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1970-09-07 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa
17 ' t Passengers Tell Tale of Horror \ ' . ' ' • ... oar sea e ) DAILY .PILOT Mounties Capture Mad * * * 10' * * * MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1970 . LuJDberja~k Murderer VOL,~. lllO. 214. 2 llCTIONS, M ,AOll County Accidents Claim Seven Lives . ,., ,. . . , ·~· (' "" _,. -~ .:.a.:: .~ .. -"::" V· r: . .,_ • -::" : . ,. Tale of Terror UPI Reporter Tells of Jet Blast UPl correspondent Raymond \Vill:inson was at Cai.ro Airport tocl4y when a hijacked Pan Am- erican 747 jet WM blown 'up by A.ra'b guerrilla.!. fJY RA Y~IOND WILKINSON CAIRO -The Pan American 747 jet lazily circled cairo Airport in the early mornihg darkness today before louc.hing down lightly on the main runway, ils landirig lights blazing. Only authorities and a handful of newsmen gathered on the observation deck knew the drama in the aircraft where Palestinian guerrillas held the 171 passengers and crew captive. The newsmen rushed to get a view of the . plane as ambulances, military vehicles and fire enSines roared to its gide. No one could see anything in 'the darkness. EXP~ION Suddenly an explosion ripped through the plane, turning night into day and· illwninating the craft's blue and while fuselage and tall. ''Oh my God," 90ffleone said. "Did the 'J)as:sengcrs get out?" A burst of machine gun fire echoed through the night as the flames licked along the lepgth of the shiny, $23 million plane and 1.1p its six-story tall tail. The tiuge plane disintegrated. FI r em en riprayed huge arcs of foam on to the wreckage. Moments later, the newsmen learned the passengers were safe. They had been • Oruge Coast Weat•er The early morning fog lifted by ooon today leaving the remainder of the Labor Day holiday sunny and slighUy cooler than Sunday. The Orange Coest area can expect a high of as degrees this aftemoon- sU ll plenty warm enough to catch up on some rays at the beach. INSW F. TODA l' ci.111n., C1111Jc1 c .. u .. "111 ·-111;1wi.1 ..... Enttr!1lnrtM11I W.l"fKtH •M ~111111'' l1 M1m1,. Lkt11"' t II ~....... 1' lJ o.-.~,. C-IJ I t '"m · , .. n • r11"ll!9!! " 11 T111.iori N II "''"""'' "'"' IJ.1• " • taken from the a-aft and put aboard Quses for the short drive to the alrport lounge. There they tokl a harrowing tale of confusion and fear in the darkness. The three guerrillas. who tokl police they put nine time bombs in various sections of the aircraft. appeared cahn . They were smartly dressed -one in a sports jacket and slacks. another with a shirl and tie and the third with a polo shirt. 1'hey did not smile. John Ferruggio, 47, of Boston, fl ight director on the 747, recounted what happened. '"Just as we left Brussels, two very smartly dressed youths who said they were from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP J walked up to the cockpit. They were both armed with grenades and a gun. '"Whlle ooe went ir.to the cockpit, the other stayed below with passengers and said they were taking over the ail-craft. They told everyone to stay still and that the plane was goi ng to Beirut. GRENADES "As soon as it arrived in Beirut, we picked up nine PFLP men with .45- caliber pistols and ·a suitcase full of grenades. Then the guerTillas started to wire up explosives in the first class cabin as the plane wailed at Beirut Airport. "All along the hijackers were cool and calm and we could convel'9C with them at all tim~. The passengers were calm throughout the trip. "As soon as we left Beirut with only one of the nine who had gotten on there -making a total of three guerrillas aboard -they said we were going to Cairo and told us we would ha ve eight minutes to evacuate the aircraft. "We briefed the passengers In the evacuation procedure and lined them up at the emergency exits. We instructed them to take off their shoes and then as soon as we touched ·down, we shot through the chutes. "We all ran like hell. Everywhere bullets -tracer bullets -were zinging through the air and we didn't know who was friend or foe." As Ferruggio spoke, the glow of the burning plane, the first 747 )et to land at C8iro Airport , still coukl be teen In the distance. Ilene Lonfer~an, a stewardess from New York City, said, "As· soon as the plane stopped in Cai ro ••e let lhe •chutes down as fast as possible and scrambled oul. We began running and running. We got Into a bus. Score s of the passeng er, and crew were bruised durlna the evacuation but there were no reportl of ser1ow: _injuries. f . -, .. , .. ~ t'f'. . f ~·· ,. ~· -. ,+ ~-~':t 'T• ''""" !1!1!" ,.. .. -'· .. •. .... --• !/ II ' e l1) i(Jl C ¥ ~1'"4°'" ,>',' 'o, f • Juniho Jet Reduced To Rubble From Wire Services As 171 passengers ran for their lives amid a hail of machinegun bullets, hijackers at Cairo airport blew up a Boeing 747 jumbo jet today and reduced it to rubble. It was one of four jets hijacked by 1 guerrillas in Europe Sunday. The explosions aboard the 747 were caused by time bombs -some estimated their number at nine -and came only moments after the terrified passengers slid down escape chutes from the $23- million jetliner and fled amid the gunfire to waiting buses. Many were bruised, but nmie wa s badly hurt. . -Within minutes the Pan American World Airways aircraft was reduced lo charred rubble. A few hours before, it had been en route from Anuterdam to New York when the advance iuard of guerrillas sprung their planned hijack. They ordered the pilot to fly to Beirut, Lebanon, where 19 more guerrillas boarded amid threats of blowing up more planes nearby. One American passenger later said the pirates were even "willing to blow themselves up ." As soon as the new troops boarded the hu ge jet, the ne•t stop was announced - Cairo Airport . Passengers, crew, seven hijackers and 18 guerrillas picked up during a refueling at Beirut began spi lling out as soon as the plane hijacked to Cairo landed at the airport. Witnes.ws said the hijacker had ordered everyone oH the plane at gunpoint. then set a Ume bomb with nine sticks of dynamite tllat went off eight minutes after the landing. All that remained of Lhe huge plane after the flames were brought under control was the ril"·story-high tail section emblazoned with the Pan Am insignia. The jet ena:ines •ert blown apart, aod an engineer aald , ''Not one alngle screw in the aircraft Is ifttad." The 747, valued 11 $23 million and tn service less than a year, was seized by the hijackers after it took off from Amsterdam on a New Yorli-bound flight. It landed in Beirut, the fint.Ume ever for an aircraft of its type, an4 airport officials there met the guerr!uas' demand for fuel. , The last hop to Cairo a'bd ·the bizarre: finale to the hijat'k was but one of three successful hijacking; and one abortive <.Sec IDJACK, P11e ll ., DAILY PllOT ll•ff l"Mfl Meeting Witla tlae Duke • Race driver Swede Savage ol Santa Ana had some luck in the celeb- rity department when he ·got to chat with actor John 'Wayne. ·of New· port Beach before the California 500 Sunday. Swede's 1uck changed later. He was an early drop-oot. See race results ih sports Section U>- da~ - German ,Shepherd Leads Canada Police to Killer CRESTON, B.C. (UPI) - A Royal Canadian Mounted Police posse, Jed by a Gtrman shepherd who bowled over the fugitive, Sunday captured a bearded, barelOOI lumberjaCk wanted Ioc slaying eilJhl -· six or them children. The dog. Coun<, knocked over burly Dale Merle Nellon, 31, a $.II, ~nd · loniler IOO!til. fMtilllt poll« said had ..,ent Ille Dllbl bdore lbe kJlling spr,. · slnmunln( 1 pllor and drinking In a Creston hotel . The Mountlts burst through heavy bruli1 after tile dog ind arreoted Nelson, who allegedly had allot and killed lhe eigtith vk:Um. a )'Ollna girl he had token IS I hootaae. . ' The klllil'CJ lllr1<d saturday, tile RCMP 1aljl, when Nelson mt and stabbed Mn. llblrley Wasyt, 30, Ind then kJII..t "bor dougbter, Tracy, 7, With • I homemade~ knlfe . A1e:r. Wa1yk,,a lumbtrman,' was a•ay from .home. J'rom lbe ', Wuyk home 11.t lllloaod kilter -1ln<e mJles lo I cllpboord houoe. Ind police Mid he &bot 1b deoih Ray Phlppo, U ; bis wile, Isabelle, 2$; and their chlklrtn~ P1ul ,1 10; Bryan, 7: and Kenneth, 1. Taken hostage there was Cathy Phipps, 8, whose: pajama-clad body Mounties found Mar Nelson's one-room shack. a mile and one-half away. She had been fatally abol. • Labor Day Death Toll Staggering By JOHN VAL TERZA 01 lltt D•111' l'llfl Ii.ff ll is a bloody weekend Jn Orange County. As of this morning, seven per30nS have died in traffic crashes along the county 's roadway's and the worst -tonight's Labor Day migration back home -bi yet to come. Roads leading to au parts of the (Otlnty were expected to be clogged through the afternoon and night as hundreds of thou. sand s of vacationers return hOme fro~ the last big weekend of summer. Orange County coroner's aides listed the following traffic victims thus far in the Labor Day holiday period: HUNTINGTON DEATH Six~n-year-old Gregory Cowden of 16961 Lynn St., Huntington Beach, died llf · multiple injuries Sunday night aUer an earlier crash ' along Pacific Coast Highway near Warntt Avenue. The youth, a pa.ssenter in an auto, was ~il! led when the car spun 'Out of C.'Onlrol and smashed . into three parked can. Thi mUhap oceCJJTed al 12~24 p.m. 1be name of the driver wos not immediately avail- able. lt1ary Patricia Howells, 52, of 6711 San Diego Drive, Buena Park, died in Un. coin Community Hospital at 11 1.m. Sunday after her car •went out or control, smashed into another 'auto, then ~ . wildly for more lhan a block. It camelto rest against a trte at Holder and KBott Avenues. Coroner's aides said her ii.r's throttle apparently .stuck after the ~tiaJ. crash, causing the amall Japanese com- pact to speed a quarter-mile 1.berre smashing ir'llo the tree. , PASSENGER KILLED Yolanda Gonlllez Romero, 20, Of 4928 W. 6th St., Santo Ana, wh killed lnsllnly in a 3:41 a.m. cruh Sundaj' on Harbor Qoulevard and l?lh Street In Garden Grove. She was a pauenger In 111 auto which struck 1 !lihl ~ al 1:41 1.m., coroner's spot:esman said. Carla Ireoe Eady, 11, ol 14<t 15th St., Westminster, died S.lurday morning after a car in which .she was ridin& smashed into a guaf4 rail on the G~ Grove Freeway at Lewis St. The driver In the 1 a.m. accident Was Donald E. Estes, 22, of 13551 Olympus Drive, Wm. mine:'-er. He was crilically hurt in thre crash, which apparently ocdlrred after (Set TIW"FIC Dll:ATlll, Pip II 'I • ' I J OAILY PILOt Mond1y, Stpttmb!r 7, 1970 ,. Israel Boycotts rl,all{S Prem:.ie r B~ames Egypt .Mis sile Buildup lnol ...S "1111dr1wn from lhe iuc1c11i East peatt lllb over what It chars• 11111 ~ mldlle buildup •long the SU.1 c~,vioJation ol the ceas~flre \ 1gr-.L !JneUes llld 1hey would continue: to .. e the truce. Premier Qotda Meir 1ald her country would boycott the Illa so long \as the military status quo along the canal was not restored. "The Israeli government did not re- verse its (earlier) decision to take part ln the talks," li.1r11. Meir said In a tele- Viaioa interview Sunday. "But becauae • EcYpl has Viollled the ....... fin ...... ment tilt ,o•ernment decided thlt u Jone 11 the (military) lltuaUon ll!I not restored, ilrael could oot tab part In the talkl ." M.rs. MeJr •aid Israeli Ambaalador Yott! Tekooh would 1borlly r<tum t6 the Un!ttd Stttt1 to convey the Ianeli dt- ciJlon lo Gunnar\V. JUTlnfl. U.N. Mkldlt East peace mediltor. -. 'Mrs. Meir said Israel had never agreed to a unilateral cease-fire with Egypt. "I would like to believe that the United States government is sincerely effortlng to restart the (military) 1ltu1tion," Mn. Meir llld, "But tt ii tmpon.,,t for us . . Carswell Banning Seven Sla tes Holdin g; Gqbernatorial Races W ASHlNGTON (APJ -Eilhl stales hold primaries Tuesday with attention focused on .Florida's battle between RepubUcana G. Harrold Carswell and Rep. William G. Cramer (or nomination to a SeDate seat the GOP expecta: to wt1 Nov. 3. . Seven of the atates hold gubernatorial primaries -Arizona, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Florld1, Vennont, Arkansas and Coklrado. And Georgia will follow WedJtesday with itl l ·U b. r DI Lor I a I pimary. In addition, the Virgin Islands will top off the biggest primary week of the year with the territory's first primary in history for covtmor, betwtea two Democrats. ' Florida also provi~es the m 1 i n t!'cilement In the contests for state offices. Flamboyant Gov. Claude Kirk fp millionaire druggist Jack Eckerd. ·In addition to Florida, senatorial primaries w1ll be held in Utah, Vermont, Wisconsin and: Arizona. Both Democral.5 and Republicans are running unopposed in Wisconsin and Utah. Nomin1tions to House seats are up In all states. Utab ts the only stale holding 1 primary thLs week without a governor's race. But Repuhlicans are eyeing the Senate seat held by Democrat Frank E. Mou. Both Moss and his GOP challenger, Rep. Laurence J . Burton, are unopposed ai they prepare for: their November ballot tUJl!e. The Vermont primary sets the !llge ''"' a /l•v. 3 conltst IOe ~i. Uilnk they ean eaipture for tht first time in the state's history. Popular fonner Gov. Philip H. Hoff ls expected to win the primary over state Sen. Fiore L. BOve and former U.S. Rep. Wiiliam H. Meyer. Hort is given a good chance to un.seat Republican Sen. Winston L. Prouty, who faces no primary opposition, and become Vermont 's first Democratic senator. Howevtr, Hoff faces a liberal third party movement that could reduce his popularity. Jn the Florida senatorial race , Cramer ls generally rated a slight edge over Carswell, the spurned Supreme Court nominee. Carswell has said little about Cramer. focusing his campaign on criticism of the Senate, repeating that he will "raise the level of mediocrity in the Senate if elected." Cramer has campaigned on the school busing Issue, pointed to his authorship of History T alk Slated The Costa Mesa Historical Society will meet Tuesday night to bear discussion of a timely topic: The History of the Orange. · Speaker for the 7:30 p.m. session in the qpstalrs auditorium at the Costa Mesa PoUce· facility will be Bob Fisher. according to society secretary Mildred Fisher. r DAILY PILOT N_,.,, 1.-111 ytqe ...... c .... MtM H1""-ft•• h •lll ,. .. te111 •• , s.. c1 ... 11 .. 1)11.vtOI: COAST ,U.LIS!o!INO COM,ANY l••••t N. Wee4 ,f'(llGtM t M P~&li.,._, J.,k l . c~rl tv \'kt '"" ..... ' tNll '°(,,.••! Mt Mtt< Th'"'"' Ktt•il l[ll!IOr n ..... , A. M.,,,~;ft, M-tll\t (ll!lt• Rl(htr,j '· N1U Se!.1111 ~ (.....,,,, ff/191" .,.., ... (M"' Mnl: 2ll W.11 l1y 11'MI N-1 •••di: n n WHI 1111on 1...,1c>o1,.. L•fllllo' '"cft : m "•'"' ,......,.,. Hu~11,,.,.,. "'"C11! 11111 lttc~ •wll•Hll Stft (-II: JIU Htrlll 111 C1llllM·ll"I 041\.V l"ILOT, _.... -"1(11 It<~ .... 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House seat after 16 years and Carswell stepped off the federal court beoch to run for ~ seat being vacated by Democratic Sen. Speaanf L. Holiond. From Page 1 HIJACK ..• one taking place in skies over Europe Sund'ay. All the hijackers wei-e reported to be Arab guerrillas. The one thwarted attempt resulted fn, the death of a Palestinian radical. Besides the jumbo jet, these hijack incidents OCt'Urred : -An Israeli El Al jetliner took of[ with 157 aboard after a stopover i 'ti Amsterdam on a flight rro{ll Tel Aviv to New York and two Arabs rushed to the cockpit. One, a young woman with a grenade in ea ch hand, was wrestled to the floor by a passenger. The other, a man. was shot dead by an Israeli security 1gent. The plane landed safely at London's Heathrow Airport after the incident, then continued on to New York. -A Trans World Airlines Doting 707 with 145 perlOlls aboard was sei~d .after a stopover in Frankfurt on the way to New York from Israel It was held by Palestinian guerrillas at Zerqa, in !he Jordanian desert, according to the Swiss Red Cross. -A Swissair DC8 witll 155 aboard was commandeel'1!d after takeoff from Zurich on a fli&ht to New York. It also was held at Zerqa, the Swiss Red Cross said. Guerrilla.s threatened to blow up both the TWA Swissair planes and their pasaen1ers unless the girl guerrilla held in London was released and Swiss authorities released three Palestinian guerrillas jailed for an attack on ao lsraell El Al plane in Zurich in It69. The guerrillas also demanded the release of three commandos held in West German Jails since an attack oa an EI Al bus in Frankfurt last" year. From Pllfle 1 TRAFFIC ... he tried to swerve around backed-up traf. fie, then lost eontrol of his car. Robert Stew1rt, 24, of Lakewood died late Friday night in a chain·re~ctlon series of crashes on the San Diego Free· way, caused by an initial crash involving a OeeJng prison inmate who hid escaped fnim the California Institution for Men at Chino. That man!. arrested shortly After the fatal crash, was identified by police as Donald Robinett, 41, who they allese was driving a car stolen in Pcmona. Robinett, missing from prison since last Aug. 20, allegedly struck a car parked on the shoulder, then his car was hit by another. The escape's auto tben hit Stewart's car. Among the other drivers was Clyde Kennedy, 75, of Glendale, who was critl· cally Injured . Besides possible action in the crashes, Robinett faces action in a kidnap-robbery of a newlywey Pomona couple last week. In another traffic mishap earlier on Friday George Olveda, 7, was killed whtn struck at the intersection of First and Parton Strttls In Santa Ana. The boy lived at 214 N. Garnsey St., Santa Ana. Several a::cidents involvi ng serious in· juries we.re reported in several Orange Coast Cities before dawn today. Among the mOl!t serious was a crash OC· curing shortly after 2 a.m. In Costa Mesa. It ltft a 47-year.ald man crltlcally injured. Colla Mesa police said the victim, WiJ. Uam J. Baker, was under Intens ive care at COsta Mesa Memorial HO!pltal, where his rondition was lilted as critical . Baker, of 20S6 Phalarope St., Co!!ta Mesa. 11urfertd a man1led ann, crushed ribs and head Injuries when his car was collided broadside with an auto driven by James Calvin Damt0n, 28, of 310S C.OOlldge St., Costa Mesa. The crash occurred when Damron'a car swerved 1erou the dfvlder of Estancia Avenue near Swan Circle, and hit Bt..ktr'1 car broadside. • Damron recleved moderate injuries. Bake.r's daU£hler, Linda Beth, 21, also was injured. that lhe American covernment and other factors will be fully aware of our sta and will act ln accordance !Ith the de-- dsion take~1 today." An lsrae · cabinet sPok man said earlier: "So long as the cease·rire a eemenl is not observed in full by Egypt, Israel can- not participate in the Jarring talks." The Nixon administration publicly has expressed the £et.ling Israeli 's pullout from the talks Is only a delay but pri• vately, the adminis tration is di sap. pointed. y Panthers Rap Constitution As 'Outdated' PHILADELPHIA (UPl l -The Black Panther. sponsored "revolutionary peoples co nstitutional c o n v e n l i o n " concludes today wJth members drawing up planks for a new U.S. Constitution representing all ''oppressed peoples.'' Tht tempo of the conference was noticeably subdued, however, since the departure of Black Panther Defense Minis ter Huey P. Newton. Newton, free on $50,000 bond whl\e awaiting a new trial in the killing of a·n Oakland, Calif .. policeman, delivered the keynote speech Saturday night In Temple University's McGonigle Hall. He left Sunday for New York City. accompanied by Panther Information Minister David P. Hilliard and a handful of aides. Sunday Delegates formed workshops to discu ss wh at should be included in the new CQnslitution. A wide variety of topics was covered, including w o ro e n · s liberatian, the gay liberation and drugs. When the worktlhops broke up, most of the groups called for withdrawal of all American troops wherever they are, an end to the word "man" and use of the word ''people," and "hands off Angela Davis." Miss Davis is the former UCLA teacher wanted by the FBI in connection with a California courtroom shooting. The women's liberation movement called for abolition of all nursery rhymes in schools, especially Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White and Henny Penny. Such rhymes. the women said, give children a false sense of reality. One group said "hard drugs are coUnterrevolutionary and psychedelic drugs are instrumental in developing a revolutionary spirit for the people." A Panther spokesman said the convention wanted to "get a spectrum of opinlons" for the new constitution. Among the groups represented were !he Students for a Democratic Society (SOS ), the Quakers, Black Muslims, Yippies, Women's Strike for Peace and The Weatherman faction of SOS. Former world heavyweight boxing champion Cassius Clay visited the convention Sunday but did not speak. A new constitullon was necessary, Newton said Saturday, because the old U.S. Constitution written here almost 200 years ago, did not include all the "oppressed peoples." Patrolman Hurt In Vehicle Fire NEW YORK {AP) -A patrolman who went to inspect an unoctupied police ca r because he saw smoke coming from beneath a fender was seriously burned Sunday night when an Incendiary device hidden beneath the vehicle burst into flames, police reported. Patrolman Robert Farkas, 33, was taken to Roosevelt Hospital for treatment of burns of the arms, chest and face . The car was parked near the comer of Broadway and 68th St. OAO.V ~tLOT Still P11ttt ALL SHE WANTS FOR LABOR DAY , 2 FRONT TEETH Gayle P•trlc~ 11, Dlspl1y1 Brid9H fo r All Occ•11lons Gets New Grin Gay le Ha s Brightes t Te eth Around By TERRY COVILLE Other kids get nickels, dimes and maybe a quarter when they lose teeth. Not Gayle .Patrick. II, of Fountain Valley. She got an early Christmas wi.s h -two front teeth, wtrh diamond-like rhinestones in the center of each. She's got the brightest smile in town now. The peculiar teeth were gifts of her uncle, John Podlager, owner of a dental lab in Sacramento. The y repla ce two teeth she lost in a swimming pool accident Aug. 23. ··u·s tragic ror a young girl to-lose her. permanent teeth so early, so Ldecided to give her that pair for a joke," Pod.lager, vi siting his relatives on Labor Day, said. Her new teeth were inserted by Costa Mesa dentist Dr. D:lnald D. King . lt was a secret pi:ojkl _ ' : .l ' • "I didn 't know about it,'' Gayle said. "Dr. King hid them from me when he put them in. Then he called for a mirror. \Vhen t saw the diamonds I just laughed ." She brus~ twice a day now. The rhinestone tee th are just a joke, for entertainment value. Gayle~1 uncle also made. her a normal set -flippers the dentist calls !hem. She won't ha ve a permanent bridge until the age of 14. "A few years back I actually put real diamonds in some sets like that ," Podalger said. "It's kind of rare though." She only received them Ttiursday, but has already decided to wear them at nigh t, when she sleeps. "They sparkle up the room ." And on the first day of school Gayle will match her 'rllinestone teetft .against the sbiuiest. pair-of braces. Martha Mitchell Pops-Off~ Blames Fulbright for War \VASHINGTON (UPI) -Marth a ~1itchell said today the Vietnam War "stinks" and if it weren't for Sen. J. William Fulbright, (0..Ark .), "we'd be out of it." The outspoken wire of Attorney General John N. r-.1llchell made the blunt comment about Fulbright, whose re- election campaign she· once threatened to defeat during a flight with l he presidential party back to \Vashington. Jn a give·and·take with newsmen aboard Air Force One. she was asked h9\f jokingly. "what do you think of the Vietnam war ?" "It slinks," she replied, and added, "if it weren't for Fulbright we'd be out of it." ''If th is country would stick together . , , if everyone felt a common cause in Vietnam. we would have been out 16 months ago and it makes me so mad I can 't se e straight." She said she felt Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Foreign relations Committee. v1as opposing the y,•ar because "tie wants to promote himself .'' An Arkansas native, Mrs. Pi-fitchell said, "we shouldn't have gotten into the war in the first place. The Nixon Administration inherited ll and they're trying their best to get out of it. ''Nobody likes war. I realize this is an unpopular war but if someone in congress would lake a few months out and say 'let's get together' it would be over." Mrs. Mjtchell said there is no reason for the United States to be seated at the peace table in Paris and try to find common ground when they realize over there that we're not in agreement" She said, "If we Americans can stick together unde r a common cause as v;e have in past wars we would have been out of Southeast Asia a helluva Jong time ago. What we need is a united America. We need something that would bring us together. not separate us." Mitchell walked into press section of the plane later and was asked if he'd like to know what Ills wife had just said. "lteavens no," he answered, ''I'd jump straight out of the window." Voi~e Ba~k From Death Rebels Give UPI Tape of Assass inated A merican Ai.de MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY IUPI ) - United Press lnternaUonal. acting on a tip from Tupamaro terrorists. found a tape recording Sunday made with Dan A. Mitrlone, the U.S. police advisor who was slain by the Tupamaros on Aug. 10. "'lltrione, 50, of Richmond, Ind ., wRs kidnaped with Brazilian Consul Aloysio Diaa Gomide on July 31. The Ame rican was slain 11-fter the Uruguayan govern· ment refused to exchange lSO polltical prisoners for the two kldnaped men. Dias Comlde is still In the custody of the Tupamaros. They are also holding Claude L. i:"!y. 65, of Fort Collins, Colo .• A U.S. solls expert, who was kidnaped on Aug. 7, • Mllrlone said Jn the recording th11t ht had nothing to do with the Central In· telllgence Agency and that he bclivered UM! U.S. Govunment would intercede In his ~half. The recording, In English, wss round after a male voi ce called UPl and so ld "This Is the NaUonal UberaUon J\1ove- ment (Tupamaros) speaking." "In the America's shopping center at the third or fourth step of 1 stairway In the rl!:ar , to the right, there ls a blue en· velope with something of interest for you." A UPI rtponcr, who went to the scene, • found the cassette type recording. In the tape , inaudable in some parts , the voices of f\fitrione and his interroga. tors can be heard, laughi ng sometimes. ln one p I a c e one of the Tupamaro voices says; ··~1y men ha ve been walch· Ing you for three weeks and you used to pRrk your cRr at the police station - where you had a parking space re. served. J\Utrlone answered : "It wasn't for me but for the thers. ·• "Which others?" The Tupamaro voice asked. Pi1itriont : "\Ve ha ve another three men there." "\Yho are they?? The Tupamaro voict asked. "Yon know their names, right?" Mlt· rione responded. The 'rnpamaro voice then laughs and adds, "Okay, I think we have the names, but "'hlch names ?" J\Utrione : "You have them.·• Tupamaro voice : "You know now th11.t wt' arr: the ones "''ho select, now we are 1hc police ..