u;.;;;.ltv Porlc :iw \-•001 WAIJ10'$A lllOM? JN llally-'-WILL olwo ha • Br boo. • BAa!ELOR apt. _, TURTLE ROCK 1 yr. old Mtwtt.. tfttJ ,a.c.ttMtr·a .. ~t.laphoM Photla A~ _Open 1:0~ o.m: • ~:30 p.m •• i I; ' 1 Homa ... -.. ~ Jiii!! mu. Pool, OcH.n. CdM. $100 pt r 4 BR. Jam rm. ATR11JM. Htft'• • 4 ~ WQS ~-S11.1St ~ week. 613-1304 ~d.ln ·nn, paUo. ~rs. 9 to Noon ~olurday -Closed Sunday -'ir-.11--f O"' N ~..na"r w(fa. 21' livf!il: :.J ha ' ,,_. do'Aia .. • ... BALBO-.A bl. AttT. 1 ~ ~t. 21: A 1 R c:rpts. drPI 1o> vr o>11u; ,....,.,_ '""" ~t""""'' . Cl!*,,,..,, ".'!el!!! a.,dl-!ltO alPa •.Aue lhN LaJiOi' DOY.· -... -...... -""11, ...... Joh ol till c.Jll. "'4do I i CE~ -,Wint.,._'111 ""''.613-ll03 '°"""· pk. Avail b> Oct DIAL DIREl"'.J • • 642-5678 . ·~ .. " . . I· , .. ' • I ' : ... ' • .~ " • 1~ ' " :~ ... . ,.. " .\ .. ,· ' ' • •• .. :v • ·- . :·· . ' • • ' !•"' . ' ' • ! J• I ll _,, , • , ,. .. , I• ' " • " ' I ! ' i PLUS l'OOL privacy, >. doll -wl!I! 'A~ u Ni'~ w·~r RENl'lLS • ' ht 13111-..... yc!j. be. {nt) r ' ". J c.i • ..., ., t-......, a ama11 c1own _.,t ' ""'6tlco Qo!<li .,.... » , 111.ui--~ u........,ohotl m-1m ~.. WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNN DIAL FREE 540-1220 lldi he t•ke ~ SJ.48 per mo loal\ Vlt• l't ! _ IV-1t4t -· :;;.::.::i: 2 Bdrms. l·bath $2&'.l 25• ...,::: !,.!t~~ 125,SOllfull "'"' ~ 'tWt soi. l'l!f. Ir Ribat •I I -3 BR. 2 &Iba S325 Hunllngton llMch: 540-1220 Lat••• llMch: 494-9466 bar, ~.taflle and all equl~ ....-.... .... }&ctrm,'·1 bttft, fCrma.I din. . s BR..114 a.u..i S32S _.../ blent, 4 m&titer she' bed~ SMALL Secluded out-lrtg rm fueplaCf' w/w I" ~'!lflund l BR.~ Afu. rm $3'75 San CltnMnte: 4t2-44'20 >l'OOma,•waU t_o WU. au;pct door-indoor houw, screened crpta ~ fumlahed com-~ 51 1: N.,J'CfMUS 5BR. ~' $340 "\&th'°""""""'"'...,..,. REAL 1'ST•TE ,........., "'111 """"' rer-•1"•: 0•1• ..,., One ,.., G~ dol Mor •,-llli.L)\EALTY Hours-Regulations-Deadlines *. drapeg,1 fire:plaice~ ..1,: llUNTINGTON:SEAOI ore. raced Pf'*nl. tncl. ·~ lease. S500 per mo, Realtnr • ~' . Unw. Park ~. Irvine .. -All-bull JIM.5313• '° 430-751 I "'""""'· .......,., ,,;.w. 642-C3S3. Y ...... ;t.. winner of c• c,au,~·-tns Jilul ~~·t....-.._R? Qys _ S:30 10 I;~ $1.1,'!im. CM-'Q29 Mfcn S. !2 #etl to tht Fj)R Retltalit •Univen.tt;y lllOUr .................. check tMlr Ml OR1 •Ml NPorf lmmMlattly .,.,.,.. Wt '5;«l0 to 5'A't:. VA,IJOIUl ~~ ... !!!i!!''!'!!~---· I·;---::;--;--:::: J'J ; · Park Ir 1'1111Ji-.W.i. call: w 8"'dwtflClltt.M. THI DAILY 'ILOT wlnMI llalllllty for erren enty to S3"511~ b! purcfuuedr9y j)WNER: Income prop t..guna Nlpel 1707 a.:.:.Yc;"'°":;"'-';:• ___ .:222.!= ;,!Jt?lin9 8ro1. ·aoa Plm~ultor fflit..,....."' ..,....,,.. tM .., • .,........_. cWT'Ktfy..,. tlm&. \CA, 'fdtf\Jtoaol!CY down, ~ houite + 4 units. IT% . ~' .. and ''Sh.wi iHS" DIADLINI FOR COPY AND Klt.U: 1:31 P.M. tht 4ay w.,.. pultDcatlen, except Mlini. on invest. 17212 Alli!. ** f1XECUTIVE HOME** BAYSHrn_u:s: Wink'r Re.n-B•rn um .& B•iley Circu1 ~ &J3.0101 Nl&:hts ht~y i..lltt.n when llfeadllne 11 l•tday, 12 noon. 1111£ • St~:.,I.)J. M7-8691, a.ft 5:30 ln tubionahle La Veta, taJ. Incl• 1&.bot. $260. Call ·at the . YOU MUIT HAVI KILL NUMIERI W"*'t klllll'lt' an H Mc.IUM .r 41uklc PM<a. v.•kdai-. anytime wknds. Lqu.m. Ni(uel. Wu model _64~1><161======== Allah~~ ~ lr\'J'll 3231 .. IUre t. 1Mke • reconl ef the klll numMr tlnn fOU lit your ad takw •• home. Features lncl therapy ---Convention Center _ •ll'fftclitktn el ,.ur '•IL Jurt back ~ )'Ull' f¥>ney-4 BR, lam. i::m-home, Jotl pool, &djoiJdrw IWim'& pool (Ol'OI)• del Mar l2.SO ' Aunuat ll-lt _TURTtiE ROCK, next to ' J1'l(lOn.. Here-11 a 3 Bdml. of xtru. l nun. from ocean. w/complete privacy. Let ~•r (Jcr 4 Br 3 Ba fam rm l"'Y effwt It ,....... ,. kNI .,. """1Ct • tMW ad that hat Men eNtrM, ltut we Uft- dre&m with a doll house kit. By owntt, S33.~. 96Z-04lS Spentsb beam nv·g rm DARI'..lNG 2 br, 2 ha home Pl~ call 642-$18 ext 329 cptg: nw,' ltov,' 2 ity, j Mt tuat•"'419 t9 H .. unttl th& ell hat appNrN In the ,..,.r. c.heh. 2 ha.+ 1ami.ly rm. • VII l'IO w/frltk. 16X30 cpted :i· :~.?· Wcalk to beach between-.&an<t1"PMt9a_L-4 car pr. $358 lnclud. pools, DIMl...,·LINI A4• .,.. ttrlctty c.aU. 6n .. vane• by nt.111 or at an)' OM ef our .mc-. with foyer entrance. G.t. no Fountain • ey .. ~lam rm. 'R 111 top -.... _.II(. rptd, frJ>lc, yoar dckru. cNonh ... :::::t: 1&nni., A•ail 8115. L&e. HO ...... .n ..... money d.n. or take over this PRICE REDUCTION• ww. Over 2000 "I ft. Only beamf!d C"'iling, pat lo, '-"'HI" 833-292!t low in(f!rest loan. S21,500 ..... W.!00 ttiW wtti i;y ~-dillhwuMr, disposal. Ready tolJ.free number la SM).1220). The DAILY PILOT nMrVet the rltht t• clasalfy, edit, censor •r AfvM •"r, ..,,.,._ ~ PRJCE. GI appr8.ised at _'29.000 ltf 29841 Sltlrdab! C i r cle, to move lnto. Aviiil. late 1 Br priv,'honit/tot OK $100 tfttment, •n4,. changa lb rates and ,...ulatlon1 wlthollt prior not ct. HO GIMMICKS .thll: 1&r&:e, fully unproved i 4..., ..,69 .,.;, ........, Aug . .$285 mo. incl all util. 2 Br !ent"ed for tot. ••.• S11(I I u·sT bedrm home 1'i th utility _.......,, ' ~ " Lease. 67>3190 QPEN ~-,_, 4" °" 3 Br, vacant,,., OK .... $1'5 room&: all mod«n kitchetet , • <Pu'('i;1 -:--r.-tl(;Calit LARGE 3 Bdrm.. 3 Ba.. view J Br, everythlnc toV L'uklHoo """'' ,,_ If Mts. 3 BR."'";;! 1!!1-1nsi """"'"""',.,.. <"' """""·> S.,..TAORK* .. l'E"T""";',.,."'.!.'! 11 JS! Need 4 bdrm. with separa1e schools le &hopplfll'.. cau f~ .-.. • .1-1:11 r..a"'tree -:;a.r,:. ~-KIO Mo. --fam;i .. room + 2 N..? W-W appt ~~·~· ... _ rr-.-~"'--... ' Ta'•-eo -· "' w/&p ~,J<ler•''~ ... ,....... crpts, drps. A cute rancher Rex l . Hodget, Rlty." t. Peacerul, ~iet Ao REALTOK.:!i 644-4910 SPACIOUS !!-Sty •• i, or 4 Br. Fam. rm., cu1t. cpts . & drps, newly painted: all bit-ins. $280 Pr r Mo • Heritage R.E. 540-1151 (open eves) in aqueaky clean condition. 147~2525 relaxing. $33,500. 49>5895 2 BR w/p.nge or rec rm $29.950. GJ. 1K1 money dn. POOL I & l&:e yard Avail Sept bl . ---~-~ --Best Areaa _,., mo . .rw-2lll6 lo8:n wit" <pml!I of $138 mo. 2 oul&t&lldlfl&" 4 br homes S•n Clemente 1710 ENJOY Bay ol Ocean Views, that won't last. Xttas tlU'U-SAN C I e me n t e BluH Sept. lo June lease • 3 Br's. out, like new. Call le lff'. residence l story, 4 br, 675--4081 or 549-lMl $150 2 BR. Dup4ex. Stove, Ref. Crpts, drpl. Child ok. Blue Ek>acon, Bk:r. 66-0111 HAFFDAL REAL TY 2 luU &: 2 hall battis. Private REAL ESTATE 842-4405 street to be-acti, magnificent 8albcra11land 2355 HUNTINGTON BEACH OFC. 4 BR, 2 BA home w/lge ~~7m.S:·!'· 49'l-O~ n ~; Lirli..E BALBOA ISLAND $115--2 Br. Lower. Stove . Oiild ' sman pet ok. 194-531j 430-751 I fam rm. Very clo&e lo appo&ntment. Beaut. 4 BR. 3 Ba. home. Open 7 days -8:30 to 8:30 schools. New ttptg le drps. Lovely patio. Ava.ii. on yriy. Blue Beaoon1, Bia: 645--0lll $18.5-3 Br. !-?pie. c.er. Fncd fM IQds It pet.I.. $4400 dn & usu~ 1Yi'7• LARGE 4 br. 2 dbl. b&. fam bMis at $5!lO month $20.000 Full Price }"llA. Full price S28,4.511. A rm w/w«. bar, 2 p&lios, Wintan Reel Eutt> 6TS--33.11 Bkae .ue;.con, Bkr. ~111 Swimmiflc pool, la.tu separ-real value oUered by owntt. pvt bch. ocn/a:olf vu ate farnJly rooin with inside 11821 .Uh St., F .V. 968-6038 ~2 2 Br, 2 ba.. fltilc, &:atage. 3100 pond ti! 8aJ' -Wklter "ftrUI. 2 cMdren Costa Mna = bltill Ai: waterl • dim'. OWNER Desperate. J· Br, • ok. 6'lS-OO'l .... =<SO'-A'-'N""'-""°._'--1--3-bdrm= range, oven, 2 Ba, Tiburon Condo. $1.900 n.--n 'Rf 1740 '--'4L ' ... ,~ "' ge. ' washer, separate change ~ F1iA loan. 96s.-67tiO • .._...,. rol:X , • __ ' · & 12X2I ft. f.ami!ynn~ Shag ~ ~-WX>t....in.Down, MAGNLFICENT Pool., S ~ ,.,._ aow1rc,. SJO,f::(I Laguna Beach 2705 carpets. d"-pes l buUt-lns. ........ ,.__. ... " &ee ........,y i; ~ EaatMde C.O.ta Mesa. Now • ' Coloniat--crtU I drpg, obi Bedrm. 2 oath. 1520 sq. ft, l BR, Duplex S125 including vacant. S250 Month. Call I' garage. Near 5Chool1. Pvt. Some ocean view, nr new uW Penn.anent empl.y'd 541)...U51 Heritq-e Re a 1 ply. 968-2428 Yacht Harbor. S~l !ots.. ad~t. 494--8170 Estate. t6J...4471 ( - ) 546-1103 See at 34001 AurelJO Dr. ~=='=-=-~~--W t I t 1612 BUIWER 642-4905 BEAUT. Furn. 3 Br. nr aJI. FOR LEASE -3 Bdrm. 2 RARE OPPORTUNITY "m ns er also new triplex $66,500 View. $350 mo. 494-2921 or Ba. $210 Mo. 4 Bdrm. 2 CI.EAN 3 Bedrm. 2 BA OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 l ACRE. R-' woric6'4--2313ext. 224. Ba. $195 Mo. 3 Bdrm. 2 Dutch Haven POOL boi;ne. 15212 X•vier Circle Ocean Vk'w, level, 3 block& ba. + bon~ rm. $300 Mo. take over 5% Joaa & $165 toll Bea·" & Bo'-·) Summer R•ntals 2910 CaU : 545--8-t .... UJ .,.. 10 Beach. Great buy at ,.. __ • mo pays all. Or owner will Beaul 4 BR den .& !4!'4-4'• South .......... t Realtors help finance. Call 841-85Jl. rm. Leu tha·~ one year old. M~:omery Real Eat.ate-C•rlton H. H•'fd VERY C~N. 3 bedrm5 Carpeting 2" thick~ Dr. 34144 Coall Hwy. 1707 E. B•y w/lireplace, bltim, cul-de. REA._ ESTATE MART moving to beach, will sac-Dana Point. 4~ 1268 B•lboa sac street, huge bedrm• le rilice }1is' charming home, DE£DED BEACH ACCESS bir covered patio. Families with existing V.A. loan, for *'Custom 3 bd, 3 baths You are the winner ol only. $250 mo. Agt 546--<4141 , the asking price of '49,995. * Rtt. rm w/2nd kitchen 2 tidcets to the 3 BR., 2 Bath. G~. Nf'w Back Country Livi" •7>1662 $36,900 * 714/t96-33TT crpl.s, drps. Rec. Jae. $240 Rin9lin9 Bros. 5.'i1-!M9'J wknds or aft 6 . -. ...... In bf' au 1 If u J HUDt:i..nJton c:o.me..·MAflT1H::l San Diego 1775 "·-·" •••• ' ... _.. 175•11'' ==:!.J -' uo::CIW'r,. ,...e& .....,.,rooms~· • _»:DV!.D YOj,J BE;LJE;_VE? er nus custom bea.uty Jt C11S1osn 3 br. & diin adohf: ideally aitualed near all S•nt• ~ 1620 redwood home. Ne.stied in freeways and a fPw miles ----5+_~. of a\'ocados, 2-ac to :· e bn~. $$0 Total 4 ~· ' BA, CO\' petkf, fomi ln "'"Valencia o r s n g e s . downpayme.nt,SWpermo., dih rm., llv rm, tarn rm, J"am /fr uil tret>s. $21,000 full price. llSIUnlf' GI loan. Sb?--824!"> Cvr/petio, barn, corral, doc REAL ESTAT8 HUNTINGTON BEACH ore. 194-5313 4JG.7511 ~n. Beaut Vlf'w. Xlnt Sant• An• Hl)t1. 1630 ternis. 1·714: 'rn-9086 !BR F.am rm1'AI BA.-frplc, BUQ, 'l'•cl< f'!• Ct>'AJ. Lo. Iof . .,.07mP. fenced. Easy tel'mll. By Owner 54.5--8625 RENTALS Houu5 Furni5hlld General 2000 ----·-----Open 1 da,ys -8: 30 to 8: 30 1----------$18:>--Nr. heh. 3 Br, 2 Be. Twnhse. Frpl, pal. teen ok. Bluf' Beacon, Bkr. 645--0111 Legun• BeKh 1705 r.c------ .... B & B pOOL, 3 BR, 2 ba, playroom, •rnum ailey Circus vtet bar, '.! lrp\cs, So.::p at' ttie outside pool bAU.. 645--0078 An•h•lm ~ · C 2 Br .• 135 mo. onvention C•nter J98S-C c~. 1 Child OK. A119u1t l:J..19 no peti;. 6(2--2258 Please call 642·5678. ext. 329 be1ween 9 and l PM to claim your lickeb . (North Coonty toll·rree numbfr is 540-12'201 . LAGUNA BEACH CONDOMINIUM 3 BR, dbl gar, Adults only. no pets, $160 mo, water paid. 549-3533 • HOUSE In COJ!rl, Cpts. M>s. ,:1 .BR, l child o~. ~ W. 11th St,. C.M. lLNf'ly Blue Lagoon Villa, 2 -·------ BR, 2 BA completely furn. Newport 8.~•~•;..ch"'-.....;32.;cDO;c i1!hed, linens, dishes, etc. • .. -L.-.. Washer/dryer. Avail Aug 21-1~...,..,..,.,lff • ,\dulta Sept s. 499-21 52 AM or Spht-levf'l 2 BR., eonvert. 8.l7-0791 anytfme den, 2 ba ., frpl., bit-Ins, pa-l--'--~,,.-'-~~-'------lio; faces pool.-;J Car gar. _R_•_n_t._1_._.'-,_s_h_._,_._200_5 •• BAI.BOA PENINSULA : Avail. Sept. 111. $285 -U£KM.W THE (2) c ........ t 3 bodtoom WILD ONE hornet; with bltin.s, well 10-HPl'f''S a houSP to PX.Cite the catl!d near schools_.&. sOOpp'g most lmaglnalivf' n\ind. Ex.. -ll) with heated pool, both tttme modemistiC" •rchltec- crptd le. drpd. Terms Siar! ture. wilh exterior of PRIVATE Room, forced air 45 Bayfroot pier-fioat. S ~ TV TV br 4 ba. Lovely! 3 BR., 214 baths, 2 carfClJ'. ~4' he&t .. """or • private A.-ai! Sept. lat Also avail F pool ·~ if desired. Share home for winter rentals. port, acu · ~"' t at 10% down, STONF, \VOOD -~ucco & P•ciflc Shorea Ra1lty Jo"LEM tSit AMBER C:LAS.S, 536-3894 or 847-8586 ALL BLENDED TOGETH· ·~~~~~~~~~~! ER m UNIQUE CONTEM-1' PORARY OONCEPJ'. Dbl. GI NO DOWN 2 Stoey, 4 BR, 2 ba, lg. farn. rm., e~ JdL approx 2QXl i;q. ff. F1:IA terms avail. 847-8507 Eves: 431-3769 m;n§"fnll SAUNA BATH 'Ihla ready 10 move Into Ne~ Wes! 3 bedrm home also offers an enlarged mas. ter bednn II. family rm -!- all the regUlar modern fea. tUJU. FHA val~t $31,950. Call !or-. ' Rox l. Hodges Riiy, 147.2525 JOG TO BEACHI 3 to 7 Bednns, 2 to 4 baths. up i./ 3000 sq. fr ., shake roofs, all bltnl I carpeting. E-Z financing from s26.990. R•ncho L• CUt"st• Btookhunt & Atlanta 968-2929 * 11 AM to 8 PM door entry OPf'Jlll lo SUNK- ~ELI~~· ;~~ l"!RF:PLACE IN FR E'E 1-""'0J{M PESIGN W /BLACK s 1' A OK RU.Cl-JING TO HIGJ I POINIT'ED CEILING, or· QfEN WOOD 8EAMS WITH GLASS GABLED PEAKS. Centnll hall lf'ad to 3 BDRMS. lc. ELI::.~ATED DEN. There is one Vf:J'Y special m1, in this home. ]T'S A COCKTAIL LOUNGE, W !1 STOOL WET BAR. encased w / glass, v.'OOd beams set in plute.r. Modent ldtthen W I ALL BUILT-IN RANGE & QV. EN, PISHWASHER, G. DISP., ETC. 5:fidi~g 1glass wall opens 10 1pec10us rear patio W ii PE!ij!.LESTONI'.: DECKING &: HUGE GAS LIGIITED FIRE PIT, circl- ed by free form v.·ooden benches. A real party are11. TillS IS A HOUSE Jo-UR IJVING. Offered at thf' du1- 00UBLE===--.,o~P~PO=R~TU=N~l~T~Y~!I 1ressed prll'e of You c.n go lst de• w/1hii; $37,tSO FULL PRICE ~ take adv&11tage SEE TODAY ! · of tbt brA. pcM!lible flnlln-qt)NE TOMOR/lROW! ctor. < br, 3 ha, fam/tm, MISSION REAL TY A b'm-din'g/rm. J..ux-~ So. Co&at Hwy., Laguoa --8"""'L Muoi Seil! -(71 41 494-0731 W,9&>Btdltt8' .... 26 CLOSE IN 5 BEDROOMS A 1hln.a:le aided 1-bedroom upg:r.tt;IM prtidge home co«w doll to town .It walk -.r St.. &mtventune. M8Jt1 t• 1lach; alt an R-2 lot. ...... ""-· 137,SOll Willi ,.,,......, ....... ""'""· .-nnal* 111A *" ed l*.tlo • w. aJvide '"""'• atU. PLUS low ta~. Only $77.fOJ b• L. =, ,lllty. · .,;:,,N ~Ian Pl• Mo . .-. .n buutllw RfAL ESTATE ---. l ~· ""a._,.., .. 2 bolh. V....t. JUSr 11&. .,...n >IS-03" DflCORATW. tmmotUo .. I~"'!::'!"!~~~:'!"''!"" po 1 lo-. 1r HACH HOMli * LEAD11"HIP Ml-4446 ll0.500. Only 11iiO ft, ., lteodt £-: f'14'2J PLACE REALTY 494-0704 privilege!! with a tamily of 67l-~39 4 Cl bafhg). Nur OCC. ,,.._3634 l ido B•)'front-2 Poolo WILL share Jux. home Ki.tchtnettte suites & rooms w/refiDed, 111ature woman. by d!lY. wpe~ or month. Pvt rm, ba & drtlili 'K mi. LIDO SHORES HOTEL V1f'W. Beaut. environment. 617 Lido Park Dr NB 673-lllO) 830-1~ WOOD'S COVE, Laguna WANTED: Refined lady to Beach. Pool, ';i block lo atir lovely NB Bluffs hm. beaeh.' 1 I 2 BR apts from Pvt batall privl. $80 mo $150 wk. :.1175 S. Coast lhvy. 644---0369 497-lG30, 499-3929 SHARE My el1g1nt LIDO, LINDA Isle, Bayside waterfront homf' w/dock. Dt. « Penin. waterfronts. Man, 30-60 yn. $150 mo. Off-water Lido homes. 67>-4331 Bill Grundy Rltr. 642-4620 2 BR., 2 baths. New carpets. 2 car carport, S22S REALTOR 3 BR, f.l.m. rm, bltlrui, 21A ba. 14. liv'ng rm. &: le.need yd, N\c4i area. $:llO pier/mo, Lease. 5t6-+t21 3 BR., on !he beach. Yearly lease, $325 Mo. Farnily pref. C8ywood Realty 548-1920 OVERLOOKING upper back Bay, 3 BR C-qndo. crpts, drps, tf1)lc. $.190. 644-1147 Newport Shores 3220 WORKING girl to Iha.re loV!!. SO. LAGUNA. DLX furn . 3 BR, dbl A·fn.me, 2 BA, 1y apt, pvt hath', $13'.l mo, Studio Garder Cottage. 4 Laguna Beach, Mon-fri S-4 blka fmm bch. Pvt pttlio. nr heh. IJtl,i,., _crpla, drpr;, fpl. run dub prlv'•· Nly •2,.._.::.;:::nc:•·:_ ______ 1 $100 wkly w/ uW o\ Jinen1. painted $325. 673-2850 wtU. Share my lovely apt, 1,.:'""'~::"';;'_,_, __ ..,,...,... I ~--~---- fC .M.) w/refined lad Y. ~ BR. Beach Apt. Avail Aug NEED HEIP'!' Look for it Rels please. N r. OCC. S--15 l month ef Sept. Reas Daily PUot Oauifif!d 54>WTB. ralesl 67S-MIO, 673-688J. Phone 642.-5678 Ganeral \ , 2000General 2000 General S©~M.-'££trs· The Punle willt the Builf./n CbucJ;/e .......... ,,,_ of Iha lovr xn:11nliltd words b. f. low lo for111 four llfl'lple words. r I Tu NT 018 I _ I 111' . I . 1·1°tl•"1 j; ~TUMSY II ~ Overhoord on golf <liun., : 1 • I I I 'Cloorgo, that caddy " ., .. ~ ~ lno yo.if golf. 1>a111.• · I G A y N l p I "I wouldn't --pall him.•. ...... , ..,,-T,-,..,,,....,-r-1 G Complett th• thLKkle qttOttd' by· f1Hln9 In th. rnts.11111 wot4.I -VOil devtiloP fl'(Nl1 ilap No, 3 b1tow. 2000 r c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 -6 ,. I 7 • •• SAYE £ASH? Mell ,w.ii,...r lax 117!, N..,.n luth, c.aut.mi.. CL>Sll,llD COUNT!I$ •re louihd as folleww: COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH 330 W. BAY 2211 W. BALBOA HUNTINGTON BEACH. LAGUNA BEACH 1787$ BEACH BLVD. 222 FOREST AVE. SAN CLEMENTE -305 N. El CAMINO REAL Da ily Pilot Clouified CLASSIFIED INDEX HOUSES FOR SALE RENTALS {A.ll'.INTl::r,.. "" OINIUL AptL Fumlshod IMINT. . ... ... CHIL~IE, ~ '"' COIT.II MIU ... •INIUL ... C111( • Clltl ,.,, lilllA DIL MAI ... '°'"• Ml:U. ... -·~r .;:r1•~'"'" ' UH MIU. YlllO• lllt Mis.ti Vl•Oll •lit CA•~ l.Avi-• ....... Ill MU cou.••• l'A&K "" NDl"OltT 11,ICM -011111'1 ll;t '6Jlt NllWl"O&T IUCH ... "'""°"' ..... NTt mo oeMOl +o11 • • MJ11 M.Wli'OH H&llHTI ••• NIWl>OltT IMOllll QM rt•••Tlt.10 SlltYIU .. ,, IALaOA COVIS 1111 WllT(Lll'I' ..,, Dll?WA\.L ... NIWl'OllT lftOlll ... UNIYlflllTY l'All• •• iLlCTltKA.L .... IAYCllST •m aACK IAT ... eOUll"MSNT ••MTAU .... IA'l'IHO&IS ... IAIT ILUP'P ... l"INClllle -DOYI& IHOllll '"' CO•ONA DIL MAI ... l'l.00111 -WllTCLll'I' ... ....... -l'UllNACI lll'Atlll, ltc. .... llA&&Oll Ml•MLAMDI ... UY ISLANDS .... lll'UllNITUll! llllSTOIUNO UJOV•••rrr l'AIUr .... LIOO 1$1.1 ••• a lt&l'llOININO "" lllYINI , .. IALaG,i Ill.ANO ... GAIOllNIHO ... IA.Cl( alT .... HUNTIN&TON llfACH -CllHlllAL Sllt't'ICIS .... IAl1'SLUI'• ,., ,OUNTAIN YAU.et ~ .. e•ADING. OllCIN8 .... II T-.... llAL 81AC~ .... OLASI -lltYINI Tl<AC• ... LONO f l AC ... CllllN TNUMa ... COllONA Dl!L MAii .... OltAHGI COUNTY ... OUN 11101" •n• TUltT\.I IOCK ......... ,., .. Ult OAltDIN OltDVI ... lllALTM CLUll "" SALSOA l"ININSUUll ... Wf.ITMJNITllt ... llAULINO "'" ••At:OH SAY ... MIOW,IT CltY ... HOUllCLUNINO "" LOIDA •llLI" , .. IANT,1 ANA •• IHTl!l101l Dl!CO•AT!Ne ,,,, l,IT Ill.ANDI "" SANTA ANA HllOHfl ... tJKOMI TAX ... LIDO ISU .. , TUSTIN -111011. °"""'fftl•I. .. , .. .... IALSOA ISUJIO ... COAIT,1£. ... lllON1NO "'' llUllTIN•TOM a1ACH "" UOUNA llACH ... IN!t.UTlllO .... HUJITINOTOll """aout , .. UOUNA NIOUeL '"' INIUllANCI! "" ,OUNTAIN VAL.UV 1(11 MISSION VI.JO "" INYllTll»iATOle. MKtlw ... SIAL flACN ... SAN CLl!MIHTI •111 'AHITOlllAL .... SUNllT llACN .... SAN JUAN CAl"lfTIAHO "" JIWl!LltY .l!,Alll, e1 .. -l»iAllDIN 0110¥1 1'11 CAl"llTIANO SIACH .. ,, LANOSCA,.IJIO .... LONe llACH .... DANA l"OINT ... LOCKSMITH .... l.AKIWOOD ... Tltll"Llll, 9IC. -MAID s11tv1c• ··-.. -...... MU OllANOI COUllTT ... CONDOMINIUM -MAIONIT, ti.Ck ... OUT OIO COUNTT l~ MOTIU ········--------· .,11 MOVING a ITOltAOI .... OUT Ofl' ITATI .... RENTALS l"AINTINO, ,.....,._ •• . .. ITANTOtl 1611 Aptt. Unfumlshec:I •AINTIN .. ,._ ... WllTMINJTI& Ult •ATIOI -MIDWAY CITT 111• •••e.&&L -•llOTOGll&,MT ... U.'"A ..... ... COSTA MelA .... •LA•T1•11110. r•k .............. SANTA AllfA lllTL . .. MIU Vl:ltDe l llt •LUMlllllG ,., Olt.Allll ... NIW~T .. 4'CIN • ·, . .. f'I T ellOOMIN• -JUITllll . .. NIWl"OIT Ne .. N'T'I 1111 '"DOL SlllYICI .... ~llTH TUITIN .... NeWl"OltT IHOl.IS ... ,.,. ....... , ... "" •MAH•LM . .. WllTCLl,I' !'1M •UMI" Sl!IVIC& "" tll.Yf!•AOO CMITOM ''" U~l!lllS!TT ...... '"' •OOl'INa '"" HAYISU LAKI •m I IHI "'" I.AOKI, 1t1 ... in. lk. ... LAGUNA HILU '"" aACK aAY "" llMODl!LINO & 1t••Alll ... U.OUNA !llACM "" l!AIT S\.Ul'I' "" ltlMOOl!LINe, l:rftN•M ... LAOUlllA NIOU•L '"' COltONA OIL MAa '"' ldlMrl -- .... MISSION ~l.JCI '"" IAL80A .... SIWINl»i .... , ..... C'"I ~MIHTll 11U IAY ISLANDS . .. SEWING 11\ACNINI ltll'AlltS ff•I SAN JUAN CA•l1TaANO "" LIDO ISLI ... Sl•TIC T.l.NICS. llwwe. II~ ..., CA•IST&l.NO l&ACH "'" HUNTlllGTOll 81ACN .... TAILO•INO "" OANA '°INT ... l'OUNTAIN ¥ALLOY "" TlltMIT I CONTaCK. "" OCIANllOll "" 1.UOA Ill.AND '"' TILi. C-le "" IAH DtlM •m Sl!AL alACll .... Tl\.I, Ult1hr11111 A Mt .... 6t11 ltlVlf•SIDll COUNTY , .. LONe 81!.lCN -Tllll SlllVICI .... llOUlll TO &I MOVIO .... OllAMGI COUNTY -Tt:LIVlllOll, ••NIA. 1"-... COllDOMllllUM .... OA1tD111 01ove Mii U•HOLSTE•Y ' .... DUl"t.eXl!I 1'011 IALll .... WllTMlllSTllt "" WILDINO .... Al'AJTMINTI "0& SM.I -MIDWAY CITY .. .. WINDOW CLIANUIO -_,,. 6"1 IUO'A ANA M• JOBS & EMPLOYMENT RENTALS SANTA AHA Hll•llTS ... TUITlll ... JOS WAHTl!D, Miii -HouMS Fumlshtd COASTAL .... JOI WANTID, WOlllH . ... LAOUNA alACH "" ,01 W#ITIO, aeNl•AL -L.AGllHA NlllUIL "" MIN a WOMIH -llNTAU TO SHAI• .... fll\UllM VII.JO "" SCHOOLS & IHSTllUCTION ... COSTA MIU. UM SM C.LIMINTI 1'11 ,IOI l'llEl"AIATION -Mis.A OIL Ml.a ... U.N JUAN CA•llTllANO ""' TMlAT&ICAL -MlSA VllDI 111• CA•IST•ANO llACH '"" MERCHANDISE FOR DAJIA POINT ... COLLIOI •AH 1111 REAL ESTATE, SALE AND TRADE ,,IWPOltT llACN . .. lllWl"O•T HOTI. ... General l'UltHJTU•e -lllWltOIT SNO•ll -O''~I l"UltNITUlll ... IAYSHOltll ... Tllt•LllC, etc. -Ol'l'!CI IQUl•MliNT ... 00¥111 lt'OeSI .... CONDOMINIUM .... ITOlll IQUl.,..INT ... WISTCLl"I' •• •INTA.LI WAlfTIO '"' CA,I". ltESTAUllANT .... UHl'le•tlTY , ..... •• llDOMI 1'011 •lllT '"' IAlt IOUO•IUJl1' "" !&YIN• ... llOOM a SOAID '"' MOUllHOLD GOOOt •• IACK SAT ... MOTl!U, T•A•Llllt COUltTS ttfl •A•AOI ULI! "" SA.ST aLUI"• •• CUIST llOMlf ..... l'U•NITU•I AUCTION "" II TIN .... MIK. AIHTALI '"' A•l"t.IANCU ... lltVllll Tl•&&Ce .... llf<OMI ,.•o•.-:n -UllTIOUll •111 CORONA OIL MA• ... a u,INl'SI •110•1•TY -llWIH• MACHlfllS "H IAL•OA -T•IJLI• •A•ltl .... MUJtCAL INSTRUMINT ... IAY llLAlfDI ... au111111s ltl'NTAL -•IANOS S OltaAHI ... LIDO Ill• "" OP:,IC• 1t&NTAL ... aADIO . .... SALMIA llLUID "" INOUJTlllAL •1tOl"elTV -raL•'llllOH •• ltUNTINaTOll aeAC:N ... COMMlllCIAL ... 141-'' a ITl••o "" l'OUNTAIJ( VAL.Le'I' ... INDUn&IAL .... , ..... ... TA•I ltlCOllD&al ... llAL Sb.CJI ... LOTI ... CAMe•AS • IOUl•MINT ... LOWI SllACN .. llANCHll "ff Hoa•V IUl'PLr11 ... "-'"'' CtWJITY .. CJTllUI ettOVIS ... 1,.0.TINI IOOOS -J.1.NTA AtlA M" ""''"'' .... alNOCUL.AltS, K0,11 ... #llTMllfn'll MU LM& ILlllfOle .... MllCl!LL.ANIOUJ -MIDWA• CJTY MU llSOllT •1tOf'e1tTV .... MllC. WANTl.D . .. IANTA Alla NlltNn -OltANae CO. "lfl:OJlllaTY ••• MACHINlllYo It& .... COASTAL . . ... OUT Of' ITATI •alH" • . .. LUMll• ... i..t.aUNA llACll ... MOUNTAIN a Dell&T '"' STOIA•I ""' LAIUNA ••eUIL ... 1u•11"~~'tfo .... aUILDIN& MATlllALI .... MISSION YILIO .. ltlA I A I llVICI 'tlJ IWA•• -IAN CLSldNT• '"' lt,S. I HAMii .... PETS •nd LIVESTOCK ra: #:N W'tmlAM "'" IL .. WANTaO -•t A..0 llAc:N ... BUSINEU •nd PITS. •INlllAI. -OiANA H INT ~-CATS .... llVllUIOI COU.,,. -FINANCIAL .... -VACATtOlll ltlNTALI -lllllNISI WAllT"mD -llOllSIS -COllDOMINIUM "" INV•ITMINT ~ ... LIVUTOC• -OUl'lUU ,UIN. "" aUSINUS D'l'OllTUNITlll .... CALIFORNIA LIVING INftlTMhfT WANT•D "" MONIY TO LO-" ... 11ua11•111 .. .. RENTALS "llllONAL ~Ml :: IWIMMINe t'OOU -Jl!WILltY L NI •ATIOI .... HouHS Ul\fuml1Mcl COLLATlllAL LOANS ... AWNlllOI """ ••AL 91TATI LIAllLI -V.M:ATIONS ... , llllllAL -MO&T9MIL Tnmt 0.... ..... TRANSPORTATION COITA MllA •• M~IT WANTID ... 80ATI a TACNTI -MISA DIL MAI ... MIU. YllOI 1111 ANNOUNCEMENTS IAILaOATS "" COlLIOI •A•« 1111 •owl& Cltllllilill -NIWll'OltT lfACM -•nd NOTICES S•l'IO-SKt • ATI -lllWl'OllT Min. ... il'OUHO Cl'rw .W.1 -IOA1' T&AILllJ ... NIWl"OltT IMOlll .. ·-••• ao•T MAINTl!HANC• .... IAYSHOlll .... l"lllNllALS .... IOAt' L.AUNCHIH$ -00.llt IMOltll ... 1.NNOUfllCIM•NTI .... M•.1t1N• aou1•. .... IOAT ILi•. MOOltlltl .... IJflSTCLI"" .,, a ta THI .... tOIT llllVICl!I ... VfllYe&tlT\' , .... m• .. UNllAU .... SOAT lllNTALS -..•. ,.. -l'AIO DalTVAlllT "" f'UN•IAI.. Dl&ICTDll IOAT CMAltT£111 -IAC• SAY -uu •11"1"' to-.n -IMT I LU•fl .... l'\.Ollllm "" IDAT lilo'lllllO -II T--CAlllD Ofl 'nlAlfQ ... IOAT ITO•AD• -1n1w1 n•un -~~=l-=.,·~ ... .... n WAlllTSD ... CHOMA DaL MM1 -ull ........ ... ClldT•IT c•Tl"n UIO AllCIA1'1' .... "'' ....... ... CltlMATOlllll -rL\'tNO t.&llOMS fllo LIDO •LI .... MIMOltlAL f'AIQ .... MOllLI MOMIS -IAt.OM ISWD -AUCTIOllLI -fri'OTOI MOMU ftll NIWNltT WllT ... AVlATtOtl lllYICll .... llCVCLU -tUlllTlllfTON llACM -TUYIL ::: •LICT•IC CAif "" HUHT ... TOll NAltlOll& ... I.Ill TIAllll"°&T .. TtOtl !l'IJll lllCB ... ,,,,___ tm NTAlll VALllT "" AUTO TIANlf'OltTaTIOIJ -MOTOICYCL.U ... 1r110TG•KOOTll•I .... t•AL &IACN· -lllOAL llOTICIS .... AUTO ll&VICIS a N.llln -.............. .... T11TDllH -AUTO TOOL.I a llOVI•. -L.OflO II.UH -SERI/ICE DIRECTORY r ... n.11. t•AYIL .... PIUMI COLINT'f' ... ACCOUNT I Ne .... t•AILS.IS. Utllfl? . .. IANTI ANA MM 111t•a1t111e •llYICI .... r•UCICI . ... ilrllTMINITlll ll" "~""··~'· ... ,Atll. """' ..... ... ,, , ... MIDWAY CITY " ... •••11010 .... CAM•a1t1 ... IAHTI 4flllt Ne...nt .... Al"""L T. 0111 •llt CA~r·· llJITAU '"' '°"'" -AaCNITICTU&AL ll&'llU .... OUll fU9ell.I -u.elH&A llACN ... AU 10 1tt!•Ata' ... iMPOltllO •UtOS -L.AeUJIA NilU81 .... AUTO. htl ltlb. .,..., '"" 6Mt Sl"OJLT CAii . .. ....... "'"° .. _...SfllTTIHO .... AllT~DUll, ClAll!C1 .... \.All CLIMl .. Te ... llOAT MAINTllllUICI .... 1&c u111. aoos ... &I.JI Jlil AN C4f'ltn:ANO .. altlCll. MAIOflflY, .... .. A.,..O IVW#TI -C.t.r .. lllNIO 11..\C.tt .. tU11111111 llll•ICI$ "" AUTot WANTIO .... IAN4 POINT •• suh .. oeat .... .... tAltl .. CONllOMIJllUM ... CAT11tl"8 -·-··-.. --... -4'11 AUTO LIA.II ... ... tvf'l.IXIS UJl ... 1111&. llHlfMAl.tNe • vteD CAltl ... . ~· " " " . " •• ;· ' .. . ... • ' .• -------------------------------.....-.............. ~ ...... -~ -~--~ -~ ----, Sil"'"'1, .\11g1llt I. 1910 DMl.Y PWIT tt R!NTALS RIMTALS 11m.rts "'"''"'"L~ Apti. Unfurnished Apr.. Unfurnished Apr.. Unfvmlthod Aph. Unfllmftltod RINTALS RENTALS RE NT LS RENTALS . RENTALS ' Hou .. s Untu rnlshod Housn Unfurnished Apr.. Fumlshod Aft?. fvmlihod ~ fumishod --lrvln• S2:111mne 52:11 Hunt......, 11 .. c11 5400Hunllngltn IMch -1 -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~·~~~~~-1·-'-"'-'~.~~~~~-'-'~~~~~~ l;;;G;•;n';';'l;;:;;;;;;;;;;;3000;;;;G;•ne;;;;r;•l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;30;;-00 Costo M!M 4100 !!!!port .... h 4200Nowport Beach 4200 $300 • $350 Up To 15'6 Sq. Ft. 3 & 4 llldrooms * SUNNY * NOW * ACRES * ~-1*Mlllwt..Apts~ lEASE T O-OW Slvcllo I. I lod,_s · 1.,.0'# RATES LA 9UIN'f.l "-T,.ly • llelltlithl _.. lhl .. WI TH UNIVERSITY PARK'S . NEW Day, WH:k or Month • Color 1V Ab' Cond. e Pool & Phone: Sen' Incl ._.. .......... 1c ..,,.. tent.. r s,,, 1i-,.i11t Rm e S•p dl11!11t •'•• 1•11111 d•••h • M•1~l• l•"•t11o1i11 • Maid SeMee avaU 1 Siana1 so. Of o.c. l EASE/OPTION PROGRAM Pri~ti• pttio1 a Ctrporh/tlo••')• Pool1 e 180'1 Lease now & buy laler (at loday'a ~rlce& &. interest rates). Our new lease/option pro! gram lets you lease your new 3 or 4 bed- room home NOW at only $~$350 per monlh -then, later. gives you the opportunity' to buy your home at today's prices ot $34 ,995 to $39.995. Also, your financing charges would remain at the current annual percent- age rate of 7%% to 7.99%. Our lease/option P!~gram .Protects you & your family against rising prices, & allows you to buy "Tomor- row's" home today. Drop by soon & find Out how you & your family can NOW lease to own a beautfiul new 3 or 4 bed.room home in University Park. "'""""""" 2376 Newport BlVd. 543-9755 FURN. Sm! 1 Br. Crplg, • d.rp&;, bltns. \l/kly o r monthly.· Util pd. No chklrn, no pets. 998 El Camino Dr $t6-0451 SPAC. 2 Bl'. attr turn. <.-rp1g, bltm, walk shop'g cnlr. Adults. no pets. Oldr child ok, $.136.50. 549-3643 . 646-5.961. Key at 2260-E l\·Japle. I NASSAU PALMS • l & 2 BR Apts. Furn ,\ l!nI. Pool, pi111?-JX>ng, BBQ, ?O h ad :t. tav.ns. 177 E. Z'.llld St. 00-3645 Oakwood ... a new way to live in Newport Beach NOW LEASING! Pork -like living for fom;. lies w;th ch ildren ond adults. I, 2 ond J bed· rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Shog car· pets, drapes, air conditioned, with self- cleaning oven s. Complete $400 ,000 re crea- tio'n club in three acre pork. Pools, tennis, volley ball , health club. teen facilities and a pre · schooll Ne x t tO shopping and golf course, near U.C.I. and Newport Be.ach. F,om $I 50 per mo. At Son Diego Fw~. ond Culver Drive in Irvine. Phone 833-37~3 . ~necl and managed by The Irvine Compiiny All UTIL. INCLUDED I 1 BR from $150 2 BR from $175 (f11r11. 01 U11f11r11,l 14211 PAI KSIDI LH .. N.I. M7..S441 .-San Diego Fwy lo Beach Blvd., 4 bll<s. S. to Holt, W. on Holl I bll<: lo .... Your P rivate Wor ld of Living! C .;;•.;;st;;.•:o...;.Ml;.o;.;•.o• __ .....;.s_100 Co!,or• d•I Mar S2SI • UNIVERSITY PARK lt's fµn. ht n"ighbon and p?tstige living. iR'iiE~N~T~A~Ljsf"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i""~'!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!~ On The Irvine Ranch 4571 GrMntree Lane -'-h C I NICE 2 Br, t'l'pt!. drpg, 'all HJ, onf . .luxuriout J>ILOAlge. T a.t's Oak~ · Apta. Fumished 01ta Mesa 5100 bltn1, newly redecorattd. - Sales Office 133-0300 \.VOod' G&rden Apartments in Newpo?lt ".~-~u~~ $15-l. 54 o-7S62 • ~~"';.•. Take San Diego Frwy. to CUlver, South on Culver 1 block, left on Michaelson -3 blocks to Village Three Models. · EAS'J'.gicle Studio Apt: 2 br. )~· ba, crpt.s, d:rps, bltins, "'trig, pool. No pe ta . 646-<610 Beach. just mi.o.ules.Jrom Balboa's Bay and Hunting~ 8e•dl 4400 BRAND-NEW ·~· - l , b~~ts.: !.\!'ll\TICELLO Townhoute 3 I np.re1a a •/, million dollar Clubbouq~ 'rith ON BEACH' APT Br, 2 Ba. pools, sm.ao. ON TEN ACRES Stanley C. Swartz Co. Corona dal Mar 3250 UNFURN. DUPLEX 2 Blks. to Cd~t Beach 2 BR. 2 ba ........ ~Mo. 2 BR. 1 ba ...... .. Mo. Bo!h with garage& mn.\\ ,\ Ill' It'll llE IU'\' l\f. ES1 I'll~ ;7, JOCO VERY nice· redec, 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. Sunroom, Jrpl. Adults. Rers. 6TH497 LUXURIOUS, new, close to beach, 4 br, 2 ba, avail, $415 010. 675-Qi62. 3 BR, den, 2 ba, near ocean. $400 per n10. Call 494-5430 2 STY I Br New England Charml'r, s. of Jiwy. $185 lse. 435 Carnation. 54&--0213 --------- Huntingtbn -~!ach 3400 LO\i'ELY HV,\1E: J br, 2 ba, r.r. go:r lOUrse. Rllins 0-R, dis.hwatser. S h a g rrrl~. Drpll Bc~u•. yard, like park. ~r cl~1!1, ~1 rrh. .\ shp'g. A\tlll :-=rv1 15th Lse. $275/nio. Grdnr & wtr pd. Call 841-Sl·IO WATERFRONT Hontlngton Harbour Unfurn 4 Bl', 30' ddck. Le~!'! <tr sale. Open Sun . 9:30-4:30. 16513 Harbor Ln. 213: 316·65..'"iO, 213: 375-5941 or 213: GL 64156. 4 BR, 2 Ba, close to beach, all bltns incl. retr., patio, fncd yard. gn:lnr & water pd. $285 mo. riJ&.11221 BEAUT. l BfL Corido, sen1i !urn. 2 car gar. Pool. Walk to beach. Adults only. $150 rno. 84Z-5541 or 213: 865-1741 LARGF. 2 B.R., di11'g"'toom., carpets 8; <traf>E':., patio, gardrner. Near ~ach. $19:1, 962-TI37 NEW 3 BR HOUSE Shag crpts, drpi;, bltins, L,g. din'g area. '$225/mo. .,..,.. HUNTINGTON HARBOUR Newer 4 BR, dbc. LBe.,, $400 Bkr 847-&53 or 89Ml52 * 2 BR. House. Fenced No pets. 3 blks from beach! Call 962-1966 $22~ • J BR. 2 Baths. huge yard. Cul--Oe-sac. Prestigt area. * 846-3643 3 BR, 2 BA. nr. beach & schoOls. $23(1 pt>r m o . Available Sept. 1. 536-~ Laguna Jeach 3705 SWE EP IN fr Ocean·VK-\1'. Hillside hon1e. 2 Br. 111' Ba. t.faids rm. 1 car a:ar. Appliances. Crjits. Drps, Lse. $300. 400.-2.0f>.l LEASE 3 BR, 21.~ BA. service porch, 2 patios, ocean view, near school, beach, niarket. So. Laguna. $3.'iO ml'I. 4~3887 eves. ----Laguna Niguel 3707 Le~se $250, J BR, 2 BA, cpts, rlrps, VIE\V, BEACH & POOL priv. 8.'\1Hl71 Mission Viej o_~!~ 5 BR, 'J sto1·y, J ba, 2 frplc, fa.m rm. AND sep. la11ndry mr. S32'l mo. Al!Kl, 3 BR, 2 ba $115 mo. La Pai R.E. &'\0-Ulllll Capistrano B11ch 3730 I="------4 BLOCKS from Ocean, New 3 BR., fam rm. din rm, crpls, drp1. bltns. $2'75 lse. Refs. 7T2-!16TT, 714-7465. Community Build.rt partyfoom;bi~ardsroom,indoorgolfdriv-• . -HOMES Alt 5, 968-4'i93 1 • 3 BR. F\lrn .. u~ t Furn. 1 BR & ing range, m~u't and Women's bcalih clubs, e 2 BR. Furn. Fl'om $285 Sl.35-2· BR upper, bltns, Ftrtplaces / i rtv. pat:lcs / : BACHELOR . d ,.,6 ~ Never before lived in. Pri. f'rrt• drp5 no pets 568 ·Pool.t. Tennls.Contnt'l.Bkftt. , ~ENTALS 2110 Ntwpo<t Blvd, CM saunaa. tennis courts, resi ent tennis pro1 -he~ ted~-dpoolrapes-dish'A.'ILS~r vate patio living. Ne a. r \V. Wilson s:. CM 54:>-0760 900 Sta Lane, CdM &f4.2till ; ~ aod prn shop, ind Olympic size pooL 1\l a -sauna.tenrus tMacArtbur l'lt, Co111t H ..... ) Apts Fumlshed ERRJMAC IVOOOS " ~ · beach & shopping, All ~w LARGE " b 1am·1 .• , ' M -.-.W • th1's, and much mo,., 1·ust :steps from :i,·our rec room.()(..'f'an views b ·i -r. 'Y rm, t I 2 BR . ·• ,25 _ ,, __ --p1 w t·ins, dishwashers, "'''w 1 d " il · 6-neral 4000 UXUJ'Y · · • ail'-OOuu. proJes~ionally decorated 1partmc11L t .n.h pa .......... ,, e parking. tarpeling, drapes, private rarpe s. rapes, .--.u t-tns. · 705 ORCHID ------ f\ferTimac \Vay. 545-6300 See •\\'.Ith private bah:ony/pttios • .ta.ir t:onUil:ur.· Security ruards. llving. 646--0486 l Bdrms., 3 baths. Carpeted, class 5100 "' I • 1 FURN. also Avail. LARGE 1 BR. Crpt1, drpg, dram blt-iN . Cov. garage. J t F in;/urcp aces opt ion.a • HUNTING ON •. 3 BR-2 BA-frplc., plus bl ~ Adul 11352 Mo · 1 1 UI or AVAIL-1 furn Ba.ch. & J T • 2-BR·l BA·patios lns. pa~·~· ta. .: min. year ease. furn. 1 Br. apt. only. $115 ;i OakwoOd' Garden ApatlmeQIS PACIFIC • l BR·l BA-deluxe single no pt>ls, Sll5. 646-lTG2. o Single Adults ~si:de~ ~.gr. Apt 6 · On 16lh StrMI betw1tnl1·vine aod D.o~t:t l)r. TU OCEAN AVE .. H.B. Corsican Apt. Homes l ~R :i~ns~t' 2 !:ta Sl~~ --·~"'_If.Cl .... {714) 84?'-81 70 I tn4l 536-1@7 SUNJo'LOWER AVE. p . 548-T4!J5 • •••----.-- South Bay Club la a whole CLEAN small \ ·Br. w/w • t J .u Btwn S. Ma;o & Bri•tol per!'. h. . MODERN t b h new \\'ay ot Ille designed epts, dfp81'J!elf!<'. bl!M· Nr. S}Mic ..... 1haii0.1•2lletl.rottMsuiltf,futeb l .tlor vie. open 10 am-6 pm Daily * * 1 BR. Newly ~ted, . . r. se, stove. just for single peciple. It's fwy It So. Coe.st Plaza. \lofltliiN-4.. 11•1 t•S:SIL. lam1~1 0.ot,.11q Managed by Located ~. mile-E, ol South drapes, elec. k Itch_.,. ,"'Bnl~: d1o"pooalm-·;-."'1. ',·.~- fu" t'.v•·-wt'lh warm, ~.. Adull.onl)'. -no .-~. 545-4893 WU.LIAM \VALTERS co. CO&St Plaza. Shopping Center """"d-n k Ph ,, • ., ... ,,,.. ..., ....,.. Y" • .... UJ r~ · .... C II u•197• .._,I.A'"" 0 · · ~ China Cove. Prefer mid. or namlc ""'"hbot"". It's a 1135 • lRG l BR. JW'h "-pt. I :========"7"-======== I '!'~~!!!!!~~~~~ I 1 -• ·-'" • BI..K to BEACH • n..:.1. E"U ""2321 e 2 BR. 2 Ba. Lrg yrd. retired pers. $145/mo. 408''-1750.000 Clubho .. ~· w i t h w/ pool .\ "~"""""!: Jo'or ---~ "".....,-• " -,,._.. Biln v· N '""""" ~-I"'" snd-proof! New 1 er $150. r<v• garg. s. iew. r. 1''ernleaf. CdM. Shown SUn health club, saunas, swim. adults. HEIDI, 560 \V. Newport Beach 4200 N.wport Beach 4200 f'lv patio, gar. Srwl adults. So Coast Plaza 546-6976 alt 10 am. nilng poo1, party room, bi!. Hamilton. --~.,,..----1 ~ 4 l ~~=~~--~= ~oo--,--cc-"7.,,-=,-,°" BE.A.CH FRNT APT-YRLY cp · .w~A 1 th. 536-1319, BR, new crptl, built-ins, • 2 BR, 2 Ba & 2 81\, Hards, indoor golf driving 1 BR. tum, S15ll incl ulil BA YCt lFF MOTEL :! 8 r 1 fur 0 , TV/f'M, 673-17S4 in tripk>x 1 Ba. Attra.c, clean, 1 blk range, tennis courts, pro & pool. Adults, no pt!ts. . New 1·2 BR .. 2 BA., furn 646-788'i lo bch w he & •-· ~P and resident tennis pro 642-2383. • W\\ \VEEKLY RATES • wash/dcyer. Beaut view, FURN Ba(':belor. m f. \ ur e or unfum, alr-cond, sci! ' ail $190. ., 2'1.1 '3J~u'" s· 1 2 Bedroo I ~~~=---~~ Kitchen, TV'•, maid service, s:~ nio. ;;.JOO Seasho~ Dr, single $).75 incl utiL H.B. clean ove-n, beam celling, av . mo. : ., -$ ingle, & 1 'th mail ~hex. LGE 1 BR. dSh\\·sr, bltn I-teated ~-KB. 645-1756 Rlty, a36-6565, e v t s: dsbwr, priv fr&r, elevators, 5200 or 6Tf>..T4T8 ury apartmen s w1 $130. lnquire'745 "B" Jan1es 536-2311 tberapy + swim pools, N.wport leach • COROL!DO APTS. ' BR. 'mcxlern conveniences avail. St. &lz..80li, &lS--2'lra. 0 CEA NF R 0 NT lower !>J F · hed and unf duplex, 2 BR. 1~; ba, frplc • * REAR Duplex· turn. BB~'s, saunas, clubhouse. PARK NEWPORT Hlgh on 1 Ir 11,J BA, frplc, dbl ~. t'. urnll urn. • NE\V' RENTING • l & 1 & 2 ~!\: turn & unfurn. $245 mo. Avail 9/10 lo 6/10 J95 mo. 1 BR. + garage. ~ut ~ ~m H=~~~ ~:; a b!utf overlooking the carport, & large pool. ~ .led. 2 BR's. ALA P.10ANA APTS Crpts, drps, pa!io, pool, blt. 646-2830 Utll pd. t adult. no pets, Nabers Cadillac at 425 water. 1 pools, T tennis ens, & up. 673-3378 RENTS FROM $150 •• $350 530 \V. \Vilsbn, C.M. ns. Sl40 to S160. Seacliff :::==:::-c--::--=:=== R.ef.s. 9(i8..6549 Merrimac Way. 545-6300 $750.000 Heallh Club&: Spa. OLDER l br, in quietegl ~1anor Apta~ 1525 Placenlia. ""··h t 2 BR AJ c I NEWPORT BEACH 880 Irvine Ave. I.vine & I 6th (7141 MS.OSSO SOUTH . BAY CLUB Sm. furn ~leep'g nn, Cllflef adult, $00 mo ........... Newport Bt•ch 4200 I BR. Jo'urn Apts. Pool. No ch1ldt"en or pet.\ 24®11 16th St.,NB.~ e YEARLY $275. 3 Bedrooni-2 Bath, 1!'.09 W. APARTMENTS·· Balboa Blvd. 6~ eves. • • • e WINTER RENTALs e Live where t ht fun is l Rent NOW for Sept.I ABBEY ·R,EAL TY 642-jgf,Q CoroN del Mar 4250 f'REE Util. Furn 1 BR ap1. oa\'. •• or "· ~ sec!., di.\I .. Acacia & 3rd. 548-26$3 ...-about our d.is· Pool. \Va.lk to bea-ch. $130 * * * * :.? sty Townhouses w/'J or Privacy. Sl15 / mo, Avail rount. LRG . Bach. pvt entr. So. up. ~3m or 536-7282 El Puerto Meaa Apt•. J BRS. Ele<· kitch., pi-iv. 9/5/70. $48.-4957 1 BDRM. Modern. Bet.,..•een of hwy. Beamed ' ttllings, * * * * balcony, or palio. Fron1 SlTS 1 BR. stove, refrig, gat, Ocean and Bay. Yearly refl'lf., no kitchen. $ll5 incl · 1-2 Bedroom Apts. to $450. Subterranean PGJ'k&, Adults, no pets. $150, Jae. $150. To adult only .. -4401 1 ~•~tn~··~· _,_,,___~---~ L_•1una Beach 4705 $130 up irlCI . utilities t>lev., opt. ma I d ser., avail 8/15. 673-287S Channel Pl. corner of 4!'Jth 2 BR, cptll l drp11, pool, Al!IO furn. Pool &-ftttreation conv, shop'g. f¥lodel1 Open '°""""-c-~~~-- & Balboa Blvd. adults, llO. of Hwy •. $165 LGE 1 BR, 2 blks to bch. area. Quiet Environment 8 am • 10 pm Dail)' tto 6 LRG. older 1 br. Step! to I '~ _3 Newly furn. $16.'> incl ulil. Sail , __ t J Bay. ct"J)ts, drp6, stove i ' BR UPPER alk lo bch se. ,,.._i \\'knds: 494-0588 OH street parking, No pets. pm · ..........:. a am. relrig. 1175 mo. 673-6904 -w ' I ~=-~~c-c-'-=~ \~1961 Maple-Ave. boree .r. San Joaquin, Hills $250 incl ulil. Yrly avail 1 BR. Sub-let AU& 22 to Co•ta Me'8 Rd. in Nwpt Bch, Jutt N. SO ol hwy -2 br, NICE! 9/t '71.1 . .1:= ..,..,~ 213 c: ..... 12. Balcony. Pool. Ten. S Cl t 4710 '"7"''-'"'""· · -~ _•_• __ •_m_•_•_• ____ "~~~~"!"~~~!!Btl of ,t'ashlon Island. 644-1900 No children, no per ll , 447 9443 • nb:. SlT5. 644-5M6 eves. -1 Sq oo1 $185 642-7898 -. ------I BR. LIV R~I. kit &-bath. BAY ldEADOW APTS !or leasing info. uarea Y· · SPACIOUS Oceanfront Apt. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I 2 Br. Adult.a. no pets. Year· Balboa laland 4355 Ocean vie"'· wlk to hc<h. New exriling 1 BR, 140. -*~0-P-E-:sr-*D-Al_l_Y_l":r"* ------- 7609 shopping & show. 2 BR, $165. Beam ceilings. N ·~· Hunting_ton_ Beach S. ly $300/mo. 673-WINTER RENTALS. 3 BR, reasonable rate 492-9996. \Vood pan'lg, shag crptg, 777 AMIGOS WAY REMAKKABLY LUXURIOUS Bear-h fml. 2 LRG. 2 Brm, furn. apt. year-2 be., 311 No. Bayfront. 2 492.-5189. ptiv. patio, .!IOme w/lrplcs 2 BR. 2 ba. units, unfum. FURNISHED & UNBELIEVABLY Br. Avail.· 9/U/70 ly $215 mo. 211~1 29th St. BR, 1 ba 401 N. Bayfront.1-=:=-=::-======= Pool, sand voUey ball crt, Outside living areas and EXTRAORDINARILY 6/26171. s225 mo. ~OO NB 61~ 673-3245 Capistrano Be•ch 4730 rte bldg., PCIOI tables. put. double raraaes. S250 to $300. UNFURNISHED BEAUTIFUL =~~=====0.:...========0.:...======== ting green. Adults, no pets. _ ~ __......_!_61!__ ~ _ Val D'isereGarden Apt• Generat 4000General 4000General 4000 OCEANFRONT apt turn., 387 w. Bay, Open House ~~ Puttinr green, waterfall & TV, linens. Chlktren wel-U.T pm daily, 64$.-0073. *** VACANT *** • Wi block to 3 shoppU. e-tnrers ~txeatn ftowen everyWhere ~ come, day, wk, mo. 492-507S, BEAUT. Duplex uQil Nice ......__ Bl··"· .,~ , BR I ~'" ~; Ol M n l,.,.d,,' • 492-5342. -" • ro.-d lJle .......,, -· '1 • poo • '' t"""'• ~· roo ·-~..... •. 'i pUv. patio. ""-'V•• rapes, Clevidence-fteaJto~ e 5 tnin to Beuh ~ e 5 min to San Diego Fwy, BBQ'•, sauna.. tum...unhlrn. GRAND OPENING! 4740-built-in kitch.; cbo.i.ce 8J'el. 6'15-6044 1 &: 'J Br. a1BO Singles trorn ' · • Dana _P_oi_n_t ___ 2 Bdrn1s.. l baU1; dining $135, See ii? 2000 Par9MS -are-a Lge. living l'OOnl. e 2 BR. 2 Ba <2 story). ALL THJS plus • , • LUXUR IOUS ADULT APT LIVING I & 2 BR . 2 BA. Compl Bl · 1· & b I Rd., 642-8670. Between Har-Adults nnly. $17f> tns, pr1v. pa io a cony. bor & Newport. 'J Blk N. l9th furn . Pool. Rt>liable adults. OWNER 645-0128 Hoag Ho!Ip. area. $185 mo. Lse $15.l & $185. 499--20..i.5 A t only 4245 Hilaria RENT FURNITURE J.DI' N TH~ ~RE~N"'T"'A'LS.----1 2.,!R .~.:.. "l't~ ~~'::': w'.';.: NB i.l>-0093 fi -~t1. Unfurnithtd cpts. drps, pool gar. No CHANNELFRONT 1 Br apt CALIFORNIAN Apts * DIRECT TO TENANT children, no pets. Quiet . $L'.l(l yrly. Ptly furn. Sgt 19822 BrookhUJ'St 100i,4-~~~·ci:uon ~~llfil) ffil~~filJifil[bIJ~ Genar1I 5000 "'ighb<"hood . ...,_...,, ma1ure l•dy. No & ., . 91i2-2'81 Complete 1 BR Apt as · . . g • USM~r~.~~:~· St. 2 re-~r~ .. l bubil~~i~:~iJs,.~ ~~~~A BAY CLUB * \VALK 3 blks to beach. Low as $2'2/mo. anne St., walk to Harbor Bachelor terrace apt. $200 Almost new I& 3 BR-apL '"D Mi •-Costa Mesa ~ ay n .... um shopping, 642-1467 mo. on lease. 557-7718 or Dbl gar, Jrpl, w/w <:rpta, tU;T;~~J~'WiiRE An Adult Apartment Community Yoo .... lhe win"'' ol • DELUXE t & 2 BR .::. .... =.=22.::11,,c'"'",c1-"~-=c I d,,.., Nd•hw•lu'1s1' ' ...... •"'°ildn 2 ti cketl to the Garden Apt1. Blt·ilw, prlv. 2 BR, 2 BA . Upper Sl!IO. mo. o sr pe"', c RENTAL · he t'd pool rrpl No pell. 1 small child. Nr. ok. 536-ITtt 517 \V, l!)th St., CM, 548-3481 ~';is. Sl:; mo. )46.'5163 c. Hoag hosp. ;;.i.g...3461 or ~OVE IN NOW "'From $38.50 Wk. From $165/ino. Luxury Sin. gle Apts, ·Complete maid service, housewares, linens, all util, heated pool. VILLAGE INN Laguna Beach 494·9436 llAL'BOA INN . Balboa 675-874b HOLll}AY Pl..\ZA D£LUXE SpaCious j ·Bdrm. Furn apt $135. Plus util. Heated pool. Ample park· ing. No children -no pets. 1965 Pomona, C.M. Costa Me sa 4100 BEAUTIFULJ..Y FURN . 'J BR. bearn celllng:. Htd pool. $165. 2212 Maple. Adults, no pets. ,\Vall J;X>W i 2 BR. Oompl. ·furn~ Htd Pool. ~ Children ok .. See 126 Monte Vista Ave, CM. FOUNTAIN VALLEY TUSTIN GARDEN GROVE HUNTINGTON BEACH 11, .,."""'" .. Ju•t m•• for llvfnt. lo1d• of!Mfti roOltl Jn · , and 2 NdrOOM 1plf11Mt1'9 From $145 • Ringling Bros. 646-0147 brand new 2 BR ap'* and 2 Br. encl. gar. sun deck. Be rnum &-l•il•y Circu1 E. 18th. Adults SlSO . * BAYFRONT * Crpll, •;;~~~.*family at thl' s.ID-443l, 54&--3776· LUXURY APTS. Start· area. 5152 Heil, Huntina:too Anaheim E·SIDE older 1 BR. house ing at $375. * '42·2102 Bch. 8464696, 83J.-0242 Convention Canter $85. Pennanent older tenant -- A 1• lt only. 548-6920 2 BR. S2Xl Yrly. Frp.lc, gar. NEAR Huntington Harbour ugu•t ' Redec. & new crpts &: drp1. New Triplexes. Quiet area. Please call 642-5678, e:<t:t. 329 be.tween 9 and l Pl'-t to claim your Hckt"ll. INorth County toll·free nu1nber iA 54Q..1220). IJDMP-Li-LIST APARTMENT FINDERS 1 BR. dishwasher, htd pool, Avail now. 1 child ok. 309 l.rg t &:: 3 BR. 's. Dlsbwubf!r etc No pet!, l child ok,36 _o,lh"'=SO-t-· -~-~---,,-1 $150 up. Pt!t ok. (213) 592-2623 $l30 mo. util ll\CI. f14&..466.1 UPPER, 3 br. '2 ba, walk or 17'4> 846-3559 ' Unfu.rn COTTAGE for to bch. S240 yrly. OCEANFRONT, vtew ~ 1 woman * Xlnt cond ~~~~64_U836_"°'-:--,,.-I dtok, bch. Newer, apac dlX • 642.995(1 * -2 BR. Deluxe, frplc, patio, 2 Br, bltns, crpta, drpg, MODERN 2 Br. I~~ Ba. 1 blk to bch. $221 mo. yrty. lndry, Nr ahops & pier. $1T5 Crpts, drps, CE kitch., 675--3216, a .und yr round. Adults, baby M . patio. encl gar. Nr. bus. 536-llll 11511. Adultl. ~tgr. 124 E. BLK to BEACH • Quiel, -20lh E11t Bluff 52'2 proof! New l Br $135, PrY. NEWLY DECORATED e NEW DELUXE e patio, gar. Sha:I. adults, cpl. • 2 'BR. crpts, drps, Olt·illl. S BR, 2 BA Apt for ie,_ae. 3'.IZ.A 14th. 536-1319, 673-1734 '.I!!!'!!"~~~!""'#.~!"' t Hid pool. Adults, no pell, incl l(lllc. master suite, din 2 BR unturn. $165 mo. u lll NEW 1·2-3 BR's. AU bltna, $145. 149 East Bay 'lo--- Hundred• of Apartments Ll1ted Now Call 642-4656 vdrg N S Cout rm A-dbl raraee, auto uuu.-pd. No pell. no ctuldren. cp .• rar. r. · LR G , c 11! • n 1 Br · opener avail, PoOI • Rec. New crptg thru-OUt, bllrui, y eb.u. ~lm, 54>2m. Re!ri&:/range-, bllns, c11t1ta, area. gar .• lndry ml. 536-2098 AIR CONDITIONED• DISHWASHERS Co•I• M111 SIGO ~"';1::!'.'~~:t• ""' . .! A"";~!,,,. •NB BEACHBLUFF APT.S 0 h-lvota Potlo1 0 lolconies (J $hot (orpttln9 0 Drop•• 0 lvl!J.in• """' m-'6""' ay, Ne"' 2 Br, 2 Ba, Po o L NEW f11rn, new w/w cpt.Jrg 0 Pool 0 110'• D lovnd..V 0 Cav•r•d P•rkin1 0 f alro Si.rot• fAIDWAY JLaBR. Duplep"1 $110. Lrg ~."· WILWAMMaoag<dWALTbEyRS CO. Dshwhr, patios, 8231 Ellis, I hr apt., quie-t, nr shpg. O Jocw•sl Ptol D S011no O ., .1 .. u.ndry. easant ga, .... n 842-8477 or 847...3967 SUS. 523 Bernard. 646-0728 iumsuo!!lngt1. Nb pets or PRIVATE VIEW Vilt-I APTS chiklrt'n. ~m • Adults-2 br studio / BACHELOR apt, Fu'"· LA • Cr 2 Bdrm•., 2 ~Iha; cerpeted, 1" ba, patio. b a I c 0 o y, D I II pool 2 BR. unf. newly dee. pt, d-~ bit ,.. dlshw-•· 2 bl'-fro rps, new w w cp , • drpi Encl tioa: Spa •A~· · .... •u-. rarage. ..., m ocean. pyt. bal. 55T...fi6&1 2 A 3 BR's ........,.~ Adult ~ ... 1·1.o moo, t)pslatrs.. $250 Month. Min. $.1.&0. 1401 Olive, H.B. Private patio, pool . lndtv. au-· • o .. ..,. 'ti/ • 1 year leaR, * * 1 l3R. APT. f'\JRN. 2283 Fountain Way E . 2 Bl\, lH. BA, paUo, poot ADULTS. """" a Ni:,~c. Co AirPort 1 (Harbor. turn w. on Wilaon) >t , o $16.S roo. MORA KAI Apts. Call 54g........,,, aft ~ pm . UCf. Adult! only .. -MESA Verde, 2 br ht Or. -.,.,,ppp11 .. ,a Euff Gt Gfrl'~dacb mvd, ~i blk COTI'AGE '$55, + util. Slont J 20l22 s.,rita ~Ave, $14~ Newly de«lf., c10M. .... ----.. ,.-0 a -""-' Villa Trailr Prk. 3S3 W. ..1 M , •-t 'A to llhopplna area. Adultl. ft • 1 BR. New. Ft-p.lc. Neu Ba C•f 1• ;r, tt. "'oac • "V .,. k .,_ SPM:JOUS 1 f'>R. Lrg palio. 0 dul y, ,. . Ho pets. Avail tit w • -PL ~ hall, Crpli, drps., ocean. Pa o. A t1. Ou;;xes Unfurn. '975 .. ----------- ,;· OUP_J..EX ·H2 B'b· wl IN'"r · •, U pp er ar or, · Pall58.cles Rd. Vacant. $150. 67a.2177 • • I BR . .-u • HAUOR-tiRllNS -Sl5-<083;;:;;:;;::-.~~..,:;;;:...::'!l dili--Pol>!. N" Fuhion LINDBORG co_ fi.1&.251! ok. HTD POOL. 1998 M..,._ GARDEN'• STUDIO AP'l'S N~'W 'l>eautiful town>•'"'" I 111 l Mtltll. 11.i mo. *LOVELY NEW APTS ••• ... _, '' Apt L~S.~ , HUN'ftilG;TON Bt&cb. l., 2. 3 BR'a. from WO. .,. $ br's, 2 b8'1 Villt1 1.. 644"029l Near Qc.ffn A-Park, J A t I B. , •· I +' ,.,_ BEACH • 2700 PeLel"tOll Way, C.M. W. 181h St., C.fif, 6'1.~105.i, ""=""=====°' Bt, 425 13tb SL &t1.J951 r . IV ll'l'aU , '"'"' /OIHttl tloOl'\l1,.=-1--::~::::llio.'.+z-+,,:::_ ·-~• -i\fo--Mo. Adult1 only. 2tlO 5'16-C310•;,,.-~--~-c='~=--=--.--,,-.,,,,--.,.,= CoNna def Mar 5250 Elden. 646-92711 ~Vet!-FOUNTAIN ~ WANTED: _Middle aged OOU· LRG &Ith. u p kit, bltl\I, s ' • .._ G I •OOO y•ury lll'l*IC t I 1 12 I o... wl•I• .. .acp\1 dsp no NEW 2 Br, 2 8a. S of Hwv. In a ~na --enera --~ -FURNISHED 1 Br. apl, util ~ p e to "'''I mar: r.p •. IHI• WfAlll'"C • • .. , "' d I No children, no ~et• pelt. 286A Me ndota Bltrll, frplc, JH'tiO, beam 111.'>-•-chetrtul t Br. 8 ... ;, CHATEAU LAPOINTE p&id. si...:;. A u ts, no pe.l.l. si~2'1 ctll, cpta. dps. $275. 54$-19&1 ..... l" 2 B 1 Pool Ca.JI &f&-'J003_ • ...._. -64&-1186 Crpt.s. drpa, bHn1, t:ncl car, D<'hl>" fum. " •• · · ===:::-;,,-.;:o="" MOVI UP. TO 1 nl NIW lll!PUILIC ~.-·~· Whll El •· t , l 0 c 2 • 3 BR • Bat'· • t BR. ll'J)tc. """ d..,,.. t child ok. fNr. \\Chit), -Close tn ahoiis, $150 + utll. 11\ffilAC 2 Br. I !4 Sa Studln11. ,,...-,. .,.,.,e t' ep .... n * • '"' • • • •111• _,., Cp d pa pobl Wrk'c ep1 into ca•h thru a O.lly Pilot f'rplc, bll•IM, C!f'Ptl, dtpt1, pvt s:an.at. $225 mo. I S. Center SI, S.A. IL Adull11, no ptt11. 111. r • · • o•-·. ·~ ld'.I 1 r ,.,1-.. _ 1"'"' m-mT warner. SM~. 1Ml Po11mna, C.M. ~ ... !!!:1._!ll!!:4.1.!::.__,._!!~~---' ·;_: _ _:_ ___ _:·:_==::-:_ ___ .:._ ____ :==:=.-=;_-_....;_I ~°"~""°~.;;~...;"""'-'=----~·"":::::..:< .. :::.:.' ~;:w;;.-..:~.::..;;:-~-• ------------------ RENTAL> ~''· Furnished I ...,.....,. ........... ------~---.------,..,..,...,...,..........,.........,....----..--~---------- I ~--·~- . -• t''· . . .~ \ I , . " I· i" ~~ - . -. ----... -- ,. .._ ~ ,J/ - -~' If • . .. " " .L .._\.],O.. --'~ .... • • . • I ' . ' .. . . . . ·1 .. .. . ~ ·-. • • ' . . . - .~ ....... . . ' '• L ., . --· -· . • l1· .:. _::._i -. _,! l!'•' ., • r AID ·H.ORSEPO WER 10 .. THE . ·,lA~11·1z.:~y -~1~uD'GET l ;· l-1~ • . • l • • .. . r • • • I . I ' l' ,, I • ! • • ! I 1-, I ' ' ! .. ! ' t • • ! . . . . ' ' . ·---. . You can handle thos•.~ bills. A.R you need · art the dol· lars you'll get for alJ the still•good, but· ~obody ·.uses· them items you'll find . all over the house. · Make a list -. . .. of them today and decide ,to turn those unwanted ar· ticles into extra cash. It won't cost you • . • it'll pay you. And you'll be s .. rpriied at how fast ,you can sell iust about anything witlt ci -.D~ILY-Pl~OT ~las.sified ad. Try it today. Every-day is. a good day._ to us~ . . ' ' . -. . . ·, ' • ' ~· • ·--~~ _I ·l-,/J'\ . -~lt•l ~· .. ;•j'(f-: ' .. , "' ' ' ~'·" j ~ ; • . DAILY PILOT , WA .. T ADS . . (And You ~an Charge Them) , " ' • 11:; I ' < . ----. . ---- I ---·------.,,.---·-..~~.-~ ... ,. u -·-'-~•~•~=••·.,·rw"--... ·-~· . -..----. ---~-------.· . .---·.r~ ------ -----="""'""'-""'""""'""""''"""""" .......... _..,,..,._"'I Vl~~~~R~i'~Ll!S SPACIOUS I & 1 Bd-. ·~ -Ailult'[i'Yl'"ng""-"--. + Fum. & Unfqm. * * . ) Sil/INiy, A"""I 8, 19711 ~ l'J!Al., 2""'y REAi: ISTA'Tt' • I llUSINISSI ' -. ANllOUNCIMIHTS"' ANNOUMCIEMln•• SE • •u~y s DI llt'f I :It Gtneral FINANCIAL ond NOTICES ond NOTICES Corpol Cl...... 6625 1,.,.1ng c-~lol MIS Bu1lna11 ' Lott 6401 T-lng '490 Carpot Sham ..... A,..... * lllOml'IG • e O STOU.S. '110.000. _. OPftOrlunltl•s •JOO ''P/.TSY'' FEM. O>Utc• student w~~' Rooms nt.:IO. Pb. m-ITGO. MY~ '1 Hr. 6911 W. 19th St. Btthtl AAA Lule Ftrnate JR.ISH SET· to wrk w/bft!n damAP at DfLle.'1 Ma.lntenance SeJ'ViCfl Pick Up 6 .DtlJ•. 545-lMl '111 ' Towers corner. ~1161 qt. CANDY SUPPL y , TER. 2 yn old, we•rioe bandJcapped. cbldrtl. Pleue . _ ROUTE nea collar. Santa Al\I call OaudttM &n..2289 C11rpet L11ying & J ltorllll OM ~~~-~~J ..... trlal ltontol "'° (NO SELUNG lNVOLvi;fil Hri(bts ""'·. REWARD. Gl;,RMAlj Ropolr "26 •• ----............ i2 ~ . ._ ------C.U.,the 1ly -p1 I o't't-Cd Co · U Lt WOllURS AVIDl.-m:~ ~ IQ., tt. primf rqn Ont ·•· ••••• $975.00 Plfpt.tcb Dept, .Ul tor Pat ns-trw: ve UOM [ STILL h•va the Best dtal kind ol M)l'k, aJ'l,Ytimit, tfartNt • .,,...U or put. -Plan two •••••• $1625.00 · * l3U554 * in eown hi Carpet-Linoltum-Clff.lllna. lawa work. etc. Irvlne Ind, P.tr. Bullard Pl.an~······ $3250.00 Gb, rm 11 n bShepl,.rd • SERVICE DIRECTORY TUe. C.A. P~. ~2010 Etficit:at. reliable. #JD hr .. 54MOOl C&lh Rcquftd, Excellent In-rown &. Lick, ._n... CARPET LAYER HAS Ask tor John or Nlcbo1-• OW!wutier . rotor COOfdlnat1 ed appll~ • plush aha.a C&l1Mtt • choice of 2 color 1ebeme1 • 2 ba.tbl • ctall showers . mirrored ward· ftlbe doon • indl.N!ct U:ht. ina ln kitcbe:i • breakfast bk . hue:e private fenced pa& • p.IU&b ~UUSC&pltw - brlck Bar-a.Q's. la..rze heat- ecf, poo1a: ' la.'Jal ~ I ![ , 1 .... !if.IV bld,r. l3C8 .. 2300 ft, Mt.,. Baker A J'itlrview, l ,. !-e-·s.@v&ft $-211' com.: fer a few hours wetk-wer~ to ''Be11r .'' Vic.. B11by1ittlnt USO CARPET! F.iitutlc Sa~ &46-0015. b' work. (Dtya It ~nlng•l. F11shlon l1l11nd, we•r· BABYsriiiNG . home in.p. C.ll I0-8164 LSP=-'Al\KLE~~-J~1m~.lorial~~ .. -..,..=-I Re.filll~ and O>ll@ctinf from int fl•• ooll11r. 644-0980 m my · do ck • Sen win.-Wh~j """'' ~,. Got? SPECIAL C:~!!i~'fJOH. 'Oil · Lott . '1.00 coin operated dispensel'9 In Mesa Verde arta. AUi. 10 i:IKtric I "411 w arnnc • Newport Beach and sur-LOST! 811<. k-m cat . W:U Aug. 28. Mon. thru -~ .. ~II dow1, rtsid .. comd, COfllt., rounding uea. We Hta~ Wht/spot OI\ forehead, Fri. 8AM-6PM. S1 per br., •ELECTRICIAN. ~ jObs, cleanup. P'fte eat. 962o.orn lish TOUte. fHandle• l'lflme w.ht/hind led, fltil. collar. lunch lncL 5'a&-4Sl4 maintenanot It rep.atra.1---------·I NATURAL BORN SW~PPIRS Spoclol Rm S LiM1 -5 ·times -5 bucks IUlal -A• MUIT INClUe• DOVER SHORES, 1.. e.y View lo!, ta.x aneuors valuation -$24.800. Low lsehold • Owner 644-3>39 brand candy and anacka.l ~arbor HI a: h I and • OIILO catt, my ~· la. ~ i Landscapl"I "11 3101 So. Bristol St. (~Ml. N: of So. C:0..1 Plual Santa An11 PHONE, 557.alOO 1-Wluif '" ..... .. ..... 1-W!Mt "" ••• Iii ,, .... )-'l'OUlt ....... •M/lf' .......... 4-1 ._ tll ...,.it..._ For personal intff\'few in tant to 5, ~ear Hamilton. CONTRACTOR .. LIC'D ·-· -Newport Beach area send REW ARD. Heavy told chain CM. Inspeehon welcomed. NEW ~WNS, re.Mtdhw. 5-ffOTMIN• l'Oft U.La -TMOal Ofifl.YI nlU1le addrtu and 'phone bracelet \tfchildren's pies Will do light~. 20f3 * 642~21'2 * roto-Wl~.re n ovattn1, To Pl•c• Your Trad•,.-• P1r1141M Ad PHONE '42·5'71 CANYON Lake lot, Ullil 1, 3rd lier view, 60Xl20. i9'150. num~r 10 f\.1ULTI-STATE k>st vie Hotel LaiWla. pkg. \Valla~. Apt D. • dnn·tlp.. 191-241'1 or DISTRIBtrrING, INC. lli81 lot. Contact !iitr. Hosch, WANTED-Babysitter for cirl ~loors .__ ·"65 84&-093?. $150 • LRG 2 BR. Studio Apt. (Triplex). Family size kitch. w/bltns. crpts. drp•, frplc.. ~ncl gar. 1 or 2 children ok. (Nr schls} No pets. 2230 S. Center St., S.A. Nr Warner, 5..)7-6502 L11guna B••ch ---· ••¥- 5705 * NORTH END * 0nft ct those rare lovely 1 BR apt&, 1 block shopping, beaches, private, enclosed patio. $175. J'RADE home, $19.500 value, with pool, in Azusa; $5,000 tquity ; For home, boa.I, hou.ot,e trailer, etc. Owner/Broker 61~7m Antelope Valley, llMQ Acre level to $36,500 eq. FOR bch area home, units or other. Abo San Diego cty. 1177 ll Camino, C.M. 546-5941 Gilt and QOUlltry store, Great IOcation, Trade for V t.n. camper or S2500 equity, 830-4237 or -494-1488 lJ ac-. 5 yr old Rivtr•ide, Orange GroV't: ~ Beach ~S block, new 1 & 2 ment fret!. $5,650 ac. $76,000 BR apts. Each have 1¥.i BA. equity. for: home. Income, Pool. $:;oo up. Lease. 2175 S. land. 494-2936 Coast Hwy. 497-1630, 499-3929 1 '0.~<boa'--,~d_:.:.:11\.:.0_to-,-,.~,.~h-p. * * WOOD'S C:OVE * * NEW Ocean side apts. with ~l . From $200 month - PLA:CE REALTY .fM-9704 filerc. long shaft Nffds tune-up. Trade for 7-1{1 hp. outboe.rd in gd. cond .. Jee l-~-------·IQulnn Dys 87G.ll70 EYes, wk'eods 494-6370: 011r\ll Point 5740 Commercial lncome proper- OCEAN·view 2 Br, den, 1% ty. free & dear, next to Ba. htd pooJ. Adult!. Lie Sears. Va!. $65,000. For $165 mo. 499-al55 . unitii, house or beach prop. REAL ESTATE OWNER 615-6259 0.Mr11t '67 Mustang V-8, auto, Pis, 5'90 NOTICE REALTORS &. RENTERS The housing office of Univer. slly of California, Irvine Is expanding it5 listing service for oH campus rentab. Real. ton &: private owners are encouraged to list suitable married &: single students A: l a c u I t y acrommodationa with us. Write er phone for a listing form from : HOUA- ing Ottlce, Li brary .Ad.mi~ i&tration Bldr. UC Irvine, Irvine, Calif. 92664, Phone: (TI4l 83J.6812. FURN. 2-3 Br house required $1!i00 value. Trade for 17'23' all glass boat, motor A trailer. Call 548.9647 or 53-7-7902 Cr, choice Ac., restricted. 3l min. Rivsde. For: Eq, units er home, NB, CdM, La& Sch, etc, 8480 Camino SUr, CUca.mor,:a, Ca 91730. •-.. 11 Actt coma; Failview It Sunflower. $150,000 Equity tor large *!.-i Bayh'on\ home or '! Ed Riddle Real· tor, 646-881}. ' \Veit 19th St, C.M. proper- ty 128' frontaa:e with 3 building•. Trade for acre- age er bOme. • 645-0139 for a period of S.12 mo's, ~p-,.-,,.~lul~Sln-°"M"o"<l"u"hO=mo"';' ccmmtncing Oct 1. CdM, 2'f' TS Chris, s4.ooo value. Broadw.!!.y, Anaheim, Calif., 11614 Cornell, Riventdi! 5~. plus light hou9'ket"pina:. , CAJtPti' VINYL TILE FOR clean ~1obile Home, ~~t~I ~~~ot. ~~v!i~ 92802 1n41 1'f8..5060. DOG lost In vie Larkspur 9 hrs. day, after St-pt. 5~i ~ CONTR.. F~ ES?. MAID SERVICE 6115 - ~ h 'th COIN LAUNDRIES CdM. Small bei&e puppy. hrs., call after 5 and .f * 541).1262 ~ • • ~~: re::~r' ,;~ SC rec::n-p. beach. $11.500. (;.ood terms. FRIGIDAIRE I! any knowledge, .a>~) wkends, 847-5813 ,._ -To-~.~ .. ~. S ~ ~~ •-' Owner 213: 377 3000 coll. EXPER ., •-.11 '-b . R I nc!l eq ...... , • a_. ....... a,,. u . 492-1986. _ JET-ACTION Larkspur. Child's pel. ... ot .... r \VJ .... ysit Furniture ••tw n9 Ph:-6C-93T.3 or 642--9974 --~IN-WHJ=~m=ER=--I Citrus Groves 6175 Cypress cholce loc, 31 \\'II.Sh-LOST: WELSH TERRIER Vic: Orange " 22nd, C.)1. 1 &. Refinishing "751-:-;==i======'I __ ·-:.;= _ _;;.;.;.;; Min IT&IO Lunches & fnrd yard, Day i--p . Ii Have office buildi.n&, Whit. couN.fRy ESTATE ers, 17 dryers. . brn/charCoal Edinger/Ne\\'· or weekly. 548-9513 FURNiruR.E Strfpplna It a1n n9# . tier Blvd, $65,000 equity. 34 Ac Citrus " Avocados dn pymnt. Xlnt tncome. hope. Heartbroken boys. VERY Reliable mother ot refini1hi11&. P1JH1rh11ng1n9 6ISO TRADE. for Tnltt Oeeda. Santa Ana, A!~ha Beta major Rwd o:.-..... ~A" .,A.,...,....., * * 61l-t.215 *' ' fine famlJy iffldence & sh'>pping center. Bia' volume ' ....u.._.... 2 \\"OIJld like to ~yait b)' * _...,,,,,.., PROFESSIONAL Palotin&. 47' Twill Di!!sel HOU8fbo&t, clear, $36,000 value. FOR 'hou&t, unlit or '! No out ot state property; Call fn4) m3114. \ ~taker's home and la..ndry. $39,000, Reuonable DOG: Blk & "'h, small hr or day. Prefer Wants. --1Neat work.· Fine paints. atables. Acreqe has attat tenns. female wfHcenst. Vic 545-0223 G•rcMn.lnt 66IO Roller, bruah. air·le 11 pot~ · tor .. bdlviAion. 32 \\'a.shtts/I Dryen, good Capitol St, C.M. &12-6584 NEWPORT Hgts ma, large AL'S GAJtDENJNG spraying, acCou.I. ttillnp. ~~~t~~a1:i location, $8,IXW' FIP, Small alt 5 yard w/sandbox. Lunch +tor Gardenlhl & amall land. ~-~l's. Lowpricts. Roy finance or exchange for down payment. LOST: ll-1ale blk Toy Poodle, snacks. Xlnt care. &tS-1754. scapin& services call 5f8.$198 _::;.c,::=· ------I Beach Property. Aeent COIN~MATIC nr. Talbert & Marnolia, BABYSITI'ING in my home ServingNewport,~,Cos.~USES, ~ks;boe.a. ~· \VILL .TRADE Almoet new ~ EQUIPMENT, INC. F .V. SmI Rew! Ple&Jt caU for'. in1ants & toddl~. Vic: ta Mesa,. b:n-er Sbcfts, eoJes, anythlfl~ • everything ll' Cabover Camper for i========== SZ..7Sll 962-0354 Harbor&: Victoria. MS-1123 Westclitf ('euonably pa.in~. For free smaller camper in equal .~ HAMBURGER Stand, year e CHILO CARE: Prl!f. non-LAWN & Garden Care Htlmate "6.97S2 condition. After 5:00 pm Acr4a9e '200 around buslne~ b e a ch Personals 6405 rep~ssed klds to 4 yn., beautification, weeding it upus.E Need pa~nt? Qtullity ==~·~·..,M~'~·l_ll63-,--*,.........,, 15 AC. Uf'developNI. Lake arta. 673-2910 * 5J6..4084 • cleanup by collep students. fnt~r\Of', extenor, I re e GLASSPAR ..Avalon boat & a.aurts ~ptte. HUl'Jt, fi.&h. PROSPQJ~G • COFFEE 1WO Business executives Reas. ~7363. Calin& Bros. =e; Ref., reasonable gear • exchange for 11'-'Take• over lo dn '20 mo. SHOP. &I c&pac:itli ~stabl. financial stable 37 _ 38. C t I 6575 JAPANESE Gardepe;r , l'!fo.1---------·I 21 ' self • contained travel 897-8478. ' 1 yr. Near Bee.ch. 53$-1'59 l Dl\l'O~d. With I a r g e _.!_er ng Rate. Gen't Clean.Up. Ex. PHONE the rest· then pbol'le tl'llller or equity. Ca 1 l I ·co="'v~ERN=~M~EN=T"""land-,~. "'s;~· -an unusually furnlsMd llOme WlLL Cook G~k or Italian per.' Reu. Frtt ie st. the ~st: .J.man A-Son 492-.5029. evt1s or Sat. W" , .~ p ..i........ for intimate dinillg and dinner in .YOUt borne. Call 642-2239. ~ainbn1. Licensed, bonded. ===_,,,=.,,,-=-..,=l ·acre. 1'1te: ........ a ... ,...,..,, B • W .. _..a 1.-e msured M&-5325 TR.ADE: ll' G1en (L) speed .1185 ArTOwbeid Ave, San UllMll •nr.u · ._,, casual bar BQ, s ma 11 &.16-5273 AL'S L&ncLsca.ping: T tee · boet a: trailer. needs lo be Bndo 9'(11) " BUY er l..ei!e . :9ma.J1 P a r t I e s, intere!lting con-remaval. Yard remodeli.ng. YOU Suppiy Tbe Paint. ! ·-• ro ti ======:::::== I vtraation and music. ?.feet cle · Br Uv Rm & KHcben rta""". R: car, •ta on ' _ b\.lsineis. Motel, mobile Cir-ttrln" 6.590 Tras~ baulln&. lot anup . P ' t~ ~ Call""?--'• w~OrtrUckotequal val. borne park, retail franchise. Mw people. Wide range ot ,..-.... ,• ~pa.Jr spmklen.. 673--1166 -"-"-~-'-'---·-'--~----I Jj00.$S(XI, 892-0528 ~,_.rt ~~rty ~ Couple will Invest 10-«I 1.1. tnterest5 to off tr inc!udi"I': CARP. ENTRY GA R o E N I N G : Land Retired Pa.inter: 26 yn ~ Units, good rental area. $38,<XKI F.quity; i n co me ~ll,500. For house, com.mer. ::lat or horse ranch. OWNER 61>'6259 aear R-3 lot-0ldtr ~nted hie, nr 5 Pt•. El Monte, tor. Eq, units or hm NB, Cdl\f, Lag B, 8480 Camino SUr, Cucamonp, ca 91730. Daily Pllo ocean cruiser for trips to ft-. N t • ho • N·-PRIME vacant l~ aCfts, Box No. Plon. t ea··• nd ,~ 1 Sk' UTNOR ~Ams.. No Job cleanups, 5prDkr l)'.I. roto-expt~-ea • nea.., ..,.... .....ma a .. ~ .. xco. I :-:--Too. -.n ea~--..... ~ -me-I .. --. Yancoy drinker. can 5J6.8801 only %. mile from DANA --!boat for river tun and --uwo:' --'"" •· ...,. .. POINT HARBOR. Construe-Money to LOlft 6320 skiing. Harbor cruise~. qtt 6 otber _cal!llner.. &a6-S860 TRADE. Painticc by Ucni. tion mofW!y available now. L Motorcycles for trail and !~7S. U no &nner leave EXPERIENCED · Japanese ed contractor b' truck, Zonedforl>SOimlts.Flnan-1st TD oan mountai;,_ ie):plotinf .. mac •t ""2372. IL~· Gardener. Co m plete fUJ11.0l'?&42-4558 cing nexlble, Owner -uk Colorado river cabin close ADdersoo Service. Free Mt 5'6-0124. MeAdarris Paintina Strv. f<ll' Irene _ 494-3502 AM Ii 8% tNTERESf to Vf'PS-(\\'t like to &q). ~ENTER: Re mo de I, GEN'L Clean Up, tree Rl'V, Inter. I: Exter. Spiec:ial r&ta ~"~t~"~•.o•_"}J:....=~·-~~ 12n d TD Lo-a· n We are look.Enz tor fun &:iris Pt.tiO work, cement work weed kill roto-lill sptinkln on apt&. 646-3645 ON Fatrwa.1. Fa.llbrook Goll for co~panl?nshlp. Must be &: paintine-. No. job too repaired. ,6t6-5848, METICULOUS PAINT. Clu~new ,3 BR, 3 BA, TennsbuedontqUlty, •:acti~.wi;h~r~i:es small.Freeest.,~lM-i JAPANESE Gard~ningBLUE OUP STAMPS. INS. .r-<.'Ond b d .. -·2171 545-0611 ~-.. a . a1ra.°'1w., a!.'; QUAIJ1'Y Woodcraft, sml Servtte.Neatwork:.CI~ c~ col. students. tn"4X! 'Beach kit Guaymu ~tex. at • crp • rps,_, .... '"poise. nqe•••· a;en'l conatr. & carpentry. . houses Exp Doc:b 9'lS-Sl12 Fl£, val $2000 andior 26' lndsci~=~,500. Sffvll\I Harboc area 21 yrs;. 30. Please send photo and l-"'ree con&ultation & quote. yd. mamt. 968-2303. • • • dll launch val $2PQO. Want Sattler Morfta911 Co. letter to Box 1 O 6 3 Call Ken 6'5-0044, 5'&$-4235, CLEAN UP SP~ . No Wutfng , \l&n, ata. wa1. or iec ve.' ----''------336 E. 17th Street Westminster. Don·t be shy CLEAN UP . '-~ MUiln& New ,fence I: ~pair. Odd * WALLPAPER i( hicle. 548-2592, 4%-~71. " 62 O ----'-----or embarrassed. We't'!l look. -JO-. ' jobs. Reas. M8-695S When you call .. Mac" Meunt1in &. ~•••rt I 1---------Ing for new friend.!!. Bars cos """'ii te bi~· .. ~.-est. Compl-'9 Yllrd Carel 548-1444 HM032 Haw-4 Br, 2 Ba ~ den FOR Sale, two 'Mll'"'6«=~•. MOMy W11ntMI 6350 and , the.. aame environment ma or &:· ..-...... JIM S4IM83'l HOUSE Paintin&:. Expier'li home, W-&ide C.M. Trade view lots &:: sky harbor. 'von t find them. Can you CARPENTRY: Cabin e t 1 • Best rate•. Interior, exterior tor-property in St. Peters. Yucca Valley. Qwner will NEED $55,000 tor l> mo1. think cf a better way ~o Room Additions, Patios. . ~t 8i: ~ ~~ Free EsUm.ates. Keo DU bul'I, l..aJ"IO arta, Florida. aacri, 6.6lf> loan, lo down Re~ $ T 2 • jQO • Loan meet new people:?' We cant. Any size job. Mike, &15-2576 Mamtenance, Uc d, lnail.lftd 544-3074. (%, ac:. pert wrfrt). 646-1503 or trade for car 962-6350 secured, New H cs p it.a I. This •d ls not a joke !>48-4808 aft 4 , 546-2?:,S , · REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS . _ •. QUTCH Boy paintinc av. n;n. Trade equjty in our :J br _ * CABINETS. Any size Job • -• •• p •• Llc/lm. •1house in M:is•ion Vie~ for 6240 .ANNOUNCEMENTS ATTEN! You can now be 25 yrs exper. ~ G•ner11I S.rvfct,1 "'2 itrcoaG~ ·~219 ~ in Huntlniton Beach R. E, W11,n.,.;ctod;.;;..___ 1nd NOTICES protected l"tgardle15 o l . · · &rtir:----present or past med. history GEN. Repair, add, ·eab. APr'tLEANING • Pai.ntiiw REAL Estate ReJuvibalion :.-.-3296 CASH BUYER \\'31\t• R-3, Found ~;:,..Ads) '400 w/major med. & hosp. in-Fonnlca, panelln&' marlite. -Rug Shampooing A Lite Service. paint any home for D'U R-4 2 acres or more, Orange ---------come insurance. No age Anything! Dick, 613-4t59 Rep a i rs. REM ARC $300 & 2 atory $350, ~2480 Trade Kentucky , rtne, tlg-Acrea,a:e near Rancho Cali-County, San Diego, Long GRAY and brownirh'dog. Pt. limit. very Io cost. Be SERVICES, 847.$388 * PAPERHANGING er maple stock, dbl trigger, fornia for late model 1ail ~~ha.!:::~: 1~7;d~::S Collie &nd Pt. German covered for your cond. You Cement, Concr•t• '600 FENCING, i:epain, paintinz, &: PAINTING. -I 968."25 Hntg Bch, Npt Bch. Write 6 Yl'I old, 6% tinaDCing, giving full delails of prox.. $16,000 equity. 1% hrll from \mity of sch I ll, ahop'a: N.B. for Orange Co. unit! centers, etc. to Daily Pilot or home. Ownr/bkr 64>0441 Box t.f·2000. 2"111 W. Balboa Blvd, Newport Beach oc•·-n ban'el, very good or power boat. Owner 2733 Shepherd -found U:i the 16th could aave thousands. For zeneral mamt SUITABLE Living qtrs, tum. -nd-.' '°' boat trailer lo tit Sarver Lane, San Marcos or (TI4) 67>85M eves and St. C.M. Wearin&' Dea collar more into, Special r-.ted. CONCRETE. All types. Free 646.iSJ9 * P~.PERHANGER * or unturn, for my Mother, '-" wk ends. and red collar • will be Serv. Dept, 67~127 or est. Sawin&. breaJtlrte, haul-Recoenlzed Autbority. Prior nr markets & sh o PI .. 4' GIUlW'-49U376 (TI4) 7'4-054S or 744-3580. BUSINESS 1ncf at Santa Ana Animal 642-4163. Inc &: sklploading:. Service Repa' • Handyman 1• . instructor 646-2449 :i~ft!:~:.'~~~~r * * * * * * FINANCIAL Shelter WOMENll & quality. 548-8668 ~· te~ ~ra. mam-IN~T,;,::.6.c;.,Ex=-'-·1.-P~.,..~.-..,~--."'Loc--aJ'1 2 BR house, Ql.M. unlum. ~f' O~N Shep~ 's..' Slim doWn, I°"'· incbe1, : CEMENT WORK, ~job 1oo !'Al's Cleanlnc• Service ttn, ~'4, Ins*. .free •t. Ad"lt cpl w/do(. J\ol•. ~E~L'ESTATE · RIAL l!SfA'!'-1 ~ 'i; d ::_llllJ :•-.~:;1,Vsicw'•m'''°,;:m· ·.Lido! feol bol~l'lt~.t,.Ztrilt ~ ~ "uonablo. F.ree r.-u.u~i!o<t·Wh> ~.Cllodr,,Si. 213/92'/'-4002 (Satl.; or G"' • 1· . .:.i G'titer11l \,~> ~_.,--. ~ ,._ Home~rgiscir S~ Etdni.H.Sturuck~S ;z,:-11oor'caif.1YU'lilrr ¥ • ''8- 833-6514 (Mon) .. Wini'" .~•r.11 '' -, 1 Sb.ipyal'd area to ~th St. only $69.95. &i•crecfit' DECORATIVE CONCRETE ~·r · r. · ~ Prl'iiirJftf;•·p · h STUDENT desperately needs Misc, R1nt11l1 5"! ~~Ill '°70 OPENING Marina, 6'73-6606 temu available. ~or free DRIVES-WALKS-PATIO H II 6730 R•pilr 6llO -WATCH ladle• or &iris, home demomtratlon call CALL PON, 6f2..8514 ~1!!."~"11~----.!!~-l'"'.':.::".-::::--::::-:::=::::"I pvt room in return for l\ght e GARAGE •--""' • 3001 H 11~ I nd .. 'ty I 5.17 I''" * PA~ p• ·-~·a . • ~ SUP~" DELUXE QUAUTY am avn, ou v1c1n1 o . .nJ * CONCRETE .. -" ... patio•, GARDfJNINNG. yard l a"""' .._.,,,.r.n .. 1.n malnt _ or smai. re :i .. Femhiea.-th Ln, Costa MttJa. >;4V o1 d b H ww11. All~ Free eatlm&t. 642-8250 557•9069, $40 mo. 14-3 ~·.up to 3,000 'It· Vendln&: 11 BIG BUSINESS d NeWJX>rt Riv · Y O&i Sin1le-Wldowed-Olvorced drvways, etc. L l e e n se d. garage clean-up, gen. ha.Ill-eaiJ. 54().'825 * RENTAL SERVICE * ft. office swtet. Im.med.~-·-11 growing steadily every Hospital-675-00?8 * MEN-WOMEN Phillips Cement. 548-6380 in&'· Free estimate. Colle&:el.::=::::=;;::::=::I Fr•• to L11ndlord1 ~, ·1 --.-;;:. CUPlf4tC¥. ~ c n.tY. ·y~ar-tmc1 is RECESSION FOtJti)'l in i Gfiep Park EV11ryono'1 I-king for the MORE Concrete patk> tor student. M2-4087 or 548-4..169 Plum"n• -~r lncom• Pronarty vvvv '"1---rt ]Nine C.Ommerc. PROOP! viclnlty Black & b-wn ' -ti tti • ·..;c;;.c.;;~:.;;.;:• ____ ;.;.;.o I Blue Beacon, 645-0183. ..... .--...... ..., '" right one. We have a way.50 less money. Artis c ae f'I&. T.N.T. Lawn Ser v t c e.•- d' CL l80t Oimplex, adj. Airporter THIS COMPANY . . . med. n. ~male •hort-b&ired call us &: begin to UVE! Lie., ca.II Max at 644-0687 Gara.a:e clean-ups, hauling PLUMBING J\EPAUt BY AUG 15-1 Br. or itu 10 (!) M-IA •o••, Ptod•.,..bon. Hotel le Restaurant .. banka, ·• Jt 'bne Of the top Wnd-,dof. 545-S&3ft ~ ~A7'""'7 -··--& lirht movi"". 548-51163, No job too amall apt, furn/unt 1 babY· (~ ~ "' ...... <>·-oi.-.. "-N,P' t 'r<>~•s · I · · th t;;4; ,,.. -uuu ... 3 646-4219 Pl, Newport Reh. 671-TOTO, --'' '950".. · ..-"'1 · ng operations in e ~·S Found on beach vie. 34 Hr. Recording Chlld C1re, 531~3729 e 642-3128 e $95) CM, NB. Aft • ,. ... ..,.A,· UNCROWDED PARKING U.S. . Island a; Balboa. Inquire L' _, '610 ==~---,--I===~~--~~ vu-_.. LOWEST RATES ~MASSAGE It SAUNA ic•nseu TRASH & garage clea~up. PLUMBJNC CI Ice naed): ' R·-' 5'95 . • Sella only top•QuaJifu, at front ....ow;iter, Daily 'Jll M thru S llO I d •-mod I Rooms for .... I I R t I 6°'° OwnerYmQ.21'12DuPdntI>r., OJ flu -221!.Balboa NB' GRAND OPENING. Lcvely DAY Lak Park on. un. a oa · ~pa .. , re e, new eon.. ---US ness •n a Rm. 8, Newport Beach. . ~:o~~~t;d a~~~:1 SM~ brown s~ ·~ girb. EXPERT MASSAGE. rea•. cri;~~lay ~d. hot F1'ee Estimate. 548-5031 1tnJctlon. Free est. ~ BEAUTIFUL Room tor rent, e PRIME STORE LOC: sp.3223 Courtesy to Qrokers Aak about our Las Vegas lunches. nap11. 610 12th St., HAULINt. $10 A LOAD HOMr REPAIRS ;:i;-0=~~~~~:: 15>:CO. Xlnt foot It autl? fiaf. HILLGRWN SQUARI '='~r~~d~:J ~k~ ;:u~~'YfWy~~! vacatlo1111. 10 AM to 2 AM, H.B. Clean up. Tree Serv. Gen. Plwnbing-eleclrical. fl',SJffr. M6-3634 lie. $15.Slmo. 1871 H&rbor, 1900 sq ft Deluxe Ottlcts NOS CAU.S. Blvd. S4.s.Ml4 7 DAYS. 2930 W, Coast Hwy, Pruning 646-2528, S43-80U 642-2755 or 6424!06 -· C.M. 646-66S4 AvaU. 1-•~od. le.., in -1._ Newport Beach. 548-3608 '620 ~ARD /Gar . Cleanup. 24 HR PWMBn.tG ROOM. Priv. home. i'um ua -7:· t •Has "8G'. F.:::: th't •'-FPUND;;.J -wallet, vi e Contr1ctor1 .,.. Wl".l'• n11u. c-t. privil.' STORE.OF~ICi cne et eitie1 · busl_ea aHop. r 10 ... y· U 0 mako mo-,n· M-~ d'o •••,h St.. "··la WO~fAN. 30 to 45, nice look· emove trees, 1vy,_ trash. & REMODELLING ~,. """ N•wport ec'h, -· = tt p'•• -n1--. Will dlv'•o. _,, \aAI w .....,., ,.,,, l1'ke •-l'-h •· h"nt Grade, backhoe', 962-8145 .s.::7.ow Avail 9/1 , Sil mo. 673-0931, o.w .... -....... ~· w ney-part· time or full-P.fesa. Call to identity. .., "' • "" '.'.:'!: -CdM * Ervin 61$-1601 * .Alr..q>nd, mu1i~~ paneling, time _ earnings can &15-0Z77 & keep house on !amoua CONTRACTORS . FT 1n al ~·· * Max Jllrk'1 • grow to $1,000 per ~ I l Roa:ue River. Write cfo Box GENERAL co. Hou1ecle11nl-•135 R•mod•ll-a e ROOM witb bath pvt en-eoo.1200 SQ. • o ot 89' j"(-r..., ' •• · month with lnv•olmonlt si:::AU\isff l\fW poodle , h o "• "• Ira N cooking $70. 600 sq. ft. store. $90 It $150. malnt. E. 17th St., C.M. 431, Gold Beac • reion .Addiliont-Remooo.Jlng Reptilr "'° 61" ~I ° C.M. M&.21.lJ -<..... ~Bram 213: 151 •. 27oq collect as little u $600. male, vi e: Sa. Fwy. Wht 97444 or call 548-9900 Sun l\ealdential..Comma:cial HOME-NE RS -·-'.:...;.-----""-- .....,, • spot on chest, dot• arievin&:. 9th, bet 7-9 PM LvUg". Mon. e 531-3699 e """ ROOl\f Addltlonl, .....,... : YRLY-1 Bedjoorn>fu1t bath Off1 R I 6070 W'teDl~L r DlEN.TAL:. e ~:r ~'ttf:f lne:.a:!~t 21!/~99 , Renowned Hindu Spiritualist Licensed BondedFJoora1trippedAwaxed,Cpts remodel. Lowut PriC9 Jn No kitchen pvt pat 3 bUc ff enfll &lite• &\!II.ii." Beil locadon. to operatcra v.·ho prove 3-C mo kitten, blk 4 wht, Advice on all matteI"I. cleaned, Windows washed Ir town, Lie. contractor'. to bch. 673-1023 tll 11:00 DOVER BUILDING: 133 ·Xlnt ~n&'. Moldem facil· them1elvet1. , red col~. Vic: St ~nne·s I Leve, Marrlqe, Business * TIIE REMOOELERS * 1eneral houae • cleaning1.,:"'"::.,:"";::-~~--~ BEAUT. home w/ pool h.-s J!lt>ver Dr, N'e~. ,1 Suilet idff.,_fmmediat!:ly available, 1 ...__: ' r w' w Dr. A ~tt Rd nr Readinga riven 1 day1 a Free ests • 100% financine no'v available by an expand. GEN'L remodtlbw A maint 'BAYSHbp CENTER • .1uvest11ate ll 0 -H.l-school. 494-5538 ' · . KJ Ing profeuional janitorial b II extra BR for ~mp!. lady. Avail. 40c sq. ft. 1 Grnund 601 Dover Dr •• N'pt Beach week, 9 AM • 9 Pl.I tchens, ga~1 -carportl ice F f teed No Jo too 1 m a , Privil. $85 mo. 546-6740 fioor; 64{) sq. ft. $256/mo. 0 Write, glvlni: name. ad· :z German •hort haired dop 3U N. FJ Camino Real, Complete Remodelll1J'. =~ce· C: =~·rill IJc'd/lnlured.. 67$..1183. LGE turn room, pvt home, 1 2nd Floor; 600 aq It. • o 5 :~'k:te~:;ei:~~rwrl~~ near Wrirounds C. M. San Clemente; Q.,_"~';:ll~tyi;iCon~trac~~t°";f,;~642-=;;;3660;;::I'!'!!!!"!!"!"'!"!!"~'!"~'!!:"!! kitchen priv., nr. shopplnr $264/mo. 1 2nd Floor; 588 -•PEI . 1a,a to: ~s-.9918, 546-8195 49'l·!llS6, 942-0076 MY WAY, quality home e EXPERt):NCED Stwlnt "60 &: transportation. M~l061 sq. ft. $23S/mo. Air cond ~•-.---.-FOUND, White kltten on 45th * FUU.Y LICENSED * ~pair. Walls. ceiHryg:, fioon housekeeper, own QUALITY YoQ'v• a I w aJ 1 PRrYATE Room, bath, e~ !n.~~i~, incl. Manazer • DESK SPACE Uuery St. It Balboa Blvd, NB. BALBOA Bay Club mem-etc. No job loo •mall. transportation. $17 a day. wanted Drietam\ldq _ "'"""·:-~::.:•· Nr. ~::.~;;~,;~ 305 N•. El C.mino RHI 11~;:;~;al, ~= ""~7 :,;,1,!>lk. I =~1.':..i:.:/~.:',; Ms:- 1 :AY1 q"'1tty -:.:~~ Beach l..;.torlal =~:, KC'.1.1.~= IN PVT home, sgle bed I~ !!f•n }?.'~:!"'•t"'-~u .. T~· 15247. I ~'1/oond vlcinfli:'ot Vi~ 11&3,.N.B . .. .. ,i·. • ' repair. wan •• oeillna', ~ Carpet,t. windo'Nf. floors, "-"-====·=· ::::;;;;;;,;.:::1 w·foam maureas. St() wk, a: Irvine lndu•ttiJI -...,__, I ! · loil1p~ahd Placentia."6-9781 SAND'E'S CREA1'i\1£! WIG etc. No jpb too ••·'etc Res&:Commc'J.646-1401 Tll•, Ceremlc "74 gent preferred. 9624S79 Complex. ~'i.) drapes, T Beach delm of· !{,~ P111J SMAil White male .poodle• 'STYLING. Frte plck·up •i 543-1494 • M.u\x·s Wl.ndow ~na: Pvt entrance, nr bath. muaic, alN:oncl t:Sontrie I: tiCHi , . Htd. Priv. ,1 D~ T llUTOR blue collar. Vie Fairway or'. •dellwry. Licehlet'I & I~ ADDmONS.. L.. 't. oo~ Se:rvk:e. For free estlinltea, • Dbcount Tile Centa-• Call janitorial IUYtce. Sl.25 Mo. ba. 2400 W. Cout Hwy. . &:: Monte Viata. 646-5669 sured. Call 648-1225 struction, 1111gle or 2 1tory. call 642-3492 ~23 So. Main, S.A. 5t6JJJ.T f.len only JjO me. BOB PETJ'IT, Realtor /NEWPORT BEACH ~unity tcr reliable per. COIN LISTING FREE Pla?lll, estimates A layouts. -4U typt1 ol tile. wall, floor, before noon: 548-3696 e 83S-0101 e ton to deliver coUee to In-WHITE Kitten, female, Iona be.faaln11 ·&•kire. \Vr l ie: 847-1511 JOE'S CLEA~ SERV. PJUO, entry..,..,., bath a *$15 PER Week -up CORONA DEL MAR ~~~·:~~i du1trta1Flanta,OtticeBa1Jd. hair, ~lh, Is Bal~ 1tc)m~3SSOfusM!aml. fl& .Additions*' R.lmodelln1 We cto Everythlne.Jlu "-shower. Expert inltallatloll w/Jdtchen. $35 per Week-up Choice loc. Ample prlt't· OFFICE Rental& Lacuna ~~ON~':,Y ~~1~":i N.B.' · §3363 . . ~ Fred H. Gerwick, Lie. C.Omm. F1'l'Je Elt. &U-7551. or tree lnltructlons tor do J..pts. MOTEL. ~&-87~ 1 Ground tlr. Prlv.ftba.ths. Reh. SUS Mo. Oout Hwy. EARNINGS. lnw.tment of Lost '40J Pennynch Bru -Swimwear 67s-rotl * 54~70 Mesa Cleanln& Servk» it YoW'ICUen. CofDl)lete Une / NICE room 1n P euan 400 to UOO IQ". • at Real Estate 0.K. 4M-S'l27 Jl99t5 ro $3900 fc>r an lmmecf.. Pel'ICN'lal ftttlnp by appt carpets, windows, floon, etc. oC 1ceell0riet It toots b' bOme, good location. Kitch. 30c ft. Alto 5 rTn Sµltie, lale Income. Write lor more BLACK w/whlte p * k e , 549-0026 or 546-9029 C1'!!t Cl•11nlnt 6'1S Res I: Commc'I, 54Mll1 Wtall&tlon. privil. S55 mo. 548-5998 2 baths. Owner 673-6751· Information, elvtl'\I phOnt male, "lpo", Vic. Osle A ALCOHOLICS AnoJ'IYMOUI Gen'I cleanll'll'.. Homrs •·Vttnt, TM Tile Mu• -11 DESK SPACE lndustrlllf nuniber and addf't!A to ::.~:"'CM. REWARD. Phont SU-1211 or write to ~ ~ 4 apts, Nlte« Dia)' Cust. work. Jnet&U A npain. Mot•I•, Tr11 tr 5"7 222 Fo 5t Avenue .-!!!P!rty 60IO QUtCK Kt1P orsr. CO., ll11 P.O. BQx-123.1 Coata Mesa. ~,. ~ * StWT45 * No job too •ml. PlutB Courts re 1;10 acre commtrelal or m.. ~~· Stockton, Calf ~SlfS~ 1 CARPIT' EXe&.ft, bowleclie&nh:w. by patio. I.el-a bower I WEEKLY "''"· SEA loguno Booth ~ ~bill; 1G, locallOo,1-1~,..,-. ., . F•mal•, ' mo. ol4: 'lamlly C1moN'1 Lots . '41-STIAM CLIANED .iq, qwn riw. ~. I.AIU< MOTEL. 2301 -• ·~olt ... DleaoJW,!UllY ROiiffi'.tno_-..1on ... .: ...... b ....... -· • Loi> 'PociliO VI·••' lt!IASONAILl!ltATaS '!>MMS31 • M!-Jll5T/MMIOS Nowport ~vd,()>ot& M ... , FURNISHED O!lloo -'l>!i>Pmod. !lO.llllO .... ... ..... ' p I."' b In ''" ~ 110 llEWAllDI "" !J;iii. Me.....iO!' Park Ctml...... .-~ 1""*11•~ Jlftllef~I Sorv1.. ---.,,,. -= 3 divld«I rnouptnp.' .; ~«\> " m.<~ ' litloflii,.. N• .... f ,,..d. lo:. Wllll• &11<ret1 lmw t:;t. i:m ••t:h. 642-.Lm o r -H71 • Res. ,.. o.nm.·1. -T ... Sorvtc. Misc. Rontll1 "" -·· .-•. batb41SO ..... -4111. i . I ~ ......... ,»>O 'VI< E!f!blu!!. ~·· ' 642-4<184 ' BOB'S TREE SVRGEllY ·~~ ~· M • .o.~. • M'hl ,..,. <I .... l5llllO ""'d + LOST • Onnge •tt!p<d c.t Diamond Cal'fl'! ~eanlnil lrotllna '7S5 II ~ k ~~-~. GARAG£ For rent.US mo. utllldea. l\f. • &.WO>VO.,., Cemmercf1I IOU knowlfdet or the area '°· wtth red coltlr, vie OCC '490 Aua, Spec. 400 S20 ·;,. -.c vu" .. • ...,. ame Coal& Mesa, vie 19th 6 San. Realtor &46-05!5 COSTA Mesa Cl iot on 19tb of Garden Gl"O\'e F'wy, Reward ~1695 Tutorlnp Repalrlna: • lnttallation IRONCNG~ Done In m,y nnt Quality 'Im $lrrSot. laA!ft.60-4289. OP'FICEforitue, 4priv s~ llM ft 111.000. U0,000 yr. Write READINGSpee l allst Free ut. 66-1317 home. You pkk U.P and * 5fO..lT9I * _· I .. ..,...t. • per lq. • DACHSHUND mak dark d JI C TD11'r>ll' u-..... ::J •-GARAGE. Sinak!, enck>lltd. otncu, rttPt atJOm, • r _ P.O. Box '°58, Weltminatf'r, ' • cert.I~ by the stato of STEA.M Jet cupet cleanlfll. e wt". Newport. o 1 ta ~---•• _....,., .oft\. cu,. For cer or •torage. Corti oond. Ample prit'1. Xlnt loc. 1.2 Acres on Balcer. Colta Cal. M8l.s red, \ilc. loth St., So. CaJU. avaU tor private 8Y Cl1rKare, nation.wide Mesa Utt. lLOO per hour. stwnpa ren.ovtd, batiled.. J) Meaa .• $20 mo. &u-4422 Lechenmyer Rell~ MtN. $19,000 ·0n. 7.5% on srERUJi'G SJLVElt tneota i..a,una. REWARD. ~Tl tutoring. tervlce, TrH nt. $(2-405$ E:ioetlltnt work. fU..1511 yrs, txp. Full;J ltw... ..,._ BUSIEST malitetplac. In 6f6.S92I or ht.I. fbln) 3 ou, i9.6..') ta. SOc WHITE toy poodle w/Jamb "j:U=14T1 ,.. REMA.RC Sel"Ytcea. 3 rooms I IRONING DON'S TREE SERVICE All lt)wn, The DAll. y PlLOT DAILY PILOJ' \VANT ADS! R.etblomJes Corp. pcllt~. P.omieo S6$ OJuJ, ~t. 2 yn old, &nllVtl"f to rlf.E QUtCKER YOU ssu. ~.so, l'uU) l\l&t&nteed. My' Home. Himt. Beh. .,,.... blsc 4 lnl; ,._ 1:111: .. Cla.ulfled &fction. Oii.i i().68Tt llU ADULTS Oott1mtrdi.l mer. ~ M1M1l, FIL 33l6S ''Chat$'' 98WlT! 11ft QUICkt..'R YOU CAU.. Cl'tdlt eanll OJL 847-e688. MT-1138 1882 N91¥m.&n m.1 ... BG$584 ' I __ .___ ___ - E"'ir~-1 ]",....':'".,,~~'"7'~ .... ~..,. _ ........... ~-... ~~-~.~....,~-........ ~c:!'~-·~:r'"l';',.:~-.,.,.-·,...,_.,.,.~-~~-'"7'~~-""'~~ .... 7.,,-, ...... ~ ...... ,.-_-~.,,...,.~,,..,,..~ .......... ~~~~~-·~~~~ ..... ~~~~-'~~--~~~·--~~-·----..,..-~--~- " • ,, I ' L M .,...y IUT ' ~. _,, a, 1'!70 liOif • . . 11 , • , , JOK• & l!MPLOYMINT JOU A IMl'l.O'IMINT JOIS & IMPL1>YMINT JOIS & EMPLOYMINT JOBS A IMPLOYMINT ..W. W111.ted, Milt ,_ J1~1 MM,1w.n.. 7100 Jae. ~ W-. 7100 Jtht J\\ln, WeM. 7100 J1h1 Men. WOM. 7100 La'Gr Miw.,. Wam.~7100 _Jobt~. Worn. 7100 • • I OOllESTIC-Kln:! mat' re penoa to u&id .........-.. No dilldtta. ....... lo\oe ~ AW. ID .,_ O\'U -rittn o.Tier aWQ'. No • JANn'llESS for Lquna ..... Pill time nu. .Nt11l ~ OW1I tranlp. Afllb' 1:30 to 3:30 PM. C1D E. ll'tb. Santa Am. SUitl _!!!JOl~Pb;:,_~ .. ~-~==:1 -L . -CITY 01'- N&WPORT llACH ~R•D·-Ci!I~ -""' --°"" BR. BA l TV. SaJ..,. ...... C&ll Thurs thrV: Sun. --- ELEX:'TRONIC ~ WJ ~rs. ~ or •'11l lra)ft. m a t u r • • ~·Call 64M58ot or •JlCll>' S A R ~. BM Producl'°'1 PL .N.S. .. 1:30 to 4 PM. LOT IOY >;on--!< ... --......,,_ -"' ....... THEODORE IQ81N$ FORD DI Harbor Bl\ld. Costa Me.u. •·--e LOOK! $111 to JIN por mo. • Hl1h ICbool graduate e AC• 21 thru 30 • 20/30 uncorrected vision • 5' 9"-lllO pounds .WriUen test will be odmlnistued Aucust 14th. 7 p.m., Augult 17th, 9 a.m. and Au· gust 19th, 1 p.m. For further in!o, & appt. to tlllt.e the test, contact Personnel Ofc.. 3300· Newport Blvd.1 ~~~,P.?tt Be a c h , Calil 92660. tupermtt route llftYfdar BUNK MMtrtii. $3 Hd'I. W •59 Bulclc hntmlaaion ~. •~pootl'.I Ir palilbm :h:nn C'CllJllllele SZ. Dol&lle 4 Chtovy whttla. 14", $1 M~ tttcli••d mat.trtll $25. OecasJooal each. l ll"1nm<l\\"tt, rotary Saltl')'-bonua. Int ' l?t. cha1n $10. $lf.a bed $15. $2'. 1 pUSh "'°"'f!r $8. Iron- NaU co. L:ve In Hunl. Bcb t>t 1 k rattaft 125. U.boan1$1.S48-8109 or Fountain Valll'y. Wrjta ftebiattator apt ~I $2), Box 1oll0.l". f'le.l\y PUot. 1ll.l Gu sh>ve $25. Kitchen CLOCK JWdk> ~. 21'' TV Ne\lo'pol't Blvd, N.B. cha.irf $10 teCh and lable _125-__ ......,. _______ 1 EXEC'S Sttt'y.R.etct:pt Sm eflCineerin&: ottioe. aectn.te typitlt, IOln4! SH A boobe:p'c aper. S50D mo, RHume to Bal P1009. Dally Pilot. mi \\'. Baltx. Blvd. N.B. Female PBX for &nswerinc ~. Trov lhi!tJI avail. '7:»-4.PM' .i 3-11 PM. "'ould )IOU like to ha~ a Mor Comfort In or Ttal Mor "'ir • ~ for being a hoste.s! Ca 11 Anytime, 968-6719 or 968-1136. L VN. rd.ie.( •-eek ends. 1 to l : 30 shin. PARM LIDO CONVALESCENT CENTER SERVICE Station At~ntk(nt SlO. P'umltutt S ~ • $ 2 5. SURFBOARD, CJ1c:tllent con- v.'anted. Hra: 2--ll PM. ~ dltlon $25. Blki: '~·Ith flf'W ~l'Y pluii comm, Apply1.,.,.,,;;;.:,Q:;;U;,;E,,--"ro.__,.1,-,-:--.,.,.,-"°'1"""2;.. part1 $25. Kenmore pnr1abl~ 1n person. JOf8 Brlltol, C.M. Drt•r ~-2 Captains wwtnv machlnt-$2'. Cop- SLU.f GYM Diltr he Ip chain ~ Neb. 'l Antiqoc ~rtont automatic washer, ~motlllralt 1ll0rid'1 No. l t.abtes $10 e&ch. 2 TV'!i need lk'«ls "'1'rk $25. ~1aple crib ext"rciser & Introduce ex· worlc $25 eadi. 1 table cloth SQ. 2 H iJh chatn $12 ind ~ citing, new SLIM GYM JET to door $5. Custom made $10. Car bPd $8. Strotler Jobs Men, Wom. 7100 Jobs-Met0in. Wom. 7100 BATH. No ex~r. nee. df'IPl!I M.W oU "'·hilt" SG $12 Portacrlb SS. Potty · Shirley Graham 897-1986 or pair. 2 ('ha.i&e lounges $5. chair $3. Child's de&k St (714) 61~ -...___ J.WOR ~nt Co. in 0:.ta Mesa a!'t!I. requ.ltts ruLJ.. CHARGE PART TIME • ?.1en It \Vomen) EVENING WORK Jo~ W•nt..i, GROUNOSMAH-w-7020 GARDENER II FEMALE tact.Of)" pacb.l'ft, 5'6" « OW!'. Sl.65 per hr to start fNe pvup Ins. • merit railes. Pb: ~ -BOOlOCEEPER New factory branch ~nina: LA.DY ~ pogtbon u $605 .-$716.. P9r mo. FAT & UGLY777 tr all ..,_. """ lrial "' °"""' eoun1y_ No ,,.._ If.....,,•-we-cui t..l&nce. Con1tru ct ion nee. Work &JD pm. c 0 0 le • ~ LUn-SuPtJ'Wie &: pe:rform ~ ~ panion • recent 1 0 c a I J.ted 10 thfo cart &: main-~. own car. Li~ h!nanceo oJ 1And and build- r---. backst'ound helpful. but not FOR INTERVl.EW C:JF: CASTING CO. ~-For appointment CALL SAT. A MON, Is continulJ:lc lta aearcb 1n ......,, MG-9710 ext 20. 10 AM TO 5 P).1 in. i13-a19 ingt; v.·1thln ~ ciiy-o~ . ?.1.obilfo Home Park. Oruit! eo. for a warietl' ot 'fAIDS. Full time, 25 or n4-nSl 1ype1 for wart in mq mo. over. Apply 1648 Newport PART TIME ACCOUNTS r I' c e 1 v ab I• , For ~polntmt"nl and copy o1 Pa.>1'0ll. ~ts payable, job announcement contact Crtdl.L Typ~: IBM nee. deJi.i. TV comm1·1_ ,; Ind. mYd., C.M. '"'°"' 612-9873 GENERAL OFFICE films. Great JJQ', flt. 1ime. MAINTENANCE MAN Call LoraJne, 645-2170. Wl'fit. We ~ client pDl. no fee. N~wport Cnlr office bldg. 5\.ii cliff PersoMel Agency, 2043 No job too a.mall! SJ6.-224Z Pt!:nionnel Off1cr. 3300 Ne"11;. DA\' "'ork Wantl!d: )Miu 12 Im' Tramp pon Bl vd .. Ne"''POrt Beach, SJ hr Calif. 92660. 1Il41 673-6633. l''lline deadl..inr: AU&.· 12th, 1910. Not a ICbooL day ""''ttk. Must have gen'I Y.'ea;tcJjfi Dr .. N.B. FREE knowledy of plumbing & • PART TIME SECRE-* 136-6748 * TV SCREEN TEST electrical., Pleasant work'g TARY. Ty P I n &:. Hl - PH: m4) 83.'S-CID cond w/pU:I in5unnoe & . ..i......... M ~'URSE. C4ok. mm.paruon . Ex~. Day or ni&ht * CLERK TYPISI' • . Ul;:, ansv.-er l"........ on., 10 AM. 1D c PM vacaoon. rcrm. PI e 11 ~ \Ve<! .. Fri .. s to u noon. specify ag~. ~Xper. & ref. Pay S3 per h'f', Start wmed. Write lxix Ml038. Daily Nr. O.C. Airport 5fG-.8061 Pilot, 22ll W. Bait:.. Blvd, PART TIME man oc woman __ N~-~·~-=~==~-~' I fl:r eeneraI 'A'Ork in animal MAINTENANCE MAN '-""-Wrlt" Box M·lllll'l Steady employment AppQt The Daily PUot ,.,,12.,".-"'-·7---=-----CITY or LAGUNA BE.AOI' lilRL • houtework 4 10 11 • FIRE DEPARTMENT · brw 1'fttl:)'. $2 hr. 17th In-~ 642-am $430 1o $a16 mo. Requim DAY Wart . CHning. JrnJ). 45 v.pni l yr. expel' .• H.S. q . By dQ' ar hour. CN11 gnd. or ,pquiv. 8-PPb' bJ tramp. 50-tm: Aug. 17, 505 Forest Aw en•> 494-UZt .. ma"''"' n, 30 to 3 PM, Personnel Clerk Ho~! ~. 425 So. C.out Hwy, Laguna Beaclt. CLERK TYPIST. You.nc. Ms "*'-Wom. 7100 erie~ lady with 80'me b\dcp& exl>er. pm'd. Will abilities unlimite() _ag_eQ_c;y • Sftntary e AIP~p!'r e New Acctl. Oeril e Girt F'rida.Y train for klcal eneinettin& flnn. Apply 1l6 Rocbertu. C.M. COASTAL AGENCY A member ot. lW-lling I: Snelline ,nc. The World'• Large1t Profe11lonal EmpJoyment Servi~ 2790 Harbor BJ, CM stO-fi05S HutJor Blvd. at Adams FRY/cook wanted! Exp. A1J ahitU! Apply in p!'f"I. 1400 W. Cout Hwy. N.B. rou... or PART TIME. EARN UP TO S5 per hr. nn.LER BRUSH C O. 548-S145 MAN To usist mgr ot local appliance l'tore. Ne.at ap.- pearance. 496-2383 Mr. WriPI t-ltl am only. M•n•91m1nt Trainee $500 Just out of ~tllitaty Service Jnlerrtd. Call Ann, &ts.mo We1tcliH Pel'901l~l Agency, 2043 Westclill Drive. N.B. * * GrRL FRI.DAY * * Good typi&t far a Cftal job. • M a n a I e r • eJ1per- Apply at-imoed only for Ladi« • Billinc Oerk • ~Typist MacGrep Yacht Corp. Ready.To-Wear shop. • CDCKTAIL waitz'HI, apply 1631 P1aomtla. C.M. LANZ OF CAUFORNlA * ln penoo.. Dana Villa, 34311 GLAMOUR JOB Fuhlon hland, N.B. • Acoountin&: Oerk • Sr. Aocowitinc aerie. So. Coos! Hwy, 0... PoinL .,....,, __ ......... ID 35 yn. * MASSEUSE * COCO'S.REUBEN'S ReeeptK:inbr. _ HoltHSe•. Immediate Exclwnve SPA TRISH HOPKINS COMPLEX Both pa.rt i1t full time . ex· ·Open.in&:. Experienced. Send 4SS E. 17th, SUltt' 224 C.M. 4641 MacArttwr Blvd. clllS:ive development. Musi resume to Box M lD'J3 Daily ........... 642-· .. •4 .. 7"0 ___ .. ,ll'<o'TERVlEWINC MON .. FRJ. be able to l1lf' elec. typewri\... Pilot, Zlll W, Balboa, Nt'V.'• ACXX>UNTANI' _ GeoenJ for-2:30 to S pm er & exper. tn mHting pu~ .::pon_;;_c,c:"'c__:_"'o,h_. ~---- s A -"~ 1. DAY HELP Jic.Cal1Wkday18to4. MATURE.B1b ysi tter · · ~""" ~ trm. Re-Ov 17 ·~• E" ' •••1•~ qWn data proces itnc er ye·ars ,.,...,, ........ s ..... ._ wa.nled, your home, pttl -tAmlliarll.y, su.tXXl. Send e HOSTESSES GOOD NURSIJiG uee. nr Slatu btwn Ward 191.1me to Bax M 1039, mi e BUSBOYS CARE i1t Bch Blvd. 7-3:30. C&ll W. 8'.lbca 11.w, N.B. e DISHWASHERS requittl iQOd nunn. Jf In. _.,968--56'c;...,~'~~~--,-- Ambitlout Hardworker a:>LLECE &iris . & bi«hl cett1ttd in joining 1uch a ~f E DI C A L R.eCE'ptiODl.l1:, and go-cetter wWJ.nc to it.art pd&. fuD, p/time. Ava:. atafl, call 646-1624. knowledge of ln6. ~P only. at the bottom & W'Of'k up $3 hr. No exper. necess. HANDY Man, rella. tor F'l ti~. On. Longley &: with 1'pidly txpandina land. For a.wt. 546--577D. Vanda Nwpl Haftll. 17 apls, lawn Rol!enbert. 644-:2922 1acape development corp. $2.. Beauty Couneelor. etc. Reply Box M-1021, DLI· MOTEL ~sk Ot'rics all -$3 ptl' br to .tttrt amtina:eot COLLEGE student lnttrested ly Pilot, 2211 Balboa BJ"Vd, shlha available, with nne on aperience. APoJy ln ·pn-. tn worttiaC with boys, hours N.B. exper. Apply: Box M-1067 .on only. ml F&Jrvlitw Rd., fleJ1lble for school, ~ HOMEWORKERS WANTED The Dail)' Pilot, N.B. ,C.M. 111'> hr. Pick up applications {F..nvelope Acktr'l!aen). MOTEL MAlD • al the Boys CI u b of Rush 1t:ampecl, 1 e I t. a d· LAGUNA REEF MOTEL 'ARE YOU t..quna9Ndl,l0851.aguna dre11ed envelope . 30806 So. Coul Hwy Canyon Rd . LANGDON WORLD LaiUn&. Sch, 49S-2005 IEAUTIFUL77 TRADERS. P.O. Box 1127-~ An. Redondo Stach, C&lil. It's al! tn the eye ot the be· Cookin&: 90278 holdl!!r. Oieck the 'IV com-=,.:.,,==~-~- ml '°" waleb and ll '°" SECOND COOK * HOSTESS * Shorp, .. feel yQlj'l'JI u pn!lty 11 attractive, full 1lme, 6 PM to ~tUSICJANS Nttded for local clubs I: ttataurant.I. Mai.I rHUme or call Wetil Cout ~rlOl'lll.I Mrmt Co.. 3700 ~ Lido Bldg.. Newppn Blvd., N.B. 675-8400. Art. ~of thoee peopJ.e, all UI. Experienced n PM &hllt. Intervie,., .. In CALIF. CASTING co. Full Time """"" 7 PM-ti PM Sun. ~ --'10:.;_:AM"------ Mon. only. ALLEY WEST, ~ i1 continuing Ha Rardl for eVH)'day people who hl.ve a ~e to work oa 'IV ot Permanent 2106 ''"-Oceanfront, N.e . newport , for our new facility m.111.o1 -~,j --"""-fl' ID 1125 per dl:y. No fee tu you eYl!I'. •FORONC~ AUDmON * CALL cntJ 83S-82S2 lOAMto8PM Apply in ~rson HUNTINGTON BEACH CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL Al5t , .Pilgr. n.tntt 18811 Tiorida St. * PART TIME • """• Lan•) Eve. * Hun""""• "'•"' Netd nine men lor del)vtl')' ,__,....r...-~ and sales for 1~ady emplay. * * * COOK nw.nL ~hu:t be neat In ap-* FULL TJl\rE pe:arance and wUllft&" to * EXPER.IEN"CED work. Apply $11.00 WMk SURF A SIRLOIN 547~nll·2 59J'.I w. Cout Hwy., N.B. ASS'T HELPER INo phone call• plea11e) ... COOK CDinntrl FUL pine or pc..IJme., Aa:e ~ $30 Shilt to 1ta.'1. ll. 6 mo re5lde0c:Y n!Q d. BLUE BEET 673-9904 $3.'B ht 1Wt. c.JJ Mr_ Winoton 1121~740 * COPY WRITER * , ASS'T Msr. Jor 1rowuc lul ~tin. 3 yrs exp. Ad qency o.r food chain. Exper. desired. advert.isina: dept .of comm I call 64:,...1~ co. Decree . £nehlh or Jour. nallam. Call Helen, Service 8ABYSflTE8. i\1.y ~nus O!nk'r £mp. A E f' n c y, C.M. Own tn.ntp. Con&idet 644-491!1 500 Newport Center llv~ln. MJ.-2•12> Or., Suite 2Ck), NB. HOU S EKEEP E R/bllby t-RROUIPRlll catt. LI~ In. own rm, ba. agency 1V. Teachtl' cpl. Older woman pref'd, ref'• ex· pecft'd. s~ ~r mo + rm " brd. 644-4150 HOUSKPR, baby1tttr, Teacher'• 2 children. AJe• 6-8. M·F hn nu. Nr oc airport. S4g..11S2. HOUSEKEEPER.-Elderly wo.. man, live In. Own rm I: T'Y. No chlldren. $100 m o . ........ HOUSEKEEPER )'or bachelor M, W. Ir F A..\f, Newport Homf". Own b.-.ru; I: rd. KI 14'91 HSKPRS Empl,yr Pl)'I fee G«qe Allen B;yland .,.,"" cy 10&-B !:. llth,, S.A. S4T-0095. * iiOuSEKEEPER * All airl family. Call ~2453 t NTERESTING Telephone 1o1'0l'k lron1 home. Mu1l have pnv,ate I.me and at leul tour OOUn ct.Uy. Box M-1036 Dally Pilot * ISADORES * Profe11lonal S.rvice for the . .,nployer and thi applicant 133 Dover Dr., N.8. 642·3170 Need Extra Money? l'm looking lor manai{!rial· typ.. people to help me in • new bu1\nen. FuU or part time. 642-.1849 -------~--- RN'S Full & Pait Timt for our new facility "Apply in ponon HUNTINGTON BEACH CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL 18811 F1orid• St, t Stana: Lant! I Huntington Beach BEAUTl'CIAN for b u t y • DELIVER y MAN ffice popular Colt.I Meu 11h0p. . • o No dknttle nee. Paid vaca· rurn • m•<:hine1. ~ n,.x. Uonl (;tadl; weloome Cd.I h!dl!d on exp. I: abil. Xlnt . ~ ......... ~ DAY COOK NURSING SUPERVISOR. EXPERIENCED P'u.U Urnt, nl.lhll, 11·7:30 or To handle all phasel of pl!!'· sonnel work lor mam.ifac. tur!n11: firm in Newport Har- bor area. Experience help. JUI but not euenti&l. II yoU de:lif't' this work, aend a Jetter telling aboul YoUr- sell, hackeroUncl, and \\·hat you'd like to do. fl.tAIL TO: Penonnel Ma.napr Dept. B P.O. Box 1488 Ne..,.port Beach. Calif. 92663 Equal opportunity employer ~RIVATE C'hri1tlan M:htlol needs bul driftr. S ho r l houn. will train. Good dri"V· mg ~rd required. Position open to male or I~· nui.le applicant.I. A p p I y 16835 Brookhunt, F . V • 962-3312 RADIO DISPATCHER and Ute typer. Graveyard 5hilt Ph:~ RECEPTIONIST TYPIST Operate electronic 1w!1.eh- board. Accurate typist, mln. 60 wpm electrlc typewriter. CALL lndu1trial Relation• For Appointment (7141 494-9401 TELONIC INDUSTRIES Equal oppottunlty employer RELIABLE altter to come in tor 2 chldrn. El Toro area. !i day wk. 83'1'..()339 aft. 5; 30 ft.l>al Estate Land Sale1man 1.L.S. CORP OPENS NEW OFFICE IN O.C. 4 Major projects up to U'Jf commission. Call for appt. 639-7'50 * RELIEF COOK • 9'Yv1ew Conv al e1cf'n t Hosp. 2055 Thurln, C.M. 642-3'0S RESTAURANT: J8 or ovtr, female. 11..S. pm and maln, 1-vH. il.pp\y after 2 pm, T A.Sl'EF. 2996 Brl1tol, C.M. RE SfAURANT: Auillant l\f(r .. eve1, fas! food. Call: ~8-fi681 all. 7PM . RN Director needed for 1mall conval~l'ICt'nt ho!!ptral . * Mfi..1624 * RN -Plrl 1Ln1e evenl11g1 In Doclol"S off1ce11. C111l Mn. Dt>ckel' 1!93-1321 l~~ pn1 REPRESENTATIVES to 1ell !he "or\glnal" IW'll<tlc "SUf.J GYM" being •dwr. liaed on TV. "SLIM GYM" the WOl'!d's be~t home exer. 646-tm Af1 . 6 839--4599 CoUee table $3. 'IV and Sain S stand. needs ttpair SIS. \VE NEED PANISH STEAi\I Trunk SS. Electrk Portable TV. needs v..'Ol"k \\'E NEED CAUf'ORNIA"S 4 Br. bomf' in prime Ul!a tan $7. A1t cooler $10. P ing $7. Lav.·n mov.."er SlO. f".Jec.. tEN BEST MEN TO HELP that necJI a>me \\'Orie, Only pong table SS. Sewing Irie l&v..'n ffiger S12.50. ll•nd 2 )If'! old. Assume low inter. machine U). Portable TV fdger $2.50. 3 bamboo US ~.;~i: OF Ht loan. Only $37,000. Sli. Sitvertone 21" TV $41:1. hdPs SI earh. ll'oo $5. We're a land corporation. The HAFF DAL REAL TY Green le&therette chair $ID. Bathroom scales S4. New fastest &........,;,_ land 00.....,..,. 142-4405 Brown euly A mt r i ca n toilet seat $2. La.mp with •v--.. ·r-couch $31. Wood &traight shade $8. Books up lo $1. aUon in the w est, TELEPHONE chairs $1 and ~?. Tab1es •PPOINTMENT .,.... traveling cag6 $5 e11ch. 379 Weneedbri&ht)'OWlamirids "' '111 sizes and shapes Each 23rd s~t. Newport to function as ou.r salt• rep. 'fr SECRETARY * $1.5(425. Olde?' walnut but-Beach. Back Bay area. resentntives. Part time, our offtce, Corona tel $20. Lamps $1.50 to SJ. 1-===-=::cc=-==- \Ylth & little el.fort, yoo can dd 1of&r, 4-8 Pl\f Rugs and c11rpeting ex-4 8.55xl5 Tubeless F lreslont' make commiasiona: of $25,000 NEEDED: 8usine115 v.-oman ctllent $1 -$ ~ 5. Lav.'n Deluxe Champion~ ST.50 a year or more. who enjoys calling a.nd chat. furnilW"e $3-$7. I. a w n 1'1tCh. Blondf' cu111om stereo If you think you 're one of the ting with 1trangers. PH: 5prttder ~-Powt"r mower cabi11rl, 18" x l2" x 42" men v.·e're looking for, ask 833-3656 or 675-1089. S20. lland mower $5. Bike-s $20. Heathkit Al\l-f'llf sterro Yo""'!! -m•th1'•g $12---$15. Old cash regiater l\tultiplex Tu n er •nd • ;>U. .. " • • Telephone Sollcito1·1 11 J~ just a .)Ob you want . Or Charity Appeal. Paid v.-et-".; \' S2'1. StoVl' tga.sl needs ~.7.11?!}!0ier. needs n:'J>ait S2S. a hfetlme ~r. Appl,y: 325 N. Broad\\'&)' cleaning SIO. Electric &love I -'~CC~--'-'"-------- For appcnntment call: Rm. 410 Santa Ana SIO. 9xl2 rag rug SlD. JACKSTANLEY · Ma,.Je excellent $10 . .7 835-._." To $18,000 fSalaryl Record players $2-$5. 4914 t l4) """"' ATl'ORNEY \ x 46 outs1df' window SlO SECRET.RY One to 1\1/0 ye~ ~te 117 E. 18th St.. C ~ to tice. Orange Co1.1 n l\1ARBLE Counter top for ELECTRON ICS: Rccliliers. I amp and 2 amp plastic 5c 10 25c. Diacs 25c. 2.c'l3616, 15c. 2N3725, 25c. 10 11-1fD 15 V caps Sc. 7 amp 111'14! cords 20c. 2 N4442 P !~RJ 30c. 2449 Orangf'. C.M. "' Le.w and-or Pr!vate 1~~ VICE • PRESIDENT °""""'"°"-,.. Pai<1 ta! bathroom putlmon .,._ .. PART-TIME, approJ1_ 20 hrs. Jee jobll call Ann M>Zl70 long by 22'l" "'ide, sink SATURDAY and Sunday v.>eekly, hours fiexible. Mw;I West.cliff Pe~ A$ncy' \!!ached S25 lbeck \\Tltet hOu&ehold items, 50c-~. take shorthand 100 wpm. 2043 Wesfclitt Drive N.B. ' SID Single bed . het\dboal"d ~tix Ma..'lter SJ. Lawn la... ' · $2. Maple OCCMional chair .. ~ K' --._ variety and fiaurel, WAITRESS: Oa.y or nlfht1, $.i . Brass 51t'ft'O and rPCOrd moy,"Cr ..... trby upn ... t type fiO wpm or better. Many full time & part tlnW!, stand SJ 6"6-26fi6 after 1 vacuum S\5, Sunbeam floor company benelils such u 18 & ovr-r. Apply at in polisher $6. Suitcase SJ. 451 pa.id va.ca.Uona, gjck leave, Carls Jr. 1550 Adamll Blvd P · . E!!ther toff Irvine>. Costa paid medical and life Insur. C.M. Ma.nager l\1lke Ramlow UPHOLSTERED Chai~ down I =-M~""=~&l~&-~;,=n~==-= a.nee credit union etc Send , C\Jshion $al. l\1etal h1-cl\alr R E F l't f G ER AT 0 R $25. re11w'.ne c/oDAtLY PILOT WANTED -Two nig-ht $4. Jumper walker SJ. 6 Table, 4 chairs, t~en $10. "· # 1,..,., ,._ • DISHWASHERS over 18. .ulter cue $25. Nylon zippt>r D •~ "" S -1 I ;:':1~1 9 .,::.;," ........ ta Mesa, Apply 675-MTr, 6 PM-8 PM. auitcaM'S $2. F'oldlng clothes ay ....,., .... pol er or ...... • M>MJ. VILLAGE INN, Bal. Isl. canyit11 Cut' $4. Typing Chevy $25. 642-7958 WANTED " lo •-•-·bl •• ~ 1 lu .,,._ CORD Ot firewood. delivered SEC'Y·LEG•L : ... ature vu•I .... e ..... V\Xan p c tt ..,: ~ to •-• )I 2 -1' W"--t~-SIO 4 TV $25. Apt size refri&erator TRAINEE $500 \\'O!Tlan ....,ys g1r """'.....,.uw . age1 4'11 & 1 1n my home tni.y's 75c. Bilsel rug S20. 16 tool lobster lishin& Lovely new Newport Beach wkdys. Reier. Call 53&-C834 cleaner $2. New BBQ tools boat, needs work .$25. 16 Ofc'1. X1n't QPpor. w/fine WANTED Sl. Bre11d bOx $1. 