• " r.utrione. laughing. asks, "Do r really ha,•e 10 give the. name.s?" At this point the tape is almost lnaud· Ible but the Tupamaros \•oicc responded "Yes'' and Mltrione can be heard saying the name •·Richard J\fartinez." "American?" The Tupamaro voice asks. "No, born in Mexico," Mitrione respon· ded. Milrione then said another name which is blurred. · In another section of the tape, Mltrione said, "I expect that the Uruguayan Gov. erment wlll agree to the exchange ," re- fering to the political prisoners. "We do too," the Interrogators said "Although we arc prepared to hold ym: for months. But we hope It (the .ex· chanRe) will be in as short • time as possible. It's the best thing for every. one." The tape continues with the Tupamaro voice asking, "What do you think or us? You should know a lot Rbout us. It's been quite a while since you·ve been r:rt. How long~·· Pitltrione: "One year." Tupamnros : "One ye a r Is enough. Okay, now I have to !ell you that I ex· peel )'OU to believe me, we don't count wci 're not importantt the.re are othU chiefs above us." ~lllrloac; "I think your organlzaUon has a lot of dlsclpline ••• " 15 Pe1·ish In At·izonlJ, I Utah Floods PHOENIX, ARIZ. CUPll -At 1 .. lt 15 persons \\'Ue dead or missing Jn the "'ake of a violent weekend ,torm in Arllooa and Utah which forced hundreds ot per· sons from their homes and stranded hol- iday travelers. The storm was blamed from the flood· Ing of McElmo Wash just north of the Arizona boundary near Aneth, Utah where two persons were missing and pre- sumed drowned. The bodies of five unidentified persons were found Sunday in the swollen Tonto and Christopher Creeks, near Payaon, northeast of Phoenix. Authorities said an und~termined number of persons, as many as a dozen, were missina. "We simply have no idea how-many people are missing," said Sheriff's De- puty C. B. Haught of Payson, "We have no way of determining how many cars: or people were swept away because there were so many campers in the area over the holiday. We receive more re- ports of missing persons every hour!' Divers continued searching for the bo- '1ie! of Evart Bartholomew, 60; his wife. Elizabeth, 60, both of Phoenix: and Mrs. Ethel Parker, 65, Kalkaska, Mich. They were presumed drowned when their camoe r was washed away on the Aj>ache Trail, a dirt road east o! here, Also believed drowned were George Schabacke r 76, Phoenix, and Anthony Romera Leyva. Los Anl(eles, whose cars were caught by fl ash l'loods in arroyos. Arizona Highway Patrol man Gilbert Duthie, 39, Mesa, was found dead in his overturned patrol car in a flooded wash between here and Payson. A Luke AFB helicopter and a sherifrs jeep posse Were dispatched to a moo,,. tainous area near Castle Hot Springs, northwest of Phoenix. where a mining plane was observed. A Civil Air Patrol sookesman said there were no signs of Jlfe around the aircraft, but the plane did not .appear to be badly damaged. tt disappeared after taking off for Lake Tahoe in the storm Salurday. Two per· son, were aboard . The raging Little Colorado River sent 120 pell-Ons from their homes at Holbrook and threatened the town of Winslow in NDrthern Arizona. The river crested in Holbrook and wa! recedinit slightly, but authorities feared more flooding because of ra in in the mountains near Show Low and Springer· ville to the east. Ranchers were evacuat· ed by boat £rom an area north of Wins· low. Holbrook Police Officer Jam es Woods. said '.'I woke up about 4 o'clock Sunday morning lo get ready to go to work. r stepped in water about ankle deep. 1 heard a · roar·,nd five minutes later, there was water knee deep clear through my house." Woods said he started warn· in~ neighbors. Twenty.five homes in South Holbrook were evacuated after a dike broke. Wood's house was among seven that collapsed in the surging water, Nixon 1-lolding Back College Loan Funds WASHINGTON (AP) - The Nixon administra!ion is holding back 28 per- cent of the money .Congress appropriated for loans to college students, releasing only the $170.4 million asked by the Presi· dent. The announcement wa5 paS'Sed Thurs. day to the Department of Health Educa. tio~ and \~elfar~ by the Budget' Bure1u wh1~~ denied any part in the holdback deciSJon. An . HEW official said Friday his office "'.'a s informed $170.4.million -$66.1 mil· liOn below the appropriations -was being released for allotment to colleges. :'The rem9inder is under revlew," he sa!d. "The. fact we haven't received autil- ?rlly for Jt doesn't mean we won't get JI," Sen. Ral ph \V. Yarborough (0-'rei:.), • who spons~r~d the amendment adding : the $66 m1!11on, wrote President Nixon .. Friday : "I urge you to release this money '! at this time so as not to unduly restrict • or inCQnvenience lhe ability or students " to go lo col!ege." College officials had asked 1 total ' of .i. $28.1 million f~r. the loan program . They ~ asked $268 million last year, Nixon bud· I ge_ted Sl55 millio n and Congress appro-pnated $188.7 million. ,. Th_e administration is holding back on - allot1ng fund s under another $100 million ·: program approved by Congress over NI•· ' on·s objeclions. This is the program under which eJem. entary school pupils are given a half pint o_f milk for snacks each day. Authoriu- lton for the program became Jaw without Nlx~n's sl.11nature, and the Department or Agricult ure says no decision on whether to release the money has been made " The President sai d June 30 "I In.tend to use the school.lunch aod child -nutrition programs for child from poverty famil lP!, and not for lhose who are in no need or such R subsidy." Sen. \lt'.illlam Proxm ire CD-Wis.), said !~e adm1nlstra tion, by that decision, 11 playing Russan roulette with the health of lhe nation's school chlldren by falllnf to conUnue the school milk procram." We Like You, Alfie LoNDON (AP) -Workers in a bo1: factory said the ghost of Alfred &mes, who died 97 years ogo, kept appearing as a noatlng brown brob to haunt the a\ght ~trt assembly line. The management called In a spi rit medium, but employe1 • Sald the blob kept returninJ: until lheJ hung up a sign reading : "God bless you Alfie." ' ,. ' I I I . ' • -- Orange Coas·t . · EDITION ~- Your Be•etAtn Dally Pa"r :V.OL 63, NO. 214, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES MONDAY._ SEPTEMBER J., 1970 ·• TEN CENTS· Reagan KickS Off Campa~gn on -Or-ange COast . . ... ' ,\ Unruh will fty .I&) r!eansanton I.or lbe Alameda County Labor Day· Picnic. Governor Ronald Reagan kicked off his pneral election campaign at the Airporter h1n today where he announced the formation of a "Labor for Reagan Committee." The GOP chief executive, beginning his campaign · itinerary in Newport Beach, unveiled the committee as he prepared for a week-Jong flying tour of southern, central and northern California. ' Campaign aides Said the n e w committee "signaled a significant split among the leaders of otganized labor," many of whom had endorsed Jess Unruh, the Democratic challenger, Unruh's Labor Day kick:~ff campaign began at his headquarters in Los Angeles, tran~fering to_ .t i.._bOr _Day picnic of working meri riear the Democratic bastion of Oakland and in Alameda County. In what he called a Harry Truman "Give.·em·hell'' styli! spech prepared for the picnic, Unruh attack!d R!publican claims that California bas never . been more prosperous. , He · said that Republican economic policies have produced infletion "lhat picks the pockets of working men .11nd women of every pay 'raise and then some." . Lab.or traditionally .ls t.h..t. launching date for , California Gener: al El.ection campaigns. But even before the kickoff, Reagan and Unruh collided on whether to debate campaign issues !ace- tf>.face., Unruh during the weekend repeated his call to debate Reagan "Anywhere, anytime,'" and Reagan tartly rejected the offer in a letter to the assemblyman. '"lbe peo11e of California deserve the opportunity to examtne our respective records," Reagan said. "And they can do without campaign rhetoric or the pr.etense_of p.ublic debate." Reagan has turned aside Unruh's persistent demands for i debate but the letter marked the first time that he has formal!y notified his D e m o c r a t i c challenger. • "I have faith in the people's ability to decide," the governor said. "You should come on out and talk to them and perhaps even listen to them." Reagan's aa:enda also called for stops Tuesday In San Jose, Hayward; Oakland and San Rafael in the San Fral'lcisco Bay area. He will visit Napa and Santa Rosa Wednesday and retu~n ~o Santa Monica that night. No campaign events are planned· for Thursday, but Friday be will visit Hollywood and Burbank, then fly to San Diego and Fresno on Saturday and return to San Diego Sunday for a meetint of' the Republican State Central Committee. Unruh, the underjfog, plans a more hectic pace the firs.t week,_ After the Loi\ Angeles campatan headquarters sendoff, ra s ·OW an m Tale of Terror VPI Reporter Tells of Jet Blast UPl correspondent Raymond Wilkinson was at CaiTo Airport today when a hijacked Pan Am· erican 747 jet was blown up by Arab guerrillas. By RAYMOND WILKINSON CAmo -The Pan American 747 jet lazily cireled Cairo Airport in the early morning darkness today before touching down lightly on the main runway, its landing lighta blazing. Only authorities and a handful of newstnen &athered on ~ observation deck knew lhe dramt in tM aircraft "'-POJeotinian . guerrillas b<ld lbe 171 pusengen and aew Qfpllve. The neftmen rushed to get a view of the plane as ambulances, military vehicles and fire engines roared to its side. No one could see anything in the darkneSLS. -- EXPLOSION Suddenly an exploSlon ripped .Uirough the plane, turning night into day and illuminating th! craft's blue and white fuselage and tail. "Oh my God," someone said. "Did the passengers get out?" A burst of machine gun fire echoed through the night as the flames licked aJong the length (){ the shiny, $23 million plane and up il.1 six-story tall tail. The huge plane disintegrated. Firemen sprayed huge arcs of foam on to the wreckage. Moments later, the newsmen learned the passengers were safe. They had been taken from the craft and put aboard buses for the short drive to the airport lounge, 111ere they told a harrowing tale of confusion and fear in the darkness. The three guerrillas. who told police they put nine time bombs in various sections of the aircraft, appeared calm. They were smartly dressed -one in a ltpOrts jacket and slacks, another with a shirt and tie and the third with a polo shirt. They did not smile. John Ferruggio, 47, of Boston, flight director on the 747, reaiunled what happened. "Just as we left Brussels, two very smartly dressed youths who said they were from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) walked up to the cockpit. They were both armed with grenades and a gun. "While one went ir.to the cockpit, the other stayed below with pasSengeri.i and said they were taking over the aircraft. They told everyone to stay st.ill and that the plane was going to Beirut GRENADES "As soon as it arrived in Bel.rut, we picked up nine PFfP men with .45-~ caliber pistols and a suUcase full of gr'enade$. Then the guerrillas started to wire up explbsives in the: first class cabin as the plane waited at Beirut Airport. "All along the hijackers were cool and calm and we could converse with them at all times. The passengers were calm throughout the trip. ' "As soon as we left Beirut with only one of the nine who had gotten on there -making a total of three guerrillas aboard -they said we were going to Cairo and told us we would have eight minutes to evacuate the aircraft. "We briefed the passengers In the evac~ation procedure and lined them up at tlle emergency exits. We instructed them to take off their shoes and then as soon as we touched down, we shot through the chutes. "We all ran like hell. Everywhere bullets -tracer bullets -were zin@;ing through the air and we didn 't know who was friend or foe ." As Ferruggio spoke, the glow of the burning plane, the first 747 jet to land at Cairo Airport, still could be seen in Ute distance. Ilene Lonfergan. a stewardess from New York City, said, "As soon as the plane stopped in Cairo we let the chutes down as fast as possible and scrambled out. We began running and running. We got into a bus. Scores of the passengers and crew were bruised during the evacuation ·but there were no reports of serious injuries. Nixon Takes Copter Ride, Visits Ontario 500 Race President Nixon broke out his black tie today for bis serond state dinner in le~ than one week -Utis one in Wash- ington, D.C. after an eventful trip back from the Western White House in San Clemente, 1be President, who went on a three· hour helicopter tour o{ Southern Calif· ornia Sunday befort his departure from the El Toro Marine Air Station, visited tht California 500 auto race in Ontario, hi!: ailing aunt in a Riverside convales- cent b01pital IJld the two sites which have been proposed for his library. Aner a rest this morning-Mr. and Mrs. Nixon will prepare for a state dinner honoring hundreds of the nation's labor leaders. Last Thursday Night the Nixons threw a similar fete for 600 guests at the Hot.el Del COronado. The Nixons arrived in Washington late Sunday nlght after spending 18 busy days at their estate in San Clemente. Winding up their final day on the Orange COi.st. the First· Family took an unanounctd air tour of the Southland which took thim 60 miles. Al Ontario lbe Pruiclenlial helicopter " hovered aloft for a time to give the pa,s.. sengers a chance lo see the SOO.mile race. , From there, the Nixons traveled to Riverside for the only touchdown during the impromptu tour. · The President visitea his OO:fear~ld aunt, Edith Timberlake, a patient at Beverly Manor Convalescent Hospital, The secret night, which also included the President's close friend Bebe Rebom and aide Jim Erllchmann, was not an- nounced to reporters. Nixon 's aides said It would "be poor taste to make a press thing" of the visit to the ailing nlative: .. Air Force One took off from El Toro shortly before 9 p.m. for the nearly five- hour journey to the capital. The flight wound up the major sum· mer visit of the President here. The stay began with a gleeful return of the Nixons from a whirlwind visit to Puerto Vallarta , Mexico, where they we.re !lO impressed by the hospitality, the Nixons ordered up a state dinner honor· ing their Mexican host, President Gus- tavo Diaz Ordaz, who soon will leave ofllco. I • She Seems to be Walking on Air Karen Johnson, 14, of Orange, romps · across the beach .at Newport Pier silhouetted by sun and set off bY, sparkling s'Urf. Labor Day weekend tagalong behind her is Prissy, who is more groundbound - with four legs -than her mistress. Bloody Weekend • Ill oc Seven Persons Killed in County Holiday Accidents By JOHN VALTERZA 01111• Oallr "lltt Slttt It is a bloody weekend in Orange County. As of this morning, seven persons have died in traffi1c crashes along the county's roadway's and the worst -tonight's Labor Day migration back home -is yet to come. Roads leading to all parts of the county were expected to be clogged through the afternoon and night as hundreds of thou. 1Sands of vacationers return home from the last big weekend of summer. Orange County coroner's aides listed the foUowing traffi c victJJnli thus ·far in the Labor Day holiday period: '· HUNTINGTON DEATII Slxt.een.year-0ld Gregory Cowden of 1696t J_.ynn St., Huntington Beach, died of mil)tiple injuries Sunday night atfer · an earlier crash along Pacific Coast Highway near Warner Avenue. The youth, a passenger in an auto, was kil· Just So"'ething For the Boys ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) - Katherine Jean Karlsrud , whose 3&- . 25-36 dimensions stuff a batJ"iipg suit in classic fashion, says t~e swimsuit competition at the MISS America Pageant exploiita women and should be abolished. Miss Karlsrud, Miss New York, whose vital statistics are the ·most striking at the 1971 Pageant,' says · the swim.suit competition is "inaln- ly de3igned to attract the male au. dJence." ... ' led when the car spun out. of control and smashed into three parked cars. The mishap occurred al 12:24 p.m. The name of the driver wos not immediately avail· able. Mary Patricia Howells, 52, of 6781 San Diego Drive, Buena Park, died in Lin- coln Community Hospital at 11 a:m. Sunday after her car went out of control, smashed into another auto, then sped wildly for more than a block. It came to rest against a tre.e at Holder and Knott Avenues. Coroner's aides said her car's throttle apparently stuck after the initial crash, causing the small Japanese com- pact to speed a quarter-mile belore smashing into the tree. · YOianda ~nzalez Romero, 20, of 4928 W. 6th St., Santa Ana, was killed instanly in a 3:48 a.m. crash Sund1y on Harbor Boulevard and 17th Street in Garden Grove. She was a passenger in an auto which struck a light standard at 3:48 a.m., coroner's spokesman said, Carla Irene Eady, 18, of 8«1 15th St., Westminster, died Saturday moming after a car in which she was riding smMhed into a guard rail on the Garden Grove Freeway at Lewla St. The dri\'.er in the 1 a.m. accident was Donald E. .Estes, 22, of 13551 '0lympus Drive, West. minster. He was critically hurt in ,the crash, which apparently oCct,irrtd after (Bee TRAFP'IC DEATHS, P1ge %) German Shepherd Leads Canada Police to l{iller CRESTON, B.C. (UPI) -A Royal Canadian Mounted Police poae, led by a German shepherd who bowled over the fugitive, Sunday captured a bearded, barefoot lumberjack wanted for slaying eight persons, six of them children. The dog, -count, toocktd ·over bUrty Dale Merl~'Nelb. 31, r 5-U, 20().pound !"'ll'er mental po,dent police said !)ail .pe.1t !lie n'8Jlt 'before the killing opm strdmriilrig a guitat and .drinking , in a Creston hotel. .. 1 . The Mounties b].u'st through _ heavy brush after 'the ~ and ar'rested Nelaon, who allegedly hid shot and killed the eighth victim , a young a,irl be had taken u a· hostage. :r114 killings started : Saturday. 'the RCMR said, when Nelson .shot and .. stabbed Mrs. Shirley Waoyk, 30, and·fl\en killed her. daughter, Tracy.._ 7, with • homemade butcher kJ1ife. Ales: Wasy'k, 1 Jumbennan, was away from home. ' From the Wiisyk hOme the · alleged killer drove' three mile. 1to a clapboAid ·hoUee/and ~ct •td he !hot lo df•th Ray ·Phtpps, 42; hif! ,rlfe. Isabelle) 2'; .and their ~hlldren, Paul, 10; Bry1n, 7; a1"I Jtenneth, 1.1 '\ 1, _ Two olber Walyk children ""'P'li by ninnlng 1hroufh tr.,. in t h I s mountainous Umberlaod , 1even mil~ .north ol,ldaho '•nd the U.S. border, Taken ~ th..-. was C~lhy PhipP'!, I, whoae , pajama-cllld i!OdY Mounlles lound nur NellOll'a ant';fOOJI\ ahac~ ... a mile and 'olie-hall n1j!. She had bet• (ltll)y lhol. ' • Tuesday, the assemblyman. w-1'11 campaign with Mayor Joseph Alioto in dowtown San Francisco -possibly on i cable car -then fly to San Jose and Sacramento. -' ; After louriDi a Frcino aenlOt. cltllens' village :Wednesday, Unruh Will d1ac jockey a country·and western fidiO. thow in Bakersfield. He'll inspect ~ once oil· pollute'1 Santa; Barb&[a b tl<;fb front Thursday, 'then n~. to Seo~o lo campaign amon1 "bird-hat" •bn:. " . ' Jumbo .Jet Reduced To Rubble ,._ Wire s.r.lcea As 171 paaaengers ran for their Uva amid a bail of machlnegun bullm. hijackers at Cairo airport blew· up_ a lloelng 747 jumbo jel loday and l'Oduced it to rubble. )I was ~ .of loqr l~ m)acAd bf (llOni)lu lri')':urope Sunday. ---. . The exploaiorui aboard thl'"!'fff ,.Were eamed•by lime bombs -somt ,elljllloled their bumber st nine -and .came onJJ momt nts after the terrified pasatngers slid down esc1pe chutes ffOm the · p:a. mllllon jetliner and fled amid tbe'gunftre to Waiting buses. Many were bruiaed, bat none was badly hurt. · Withli1 m.inUtes the Pan Amerlelll World Airways lircraft was reduced to charred rubble. · A few hours before, it had beeo en route from Amsterdam to NR.;-tort when . the advance guard ·of guertUlu 1prung their planned hijack. They order-ed the pilot to. fly to ~ Lebanon, ~re 19 more guerrillu boarded amid threats ol blowing up more plane$ ·nearby. One American .pasaenpr later Si.Id the pirates wer'e even "wllllna to blow lhermelves up." 1 As aoon as the new, lroopg boarded the huge jet, the next stop waa: announced - Cairo Airport. · · PaS:;engers, crew, seven hijackers and 18 guerrillas picked up during a refueling at Beirut began spilling out as aoon as the plane hijacked to Cairo landed .at the airport. Witnesses said the hijacker had ordered everyone off the Plane at gunpoi'nt, then set a time bomb With nine sticks of dynamite that wtqt off eight minutes after the landing, • All that remained of the huge plane after the flames were brought under control was the six·story·high tail section emblazoned with the Pan Am inalgnii. The jet engines.were blown apart, and an engineer said, "Not one single screw in the aircraft Is intact." - The 747, -valued at $23• Jnillion and In service less than a year, w.as seized 'b)' the hijackers after it took off from Amsterdam on a New York-bound-fJight. It landed in Beirut, the first lime eVer f6r an a~raft of il! · type, and airport officials there met the .. guerrillas' demand for fuel. · The last hop to Cairo and ·the biiatre finale to the hijack was.but one of·thrte successful hijackings and one 1bortiv1 (See HIJACK, Pip.I) ' ' Oruge Weadter The earlY lllOl'Dlnl.-10&-lilled by noon today leav1n& lbe wnalnder of tile Labor' Day bollday IRlilny and sllghUy cooler than Sunday. The Ora.nae Coast area can eiped 1 high ol pi 'de~ tlda on--. still .plentt·•irm '"°"81i' 1o ciitcb up on '°"-rays· at ~~tielCh. INSmE TOD.\1f Clltllflttf " .................. CM!IC:J .. =-" ·-.. ·' -,• -'· , .. ,, ·--• ·-" ·-,, ·-• .... hHfl " ............. , .... ·-" I ...... 'I ••• ' ' I f l :t DAILY ·PILOT • Israel B~ycotts rJ~alks Premier Bla~ Egyp t Mi&aile Buildup Isriel hat wilhdr•wn from the f.tiddle East peace talks over whit It charges is an EQypUan mlssUe buildup along the Suea: Canal In violation of the cease-fire agreement. The lsraelin said they would continue to observe the tnu~e . Premier Golda Mei r said her country would boycott the talks so long u the milltarj status quo 1long the canal w11 not rtstored. "The Israeli govemment did not re· verse it! (earlierl1deci.sion to take part in the talks .'t Mrsl._Meir said in a tele· vision interv~w S't11day. "But ~aU51 1!Jypt lw rlolo.IH the .. -nn -' m'"l the tovtnllll<ftl de<lded 11111 u ·lens as the (mllltlry) altuatJon Is nM restored, Israel could not take part In tht talka." Mrs. Meir sild lvaeU Amb1uador Yosef Tekoah would shortly retum to the United States to convey the Israeli de· c\slon to Gunnar V, Jarring, U.N. Middle East peact mediator. Mrs. Meir nid lar1el hid never agrttd to 1 unilateral ceue·flre with Eaypt. "( would like to believe that the United Statea government is &inc:erely efforting to restore the (military) situaUo~;· Mrt. Meir said. "But it ia ilnport.ant for us Carswell Running Seven States Holding· Gubernatorial Races WAS!llNGTON (AP) -Eight states hold primlfles Tuesday wUh 1Uentton focused on Florida's battle between Republicans G. Harrold Carrwell and Rep. William G. Cramer for nomination to a Senate stll the GOP expects to wia Nov. 3. Seven of the states hold gubernatorial primaries -Arizona. Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Florida, Vermont, Arkansas and Colorado. And Georgia will follow Wednesday with ila gu b er n a tori a I primary. ln addition, the Virgin Islands will top off the biaaest primary week of the yetr with tbe turltory'a flrlt primary in history for IOVemOf', betWetR two Democrats. Florida al!iO providts the m a i n excitement in the conte&ta for atate olficts. Flam~ant Gov. Claude Kir~ facts' millioDilre druggist Jack Eckerd. In addition to Florida. senatorial primaries will be held in Utah, Vermont, Wisconaln and AriJoo&. Both Democrats and Republicans are nJMlng unoppoltd in Wilconsln and Utah. Nominations to House scala are up Jn all states. Utah iJ the <tlly 1tate holding a primary thiJ week without • governor's rice. But Repuhlkans are eyeing the Senate seat held by Democrat Frank E. Mou: Both Moa and hJs GOP challen1er, Rep. Laurence J. Burton, are unoppoatd a& they prepare for their November ballot tussle. Tbe Vermont primary sell the llqe f<r a Nov. 3 contest the Democrats \hink they' can copture for the flnl lime In the atate'a hiltory. Popular former GOr) Philip H. !!off la e.pected lo win tllo primary over at.alt Sen. Fiore L. Bove and former U.S. Rep. William H. Meyer. Hoff is given a good chance to unte1t J\epubllcan Sen. Winlton L. Prouty, who facts no primary oppoeU.lon, and btoCme Vermont's first Democratic 1t111tor. However, Hoff faces 1 liberal third party movement that could reduct hi.I popularity. In the Florida llf!nltorial race , Cramer Is genen,ny rated 1 slight edge over C1rswell, the l!pW'ned Supreme Court nominee. Canwell hall said little about Cramer, focusina: hJa campaign on criticism of the Senate, repeating that he will "raise the level of mediocrity in the Senate if elected." Cramer has campa.lgned on the school busln& issue, pointed to his authorship o[ History Talk Slated .. The Costa Mesa Historical Society will meet Tueaday night to hear discussion of a timely topic : The History of the Orlllf'. Speaker for the 7:30 p.m. session in the up1t.1irs auditorium at the Costa Mesa Police facility will bt Bob Fisher, accordinl to society aeierttary Mildrtd ~. ; ' an antibusmg amendme.nt ln tbt Senate in 19&t. He 3ays court rulings in which Carswell participaled prove he is a "busing iudge." Cramer, the first Republican sent to C<Jncreta by Florida since reconstructk>n days, Rave up his House iieat after 16 y<en and Canwell 'lltpPed o!I the federal court btnch to run for the seat being. vacated by Democratic Sen. Spe"ard L. Holland. FroM P119e J HIJACK ... one laking place In skies ovtr Europe Sunday. All the hij ackers were reported to be: Arab guerrillu. The one thwarted altempt rtsulled in the death of a Palesttnlan radical. Besides the jumbo jet, lhete hijack incldenta occurred : -An lsraeU Et At jeUlner look off with 157 aboard alter a stopover t n Amlterdam on a fiiaht from Tel Aviv to New York and two Arabi rushed to the cockpit. One, a young woman w1th a grenade in each hand, was wreltltd. to the fioor by a passenger. The other, a man, was shot dead by an Israeli security a1ent. The plane landed safely at London's Heathrow Airport alter the incidtnt, then conUnued on to New York. -A Trans World Airlines Boeln1 7~ with 145 persons aboard was seized 1fter • stopover in Frankfurt on the way to New York from Israel. lt was held by Palestinian auenillas at Zerqa, in the Jordanian desert, accord.in& to the Swiss Red Cross. -A Swiuair DC8 with IM abolrd was commandeered after takeoff from Zurich on a Oight to New York. It allo was held at Zerqa, the Swils Red Cross said. Guerrillas threatened to blow up both the TWA Swlaaair planes and their passenger! un less the Jirl iuerrilla held in London was released a11d Swiss authorities released three Palestinian guerr1Uas jailed for an · allack on an Israeli El Al plane in Zurich in 19119. The guerrillas also demanded the release of three commandos held in West German jails since an attack on an El Al bus in Frankfurt la.st year. From P119e J TRAFFIC ... he tried to swerve around bac:ked-up tr1r. fie. then Jost control of his car. ~obert Stewart, 24,-ol Lakewood, died late Friday nl1ht in a chlln·rtactlon geries of cruhes on the San Diego Free. way, caused by.an lnltial crash involving a fieelnR priaon Inmate who had eittaped from the California IrutituUon for Men at Chino. That man, arrtsted shortly after the falal crash, was identlfil!d by pollce as Donald Robinett, 41 , who they allege waa driving a car stolen in Pomona. lltll U.. ~ .. '"'!llMnl and other . ladon will be fUlly awll'i el our atand and will act Jn 1ctordance with the de- cision taken today." An Israeli cabinet spokesman uid artier: "So long as the cease-fire agreement is not observed in full by Egypt, l!rael can· not P1rtlclpate in the Jarrina talk•." The Nla:on fdministration publ\cly has ~pre!Sed th~ feellng liraeli's pullout from lhe ta\kS is only a delay but pri• vately, the administration is dlsap· po In led. Panthers Rap . Con stitution As 'Outdated' PmLADELPmA (UPI) -The Black Panther • sponsored "revolutionary peoples constitutional co n v e n ti o n " concludes today with members drawing up planks for a new U.S. ConstitutiOn representing all ''oppressed peoples.'' The tempo of the conference was noti«ably subdued, however, since· the departure of Black Panther Defense Minister Huey P. Newton. Newlon, free on $50,000 bond while a.waiting a new trial in the killing of an Oakland, Calif., policeman, delivered the keynote speech Saturday nighl in Temple University's McGonigle Hall. He left Sunday for New York City, accompariied by Panther JY1formation Minister David P. Hilliard and 1 bandful of 1ide1. Sunday Delegates formed workshops to discuss what should be included in the new constitution. A wide variety of topics waa covered, including w o m e n ' s liberation, the gay liberation and drugs. When the workshops broke up, mast of · the 1roups called for withdrawal of all American troops wherever they are , an end to the word "man" and use of the word "people," and "hands off Angela Davis." Miss Davis is the former UCLA teacher wanted by the FBI in connection with a California courtroom shooting. The women 's liberation movement called for abolition o[ all nurs~rhymes In schools, especially Little d Ri~ng Hood, Snow White and Henn Penny. Such rhymes, the women said, give children a false sense of reality. One group said "hard drugs are counterrevolutionary and psychedelic dtuRS are instrumental in .developing a revolutionary spirit for the people." A Panther spokesman said t h e convention wanted to "get a spectrum of opinions" for the new constitution. Among the groups represented were the Students for a Democratic Society (SOS), the Quakers, Black Muslims, Yl pples, Women's Strike for Peace and The Weatherman faction of SOS. former world heavyweight boa:ing champion Cassius Clay visited the conventfon Sunday but did not speak. A new constitution was necessary, Newton said Saturday. because the old U.S. Constitutlcm written here almost 200 years ago. did not include all the "oppressed peoples." Patrolman Hurt In Vehicle Fire NEW YORK (AP) - A patrolman who went to inspecl an unoccupied police car because he saw smoke cominR from beneath a fender was seriously burned Sunday night when an incendiary device hidden beneath the vehicle burst into flames, police reported. Patrolman Robert Farkas, 33. was taken to Roosevelt Hospital for treatment of bums of the arms .. chest and face. The car was parked near the corner of Broadway and 68th St. DAILY PILOT Sti ff Pllt!I AL L SHE WANTS FOR LABOR DAY : 2 FRON'!' TEETH Gaylt Petrick, 11, Dla plays Bridges for All Occassion1 Gets New Grin Gayle Has Brig htest T eeth Around By TERRY COVILLE • Other kids gel nickels, dimes and maybe a quilrter when they Jose teeth. Not Gayle Patrick, 11. of Founlain Valley. She ROt an early Christmas wish -two front teeth. with diamond-like rhinestones in the center of each. She's got the brightest smile in town now . The peculiar teeth were gifts of her uncle, John Podlager, owner of a dental lab in Sacramento. They replace two teeth she lost in a swimming pool accident Aug. 23. "It's tragic for a young girl to lose her permanent teeth so early, so I decided to give her that pair for a joke," Podlager, visiling his relatives on Labor Day, said . Her new Leeth were inserted by Costa f\.1eaa dentist OJ\ Donald o. Kina. It wu a secret project. " ' .... '·I didn 't know about it," Gayle said. "Dr. King hid them from me when he put them in. Then he called for a mirror. 