673-8269 foot boat trailer $25 . firm . Top benefill Ca.II Miss mature woman '°l='o=-~'-c--'--~~-'=-Various fresh g arden Betty 557-6122 Abi&ail Ab. care for" infant, in my home. EICO all band C . W . vegeUtbles, you pick, 50c-SI. bot Pe 1' A 230 5 d,y1 wk. Rel. 54&-5725 transmitter S20. 12 rolls G42--Q89 l'IOllDe · gency' WO z; · printed price labels Sl . 6 I~=-------W. Warner. Suite 211, Santa ~AN l&-;} w/mu1ical 11 u, .. d boss ' POOL, 36 inches by 12 fttt. Ana. ability l't'qutred. lmcrHted ro s ymo em ing i n c I u d In..-: ll~r Sb . in rornung a unlq\H' Nite ta.pr SI. J telephone IYPf' SECRETARY Oub Act f'ntenainment lewr 5\lo'1lche1 $1. 4 colored :;~-~~~7clothc,; wa~r Real Estate fl.{anqement. ~ helpful but oot lm1M..Lml!'lit pilot lighlli SI. Good typing akills, good essentiru. Call oo.-8osG Ne"'' I 10 to 12 volt convertf'r phone voi~. Lt. shorthand. , .. . $15. New 8 track (UO Volt! LI •"'-,; AI R & \'OMEN, J.111!! .-!ellvery ~'Ori;, home stereo ta.,. player $25. . ,.,.pg .• po!i ... J'li. Mu I "-o~ A I · · A/P. l''ull time. $425 Good ~-s nave car. PP Y. Sold .,.,,\th $18 cabinet, has advancement . ~"" N. Broadway Rm 410, plug In fOf' phono or tu~r. C Id II . • _ L Santa Ana idea.I lor rlen or pt1.tlo. or o we , Doll""'•r ........ ··--~ th · tt & C YOUNG LADY over Z:, yrs can '""" u...:u l'\I ex1s ng NEWPORT BE:rn 833-0700 ol aae for gteady job tn atereo. this unit ' 1 e I 1 s i;hoe repair aleti. Apply in regularly for $79.50 in mMt SECRETARt le. Girl Friday penon ANTHONY'S SHOE dl800unt 1tores. AiVl-FM for gro.,.,ing home buildin& SERVICE, 3401 E. Cow. tuner $23, Mercury bench f.irm relocating 1n Ort.nie Hwy, Cd M. 67s-8041 tube tester $2). Battery County. MuJ'I. be prottctenl charger eliminator govern. in »ecret:arlaJ lkWI + haw School1-ln1truction 7il00 ment $172 for $17, call good telephone, voice a: -.. • . 5JG-.3021, 20 GAl.J.l)N fl.sh aquarium , S20; aquarium acces/IOrie11, 10c·U.50; l swag lampos, $7- 10; wall and pole Hghtt, SJ.50-5; HotpOmt bu 1111 n rl'lflle top and control1, $20; chairs, de.ks, and chests. $.'J-.$20; bt!ach umbttlla11. S2 and $5 : Hotpo lnl wuher, needs repair, l12.50; GolJ clubi: Jimmy Thompiton v.'OOds, No. 1·3-4. its; Bobby Jones Junior irom, No. 2 thru No. 9 plus put, $25; golf beg, $.1; ~ Abbie Way, , CM 642-9867 J.i&ure ap1ltude. 2 gtrt ottlao , AIRilNE CAs.sETI'E Tape ttCOrder Slmizi& sa.lary $570 per mo. SCHOOLS S18. Bird cage $1. &by -,,~,-SEN--ETO--R-,..-,-wt-,,, p I e a •an i aunou:ndinC carriaae $10. Cr ad I e: .shf>epskln bag SM. Books s rartin& Wary $570 per mo. PACIFIC businl"t SS. Box b&by 2:>c Leather fishing harneu 213/445-6610 Day le~~ OulH C'lothe1 S7. Large 9 jar can-S4 Metal cantr-en 7jc 6 volt . Y" SECRETA_RY '1D E. l?lh St., Santa Ana nine pol, SIS. I qulU1 citr cool,.r rwow S3 F"nilt Self atarler • id skills & at-preserving jars, S7 set, aU j11M1 $1 J>l'r dolf'n. l\fotor tltude. join xln't firm. eon. Plano Le1son1 :~.~~~.lion,16~~~ ;!.· ~n 11~;~11!! '~ ~~ tract. adm. &: or tl!clulical U.C.J student hu room lor M,yU~er Lant H 8 Knight fff' phonr-s $2. Call ~ales hckgmd de11irable. Op. Bf!Vl"Ma.t beg or lntermed · · ~16-{1198 por. to advance to au'I to student!. Le at n Mull~ ADJUSTA~ ~ form mar. Call Helen, Service Tt>eo al hi read! etc. SS. Oster1zer jun1ot ble-rder MOVING Ove~s : l'itower .. Centtr Emp. A&ency, Call~· g~7S I'll, $3. ~ IWH~r $3. 3 S3; gas log, Sl2: briclu J{lc, 644-4!Ml, 500 Newpon Center ruce, · 11:1rl'1 lkat\~ dl"l!Me'!I &izt' fireplace equipment. $4: hl- Dr NB SCUBA LellOM: $45. \Yarm 12 S5 rach. 6392 Crandail fi, S5; TV 1tand. S2: movlt- ., ' pool .t OCMn ch@ckout. Cert. Dr., Huntington Be a ch, c~ra a nd projector, $25: *SECRETARY* L.A. Cnty lnlitru c lor . 846-5666 hi chftin, $l 11nd $3; oar Beautiful Ne~ Ofll<.T"S. 546-2805 eve&. l;G"'A;:;S,;S;o;to::,...=.,,sr"s-. 3"""E'"nd-,-.,.ta~b~l,-s I bed, S3: stroller, SS: car GOOD opportuntty fOI· alert SKIN DIVING LESSONS $6 all. While-chest $7 50 scat, $1 ; bunk bed!!, Jl8; secretary. to work in faAt · · twin bed 114 dre ..... pac'l"C!H.B.advertla l ngHealed Pool Ii: Ocean Dresecr $5. Floor polliiher , : MW!r, .,..; All kill ·nc1 ch<>c.kout. L.A. Cnty. cert!. $11. \Vnlt"r concHlioJl('r $8. barbf'cur, SI; nau1ahyde =~ncl reqd.11Xln: sa~ar.f fled in1truclttr. S15. Ages 7 &ll-6248. chair, S4 : books, 25c; chlld'1 .It. benefits. U-'ei" ~n. Pl>'-up, Adults incl. MS..280!'1 NEW SLant boa.rd $7. 8mm typewriter, S2; quart jara. '"' -50t-do~en. 1163 Dorset l..anC!, * 83>-1670 • ••••••••• movi• "'"'"' 16. O>ild• CM '19-1117 SECRETARY • Exet.'Utlve \\'agon 14'. Tl>nd>t'm bike $25. VANITY with mim>r~ tvWition. M"•I •·vo pl•••••I DlMl...A-LINI Fro!tted wig S3. Pool lounge _. .....JJ ..... 1·-.... "°' .....,, 12 so A" 1 1 u,..,.. Ii;'" utUUI, lOc-each. peJ"Mnality. Compet~nt tn No Item Over $25 · · um ra coruiole TV, 642-5774 rr'lmmar &: apelllng. Hlrh icoo<I S25. Custom desk $25. ~=------- o!!lct.ncy capability. No ••••••••• tt.cllnor "'''' 125-4 bar BABY bod. SI>; oltOllor, 15; AmOk1ng. 646-4877 REFRIGEAATOR, work 1 atool1, S4 f'ach. Matchlnt hi-chair. $7: diaper pe,11, SECT'Y Wan:ed, no eqwr nee. Sharp looking, modtrn tlressina. typ.ug. Pt-timt pos1ible tun tirt1f'. startlns $2 hr. ca.:.1 for appt, 5-18-7r.2 $20. Card table $4, Top occaslmal chain S25 e11ch. SOc; t"\l.in headboard, $2; qtmlity redwood c: j\ a I 1 e Four loldln& chain. $3 each. large ice chelt, S 1 O ; ""·-:r 21$22. Ann che.ln DnJtlrc board $5. V•nity typev.Tlter. SIO: t 1 fl,. -·· stool $1 ~ A ti .i.u..... recorder. s~-. ...l-'11 ..., .. ottoman 21$22. Drop leel ·"'-'· n que a ...... ., ""' •"' ..., tablP. Oil cutcrs J20, Wish madUne $2S. OJstom rMde bicycle, $15; ~11!1 2264 h&b $3. 9'6" aUl'fboanf $IS. c. t c h er I m 11 l s 1 0 . Placentia, al U'e.t WillOl'I, SEA,l~ESSES Ff!l'ttlbl!t' 1 pre ad er 4. Typewriter. <script wrttlngl , =C='=' ~~-----,,. ·''''''° -VERY •or.: ...__., n S<•->'· 675-4131 ~~-..,,. 1 ~, ,......,, \VHITE basalnett. mattr?s1 eJ1prriell('t(j on power clothe• 10r 10 $2. Hand akirt and aheeti Sl:l. Pride machinet tor worn e n A DRYER E1tch-ir SIS. Step p1tlntcd piclures :2.)c:: 1o ~~-Im I •• $12 IV lk 11[10rlilwe•r mfgr. Sltady ladder S1. fonnk:a t•ble ...., c nJt nJ{ laLHe . a l!r f'mplo)'mtnl. Apply, 2tlOO So. chnlrs $2il. Lamp& Sl-Sl Table l&Jl'l{l $l. Set of en-pl&.> tahlf' $6. Prkle-a-~allc 11-1aln St. &lnla AM Cnh matire• SJ. Sinall cyciop4!<iias $2.i. 7' lt"nglh• 11..,.ing S12. All ilf'm1 \lkr or 7 .. stovepipe Sl.50 each. nl'w, '.IW5 C1·11nl Avf', CM. SERVICE Station ' Attndnt, rlBoo••k .. $I~ ~~,et;~ .. ~~e SIO. ROO Capllal, Wffll of Plattn· 546-.'l.'114 . C'Xpcr'd. Som1-mec:h•nlcal . ..,._-.. · ""'""""""'· t1•. 2.10 p W fl ROBE 1h.J ,:;::-;,.,,----,:-.---,--,---,-~=-GIRL'S CLO'J'HF.S. ,;izts 10-•'lllJ. M. f"OUN1'AlN A D ~ nk $ I 0 · LIMED 011k bunk l)t'(js $15 14, $1-4; f!Onlt" kn ll dN'sses, VALLEY TEXACO , Slf'amer ln1nk $5. 2 t'OI ..:.,.1, M•<-I . I k I d I '·'''"" . ,,~-..M'• <"eon 1111 •ac 1 & lop11., I; sy,·ea!ers. Brookhu1'11l I Garfield, F".V. can1pina: PA s 10 642-16fll nrw $20 eAch. mtt._ n,,,1, 50c ,.,.,.,.., ,.. . ; ihoe1, 50c; loy1, 2Sc: VACUUM Cle&lk'r with al· $2. Sprftds S2 . .Small round v.vmt"n'g rln'fl&f!11. $ J -~: tllChments SIO. Electri c mflrble 1able SS. Mou.le purseA. Sl : jewelry, 50e· M ' MS-711S • hen. Pref. act 20-3), ne&l. anqtt, clta~t In appean.not. • BEAUTY Operator • potltlon \1NIVEJWTY 0 F FI CE ope:n for e" p e 1' I enc e d EQUIPMENT M6-898l optntor, pre~ lwllb ~NTAJ.. s."crttary • APPLY IN PERSON tVN. PARK LIDO t'ON- 33.1 Bayside Dr!Ye VAl..t.sc:ENT C !: NT E R .. ~. .,..,~N:;''.:""°;:ort:_Be::;:•::"':_-NURSES AIDES, 11 • 7 : 3 0 JANITOR, Cost& Mea an!I lhifL F.)Cpff'\enct'd, p 1 rt thfftre, $70 Wftkty. Call time. PARK LIDO CON· ~altft'1:SOPM VALESCENT CENTER. LIQUOR clerk wa'il"" put -' cl91'. l.o&e lnchta 6. p.Jn * EARNINGS ln your 4 w n home. Call LoclUe 496-3343. broom SlD. 1V $20. wor1r1 table $3. Sofa Nlhk>nl 50c. portabht ~wiflf{ machine, * * * * ok, T11pe rr-corder $7.M Sterno stove SOc. 1 canteen SJ>: 14 lb bowllnir ball, new, ~t~ 50c. Ctramiat 1or flonl ar. $I S; Sunbeam deep dryer, SHOWBIZ OOFA By Ktoehler. 2 chatn Nnpmtntl 25c: to S2. Pot· $5; rink rolltt likates. 1\M 1 l !Tlfllchingl btllt' CM-IM pl111tl Zic to S2. hded 7, J7; wlf1, $10; Man)' ~· New aa o•· ----'"I ~-r N--area caD &t&-?COB r11unau e. u.,....... , e · 1,;;;~:;::~;;.:·:.;;;·c=;::_c:.::..;,:::1 , ........ Oiall•-potllloo. B'EAtrTY Operator f o r Protldtnt typllt. a:-ray, etc. ~·· h&1r 1tyU11r 1hofli, fialary del'C'ndent upon ablli-~now, bill tlml l&itr. 1y. iS~SfO>)-~.ll.6~ °"""" !IU-'"'5 DENTAL ASSISTANT BtcOmt a QUEEN'S WAY Ex~nced . O.tr'lide. Jalhlon ~-E a r n Ca.ti S48-4844 FOd monf'Y ln )le!Jr af!'te DENTAL AM'I ""'/ehalnld4J Uml. ....,. homl. free " et r.11 l&lhlOnt lor belttl a lml'I"" viper, .... -ray, c. ~ CUI Mrs. O>nw.y, ~u ~ at1 6 pm. i)id Jll£lll ntt think ol IW~ DESK ck-rk. part time relief. Jlw 1t..t WbJt.t Eleph&nl ln Mu.11 know all phf,Atl of U. aUlio tor mq111thlrc )IO'I front dl!lk. ntaht audit, P:BX ,.11 111t? TrJ the 'J'Ndm & NCR 42». Ben Brown'• Pandla rol\unn tn die OD Afotor Hottl, 31106 S. Om1 1)1 PDot Want Ntf, • Hwy, SOUth Lquna • time, »cperlenc. ~. NURSING: LVN, ll·T:~ Phone &tW138 -da¥fi; after reuer ahlft. Park Lido ~ 5 pm, ~ vah~~t HOlpltaJ Ph . LADY owr 40 re t In e d 642-80~4 w/penonaJlty, exp'd In Office Manager· Sales, 1001e b&c!klrotJnd In Bookkeeper d@afttinc. Khowltdgo ol ThrOU.ah Tri•I BalaniY-. St•· BookJ<pa ' typlna. No •moklni. Steady p0tlUon bit'. Call Lorai1•, 64>mo, •I ON (If the rlnnt \Vt1tcUU PerMOnel Agency, decorallni tludiol In .Nwpt 204l \Vet!clltt Or1ve, N.B. Bcb. Good aa.lary • futun. Cl.a.nUied'a action pow~r. Olw retl.: Write Da.1'1 For an ad lo ell a.rwnd Pilot Box M'·UIOT lh.i clock. dl•I 6fS..lim. • I Acency IDr Can!tr Cirla 410 W. Coul Hwy , N.B. By appoint 546-3:939 SALES?i-1AN w1nur1ery prtlen ~nlrr eJ1per. llt'nd b1<:karound "'~um,. ln tuy Amlinc. Amllna;'it Nursrry, 1~ E . Co11I I.fwy. N.B. You'll nnd attat harfalM when )'OU •hop the Dalb' PIM>! <'l•..tf)ed ad11! OPPORTUNITIES Nmp:nry S25. er.ch. Collet fto"'-'lln ~ Hich. Kitdltn bupiM, no Junk. 7t0 Man a..'lead • act now! Bobby table 15. all • "ct I I• n t chllr St. Gold arw! black Jamet ~t ., CM 84~39 D. Ta.lent rlf'f'd1 people of 644-00U hamper $4. Lawn Chain CE wuhtr, M>tiat ~. all b1>C•-!\Ja.ny oPMinp Jor G.E. Ol&hwuhtr. 4 )'Mn ~~~u':':s~: ~: SZ; mattre11. box IJlri,..., otd need1 MW' motor 6:>1.dov I'" ~-Ube lep, S21'); blb)i crib, StO: ~.,.__=-='"~-~----I nylon e~c;"'125~·1'!d . .;.:; lntant c•rrlet. $1.50: t1111k P&\tCO 5 r.Uon aquarium "'<IOI nir SlO. lxlO NI Pl>d chtilr. SIO; dllht1. Pl11• -.~=:,.pl;..",:.'..:'~":,c·.;°'.:;.....,:.::::::_ __ I St 'M Ate-rcury llaOon tnpeh nio,,. •1 W. Bay " 'TV 01MMER.ClALS • l>IODELtNG ' =: ""'alOO sz . 28" x SO" roldtnc 1,-;s=1.°'. "-c-"--"'""""'-"·"1c __ _ You can have incomt • ~s\d. BEDROO\l Chslr w\tll '"'"'· t11.blt' SlO. r.olcftd llAMware NE\\' •pll.C'(l hl:!alt"rs. $10 uala • 1ucctu bloo, Sl2. Arm c h a i r I• YOU CAN QUAl.l>"V 11phol1lel"t'd In blue i rtcn 2;k to $2. 2230 Canyon e11ch: 11(!/lr l'lf!w 20 a:aJlon ' II -Ori"' CI\! ......... ,., hot waler heatt'r, Ill·. 1nWI for ll"JlOlntm,.nt b tn•;.,.,,ici~· ·~tl\I f6·•· Bookclllf" ST ' " · .,..,,..., · " '·-•t ·~ ••n -.., -~>~'~"c.'~~-----IELECTRlC tee c r e• m 1t1nd •Ink. SIO: ccmplf!'" ...... -;Joi =: ........... 110 ........ __ toiler. re•dy to hook u11, * * * * * FIREPLACE Scrffn $5. Shot u.:-clftr . I J"allllformtt. $10; nice lt>Ad rW~ wfni:taw, ll"tt S2. Whet m t i;twol f s1.1 _1».,,.vo1.,...~.,..11.,0.~"2-~~l-6.'l=-S25 l!ath. 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VW ~ hilt'h $10. 310> MOVl£Scrftn:SS.!xl21fttft RA'M'AN' Farmict. d!lairlC NE'W ck:D.. * 1 ctr.wm IWHJTE , wwlnc mllCll.inr, only. SWU. tel SIO. Sandbox crewner &rk! qar bowl &f6.-628S" works, needl ~ outboard motor $2'.). Car ny1ot1 NI $2). 8x9 blw wool 1abk $25. 4 dlMw PO each.. Jlt, '45-J.4$2. CM SU: baby bed. DIW mat- s:>. MMml\\f clothes S5 · $25, Tepestry US. ~ TWIN bed 1 1 11 $2S. Dey bfcl (IOla) wl.tb eooler $5. ~nit mactiirw. Ni $J:I. l''ly -rod SS. s.Mnnitlli!: End table $5.. 9Q..31'56. DOUBLE R •ad b o • rd, :•· n~ new nrepa.c. ..t. $'10. Wedilitir dftsl $25. othtt antique ~ms, irtv..te spriqrs ft..mm a .m"'beeii, eover $10. 753 st.limllf' No, SlS. PoM hole di~r $5. rodl SJ ~-camera oo--MOTOROLA TV, lnclodn tlepnt, Natt polls UJ. ~MW r stool, Sl&; luP Long formals $5 " $10. All J>llT1Y 536-.3828. bo8.n:I 'Sl2 ~ $4 1. CM Effictric taunrner fl. Il"Ofli.rlc rltt $6. SmeJI doJ lhippirw .stet'!O and f"M,, s 2 s. Larp GNntai rua $25. bk-walnut tablit, mi: mal'- elotbff size U.14. &by ~o"'u"'rr=-A"R~.~Goodo'--~,.,.....,.,....,,-.-.-rs Oilld's b ~ter (..-hair 13: SPANISH brick, T~IJU3'4. board $2. C.m.p hlntfl"n $2. ~ ml't'ts a I r 1 .1 n ~ tt-Polaroid C'IUTlll!T'".t $ 2 5. Books 10c _ 50c. Ct y • t • I ~ tow tablt, $1. itetus: (fr aea.t S2. Clothing SlO. Stretch wJ& $8. Shoulder Oilld'll <lawn dotbes nck Sc each. B.laekboerd with Crate of TV tubttl $5. E!tt-qwrt!mwt• SS. Minolta lfi UniVt"rsity ..-akt'r I n l:'IMiliN ~-Wrougtrt.Won 50c -$1. 1'~ pen UO. Sw1ng length ligbt ttd 'Wfe, humah $4. Studtnl detlk $T. Child's metal frame and ~l. 3· ttmlc ctiasis tt.~ t.nd up. mt_n C"amf'l'a S15. Silt' fi-IA. Cllbi~t $25. Yam ab a bar $1~ P.Oo d'mn S&. $3. Bottles 50c plus various hair C08t $65 sell for no. $2 3021 x -4', $8.50. Prol~ Radios and TV11 1lil!e(I fixing, tkL boots S.~. Sm.'lll dog bt'd Enduro motot'C)'de pu1s Small J*Cio ~ otll at kltcbenwares 50c -$2. Col-Stnwbel'T)' blond human =na.•~y, 'CM , llhootl'C j111eket, exeeUent S2 to S6. Wall plaque I)('\\' S3. )'oldlng cot11. ~3 Sli)..$25. Ktnmott dryer $2S. 3 UO. AttiOcilll bt.tnboo $3. ret l&ble SS-Cheir $5. And hair wig $8. Hair dryer $1. 546--64'18 oondition, small $12. Pleture Roolttt tlD. Hot plate Sl . e~. BoolalheU Sl. Buiki.n Jo'l'i&'.idai~ dotbta dcyU' SZ. Cominr Watt ~ $3.. a variety of old maguines Lady SUnbNrn ruor $1. 1 --------~ frame • , new $ 1 , Camp stove $5. Bilce parts di.nwll,\lber net'ds rt'Pl.ll' 'F\'oeted human !:air wie $25. Ekctric oolfee Pot $2. 25c eMrll. 847-6672. MATERNITY clothes, size Blue/walnut rwag lamp $8. 50c and up. &e.ch um-$15. 6t6-1373. Synthetic wi&. blonde $1.50. pUZdn Sc. c.mt. Slc- emo cap, S2: bike ndl. 14: study la:Mp. SlO: !twn mower, $5. 50-1386 3082 CeyJon Rd " OH Country Qub Rold ......,., BELLYJlOARD 115. Muntz lG.U '10 tor ail. Boy's l-4, .,.,, """"o brellas Sl. CIJli91er aet Sl. GUn'AR Like new ~o::. Sat Human hair hand tll!!d Mati:tt-+matic $1. Picllltt 2 BIKES, man's with rack Zc to St ""--d ~ r ....... -'--.wont •I track taipe deck $13. and boy's Schwinn Stingray • .,...... roe race SA TURD A y and ~: E!tttric • f oo t b a I J 15. & Sun ~7fi63 cucadt'. blonc!e. $2$. &JCtio rratDn Sc. It·-~ TWIN bedt, S11 e..: •ttamtt Uni--t.. '15. ou..i.-Tennis ~~-i•-ck •-h HI~ ,R ~~ ... -ro!fee, end • tables, -pie table •« ,..__,_ « Bel.lyboard $20. Vent fan $5. RECORD ~·-r -•bit couch $25. Women's dothet. $2. Cuidlts !le. Cardi Sc. trunks, S3) -.:h; Spt .. 1.u-'-4'-"' '.vi> .....,. ua. , .-eac . '5" u.. """"" .... ii dresM?I, S5 each. ..... ~. "-T..-c -· · • ...., ... • ...,..... ....... "-10 ~ tt. M'"'• D"'""--tor two 25c. f"Cirtlblt: ...._ ~:~~ ~a~5s;_1~ tensity table lamp $2. fi mnettt aet ~-Medicel die-'fucplace 8Ctffn SS. Twhl ~ H~. ~ "": ~~ SlS. 673-&m . ~~~~er ~";. 12. '!WI lf>c..G, :::,,.~~~ ~ Md Clinton $5 ~•ch. light chandelier $25. Drop tionuy $.1. 6~9141 ~~ r!' ~~: Chatr needs covering $.l.50. HAb-flLTON Beach mix-broiler .oo rotle8rrle sz. New be.by atet)> ~ ,.. Mtch. is: model up..., 673-35n leaf table $15. Clothes um-WASHER and dr)'tt, as w 2 ~ ·•-t~ ,;--nL llendi bql $1. One man e.r--juicer $'10, Rival foOO Amber ao:l bll!Ck WTOtlpt ~ umbrt'la 51k!. Throw .in a.embAed, $f; d!ildftnl b'ttlla with cement stand $S each. Washer parui Sl'.le i-"" --. "· ._, '711 tnftatable ,.a $12.50. Bowl· slicer S1 Ct\Rd'• boo.t~ iron Spe.nisti lam,> wMh .,,.. si. ~ $1 Ir 11 k'OOCM'W, 12 Mt'b; rid1Qg \VATERSKJ taperllex good $4. Brass andirons $L to $5. Power mowers $25 $8. 35c. Lamp eha.de, trc lhoel, Aif.e '1 $5. Boy'a !Je'&t $3. Odld'' aet 1itl dain $25. 14 p.leee ovto .1fMy j'wr4M!r $1..50. Ctad tractor, ~; Cfdna. bna, ~=~:· s': :e1m: Heavy rubber trunk $3. eedi. Electric motor $3. ~is l1~ :~~ bi~, needs ftP8ir $4.$'.t, on back of adult bike $5. ware Rt $10. FacW auma. tilOcllt 10c. F"1h!r d'lalttr eat .......,.,., SOc-$ll : Patio sweeper $10. 646-5610 Bkycfew, boy's $10. Little Toys 1oe to $4, Coiemari !>48--3925 new, in boxes (2J, $10 eKh. $1. AMle mMI 2Se 8lb1 °"'* cabirltt, ~; ft'OOrd stove $4. 613-35TI VERY old tw• Sim girl's $5. Bjcyde tire an;I GffiL'S ~" 3-epeed bieyde, desert bag fl. Smalt electric UPHOLSI'ER.ED Rocker $15. VW pam, roilcf'll(IMOUI, wallmer ~. Hftt.liQr dkrlb SL pieY'T '(lllll records, S20: 21" GE !able model works al .._. _ ~-1314mons tubetl SI each. Swing aet $20. 2 girt's 24" reiWar orp.n $8. Surf rkters $3. Drop leaf table &JG ST. none ovt'f' S2S. CharoOe.l Scoottf bike S1 Bui)' bmc. 1able. $3; abe 3S and -40 $25. 19'' GE TV portable met .,.,.. ....., . .,..,. S2. Guitar S25. Ge>-kart S15 eaeh. E:xce~nt con. Juice d 1 8 p e n 5 «' r • $5. Old steam trunk $20. Ham-drawinp. with tramn SlCI St. Soroeco dock $5. ADtt--dfta tu-ms, $1.:SO each; J 1vorks $25. 3 distima&1ers DOUBLE tK»r; spring and fnlme $2. 769~ W. :lOth st. ditiOn, newly painted. Zl) surfboard s~ 983 W. lilh, mock $15. Cycle-windshleld ea. Ctlet>t ol dnw«'n $5. q\ll(' can. 4 abrit lft:uld $10. dmisr ~ wnbrell.u.. ii:ood $12 • SZ>. Sunbeam mattress sza sel 548.5061, at Wall.nee Ave. Cabrillo St . 548-313 CO!!tll Mesa ss. Waloot end table $4 . Antiql.lt' VictorlfU'L mirror Old tablts. nest ol 2 $5. $1.50 f!adl; :i Duncan ptwytit hair clryer $5. :2 'IV stands 834 Congress St., CM CHEVROLET 6 <' y l t n cl e r '60 CORV AIR Auto. ~xctllerrt INF ANTS Car ste.I S 5 . i..amp S3. To build In flee-$25, Walkie-talkie"S S 2 5 • Etc. Sc-$2. 3033 81,yside end tabies. S5: fte,ctric SJ -$5. 2 r~r..f AM small 23 .. Bl.ACK and white 1V engine, Chevrolet autoniatic for parts Sl5. SM-06'8 Vaporizer $2. 5 gallon li.!h tri_C' ~otpi;>int oven like ntW Lmsa t"O&lume i e v.· "Ir Y · Oriw, CdM' 615-6662 touter, s,.o;, BanqUf't tint11 radios Sl O -SIS. 2 l"lock transmission, S~kt'r KIMBERLY knltt. like nt"'" tank and accessorif's S9. S!J. 2 ptur ~w shof>' n1~11 ~1.;,o. Sat Ir Sun lG-4 1' Drawer cheat Sti Match.Inc table clotha, Sl-3: antique radios s:, • SS. Oak arm $25. 543-64lS overdrive 6 transmi6Bion must lft to appreci,te $25 Radial arm MW S18. r..ten 's size llA $4.j() each. Lady s 3311,,; De.ti.Ila Pl .. Corona df'l ,., wkitb cbe9I $8. TwifMbe bottles. S11: mop pail. S:?: chnir SlO. S"'ivel broM'n DOUBLE .size new box 1961 Corva\r, any part _ NCI\. 54>3101 ' ntW watch $8. 54S-4385 (·lotl'll'S sill' 5-1'·9--12. ~ti). t<.lar. 6T".r4'7&t sprltw. ma«re• and but deep &yet, $5; (l'iUer, S5: r hair $15. 6 shower heads spring $10. GE mangle for au $25 e-ad\, New 13" tires ,,;:;:;:.,,;:~=~--,.-1~~--.,..'--,.,,---,-. --,--:? untiqu;_· running boat liKht!t SEWING Machine. · &:lair m. 2. Wind9or 1.-haln $1S aaotted ~ ~ SI • $4. AM FM amplifier all , ..... flal .. -. 110. Pa;• $10. ""'ia"•y •-• $15. SHOWER encloaure 1 or 2 Loveseats with shp l'O\'t'-f"S 11" h 4 111 11 401 electric console $15. Val Pac each. 2 -""'""' larnpt ~; C!OQ"lltWt. ch!~ns •1 .,,.,._ wv•-... .. '""' .... .,.,., b•jh'lub, atus and Sl:i t>ach. Tablt> S20 with ". "3<' · ca, «'I'll • ··--·· SQc..s2 SS. 3910,.. Channel Pl. NB. dual exhaust pi~ titta Rt>frigerator $25 . .All good, afuinlnurn $8. Shower door 4 chairs $3.50 ea.ch. Cabil'l('t Jrvme A~ .. NB. Waage $-1.~. EI e C' 'r i c S1'.50 pair. 38x 20 k>w moplie toys. h.trdly \dtd, : 673-1603 with r lms. l&ke your pick Call 54&.1038 any day or . 110 "~ 1 125 percolator tenon lined $3.SO. labfe $.10. Tea...catt st)'ie TY naas. $1-:I>: drop INf tabM:, s'oo-K-CASE---.,-.-.-board--~---.. • I t>venirc eXttpt SUnday a:lua illKI &luntinum $9. w~th I.ink and fittings · 4' x 8' •u.c.' AL trai er · ~m bulttt $4.SO. GoU stand $2(t. Fold down n'lll"l)k SlS: C' r y 1 l • I • $1-10; tnune SIS. 673-3S09 Sl. ~l Double ~ 5 Pr1 ngs • Coucti SlO. Cha.in $5. Two small night stands 50t' t•lubs Sl.15 f'il<'h. Cart S1.50. table p;,, 4 Maple-strallht dzildren& nw.IMe table ...i. 'lia KENMORE washer $25. HAMILTON Beach upright ~ $16. Double bed Upbolslettd rocker $1.5. Iron each. CoUee table Sl. Cast 88&: $7.50. CdM 61'3-416& buk cba.1n ~each. 2 metal 2 chain. $10: 1.'bell1S oi PLAYPEN SIO. Crib $5. Car 2 gold bed'Pread., 2 for' mixer, oomplete ~.50. Older metal frame on whef>ls, ad-board and COllW fl. Lamps iron OOuble &ink for le.urxi:.: "• u---E·"-·'-..,., foldq chain 50c each.. ~rs.~; Quffn Atule seat $10. High che.ir S15, model portable S~ 9e"W* justable $9. MOvie projector S2 to SlO. End and cocktail room $1.!JO. Hub caps "" ...... ....-t"'-.. r vuu"""" Tralift' Miet>t pje mn, $2. nrt.er, ~ bas i: e t • Baby gate Sl. Hardcover $5. Mesh playpen and bed ing machine $7. Brass $25. Sample curyinc ClltM!, tables $4. Kitchen ~ilfl Ford and Plymouth 25e mock>I $25 m-0056 ........._ • ...__.i_ -. .. -:.11..... .... &A..~.. ---an:! ~ 110. CUrtains $1 and U" ____. -... k, l'x2"' SL s· d h M-...... -'-__,, l:d'tltlnd ....,_..,.....,.., ,_ .. ......, ... ..,. .-....... a..._ ...... Reader's Dige9t bookll 50c. r• •~-u •-.. a deluxe ntw $8. (14) insklf-and iawlicanet, ro •, f't\C' • .,,,_.,..,"" ,.... {4) 14 G78 ~;ru~cor raYoR Loe kif tUdt ~ and tocWa ~: ""liP tufMll,. Bathtub massage SlO. Swag Crib bumper pads 25c, Bat-utifici6I green Chri8C:rnu shutten. adjustable, t 2 dnlpes, ~e c Io th s , Y.'Ol'k seat $1.50. Bicycle uni-royal fa9tl'1lC'klr $ l O lea.ther tea $15. 0c24 mw-U: ~ ..,.._ &lltitale. lamp $3. Old record albums tery operated sboe polisher trM ru!·51.l· u~1 once ':; ee.<:h. Vacuum <:I ea n er , camera, lt)o.$1. move $5. parts. frames. w~s ~ 61'5-0956 ror $T. 22 x 16 meui baMtd 110. 25c 4 50c. 53&-4862 S2. Bell helmet $25. Men't bla 1n v1ny case · Upright $12. Hoover electrlc Wash mahcine for pllrts $5. all. Corner desk $5. BABY Bottle • le r i 11 i et , mirror $5. ~ deeon.tlve I -'------~,-" I and woman's clothes, 75c B!ankets St N.ch. 2 smllll floor washer $12. 64~ 2320 Etdt-n, C.M. student ~k $2.50. Swivel Ulowl 2 &Old 1 APEX VKUWtlo ~ all at· S.l SO to $15 for f'ach Clf d Air f TV trays Sl pair. Never top TV table $1.50. Large lamps, electric knife/ sell-P • • aretn. tac:hr'rltnts. $12.50: Royal following,coffeetable,sttV· an Up. Pi ~ump or ~pale blue plasttc 4 DRAWER chest $15. DESK, 7 draW\!t', ~top 6 drawer work bench~-90rgshaJ'pener,earthenware $5HCh.61S-a&3 upr!cht vacuwn:l12 .50. ing cart, tra~lite mirror, aquarium $1. n area rug tableck>lb, 52" x 70" $2. Kikhen utility table St. Gas 31" high $25. 1 mood lamp Small 4 drawer chest $5. dishes M!I $5 each. 2 book-ICE Box $25 .Call 515--7399 M6-482S Rober! Wood Pa i n ti n g . $4.SO. Lamp &hlide 50c. 2426 Small set rose pattem barbecue: S2S. Lawn awing $3. 2 aociee--neck lamps $2 Melmac dishes $3 for ~. cues $6.50 et.ch or both $10. afttt 6 PM ~==~---,---, S46--:lli3 Eld~. Apt D. 6f6-6738 dishe! '$2. 8'' round ceramic $20, need& cover. 0 l d t>ach . 1 desk bookcase. 5 Three 6:95 x 14 tires, IOO! Provindal eid table, leath-DOUBLE bCllC lllri.nr: and PLAST'IC surf bJerd {a~ REFRIGERATOR $25. Elee-wall plaques, antique white OlazJdel1er ST.00. 6' f1uor. shelves, magazine r:ack ot fre8d Jett S6 each or er tcp.licbted LUI:~ UTIUTY Ta.ble $3. Me,ple n.ttreee. soocl ~ proximate). 6 ft. SI 5, tric dryer fl5. Oothes $1 pa.Ir, Crutches $1. Cotttt ~ liiht ST.M. El.ec-IO'Ner shelf 301.4 h x 40 all tbltt tor $14. Two 7:00 picture $10 eadL Lewit e~ captain's chairs S7 f&cll. 2 ,~;,·="=""=°"=13=-=:-==I 536-6936 \Wmen's 25c to $2. &t6-18Z wanner with 1116.nd $1. trio dryer, no volts. wcrb 1 x :a> w x ~d. $1~ x 15 6 ply tiret' $.1.50 each. ttlc broom. ~"x'8" bM_. f~= ~~{r.$4 ,,:! TYPEWRITER. Sl!I; pi.tat, Fishin Glassware h to $1. Satur. $20. 3 metal tlbel:t umts 13 Sturdy 4 shell One 3a~u'.rt One 8:25 x 14 6 ply tire ful picn.:es $12.50 each. $9 SlJ: toya, lc-42; lilttMr ball KING SIZE bed frame $5. 9 GIJU.'S bicycle 115. g d8y only l0-4. g11 Apt .L. each. Camp .tove $ 5 , x 42 x 9'4 $10. 2 . on on Plymouth whef-1 Sl .!16. La~ onk 1'V tpbon~ form rocker, new t.'OYa' and pole, S3: aqmrtum. $10: shepherd casff'no $5. Sean rod, iwl, tacklP, $2.50. Paularino.CM Dlahes, bottles, va1_e1, blendt"l"18._:_w!Slth" ,,~,!!1',! 301 Hamilton $!., CM. _ _._, __ 1 l•m-l •x---'·-1!132'2ndSl.,C.M. , ck>thet. ~; ama.ll hand hand.mower, good condition Typewriter, $25. Clock radio ..:,:::;:::;:.=:,.,=--~~ greeting cards, mecuinet. con 11..,-," .1, .,..,.,...;,o.o; .. "" 64ti-4.17ii Cnuu•· ,,.." · o:'\.__,_ • ., 23c--$3 SS SlO. Smoked glasa hanging $5. Beach umbrella Sl. AUTOMATJC washer STa;. book1, TV ltllndt, hu:b capll, 531)...3954. . flWivf'l deak chair $15 eai..'h. 2 Sing\" bt'dl $10 n.ch. 8; ~Pe. 7~;; ta.=·$3-25; light SlO. White ball hanging J."ishing outriggen $18 ea.ch. _ .. _,_,..._°"' __ S1_5~·-""'~··-'-"-~ 5c to Sl. Wuhtt ~ $1. DOUBLE Maltrt'S~ S15. Box POLE 1'.1mp flO. Clock radt'• 4-15" 1w•w rruck ~ hOif' ll(lrlng an:! .. ~~· $1~ books, JQc..U: d rea •er, l''ghl $8. n--~ m;-with 0~ •-11 v,·brat·,...,. ell"Ctric · $15 Sl'"' m 11-,~· SlO. Kincll'll'!ls 20 tmlr curl wht!f'l1 S7.SO ea'Ch or •U $25.. and $10. """"7~8 124.-.. •--,~-~. I l 5 • .....,..,.., "'"' Skatf' bOarcl $2. TV antenna CHAlRS, 2 Pacifica i.1yit" '-""'"' '-"' '"" springs . '""" tt ''"'~ ...... .,12 64,, ..,107 Divan SlO. Odds •nd endt ~ 1JnlUUU<U .. antique gold trim bangirt:: S7. 12'..ll McCormack Lane, '.Heywood-\Vakt>ficld Bird\ ex('rciSf'r $25. Clock radio $.). 646-84118 ,...., ~ · ....., Mb1c('llant'ou!' booll(lhoW 2:"'lc 10 S.'\. 233? lSth, Newport toybox. P : couch. in: marble shelf S5. 536-6936 CM. ~2175 white vinyl se11.ts, black S5. Ne\V car mat!\ S2 e11.ch. BABY crib and nlaltres.<1 $Hf. a.nd dtoe0r-o1tor lit.ml' frOm Stach, S48-3'.lt7 matchifl& chair. $5. 3120 V&n 1 735 X 14 mud and snow trim cost S25. each !ll'H $10. Push ntO\\"er S.l Sewing pa,t-SCRAM-LETS Glrl'' <·lolhing, like flt'w, 25c--U. Brousl111 bftwetn G bl $l' 6 .... · Buren A~. C.M. M.INI bike, as Is $20. Btlly «'!lcit. )''ixture Hurrlcaflf' terns. !°JC eflCh. Fl matching sil~e 9 nwnlhs to l )'l'lll"S tOAt.1 to 6Pt.1 at 21621 DININ Ta f' ;>. c ... 11'1' I ~===-~--...,.:<! tread lil"f' with OK!V whttl board, 3 string single !!keg shade<0lonia.I bras& hood, pictUN'I, wooden frameg ANSWERS 5c tv S3. New kingsi:w Kanakoa Lane, llB Call lo matct\ SlS. Coltee. lv.bll' ELECTRIC tablt aaw, 1/3 S7.50. 2 735 X 14 tlres SS $15. Men 's valet, almost trim, pull do'Wn turn key with glass, $2.50 each. bi.."1spl'{'ad s to. Ken1non: '962--6913 •nytime all v.ttk afld IW<:l walnut malchlpg HP motor. I" bJade. SU. l"ach. all good Tttad, Smitty new $5. Pocket books 5-10-switch. SIO, New area rug 'Rollaway bed, no mattre!lll, \\'atihl'r "'ith brokt>n belt 15, M / FM and «'nd tabl~• $15 HiCh. Three: 66-1432 CM muttler SS. 536-llJl lX. Hard back books, 4 deep pile acrilan oU wtiM.e, $3.50. Double bed 'ol.'itfl mat· Button -Troth -Musly -Choir S3. \\1h111 I e cl .on R:f~ 1 A ;d t oldle11: library table $10, GOLF clubl A: ba& and cart WE'RE redecorating, must _.. •en JI tress and boX vprl~ $25. Pay\no-PUTTlT surfboard $.j. L adies -' )flr 0 '~ rocker S5. coffee hlble '6. _..__ tt ror $1. Vases, &alt auu pep-frirVOO 5'x6', cost ...,... se ·-. shape, Sl2. Small ...._.....,,. One 81 .... ll' wall ht.Ur $10. $25 4 barrel ca~........--.:t-or o make room for new! An-per shakers. Sc to 50c. $25. Curtains 3 seta avocado-Pirc pon& tab!«' $5. Pool Overheard on goU cowv: C"loehing, size 8 thru 10 50c tamp $3. Aurora Ratt !et, Hla:h ~ $3. ~ Sl 'ti9 T-Bil'd $10. 644--2961. lique dresstt and vanity Dog:houae $3.50. Wood lawn tiered with rutne, like new, table SS. Elterdse board SJ. "Georre, that caddy Iii stce..1-to S2. Electric broom $15. like new . '$18, Chemla:try to $5. 391 Broadwa.y, C.M 2 GOU> tm peddled hftl6. both with miJTol's $25 e&eh.. chair 12. Bird oqe $2. Gas cost $35. sell all $9.50 (36" Rowi11t machine $4. 2804 ing your golf balls." ~ frif'€'1!d 1ee.tMr Jacket Jab w di~ klt $8. ~ boU'dl $1S, ke Matte $$. Queen size bo.x springs and ... ,1., ... Gas heater • ., _w::,""'°"":::;:,:;;:.' ,;;•92::..:·""'=-~~ Broad St., Newport Bee.ch. "I wouldn't PUTT IT past (never worn I '$25. Set at Coins 37 font~ ~ Mic old U ~ •• • -mattress $15 each. '"" ~ -646--4988 him." wate-rless cookwe.re $25. ' CANISTER Set $2 Premium 1 wr. __. Suzie Homemaker oven $2. DOUBLE Mattrea $15. Box FYE'.RmuNC 2;c t $l Severa.I sets of Ml l~th for Kark 96).3415. upri&hf: wcuum · $12, Hvd door lmobl 25c to 13.51). Nightstands S3 each. Deak Jewelry S.JG.lSc. Old Con-8Prine $10. Headboard $15. 0 · FARBERWARE EI e c tr t c white drapes S5 aet. Green OROPLEAf' Table S 1 S. cover novela 1 (new> Sl.50 p(ll'ta crib S2, worid lklM S20. Book ahelvel, 5 drawer sole aewing machine $10. Freme ffte wlth bed. Boy'1 dothire, like new, broiler SlO. Formica kitchen thennal lined dn.pes (3 pair matchinc buffet $21, 6 each. Bird cap stand $2. 50c, pots and Pllll: l5c-tlOc, chest $3). Baby Jurnlture, Xmu tree $2.50. Sat and ~. mnk $10. LivlQr ai%e 12.16. Shirts, pe.nts, t.able $5. 8 x 10 tweed NI doubl 1 · 111-'es) • .,., ct.Jn $10. S' Coftee table .....,__,0 _.. ....,.... u , Ille 1-t llri'• t-lot he1 most everything including Sun. 2'l1.l C&nyon Drive-, Apt room chRir $10. 842-3800 ja.ektts, slxiea. Women'• $10. Jnfantseat ~-New in-2 twtn ~·p e:;h: SIS. Square end table $15. &;;.'~' p;;•t a .:t"~t·. b,. JOc--25<:. boys and m8m! l':rib with mattress $15. C. Costa Mesa GOLF Ce.rt $4. 01b rnattrfts dothlnf: •Ue 12-14, llboe&. I.ant car aeat $2. Infant Red 6 x g IUft rug $7. \Veb chair $3). 'Z bar stoola Wcridlt>t"tl $3.50. Toitt -t lhlrta 10c--25c, rlril f9entll Playpen $10. Hi&:hchalr $6. Hke new fl. Beip emboll&ed dftMea, pur.s, jewelry, tumP ehair 50c. Stroller $5. Woodftl crutchff $1. Satur· ST.50 each. Floor speam Sl.~ Lot.a ol oddt and enck clothH Sllc-$2.00 '800 WW. Also have some boat ac-SEARS Kenmore wuher ~ eurved 90fa $20. Potty chair, Large 811\.18.re Joam lllled TV tnyl SL Bulletin boards day and Sunday, 2171 Ster!-c&binet, 12" speaker $12.50. and brtck ..... -br.c !IOc-$3 l.Ane. C.M. 1~880ries SS. $15. Tent $25. 2 twin headboards, tormlca high chair, •trcller all tor pWows, ~ fumitutt. 50c each. AMorted table In&. Costa Mesa. 642-'1542 30 x 40 artlat'a draftinr ~ Newport Blvd .. .HooatA c='Pi'ARO'TM'°"=mr=-• .,.~ . ....,_,....,Sl!.=1 ::,.tR Wef!tminster, C.M. $10. White formica dinette $10. 968--2078. G'!lmes, ~S ~J.~em1•0· ck>ths, plaques, c Io t he• • E 0 lal table $10. Profeaiorml behind Bay Automotive-nut ·-::.:..='::·---~~~ Ith • ha'-•""' " Saturday-auu u.,,_,.,, __,,_..,, ti•. 11-"'. 1841' DIS MAN TL me e.. II · II I -•-1 -U I set w 11 c "" _,, • DISHES •-•""h Old 78 ,,..._.,,-.. '"" #J I"" u OlarMI rtt n ng .. ., .. r to Sotapra car wuh, 1y .. "'UT ................. -, 2 -·• l\fARBLE top co ee tab e, end or coUee tables ~-"" ...: · AM to 4 PM. 3167 Santa Tahiti or .. c .M. 546-4154. storage stied with floor .<;1. Bed d 1 1 Si' ......... , ....,,,._. ... w.i enu S20. 2 marble top e-1'\d tables RPM record• 5c each. Ana Avenue. Col!tta MHa Sat Au" 8, 1G-4i. Turned VIOod beadboerd $2. $20. spree 11 · or -i. 1V $25 Setreo ~taptll 1000 t•ble1. Good ·concUtion. Set 546-699-l Sna•k --l~ ,.ch Oid • 2 ~ ~ llS h Tables S4 lo Sl 5, Wall to 1..,.,,; -.. ,,~ Pl..:._ I'", ... ••-$20. CoUee table S5. Glau · '--"""" "" · PHILCO ~fri&'erator $:ZS an .... ue tnin.... eac · b" 1 $20 17341 LA ~Iese. """· '"""' ""' """ .. ---,=:~:c,.:-'='=""'~_,.....,,..,.,._,, top t.'Ofiee and end I able, LAST chance movil'llt next sewing machine cabinet $.1. S m ith Coron a Port: 8-Track itereo tll>C'• $2 ee.ch. El~tric bathroom heater ca ine . table SlO Typewriter table REDWOOD Plcrrlc 'Nble I, $12.50, Swimming pool 15' wet>k, beautiful fashionable Army cot $4. Twm!ri~ bed typewriter $25. \Vriter $2S. Cail aftC"I' 6 PM. &tG-4452 Sl·:ic'· Rotisserie broiler $3. Le.rte, H.B. 847--8816 S3.~. St~ <:hair $4.50 Benches _ $12.50; Small clothes twomen's !lllmpie and spr~ no maltrffll $5. ..._1............. 1 .. -•. a_ft_ DRAITINC Machine, Brun. Guitar $2. Am er.I oo_n MEN'S SuM:es, don't tit Mabogany dtsk, 3 Ox 60 desk $13; Jli..tl Reccrd .\:'.()",needslinerS20.Ford '~ 8-101' ·-"-Va-••m sw-works n . .,.,.,. •. .., .. ~.~ ....... _., .. __ •:: .. numo-~1190 now-11250 •1~ ch 2 s .. e eorne ne."' .,,,.. .. , ....... .._..,... .. _ _,,.,, 125 N-· n-. 1-. •20. Ow'otne towel. tree Tour.Isler Br""" c."arrier ..,. ·~.,, '"·um • .~... . . • ~ ell . new Player $25; AM/F'M starter <new), S7.50. Color ge ,. -1'150 El-~~e ..._ __ ··J"t"""""'.. .. .. '"""'" ·• • r-~-· Sl" ~'""' "-· 1126 1 TV antenna (new)' $20. shoes. '!ize • worn o 'I clock . . """' ,,.......,.. tng\or"I etl"Clrid 20 curt ltt $4. Punch bowl, 12 CUPll Shopping earl $2. ,....,,. ....,.,,., be.ch c ... u.. • . lhopp lll Clock-t'adio $0-; B1a9el Elee- fult modelire $1 • $10, ~ SS. Formica kitchen $!2, SUl\lamp $U. 3 tuitaR, $4..50. Bulletin board, 24 x M!ttt, new $1. Ret."'OC'dc, booka 2 Twin box l!IPrlnga and mat· «rt. $1.2$ ffch, 2 trtvel trk Broom t; ~ Corner dHk ~ Sq~ children'• clothes and shoes sink top $5. 8091 Newman $l. S.'. S20. it.dwood tablie 48 $2.50. Praotiee temill 5c. 2107 iRearl c>rarw:e, trt'SllC'!I, one S~. one $lS. lrona. $1 Iron. $l.2S limp S3.50: Twin bed wlbclc lan1p table S.l 8-12 fOOt si2e 4-10, like new 50e ~ HW'Jlington 'Beach. ott ol and 2 bent'bet $8. 24 bottle bdla, 5c each, Outtloard eo.ta Mesa. 642-036-I 1 ~. frosted v.tlite huw-baa $7.50 lunp with tlvldl ltpl'inp $1!>; 8'1" ~ Skll aluminum excuraion1 Sl $2.50. Toys 25c • 50c. Aln'IOl!ll: Beach acnm from Hun-ffP\ce rack $.1. 3>" lawn prop lO~i x 12 $7.50. COoo-J. good c 0 nd 1t 10 n, kll lamp $20. 6 miaple and $2 to $3.:K> lamp table~. $2 ~: M~'• B~M Kotta each.Recordt".abWt$12.50. new tric:~ ST. 6 Dflons tlngton bl'letwmmonit)' sweeper $10. Blond toUee 613.-6835. foa.m rubber matlr•ss, metalP¥oddedk~cbalrs man'11 ·rubbtt boob. $1.50 Buck.le Ski BooM S15:, Small bike $2.50, Electric paint rokl and p-een, •wr Hcspi,laA. and end tab"'9 S3.50. Brown 8. Davenport, aood condition. sleep!I one $10. ~'tron&: 6 lor $25 « SS each. ~ klr NN~I. Bhovel &?1 Uphol•tettd o c <'as Ion a I coff~ pot $4. Electric opened $5. 39ll Sin.s Dri~. "'M"O"T°"'O°"R'"'c"'v"°"c"'L-;E,.-"pa"'rt"•": naue!IJuide couch $9. n:. beige $25. 39!t E. 19th, wrooaht i~ 3 drawer dellk 4 Bel\yboal'dR, kneebomt•, =~fieceUa~~J.!~· Chairl ~ 2 Im' $1.50; Room handmixer $1.75. Toya ard HB Triumph. 45 Harley. Ex-Oorvair snow cbaint $5. TV Cotta MHa. with formice. top '' Pie-surfboU'd.-$12.50 _ $25, • vuea, .. -...-~ uvv. Vaporlzer-Hunlldittff' $J ; punle• 5c' • ?X, Women's BAG-boy roH cart and roll eellent: SOrne chrome pe.l'tll, tr&y aet $3. 40 pllon "'"''BEAM \\'8.ffil"-'"'lll com· turee:. trarnet, jl a• p 2'10" -5'8", all brand new. de1, Mlad. bo•I•. ~ U~ Arm ChaUS 2 and baby clothes l!>c lo 15c. bag $'JO. Modern <leak, black "all In a. buket": CU1tom aquarium. comp!•t~ $24. "bi" t' &ed ;~ S2S chimney• SI. Keroeene lamp 4($.41 ~ CUmin tJl.N!.•. ti ra Pe• for $25: 613--4609 Bathroom 1ink $1.50. Books formlca top, 2 wood Pl tank us. OJstcm aeat Touter a. ~I 10 x 12, Ll;tioniro!n humtn h~ 17.50. Spke l'&blnel, 6 CARPET With pad duk &Old ~$4~ ~ Greenbriar BOAT dolly 10'-12' Mameco l~c lo 75c:. 2 pane1 or col-drawers, very good con-$25. Head Uaht. $10. Front blue a:reen n,yton $8. Pad wig worn once $25 Bemboo drewer $1.50. Jewelry 50c 50 lqUIU'e yards $2, w1U · · A .125::;:.·..:.•c;1f>.ill6:..:.:::::.· -----I 0 r ~ d 1 l•1 s s 2. dltion Jal. Ma.tchlre chair Ure $15. Rear Ure$~. Front $3. 7 x 17 tent $24. Colemllll utuity llheU tor vW $8. ln-to $2. 543 VIOtoria St. Noon 11ell pieces ~ ax TI":!:, 8~~ ~ $11 • ~'at• CHEVY •rcme. Q : Indeael'lbable t«ble, $7.00. S.l. 9 x 12 oval wool m.ided rim $25. Back rim $25. la.ntern $6. 3 bumtr ounp fant Mat !IOc. ~2566 to 7 PM '" ..., Ctw!vy 6 b tor intake Electric range top for nig SJO. 5.16--8221 Tranlml.uion part.I (ca.ael l!IOve '$9. Ne~ hammock C 1 ..... .,. LANDSCAPING rock $10, OE llectric .row .O" 125· 'lWO 34x00 de11ui, need to be cu n:i >J:.., tu buUHn $20. Hood for atove TV $25. LunaP $4. Portable .-., ER_.ne Pftrt1 {cue) $5. l!JellJ cartop cvrltr $8. llO A to 1 VU1t .,., amp blloped e d JI n I $1 Mapie youlil bed and mat· reflnhhed $20 n,cb, ~ and e~ t........, · $4 3 Leaed stool "-....., ••• 8mm Keystone m 0 y 1 fl (Xll'IVnter $:22. Car radh $1. MS-0130 tlftl $25. M4-Q4 de11k. ))&f'tl,y rttinllhed sz ~54Hl='="",...,...,_.,...,_ __ 1 S4. Cupboard •uitable for =I i2 R&dk>S $.1 Wlllnut $25. Chrome earbuN.IM' $25. omnera 3 turret $19. ~ HM'ld tools 1Cll:42. O elll'< CHECK Writer, $17. Divan Out, poor condition SlO. OU1J>'S1 dieat of dra~. room divider m. Rolla way 01• .·.,. • _._:. wt.II-2 muttlel'll sis. Speedometer mm 4 .:,..,1 Cl 114. ..__,. anee J.JabtJ '15c. Con cl. u t t 19" PORTAB~E TV. workJ: $IO. Meota.J boxet 2' x 12' ....., __ , .....__.. .,_50 ............. $10; twin beds, sis: do\IW. bed h'a $L Medlclne 18 e • ...,. .....,.,""". $1S. Ha.ndle ban $25. Front ·-a" ~&-"'--~.....i.. Electric &cod $25 1T portabl«' $15 ., .... ,_. ,_.._. ~ ~~ .. me ll&htlnr nxture i;t5. BrUI C3 telephoto leiw SI'-gkfe MrdYo'&tt ill.:: .,.._.,,, • rad ' x R" deep, actlent lor 'ftlrow ,,.. ~fl to JC, I bed, 15: crib ?Ill~. "5; cabinet fl, Pole healer $20. lamp s2. PW:tk: C9f1Jet nn'" forks S25. 3 oil tanks $25. projfctor $8, 4-l&mp Jlaht ~ ~ Heh. Bec!r Dual. S.U ~· ft firlh pond or 'fl'lrlerbw hcnes chwer dnlNi' 1'Mtt minw ~ d!Q', •; toteN tit.II\ Ftberrlass drape1, 2 pair nen S2. Gld'• clotbN. Ille Foot pega 43. Parta Im' VW bar SH .Gift'• '°' "bike $15. bat $2~ each. Wiver tnMtfold,. perta . $10 et.ch. '46-6833 or SIS. 5 C'llttt Cindy ~. totl ....... 1$ ...ti: ...._. $10. Marble top S10. Hair JO 50c • $5, Mfl'l'I'• 1t1U.. bus1' New coco mt.19 $7. 18' CB bat9 antenna $10, window lets $1 pd', lkttery M9-&l01 64t'r1492 $10. 290 g Wlllon, CM l'Uf, ~ 5eMfU • dryer $2. Plu:Ue Chriltma1 40 $2:. $10. 1'enni9 bMW New arill $6. New locklna: Knlafw KU 4 band rattio • um Ifft bell 30 n..ATS of St. Auguatlne BOY'S StltW'l"tY bike, lm-~U. PEPSJ..coirl "*""-·'•ii: IJ'ff $2.50. Child's record 5r. Arc weldt'r $XI. Pl cap $3.50. New steerll\I $4. bftby ' bathinetM SS. wire SS. too112 tio;1': a-ran~ each. 673--2448 maadate J2>, ~ ~de Y.'OOd tool •nd utlUt)' w o'l' k 1 • 11!1 E. BIJbM, Pl.,..r Sl.50. One pair Ne··-.~1578 wheelcover,-Z.NewM<>M:>t &Minette~. 0ttw be. $l • $8. ~ . ROLL.AWAY bed S12. 5 oc-$12 R ·lb! 9tt •--lo ---k ., GI"' n.~ .. .,.... • and houwetdd llelt'lf, 9 Air conditioner $25. Bicydf! cukm&I chsirt .St! • $10. fWft: " sreen NI l!Wl r ".... +>· n •, ,,.-=-='==--=.....,-,=-displtty Chri1tmu trees TENNIS racket, e.lnl09l new load leve1era .$25. Re•l' bus Knox Place, Co!lta M •, $5. 2176 No. A PIM:enlia. smaJI antique rocket, S7. 11, t.ta:e wool rue 1!"1C 1JWea.l•i:t1, lhoe•, biol.Ifft SlT ONLY: OYW. ~ I electric) S2.50. 1 Santa Tad $25. 61~'n83 seats SlS e11¢h. 8 VW tire11 54&-fl690 CM TV console Sl2. Strolltt S7. Sl2, vinyl black ct.it ». Ulm. e&lll'i•, dre11t1. 11ilf!1 table, $32.'°; w a. I n u t Claus $1. Size 1.f dress and LARGE «eu~ chair _ $12 each. Blcyele, J, C. Hhc· ~ ll Folding tll.1n 1i1.e bed. cle1u1 74 10. 5(1c..$1.50. M "n '• drelller, $20; Pots •ncl JlllUW, pant~ pat1em 1. 3.'"ie f"flCh. hand 1'.lflrved wood $25. 11111 $lS. Skin diving wela:hl DESK ~. Motroeycle tM, PART roll lar1 P"P"h' ,, .... :, Plllypen S4. Toy1 ~. • 1 11· matlN'l8 $10. 675--1071 jackth. shttt•. I• r I fl' lOc-$1 ; rugw, $5410. 22$ R77 w. WllBOn, (Mia h1e88 , Up:rl...ht f!\ectrk vacuum belt $6. Chrome blr'y1:le 1h1e TR. and 10. S6 t S1 0. 2 jeep ca,. S eac oc-lffG.'19 l...o8 l.eoooi, f .v. 0 STINGRAY Bike "'"'""" "ood 5Qc..$1.~itl. Vj!,lvet antlqu«' GOOlenrod, CdM • AM lo 6 PM .,:;" Cha.in link fC"in ...,,.., rt• ,,.$Iona! chain SI. "a':h. 1 E\11$1 nc11r Rrookhurat , 1 125 •. , •1 arm c'·~ 17. -WI.-watnul oountE~. ::....._..::.:"ro'-m-...,..-~,,..-·~. H--am•ll v1<:11um frnd"n S.i . Iron SS. Toa11ter ...,... 1,. y 11 1 , 0 0 ·-~ •• -· uuv"' 10!-to 25c. Retract ble 1tllt lque .tel('pholW' · , •, rn N~. v 3-• u--." M11rlne t'Onc 1 on · ex en tt t bl 110 Klt.che O• M'--r•; •. 1 • 11xtu,.. 115. Rattan chair S.'i. Ji;lec1rlc irlll $10. &1 ... k R ,,.. ,... "" ''"'' 1 ,., 12 ~1-ti). oe, " " · · n ....,.1..... -·i-· ·-l-·I [XJ N ' """ '"11 ..,.. e: · cloth"11 llne "· PictuR'1 and "'"IC • t'ln, Ulit yarn ,.;ic ply·•-!, I;,. "'""I mtthl'll""Y· On• •"""" """ lll!mtl n_._,;oc, Gal"'"• and ...,,n'f'>, ,,_ '""""' ... '"' d lrl, I ... , •5. Rad kl N'COfd ph1.)'t"r $10. or glaue11 $3.50 1· r 11 In k I fl tt P l< 1 '(! """" " """ "'5 headboard. Exc-ellenl con. hoy 's .,, I I e OhP!S, .,. Ill Si .... le hl.•adboard SI. Two • en. Ui wnrp ..,. ' 111 alllO teak and n111--.111ny, SURFBOARD 7''" 1ond l.'f>l~ grate S20. Craft.Iman· lawn dlllon. I"'. ·~ •-• !""I< La-lamp •lit~ · Ill"""'· complete S 2 0 · '"' 1 ~-11 1 t•m"' '"'II "" ~" some nt1w, Miie11 , ..-u-· ... ~ lVI 111 "-u foam rubbtt m•ffre•1 Sl n1ml'~. ""'--~ : " solid lumtlf'r lOr. to $1. rjltlOn $25. Wetroli S 5. m<>wer and buket 115. ~ ~,,c,.,,..;,,,_~~~-~-I Flath cam«a '$2. i' · Dreuer •"K. Platt' mirror ...... • ,_.. ..... i~mr 'DO" • ~ " i.d~-2 boy'a 11porta jackell1, 1 2 ---• ., -e~. Pillows l5c. New blue "m ,...., mov~ pro'"' ~2317 5.'W).2836 Jt6Uona paint, all colon $4 ,,...... ...,..._ .. ; ..,. alae Warttrobe silt' l .>;A; • .... •Olft, End table SS. Stein 12 J 1-" ltd t , .. clo-~ •• -Kl't't'n. l b.lue, new, $6 each. Dedndnton tel $.1. Fitlhina Dickson 1k1 . wa,y $25. jf.oa.M, alukl Z'xt to $2.GO. tairw•r $'i"."~1 ~r e:i; QU EEN ppbOllllftd lftd· NEW 4.00 II 13 Plttlli cycle SAT ONLY ~. , ..... __.; Orelllff, dinner gown•· tackle boX ~ Boob 3 tor Doon, lgqe and ltlsaJ.I $1, ot dithct and pot. and pane boi1rd. '$'1.MI. Double ~c tire SlO. Camtr& flah cube llOBY &lrfboard $23. Alao :&: ladlM ._. $14\ ,,._ :tv.e•tttl. blooaes, coat11, 25c, Qml\oa 3 for lOC. Kitchen tat1lc, chrome $2(1. to $.3 Chest or dra.,,.._ ~-upr!atlt eanift' fr• 9 z • r •let1.nl table '6.50. s-.s p~ • t ta<: h m • n t J3, S3S Knet tJoetd IZ. 'l'ry thtU~ ~~~ p~ ~. n111ny Items, 25c -$8. Ne• DW'8 lOe. 1'49 MJ.tanw.r, Bar lltool $5. Coffee tablt, Ml.rine oow type UntformlJ, (works) $25. 0 9 <:or at 1 v 11 place ttettlf'Va, Cioldetl RMe J~tkl oamtnt $12. ~" 4 ~ them, TAM to Mwboy boot.II. 11%9 7, tan BtJh:)a Pt-mr.U:. 615-1020 maple $1(. Metal rollawl)' lf'"l'll, bJoulH $ 3. 4 5. mndles 5Cl to S1-Flowtt ehtna $25. PIJ}' pen $5. Ntw gtuMop l:Oltehltll tabln 3 .AM Safurdll)' OI' &md&y BABYLIN!J wtllte dcQblil SR. Girl'• new oxford• size BEIGE upboWeftd d'l&lr $5. M<I SU. Cock nidiO $8. Trolaenl, :!O watllf, 31. lq, bowls and VUN 10c to 15()c. J'oadl ol the World Cd. tot $21. New 1H wit 1106 Wett Ot!ed J'raht, drQp Ilda crlb and...._ 7 $2,60. Touten, coffee pot, 6*-tTl.4 E1ectrlc aaw 1'\.S .. $5. Door l'hil'Ts, 1(X3Z, all Jib new, 2 me1AI patio chairs S2 books $3 e.ch. tbem~ ~" $JJ. rlr Hn.d9rs N.B. ~ bJanDft •ft d SJ.50 rllch. Boy'• lace ~I• $25. mirror $1.50. Antlque 1Uwr St to $5. Color TV a.ntrnm, each. Lflrp paffo umbfti:ll• bottles and Jab equipment $25. MO'Jlf'tr $.1. 988--04t, I072 CUtVP> tNald· e 010 t• d aMet1, Compiftl. ~ SlO. $2. 193.n We&kflih Lane, LEAR jet ltfftO 8 U.ck w.ter ptl.cher $15. 1916 near new $7. All kiml o( S.1 Cardboud Barbie hOutt J0e-t1. Ml8Cftlaneout ofllt9 Mat.lo Dr4 H.B. wood cou.e table, netdl .3141 , a.rt.dos fl,, CM Jluntlrcton Beach. 118Wn& 2 11~ $10 ffeh. Nf'W ~Uver cup $10. Smith It kttchi"n ware 5o 10 50c. st' Train wtlh trantfonner supplies 50c--$2. Ant lqu• BAR=. onpe. $25. Maple new at .. '911 $10. ftol.lncf 5'0-GU, ' !!"~~ :' ~h·3:i:. Weason .38 caliber pl1tol. Rotlwrle $4. Tllhle ~ ,~· A.ort!d p.m_tt !IOc to walnut drop leal table:, cbeat $25. Chain $5-425 tJw rop, ~ lamp ~ TIRES tor PifiilOUth. • eNGJNF.S: 2i2 f'ocd. » •'7'. .. ·,~-ldt ;;t•Soo round 1.soa. workl $2&. !.Amp moet -.ny •la 10c f!ft<h. $1' ..$&turdllY onty• t72i Ktrw IWd& repair $25. ~ .. round Bric a Bl'lc »$1. Tt.hles tablt StO. Old IMhtOned oe--x 14. with mr.. UNd. $10.. Chevrolet. 6 cyl Ford. $25 ; --.0 pi . .Motorcycle l'nftt.al $5. Blue •nd aold Eltl'C'frlc Alarm dock, 11r'Ol'b ~d 645-1400 ' ratt•n patio f'llble $:.>. $5. Lamps $5. Ladtet dothff culonal cna.tr, &004 $10. 2 ~ each. Plus 1:ran.imWionl for ha\ ,.__.. -... ....i--4...Uy burt.p cunalns SOx36 all for fine Mc. Baby Ben clock · 1 1 Walnut ntte al.nd11 115 each. ilitt S..10 $().$1. Bny's twin am bole tPl'lret and 'MIN.;;;,;;1 ;;9;,llt-,-~----11~5.-, ~~ h $21 can 548-8Q3.1 or .,. • .nu ·~.. ...... 2 tor $1. SllOe la•t 50!:. 3 DRAWER <:hfft, onn q; Movie llC!"'l!trt $5. Picture " , •• ~11 I 0 ... 1J ·~... -~ ::~136.'l aiter 6 PM $40 rWM $10 • ......-$10c Rlcycle •PHdomttcr $3. Carden hole fittU.a 50c. top Sll.50. Sptlnl.ah ltyle col• frames 7*13. 0 r Ii: 1 n a I clolhtt lttrn it rl -. "ft"-lb't!Met 1 Mt . ..,._11 mower JlO, SulUkl ~. I sASKE"l'BAlJ.. ;.t up 17 .50. 2 nt"w h.lthroom Nfll, 1 Lund'! P•ll l;(', Men'• sulta, ftt t1tblc, romuca top and framed palntlfl&ll StO-$~. 536-8518 OOLF ctu.bl, i mMctlitd 1peed urLnei retdJ" to be KEN MORE waahlnlit ~ black •nd l br\ahl l(f'Cf:n 2 COll lll SI . Swea!ert, :,oc. 4ch-~ntt8.0ouble~ Men's ROif llhotll. alu 10 WASHER And dr>'t11 • $10 WOOdl, $Irons, tube$, new mounttd In mini bl)tt S25. nuu·hhie about 9 yeara old, .·~eY tttms. bMMnrtte "1th S8 eacl\. 8'ot car enghV> I.Awn hand 100111 5Qc. Etec-bo•rd SS. AU are unftnM~. $2. 01811111\Ve •nd dl8he• ea.eh. Ouldoor metal •ION&t Na anq out m, ot bot .6""'4S4t;.;;,"'-""=~-~-~ IO'xl worktnt rondltlon. $2S. ~ meta.I dreJlirw top nc. Slot cat parts, a1Mrted. tric ltefltera and fan i&c M0-9779. ~ Kltlybootk, JQc...Tk:. Paperhllckl l&c. ut.bil'll'l't 112. 4M-M ottft. 14&.liTJ SMAU. w&lftUt office ~ 962-0!Uf> $4. Padded cu teat $1. 75, U>. 1 Will H"fi~. 3M E. lo St.::.O. Thrnw nip. Nr--C\f. 8ooka 3:5c. Basket chalra THAYER Hardwood loldlfli AREA Rup IJ) 6'8 x 9'$. $1;, ~ otea 8' couett. , quilled. rreen I*ptr pail nc. 8td tra~. 2111 S1rttt, C:O.ll MeRa. ta.IN And tnvene Mds l5c BICYCLE, GJrl's 20" $1'.50. Tk. ~Uo coHce t1ible-$7. pil\ij)en exr.etlent condition f'rlnttilr• tolkrffn, Undu ri.ain tl~t$. HoWialllMd flonil Mlitn. toocf condlUon -~ fllt t~ or doll-, &-f6.1Thl between TUSTIN to $1 , mt Elden Avt., CM. 311>' Van Buren Ave, CM. 1189 Tuttin All('., Coli!• S9. Beb)'walbr St.SO, Meu ,.odl ~· d) MC!I\. iTeN ~ 0... *1 Ul. 64'S-781\ hit Sl.15. .,..-St. aM ~lllll AM t,i_. &'6-Q3S ~ MeM, S.turd1y and ~ndty. Va'de-~' 14-t'rU,M c;..°'...;.11.;..3-;m-"""----- • J 1 • " 11 MILY Pll.OT Sol •ill • ._ I, ltlll ll'!m lll!lll.-....l'llll::'"•""'iill ...,,. I Mll~~HANDISI POI . MIRCHANDISI Po. MIRCHANDISI FOR MIRCHAN.DISI FOR -·-------PITS and LIVESTOCK TRANSPORTATION -II; W:I AND ~ SAU' AHD 1'1W>I SALi AHi> TUDI SALi AND TltA.DI SALi AND TIW>I SALi AND TllADI FREE TO YOU --~..;.;...;...;.,.. .;.;=~=~~-1 : , Hors•• IUCi S1llllotts "" '' l ..... ituN IOOO Jlw....... IOOO 0.r-J!_ s.11-.. ml Sew ... Mlm.-. 1110 M"-".,1111 W MJ..-lenaa.. W ft.In, Ow•.., Bay n.. -·:.;;,------'= a PC. "MADiii D" J ROOM OllOUP' FllOll1"1IJO; llQllD 'bid Ins: C1111t1!i1 ... A ...... , .... -·--.,--.--'11 I a.r4,, .... -~ .. -.,.. ---··"' --<XIMl'ARE il $119.95 ptt -*Rl .. AIRS* -· ... old,-ndly PAJ.oMINO a<arei oil Ltny L-DESKS. '!Wlwl ch • I re• ci..n.. oO 6 --' * * NIW LOCATION * * wilh """"""'"' >In!.\ .. alch Q\l&r1'• "'"'· Xlnl ri•li•x 34421 V.. Aluur ~ •• ~r. old fl\adiine la ~ t.ime, e CU!ltelft ~ doc tor farm or 1-inw, to A trail hnrte S300 or lMt Latuno llljllll ~ =" --=.."= !!Oodal SS.!6, oll wft-e 1)1f -.-l'J ....... lo -04'tlor. -"°""'• ....,..., l /S of>. m.1049 .it 6 pm. ""'~JS pl ....,;t. ........ -~ -~··~i'iiw" moiorntnd. -WE'RE s !ltUt ..... old J\IMPER §How HORSE· 8 v .. *"' tht •1.Wr °' M-9 .... ~ a.nd ..'-: M:Nlc.. c ti c.-1... • o:..r,:= Jdntl'll 'tt'ho wW IO tO ttw )' r.. e. y I e I d In' a . 2 ticbb '° dw llftl\I. ... .... ... ... 1-~-.~. -··1"1 .....,... 'I pnciovs pound lt 'ft don't find Ena/WHt. 16 1. W E. Whoa, CM ... ,,.,.............. 112$ ~ & f'OVlh ltonft. bonwt. ll'T..\ Stale Aw., * 54&4C56 * Ri"th"9 lrot. i&-Mll FENDDt:BASS AMPl.D"1ER Pull llM ef . & L•ekllry ~let C.M. 541-4~ 8/8 GotseOUI Palo Rel. qtr. and SATU'RDAY ONLY Dn.uxE JUCJC!NB.\alER MON. THRU SAT., lO A.M.-4 P.M. MINIATURE Schriau1er equitation Sl.500 ltmlMI I S.iley Circ111 ESTATE $41...E ~ CtDTAR male, 3 Yt'I old. Peeper * 213/9'J3..«l81 • &I ,,,. a.EARANC!: * -* FIVE M GEMS I Alt eo&I. N...ti aoOd 8 YR old Bocl<&ldn qlt "°"'· Anahtfm Ovail dlnina: tabtf .• walnut LUDWIG b\am S.t. &110011 270 K. 17th SL, ;#15, Cost.a Mesa home. 644·1'195 8111 Xlnt cow pooy, need1 6per ConW9flfion Cente.