'Vhen I saw the diamonds I just laughed." • She brushes lwice a day now. The rhinestone teeth are JU&t a joke, for entertainment value. Gayle's un cle also made her a normal set -flippers the dentist calls them . She won't have a permanent bridge unlil the age. of 14. "A few years back l aclually put real diamonds in some sets like lhat,'' Podalger said. '"It's kind of rare though." She only received them Thursday, but has already decided to wear them 1l nlght . when she-slee~. "'They sparkle up lhe room.'' And on the first day of school Gayle will matcli her rhinestone teeth againsl the shiniest pair of braces. Martha Mitchell Pop s Off~ Blames Fulbright for War WASHINGTON !UPI) -Matt ha Milchell said today the Vietnam War "stinks" 8nd if it weren't for Sen. J . William Fulbright, (0.Ark.), "we'd be ' out of it." The outspoken wife of Attorney General John N. l-.iilchcll made the blunt comment about Fulbright. whose re· election campaign she once lhreatened to rlefeat during a flight with the presidentljl\ pa rty back to \Vashington. In a give.and-take with newsmen aboard Air Force One, she was asked half jokingly. "what do you think of the Vi etnam war?" ''ll stinks.'' she replied. and added, "if ii weren't for Fulbright we'd be out ol it.'' "If this country would stick together •.. if everyone fell a common cause in Vietnam, we would have been out 18 months ago and -it makes me so mad I can't see straight." She said she felt Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Foreign relations Committee, "'as opposing the war because "he wants to promote himself.'' An Arkansas nalive, Mrs . Mitchell said, "•e shouldn't have gotten lnlo the war in the first place. The Nla:on Administration inherited it and they're trying their best to get out of it. "Nobody likes war. I realize this is an uopopular war but if someone in congress would take a few months out and say 'let's get together' it would be over." Mrs. Mitchell said there is no reason for the Uni ted Slates to be seated at lhe peace lable in Paris and try lo find common ground when they realize over there that we 're not in agreement." She said, "If we Americans can Stick together under a common cause as we have in past wars we would have been out of Southeast Asia a helluva long time ag0< What we need is a united America. .... we need something that would bring us together, not separate us." Mitchell walked inlo press lleclion of the plane laler and wa s asked if he'd like to know what his wife had just said. "Hea vens no." he an swered, ''I'd jump straight oul of the window." DAILY PILOT ~ .... . ".~ ..... le9Clri ,._..... Yell., Roljinrt~ m~slng from prbon alnce tut Aui. 20, allegtdly struck 1 car parked on the 1houlder, then hla car waa bit by another. 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Several a:::cldents Involving serious In· juries were reported In several Orange Coasl Cities before dawn today. Among \he mOlt terious wu 1 crash oc· curing shortly after 2 1.m. In COtta ftfesa. It left a 47.year-old man crlUcally Injured. Cotta Mesa poUee said the victim, Wil- liam J. Baker, w1s under lntenalve care al Costa Mesa Memorial Hoapllal. where hls condition wu listed at critical. Baker. of 2056 Phllarope St., Cotta ).ftsa, suffered a mangled artn, crushed rlbl and head lnjurit1 when hi& cal' was collided broadside with an llUto driven by James Calvln Damron, 21, of 3105 Coolidge St .. Costa Mesa. The crash occurred when Oamron's c:ar swarved ICr'Oll the dlvtder cf Estanc:ia Avtnue: near Swan Clrclt, and hit Baker's c:ar broadside. Damron recleved moderate il'IJUrles. Baker's daughter, Linda Beth, 11, also wa. injured. Rebels Give UPI T ape -of Assas sinated A rnerican Aide MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY (UPI) - United Press lnterrialional. acting on a tip from Tupamaro lerrorl1t.a. found a t.1.pe recording Sunday made with Dan A. Mltrione, the U.S. police advisor who v•as slain by the Tupamaros on Aug. 10. Mltrione, $0, of Ri chmond. Ind., wa s kldnaped with Brsz.llian Consul Aloysia O\aa Gomlde on July 31. TDe American was slain after the Uruguayan govern· ment refused to exchange 150 polilical prl&aners for the two kldriaped men. Dia• Gomlde Is 11111 In the 'custod y or the 'l'Uptmaros. They are also holding Claude L. Fly, 65, of Fort Collins. Colo., A U.S. aolla 'xpert, who was kidnaptd on Aug. 7. Mltrlotle said in the recording that he had nothing to do with the. Central In· ttlllgence Agency and that he belive.red the U.S. Government \\'OUld intercede in his behalf. The recording, In English. wa s found after a male voice called UPI 3nd sa'd "This Is the National Liberation Move- ment (Tupamaros) sptaklng." "tn the Amt!rlca's shopping ctntcr •t the third or fourth step of a stairway In the rear, to the rlght. there is a blue t n· velope with somelhlna of Interest for you." A UPI reporter, who went lo the acenc, found the casscue type recording. In the 1ape, lnaudable in some parts, the voices of f\1itrione and his interroga. tors can be heard, laughing sometimes. In one p I a c e one of lhe Tupamaro voices says, '"My men have been watch· inR you for three week! and you used to park your car al the police station - '14-'hcrc you had 11 parking space re· served . t-.1itrlone answered: ''It wasn't for me but for the thers, '1 "Which others?" The Tupamaro voice a.s~ed. fltl trlone: "\Ve have another three men there." "'Who are they ?? The Tupamaro voice asked. "Von know their names. rlRhl?" f\.1lt· rione responded . The Tnpamaro volc:e then laughs and adds, ""Okay, I think we-have the names, but which names?" Mltrione : "You have them.'' Tupamaro \'Oice: "You know now thal we are the ones v.·ho select, now 'A'C are U1e police .•. " t.1!trlone, laughing. a~ks. ''Do t really h&\'e to i;lve the n11mes!" At th\1 point the tape Is 11lmost inaud· Ible but the Tupamaros \'Oice re sponded ' "Yes" and '-1itrione can be heard sayin g the name "Richard Martinez." "American?'' The TUpamaro voice a:i;ks. "No, born in !\1exlco," Mitrione respon· ded. Ml trlone thtn said another name which is blurred. In another section of the tape, Mitrlone slld, "I expect that the Uruguayan Gov· erment will agree to lhe ea:change," re· fering to the political prisoners. ''\Ve do too," the Interrogators said, 1'Although we are prepared to hold you for months. But We hope 11 (the ex- change) will be in as short 1 time as !)0.1!.Ulle. It's the best thing !or evu y• one." The tape continues with the Tupamaro volc:t asking, "What do you think of m? You should know a lot 1bout us. It 's bttn quite a while ainctJ you'\'C been ere. How long?" ~1itrlone: "One year." Tupamaros: "One y e a r Is enough. Oka y, now I have to tell you tha,t I ex· ptCt you to believe me. we don't count we're not Important, there are othe; chiefs abo\·e us." f\1itr'o:ie : "I think your organliatlon has a lot of discipline , , ." ,, 15 Pe1·isl1 In Arizona,. Utah Floods P!IOENIX, ARIZ. (UPI) -Al leasl ll persom were dead or missing in the wake of a violent weekend storm In Ariiona llnd Utah which forced hundreds of1per· sons from their homes and stranded ho!'.. iday travelers: The slorm was blamed from the flood· tng of McElmo W11h just north of the Arizcna boundary near Aneth, Utah where two persons were miS$lng and pre- sumed drowned. The bodies of five unidenllfled persons were found Sunday in the swollen Tonto and Christopher Creeks, near PaylOll, northeut of Pboenli:. Authorities said an undetermined number of persons, as manv as a dozen, were missing. "We !imply have no idea how man)' people are missing," said . Sheriff's De- puty C. B. J;laught of Payaon. ''Wi have no way of determining how meny cars e>r people were swept awliy becalde there were s~ many campers Jn the area over the holiday. We receive more re-- por~s of mlssin1 pel"!ons every hour." Divers continued searc:hlng for the }K).. ril~s of Evart Bartholomew, SO : his wife. Elizabeth, 60, both or Phoenix: and Mrs. EU~! Parker, 65, Kalkaska, Mich. They were presumed drowned when their ca"'!per was washed awaY on the Apache Tratl , a dirt road east of here. Also believed drowhed wert George Schabacker 78, Phoenix. and Anlhony Romera Leyva, Los An(eles, whose cars were caughl by flash fioods in arroyos. Arizo na Highway Patrolman Gilbert Outhit; 39, Mesa . was found dead in his overturned patrol car in a flooded wash belwetn here and Payson. A Luke AFB helicopter and a sheriff's jeep posse were dispatched to a moun- taioous area near Castle Hot Springs northwest of Phoenix, where a missing plane was observed. A Civil Air Patrol spo kesman said there were no siRns of life around lhe aircraft. but the plane did not appear to be badly damaged. lt di~appeared after tak ing Dff for Lake Tahoe in the storm Saturday. Two per· son, were aboard. The raginl( Little Colorado Rive r !f:nt 120 persons from their homes at Holbrook and threatened the town of Winslow in Northern Aritona. The river crested in Holbrook and was recedine; slightly, but authorities feared more f101xHng because of rain in the mountains near Show Low and SprinRer- ville to the east. Ranchers were evacu•l· ed by boat from an area north of Wlm• low. Holbrook Police Officer James Woods said :·1 woke up aboul 4 o'clock Sundaf morrung to get ready to go lo work. I stepped in water about ankle deep. t heard a roar and five minutes later there was Wlter bee deep clear tmouah my house." Woods said he 1tarted warn- in11t neighbors. "'°\ Twenty-five homes in South Holbrook were evacuated after a dike broke. Wood"s hou se wss .among seven tha t collapsed in the surging water . Nixon Holding Back College Loan Funds \\'ASHINGTON (AP) -The Nia:on adm inistration is holding back 28 per- cent of the money Congress appropriated · for loans lo college students, releasing only the $170.4 million asked by the Presi· dent. The announc·ement was pa.!5ed Th~rs rlay to the Dtpartment of Health Educa -tio~ snd 'Yelfare by the BudRet' Burea11 wh17~ derued any pan in the holdback dec:1s1on. An . HEW official said Friday hls office ' "':'as informed St70.4 million -SM.J mll· lion below the appropriations -was being 1 re,l;ased for ~llotm~nt to colleges . . The remainder is under review " he said. "The fac:t we haven'l received 'auth. ?rit)' for it doesn't mean we won't aet it." 0 Sen. Ralph W. Yarborough (D-Tea:.), 1 who spons?r~d the amendment add.Ing the $66 m1l11on, wrote President Nixon Frld~y: '.'I urge you to release lhis money at this lime-so 1s not to undu ly restrict or inconvenience the ability of students to go to college." College officials had asked a total of $233 million for the loan proRram. They asked $268 million last year, Nia:on bud· 1e.ted $155 million .and Congress appro- pnated SIB8.7 million . Th_e administration is holding back on allol1ng funds under another $100 mJ111on program approved by Congr ess over Nia:. on 's ob;ections. • This 1s the proRtam under which elem· entar:v school pupils are giv en a haU pint o_f milk for snacks ea ch da y. Author1za. t1on for the prog ram became law wHhout Nix~n·s signa ture, and the Department or Agriculture says no decision on whet.her to rele ase the money bas been made The President s11ld June 30, "l !~tend to use the school·lunch and child-nutrition programs for child from poverty families. and not for those who are in no need of .!luch • subsidy ." Sen. Wil!lam Proxmire (0-Wis.), said ~e a~mlrustration. by tha t dttlslon, is playing Russan roulette with the health of lhe natlon 's school chlldren by filllna to contl nue the school mllk program.'' We Like You, Alfie LONDON {AP) -Work ers in 1 bot fac:tory sa.ld the Rhost of Alfred Barnes who died 97 years ago, kept appearinR a~ a fioaUng brown blob to haunt the alpt shirt asse.mbly line. The manaaement called In a spirit medium , but emrloyea said the. blob kept returning unU thty hu~R up a sign readln.R : "God ble11 you Alfie..'' t ' \ -~----------- • ' Mond.ty, Stpttmbfr 7, 1~70 DAILV PILOT ART THOMASSEN SHEARS LONG LOCKS MAKING BUNKS IS PART OF HOME OUTY NURSERY TRAINEE TENDS CAMP PLANTS Juvenile Drug Offenders Take New Trip --Los Pinos ..... =~: -.! :; -" ::--..... TAP E MACH INE PROVIDES READ ING HEL P TO STUDENT By GEORGE LEIDAL Of 11!1 Dtflr Plltt 51111 Juveniles in Orange County who like to trip on drugs. and get caught, may or may not enjoy their trip to . Los Pi nos Forestry camp. Operated b y the Counly Probation Department in the Clevland N alional Forest, Los Pinos is just an hour's drive from Costa l\1esa, but the trip takes you out of this world whe re the air is clea r, the living clean and chances for rehabilitation -great. The probation department and the Orange Cou nty education department took over the $500,000 facility from the Job Corps last spring. Oire<:tor Vaughn Roley, says the camp for 15 to IS.year old juvenile offenders is being set up lo provide a "nature trip." Deputy Probation Officer Cha rles W, Page, a familiar face to many beach city offenders, believes the nature, school and vocational training experiences at Los Pinos will turn kids away from the drug scene "and tuni them onto themselves and nature ." - "\Ve want every k.id who comes here lo face his problems and himself before returning to the environment that Jed him lo drugs or other crimes," Page says. And if Los Pinos can't offer juvenile offenders the environment that will accomplish that goal. it is likely there is no place that can do it. Page boasts. "We·ve got fantastic facilities. A <.'tlmpletely equipped gymnasiUm with new athletic equipment, near-new cabins with a real home-like atmosphere, a sc hool building with up to date learning mate rial, a completely equipped a u Io mechanics shop. wood shop, laundry, kitchen and mess hall and eve n a bright , red fire engine.·· \Vhat Los Pinos lacks are smog, urban blight. freeway congestion, and damaging peer group pressures. Peer pressures aren't entirely absent from the Los Pinos scene howeve r. Page cites them for the chief reason the boys part with their long locks. "We don 't strap them intQ.JPe barber chair:· he notes, "yet. they give up hair !hat is fashionable on the "out.s" because it isn't fashionable here." And the rest of the outside world isn't forgotten while offenders visit Los Plnos either. The program is geared to p r o v I d e experiences that parallel those of the real -world. After a two-v.•eek orientation, new boys ai'e assigned to a labor crew until they apply for a specific job assignment by making out a real emplo ym ent application. Ir accepted they receive on the job ti·aining and can work their way up frgni being an un skilled nuri:ierynian to a skilled gardener. If lhey don 't like the job they can "quit" for reassignment in the labor ~l. or preletably, "find" another job, by applying for it, and giving two \vceks ''noUce '' from the.old job. All the jobs ·occupy inmates during the aftemoon hoim following their morning in the school with teacher!! William Crews, Edmund Clark, Calvin Kimura and Snow Thornsberry. The school. headed by principa l Leo Ha nnon , help11 youths catch up 111ith reading, language and math l!kills and prepares inmates to pass the high school equivalency examination. One 5tudent already has passed the exam in the few 1nonths Los Pinos has been open . School secretary Lee Kindle.in ndmils administering more than a little ''tender, lovi n' care" to the boys. ··or course, they'll never admit they want affection- just a Uttle 'attention°," she sa,rs. Carlos Rosas. senior counselor, says the boys like and need attention and 1heorizes the need for attention probably led lhem into trouble in the first place. Counselors Davis Neshem, Charles \Vard. Art Thomassen. Larry Watson and Cha rles Sisco live in the cabi ns v.·ilh the boys on lhree-day shifts . Each cabin is run like a ''home " and the boys lake care of the chores on an assignment basis. Meal!! are served mess hall style and runne rs from each table bring good ies prepared by Verniece Blackburn and cooks Cathy Briggs and V i r g i n i a Lcinneweber. Verniece's husband, Bill, is a senior counselor. t.1osl of the staff are married and live in irailerii overlooking !he remote camp compound. They enjoy the quiet, smog free living near nature. but keep watch for errant hunters. tarantula spiders, hippie revelers from the nearby public campsite and o c c a 11 I o n a I rattles nakes. ff When fully staffed the camp will be LE E KI NDL EI N .. MOM home for 96 juvenile offenders who will care for the U.S. f'orest Service ca1npgrounds adjace nt to Los Pinos. in the Cleveland Forest. Hight no1v. just 10 boys are living in the can1p although 12 n1ore have been assigned there. ··\\'e"ve had some rabbits," Roley admits, meaning boys "'ho've violated their probation while on fur lou gh. As lhe. camp grows that problem is expected to iron itself out, he believes. Group pressures to keep rurloughs possib le for all boys, will assure the rabbits' return trip. vi sit the el izobeth or den red door ... it's a bea utifying ex perience ....:...a..-...1 ,.,,,.=~' Let ou r e)(perts give your sk in a wond erfully refreshi ng treat- . men! . , . ond o new make-up. You'll no! only look your best, you'll feel marvelous! Complete treotment wilh mokeup, 10.00 . S.aury Salo~, , . . . ' . ,..,.,1 1 u D \ ' """ I [Q [Q~ I.I-HI D D H--.JJ N1wport I 1 F1iltio11 1111114 M1wport C'"''' e ''4-2100 e Mo11.,, T~un.,. fri., I 0100. lill. 9110 .Other, ~t~s, 10100 , +Jn, S :10 '· ., I 4 DAILY PILDI MJl~f. Stpttrt1btr 7, 1970 ' Nixon~s .Se~ret Servi~e Can~t Fight Kids By llELEN moMAS Ull>I Stitt WrlMr The tecret service hu a lot of power around the Western \Vhite House ln San Clemente, but not totally. Last week tJie Secret Service had scheduled a b&sebiill game v.·ith the \Vhite House press corps. When II. came Lime to play, they fouod !he San Clemente little leaguers alread.)' had first claim oa tile field. SO Miles Away tocldent11iy, Mxon bu two qenta With promlDent namta -Robert Taylor, a Kansan and Arthur Godfrey, lonnerty of t.ft. Clemem:, t.11ch. President Nixon's national security adviser 1'enry A. Ki.S3ln11r i.s malting like a movie star. Kissinger has taken time out or bis steady concentration on world affairs to ~mote for lhe TV cameras. He will be the 5lar of the CBS show "60 Minutes'' Los Pinos Staff Kids Need School BJ GEORGI! LEID~L Of Ille o.ITY l'Mlf Slaff Chfldren on the: start at the lsofated COunty Probation Department's Los PIDos Forestry Camp in the Cleveland National Forest are ha ving difficulty finding a school lo attend. Located by lhe wh im of some Jong forgollen education 6eparlment mapper in the Trabuco School District, the 1·ecently opened juvenile delinquent rehabilitation cenler is ~ miles i!Way from the three·room Trabuco school. Wtdnesday, parents of the eight elementary and one high &ehool st.udents met with Tony Bube , chlef administrator o( Trabuco school lo discuss alternatives. Los Pinos Camp is about JO miles by mountain road from Elsinore. i n Ri verside County, and 13 miles from the nearest bus 'stop made by the Capistrano Unified School Diltrict y.·hose closest i>ehool is 26 miles from the camp. "It is obvious you're not going lo send your children to our schoOI," Bube said. Although Trabuco is only 12 miles from the camp "as tbe· crow !Ues" it will be more than five years before a road <.'OOnects the camp with the school. U. F.dwin Harding, coordinator of child welfare and attendanct for the Orange County education deparlmenl. told the Daily Pilot today, "we are leaning toward Waste Disposal Project Studied By Grand Ju1·ies Grand juries or Orange and Ri~rside <.'Ounties will sit together Friday, Sepl. ll, lo discuss a proposed $26 million project for the disposal of waste through the cooperation of the two counties and adjoining San Bernardino County. The project, under discussion for 18 months, calls for !he construction of a speciaJ pipelloe for non-reclamable waste from industry agricultural and other iources in the tw9 inland counties. The line will terminate at Orange County's sanitation treatment plant in Fountain Valley where it \Viii be processed before disposal in the ocean. Orange County's principal stake in the project is protection of its deteriorating San ta Ana River Ground \Vater Basin which is being gradually "Poisoned" by v:aste dumped upstream into the ri\'cr by the ty.·o inland oounties. Grand Jury Foren1an George B. Honold called the joint nleeti ng of the l\vo juries in Riverside "a mile!>lone in cooperation . , . believed to be the first tin1e In the nation that two such bodies have joined together to discuss a mutual problem ." San Bernardino's Grand Jury declined the invitation to attend the session. Honold said the future of the waste. disposal line project hinges on the success of a $250 million Clean \Vater Bond Issue which will be on the Nov . 3 ballot. The issue will provide funds for such J>roject.s with the federal government paying tor M percent of lhe cost, the state. 2S pen:ent and the counties only 20 percent. Harbor Chief 'fo Testify On Oil Bill Kenneth Sampson, director or the Orange County H.arbor Department. 1s trpectrd to testify before thl' House Interior Committee Sept. 14 or 15 on the federal oil sanctuaries bill , S-3093. Laguna Beach councilmen added their rtquest to that ol Ne\\'J)Ort Beach for !'i.'lmpsOn to represent the county, their cities and San Clt.men te In support of the bill. Co-autho red by Senators Alan Criinston and George t-.1urphy, It would creale off· shore federal oil sanctuaries wtiere callromia oll sanctuaries e1lsl. L.aguna Councilman Roy Jtolm old this a·tt:k that the bill has bf!t"n amended so thaL 11 federal sancluary would not necesJarily be created where a ne'v olfshore st.a te oil sanctuary is created. 'fhese. would be considered by Congress 1n an individual basis, he said. A 11tate sanctuary proh ibiting oil rxp\oitaJion lo !he three mue l!mil etlsu: now rrom lhe S11nta Ana ruver mouth lo the ~texican border. San Cle1nentP, Ne~·purt Beach, Laguna Beach and the coonl!o' art joinlly ~upportin£ It lobbyists elfort to pass the bt11 and prevenl ,11 potenlijJ Santa Bte:bira·type oil disaster loci.ll!4,/ the kle1 of opening 1 class up there at the camp if space ia available." Noting that discussions with Elsinore ·school official! had shown an intudistrict transfer would overcrowd their schools and possibly could bankrupt Trabuco which wouJd have to pay about $5,000 to Ell/~e. "It is unreasoiiible to bus these kids to Capistrano," Harding noted. ''Th c Elsinore school boa.rd is nea:ative about accepting Los Pinos' children, although it swns If they are going to go lo a public school Elsinore \.\·ould be the best choice because it is closest ." Establishing a school on lhe Los Pinos compound itself was the alternative staff parents liked least l\-lrs. Vaughn Roley, wife of the director, gaid, "I hope they're not con· :s!dcring putting a teacher up here. The kids p\sy together all da y as it i1. They need to get out and meet other children," sh~ said. · Pan of the Los Pinos sta{f. ironically, have been brought up to the isolated teen rehabilitation center to rwi a school for the 15 to 18-year-old inn1ates of lhe probation facility. For obvious reason s, part!nts do not find it desirable lo have their kids attend classes with the county wards. While. a decision necessari1y must be ill°ade Within a day or two, according to Harding, t~ long range implications o[ the education at Los Pinos are of more concern. The camp ls expected to house 96 delinquents with a staff of 3'. There are only 10 boys in residence now and only 15 on the staff. Theer are six vacan house trailers near the camp available for married stair members ••and it looks like new ttddilions lo staff will be married." Charles Page, deputy probation ofticer, told Bu~ and Harding. T~e trailers and more than $500,000 of equipment and building \.\·ere left behind by the Job Corps for whom tht camp was built about five years ago. The County leases the facility from the federal government for $1 a year. Located at 3,100 feet, about three. miles north of Ortega Hlghv,,ay, the camp borders on Riverside County in the Clev~land National Forest. . lrunates y.·ill rttei\·e sch o o Ii n g. including vocational training in auto mechanics and carpentry as y.·ell as serving the National Park Service maintaining nearby camps ites. Arrny May Pla y 'Taps' for Old Reveille System \VASllINGTON IAP) -P.tlllions of An1erican men remember it well: The cold, preda,vn silence of a barrracks, the occasional snore, someone babbling in his sleep, and as the sky brightens a bit, Uie peppy blast of the bugle. Reveille ! \Vell, reveille may be on its way out. An Anny study group has looked at the idea for a couple of years -along wlth a lot of other things that could agrravale today's recruit, and reeommends taps for reveille. The final decision is up lo Army Chief of Staff Wllliam C. \\'estmoreland. Along with the bugle wake.up -in most cases ·it's a recording -the Army study group would junk the 11cco1npanying formation of all the fello~·i; outside the barrack! 1 few minutes later. The ~·hole idea of rc\·eille Is to get a he:id counl every morning. rt.ad a fC\V instructions, and get everybody off on the ssme foot But there are other ways to do these things, tile Arn1y figures. "These klds today understand what lime they 're supposed to get up and be some plate." says Brig. Gtn. James Adamson , chief of lht group studying ~·ays to make the Anhy more 1ttracUve, and all·volunteer at the 11me time. fn fact. Adamson h11 found In his trips to Army bases in lhe 1tatea and Europe that some comm11nders already have. done away with reveille. "~fany commanders already know kids are different than Ulty were 20 years ago.·• he says. \Vt.II, ~·hat y.•as wrong y.·lth the kids 20 years ago? Couldn't lhey tell lime. or when lo gel up? "\\11y "'e've done It .1111 Ille.st years, I don't know," Adamson says. Jn a. IM:oadcr se.n.se. he ~oys "E\-erythlng \\·e do should be critk'ally analyw:!. "\\'e can 't at.'Cepl evtrylhlng we did 20 years ago 8S \"alid. It m"v be, but It musl be questioned," he 11)'S. sometime 1n Stpttmber. 1be TV cameras also went to Mexico Oo that score, Kissinger says he still The wltt)' for1Jgn polf>' adviser quips with K~ and focused oo him while hasn't made up his mind whether he will lhal he hopes lhc Pl'Q1ram Is :shown he was swimming. return to teaching at Harvard. He has before Jt is "censored" by Attorney He extracted a promise from the until February to decide. General John Mitchell.\ \ producer1 not to follow him around The CBS product.Ion wlll be Kissinge r's M,uch of tht fUmlna bas been done at socially on lbe West Coasl where he has second television perfonnance. }I e the Western White· House. His two some good looklng female friends - as submitted to a similar program last year <:t\lldren, Ellzabtlh, 11 and David, I, an he does In Waahington. with a Freoch TV producer who managed ardent artist who drew a "moon" picture He also i:s "lender" on the subject of to get him to po&e and be interviewed in for President Nixon~ alao m In the show. his relationship with his former Harv'1'd the top secrtt 24-hour situation room at Kissinger and his cur I y ·ha i red University colleagues, accord.Inc to an the White House. youns:sters were filmed at Disneyland. lnfonned source. For a Jong time Kisslnger would quip "im--~iiiiinr-'.Dilri:TiiiiiiLji \1,.1 T111"1\t!t SAN FRANCISCO'S BARBARY COAST -BABYLON BY THE BAY AND ANYTHING GOES II '• Great for Tourist Bu1lnt11, But Local Citiz:1n1 Having 5Kond Thoughts Bottomless By the Bay San Franciscltns Ready to Drlt'lV Line on Nudie Signs By CLIFFORD P. CHENEY UP'I 11an Wtllw SAN FRANCISCO -The city that once pursued the pleasures of the nesh along the Barbary Coast is still trying. For many, San Francisco is sUll Ba~ylon by the Bay. The. infamous Barbary Coast Is gone. replaced by artsy craftsy shops that sell chintz curtains and Dowered wallpaper. Sally Stanford has closed her well· upholstered house that was not a home and mo\'ed across the bay to Sausalito where she operates a restaurant and runs for the city council. The old days may have been lustier, but sin is still a marketable con1modity. for the tourists and conventioneers there are diversions as varied as they are available. On North Beach the topless shows have turned up bottomless, and not far from 1-1·here the little cable cars start their climb lo the stars the ladies of t11e evening are working the day shift too. Tourist buses bring visitors by lhe hundreds to a night club featuring homosexual entertainers. It's slea zy. but il's not catching, and there's nothing like it back in Oshkosh, by gosh. SCENIC POINTS Chinatown, the Golden Gate Brid&e and Fishe rman 's \Vharf are the top attractions, but many tourists wander into the by1vays of North Beach y.·here two of the most scenic points of inte res t are Carol Doda, \Vho started the topless craze and now has her own club. "Can you recommend a respectable bottomless joint I can take my wife to ?'' a visitor from New York asked recent!)'. The answer : "Any place a Ion g Broadway will do." It all dependa on the visitor's definition of respectable. Walk one block down San Francisco's gaudy North Bea\.·h and a dozen sidewalk night club barkers invite you to step inside, where they promise the girls •·Jeave nothln' to your in1agination." The flashing neon marquees declflrt ''topless·bottomless,'' •·completely nude·· and "stark naked.'• Over on Kearny Street, the. ikin·flick theaters sho1v the late.st from the thrh•ing pornographic cinema industry. One theater marquee says: "Warning -il heterosexual or ltsbian activities disturb you. please do not enter." In another thea~r in a rought'r neighborhood the o~·ner and his ti..year· old wife we re arrested by the vlce squad for alle&edly doing "the real thing'' on 1tage -nine performancea dally. SEX ON BUS The Sin Francisco Chronicle published a letter to the ed.itor from a cilittn enraged that one fihn company y.·as allowed to chart.er a city bu.s for a sex ·film ICtnf:. hl1ey cltluns of "tvcrybody's favor ite city " -as it 11 billed by the Tourist and Convention Bureau -look at tht t nd result of the "topless" novelty lbat began a few years ago In San Franclsco and con clude th:it It Is turnin£ their clly into Babylon by the Bay. Others contend It's nothing lo be (.'Onterned about. ··1f ire elin1inated these to;>lcss- botto111!1?S! piece.~.·· says Jero1ne rknscn. ain a.!i J5ta1\I c11y dl~tricl auorncy. "J'n1 sure the crime 1 ate. y.·ould decreast by at least half," Ben.sod believes'1·a y.•holc spcctrun1 ol crime" ls associated with the North Beach night club scene. -.. pro5titution, strongarm robbery, drug pushing." Mrs. Robert \V. P..1iller, widow of the ronner head of the San r·rancisco Opera Association, believes the night club.! and theaters are "contributing to the moral decay of our city." James Garvin, personnel manager or the Hilton Hotel , says: "The sex mo.,·ie houses are affecting the business community in San F'rancisco. Word is celling around that the city is allowing filth in its theaters." A bar that advertises nude dancers is across the street from the hotel. BILL REJECTED Peter Tamaras. elected to the city board of supervi sors on a campaign promise to put the "flesh peddlers" out of business. introduced a bill to prohibit ropless-bottomless entertainment. But the bill was rejected by other supe rvisors as unconstitutional. "\Ve have a beauliruJ city and we \Vant lo keep it that \vay." 1'an1ara:s says. "These things are detrimental to the in1agc or our city, These. nude shows don't help our tourism business and lhC'y set a bad exan1pte ror our children. All these people care about is n1aking a fa st buck. "'The~ places attract incorrigibles and degenerates; they are hurting legitimate business In the area. Permiss iveness begets more permissiveness ••• "'here docs it end?" Some San Franciscans disagree. Alvin Duskin , a prominent dress manufacturer and local conservation crwader, says, ·•anything people want to do that doesn't affect other people is their own business. The more open you are, the more healthy. "I've lived in North Beach almost all my life; it's managed to hold up through all this," he adds. ''Copenhagen is one of the most permi8.'liVe cities in the world, but look at the. Danes : they·re healthy and happy, and certainly not ruined niorally. "You don't see San Franciscans in those place5 anyway. They're patronized by characters from the P.1id111cst, con\·entiongoers and tourists.·• PUBLIC NUISANCE Duskin objects, hov.·evcr. lo lhe. advertising. "The sidewall\ barkers are a public nuisance.,'' he says, "and lhose offensive plastic blinking signs constitute visual pollution and a violation of the city's aesthetics." Leo ~iusso, a grocery chain executive and native San Franciscan, agrees. "I think they have gone a little loo far:' he says. "We who walk down the streets of San Francisco do not have to be involuntarily subjected to this stuff. \Ve also have rights." On this lack, Supervisor Tamaras tried again. He introduced a regulatory ordinance to do away with the persistenl sidewalk barkers, force night clubs to remove publicity pictures from publ ic vie1v and forbid the use of the "·ords "topless,'' "'botto1nless, ·• .. nude·· or "naked" in their signs. The Board or Supervisors passed lhe bill unan imously and f\.1ayor Joseph Alioto signed lt into la111. but nO\V .the city faces a stifC legal (ight with the night c:lub O\\ ners. Davey Rosenberg. i1npresar10 11·ho elai1ns to have startad the topl ess µheno1nenon in 1964 , clain1s lhe law is unconstitutional. lie points out that billboa rds advertising consun1er products -milk, for instance -sho\v girls in bikinis. "STRIKE THEM" i'\Ve'll lake down.the words ·nude' and 'naked' when they strike them from the dictionary," Rosenberg VO\\'S. Five North Beach night clubs have filed a sui t against the city. Tamaras' rtsponse: "They have the right to go to court. but their state1nents· show lhey hold utter contempt for the legislati~ process." Ben.son, the assistant district attorney, tbinks the supervisors have ducked the real issue. '·By merely regulating and not proh ibiting it," he says, '"they have condoned it. By lhe ir failure 10 act. they 've made it extremely difflcull for the pr~ccutor to be effective.'' 2nd Labor Wage St1·ilie Plagues Magic J(ing'dom Disneyland was plagued with its second walkou~ in one month Sunday as 6S members of the lnlemaUonal Alliance ()f Theatrical Stage Employes y.·alked oil the job in a labor ~·age dispute. But park officials announced that Abraham Lincoln Is still talking. the Piratts of the Caribbean are stl ll r;inglng and the Haunted f\.1ans10n IS stlll haunted. Supervisors took over the jobs or striking stagehands and sound equl1>ffient 1vorker1 following the 3:30 a,m. w11olkout. The union members or local 5IH or IATSE struck "'hen negollator~. 1vorking \Vlt11 11 r«1er11I mediator. tailed 10 reach 1n agreemcnl. AnC't~r union. the American Gu ild of Vr1riety Ar~sl.s. has been 011 strike at Dlsnt.)'l&nd 1ioce AUi. 8. The ,park" spokesman said 53 of 82 striking AGVA members -live entertainers at parlt va riely $h<m•s -have returned to work. Wa lter H. B'lanchard, business agent for the IATSE local, .said the unions 48 Pfrmanent members and II season~! members are asking a $1 hourly ra ise Ol'er two years. Ourtng federally mediated negotiations management had offered a 70.Cent Pi!Y raise ove.r two ytars and 40 cents more in thl' third yt11.r, the same offer ii says \.\'I~ attepled In ~larch by 22 unions rt prestnllng 4,600 other o! Disneyland 's 6.000 employes. IATSE mcmbtrs currC'nlly t urn $4 80 p"'r hour No 1~urt1K'r negotiation!\ ha ve bl'tn achcdwtd, Oi3nqla00 s»0ke&men 111d. that he did not want to appear en television because of his lhick German accent. 1 His role Js not one that the White HOUR particularly wants to eipose. However, his latest interviewen scored a coup when they rilmed him speum, as the ''high level administration" source at a b'ckground briefing for · Wtlte.rn ne11•spaper esecutives. Reporters were not permJtted to Identify lhe source of the backeroundor. Cup Racer Redesigned 'By Chance' By AL.\10S LOCKABEY a,11, J'lllf ... ,1111 • ..., Thirty-year-old Britton Chance Jr. is not .. exactly an unknown in the yacht designing world. He has designed nearly two-score S.S meter yachts -some_of \\'hich have been winners in international competition. He has also designed cruising yacht.!. Including the 56-foot \Varrior owned by Al Cassel or Nen·port Beach. But sinCe the 12-me.ter trials In Newport. R.I. young Britt's stock heu1 cscalalld JOO percent. lie was the brash young man chosen fl) perform :surgery on !he 12-meter Intrepid \Vhich \l'ill defend the An1erica 's Cup, against an Australian challenger come- Sept. 1a and thereafter. ' It will be recalled that Intrepid was originally designed by Olin Stephens in 1967 and defended the Cup against another Australian challenger. · There arc tilose on both coasts who think master-designer Stephens will always create a faster l.Z.meter every l ~1ne. he puts his slide rule lo work. So thought lhe Ne1v York Yacht Club syndicate headed by Bob McCulloucfl, Ge:irge Hinman. et al \\'hen they decided lo come up \\'ilh a new and faster 12· meter for this year's Cup trials. The end result was Valiant and the syndicate sewed up Stephens for an exclusive. Somewhat the same thinking was in the minds of the Intrepid syndicate, Bill Strawbridge. Burr Bartram and Briggs Dalzell and the others when they decided to give the three year old Intrepid another go at the cup. But could anyone design a better 12· meter than Olin Stephens? The Intrepid syndicate decided to gamble that there was. So they commissioned Chance to design changes for Intrepid that would make her faster than 1967 -and preferably faster than Valiant. "\Ve thought a lot about it," said Dalzell. "We knew ~·e had to make some changes because we fell that Olin could produce something better. We knew he would advance. so we ·had to also. There \vas a lot or thought put into it md Britt \1•as se lected. He did his work well." As ror young Chance, he's not the lea st bashful. Asked how much this year's Intrepid was Stephens and how much Chance, he replied : "'Ninety-eight percent Chance." . He insists that Valiant would have beaten the old Intrepid. \Vha~ did Chance do to Improve Intrepid'! The technicalities of yacht design would llll a book. So briefly. and in snrnewhal si1nple language, here is what Chnnce did to lntr!'pid · Ile "'hacked off lnlrcpid's keel and n1ade her fuller alt. He produced a ne\v keel about eight reel shorter, five thinner and abouts ooo pounds heavier. ' \Vi lh Eric H.11!1 o( Grumman Aircraft, he 1~·orke.d out lighter rigging and iear. As a result he is now in the big le.al'ter In designing. It wasn't Chance's first experience With 12·meters. He worked with Ted Hood on Nefertiti in 1962. He has sailed on Colum bia. He designer! Chancegger, the trial ho~se Baron ~farce! Rich built before he built France. And there are some who think It Chancegger has been eligible, she could have ~aten France. In America'• Cup con1pet\lon, everything about the ch~llenger -fron1 design to buikl.lng to s111ls anrl all her gear -must come from the country of origin. • And Cha nce made another observation: t.retel II , the Australlan challenger this y~ar, should have done belier against her trial ~rse, American Eagle. That_ s a sly way Chance has of 1aying Intrepid 1vlll y.·\n y.•hcn the bi& show jlftrts Sept. J$, Harbor School Borders Changed hfembers of the Newport·Mesa Board or Education Thursday made a tut.- minute cha nge In the boundaries between E~$lbh-1ff •nd H1rbor View School• that \1·111 send 10 additional chUdren to Harbor View. Roy Andersen. administ rative 1ulstant for school facilities, said the adjualment ~·•• necessary to keep the new school - ERstblurr -from becoming ovcrcrowdtd. The adjusted boundarlts will ha,·e children llving south of Port Staboume \\'ay In the 11C\vest portion of the Brtn devclop1ne11t <If Hnrbor View Hitlt 11ttcn~lng Harbor View Scbool. The orlg\naJ boundaries inclurle.d all of tht \ iren. dcvclop1ncnt 1n the EasllWlff 1 11s1r1cL f -· Cauiion Key Word OnCampu., By LOUIS CASSEi.'> ur1 s"'ltl' Etlller WASHINGTON (UPI) -At MC¥'e than 2,000 colleges across the nation, anxious educators are wondering whether the n ew academic year which begins this month will be as turbulent as lhe one that staggered to a conclusion lasl sprtng. A :ourvey by the American Council on Education shows that 524 i n s titution s experienced disruptive campus protests during the 1969-70 academic year. They resulted In 14 deaths and mor n $9 million in pro r y amage. Although leery of going on record with flat predictions. some college administrators are hopeful things may be a little quieter this term. In su pport of their cautiou s aptimism, they offer such facts or opinions as these: Mass outbreaks of violence seem to have an Jmmunizing effect on people direclly exposed to their excesses. Students w ho witnessed destruction a n d bloodshed on campus last year will be reluctant to repeat the experience -just as many urban Negroes dread a renewal or ghetto rioting. -A substantial n.umbcr of lludents came out or lasl spring 's campus riots with the feeling they had b c e,, manipulated by c x tr em e radicals who deliberately set oot to provoke clashes with poli ce and Nationa l Guardsmen. The v i ol e n c e a ttending these confrontations undoubtedly caused s om e previously moderate students to tum against the authorities. But It also alienated many young activists from radical leaders whom !hey ha d previously regarded w i th approval . · -Many colleges have Instituted reforms i n curriculum, in code:; of discipline, and in facully- sludenl relationships -to meet legitimate s I u d e n t grievances that \\'ere factors in last year's campus protests. A number of institutions have taken steps to give students a more significant voice in decision-making. -College administrators have learned a lot from their awn past mistakes in handlin g campus protests. Most of them ncrw have a much better und erstanding , or where to draw the line b e·twecn reasonable concessions and abject surrender, and how to deal fi r m l y but not provocatively with incidents that might lead lo violence. -Some facu lty members w ho were formerl y sympathetic toward student protests arc havin g second thoughts. They rea lize that neilher academic freedom nor serious intellectua l inquiry can long survive in an atmosphere af coercion. where people resort to di s rupt io n , intimidation and vi o I en c e rather than reason to promote causes in which they believe . This hopeful rea s on i n g seems sound a~ far as it goes. But it overlooks on c lremendously imp or l a·n l ccmsidcration. When humi::ln beings - whether they arc students or black people or hard hat construclion workers -arc genuinely outraged, they arc apt to cast prudence to the wind and express their anger in irraticma l ways. 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In Chavl-.,..' organiiing drive and his current .1ur1sd1ct1onal battl e with the Teamsters Union. Now Catholic priests in Orange Co unty have entered the political arena. The 1970 California Democratic Party platform calls for repeal oJ state abortion la,vs. Th.is has put the party on a collision course with ~ath: lic doctrine -and the first crash has occurred 1n this c6Unty. . Catholic protest against the Democratic platform plank began overtly when the Rev. Michael CoUl ns of St. Barbara's Catholic Church or West Santa·Ana calle~ for a change in regislrat'ion from Democrat to RepubJi .. can from the pulpit at each of eight masses a week a~o. Since then the movement has spread more covertly lo more than a third of the 39 Catholic churches in the County. Deputy vote rea;istrars have .been called in to ef .. feet the chaJJ;t!tS". _ .. Oran~e County'a total voter registration as of the June 2 prin1ary was 555,570. Of these. 298,536 \ver~ Re- publican, 228.368 were Democrat and the rest m1scel- laneous. movement could have important impact -adversely to the Democrats. ... The Democrat drive has been so aucces11Cul that, at least until now, the 10;-year trend of increasiqg Republi· can margins ha• been reversed. \Vhile the Catholic registration·s\vitching campaign Is intriguing to politically-minded onlookers. what is perhaps m ore inte-rtsting is the question the action rais- es about the tax exempt status of the churches in volved. The Internal Revenue Service has recently been in· vestigatin~ uni versities to determine whether they for· leit their tax exempt status b.v engasi;ing in ce rtain "poli· tical" (peace movement) activities. As one newspaper letter writer put it last \\'eek. "Js tax.exempt politics permissible if done in the name of God but not permissible if done in the nan1e of peace?" The Chicano Tragedy Use of a shell·like t~argas weapOn never intended for crowd control resulted in the tragic death of Ruben ·Salazar, respected spakesman for the Mexican-Ameri· can (Chicano) community in Southern California. Sala- zar was a man of peace. The deputy sheriff's action \Viii be thoroughly in· vesti,i?ated. At the same time there should be a iather· in_g and-expi:fsure of all the fa cts concernin,I! outside in- fluen ces. if any. in the conversion of a peacelul raUy in· to a violent confrontatiott i:esultinj{ in t'vo deaths. 60 per· sons injured. 185 arrested and more tha n $1 million in fire and other damage. . ' MIDDLE EAST NEGOTIATIONS . -1 ·: \ .!. I . I ' j The countr has an estimated 200,000 Catholicfi. ~lo'v many are reglStered voters isn't k!'own •. How many are already Democrats isn't known. But in light of the fact the Democratic Party in OranJ!:e County has undertaken 1 massive registration drive this summer, the church AJf persons of good will can hope the tragedy will focus .attention on legitimate Chicano J!:rievances to the point "'here there will be constructive action by the An2· lo community. \ 'Be prepared,' I always say, People Are Main Shoi.r At Expo'70 ' < --. . I TOKYO, J1pa.n -t hid not upected to lite Expo '70, sl~e l prtfer to look •t more organic and genuine aspects of • culture rather than that which is Ol'lanized for show. But Expo Impressed me far more favorably than I expected - Uie Disneyland. There is a cle;r,i, innocent freshness about both -·a colorful, imaginative 11'orld of people having a whale of a good time. The buildings and display s are not always of the mOlt creative sort, but there is a grtlt var. iety « spectacular effects, obviously brin&lnl dtlJi)lt to thronp. A record 693,IM 1ttended EJ. po the day we were there. As I am not the Urst to obaervt, Jt Is lhe people who an the mlin lhow 1t Expo. Overwbelmtnaly J a p 1 n e s t , includinC many rural-looldng peo ple, the crowdl are well-dresaed, good humored, and incredibly patient aboul wait1n1 hours t.1 line to see the American, Ru£sian and 'lther n1osL pop u I ar pa.\'ilions. \\'e 1~;ere ge tting the edges of a typhoon. too. that da)·. and the rain and strong gust& of wind made ~cenes of umbrellas and slanting raln 11 k e Hlroshige prints. WE ENJOYED MOST of all , I think. the Japanese Folk Art Muse um - beautlfUI In ill aelecllon of pots. dishe~. textiles, furniture and articles of daily use ; powerful ln it.I unity of impression. The J1pane11 are simply crazy about pottery, which It both a high \highbrow\ and popular (folk) art. To study such wattl as T1mba, Mashiko and Bizen - tradlUonal, but 1tlll being made -is In be&in to under1tand the disciplined estbetlc \hat most Japanese share. The Fine Arts Pavilion had an Incredibly ftne asttmblaae of treasure~ tn.'lm all over tht world, many of them sent out of the country by their govemmenll for tht first lime. Most impressive were tht archaic poti and slatue.s from Jomon period Japan. Iran, Egypt, ASl)'tl1, drttce. pre-Columbll1n America and the Bentn ptople of Africa, which are 1 movlng tesU mony to the common bumanlty ind crtatlveneu or all pt0ples. THE PAINTING& FROM the W•!l movtd me JUI. After being steeped for JD days (we rtally have been!) In the understated art of Japan -subdued lemptes. gardens without flowers, austere palaces. paintings In which lhe unpainted artu ca.try so much of the burden of mtanlng -the oib or Raphael and Dtlacroi1 and Sir Joshua Reynoldi; tetmtd averdont -and moden11sts Quotes Mrt. flort"«t Hollaway, Onluio • .\S timu lht yotmg lack patience but as ... ftrh•t lO teach them patielX'e. let us acap1 from them ~me or that lr~ tntr&J • . • for Improved ttJOd.llJonl for people or all ages, all colors. all creedi. '' Dear Gloomv Gu~: Re the "equality" of women: God created v.·omen not equal but dif- ferent from men , and smart women ah content to enjoy the difference. -M. K. T~la ..... ,.. 1'9f1Klt ...... rt' "'.._ - n.C.ll'~•llt """"' fl ftM ~----· '-'• Yellr "' _.... ...... , •1111o o.I" •1i.t, v.·hom I usually like, such 11 Je11n Wbuffet and Jackaon Pollock. seemed beside the Point. Ceianne and Paul Klee seemed right, however, as did lhe Cuch primitive religious paintinas. which v.·ere new to me. The Russi an pavil\0"11 was so noisy -so ma ny speaker systems beaming so many message! el us simultaneously -th at we lost half of what the guide was explaining 'to us. There were m any gianl-Si7.ed pictures of Len in. of course. The exhibit as a whole tries to do loo much : film~ or kihdergartens, exhibits of loys, lu mber products, furs, circuses a11d hallet. spat!: ships, literature and music, and a model of the world 's largest dam . Most people seemed to be enjoying it all. but lo me thls combination of trade fair and 1eJf. glorlf\c1tion wa s a gigantic bore. And it comff 111 something of a surprise -like an echo from the past -lo find that the Russians are &till hung up on dims. AND THE THINGS uruiald -for e11mple the writers not included in tht. Soviet hall of fame -mui;:t be appare nt to most vlsllors. Of the lhi ng~ we liked, we liked moat of all the handsome three- dimenslonal photographs of ~nlngrad and MOICOW the !•Iler 1naklng me fre l as if T wire fookhi& over the walls of the Kremlin. In contrast with the Ru ssian pavilion the American pavilion l!I c • !I u a l , understated, with unexpected humor and honesty. I have no way or knowing how well the pavUlon communic11tes to the Japan!llrwhat It intends to. Some thing~ must bt puullns, to ••Y the least, and some too 8ubtle to be under$lOod 1n such crowdii. The IJ)ICe shi p and the moon rock are obviously tht h.it of the show. WHAT I LIKED WA.8 that m11ny thlng!I were •imply fun to tee, like the restored Stutz Bearcat, around "'hich a crowd "'as ah•n1ys 111.hered , and lhe Granatelli ritc ing c11r, in which. \Ve were told. one of !he astron1uts insisted on b e in I photographed In order to impress his C'hlldren. Originally 1 thought it kind of cor ny to show Babe Ruth's IOC'ker and uniform and early baseball uniforms and lhe bals used by !luch stirs •s Di Mag.i;?io. ),()1,1 Gl'hrlg and· Jackie RobJnson. But when I actu:iillv aaw tbem I was genui nely thrilled --but not half 1'5 lhrl\led as the lhrona of Japanese boy1 '\l'hO crowded around to look. And consider ing ho.,. Japanese motorcycleg have captured the American m1rket, II dl.d my heart good to see the crowd or .liapant'se gawklng at the huae. handsome H1rley Davidson ~ HOWARD CHERNOFF . U.S. amba ssador to E,.po and director or the American exhibit. Is proudest of all of the Japane~e·5peaking American young men and women "'"ho 11re s:uides 10 the pa vilion . There are 56 of them, carefully selttttd from universities 11nd college5 lhroughout lhe U.S. All day they field qu e5HOT\.' about the New York Mets, American J8(1i8"1S, Shaker furniture, Frederic Rem ington. dune buggit s and Apollo VIII, in rapid·fi re. idiomatic: Japanet.t. They are certainly dohl& 1 job of Amerlcan.Japaneae rel1tlont. 8y S. J. lf1y1kaw1 Prtskfent 5IJI Fruclsco St11e Colleae Mo11ae1ato11s Pledges in Seeki1ag Middle East Peace Two · Unannounced Commitments \VASHI NGTON -Outcome of the highly uncertain ~fiddle Easf peace negotiations rests in a large measure on two un announced t:nited S t a t e s commitments. These bac:kstage promises (one lo ea ch aide) were basically responsi6le for persuading them to agrtt to discuss possible sett lement terms through a United Na tions Intermediary. The momentous U.S. pledges are as follows : TO THE ARABS -The U.S. wlll vigorously support Arab demands for the return of "conquered territory." This ass urance wa$ care(ully not specific as lo exact area.'>. For example: Nothing \.\IS!i i;aid about the still embattled Golan Heights seized fron1 Syria. wh ich professes itself s\ill at war with Israel: or Jerusalem. taten from Jordan, that i~ actively partictP.un1 in the peace deliberations. TO THE ISRAELI -The U.S. "'ill provide two battle-tested end highly effective anti·missllt weapons. They are ' I ·-.... > All en-G0Id&n1iill • .. the radar-destroying "Shrike" and the winged-bomb "Walleye." Both are air-to- ground missiles. which have impressively demonstrated their potency in Vie tnam. The Israeli are extremely eage r to get both weapons. Russia's cruclall y Import ant cooperation-in the U.S. peace initiative was obtained on the basis of backing the Arabs' insistence for restoration of their territories. It was the U.S. pledge to exe rt its influence lo induce Israel to relinquish the sei1.ed areas that. in turn. got the Soviet to pressure Na sser and King Uussein to agree to UN peace negotiations. Tsrael was a\\·are of lhis underc:over deal. A signifi cant n1anifestation of that \\•as Premier Golda 1'.Ieir's public statement lhat Israel is prepared to CQnsider clvln& back certain seized territories. This was the first official avo\\'al of that kind. STATE DEPARTMENT authorities wilt not comment on when Israel will start receiving the "Shrike" and "Walleye"' anti-rfi'issile mlssiles. One source claims Israel already is getting them and instructions in their employment. It Is said shlp1nfnt of these weapons was aceelerated by indisputable evidence that Egypt was I a k i n g a·dvantage of the cease-fire to strehg1 hen its Russian-provided SA!l,l-2 and SAM-3 mis.o;i\e defense~ on the Suez. frqnt . The anti-radar "Shrike " \vould enable Israeli pilol.8 to bomb SAM missiles v.·ithout directly attacking them with ronventional explo~ives. 'Vith the "Shrike ," Ji;raeli pilots could strike at SAM m is~ile~ three to fi ve n1iles away. The "Shrike .. homes in on the radar beam of an enemy missUe and . ...ride~ it do1vn to destroy the v•eapon . THE "SHRIKE" proved so effective in North Vietnam that 1he Communists \\'ere compelled to turn off radars and operate them only occasionally. The resul~ was havoc for enemy radars in guiding ground·to-air missiles. such aa SAMs. Because or the Oat Middle East terrah1 and generally clear weather, t h e "Walleye" is con.<;idered particularly suited for that region. This air-lo-ground we1pon has 1 TV camera mounted in It! nose that relays a picture of the landscape to .the pilot on a small screen in his cockpit. When a large t is focused, the pilot locks the ','Walleye"s" camera on It. relea~s the missile, an d i~ wings !fins) carrj ii to the target three to five miles distant. As with the "Shrike," the pilot does not ha ve to directly attack the missile target. Intelligence sources now estlm1te that the Soviet has provided Ei)'pt with more than $2.5 billion in weapons and other military equipn1ent since the June 1967 c<>nflict. This includes planes. shipa, field guns, huge quantities of munitiona: and other combat supplies. By Robert S. AU'a and John A. Gotd1midi On Loving People You Do Not Like This buslness of loving people you do not like is an almost theological matter, 1 suggested a while back. There Is noth ing of lht easy ans\\'er about it ?-.1ore like the dusty answer. Loving pt<Jple you do no t like is rough enoua:h. Lovlna your enem~·. and turni ng tht other cheek, and all Iha!. is really uphill work. Afte r all. there i~ such a lhlng u advice that can be excessively good. l.(lve is a fairly easy thing to fifure out if you can e"r achieve it. When you love everything tn t.he world ls lov· ely. When you hate you channel your em ol..ion on a single t thing hated. Ergo, hate is a ~·asteful and useless lhin1. and should be elChev.·ed for that if for no other rtason. Yet. li ke a lot of other hateful and useless things, hate can satisfy. \Vhat il satisfies is the feral element in our n1ture, the law of tooth and cla1v fr om \\·hi<'h we "''Ill prob1bly never emerae, though v.•e y,•il\ continue to deplore it. THE GERMAN PO ET Hrine. ~aid , lig htly. "·hat we 111 know to be tru e in this mslter: ··~une 11 1 most pe11ceful di~posilinn. ?lty "'i~he~ are: 11 humblt t<>tlAa:e: \\'it.h a !hatc hed roof. but 11 good bed, good food . !he Creshest milk 11nd butter. flowers before my window 11nd " few fi ne pine trees before my door. "And if God wanta In mrike my happiness com plete, ht will arant me the joy of seeing some six or seven of my enem ies hanging from those trees. "Before their death I shall. movrd In my htart, forgive thrm all the wrong they did me lo my lifetime. One must. it. Is true. forgi ve one's enemie~ -but not before they ha ve been hanaed." Slgmun~ .Freud I• quoted u hlVin( aald ht could be perfectly hippy Uvltla Bii G~orge·---. (Write to Georae for his complete circular course in 8lde•·ays Tltlnk· ing. Double your money back If you don·t end up righ'. bac:k "'ht rc ) ou started. l I ' • a!onP on a see luded island v.·ith th£' cond ition th:it he had an effigy to hang daily. Everybody fPels good after a session "·Ith the punchlng bag. ALL OF THIS JS perhaps a littl e loo heavy, a little loo German . It Is possible 10 \\'Ork out the dile1nma. if that's what it is. about lovlng those one does not like. One must have a decent respect for "'hat the y,·ords mean, as a distinguished San Francisco attorney recently pointed out to me. "l suggest that !he solution of the problem ls that liking is a feeling whereas love lies In the will. The best definition of love is the medieval one - which is based on Aristo!!e: Amare esl bonum velle. To live L!· to wish anolher v.·eJJ. "Feeling is relatlvely automali c: 11·e like a person or "-'e don't, But love is subject to ou r control : we can wish a person well though "'e don't LIKE him . f ortunately." I go some of the. way wi th th is. and v.