-~. pOb A pam., NP· new, zlnt. aitld. Mab aUtir PHONE 64S·t909 TWIN Brother A sister, silky ridt!r. $300 b t 1 t otf. Auswf 1~1 9 CHEAP • MUST DISPOSE 6n-.1'185 pre«y. pl!:ril;y Jdt1"m. Well ~784 • OF --~-trained, box bro\t•n.l---------l---------1 ~ call 5Q..S678, ext. 321 m Goldtnrod. WM TRU.U.P!:T • 01•• MftcellMIDWS ... Mfseell1MCM.n "°° T :30-9 AM S-9PM ~ 9 am 1 PM to elf.lm XI" GAf'FER 6 Sat&;r gu Amhl•~ '*-' SW. -5U-3&52 8111 TRANSPORTATAON ,.. .... Pinta. OtV $1:1 .... WliLK'S WAltlHOUSE aw.• St.. Sulla Am )'OQT ficbtl. <Ncnb ~ stow, wmcht inlb rnd tbl.· R.EnUG $45. Frttatr xlnl "'ANKEL 10 hp · NEED Gd borne toed yard loett & Y1cht1 9000 toll~ rumb6 is S40-1%1)), db!tt\! 9d. bdrm let, 9dl SEL..\lER • Bundy trumpet. $1'r,,. Gu dryer, .xlnt' StOO. erwtne ~te wKh "'::'. for "Misty'' kwablie >'I --- MOVING out of stak . M\llt r41" A J*l. D" Motorola loftl\Y XtrM 1 stand. 195. Hlde+bed, rood $60. Mov-llha.ft, revent' eur. ~c. adult fii!nWe Bet.ale Tff. LICENSED ~ by "'td: ' pc oilll!d 'JV, M.iflc. 121).8 Oevbn>ok. l7J..S987 alt. 5 pm. ~ O\'ft"WU. 1163 Dontt, New COlld. SlOOO. Four «)' rlll!r, au shots house brk. CAPTAIN '°·ainut bdnn sec na. CM. ~!110 CM. 56-1n7 x fJl'll" a.lwninum extrusiom lows chHdrll!n ov.-ntr left d Ract..r • Loi 1n. 30 yean ex· qw...., bod 9 "''/~a6 IJU •. Sat. Slln: le antiqull! Pi1no1 & Of'11nr 1130 FORCED &it tumaCll!, 75.000 $200 ea. Kobler 6 kw diesel CaJI l-5.l&l894 or 968-2379. pemnce u.IJ or power. Pro. ' stw-tl Sl . A~ CClvil War) desk. $50. Hot· •• .. 811.1 $50. Air mnd, 28,000 light pl.anl. ef1Pne needs 8/11 CUIShion sofa. td-cond. poin1 bltin . O\ltQ, t:l5 : ONE.ONLY SALE BTU, 3-tpd SSS. Watu work, SSOO. 50' wood mut feaslonaJ iport fishing iuide ne«k cleaning $50. Sm. ''EM)>"' CU dryer, 135: Ne• I U8ed cooler on prtb.I stand $33. $150. Ten 24.' aluminum ex-3 Ado"ble German Sheptterd l!fexlcan le Central Amert. dus(y-pink bdrm. am ch.lir dotbN.. dilhm. ,._ 1 Pl.ANOS ...... T.CTI tnaator. $25 ea, 100 ~A-mix Jl"ps. Solid bik 2 main can waters. Admin:isb'atiw ,_.., Decora au-uq• 1 female fi "'its nl!ed cd experience SZ1 11c1. an6qut zl&sl rMec. • Abbit \\'-.y, Cl tor Spinet ······ Sl99 ADlitIRAL Retric dbl dr dacron Aila, ail al.zes. Ben. home fnod yd. 539-0249 AVAILABLE for v.-eekttlds, "loftl', oM1 ~ and otb!r 6Q..9l!l6T ~w KlMBAU. Comoie $699 t:J.l5. studio coueh. -Ken'. dix 12 YOll 300' depth tinder 836-449.s 8/11 sm/ilftnS. ~ ll&"TR.JC ~ ~ KIMBALL Crud •••••• S1'95 more deluxe tu dry-;; SlOO. $50. Navy Mk n Sextant extended charters or deliv. COUNTRY f'reDcb oval dia. TQt ftlC!Clf'lift . WU hlch ORGANS mini bike SlOO. tftaldut SUS. Sand • blasted hatch. 1% yr. Wd, white Sheperd, eriea, Beat ot rderence1. 17 PC. KING S11E i.bie: xnr lie.Ives. 6-bi •w:kn. m. '· Add •1 11:t0MAS Orpn ...... it19 r.t. $40. '44-0437, boe.nla. Tons of tood used female. Need bir )'Vd. Write Box M 1060, De.Hy 8.EOROOM ldrC bk chairs. spn,. . HAMMOND Cud "A·l" i;299 muine ge:ar & qlvaa:e at J:.ovn Kids A: adlllta. Bia: Pilot, %111 W. Balboa Blvd., ·~ madalrw. Mui)' IQOdia., u •"•MONO Bl I"'-UNIQUE % K.. emerald cut sensible ~-ices, kwable sv.ttly. 53).3389 Newport Stach, Ca. 1AJ:11t t drawer._..., mar. uptibtn1 snts. Sac. ....... 11-f S..t1Sun. Mon. lOCl w. DAlU ...... =w diamond .., ' OdwnbJa 40 dl•I •• US.9511 O:llumbta 36 dlnd.Anxlout! (ll!ach wllh Harbor allpt) -OJymple TtmPel1.. ·~· S369;;j Solinas (new) •••••••• $31') • alao l21 ~· SliPa ava.llable PACJt'JC ·;AQIT SALES l44.; Via Oporto, N.8, ST3-1S70 HOBIE CATS , ALL COLORS FREE DEMOS CAP'N EDS mo W. Cit. Hwy, NB MS-22'4 e CAL·CAT $550 TAHDE-10'$450 . : * 675-2347 * WEST \Veiaht Potter, 1-C' fibertlau. 2-6' bunks, trlr, 5 llP motor. CUAhions. etc, 546-4035 314T Bear SI. C.M. CAL "28": 113 Interest. Clean, fully equip, aux. en,. '• Beat offtr! 833-1234 ~ ext. 371 Btw. 8 am.S pm. iJ· Tempest sJp. tg. aux. ' 6 HP, xlnt oond, extras. Re-ady 10 sail. $ 3 O O 0 . ~5419 BEING Trand~, M' Vik· , ire w/sllp irl Nev.'j)Ol't, New $.2200-$1000 or &st oiler. ' 833-01'0. TW. 2 hedllde ~ }GJW M.atcbinc halt chairs S!6. 18th St. C.M . l baguettes aold e ~linnll!y'i e 8/11 22' TROJAN sla M1 Sbtw"\l. hme., qmll. a pr. Eves A .,,y ends, incJ\ldeg bench dll!livery Ii nfC, OOlt P500 Sac. $400..-25.17 Vi'. Coe.st Hwy, N.8 . Glria StinenY bike, CABIN CRUISER 1960 HOBIE CAT-LIKE NEW! ed mattress. theeb, ....,._ ·""""~~ll;.__~~~--LOVELY ~ & chM, wunnl)' • • .' Many other 66->tGS Open Sun lo-3. . 543-4192 • $1050 _ air eonditiontt, pktu:rn, 8upllll MINK jacRl $500 1V S35 Guinea Pia: are. NEW; upllol, bunks, crpt/ 673-llOT * f'ts,, :!:.i- 91 -MOVING East-Uvinr rm. lampt, boob. office desk, MUSr. BE SEEN! bowline b&.ll. bag• «: ~ ~1386 drpa, paint &: vamW! tJtru. -==------~ di.nirw rm .I: bedrm l..ovnl!at. clothes. ete Lots 1,. r-u . _,_ , 8/8 out, canvas (blue ~. eltt. 20' FLYING Dutchman : Or Moden.~ turrritul'll!. 6 x 9' rug, grand JTlOft ~..-r---n · NB • Al.SO • ..,_ uv l"Wlng !:Xll!•~-=r bilg• pump, antenna, bait fiberglass, tra.ller, (5J u.ils. ,,_ ~"-·...,.,.. '"""-u ....... , · · y AMADA e KIMBALL SB. r.olf &tm:s $5. ~751M FREE to aood homes 15> ALL FOil $Mf piano. lamps. ttfri&. mac. ..._. • kitten1, .c black and 1 calico. tank & pump, prop, shaft64<-5685 -~-""'-~-~--- .,_ ~ •• -lu -L--~'" •"-•. Unt II e THOP-lA.5 " r •D•T !);amond """ -·•d ~ nv""""' pm_-~., 1110. ""'""""" ....... P_,,_ Ln, TR.Ag{. il ~-Patio KOHLER • roMPBELL ~/~all ·-.. "' Houaebroken. 10 v.ttka old. &: •uu er. 27' KC Sloop, 8 .P. L.L. Ex· WELK'S Wd£HOUS! mid-BM 4t'ppenrtt ~·--• ........ .,,. sn er slones, woman's 833-0932 8/10 ReblVtrans. Slip avail S22/ tra nice, atomic-C. S to S. mo w, 4tb St.. Santa Am Apt 8. C.M. = ~id:; !:J,~ ~ COAST MUSIC size 5. Cost S200, will take mo. S3,<n> or otr. 714/ Ab!IOlute rock bottom $4500. Da1ly M Sat S4 SUn 114 "PROFll.E" Contem.p din clubs dilbH boob ~ NEWPORT • HARBOR $150. 66--1395 ~ Set 644-2991 . 642-7222, 675-1248. Fraur Bkr. 671-5252 _... .... , • • • c. O.ta Mll!Sll "* 642-2851 58--1117 1 KING Si» Ortho h.ilel :e~. ~--f.t~' ~ ''.; Sat' Sun. m9 Tuitio Aw. Open J0-6 Fri l0-9 Sun 12-5 NEW boat tr&ller ~Kine· • I · 1163 Donel Ln. 01 FOR SALE _LEASE BIG bargain · 22' sk>op-hing- deltn:ii! ma t l re 11 , tm: Xl bu , $JlO Cocta M~.sa. ()..Lawn mower $7;>, Sran 8/10 OR CHARTER ed niast, new sails, cover, kprlnp, frame ' head-~l_fi~~nut n!om~~P but~ PATIO SALE: Girl's and SAVE NOW poc11ble pool 15'x42' • $25., 89j2312 BEAUTIFUL ' .. haittd kit· S4-i5.o00 Down, 5 yrs balance. aux. like new. Survey $2500, boanl $85: 1 Ku. mt ..,,,.., 546-8139 women·a dottlin&. portable DURING SUMMER 5 camp cots SJ ea, baby If" lens 7 \\'ks ..,.old. calico, 4C'F1ybridgeWheelerCruis-. sellror S950.645-0295 ~·d. ·sm: I antique tel, m. >J. 9' li . lll!wiqf tnadiine, etc. Aug CLEARANCE SALE bassinet S5. Ph: 546-9'5.3 tigers, blk It wht . er. Sleeps 8. Completely lol' Racing Dinzhy, like MW .. rnahcpay spiort de*. SSS; GA.MES Ta~ .t0fa _vi I It t. 740 James St, CM. We have trade-ins, ttpos, SAMSONSITEbridgeRtS25. DBL Drapes, beige, 12.x7~1' 842-6329 8110 reconditioned throughout, Fiberglus w/cornpl raclfll'~ antique;mdeftm.karott~ rm eba1r, rerr11 •• 66-0Cl! rent ~turns I floor models Hall contole Rt SlS. man·1 traverse rod.I S2S. ~2x3' SI5. "1970". MINT COND. rear&: hwy trtr. $1300 (TI41 desk, SI)· antique maple wuh/dryn', beds. 644-5785, GREAT antique oU dlun:b ol. eYU)' model Hammond valet rack ST, velvet uphol rtiidl's ~wd slide & barrel FREE to good home • kif.. XTRAS PLUS! Make offer! &U--0436. ' boolr: a;;, $20; 2 blond 1506 Sm!.nade Ten-, NB. _ ~-""~·--rt to wtn. 0rpn. lkay now " receive __._,r •"'" --•u....a ,.,_ -. Rt .$25, Iloral drps & tens, 1 &f'l.Y lona"·hait, 1 n...u ....... ......., Ev • k -=~~-~--r--~-~ ....,.,"""' ivu. -. 'tWl<C\.I .. ..,.. ·-•-..-box ~7' '~ d k blk lo '-'-1 ••"-10 .,...,a .............. ,o H W • S'nJRDY ""' .~-n &o•. -ma._.,.ny CWlitom mlOe rnUN ALLEN bookcue dow aea.ta. bencbn arowWt extra di5count 540-049 ........... .-" ""' -.., es re ....... , ~. nda 893-8405 w """" ·• boot cues, UD fSCb.. or ttr.in besdboard. $50. )Wf -pool table. e 1 c . HAMMOND nl, eon~ tbl, gold hanging wkl. 633-3129 8/10 e · illary sloop. Sleeps 'l . S35 both; 0 n e "'-'. Pae mat-SG-1386 6"-tl24 in C:ORONA DEL MAR. WESTINGHSE wa.l.llul blk A lamp, Dinki'ten 5 a i 11 n g FREE to _.... home 1 blk SACRIFICE :U Jt c1bih Galley, head, new dacron ~~~ AIRWOM King me bdrm STEREO CohlolN.'OUCh 28ME.C>utHwy.m.8930 =-~-~fa~~-11:; ~~~:~~G-Drittwo.Jd :.=~~wb.~;o =-1851~~-b~~e~ sal~~n~::~~~:-3:7t .et, bras! hdbrd • xtra dWn -tbls • lamps· baby Open Mon • Fri eves. w/remote control $50. thruout Perteet shapll! aU 3 HP molor, Genoa sail 2,gu~tea~~ r=.: ~-Olmplett. s175: ~~,:;:-=406 ~~s FALL MDSE 644-2381 .. .. • .. ·. 2 1 M~ ~~e:,k 1~ ':,~i~'. around. In water now. 213/ 599-6381 aft 5:30 nr 1 : • 1 t ~-~ CROS.mOADS oiled walnut NB. (all~y f:ftterJ ~ ' _.,, S~~tinA~RlmodVIN~ of N~ N~~ !!e!',IOl~ 494-5661 or 494-7293 8/10 ~~ P-~~ Call -- W'lll se ... ~. -·-· dininc tabLe, perf cond. ol8" · · ,...,. uia.'"1 u~ e... MALE. ~ Boxer, ~~ Power CrufHr1 9020 hlJb boy, night sld., cridcitt ~·...i n-ns to aea.I 12. T~ saw, JOiDler, an-pianos• orpna now beirc rlobt scout 65-A, xtras. Both . . Shepherd, .,...., frit!onclly. BOSTON WHALER chair, 1 maboptry dirfiW ,,_..., ..... r-bqUf:I. clock. dresser. closed 1 t di t . for $85. M2-7ill ·~J C\lltoa'l J*is ind. Orig. $300, trunks, diflbes. TV, ndWJ. °!' a , smun pnces • . : Lovt>1 children. 548-4362 8/8 OR SIMILAR room Ri. 6 chain, t&t* sen $125. 60-5ll0'1 Many hlhld. items. '3-7T4.5 you cant bll!liew. FENDER Bau amplifier Kl'ITENS 6 wk.I old, h@althy WANTED to Rent _ now til ~ Jeavn. butkt. ~ Aug 7 until IOld Shop w • seie! deluxe Rictenb&cbu ball Labor Day. Resp. party. doliPt occ., cha.in. ~ LIKE new, % price, mfa.. DINETTE _,_ WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO suftar * AUCTION * playful and 1ra 1 ri ~ d Call Mr. Auth, coUttt ~ e~:" Santa ~ .. ~~ ~ boy'i bin~ D;;°m~~ 1J19 Newport, C.M. 642-8484 * 61>-6404 * F~ Furniture G~7~~N Shepherd ~:~ (713) 749-23.11 roRNITURE retan:Wd hTl boots, cam~ gttr, Misc. amp, Hallicrattu receiwr, ANTIQUE dreaer, $50. Gas & Appliantts mute. 7 v.·ks male be1uliful 25' Pac:emaku • alglu l967 display ltudies. mcidel. ham-Also apartment v.·/ stuM:nr ollwr items. Sun. Aog 91.h. HAMMOND Stelnwt Yam-stove $35. New vw racing Auctionw Friday 7:30 pm markings 847..o501 818 Sporttisher co mp I et e I y es. decorators cspoellation ocn vw. 494-JXIS S.5, 3058 Mi.nay Ln. C.M. aha, New ii: used p~s ot ~· ~-2900 Willow Lane, W indy'5 Auction Barn YOUNG. spayed, adult cat. ==: S~t 20~1 d~~~ SpanYb ' Med.iternnND G~GE Salt: Sat A ~ most makes. Beat btzyt iri aYr.;% Newport, CM 646-8686 Tor:toise shell, orange and with approved credit or R D FURNITURE OfAc. Fumlture IOIO 1851 El.1* 0 .• Mesa VeTde, So. Calit at Sc:bmktt Music fl.OOR model reconl/radio Behind Tony's Bldg. Mal'I. calico. Owners left strand-trade small a c reage . llM Newport Bl., C.M. near C 1ubboo1 e Rd. C.o.1907 N. Ml.ln, Santa Jna cabinet. Beaut wood grain. RECORD player & records, ed. 83&-4493 or 548-0813 8/ll 673-1385 or 644-1739 --m·,. -9 R.din'd J(x9) MXXi desks, M°':r'· sports equip I Convrt to Metee or TV . childf'll!na books, "90me In KITI'""S D 1 · -... ~J •• , kith .,..~ . om ea 1 c .....,.. NEW 25• Glas&par hull, lll' Wf!d .. Sal il &m. •tn 6 $69.50 e Rdin'd wood arm c 1111"· All NEW Wuriib:er Pi&no8 $45 675-6107 French", adult books "some meanese & Lap. Lovable, beam en.die !nc:luded. $1850. ~ Provincial ti-rotary dWn. $29.50 • We ' Organe discountM ~~ in I.int bindings'". 2.lc:-$2. playful . Ap 6 wkl to 3 p., 0 ri e &ftll!r 7 PM '"~~ ·• haw tbe largest .election •-I · ___ .._ % Cant di&mond engage-MoW camera, wrl suit. Al 1Dr white Bdrm 1 et ; ~lancet 1100 durtq' the 1nuuw of Aus. ment ring & weddinr band. mo's. I Mn;. 836-4493 weekdays, all day Sat & rnal6Mxxl dinil)f w/ lrs of used office tum ln this GOULD MUSIC CO. Colt $500. Beat offer . aquarium, ntisc. 5-iZ El or 548-0Rl.3 8/11 Sun 962-8434 hutdl r.1n Bdrm tel 6' aru. ,, 4 Spll!td GE po r I ab I e Sintt 1911 "-•"-..,..., Modena, N.B. &12-4452. 3 PIECE bl·---~---•. •07 ~c...,.;:_:.;.;;_=-~--; Mc Mahan Desk dishwabr, 1~1 ""' old. '""""...,._ "" :o=uvutu. ~ 11' .Boat, fibera:la!! over CABIN Cru!Mr 19' liberxivi Dorset, 7:> hp. Joni.on, 2 bunk1, Mad, ice box, !ttah water tank, bait tank. C.B.lradio, ootrigger for marl.in, 44 ral rue! c:ap, • 25 mph, trailer. Xlnt cond. $1950. 396 E. 21st St. CM . 24 FT CABIN Cruiser, 185 hp lrg .. Chrysler Marine., I: Jmt painted l hruout . Perfect shape-a.II a.round. ' lri v.·ater now. SACRIFICE'"': PRICE $2200. Call aft 7:311 -~' p.m . 493-3996. '63 28' Chris Craft. twin • screw, Approx 150 tin on MW eng. $5500 or best oiler, or b'ade ?? ~2-M8. drnll!r, c:hKt; GE stcwt; ~""" ,.,,. Bl d ... ~ 1.045 No. Main, S.A. MOVING TO HAWAII Mootii! Vi.st& Ave, C.M. 8/U i•,oocl, 50hp E'7UtrUde. Z? Keomore washll!r A: drye\'. JON ~-wport v . Xnll. cond. $125. 546-2399 t 547-0681 "* TROPICAL Fish: Lyretail, Sbta, glass, leather chair. MUST sell, 26' retin, Express Encydop!dia Ba;itan.nica j ll: 64U450 all 6 PM PRIVATE PARTY Black Mollies, large Angel double headboard, oriental DACHSHUND puppy ol mo GaLon ras tank. control•, Oriental rugs, Shoreclilh:. DESKS, -.lnut 9)". twin • MAYTAG Servict ?t.ian. 'lt'IJ1tl to buy pia.mt Fish. Jewel c I c b I 1 d 5 ' rug, CUJl.tom I M!'reO Worf dale ~lligent, housebro~~ g~fi ~,~'f Jr pU.'Ilp. $750. ~~ke "1::'ar Ch;r~-~t. s1::~ 673-6026 pedeMal: 1wivel ~ b air 1, hu waKhe:rs, dryft'I & mat· for CUb 213: <t6l·l42l 541)...3829 Speaker. 3D33 Bayside, CdM I ;:::,.::c:,'= ____ _::.: slip, $3500. 673--0285 WVELY Victorian livinc mati:bbic GM c b a Ir 1. ching aets. Bst. Guarantee. LOWRY ........,,,,. floneaboll! 9' FAIR.LINER dinghy w/4 675-6662 5 PUPPIES. small breed; 23' Starcraft Inboard/out-,~.-. ~T~RO=J~AN-~C.-b_in_Crur..--r. . ..._,,~ • -i.1 ~ia c:akulator wftapt. 531..aG.Tl. '"'-'""' .::_::,-,· m' HP EviJrude motor. U95. 6 wks. old; ma.lea and board w/alJ Albe.core aear. xi ha rm. p&f!Cf:S. ,.,.,u..: •--··-ue1 .,......, '""-h~ •--~ bik •01: females. c.aU : ~3629 8/8 .AllO fine ski boat. 5JS.3176, nt s pe, nearly new fmilh. aola. cha.in. tablel '11--... _ SOL.ID walnut desk 62" x '* ~25&t * ~": l&J"""'" t .-. Misc. Wanted 1610 2 RA>bitA 54T.Qi49. e~DL $2995. 644-µEiS • t :-h~:1 i;:::·~~=;· Offlct EctUlpnenf 1111 ::.M:n';:r· = ~ORGAN &. Piano lessom by SUMMER 1 a I e. Ma rd an WANT to buy pede!lta..I 1tyle 54j'..7434 WIZARD.-',,,.;,,.,,,-~,~. -fb~ral~,-.-.....,,--, I--------- iteftO il spinet piano. e•DDRESSOGn •pH .c PM. . profeuional lH.cher. Fut Thrift 9iop, 18lll Park, C.M. table. hexagon shape. Also 8Jll will handle OB, Sl25. 1 pad-Spead-Ski 8o1ts 9030 ~ ~ fU'\ method. 5'8-@16 Wttk of Au1. 10th. Boat 2 chain, leather or vinyl-PETS and LIVESTOCK dleboarda, SZ> ea. ~2933 ~ MED!T. bodnn "'-atuffed All modeb: Reconditioned LUXURY ltfodel elec range, BALDWIN ACl"OllOnic Spinet oovll!r tits 24-26' coveted. 9-5:30, 548--9711 .;..;;....;;....;=c.,;;;;....,;,.o"'-'~~ I 3CJ· OWENS '64 TWIN ZlS, 18' boet, 85HP mere, bi& w/suaranttt. Servi~ & sup. new, sacrifict'. Gas rana:e, piano & bench. Xlnt cond. C t lt20 wh, lrl, ocean tishjng or chair, buffet, 25" oolar 'IV lies Pla" •m-Rr good, $40. ArJ rang<. ioocl, DREXEL 8-pc mahogany WANTED to buy -White -..;•;;.•;;_ _____ ..;;;; Ul HRS. IMMAC. XTRAS kl M I II . Ir oonsl, Singer &t>W mach. Gd -~b.· • $40. A11 cl@.;·548---0al3 675.-4392 675-4422 din'1 tel w/butlet, Duncan crib, baby scale. rock's chr, .. MUST SELL. 557-7778 1 1 and. $-r400.se s48--4n;1~ ~~ cond. SCS-6'33 eve, aD day t 774-5200 • ,68 FREEZER 600 lb C'ONN Minuet Organ, 1>@1ot. Phyfe. valUI! $.2000, sell $600. buggy, chest of drawen, BUR.ME.5E KM'TENS FOR Sa.le : 11'' Alurnlnum 8 PM ,s.m. 11 .. _"' 1100 'K ""•,· cond. Best offer over $450. •• 531-3956•* baby feeding table. 839-8U7. Sable color, AFCA register. canoe w I car top carrier, •12,,.-,-.,=~==---·1' UNDERWOOD forum ~ee ~ w · ertmOl'll! au o ~S-8825 ' MINI-SPORT: 40 hp t V"lCrORIAN mirTOr S LS , Sl.50. 4 drw mes $35. Sect'y ,.,·asher, good cond, $30. · PEDACAB, 21" Io om, WANT: Dining rm. ~ I -od-'-, _&_w_ .. _ .. _._m< __ s_JS__ :S:lOO=. :64:"""":::·=· ====-1 EY!nrudii! w/trail!!r, elec. leather lop coffee table $35, ISO ""'--·-• ...... :~ 673-1693 or 673-9317 Hoover portable washer, w1butfet, table ' 6 $1200 • Magt».voi: comole color TV, desk · £NU,;. swiva ......... Tel1vl1ion 1205 med. wet suit 540-2947 chain-MUST be tfl &ood ~7 · Aft. 5: OD ,69 --•-•. 23,. __ ,, -"", iii. Strai&ht l'hain SS · K.ENt.tORE auto. wawr. cond ~U &fz..6468 Dogs llt5 SailbOlts 9010 muun "'""'"'"'"'" _,,,, SIS. 1882 Whittier CM. Xlnt oond. soo. Free CLOSE OUTI GI~ Schwinn Stin&ray · : -=------- tncludu cok1r" 1. 111e11 n a · sa.-3.40S dellvet')'. 8 4 7 • !I l t 5 or 1 WHk Only sao: Pair ol white lo~Rat1 WANTED: MALE Doberman pinscher. * SABOTS * ~ ,... 546-8672 \\'e are reducing new refrig. $75, Hobby horse $10. inch Used dark room f?C['.llp. and 7 lnOI, v.ill make xlnl New & complele. &ff>-0810 WALN\TT Bedroom •et• G1r1ge Sal• IOi2 • , ,· 6 eraton, washer . dryers, chair Sl2. 644-211.9 I -'<x"'S'-6'5--0425"'--'-'------watchdog, yet loves kid!, e CORONAOO 30 e headboard. loo I board' GREAT BUY! 'IV'1 to eost I. near COit. e TENNIS MEMBERSHIP ------adorable female silky, 2 wb SAVE S1500 ON DEMO dre nlte ta.bl.e bo't MUST Seil houseful o I Admiral refri.£. Xlnt oond A1 N rt T I Cl b $38:i --tiny toy poodle pQppie~. 1~·, mattresa""'\~. $15. be 1 u t I f u t Mediterranean $60 . S!IJ~ '::·:°~i!"~= ~~ il~~~99-23.l;nn 5 u . M1chinery, Etc. 1700 646--0142 333 E. 11th St. CM YACH'J'S ROY ALE 645-0810 &36-5672 tum: 8' velvet tofa I "* 646-5226 "* H nd , lSTT H bor 1 10" TILTING ·Arbor table Afnh1n Pups-AKC Rt" Fiberglass & Gclcoat kweaeat, 2 Kina~ bedrm Ill e E'MJOR 1, ar , ANTIQUED aederua. linen • • * * Repairs* * DOVER eo .......... CUalDm I' .,. REFRIGERATORS CM ~• •J«· • u d loU I saw, 1 12" band MW, like Top bklodline. Bn!d with the """"""' .e!A. ID-back v e Iv• I · · ......v ...,_ 1 ver rawef'I, 0 Free Estimate• 543-1752 llnr.n Ooral aofa. Spanish decorator chain, .. ...,. sets, All wh!t!" E!;"U&-s.tS 11189 ZENrra bl•ck walnut stOf"qe. S45. ~7335 M962w_.7U7variou& blades, $295. 1how ring in mlnd. 962-9989 wall lamps 46". Ca 11 .. -... .,.,....,,_. e SKYE TERRIER f"'M 22' FlberJ:laas Family boat. pictures, l&mPI & etc. AD oomole TV, m In i m um 100 LB. 11et bar bell&, all · "" 6-t&-MOO }ea than. J mo. old. Pvt GE Re-tri&, good cond.. Crou u 1 are, S 125 , Ear I y wtirht plates. $35. Plutic Woodwortc int Mach. AKC PUP. Rare; bJk tippii!d Slip~: or 6TH.,..= 10' SWEDISH moderO llQ pty wW aacrifiot. Pleue top fl'tt?l!'I'~ lJ C'\I ft. YI' American o&Mr conaole TV, coated. 673-5967 Set: 6. make ofier. 1618 ()tuns ttNm. Reu. 549--2547 '"" Sl.)O. Turqooillie -~ eaU 523-4241. 1 w\de. $15. GQ.-27.Cl perfect condition. $ 4 0. M. M 0 us E w 1. t ch, Way, C.M. 6Cs.M91. LABRADOR RE1'RJEVER 12' Soowblrd u.ilboe.t w/trlr. $1SO. 59"l-5926, 3711 Devo~ Cittle, Hunt. Harbour. IOfa bed, $150. ·Bobs Ip~ id-SEARS ll" PoWft" le.wn Re~tor S65 ~ prtbl/ttereo, Ca.811ttte tape METAL Lathe, all equipped, 6 WKS, PUREBRED corxt 6"11B& · ' mower, 1 ~old S45-Shalla l.!MK ~PL N.B. e WE Bl;'i "-SEL L recorder A player. 642-6101 Xlnt cond. Sl!XXI value sale S50 ~7935 MOVING-MUil 'tdl.i ~ snow •!di , il-Pllk:• 1 $15.1 MB.JTS& after 6 pm portab;e KASHAN Penian Cl.rpet, $600. 837-9542 CHillUAHUA Pupg, AKC, 8 ..-W t.b~ •-.C cbaif'I, fbeft 'Cl'aftlDW\ Accn.-tam; 10"• .Admlnt,r.efril, 2-d.r, ' TV'1, "-t roo0 pritts. 5.d' purchased in Iran. Sell ,-'-'"--'-'--'------I \lika old. Re as on ab I e . otJtt takes. 3911 Sb'lll Dr., :nadi.I , u.w 1,w/~~ ~a, Good ccnd, $75. 300l Filmore Y11y, No. £. at to11t, $500. 842.-3670 546-8746 ,_H.-r. , ,. N'1.., MilbOlt: mo. • 646<1161 ,• CM. c .... k Sorll>oam 7, FREE TO YOU c·~E=RM~AN~-,-.-0-r1-.-.-,-.. ~. 9' UD VELVET ,Q)UOI. Wel&bt llft'r set 110. Mlle. NORGE wUbtt ·• just bell!n * 54."--0llll * Good Condition pointer J>UPfl. AKC.· Shots. ~y new $ 2 8 O. 15116 Cara.way Dr, Apt A, <Wttha.uled. 111. aood order. I. S &4:i.ms2 EXQUISITELY •do r ab I e \Vonned. Reas. ~139) loterior system w a 11 e d CM . · $2S. 546-Sn.2 Hl~FI tereo 010 box-trained k 11 tens. in-~1 ....... <:.otM TABLE Sa.w, Delta sell con· eluding Calico. 8 wks. old OLD English sheepdog pupa, •u•= 'l'tA. ~ SAT ' sun 10 am-4 pm. H~INT C'f'051Hop trffier 6' WALNUT stett0 am/Im lalned motor, 7'". Complii!te 10 kind , genUr. loving peo. champion 1irt"d, beaut, pet r SOFA. never \Ult¢. quilled 331'ii: Dthlia Place, 'Cd.'d. refrigerator. Good ~ coneole, xlnt cond. $1'B or -..·ith stand. $40. 642-7741 pJe, &Th-3492 or 6"J3....t506 8/10 ·•:.:;•how=,..,,;qu:=al::.·..:494-::..;tt::'3=-- ftaral. ~ SJJS; 675-f7&4. AmpeX ta.pl!! d\tWJn. $50. M4-0496 make ob'. 968-2942 &ft 6 MAHOGANY otti-•·sk '"· -MatchlSW lo\leseat $75. l'K'Cll'd. SUS. ~ 1al ""'""' ..,.. SIBERIAN 1-lusky, A KC , POODLES· 2 M I F Minta. S»-333T Aquarium $40. Yamaha cy. SAT I SUN * WESTINGHOUSE Ile.~. 2 l\,ale mice w/lara:e cage spayed fem a I e, 4 yn. fur!'. Solid black. ol mo'1, _,_ -"• w ...... aaddle GE °kefriget'ator, Cl'ON top OODIOle model, $45. SI. 67't...M.l'IQ ch\ld.ren'1 P'L Frt'f' to -...i $25. Part trained. 847-1593 e ~PIECE Rattan, 6-plece ""'• _.., · ' frffz.cr. SSO. 646-5477 6'£131! ~ ~---/ .,. •-/I rwnd brflldasl. '50 for mlM:. Antiques. Polaroid ROCKWELL circular sa"'" ,...,., ... w Apace . ......-1678 8 O both. f73-3)65 oamua $25. GA1S1L S~VE8'4bby•c•~s1 old To-Recorders l220 u~a"~twice. $50. Ca I I WHITE Fluff)' 7 n)() old OLD ENGLISI{ SHEEP DOG PUP~. AKC 828-3701 ~VKiVEO Sttt'I couch $30. UP!\.IGRT plulo, chest ~f -'· _.,.. · ·" · r• S.~. fll!me.le dog. •U 1 hots Twin bedl $30/seL Dlnlrc drawn'I, lan\ps, migc. 222 -AKAI TAPE DECK Necchi &!wing machiat 545--5978 8/11 e SPRif>lGER Spaniel rm ct.in JlD a 615-240Ci W. WUIOrl (rear) CM. Appllanc11 1100 MODEL Xllll·.12 + &ttachmentt., $35. AOORABLE Kittt'r. 8 wb female AKC, 1 mo. All C45-1395 A..orttd tapes inc. 8G-S756 old 54~2'mf 8/ll shota:. 557..a:w9 RATJ'AH Furniture· 3 REFRIGERATOR. Admiral •SlOO* 1,,;"""'='=-=~-.,.-,=-W:iles. I ct.ir, xlni O!lnd. HlJCi: S&le • Treuurts to lmpnial duaJ temp w/t'.T'Oa •5*87U+ STOVE I Oven. BUlLT·lNS. C'OWE Shepherd female 9 GR.EAT Danes 8 wkl, Fawn R...,,..,,le 61W11.1' j\&(&.a.-~M=i HlA.B.. tip l'Newr, $125. 56l.Q32 ~ Mltte. $50 ExcelJenl. mos. old 645--2832 8/11 ~~~ ShoWY ~: ... ~uE ,.. M't Gokt ~·~ r c-1 n--.1 · ••-FOUR fluUy k l t t e ri 1. .,.. ..... 7..,.;;;'~ A ~ 9ila.m ..,..... ' "I -• -10' x 5' SUDING 536-1648 8/81 ~836-_n_ .. _____ _ cbU'. XJN SUIJ. 6'Wll5 '~ SAT A. ,S1Jl'i: Sabot. $160. Antlqun 1110 SUftFBOARD HOBIE 5'9'', BAY \VINOOW S50 FLUFFY Baby kittens 5 wk!; 2 MALE Ir female 3 )T old Hand .,..._ $3(1, l 91 O i<IOd eondlllpn, $40. Call * Coll 67'-Sm • Id 546-ml 8/IO Al&Nna. AKC r Hlde-+-bed;_~t '!'~ $tudtblftr rod, blown $40. • ANTIQUE Fl.re Anni A aft•r 5 pm ttt-0153 JNT'L atm.1 .... Ol'Cbid 38...... 0 ~1 tNll pod ..,.....,..._,. '-"• 7 ' Oil ' Plrtl Sat A S\lh, t-5, 214 ··• .,...., FREE bea.1.1,. kittens to '°'1· nfdtd szi 962498, 9q W. 1 ta. ·r W ·wiJton. CM SlJRl'BOAlU), ~I. Mtn .• appraisal t:495. Sill i;293. 1111 homii!. Call 962-2359 8/10 e IRISH Sl:M'ER PUPS ~ for M All lJJ * ANTJ.QUU GA L 0 R Ei SP~ . Blnhe • mo old. 6'8", !~i lbs. M,__ WllT F1llffy 1 old f al AKC. W /SHOTS t'OLUMBIA Defender ('l9' 1 S2J'll 6, inbrd, full racing grar I: ma~ xtras. 4~ TI'lS KITE 313, mint c on d . VamiJ!h pert. B. Y .C. 1pc: E-6 $650. (213) 698-5485 LAPWORTH 24 W/SLIP ** 645-0810 ~tusr Sell this week, Ktte NO. 128, good oond, Xlnt sail'r rt"COrd $41~. 64'-431.9 * KITE No. 143 with trailer. Nttds some .... -ork. $500. Call 644-1008. SACRIFICE! New Calif. Catamaran $&50. • 673-8149 16' WGER lttwatd sloop. maay extru, xlnt cood. w/ trailer. S1,09S. 673-'749 12• SURfSAILOR sallttah. 540-2947 119its l Yochts CENTURY 16' Gray Marine • eng. All stttl traUer &: CllT. '' Xlnt col'WI. Sac. Sl095. ..,,._ : ' 14" FIBERGLAss Runabout. ,_ , Fi&h or Ski. 33~~ Johnson, • Trailer $425. 645--0361 15' Ski boa.I, 80 HP Mere, fully crptd. Walstrum b'lr. • XJ.nt oond. 11000. 495-0(94 M1rine Equip. 9035 '. \VANKEL 10 HP Marine r eflline complete with prop, shaft, f'll!Wl"R i'e&.t, etc. New oond. $1000. Four 40' x 6'4" aluminum extrusions ~. $3'.lO ea. Kohler 6 kw dlni!i light plant, eng. needs work ' S500. 50' .,.,."OOd mast t:150. Ten 24' alumioom ex- tru111ionB $25 ea, 100 bap dacron 911.i\s, all sizes. &Ji. ' dlx 12 vol! 300' depth tinder, • $.iO. Navy Mk II Sextant SllS. Sand • blasted hatch· boards. Tona of rood used , marine gear and salvqe ' at aemlble prices. e Mlnney'1 e 2.>37 W. Coe.,t Hwy, N.B. Open Sun 1()....3 548--4192 · 1 • • * 1967 EVINRUDE l l1 H.P. i\1echanlcall7 puftct. I Mamial. $200 "RM m-004 aft. 3 pm ~l • *'t cond. F'rom ~-5',nk beda. Wr1I • tnl.lc. ~ ooi::;:; Jtem, ~-Udh:12. 673-2065 l\EW CU.410m c:rpt A Pftd1. q 545-S11'8 mo l!m 8/; 54&-4789 ~2019 tMI s.n Marino ctr, "If. 334 Df:I u .... CM 643-.1172 Scuba T1nk J ·v1lv1 Bol4 Nova LWS cost UM> 6 •-·-ly ~ ~-1o-... AKC Rq Black La.bradon OltconlnU1nc:tot1t1--etc.-...... nkftnancl"lf ....... -Vtf. 90-6'11 ......., iu, 548-olBZ Se:U STS. 549-2882 LM"" ........ •• "" -weaned. ~. · xlnt ....., ........... ..,... TIME FOi Houle A Oardtn Gtftll ----·---,, 8 MM Camtta, projector. 6 wka old. 646--2524 8/8 bloodline. $73. 962-143.S • ~":t:~~J.i~n = BOATS AT AOCTION SUNDAY, AUGUST 16 at 1 PM • A•~ ~. istl. S.t A: Sun SlwJ"f Mlchines 1120 T!...i~~ ~~ 1plkwr • SCl'ffrl: chikl'1 car 3 Marut klttll!f'll, w/stubby MALE BLK. l..AB. PVPS (2) 42' flM~) dMI hul, bl1ft° 210. 250 1/0; 9'JICIC c".... 4142 R01Cf Rd, Untvtr Mt :-.... ,· --•• :::::-, -::._ ... _ -···-=:i.""'5. 646-~ ~at; playpen. 96MU5 t•lla. 962-4006 I 8/8 • 6 wkl. il5 (2) 2(/ P,04I A CRUllEllS 2100MC 1/0 · ., .. ,~ ~· ••• ~ .. -~. SM b~ pupp" i~•t ,..._,.,,. -AUx..~-M'6",3Jhp; i" -OUGH .a. VV.' van iwata. L1te1. ..,.. &la-211 beaul walnut con· rotron JS MM BNC • ,._._. . ~ . -25hp ,. '"R . ,.. SICU 11w. Lots .of ft'.lilc. llOlt, ~akea bution holes. Mftctlt.neous NGO eo.1 $3(»-$125. O!•na Lii. H.B. ~ 8/8 SPRINGER Spaniel Puppln, 1'70 Z3'COUL1T7~~,!ll ... OO'lhiepss. tiJrin 155 hp; , j houlddd ittma. 646-111.1 OVUCUl.I ~ams b I Ind • 673--212$ • FREE bundles of neW'IP&Jl!.•r. AKC. Top field bl'Md or __..r\ft Mi DAILY' l'ILOT · (51 AP'AllTMEN'rs-nJRI< ""m•. dfslcnt A tic. Guar. O'KEETE & Mlmtt "°"'MOVING' Bric. a •. lro\c, &U.2311 8/lO '°"'panlon<. 5.13-3313 ~.J..~~~~"T.=.":>' , •' _, Oraiwc Aw. C.M. S4' cuh or arnall pymtl. 311": Tii!ak dttk. i ra. china. du.ware, blk/wb TREE Rats call Jlmmy PEKl-A·POO PUPS l~!!!!-;;;-;;;;;c:o.;..,;;;;;'"";-;;~~<2;13);;--;;;;;~!!~ JIµ WANT AD • • • • • !Wl-rlJI, • ..._..10 • TV, oome .,mltu,.., _,, -8/10 llO. 646.(1642 • • . (: • '.' ' • r: I : I' I' ·: :- " I, " ' • 2 h • r '' " . I. iS " I. E ; & n n • I. n N •• • ,, " 0 p .. -. 0 ' .. i ' ' . ' t. ,: ' ,, -' " . '· l' •• ,j . Ii . ). <· • " '· . " ' ~ .' •• c I , I • • ' I i .. ----------------------------...,..------------------------- RANSl'OITATION -TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPOR TATI ON -TRANSPORTATION -. -I ·· -,.,, ..... E' ... 11, . :''JlnS Mllllfo·Hlomu t20t Molo,..Ycltt nllO C1~ro ' "111 ,l'?!!"=;or1_od;;.;..._.A.;;.lll;,.;_;;;..... __ ....;_, Im~ A--iuiplitotl • -tn:AtfM -, -~ .,. ••• , COSTA MESA . • HONDA si.. 1" D·-"N ~ .~ ~ .-a-... ,, MODEL cLosE.ouT • ww "llllMll: • APOU.O .. ,_ ·-,..,.,ATT., DRf. l\1WNEO Dl\Drrucr _- :i,unt aU .,. '*"'· $400 New model DlObDe hOrMll '683 alt' pdl. ,. f.. v r~VnJ\,J..IU.:... iCT-9440 ' u. k1ac (l(kr.i, a! ~ '67 305 ltOHPA Sonlmblt>r. Mat'OR HC>r.l.D e-· e DEMO SAU: e :f:== ed pr1ca. .'21 aN: .t up In Cd 1.'0f'llt. '$«IO or ~t Offt>r. • AU Sttt•I Stt'\ICIW'& lill9 -850 SPU>ER &o.t Sllp M11r•11t 9036 lw+t•0 •tJ Gn!tnltat Partc. l 646-1983 • •'llw.tPU!I E:irtr.tior AM·'f'M Nldlo, <"h'tomtt ~LL 11 ____ L _ n12 • t1Gnr.oo ~ .a.t .._ «aA: MI L:tlGANr-___, _. Whtrds ~ #liit ,..,~~Y-"n"fT•.S+.d: •1.11 ..,-<fV«H".;l fur\ Rl!nt -Boat SlfJ>I. Can .._,._ H ,...._ ·oucatl 250 Sctembler -;, "Leader lnftt r..m. Chlei" • • 1coonunodate 15 Jt. to <IO • ._ 11tapcwt -1 t11' H•r· ~~I 'l'ral1et s.Jtw ZJM~u&I.• 4.300 ml!! .. .13?"_... · ' 1967 POf'K~• 912 ....... st.cir.,,... $.+,250.00 f). boillll. ~ VUlatt ... Blvtl .,, to lttii, .. ,... ___ ..:.,:;..;...:;.c.___ 13.Q!il liarlxAr Bl'ld. ~Ill ~ UNYL Mt.rina 17).."31 , wnt ~mo WbtttM AVf'. ---------; Gard<•n CJ'Olo'e • 5f1'.28.;2 2145 HARIOR ILVD 5 s~. f'llClclil nill1_~t1A: 1965 Porich• 356 ........ Steck •1•A $3495.00 ""' s. J!*tH'1,>U•.. C..ta M•.. !42-1350 Auto S.rvlco New '70 D-·· '540.6411 : .,."'·1'11"""'·"'"" t"10 1968 p----' 912 $"95 00 1.piT ~ftir"" 1<> ..!-~· -.. ,_, . mbl2995. ' °""'9 ............ ,,. " . i>'.$2.00ptt(I. M.ktr .._.. _ '215 2 A1*.'fl l!i"xl0'1 mq1, ~°'s!~~"!::~cai;.~ '68 1&80 ROADSTER !16?'.i~:..~::!T CG 1967 ·PorM:he 9 12 · , , * ~ • ./ · w/new Firealone slick• (•mt!)' WW take· ear ht "' ~ Call Collf:c:fm-fl'ri' T $5695.00 Nr. ~'!I',. 40i;--ll7~ MO'J.'()R l~,._ alM-111 SIOO. 4 u .s. M•aw '14 .. $100. In.de. Wu.t ttnanoe. private Llgti1 b1uf!'. Exc.-cllont 1.'(111d , Opt>n Sarlde¥ arga . , .... SNck •1t1A · TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION . flllidli?iflTATIOltl -. - DAILY l'ILO T ;J3 I °"-.1 ..... , ... ~ -........ '14 • Cl<Cl.'l1'! -s c..ttt -WO.GAN ... __ ._ Xlnt cond, \st Oii. OR ..... 12 ... ft. A'°'I "* '-IS'OO. ' ,... Plrelll c..i, Radlalt< .,~ • ., C.11 >1Mlltl oc Rarllo, """1"· 11'· 4 '"""'· I 968 P~ -'-q I 2 $+495.00 r· • ~let. Call 642-3240 $40. ..~ IXTJ.f '/SI) Will take car in '69 150 Spy•r "''"Qla •••••• Stec~ •U4A. OPEL It 644-1181 trade or 1lt111a•~1~ Radio, hN.tu, Ume s:rttn. 1968 Por$Che 912 ••.... St.t• •i1tA. $+795.00 -------l ~t ~~ 9037 Mini Bik~· ms ~ ~.k~~ ~; ~,:. 1.951. ~~rT':~~amper. =·u. Call ~ '~ (VPS lt9J$1s9' .• 1908 Porsche q 12 •..... s .... •J4SA. $'4]q5,00 '61 Kadettl ltallly !>)-k C...t POtOILL ' hp ""II -· H..n • 9t> "'-"" ,..,..,,, "'"· •Ink. i.. box• '66 1600 IOA8$T£R B LL JONES "--1 •140 c •i ,.,-Op.. «t'p<tlng, .... -. bod. I 1970Porsche 91~-~ ...... 11 .. 1•:01·T $-419500 **~-~1-lr• .. n,~ ... · • "'. aa -·-bts. B.J . 5....-a Car Cen1er . f~Eal~ .. 548-l'lSt 54&.J5ti e VW .... -. tran1 Wes XUfT rand*~~~~*' 2833 H~~c:M. 54().4(91 .--_,.._ ~r finish wlblack vinyl llll s ...:"' .!: ~;:._ : :,":; . ., \ CHEV P.U, w/10' ""mo' 4 .-. Dir., mur. '69 124 Sed• -CHICK IYERSDN l'OISCllE ll181 1\1-ady '° Roll (ZJ(W $Im BILL JONE 8 .J """' Cu 28.D Harbor. C.M. "'"'" ..._ $lJi. 646.'15J5 5t'lf ('Ont. c::.boYel' camper . 851> will take trade or tin-At-.f/1-~M Wild ~ "'-" Aulhoriud Sales· Service · Parts -Nev.· -•-' .. t.._ -000 al'IOI!' -ate _..... caJJ ll • &11' • • r ~--· .......,.. « .. ..,.. ,olQ., ,.... ,._,.,, <ZD 6llil. 011&:. ml'11. LOoks I: rurw ~or ~I. $lStt toO WEST COAST HWY . '67 lftl t~SKlPPER Dix. l5 i;· f'E'ARSQN /J..Bf.HG AIU. SaiJU. S I o o p, .. FlJN. H..suN"' in l'Ml Y ac:hdnc ityle •• ~ all the dryJtal ~ watu barbon Of bellut Calal.la, etr:. ()N.. ~y $!!& D~Yl (W/2 Dey Mtn.) 6'6.m2 -•rqdoa nao greet. W60. Gl>-"84 DOT DATSUN L JONES '" ,.. -roottl""' 11· '''""1 "'=~•='----~= Bl L NEWPORT BEACH """9391 -S49-ml f'UJlllll trt liR $18~0 "T fOOD, cm.Pl' apl., VS. OPEN DAILY B.J . Sports car Ct.nter .. speed, Alf/J"M, alt' IXXF 9m $12'5 BILL JONE -- ~11.11en •• '200 Judy Axxo · 612 lndlanapolla Apt. B Hunti....., loach You lll'e the wlhner or .2 tic~cs to the ' . ' Rin9lin9 8rGs. 1 11.nct l•rnum & 'Jalley C ircu' · al the I· ~heiin ' ·Convention Ce,nter , .Auvu•t 1:1-" Pl.ease call 64~8. exf. 329 between 9 and l PM to claim iolir ticke11. (North County ~-flle number 1B 5C-1220J. •••••••••• .. i D,on 't Be Late Piolt y..,, C"°"* -' in the ' MEADOWS ••• ....,.. 1 .. 11 Luxurious Nt:w Adult ·P«k 'Small peti •llowed IS.A. Fwy at Jdfrey Rd. 14851 Jeifrt'y Rd,,132-8585 531-8105, 5.i).2930 * .-,UN * ~E?C new. · auto, p.x .• p.~,..i~' boot, AND 2113.l llubor. CM. 540MS1 DIS n· T......,,. ~· tttrig, SUNDAYS FIAT . MERCE IENZ )adct. Perieci caod, lo rnl 's. ,,.._mi '""' -Bhd. 1m aso sPYpER ,.,. 190 ...... 8 ...,,,,.,., METRO VAN Hwi-Bea'" , SAVE $JOO w/on,inal Dolmln' • Be,. 842-7781 Gt 6'»0tG 1953 ' T builtin uunper. -----'-----Jllenw #'74Ul cray paint, new tirH. Slov,., sink. ice bo.lr:, car-'69 Datswi 21'.XXl sports car, Air models to ctlcll:W. ctiriJmL., vaivs, trans~ 11etinc, panr!Jbw, ~. ~ 4 cyl.lndcr, 5 lllJ'l'..'f!'CI, radio California Sport Cars sion I: iatrrior MIOd trim. · XI condi • and healer 7300 mlk!!I (-112--$895 u (NTU 4lD) paint.* ~>~ uo;· i,\s1-11 $2,195.00. Jirn Sll!lnol'I!! 901 E. ill, S .A_ 54J.8110l 54s..X:-o er. . . ln1port1i, Main A-Wamrr, '----------1.;,,;,-'------- Sal\ta Ana, ~%11.2 - * 537-4011 • '70 Californian M o to r 11olhc. 01-•, ale. '''· --HILLMAN MG ,., ..,. '69 DATSUN SEDAN ------- ,,,._.. .... Wi~ ~. twlio, ~"1 ml rmdlte'r. lltB AMEi. $Uft BILL JONES BA,SpcmO.. mnr ....... Ck s "'"'" -. """ -'ti6 Opel 1ta. WI.I m~.xln't ·~ Sell ., wbl. INJot. o;>->m. B.J. ,...,,. Clf ""'"" ROVEI 2&.1.1 Harbor, C.M. 540-4491 1--- MW Xtrll!ll .2 Mo. okl. ~ ~ . Racllo, he:ilf"r. 4 lii.d Nrw '00 HIU..MAN Minx Runi 1---------'------------58:" .:1 ....... ~l:jltj$, • .. 1i1'l',, f'.\c(>Urnl co11drt1on. nttds work. $100 ~ ht!i --~. ' ____ M:.;,:,G.::,cl:;_ __ _ ,.IOVER 3500 I, auto-. ,....,. la. "•; ~~ ~. ' • m~ * HONDA ''MGsn" '65 MGI V-8 Mth atr Wlid1tb 'f.2 ' 'f~Ml~l'np ~blf ~~wnt:7 1<ike o \' e !' o";";";· ;""-=;;"='====1 -------. THINI -·FAIUlOUS. :.:,,,,.,~;.., .. ~~"' =:;E~N;:G:o:LIS;:::=H;=:FO::;::R=::b"'I.--'~~~~-ROADSTEl ·= .. "."== DEMOS '69 ~·Van G y ,a 'i nftll.r'l.rl Wino wtl!ell, 4 *P"'f'd, white 2 EXECUTIVE Can1per vtty k> mi's, $3UX:. THINI · -~f.. top. (NFY9061. New Cllr WUTalJf>'. low mu 493-3785. AU. NEW .mGLISH $12" es. ~ VIV CAMPER FORDSD"~!'!.~.STOCKY HONDA ~ :~.~.'!~ BILL JONES $1000 \Vlth SU~ interior ~•u............ ---• 537-• B ~-R!DUCED OiV" _.. .J. spm11 car ...,nter DitcleUM EN 11500. 49J.38'18 TO a.EAll ''fRI.,,.. AUlllll"I NEW.USED-SERV. 1133 Hamor, C.AI. • -,FRITZ WARR 8' >-ULL cab-Over ..,....,, LARGE SEUX:'l'ION Ull.AIWUI ' -=-m '67 MCB -· J..l ....S, $l'OIT CAil fact, diarontirul!d J1l(:ll I. TO OIOOSE FROM UNI IUCll cW'I'· _, .. ~ 21,000 ori& m.i'1, ~ lEA VING 'For Orient! Musf .sell! '5.1 li' crown Camper . 2549 Ora~ Ave, CM. Complete. $895. 869 WoSl Thoodo'° N~~s;O.:~. '68 . MGC •GT wire ..ttl•. Must ""· """' CENTER . ~,!!·~;:.~~ clean ROBINS FORD .. -... - -Wire wheel&, radial Ures. j,:;olf;;:•:=r:,. :;;837<;_..,.,,;,;i~===..:_71:,;0:E;.::"'=:St.:=· 3::;·:A::. TraiUra, Utility Ir rully eqp'd. Re>asoneblt!. a'.l60 Harbor Blvd. • - -...... 1 AM!nl radlki, 6 cyl., auto-UMCI Cen ,,.. Uttcl C. •rs t450 --=-"184"""-=~~-~-Costa Mesa ~ ----------I matic tr&Jmnl_ukin, low :';;;~==:!.:==~======== .,,. ECONO '"'""" v., ~~~~~"!!!'!'~~1 JAGUAR ... ~ .. Lk. xss ""-r rLAT Bed trailrr \l,'ith Clinper Air. &1>1IOnU1.Hc, welf-FERRARI ---. $2499 ==:::;;::::;=:::;:::===1 c""""' "''"-•bot""""'"''' '"""'"""· 11990. 557.mi JAGUAR CHICIC IYERSON '69 NOEJ;'l'PN 'ZSO Commi.'MIO m ty $.~. 6T.l--011 j Futbacl<""' :ni. xlnt <OOd. '63 CHEVY, P.U. w I 1; FERRARI HEAD"'UARTERS YW new ta<"h cable & horn, just I---------cam1»r. ftltSh 1oil~. deati, 'Newport Jmporu Lad. Or-T • tuned, nt>w p::iints, plugs, Trvdcs fSOO .jadar. a.take offer ~ an&:• Coulif7'• onb auibor-11ie only au~ JAGUAR MS.ll31 Ex1. 8lii or 67 condenser. i1200 or best ited dHJl!l'. de&le r in the entire Harbor l9'ro ltARBOR BLVD. l'f'ason~ble offer. 1fust sell'! ;BRAND NEW SALES-SERVICE-PAR'rS Area. COSTA MESA "';...1760 J91t G.M.C. ~ TON Dune Buggies 9525 3100 W. Cout HWJ. ComP•"' llG 1969 HONDA CB 350' 1 '64 V\V "'ua",= .. '-,-,,-0,-1_:.:_e.u;_ ~ewport ~176f. SALES Slks. ~ Pan. Cllmm TIUl'J/ 101':\krs, sieerin;c. pedals & Authorized Fmvl OaaJer SERVICE Immedtatll Dlllwrf1 Top end j14St n'!built. New clutch, K Ir H cam, exCt"l-.....in "" c11bl~s. Xlnt start tor Du™' PARTS .All Modell Jent condition. 642.lut 350 VI 4 ~ -marnip;p: • SI"'•..,, lJOWf:I' S • · • iqg:,•mrtom mouldiflP, hNt- ilug&y! ....,,,,.. ,,, 6 & FIAT BAUER •""""' IUICK J~i'\llillll I ~I ! l t ~ 1 t 1 I , , 1 PRIDE • INTEGRITY • SW. HUNG •tca-Set'tw Ill sac • 51T.mst flOO '69 KAWA SAKI "'150 «, H.D. shocb, H.D. CORVAIR' ~ dune •k!~ lqts ot,davtat, sprmp dull\ l'llimlrs _.p bum'. strttt Segal. reg., PX!eilent condition, ju.~-' bum.pet, 750xl6 _.,.i{ rim plaits. chrome "-·hl!I'., r ail turnPd 1,000 nilles $.)65, wite Irie tiros. •<M315. (.'OhllUUrlion. S950. ~1934. "30--3233 ' 524"' , DUNE Buto. 12X), silver XLCH ndofcycle :hlrt lorks ~ w/rrd penelirw-. pin strip- 1:. tirH. tend!n, oil -~ (with p.Jrchase-ol "Truck « ing. Must EU. 675-0062. tnJ9C. perts .. HuieY, 4:.l f!'QC ICJw of Road caiaPer. Slfti' '68 ~Dwx.> Buggy, X!nt cone!. t, trans. ps tank, Ff!'W e $Sl5). • ~. ~ radio. S!a)lbest olfer. ~-'IMINI ~OST~ MES.A' "FIAi. E. 17th Street . ""'""' ' 18 '59 Ja ar Mark lX. full MllO-W. 0out llWJ, !IL -""'"" rA\IU>orblild MG Du.lilll' '''fRl&:N l\11\Eft" """"· auto. ..... ...,.,, '67 MIDGET Ull.Anll Xlot """"r. toob, Loo"' 117SO IUCK ,_.... ""' • ., .,..,,., ,,,..,, s:u..-MK .Ill w.·,e pro~ ef eur •• ,..ic:e 11u111e9•r •"" witt. '"' , .. ••"-W• feel tl.tt lif\I• i1 +trio 4'11,.t IMW -i..tiic h• $0,.tt..'11 C•lifert.i•~ Me 1t•rlff tli• • ....., t2 "9-.,. 111 Ge1mony u11clor9oi119 •Jto111ive trai11i., et IMW't -• fl!od1r11 wor• 1hop. Crop' i11 •'"' 1ay lieUe te lrYlle. Met a frioriclly f1U.w elMil • fine 111eclt.nia. f'i""'pb ..,.,_ ~1753 · UNl,VEISITY • ........, • '¢' HONDA ~ Scrambler Ot. M~BI' e -9 Corvair po\lfered dir1 bug. • :qra chl'Ome. rum'.JtOOd. ~~ •1 ~, IY. Must 11eJI·. Se.! & mak~ _M~. ~ffer. Cali.1 ~~ 3, !SSO Hal"br Bl~ offer. 6'6-4024 . 54-ld:Jo Ask ffi-~ · Co~ta Mella . ~ e DUNE BUGGY: Fbrgl.s st,.~ HONDA. LO MILES. ·sa-Ford Pu:k·Up V·l&» XTRAS PLUS! A93-Th66 • 531.6824 NEW-USED-SE RV. KARMANN GHIA ",'h;. ~~'·ch"""' whccb UV'lil'l:l"lll • '69 KARMAN'fGhlo. Xlnt_ · Bi'~ll~ES '68 ,flA. T ST.A •• WAG. t:<>nd. ·Pvt""""• M•lt< cl· I BJ. Sport• Car C.ot" fer. 523-8'1'52 . ~ ~ 2tll Ha.rbol\ .CM. 540-4C91 ' ' ----' lW SPECIALS COMPLETE BRAKE JOB ENGINE OY£11Hlll . • $35 $95· ~········· i!tlVER SPl!(;fALS ~ 12' wide hlimM, sllghUy damaged. Perfect lor the do. h..,ourselfer. Origtt.J 9l!iJ.. XLNT CONDmON. XTRAS. 1~ Ton. Comp,lcte!y brand $23X1 •• , 963-0692 • 545-41SS * nt>w r e b u 11 r rfJG. NC\\' Honda·lOS-Golird cond.~ brallcl., ~· 6 PlY 'tire&. ---------S2;i0~ New pe.int. Llt1!! U.n ?;Dill Imported Cars 9600 . \. m· YAi.YE Jdf' " • YALYE-lNDUfSS Air cond., 4 wheel disc' bra~-METRO ·63 MGB t>s, 4 speed, IVWW &fl) ---------4 !lpt'('d, wire whttls, r1dlo, 51m · ~ BILL JONES METRO VAN HARBOR AMERICAN J9j.1 ~ T builtin camprr. fnr price $6(XX)-f1'!m. Reduc. '68 YAMAHA lOOcc ;;'~bl-"'"'"· ,....,. ALFA ROMEO ~for cle~ ~. Good oond. Make dler ; ·BAY HARBOR . * s;1 -9457 1< '69 Chevy 1h ·Ton '61-1600 Spyde•. ol'g. ow~'· Jtl$ Baker St., Cot;ta Mca ,YAMAl:lA 125MX w/11'5 With ca.mper, low ~. Xlnl. $2595. 5-17-5832 day, Jbt So. or Harlxtr Blvd . It head pislon & barrel. niany Automatic, pov.'Cr 1t.cering, Mfr2tl9 f'Ye. $an Dieco .F'rwy. (TI4) ~ $475.. 644-m!\4 air cond. Dir. Will take •ill SPIDER XL.NT CONL> Yl'L9470 car in trade or finance pri. BEAUTIFUL $2375 ,,...,___~~=c=----T RT ,U M P ll 6:"...0 , $900: C 11 "'" -• SPACES .,..__ , 115!1 JI vate purty. a .,...,_GI" **' 6Q...45:29 •• car-.~·nlpes, . m 4~-681l ---------A\.ailable in lluntin,gton 832-8629 , .. · ktch & Costa J\1esa'11 nic. e 100 cc. 5 spd Jlodaka dirt '62 Olf'V)' Van: G.B., crpl, AUSTIN HEALEY dst parQ. b'k S27" pa11e1ed le stereo. Very ES t e. :i -dean! S52S. : MOBILE HOM i\1usl sell Gtti-0024 ,... 64'J..O'il7 * AfN!rica's finest. available r: --'65 Honda 90, Rum well, ,....,. ~-D-~ lo f. ever)' BW I: ro....,.n.nge. Nfleda dnt' l"lf'P&tr' ••as is" ~ r.,. .. ~ .... -.ocov, W • JOMICRA. INC. oo1 1GI .......... JS~ ...... 4 -- ; 19261 Beach Blvd. Y • 64f.l1'll N~. drf:i. RIK-Xlnt cond. tG.mtington B@lldl 5.16-6.511 $2150. m-641't HOND.A CT 00 /ll)Meyde, 'SS (lw:\.')' .ApM:he twtBide IV AT ERFRON'T mobile 325 miles. Q.EAN.. 131». J1'tDQ,.niw ..-..... ,stainl.~' ~ le cabana. wtboet 269 Knox pt, CM 5f8..!l690 slftl bedl.-liGor ~ ol- AUSTIN AMERICA Sales, Servkle, Pvt! ~late Deltvery All Models J~rtuport 31111por1 ~. :tew;;pp. l"urn or unl. '65 MODEL Glt..ettA tl!r. l46-6lil63 · • 21 BR Parklane. 950 M:t tt, $DJ/best offer * 546300 '65 2\ii ti; f':~ 3100 W, Coast Hwy,, N.B. (ftt.VS nlltTt Oii .U.L. PIUCalJ • " . B.J, Sports Car ~!er S 'nk . bw: 1969 Ha.rid" Blvd. ~ Harbor, C.M. 540.4491 love,. SJ ' ice • carpel-M6-Q2Q '""· """"""· bod, o<.w . AUJHOllUD 'IN Ber•-1'1 ,_ '69 850 SPORT CP( P'hrt, Xloi c~odil<>o. '6' MCB, ndio. '""" whl" SAUS. SUVICE -?• " • ,.,,.= • • Xlnt -· ""'°· '"" "'" .T&M -un.TOR'S 4 sj)rord IZUK 1~) $1299 BILL JONES '!II METRO CON-96>-4006 :::_:::;:,;______ DlUI VERTIBLE-New lop. Nttds 'Sf YGB-G i, o'dt l\'t", wire -1 #'!_a..:.-.:., ;,,,.__ I"~ - brake& wh111; 30 mOB. old. l.a Ml. -._.,.__. _. "f';.'• rn1., s75. • ~ Mull sell. $\99J. 5JO-;jJ.85 ..... --·,~. : !..J.!o." .. "-" • H.J. :lpons Cir Ct'nrrr ,_.. 28.13 Harbor, C.1'11. 540-4491 '6S MG Midge!, ntw pain!:, I V• .. 1. .. .,._., , 69 Fiat 124 C pe ~::R:C:E:D:E:5::::8:E:NZ::J1=::::-~:;:'.,·~.;~:,;:':°'~:r.g;~~,.~: s-;;~~182~· ~~~~~~"l!!!"'~"!!!!' ~!!!!!!!~!!!1!!n!!!.s!1!11!!!' !, -·~----New-~ ·-bur·kct seats. Low milt'!'!, ha11 •9VVNew Can had f'Xt.'f'llent catt. Sucri- flcP! tXLY235) Ta"e older car in 1rade. Will finance priv111e party. Ca.II Pit dlr. aft 10 a.n 494-m:J, 5f0..3100. '68 Fiat 850 Spider, lo. mi's. Tonneau cover, chnn whl1, •mlln1. Pvt pry. $13."iO. 846-19JO alt S ot-b!fore SAM. WANT HELP? Adverttse in ' Dally Pllot OUlli.fieds. Call 6'2.6678 for Relults. . lot on Al cour:se, 1965 HONDA 65. Minus 4th stake induce tnd. Very HZ-!Ml& 540-1764 . . Bch Oub. RB. aeu'i f15. lo .mi'i;. JOO W, YllCArthlll', Authorized MG Dealer ftOOUttid Cart '900 $6950. 968-lfft, 53&-693 Call 541-9658 S.A. 549-1010 '69 A.H. SPRITE iU~aod-~C~o~r~oiiiiiiiii---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S,..YSlDE Village, NB. Opef1 * '68 GREEVES 250 <"<"· '68 Ford EconoUne, Si&crirk'e BLU1':. XLNT CARE. ftte. Sell°" 18'1'. Owner will Vf'ry Jl!OO(:I cond. $500 Call for honeymoon. $1 500. ·.-* \t 646-SHl * * • f1nc. 2 Br. 6~T1 alt. 4pnl. 642-7769 64&-2S9S. e '64 SPRITE-Xlnt oond. ACROSS FROM MARINA 1969 Triumph Bonnevilll" 650 Chf'vy Pickup '56 VS Nf'\\'lY rebullt cng. $7:10 or 1; br Budpl" wlall xtru.. CC. N"' ~· Ceu. S175 Gaod lbape. SU> • oner. ~74911 tids, pets, boet ok. 496-3134 * Call 67;).52'L • r.il!J.-3905 * DATSUN .. • '66 SUZUKI X-6. Xlnt '70 0Ai'1'ERICAN Eagle :tlO 1937 fORD Pick Up. 21i:~V-8 OOnd. Oean A dependable. bike. UX> or take over eng. aulo tranB. Good cone!. . tziO. Slrt-1267 paymrnts. 673-T."'96 S7'5tl. m \V. Wll!;llu, Ci\ot. • '70 Da1sun P.U. TRUCK. 110BlLE Hl'l'l'l'W BAYf'RONT RELMETS 64."l--ll!Y.l ;>.t1rrors. radio ,\: f£J*, Wfl:rr/('ry. A du 1 t Z-90 a~. Nni &-2'nds e '63 Ford Pickup e 8tl'p-bunlllf'r. 1"i00 ml, $1800 . pin.. ht ok. $9,900 ~9.'l28 Ila.If priced. 6tlMJ784 Gd cond S"IOO. 962-41';.l * 962-.1584 • 9300 MotorcyclH 9300 . Came" 9S20Campers "l COMPLETE SUECTION OF CAMPERS AT TOTAL DISCOUNT PRICES" e JlARVEST·VANS 9520 *THINK* JIONDA 893-7566 "Sie": S37·~824 e ANGELUS e TEAR DROP e .HARVEST e CAMP KING VANS • ANGELUS.VANS ' . . . ~ \ I • ~ ( JJerb ':Jfiit~~: ,. .. ' e KING OF THE ROAD • DJ'1 e DISCOVERER ·~:!fOUNTS e DLX. CAMPER SHEU.S e CAMP KING CAMPERS NIW $875 PULL CAIOVll CAMl'Elt5 PIOM ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST TRANSPORTATION CENTER ALL MAKES & MODlll.S 1'57-1967. No reasonable offer refutecl Ofl Over 100 Con WI CAllT' OUI OWN CONTU.CTS . !•aryo110 of Ago & !111ployo,,. Can luy A C•r At A11c:hor Moto" e EVEN IF YOU HAVE NO CREDIT e f .Z IUOGEl TERMS . .. WEEKLY, SEMI WEEKLY l ~ONTMLY PAYMENTS e DIVORCED -NO lEO 1APE '60 THUNDlllllD . v.u, a11fiMn'1tic, ratllo, f>r•ator, •11 co~itlonl119 (KMX-7!91, •• , CADILLAC v.1, •ulo111atlc, r•dio, hoat•r: l"fW0691J, '61 C,AD1LLA~ \f.U-, •11 .. "'atic, ,.,,.ie. h•al•11 •11 ••"'· ... YW &;· l•dlo, heaff't fltVW-1771. $29.9 ... Tl••UT • 5-"Y""' Cen.-ort, Auto., ra,,.lo, lio1t.r ti llllll. ~ l:i 'U LINCOLH $399 Conti11111tal, lwll pew•r .11c1.1i1 IJRH·91!i9l. ~ ~ . . Sa H•bla Ljii..,M An,:'" '1111 'r .. & lico1110 Anchor. -Mdlors lllOH_. .... " HOW TO BEAT THE DEALER AT CLEAN-UP tIME • Chrysler Ply:rqonth Clean-up Sale ... ~OnNow It,' 13750 IEACf1 BLVl>.~tHrr· 19) 211.c•S...if ........... ,..,. EMPIRE CAMPER SALES So. Ce1. Discount C1nt1r COSTA MESA 0,..,..,. ' ..... t-,r:, ' . 5411:'1050 . . . , . ' IOll N. Horbo r, S.A •• 839-lnl .,. " ---~ ' • ' DAILY PU.OT ,..._,, -I, 1910 TATIOH TltAH$PCltT#TION fltAHSPORTATION ntANSl'Olt'fAJ'!O" 'fRANSl'OllTATION . ~~PoltTA'flON TRANsPollTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION 1114 2---I""'"""',,._ -Im-A--!!!!_o!:!!!!,.A--l~por!M -_,lm,.m.14--j;;;;.o11 Auzeo HOO PORSCHE TOYOTA VOUCSWAGEN VOUCSWAGlN VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO )... Autoz Wonted 9700U iii"iidirrCi•ii'i' .. !11!,.lr"°°rirrl IMPORTS WANTED WE IUY • I . I I . ! . '66 Pondte 9.12 "IES1 Larlje S.lettioii '67 VW NEW VW BUG VOLVO • ro CJIOOSE 'FROM BARGAINS" Of VYI C:.n..... .Sq11..a..cJc $5~19 ir.-wlll 1lemL•ml Prlcod 1Nm '$Slts COME SEI OUR V-., Klllllbh, Sunroof . SA VE POISCHE ~= CARS! Bn.L MAXEY TOYOTA ... Call N&nq:er ""' Bead> Blvd. - ~--------- XYJf>I .. ,SELECTION o~· .. ..._. ,,_ _ _. AMJFM.,,i;,, .... -. &Ir $147.11 down lftcludo1 CHICK IVOSON TOYOTAS -, "'""' ,,_ com. 10,000 m11oo 00 now t•• & Lie. $466 ::.U'°"=.;;:C,•:;.rt;:__......:;"°'.;;;; VW .. .IM "'' "'MONS lmmodiofot Dollvwy ~ ·--'-"· ·~· VW LEASING BUICK ------e.-. .,_m1"g ...,.Ille ....., CHICK MUON -ile95'.' ~•---"~ AT 1800 F. Cpe. for dcll••n" SALE 'M BUICK RIVIERA -.. --..., tn-""""" Ext. 66 .. rr IMPOm ' . VW . 9 °""' CHICK ...,.,. °""" .. do! S,.elilltt. City of Cost• Mou SPORT COUPE '"'""'· 'dlrome Whtels, n-1970 RARBOR BLVD. 140 W. WARNER . r ....-re INckt 1-.~0N DEAN LEWIS OONDEMNED PROPERTY Full pow~r. l1tc1ory alrt.'OOCil. dial ti,... ~ ad'°' C'lJSrA MESA SANTA ANA ~ !lrt_ 66 <r rt CHftoCchMMK iv'"'"'ER$.0N ·-u•~• BL'~. 1966 HO-.M, M6-930.l MlJST MOVE THESE CARS tlonl,,., OYE097. ' , Ur .. W'rW %1.5. . .-. PORSCHE Clbiiolet. l6Cl0 OPEN EVES. A SUN. 5f6..Cl25 1940 HAltBOR BLVD. u-1v nftnQUn. ;"lo' ' '57 Chrysler $129 $lift ~ COSTA MEsA vW <JOSrA MEsA 1961 VOLV • 122 s . ~Cr '62 Bulclc Sin Wan 1119 $1399 CHICK IVEISON :.w~~.:,-~": ~ 'AV.W.'BUS ~Ext.esa.n "6'! vw Bug co .. :;: • ..k';,ow"'"" ::= lt~ BOB BLACK VW ...... _ .... poin< AM/FM, 'c· OROLLA . ' p•ssENGER 1911 HARBOR BLVD. vcrt bi.-yeUow " blaclt. ·oo T-BiTd 1399 •-t b'--· ~ ~ ~· ·-· IUllO. M~ • OLDSMOB ILE ,_ •• •••• can ~ ,.., '"'AIOAN ...... ..,_ '~ tra ~·ft ~ .,. """"" ""' se.an Ext.• ar-6' at m Harbor Slvd .. ar -RID ~ "'" ';.: 'h.,.iu;;"; teens; ---;:.6~7'i"'VWViiil--I_;:.:;:.====== Sport C•rt ~ '63 lntttnational van $499 2.145 N. GRAND l91t "llARBOR BLVD. ,,_ ......,_ -to 6pm •• How Tl,.1 ..,...,.....,_ ""6A, C VOLVO RACING "BOSS 42"' "Lob...., to ci..... trom1 (GLASSEi.Li .~~=~-•~MESA~=~ '68 Poncho 912, °""""' • L"'9"9" Rock $2499 AMPER MUSTANG up to SANTA ANA 542-8811 "63 Ca~t, 5ilver/b< lnL rims, A-bars exhaust. Re:blt e Xtr•t Fu.lb' equipped lnch.adU. Jue-VOLVO Slick shlll, l.owntt, lHI thA.n '69 C.d Cpe de Villt' $4895 Open Evenings Ii: SUnday New qine, tQp, paint, eie: .& MW ndial tires, Must S.H BOB BLACK aqe rack. Runs A klob '\000 mllea, Very powerful Blue Chip Auto S•les Classilled's action JlO'iftr. rims. AM/FM.. Xlnt cond. AM/TM . $1375 brand new. Lk. VTT 907. BU R mack w/black interior. Con-3145 Harbor Blvd., c.~t For an ad to &ell &rOllnd 21l-04-53S3. • .....,,, • 6~17 •~'PM OLDSMOBILE ....... q.. .......... "' YE s """'"cond .... II ii '51 "-1 ·M~2-~9700~=·~::::54M392;;;;:;;;1::""=-;;;';:,· =·lal==-==·=;I e 'fi6 Poncbto 912. OU'Omr: 1970 Porsche! ,Ta re•-Lt ~ ~ N. GRAND cantfort with economy Ba.y St, C.M. 642-f735 I: - •i>h. m. lo mL ""'' ,.u ..... .,, . ....,, , .. .,..., cGLASSEIJ.> CHICK IVERSON LET US CHECK 1mportoc1 Autos 96001mportod .E_•n cond. Best oHer. Must AM~reo tape, le mi. fTIC>fYl)ITIAJ SANTA ANA 54U8ll f701 ---- S.ll! ..._9667 an 5. '"'"""' ''""'-Pvt Pl> -°"'" """;""' & SUnday VW YOUR DEAL' Autos W•.;..•lod""-'--"-"' 'filM:~~~ ~~··:~~ flta8~1~7 4i~~ .~f~~:-~~"'.;:~si~E~~~ wCASHP N~W COSTA M~SA $1900 speakrn. As.k i n ·1 ~ $2895 HONDA 600 l<!nl. Cond. 642-1548 ,.....,.,, CHICK IVERSON ,68 vw Cam d 11'1 wo•tft your while , • tor u...i .,.,.. A 1n1elm ""' • 1963 Po=he-AMIFM, I OTHER DEMOS VW "''· n lo, ho."-FRITZ WARREN call., f~ ............ : ' SEDAI chrome •""''" S1800 TO:YOTA AT BIG SAVIHGS '49-3031 Ext ii;"' n ~·~,'.""'-Xtra d•an ,.,,.,, SPORTS CAR GROTH CHEVROLET 1 ........, •--DEAN LEWIS mo HARBOR atVD. DEAN LEWIS CENTER ~=. ';';,~"~: '67 TOYOTA 1966 llarltOr, C.M, 64t>9303 -~=COST,--'-_A_MESA_;c:...._ 1966 HARBOR BLVD. "DEDICATED TO AJ~ =. ~~ Xinl cond. 8'7-<J306 '70 TOYOTA'S '10_ Vollawq•n. Automatic 644-9303 SERVM:E" H-Beach Corona. Good ooodition {ZUC.-.. _ ..... _L. I -~-' ... _II stick lhlft, rad &: htl', (586-'63 vw no E. 1st, S.A. 547-0764 84.7~ KI S-3331 927). WW bib. C&l' m tra~ U> $IU<;JI, muicu'8. e UC very_ AKVl s l '9 9 5. 00 .. Jim r-Low "'""on "'bull! ,.,.;,,., 1 - - - -• W£ PAY CASH or fina,n(:e prtwtr party. dlr. ~ ••. f • Slemons Imports. Maia .., MW clutch, new brakes, - - - -...--="."' -"':'";,,.!.. ';,; "".'~ "::' ... "'~= . ' ... '1's ·=-='.~bl:.· = :·"..:.":-;' ~..,~~ ~ vOt. .. 1 vo_ . FOR YOUR CAR shopp1n• from )'OU? SUllO or 'best offtt. "'lwfS AM/FM. very id cond. Blvd, or phonr HS-1982. 9am ~ armdWr. M"" "11. 673<161< L•guno Buch ""'' ..U, $1"5 "' otr. lo 6pm CONNELL Saturday -Dna;...A-LINES! BUSIEST maritetpl&ce ln town. The DAILY PnDr =======-====== 900 So. Cit. H~•Y 613-l6'8 ~.69,--'oFASJ'B~~All<~, ~A-..... ~Rlil~ "FRIEDIANDER" CHEVROLET lmpomd Auto& -lm-1oti ..,_ 9600 -7••• * 100 '69 VW PO.P-~ CAMPER ~ __,,,, coco mats. MU!t Sell! Blue bk .-1975 will t bsl 2 dr. Demo. 2828 Hutu BMi. BILL MAXEY * 6t6-4ll1 * · · •• • accep * $2750 * Costa Mesa stf>..UID , ,70 VW ---·-G"· __ ofr. f!9>.2'1M., 642-JSll r.41111ilJ111 """.-.... lmt ••ACM !HWY. )fl WE PAY ·TOP DOU.All ITIXIVIOITIAJ Xlnt oorxl lo ml Cost $2850 * '60 VW.CUSTOM INT. * 89J.756G • 5.37-6824 FOR TOP USED CARS 1U1 t_ ~w. Ev~s:,114: 494-398S Xlnt nwh. cone!. UKE NEW-USEO.SERV. If your cH LI utn. 'deu,. 11111 BEACH BL VD. '60 ~VW.Qiod for Baja bug NEW! S550 or hit otr. Rt1 1ll first. H n. ch _7 .,55 ~orbntolier. 548--0875 -BAUER BUICK unt, ot1• -......., 962.-l7!2 w· ~5-6519 ''4 VW 2M E. lTtb St. WE SELL .• _ Can That People Dri1e NOT ••. Cars That Drive People 40 MILES Pia ,GAUON e Frtnt Dbc lrlkt1 e Full Cotpotl"I e .75 MPll e 4 Sptt4 lrw. GREAT SELECTION I • FOR , IMMEDIATE DE l lVERY • ' . 'GBT0°Yoa CORONA ·~ .. ,~~1~~· G !'~~ s9uAREBACK \''63 . P lBODS °"w':.':::i"..,,..,m, ::-:s UNIVERSITY W•11• got the three greetest Triumphs of the century. The Spitfire Ml( ·Ill, the GT.6+, encl the TR-&. cond. ~or 540-4545 Lie 195 4 speed, overdrive, (FIM395) need of mechanical. work. Sedan. dlr, aubnatic low 1961 VW Bus Reblt. Eng. $895 $l3'9 * 962-8068 * Eech on• in it1 own wey, cen gi;• ,You bee~ the unebriclged sport of motoring. miln, .....,, """'· CWX't· N•w cl•tCh l600 or be.i CHICK IVERSON BILL JONES NO matt" whot •I i>. >OU I 081) Take older car for down offer. 675-7298 B.J. Sporu Car Center C4ll seU 11 with a DAILY will tin pvt PO'. can Phil e ,63 VW SEDAN V:N 2833 Harbor, C.M. 540-449l PILOT WANT AD! 642.-$78 OLDIMOllU 2850 HAHOl ILVD. COSTA MESA 540.9640 aft 10 am ~3100. S.f2S 549-3031 E)l:t. 66 or 67 Teke the Spitfire Mk Ill. W ith its recing - typ• reek •nd p inion 1teerin9, its indepen- dent springing, 1t1 four forwercl-s peed geer- box, encl its ultremoclest price. TRIUMPH New Cart 9100New Cars 646-8696 l970HARBOR BLVD. 1-pioo.iii~iiijiiiiiiiii~~~~·;li;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..iiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij '61 vw convcriibie-~\\' ena. -"""",.-:-rosr7.;C,;A-;-M-;ESA~-=--II . • • • • ' ' ' • ' Or the Europeen Grend Touring Coupe - styled GT-6+. Leen end tou1_1h, "With its big six-cylinder en9ine, superior Reclie\-ply tires, end front disc brelces. · , Or the TR-6, Triumph+ bi9gnJ 2·seeter, w.ith its 2'/1 litre high JMrfOrmance eng!n•. Tak• any one for e short drive from our showrooms1 e ncl ri9ht eway you'll discover e lost e rt. 'Something allM "Driving'' LA' GEq SELECTION Stitt of .<;•lifomla ••• and Pointt nE11t'"· --ne\\· tires, $400. 49&-11r.o 3 VW BUG '67 GT6 Co.upe "'""'' Esta1es '6 Best buy in town. RadkJ. ·57 vw Good transportation ~ beauty. Excellent condl- heater, 4 spttd, wire wheel.ti. car, $300 firm. tion. Nl!W valve job, tma.ll -~ ·~· ~d-~~-$19" '62 vw, EXTRA SHARP Cali Phil a.ft lD AM 540-3100 or 491-1029. BILL J~ES Prvt pty sr;i • '68 vw ~--c~ ... B.L Sports cat C.e:nter * 64G-60'T2 * ...,....... . .. v 2833 Harbor, c :M', ... Ma-44!1 ,63 Karmann Ghia conVer. rims., Pifichelin t ir es, sunroof, exhaust iystem, '67 Trium.J. TR6 tlble • Rebuilt eng, new chains . Take over I'"' brakes & clu.tch. Good cond. "~5139 -' s 4 speed W/o\'trdrive, wire S700 Call &42-7l?5 pa,ymenltl. 4;:rr-.... ter · /FM I PM or wkendl!i. v.·11ee1.s, AM dlr. ow '64 VW BUS miles. RW'l!I likt a flrK> -SHARP '65 nu pt. header1 watch. rUOV846) Will take Call 645-l0'15 aft noon chrome rim.1, ad tire1, brkl ca.r in trade OT finance pri. '65 VW A-1 cond. $895 offer ~ vale party. 546-4052 or BUG 494-6811. '00 SPITFIRE MA:JiK III American mllP, wide tires, ~'"';;;:"°;rt~od;;:::A:;utos;;;:;;;:9600;:; Lo m1 1onneau Ctlt radio. custom metallic paint wlth J $Ll50 .• 673-1071 • J>< ... \!(ul "" • ...,\. YPU. * B M w ---901. Several other customiz.ed V\V lo choose from LARGEST SELECTION . • ' VOLKSWAGEN WANTED CHICK IVERSON vw OF ALL 1970 Models Anyv.•here? BRAND NEW 2500'1 All new '69s equipped with automatic trans .. white finish with navy blue ska! lnl j • l . . • • • . . . • ~ FRITZ WARREN'S I'll pay top dolla-for yoor VOLKSWAGEN today, Call and ask for Ron Pinchot. 549-3031 Elrt. 66-67. 673-0900, 54S-3031 Ext. li6 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '68 VW. wheels, paint )ob, '68 VW automatic. like new, lfiOO CC's mus! ttt, make R &. H, good tires. offer or Ira.de for Van Sl400 495-5836 673--9352 • ,59 VW Baj Seda N '69 VW Beige Sunroof Ramo . a n ew Warranty good. Xlnt cond. motor, sunrool. chr. rev. Sl7SO ph 54.5-3(56 whls .. S4~. 546-3684 WE BUY Liit $6317 Now $4,ttf -·-TREMENDOUS SAVINGS On Low Mileage '70 EXECUTIVE CARS . . SPORT CAR CENTER 1967 VO~S Statlon wa~, ALL IMPORTS 23,000 miles. Good condlhon. Call 642~2!16 or 548--0356 SpeclaliJ:i~ In VW Bua1 &. 1 Buy or Lease At: C. BOB AUTREY 110 E. lit SI.~ S1nt1 AM 547.0764 1959 V\V S400 Buses Paid for, or not. 6415172 · 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. "Overseas Deli very Specia.11.sl" Authorl1ed Imports e Sales e Parts • ServiceA -Call collect 531-7777 Open &In lmitorted Autos 9'001mporttd Cart 9600 lmportM Cari 9600 '66 VW: Sunroot AM/FM -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:::;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:O I radio. 5 N~ tires, Xlnt • --$1000. 5.'!6-9672 1060 Lont INch 111111. lent Inch • • • • ' It's our ''Kick off the 9uarter••· sale! • ' . . • . • • . • . $1595 . 1967 Trluml>h TR4 Rocktr. R., H., .(. speed .a: a hard.tQP. Oean. (TRU400) $1595 1968 1)iumpll Spltfitt Rodstr. R., H., 4 apeed. wire wheels. Real 1baf'p.. fWX>64!14) . : ' 51395 : ·1..f Volvo 122 Sed. 2 Dr. R., H., 4 • fP!ed· \,A.II original. (VFG380l " 'i' 111!'2 Volvo 122 5!!~ Cr. R., II .• a;r coi)d.. 4 speed. Extra clean. iIFW467) 51095 1tf1 Toyota Corona St'd. R., H., auto- mt.Uc. iNI~ I: clean. CVEV317) $1195 U6T Dl.t&un lfiOO SN. with au~•· ) tic tnnL &Jrtra •df'an inside A out. f1'SRB111) : $1395 ' ~ 1961 Dataun 1800 Sed. Has t>et.ter A a 4 speed. Real nk:t.. CVE;Y630) $1095 -1967 Flat 850 Cpe. R .• H., <f speed, bucket sea.ta. A nice car. CVWT"6<fl 52795 1969 MGC GTG Cpe. R., H., <f speed, wire wheels. Priced ta sell. (YYA635l $149$ 196'7 MG Midget Mark UL R., H., 4 1J'X'f'(l:, wire wheels. Real Sharp. (WJC350J $2995 1970 Toyol.a r.ta.rk 11 SL \Vag. R., H., automAtic, tnrtory air cond., loggagr. l'8Ck. 1089ASJ I $1595 1969 Tayota Corona lf.T. CPf'. R., lJ., 4 speed, landau top. This week's spe--dal. (XSS271l $1295 1969 Toyota Corolla Cpe. R .• H., 4 · ·~· A real pJ saver. <YCMl69) 5995 1966 Toyoia Corona ~. R., H .. au- tomatic. Real nice 1st or 2nd car. (5SM529) \ • • DEAN LEWIS . ' IMPORTS i • VW B u g-Good trrnsport.alion. ~350 or best olfr.r. 962-1782 OT 54!>-6519 (21)) ffl-1712 CIOS4!d Sundays Dot Sing Says·· Wa ''Stlll'' Make letter Deal on New Car- We ''$1111'' Pay Very High l'rlc• for rrad• We "Stiff" Wall tor Yov How Come Yov Nol Hero? DOT DATSUN 142-7711 • 18835 Btoch Blvd. • 540-0442 HUNTINGTON IUCH "-ALL 1970 MODELS-· MERCURYS -COUGARS -LINCOLN CONTINENTALS Here's A Sample Of What You Can Sove • • • .. " • 1970 CYCLONE GT HURRY! •514124 DISCOUNT IMMEDIATE DELIVERY r s77700 FROM FACTORY SUGGESTED RnAIL '61 CONTINENTAL $3665 '67 COUGAR $1998 Coup•. F•cfory •ir conclitio"i"9· full Auto. fr•n•., f•tfory •it toftlliitio•i"g, pow••, b••utiful condition. IEK 795 . pow•r 't•1ri,.,9, r•dio, "••t.r, l ie. TXU 190. '61 COUGAR $2332 '66 BUICK Skyl•rk $1332 Auto. tr •"•·· f1ctory •i• tonditio,.,int , 2 Door H1rdlop. Auto. *'•"'·• row•• •*•••ing , pow•r br•k••· r•dio, R&H, pow1r ,,.,,;,.,g, ••'•'· vi11yl roof. XEU 0"41 . . '61 TOYOTA $1332 '66 MERCURY P1rklono $1554 Coron • 1600. 4 1p11d, r1dio, "••'••· "4 Door H•r41oit. F•c.lel"f •ir c.o"ditie"- lt ,000 ,..;1,,, !l••r n1w G1!•1 tir.1, Int . fu ll pow1r, r1dio, h••t.r. lik• 11•w l WXE 990. l1•utiful contl ilio11. SIM 069, '61 COUGAR $2110 '66 PLYMOUTH lle"zcudo $1554 A11t1, h1111., pow1r 1t1•ti119, r1di1, '¥.I , •i.fo. fr•111., f•cfery 1ir, h••t.•, 21,000 ,..u,,. XEU 66), ,.S., r1dio & li••t.r. Slit 16t. • NOW IS THE BEST TIME IN TEN YEARS TO IUY A LINCOLN · MERCURY PRODUCT 10hDSOD -~SOD L1NCOLN CONTINENTAL • MARK 111 • MERCU~Y •·COUGAR Or1nl1 County'• ow.t lst1Ml1he4 Pactery Dlf'Kt LIMoln-Met'Cvry DMler • 2626 HARBOR, COST A MESA 540-5630 540°5635 (1 Milo So. el Son DI-,rwy:) ------. ~ --------------------------------------------------------------------~--.. ·-. -. " OAJLY PILOT TRANSPORTATION TRANSPOR:TATION -TRAlllSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPOll.TATION rRr 1 ·1 -UIOllC.1 -Caro -• MCK FOID FlJLLY equlpd '68 9-pua .'68.. SEDAN. de VWe ·Im· 1161 ~ltV4IR Mo11t11.· ,, 'MMUSTANG Buk:k Sporl w .. <oo, 8000 * For lmmodlot. ....,,...,, ""· '""'" ..,, 'ff CHEVllOLET n., ..... blo, -lcal. MACH I mi. l2llll ouh. ,,._.,,., S.lo * i._. i-mi. ~ MALIBU.COUPE, .,... :Ind -· Good 1>uy ..-............ traoo.,, +--F-ii'·11iimiVili!"111AiF+fi::=. ii<iso;=-"-!JlfS~t CAQlLl • .AC PARTS -..._-.-., ...,...,.. .:=-~'.!!.A"'° ~-t •!fil· U.1.11$. Pvl... ... •Q 1 -,._ _,._ t ........ 646.TOlO Af~ 1 PM. Al:r 'Clll'ltitloner '-AMAK\# ... and btaket, radio, heat. 648--Grr ~ l1r O)ftf, Loaded '{ ;~ ,, .. '.~ :• ,• " ·I t l • ' $ ~ ' • ·: ., t . • • . t • • • ' ·i .• ·l • • ' • ' ! ' • ~· .. ~ ' I . . • ' • • ' funsmlWon «r, whii.....n., tlntC<I &Jw, '82 O>nalr. ....iii& ' 1or clew fae"'7 ....._., XRT- Srtket '68 culARo 350 SS. +.pd, Yr'hee1 COYer', X't1i634 Mne)'n'iOofl. ~ Sale! m. .J. CADILLAC nrum1 . Xlnl -· 1o m1· .. -· $2699 1185. tMO-•. , $.:1lH Radip.fOf ~llGM;;.;_.;;_121;;;.. ______ 1 -~ I MUST SELL l'ront and~ 8"mpon ·cHmOLEr BOB BLACK '!' =~~ """ BOB BUCK Flawless '65 black Cadllla "'!tnhboe.rd _Equl~nt OLDSM()BILE L=c , 71·. OLDr.ur.11LE oonwrtlble. Nev.:,, ttre1, kit• * MAKE OFFER "'/( '61 Chevy Impala w{'85 283 2345 N. GRAND ·------.. ' 7 -ZJJI,~ ol p>dle1. OnlY lllm. Call 1212 South Rou St. ene. Run& a:ood, needs -<GLASSELL) __ c_,OR,...._V_E_l.,.l_I__ {~D IMS.1476, Santa AllA tranl, $lfA SJ&..7968 SANTA ANA 5f2.88ll • SANTA ANA 542-8811 •68 EL DORADO, tmma~. 542-Sm Alter 5 p.m. '64 Mailbd Statk>rl wagon Open ~enlnp il Slllldly ·:. :~. ~-;. =· ti~•. Open ~ a 5undQ =:.dttt~ Lo mi 's. ·oov Cadillac eoutlcpo c1edlovitl..,.e, ~'tit:t'':,;,;1~~· p)J. '68 Chev. Nova II -==*.,*=~.,,==*=*==.!'&& fOID 'BlllNiERO -;;"°'==7e~=~· I -3 automa • n. --2 door like brand new Uc ... " U Mnllll '58 CADILLAC $171 heater, powt!l' steering, 1956 Chevy Hard~ V...S. XEY'931 ' ' C,O GAR • Call 646-1503 • • power brakes, power win-Clean, $115. $. 1099 6 cyl Automatic. (2 dr 8). Will tab <St bl tn.de or 1962 CAOILI.AC dows, power seats, ta.clan' * call 67f>...5295 * , Convertible. Privaie air ~ng, white 1960 O.v Impale., .xJnt run-CHICK ·fYERSON 196'1 Couaar GT. Air, *. dilC' bra1ra S11SIS. pwr qn.n.,. pr .. op -· -... ""'"'1. Party S495 492-387 ~·· tinted Klas!. 42,000 nUW con:t. Mlllt 11!11, lvna • · 8 mile11 {PFB 434) p,j!S.00. &ti S250{be9t. 846-3889 . </ 1968 Cadillac. Lo ad e d Jim Siemon& Imports, Main / $150 w/extras! Xlnt con<!. Miat &: warner, Santi\ Ana, SS Chevy W•p RU make oUer. 673-1173 ~12 5a-7612.aft 6 I: wknd1 ' U;;;J c... 9906 u;;;J c... ' . 99000Nfi c:An • '900 ONLY '.AT. CoNNELL CHEVROLET 53499 , . ,69 u,ooo MILE •12 roll";~' .~f"~··· $AVE Chevrolet van with a ~ cm\iiii:~lo•-~ 7 pa.saenger king size bf!(!, link. ice ~ .. ff • '65 ~!~.~~;~!.R!ttt, P.s. .$999 a;ee this. (1.ffi0642) PONTIAC GTO '67 Auto.. R&.H,_P.S.., bucket .et.tl,.eoqole, new paint. (WCA940) , ~ ~ '67 FORD WAGON 9 PASS. Auto. R&H. P.S., P.B .. air cond., the price is right. (VOG364) -'65 CHEVROLET. 2 DR. SED. AtJto., R&H, one owner new car trade-in. (NFV<ll8l '66 CHEVROLET 2 DR. H.J. enc. Radio. heater. automatic. Nice. £RRY538) . '1799 '67 CHEVROLET IMPALA Cou~. Radio. heater. P.S., automatle.- Stron1 nice car. (TPR900) . . • ' TRANSPORTATION TRUCKS·TRUCK~TRllCKS I ' '63 STUOIUICla $199 '66 '12 TON CHM• lt&H. iNt1it..1nm Vt, 1tldl, 1l!'Oflll tT'l.oC*. IUJOMll 119 CMIV. 4 Dr~ H.T. $299 '65 'I; TON CHIYY aaH, ... s .. ..,., fl'Ul'llll va. 11t1c111 1sn'Mn ' ' c,.. Am., ll&H. l'.S. $1299 '66 y, TON CN.l''V '61 QllV. MALllU IYOU'JIJ VI, pl!;kuP, 1tr, P S .. redlo, r.uslor!I c-11. CtJ'lllAI '63 OLOS 1 Dr. H.T. $499 AIM., lllH, l'.t., _.,.... '68 •it TON <:NEVY ur. IP'ZIUll 114 l"OMTIAC OTO $499 VJ, 1tlcM, CllllP"' 11'1'!1, !IMf MW. {9J'll1AI t or. H.T .... .,..., ll&H. . . (OZCMfl '6' EL' CAMINO 113 COllYAlll $699 VJ, 1vto., rldlo, l',S,, n11r MW. fUU6AI Stldr, rMi., •fAllll· '67 FORD IAtiK:lllRO (Hlll'""I 114 1al Ala Cf'!li. $79' f'.S., tll'IOllllllC:i rMID, flNIW. Otull.I f'J .. lllH, ..,...., fOTWUll '60 1'0110 1 Dr. St(, $199 · '64 FALCON VAN Alllt., ll;&H, fl.I. 14Ull Air •• fHlil. 00(\1421 • . • . CONN,EL'L CHEV RO.LET ' . 2828 Harbor Blvd., Gost.o ·Mesa ·54~12.03 ' . yw J5f9.~ Ext. • CW' 61 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '10 Cl1eV Caprice, 2 door bal'dtop, V-8 Automatic, radio anct beater poWer ~rw and brakes. factory air condi~. t i nted glass, white walls, 6 v.-ay &eat. l..caded. 14,000 tllilee. X.fotm' No. 117540. $3.695.00 . Jim Sle~ Im~ Main k warner, &iM.a .Ana, 546.'512 '69 CHEVELLE SIS BrlUsn Racing Green PB, PS, AIR, NEW TIRES 494-5739 aft.a. s EXCF;l..J..E:?i CONDmON 494-5739 after S 4. We or trade: for Honda ~ oril5, '60 a;..,, Impala rehll 348 cu in, "wide ovals. gauges, new thru-ou t ......... LEA VIN'G Ca00try: Must M'il this Wkend! • 6 7 Chewlle', 2 dr. Riff. <2) new mu, just tuned. Gd. coaj. Sl4~. ~2130 -'61 COUGAR. 4 Spd. ll9 ""'· »at cmtHdon. Take over .,.,........ 9'Jl~SO DODG.E '68 L'J1>.Xlnt CIDlld. N"° «1,000 mJ tirs, JS/pb, A.Ir, auto tnna, vinyl top, 380 : cu ln. 36.000 m.L tz'D). 536-8221 ---WO FORD Cowttty -'st Dart ~. 6 cylinder Wqon. Xtraa ~ No money automatic, 2 dDar hardtop, dwn, take ovrf!eue. Da)'I radio and hedtt, power 5il-ai39, Wkends I: e~s sl~-1actory aif, OD~ 0a&i-498l ditioning, White walls <mq. '6!l~,~~~:rt>-~S..-•_l_1<>_1d_w_/wh-t 1 662) $2,195.00. Jbn Slemons vinyl top. $2750. In per1ttt lmporbl, Main • Warner, Santa.Arm,540-25l2 cond. Moving to ' Hawaii-must le:1L 675-3190 '10 Cballenae.r, full -pwr &: 1951 FORl> 7.&lrtane 500 2 air, '500 ml. SUOO oH dr FIT .. .._n ........ / Windshield sticker. Pr P:t7. -•· n.<U1, SU\:A "' o'drlve, eng torn down, 6J5..004 make otter. 968-1341 '66 Dodge Pol.ara convt. '69 LTD Squire Station Jlll/pb, Below whUL Quick ale ssro. 557-9359 Wagon. Air, lug rack, 18,000 rni. $.1400. 96l-2'fS9. 1963 Dodge Slatkin Wqo11 MOVING MuR Sell: '69 Fard New tires. $425. Cortina, 4 dr, like new 492-3878 radial tlttl. 11350. 6U-+t5l. GREAT TRANSPORTATION '6J GaJaxie, automatic, good • 1S60. 4 dr. f15 * 642-4'159 * • tires, new paint, lo mi. UIS • -~~~~~~--· 546--0Ll6. e '69 OOOge Van e =~--=-,,_.,--,--,-ndiy equipped. Xlnt cond. 'S5 Falcon: 2 dr, 6 cyl-auto, MS-4748 or 543-9840 gd. traJ'll. $0) or bst ofr. ========:I 962-tm or 545-6.S19 FORD '57 OIEVY 4 dr .. wagon. SACRIFICE SJ.75 or .best offer aft 6:00, • 1950 Ford V&• ~ , MUlt tee to appreciate! '70 Ford Country Sed. It&. 911&. ID mi'1 • 11,000, air cond. 841Hl41. MOVING Must Sell: 'G9 Ford Qrtina, 4 dr. like new radial ...... $1350. - I 4t 67J.8131 • '63 NOVA &ta wag. 6 cyl, l ---i,oo""'ro=n"o"""LT°'D,,-~ rebl:t eng. Fender dent . AU Xtras. Make Oller. Some work req'd. S2'l5. 646-3S82 833-0692 1956 FORO $1DO __ ....}!!_ ol,tg~_C::..U Sf7-8946 ,..~ "63 'lMPAI:A 9-paM. !!ta 'wag .... pe, fac air, lo ml, 55,-000, Jug rack. Xlnt cond. $495. 646-3362 '64 p.._ <:¥""0• new eng. p/1, fl'/\, rfh. air «nL New tfts. xlnt. cond. 646-1335 • '66 lmpA)a HT ~\78, automatic~ r&h. p/s, mi&'. owner. $115. ~ W,f'¥"/ Slation w...,., V-8 $t:k:k. lhift• e:.::cell. conditiclb ~ .. MiQo,:616...;'l045 after 6 pm 'iiS CHEV'EILE, 2 dr st&. war. m, 350 hp, 4 spc1, pm. ltrK-$1100. 54S<l887 'ti lMPALA. pcw.-er ·~ autom. shift. n.dio, air cond. Xlnt cond. 494-.202f CHRYSLER e '!i5 NEW YORKER f/pwr air, Xlnt cond. $10!6. Prv. pty. 897-3440 * * 1967 rnRYSLER Newport. 4 Dr, H.T. Air, elec. wndws pwr. strg, JIM. brk:s. XlDt <.'lKld SJ..595. 540-1547 CON11NENTAL '63 AH. extras! o.tm elec sunroof, AM/FM, lee.tber etc. Xlnt cond, pvt pty, blue book. 536-6697, 536-1728 '56 Marie II. A·l cond. MAKE OFFER ": 673-5882 * lmfl!rtod Cars NEW 1970 FIATS 68 to_ Choose From All Sontlcad & Reedy for lmmodiot. Deli--, 850 Spicler.s & Racers Cholci:-of Color ·a Equipment 321o Choose F'°m - ONLY $226260 ' (#0074961 this wHkend Also 124 Sports Coupe& Spiders L•'1" S.loctlon Choice of Colors Equipped A:t "fou W•nt (SER001171521 Low n f00'1 more for your trHe In, forel,gn or doo mastic. T•k• that ~rt money Mvlng drive to cool, smog ''" COST A MESA. ' Ba.WW .Fr~ 9900U1od Cus 9'1111 Used Coro WE HA,YE THE BEST SELECTION OF BMW's IN ORANGE COUNTY Wo hove • llnonc1"9 pion to flt Y..,. budfOI. Como In '!ftd talk with · one of _our experienced counselors. '62 PORSCKE MECHANICS SPECIAL! fl 795 1111 perttct boclV, ln~lor, "'"' n)flll o-r, but .-:11 llglll mechanic.I worlt. blflo. '*"' 11'. Cll5ttl. • 1600'1 • 2002 • 2500 e 2IOO e 2IOO CJ •·ALL co~~ e ALL MODElS l e IMMEOIATE DELIVERY f •sf.vJ.i I . . '$ ....... "" ... ..... ... 647 1 l~ pr1ontM Oii PtOrhl ...... for ~-lfllln ... •• ' -lttt. ,,.,., <MIMh, wlllt • --la. ,..,_., '*"l!lllllfll CNHI ten. ~~~~tick dl!fl,,fldlo, $1595 ·~lo~tr, gOOd 111'11, """ s795 119'11r, loc*.1 11'1(! drlffl 1111.t p,1lnl, ... "111111 ll'ledltnloil Clflo O' ',;°'O:''°:::C"~""':;::,;~::,''=".:.:"'°"°'"'.:.:lo,. ~'-"--'--dl11on, ll"AM"7). '' ' '65 PORSCHE ~995 ~------~ ltr11'1(! MW tnQhMI 11111 I <n!.. '65 vw s995 on 111 ll1dlo, ~Ill', ,,.,. mKUlt M ~. WIVlt • Gor!Wl'llblt, AM,,M'._ llllltf; , bHVIVI tll0211. good tlr9 (llDW10). '6S vw $1495 ~.~-.... , $'lft19s '67 FIAT · . • $ '195 ~.....:'::'/:.".!:!".;., '"" , ff:'y•::ir-1111""• :-' ttr... 1 _;;.""='9~ ~~~ s~ twlNtlJ. 1.., ~.68~o=p=EL----.-$-1-.4-9_5_ a-~~i~$.A_VE .Joe Berlettl'4 , T&M ·MOTOBS· ----... -~ . -.. -- OUTSTANDING YEAR END SAVINGS NOW, ON EVERY NEW 1970 PONTIAC AND GMC TRUCK IN BIU BARRY'S ENTIRE INVENTORY ••• YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE • DELIVERY ON THE AUTOMOBILE OF YOUR CHOICE AT FABULOUS YEAR ENl»VAl.UESI NEW 1970 1QPUT m HARDTOP '69 PONTIAC . . $ J'99t' ' · ta1'MMU, ' :.."";..--::..~=~---. . !!~~~-~~---· $199,9 .. i..-. ..--.......,_.,.., ....... 111) • . . CREDIT: .. CONSULTANTS . ON DUTY 9:00 A.M., to lO:C>q P.M. DAILY CALL . --541-2681 ' ' l . . I • •• :SC DAll.V I'll.OT S.turdlf, Auourt I, 1970 fnldPOlfAllOR Tl!AfUPOtti\TION TRANSPORTATION, . TRANSPOltTATlON TlUHSPORTATlON TUNSl'OltTATlON TltANSl'ORT4TION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION • --Cort .• -llow to.. 9IOO..,. c.... , • ., ... C..rt -Wow c... -..... c..., -c..~ - Yes, We Have Been Getting New Fords In By The Dozens ••• All Models ••• All Colors And With The Model Run Build-Out They Have Been Piling Up • • • And Now At Any Cost They • Bring Your Car, Your Wife, Your Title ••• We Mean Business • • • Yes, Drastic Price Cuts Plus . Make This The Greatest Sale We Have Had In The Last Year ••• Don't Take Our Word ••• Come In And Make Your Own Offer ••• But Be Ready To Buy Because We are Ready To Make A Deal 5440 GARDEN GROVE BLVD. --OPEN 1L 10 P.M. 636-4010 598-5588 TAKE THE VALLEY VIEW OFFRAMP . SAN DIEGO OR GARDEN GROVE FREEWAY ' FORD UNCOLN ·~~~~~ ,;..;.;.;;..;.:.;.c:.__~~~1~~~-~~~9900~1~~~~~~~1::-~~~~~~..c.;..;"'--o.:;.;..'--~~.:..:...-"';;,,;;..,-"".;;...~~--'-:I MUSTANG MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC 1*¥ ¥ ¥¥¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥ TOP OOUAR e 1969 O'.>NTINENTAL, like '67 GTA tutback Loaded '66 Shelby G'i'35o, 289 Cobra, 195'7 OLDS 88, ·'. Dr. Woma.'1 1964 GT0-'86 3S9 cu tn q, nrw. 4 Dr., ltbr interior, w/cut:m whls. n.i Jdyglas Slgmion cam, Hpd, H.urst owner. ~ew brks, mast cyl, '70 3--&pd turbo hydro, Hurst full power ~ air-amd., ti.ii tires A:."d/F?al r ad! 0 linkage, Ansen tr a c t 1 on new paint. new crptg, new link. & lode shifter. Thomas far atlz' wbl, ·plat. locks, elec Wt~way ateft\ wJil, 300 b&rt~ lndln, pi 1tons. batt., immac! $295 ftrm. IRllpenSion. mags. tape deck CLEAN USED CAIS _,,,, "''''" tiru, ndio. •nr. Xlnl oond. Pvt pcy, t'ol,..,.. -· Am"!'oan 64Z-59U " .......,,, Xlnt """' l840. See~ Brown Good 1u. mileage. Mark aft 5 pm: 546-3917 inagi. ~ aft lpm. ~2889 THEODOll,E w 460 -.... Utmoot ;, '66 MUSTANG 51gna1.aa.. M"'' ,.," PLYMOUTH --.. •• ;-, "oroM". 74 ::'i>d::..'P°'s"-1PB;;;--l"I"' ROllHS FORD o:w1ort. 1 a bea~ty to owr: red, auto ~.. 28.lOO mi. '6!1 MARC l, xlnt cond, 3 radio speakers I: driw. See ll, buy it. VS...289 rq &as. $1550, AM/F~f. new aeceaorin. '64 BARRACUDA V-8, PIS, 1 owner, 38,DOO ml. Ziii Bllrticr Bl9d. $3S5D. Dr. Robert Roper, 54.'>-768.j Pvt pty $3300. ~2287 Xlnt int • Radio Vibruonic. Xlnt cond. Best offer! ~ -......,. o-• .. 29 ooo · mil ** 642-3215 ** ....._ e '67 MUSTANG: F / B uy , ong es· • -MERCURY '11'!.;,PS/PB. XTRAS! OLDSMOBILE CLEAN * 1700 '68 FIREBIRD. U, s. ...... ~ --·-----548-9500 aft 5 wkdys, all dq wide oval ti.res, stereo, millt 66 Sq.Ire Wagon. · ** 646-2959 ** '66 TORONADO wknds. erttn$2XKloroUer,646-9161 faidane wUh wood_... 1966 MERCURY Paridane Radio, beater. auto. trans., '00 Barracude. Formula s. _a11-;;:7 :::PM=,....,---.:::--;;=cl:J ' ...... ex. H.T P/a, Plb p/wndWJ '65 MUSTANG Fa1tback c;: b!!ior, dlr, S90 VI, power I: ~tl. Alr-co~ Landau Stick, radio + mag wheels. power 1teerlng Ii brakes, 4-cpd, Michel Ins, d I 11 c 'fJ6 CatlLln. 4 Dr Hdrtp, ateerilg. aJr CJCnl. Sterm .._ rnar:: 53fr7l56 '695. Att. 5: oo 644-0236 factory air rood., fUll fac.. brakes, fut a~, post, auto. p/s, plb. Xlntl $1025. ~ auto. tftn1. (TAY719) ouv-• ........,. ,69 M tory eqUipptd. SOFJiOl. original pvt owner, Clean. 67l-3532 aft 5 pm. wm'take trade or ftna.nct MERC Cyclone 390 engine. . u.s!ang Mach I, (351) $1795 $1Dl. 675-7818 '68 G'J'C..Muat Aee to ap- --.. --,._n '"'..., -Lea than 1000 mi, lncludh11· Air'. stereo _radio, p/ .. plb, y••::.., ~ ............. .._....... Hurst trans & link. '"""· Asking $2795. 493-3291. BOB B' LACK '68 FURY III, air, p.s .• p.b., precie.te! A lftl buy at or __,,u. .,.,.... landau, 36,DOO mi's, Immac, $1695 tlrm.. &60307 'm Fairlane 2 dr RT Must 557-97US alter 5 pm. '65 Mustana Lo Milts Wkdys ~240. "'kn d I ======= ..e, -· Air • .ii ,,_ e '64 ~el Cal>ente, V8, Good ";" 54._.,66 * 19'1 OLDSMOBILE 49s-19'l0 STUDEBAKER $2251). 66-281l.JM5-255 2--dr. Mis $395. 2345 N. GRAND '66 PLY HJ/perform • 383. --- '55 Fmd Clown Victoria 2 4MJ..&35 1658.,1~usr~.0,· 1'°'.8• 3-flpdl • <GLASSELL) bee.den, modlty auto, tape. '60 Studebaker convertible. rnrrmr. Xtr. dean. v ~ ""u•S. e lCU OU s SANTA ANA 542-8811 College boy, Must sell! $825. Veri good c:ond. Qrome .... "'23 MUSTANG ""'" !950, ,.,_.... °""' Ewn..., • ..._ 544-3134 """"'· l3ll fa·m . 00>-4186 * '65 Mustang fastback, ~. '65 OLDS 1965 Belvedere Like new, lit-• 1--------CLEAN '65 Mustana, R/H, wire wheel•, $950. * 968-3136 * JAVELIN 'fi9 JAVELIN ssr, VZ, auto DIAL direct 6G-5678. Charp ._ -p.s, R/H. $21lj0. ..... ad, .... at ...,. and m-tmo U.ten ..... -""" LOOK! What We Have For You $2799 l ~i~~. 1~·~i·s,1:~~002-= 88 4.DR. HDTP. tie over 14,DOO ml. 2904. Pep-T·llRD ....__ Auto trans R&H power pertree Lll. Apt B, CM. <"r '66 MUSTANG V8, auto, p.1., iteering &: ··brakei,' factor)' -'63, O'.>NV. New pa Int. ~op, Xlo~ 111". .... """'s'io99Ern. PONTIAC ~,.,;..':. ::!Z"ill - '65 Cortvm. Mustuw. '64 1..e11fans convm:ible. _ '61 T-BIRD LANDAU Grttt~~eveft. BOB BLACK =·~~~or best ~Y~U~~ '68 MUSTANG, air. S200 OLDSMOBILE e '64 Catalina c dr auto, '5& T~Blrd, turq. color, gd equity It. take OVtt pmntz. 2345 N. GRAND J'/S, P /B. Very rood cond. cond. AaJdn& $1195. Call Call 847-4417 (GLASSELL) , S450. 675-4St5 B-58«. MONEY IN YOUR SANTA ANA 5Gtt8ll mE QUICKER TOO C.W.. -........ 55"T"'·"B"IR"°D.-:;;e.--I• POCKET! Open Eveninp I: Suroay THE QUICKER YOU SElL Sen or trade, aft 6: 548-8506 Fiat 850 ·Spider $2262 893-7566 F I 'A · T ' ' ''THE GREMLINS ARE HERE !'' "l'M SO UGLY l'M CUTE" SEE ME AT HARBOR AMERICAN SPECIAL '67 DATSUN Tronport.tlo1t Speclol '67 VOLVO Sl22 '65 RAMBLER W•9011, 4·•peed, redio, Con"•rtible, VI, •11lom1-1 cir., 4.,,.,,, r•dio, h••t.r, whit• ••II tir11. tic tr•n1mi11ion, power (SWR-i<tlJ'. ITR.T-5601. tfttrin9. power brak.1, $999 rtdio, .... , .. , whitewell $1188 tlr11. SLW 271. $395 SPECIAL SPfCIAL . Tf'ftll*fwtfet11 S,eclol '65 FORD r,...,......,..,,_ ... '63 MGB M111len9 6 cyl., 1tic~ 1hift. '65 AMERICAN ROADSnR rtdio, h1tl1r, •hite wtllt 4 door, ' it:yl., eufoomttit • 1p1td, rtclio, ..... ,. INIC.1451, frt111111in io11, tficlr thifl, wheel1 OK' 104, $88S-r1dio, ZXU440 •• i1. $988 $299 '67 PONTIAC SPECIAL '69 PONTIAC '66 AMERICAN llMPUT "TO W19011, V0I, t11t.. trtM .. Aute. trtnt .• pow1r thtr• A11tcim1tic ht111111i11ion, rtdio, ht1ht, white wtll flflf• llrtke1, rtdio, httler, c:··· .......... ,. power tir11, lutt•t• rick ITAN. wtlift well tirilt I UVU. a'lte1, 1Mick1t ...... 2)91. J 111. 111•11. r111io, httftr, lie. ' $1088 $1344 ZSl·ll7. $2395 . "X MARKS THE SPOT' Harbor American Is THE Spot • • • * Tit• Spot To Buy AH Arn•rlc:an * HARBOR AMERICAN PHONE "6·0261 1969 ffa.rbor Blvd., Costa Mesa • ' • t t • • • l ~ ;- ~ .. ~ • ·!· " • • • • • • • •• " " 1 .{ ., •• .. • • -~ -~ • l .; : ·l i . l ' i ,, ' ~ ,, -~ ' ' ·~ • l ' • .. .. 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' , i • ' J $75 $75 No. 108430 No. 12349 Over foclory lnvoict Cost No. 150113 $75 $15 · Over Factory Invoice Cost Over Foctory Invoice Cost Over Factory Invoice Cosr BRAND NIW '70 DODGE CORONET Convertible s::~0 '70 DODGE PICK UP TRUCK 1 ::~0 '70 DODGE CORONET 2DOOR B=D '70 DODGE A 100 Panel Van With Camper I No. 13890 5 No. 141204 No. 108679 $75 No, 102356 $75 Over foclory Invoice Cost $75 $75 Over Factory Invoice Cost Over foclory Invoice Cost Over Foe Tory Jnvou:e Cost OFFER EX PH.JES WEO.AUG. 12th I I I If you are not completely satisfied with the • service you are getting from your present dealer please drop in ta our AA ra ted ser- vice deportment and give us a chance to service yourcor properly, I hove been o new car dealer in So . Colif. far over 20 years & woul d like very much to be your dealer . Sincerely, Cal Worthingtoll • P.S. We give Blue Chip Stamps in our ser- vice deportment. *MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ON EVERY USED CAR ADVERTISED * N rm-not tarnplerlly i.oli~ """ h <•..,.. lht~ p«iocl ll!ld 91!1 o:ill Yfl« n_., bed:, *FREE MONEY . BACK GUARANTEE & 10 DAY TRIAL EXCHANGE * ~f~lr~~~t~~nl~?,,~IF~eEm~e~~~!~L$89 5 ontee & 10 day tr ial exchange. 254214 :~r~o~~s~e~g~~heoler, Free -•Y $1 ' 195 bock guarantee & 10 day trial exchange. PS6844 :~!o~l~s~r~~n~y'!xk guoronlee & 10 $13 9 5 day trial exchange. XRZ124 , '70 CHALLENGER Radio. heater, whitewall tires, tinted gloss, free m<.oney bock guarantee & 10 day trial exchange 486ASZ :~!.h!t~~~~~ires. money bock guorontee & $ 7 9 5 10 doy triol exchange. rxwe22 ... :~~o~r~i~!~~~ ~ney bock guor· $1295 ontee & 10 day triol exchonge. ZAX862 '69 DODGE CORONET 2 Dr. H.T., auto trans., power steering, radio, heot- er, whitewall tires. Free money bock guorontee & 10 day triol exchange. 109 255 ' ) ' :~~o~.~~~di~ne.Lp!.~~. ro-$1 095 dio, heater. tinted gloss. Free money back guaran- tee & 10 day trial exchange. AKJ3Sl :~rsH r~!~~~,!~,,~~!!. $1595 radio, healer, free money hack guarantee & 10 day tri al exchange. VRM807 '67 DODGE POLARA 500 Au10. Irons., air conditioning, power steering, radio, heat- er. Free money bock guarantee & 10 day trial exchange . TSG002 '69 CHEVROLE 2 Dr. H.T., auto. trans .• air conditioning, power steering, radio, heater. Free money bock guaran- tee & 10 day trial exchange. XYN197 $895 :"~~,~~~!~~:" sleering, radio, heol-$99' 5 er. Free money bock guarantee & 10 day trial exchange .. T8K209 . :!~ro~~Po~~~r~, rodio, heoler Free $1. 695 money bock guarantee & 10 doy trial exchange . 01287 :u~~o~.~~!f~i~!:odio, healer. Free $1395 money bock guorontee & 10 day trial excho~e. UK0734 '66 RANCHERO V-8, auto. trans .• air conditioning, power steering, radio, heater. Free money bock gliorontee & 10 day trial exchange, WYR574 :~.~~~~o~~e~!~~.~~~~e~ey $695 bock guarantee & 10 day !rial exchange. RYG383 '66 CHEVROLET Sta. Wagon Aul a. Irons., rodio, heoter. free money bock guorahtee & $ 7 9 5 10 day trial exchange. SOC2S3 · '68 PONTIAC G.T.O. Radio, heater, whitewall tires, tinted glass, Free money bock guarantee & 10 day trial exchonge. XJF3S7 '65 OLDS. VISTA 9 PASS STA. WGN. auto. trans., air conditioning, power steering, radio, heater. Free money bock guarantee & 10 day trial excOOnge. WEN704 $1395 : ~ f,~!Y.!2!~Jng, power steer~. r• dio, heater. Free money bock guorontee & 10 day trial e1Cthonge. PS8960 $895 '67 DODGE STA. WAGOtl Auto. trans., power steering, radio,. heater. fret ~ 13 9·5 money bock guarantee & 10 day trial exchange. · YDL369 • \ I I I ' ? • I .: ~: . ~= " ~ • l 1: 1: .. • ~; • ~: •' •' ~ • • ':1 ' ' ... ' ' • ' ~: • • • --, -: • • • -. ' ~ ' ·~ .\ <) .;,; -:-,. -:; ,. •' " . ·: I :1 " :: ... :· ' ., ... ., .. .. ... •• < ' ' I ' I :s1 Dlll.Y KLOT =-...._ ____ _ Saturday, AugUSl I, 1CJ70 • . . L , ' Over 80 --Vuality Ca~illacs · ' And other fine c:ars to selec:t from. 1.anJest selec:tion in -· Ora119• COlll!ty! 1970 CADILLAC Sedan De~ F.ariy t:J'ade..tn. Ooth A 18\Mr I~ terlor, full power, factory air condttioninl', stereo AM-FM multtplea_ powtt door lockz, Wt-teleacople \\'heel, twilight sentinel, etc. Local, 1 owner car. (50l.AFV) 1969 CADILLAC . 1. CADILLAC OJapo DeWI<. V!"1I top, dolb • leatller lnr.rtor, fUD powwr, flctory atr, •terfo All-J'M· muJtipln, lift 1<1 ....... -. ...... -1--t ..... --Wilk-. (VIJT032) • 1989 OLDSMOBILE _,s:~ $2m· .1966 CADILLAC Sedm DeVille. Vinyl top. cloth A leather lntertor, full Powttofactory air conditioning, AM-n.1 ratlio, tllt-telescoplc wheel. power door locks, twilight aen- tinel. power tnmk opener. (TGJ30J) .. = $2333 1966 T-BIRD LuKtau. Vinyl top, vinyl Interior, full powft', fac- tory aft conditioning, stereo tape, swing-a-way steering wheel. J.t:Oll e9"efy extra delun feature. ($~) .... ·--~~ $1666 ' . - CADILLAC NINETEEN SEVENTY .. . '·· . OUR NEW 1970 CADILLAC SELECTION IS GREAT ALL MODELS -EQUIPMENT I COLOR CHOICES READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. .. - I YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED " CADILLAC DEALER ;~-, NABERS • 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ·540-9100 SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM Mon. thru Fri. • 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sal and Sun. S.rvlco Doporlmonl Opon Mon •• frl. 7:30-4:00 ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. All SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH TUEst>AY, AUGUST U, 1970 • ' 1 ., • . . Largest Selection in --Orange County To Select From _ Over 80 Quality Cadillacs · and other fin• can 1970 EL DORADO DEMONS,TRATOR Vinyl top, lej\ther Interior, full power, factory air, stereo Al\1-FM multiplex, tR~ltele. wheel, power trunk opener Ir: door locks, twilight sentinel. (0920), Low mileage. SA:LE 56999 PllCI • . 1969 . CADILLAC Sedan DeVille. Vinyl top, cloth A: lea.Jber,.interior, full power, factory air cond!Uon!ng, dual comfort sea.ta, stereo multiplex, power door lockl, tilt-tele- jCQple Wbttl, twUlght sentinel, power trunk opener. t065AGCl SALi •4n7 PllCI 1968 CADILLAC ' I ' ~ ' ' • Sedan DeY:IIle. ~1nyl top, jclc:ith Is lilia.~r interior, full power and factory air conditioning, power door locks, very law mileqe. (ZVD660) ~~ $3888 1967 CADILLAC ., 1 • Sedan DtVllle. Vinyl top, cloth A,. leather Interior, full power, factory air, stereo AM-FM multlp]e:ii:, Wt·te1escoplc whttl, power door locks. (VGR244) SAIJ$2999 PRICE 1966 EL DORA.DO neetwood~ U:.etber lntet'lo~ •. full power, factory air cond., stereo AM-n.f, tilt telescopic steering wheel, power door locks, CnlLse control, twilight sentinel • (TFJ:I741J ~:.~$2222 1967 RIVIERA Full pov.•er equipment plus factory air conditioning, AM·Fl\i rad.lo, vinyl interior, whi~ skle wall tires. (748) SALE s1999 PRICE • SUMMER LEASE SPECIALS ~ . 1970 EL DORADO STOCK#.._ ONLY s 199 MO. 24 Moolll o,.. bd L- ALSO IMMEDIATE DELIYDY ON ANY CAR IN STOCK Off A"'llOVIO ClllEDIT • . . • . . . . •• •' l ' • I \ • -·-· ____ DAILY PILOT I~( ,~,·~·~·--~-------------' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AU GUS T 8, 1970 l , I I l . • , I I • I c:ntemcrourself FOlt FIUJ.tM FOBSTENDIElf.., io"""'1Ut F ere yo• ~4 from '°"' Job .. • "' ..... "°" Pa F~ D.C., ke.aH yo•r •i/e tools llte Job .. prea ~ .. ry '° •• ,,,.,, Jllk'Aell1 Do you /eel IM& you '"'-"' not lwc1e ,,_,. 4Uelao,.,..t i/ yoar t11i/e lwul fOMJ ao MJOrlr /or a tu.-colllrooer•ial JNraoA1-J.N., Cre1na B•y, Fu. • Definitely. I alao feel that if she had gone to woTk for 110meone on the other aide of the political fence, there probably would hue been no problem. One station oflicial even aaid. "lt wouldn't have been 10 bad if die (my wife) had gone to work foT eomeone like Joan Kennedy." FOR DONALD A. DUKEWF, M.D., .,.,,.,., WKIOr, A meric4ln M ttlicol Aun. I• ii 1rtae, •• I luioe .._,. nporlM, dwit COil· ur a111 luJoe a JNYClao- .a ... aic: ca .. e1 lloeo NII IJaU .ab tM ceU. ad erNI· ieally1-Al/red Strout., Coo. S.y, Ore. • No known peycbological phenomenon can cause a cancer. No amount of thought about c.tncer will caa.c it to rqreu uad disappear. On the other hand, it is qujte lnle that penona of a certain penonality or emotional reaction to illness and cl.th who know they ha'fe cancer may become eo concerned about it that they are likdy to die before a more etoic pereonality. FOR DOROTHY ELSTON, Treawtr of tM U.S. I• IM ..J.ry o/ IM Pre.Idem ,,.Ml by da.e t11eels or by aJ..e m.ontla1 Jf'lao •ii"' Ida P"Y· claecJs1-Mary Po11- ,.p.e, Ye11b, Fla. e The President's paycheck is dated the last day of each month and is signed by Henry H. Eades. director, Washington Imbuning Center, Bureau of Accounta (Department of the Trea.aury). Each month there ia a certain amount deducted for the purcbue of U.S. SHinga Bonda. FOR ROBERT D. FOOD, pruillenl CBS T.UU-NelMNH'k Flay 4o IN ....J i.14- ""'°" ,.,.,,.,.1--c,.n. daio r.Urer, ra.o .. , Ya. • A tele'fision rating tells us the number What in tha World! Art Aoalnst Pot TV performer Art Link.letter ia crusading strongly again~l marijuana and bard drugs, a decision be made afteT hit daughter's drug-induced Jade and Art Unlcletter suicide. Art often talks to high-school grou~ and he told FAMILY Wsr.xLY of the typical arguments be geta and bow be counten them. l) KIDS: .. There is no difference betwem our parents drinking and our amoking pot." ART: "A drink is t.Uen fo rdu; pot i• taken to get stoned." 2) KIDS: '"One or two smoh s a week iim't that bad." ART: .. But you could not hold to that limit : you'd want more!' 3) KIDS: .. Pot ~hould ~ legaliud." ART: ''It wouldn't do yt1u any good anyho": you'd bf. loo young.'' Art end hit1 11on Mexican Subway Mexico City is build· ing a revolutionary concept in publi<' tramportation which might spark uaeful ideas for other harried city p)anoen. Sleek new subway c.ars have rubber.tired wheels that almost completely dimioate noise and vibration as the trains attain speeds up to SO mph. Overcrowding and pUBhing are "ma.gically,. eliminated be- cause station platfortru1 ate automatieally closed off by sliding g)au doors, keeping rushing latecomel"I ouL F.ach well.lighted station is architecturally individualistic. .. designed as well u engineered.,. and, eo far. the stone and tile Boors and walls are No crowding on Mexico's new 1vbway unmarred by graffiti. Now seven miles a~ in use, at eight <"enL<> a ride. runnin~ from the a.irtlC>rt 1hrouiih the hurt <'If th«- l'ity and out to Chapuheper Park. tak- Attotl~r 22 mile. of llf'W tTack jj rlannc<l i( of people who watch a partieular pro- gram and is a Taloable tool for this re&· eon. It should be kept in mind. aleo, that ratings are among the many facto,._ including diYenity, public aenice. and the cultural oeeda of the nation-that go into building balanced programing. POR RONALD ZIEGLER, Presidential Preu St>ere1arr Ro• did Preaideraa N iso11 co Me by lai• .. ~name, Millaoruf Dana Miller, Prinoe- aon, Jf'. Ya. • It wu the surname of his mother. FOR JULl.4 CHILD Have you et>er creaud • dUla you flid11'i per· MIMUy Ulut--bm ilaoa later Hc:a~ a popu. lar /afJorU.e'l-Mr•. }•Ma T. Jncluon, Snn· "' Mona, C.U/. e No, 1 hHe nr"ver created any d i:1h I didn't like. POR Tiii lld:AltYER, PlsUa. Pl&illi~s c.atcher 01t o t0ltlfll,e ball I re· eelldy pureluuecl, daere ..,,.. • ptcture of you arul o •lalemenl &hat you recornmerukd u. Bui I at.o Mord IAos dau u bnd /or one'• baiting. la slau tru.e?-Dennu P11Uer1on, 01te.by, IU. e I did not recommend a whilfte ball, and it can hart your timing. POR MILBVRN STONE, IVs "Cwumolce" o,. Cle" Ca•pbeU'• ala.o., you •116 '°"'' ,,.., "TIN Sou of IA.e Pio1Nera, tt 11M14e /•· .-o... C...U yo• tell me W..re llaey .,.. 4' IM PffHlll dMe apedrdly Bo6 N°""" GMl r., Br'd11--Mn. OJbJer •· Jloon, Co- "'-'>u Groee, Ol&io • Bob Nolan is eemi-retited and Ines in Studio City, CaliL Pat Brady atiD aing.s with the Pioneen. w .. 1 10 .. k a f.-OU11 pc!l'MD • ~lioaf v-CllD tbr.aata th:J. Cllllhmlll, .... -")) pt the -•er r,_ •"e proml-1 ~ 7oa cltt'-'9ate. Se .. 4(11ClalMa, preferably on a po9l aif'd. to Aak 'l1tc:m Y-11, F..U7 1VMkl1, 641 Lexiactoa An~ New York, N.Y. 10021. We a-• eekaowJcdae .-.tiou, bat IS wru be paJd for eeell -alC!d. Happy Solo Vacation Some 14 mil- lfon women travd the world alone. ac· cording to the Information C.enter on the Mature Woman. Here are 80me tipe to get the most out of it: 1 ) The easiest 6nt-time trip is a cruise or group tour -but preferably not with people from one's own community. 2 ) Brush up on interests that can be pursued abroad, such u art. architecture. music, garden toun. 3 ) • Book a single room. Meeting new people is great but living with them may not be. 4 )Supertip: Rich widowers like a round-tho-world crui!e. Jerry's Family Rims .. It's time for the movie cycle to ~wing bade from por. nographic to family picture11," says Jerry Lewi1. "My kids have never been to any of our local theaters. and l think that's a shame." Jerry explained why he decided to start his chain of 500 automated Jerry Lewis Cinemas, showing DO X·rated films. Jerry lewis adjvd• pro,.ctor in theater. The theaters can be operated by ont' owner·manager. "It's high time the movir makers remembered the family audience and started giving and oot just takin1Z ... Lewis eaid . Family w~ , .. Newspa,,.r Matrad• Avgut 9, 1910 - UONAID J. DAVIDOW ~ MOlnOM fllANK ~ toe&T RnCNMON Bflit~.clt'41 NIAl ASHaY M•-tri"41 E.U- MARSUS N. 1'lfHQUI A rt Dir~ MllAHIE DI Pion""' B46Wr You are Invited. to ""II your questions or comments lbout any erticle or advertisement that 1ppears In Family Weekly. Your letter will receive a prompt answer. Write to Service Editor, • I I I ~ How to Prolong Your Dog's Life Author Ftlida Anus and a priud pd. How long should my dog live?'' is a frequent question in my mailbag. Behind the question is usually not a re- quest for statistics but rather a desire to know how to han- dle the aging process in a beloved pet. Dogs, Uke human beings, are living longer. Breakthroughs in smaU-animal medicine and better nutrition have added at least three yea.rs to the ave.rage dog's lifespan. If the automobile doesn't run him down first. Bowser is probably go- ing to be a member of your family for at least 12 to 1S years. Under certain circumstances, he may live much longer than that-up to a spanking 2S years in some cases. Will he be a crotchety. sickly invalid in his last yean? Pr"opably not. Science has done a great deal to make an aging dog useful and happy. Much more is known today about the geriatric canine. Antibiotics and other drup have ~ntributed an enormous amount in the battle against dog di9CUeS. Worms, ticks, fteas-atl internal and external parasites-can now be easily eradicated. Scientifically pro- duced and controlled commercial dog Science and tender loving care can enable your dog to live to a contented old age By FELICIA AMES Au'*'°'°' .. ,,.. 0og You ear. F«· food.a are available. All these advances make for a longer and happier life for your pet. How old is old for a dog? Chrono- logical age is certainly not the only answer. All dogs do not qe at the same rate. Nor is old age a sudden event: Bowser i.a not frisky today and doddery tomorrow. The.re are gradual psysio- . logical and psychological changes tak- ing place. We can take these in stride if we know what to look for. The rate of aging seems to vary with breeds and with individuals. large dogs age much more rapidly than small ones. Great Danes and boxers seem to age fast.er than other breeds. A large dog may show a graying muule at six yean. Or creaky, stiff joints. It will take much longer for your cocker span- iel or beagle to show signs of slowing down. He may sleep more during the day. Watch out. too. for signs of deaf- ness, dimming eyesight. difficulty in get- ting up and down stairs. None of these symptoms is cause for confining Bowser to a comer blanket or relegating him to a home for the canine aged. How old age affects your dog depends, in large part, on bow he is treated from the day he is born. If you are forewarned, there is much you can do to mate Bowser's later years as happy u his puppyhood. After a dog has passed bis seventh or eighth birthday, it is a good idea to take him to a veterinarian for a check- up every six months. Don't wait until he ·is throwing up or refusing to eat or displaying some other sign of acute illness. A regular physical exam can bring to light easily cured. early sym~ toms of a condition that might prove 1erious later oo. Furthermore, your doctor can give you many helpful hints about disca9es and disabilities to which the older dog is susceptible. One of the most serious and common of these is nephritis. or kidney trouble. Degeneration of the kidneys often oc- curs in older dogs. If your dog seems to be drinking an inordinate amount of water, or if you notice either a sud- den increase or decrease in urination, get him to the veteJ'inarian in a hurry. It is also a good idea to take a stool specimen to the doctor-the dog may have heartworms, which are impossible for you to diagnose. In our desire to do right by dear old Bowser, we often indulge him in all kinds of diet delights: tidbits handed to him under the table, leftover sips of eggnogs, chocolates we bit into and didn't care for. Before we know it, there is our. sleek. lean dog with middleage waistline and dowager bottom. As bis metabolic rate slows down, his diet needs overhauling. Stick to a high- quality commercial dog food such as Fri.skies, and limit the quantity. Obe- sity not only destroys his looks, but it can lead to other serious problems: heart trouble, constipation, skin sores, thinning of bu coat, and gcnuaJ leth- argy which, in tum, aggravates the weight gain. You can keep tract. of your dog's weight after middle age by weighing him once a month. If he won't stand on the bathroom scale, weigh yourself, then pick up the dog and weigh again. The difference, of course, ia the weight of the dog. Don't suddenly go jogging with Bow- ser unless that is his daily babiL Keep the ball-throwing moderate. He may not be able to run as fast as he used to. Short, frequent periods of exercise are better than longer. more strenuous sessions. This tones up his arteries with- out taxing his heart. Also, more fre- quent watb allow him to relieve himself more .often-frequently a neces.sity in older dogs. Heat and cold are hard on an aging dog. In winter. dress him warmly before be goes out. A coat or sweater will pro- tect his chest &Jt&inst the oold. and in snowy climates boots are an additional precaution. In hot weather, it is equally important to minimize the temperature. Keep Bowser indoors in a cool place. Make sure t,e has plenty of fresh water and give him salt tablets accordin~ to your veterinarian's directions. Heat prostration can be fatal to an older dog. A daily brushi-ng will make middle- aged Bowser feel like a growing pup. It wm also keep you on the lookout for fleas. lice and ticks. Pa.ruit.ea_ only de- plete a dog's vitality, making him prey to illness. Don't bathe him unless it is really n~. Keep his nails tJ;immed; they will grow more quickly because he isn't exercising as mueb any more. ("Lame" dogs are often those with merely long nails.) Look regularly at his teeth, too. Ac- cumulated tartar can be a hindrance to eating. Bad teeth should be removed. If his eyes are "tearing," bathe them gently with warm water. Some dogs seem to case into old age without any behavioral changes. Others grow a little cranky (like many people) and become overly possessive of some m~mber of the family. Most older pets hate to have their routines disturbed. Take Bowser for waJb at the same time, don't move his food and water dishes, and let him steep on his familiar blanket .. Bowser may not live as long as a tortoise (average lifespan, 100) or an elephant (60), but be will make it to age lS or more with your loving care. After all. wouldn't you rather have a dignified dog who has been your friend for years, than a holy terror of six months wbo spends his days tun- oelJing under the fence and shredding your best shoes? + An importalll port of can for oldu, kn active . ·--· -- N'w In church: "Touch and Tell' service durln1 Ca.tho/le liturgical conferenu. I n a Protestant church in San Diego, Calif., the congr~ gation is seated in small cir- cles, everyone clapping hands. They stop, look at each other, express their innermost feel- ings. Then one member allows himself to be passed from person to person in the group, with his eyes closed, as a dem- onstration of trust. In clos- ing, the group is asked to stand shoulder to shoulder before leaving. In Wubinaton. D. C., aome SOO nuns and priest.s pther in a hotel ballroom to experience a revolutionary lituraical service. In circles of six. individuals ex· cbanae first impress.ions of one another. Then everyone discusses a problem that someone in the circle is experiencing. A passaae from th9 Bible is read. The grou.? leader ub everyone to ima,.ne an event in lhc lif c of Christ and d• cuss it. Before the circles disband, ev· eryone ia instructed to touch one an- other in some f ashioo-cboulder pa ta, or facial touchina or hand aqueu.es. Seated In a larae circle on the flour. in a church room, some .CO cuually dressed members of St. Alban's Bpltco· paJ Church in Simsbury. Conn .