•ish I could go all the v.·ay, since for a .long tin1e I ~ve thought. the definition of Aquinas an excellent and telling one. ~1ANY KI~'DS OF love are subjerl lo our control. The one \\'hich most engages our feelings, se1ual or romantic love. seems to me almost totally 1 v11ary. It persists or it evaporates without our consent. It comes unbidden and it 1oes without truth. But when the bittemess is over. it is possible then to t<>r.trol our love. because It is a new kind of love. the kind lhet obeys the Aristotelian logic. Fort.unately. most or our enemies are n1en. ~fost or us do not have a sexual passion for our own sex. In an ideal, and truly Christian world, I reckon wt could love our enemy. after we have been rleadlocked with hi m. But loving people you do not like ls somethln1 that comes within the purview or our po&!libillttes. Contem~t is for the bird.s. l(nowing How and When to Smile \\'hen one of the 1rtat ttall1n brldat expert.I -a member of the fll'l'IOUI Blue Team th•t won and kept the world championship for almost a decade -was rectntly 1sked the first qu1Uty ht wanted \n a partner. he replied : "One who looks ocross the table and amlles at me." Only next did he mention a partner who b'ids sensitively and plays well. He recog nized lhat at the high expert level these skills are roughly equal -and 1hl'lt ii is temperament lhAt makes the 1vinning difference . I.AST \''EEK. anolher old man and I "'hipped the tar ou l of a couplt of 23- year-old medi cal stu. dents on the tenni.!i court. We ga v e them 30 years each, 1tranaer legs sound· tr wind, and better !ltr<*es. And beat them. 1 mention this not by way of boast· Ing (both lhe othe r old man and I know the yot1ngster!t \\'Ould beat us if \\'e played long enough), but to point up the large p syc h o lo gica l component in all con1pelilive sports. \\'e entertd the match to enjo)' ourselves. to play the best \\"e could. hoping to "'in. but not distressed ir \\'t didn 't. They entered the match to show ' . -- us up, to di~play their form. power and 1tr1ttC)' -and very n1uch to win. WHAT HAPP ENED ~·a~ that \\'f! pi cked up a fe1v points at the beginning. by guile and cunning, and they became out raged . insulted and den'loralized. A~ they got angr ier they played harder and wilder ·-and started mak ing: so many errors that all we hlld l l'lo was relum the ball and let them hit itout. ln point of fact . U1ey beat themsel\•es. We had Utile to do with it, except to stay relaxed, alert. and patient. By the third set. they were sO wild with frustration, each so annoyed with himself and the other. tha t \\'t beat them 6-1 when. by pure ability. the score should have been the other way around . I \\'AS R-E~11NOEO of my early days as a newspnperman, when J witnessed the lirst Joe L.quis·flf ax Schn1eling fight fro1n the press bo,., and sa1v exactly the same thing. J,.oul~ was contemptuol1s of his foe. over-confident, and blindly angry at I.he Nazis' b!IUng of this match as Nordic vs. black man. He went out and beat hlmself before he knew It. \\'hen Belladonna requtata 1 p1rtner "'vho can smlle." he is 1cknowled1ing that the psycholl\gic•I component la what n1akes the l\'\nnln1 dlffere nct, more thin lhe phyalc;,"1 prowe11s or Ult technical skill. For every ont! mao be1ten in a co ntest, 1nother dozen but tbtm1tlvt1 by forgetting how and when to.amllt. (, -~W- Monda y, Sept•mber 7, 1970 Th• rdltonal poQt Of .... DoUy Pilot '''"' to tnfonn cmd ctf,,... ulo:c rtaders bv f)ff1tn.dftQ tAil nctotpoJ)fr'a ~"'°"'· dnd Q)ftl. mtnt:Gr11 on topfca •I •necrctt and rignl/lcanct, b» pt•>•ftHng a forum for tht 1%'pft1dc>tt o/ our readen • opfnfona. 8ftd &, pre.tenting tht dfvtrlt mno- points of informed oblt"1er1 and &pokesnten on tOJrict of the doi. Robert N. W...S. Publl•her I •. I CHECKING •UP• ' . Shelley Had Boats; Bk on Like4 Girls . ' YOUNG LADY, the ma tri· monial experts say th e odds run three lo one your husband \\'ill overlook your birthday aod t11·0 W one he 'll forget y ou r anniversary .. , A~I ASKED EXACTLY what a city @ditor doel . Now that's a Uttle dificult to e1plain, but If his wife did it, you'd call iJ na&· ging .... IT'S THE FIRST- BORN SON who's lhe most ambilious, say the paycholo- jtists. The first-bom daughter, they say. ii uaually the most intelligent. I e\'en a father. can predict the subsequent intelligence o ! child less than tvt'o years old. CUSTOMER SERVICE - •·is it true LOrd Byron 's hobby was sailing paper boats?'' A. That WU Percy Shel1ey. He was a nut about it. Made hundreds o{ little toy bo&tl mi sailed them every BllJ SpW• wi.. b!'.p>t a chance. Byron's bobby w11 gtr~. He collected Newport Beach police 1 kick or hair from every officer Mike McEveny fOUl\I Jady he romanced. and displays two 2old med- that collection. still in exis· als he won at the Calif- aence, ls enormous. Byron al-orn ia Police Olympics. so kept a written record of his held recently in Lon'i g\rli. rating the performance Beach. McEven.v set a of each. What · a stinker! meet record of 27.l sec- However. t suppose that wa~ onds in the 50-yard better than sailing paper backstroke and 60 sec- boats. ond s in the 100 yard backstroke. l\1ore than THo.!E WHO KNOW him 1.900 la\v enforcement report Ernie Banks has never officers were entered in been known to utt~ a sy,·ear the Olympic·style at.be-- word . . . . LOOK, FOR A letic meet. midnight snack. what's wrong ----------- with a minced clam sundae? "*"'11 Stpttmbff 7, 1970 -DAILY PILOI 1 New Left Ideas Popular ·-.~~~ But-Disencha1it ment ·Wit h lt-1 ove ment Gro ws On Cq.mpu~es_ 1 NEW" YORK (U PI ) Americans I n c a p a b I e or the impcrtance of New Left atllludea toward tht Ne.w l.efl. Althou&h the re is a growing undtrstandln& or working: for lnlluenct in Jtudent media was "On lhoM campuses where dLeftilenchantmenl with the New meaningt 1 uJ aoclal changes. ·th·e response to the quesUon of lht New Left hl.s f"ade Jess of aa a movement on Precise Y because of ·~ which count.ry was clotelt to American camJ!UleS, elements .charadl" of freedom . we live lhelr Ideals\ Communist and an impact, wbe~e students of New Left il;ltalogy have under the 1moet oppreseive \Thlrd Wo~~ countries aot a have had leu direct txpo:f!ure gained \lide accep t a nce , k"1d or aocial system.- 5ubtle favorable ~pon$t from \ only to the New Left, and whe(le It acC<lrding tO a survey made·on tnougb It m•y be." 9.S percent. while the United c•n, be as5Umed that attitudes [ college campuses by the The survey said tbt large Statet. which was below are molded almost entirely byl League for I n d u s t r ~ a I number d students w h o Sweden as the country close.st Democ.r the media, attitudes toward acy . 1ubscribed to that statem ent to tbelr ideals, won 34.S the New Left are more The League. a social reform was "alarming evid-!:nce of the percent. fa vorable.·• I group fou!":ded in 1905 by extent lo w h I ch the "In short, it S@em.S that The resu lts of questions on Upton Sinclair. C I are n t e antidemocratic snobbery of many 8 t u dent s , when "·--is D nd h h. h 1· 11 "-N ' -rt h d race suggested that at ~Cuw 1 arro\v a ot ers .,.,. 1c s 1 1.1n:: ew I.A:. u .~pres presented with the general with "separatist" b Jack lists many p r o m i n e n l among: student leaders. state:ment that the 'American studies programs. b I a c Id business, labor and cultu ral The survey also suggested System' is the world 's mos t dorms and black Student, le a d e r s am o o g i t s that thla altitude on the part 'oppressive,' will agree -unions. UY-..re was Ii t t 1 e' membership, sent.members of of the students ~nt itself lo perhaps because they have Improvement in race relations Ila Youth Pro j e ct on "the hypothe!i.is \hat student ~n exposed so persist~ly and al• Jess tension. whUe at Democratic Ch • n g e to protest is largely based on the to that theme.'' 5Chool!, largely p u b I i c inteniew leaders on S O frustrations of those who see • The survey also found that institutions. where there was a campuses across tht country themaelves as an unrecognized 8t schools with U'lt highest higher dtgrtt ol integration last sprinc. elite. · ." incidence of New Left activity lh ere was more tension but an In 1dd1Uon, S,000 question· One reason for the attitude , there also was the highest i m prove me n l in race nains were Mi:nt out lo stu-the sur vey said. "'as the incidence of u n fa v o r a b 1 e relations. dent leaders. tnfluence of tfle New Left in -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;; When asked to de scribe studtnt media. The studenl!I' their attitude toward the New described Lheir sch oo I Len, •9 percent of the government! as Nev• Left in students listed themsel ves as only 6.S percent or the cascs.1 unfavorable or mi Id I y but described the stw:ienl unfa vorab le \\'hile 36.S percent r.!wspape r as New Left in l8 COMPLElE TUNE-UP! said they were favorab le and percenL the remainder were uncertain. '·Th us ii appears thal thert ' Cyll•ilet l I Cyli•der 14&& ... M, tMt•I C~nl 1Q96 ,,"' 100,000 MI LE . Heny D111ty 9,5 ...... Ol>dllior>•I 1HOCIS g~arl•Utt (!VII p•o.r1ledl 11,.1.1111ion •••11•~111 ' HAL AlltlCH• HEARING AIDS c..e..w .. ~ ,._ SAl.llMI N :M09 I. COAST HWY. CORONA l;llL MAI .., .. , ....... '7S.:1133 •BUSINESS •HOME •AUTO e BOAT e LIFE lob Paley ..,d As.Ycietes INSURANCE CONSIDER THIS -Now the electronic• boy.11 have come up with a sound machine that can reprod11~ any voice ever· recorded. Wait, not just reproduce. But make said voice say or sing whatever the Of:rat.,r wants to hear. For instance, this tricky machine could give you Johnny Cash 's voice singing opera. Or Enrico Caruso's voice singing rock. It could gi ve you Leo ni d Brezhnev's voice calling for all-<1ut "'ar. Or Mao T!t-tung 's voice ordering his people to lay down their. a r m s • Remarkable weapon, what ? .... NOTE A MED I CAL FELLOW clabru yogurt b bad for-the eyesight. That's hard to believe •..• WHY IS IT the Sco111io W001an tends to be ao sensitive about her weight? Our Planet man is baffled But when asked boy,· they is a large number of cases in, reJt about a paraphrase of the y,•hich those favorable lo the writing of a well·known New Ne\\' Le h control the mass l Left phil~r, S4 percent n1edia of the campus although agreed with it while 46 percent they have failed to win ! disagreed. majority or plurality support M B t d The paraphrase s a id : fro m lhe st udent body as a OID US e "Material afnuen<e and the whole." • e DISC t•All SPICIALIST e COSTA MESA STORE ONLY Phone 642-6500 Jii l H~ 11¥4. 014 E. 17tlo St. facade of dtmocr1cy have A"Other result of the survey COSTA MESA 14t-4011 er 04t ·JISt On Nude Rap ,_'.m~ade~~lhe~_:m~1~j«~1~··Y'.._~·~'-".w~hi~-cb~see~m~ed~l~o ~und~er~acor~~· !!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Six Times OPEN QUESTION -What's the difftrence be I ween r e in c arna t ion a nd transmigration? ..•. NA noNWIDE only one • per!on In 50 gets no dental SAN DIEGO (AP) -A caviti!!I whatsoever. pretty. 30-year-0!d n:iother. has OUR LOVE ANO \\'AR ~IAN savs he fi nds himse lf in agreenle'nc \vil h the old who wrote. "A man ~dml res the Y:oman "'ho makes hin1 think . but he keeps av.'ay from her. He likes the woman who flatters him." .... SO YOU THINK your baby is going lo grow up to be a real bright article, do you? Sorry about that, dad. It has b ee n determined that nobody, oot RAPID "REPLY -No si r, five times as many men as y:on1en murder people ~ n d three times as many men as v.·omen get murdered. Your questions a11d com· mrnts are welcomed and will be used in CHECKING UP wherever possible. Ad· dress let ters to L. ~f. Boyd, P.O. Box 1875, NtwpOTt neacl~. Calif .• 92660. U.S. Agei1cy Emplo ys Publi c Relations Man NEW YORK !U PI) -The U.S. DepartmC'11t of t h e IntC?ribr. under fire becaust of the nation·s poll ution wo~s. hr.s hired a press agent to tpru~ up Its Image. l·lollywood publlclst Edward Sha\v said he has been engag· ed to help the department "get into the concert promotion field." The government~ Shaw said. feels that "people wlll listen to a lecture or eemlna r on land pollution if It's given by 1 Hollywood celebrity.'' Shaw said the government agency chos e him "·because I kn ow a lot or celebrities ... the de parln1ent's own people didn't kno\v man}'·'' Shaw. in New York bri ~rlv before going to \Vashinglon for consultations \Vith department officials. said the govern men t persoonnel "a re. not press ;igents. They needed outside help. They weren't aettlng any good publicity." Shaw's first anlinment with the d ep a rtm en t la to coordinate Its concert pro- gram. c11led the JohMy Horizon PJ'Oll"IM. Its purpoae ls to encoursge • .the public to cltat. up litte r on publicly owned land! and other lands open lo the public. The lnttrlor Department s a y s Johnny Horizon, a cartoon character who looks like a clean • cut comic book hero. will be used in advertising !lmilar to the Forest Service 's use ol Smoky the Bear. The name was ~lected ou t of about 500 suggestion! such as Larry Landscape . An Interior 1pokesman sald Shaw will get no salary bul will be reim· bursed for his expenses. His job. Shaw said. is to assen1ble a pool or talent , in· cludin,i: performers and musi- cia ns. lo partici pate in the concerts. "Celebrit ies ha ve !re1ne n· dous comn1erclal power." thP. 32·year-0ld publicilll said. '"I have to talk them into se lling clean air. ral hcr than doing com~roiala for beer and cigarette!". tf we can get through to the celebriUe• we can get through to the man·ln- the·stree:t." The concerts will bt free, and Shaw hopes to Une up celebrl.Ues to perform without 1 ... . been arrested six limes 1n a two-week period. \ The ch a r g e i s a n1isdemeanor of i n d e c e n f, exposure. Vice squad police officers have been taking Eleanor 1t1arie Griese to jail almost nightly since she started dancing at a cabaret coincidentally called The Jail. ln her job, she says she v.·ears shoes if nothing: more. "I am not even an e1otic dancer.'' she explained today. "I am an expressive dancer." The.. city attorney's office said the question is whether her nude dancing comes within the bounds of obscenity under lhe state Penal Code 's descriptio n of i n d e c e n t exposure. Harrison Alan Rece. 33, the nightclub manager. says he will keep posting bail of about $625 per arrest. On the door of his place, a sign sa ys. "If any person en t e r i n g the1e premises will be offended . do not enter." The case "'iii be fourtit in the couru. he said. ~1eanwhile, fi.1rs. Grie1e said she'll keep on dancing ind police u y they·ll kee p doin& their job. "The money is good·about SlOO a night including tips," she says. ··rm going to continue pe rforming about three years until I can go into some other type of business. I Then I will put my son through colleee." S111oke Gras!l For Virility JOHANNESBURG. S ou I h Africa (AP) -Marijuana Is readily available in most South Afr ican industrial and reform achools and juvenile delinquents •·smoke it in order to dem o n s t ra te their masculinity," said R o I and Graser, a social services official. us us llllrt• &1111 Olld• ... ,.. PS.A. hangs around where you Hve. Witll s-.... ... .,,,..d. -.... ht --........ 1&0 flights 1 day and lownt air farts, , we·re wll hlnttasy l'lach. And PSA Valc1r ___.__ pie.kt up whtrt we leave off. When you 1ent a Valcar you sav9 30% over Ht rtz and Avis rates, besed on average mile· PSA ag:!. Air yours elf out. 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Celebrating that fact are (from left) Mrs. ,Jake Stew.art, co-chainn~n of the women's di- vision Beautification Committee ; Daryl Smith, city tree chi ef: Mrs. Doug Loughmiller-, co.chainnan of the beautification committee. and Mrs. Ray More- house, presid ent of the women's division. • Labor Mentor Still Active Dave Beek ·Adds Ne'w Vie·ws to Old E vangelistic Fervor SEAITLE (AP ) -IJ\s thin and close-c ropped hair may be greying but at 76 Da.ve Beck has lost none or the eNangeUs- tic fervor, boundles.& energy and keen perception., And he's adder] so m e surprising views for a man who was one of American labor's most power ful figures. Becau se an aile«ed abuse of that power, as genera l president of the. lnternational Brotherhood or 'Teamsters, he became a tarr:et of John F. ;ind Robert F ~ Kennedy. the Senate Rackets Commiltee, and leade rs r! other tmions in both the AFl. and ClO. Although /lhe Ra ck et s Committee 1 charged him in 1957 with ; 52 instances of misusing ,tlis position, and although 1ftobert Ken n e d y accused 'l:,m~f stealing more- than $3 , --from t h e Teamstelf.!1, Beck ironically went to 1pris2r1 on charges of lax fral'ld. That, in itself, was ironic -· the court ruled Beck was rnsponsible for filing a false ·form he had neve r signed~ As head o( the Tea rn s t e r s, he was resporisiblc. Berk served nine days less than. half his sentence before tieir1g paroled i·n 1964. T.loday, \\'hen Dave Beck sa.'fS President Nixon should i~,pose restrictions on wages. at; well as profits , interest and Prices, he does so with fire in i iis blue eyes -and emotion 'in his high-pitched, ye I strangely husky voice. When he calls for imml!«liate withdrawal ot U.S. troops from Southeast Asia. his tone is one nr command, his gesture s quick and positivr . And when Dave Beck says labor should "stay the hell out nf politics," he leaps from his chair and jabs his finger .al lhe object of hi.~ fervor. Al his zenith.' Beck was \vealthy -a shrewd investor whose rea l estate speculations paid great dividends. He was Mr. Seattle in many ways, and his appointmenl in 1950 to the presidency of the University or Washington's board of regents was testimony lo the respect in which he was held by the commtmity at la rge. A continuing civil battle over how mu ch he O\l'es the government in back taxes, as v.'ell as the batteries of lawyers he had to retai n to defend him In criminal court. LOCAL No o~•r 11awtpap•r tall• vou 11101a, ev••y day, •heuf wfl•l't 9oi119 011 i11 tk• '-ra•t.r Or•1191 Co.,t t~111 tka DAILY ,/LOT. ' ' • have cut deeply into hi$ financial reswrces. And, he maintains! his stay in prison left his business a ff a i r s handled less than capably. "But if the court decided I owed a hall a million in taxes, it'd be paid," Beck says, his eyes twinkling. "I'm doing all right." His· $50,00Q.a-year pension fr om the Teamsters gi ves him a solid base from which he continues to engage i n commerce. It also gives him time to think. "Inflation has gotten away rrom government and those who control go vernment,'' he sayi'.. "Johnson took I he position that the maximum increase should be si:z percent. What did he do when it we nt over that? "Nothing. The same with Nixon." The government s h o u I d place some restrictions on Tod.y, Laltor Day, -lo Knott'• Ber- ry F.,...,,f The Golden C..valude of Coanlry ... d ..,. .. ~ ...... f~atans I.be -aad oaly Je-aaie C. Riley or l larpcer Valky PTA '·-! r1 •• fire•or"• -1he lalt;e i-. f'iHila Yilla1t:! wages, profits, interest and prices, Beck aays. It should have been done two or three years ago. 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The.fl. u·1tJi lS m~~-! lffi '"' 1.ht ra('t' .. \I Unser dro~ •N \r ~.tding b,\ n\Ott 1 han t•·o la~ The pubhc ~ •l')ft(t:!k"f't pirkf'd 1hat ptl'('lst n»mml 1{1 mlt't\'lt\I' C-.overnor Rtap.'l. 1n..c:..~ that only a fcv,r o[ I.ht 180.!%3 laru kntt\\ !llt\' ~·ere \\'i:itchins a braoo !'It"• r~. · LeeRoy Yarbrough. 1,W. SIOC'I. car suptt Looms speedway king, took over h1 the Norri11: Industries Brabham, and he was well out 1n front of the field. Then, a't the , start or the 192nd lap, Yarbrough blew his engine a~ suddenly the fans were on their feet scree.ming. Art Pollard and Jim McElreath tak.ina ;a disputed victory. The winner averaged 160.601 mph. The results, official at a a.m. today, are t>xpeeted to be protested by Pollard'1 crew chiet Clint Brawner, who contends that Pollard was at least a lap ahead at the finish of the race. McElrealh won $146,MO, and Pollard'! ·After JeCOnd place finish was good ror a mere $73,500. It's anybody's guess whether or not Brawner will tigure it's worth going lhrough with the protest. Ontario Motor Speedway sparkled like • jewel at its firsl major outing. while at t~e same time seUlng an all·time sports attendance record for California. Lloyd Ruby led into turn 1 whe1t the checkered flag came out and the 33-car field struJ)g out behind it, almost in single lilt. Wary of the controversial apron on the Inside' of turns here, drivers kepi a McElreath's Triumph res \ lful distance from the inside or the tra~ OnlJ Jim Hurtubise, who was treated for a mild concusSiQ!l when he spun out of the apron into the turn 3 wall, suffered afly kind or injury, although Dan Gurney and A. J, Foyt also sinacked the retaining wall . Al Unser, who wreslcd the lead from Ruby on the ieCOnd lap and again from the ninth through the 46th, said he narrowly avoided spinning twice. whe• one of his Johnny LightnJJ1g Colt turbo- .Ford wheels dropped onto the apron . Unser led most of the way after that, except for an eight-lap period when Pete Revson wa.s the paceseller lhree-fourlhs of the way through the race, until Unser's turbo-charger failed. AJtogelher, seven drivers led the 500 miler, but Unser looked like a sure winner most of the way. Five laps before he dropped out his crew hung out the 'EV" siin to slow him down from a pace that ranged from 164 to 171 mph. McElreath, the 42::year-old winner, was running fifth and l\'as well off the pace when Unser dropped oul. Already IUl-Cked to fly hon1e lo Arlington, Tei:. so he could low a d.irl car to today's USAC championship JOO-miler at DuGuoin, Ill., McElreath canceled travel plans as soon as he could get !o a phone after wiMer's circle ceremotiy. He'll re:.1 around a motel pool today and think about how to spend his &hare of the first place money. His car owner, A. J. Foyt, said after the race he had predicted !\tcElrcal.h would win last l\'eek during 11 conversation wilh Good)fear racing boss Larry Truesdale. "I knew Jim was going to be a wiJ1ner. because he started 33rd in Indianapolis and finished fifth ," foyt said. Gurney: It Wasn't Much of By GLENN WffiTE ot tll9 oe11y '1'" _,.n ON_TARIO -Dan Gurney opened a beer, ordered ice water for the press then hinted that he may have driven in his last USAC championship race as he reviewed what happened to his Olsonite Eagle car Sunday in the first annual ·California 5()1).. mile classic. here. Gurney~ the heralded C-Osta !\lesa driver,' said there is a good.chance he \viii not drive at Indianapolis next year and then sidestepped further q u est ions concerning rumored driving retirement. Gurney has finished second twice and third once in the lridy classic and seemed to be headed for a lofty placement in the inaugural Caltfornia 500 'when he hit th" thi rd turn wall on the 99th lap. He was riding in fourth pla ce at the time and was running first from the 47th 1hrough Slst lap before misfortune began to take its toll. It started on a pit stop when Gurney overshot the pit. losing precious fime getting the car into its proper place. Then a valve connectlng the fuel hose to the car stuck and by the time his blue No. 48 was on its way, 86 seconds had elapsed, dropping him from first to seVenth. However, he drove his way through the field And had climbed back lo fourth when he. lost control and hit the wall. ··rm not sure whether it was a flat lirt> from a cul or v.rhether I hit oil,'' he told the DAILY PILOT. ·'There wa s a lot or wreckage on the track -clamps. nuts. bolts and little bits of body work. Bu t it wa sn't any worse than conditions you find at Indy. a Race 1viMing. I'd gone far e119ugh qn my fuel "'here I'd have to make just two more pi1 stops." Gurney said the Ontario t r a c k compares favorably with the Indianapoli-' course. But as ror the race, he points out that becon1es a matter of th e competition and how your car is working. The blond 1vhiz or lhe auto racing 1vorld said he felt the 1vinds that lashed the Onta rio faci lity might be a problem but found they were actua lly of little significance once the race had begun. He was more concerned with . lhl! plastic food wrappers that blew around the lrack . "They gel caught in your radiator and you ha ve heating problems. Plastic doesn't break up likepaper. It seemed you'd go by three or four of those bags every lap. "I don 't think there is as much of tha1 kind of debris at Indy," he says. Recalling his mi~hap, Gurney says, "all of a sudden it felt like a flat lire. The car turned completely around and hit. I got doesn ·1 break up like paper. It seemed Finisl1 Order, $$$Payoff I. .Jim ~lcElreath. Arlington, Tex., Coyote.Ford, 200 laps, $146.850. 2. Ari Pollard. l'wfedford. Ore .. Scorpi:ln- Ford, 200 laps. $73,500. 3. Dick Simon. Salt Lake City, Vollstedt-Ford. 200 laps, $A7i)50. 4. Gordon Johncock, Mt. Plea;;ant, ~fich., McLaren-Offy, 200 laps, $30,000. PART OF THE HUGE THRONG WATCHES 500 FIELD DRIVERS WHEEL INTO TURN NO. 1. ··1 was having trouble controling the car ... it was understeerlng. For me it rea!Jy wasn 't much like a race because l was nursing the car along. I couldn't gel any speed at all on the turns. "I was driving my own sort of race . ··1 thought I had a good chance of 5. Peter Revson . Ne1v York City, ~lcLaren-Offy, 200 laps, $23,450. ~lutber Out Early --. It Was11't Our Day, Says Lagi1,11a Driver 8~ 110\\"ARD L. HANDY O! ltlil 01!!1 ,,111 llltl fl;\Tr\RIO ll \\'as !he !1nderstatement or tht da\' Sundav when Laguna Beach "s Rick ~luthcr !ii.id. "it Ju~t \1asn·1 our da\• ·• Starting on the irisidt of the ninth rov.• In The inaugural California 500 at Ontario ~lotor Speedwav. 1\luthcr successfull\' 111.inrurrred tile ·pace l;:ips and y,·a~ set 10 ~o undl·r lhc green stariing Ila~ E 1cr~1h1ng v•enl as plannrd on 1hl' firs t lap bul ("OnHng do11·n lhc backs!rctch and i11t1) !urn 1hrrc of the second lap. hr b!c11· ll piston in his turbocha rgc(I Offcnhausrr t nr:1nr ;in(t 11'as the third car to retire lr0111 lhc :iction -. hardly l>rforr 1l h11d 51;1r1r :t '"\\"c ha1•c been bu ilrl111~ up for this rc1cc Laver, E1110 Topple Foes FOREST HILLS. N.Y. <AP\ -The ·rc-ogniied king of thr courts, Hod Laver )f Coronii de\ P.1ar,. and a scrappy Texan ~ith designs on his tillr. Cliff Rich<'y. IL'Ored lmpressivt slraight sr! \•iclori<'~ ind mo\•ed on a C<>lh!<-1011 <.'Oursc Sunda\' ri the U.S. Open lennis chan1pionships. · Cornplcling the rne11 's 1h1nl roun1I. :.li\'cr easily cut dov.•n Au strali;in .John ~noj)C'r. 6-1, 7-6, 6·3 whllr young llichr~·. ,1<'ry J)avis Cup hero rrnm San Anf,!elo, rex , v.·on a 11.'mptsluous ba!lle fron1 t'rance"s Pier Barthes. 7·6. 6-3. 6--4. If both win lheir nexl malches they will :lash in the quarterfinal~. Newport Beach's Roy ~:rnerson posit<! 1 lhird round \•ictory Saturday over Bob \lcKinlcy of St. Ann , ~lo .. 6-2, 6-4. 6-1. Laver's opponent Tuesday ~·ill br Jennis R.iilston of Bakersfield "'ho beat :'f'td Stolle of Spanish master or lourch .ennis "'ho ousted Brit11in 's Roger TayJor- t.a\·er's conqueror al Wimbledon -6-J. 7- 1, 2-6. 7-6. 1\\V line balls -one of them on a lecisive point of lhe sudden death lit >reakk in Uk' flrsl set -"·mt againllt thr ~II Jong-halrtd Frenchman and hr 11·as ntter over lhe decisions. "On tM last point of the tle·brca k. niy 1os1 dOwn the line kicked up ·ch1lk ," ~arthes, a conira t pro I.-. the l...llm;1r ~uni atablt said. "fl we~ .-ver,v mportAnl po1nl. IL may h11ve dte.iderd Lht natch." ror two weeks. When we broughl the car here from lndianapolis. we only brought one engine and t was very cautious with the number of practice laps I ran. In fact. I only made 75 practice laps before the qualifications. ··we didn't even get a chanct lo run rul) carburetion tests because we didn't w;:int to bJ01,1" the engine berore the race. .. This is something you can't predict, though." he said in the garage area ovrr lhc 11·hine of the cars stilt runni nG on lhe !rack. "Pistons in the O!f~·s \\"ill go out an.\"thnc .. , \Vhilc he was disappointed by droppin~ out of the action so early. he 1vas morf' l'Oncerncd for his cre1v and the car n11·ner, Tl\'O Jacks. Inc. of Men1phi s. Tenn. ··1 have an awfully good crew and it i~ really a disappointment to them 10 go out or the race this early. "\\re also have a great owner but th is period of tight money is causing him some problems and "'e need another sponsor." ~1uther added tha1 he wasn"t in position to become a part owner or sponsor of a racr car. "H cos1s around $250.000 a ~rason to !l!"l('rate one of these cars. "'\\\• 11•ill probribly get around $5.000 1t.Hl;1~· tthat"s the b'Uarantce for :t.1rd ph1rr 1. 1 wa~ 1·ounting on n1ore th11n 1ha1. ··\\'t> are out of cnginr~. flut of n1onr)· 1111!1 11·r nC<'d a sponsor ·· \\lhat problems did hi' t'ncou nte r whrn thr piston "fried ".'" ··1 "'as in hca1·y trafhr 1111tl I rem11 inNI in lhe groove and coasted inlo th e pit flft'H. "I dldn"t dare get out of the groovr 111 that tUne. If you go lo the apron. it "'ill put you right back on the track into thl' middle of the pack. "That apron is dangeroo~. It actuall y makes a V at the junction ,,.,·ilh the track. I hope they cha nge ii before next year." he said. \\1hat docs lhe fut ure hold ror the young man 'A'ilh the bushy hair~ "I re11lly dori"t kno11·." he ans~·ers. "I started in sports cars and I \\'Ould lo\e to get into the Can·Am series. The: big difference. ho\\·ever. is that manv sports car O\\'ners drive the ir own ca rs.' "Championship C8rs are O\\:neO bv nlrter men "·ho hire us to drive for them ." "I guess 1hc "biggest lhin!l; righl now \~ In linrt another ~pon~r for t ht rh~mpionsh1p car," h<' eoncluf'led. '"" .