• hold a Sunday.evenina "experimental·worahip program." Bread and wine arc pated around the aroup while a young airl plays a guitar. They raise their voices in sons. includina a few choruses of • Familt1 WHldit, A.111uC I, 1110 "Oood Momin& Starahinc." from the Broadway musical "Hair." This special- ly written "Litur1Y of the Eucharist" is called a .. celebration of life ... All over the country-either during the resular Sunday·momin1 worship eervicc. u an evenlna prC>p'&ln, or on weekmd retrea~na new and important is happening in American churches. It's called Sensitivity Training. Sensitivlty Tralnint teaches an aware-- neu of how one's behavior and man- nerisms affect others and bow we may not be fully .. open" to what other peo- ple are tryin1 to communicate to us. Preferably, this experience tabs place in a aroup. What bu it aot to do with re1.iaion1 Plenty. accordina to many rcUafoua leaders all over the country who see traditional church eervices u seneraJly uoinspirins, lnetfectual, and unable to draw in new mem~cularly the youna. Gettina down on the floor in old dotbea, touchin& another penon, ._nd tcllina othen what you really thlnk of them seems to act doecr to the truth, booesty, and love of which the Bible speaks. In short. a lot of people these daya are puttina Tbe Word into action. The buic purpose of Sensitivity Trainina is to awaken feelinp and emo- tions. to increue aclf·awareoeta and self-expression. and to be truly honest with other people. lodustry and the aca- demic world have been usin1 Sensitivity Tniniog for some time. And whereas one would expect this type of movement to begin in the church-the perfect met· ting for trust, love, and friendship-the Sensitivit A new breed of churchgoers touch, clap, an reliaious community hu only recently become involved in this new age of per- sonal expression. At first look. Sensitivity Training might aeem to be a fad, to be tiled away with fashion •a maxi-coats. But speak to any church leader who ap- proves the movement or a lay church member who participates in the sessions and you start to act a different picture. In rcligjous cirdea, many are beginning to thint that the liaht of the church is dim next to the psychedelic glow of to. day's new accular personal freedom. Why is Seoaitivity Trainin& finding ill way into the church? Aocordina to the Rev. FJi P. Wilmer, executive di- rector of the Department of Education- al Development for the National Coun. cil of Churcbel. "The Church bu been a stumblina block in lettina people tJc.. come human. '1bou shalt not this and thou shalt not that.• The fact that Sensi- tivity Training, or the Human Relations movement. ii so popular in the church now is a commentary on our lack of meaningful community relationships and our rigid Puritanical backaround, which made us deny the feelings we have." The Rev. Wismer says that at least 12 Protcttaot denominations out of the 33 which belon& to the National Council of Churches are 1ponsorin1 some sort of Sensitivity Traiping for both clergy and lay people. 1be basic idea. the seed for the whole movement in the U .S., wu brought here by German aociologist Kurt Lewin in 1948. The National Training Labora- tories in Bethel. Maine, was established under the auspices of tbe National Edu- cation Association. The original idea for sensitivity development hu not changed drastically since that time. Small groups of people gather, usually in a circle, and express to one another bow they feel about a particular event. pel'IOb, or just any feellna that comes to mind. Each group has--or lhould have for best rcsuJtt--a qualified "train- er.. to lead the participants down the right emotional paths. Sometimes audio.visual aids or child- ren's paints or games are used as insttuctional toots. A meetina of the Board of Deacons at the Broadway United Olurch of Christ in New York City used a children's building game reccnUy to "build" ao idea of what the church should be<:ome. Sometimes the- atrical techniques such u improvisa· tions arc Uled so individuall can ex- press their true feclinp. The National Council of Olurchcs bu recently sponsored the I .5th annu- al Training Laboratories at Green Lake. Wis. The week.tong seaiona are open to anyone. Participants include clergy, lay leaden in the church. married cou. pies, and those interested in becoming profcaional traioen. The aeaion for married couples f o. cuses on interpenonal communication, - e "· "P---__ _,,, __ _ Family weekly/ Auguat 9, 1970 raining Goes to Church emote-but others want to keep that old-time religion By MILTON LOUNSBERRY exploration of religious dimensions. oonftict and its resolution between hus- ba.nd and wife, as well as the explora- tion of ways to continue growing in married life. uoraduates'' of these training oounea generally begin conducting Sensitivity Training programs within their own community, and especially in their own churches. This type of ·•new religious educa- tion" is not without its effect on church life. Says the Rev. Wismer ... Sensitivity Training may redefine the role of the clergyman. It may chum up the rigid society of the local parish and make new demands." • Jo some churches. the introduction of ST in any fonn has polarized the con- gregation, creating what might be called a "religion gap." Older members of many churches, understandably, don't care to sec their time-honored form of worship tampered with. The younger mei#'rs seem to crave innovation, som~lrung more stimulating, and, to use an overworked word, something more nwaningf ,,/. But becaiue Sensitivity Training is relatively new in the church, many peo- ple are confusing it with group therapy ( wbkh f ocusea on pcnonal problems). Physical contact-touching, standing cJosc, bumping sboulden-in serious Sensitivity Training sessions is used in order to break through the wall of in- hibition. Church leaden point out that a simple clasping of hands or a gentle hug can express more than words. The Rev. William McGaw, Director of Communications at Western Behav- ioral Sciences Institute in La Jolla. Calif., attract«:d attention two years ago when he began a series of what he calls "ex- periential worship services." One tech· ....(" niquc involved the passing around of one another's limp bodies to indicate trual in other people. There was loud vo- caJ rnistancc to bis unorthodox methods at the time, but he says that oow more and more people are acceptio1 it. "Seema to me," says the Rev. McOaw. (who ia. working under a arant from the LUly Endowment Fund), .. that youna people arc just turned off by the old form of worship." He now claims that more than 14 churches in the San Dieao area, both Catholic and Protes- tant, are incorpontlog either Sensitivity Trainlna or something slmUar. While California is considered a trcnd·scttina atate in a number of areas, it i1 not alone when ii coma to ST in the church. In her newly pubU1hcd book. "Please Touch-A Guided Tour of the Human Potential Movement," Chicagoan Jane Howard traipsed ell over the country from Englewood, NJ., lo Chambersburg, Pa., to Appleton, Wis., to Birminaham, Ala., to the plains of Wyoming and found clergymen using ·•encounter group" methods. She relates the story of a littlt' old lady who returned to her beloved Pres- byterian Church in the Midwest recent· ly only to ftnd there were no pews any more, just folding chairs arranged in circles. Questioning the new mini1ter about it, he answered, "Pews keep peo- ple apart from each other. We think church should be a place where people face each other and face themselves." l!choing that feeling at the Church of the Holy Trinity in New York City, the Rev. Charles R. Colwell aaid, "Archi- tecturally and physically our cburcbea discouraac intimacy and closeness (a sense of togetherness). Look at the po- sition of lhe pews in relation to the pul· pit and the altar." Claims of apiritual rewards from in- volvement in Sensitivity Training an: being heard from alJ aorta of people all over lhc country. One couple who at- tended a nonverbal worship experiment said that they discovered that Chri1ti- anity is really about loving people and that it led to a "spiritual awakenina." Mrs. Igor Slk~nky, an active mem- ber of St. Alban a Episc0pal Church in Simsbury, Conn., said, "For me, this kind of education baa been most rele- vant in terms of encountering and un- deratanding what Ood means, what lov- ing and being loved by people means. It has facilitaled a teal spiritual diacov- ery and growth in me." But Sensitivity Training is not for everyone nor for every church. Some people perhaps should not attend auch sessions. Particularly those with any se- rious emotional problems or lbote who have inhibiting raervalfons about ex- pressina lbemKlves in a group or thole who feel penonally threatened by such exposure. And many people have tbae feelings. Any form of Sensitivity Train- ing is for those who waot to explore their human potentialities and become more inlelleclually and emotionally alive. Any church which utilizes it runs the riak of losing some memben of the congre1atjon who disapprove. Herbert A. Otto, eminent psycholo- gist and chairman of the National Cen· ter for the Bxploration of Human Po- tential in La Jolla, Calif .. says that mao uses a very small traction of hia full MtmberJ o/ St. Cltmtn1'1 Episcopal Churdt In Ntw York wash /ttt to show humlllty. capacity. He quotes anthropologist Margaret Mead's figure of six percent and his own estimate ia a low ftve per- cent. Ono would probably aaree with many other educaton, p1Ychologi1ts, and theoloaians who are concerned that the rapid evolution in the 201h century has produced increased alienation, lone. line.a, confusion. revolt, and despair. B ut for all the happy drumbeating in favor of Sensitivity Training in the church, there hu alao been a dirge or two aung out in opposition. An article in lhe Richmond (Va.) Time1-Dispo1ch saffl that "A terrifying new technique of brainwaahina is currently being un- leashed on the citizens of Virginia ... sensitivity trainina haa already involved many of our citizens. Church aroupe., achool admlnistrationa, buaineu man- agement, and even our local city eov- emment have been sold on lhe idea that it is a behavioral 'wonder drug' ... unfortunately, unlike penkillin, it will bul destroy the naturaJ defenses of ao- ciely and leave it vulnerable to mortal Ulneas." The Christian Challenge, a publica- tion of a conaervalive EpiacopaJian JfOUp, hu launched a campaian aaainst Sensitivity Trainina in a aeries of arti- cles called "Christians, Bcwarcl Utopi. 1n1 al Work.·· ArtiC'lea in the publlca- tion say that Sensitivity Trainina haa - spread like the "Black Plaaue throu1h- out the nation." The Episcopal Dioccae o( Oklahoma rejected the continued uae of Sensitivity Training io that juris- diction in 1969. A special report by a committee appointed to investiaatc the controversjal program stated that ". . . there are too many hazards to the train- ing as it is now conducted, the trainers are not sufficiently 'professional.' " Maxine Thornton, chai.nnan of Train. ins Services for the Ex~utive Council of the Episcopal Church in New York City, is a professional ST trainer. She says, "Human relations trainjna in the church is mushrooming so faat that J aet concerned lest we loiie control of 6tandards, clarity as to J>U'JIC*• and in- tended outcome. Alto io tie care excr. cited in screenina participants aa well aa makina auns the leadenhlp ia cxperi. enud and competc:nL" In this era which wiU undoubtedly be remembered for its rapid cultural changes, it's no wonder that the church and relialous worship should also be af. fected. If Sensitivity Training .n the church proves to be a waste of time and emotions, ii will be abandoned. But it may be that only when we break down the barriers of fear, hostility, and alicna- tJon can we let the true llaht of love into our lives. Sensitivity Trainina In lhe churchea may just help to achieve that end. + I I I I I ~ L LOUD·llOUTff PUllCll ntECIU.£ FACE mAWBURY GOOfY GRAPE CHOO CHOO CHERRY LEm LOION·U• Each packet of Funny Face makes 2 full quarts! Funny Fece comes both Pr8$weelened and Unsweetened. And both paci(ets always mi1 up into 2 tasty quarts. That's a full pitcher of Funny Face no matter which kind ,..11 .. _ 8 Start collecting all six free mugs now! For each mug, just send 7 packet fronts from Pre- sweetened Funny Face or 14 from Unsweet- ened Funny Face. Each unbreakable plastic mug holds 8 ounces of Funny Face. I .. I FAMILY WEEKLY COOKBOOK AugustGJs SdDdwich MOnlh MELANIE DE PROIT Food Editor • The .. adwtcb baa eome • long way aillce the daya whea Eagla1wPa Earl of Sandwieh ia aaid lo have called I or W. meat to be pal between two alien of bread. Now, aot only u there a .. ndwleh to pleaee alaaoet e•ery latte, bat elaildrea. •• well u adultt, teem to be experta at the deJJPtfal art of undwich m•king. lt ia fan to experiment. but before you begin creating aeautional .. ndwi~Jiea, do gi•e thought to. thae few qaeationei Who wl.ll eat lt--t.eea· ager, maa-of·the-laome, or afternoon tea gueatt? fiat plaee In the mena will ft tak.e--appetlur, aceompaaiment. or main eoane? Where will It be eaten --ldteJM,a. llvl.ng roo~ plenle aJte~ OJ' Hhoolt When will It be ·eaaeo--aow or later in the day or month? Explore the .. ndwteh eu.geadom in tJa1a f.ook- book aection, and go on to making your own beguiUn1 ueatlone. THE SANDWICH BOARD (see color photo page 9) Sandwich Tower for Six S-or 9-ia. roaDCI loaf Freadl bread. oalicecl 1 qt. ahreclded lettace Y1 cup aaJOllDaiM J t.omatoee, aliced 1 rreen pepper. aUeed la ri•p Ya cup aliced ripe oliH• Yz lb. Swiu cheeee, aUced Yi lb. ealAmi. eliced J. Slice bread horirontally into 3 layers. Hollow out slices sligbtJy to remove ex- cess bread. Spread all cut surfaces with . ., ..... l. Mix together shredded lettuce and the 1h cup mayonnaise. Arrange lettuce, tomato slices, green pepper rings, and olives on bottom layer of bread. Cover with middle bread slice then with cheese and salami. Place bread top over salami. Secure with skewen. 3. To serve, cut into 6 wedges. Garnish each sandwich with a skewered assort- ment of relishes, such as mmlu'ooms, dta'I}' tomatoes, cucumber caba, pick- led Olliom, or Pft11 pepper .. ures. Melting Cheese-Pear on Peanut Butter Sandwich Cbank·•t1Je peanut butter Cana~ar balvH, drained Aaerlcaa daH&e alic .. , ~ut i• .trip.a Paprika J. Toa.at.._.,._ and spread with peanut butkr; cover each with a pear bal f. Arrange cheese strips over pea~. Sprinkle with paprika. 2. Broil 4 in. from heat source about 4 min., or until cheese is mdted. Dilled Cottap Cheese Sandwich 14 ~•P aa1o•aaiee Y, cap ~ttage chene 1 teu,... chopped ehlYH 'A teu,... 41ll weecl I. Mix in.,.edfenta and chill thoroughly. Spttad onto 4 slices of rye brad. l. Oarolsh with aprigs of hlla dll or additional dill weed. " Curried Chicken Salad Hero •;, cup aayoualae ~ eup dairy eoar c~a .. 1 te .. poon aalt Ya teaepoon CDl'f'J powder Few vaine pepper 1 ~ cape diced cooked chicken Ya cap clloppecl celery Ya cap chopped green pepper % cap clloppecl pared apple l. Mix mayonnaise and sour cream with a blend of salt, curry powder, and pep- per. Stir in remaining ingredients and chill thoroughly. J.. Cut a slioe from the top of each loaf-shaped lulrd roll and scoop out center of roll. Spread with m111onaalle and fill with chicken salad. Sprinkle with,.,..... Shrimp on Lettuce Sandwich % cup aayonnaiM ~ teupoon c.arrJ powder Few srain.t cayenne pepper Boston lettuce lean•. rtued. dried, allcl chilled Y, lb. small shrimp, cooked, ahelled, deveJned, and chilled 1. Mix mayonnaise, curry powder, and ayenne pepper; chill thoroughly. l. Arrange lettuce leaves on 4 slices of whole wheat bre-4, trimmed of crusts. Place the 'hrimp in a wreath around edge of lettuce. Spoon 1 tablespoon of the curried mayonnaise onto the lettuce in center of the shrimp. Broiled Ham 'n' Swiss Sandwich Yi cup ma1onnaiee % cap prepared Mustard 2 tableapocma anted onion ' elicea ~ooked ham 4 alicff Swlea cheue I tablespoon poppy Ned J. Blend mayon.naUe, mustard. and onioo. 1 Split 4 ..._IMPpr bus; toast and spread mayonnaise miJtture generously on cut surface of buns. Put l slice of ham and I slice of cheese on each bot· tom half of bun; sprinkle with poppy seed. .l. Broil 4 in. from heat source 3 to 4 min., or until cheese is mdted. Re- move from broiler and top each with remaining buns. Serve warm. Hot Crab Meat Sandwich 1 can (7 % os.) crab meat, drained and laked (about 1 cup) Yr cap aa1oanai11e ! tableepoou chopped panl~y 1 tablespoon lemon juice % wupooa aalt ' Aa.rican cheese alicea I. Mix all ingredients exoept cheese slices. 2. Spread 4 tOlllted F..nalW. muflin Ulves with mayoaaalae. Cover each half with a cheese slice, then crab mix- ture. 3. Broil 3 in. from heat source 3 min., or until heated. ltemove from broiler and top each with a halved cherry tomato. Tomato-Blue Cheae Sandwich Peanut butter Blue eheeee To .. atoalieea MayonnaiH 1. Spreail brad dces with peanu_t but- t.er. Crumble Blue cheese over peanut butter. Top with a tomato slice. Spread additional bread alka with mayonnaise. 2. Complete sandwich and slice diago- nally into quarters. SANDWICH FILLINGS Peanut Butter {filling for 4 sandwiches) Blmd pean11t butter with mayonnaise or liquid speci~d in recipe and mi.K in remaining Ingredients. 'Hearty Peanut Butter Y1 cup peanut batter 2 tableapoons nta1onnaise 1 caa (I n.) deYiled luncheon aeatapread % cup finely chopped rreen pepper 1 teupooa minced onion Special Peanut Butter Mix Ya eup peanut butter 2 tabl•poona ma1onnalae % cup grated carrot Z • tableapoona chopped raiabu Citrus $pedal Ya cup peuat butter % cup oraas~ juice t tffspoon 1rated oranse peel ~ cup laked c:oc:onat Royal Peanut Butter % cap peanut bultar a table11poou ere•• Ya cup laely chopped upand appl•, ~ cup chopped ollna. or Ya cap well.,.atned crualaecl pineapple I tableapoou prepared bacon-like pieea (a IOJ protein product) Meat (filling for 4 aandwichca) Mix all in1redle11t1 together. H unlT)' Man's Choice 1 cup minced cllJlJled laneheon meat ~. cap chopped 1arUc dill pickle Z to S tablnpooa.a aayouaiae· type aalad dreuinc Deviled Ham S caaa (2 % os. eub) denied ham 2 tableapoou thoppecl onion 1 tableapooa 1aa1on.aaiH Hard-eookecl e11 allcee (for gamialt) Braunschwelger 14 lb. Brauuchweiger % cup drained pickle reU.h 2 to S tablea1poou •a1on.u.iae- t1pe ulad dreuiac Ham-Relish % eup minced cooked ham 'A cup pickle reliah 'A <"DP dieed celery 1 tablespoon afnc"'9 onion 2 to S l•bleepoou ma1oua1H Frank-Kidney Bean Yi cup fiael7 chopped frankfurter• Yr cup drained UIUled kidney beau, chopped 1 teupoon minced o•ton 2 t.o S tablnpoona chlH aauce 1 te .. pooa prepared mutarcl Chipped Beef 4 Olt. chipped (dried) beef. STOUDd a hard-<aoked ecc•. croaacl . Z tableapoou chopped celery 2 tableepoou chopped onion Yi cup aayoauiae Cheese (filling for 4 sandwiches) Mix aU ingredient1 tog~tlier. Chipped Beef-Cream Cheese 1 p.ks. (S 01.) phaient.o CHH• eheeae.80fte1led 1 tableapoon prepared hof'llffadlah % cup ehopped ehipped (4lried) beef Few clropa Worceatenhire Cottage-Blue Cheese 1 cap crea•ecl eottase cheeee 'A cup au•bled Blae chHH I tc&blnpooa ••Jonnable 4 eUcea bacon, cliced and fried crt.p 1 tabteapooa chopped phaiento- ata•ecl ollYN (Continued on page 12) Worth WM"J "mttp!J ~lute. Whippe:I up by IM1 w/I. known c:A'1lerialns who go to" lot of pt1'1ia~irade Whip S4W 'Drmi11g 11nd Knax Unfo>JOrtd <jtlllt1ne. c71Cirade Whip i uncopyable fot11W ""'ka so ""'"J nu· tritiow dishes sp«Yk high-protein Knox Unfo'IOrttl <jt'4tiM is tht btsl thm is /w holding lots of good •nd wty things togethtr. JTA.R JR UIT c71f0£fJJ-Sojtm 1 tn>'tlofl KMX UnfoJW'tli (jt'4tiM ;,, 1 /4 c. ""''"and 1 /4 c. gingW11k; stir tMr low lat 11nti/ JissolwJ. [jradwllly .JJ 1-1/4 t. tingtrale stirring gmtly to mix. Chill until slightly tbickmld,· /o/J i11 3/4 <. s/iaJ s1r11wbm-ia 11nd 1/3 c. b/111htrrit:s. 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Sdndwifh Filling~ (Continiud from page 10) Olive-Pecan 1 pklf. (3 oz.) cream chttH, eorten.d 1 to 2 tablnpoou milk or crum ~ nip chopped creen olina ~4 cop aalt..cl pe<au. finely chopped 1 or 2 dropa Tabueo Few crainaaalt Smoked Cheese \Ii cup puteurhed proeeaa amok.cl cheae aprud •;, cup mayonnaise Yr cup cbopp.d walnuta 1 teupoon W orcesterahire Vegetable-Cottage Cheese 1 cap creamed cottace eheeae 1 tablHpoon mayonnaise % cup &Tated carrot 1 teupooa llnely chopped Cfffll pepper YJ teaspoon chopped pimiento % teupoon onion salt % teupoon Accent Few craina pepper Egg (filling for 4 sandwiches) Moistm the chopped egg with mayon- naise or cream and blend in remaining Ingredients. Mariners' Egg Salad ' hard-cooked egp, finely, chopped S tableapoona dairy aoar cream 1 tea,apoon dry mustard Vi teup0on aalt Few crain.a pepper 1 teupoon lemon Juice 4 aard.ban, drai•ed and mubed 3 tablespoou chopped mutant pickle Egg and Swiss S bani-cooked egp, daopped ~ cup mayonnaise Y, cap finely shredded Swi .. cheeae ~ cup chopped dill pickle 1 tablespoon chili sauce Yi teupoon aalt Deviled Luncheon Meat Spread and Egg 4 hard-cooked ena, chopped 5 tableapoons mayollllaiae 1 can (I os.) deriled luncheon meat spread Few craiu paprika Fish and Shellfish (tilling for 4 sandwiches) Mix nil ingredients together. Tuna and Egg % cup flaked canned tana 2 hard-cooked ecp. chopped 2 tableapoou chopped onioa % teupoon ult % teaspoon Accent Few craw pepper 3 tableapoolas mayonnaise-type aalad drnainc Sardine de Luxe 8 to 10 (1%-os. can) aardinea, drained nd mashed 2 hard-cooked ens, flnely chopped S tablespoon.a butter or mar1arine. aoftened 1 tablespoon bottled Italian salad drHaiag 1 tablespoon capers, drained 1 teaspoon lemon Juice % teupoo11 aalt % teaspoon paprika Salmon Mix % cup laked canned aalmOll % cup finely chopped waterereu, cucumber, or ••eel pickle 2 teaspoou crat..cl onion 1 teaspoon lemOll Juice % teupoo11 ult % teaspoon Aeeeat 3 tablapoom mayonnaise-type aalad dreasi111 Shrimp and Cream Cheese 1 pkr. (S os.) pimiento cream cheese or ~ cap pasteurized neufcbatel cheese spread with pimiento, softened l to 2 tableapoona chilJ aauce 1 teaspoon lemon Joice % teaspoon aalt % teaspoon Accent 2 or I drops Tabueo 1 can (5 oz.) ahrlmp, drained and 6nely chopped Favorite Fish % cup laked canned bh (aalmoa. tuna, crab meat, or shrimp) Yi c:up finely chopped cabbage S tablespoou chopped ripe oli•ea 1 tablespoon olln Juice % teupoon Accent % teupooa paprika 2 or S drops TabaMe S tablespoons may ke-type salad dreuiac Chicken (filling for 4 sandwiches) Mi:c all ingredients together. Pineapple Chicken t cap chopped cooked chicken YJ cup weTI-drained cruahed pineapple S tableapoona finely chopped celery Y, teaapooa aalt S tab1eapoons mayonn.aiae-type salad dreulng Cucumber Chicken 1 cap mineed cooked chicken ~ cup chopped cucumber 2 tablespoons ftnely chopped celery 3 or 4 pitted ripe oline, chopped YJ teaspoon lemon Juice Yz teupoon aalt % cap mayonnaise-type salad dressinJf Fruit (fillin g for 4 sandwiches) Mix all ingredients tORetl~r. Special Avocado 1 ripe uoeado, pHled and maahed 1 tablespoon mayonnaiae-type aalad dreuiq a tableepoona minced panley 1 tableapoon lemon or lime juice ~ teupoon aalt 2 or 3 drops Tabuco Waldorf Cress Salad Ya cup chopped unpared apple ~ _cup chopped watercreu % cup chopped celery % cup chopped walnuts % teupoon aalt 2 or S tablapoon1 mayonnaiae- type salad dre11lng YouVlike tlaegooil Ho....elluun inSPMI SPAM Plcadllty. Spread softened cream cheese generously on buttered slices of pumpernickel bread. Place slices of SPAM over cream cheese, then top with spoonfuls of sweet pickle relish. For easier eating, cut sandwich Into three parts. and in SPMI Spread toot All-meat SPAM Spread makes sandwiches kids love. Goes great with sliced tomatoes, pickles, celery, almost anything. Gives you new snack or sandwich Ideas every day - and at every day prices! IPAM i. et19 19tl*4'9d ttedlfMltl fof e blend of ofloppe4 pcNll .._.., -· """ Miii _.. 8ddM, pedlecl Oftly bJ HonML Unusual Ideas for Your Sandwich Board Vegetable (fiUing for 4 &andwiches) Mix all ingr~dimts tog~thu. Spinach 1 % capa bely chopped freah aplnach 1 tablespooa chopped plmleato 1 teupoon lemon Juice % teupoon oaion aalt % teupoon Accent 2 to S tableepoona mayonaabe- type aalad dreuiq Vegetable-Cabbage l cap dloppecl freeh cabba1e 'h cap dtoppecl waten:reu or ncuaber 2 tableepoom chopped peanut• % teupoon celer7 ult 2 to S tableepoou •a1onnaiae- type aalad dreuini Baked Bean 1 nap drained unned baked bean11 with tomato aauce ~ cup chopped aweet pldde l tablapoon aiaeecl oaiOll 2 tableapoona chili aauce or cataap SANDWICH SPECIALITIES Double Decker Tuna Sandwich Yi cap aa7oenaiae 1 Yi tableepoo1aa lemon Julee 1 ta'blespoon 8nel7 chopped oaion 1 tea1pooa .. u % teupoon Accat % teupooa carr, powder l can (I Ya or 7 oa.) tuaa. drained ud laked 12 1Hcea white bread % cap batter or mar1arine, aoftened ' cri1p lettac:e leu•es 2 to•atoee. cat in 8 alien I. Mix the mayonnaise, lemon JUtoe, onion, and a blend of salt, Accent. and curry powder in a bowl. Add the tuna and mix w~U. Rtfrigerate until ready to use. 2. Put the bread on a ftat surface and spread with butter or margarine. Put I lettuce leaf and 2 tomato slices onto each of 4 bread slices. Spread 4.-sliccs with tuna mixture. Set on first slices. Cover with remaining bread. 3. Cut each sandwich diagon•llY into quarters. 4 sandwiches \ Hearty Hustler Mayonnaise Cruahed pineapple, drained Amerieaa clleeae alien Peanut butter Seeclleu raiaina Bacoa alicea, panbroilecl and draiaed I. Toast 9 slices of w•lte bread; set aside. 2. Mix one part mayonnaise with 3 parts crusMd pineapple. Spread 3 toast slices with pineapple mixture and cover each with 1 cheese slice. Broil S in. from heat source about 2 min., or until cheese melts. 3. Spread 3 toast slices with peanut but· ter; cover with nisins. gently pressing them into peanut butter. Place cooked bacon slices over each. Set on top of cheese; cover with third toasl slice. J sandwic'h~s Bacon and Tomato Club Sandwich Ya cup peanut butter 8 allc:ea bacon, dleecl ud fried criap 12 aUcea white or whole wheat bread ~ euJ butter or mar1artne, aoftened (Contin14ed on pa11e 14) -----._ More Sdndwich Ide.n ' ' map lettuee lea.a 2 t.••loft. fat lD 8 alitta h Mix peanut butter and bacon. Set uide. butter or margarine and then with cheese mixture. Brotl 3 in. from beat source 2 min., or until cheese is melted. Serve imme- cliatel)'. 4 sandwiclru I I t I I I I ' t l. Put the bread on a ftat surface and spread with but- ter or margarine. Put 1 let- tuce leaf and 2 tomato slices onto each..of 4 bread slices. Spread 4 slices with peanut butter mixture. Set on flnt slices!' Cover with remaining IJtead. 3. Cut each sandwich diag- onally into quarters. 4 sandwich~s Baked Cheese Loaf 1 capahredW Claeddar cu.e a tableepooaa ~op.,M ~··· e1"a 2 tablffpooM lneJy clilopped oaioa S tablespoou chill aaace 1 tablespoom pnpared honel'Mllah % teupooa Woreestenhire % teupooa Accent ' eooked .... 11.ieee 1 tomato, cut hi 4 allces 1. Combine cheese, olives, and onion in a bowl. Blend in a mixlure of chili sauce, horseradish, Worcest.enhire, and Accent. Set aside. 2. Using a sharp knife, cut I 'k>af of Frada or Vltmu brad into halves lengthwise. Spread cheae mixture on cut sides of bread. Arrange hllO'I slices and tomato slices on bottonrhalf of loaf; cov- er with bread top. Wrap loaf in ....... •foll. 3. Set in· a 400°F. oven 20 min., or until loaf is thor· ouahly heated. Slice cnm-- wise into 4 portions. .. PacUlc Coast Sandwich % e•p ahredcled Cheddar cheeM 1 cap diced toaate % np ehoppe4 oaloa 2 tab)espoou ~oppe«I ~pepper J tablffJIMU dffr .taesar ~ teupooa .. 1t % teupooa Aeeeat % teu,_. dalH powHr 4 alleee wlllte or whole wheatb,_. Batt.r or •arrarlae J. Lightly mix the cheese. tomato, onion, peen pep- per, vinepr, and a blend of salt, Accent. chili powder. 2. Put bread on broiler rack and toast on one aide only. Remove from broiler and turn slices over. Spread with ... Sardiae Piua Sandwiches 1 ea.a (6 ea.) temato pute ~ teupooa ......... alt ~ 1eu..-.... 11c ....... 1 teupoea orepae. cruW 4 •••II Bacliell aaau. aplit amid touted I t 14 Famil11 WHklr, A"11ut 1, 1no -.:=====~~- (Continued from page 13) % cup abredded abarp Cheddar ekelle Small .. ...u.e., clraiaecl (reeene oil) Green pepper strips Pi•ieate atrlpe 1. Blend the tomato paste with the teuooed ult. garlic powder, and orepno. Spread about 1 ~ tablespoons oa each touted muf- fin half. 2. SprinkJe cheese over the to- mato spread and arrange about 3 sardines oo each muffin half. Place two green pepper strips across the sardines, and a pimi~ to strip between them. Brush top with some of the resuved oil. 3. Broil 3 to 4 in. from source of beat about 3 min., or until cheese is mdted. Serve hot. 8 sandwicMs Barbecued Brisket of Beef on Bou t-lb.a.rtiUetofbeef 1 ...... lieed ... ,..., H wholecle•• 1 clo•e carlie, cat J• half 2 cape eallap % cup Woreestenhlre .. ace 2 tablapoou broW'll au pr 2 tablespoona clry autard Bau, apHt eroawi.ae, buttered ud toaated 1. Put meat into a large saucepot; cover with water. Add the onion, bay leaf, cloves, and garlic; cover and simmer 4 hrs., or until meat is tender. Cool in liquid; drain. Trim off excess fat. Store covered in refrigerator several hours or overnight. 2. Cut meat across the grain into very thin slices. Place meat slices together and stand them on edge in a large, shallow baking pan. Pour a . mixture of the re-- maining ingredients over the meat. J. Heat in a 350°F. oven about 40 min., basting occa· sionally with sauce in bot· tom of pan. 4. Cover bottoms of toasted buttered buns with slices of the barbecued beef. Place toasted buttered bun lops over the meat. Serve on ,... per pWa with potato dlips and plmJat~ed olins. About 1~ servings Yard-Long Sandwich French bttacl, a 1-lb. loef ~ cap batter or •arprine 1 tuapooa prepared mutant 2 teaapoou prepared henffecli81l 8 alicet1 bolopa 8 alice. piottu AIMrican ehee.e or sharp Cheddar % mediua-aised teaatoa, sliced a a...u dill pickles. eHeecl lenfthwiae 1. Cut loaf into I Y.1-in. slices almost through to bottom. Using a sharp-pointed knife, remove alternate slices of bread, leaving ~ in. of the crust at bottom. Place loaf on a baking sheet lined with ahunhllUll fol. 2. Blend the butter or mar- garine, mustard, horserad- ish, and parsley. Spread onto surfaces of each hoUowed- out section of the loaf; put into each cavity-one slice of bologna. rolled, one slice of cheese, folded in half. one slice of tomato, and one slice of dill pickle. 3. Set in a 400°P. oven about 10 min., or until cheese begins to melt and bread is thoroughly heated. .. To serve, with a very sharp knife divide slices of bread in half, cutting through bottom crust to separate each sandwich. Use tonp to transfer to paper plates. Ac- company with hot callH ~ and beam and addi- tional dDI pklde sUces. 8sandwkh~s Submarine Sandwich 1 loas loaf Freach bread Batter or aarrarhte Coleslaw (eee redpe) Thuriacer ce"elat aauace or putrami alieee · Proeeu American l'heeae or sharp Cheddar alleee, halTed dJaeonally TomatoaUee. I. Slice the bread into halves lengthwise. Spread cut sur- faces of both halves with butter or margarine. Set top half aside. Cover bottom half with a generous layer of coleslaw. l. Onto the coleslaw, alter- nate and overlap cervelat or pastrami slices (fol~). cheese, and tomato slices. Cover with the top of loaf. 3. Insert skewers to hold sandwich together. Cut into serving-sized portions. I sandwich loaf Coleslaw 3 to 4 cape ahreddecl cabbare 1 cap mayonnalae 1 tabltapoon leaon juice 1 tablespoon dder Ylnecar % teupoolia celery aeed 1 tableapoon aucar % teupooa ult , Few crai.na cayeane pepper I . Prepare the cabbage and chill. Blend remaining in- gredients and chill. l. Shortly before preparing &a.ndwich, pour just enough of the dressing over the cab-I bage to moisten. Toss lightly\ until cabbage is well coated. Kraut Round Reubens 2 cape well-drained Haerkraat YI cap bottled Ruuian drealnc 1 Jar (5 OL) putearlsed process aharp Cheddar dleae spread % tablespoou but~r or aargarine, 90ftenecl 1 · t.upoon rntecl oeJoa ~ teupoon dJll aeed % tea.pooa aealtODCd ult l /16 teaapocm garlic powder 8 aUcee roand white brea• Yi lb. thinly sliced cooked C'omed beef L Toss sauerkr'j.l with dressing; set mixture aside. 2. Beat the cheese spread with 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, onion, dill seed, seasoned salt, and garlic powder until blended. Spread about I lh tablespoons on one side of each bread slice. 3. Cover four slices of the bread with corned beef, and th~ the kraut mixture. Top with remaining bread slices, cheese side down. 4. Brush outside surfaces of the sandwiches (tops and bottoms) generously with melted batter or mwprine. Grill both sides until sand- wiches are toasted and thor- ot1ghly heated. 4 sandwichu Freneh Toast Triple Decker 3 esp l cup milk or cru1n 1 tablet1poon ausar % teaapoon ult 12 slica w.laite bru4, cut about '4 la. thick 2 to S tablaepooaa butter or •arcarlae l tableapooa clry muatard 2 tableepooaa eold water ' alieea eooked llam ' sliC'ea cooked C'hicken 4 slicu Swlu eheeae ' slieea tomato I. To prepau Funch toast, beat eggs slightly in a shal- low dish. Blend in milk, sugar, and salt. l. Heat the butter or mar- garine in a large skillet. 3. Dip the bread slices, one at a time, into the egg mix- ture, turning to coat each side well. Put into hot skillet and lightly brown on one side; turn with spatula to brown other aide. If neces- sary. add more butter or margarine to keep slices from sticking. ru desired, the ooated bread slices may instead be placed on a weU- greased baking sheet and browned in a 4S0°F. oven 8 to 10 min.) 4. Blend dry mustard with water and set aside. 5. To assemble sandwiches -Put 4 French toast slices on a flat surface. Cover each with a slice of barn and brush generously with some of the mustard mixture. Add a chicken slice and brush with mustard; then another slice of toast. a slice of Swiss cheese, and a third slice of toast; finally a to- mato slice. Garnish with ripe oUns, hely chopped ,_.,, and becon carlt. 4 sandwiches Famil'll Wuklr, Avgut I, 1910 11 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Lemon Breeze ·A breeze to make: No baking. Creamy, crunchy and cool. H•t.•'• the easy way: 1 cup Kellogg'~ Corn Flake Crumbs ~ cup regul.ar margarine or butter, melted ~ cup ReaLemon® Reconstituted Lemon Juice 1 ~ teaapoom U:!/f.avored geUr.tin I egga, aepamted 8 tablupoom augar 1 can B<Wden Eagle Brand® Sweetened Condensed Milk ( Sw66tened Ccmdenaed Milkmuat be UBed). 1. Combine Com Flake Crumbs and margarine in 9-inch pie pan. Reserve 2 tablespoons for top- ping; prea remainder firmly and evenly in pan to form crust. Chill. 2. In small saucepan combine ReaLemon Lemon Juice and gelatin. Place over low heat and stir until gelatin ia dissolved; cool. 3. In mixing bowl beat egg whitee until foamy; gradually add sugar. Beat until atiJf and glossy. Set aside. 4. Beat egg yolb in mixing bowl until thick and lemon colored. Stir in Sweetened Condensed Mille and gelatin mixture; gently fold in ettg white mixture. Spread evenly 1n Corn Flake Crumbs cruati aprinlde top with reserved Cl'UIDl>8. Ref~rate 2 boUl'8 or until firm. Cut into wedges. Yield: 8 servings I I I ·I I I I I ·I I I I I L----------------1 I I -~-~-------------~---~----.......................... ~ - ave a By ROSALYN ABREVAYA H you've just promised to .. love, honor, atld cherish" (August is beginning to gain on June u ooe of the most popular months for weddings). or moved into your second heme, chances arc a housewarming is in the offing. And the focal point will be the table you set. Atuick the problem as an anist would. Etiquette determint.I the arrangement of the pl.ce setthip, but you choose pattern. shape, and color. Oli.oa and &ilver will be your c:arta of attraction, and their oiotifs should balance and complement each other. Shape will come from the crystal stemware or tinted glass. An imaginative selection of tablecloths, napkins. and placemats-from infonnal to elegant-in • colorful hues can work magical changes in the character and mood of your table. Then, finiab the picture with a flourish by adding fresh flowers. mustrated here are three sparkling settings to start creative ideas popping! + COLORFUL, CASUAL FLOOR-SITI'ING DINNER. Skip the dinl111 room and 1et up on a long, low co6ee table C'Overed with a Dutch Java C'ollon print fabric instead of o regular clotlt. Onddt/1 new MelamlM "Gour~tware" C'ome1 In red, yellow, blue, or wltlt•. Stallt#u flotwon 11 In OMUl0'1 lnd#d-ra1e delign. Red pkuti<' tumblerz by Stalter. SUMMER INDOORS IN A GARDEN-FRESH SETTING. Field flower1 cau1ht in OneUltl1 ,alll-plaied bowl.coordJIUIJe eleflOlll/y with the 1trWng blue Oltd white SpoJe bone cltJn11 ftlll«l "Blau ColoMf' Oltd crystal ,obkt1 by Spode. Yellow clotlt, placemats, llNI 1t1APkl111 of lrllh llMn. Gohl eltttroplated flatware, Oneldll1 "Modern Boroqw." HOME ENTERTAINING SHIMMERING SILYER AND GREEN BUFFET. A fruh, yd llOph.lsticated r.bk Ntting C'apltaUz.ez on ~•tlful reflectiOM from 1terUng and a #wavy lllvered paper, often used as wall covering. l'ifu bone cltbta. Spode'1 "Falr/a," has classic borMr dalp. Tabk ls compkted with coordinated cry11ol by Spode and Onndll1 opuknt "MlcMlan~lo" flatware. Tumbkrs hold rose-. act as C'andkhollhn . . ::. ----~~~--~----~------._.~------------------------------------------~--------- He sacrificed his sanity and his life to see and to paint as no one ever had before The World of Van Gogh yours for 10 days free as a guest of the TIME-LIFE Library of Ar:t Many other artists, such as Gauguin, are ttpresented. In The Haroen, Van Gogh captures both the lushness and the deep tranquj}jty of the southern French countryside. Actual book sir.e I 9" & 11", H e tried to express his feeling for IUD and nature by becoming a mh>Jster. but hJs ferwr alarmed his superiors. He fell In Jove with two women of his own cl.us and they 8ed from him u from a dan- gerous lunatic. The famous incident in which he cul off part of his ear and gave it to a prostitute was only one more attempt to give IOmethiq of htmwlf to anyone who would accept it. This tommt of emotion-for which IOCi- ety had no use-turned Vincent Van Gogh into ooe of the greatest painters of all time. Never bu a man poured so much purer&- lpoD.livenea Into his art. You can see in It everything from salvation to suicide. Sac- ri8dng hJs sanity and hJs Ufe to his work. be burned htmlell up in a blue ol ~ lion ... in a controlled riot of color that washed over modem art lib a tidal wave of lyridlln. Love. for Van Gosh. wu a means of te&- ing .•• of fusing htmJelf with his subjects. Even the lavish way be aqueemd a tube of paint direetly ooto his canvas l)'Dlbol- ized a generosity that knew no lfmlts. To the humblest subject-an old pair of boots. an empty chair-he brought the special light of his own fervor. >Jone critic put it, Van Gogh had the courage to look the IUD squarely In the face and steal its radiance. Beside almost 1,700 worb of art, Van Gogh abo bequeathed to the world-in661 letters to his brotba-«ae ol the most mov- ing autobiographies ewr written. It shows this dauntless man trying to learn Creek fn order to be allowed to preach to Dutch coal minen. You 8nd him. his hatbend stuck full oE candles, painting the stan at midnight You trace letter by letter. canvu by canvas. the collap1e of his sanity and his subsequent .Weide. 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BON VOYAGE• prevents tnvel sickness FIX BROKEN DENTURES SPO RTS Youngest 'Old Today's over-40s· might well By MARTIN ABRAMSON At 41, Hoyt Wilhelm iJ still In the big leagu~J, iuing his famous A:nucll~baU. lbe young slugger for the San Diego Padres had visions of an easy hit when a relief pitcher for the Atlanta Braves came in to throw against him this spring. The relief pitcher had been around for ages, and everybody knew he had no speed. The slugger, Nate Colbert, was annoyed when the first pitch toot a sudden dip and slid past his bat, but be vowed to propel the next ooe out of the ball park. 1be second one dipsy-doodJed past him for another strike, however, and before he could n:cover his poise, a third tantalizing pitch fooled him for a strikeout. Colbert angrily shoot his finger at the pitcher and yeUed: "Aw, why don't you go home and take care of your grandchildren{' The pitcher, 47-year-0ld Hoyt Wilhelm, muter of the "knuckleball," hu no grand- children. But he's the .. Old Man River" of sports, nonetheless. He's the oldest active player in the big leagues, and many of his teammates were not even born wheo Wilhelm started pitching professionally in 1942. Twen· ty-one.year-old Billy Didier, who catches him for the Braves, bas a father who is Wilhelm's junior by a few years. In May, the lean, balding, six-foot. one. inch Wilhelm became the first man ever to pitch in 1,000 major league games. Two years aio, be broke the longevity record of 906 games established back in 1911 by Cy Young, ooe of bueball's immortals. Wilhelm is also the only man in baseball history ever to lead both the National and American waues in earned-nm average, and he has won more games and pitched more inninp and strikeouts than any other relief pitcher. He has played for seven major- league teams. under J 4 difterent managers. He is orten traded when managers decide be bas become too old to have another good year, but he continues to confound them. Babe Ruth hit bis last borne run at 40, but Wilhelm, who seems to improve like vintage wiae, is a good bet to be around at SO. Last season, after being dropped by the California Angels, he was picked up by At- lanta and won two games for his new team and saved four others, helping the Braves to win the championship of the National League's western division. In the clinching game, Wilhelm was pro- tecting a one-run lead with two on and two out in the ninth when be served up three straight balls to Cincinnati's Alex Johnson. I was so tensed-up I could hardly breathe, but Hoyt coolly threw his specialty for a strike, an~ his next one was a strike, too," catcher Didier recalls. "He took plenty of time for the next one, but when it came. Johnson just grounded it for an easy out and we bad the championship." Wilhelm's mound prowess endures because of bis knuckleball. Most pitcben make the big leagues because they throw fast and hard or are able to curve the ball well. But hard pitching is inevitably wearing on the arm, and curves require you to twist part of your arm and shoulder. Wilhelm's specialty requires no und~ exertion. He holds the ball with the tips of two fingers of his right hand and against the knuckle of his right thumb, then ftjcb it out like a dart thrown at a board. As the ball moves to the plate, the air pTCS· sure builds up alons the seams and fo~ it to weave, dip, drop, or dance, sometimes in ways the pitcher himself can't foresee. Because Wilhelm came to Atlanta so late in the season, be wasn't eligible for the play- offs against the New York Mets. "ll he'd been in it. the results would have been dif- ferent," insists Brave traveling secretary Doo Davidson. This year, Wilhelm made vital contributions to an I I-game winning streak posted by the Braves. Re saved the final game in the streak by striking out heavy bitten l ll Man' in Baseball emulate Hoyt W ilhelm's outlook and rules for fitness Richie Allen and Joe Torre of the St. Louis Cardinals in the seventh inning and then striking out the same two men in the ninth. In today's youth-centered society, the over· 40s might well take a cue from Wilhelm when it comes to attitudes toward living and physical fitness. How does "Old Man River" keep rolling along at such a pace? "I have no secret formul~" he told me rccendy. "My prescrip- tion for keeping young and healthy is to get plenty of exercise and avoid overeating, smoking, and wonying. Any man or woman approaching or already. in middle age can keep fit by doing the same thing, but the formula is so simple and so basic that people looking for oew·fangled gimmicks usually ignore iL" WilheJm weighed 195 when be ftnt started to play baleball, but instead of adding weight ~th advancing years, he has trimmed down r ro 185. "I don't believe in those blitz diets you read about because people follow them for a week or IO, then resume their old bad ha bi ta," he says. "I just avoid fatty foods and desserts. and wheo I notice that I'm putting on some extra pounds. I make up my mind to eat less. .. H is exercile fonnula is equally simple. He always goes to the baU park well before game time and runs four or five laps around the field. On off-days, he plays golf or takes long walks with his wife Peggy. When the baseball season en<Ss. Wtlbelm shuns the banquet circuit, goes home to Co- lumbus. Ga., and does a great deal of quail bunting. Peggy and their three cbiJdreo- Pafti.. 16, Pam. 15, and Jim, 13-occasionaJJy accompany him. "I like to hunt," he says, "But the mast important thing about hunting is that you have to · tramp for miles through the wood.a. )bat's what keeps your heart and lungs sound and your legs in shape.'' "It's traditional among athletes that the lep go lint," points out Eddie Yost, the vet· erao ooacb of the champion Meta. "But Wil· helm is able to keep going because he's a 47.year-old man with 27·year-old lep!" Wilhelm was born oo a farm in North Carolina and first practiced pitchina baseballs ~gainst a barn. He only had fair speed so when he read about a pitcher for the Wuh- ington Senators who had prolonged his career with the knuckleball, be learned bow to throw it. Through day-in, day.out, trial·and-error practice, he teamed the tricky art of con- trolling it. He pitched for bis hig!Hchool team. then, at 18, signed with the Moonevillc team of the North Carolina Stite League for $85 a month. He was a consistent winner for Moorsevillc and other minor-league teams, b4t soo\fts were loolcioa for young men who could throw hard and pasted him up. Fmauy. when ~ was 28, Leo Durocher. theo manager of the New York Giants, de- cided to take a chance on him. In his ftnt year as a G iant, Wilhelm literally stood the National League on end, winning IS pmes, losing only three, and setting a number of rookie marks. Two years later, be helped the Giants win a pennant aod the World Series. In 19S9. when be wu working for Balti- more, manager Paul Richards med him as a starting pitcher, and be stunned the New York Yankees with a n<Hlit game. Later, when he was with the Chicago White Sox, be 1et a aix·year record for consistency in low eafned-~ average. The general man. ager of the Braves who brought Wilhelm to his team was Paul Richards-the man who bad ooce traded him away. Typical of Wilhelm wu bis reaction to plans to ceJebnte his l ,OOOtb pitchint appear- ao<:e. He shrufted them oft u unneceuary. 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(.-ef1.10) L----------------L--IMMfDIATf DEUVEIY GUARANTEED•-• Let's Draw Four Hikers By Ann Davldow As gayly up the Hill they climb. un .... d Letters Plus o ... Which two of the 26 letters io the alphabet are no1 used in this sen- tence? August vacations mean trips. camp- ing, ft.shing, swimming, boating, pic- oick.ing, and quiet lazy days for dreaming. (See Atuwer Box) Minus One From a three-letter word for what you do with your bead when you indicate a silent yes, take away the last letter and get what you say when you mean the opposite of yes. (See Answer Box ) Five-Word Square E A E A E A 0 y E '( The cooaonants have been left out of this five-word 1quare. When you choose the right ones, the words will read the same Across and Down. Katy is trying to help you by acting out the first letter. (See AMWer Box) lllddle Me Thia When do you have to put your root down bard? (Stt Answer Box ) To a four-letter word thaf meam not soft, add a last letter and get what you call a kid wt)o scarcely ever geta a cold. (Su Answer Box ) S.ven Heada Is one of these heads larger than the othen; one smaller? If it's true that left-h.~oded persons part their hair on the right side, how many of these girls are left.banded? (See Aruwu Box) Answer Box ·~pal?q·lPl ail! ~JtU lVqJ ~ 1T!JA no.< 'JOJJ!W' aJOJ<>Q dn ~JTQ:>!d ~ql SU!PJOq ,(g ·~s ~W'tS :1ql 1(1? ~.n ~H :span aaAas · .<pJvq-pnn :H() ... ·mp.nrS • Su! ~pvds ~.no,( U~q,\\ :11u aw af'PPnf .lSAlll 'SON3S 'ANOOV 'llSO -va 'lSVa, :~ JUOA\4.AfA ·ou·poN :atl() •lllW ·x pow I :t»P) INR•O -.) ··--.· -~ ·"' The RQ'nalds W.-. Digest ol Freezer-to-Table.Cookery ... -Tiie Buie Idea [llnr ••• lt'• ... 1ldllll] Now you'll never have to thaw your roast, poultry or flah acaln. You'll aave houn ... and ev~nr you cook this revolutionary new way will be more tender and ftavorful, because the natural juices in the foods are never IOlt ... in the freezinf or in the cookinr. TllR RIGlfl' Sf ART: WRAP n lllGBT! Food technologists consider heavy duty aluminum foil best for freezing. So place the food on a sheet of Heavy Dufy Reynolds Wrap. (First remove from meats and poultry the plastic wrap you bought them in. These see- through wraps are fine for dis- play in the store, but were not meant for freezing.) Bring foil up over top off ood and double-fold down tight, pressing out all air pockets. Air in the package causes food to dry out. loee flavor. (It's virtually impos- sible to get all the air out of plas- tic bags, so they shouldn't be uaed for freezing.) Next, fold ends up tight against food. Label package with contents, weight and date. Your food stays fresh and fuJJ.ftavoted because Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap is a eolid sheet of strong, tlexible aluminum that keeps moisture in, keeps air out. Reynolds Wrap is oven-tem- pend for .ftexible strength ... a special kind of strength that reeiata tearing and puncturing. P.....r-to-Taltlelleats. 1. (4 lb. rolled rib roest) Remove foil-wrapped meat from free7.er, and place in foil-lined roastm, pan. Pre- heat oven to .00°. 2. Looeen f oi.l acna the top and at the ends of meat to allow heat to circulate and roast 3 hours. 3. During the final half hour of cooking tum foil back from meat coml>letely ao the meat can brown. Gor· .geous! Rare and juicy ... actually tastier than if you'd taken hours to thaw it. Neat Gravy Trick: Bundle up the juices in the foil you cooked the meat in, hold close over a saucepan and split the bolt.om of the foil with a knife. The juices will drain with no spillage. •When ooeniJur foil for brownini period, insert meat thermom- eter to determfue d•i.red degree ol dooeneas. Freezer-to-Taltle Poultry To Freeze: 'Iluss bird and brush with melted shorten- ing. Place bird breast up on length of Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap. Bring up long ends of foil and double- fold down tightly to bird, pressing out the air between bird and foil. Fold up foil at each end, envelope style, and press cloee t.o bird. Label with contents, date and weight and free7.e. To Rout: 1. (3~-4 lb. frozen chicken) Place frozen bird, foil-wrapped, in foil-lined pan. 2. Preheat oven to 450°. Looeen foil acr068 top and at ends to allow beat to circulate. S. Place bird in oven and roast 2 hours. Then tum back foil from the bird and roast uncovered for another 20 minutes to allow bird to brown. Make your favorite stuffing and baJie it separately in a tightly sealed Heauy Duty Reynolds Wrap packet. 'Stays moist and luscious! No pan to scour! Freezer·to-T-altle Fiala To Freeze: Clean and wash fish. Place, dripping wet, on a sheet of Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap. Bring up long ends of foil and double-fold tightly, pressing out air between fish and foil. Fold ends, envelope-style, tight against fish. Label with contents, weight and dat.e. (It is important to get fish into the freezer fast!) To Bake: (8 to lOoz. whole fish or fillets.) 1. Remove foil wrapped fish from free7.er. Place, oomplet.ely wrapped, on shallow foil-lined baking pan. 2. Bake for 30 minutes in oven pre-heated to450°. (The foil prevents fishy cooking odors and keeps the flesh flaky and tender.) Then turn back the foil. 3. Dot with butterormargarine, sprinkle with slivered almonds, salt and pepper and bake for 10 more minutes. For variety: Sprinkle fish with chopped parsley and chives, mixed with a little dry oregano, dill or tarragon. A real gourmet touch! Discover Freezer-to-Table Cookery. It's Great! Save this page for future use. Heavy Duty R~ynolds Wrap. For Everythlnc You Want to KEEP in Your Frtt1er. Here's an Interesting little item from our neighbors In Canada . , . A vlsJtlng American mo- torist appearing before a local magistrate on charges ot drlv- in& 74 m.p.h. offered this ex- planation. Considering that the Canadian gallon la bigger than a U.S. gallon, miles were no doubt longer too. Hf' reasoned that in order to cover· 60 Ca- nadian miles his speedometer should read at least 70 m.p.h. The judge however didn't in- terpret It the same way. He promptly fined him In Cana- dian dollers . . . which are smaller than U.S. dollars. Soeaking of small dollars . . . How about the best dollar buy on the automobile market to- day? Fords F1\lcon for exam- ole. Here at WUaon Ford Sales in Huntington Beach we have an outstanding collection of Falcons. TakP the Falc<'n Fu- tura. The 4-door sedan is the · top of the Flllcon lineup. "'It is the last word In compact lux- ury and big-<'IU' Ideas. IdeA.S like blg-cl\r ride . . . smooth, quiet. soft. But handling that Is definitely compact. Ideas like the 2~cu. In. Six, which gives such hlfl oower for oulck oasslne; and freeway cruising. But which ls ourP comnllct-cl\r In gas mllel\e;e .. Ideas like the bht.:car S"'8CIC1usness with J?en- el"ous seallnfl for six adults olus 12.2 ru. ft. of tr11n1< s'>8ce for a vacatl'>n load of lue;gae;e. And It's all on a compact wheelbase of 111 Inches so turning ls quick and easy. Ideas like th~ plushness of cloth and vinyl trim, comfortable foam-padded full-width seals and rich loop.- pile caroetlng . . . It's all 1ust part of Ford's new Better Ideas for 1970. Whv not stop In at 18255 Beach Blvd. and see thP great Ford Falcon line for yourself. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. AUOUIT DICK . WILSON'S WILSON FORD SALES 18255 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH ...................................................................... See all the~ g- newest ones for THUNDERBIRD 2-DR. LANDAU TEST·DRIVE THE ONE OF YOUR CHOICE TODAY JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD. 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD 842~11 HUNTINGTON BEACH SALIS DIPr. ' ...... 10 , ••• 1 Dews SHYICI OPIN TMs. ttw. M ., I •·•· te 5 P·•· ... ;,., ....... ' .... . 592-5511 I SATURDAY AUGUST 8 FVENING 4:30 O Scent '70 (C) Host Clay Cole welcomes Willie and The Magnifi· cents. The Tokens, Savoy Brown, The P. J. 's, and The Supremes. I Hazel (C) Lona John Silver (C) (V Red Bluff Rodeo Speci1I (C) . (j) Big Movie: "Mr. Belvedere Rings the Bell." (30) Selected Fllnis (C) ' Q_utst for Adventure (C) 5:<Kl,. @ (]) &) ABC's Wide World Sports (C) fJ M1!1111ll Dillon m Movie Greab: "The Cunflfhler" (western) 'SO-Gregory Peck, Helen Westcott, Karl Malden. I Pattr Duke Hob Nob with Bob (.4) High Ct11parr1I (C) {!!)) Quest for Life (C) ~ lntern1tlon1I Soccer (C) Uru- guay vs. Israel. g;) Stories of Success {C) 5:30 f) Ralph Story's Los Aneeles (C) (R) 8 KMBC New1trvice (C) Rams Actlon (C) Highlights of the Rams vs. Minnesota Vikings 1969 rm. game. fJ I $hc1.u I Miss C.llforni1 Paae· int (C) The Miss California finals will select a Miss California to represent our state in the Miss World Beauty Pageant Byron Palm· er is host of the activities at Century City. I McH1le's Navr Bob StJocll Hosb ( 0) Flahar Family eE Compass (C) 6:00 I The Bi& New1 (C) (60) (2) (6J a;, NBC News (C) (30) firand Ole Opry (C) (30) Roy Drusky, Del Reeves, The Glasser Brothers and Marti Brown guest. m Animals, Action and Adventure (Cj (30) "Challenge of the river." The story of high.powered racing boats on the Mississippi River. (30) Mu1ic1le/D1vey l Goliath (C) (30) 6:30 D KNBC News ConferenCAt (C) ;) MtlodJ Ranch (C) (60) Judy West shares the spotfl11ht with Ronnie Sessions. fJ Rasey Grier (C) (30) RO$ey's guests are Bob Crane, Etta Jemes, and Case~ Anderson. m I S'l)Al I Californi1·Miss Uni· verse Pa1eant (C) (2 hr) The state finals to pick Miss California who wiff represent California In the Miss USA·Mlss Unlver1e Pageant in Miami. Fla., next May. Forty.two Golden State beauties vied for the title last night at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. ~ Run for Your l ife (C) (60) (J) Here Comt the Brides (C) ( ) Q) (6) My World (C) (30) fil) f wln Clrde Headline (C) (30) , Guest speaker Is Senator Gordon Alfott. Representative from Colorado, who discusses campus riots and our ~rowing involvement in Laos. S CBS News (C) (30) (30) lldren'1 Qoapel Hour (C) (30) m Edae of Eternity (C) (30) euests 1$ I mountain boy suitor for &l Upbe1t (C) (60) Bobbi Jo's hand. 7:00 I CBS henln& News (C) (30) U r,.cturtd flldttrs (30) · KNBC Survey (C) (30) D (i1) (3) GB Enaetbert Humtitr- Anniversary Game (C) (30) cJrnct. (l) (60) (R) Jack Benny, • De1th Vtlley Dip (C) (30) Shani Wallis, Bobby Van and Clo· ~ Mond1y Tbt1tr1 (C) (30) dagh Rodaera auest. ~J ern [:!_ed.''eoou (30) "f' h fJ News (C) (30) Larry Burrtlt Chin:!"style.'~ IS ' llJ Stln Hltebcoc:k (C) (30) ~ (i) Buck hen1 Show (C) (30) 10:00119 Ci) M1nnll (C) (60) (R) iO) Ttith In Action (C) (30) lnvestigaliiig a crime that involves El Show de Pidro Var111 (C) a television commentator, Mannix ( ) soon discovers that nobody wants a;, R1t P1trol (C) (30) him on the cue, including. the 7:30 6 3 (i) J1ckle Gleaaon (C) (60) chief suspect _and her tw.ln stater. (R) A pifr of conspirators attempt Arlene Martel is 1 featured in a dual lo blackmail The Honeymooners role as the twins. soon after their arriYll In Sp1in. U m News (C) (30) D @ 00 m The R1y Stevens fJ Sin& Alona With Mitch (C) (60) ~w (C) (60) Ray Stevens Is host t1J Countiy Music Carousal (C) (30) with cast regulars Mama Cass ff. ~Th T Th t "rew Up (75) (R) !Iott and lulu 1 • OJ 1 • . g Movie: "Road to Morvcco" " hadows," 1 1922 fllm with Lon (musical) '42-Bing Crosby, Bob Chaney. Hope. Dorat~ Lamour. 10:30 O Robert It Doman Show (C) (90) 0 @ (3) w Lera Miki I Dell fJ News (C) (30) ,, (30)Monty H~ll hosts. m Movie: "All About Eve" (drama) Milllon $ Movie: (C) "Treuure '50-8ette Davis Gary Merrill Anne o the Colden Condor" (adventure) Baxter George Sanders. ' '/m3vfo~::~ ~:d~heCo~~~dn'tc~c;~) IE M~alc City, USA (C) (60) "Savage Dancers of Darwin." (f1) (f) low, A111erlc.1n Style (C) El1) The Advocates (C) (60) (R) a) Pa~ to Tmtl (C) (30) ''Should We Require Each Ninth 11 :00 f) D fJ ·m News (C) Grade Student to Take • Course I~ B Tbtatre 9: ''Tlle Black fox" Afro.American Culture and History? (documentary) '63-narrated by ®>Selected Film (C) (90) Marlene Dittrich. el Sylvia J Enrique (30) ~ 00 Spotflfht Thtltrt (C) ''TO 8:00 0 (i1) (3) &l The Newlywed Qame Heil .nd hck." Audie Murphy. ~ · (30)Sob Eubanks hosts. S Cl) Awtrd Theatre: "No Trees ID World Adventure (C) (30) "Val· in the Street." f_!l of the Rhine.'' 11:15 f) fabuio..t 52! (C) ''Tlla Five UJ The Vole. of Amerlcanlam (30) Pennies" (musical) '59-0anny 8:30 f) Qj (() Mr Thre! SOns (C) (30) Kaye, Barbara Bel Geddes, Louis (R) ~he Charley 0 Casey Quart~t. Armstrong, Tuesday Weld. The musl· organized by Bar~ara. makes its cat biography of janman Red debut to a rather indifferent world. N' hol D @ 00 m Adam·l 2 (C) (30) IC s. .. (R) "Log 124·Airport." Officers Mal · O Satur~J Nl&ht Movie: 1(C) Feat toy and Reed cope with a tipsy pilot, ind S.ry (romance) 60-Glna nab two grocery store robbers and Lollobriglda. Dale Robe~son, Vittorio find a lost flower child. De Sica. Local ~rth1es turn , out 0 (ilJ Q) &l lawrenu Wei-(C) to pursue a beautiful young widow (&()) Maestro Welk and The Music who returns from Brooklyn to her Makers present a medley of hit home town in Italy with a modest tunes from "Oklahoma." fortune. m Movie Greats: "The Gunflpter" ED f'llm Feature (C) CR) "Colo· (western) '50-Gregory Peck, Helen rado Mystery Mesa." Wescott. Karl Malden. 11:30 O Lohman & B•r•ley (C) OJ Buell Owens Show (C) (30) EE N£T Playhol!Jt (90) (R) ''The m News !C) Mayfly and the Frog." Sir John Gi~f· li7l CI) ~1ller Theatre: '1he Scream gud and Felicity Kendall star 1n orrear. this tender drama about the meet· f1l) Magle and tfle B11utiful Mi· ing of a cynical tycoon and an ctilne (C) (R) o~d, scrutty, disconcerting young 11:45 (D Movie: "lelN of Lift" (dra· girl. ma) '56--Robert Donat. go M11imi111no J Carlotta (30) 12:00 0 Movie: "Unconqutred" (edven· 9:00 i) Qj ({) firten Aerts (C) (30) ture) '47--0ary Cooper Paulette (R) Oliver an~ Lisa hire a newly· Goddard. ' released convict as a farm hand. 12•30 -N (C) 0 til (6) a;, NBC Saturday MOV· • ~ ews l'i! (~ •'STlent Ni&flt Lonely NI.lit" m All·Nl&Jlt Show: "Lady Godiva (R) (drama) '69-i..loyd Bridaea. Rldes Aailn," "The Houston Story" Shirley Jones. Two troubled and and "Sputnik.'' lonely people -she an unhapplly 1:00 II Movie: "Tht Glass Wall" (dra marlied woman, he the husband of ma) '53-Vittorio Gusman, Gloria a mental patient -meet at a Grahame. New England resort at Christmas 1'15 fJ 11 Mondo (C) time and have a brief romance. ' m Movie· "Tht Dtvil and Daniel ID 1111 Anderson Show (C) (30) Wiblttro (.drama) '41-Jamr; craia (JO) Hovr of Power (C) (60) •. a> Noche de £str1no (2 hr) 1:30 A Movie: "Tht Unattn" (myste~) 9:30 f) Qj (j) Petticoat Jllnctlon (C) '15--Joe.I McCr.a, Gail R11su I, (30) (R) Merlin Olsen All·pro Herberr Marshall. tackle for the Los Anaeles Rams. 2:30 fJ Ntwt/Glve Us This Day (C) 'WAKE UP, DARLING' "Wake Up, Darling,'' starring Barry Nelson, Janet Blair, Rod· dy McDowall, Ann 8. D avis and Joyce Jameson, will be the first presentatio n on NBC Com- Bor"· Nel.w11 """ Jaflet Rfnrr, pllly " 111arrie1/ roupl~ with di/· /''r~llf upi11io11s 011 whetlrn ·''"' .vlwultl tn/..e up nc1/11fl. cdy Playhouse, Saturday. Aug. IS on NBC at 7:30 PM. The N BC Comedy Playhouse series will be made up of four conledies thnt were formerly 1elecust on N8C's Bob Hope Present, the Chrysler Theatre. Jack Kelly, of N BC's Sale of the Century. will hos~ the four color· casts. tn "Wake Up, Darling," Polly Emerson (Miss Blair) is ecstatic when s he is signed for 1he lead in a new musical penned by Deerfield Prescot ( McDowall), who is fresh out of Yale. Polly's husband, Don (Nelson), a young executive, is unhappy because he had hoped Polly would aban· don her dream of Broadway stardom und content herself with being a doting wife and, eventually. a mother. Don grows irascible when the Emerson apartment becomes a rehearsal hall with Deerfield in constant attendance, and hatch· es a plot to restore his house- ho ld to normal. Ann B. Davis is :;een as Mar- tha, Don's spinster secretary, and Joyce Jameson plays Gloria, Polly's divorcee friend. Others in the cast are Jack Albertson as Deerfield's father and Mary G race Canfield as the house· keeper. Bill Dana appea'1 in a cameo role as JO$e Jimenez. "W•kc Up, Darling,'' was di- rected by Eua Srone from n script by A lex Ootrlieb. ,... 3 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 8, 1970 A· T • T ·E·N· T ·l·O·N IMPORT CAR BUYERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER SO VISIT THE DEALERS SHOWN HERE AND PICK OUT THE SPORTS CAR OR IMPORT YOU'VE Al WAYS WANTED' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on TM New 1970 DATSUN EXCELLENT SELECTION ZDMr••~•w...-e1u•tftt • Pk•• DOT DATSUN 11135 INch Blvd. Huntln41ton e..ch 142--7711 or 54CMM42 OPEN SUNDAYS Thl blq HXY '"'' from Europe with the price o• • ~ub com,.ct SANTA Ato'A I INCOL,.,.u~ltt'URY UOI NO TUSTIN SAhTA ANA 547-9183 Op.., until t 11 m , M•,··" rl t P tu UI & SIHI THE FINEST SELECTION OF BMW's IN ORANGE COUNTY 9: • All Models • All Colors • Immediate Delivery • Soles, Service, Tues .. Thurs. till 8:00 Joe Berlotti's T & M MOTORS 8081 Garden Grove llvd. 534-2284 192-5551 Of Orange County, Inc. AU. MODIL~ IN STOCK IN STOCK 1t71 IMW 21M CS Psts & 5enice '-'All hfeit• Cen 1200 WUT COA~T HIWAY "Acreu m• 19' CM> htr..ce" BILL MAXEY TOYOTA, INC. 108' BC 'Cll !'~ULEVAAO THE GREMLINS ARE HERE! NEW 1970 GREMLIN $1829 + tax & License BUY AMERICAN HARBOR AMERICAN Altttlorlnd A.wnca• Metors ~ .... , 969 H•rbor Blvd., Cost• Me11 646-0261 CHICK IVERSON Your Authori1td VW DHler in the Ho~H Home of th• love Bug Special 445 I . C.-t Hwy. 11t leysi• Drl,.., N.I. 67J·Offf S4f·Jtl1 Ht. u Ht. 14 & H SPORTS MINDED? Then Newport Imports i1 Your kind of place. Your Authori1td • Austin America luge stock of ustd PonchH Jags, MG's, Austin Healey1, etc. .Detuport 1Hnµort s 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. 642-9405, 540-1764 In the ffarbor Area the Economy line for the Quality ~:] millled. &-1 ZIMMERMAN DATSU 2145 Harbor, Colt a MHa 540-6410 REGULAR DAYT·IME PROGRAMS MONDAY thru FRIDAY M @ rn Bewitched (C) I 0 Mike Oou&fu (C) Guest CO· Fri.; Usted y I• Policl1, Tues.: LI Tempo (C) hostess 1s Dody Goodman. S1lud de Usted, Thurs. Romper Room (C) g Father Knows Best al Best of Everythln1 (C) 5:551 Give Us This Dey (C) 11:25 II ~ (iJ CBS News (C) mot al One Life To live (C) 5:00 I News (C) 6:00 Summer Semester (C) 0 Toni Holt's Hollr-ood Merry-Co-Queen for e O.y (C) News (C) Tom Reddin. Cisco Kid, Wed .. Thurs., Fri. Round (C) Hobo Kelly (C) • The lone R1n1er (C) 6:25 • Edue1tion Euh1n1e (C) 11:30 II ~ (j) Surch for Tomorrow (C) ~ m Poptye Clrtoons (C) • m Popeye end friends (C) 6:30 Odyssey (C) "Psychiatry and 0 ~@ g;, The Who, Whet or 6Ii) Christ the livin& Word (C) m Betm1n (C) Criminal Justice." Wltert Geme (C) Art James hosts. 3:45 ED The Friendly Glut 121 (6) Jimmy Thom1Son (C) Lew for the '70s (C) I Mr. M1eoo (C) m f11turu (C) ., Eduutionel Futures (jV@. Th1t Girl (C) 4.00 I Mr Ed : Mlsteroem' N1i1hborhoocl 6:45 Commodity Report L.A. City City Schools · Jick Ben~ Show (i) The Munatera 6:55 • KNBC Newservice (C) World. of Women (C) Mon., (I7) CI) G} D1rt Shidows (C) ' Silecttd film (C) 7:00 a (j) CBS NIW'S (C) es.. Frt.: Perspective/Stretch & • News (C) Baxter Ward · Dos G1llos tn, P1lenque @ 00 g;, Tod1y Show (C) Sew (C) Wed.; The Pierre Show (C) Georae Putnim News (C) · The Rlflem1n The A.M. Show (C) Thurs. • • # · • Noticiu Mr. Wishbone (C) Ei) Amea Exch1n1e · • Senme Strff~ (C), (R) . 101· , · Bewitched (C) Bozo the Clown (C) 11:55 0@ l6J g;, NBC News (C) I .s. Preschool children s sen.es. 5:30 . @ (6) g;, NFL Footb11f (C) Muhl Openin1/Adlvu EI!')The Answer (C) Mon., The Friday only. B1ltimore Colts vs. 7:30 • Across the Fence (C) Mon ; Story (C) Tues.; Crution .Rueuch l KC. Chiefs at Kansas City. M1kln& the Most of M1turlty, Tues.; (C) Wed.; Full Gospel B_usinessmen aJ ABC News (C) Diver Ii Goli•ttl (C) Wed ; Perents-• (C) Thurs.; Feith In Action (C) Fri. The RNI McCoys Youth Forum (C) Thurs.; Resources 12·00 I Bout! UI (C). . 4:15 m Al11 Nervo Show Abbott Ind Costello fOf Youth (C) Fri . • @ 6 g;, Lil~ With linkletter 4·301 Movit· See Daytime Movies Gillipn's lsl1nd (C) · Jack and Art l1nkletter host I · · · m n.· D 1970 (C) Plunne (C) Ciir1 Telk (C) Betsy P1lmer Stump the Stirs (C) 1.6J '"" •Y Clrtoons (C) 8 News (C) : Art Studio, Too Stoel M1rtet Cover11e 1 3 est of Everytllln&. ~C); • M•h Room for D1ddy (j) NfWS/Sports (C) 7:55 ~Jot (C) Wed only CIAL Stet• of the Judicmy Tiit Munstm • Plstor's Dul (C) B:OO ~ Clpbin ~no~ (C) <.) Monday. Address of Chief Jus-1 1 ~Mike Dou""• (C) • Comicoa y C.ncioMs • !Ice Warren Burger. 6 ' 1 p ect· C) M n. • Morn 1 Watch (C) Ted Meyers. I Lundi Bri&•dt (C) Cartoons Three ~tooaes • ersp 1vt ( on. · • nurs. Ciumby (C) ~ m News (C) . I sher F1m1ly 5:45 I m Ntws/Sports/Wutler (C) 1 (3) Jed L1 Linne (C) NYSEReport · El Julclo d~ los Hijos • Stfected F'llm (C) flew Yo~ Elclllna~/loul 12:05 . i Ann Gutdler Sho11r (C) 1 • • V1mo1 1 V11j1r (C) Mon., Wed., · • Deportu 8:25 Community lullet1n Bo1rd (C) 12:30 (j) As the World Turns (C) 1-------------------------- 8:301 Mr. M•1oo (C). . • OO mD1ys of Our livea ROMANCI:. IN ROMl:..-Tltr<''' A111cr1n1111<11111m . p/11yt•d by Movlt: See Daytime Movies. i Macdo.nald C1rey stars. (/ro111le/I)1011111111 Moor<'. Cy111/ti11 P1•111Jt'1 mid Y1 ·01111e Craig. Miaflty MouM Thutrt (C) ~·· Show (C) Rocket Robin Hood (C) QJJ. (j) A World Aput (C) p<111u 111 f11111cd Tre1·i Fo11111ai11 he/ore H11rti11g 11c11• /i1·el- (3) Heyden'• H1ppenin& Diiiin& for Ooll1rs (C) uncl ro111t111ce.1-111 Rome in rl1t' /If ollllny T/11•11tr1• colorcwt of American Exch1n11/Dow Jonu Stoct Mirtet Clos. "Three Coi111 in a Fo1111rui11" 01'1" N BC Mtmclay '" 8 PM. 9:00 II I~ The Lucy Show (C) 1:00 ~ (j) love Is 1 M1ny Spltn· 0 6 a;) I IOcllL I Stitt of dered Thine {C) the udi llJ (C) Mon. Memae by 11 (6) g;, The Doctors (C) Honor1ble Wuren Bureer. Chief Movie: See Daytime Movies. Justice of the Supreme Court. Di· @ al All My Children (C) nell's Piece (C) Tues.-Fri. Dineh · 1rt1ne the Muket (C) Shore is star-hostess of a proaram 1:30 ~Cl) The Guidin& li&ht (C) blending entertainment 1nd fee· • @ @ g;, Another Wor1~1J tures of interest to women. 'ty~) I Mov. it: See Daytime Movies. 1 CI) let's Mekt 1 Deel (C) Jeck LI Linne (C) mmodity Report lozo tit• Clown (C) Sterlln1 Tbe1ter (C) (1) H1yd111's H1ppenln1 1:50 F1shion1 in Sewlnc (C) Office of tit• PtuJdtnt Z:OO I ~ ~cret Storm (C) Sts1me StrHt (C) (R) # 101 · 6 g;, Bript 19Jomist (C) 105. 1 &) Newtywtd Ci1me (C) 9:20 fashions in Sewin1 ~C) Movie: See D1ytime Movies. 9:30 I Bmrly Hillbillies (C) 2:30 ~ Ed1e of Nlpt (C) I 6 a;) Conctntr1tlon (C) ~ 6 g;, Another World - Movlt: See Daytime Movies Somerut (C) utures (C) B Cooklnc m Wed. only. Stock Jbrttt (j7) (j) G} Detin& Ci1me (C) 10:00 9 (i) Andy CiriffitJI (C) Teresa Graves 1uests on Monday. m sif. of the Century (C) 3:00 II l! m Gomer Pylt (C) Jack Kelly hosts. O It's Your let (C) Host Dick I' Sunny Toder (C) Gautier welcomes Charles Nelson 10:30 . love of lift (C) Reilly and date. Elizabeth Allen; 6 g;, Hollr-ood Squ1res and the Keenan Wynns ( ) uests are Joan Rivers. Sally I ~hway Petrol Ann Howes, Joey Bishop, Lloyd {J1) (3) al Gentrel Hoaplt1I (C) Haynes and Harvey Korm1n. Hazil(C) I Ci1lloplnc Gourmet (C) Underdoc (C) Travtl films (C) (6) M1tinH: Don Rodewald. 11:00 ~ Wh.•re tht Hurt Is (C) i Modern Supervision, Tues., · el) 6 m Jtoperdy (C); bl· Thurs. n•h's Place If> Mon. only. I P1ttern for Livin& (C) It Johnny Gr1nt'a Celebrity Circle • Clntrn• 36 (?) 3:30 Lu~y 1'1ir (C) (R) MORNING - PRE-SEASON FOOTBALL The J 970 football season on NBC marks the first year of the expanded American Conference. The two-conference entity is under the jurisdiction of the National Football league, and NBC will televise 18 interconference games. The first ii Friday.5 :30 PM , when the Baltimore Colts meet the Kansas City Chiefs at Kansas City in a pre-season game. Posing here with football fans Lenore Stephens, Pat Hornung and Susan Seaforth, is Mike Garrett of the Chiefs. 8!1 SP~CIAL GlfOUP lfATWS AVAILA8L• I 6:15 6:30 6:55 7:00 S UNDAY AUGUST 9 MORNIN G I 011 of Discovery (C) Campus Profile Qospel Music (C) (lJ Revival Fires (C) lU 6 Kathryn Kuhlman (C) t.i9 @ Tom and Jerry (C) al M1 Mantro GI!) Panorama Latino en Oomineo The ChrlrtopheB (C) • This Is the Ufe (C) The Bible Answers (C) Hour of Power (C) 9:301 Today's Retia1on (C) Give U$ This Day (C) (jj) CV Oudler Do-Riaht (C) Tom ind Jtrrr (C) 16 Or1I Robem (C) Mr. W1"1bone (C) '.J Batman (C) Sacred He•rt (C) 10:00 U Sttps to learnlna (C) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 8. 1970 09' Ci.J film rutures (C) al fine en Su Casa GI!) V•rledadu Musicales 11 :15 O 'Anael Baseball (C) Angels vs. Chicago White Sox at Chicago 11:30 IJ Tell II Lille It WIS (C) O @ i) DlscoverJ (C) (R) "Somethina New 111 Anacoslla." Host Bill Owen explains why a ghetto museum mounts a rat show. O Movie: (C) "Morian the Pi11te" (advenlute) '61-Steve Reeves. m Glaantor (C) Af T FRNOON g;, The ChriJtophtrs (C) 3:00 O Insider/Outsider (C) 0 Agriculture USA (C) ID Chlller w Colt .45 :a! (}1 Sunday feature: "You're In the Navy Now." m Outreadl/Muslcale (C) m Prolilts of Pro11eu (C) 3:30 EJ Dial 'M' for Music (C) Singer· pianist Roberta Flack guests. O Youth and the Police (C) @ Laramie (C) Ell) Stttcted Film (C) W Golden Ymi (C) 3:45 O Movie: "flame of Barbary to.st" (adventure) '45 -John 7:15 The Chriatophers (C) J O Mr favorite Sennon (C) Rev. 7:30 Batmen (C) I far I Cotton, Liberty Baptist Church, 12.00 _ -.w. ( J • ·u 1 k d fl Id l Jimbo (C) Los Angeles auests • -,...., 8 "" ru an e Music & the Sc>oken Word (C) 8 r17 (:j) 'rantutlc vor•ae (C) Meet (C) Coverage ol the lnterna· . W1yne, Ann Dvor~k. , Herald of Truth (C) Movie· "Muiun Manhunr' t1onal Meet at Oslo, Norway. 4.00 I flee the Nation (C) Revival Foes (C) (mystery) '.53 _ Georae Brent Hil· 0 Movie: CC) ''The Girl Nert Door" · On Campus (C) CR) 1:00 ump Unto My feet (C) lary Brooke ' (musical) '53 -Dan 011ley, June I Or. Kildare Underdoe (C) W Christ Is the Answer Haver, Dennis Day Topper Cathedral of Tomorrow (C) I»' f6 J f aith for Todey (C) Q) Essent11lly Sex (C) ~ (V Miss California World (C) Day of Dis~very (C) ~9 (8) Camera Three (C) (11) (j ) Slorlu of Sucun u;, Bronco Wondmm1 (C) 10:30 i) A Time to Speak (C) ~ ~J f_i,lm Future (C) "Dynamic Q) A&rlculture Report Allen Revival Hour p a-1 Ri g;, Culdeline (C) Sen. Matursly . 4:15 EE fhncy and Her Talklne Doll Oaver ' 'oliath (C) Birch 81yh (0 Ind ) guests for I m Oram• DomlntCll 4:30 I New.makers (C) 6 God Is the Answer (C) d1sc;uuion on hunger In America 12:30 D m MHt the Press Specill (C) . lrs Academic (C) Town Hell MNtin1 (C) 0 ANGELS vs. WHITE SOX Guests are six governors attending ! Skippy (C) 8:30 l ook Up and live (C) * ACTION BA 1 the annual Governors' Conlerence. Abbott t. Costello • Mrs. Alph1 Bet (C) SE BALL. Nelsen Rockefeller (R N Y ), Warren ID Samson (C) Sund11 Story Tlmu (C) . I ~.~·~1 Warrn·Up (C) C Hearnes (D Mo ), Raymond. Shafer ~1 (3) Pissport to Trml (C) Movie: (C) "Fort WOfth" (west · ~I f:J 3 Splder·M•n ( ) (R·Pa ), John Dempsey (0 COM ), 6 World Tomorrow (C) er~) '51 -Randolph Scott, Davtdl faith or Tod•r (~) Ncrbert Tiemann (R Neb ). and NFL Action (C) Brian, Phyllis Thaxter. , 8 flee th N1t1on (C) John Lowe (R Colo.) . uture m KATHRYN KUH LMAN lll :OO 8 Mrofe,~t HeC•)d S~Ort (C) m My favorite Marti1n ·tl:J Rex Humbard Show (C) * ( N C 0 ov e. ( r1roon Wells W Orel Roberts (C) I OLOR) Mauacte" (western) '57 -Barry ~ !) Underwey for Peace (C) 4:45 EE Why/Kids? I Kathryn Kuhlman (C) Sullivan, .Dennis O'Kaefe. ~ 61 f ilm fea ture (C) "Battle of 5:00 EJ News (C) Clete Roberts. 3 This Is tht life (C) I I ' 3 Bullwinkle (C) Nerves " O Spnk Up (C) Stan Atkinson. Full Gospel Revival (C) The intstonH (C) ED sesame Street (C) (R) # 96· 0 Mister Mafoo (C) 9:00 amere .Three (C) Church in th• Home (C) 100 A five hour replay of last U Sunday Movie: (C) ''We're No The Christophers (C) (6 1 First Baptist Church (C) week's proarams I Angels" (comedy) '55 -Humphrey 1:00 0 NFL Action (C) "The Young, the Boaart, Aldo Ray, Peter Ustinov, !PORT! HltJHl/tJ/ITI 11:15 AM I) Angel Chicago SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 Baseball (C) Angels vs. Chicago White Sox at 12:00 U ~ MU Track and Field Meet (C) International Meet at Oslo, Norway. 1:00 U NFL Action (C) "The Young, the Old, the Bold" examines a quarterback's apprenticeship in the NFL. 1:30 U ~ American Golf Classic (C) Coverage of the final holes on the last day of the four·day, 72-hole tournament 4:30 9 NFL Action (C) 5:30 O Sports Spec.ial (C) "Where There's Water." Five different stones of man's deep·running urge to compete wherever there 1s water. 7:00 Eil) Tennis From Longwood (C) Highlights of the 1970 National Tennis Championships held at Longwood Cricket Club In Brookline, Massachusetts. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14 ~:30 B QJ '6' NFL Football (C) Baltimore Colts vs. K.C Chiefs 10:30 (jJ) (3i 1970 PGA Golf Preview (C) Taped h1ghltghts of the opening rounds of the 1970 PGA Golf tournament at Tulsa, Oklahoma. SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 11:00 AM D (iJ (6) M•jor League Baseball (C) 3:00 0 (jJ) (I) PGA Golf Ch1mpionshlp (C) The third and final rounds of the $200.000 tournament are televised 1111e today and tomorrow, from the Southern Hiiis Country Club in Tulsa, Okla. m N1t lonal Pro Tenni5 (C) Rod Laver, tennis' King of the Grand Slam, heads a delegatmn of the world's best in a three· event Los Angeles Tennis Classic played earller this year on the new plastic playing surface-which offers a slower ball bounce and leads to longer rallies 5:00 O @ ABC's Wide World of Sports (C) Tentatively sched· Ufed are the Grand Prue Steeplechase Motorcycle Race from Gardena, Calif., and the World Outboard Motor Boat Racing Champ1on1hip frorn Lake Havasu City, Ariz. @Ii) International World Cup Soccer (C) Taped replay of match between Italy and West Germany. ,.,. 8 Old, the Bold .. A study of the ap J~an Bennett" George G. Carroll. prenticesh1p for a quarterback 0 Mllshil Dillon 0 Sherlock Holmes Theatre m Barbara McNair (C) Guests Ir~ OJ I S'fCIAl I Watts Summer Fesli· Joey Bishop, rieddy Weller, Joni val Parade (C) Finale of the lour Credit and The D1llards. day community celebration. Wllh [I· m (Petty Duke gin Baylor as Grand Marshal. I ITT Seven Arts ~hulle: "Stan W Public Strvice film (C) l.!:l_ and L1v1ngs~one (J7 (3 NASA Presents (C) "A View W Hob N~b With Bob ol the Sky " '9 l8J Skippy (C) fl) 6 future film: "The Kettles I Ci~e en la tarde on Old MacDonald's F1rm " • Tlus . Is the .lde (C) r F • • Domingos G1gantes l'l9 ~ tlm uture (C) 5·30 ~ KNXT R rt (C) "C Th ~ Aruba ti Norte · -ei>1~. s an ey 1:30 tJ 1? lllJ Amtrican Goll Classic Be Turned Ofl. (R) Paul Udell re (C) Finals of the $150,000 tourna· ports on lreatment for drug addicts. ment al the Firestone Country Club 8 All·Ameriun ~lleae Show (C) 10 Allron, Ohio • S~orts S~.ec11I (C) "Where . tnternitional zone (C) Ther~ s Weter f1vP stories about (ft (3 1 tnues & An swers (C) mans deep running u1ge to com· Voice of Cilvery (C) pele where~er there 1s waler . Frenle I 11 Vida (C) m McHale s N1vy • American Problems (C) Bob Strock . Presents 1:45 Anetl Wr•p·Up (C) : M11terogers Neiahborhood (R) 2:00 . Station to St1t1on (C) 29 8 Amateur Hour (C) Mov1t: "Blaze of Noon" (ad I Fisher famil, venture) '47-William Holden Anne . Agriculture USA (C) Baxter. ' · Day of D1scO'itry (C) fJ Preas Conference (C) I (D Country MUSIC Time (C) 117 ., Sunder Matinee. "Younl[ Guns " I MU$1CI y P1lab11s The Answer (C) 2:30 ln11de Business (C) Movie: (C) "You Never C.n e " (comedy) 'SI -Dick Powell.I Peggy Dow O Million $ Movie: ''The Dim Busters'' (advenlure) '55 -Richard Todd, Michael Redgrave. Ursula Jean& ~j rt. Wagon T11ln €D Elllf1 de Amor E VENIN G 6:00 0 19 '"i) CBS Evenin& News (C) (30) Roger Mudd. I m NBC Nightly Ntws (C) (30) Polka Parade (C) (60) The Groovy Show (C) (60) Creature futures (2 hr) "Be· hind the Mask" and "lhe lnv1s1ble Man Returns " In 6 Meet the Prus Special (C) (60) Six governors guest I What's New (C) (30) (R) Hour of Power (C) (60) Insight (C) (30) 6;30 R Ralpll Story's Los Anatln (C) mlnable blckerlna of his aunt and (bO) (~) Lon Chaney, "Man of a uncle. Jackie "Moms" Mabley and Thouund Face1," and his career Mantan Moreland aunt. are examined. m Wor1d Adwtllturt (C) (30) "East B Inquiry (C) Maury Green Inter· Africa Safari.'' Views Dr. Roger Egebera. Assistant ti> Wolid Tomorrow (30) "Mari Secretary of Health and Science At-luant-How Hiah Is the Grau?" fairs, Department of Health, Educ•· 91> Maxlmlll11tO J Cartota (30) lion and Welfare, Wash .. D.C. 9:00 I) 3 Cl) Co11ttef1 Tonlaflt (C) II) Tiie lnvadtrt (C) (60) (00) Robert t<teln stars. 0 ti) (j) m lonanr1 (C) (60) Ul) Pll'ln& tlll lultar (30) (R) (R) "The Horse Tra.ders." Joe and 9 Cl) Talk to the Men11er CC) Hou enthuslastlcall, embark on @D llftw1tcl1 6 (C) (30) what they hope will be a lucrative GI) Tiie &olden Y11ra (C) (30) business venture. mi 4!;;ill IJ (i1J CJ) (E) Alt Suncley Movie: 7:00 w;;1J I.Cl (1) Lanie (C) (30) (R) ~rrit" (R) (romance) '52 -L•u· lassie hiiPs a ptayf ul Sh!!epdog ln renoe Ollvier, Jennifer Jones. Mlr- Havajo country. i•m Hopkins, Eddie ~bert. Story of I Two i11 A ltow (C) (30) ~ n1lve C1rrle Meeber lho'iftnes her Min Wool BtautJ ftqt11.11t (C) p1rents' -iillll to loin her sister In ( 0) J1ck Jones emcees.f'11ancy Chlcaao. Ames performs and pro>Jldes the I News (C) (30) fashion commentary when 20 col· Manion 'orum leae CO·eds model the top wool lite forsyte Sap (60) (R) fashions for Fill and compete for TV Muslul Osllrt (C) (30) the title of "Mlsa Wool 1971." t:30-~~~l (30) 1J {H) CJ) EE lend of Ult Gltntl W $ f I (~ T60) (R) "Doomsday." The •th Ulllmer nt • Elrthlings race the clock to thwart va " -11lllptt (C) (30) Bill Welsh hosts. a l1dy 1i1nt who plans to blow up I Dtrlnr Vtntutes (C) (30) a city. Guests are Francine Yortc as Comentarloa y c.tlbtldadts (C) Dr. North and Tom Drake. I Twlllpt Zone (30) 9:45 ml Mual~lt (C) Mclee (C) (30) 10:00 11 9 Cl) Minion: lmpoulblt (C) T11111la From Lona· (60) (R) Jim Phelpa ind the IMF ( ) ( hr) Hlgh11ahts of the aid one of their own membera 1970 N1tlon1I Ttnnls Champion· when Berney Is arrested ind ships held 1t Longwood Cricket martced for execution whlle on a Club In Brookline. MusachuHtts. Caribbean vacation. Pemell Roberts ' Pattern for UYi111 (30) and Cec!!t_ T1!_0n 1uest. Teetro F'antlstlco (C) (60) B 9 lt) ~ Tiit Bold Onn (60) Spm In ttlt Sfttntlea (C) (30) ·'{ fliina Not of God." A priest View of the Sky." 11Ves refuge to a soldier aeekina to m> 0111 'Italia con Amore (60) 1vold army duty. 7·30 I) a Cl) To Rome Wittl Lovt Im News (C) (30) . (?) (30) (R) Mike 1; hired II • Ltt Mt Ttlll To ••• (C) (60) technical 1dviser on a western mov· L•bor Report (C) (30) ie belna filmed In Rome. · Evtt1lfll et Pops (C) _(60) Guest: B 9 Ci) a;, Wonderful Wortd of erlctn soprano Verontca Tyler. Ofaney (e) {60) (R) "Menace on 0) lr1n TNtro (60) the Mountain." Concluilon. Mitch 10:30' WOtld To•rrow (C) (30) Vo1el atar1 11 1 youn1 boy who la DIVld frost Pl'ntnh (C) (60) determined to help uve his f1m-• ninkll Howtrd.'' lly's home from 1 aroup of Army II) bttltJn kulllm1n (C) (30) deserters In the post·Clvll Wer pt· 11:0011 ~ Ntw1 (C) rlod. Patricia Crowley and Charles Newa (C) Aldman co-star. ttl rtl of Tomorrow (C) fJ Million $ Movie: (C), ''Diii 'M' • Wllll1111 F'. Buckley (C) for Murder" (mystery) 54 -R1, Ofal ltobtrtl (C) Mi111nd, Gr1e1 J<elly, Robert Cum· · Somttlllftl £1se: "l'he Hidden mlnas. John Williams. Hu&bend emlruiway." plans murder of unf1ithful wife. 11:30 II Movie: (C) "M1rJori• Mon1ln1• m Pnsport to Tr1Vel (C) (30) stir" (dr1m1) '57 -Nat1li1! Wood '"'Amazing Venezuela." Gene Kelly, Martin Miiner. ' m Volct of the Hour (30) I Sund.!l Tonlfht Show (C) (R) @I!) Qued for lift (30) @ CJ) a> rfewt (C) 1;00 f) '9 (I) Ed Sulllnn (C) (60) Movie: '1'lte lrot1 Curtlln" (dra· (lij Pattll>age, little Anthony and ma '48-Dana Andrews, The Imperials, B.J. Thomu, Robert m Movie: ''Tiit Grt1t Din Petch" Klein, ind Norm Crosby auest. (dr1ma) '48--0onnis O'J<etfe. D ROLLER GAMES-Live! (C) iJ ~ lnlipt (C) * T·BIRDS vs. DETROIT 11:4s'MH~~:..:~~=:~~ ~.~~rt Ven D Roller G1m1s (C) (2 hr) T·Blrda i1nce." James Cr1i1. vs. Detroit Devlls. 12:00 Hour of Power (C) D C,W. CJ) tih Tiie f'll (C) (60) Movie: "Man on a Tiafltrope" {Ir) 'The Demr." Erskin'-1oes un-rem1) '53-fredrlc M1tch, Terry dercover IS a truck driver. Moore, Gloria G11h1me. m Movie Grttt1: "The Gunfi&tlttr" 1 :00 R Movie: "£1ctpe rro111 lttd (Western) '50-Greaory Peek, Karl bd" (western) '5a-Brlan Donlevy, Malden, Helen Westcott Ji C. Fllr,pen. I He Said, Site Said (C) (30) 1pt1• 111 fr .. ly (C) Theatrlc1I httem for llvina (30) hector Al•n Schnelder cuesta. Seltdtd FN111 (C) Cl% hr) 11J Movie: ''MapHlctnt boll" (dre· Ctrrousel Mtxktno (30) m1) '46 -Glnpr Roaers, David 1:30 B ID m Biii Colby (C) (30) Niven, Bur11u Mertdltll. (lf) "A [oven Qu1rrel." Chet kin· 2:00 IJ MIC N...,rvlct (C) c1id attempts to halt the inter. 2:30 Newa/lin U• Tiiis D1, (C) 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS $1.00 .......... Moy be used on envelopes os return addreu 1abels. 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Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 O (C) "Dtstry" (western) '55 - Audie Mu111hy, Mari Blanchard. 9:00 R "Ats" and fanw," (drama) '43-Charies Boyer, Edward G. Rob· lnaon, Barbara Stanwyck. 9:30 fJ (C) "Blondie's Anniversary" (comedy) '48-Penny Sinaleton, Al· thur Lake. m "Slave Ship" (adventure) '37- MTckey Rooney, Wall1ce Beery • 1:00 It '1111 Scar1tt Empress" (drama) '34-Mariene Dietrich, Sam Jaffe. m (C) "Catherine of RlllUI" (dra- m•) '62 -Hildeaerde Neff, Seralo fantoni. 2:00 6 (C) "Blood Alie'" (adventure) 'SS -John Wayne, L1uren Bacall, Anita Ekbera. ~ V f N I ~J G 6:00 6 Bia News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 MIC NtwMrvict (C) (60) Tom Can You Top This? (C) (30) ;, der. Six O'Clod Movie: (C) "Action the Tialf'' (adventure) '51-Van Johnson, Martine Carol, Se1n Con· nery, Herbert Lom. All Arntfican in Greece smuQ1es people out of Communist Albania. I Abbot and Costello (C) (30) Tiit FlintstontS (C) (30) Stir Trell (C) (60) ABC Evenlna Ntwl (C) (30) ~at'a Ntw (C) (30) "The LiY· in& World," ''The Quiet Man" and "National Part." I m CIS ft1tt (C) (30) GVheadl Unli111ited I Musial• 1(30) Pueblo sin Esperanza (30) Wlnp to Advtntltrt (C) (30) T11tro dt In £atrll1n (30) Callopina Gottl'Mlt (C) (30) &:20 9 CI) Wt.ti.tr (C) Maree St.ilu. &:lO 0 The Vlraieia Grau• Sllow (C) {ro) Maaon Williams and Nicholas Johnson 1uest. • Can~ld Camera (30) ~ favorite Martian (30) Pmy Mason (60) NIC NlptfJ News (C) (30) : w for the 70s (C) (30) Jan11y Wills (guest star Gloria Foster). a blind girl once helped by Linc (series star Clarence Williams Ill) invites '1im up to meet the man she plans to marry, in "Return to Dark- flt'JS-Return to Light," on the A BC T t!levfJion Nt!twork's The Mod Squad, Tuesday at 7:30 PM. (Miss Foster is the wife of Mr. Williams Ill i11 re"I life.) m "Down Mlslourf Way" (mystery) 'l6 -Roscoe Ates, Martha O'DriS· coll. 4:30 6 (C) "Jolwn Slnp A&aln" (dra· ma) 'SO -Larry· Parks, Barbara Hale, William Demarest. m My flVOfitt Martian (30) • Pltttm for Uvin& (30) Notlc.ltro 34 (C) (60) • The Desert Report (C) (30) Jack Latham. ail Santa Rosa cit Lima (30) &) A World Apart (C) (30) MARV GROVER: THAT DREAMY BLONDE ,.,. 10 "Who is that dreamy blonde who's al· ways in a bikini?" This question from a red blooded American male is typical of viewers' queries concerning the anonymous mad- caps who brighten the blackouts be· tween the longer stories on ABC's Love, American Style (Fridays, 10 PM). Well, sir and others, That Dreamy Blonde is Mary Grover. Besides her gift for glorifying a bikini, Mary is a dra- matic actress, comedienne, singer, danc- er, and plays a mean piano. At UCLA, she performed leadin~ roles in musical comedies, as well as an opera, including ''La Boheme'' and "The Marriage of Figaro." Her professional singing career began with the Roger Wagner Chorale. It was her outstanding performance in "Candide" for the UCLA Professional Theater Group that led to her selection for the lead role of Julie Jordan, opposite Robert Goulet, in the ABC special, "Carousel. .. She has appeared on various TV va- riety shows, but says her most gratifyi ng experience so far, because of the re- sponse of servicemen, was a six-week USO tour of Viet Nam, Thailand, Japan, Okinawa, Guam and Hawaii. And here's a tip fo r young ladies who think that success in the entertainment world comes from being seen at the right drug 'tore lunch counter at the right time. Mary spends from eight to twelve hours a day. when not "working," in singing, dancing and acting lessons and in train· ing with Actors Studio West. 7:001J CIS Ewtnl11 Ntn (C) (30) &I!) fislltr F1111ily (30) 8 m NBC Nllfltly NtwS (C) (30) el El Show dt M111rido Cimts David Brinkley, Frank McGee, John (e) (60) Chancellor. l!7'!'I c 30) o What's My Lint? (C) (30) Henry W!I Estrell11 in Miami ( ) ( Morain, Anita Gillet and Bert Convy 9:00 6 \9 ri1 Mayberry R.F.D. (C) auest. (30) An OTd dowser claims he can t Lon Lucy (30) find water on Sam's farm. Douglas tut Ult Clo<* (C) (30) V. Fowley auests. (6) Monday Show (C) C2 hr) 0 FANTASTIC SHIRLEY rlum for 1 Spy." Roberft Stack. * All THE WAY! Felicia Farr. tii) On Campus (C) (30) "What It 0 Footli&flt Flvt (C) (60) "The Is, Is Rugby." Highlighted is 8 Shirley Bassey Show." Noel Harri· ruaby match between Occidental son and Laurindo Almeida guest. Colle1\1 and Cal State L.A. fE NET Joum1I (C) (60) "China In I Trulli or Conaequencts (C) the '70s." Discussion by a panel lulst Hie llvln1 Word (C) (30) of four colleae professors and for· Sillplt111tfttt Marla (55) Novela. mer Vice President. Hubert Hum- That Girl (C) (30) phrey. Moderator 1s Harrison E. 7:30 tJ Qi Ci) Ciunsmokt (C) (60) (R) Salisbury of lhe New York Times.. "The War Priest." Kitty is kid· g;) Outreach Unlimited /Alm (C) napped and held hostage by Apache {30) war priest Gregorio (Richard An· GE) Netacha (60) Novel1. derson). 9:30 tJ Qt Cl) Doris Day (C) (30) (R) 0 m My World end Welcome to The publisher of "Tod1y's World" It (C) (30) (R) '1he Mea·Culpa arrives unexpectedly In Sen Fran· Bit." Lydie suffers • broken arm clsco. Edward Andrews guests. when her tether cheses her from ,;,i ft'l News (C) (30) his study. -u:1 H The Movie Ci11111 (C) (30) g;) Musicalt/Putor's Dtsll (i1) CI) al It Takes I Thief (C) {30) (60) {R) '1he Suzie Simone Caper." ~ Revista Muliul (30) Al'~ ~Ian to steal a Suzie . Simo~e 10:00 tJ a (j) I l'IC1~ I "State of tll p11~tin1 for the SIA pits him Judiciary" Addrw , Clllef Jufllct against con woman .Charlene Burier (C) (60) The Chief Justice (Chuck) Brown. Sunn Saint Jamu will speak before a meeting of the auests. American Bar Association and a fJ Mil(ion $ Mtvlt: (C) ''TIM Co~· panel discussion will follow. mind" (adventure) '54~uy Madi· 0 m son, Joan Weldon, James Whitmore. News (C) (60) The story of the war which resolved fJ Call of the West (C) (30) the possession of the territory (0 Burh's l1w (60) known today as Wyomin&. fil) Firln& Une (C) (60) (R) At Truth or Conaequencn (C} (30) Br.ck . Panther Movement" 15 ~:~ F~'!°h' ~~~ (30) "Lamb ~ Tru Vidas Dlatintu (30) Stew ts French Too." tiI!) Tele-Cinema Arrentlno (2 hr) €ID Selected Alm (C) (30) 10:30 0 cm CV m Now (C) (30) '1he @!) Estate dt Amor (30) Eye Of the Storm." 7:55 aii) Cuution dt St1undos fJ Twillpt Zon1 (30) 8:00 0 m Monder Theatr1 (C) (30) m Ml Maestro (30) "~hree Coins In a Fountain." Cyn· 11:001J ~ (j) m News (C) th111 Pepper, Joanna Moore and Yvonne Crai& star as three &iris 0 @ @ m News (C) living in Rome. 0 Ont Step Beyond I Divorce Court (C) (30) O @ Cl) News (C) To Tell th• Trvth (C) (30) ~Theatre 9: "The Mitt" (drama) Wor1d Prt11 C) (60) ' 1-St rt Wh 't M ' S h II Th• Story (C) (30) ~a 1 man, aria c e , Pandorema (30) Rod Steiaer. 8·05 ~ul Trea Patlnta (25) m Movie: "The Smallest Show on 9:30 llt) Cl) The Lucy Show (C) (30) urth" (comedy) '57-Vlralnla Mc· ' (R) Guest Wayne Newton plays 1 Kenna, Bill Travers. Peter Sellers. farm boy who warbles only to the -He S.ld, Sh• S1ld (C) animals in the barnyard until Lucy : World Press (C) (R) discovers him. · let's M1kt a Dt1I (C) (30) 0 @ @ m NBC Monday Movie: 11:15 @(J) Cinema 17: "Counter At· ;;'Fhe Train" (drama) '65-Burt tack." Lancaster, Paul Scofield, Jeanne 11:30 I Qi) Ci) Merv Griffin (C) Moreau. The French Resistance plots . @ (6J m Johnny Carson (C) to keep a trainload of French art Movie: •'file Conlcan Brothers" treasures from being transported to (drama) '41-0oualas F1irbanks Ir .. Germany. Akim Tamiroff, Ruth Warrick. I lint Cir~ Thutre (30) 0 ® Dick Cavett (C) (jjj Cl) W ABC Monday Movie: (0 Movie: ''The fore1111n Went to ( ) "Hostile Guns" (western) '67-fr1nce" (dram•) '42-Robert Mor· George Montgomery, Yvonne De· fey Constance Cumminas Gordon Carlo, Tab Hunter, Brian Don· Jadkson. ' levy, ~ohn Russell. A U.S. marshal 1:00 tJ Movie: "P1nhandle" (drama) runs into troubl.e as he takes a '49-Rod Cameron, Cathy Downs. waaonload of pnsoners across the Reed Hadley. badland.s of Teus. 8 fJ Ntw1 (C) m David frost Show (C) (~) Ba~· m Movli: "lady from Lisbon" bara Walters, John Aklr, Sister HI· (mystery) '47-Jane Carr Francis llfy and Roberta Flack guest. L Sullivan ' m Real Tom Kennedy (C) (60) Bob . · . . Crane, Fearlin Husky and Teresa 1:15 0 Community Bulletin Board (C) Graves ruest. 2:30 tJ News/Give Us This Day (C) I In-Studio Guests: KNBC News Louis Armstrong broke into a chorus of •·Sleepy Time Down South" ... old soldier Omar Bradley thoughtfully recalled the past ... William P. Buckley, Jr., and Bob Hope spoke up for the Right . . . and an anary young Maoist from Berkeley def ended student revolutionaries. All were among more than 3SO newsma1cers who have appeattd as in4tudio guests of Robert Abernethy on the 5:40 PM sepnent of K.NBC's early evenina news program in the past year and a half. The feature is thought to be unique in the nation. Live inter- views during a regular news progTam have been done before but . oot every night, as far as KNBC News mana,emcnt can determioe.. There have been senators, governors, aovernmental ol'ftc:jals of every rank and stripe . . . a psychic . . . Los /\naeles County's official witch . . . and a convicted murderer who escaped from a Mexican prison. "Wo attempt to ,et people who are in the news •.. at the time they are i,. the news.'' says Abernethy. "We try to anticipate these thin~ as much as possible. ~ "When we first started, we had no idea whether we could ~et someone to come in every night and $till maintain a high quality of auesta But somehow we've manaeed to do it," he uys, addins G,n, Omar Bradlty, (/tfl)-Ont of mort than J.SQ 1uut1 inttrvltwtd by ntwsea.stu Robtrt A bunt thy on tht S;40 PM stgmtnt of the KNBC Ntws. that much of the credit goes to KNBC New Researcher Helen Johnson, who spends most of her day lining up Interviewees. The interviews last about six minutes and Abernethy spends at at least two hours each afternoon preparing for them. His favorite interviewees are the wily, old pros-the Je Unruhs, Sam Yortys and Max Ratrertys. "They seem to thrive on the tough, hard questions. It's as thouah they want to show that they can not only handle the quc tions but turn them to their advantage as well." Among Abcrnethy's most memorable interviews: Bobe Hope for the flr.st time speakina out against war dissenters. "The biggest re ponse we've ever had," he says. (The calls and letters overwhelmingly supported Hope.) Louis Armstrona recalling serious illneSSC$: "Well, I'm just proud about goin1 into intensive care twice, you know, and looking right at Gabriel and he callina me, .. aaid Satchmo. "He wants to do a duet with me, but J said, 'No, Daddy, your unjon card ain't straiJbt. I better wait a bit.'" When the interview ended with Armstrona rasping out "Sleepy Time Oown South," the usually blue tudio crew broke into applause ... as did Abernethy. "We're saving that tape, pouibly for use in an obit," says Abernethy, adding a tribute to Satchmo's durat>ility, •• ..• his or mine." , ... 11 TUESDAY AUGUST 11 For mornin& and afternoon ffstinp, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day' 1 movies. DAYTIME MOVIES l;30 O '11lt Mia...,. (comedy) '51- Donald O'Connor, Piper Llurie. 9:00 0 .. HaHY~O·LuctJ" (musical) '43 -Miry Martin, Dick Powell. ,..30 fJ (C) "Atlh In tM laad ot dtt Cjdtpl" (adventure) '61-Mltehell Gordon. m ''TIM TftftJ ,.It" (comedy) '44 -Bemard Miles, Rosamund John. 1:00 II '11lt Affairs ti Susan" (com· edy) '45-Joan rontalnt, Georre Brent, Walter Abel. m HPtffs After Dart .. (drama) '43 -Geof'le Sanders. Brenda Marshall, Ptlillp Dom. t.'00 D "Tiit lhllhll ae,Mnt" Ouvt· nlr.) '62-Molly Madi, Helmut Schmid. m "l'U Sell .., Ufa" (mystery) '41-Michul Whalen. Rose Hobart. 4:30 I) "Ntvtr • Doll Mo111ent" (com· edy) ·~rred M1cMurray, Irene OunM, Andy Devine. F v r N I N r; 6:00 fJ Ila Ntw1 (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. D MIC Nnle'*t (C) (60) Tom Snyder. 11 Cati Yee Tep Tllb? (C) (30) 0 Sil ~ .... ; (C) "Shit· 1en Witt• Wt Mitt" Part I (dra· ma) '60-«irk Douslu. Kim Novak. 81rb1ra Rush. A talented 1n:hittcl Is tom between his home, his ca- reer 1nd his extra·m•rltal 1ff1ir. I Abbott •n4 c..tello (C) (30) Tiie f1intltont1 (C) (lO) Star Tr.t (C) (60) Cl) AIC Eveailt Newt (C) (30) -.rs New (C) (30) "LMna Wor1d," "Quiet Man," and "Nation· 11 Peru: I~ CIS NIWI (C) (30) l tf'-; ;;;;:; Ttatrt de las &trtllai (30) C1llopin1 Courlltt (C) (30) Graham Kerr. 6:20@ CI) Weatller (C) Mara• Stiles. 6:30 I) Vir&inil Cra~• Slw (C) (60) Lucille Ball, Teresa Graves, Doris Lilly and Don Allen guest. Can4id Canttrl (30) 00 fworitt Martila (30) 1 ''"' ,...... (60) 6 NBC Nlifitty News (C) (30) : Llw for the '70s (C) (30) (I) MJ favorite Martian (30) • Pltt.na for lM•& (30) Notkitro 34 (C) (60) • TIM De•rt Report (C) (30) Jack Lathem. ES Santa Rosa de Liu (30) '&) A World Apart (C) (30) 7!00 fJ CBS £venln1 ..... (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. 0 m NBC Nl1htt1 News (C) (30) VICTOR-Darren M cGavin, starring a.r a racing driver, re- ceive.r victory congrarulations from Juliet Mills, who plays his wife, in "The Challengers," exciting story of Grand Prix racing. on The CBS Tuesday Night Movies Tuesday at 7:30 PM in color on CBS. (Rebroadcast) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEl<, AUGUST 8, 1970 David Brinkley. Frank McGee, John dance by the Greek National Folk Chancellor. Dancers. 0 WMt'a My Unt? (C) (30) Henry Im fislw ft•llJ (30) Morpn, Anita Giiiett ind Bert @!) lA Conatltladon (60) Convy auest. 9:00 II @ Cl) m NBC TutsdaJ Movie: 11 love Lucy (30) ~ "Slvap ft••PI•'' (R) (adven· Beat the Cloct (C) (30) ture) '63-Robert Taylor, Ron Ran· (i) ll'lftdtd (C) (30) dell, Marc Lawrenc:t, Ty Hardin, fop fer Hta~ (30) Firming Rcnend• Monteros. An officer in and reaalning muscle tone. ch•rae of • lonely Alaentlne outpost I CJ) Tnitll or Con1tqutnces (C) In the late 1800's must deivst 1 Cirist UM Uvl111 Word (C) (30) way to keep his men from desertina. SilQlelHfttt Maril (55) D Pllfbty Aftlr Datt (C) (60) Tllat Girl (C) (30) Frlnkie Laine, The Cowsills, Sue 7 30 .