• ' RACE QUEEN PAT HORNING CONGRATULATES WINNER JIM McELREATH. 6. l'wfel Kenyon. Lebanon. Ind ., Eagle. Ford, 198, laps. $16,500. 7. Greg \Veld. Kansas City. King·Offy, 195 laps. $15,000. 8. LeeRoy Yarbrough. Columbia. SC., Brabham·Offy, 191 laps. $14.500. 9. Al Unser. Albuq uerqu e, P.J. CGlt· Ford, 186 laps. $;)5,500. 10. !\1ario Andretti. Naiareth, J-;1., McNam ara-Ford. 182 laps, $13,000. 11. Carl \Viltiams. Grandview. ~lo ., Gcrhardt-Offy, 179 laps, $11.100. 12. Jim Malloy, Denver. Gerhardt·Oily, 179 laps. $10.100. IJ. Joe Leonard , San Jose. P.J. Coh- For'd 168 laps. $9,750. 14, ~fike ~1osley, Brownsb urg. Ind, E11gle·Offy, 147 laps , $9,500. 15. A. J. Foy!. Houston. Coyote-For1. :ii laps. $9.250. 16. Bruce \\'alkup. SI. Pa ul, lnd ., ~1oongoose-Offy, 117 l11ps, $9.000. 17. Bob Harke~·. Indiana polis, Gerhard!· Offy, 100 laps~ Sll.750. 18. Dan Gurney. Costa Mesa. Eaglt- Offy, 98 laps. SB,500. 19. Gary Bettenhausen. Tinley Park, JIL. Gerhardt·Offy. 92 lap~ . .511.250. 20. George Folln1cr. Arcad ia, Ha wk. Ford, 76 laps. SB.000. 21. Jerry Grant. Seattle. Eagle·Olfy. 6J laps, $7,750. 22. Bobby Unser. Albuquerque. Eagle· Ford, 45 laps, $? .500. 23. Lloyd Ruby. Wichita Falls, Tex., :!\1ongoose-Offy. 42 laps, $7,250. 24. Bud Tinglestad, Speedway. Ind ., Brabham-Offy, 40 laps, $7.000. 25. Roger McCluskey, Tuc:sOn. Scorpion- Ford, 26 laps. $6,750. 26. Kevin Bartlell, Sydney, Australia, ~1ongoose-Ford. 16 laps. $6.SOO. 27. Swede Savage, Santa Ana. Eagle· Ford. 13 laps. $6.200. ' • • tlAILY lllLOT lloft 11 ... lt LAGUNA BEACH 'S RICK MUTHER ON EARLY PIT STOP WHICH LED TO HIS RETIREMENT FROM RACE _ ' I t A M fool sluf be" outi: com lhe Ne. scri: Tl Woo and last Ana had led Whi w wilt who dis p line: go in bloc l\'ilt ~10[ H' star al ' bacl juni and (pl'< w v.·iU whi1 in in cl sm.a Tl abo· frac offe s. call c1 .. , • • ED S_UDDL J UMPS TO AVOID PHI L'S TIM McCARVER. Afte r Serum Mona rclis Await New port Eleven By ROGER CA RL§ON 01 "" 0.11, ,llol Slaff l\.1ater Dei lfigh School's football t e a m . sufficiently stuffed with either chicken or beans, readies itself for its outing against out s·I de competition Saturday when the Monarchs travel to Newport Harbor: for a scrimmage at 10 a.m. The Monarchs of coach Bob Woods went through a Chicken and Beans intrasquad clash last Saturday night at Santa Ana Bowl and when the dust had settled the Bob Haupert· led Ted team disposed of the \Vhites, 18-12. Woods appeared satisfied v.'ith his outfit's sho\ving as a whole, but was somewhat displeased with his offensive lines. "Some of cur linemen are going to have to learn to block. They weren't staying v.·ilh their blocks," said the ?i1onarch boss. He named a tentative starting backfield of Haupert at quarterback plus running backs Rocky Simpson (a junior) and seniors Don Roy and Dennis Wojtkiey,·icz (pronounced why-cab-ish). \Vojtkiewicz was impressive wi1h his bull-like running which accounted for 97 yards in 14 carries, a stint tha t included five JO.yard plus smashes. The J\fonarchs only used about three sets dur ing the fracas, showing tittle of their offense. Scoring for the losing bean- eating Whites was junior Bill Clough on a three -yard keeper and a 29-yard pass play to Dave Nanry. The Reds bounced back from a six-point deficit at the hall on a pair of short smashes b y quarterback Haupert and a ·~yard burst by Rocky Simpson, to garner the chicken menu. The White secondary picked off four Haupert aeriels. Woods opined the b i g difference between this year's aggregation and the past two editions of Mater Dei football is a case of depth and size. "This group has better size -but the main difference is that we have more than 11 good football players. ''I think we 'll be able to two- platoon except for perhaps a couple of exceptions,'' he said. GAME S"TATISTIC:5 • 'W Finl down1 ru1hln• " " Flr11 down• P•Ul"f • ' Flrl! _ .. p~ ... 111e1 ' • To1al llr11 downl " " Yarn• ru•hlnqo •• m Yard• P•nin; '" " Y1r1n 1011 ' " N!I y~rc!J t tlM<j "' "' PuntJ/t.ve. dl•l8nce 1 13~ 0 !/JO 1 Ptnt l!ln/Yd• 1>tnt li1t1! 1/15 "~ Fumblr1/Fumbl•• IMt '" ,,, Sctr. •~ Gut r'ltrl "' ' ' " 6-11 WFll!t ' • • 0-12 ltllSHINO ... . "' " " 1¥1 • HtU~!r! " " ' ' ' Slmp~on " "' ' " Slt nO•t " " ' " Toi.it .. '~ ' '·' W~l\9 CIOlll~ • " " ••• ... " H • "' Wo!tkltwlc1 " " ' •• Mum lard ' ' • "' PDlllt•n ' ' ' "' Ttott lt ,, "' " ••• ,.ASSING ... '"' 1'!1111>trl Clout~ 141 L 11'11 If,. COITA _. .-... .. _.. ............ .., -- Racing Entries INSPECTED USED TIRES Big $ Selection Most Sizes Big savings on slightly usec,l new .car takeoffs, tool Costa Mesa Fire stone Store -475 E. 17th St. 646·2444 HOURS : Mon,· Fri., I 1.m. to 1 p.m. -Set., I 1.m. to S p.m. • , '" '" "' '" '" "' '" "' '" '" "' " ' '" '" '" '" "' '" "' '" '" "' '" '" "' '" '" "' "' "' ' " I" " '" '" ,,. ' . .. • Mondl,1, Septtrt1btr 7, 1~70 DAILY PILOT JJ Sinking Cal Angels 6 Out I KANSAS CITY -Retllng from three 1tr1!1ht los:se:i:--to the MIMesota Twins lhat sent them skidding six games off the pace, the caµrornla Angels ()pen a four·aame road trip In Kansas City tonight. · The Angels' Tom Bradley (22·2) will face the Royals' Dave Johnson (6·10) in the :i:30 tilt. The game will be broadcast over KMPC (710). Sunday's 3-1 loss to the Twins at Anaheim Stadium put the Halos into a second place tie with Oakland. After a single game Tuesday with the Royals the Angels Murph y Four Up; Fires 66 WETHERSFIELD, Con t1 • (AP) -Chubby Bob Murphy dropped birdie putts with ulmost !JlOnol.onous regularlly, fired a five-under-par 66 and bolted out to a four-stroke lead Sunday in the third round or the $100.000 Greater Hartford Open golf tournament. Murphy had a 54-hOle total (lf 198. IS-under-par an d malching the lowest three· round total of the year on the pro golf tour. Hia leading margin also matched the greatest or the season after S4 holes. Steve Opperman, an obscure, five-year to u r regular, was a distant seeond. Opperrban, a non-winner. had a four-under-par 67 for 202. The blustery wind gusted to 22 miles an· hour, but didn't bothe r the rotund Murphy at all. The former natlonal amateur champion, seeking to snap a two-year vi c tor y drought. had seven birdies and one bogey, the latter on the final hole where he put his second shot in a trap and blasted 20 feet beyond the hole. "He must be playing a different course from the one I was on,'' said Paul Harney, tied for third at 204 with hometown bero Jim Graat. Harney had a 69 and Grant a 71. Defendi\1g champion Bob Lunn, far back in the pack at the start of the day 's play, had the best round, a sparkling 65 that left him at 206. Dodgers Bag 4-3 Triumph HOUSTON (AP) -Ninth inning singles by B 111 y Grabarkewitz, pinch -hitter Tom Haller and Manny Mota gave the Los Angeles Dodgers a 4-3 victory over Houston Sunday. The Dodgers return home this afternoon for a 5 o'clock double header with Atlanta . The Dodgers, behind Joe Moeller, held a 3-0 lead in the cighlh b'Jt Cedar Cedeno home~. John Edwards singled and pinch hitter Norm Miller greeted reliever Pete Mikkelsen with a game-tying homer. In the ninth, however , Graberkewitz and H a I I e r opened with singles o f f reliever Fred Galadd Ing . Maury Wills popped oof but Mota singled to rijht, scoring Grabarkewitz. The win by the Dodgen tied the season record between the two clubs this ye ar at 7-all and kept the Astros from sweeping the three-game series here. "' ANOfLIS .. ' • " Wl!lt 11 ' ' • ' Molt II • ' ' ' WOavl1 cf ' • ' • WPl•ktr lb • ' ' • Su111~lt "~ • ' • ' Sl1tmore )b • ' • ' 11.une!t rl ' ' ' ' Grtlkwlt1 lb ' ' ' ' Motllff • ' ' ' ' M!lr.•ttM • • • ' ' H~llt'" "' ' • ' • .loallUI ,, • ' • • ·-• • ' ' • T1t1I ~ • • • NOUS TON .. ' • " JAi.u r1 • • ' ' IVl(lrh n "' • ' ' • Wynll II ' ' • • Wthon I~ ' • ' ' Mtllllt H • • ' • 11.tdt f ,., • • • • Cea.no d ' ' ' ' JEdw1rd1 ' ' ' ' ' lllttlnttmfi • ' • • • L-"'IPtrd "' ' ' ' • ~14.lvtr t " • • ' • Mllltr ttf .. ~ " " ' Gltdd1"'1 p • • • • llCoc-• ' ' • • Toi ti Q ' ' • LOI Anttl" ... . " 0 0 1-4 "°"'''°" "' "' a l 0......1 O~lot Antt!tt 1, Ho\ltl°'1 1, L08 -Liii A"ft!H ,, HouJIOfl a. 11-L•rn· •trd. H"-Ca.:Jtno .S. N.Mll!tr S, SI- W. OtYll, T -1iU. A -15 ... 1. "" -" l !11!11ttll'lt. T -2:11, A -ISM1, face the Chicago White &>x in a double.header Wednesday to conclude the brief road trip. In Sunday's contest. the Twins' Cesar Tovar drove in all three runs and pitchers trom Hall and Ran Perranoski turned the Halos away without any serious trouble. Hall scattered four hits before giving wa'y to Perranoski in the n I n t h , picking up his seventh victory against six losses. Clyde Wright, seeking his 20th victory for the Anels, ~lked Rich Reese top open the third lnniag and Tovar rocketed a tw<>-0ut homer, his Lombardi Burial Set Today NEW YORK (AP) Former teammates, players and admirers of V i n c e Lombardi paid their last respects Sunday to the football coach wh o believed winning "is the onlJ thing ." A Requiem Mass (or Lombardi will be sung today in St. Patrick's Cathedral. Burial will follow near Red Bank, N.J . "He was a helluva student. helluva Jootba\I player, a helluva man," said J i m Lawlor of Rochester, N.Y., Lombardi's roomate w he n they were students at Fordham. They were also teammates the Fordham football team . Lombardi was one () f FordhaiTI 's legendary Seven Bloc ks of Granit. l!~~lbHlen S!tn~lntt All'ltrlc•n Ctnltrtnct WLT PllOtt 4101D1'J 81111mort Mlttl'll Pllltburlh IC•niat CllV Stn 01- Clnclnnt!I Denvtr N-York J1t1 Dt-ll»c! l ull•!• C!tvt ltlld HoutlOfl lla:iton 10'''' JlOllll 4 2 010371 lJOIM" J?l .. 101 , ' 0 ., 111 J 3 o 111 131 2]011JUO I 0 51 112 1 o " 114 I 010t1 OJD4410'l Nt »-1 CMltr9!1Ct WLTPl10•t LD'I AnM let J o a 117 '' G•H n8•J JOJ!lt U w1..,,ln•t.., ~ 1 o 131 11 All1nl1 l I 0 11 51 Ntw Orlttnt l 1 D '6 IOI Dttrall l 1 P 111 '' Mln,..1ot1 l J 0 116 IJ S1. LOllll 1 1 0 IOI II Nt"" Vor• Gl•nh 1 2 1 11• Ill Stn Fr1ncl1c• t O oO 41 Clllc11a 3 I 51 11 Dtlllt 4 O 15 tll ,.llll1d1lohl1 o ' o » 11J ltll1nJ1y•1 lletutit N,w Yori< GI•"'' 27. Phlltdt1o~r. Stn DltM 31. St. loult 11 ll111lf!'ll)•t 20, Ottrah I ~ Clnclnn1!1 lo, Gretn lltr 10, !Tt Wt1Mn1ton 11, Mltml 21 K1n111 CUY JJ, OtU11 0 Ne... York Jtt1 Jr, Nirw Orlttnt H Mln,..JO!I 24, Clt vtl1nd 21 o.nver :JO. Chlctto 11 LM An1tltt 10, Hou1I011 1 S1111f1r•1 llatult1 Otkl1nd Jl, Ot<ivtr 11 10th, over the left field wall, giving Minnesota a 2-0 lead. Doubles by George Mltterwald and Tovar, who had seven hits in the series, produced an insurance run in the seventh. The loss was Wright's 10th of lhe year. Hall, with a career e.r.a. of 0.87 agalnst the Angels, kept them at bay by yielding only three hits over the first six Innings while recording six strikeouts. Hall 's only serious problem came in the fourth when Jim Fregosi singled with one ()Ut and Alex Johnson dc>ubled into the left-fleld torner, sending Frego!.i to third. But ,:slump-ridden K e n 'McMullen and getting Tom Reynof<1S on • check-swing roller to the. box. MINN•IOTA .. 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HANDY Of 1111 Dt llr fllltl S!lll Any similarity to the real Golden West College football team is purely coincidental. The Ru stlers held an abbreviated, controled scrimmage with the Glendale Vaqueros Saturday morning at Orange Coast College and neither team came close to SCQring. Coach Ray Shackleford's ewe squad moved the ball with ample ability but lacked a touchdown threat. "We have a lot of young players out there and their intensity isn't good. We have to increase the tempo of our practice sessioos,'' the Rustler coach explained. Shac kl e ford praised Glendale as a good , solid rwitball team but showed concern over his own squad's la ck or enthusiasm tor the challenge at hand. ''I wasn 't pleased with the crispness and hitting of our, kids out there today. We du.i't worry about scoring· in these scrim mages and some of our opponents do. We have a different a t t i t u d e and philosophy about this. "Last year was the first time we ever sco red in I scrimmage, yet we bave averaged about 20 points a game during the regular season," he reminded. Injuries are taking ~ir toll of the GWC squad. Three players counted on for heavy · duty this season didn't suit up for the action. They included v e t e r a n linebacker Tom Allanson who is scheduled to :see duty as the middle man on defense. He has a knee pull but "'as walking without artificial aid. Saddlehack, Santa Ana Can't Score in Scrum By CRAIG SHEFF 01 ... Otllly ,.1 .. 1 11111 That old foot.ball adage-the offense scores poinUI and the defeme wins games-could very well apply to Saddleback College's football team this season. The Gauchos' defense stood out like a sore thumb in Saturday's scrimmage with Santa Ana on the Dons' rie ld. Neither team scored in the lh.ree-hour scrinunage that culminated a week of twice-a- day drills. Play, for the most par1. was contained within the 35-yard lines. Saddleback coach George Hartman was generally pleased with his team's play. "Overall, we were very happy with the kids today and we were especially impressed with the way they wanted to hit. That concerned us most before the scrimmage. "Defensively, the kids did a good job. Usually at this time the defense is much further ahead of the offense. Offensively, we have a lot of work ahead. We'll look at the films and see what mistakes we'll have to work on. While Santa Ana stayed mainly with a ·running game j 18 of approximately 90 plays were p a s s e s ) , Sadd!eback concentrated on its running .and passing attack$. The Gauchos ran the ball 50 limes and ~ to the air another 39. Allhough the Saddleback passing percentage wa.! below par (30.9 percent), at least six passes were dropped. On another haJ{ dozen occassions, Gaucho quarterbacks Chris Heel.or and Bob Bosanko had lo rush thier throws to escape on·rushing Santa Ana linemen. Meanwhile. running back Jlm Kuhn, a transer from the University of Washington, has decided to give up football. Kuhn had figured highly in the Gaucho offensive plans this season. GAM• STATISTICS " .. First ..... rus,,ln• ' ' f lrll dQwn1 Hnll'll • • Fl•tl downs 111n11tlt1 ' • Toi t i llrtl -.. " " Y1r111 ru1hl11• ~ "' Ytrdl PtHJ,.. '" " Yt rd1 1011 " " '" Ytrdt ••lf!ld '" '" •!ntllltlfVtrdt 111n•ltltd l /1'0 I/IS fumb!nl futl'lbltt ... '" .,, llUSHIHO "' .. " t v1. W1'll1111ta " " ' ,, Wll'IOn ' " ' '' R. fl,1c.11tl" ' " ' v Orlscoll • • ' '" Htctor ' • • ., Dr•kt ' ' ' ·'·' 8M•n-D " ' " ·1.' 101111 ~ ~ " ••• PASllNO .. " ... " •cl • Ba••~ko " • ' .. ••• Htclor " • ' " "" Tot11, " " ' '" •• Greg Newhouse, a running back from Westminster had an ailing back and Dertnit Kennedy, a tackle who wa1 named outstanding lineman in the ~11.1set League r o r Westm insterlast sea.90n, has r sliii:hl knee injury. The Rusller one-two punct. of Tony Bon se ll at quarterback and C h ar I I a Buckland at tailback, wa! used brieOy lhe · last It me Colden West had possession of the ball. The short appearance may have been a preview of things lo come. Bonwell didn 't throw a pass but Buckland carried twice for 21 yards. Otherwise, Steve Crllfith and Rick Seaman alternated at quarterback with ample success. Griffith drew praise from Shackleford as did Bob Cornuke, Don Fi:schbeck 11·,1d Buckland for their b a 11 carrying performances. Workhorse of the scrimmage wa s Cornuke wh() carried 12 time s for a 3.5 average . Griffith completed three of eight passes and Seaman two of five. CiAMI STATISTIC:S ... Finl dawfll ,ullof"f f lrtt dDwnt 11t1tlnt Fl<tt dDwf11 N111lt1t1 loi1! fin! dcrwfl• Y1r<U Nt1'11n• • • ' " "' " " '" ,,. Y1rc!J NHln• "'"'" loll Ntl y1rc!1 11fntd P-IPlu/Ydt Hntll.rld '1.rnlb111/l'llmttlts loll ., Grltt111l 5""''" Toltl1 Cornu1<1 Grllf!tto Down Int Sttmtn JallnJOn ~IUlb«k 811dl;l111d DontldJOn T011l1 PASS IN$ GOLDl:N Wl!IT •• 'c Pill ,. • l 0 Jl Ji 2 0 ,., ll JO•J II US MING GOLOIN Wl:ST lcll ~· ,. ll "' , J ' 11 2 IJ , ' . ' ' . . ' ll 0 J ,, 0 ' ' . lJi 1ll " 01 .... " ' ' ' '" ,. " ,. ll/IO "' pct. .llli ... "" ... J.f . -1.7 • ••• "' " ... 10.5 '' "' Seven Chani;es For Shoen1aker By ASSOCIATED PRESS The Shoe is tied. Jockey Willie Shoemaker won his 6,032nd race Saturday, " and tied the career record of : Johnny Longden. I Blanked on his rirst four . mounts at Del Mar, including : odds-on fav<>rite June Darling, ' in the $75,425 Del Mar " Debutante, Shoemaker tied the I · record by winning the ninth r ra ce aboard fa vore d ', Esquimal. ·• The Shoe was scheduled to ·: ride seven races toda y . Major League -Standings DEAN LEWIS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East DIVision w L Baltimore 89 so New York 79 60 Detroit 73 66 Boston 71 67 Cleve land 66 73 Washington 65 73 .471 2314 West Dlvi1lon w L Minnesota 81 55 An1els 76 62 Oakland 76 62 Milwaukee 52 85 Kansas City 52 86 Chicago .. IO Pct GB .640 .561 to .525 16 .514 17 ~ .475 23 Pct GB .596 .551 6 .551 • .380 291,.): .337 30 ,35,j 331\ East Dlvb:Joa Pitliburgh Chicago New York St. l..tluis Philadelphia Monlreal WLPctGB 74 64 .530 72 66 .522 1 71 66 .518 21 66 73 .476 81 63 75 .457 II 60 77 .438 131h: Weit Olvltlon Cincinnail Dodgers San Franciaco Atlanta Houston San Dle10 W L Pct GB 90 51 .6.18 75 62 .547 13 71 67 .514 171 89 70 .4!l6 20 65 73 .417 23 Yl 53 !5 .384 3511 DEAN LEWIS 1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 646-9303 S•rvlce, Porto, & Body Sh"I' Now Open Until I p.m. Monday Nlghh I I Orange County's t1'rgest and Most Modern Toyota and Vol<o Dealer > AU•UST SPECIALS SP I C I AL 1970 TOYOTA WAGON ~~':. $1817 DIM O SAVE $466 •SV8782 1967 TOYOTA CORONA Stdtll, 11.aclfo, HMltl'", Aui.mtlk lrtnt, !VIV 1111 $109 5 l " ,, I r:,--------------------......--..,.----,-.-·· ~.----~ ~---· --· ---------•-• ·• -..---.---···v,.----· ---.--~---•··--------- --- - - . JI DAILY PILOT Mondat, September 7, 1970 DEMONSTRATION Rising Inflation Mars Lalior Day Holiday '9~~ S'.ATIN 8 TAIN~ The Stain with a Brain! ''Decorator Staining'' TUESDAY EVENING SEPT. 8th• 7 to 8 PM • By DONALD FINLEY WASIDNGTON !UPI) -All Js_nat_we1Uor lhe_Amerlcan worker on this Labor Day, 1970. He appears troubled, even frlg.hteneQ, about the future for himself and his family as he.tries to cope with an ever increaSing cost of living. Moat .workers find t.hemsel_ves in worse financial 6hape this Monday than whe,n the nation. observed Labor Day a yeai ago, victlins of shrinking buying power because of the worst inflation jn 20 years. And for more than four million workers. today won't be a day off from work ~ because they have no jobs . That's one million more unemployed workers than there were last Labor Day. AFL-CIO President George Meany put ii blunUy in his Labor Day message: The -.. ~ average American worker "is Bureau of Labor Statistics In serious trouble" And Is reports that 1he average ''feeling a 1 ens e of weekly earniogs ol rank and frustration" because h is -fiJe-pl'Qftuction workers· were paycheck isn't keeping up with $111.80 Jasr Labor Day, but the steadily rising cost of _ have 'Shown only a 2.8 percent hving. • gain to· $121.07 by tills July. On Labor Day, 1969, the This ls barely more lhan half Consumer Price Index slood the av'trage increase in prices. at 129.3. That meant it rost "Recent inflation has been a $12.93 a year ago to buy what drain ·on the economic well- $10 would purchase in 1957·59. being of every American The latest figures available family," Labor Secretary show the index rose to 135.7 James D. Hodgson this July ($13.57 for that same acknowledged in his Labor $10 worth of goods and -Day statement. Meany said services), an increase of inOation had caused "suffering almost five percent over 1969. for millions of Americans." Some unions have managed The workers whose wages to negotiate whopping pay have failed to keep up with the increases -as much as 46 cost of living are lucky in one percent over three years from sense. They still have jobs. the trucking and a i r I i n e The economlc slowdown industries -but government has resulted in a rise in the stati~ics show that most unemployment rate from 3.4 workers' pay cl)ecks haven't percent of the work force a kept up with this rise in the year ago to five percent now. cost or Jiving in tne last year. 'This means that one of The · Labor Department'• tVtty 20 workers doesn't have a job, compared with one of every %9 a year ago. Many ol them are protected by unemployment insurance,-bu tbe others have had lo struggle along on welfare or help ffom relatives or some other sort of assistance, Meany and other labor k!aders have placed the blame for the economic plight oC workers squarely oo Presideni Nixon and hls economic policies. ;,The combination of recession and inflation at the same time is rare, but it is no accident," Meany said, ''It results Ir om ill-conceived administration actions. "The rich and the blu~hip corpora tions ~ere largely left untouched b y th e gov e r11ment's tight-money policies," he said'. "Those who ha ve money to lend are earning record profits, but the results for America's wage earners, pensioners, the poor and the small businessmen have been anything b u t postal workers won the right other labor leadders and their to bargain for wages and wives at a White House dinner (rlhge benefits from the new tonight : This will be followed postal-corporaLion~rathcr-than by 8 reception on the White lobbying in Congress for these House lawn for all Labor gains. Finally, u n I o n s _Department ~mploye!, their representing General Electric spouses and childrel, and !or emp!Oyes claim to ha v,e au officials· and employes or c r u s h e d th e f i rm ' s labor unions headquartered in ••bouJwarism" technique of Washington, as well as their "take it or leave it• • familles. bargaining. ~"Betwee• 2,000 an.d 3.000 Labor Day had t t s persons are expected to be on beginning in 1882 in N e w hand for the o u t d o o r York City when the Central ceremonies at the White Labor UnJon, a group or local House. No olber president bas unio!JS, set aside Tuesday, niade such a gesture to Sep(. S, as a soecial day for organized labor on It~ special Y:orking men . The observance da)'. spread to more than 20 states•"·liii~n:r:;mr:iTrrmnm in the following decade .1 Cone:ress made it an official holiday In 1894 for the District of Columbia and t h e territories. By 1900 most states had designated the first Monday in September as Labor Day, but it was not until 1923 that the last state, Wyoming, followed sui t The Beverlee's e11pert will 1how you how to sttin like • professioal. No more mi1takts, it's ntxt stop, Fame. More Next Year bright." The labor movement could 1ook back 011 some important President Nixon will mark the annual celebration on behalf of the working man by hosting Meany and about 80 REFRESHMENTS DOOJt. PRIZE Campus Unrest Predicted RIMA HARDWARE gains since Labor Day, 1969. j For one thing, the farm workers of Cesar Chavez 1.000's Of OIL PJ.INTIN~S finally won bargaining rights WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE NOW .,0 COSTA MESA from lable grape and OPEN TO THE PUILIC 2666 HARBOR BLVD. 546-7080 COSTA MESA. WEEKDAYS 9 to. 9 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 9 to' BE THERE! Sears It's a •.• World! l\lix-Matchables for the Jr, Hi. Girl For The Junior Sjzc Girl The perfej:t outfit (or back-to·school! Color-coordinated "·ool and nylo n plaid bonded to acetate in black with ac cents of purple, pale blue and hunter"grecn. ?-li.x ;J.nd march for your own sporiswear ,;o-togethcrs. ()) ro 14). Pocketed long ,.ff 1.99 Pale blue acetate and nylon crepe 1af1 ri bloua 8.99 Side button eki_r 7.99 Wbjte acrylic zip-front ~~·eater-8 .99 }'Jue leg pan 11.99 WASHINGTON (UPI) Student protests, w h I c h paralyzed many U.S. colleges last spring, will continue to be Maggie -ROP HTK Unrest a conspicuous part o( campus lite this fall . That .J.s tne prediction of an overwhelming majority o f educators and s t u d e n t s interviewed by a team of UPI reporters at 72 colleges in 31 states, Satisfaction Guaranteedrs==-1 Shop Monday lhru Sa t1rda7 or Your Money Back ~ 9:30 A.M.10 9:30 r.M. · 11.w.aouua .. o eo.Saa~11slZ Noea to 5 P.llL "The Vietnam war is still in progress, the environment is still being polluted, racism is still rampant -w h a t ' s changed?" said a Princeton senior. many other educators and vei;:etable growers in $5 1739 Superior California in a major a11d up (at 17th & N_,art) students. breakthrough for agricultural 1119 E. ~~~~~E:M.!!:t• •NA Ph. 642·3384 "President Nixon's aetions 1 ~w~o~rk~e~r~•·=~ln~~an~o~l~he~r=~ca~se~, ~t/:~~~·~·~"~'~'~'~w~'~"~'~Eo~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Most college administrators voiced hope that protests will remain peaceful during the new academic year instead of exploding in violence and disiuption as some did after the U.S. inva.sion of Cambodia last April. But there was an underlying hine of unc~rtainty and anxiety. "I simpiy don't know what to expect," said Dr. Wilbur Moulton, dean of students at Southern Illinois University, which was shut down by student demonstcations last Ma y. "I'm convinced that national and international affairs. principal l y the Indochina war, will be the main determining factor.'' This view was shared by in the coming months will be a crucial· fac'tor in determining how much unrest there'll be on campuses this year," said the de-ail of a New England university. "If there's any healing up of the war in Vietnam, or if American forces re·invade Cambodia, there'll be hell to pay," said another eastern educator who ' insisted on anonymity. Students said chances of avoiding violence depend on how college administrators and public officials respond to peaceful protests. If student diss<Misfaction is ignored or is met with heav y -handed repression, they said, there is likely to be serious trouble. A t h i r d unpredictable element is the outcome of the November elections. A Big Heada~he ....._ Boy Survives Bat Wallop MIA~1T. Okla. (UPI) -It to nu1ke life plea sant. wasn't much of a summer for ·"He doesn 't have all his Ril ey Joe Munson Jr., 10, of speech back yet," his mother Miami. said. "He can say some words But he surprised doctors and okay but others don't come out survived a crushing blow to right. He can't play football or the head. Today he goes back things like that and he can't to school, though he'll have to run and get hot. If he hurts just sit and watch during most himself again he'll have to of the games kids play. have an operation. Munson was a bat boy for a "I have to watch him pretty sandlot baseball team his <'lose. But his friends usually father coached. He had dashed try to play the quiet kind of in to retri eve a bat left behind games he can take part in." by a warmup batter when the The boy's f i (th· grade hitter swung. teacher has promised not to The bat struck Munson on call on him to read aloud in the right side of the head, class and his mother thinks cracking his skull •·from ear he'll be able to keep up his -to ear." JI caused some brain grades without attending a damage and severe swelling special class. and he "'as in a coma IO days. It cost the ~funson family He lost some weight the 17 $1,800 in hospital bills, plus days he was hospitalized but fees for doctors attending the he 's got most of his 75 pounds )'Oungster. The Mi am i back now. 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'I -~· ·1 ·• " l \ t Spider the cat · and Herman ma ke friends with Miss Sally Cla re Storch , a 1970 Children's Hom e Soc iety debutante who will bow Dec. 28 in the Balboa •< -ley Club, -· ~•• ~-• . . • ' ' i • ,.,. 11 Ml~S DALYNN ·SMITH AND MISS DEBORAH AN~ BOYLE PAINT A HAPPY SMILE • Debs· Bid Summer Adieu . ot~-ege~ Cat-lin§ Summer's page! hav e been well filled by 1970 Children's Home Society debutantes and soon will become closed chapters ln the young women's lives. The debutantes, who will make their ' debut Dec. 28 in the Balboa Bay Club, have been busy at a variety or activities expreuing their interest! and ambitions beyond the socia l realm. Each will debut as a college freshman before her big moment arrives during lhe coming holiday season. Miss Carolyn Primrose Anderson, winn er of a Tri·Hi-Y Girl-of·lhe·year award, has volunteered her summer hours with the Y~i.CA and tutorial projects ulvolving remedial students. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.dmund "'Gilmour Anderson· Jr., she will enler Wells College in Aurora, N.Y . A Zonta Girl, Miss Jan Kawamura .also will travel east. She has been working as an arts and crafts specialist for the city cf Newport Beach and will enroll al Wellesley College, Mass. Miss Kawamura is the da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Genji Gene Kawamura. Reno will be the destination of Miss Lizabeth Whitney Crowner, who will enroll at the University of Nevada as a sociology major. She is the da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rowe Crowner and pursues swimming, tennis, golf and skiing as her hobbies. Miss Sally Clare Storch will emphasize art when she enrolls at Stephens College in Columbia, Mo. An avid skier and equestrian, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Arthur Storch and has worke1 as a veterinarian's assistant ia Laguna Beach. ORANGE COAST Orange Coast College is the choice of two debut.antes, Miss Susan Chapman and Miss Martha Allan Trane, the /...--daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Edward r ~ Thomas O'lapman Ill and Mr . and Mn .. -Frank Hood Trane . f\.1iss Chapman worked on BaJboa Ts\a ncl durhtg the summer along with pursuing her interests cf swimming, sailing, hiking and bicycling, while Miss Trane altended summer school and worked at her hobby or jewe1ry making. A future UCI student, Miss Belina Philip Echlemach spent the summer as a swim inslructor for the city of Newport Beach. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Ne lson Echteraach, she plans to Jiludy biology. E"Joylng her hobbies or creative . writing, volleyball, sewing and swimming was Miss Julie Ann Jarvis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . F.dward Peters Jarvis. Miss Jarvis worked on Balboa Island and will enter the University of California, Riverside as a French major. Colorad o State Unive rsity will be the destination of Miss Deborah Ann Boyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morris Boyle Jr., who spent her summer work- ing as a secretary. Miss Boyle will fur- ther her interests in painting and draw- ing while majoring in art education. Traveling abroad was Miss Ann Murdy, who will study art at Chapman College. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Murdy Ill, she spent six weeks in Europe. STUDIES BIOLOGY Miss Byaa Louise Mackel, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kinsley Mackel will study biology at the University of the Pacific. She especially enjoys skiin g, camping and hiking. Sailing, swimming, tennis, water skiing and sewing occupied Miss Sherry Elizabeth Cameron during the summer along with working. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merton Kirk Cameron Jr., she plans to enroll at California Polytechnic College, San Luis Obispo. Studying al the University of Southern California will be Miss Dalyna Smith and f\.1iss Betsy Ly11 Young, the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Gared Noel SnUth and Mrs. James Warren Young and the late Mr. Young. Miss Smith, who plans to major in art. worked at a yachting firm and vacationed in Mississippi and the Bahamas, while Miss Youl'lg, an education major, was a tennis instructor and .!raveled to San Francisco and Arizona. Though school and studies will occupy the yo~ng women during the fall months, they will return for the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays and a round of festive preball parties which will be climaxed with lheir formal prese11tation. Miss Lizabeth Whitney Crowner (left) and Miss Betsy Lyn Young !ind time for one more game of tennis before departing for their re- spective iC:hools. • Daily Pilot Photos by Greg Schneider . Karen Bleiker gets " swimming lesson from Miss Betina Philip Echternach, who 1s a swim instructor. I • • - • I I I l I I ·-~-,.-=,-.,=,,.. ... -.,..,....,,..,~-.., .... ~-~--~----~-~·~--·-----· ·-· ----·· - J'.f ' DAILY PILOT Monday, Stptembtr 1, 1910 ,, I .... - State Occasion Blends Warmth, Dignity r :· • ' l • • ~~ .~ • . ... l o, le ' ' Vivid imprtWons or • 1rac~ evening \n the 19tb ctrrtury elegance of lhc Hotel de! Coronado glow ln the rt00llections of area resident! who attended President Nttonil st.ate dinner ,jn honor or Mexico's President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz. AulWnn hued candles and flowers decorated Individual tables ill the Crown Room. a •, • ''magnificent selling'' for the diMer according to ~1rs. F. Don.lid Nixon who commented ~' . ' I L .. . . ' :~" ' that she and her husband were ''very thrilled to be included" ln an ~vening when the predominant tone seemed to be one tf.. cordiality aid friendship blended with dignity and grace. The impression of t h e "v.·onderful f e e I i n g of fr iendship between the two countries" also remained in the thoughts' df Mrs. John MacLeod, who strcued the cord.iallty of the evenlns. She admired the brilliance or lhe beautiful gowns worn by the wives of the Washington dignitaries, the motion picture slars and the o t h e r luminaries, who were escorted from the hotel enlranCt by Marines in tull dress uniform to the recelving line in the high-ceilinged b a I I r o o m overlooking the Pacific. FEELING OF PRIDE It was an evenU.g that made them coml! home feeling very proud, said O. W. Richard of Corona del Mar who escorted his wife to the stale dinner .and reception. "We left feeling a little taller," he said, "and with the feeling t h a L 1 everything was in good hands for our country." President Nixon was pleased that so ma11y of his din11er guests addressed the guest or honor in Spanish, Sen. Dennlt Carpenter said. When the senator's tum came to chat briefly with the President, Carpenter, cele- brating h.is birthday Thursday, thanked him for arranging such a 11ice birthday party. He repeated his quip in Spanish to President Diaz Ordaz who laughed and replied h e couldn "l lhink of a more fitting tribute. 'Mle Newport Beach senator found the evening w e 1 I orp,nized, charming and on tbe crowded side as 600 guests filtered through Uie reception line for I lh, hours. Former Presiderit and f\.1rs. Johnson arrived after the reception and joined the group for international fare ser ved with Mexican entertainment -college singers and a male choir from Guadalajara and mariachi bands. MEXICAN FLAIR • t Mrs. Walter F. Evans Jr., wile of San Clemente's mayor. tell a5 if she were "made out of jelly" whe11 she was introduced to the Preside11tial party. Wearing a bright prlnt gov.•n with a stand-up open collar and full skirt featuring a jeweled belt buckle picking up colors in the dress. !he l'Ommenled, "I felt since we were honoring the l\fexican President and since I'm from a Spanls~-style tow• I should dress with a Mexican flair." Mrs. Evans found the entire evening "unbelievable" and the most dramatic moment she has experienced. "My husband hr.i met the President several times, but this is the first time I have seen him. l almol5t couldn't speak." she said. "Everyone looked lovely," she added. "Most of lhe women wore long gowns definitely on the tailored side with high necks or open-collar necks. Ther.e also were several very beautiful pants suits." Robert N. Weed and his wife of Newport Beech also were impressed by "the great feeling of' warmth" radiated by President Ordaz and his daughter, Mrs. Salim Nasta, : d' ~:oa s :· . Behind the Eightball I ' President and Mrs. Nixon and Govtrn<>r and Mrs. Rea1u1n. Despite the large number of guest.s; none was omltted from the peraonal greeting extended by the leaders of b o t h countries in the receiving !Jne. PERFECT SETI"ING Although she has been to Presidential dinners before. Mrs. Victor C. Andrews of Emerald Bay round the evening very exciting. "The beautiful old hotel was the perfect setting.'' she said, "and the entire evening was magnificent.'' Wearing a white, Tong- s\eeved jersey gown with a blue-beaded vest, f\.I r s . Andrews was impressed by beautifully.gowned w om e n including thf; Governor's wife in a stunning flame-red gown and Mrs. Nixon in a long- sleeved, jacketed yellow gown. Perttaps the most vivid memory in her mind was enlertainment brought b y President Diaz Ordaz as hi~ glfl ror lhe evenine. Me.I.lean sin11ers, d~ and musicians in striking native dress performed for guest:; and were especially appreciated · by 'p r e s i d e n t Nixon who had admired them on .his recent trlp to Mexico. A particularly t o u c h I n g scene was recalled by Mrs. F. Donakl Nixon. as the Mexican performei s left the Ct'Qwn Room. President N l i: o n , former President Johnson, President Ordaz and Governor Reagan all left the head table and walked to the dining room entrance to recall all the singers, d a n c e r s and musicians and greet them personally. ''It was wonderful to see Uie eipressions on those young people's faces." Mn. Nixon said, commenting especially on the thoughtfulness of the government leaders. NOTABLES NAMED Among the many notables ·who joined the impressive Afternoon Rites -aatbering were Stnatorlnd Mrs. Barry Goldwater; the Hon. Murray ?.1. Chotiner, special counselor to t h e Preskitnt: Brig. Gen. aod Mrs. H. W. Hise, commanding general of Comcabs West, El Toro, and Mrs. Robert Hitt of Orange, assistant secretary of H~alth, Education arid Welfare. 01.htn;; on the guest list Wert many from the Orange Coast area, including Judge and Mrs. Thurmond Clarke, Dr. and Mrs. Arnold 0. Beckman, Hon. and Mrs. Cha rl es Thomas, the Messrs. and Mmes. John Lusk and Clement L. Hirsch. along with JOOn Hamilton all of Corona del Mar; ths Messrs. and Mmes. Robert S. Barnes, Jolin "rayne, J ack D. Wrather, Don Koll, Keith Gaede and Ignacio Lozano of Newport Beach; Mr . and Mrs. Walter Schmid of Garden Grove. and Jo.tr. and Mrs. Leslie N. Duryea Ill of Fullerton . Sandra Rawald Wed t • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was shocked by~our insensitivity to the feelings of that J3-year-old girl who didn't want to leave her friends and move to Omaha. When will you (and thousands of other parents) consider the effects on children of not. being able to establish roots •.nd stability in a neighborhood and with friends? When will a father say to a boss •·1 feel my family's cohesion and identity is more important than that salary increase." Wedd i ng vows were exchanged at the altar or the Community Chu r ch Congregational, Corona de! ~lar by Sandra Christine Rawald and Richard L. Maggard. father. the bride was preceded by Mrs. Alan lnman, her sister who was matron of honor, and Tena Maggard, the bridegroom's sister. flower girl. They will reside in Santa Ana . Please be more considerate of the chlld'St feelings. You ask that the girl ''tum off the waterworks." Well, this doean'l change how she fee ls. It merely encourages the child to avoid expressing her fctlings and we already have enough schiU>id quality in American society. I hate to see that kind of advi!le in a "hU· man relations" column. -MR . J. P. S. BUREAU OF CHILDREN 'S SERVICES. TRENTON. N.J. ~AR MR. J . P. S,: Sorry. I don't •g{te. Why sbould a father pass up an op9'i!tunity for advancement because his chli( doesn't want to leave her friends'! ~ about ms feelings'! Don't th ey ,..i? l •Drmly believe much of the trouble parr•ts are having with their children land campuses with their students) is the re~t of the chikkentered family stnteture yolf are advocating. There bas been too much indalgenet. too mudl caterlag, too m..cb "putting the kids firtt.•• There la pknty of evldenu that kMlf-who have hetn raised this way •re bopeieuly messed up. ANN LANDERS Ptios t cbikirea h•lt lo leave their friends and move to a strange city. .Adults doa't like It either. But people grow stronger as the result cir challenges and are all lhe better for having fa ced them. DE AR ANN LANDERS: I want lo publicly apologize to my husband for being such a jac kass. Please print this message. He'll know it is for him. HONEY, FORG IVE ME, 1 WAS WRONG AND I AM SORRY. -YOUR DUMB CLUCK WIFE. DEAR CLUCK: Congratulotions. You have just perfonned one of the most difficult ta1 k1 known to the human race. And in the process, you h a v e unquestionably healed appro.xlmattly five million marital rUts. IA:t'1 hope yours was among, them. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband and I moved to this very lovely apartment about seven months ago. I have become a c lose friend of a darling · woman who lives in this building also. \She has opened many social doors for us 8nd her husband has sponsored my }lusband In a club which has hel ped us business·wise. This darling woman is having trouble In her marriage. I've heard some wild stories about her husband aod other wOmen. I didn't want to believe th~ but now I'm sure everything I've heard \and then some) is true. Yesterday my fi'iend asked for my advice. I told her I just couldn't advise her. The girl he is mixed up with this time is married to a man my husband does a Jot of business with. My friend left angry. She said I had failed her. Have I ? After all, Ann, when a woman's husband sells insurance she can't afford lo take sides. Please say I did the right thing. - BONNIE DEAR BON: You did the right thing - but probably for the wrong rea1on1. Friendlihlp does not carry the ebllg1llon lo bPcome Involved In one anolbtr'a family problems. If the darling woman would care to write to me, I will try to help ber. My busba1d doe1n'I 1ell insurance. 11ow will you know when the real thing comes .along? Ask Ann Landers. Send for her booklet, "Love or Sex and How to Tell the Difrerence." Send 35 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope with your request in care of the DAILY PILOT. Your Horoscope Tomorrow Taurus: TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 8 Leave No Loose Ends complexion of c ur r e n t Key is to see per sons , Promises are fine -if you get situation. situations in realistic light. them in writing. One who talks LEO (July 2J.Aug. 22): Study Scorpio message. Apply big should be made to back up )1-SY.DNEY-O~lARR--Avoid-extr.avagance. You~can a bit or seU.3iisclpiine. words. Be independent in The biographies of Jean gain bargain if you utilize CAPRICORN· (Dec. 2'2-Jan. thought, action. Harlow neglect to mention bcr social contacts. You have right 19): Obtain bint from Libra IF TODAY TS y 0 U R great Interest in astrology. to request favor . Highlight message. You do not have to She often consul ted Dal Lee, versatility. Accept invitation. boast. Your abilities. assets BffiTHDA Y v.·hat appears lo MRS. F. A. WILLIAMS Exchanges Vow& Wedding Ceremony Performed Nancy Lee Won a cot t, daughter of f\.1r. and ti.1rs. Dale Wonacott of Costa Mesa, became the bride of F rank Arthur William5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wyman \Villiams of Co rona del Ma r. during a ceremony in Peck Family \Vedding Chapel. Westminster. The bride was given in marriage by her father and attended by her sister, Revona Wonacott, as maid of honor. Steven Wonacott. brother of the bride, was best man and guests were seated by George FreestOl'le. The new Mrs. \Villiams is a graduate of Brea-Olinda High School and Orange Coast College. Her husband. 11n alumnus of Pasadena Junior Col!ege , also attended OCC. They will r eside in Corona del Mar. ·11 be · ed • -1 h be a mass of confusion, who Is cu-nUy an tditor of VIRGO !Aug. 23-Sept. 22 1: wi recognlZ · ~ ot ers ... . · 0 beh" d di sillusionment is due to be NB A I lW'O astrologlcal joornals. Bright spot appears in area of sing yo~r praises. 'dne in rectified. You will be on more uxi iary ARJES (March 21·April 19 ): Hold off on project which could put you in debt. All is not what appears on surface. Do some personal investigating. Protect assets. Sending an envoy on assignment could be a mistake. TAURUS (April 20-1'-lay 20 ): Ob.ta i n hint from A r ies me s~age. Basic issues command y o u r attention. Leave no loose ends . Delegating duties is not wise. Finish what you start. Be discreet about a n o I h e r ' s probltm. GEMINI (~lay 21-June 20 ): Lie low: play waiting -game. One v.•ho is trying to sell property may not have your best Interests al heart Read between the lines: check fine pri.nt. Assert your needs. CANCER (June 21.July '22 \· What appears to be trivia may contain elements or value. Know this and respond a&!ordingly. Sudden ehange by relat1ve could c h a n g e A MONmso11 IDUCATION CAN HllP TOUI CHILD ltACH HIS FULL ftOTlHT IAL AC>IJ 21/J TO ' fALL lHIOUMINn HOW .---CALL ---. c.... .... '"4S.2122 .. ...,.., .... 141..Jlll Previous opposition. Involves scenes IS on your st c. AQUARIUS (J ~F b solid emotional ground. In The Ladies' Auxiliary of nro,...•rly, basic fnvestments. an. .:ir-c . '' •· 18) A"d · d" led I turn. this will lead to greater Newport Beach Fire Depart• Break lhrough red ta"". If you : I in 1ca r o n1 •· un ~ted sour< You ar financia l stability. 0 u 11 in e menl nathers the third ask ..... rlinent q u e s t i o n s , ex"'".. e. c "' ~ · ed M l b · your requirements. \Ved--'ays at 8 p m !n answers will be obtained. surpr1s . a e or us1ness ,...,,._. . . associate shows that you are m~:1~nc:1~' .. ,~':~.~ut!;,.,.':'0~.,!: various locations. Information L IB R A (Sept. 2J.Oct. 22): worth more than yo u -1t1. "$l>trt1 H1~1, 1or ""'" •NI regarding location may be ob- Tread lightly. S 0 ft · s e 11 imagined. Buil d self-esteem. :om~~.;-~~:.;::;~ s~~ •• ~ c~'::: tained by calling l\.1rs. T. C. 11pproach brings best results. PISCES 'Feb. I9-March 20}: o.-,1tv P1tor eo• n4c. G••"" Dailey, S48-983S. Accent on short journeys, i -===="=-=.====~~,;~~"~"i'i"i"00i'i'iNiiY"i'i'i'i·Y~-'~®;"~· :~==~=====-11 dealings with relatives. Some changes are due. You will find them favorable. < SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Friendly hint could result in profit. But don 'I e :r p c c f something for nothing. Accent on money, personal posses- sioo~. One v.'ho usually laughs aPPfars Quite serious. SAGrrTARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21 ): Some personRI ('fforts meet with obstacles. Grandmothers At noon every second Thurs· dRy the Newport Harbor Grandmothers' Club meets in the Cotita Mesa Golf and Country Club. • South Coast ?ta.za ..... ,,,. ... ~ """""· COlillto - "GET THE WORD" TOMORROW and WEDNESDAY at che Carousel Noon co 1:30 p.m. and G p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Jr't 're doing n11 i11formal 5hotl'. Ste Jhe /4test ft1 sl1io,, ,,,;_\., ·r alk lo 011r 'ft,shion consultanls." GrJ 1/1e ti'ord. It's all happe11i11g at So11//J Coast Plaia. Ora11gt CounJy's l.Argt sl Fashion Ctn- /tr. The double ring afternoon ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Philip G. Murray. Parents of the bridal couple are Mrs. Gunvor Rawald of Corona del Mar, Kenneth E. Rawald of La Habra and f\.lr. and Mrs. Charles R. Maggard of Santa Ana. Escorted to the altar by her Dennis E. Maggard attended his brother as best man and ushers were John L. Minor and Roger Pirtle. The new Mrs. Maggard ls a graduate of Corona del l\.1ar High School and her husband is an alumnus of Marion High School. Marion. Kan. He served with the Army in Germany and now attends Orange Coast College. Can you eat all day and " still lose """ !~ weight? · ·· WEIGHT@. WATCHERS, .. Some 11!kin9, somt listening and 1 prog ram 11111 works. ,,... 5 FREE llOCHUlE-CAll 135·5505 '-Desk Set'' FABRICS for school fashions ''DESK· SET'' f. <9ftin§_) MACHINE WASH • NEVER IRON beautifully embossed mini desi9ns for little , g irls, smart florals for teen g irls, excellent color range. ·100 ~. cotton 35"/36" wide Bonded Crepe Suitings elegantly textured , 12 colors REG. $3.9 8 YARD VALUE rayon/cotton face acetate tricot lining 58"/60" wide .the now knits BONDED JERSEY NEVER WR INKLES! NEVER SAGS! a pacl and 90 knit, ideal for campus wear in suits, d resses, sportswear1 skirts t S NEW FALL COLORS acrylic /wool fl.co 1cat1te t ricot bac~ 58"/60" widt HOUSE OF F!IBRICS Sttlff'h c ... , Pino -l ri1tel 11 S1" Dl•9e Fwy. Co1'• MOie -l4S·1116 Ote"tefelr Mell -Or1n91ihorp1 i nti H1rbor F111l..,._1t -126·2114 HoMf Plcmi -11th 11 lri1tol Snhl .... -54J.1111 1-P9" Cntef -l1 ,.1..,. 11 St1"fe1t 1111-,_. -l ,MJ2J H1111tltlft•1t Cotner -Edi"9•' •I ••~(~ 11.s H111tt"'t,•1t loocll -lt7-tOIJ ' ' I ' . • ., . .i .. , I ~ ' ' • I • I r 1 l l J ; . • . • DICK TRACY TUMBLEWEEDS • SAY! ME~1'E IF'N I G-ITS A t>AiE'WE KIN ou~~Lo ! iE'SSEE •. 1\11? }\IN I GIT A PAIT Wllll? • MUn AND JEFF KIWI, YOU STAY +IERE •• l'LL BE RJGl1T BACK! JUDGE PARKER ' . .-No, '¥0ll k"NOW I PONT llSE KNOW1WG-• M# LEFTY ~ e.ur r Ger A n.4AT JASON ~RIENP MEfE WITM ME THA MAS !CEU A CJOtfT MA.VE NO MP HABITS PQG .\Pl)ICf, •• EXCEPT HE'S A JGNKIE! WI WE. """'5 t---- A. mONE 0.Ll IN MIS ~CE ! VON'f ASK Ml:'! O'l.A.Y, 'YOll KNOW WMERE WE-ARE ! &RIN6 BrlOGGH 10 KEEP MY FR1BIP ~A.PPY FOR: MAYSE LIKE I\ WEEK ! THEN WE'LL 00 ON FRC* TMERE IF HE'S A i:E,l.L 6000 BOY! I DAILY CROSSWORD ••• by R. A. POWER I PERKINS r ACROSS 48 Kind ol .tuto: ' Salurdav's P11z zlt So tv rd : Z worrls • ~ ~ s E c o 1 t A • l P 1 lugt or pu119 50 0Pf'•Hllg R u p 1 • p ~ ' L t £ A S I( ind ol 51 Othtrw1st cairi•IJ" l:nown as '"Scra111!": 5( Bow ling 2 WOfdS SCOffS. l• Yu9o sl 1vian 58 Hi!tJ way sraporl ' clep l. 1S Alone st~tlst i-: l& To9rtht r· ' ti2 The t rram nrs~ .~ of tilt' crn11 ]7 "· ... ,.... 1 f,) Danit!-·- ••.. , I &4 Kind of •words 2 words. , . )IJ En2 ym r titi Morr ' ' 7 i O r ronQut rtd": faftll't ll: ~ found 1n at11acl1vr 1 ? (,ors 4'i Frirnc!s ly Chester Gould ON TME BACK OF Gfl.OCNVS WEDOING PICTURE? ;;:.:.;;=L....-J MMM? NKYS? ly Tom K. Ryan By Al Smith ANO~ER NEW HAT? By Harold Le Doux THAT WAS A Ml~· StlT JASON .l.81.E THING ror VOtJ M.$Y .. t ™<"'61"1 TO PO, W'ILLIE .. !lT I WAS DOIN ' rM. WOT GOIMG &AO'. 'llOll A FAVOR! ON JUNK'. ~'-~~ By Frank Ba9inski kidnty ti7 1'11thir1: nu1ck l1· 43 F11tr cf tor 20 USSR Ptt!I-.: J·) V,1nd ol onr 's )Oil MISS PEACH republic tia Erinklry's .. air; ~4 L,ad and 'I Chrest lon04-ti111e l word~ t,,1 al lb~s 23 Writ of_ partnrr 11 Pinrappl• 4ti Get, losrr r ¥ecut1on tilJ Oots a . 12 lnllamrm\1011: to mat 1u1ty f Against planl1n9 JOh Sufl ii 47 le1trrs a debtor 70 Inc line ll R1ve1 of p1inted in 25 Do •· ···: 71 WW II . England certain 2 words ~ b~tt lr s ite: , 18 Heath 9rnus stylr ,. Coll···-, .,,,,, 21 s ... ,,., .. c .... " sub1e~t. . 24 Secrl'l t'¥ist Abbr. DOW tf · . soc•el'f ?~ Sl F i ure In . 28 ····surgeon · 21 Sergeants f', rel~gious art Jl Sally Rand, 1,' l Petty ".ii ;ind 1 SJ ]4 pounds, e .g.: !l !·••l r , r--1 ~1par~l s: iri ar!la!ri 2 wD!'rls 2 Kind of ~ Ah br. 55 Direction 37 1<1"1 ol 9o~rnflll'nt 2~ Dr~~Pr! S& feminin t lool: 3 RA 1~r ll'lc JO F,A t•irti nani r 38 C111d• s pirit~ ~(In g 57 B ut r met1tlit • !nJ 11relf 3! 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" t .. ~-.. ,, • .. ~ 0 I • • • " • • I I • STEVE ROPER 1 f TEVF HA"S f DRIVE;./ JAJKE OVER TO KA5EY5 APART ME WT THIS MOIMIJG TO DELIYER CARYL'S Col/FESS/OR PEANUTS . --· ··-·-- WEtl THElrrl -I Ll'l ABNER MA>< OESN·"'V· 51JtJt..1? 5tJiVt:t .IM'M- MAH LIPS 15 5£.ALEO - SALLY BANANAS '. ly Charles Barsotti H-"'6 ! A 1Jt..Q.z ~ p.u,p, H€Re.e,oyJ arra.BoY! GORDO '.ANIMAL CRACKERS &Aft. 1...\G<H"T; s-rAR S'R16HT, 'FIR"'T' sr/.R :S:. ,;t!J; 1tJl.llGHT'. By John Miles By Mell By , Saunders and Over9ard IF J WERE YOU 6EMnEMEti.I l WOULWT COlJ.IT CJIH THAT/· .. 'laJ SEE ···SME WAS CAR'fiZY'llJG TWO SUITCASE S WHEN SHE : CAM E OUT/ ' By Charles M. Schulz ~~~~~~~~ CoMe OIJ,Bo)'! By Gus Arriola ly Ferd Johnson r-----r iHE' . .,'.'.I ~ ... AIJO, LIST'E~, WHH E 'IOU'~ AT' IT. PICK OJT &lf.IET"41J.l6 NICE: FOi<: ~~F AIJO PUT rT 00 Ml.I TA6 -f\UO GIVE: Ml.I l.O\lf TV Bl!l<'IJ1CE AUD THE f(IDS •• lHt: fflAN(;I W'Of\D MR.MUM !lfFl'~JiF!~'T~ QUIT 'THIS AFTlii<N09~ · DENNIS THE .MENACE ~--' ~· ~-7 " . • .. ' ' I _ .. .,. ' I • • ~· Jf DAILY PILOT "10NDAY SEPTEMBER 7 1:0011 IJa: Ntwt (t) (60) Jtrry Dl.lnphJ. D 9 Cil &l "°"' "-,_ '-II (C) (continued from 5 PM) B1ltimoa 01ioles 'ti. Detroit T11er1 11 Detroit I 8 DEIUT Th Allftl "-(C) (~ An 1ll·fltW v1ri1ty slloW fe1turln1 host Sltvt Alltn. Tonfcllt's cuests 1r1 Jo111 Felicilno, Joseph Aliot1, J1eciuenn1 Suunn, Adtlt Ro2trs St. John ind MicNiel Grtt11r. D Sil O'Clod Movie: (C) ''War. le~k .. Part I (wes!tin) '59-Richard W'Klm1rk. Henry Fond1, AnlhOf11 Quinn, Dorothy Milone. 0 Abbott 1nd CHttll1 (C) (30) m n1 fliotltonn (C) (30) ID Stir Trek (C) (60) 117JWAIC ...... NNS (C) (30) ill .... , "• (C) (30) llllCIJ CIS NNS (C) (30) • ._.,._ (C) (30) E lntrlca (30) II:) Tutro dt 111 Eltrllln (30) Q) C1llopin1 l;ourmtt (C) (30) i:JO 8 C.lldid C.111111 (30) m fB (j) M)' F1WGJlt1 Mtrtlan (30) GJl (i) Ptffl' M1son (60) IE! law for tilt ?Os (C) (.lO) IE htttm 1er t.Mt1 (30) fII llotidtr• 34 (C) (60) CiE) Slntl ROSI d1 Llm1 (30) CD A Wor1d Apert CCI (30) 1:00. C1$ [1Hiq Nns (C) (30) o m11, w.ri• • .... "' n (C) (30) "Rl llJ 'Ro>und t!M Fiia." John Monrot 1iv11 hit d1u1ht1r 1 unique Chrlslm1s prtHnl U IHl CJJ mAK ...... -. .,.... ... , .. (•tslt1n) 'S9-Robtf1 l•Jlol, Tint Louh1, r .. '''"'· ""I tnllr• tOlln PfolKh • lftln WS• Pf(ted of murdrr. m Dtvkl F111l Slttw (C) (90) m ... , .. ....., ce> (601 llJ@T>•"' 1'7t (C) (10) Ii> f"Wltr F1111il1 (30) iEfUtllN (60) ll:) Ellrtll11 11 llli••I (C) (:SO) 9:00B1BJ (j) M1pber1J R.f.D. (C) {30) (Rl County Clerk How11d Spr11ue robs 1 bink Iv prove lhll Goober is 1 failure as dtputr sheriff. CJ MtllilJ Mtwil 4: (C) "'1\1 Brarablt lu&k" (d11ma) ·~Rich· 1rd Burton. 8111:1111 Rush. .llck C~uon, An11i1 Dickinson, Tom Dr1•1. A doctor 1etucl1nllJ return1 1 to his ~own 11 th1 ur1ln1 ol 1n lncu11bty ill boyllood friend. B DEIUT T'a• flllfUn (C) (60) DtYld J1nue11 portr1ys 1n lnno<:tnt min forted 1by circumst1nc:1s lo bt· come 1 lu1ifra lrom the Law. ID~ M~J Ni(tlt Mtwit: (C) "Stnd Mt N• floWtrt" (comed)'} '64-Rock Hudson, Doris 01y, eD NO .ltlQll (60) mJ Outn1ta/fll• (C) (30) @n Clnt•• H a!) N1tackl (60) 9,3001111 Ci) "°"' "' (C) (30) (A) A boxer, wllO'd tither d111e1 111111 lilhl, dtvelops 1 cr111h on Doria while sh1'1 tlyina: to lnl•IYiew him. l.afry Storch autsts. fJ Wtllt'1 Illy Line? (C) BIB ..... (C) (30) 111 Lm Lii()' (JO) GI .. ...,.,,..star'• Dttk (C) (30) i:t hit tllt Cltdi (30) ill Wiii Mllllul (30) I[! On Cl•pus (C) (30) "The Biid· 10:00119 (i) W"lld, WI~ Wiii CC) mtn of Occident1l." Tht whit• (60) (R) James Wast visits tht min· clown sp11row, the btldin1 1round sion wlltrt the oc.cup1nh hlvt dt· aqulrr1I and the locusl---<ltnilens ve!oPtd 1n lflinity for old 11e. Of Tlo11 P1u-ar1 featured. IB (JJ frvth tr Constqu.ncu (CJ em,. ... 1t1 (60J I:) Qwllt lhl lMftl Word (CJ (30) 0 Ctll ti tH Wnt (Cl (30) G'i) Sl11pltlMl!tt M1rl1 (55) (EJ Bill Gl111 C..u11d1 (C) (60) U) TW: Ch1 (C) (30) fD Firin1 L.int (CJ (60) (R) "The 7:301fJ f3 CJ) Cun1111okt (C) (60) (R) Aw1nl·G1rdt." Willllm Bucijey talks ftiltJ, atunntd 11 setlnc Minhit with poet Allen Ginsber1. l?'llOll wrounctld 1pln in tilt lint II) f r• Yld11 Dilti1tll (JO) ~ duty, ,.... Ood11 Citr. Bmrty EID T1l•CIHllll Ar1111tll11 (24 flt) -Qtr11nd 11.11st1. itmur ,.,.,. (C) (30) JacklO:JOO @CD a>N•• (C) (JO) Warden, Robrrt Hooks i nd frtnt "Dtath 81 Not loud." QDnwt11 atlt In this ll!ries of drt· O TwiUpt. bnt (JO) !DI.I b111td upon .ctu1I cue his· IE Ml Mltltrl (30) torltt from Ntw Ywk City's P'ollet Department Illes. 11:00 8 0 iB (j) di Nm (C). '1crllW G!l • r11 ... n1o11<1 D 9 oo m• ... 1c1 (60) (R) "Nkt Gl1ls M1rry Sloe.It· .. pUUT 1,.iu 11 ActiM (C) brl>Urs.' Al MU11dJ and • voluntHr UCLA Head footb•ll Colch. Tomlll)' 1)d1 1r1 ~uaht 111rchln1 tht shop Prothro, returns to show hi1hlllht ti • P1rls coirlurl1r. Mlth1l1 C.117 fllmt ind· inilyz1 his tum's rtctnl 111d Geoffrey Holder 111111. P1tform111u . frtd Ht .. ler holtl. CJ Mllllon $ Mode: (t) "'Htro's 0 ""' (C) ld1nd" · (1dv•nture) '62' -James M11on, Nevlll1 Brand, Ka!e Minx. A former sl1ve enlists 1ht •Id ol j 1 P1r1tt to fi1ht two b1others wf\o lhlnk they own lht isl1nd on which ~· li¥tl. m Trutfl er ConHqlltllCll (C) (30) ID P•IJ M111n (60) Bi) TIM Frtllcli Clltl (30) l•t• Spon1ecak1." IS Stltcttd F1111 (C) (30) CE "111 Fuerte qlHI II Amor (30) 7:55 El C11tltion dt S1rundo1 1:00 a '» oo m Nee "'"• tc> (Jo) Q Yh(ini1 G11lll111 Sha.. (C) (60)1 R1lph (dJ11rd1, Tommy Roe i nd Abby Dalton IUfSI. m To Teti the Truth {C) (30) ID World Prtll (C) (60) 11\) Thi Story (Cl t30) fE Llt'1 MIU 1 Dtlt (C) 11 :30 B 9 (])Mn C1irfln (C) 0 @@ i!:) Johnny C1no• (C) JKk J•s is substltutt host IJ Movlt: "nit Oudt Gott Wht" (comedy) '48-[ddit Albtrt, G111 Storm. 0 (if) Cl) fi) Ditk tavtn ( C ) Henny Youn1m1n, RudJ Keelu. IE Movie: ''The W•rl• O.ts Mt 1 l ivln(' (dr1m1) '46-Di vld f1r11r. 12:30 m Movlt: "lltported Mi1sl11" {mystel}') '37-WiHitm G1r11n. ........... ·u"AIUI CILLO 10111" """"'lllKllll'ftal1'llOCl.Oll' ..... A *1'!0HALOIMIMl.Plt"T\llD JIA,V,Nl A Cl11£MA CDn'lll nu. l"lllliH1llnGf Steve McQueen 'The Reivers" A Cintrna C"1tt'f rtlms Pt~.ilion A N•rooool ~r;,t Picturts R.tlc•~I:' 1 .... _...._._ .. MIB ·--••-..., r ~!?E.~-ALSO IGP') "A Man Called Horse" C:o1t. dllilr fro• 2 Fifiimt.!I!! ,.., °""" r_, 1t 1m1o1. Mf.1111 HELD OVER 3rd BIG WEEK C:ONTINUOUS DAILY flOM 12:10 P.M.1 ··' '!'.) ~Wayne ! .1s~t...