-~ ~ CBS T ... M •-(C) Raney and Marty Allen auest. : ~ ue-ay ov .. : fJl) NET festival (C) (90) ''In the "The ha len1ers" (R) (adventure) Name ol Allah." James Mason nar· '70--Sean Garrison, Darren McGav· rates this documentary examination in, Nico Minardos, Anne Baxter, ol Islam which includes recitations Susan Clark. Two top·rankina race drivers battle for the Grand Prix from the Ko,.n and the sifhts of raci~title. the city of Fes. II (iJ m I Dr•• .. Jeannie I Outrtldl Unli111lttd/fi1111 (C) (C) ( 0) (R) "Jeannie ind the Cu· ( ) rlous Kid." Jeannie ind Tony baby· ES Nltldl1 (60) sit for a boy who accidentally dis-9:30 fJ a Cl) Th• Governor Ind J. J. covers Jeannie's ma&k power. (C) (30) (R) J. J. seeks to block O Tiit Movie CHlt (C) (30) Mi· construction of a cross·town free- yoshl Umeki, Rod Ser1in1 and Ar1enei w that her father favors. Golonkl compele 111inst Martin • m Ntw1 (C) (30) Landau. Kaye Stevens and Richard • MUaicalt/hator's Dea (30) Lone. Music.a J EstreHa.s (C) (30) 0 (17.) (I) Q) Mod Squid (C) (60) 10:00 R i9 Cl) The W-lld, Wiid West (C) (R) "Return to Darkness, Return (60) West and Gordon are con· to Ueht." Gloria Foster (Mrs. Clu-fronted by a lovely but lethal e!'Ce Williams 111) auests as • blind woman (Madlyn Rhue) and 1 pool i•r1 plannlna to marry a man who of bollina acid. is not what he appears to bt. I ; News (C) (60) fJ Million $ Movie: (C) "Str1ne1 Cl)'&) Marcus Welby, M.D. Lady In Town" (dr1m1) '55-Greer ( ) ( 0) (R) "Go Get 'Em, Tiaer." Garson, Dana Andrews, Cameron Dr. Steven Kiley befriends a former Mitchell. Santa Fe, 1879 •.. A employer who is 1 reformed drur beautiful lady finds love and ad· addict, placine himself and Dr. Wei· venture when she joins her brother by In an awkward position. Jack in Santa Fe. Albertson auests. • m Trutll or Con1tquencu (C) (30) I Calf of Ille West (C) (30) PtrTJ Mason (60) llrkt's Ln (60) The TOJ That Grew Up (75) • Trn Vidas Dist.lntH (30) "lady Wlndermere's Fan." Ronald • Festival Mexicano (60) ~Iman stars in .the, first film ver· 10:30 fJ Twillpt ?Alnt (30) sion of Oscar Wride s play. Ell) S,.Cutation (C) (60) "A Con· @I!) S.ltdtd Fihn (C) (30) verution With Federico Fellini." m utara dt Amor <3o> 1 .. 1 .... str0W30> 7:55 ES Cutstlon dt S.pndos 11:00 . Dom . News (C) a:oo D tU m Debbie RtJDOlda <C> U M 0£BU . BIG ACTION (30) (R) "How ~o succeed In the * FROM FRI. GAME! ~t~~ Market Without Really Try· O R11111 Action (C) Hi&hli&hts of ine. When Debbie and Charlotte 11mes played by the Los Angeles become stockholders. the market Rims durina their 1970 season. lsuff~~· Court (C) (30) fJ Theatre 9: "Str1n11rs in Ult t:°.f':1 the Trutll (C) (30) CitJ''. (drama) '62-Robtrt Gentile, Camilo Dela•do. • full Gospel Businessmen (C) m Movie: (C) "W11at!" (horror) ~)Ctiucllo Anll• t (C) (30) ·&>-o1hll1 Lavi, Christopher Ltt. ~ "' I Ht Seid, Sht Saki (C) l :OS ES Hit def Momento (60) (I) 9 (6) Cij Cf) News (C) 1:30 D ~ 00 m Julia (C) (30) (R) . l.et'aM1llt • Deir (C) "Saras Second Part" Conclusion. 11:15 1 CI) Cinema 17: "Lovers on a Sara sets out to make actina 1 11· htrope." Annie Gerardot. career by playine dead bodies. Di· 11:30 ! Cl) Merv Critfin (C) an1 Sands, Peter Haskell and Sugar · @_) m Johnny Carson (C) Ray Robinson auest. ovle: "Black Ma&ic" (mystery) Q One-Man Sllow (C) (30) Scoey · rson Welles, Akim Tamirofl. Mitchlll is featured. Nanez_ Guild. 0 @ (])'&)ABC Movie of tht 0 W Dick Cavett (C) Wffll: (C) ''The Youn1 Country'' (R) 18 Movie: "Jennifer" (drama) 53- (westem) '70-Roaer Davis. Walter Howard Duff, Ida Lupino. Brennan, Joan Hackett, Wally Cox. 1:00 R Movie: "In tltt NIVf' (comedy) Pete Duel. A rollickina story of the '41-Abbott and Costello, Dick Pow· adventures of a footloose youna ell, The Andrews Sisters. gambler's search for the owner of I 0 Ntn (C) • mysteriQus fortune. Co11t11tunlty BullttJn Boatd (C) m O.vld fr9st Sllow (C) (90) Movie: "furn of UM Tide" (dra· m Real Tom Kennedy (C) (60} ma) '41-Geraldlne Frtzaerald, John Alchie Campbell, Betty Walker and Garrick. Earth's Disciples auest. 2:00 m Ail·Nlpt Sllow: "In Name fD I lfic!AL I Dances of Crttce Only," "The Blue Limp" and "The (30) Greece's ancient and con· Last W1rnin1.'' ,..... temporary culture Is expresaed in 2:30 II News/Civt Us This 0., (C) n e .e A NEW LOOK FOR 'MISSION' 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil work special, "Cinderella." an old girl friend has not lost 11 On Mission, she will play the her crush on him. role of Dana Lambers, an ac-In another episode, Paris is tress and singer who takes as-captured by his Cf\emies, sub- signments with the IMF. jected to an unusual surgical Miss Warren is introduced to procedure and disoriented psy- the series in the first episode of chologically m order that he the sea'ion when Phelps renews may be "programmf'd" to liqui- an acquaintance with her and date his friend and associate, recruits the girl for a difficult Phelp~. assignment as the team attempts In still another, the team to break up a syndicate of dan-travel11 to Japan to trap a'killer, gerous pill-pushers. and Nimoy, disguised as a Jap- Miss Warren's vocal talents anese performer, docs a Kabuki will be shown off in the episode, dance. with Paris accompanying her on Mission has one of the most guitar. (Nimoy does not fail bis facile and versatile prop-special musicianship; he has been play-effects operations in television ing the guitar for eight years and today. has, incidentally, recorded five Week after week, their un- i !~~~~!_--~~~~~L.:a:lb:u:m:s~.~)----------. limited ability to improvise 1.: makes the Impossible Missions Force look likes marvels of in- genuity as well as models of coordinated teamwork. PETER GRAVES Mission: Impossible enters its fifth ~cason this fall with a new time period and a new look. Mission, one of the mOlit suc- cessful and durable of the ac- tion-adventure shows, is shaking itself up after a long run as a late evening rrogram and hoping 10 find itsel a larger, younger audience in its new, 7: 30 PM, Saturday night time slot. The regulars who made this C BS Television Network pro- gram return en masse for the September 19 premiere date; Peter Graves as the redoubtable Jim Phelps; Leonard Nimoy as Paris, the clever master of dis- guises; Greg Morris as Barney, the ingenious fellow who has a way with electronic devices and Pe1er lupus, !he man with all the muscles. And !hey will be joined by 1wo young newcomers 10 the cast, !he attractive and versatile Lesle.y Warren, and rugged-look- ing Sam Elliott. Miss Warren, of course, is well known to television audi- ences for The Carol Burnett Show and many Hollywood-ori- ginatcd film series, including Gunlimoke, The Name of !he Game, Run for Your Life, Mod Squad and others. Miss Warreo also earned a reputation on the New York musical comedy stage for her show-stopping dance number, "little Red Hat," in the show, "110 In The Shade." On the New York stage, she also appeved in "A Sign of Affection" and "Drat The Cat." LEONARD NIMOY Joining the cast for six of the first 13 episodes is Sam Elliott, a six-foot, two inch actor who was under contract to Twcntierh 'Century-Fox for two year~. El- liott, who is only 25. and Miss Warren, who is even younger, give the Impossible Missions Force a new. younger look for 1970. In addition to the new faces on Mission: Impossible, there has been a studied effort to loosen up--or "humanize" the characters more. For example, at least one epi- sode will be devoted to each of the Mission characters, with considerably more than a cur- sory examination of his back- ground. As soon as the production staff disscctli the script and GREC MORRIS draws up a list of technical re· quirements, a team of experts is ready to take on the project. And despite the title of the series, special care is taken to make sure that the "mission'' actually is "possible." "We consult with technical experts to verify that the me· chanical and psychological ruses are, in fact, possible, because tht succco;11 of the series is largely dependent on the credibility of the complex maneuvers of the IMF," creator and executive producer Bruce Geller said. tional and frequently startle the people who manufacture the real things. In oo~ episode, mechanical claws were used through a safety shield to handle the trigger mechanism for a hydrogen bomb. Mission technicians went to a local aerospace company and sludied drawinp and pic- tures of the intricate claws, each ol which cost $70,000 and seven months to make. They built two working me- chanical claws at Paramount in ten days for about $2,800, and acros~ace officials refused to be- lieve 1t could be aone until they came to the studio to sec the claws in action. And when a famous space re· search center like Caltech' kindly lets you use their special elevator for an e~isode and you hate to keep asking them, what do you do? Why, you simply build your own; designed, assembled and in operation in three days in- stead of the three weeks in normally takes for the commer· cial construction and installation of an elevator. And thi~ is unlike any other elevator, with a special silent motor for filming, walls hinged in five places so that cameras and performers are able to fit and film from unusual angles and other features that make it a valuable permanent commod· ity for future use. It becomes obvious that the onscreen Impossible Missions Force would be hard /ut to match the miracles pulle off as a matter of course by the off- stage IMF as they await the challenge of next season's scripts. At 17, Miss Warren was the star of the CBS Television Net- There is, to cite one early episode, a litory in which Phelps returns to his old home town to attend to some personal business aod becomes embroiled in a murder mystery and flndll that Each show poses a dilTerent problem; some are major in re- quirements and might be classi- fied as exotic or heavy industry. -------------The solutions are always func-PETER WPUS , .. 13 W E DNESDAY AUGUST 12 For mornin1 and afternoon listlnp, please see DAY- TIM E PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 O (C) Hflllllff Pastia" (adventure) ·~Jeff Chandler, Rhonda Flem- Jy. .... ~ 9:00 U .. Hetlf t_.riar' (mystery~ '38 -Isa Miranda, Ray Milland. J. Carroll Naish. &1 Can YM Tep 11111? (C) (30) Sl\elley Borman, Jerry Van Dyke, Morey Amsterdam and Richard Daw· $On cuest. 0 Sil O'caoc. MO¥io: (C) "Stran• am Wiien We Mott" Part II (dra- ma) '60-f(lrt Doual•S. Kim NOYak, Bubara Rysh. Ernie Kovaei, Walter Matthau. A talented architect. al- thouah married to an attractive wife, fells In love with en un· Ila pily married nelahbor. • Abbott I Costello (C) (30) TIM F1i11tlttMS (C) (30) Stlf Tr-' (C) (60) (!) AIC Evonln& NtWI (C) (30) : Wtiat't Now (30) (1) CIS Nows (C) (30) • OutlMCll Unli1111ted/Musltal1 ( (30) P\Mblo sin ~raim (30) • W111dtr1at (C) (30) • Teetro dt las Eltrtllu (30) 9:30 O ""'-Wutrat" (drama) '62- Van Heflin, Ellie Lambettl. m "fir1t Yank Into Tot,." (ad- venture) '4S-Tom Neal. • Callopln1 8ourmtt (C) (30) 6:ZO (i) Weather (C) Marge Stiles. 6:30 Yliltnia Craha111 Sllow (C) (60) 1:00 0 ... .....,., MillloM (comedy) 'l>-oennis O'Keefe, Helen Welker, June HIYOC. m "11 Old Chlcaro" (drama) '38- Tvion e Power. Alice Faye. Z:OO C) ••at.ct Widow" (mystery) • lnaer Roiers, Van Heflin. dl "Mobs. Inc." (drama) 'SS--Re.ct Hadley, Marjorie Reynolds. 4:30 tJ (C) ....,.. Mo111baa" (ad- venture) '57-COmel Wilde, Donna Reed, Leo Genn. Art Bucllw1ld, Miit K1men, Gisele M1cKenzie. Dick Kleiner discuss ESP. • • c.nc1kt ea .. ,. (30) 1 Ptny Mason (60) ~Favorite M1rtlan (30) 6 NIC NlpU, Newt {C) (30) : Law ftt th• 70s (C) (30) C1) My ravont. M•rtiaft (30) • fittem for lMn& (30) Notidtfo 34 (C) (fiO) . Tltt Duert Report (C) (30) • • Slnta Rosa dt Um• (30) A World Aplft (C) (30) I V F N I N C 6:00 ! Iii Ntn (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. · l(J(IC NewMrv~ (C) (60) Tom yd er. 7:00 CIS £vonlt:Nows (C) (30) m MIC Ni y News (t) (30) Wilt's My e? (C) (30) lWIY STY US & COL OU ~ IAIY lllE SlllLAI YlllES· COIE EAILY I Love Lucy (30) ·o..r cl &M J" oy--l.esl to Pay' &nel &ttYI »osso 's 153·~·~1 ~:.:::..=-fl :I,~CAUIT WAllHOUSI .... ""'' 11800 CARDINAL CIRCLE ..... J. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WED<, AUGUST 8, 1970 I hat tllt Clocl (C) (30) ill Sonrlw (C) (30) (6) Hip and Whd (C) (30) 9:00 R ta Ci) Medical Center (C) (60) iiiferfac. (C) (30) "Man Ampli-(lij Dr. Toe G1nnon suspects that tiers." Dr. Ralph Mosher of General a sightless teenager (Heidi Veuahn) Electric discusses "cybernetic an-is sufferlna from hysterical bllnd -thropomorphous . machines," ma-nest. chines that can duplicate many of D t1) CI) m Kratt Music Hall (C) man's physical 1billtles. (bO) "The Des O'Connor Show." I (i) Trutll or Conseq11ences (C) British music hall star Des O'Con· Clirilt the l.Ninc Word (C) (30) nor welcomes guests Jimmie Roda- SlmpiH1111te Mtrla (55) ers. Connie Stevens and Jimmy Ed· net Clrl (C) (30) wards. 7 :30 fJ 9 Cl) Where's Huddlea (C) O (i1) Cl) G) The Everly lrothtrs (30)Anlmated cartoon 1bout two (C} (fiO) Oennis Weaver, Stevie married ~o football players. Wonder, Linde Round$1adt, end 0 ~ l6J m T1le Vlrrlnlan (C) Clair & McMahon auest. {§0) (R) '1he Captive." Susan @Ii) Outrucll Unlimited/Fill" · (C) Strasbera guests as a youna white (30) • girt who poses as an Indian maid. ill Boa dt Meaico (60) 0 The Movie ;ame (C) (30) Mi-a;) Netldla (60) yoshi Umeki, Rod Serlina. Ar1ene 9:30 0 dl News (C) (30) Golonka, Martin Landau. Kaye Stev-Eil) tlit Newslcll M11M (C) (30) ens and Richard Lona guest. folksinaer-muslcal satirist Len U (i1) ffif:E Nanny and the Pro· Chandler joins producer-documen· fellOf (Cf (30) (R) "The Philoso· tator Lew Irwin In e musical look pher's Stone." Nanny's psychology at the headlines. backfires when she &Ives Hel, w~o @Ii) Mmlcale/,aster's Dull (C) ltc:ks confl~ence, I '!One that IS 10:00 I) Cit (J) Hawaii f'rv..0 (C) (60) said to fulfill three wishes for its (R) A scientific cenius (Ed Flanders) owner. disappears from a government lab B Million $ Movie: (C) "Iron Mis· in Washington, D.C .• after discover-tress" (adventure) ·s~-A.Jan Ladd. I b" I I r t ti th t I V1'r0 inla Ma"", Joseph Calleia. Phvl. ng a 10 og ca mu a on 1 s • 1w 1 hostile to every form of life on lls Kitt. Story of the adventures of Earth. Part I of two parts. Jim Bowle. In 1820. D fil 00 a;) Then Came Bronson C4Ml1eq1Mnca (C) (30) (e) {6o) (R) ·111e Gleam of the T1le F1b11lous Slatin: Eaale Mind." Some trouble brushes ( ) ( ) Peter Jennings nar-off on Bronson when he aids a rates program reliving the Selma plxieish character In painting a Freedom March; the Watts Riots; barn. Jay Novello, John Dehner and the murder of Malcolm X; Mrs. d est LBJ's beautification crusade; the ; IStie~:r, fc) (So) Sinatra-Farrow courtship; Church· 0 (I) (l) The Smothers iroth· ill's death; and the blackout in ors ( ) (60) title TnhoorthFe!! Sa (60) (R) I Call of the West (C) (30) o •• ,.e ga Burke's uw (60) Eltlfa dt Amor (30) : Thirteen Aaalnst Fate (60) "The Estafa de ~r (30) 1tness." Pamela Brown stars 7:55 ml Ctieltlon dt Stevndos . Tres Vidas Distintas (30) 1:00 tJ 9 CJ) Co.er Pyte (C) (30) (R) • • Tele-Cinema Esp.no! (2 hr) Straeant Carter pits his complete 10:30 • Twilipt Zone (30) lack of knowledge for the theatre • Mi Maestro (30) acainst the superior knowledge of 11 :00 ! (j) 0) News (C) veteran Broadway producer Dan . @ m News (C) Merrill (Roland Winters). who is e Sttp Beyond • staglna a Navy relief show in Ci7l (I) News (C) Washington. D.C. • Tlitetre 9: (C) "Thief of B•&fl· O Championship Wrutlln1 (C) (2 Id" (fantasy) '61-Steeve Reeves, fir) The Graham Brothers, Jerry Georala Moll. and Billyw.make their debut. m Movie: "We Drive at Dawn'' O (i1) &> 111• Courtship of (drama) '42-Eric Portman, John Eddie's ather (C) (30) (R) '1he Mills. Mod Couple." Mrs. Uvincston quits ~ Ho Said, She Said (C} her job as the Corbetts' house· : I 4,((1eli Address by Chief Jus· keeper when she realizes Tom is ca Warren Bur11r (C) (60) (R) too comfortable and not looking for The Chief Justice of the U. S. Su- • wife. pre me Court· delivers the first State I To Tell the The Truth (C) (30) of the Judiciary message. The Answer 5C> (30) a> l.tt's Make a Deal (C) u Crlad• lien Cri.cla (30) 11:15 @(}) Cinema 17: "Gallant Jour 1:05 ml El Tornillo (55) i e ." 1:30 I) eit (1) Beverly Hillbillies (C) 11:30 ~Ci) Merv Griffin (C) (30) (R)lhe Clampetts keep Shorty · @) m Johnny Car50n (C) (Shug Asher) locked in a bear cage ovie~ ''fiie udy in Question" to prevent him from escaping mer-(drama) '40-Rlta Hayworth. Brien riage to Elvema (Elvia Allman). Aherne, Evelyn Keyes, Irene Rich. 0 @ (I) al Room 222 (C) (30) 0 G) Dick C.vttt (C) (R) "Just Between Friends." Pete G) Movie: "Crooked Cirdt" (dra Dixon and Mr. Kaufman become ma) '58-John Smith. Fay Spain. angry opponents over the Issue of 1:00 iJ Movie: "The Weapo1t" (drama) further overcrowding of classrooms. 'Sf-lizabeth Scott. Steven Coch· m David Frost Show (C) (90) ran, Herbert Marshell. G) Rul Tom Kennedy (C) (60) 0 0 News (C) Jesse White. Linde Ronstadt. and G) Mov1e: ''Th• Colden Glovff Blackstone Jr. guest. Story" (drama) 'SO-James Dunn. Eil) Evenlna at Pops (C) (fiO) (R) 1:15' Community Bulletin ~rd (C) American soprano Veronica Tyler Z:OO All·Nlpt Show: (C) "Jessy," ~sts. " om To Be Bad" and "Incredibly @I:) Fisher Family (30) Strange Creatures." • ) ) n le :) •) .) b r· s n n e 1$ a I ,d ,. 1e fl. JS, ~ .. in II· R) U· 1te JI· C) n" an , .. II) :h tts nn. {C) y," t>ly An NBC News special ex· amining motivations for turn· ing to drugs and programs to stem the rapid increase in youths' drug use will be color. cast on NBC, Monday, August 24. NBC News' award-winning prooucer Lucy Jarvis is film· ing the one-hour documen· tary, which will show in a personal way how motivations to take drugs differ very little among age groups and social classes . "We're going to show the who and the why," Mrs. Jar· vis says. ''The drug problem cuts across all age groups and social classes in every state of the union, and we will cover the whole range." A large part of the pro· gram will be an in·depth case study of a white high school boy who has been on drugs for five years without his parents realizing it. "The par· ents think of themselves as a typical solid American fam· ily," Mrs. Jarvis relates. "It was not until the shock of their son's arrest for push· ing drugs that they realized that something was basically wrong. This film attempts to explore what does go wrong in such a situation. The fam· ily and the drug treatment center cooperated fully in the hope that others may bene- fit." In the ghetto, where drug use can begin as early as age four, the problems and so· lutions are presented through the coverage of a community· based, community.financed action group. Sequences filmed in Salt lake City, Utah, and Phoenix, Arizona, will reemphasize the degree to which drugs have satur· ated the l'lliddle class in an affluent society, according to Mrs. Jarvis. "There will be dramatic illustrations of how drugs have penetrated the junior high and elementary schools as well as the elite private schools." In addition, various ex· perts will comment on the causes of the alienation of youth and their relationship to drug use . Mrs. Jarvis says: "The problem will show that unless the ghetto is re· habilitated, and unless we keep attacking the source of drugs, and unless the youth of America are made to feel that they have a greater stake in their future. the U.S. is in danger of becoming one large detoxification center." Mrs. Jarvis joined NBC News in 1960. Among her award-winning specials are "The Kremlin" (1963), "The Louvre" (which won 14 na· t i o n a I and international awards in 1964-65) and "Who Shall Live?" (1965). She has also done critically· acclaimed programs with Dr. Christiaan Barnard, Nikita Khrushchev, Mary Martin and Pablo Picasso. Her latest · NBC News documentary was "Cry Help!: An NBC White Paper on Mentally Disturbed Youth." broadcast on NBC April 25. Irene Ryan, one of the stars of The Beverly Hill· billies. has been signed by producers Bill ldelson and Harvey Miller for a guest ap· pearance in a segment of Paramount Television's Love, American Style series~ to be filmed for the fall season on ABC-TV. Mitch Vogel. who appeared in the movie "The Reivers," has been cast as a· boy who cracks under the pressure of trying to be a perfect student in "Nobody's Perfect," an episode of Headmaster, new comedy·drama series being filmed at Warner Brothers Studio, Burbank. ~ WHEN YOU WANT IT DONE RIGHT • • • CALL &i ~,._9_,,-ONE OF THE EXPERTS · LIST~D BELOW! ~ Jf1 .. For the TOUCJh JolH and The Fine Jobs-It's DUNN WELL For A Job WeM DOfte! SOIL RE.TA.RDA.NT SHAMPOOS MR. 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Dot.Ible bposatrt" (mystery) 'Il-<:rala Steven5, Erika Rembera. 1:00 n "Mn. Wiw •f tllt Cabb•rt htch" (comedy) '42-Fay Bainter, B1rt>ar1 Britton. Hulfl Herbert. t:JO D (C) "Tiit ll«Untn" (spectac- iTar) '6l-T1ni1 Ela. m "On Dln1tr•u• llround" (mys- ~) '51-lda Lupino, Ward Bond. 1:00 U "MonlCCI" (romance) 'JG-- Gery Cooper, Marlene Dietrich, Adolphe Menjou. m ''JlM hilontr" (comedy) '52- Sir Alec Guinness, Glynnis Johns. Z:OO B "lilly Budd" (classic) '62- RO'bert Ryan. Peter Ustinov. m "L-cJon of Ult Doo11td" (dr•· m1) '58-8111 WllU1ms. Dawn Rich· ud, Kurt Krueaer. •:lO R (C) "Poast Fl'Olll Htfl" (drama) '6i-Audie Murphy, John Saxon. f V I N I N <. &:00 11 •If Ntwt (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. • dlC Newservlce (C) (60) Tom Snyder .. 0 Can Ytu Top Tltls? (C) (30) Shelley Berman, Jerry Vin Dyke, Morey AmJterd1m and Richard Daw· son 1u1st. D Sia O'Clocl Movie: ''flM HouM on TtlllJapli Hill" (dram•) '51- Richud B1seh1rt, V1lentln1 Cor· ten. William Lundi11n, Fay Baker. Displaced per10n. et end of World War II. as.sumes identity of de· cused friend In order to ao to fht U.S. • Abbcltt & Costello (C) (30) Tiit FllntstOMS (C) (30) Stir Trll (C) (60) (f) AIC £vtnini Ntwa (C) (30) i ~·1 New (C) (30) Cl) CIS Ntw1 (C) (30) I' ~)ldl Unll111lttd/Muliul1 Pueblo lln Elptr1nz1 (30) True Adventure (C) (30) T .. lro dt las btrtll•s (30) C1llopfn1 Qoutllttt • (C) (30) 7:20 9 (i)'Wtlttltf (C) M1rae Stiles. 6:301J ~rtnll Qrall111t Show (C) (60) Jecquellne Susann, Miit Kamen. Jen· nlfer Warren and Carmen Falzone uest. Clndlcl Ca••ra (30) ~ fmrit• Martian (30) Ptny M11on (60) NIC NIPtlJ News (C) (30) : w fOf the '70s (C) (30) Ci) My fnoritt Martian (30) i ) Tatt.m for Llvlnr (30) Netldero 34 (C) (60) Tiit Dutrt Report (C) (30) Jack Latham. I Santa ~ dt lime (30) A Wo11d Allart (C) (30) 7:00 . CBS Evtninf News (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. 0 m NBC Niptly News (C) (30) A six-hour, live rocka-fashionthon is slat· ed as a KHJ-TV Special, Friday, August 14 Titled "The Great Put On," the Special will be telecast from JO PM-4 AM. The KHJ-TV edition of "The Great Put On," a joint venture of the station and May Company, California will be an entirely new show combining pop music, film clips, con- tests (hundreds of prizes; including a Datsµn 1200 and a trip for two to New York via TWA, etc.) and what's happening this com- ing fall in youth-oriented fashion. KHJ-TV and radio personalities will al- ternate as hosts. The Real Don Steele is scheduled to get the show off the launching pad from 10--11 PM. where it will soar for six continuous hours. Taking over as emcee from 11 PM to midnight will be the station's Robert W. Morgan, with KHJ Radio's Charlie Tu"a tapped to keep things moving from mid- night to 4 AM . THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, AUGUST 8, 1970 Oevld Brinkley, Frank McGee. John Chancellor. 0 Wlllt'a MJ Lint? (C) (30) Henry "10re1n, Anita Gillet end Bert Convy auest. I Love Lucy (30) lt1t tht ctodl (C) (30) (i) TM A11tric1n West (C) (30) : i51'i1iftr ttle Cultlr (30) ([) Trvtll or Consequences (C) • Cirlst Ole llYitl( WOfd (C) (30) • Sl111pltnttntt Maria (55) • Tlllt Qllt (C) (30) 7:30 ft 9 Cl) family Affair (C) (30) (R} Ida Lupino makes a 1uest •P· peer1nce as a wealthy English wld· ow who otters her handn to Mr. French. 0 e;;, 00 m Dlnlel Boone (C) ~) (R) "Before the Tell Man." D1n;.1 aoone is instrumental In brinainr about 1n underat1ndine between Nancy H1nka ind Tom Lin· coin (Marianna Hiii and Burr De Bennina)-the couple who later be· came the parents of Abraham Lin· coin. 1J Tiit Movie 1i11111 (C) (30) Team members are Miyoshi Umeki, Rod Ser1ina. Arlene Golonka, Martin L•n· dau, Kaye Stevens, and Richard Loni. D @ @ O> Animal World (C) ITT) "Appaloo•." Ho5t 8111 Burrud ducrlbes and demonstrates some of the amazing qualities of the Appaloosa horse. fJ Miiiion S Movie: .. Hlfl 2' Doesn't Answer" (drama) '55--Haye Harereet, Edward Mulhare. Story of four volunteers in the lsr1el-At1b War, 1 man's love, and a &irl's passion for her people. m Truth or Conaequtncts (C) (30) I ''"' Mason (60) Mealt end tllt Buutiful Ma· nt (C) (30) (R) "Exerclsina the Abdomln1ls." @m Stlecttd film (C) (30) @!) Elt1f1 de Amor (30) 7:55 £i) C•stio" dt Strundos 1:00 fJ 3 (j) Happy Days (C) (60) Comedy ind music of the 1930's and '40s. sterrina Bob and Ray, with host Louis Nye. Mester musl· clan Duke Ellineton returns es guest ster tonight. M Ofvorc. Ceurt (C) (30) CiZJ CJ) Q) Tllat 8111 (C) (30) ( ) "The Reunion." Ann learns that she is supposed to hive $360 in the treuury for her hl&h school class reunion-but doesn't. I To Tell tilt Trutll (C) (30) Waallln(lon In Review (C) (30) Cr11tion Runrdl (C) (30) Premier Mow~ (C) (2 hr) "LI mill• y Uno Mu.' 1:05 £i) Ttl•Rtvlstt Muskal (55) l:JO B 9 (i) m lrenaldt (C} (60) (R) ll[lttle Doa. Gone." Chief Iron· .side turns doacatcher. Marsha Hunt ind Leo G. Carroll 1uest. g Boal~ (g (90) cm CVUJ lftffdltd (C) (30) ( ) lifhe Mona Sammy." Endora's &ift of an orieinal Leonardo de Vinti portrait of Samantha'• ereat· 1unt Jeopardizes Darrin's job and m1rrl11e. U) Dnld Frost Sltow (C) (90) gJ. Rt1l T1111 Kennedy (C) (Go) The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Giselle Mac- Kenzie end Joey Vllla euest. m NET f'tlyhust (90) (R) "Un· man, Wittering & Ziao." A sinis· (Continued) creations, which individually express their own ideas and inventive interpretation of fashion in three categories: costume, make- up and headgear. Prizes will be awarded to those who have succeeded in putting to- gether what is "most fun" and not what is most expensive. Interspersed throughout the show will be several "News Whirld" segments, a put on of curren( news events. Voice-over announ- cer will deliver news reports ala the old "March of Time" in style, while viewers watch a film segment of some current news event-i.e., young men shown rushing to their nearest draft board to enlist-with a dissolve to a Charile Chaplin film clip de- picting him being shanghaied aboard a ship. Another "News Whirld" segment, all featur- ing Chaplin in the film clips, will show Southern Californians enjoying a day in the park. The dissolve to Chaplin will show what happens to him i.n the same kind of setting ... The recording artists-all chart toppers -booked to provide music throughout the show are The Strawberry Alarm Clock, who. for the first time on television. will perform a 26-minute concert number, "White Lightning," along with Melanie, Blues Image and The Jackson Five. The groups will perform all their own hits, past and present; will also provide musical ac· companiment for twelve, 3-minute fashion segmentS, sans any descriptive narration. Produced by the May Company, California. the fashion segments will virtually speak for themselves, creating a fast-moving, enter- taining version of what's going to be worn The Straw bury A farm Clock wlll puform u 16-mlnur~ concert rtnd/1/011 o/ ''White Light· i1/11fl." Still another feature will be the appear- ance of people with unusual occupations. A put on of "What's My Line?" in a sense, these guests will actlJally demonstrate how they earn a living. One such is a man who makes homemade noodles. Prizes will be awarded in that contest category, too. Still other prizes will be awarded for those con- testants who have created the most repre- sentative "sample" of today's contemporary art, as long as the art forms are three di- mensional. These entertaining "exhibits" will range from whathaveyou to whatisit? ... ,. 16 this fall. Pre-taped, the fashion segments will be interspersed throughout the show's six-hours; and will be an integral part of the format, not an "interruption." Still other entertainment will be evoked via a visual put on of creative kookerie. Several hundred guys and gals from all over Southern California will appear in their own ter comedy by the late Brilidl play· wrlpt Giles Coo11tr. 1bcMlt e youna teacher who arrives to take over the class of aclloolboys whose former schoolmaster hts Just died In 1 '!!lsterlous ftll over • cliff. w flslw f••lfJ (30) 9:00 R QI (f) CIS Tlturtday Movie: •111t MlfiTon1lrm" (I) (comedy) '61-SOphia Loren, Peter Sellers. Story based on Georre Bernard Sh1w's play about a female tycoon •ho belleYu that her money can purch1se 1n§lna she desires. fJ (ii? CI) · Tom Jonta (C) (60) (ll} Johnny ~ , Minnie Peart, Jean· nie C. Riley end June Certer (Mrs. Johnny Cash) auest. ~ Outretdl Unll•lttd/flh11 (C) ~) N1t1dl1 (60) 9:30 D 9 @ m Dralfltt (C) (30) (lj ~ht Victim." Sat. Frid•y and Officer Gennon invntiaate • serl11 of crimes, inclduln1 two homicides, an armed robbery and a purse in•td'tina. fJ m Ntwt (C) (30) tI!) il"'"uaklle/Putor's Dtlll (C) (30) 10:00 0 eiJ (6) m Th ;ttddlgera (C) {60) MUiTc end comedy starrina Charles Nelson Reilly, the Cold· diuers end Marty Feldman. I m News (C) (60) (i1) (}) m Tltt Survivors (C) ( ) (R) BaYfor Is subpoenltd to testify before the Senate about the Santerre loan. I Cell of the West (C) (30) •• ., ... , uw (60) ' *Pf.fl! Done: flrat Tranacon· ..ta 1 •1 (60) Oocumentuy tracina the l1yin1 of the first trans· continental rails from the East & the West to their meeting point in Utah. ii) Trn V'tcS.s OistlntH (30) GB HofOICIDl>O ctn ti Prof. Horanrtl (30) 10:30 • Twilipt Z.N (30) • Ml Mafftro (30) • i Trn .htJ11n (30) 11:00 ~ &m Ntn (C) • 6 mNewa (C) • tep lt,oftd ~m Ntwt (C) . flit.Ft 9: (C) "TH for Two" musical) ·~ris Oay, Gordon MacRff, Gene Nelson, Eve Arden m Mo.it: "lllctJ Partners" (com· tdY) '40-Ronald Colman, Gln1er Ro1ers. ~ Ht Salcf, Slit Said (C) NET futl¥al (C) (R) "In the me of Allah." I ltf1 Mak• • Deal (C) 11:15 ~Cine.. 17: "A Prlvate's air. ' Sal Mineo. 11:3019 Cl) MtfY ;rlffln (C) @ (iJ m Jollnnr Cira.on (C) Mtvlt: HStranae F1.1cln1ti0n" ( ram•) '52_..uao Haas, Cleo Moore Karen Sharpe, fJ ~ Didi Clvtlt (C) Ci) ihvtt: Htlt Mtnater Tllat Chai· ltnpd tht World'' (scl·li) 'SI-Tim Holl, Audrey Dallon. 1 :oo tJ Movlt: (C) "TM li1 Ital'* (musical) '58--Willi•m Reynolds, Goal Grant. Rose Marie. OONtw1 (C) II) Mowlt: "City of Mis.sine Girts" (mystery) '41-John Atcher, Galt Storm 1;15 &J Co1111n11nltJ l11llttin IG1td (C) l:OO Q) All-NicM Sllow: ·The T1ckman Mystery.'' "Dtstination Unknown" I and "f'orbldden " FRIDAY AUGUST 14 For mornin1 and afternoon llatinp, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 O (C) "Wabadl -..nueff (musical) ·~etty Crable, Victor Mature. 9:0011 "TIM hrftct Marrlap" (drt· m1) '4&-lorelt• Youna. David Nlv· en. 9:30 0 "Blondie's llelMd Event" (com· tij) '42-Penny Sinaleton. Arthur Like. m (C) "Man from Cocody" (dra· ma) 'EiG-Jean Marais. llselotte Pulver 1:00 0 "And the Ancels Sin(' (musl· elf) ''44-0orothy Lamour, Diana C. Fred MacMurray. "Tiit lilbon Stol'J" (1dventure) ' avid f' 1rr1r, Patr1ci1 Burke. 2:00 Q .. ,,_.nt Call frolll I Stranrar" (drama) '52-Guy Merrill, Shelley Winters. II) "Unknown lal8"d" (ac!vtnture) '48-8arton Maclane, Vir1ini1 Grey. '4:30 I) ''Ct11111 Brown" (comedy) '46- Jennifer Jones, Charles Boyer. Peter Lawford. 6:00 fJ !!I News CC) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 ~ (i) m NR. f90tflall (C) (cont1nuecf from 5:30) Baltimore Colts vs. Kansas C.ty Chiefs at l(ansas City. 0 Can Y041 Top Tltls? (C) (30) Shelley Berman. Jerry Van Dyke. Morey Amsterdam and Richard Daw· 10n auest. I fJ St. O'Clock Movlt: "Forty Guns" (western) '57 -Barbara Stanwyck, Barry Sullivan, Dean Jauer. John Erickson, Gene Barry. A beautiful woman lt1ds a bind of forty armed mtn. • Abbott and Costello (C) (30) n. fllntltonn (C) (30) Star Trek (C) (60) (1) ABC Ev1nln1 Newi (C) (30) : ~·, Ntw (C) (30) m C8S News (C) (30) • Mt1cll Unlimlttd/M11slcalt I (30) heblo aln E.191renu (30) Tllllo dt 111 UtrellH (30) ;111opl11r Gourmet (C) (30) Graham Kerr. e:JO 0 Vlrclnia 'r1h1111 Show (C) (60) Tentative auests include Bobby Vin· ton, Archie Campbell ind Carmen F1l1one. e Cendid Camera (30) QI ~favorite M1rti1n {30) C.V PeffJ M11on (60) : Law for the '70t (C) (30) (j) Mr Favorite Martian (30) • Petttrn IOf' llvin1 (30) • Notldero l4 (C) (60) · • Santi ltou de Lima (30) · A World Apart (C) (30) 7:00 CIS tvenlnc News (C) (30) alter Cronkite. 0 ~t'1 Mr Liu? (C) (30) Henry Morain. Anita Glllete and Bert Convy auest. m I Love Lucy {30) ~ INt at a.ct (C) (30) cerned with the sl1yln1 of Mahat· TIM frtttell Qel (C) (30) (R) ma Gandhi. amb Stew Is frtnch Too." II fricllf Mowlt 4 (C) "All tM '1111 I Cl) Tnitll or CHllCIMMU (C) Y.Una C.nnlNll" (dram•) '60-5iitt .. Llrill hd (C) (30) Natalie Wood, Robert WaCJMr, SUlln S1 .. p1t111nt1 M1ri1 (55) Kohner, Peart 81llty, Gaorc• H1mlt· n.t ;irl (C) (30) ton. A backwoods Texan Cirl ltavu 7:30 9 (j) Set Sutt (C) (30) (R) her boyfriend to m1rry a rich M11 roes to worlt for 1 numry Teun's ion. suspected of pla nttna "bup" In (6) Cineu 11 (C) (2 hr) owner (John Van DrHl1n) wtio la I Tlt ,_... (= offices at the nation's caplttl. IJiVHt S11dlftd {C) (2 hr) ~The Mw!t Ct .. (C) (30) 1ck-Whlte Viotenct In Hl(tl (W C1) Q) Flytnc N•n (C) (30) School." ( ) "Bertnlle and the Siient Filcka." I Outrtaeft Unlh111tff/flfM (C) Sister Bertrllle hopes to raiH money Hor (30) tor th• convent by scrtenlna an old Qne .. 36 (C) (2 hr) "Mother movie starrin& th• order's mother re TI&hts." betty Crable. Dan aeneral. Dalley. Q Mlllloft $ Mowlt: (C) "tut tr a!) Netldlt (60) Eden" (dram•) ·5~J1mes Dun. 9:30 O $ love, A1111r1un SQte (C) Julle Harris. Raymond Massey, Burt (~) (R) "Love and LH Veaa1," Ives. A story of frustrated love eiist· 8111 Dint, Edward Everett Horton, Ina between • f1thor and his two Ann Prentiss; "love and the Cood IM>ns.T_..., °' Con.-ouenca (C) (30) Samerltan," Sandy Baron, Hope Hol· ,.... ..... ld•y: "Love and the M1rria1e (:oijn. f'tny Mallft (60) selor," Jim Btckua. Ken Murrey loot ltat (C) (30) "In th1 Bernie Kopell, Joan ShawlH · Serviet of Thtlr Country: War Rt· I m ...... (C) (30) •istors In Prison," by Wlll•rd Gay· • MualQl1/,._,,1 Dtlll (C) (30) lin, M.O .. Is an account of the fetl· • NtcMa Tapatlaa (30) lnss and mot~u ol draft viol1to1s 10:00 p ~.., (C) (60) who choose J111 rather than defer· • Tltt Qreat rut.on (C) ment or edit. ( r) pop potpourri of rock I Stlacttd fll• (C) (30) aroupi. what's happenlna in l•alllon . Est1f1 dt Amtf (30) this fall, film d!i>s. contntJ end 1 .55 Cuutlon dt S.1undot satirletl news reports with The Rul 1:00 (I) He ud Site (C) (30) Don Steel•, Robert w. Morrin and .CR) Paula la thrown Into ~ fit of Charlie Tuna 1ltern1tin1 es hostt. 1~alousy ~en her husband a newly Pop aroups to entertain ire: The h!red ISSJs1ant turna out to be 1 Strawberry Alarm Clock. Melanie, ant Julie Sommars cunts. Blues lm111 and The Jackaon 5 . 0 m Th• Hip Cllapanal (C) (60) I'""•'• ln (60) (R) "T~e Reluctant Oep~ty." Blue, . Tm Yldu Dlttlnta (30) t_he v1ct1m ol a pr1ct1ul tokt. '' en· .• T•-an ... 40 (2 hr) hsted as 3 temporary lawman. 10•30 2,r... (15"\ n:\ lt70 -· ,., II p B Dlvoru Court (C) (30) • WJ \.Jl.I WI .. ~ .o ,.. @ a> lradJ lundl (C) v (C) (30) Taptd hl&hllahts of (30) (R) "The Volct of Christmas." th~ first two rounds of. r•y. Tht Cerol comes down with larynaltls 1 third end tlnal rounds wil bt tale· few days before Christmas and won't vised. llvt, tomorrow and Sunday. be able to sine In the choir. iE Ml Maestre (30) ~ Tltla DtJ 1'70 (C) (30) cJH step I To Ttll Hit Trvtlt (C) (30) 11 :0019 @ ~ (C) c n•tlu• (30) "Cood Friday .. @ ()) ..... (C) a fllm by Ronald Sossl about a PsY· fir.vie: "Hip Sdool Conlldt1t· chopath and a little boy who mttl tlal" (dr1m1) 'S8-Russ TamblJll. in • church, Is discussed by film M•mie Vin Doren. maker and host Mlch11I Jtckson. 0) Ht Said, She Slld (C) I Lift for Todey (C) (30) m flt forsytt Slf.1 (R) "The Af. L11etdta (C) (30) ternoon of 1 Dryad. • 1:05 Ludie Libre (55) ii) Ella llodlt a laa Onct 1:30 9 Cl) Ht11n'a Htrott (C) (30) G) Llt'a Mate t Deal (C) (R) ~lonel Klink 1ttempt1 to put 11:10 I) 9 CJ) News (C) on display his ~riu priaoner-of·Wtr 11:15 (i7) CI) CfntlM 17: "We're Not c.atch .. an Amtncan actor. Alan OP· Merried." David Wayne. Ginrtt penheimer auests. Roaers. II ~~!" :.:t':.~3~ridts (C) 11 :30 I @ 00 m Jollnny C.t101t (C) M> (R) "To the · Victor." Joshu• Movtt: "Altu , of "' Se.at upsets Seattle's Greeks when he ~u" (rom•nct) 41-Jon Hall, !alls In lovf with one of their 1lrl1. Ooroi Lamour, Lynne Overmen. ! David Frolt Sllow (C) (90) I Dk* ~ (C) RtaJ To111 KtnntdJ (C) (60) ,. ovte: (C) ,C.nlnl In Colla erlts Nelson Reilly. Talya F1rro . (musical) 47-0lck Haymes, and the P111ters auut. Vtia·Elftn. Carmen Mlrtnd1. (ii) (}) rrldar MOYie: "1'11 Jo.,.. 1 • I NotJdtro 34 (C) (musical) '57-frank Sinatra R.ita l:40 it m Mttv Griffitt (C) Heyworth, Kim Novak. ' 1:00 · ~Rm (C) I ~ ~1": "(c> \~0:38/, ..C:::u~l:!~:.U '-:do!" flstltr F••"1 (~) rema) '51 -S•llJ Parr. ..... '""" de '"•lvlllt (30) 1:10 IJ Mtwft: .......... ~ (drl· t:OO QI (i) C1S rrld., lhwlt: (C) mt) '51-Brlan Oontewy, Cf1lrt Trt· "Nine Htett i. bu" (R) (drama) vor, foNtst Tud&tf. '63-Horst Buchholz, Jose Ferrer, 2:00 m All·Nlctrt Sit .. : "Nlchtmert," Diane Baker. The story revolves "A G•mt of Ottth," "Train ol around lhl people lmmediatelr con· Events" ind '1111 Mqlc 8ow." ..... 17 ""'." :· '.W_ffe'" ~'. ·,: ~ .·•·.· L~ir Evening Movies ~AID. Z}~-~if.:t"tM:$:* · 7:30 a:oo 9:00 11:30 6:00 1;30 1;30 11:00 6:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 lJ:OO lh30 6:00 7!30 11:00 11:30 6;00 7:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 6:00 7:30 9:00 11:00 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:30 11:00 11:15 I I I I I SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 9 (C) "Dl•I 'M' for Murder .. (mystery) '54-Ray Miiiand, Grace Kelly. 11 "The Gunflatrt•r" (western) '5o-Gre1ory Peck, Karl Malden, 1 11 3 "C.,ri4iJ' (R) (romance) '52-Laurence Ollvler, Jennifer Jonet" 2 (C) ''Marjorie Mornlnptar" (drama) '57-Natalie Wood. Gene Kelly. MONDAY, AUGUST 10 1 (C) "Action of the TI1er" (adventure) '51-Von Johnson. 9 (C) "The Commend" (adventure) '54-Guy Madison. Joan Weldon. 4 23 6 "The Treln.. (drama) '65 -Burt Lancaster. Paul Scofield, 1 11 3 (C) "Hostile Guns" (western) '67-Georae Montgomery. 9 ''The Merk" (drama) '61 - Stuart Whitman, Marl a Schell. 11 "The Smellest Show on urth" (comedy) '57-Vlrglnia McKenna. TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 7 (C) "Stren1er11 When We MHt" Part I (drama) '60-Klrk Doualas. 2 ~ a !C> "The Chell•n1ers" (R) (ildventure) '70 -Sean Garrison. 9 (C) 'Str•n .. Lady In Town" (drame) '55 -Greer Ganon. 1 11 3 (C) ''Th• Youns Country" (R) (western) '70-Roaer Davis. 4 23 6 (C) "S•vaae PempH" (R) (adventure) '6&-Robert Taylor. 9 "Stren1er11 In the City" (drama) '62 -Robert Gentile. 11 (C) "Whetl" (horror) '65-Dahlla Lavi, Christopher Lee. 5 "lllec:k Meglc" (mystery) '44--0rson Welles, Akim Tamlroff. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 12 1 (C~ "Strengers When We MHt" Part II (drama) '60--Kirk Doualas. 9 (C "Iron Mlst,..H" (adventure) '52-Alan Ladd. Virginia Mayo. 9 (C "Thief of B•lhd•d" (fantas~) '61-Steve Reeves. G'toriia Moll. 5 ''Tiie udy In Question" (drama '40--Rlta Hayworth, Brian Aherne. 13 "Crooked Clrcle'' (drama) '5&-ohn Sm1tl), Fay Spain, Steve Brodie. THURSDAY', AUGUST 13 7 ''The HouH on Telegreph Hiii" (drama) '51 -Richard Basehert. 9 "Hiii 24 Doesn't Ans-r'' (drama) '55 -Haya Harareet. 2 29 8 (C) ''The MllllOf'.lelress" (R) (comedy) '61-Sophla Loren. 9 ~C) •"fu for Two" (musical) '50-Dorls Day, Gordon MacRae. 5 'Str•n&• fascination'' (drama) '52-Huso Haas. Cleo Moore. 13 "Tiie Monster That Ch•llenged the Worfd" (sci.fl) '57-Tlm Holt. FRIDAY, AUQUST 14 1 "forty Guns" (western) '57 -Barbara Stanwyck, Barry Sullivan. 9 (C) "East of Eden" (drama) '55--James Dean, Julie Harris. Z ~ 8 (C) "Nine Hours to Rem•" CR? (drama) '63-Horst Buchholz. 4 (C) "All th• Fine Young Cennlbels' (drama) '60 -Natalie Wood. 11 "High School ConfldenUel" (drama.) '58-Russ Tamblyn. SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 5 "Roed to Slngepore" (musical) '40 -Dorothy Lamour. 9 (C) "Violent Seturd8t' (drama) '55-Vlctor Mature, Richard Eaan, 11 "Stelrway to HHven ' (R) (romance) '47-0avid NivenbKim Hunter. 4 23 6 (C) "Masquerade" (R) (comedy) '65 -Cliff Ro ertson. 11 "Twelve O'Clock HI~" (adventure) '50-Gregory Peck, 9 (C) "The SH Chese • f.adventure) '55--John Wayne. Lana Turner. 2 (C) "The Hinging Tree (wntern) ·s~ary Cooper, Maria Schell. 7 "The SIOf')I of Esther Costello" (drama) '57-Joan Crawford. :------a::: -... • e >--• • ,• ' Fine Quality PRINTING 642-4321 Offset & letterpress ' ,, A-.eFm=;;;Z!::• :-t ,, .._.._ : -... _____ _ "A Complete Printing Service" Free Estimates PILOT PRINTING 2211 W. 81lboa Blvd. -Newport Be•ch I I I I I Paa• 18 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 8. 1970 SATURDAY AUGUST 15 MORN I NG · 6 m Banana Splits (C) 9:30 I§ ~ Dastardly f, Mutttey (C) 1 Tiit Hardy Bop (C) • Cuerdas y Gultarras 10:00 I~ (j) Wadly Racts (C) @ ~y Hawks (C) • ovie: "Rider on 1 Dud Horse" (we$tetn) '62-John Vivyan, Lisa Lu, Bruce Gordon. 6:25 Elvt Ua This Day (C) I!) Movie: "Seven Guns to Mesa" 6:30 Su11mer Semester (C) (western) '58-Lola Albright, Char· 7:00 (C) "Psychiatry and Crl· les Quinlivan. mlnal Justice." el 'rueblo aln U,,eran11 I ~ m Heckle & Jecklt (C) 10:30 I Qj Cil Scooby·Doo (C) Gulliver (C) • @ @ m The Flintstonu (C) lsllbone (C) Movie: "AbrOld With Two 7:30 Dusty's Trteflouae (C) YankS" (comedy) '44-Wllliam Ben· I~ SmolltJ tht ltar (C) dix, Dennis O'Keefe, Helen Walker. 1:00 Th• Jebons (C) O (jj) CV Georee of Jun&tt (C) . m Here Comes the m Movie: "Retl.. the Moon Men· Grumi (g a"" (sci.fl) '66--<Jeorge Wallace, I (11) Cl) C.tanoop Cits (C) Aline Tower. . ;!~Zb:f~~l~eFareo 11:00 8 '1 ~Archie Comedy Hour (C) • ~ r.-i • 6 m M1for leapt Bue· 1:30 1e1 \.!U Bup Bunny /Ro•d Run· ball ( ) ea ms to be announced ner Hour_JC) 1 ~ ni'\ · I ~(!). m Pink Panther (C) ~Get It Toaether (C) C.napus lifofllt · • 1esta Mexlctna Movlt: (C) "The Red Sheik" 11:308 Ci7) ,CV Amtrleln Bandst1nd (C) (spectacular) '60-Channing Pol· • MoV1e: (C) "The Cheree 1t lock, Mel Welles F11ther River'' (western) '53-Guy m Cisco Kid . Madison. Frank Lovejoy, Vera Miles. I!) Movie: "Frontier Gambler" I!) Movie: "Ride e Vlolent Miit" (western) '56-John Bromfield. Jim (western) '53 -John Agar, Penny Davis. Colleen Gray. Edwards. I\ r 1 r R N o o ~. 9:00 0 0 @ m H. R, Pufnstuf (C) O Movie: "Joe Palook•" (comedy) '34--Jim_!!!l Durante, Stuart Erwin. fJ Ci7J l1J Hot WbMl1 (C) 12:00 I Qt()) Tht Monlt11 (C) m Movie: "Apache lerritory" · Tres Vidas Distintas (western) '58-Rory Celhoun, Bar· • Ortmt dt la Seman• bara Batu. 12:30 '9 Cil Penelope Pitstop (C) ~ Panorama Latino Movie: "The Devil's Hand" (hor- SUMMER SALE CUHIATING~ 50th ANNIVERSARY ANO sA.Vf· l\\J~ NO"'i\t.u~uNUM ON... coYERS p .i\ 'f\0 The Ntw ~f0<lem ~'°' · ... ,.,~ PATIO COVER FOR 1970 ~!.\~·."' ~1;~ • . . • .:i,.-l' (r:..:=#i.:; • -• ( I :t:-n/~).1-~ . .._ .... ~-:;;t. t < ;; n 1\th :meed cug1ncc1111g 11:.·f ~ -:..:· •• • p!:rnul9 n rcc.'i om 11.S~ .'.:. · uf dcsi"n. Clc3n, s111001li ~ ' ""' undcrs:ructu l'•'. Our Detter Qm1lity ALUMINUM SCREEN P/\TIOS FM l.1r0c or sm:ill homu nnJ mot.ile homet ..• All Aluminum: IArgc Doon; Cuc; Proof . Ddl<'Cls 1lio wind. Canvu Aomln~V•lan~ul't•in• ~'otA1ff• l'>t<Otltllt i.AI.~ (•1thU ..... ,, •• , l't ... C..w•• •*' t.;.,., • ....... y -1 ....... -,11-.. 1 tliot<.r-• TllE NBrr LOOK IN 1910 •• •&i -·· ·-··" slur<ly in1crlocki11!! p:mr.:s. l1uih·i11 rain ;::ullt'r 1~i1h 11.:," orn:imcntai posl m:i kc• for :i p:itio 1·0\·cr of modem henul\' nnd i;re:itcr ~11 ~ns1l1. SANTA ANA TENT AND AWNING Oar Bra11c1' O/litt OltANOI COUNTY AWNING CO. ... ,,,, ... '""" Otir .. ,. c ..... .,. Phone lf7~67U. J'Ltl1 our factory and JltOll'IOO"l 2202 S, M1in St. Santi An• Kl 5-0491 ror) '62-Llnda Chrlstl1n, Robert Alda. m Movie: (C) "Kllltra of IOllMln· Jaro" (adventure) '60--Robert Tay· lor, Anthony Newley. (ii) (I) Judy LJnn Sflow (C) 12:45 O Movie: "MJ Son, My Soo" (dra· ma) '4G-Brian Aheme, Madeline Carrol, Louis Hayward, Laraine Day. 1:00 fJ9 Cl) Supermn (C) 0 Movie: (C) "ltM .. l's Trusurt" (musical) '5~Paul Christian, 0111rn Addams. m Movie: ''The lladr Wlli9" (west· em) '57-Hu&h Marlowe, Colleen Gray. (ii) Ci) Sea Hunt 1:30~9(J)Jonny Quest (C) (I) SabtrdlJ Matlnet: "Johnny rouble." 1:45 fJ Movie: "Trail of tftt Yllil•nt•s" (western) '40-Franchot Tone, Bro· derick Crawford. 2:00 fJ Dusty's Tl'fflloUM (C) (R) 0 Double fllturt Movie: (C) "Mtn of Utt Apttn1 lady" (drama} '54 -Van Johnson, Walter Pldaeon, Ro· bert Horton. "Prisoner of Ztftda" (adventure) '52-stewart Granier, Deborah Kerr, James Mason. 9 ~farm Show (C) la Double future: "Revolt at Fort eremle" and "Hidden Fear." m Sat U.. USA (C) 2:30 fJ Repeltolrt Wortsllop (C) "We Can Make Our lives Sublime." Bar· bara Sharma, Kini Moody, Harrison Pare, P1trecl1 Wyn1nd, Tomlwltt1 Moore and Georae Bledsoe star In en unusual sttire by Norm1n J. Fedder that focuses on a female specialist in human conflict and her futile •ttempts to solve the world'• problems. I Call ot tilt West (C) lnllaltt (C) Movft: "fequl Dru111s" (western) -Rod Cameron, J. Carroll Naish, Miry Castle. I 00 Yolcl of Apkuftvre (C) Scope (C) V1rledldea Musicales 3:001 Tlle Sltltl Is Over (C) Movie: "f1" Cmu to Cairo" (rama) '43-Anne Baxter, Frank· chot Tone, Erich von Strohelm. 0 ~CJ) OJ PQA Coif CM•plon· lilp (?)Top aolfers compete for the $200,000 prize money at the South- ern Hills Country Club In Tulsa, Ok· l1homa. 0 Mtnll1I Diiion m Natlon1I Pro Tennis (C) Rod Laver ind other tennis pros meet 1t the thrff·tvent L.A. Tennis Clas· sic pl1yed e1rtler this ye1r 1t The FON m in I n1lewood. 9 Ci) feature (C) "Manned Mis· SIOn Tn the '70s." NW film. I Outreadl UnllMlttcl (C) TOIU Ila Picture (C) Tatro del Sabado 3:15 8E DIYIJ l Coliatft (C) 3:30 11 Converutlollf With 1 Psydll1· trtst (C) Or. Edward St1lnbrootl. I W1p Trtill (C) ~ feature f"tl•: "Outside the all. Rlch1rd B1Seh1rt. 4:00 lnsldtr I Owbi4tf (C) I Chlldrwo'• Cosptl Hour (C) Tmtl Utt Wot1d (C) Ht Said, SIM Said (C) htttm for lMna s.'"" (C) 4:301 Diii 'M' for Musfc (C) T.H.E. Cat (C) Liq .... (C) rTl PIA fhl: "Winp to Spain." ~ 111 SMw: "Miracle In the Rain. I Stledecl fllas (C) Qlltlt fw Advtnure (C) htd Ftrca HIPllPb (C) 5:00 Viewpoint (C) U SctM 70 (C) Host City Colt Is assisted by the hoU1e band, lllustra· tion, In wtlcomina Al Kooper, Mel· enie, Smubbs, Jive Fyve, Brute Force and Michael Wadlei&h. 0 <llJ Ci) G) AICs Wide Woc1d tirSports (C) Tentatively scheduled are the Grand Prix Stetpltch1se Motorcycle RICI from G1rdena, C1I. and the Wortd Outboard Motor Boat Racina Ch1mplonshlp from lake Havtsu City, Ariz. 01 sn <C> m .... 1ruts: "SulrwQ ....... wtt1" (romance) '47--0nfd Niven, Kim Hunter, R1ymond Massey. mhttJ D'*' EE Hob Nob Wiii lob 9 (]) HIP ChpalTll (C) II:> Quest for Lift (C) el lnttt'natlon1I Soccer (C) Italy vs. West Germany. g;, Stoflts of Succeu (C) G) Steltlna T1Matrt (C) 5:30 I Ralpfl Story's Los An1tles (C) • MIC NewMIVicl (C) McHalt's NnJ lob Stndl Pr1M1tb : fH111N Fill•• (C) "Not I Pretty Picture" and "Newfoundland Slnp.'' II:> f1sMt f11ally ---- mea.,... <C> •:001111t~ .... (C) (80) 0 C G Nit ,.._ (C) (30) ,.. """ (30) At 11111 Z.. (30) pl Loi Anplea ~ .. sttn ttiroulh the eyes of 1 chHd lncludlna: the chlldrwn's zoo: tM lions with the volc:e of Andy Devine tellln1 the story of "How the lion Became Klnr of the Bnsts"; and 1 p1lntln1 session with onn1ut1na Heddi ind Sue Lont. I ... City (C) (60) Anl1111l1, Action Ind Advellturt ( ) (30) "Rhino Hunt." Bill Burrud narrates 1 mlno roundup In East Africa. i im Fllbtr1 (30) fUPt SerYlet StltlM ( ) dlscuuton of the Im· portance of fli1ht atMce stations. Im MalcaM/0..., I lolfatll (C) (30) &) Alllld FerC8I HI..,_ (C) 1:30 D w Ntwt C11ftt1M11 <C> (30) 11...., Raedt (C) (60) R1y Whitley and J11 JuctY key ruist. fJ ROMJ lrltr (C) (30) Gut•b ere J11n Simmons; htr husband, dlrtc· tor I writer Ric:hlrd Brookes; tnd slnpr Kathe GrMn. The Char1a Brown at Larae se1ment f1aturu 1 look It Direction Sporta, a study of the rtlatJonshlp between ttudla end sportl In ~npters. I Run fw , ... Ute (C) (30) ~Hert eo.. t1t1 1rtc1t1 <C> My Wtfld (C) (30) Cirdt ......... 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