-" "i1Y~~111•1 PANAVlsloNs 1ccHN1C01.0Ra ~~-!!!l!9'il ALSO UCITINfi. C:O·HIT Griffith, Mary T. Moore Old Hands Take Crack at New Se1·ies By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI ) -Two ct television's top situaUon comedy stars -Andy Griffith and Mary Tyler Moore -will attempt comebacks in new series when CBS. TV kicks off Jts 1970.7l season the week of Sept. 14. When Griffith quit his old show about a rural sheriff in order to try movies, his was the top-rated <series on video: Movies, however, turned out to be a good deal more uncertain because of the current state or the motion picture industry, and Griffilh's success-rn films was less than earthshaking. So he's back on movies, but neither set the world aflrt. In he!r new half·hour series, ___ ,., ___ ,,_. __ ..., .. u ._, -a -•ao ,.., .. "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," whkh arrives Sept. 19, the actr~ wJU pl-.y an NOW AT BOTH THEATRES GEORGE C. SCOTT KARL MALDEN N! LEGAL NOT!Cf . - video. II•••••••••••• ln his new hall.hour series, which bows Sept. 18 with the title of ''lieadmaster," he portrays , the principal of a small private high school in California's San Fernando Valley. His fonner series was stt in a mythical town with a distinctly southern flavor. RATED "GP " ,,,...,,,, OlkA ll ... s ...... ,. Elliott Gould Donald Sutherland RATED "R" .. ill:1\S·ll .. Miss Moore also I e f t television's weekly outings while at the top. She played Dick Van Dyke 's wife in the comedian's topflight series, and it was still ranked very jl •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LEGAL NOTICE high in Uie ratings when Van 11-----==----' Dyke decided he also wanted Sllf'l!ruo111~~~~~ oir TM• to quit the regular grind. He sT1.TE oF c1.L1Fo1110A "01 and Miss Moore also tried THE co~~~:'4~:u ot.ANGI BALBOA 673-4041 ONN 6:45 7"1.11 .... .. , ... '"''""''• NOW-INDS TUHDAY 1-·---'°"°"· ·, \\11nor loono . M8llll8U OOfOlll8ll l ('BelUS I i FIO\\llf I :._ inJio llMll·"" 'So·: T(CHllCO.DI" ~ ·--~J~. IN C:OLOl-Gr -ALSO- Make a Sharp Trade; Use Dime-A-Lines AT THI INTllANC:I TO FAIULOUS LIDO ISLI SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE MONDAY CINEDOME 20·21 IXCLUSIYE ORANGE COUNTY INGAGIMINT MOM. TMIU fll. ~a.11 P.M. SAT. I :)t.J:40.S:50.I & 11 P,M. SU1f. l.J1IO.S120.7:30·t:40 P.M. .,"l:ATl:H·22 NOT1CI! 01' Ml!All1NG 01' Pl!TITION l'Olt Pl.Oii.TE GI' WILL AND 1'01 1· LlnllltS Tl!STAMl:NTAllY :: !lolld walYW In Wiii) : E1!1!e or LORETTA V I V I AN JACOBSON , 1!111 known 11 LOfetto V, JacoblOll, LOfofto V. Colgrove, ofld M Lort!ll V. Col9rovo J1a>tnoll. DKHIM. "iii;;;;! NCHCE 15 HEREIY GIVEN Thtt • Ho/!11 I . C•rr and J•mtl D. P!u"kftt hove lllod herein o Petition for probtllt ot Wiii •nd tor ''"''" IM!arntnll!)" relet"fflee lo wflld'I 11 m..:lt for turtntr '1rlkuler1, 1tld !hot ltM tlrnt •nd 11Lact DI hNrlr!ll n.. ume r..1 bttn JC'f !Or' S..tomber 15, 1t11, 11 t :36 1.m .• In tha court._,, of Dft11rtmenl No. l of 111d court, al 700 Civic Ctnltr Drr.t WHI, In t~• City DI Stn!o Ant, C1tlfot'n!1. D11td Sel>tembtr •· ""' W. E. ST JOHN Cmmly Cltrlt l"t.UNK~TT ANO l"LUNKl!TT •n Olin Awe., "· o. It• Ht Hun11,.,11~ 111c~. Ctlff. t2'4f ,.hon11: IU-)011 er JJt.IOH l.ttomtY• tot' PttltloMr• Publl"'td Oro~t CGl$1 Di lly l"tlot. SH>ltmbtr $, 7. 11, 1t10 ,...,.,.. • I' l· LEGAL NOTICE NOTIC• 01' TltUSTEl!'S SALi T.O. No. l·lllMJ On TlllldllY, Sll>liml>et 22. 1'10, •I 11:00 A.M,, TITLE INSUIANCE AND TR UST COMPANY, ll dult .-tmN TruSIM under tnd IM.lr-nl 111 D<lld of Tn111 d1!td APl'H 5, 1"4 E•tcVIN I r : EUGENE M. IUl!N and liDIE I , RUllN, l!uJbfllld Ind wl!e •rid •ICOl'dtd AUOUll 36, 19", II Instr. No. '17111, In book 110I, P•lll 201, DI Olllcl1I ltecorCI• In the otll<• of lfl• County RKOrder of Or· I /KM Clltlft!Y, Colll(lrn!I , WILL SELL AT PU!ILIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST l lD- DER FOR CASH (11ar1bl1 11 llmt ol 1111 In !,owtul IMMY of !tit Unllltd Sl1!11) I \ . I·; IS.QUITE SIMPLY, --;;rD.iiU-·-tt. THE BEST AMERICAN FILM ~:\:z,•z. 11 lilt norlt! '""'' 1n1ra11e1 to tilt OronH County Courlhouse, IOC:tled 11 7IJD Clvle1 Ctt>lor Drive w.,1 l!or-•lr Wo1t II~ StrMI). So~la Ana. C1Utornl1 1!1 rl9f'll, ! tlllt .net Interest <on.,.Y..:I lo or.cl now ~.fld bt' II unoMr 11fd D""1 of Trvst In + l'VE SEEN THIS YEAR!"-~';·;:;~·'· l">~J.mr 21 IM Prot>trtf snualtd, In "ld Cou~ff i ncl 1 S!1N CleKrlbed 11: : Lat .M ln lloc:li. 1J 01 the "I-sub-f dlvl•lon Oii Stt!lon 1 ol !lalbol h l111d'' In lht City of NIWIJOrl !IHCh, County o1 J Or1noa. sr.i1 of CoHtornll, 11 ffl m•• I rKor«d In !I~ 6. P111 . 36 ot MfKtUI,,_,. M11>S. In tr.. o!l/tt of 'lflo . I counlt rocorder of U ld counlY.' ' • $11d u l1 Wiii be m1d1, but wlltloul : cov-n1 or worr1n1r, •~Prus or IO"l'lfer:I, • reo1rdlne !Ille, P1>S.1n110r>. er tn-• a1mt..1nc:M. ro H Y Ille Princ:IP1t wm Oii • ll!t nol1 i.ec:urltd try u ld Oeed of Tn111, ' •-It: 115.000.00, Wt111 lnt•r .. t tram % J1nt1•rt 12. I~. 11 In 11id nett provide<!,~ • 1dvtnc11, If onv, Ll!'ode<" Iha lerrn1 of uld I DeN of Trus!, tee1, ch1r9n tnd •• ....,.., ol !hi Trus•ff" and DI !he tru1r1 cr"i.c&" f bf u id DftG of Trusl. t Tiit btnellcl1ry Under .. id Oitd ot Trus!, by'"'°" of I br11ch pr def1ull 11'1 !ht 001111rlon1 Heurltd I h 1r1 ~ y, Mre!otort IXKU!ltd Ind dell...rlld lo !1'11 und•r1l9'11d 1 wrUtt n DKl1r1tlon of Oe!1ull Ind Dlmt nd tor Siio. •I'd wrl!ten ncrlc1 of breach olld ot tlttllon 10 c11t11 • • EXCLUSIVE EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT 1he under1!1ntct 10 H ll 11ld P,,_rtr to u !lsfv 11ld OOll1111on1. 1...i thlt11111r, on Mey it, lf10, Ille lfflC!ersi.nea c1uMd llld ncl!ct of bruc11 '"° of 11oc11on 10 bl re.:orded In bOOk ntJ, Piii 20l, OI 11ld 0111<111 Re.:ordl. • • ' • &101""' Joo" bo•t • J°" CO<~." • _,,.-IR' erlrl;ullltit • ,;uw.t.o .... ~• • i""'"°"~"1 ~ ·t'e-chnicolor® from worner bros. Mo11. tllr• frl, 1how1 1t 6:30-9:41 s.t.-7 .w110:3o 1 • ._1:1s-•:30.t:41 NEW "DOLLY" SHOWTIMES!! MONDAT TM•U fllDAY 7:00 I 10100 SAT. & SUN. 1:0041007100110:00 SPECllL NEW POPULAR PRICES!! CHILDREN ONl Y S 1.00 all limes JUNIORS ONLY $2.50 all times TITlt ln1ur1nct Ind Trult Compony II u ld TrullM !ly ""'RVIE D. Me FEE l.ulhorlil<I Sl1n1!ur1 Dote Aueull 2•. lt10 '1UI Publlihtd Newoart Harb!lr Ntw1 l'rest cornbln.a with Dill~ Piiot, Naw.Drt BMch, (llitornl1 1.U9\/lt 11 l tld " Se..tembtr 7, I,, Ula 15"-7t LEGAL NOTICE aA11 Ht1 • • • ' • • SUl'•llOI COUIT 01' T"• • • m P'1ndor11111 (30) 1:05 m Aljlll fm ratlntt (25) 1:30D 13 Cl) Tiit Lucy Show (C) (30) ~Ill Guest Dinny Thomas u 1ts 1 musit1I production nitmbei ind fllr11 Lucy under !ht imprtuion that aht 11 1n uperltnted show 11r1. 1:00 fJ Mo¥11: "Uttlt Cltnt" (~mtdJ) i:==::;;;;::=;;;;;=:::==:::==::=::=:::==::,1 '46-Atlbott & <:osttllo. STATI OF CALll'OINIA 1'01 I THE COUNTY OF DllANGI 1 NO. A"'-117 : NOTIC• 01' HIAllNO ,.ETITlOM TO , TUESDAY DAYTIME MOVIES 1:)1 D ~Atilntk Cltf' (rorn1nc1) 'U- Canst•ntt Moore, Brtd Taylor. 9:Gll lJ "11111 llood" (llnlttft) '51- I U1 Wllllt1111, lint Hllll. t:• 0 (Cl "f'lllY 1t !Wt....,. (tdvtn &u1t) '62-l11d Ht rrl' Alan S1ttl. oo•-«1 0) MM'ir. "TM Mrlirty If Ult [I. sinort" (1cfvtfllurt) '37-P•ul Luk.ls. 1:15 IJ Co1111111111ltr lullttlft IN,; (t) 2:30 IJ NIWl/IM Ut Tlllt 0., (C) m ''Thi Rlnttr'' (mystery) 'SG-- Harbtrt Lorn, Grett Gynt. 1 :00 IJ "TH Lt\I fOr T1111~ (rnystel}') '49-DI R Duryea, llz1b1th Scott. m "MJ Outln lrothtf" (west11n) '51-Mkkty RoontJ, Robtrt Stiel 2:90 D '1'11 Wtrt NM!' ll'ltlllr" (muslCll) '.t2-frttl At11l1t. IJ) "MNcll~' ltr Mll\lll" (comtdy) '47-Stu [tw!l'I, Gltndt ft rrtll. C:lG 8 wi,llt S.C.114" (drt llll) '53- Altxll Smlnl, ltk:lt•~ [1111, J11t Sttrllna. f .OR ADVERTISING IN THE .. WEEKENDER PHONE 642-4321 l (( \'l"tit1~f COMEDY-RATED ".R" ~ 11ratrt No One Under 17 ~-~ l7J·6260 UnJe5s With Parent 2905 E•t c-1 Hwy. Corona del ~r Watch the landlord get his. THE MIRISCH PROOUCTION OOMPANY ~A NORMANJ™50N·HAlASHBY PRODLCTION "1111 LANDLORD"' ..... ~ BEAU BRIDGES LEE GRANT DIANA SANDS frADLBA LEY MUlic:ty &!• ""' e.1o111""'1 ..... •e, '" rCM I ·U ... • 'l KOO!'iR Bill GUNN KRiSllN HUNllP l'tt!O"'*' .°1 Ot..CllO"' NOIW.AN JEl~SON HAL ASHBY COLOR by Oeluxe" lhllll Arlllll mi-1 ---~-,-----."'~' .. fllrl lll-1 Al•• P'19Yl"f "THE NIGHT THEY RAIDfD MINSKY'S" Sterrl" Jn.11 l•Mr4& efHI trttt ftleH ) jim• htndri ~ • 1onlor10 •john 11bo1tion PLUS!! Alice's Rest uranl ?ti"'"~ o, •• 7,00 ~p ·A:~·JI. 111~ 11 Ctltr Plus "I love You Alice 8. Toklos" PLUS Deon Mortin in "S CARD STU.Di Open At 7:00 P.M. Show at Dusk John Wayne in His Greatest Role ' ,~~~JohnWaY.ne is"rttisum" PLUS CO-HIT -BOTH IN cour• Henry fe .. 111 . Jeme• Stewart In "CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLUB" CONV•Y RIAL 1'101"11.T'I' ! E11tt1 of EOGAR •. WITM!tt. I Oec11Nd. • NOTICE rs HEIE!IY GIVEN fllli. ; Hl.lllETTE F . WITMEA, !ht Ex«Vlrl• I OI '"' tlllle ~ EDGAR !I. WITMElt, Ille I dtcldent, htl 1111'11 hlre ln 1 l'l'fl!lon for tn ~ 1 ordfl' 1ull'lorlzlno t nd directing thl r •ecu- trlx of thl 111111 of tho 1b0v.nomtc1 dt• t cltdenf lo .. u lht ProPtMY dHCrlbed btlOw t IO GRACE C. STEELE. I wiitaw. In com-I Plit nct .,,,~ !tit ''""" ot !I'll wrlllM I 19reemonl lo 5111 •nd 'urcr..11 onl«td ln!a bv OK!'df'nl In Ms llletllTHI, 11 11H1r •I to In Uncll~lcled --"-•11 l"11r1ll, af'llf • 1 W1LLIA.\O. l!IRADLEY WITMER, 11 Nlltr.·-1 !o an wfld;~/cled ane·ntlf lnterttl, oncl bf J "'' PU•Chl t•• ntml!d ~·••In, II bv,r .... ll'd -' IN Plllllon tult tlffn 111 lor lllarlnt 11'1 ~ t Oo!-Portrnenl l ot the 1-.ontillN c-t., , on th• 1111! dlY of Sl!P!tt>'lber lt1' .. ,,. I O'<l«k 1 m., loc•1.a 11 700 Civic Cfllttr t Drlvt Wn!, Stnt1 An1, Ct lltornl1, : Thi •ell prOPtrlY lo bt Miki It • I d•icrillttl It ta11ow1: Ooc1<11nt'1 lMtre11 In II'>• ltlMhltld 111111 Jn Ind 111 Lcr I of Troct No. ?Of(, II lllOwn on I mt• rKOOIMI ... l oot s1, Pl .. 50 OI MIKl!ll ntOlll Mlll'I. rKllrdl of O••hlr• County, Cllllornl1' t•e•ter:I bY I~•' ctrllln l.llM Cll!ld No...fl!Dll' 21, 1tS4, ••tcutl'd by Tht trvln• Coml'lnr, • 1 cor-111on. 11 Llttor tr.cl WllU1111 s . Wiimer IM Ell .... a . Wlllllll', tlutlllfl( arid wlte, 11 kt!nl !tntnls, a• L*"""' rtarcltll Dt<1mbtr l, 1'14 I" Meir 1NJ, "'" «15, Offlctll Rtconll llf~, Or&1111 County. C1111or"t1, Mid In 1111 norm ot Wllllom 1roe11rr Wll!'llll' 11111 Elloar l rldltY Wllrner II tt~I Ill common 11 tc 1n UlldlYIOtd --1\llf lntt•MI In 11<11. lttflftnc:I II midi to !he ..i1tlen tr1 flll l\IAfn h;!r f\lrlfllf Hrlk11111'11, ' DATED: Aut1Ull u. lt1'0 I Dury~1. CllfDenttr Incl ltrlltl .1 !ly: Ern111 J. Sc1111, Jr, AllOf',,.,.f I« .. ! : EXK\llrh1•Ptflllonll' ·: I OUITIA, CARl'INTI• ANO aA•NIS IT llHllT J. $(NAG, JI, ~ I l lU MtCArtll•r lwl1r 1nl • I I', o. IOlC OM J l'il'WHM l eaUI, C1111el'f!ll ""' I Ttlt,111'11 !Fiil Hl..ffDt A:ttrtlll'• lor l •K Ultll•ll'ltll ... l'llDl\sllld Or11'" Coatt 0.!ly ,.llol, $titl ..... eer I, J. 1, 1'1D 16»1t THE BEST l•1do,.hlp poll1 pr1v1 "P'e•• 11uh" i1 011• 1f l't!t w•rlcl't 111•ttl pepul1r c•"'ic llrip1. ~11cl it dt!l'f 111 tt.1 DAILY P'ILOf. HI Gt l " li h • b c , c c ' ,, b T ,, 0 ~ s C'i "' " (); ( r: " .. , ~ a .. s ,., h• ii; " " 6• D in A .. di "' " re D " 0 " lh Tl " ,, M k ,, R• 64 Al Cc fiJ •• "' la n, er " c 01 ,,. '3 ta 03 F - •"'Iii ...... ~ ' . ., . . . ~ . . ' •• . --• • I . HOUSE S FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Gtnerel 1000 General 1000Gtnerel 1000 FREE EVALUATION FOREST E. OLSON Inc. Realtors,. 2299 Harbor MOTHER IN LAW VIEW & POOL Unique 3 story custom with space for separate living. Beautiful piinel· lng. Sundecks. 14;e. 1)1)()! & special Ja,cuzzi. \Vet bar. Watch the boats. Call 645-0303 PIER & FLOAT NEW 4 IR. $84,SOO Striking two story ne"' \Y&terfrOnt bcaut;v. OK fo1· 110 f'L boat. Imnie- diatr IXISSf'SSion. W ill rxr.hangr for lot ~ 1•r land. Call ti<15-0.'~0.1 Newport Heigh ts $32,500 Nr"'' England 1·h11rn1. l.fuge family room, fin'- placf' & BBQ. Oµcn beamll. Some furnilurC' included. Brick privatr patio. !·I u r r y, Call 645-0303 SHORECLIFFS 180° Ocean View BUILT! . -~.. . .•. 'ilil!l!!!(!!!jlllll .~--...·---~ Need Room to Brea•he? NEAR HUNTINIOTON STATE IEACH 3,000 SQ. FEET 3 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS FAMI LY ROOM WI TH FI REPLACE FORMAL DINl['IG AR EA HUGE LIVING ROOM W/9' CE ILING 25' x 50' RUMPUS ROOM E11sily t oriv @rted info four 11ddifiori a l bedroom \ .&rid two baths-spa cious comfort for only $36,400. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY VA-FHA AND CONYENTION .. l f lNANCIN' RANCHO LA CUESTA AYRES 1i01\1ES SINCE 1905 MODELS Al BROOK HURST & ATLANTA HUNTINGTON BEACH 968.2929 e 968.Jll8, 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. Charming Oysli>r Bay General 1000 General Colonial in Cor ona del fl;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, ... '1000 l\la r. Spacious living room, bullrr's pantry. OCEAN FRONT powder room and guf's t be.droom downstairs. Palatial oreanrront hon1c Thr...e hu ge; bedrooms & in exclusive Cameo Shores sundeck up. Patios. bal· 5 Bedroo1ns, 6 balhs conies. BBQ. Landscap-lovely pool and patio area ed. ll\1MEDIATE POS- SESSION. Callfi45-030.3 rl<'n \Vi!h 11·c1 bar "'\,... rorn1al d ining r11on1 !lQIJlsiflr far111ly rn1 SPANISH DUPLEX ovC'rlook~ s;1nd l~'arh . NEW LO DOWN .sr:i.oou Quality lll'\1' duplrx. 2 brdroo1n!'> ra•·h sidr. Ex- ira. "ntrflncc~. Chov~e I c·ar1lCI ~ &. drape!';. Tilt• roof. J\l::i.x. drprrf"ia!inn 1n investors. ·call 613- 0J03 ONLY $27, 950 NEAR S. COAST PLAZA Rt':i11nrs "Our 25th Year In the Harbor Area" 673-4400 .... MOVING EAST ~lu.~1 srll sh:irp. spacious 3 hrdl'OOllls, 1 balhs, lilmplcte hltir1s, u1·er~izf'd :;aragl', park liki· yards. co\'rrrd p!i- rio .t: s1•para1p pl;i_v i11·C'a. \\':ilk lo ~··hoot & p;irk. Full p ner ~~1.9;10. I.Oii', IOI\' ~'111\ do"·n 11<1.v111r n1 Oil ,\sgu.\11·: ::.~1 ' ~ loan . Ju~1 !isled • h1:r~~: Ca ll ~,·J0-11 ;,1 , ThR l'i;. r i g h t . Only [ '""""-~-~-"""-~---""'"""" S27.9.10. .1 hu~,. b<'d -HARBOR· LIGHTS- rooms, Family rm. Nifty ·buill ins. Chi>f'r\' fi1"<'· pl a cf'. 11\11\'IEOIATE POSSESSION. Lo dott•n. Owner v.•ill lend~ caJ t 645-~. IAYCREST 4+FAM +POOL Shake roof beauty. Ter- razo entry, raisc-d hearth fireplal'C' in fam- ily roon1. Formal dininr; room. Pool. slid r. 4 hcd- rooms. f'cr land. Call 645-0303 Modern Hacienda SEX! No1v Iha! \\'(' havr )"OUl' a!· JC'ntion you ~von't 11·<1nl to n1i;;s 1his' barr;ai11 buy 5~ c;1 Resale whrre S\;i<r per monih PAYS ALL .. FJNISII. ED GARAGE •'On\!l'rlrd to rnaster-sizNI honus room, "squeaky" c[('an and wail. ing for )'OU, $:.!li.~J()() FULL PRICE. Walker & Lee Rcaltnrs 76.~:l Edingrr 812-44.).', :i10.:,140 ---- r1 u~ lh(' Sl'1'f'lll' Vil'\\' Of ~ail bo:11s sailing in .and out of t'-Olor11tl Nc,1•pon Bay, Cozy Livtnc Rm .• forn1al dining rm. large Fam.·Billiard rm. IA'ilb "-'l!I bar. Bcauti{ul B/I ~i1 . overlooking pi'Otcctecl brick patio \\~th lish pond and loads of tropical Uow- C'fs. 11irec Bdrm., 1~~ bath • hugt• niastC'r Bdrm su ite con11>letc 11·ith Ron1an tub. C..iaragc off alley + addi- rional boat or tra.i!C'r storage sracc. Top neig hhorhciod • 1op quality -~op 1·alue. Only S69.~0. M. M. LA BOROE, Rlt r. O H>-0:1.\.) Res: 673.0\ lti tt1onday, Stpttmbtr 7, 1970 DAILY PILOT HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAL E HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE -Gener• I 1 ooo Gener al 1000 Gen• r a I 1*000 ~Go~no~r~o~I ;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;1~000~ J ~G~';"'~r~a~I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml~OOOii;;G~oiiinmor~•~I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml 000~·~1 rru,D~~"~R .... ~H1~!E,~,11, * * * * * EASnLUFF * VALUES HERE * ,hQJlle "'ilh View has 31SO ll<I· TAYLOR Traditional hon1c .1t·itJ1 for-ri. of living area . .t Bedrm~, rvt>r vi<>1v. 3 8d1·n1s. 3 ba1hs. 3 1~ BA. panr llC"d ram t·m \\' larif" r11n1i!y 1·111 w111·rt bar. lr pll' & \\'('! bar. High bcan1· Could eusil y b<' convrr1C'd llJ C'ti r<'ilin;: living rn1., •·coun-IRVINE TERRACE ~ Bct1·1ns. Low n1aint . yard try" kit 11'/b1·kfst area , (:onvenicnl to Nev•port Ce nter'. Lovely cor-1vit h 1'0ur1yat'd. $5 1 .~)(l() Sparkiing s11"imn1i110:: pool. ner 4 bdr1n & den home with H&F pool. "Pll'(IS{' cllil for ovr pi(·tur<' SIOS,900. Roy J . \\'ard, Real-Separate dining rm. See today ~ $75,000 b1·ochurr of cuJTl'nt lis1ings" 101'. 61&.lj.)O, oprn clail~·. ~ UJ HUNTINGTON BEACH Gle'ini·ng ,,,htt~S~ ~~~~. ~~~! cas~t Roinan-.-fm\tt(Js~~ LOCATED NEAR SHOPPIN"G c1 ---------- Delightful 5 Bcdrooin, 4 bath B8Y· l'l'l'l!l t10111r. :! Fin•phu·es, Comfor·tablf' family roon1, Load('d 11 ilh :-;1>C"cial fl'B· lurC'~. Enli<'IOI-! p11ol & pa- Uo. Ynu'll IO\'I' lhis onr, $49,000 Choice 13caullful ."-ntii;ua \V3;y lcH"ation tot· this outs tand- ini: ~ tx>droom. 4 bath t•u11• lon1 buil1 horne \1•Hh for· n1a l dining room & charm- ing dC'n 11·ith supC"rh tt'l"I. bar. Priee rrduccd !01· qui1·k sail•. $43,900 AND SCifOOLS. t'"reshly t ic courtyard. Close the door· on the world 833-0700 644.-243~ HC"re is a lovl"IY 3 bedroom paint"" inside --·• oul. Four & yo u can almost hear the cas tanets. $41 . 750 '""""~"""""""""""""'I Baycrcst h o n1 " . Large Good 4 bl>droom Baycl'1$t "" ...,..., bcdL'OOms. 1-iugr family homr. Nicely niaintained. bdrms., 1~ bath hon1e v.·itll ''Our 25th Veer" COLLEGE PARK room. 2 Fireplaces. Perini· ?.·light consider lease op- tireplact", FI A heat & BIN WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors L.ocatcrl near Gramn1er, Jn. C"ter heating, tion. Kit. New cat'J>('tS' thru-out -terincdiatr. High School &. Have On.ninn For Rtil Estite Salesman (.'Ompletely draped. \\1ashing 2111 San Joaquin Hill1 Road OCC. Spacious three bdrn1., .--• facilities in oversized Dbl. NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 r·am, Rn1., Dln, Rm., large garage, ll'x20' patio -pl'O-*. * * * * * elcc, bull! in kilchcn \\'ilh fl?ssionally landscaped in· brcaklast bar. Large t.ilrner eluding s pl'inklers -com-l::O:::::=:::;::::=:::;:::::O::--;-=::::::::::::=:::::::::::: lot, fenced in yard, roon1 plelely fenced. NO DOWN Gentrel 1000 Generi l 1000 for boa t or trailer storage. I!!!!!!!!!!'!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!'~ VETERANS -LO\V FHAl-'-'-.C...------Assum<> $21,300 . (VO G.I. -~ TE~~1S. V~«an1 -.Quick pos-GROOVY SCENE EASTSIDE loan. Sub1ni1 $:>.000 do1vn General 1000 1 ~~~~!ral Sf'ssion. f' ul! p1·1t•r on I y Su ·b VII::\\' 2 . ~ ;ind lr1 u~ lt'Ork thr 1·rst. _ 529.9'11. I"'• • P•110"· 3 BEDROOMS -M. M. LA BORDE, Rlfr. M M LA BORDE RI slun1pstone-plantC"rs, lots of $2l ,OOO 6.1s.o:u, F:vrs: 64&.·t-i'11 COUNTRY LIVING : •• : • tr. 1i·('1's including an olivl' lrl'<', On a ruJJ Rcl'I' ll"ilh ranc h typr JERRY FREUD • CHARLES ARNOLD 388 E. 17th Street, Costa Me1a REAL TORS 646-77!5 SSS 1000 6·16·(b.:>.l E\·l's: ~10..8:';0!\ HUGE Joi, inlC"rio1· likf' ;i lll•hi'. Tl1i:;: ho111r nrf'ds I01'r , -2 HOuses-One Lot 3 Bit hon1e eon1pletrly 1'f' • VIEW-VIEW-VIEW 111odrl, all for S:l:l.JOO. All palnt. ••lho11' i::re11i;i-. t•lt•an-~(·ar !61h .~.Tustin pa in!cd, nr11' <h>h11·shrldi.•. SUPF:R Slli\Rf' ,t, !'iPAC~ Q\·rt"looking Nr1,•p01·1 Cenlrr. 1r rn1 s,, f'1·rn r ... i~t1ni; r11 ,\ up, t•te. Bu1 ~·ou 11·ilJ look Fron1 ho111r , 2 brdr111~. sha kl' po:-al. Lgr (IPlchd 1·o1'. pa. IOU!'i. :. BR & lam rm. Cos1a ?<!rs.a. and lwautiful 6' ·, · l"n.c and hard bf'lo1·e you nll1( Bo!h ho111Ps ha1·1, rl<'r tin. ou1door bt h·k ri·p!c & ~11al·kJing, alt hit in klfithC'n . I & b r $21 000 d I I I R Q I •"'atrd i11 "·"l'cllcnt arl"/l '.\lewporT llat'hor. Tiu• rvrn. w k L find a brrter uy or , . run;::l's . 1spo~a" n'r.'ll '1l'f'~ B . l\lany ~hi.de lrt'l.'s. ,,,.._ a er ee ' · "'"""' • 1 ,.,,-.M !h s···~ o · and rr.ady 10 n1ov~ into . \og li ght!! 11r<' ]ikr :i srvenrh -Si•(' 1t'. :rlo-"uuu pa 10s. · "l\IU \l'I ·"""' 11·nr r ,,-ill line 11! ~',, J $32,!lj(). fur details. call he;ivrn. \\'f'll kepi. tbrC'r 11111·11. Sl0,000 dn. litu·1·y 1hb \1011'1 204:J \\'C's\cliU Dr. C M I .lack llamn1ond, · 54().1151. l>C'd1'00m, 111·0 bath hon1r &16-iill 01ta esa nvestment la~1! Only S·l9.500. 11·ith 'r11.m/Hm. Din. Rill. Open 'ti! 9:00 P\! I ~==~54~a.~77~1~·====~P;;;E~R~R;:;O~N;,;;==~64;l;·;1~77~1:_,.,H,.'e'',.'".,,'.,R,..eEe··..,..,.,,.,,,. and Bi l eleC'1 Kit. Largcl --.:'.!::::;..;::.:;;::::_:.:__...:_========== • Living room is loc·ared abo\•e 1.G~t;n;;•;;r;•;l;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;l;OOO;;;;;G:•:n;•;r;•;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;il;;OOO;;;;;;;;G;;•:;•;;•:;r;;•;;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l;;OOO:;;;;G;•;;n;;•:;';;•;;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l;:OOO;;;G;;•;;n;;•;;r;;•;;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;l;OOO;;;;jl ga1·age \Yhich ollC't's privacy II and sur-passcd vie\\', Cool, quiC'!, patio and rear yard area, Excelleilt schools - near shopping and only minutes to the Dunt>6 and sandy lx>achcs. PriC!'d lo sell at ~.000 with very reasonable tcrn1s. M. M. LaBorde, Rltr. 6~ Eves: 673-6116 ml 1f*'WI rNEWE5T...,. H.Pally d iff1'rr111! Custon1 1 bd1·m single s101)• thR1 ·.~ jusl l ~'en eo1nplrtrly refu1·bish-1 r d'. llf nr11r(•buil1 :1 A fr;1n1e 1 l)l.•a1n 1·f'ili n~: stonp Jln'-1 ph1l·r : pll'nty or glass andl iwn1 for prlva<.:y. Pr1'ft'Ct for imagiuativr f:.1nily l looking for rxprl'ssiou. \'a- eant, f.'asY !n fiet. i:ai;y to buy a t $~B.950. ')llcsa\(r6cJ\rnlt~ 546·5990 BACK BAY * Immaculate hon1e * Just redecorated * 3 B<.'drooms, 2 baths * LRrgc fan1ily pl<iyroon1 ..-Exlr11. garage for boa!, t:a1nper or shop * Quiel vic'v srrrrl • 541.ooo • Beller hu1T.1 ! THE REAL ESTATERS WHERE · EXPERIENCE ELIMINATES EXPERIMENT We have been told that we have the finest team realtors to be found anywhere. Workin9 to9ether your real estate problem successfully. of professional we can solve Why glad not you make did. us prove ourselves to you. We'll both be SPANISfl RAN CH TYPE Thi~ lnvr!y nrsir nr1v hnrnr 11 ilh ~lissin11 'rilr ro"r. ~ !tf' bdnn~ .:. fan1. rrn, formal dirrlni: .• 1-t;ar l'.:fli'agr. Yard ~l'J131'<1tr frn111 ponl a rra -bf"itutiful hralrd pool -P11tk 4 ~t·hool~ c·!o.•r hy, Ju~r. S69,950 -To inspect phonr 646-7171. HAPPY LIVING High on !I. hill in beautiful ].JESA VERDE. Tri-lf'vel. 4 Bedroom; :\ Bath, Separate Family Room. Forma l Oinin:;: F:oo1n .;.. Break· fast area. Really a finr hom,. that you should srr without delay. Priced &l S44.930. Phonr n•)\V 546-231.1 fot• an appol11tme11t to inspect. COLLEGE PARK BEAUTY SOMETHING TO SEE ~mall hou.~" on lari::f' lol 166x.1Q)i. Separ11tf' d bl. ::a.rao:t: itnd many 1rrr.~ n11 this R-Z 1rvrl 101. S24.9f!O; wilh ·1nr: down, OWJlf'r will t·arry 2nd T.D. to nC"11• Joan. Call today 646·7171. ENJOY THE CARE· FREE LIFE ln1aginc havlni::-11. pool, sauna and c:lubhouse just around th! cor. 1K'r all your11 to f'njoy. Plus 11n excellC'nt location near \Vestcllff. A 2 bl'droom {l)\\'llhousc amazingly lo1v in price at only $31,900. Call 673-8350 SPANISH.MEDITERRANEAN 4 Bdr. and Pool Dtcorator's dream hon1r. in Bflck Bay Estfltf'~. Atrium rntry. 4 gorJ::C'· ous bedroon1s. rorn1al dinin~. family room. 11·C't har. 1 yrar old. Flac- slone palio. 1valerfall fe.cf nool 1\•ith Jact.izzi. Dr 11 mat i r f11rniturC' avaiJablr, Call 645-0,'~03 ml'fil'tg I r:AVE 12500~ VACANT Quick po~scssion. Vt'.'shly ti'· howan~ louJ60fJ j i:z. tlecoraterl. •I BR lrvinr Tr r-RcoLt.Qia Very uniqut .1 hdnrr. eOJJlJlk•1rly rc>n1odr lrd 1•ith nl'w k1trhC"n- lnrgt' roverrd pat10--~hakr r onf-br nn!iful cul d" !<ilC $1. f,,1• kiddir!<-Ownrr 1vi!I hr1r nnanc·r nr m;iy srll Fl-IA VA -DIS- TRESS SITUATION -$3 1.9:i0. h11 rry. 6-16-7171 . Brautiful homr y:ith rrd tile roof-noman bAth v.'ilh pir.turc-\Vin· dO\\' garden virv.·-~tep do1•·n to family-Hvin.': .11nd n1as l.rr bfod- 1·oom-la.r~r-1·ovrrl'd pr.ili~·u l rlr sac ~l. J yc11.ric. nrv.', Only :s:n.ooo. brltrr hurry, Phnne 646-il71 Bold Bedroom Fireplace Siniilar Uoor p!11n JV.';I i;old lrir S,"12,.-1()()'. Thi:: flnf' is S~:t,1j(I; JJOlllf' IS 4 hrJrm, 2600 srr 11. hn~ r •C'r,t· frii- 1un· ;i"nrl 011 nf'1·s ha~r 111ov. f'd nul: :511.vr $2."l(Jll, niayl>r !TIOl'f'~ Jlr rr'i; 11. ~lrr1Y"r! Ar S4!'l.!t'i0 or ~ "lllc,B\ir6c'.:Rca(ty 546°5990 ONE 01' Tl!E ;\IA ;\Y J\IASTE!1 TOUCf-IES in l his 2-s tory PACE$ET- TER. ln ITarl:Ml1· 1-Iigh 11.rea. Slatr entry. 4 lar~e bN:l1·oom:<. f OR- J\f AL DINING. Gourmrl kit ch r n Ot"C'rlooking landscap<>d ~a rd c n. I:•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ____ I Room for ponl, Call 640-0303 View Newport Jetty & Ocea n Above Bii:: Corona beach. Cool & breezy. Curved firep\a('e. fan1ly roon1. Breakfast nook, Nier hesJroon1s. Bf'lllltifully landsrapf'd. Yn11r 011n fie~. lrmon~ ~11d llo\~'· rr.<. Jlurr.1· 11nd <·oil 64,)-030:3 Custom Tudor On R·2 .\ nift v\110-s torv Tudnr Cusloni. 4 hu~f' b('(J · roo1ns. rami l.v ronrn . 2 1·hrery rirrpla1·r~, hrrnk- fA~I nook. Sptt~c fnr unite:. Currr ntly Tt·2. Call 645·0'.~0..'l CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX 2 LOTS DUPLEX 2 lots. UNITS f11ce pvt. gar~rn. Income. ~330/mo. Nu.'l'. JnvNt-1or'5 bargain, can 645· 0303. · Macnab-Irvine Heally Con1pany ATTENTION Doctors & Sportsmen C!oi;(' to hospil:tl & do\\·n. 1own. Quil"I !or. All one l!oor; 4 Brlrn1 ~. ::':i ba ('a- lhrdr<i) l>1•an1'd r rilg.,· !lv- 1n,i; i·n1, ~1'11. !Unln;;: rn1 : hugr ~nurn1r1 ki11·h., h1•au1i. lul huilt·in gun /;· rod r ah· inf'!.c:. 1.$!e ~ t•11 r 11:ar., hoot I spaer.' 1\ll of 1h1s ,{-a prr!l,v 1111(11. It woo'I las1 11 1 $;~.7.10 .. Cnll 11011•. 1675·3210 642·8235 I I Realty Co1npany HARBOR VIEW HOMe Bt>autirully landscaped, dee. orarC'd .~ lushly carp1'd 4 Milcnab·lrvine Bdrm horn~ plu~ large fam- Oy 1n1. 2'~ baths. 2 h'Plcs, appro:.:, 2300 sq, It. Many extras. 01vncr ·,: business n1..-cessitnlC'S lravins: 11.rt'Q, S:rl.500. Call tor appl. 675°321 0 642·8135 raee. ho1nr. Lgr Cam /'111 & 341C: Vi;i Li1IO lil:i-'l.')62 lgf' yfl rrt. S·l9 . .-l00. "We Deliver" I ~ Lo~,~~~!~~l i~F!~i.~ t'S·1'""A_M_OiiDiiEiiL_H_O_M_E __ I r·lusive eon1n1un iry 1v1pr1v1 ·RESALE bC'nC'h accr ss. Price!' rang. 111~ froni $60.000 10 $120,000. Tl1a!'~ righ1! 11 Joo~~ likr a1 Call for dC'lail!<. 1nodel and ll"s furn1s,h('{I l1kel OPE:N EVJ~NINGS 11 111od<'I and you ean huy '..1 107 E. Coai,;1 Hll".I' this lovely 4 Brdroon1 tiln- rlom i11iu1n C"i1hcr furnished: Opposi1r ~laeAr1hur Blvrl. mn,n ,\ Ill: U'll llE,lU'\' I \l'. f~T 1~1? 1,7~ 10'0 1 BASEMENT HOME Olrfcr. nea!, rlean llvcable home oo a LA.RGE PAR- ·Cl':L. \t'ilh \Vfllnu! trC'CS, fig ln~cs & graf)C's! Thls <.'01n- fortable property 1vi]) gJl'e you counlry li\·ini:: close in tt'ith roo111 to i.trrtch oul. l i\J:\IED!1\TF: POS~ESS ION. l'Cil. co:Ts ·~WALLAC E REAL TORS -546-4141 - (0pe-n Even ings) 4 BEDRM • $27,950 LEASE WITH OP.TION to buy. Just lik" paying rent! 2 bath=;, nice fQntily room. l'lu!ih CArl)('ling, .-li:c11·ic "A"•tu·1f' kht•hf'o, djshwash. rr, PAtio. 54().1720. TARBE LL 2951 Harbo r 12 UNITS for S2t9:JO or unrurnishcd for $2.1,!)j(]. PAUL•WMl'i CARNAHAN 'I.SALTY eo. 1093 Baker, C.i\.1. 546-54.,0 2,700 Square Feet Need room'? This is your ans,1·cr. 5 La1·ge hC'drooms 3 full baths, Dream Kitchen, t'orn1al Dining rooni, Large family room, Vic11• ol 1he golf cour."E', trenil"nclous cov.I rred patio. This 1von't las! a1 S·l8.9j(), Just Call j.16·86~0. I $28,950. WALK TO BEA,CH! I ' ' Drlightful rrsi<.Jcnc·c, l>ingl 1-ii~c<l bedl'OOlllS, 2 ha!ltS, family room • . • Quality bulltin kitchen. Dishwasher. Ele_ganl lireplacc. Patio. BBQ. Room for bo;H or trailer. 540-112il. TARBELL 2955 Harbor FRE E EVALUATION We'll se ll you rs ~~~~""-.-------1 Boom ror nlc!l'r . All '2 Bclrtns. lrur. beautiful l11ndscp~. Be 1hr firr;-1 to 1'!'r 1h1s l!f'11• ll~t. Ill!,. LIDO WATERFRONT APTS •• JlO LIOO NORD NOW REDUCED TO $150,000-Xlnt T e r m1 4 BEDRM $25,000! Sweeping O<:ta n View! N 1 i\Jn1os1 no1hlng tlO\\'JI CJ .• FOREST E. OLSO Jo"• •low" J~) "'""' 'II "'"' Inc. Realt ors, r1·i<. Z b111h~, On ;1 l)Cuu•irul I trrr Hrwd strrr1 • rulo1lr-~:1c. 1299 Harbor :1 10·1 7'20 _______ _.rTARBELL 1955 H .. ix>r PYRA:'-111) E;\CllANGons ~;7:'"880() ~ EI::O 1 IELP~ l#lk !or it 111 PUvl C11'5.'lifiNI. Ph0"1' fi42-.";67R 6 Bcauliful 11nil!l. Ii c11 r1 ~a.rnge!( & 111lllly 1oon1 "·11h SO It. IL'l.lnl ini: on exN"llr-11t swin1n1ing bcsich. Un1t11 arr 1 1 rw"11•ly ful'nlshcd. Bill G rundy, R ealtor I ~;;;i 0oV('t' 01'.. N.B. &12·4620 1 ANXIOUS SELLER TRANSFERRED TO WASHINGTON 1-·lu!<I srll hi.~ spacious 4 brd1·001n. fa1i1ily room. fonnal dining ronm homr lt'i!h drami!.l!f' 11011 rl·.Yilrd rnt ry. rri<'rd $10.000 11 ndrr C'"~1 lri iz:Jamorou~ l·l11ntin ~lnn Jl ti l'h•)f', lhlrl)' on th1.~ """· Phnn•· 673-8S50. Onl.v S39,900. NEWPOR T HEIGHTS -$19,950 !!old lhis ll mall. one hrdl"oom li veable col\ai;:P on a 30 x 27 foot lot unt il you·r,.. reedy tn build .vo11r rlrl'am llomr. This is lhC' best location in the f-l cighls, CaJJ fnr Sho\vin~! 5,16-2313. HORSES! HORSESI A rare find -l:iO x 150 Joi zoned for hors~ -v.•ith 2 bl!droom & den home ..;.. corral for 4 horse11 and hay barn.--on private road in Santa Ana 11cights-$25.000. OROPPEO WITH A THUDI! TO A NEW LOW PRICE J.lvr i;;i,\ (t ~11nny-thr mn~1 fl'lt' ,v1nu· 11111nf'.v-;! hrdrol'lm ..inrl drn in dr strablr Irvine Trrrtll''" No1\ only $;!9.900. Ca.II fi73.BJ."in. LOVELY HARBOR • HIGHLANOS ~pa<'inu~ 'I bt>dror.rm And fan1il)"' rNrin1-~o rlrtani In \\'Pl! krpl, condition.-\\'ith )'a.rd 1>001 sizrd. -SG.5.000-phonr 646-7171. HAPPY HALECRE5T Spolli>-.~ 4 B~droom rir ,\ and tt dr-n-1\iddiP!<' paradis" close: tri ~rhool~ 11nd ~ hi;:-park.-Room for rli!d'.~ hnal or !railrr_,nly ~26,930. Call Zl46·2.'.1 13 ~O\V, NEWPORT BEACH -FHA.VA A lucky G.r. can buy this spacious Newport Beach beauty for only SJJ,900 .. 1 bedrooms, 2 ba.lhs and large fainily room on a roomy 100 foot wide lo1. Call quick 673~50 JUST LISTED -EA$TSIOE ~ Bedrooms , Family Room. Huge Brick Fircpl8ct". Rustic wi1 h lots of \VOOd panelin_si:. Big corner lot. Room Ior boRt. It's newly listC"d at $32,SOO. "Con1e See" or Call 546-2313. VIEW · VIEW · VIEW Contemporary design prevail~ in this lovely VlE\V homP. A ;:rll• r iuus living room 1vilh VIEW; family room 11.nd dinett~ with VIE\V and lar~r bcdroom.o; 11·ill1 VIE\V.-if VIE\V i8 YO\lr inlrrf!st rail 67.1-8.'i:JO MESA VERDE FHA"VA -$21,500 ~ Brdroon1, 2 Balh. flll rlr~trlr bu!Jr-1n kitchen. lar;ze: family room horn., nn " corntr lol 1t'l1h rr.nrn fo1· Bna1 atorai;:t. Assum,. Jn"' intcrr.sL loan. See Today : 546-'..!313. THE REAL ESTATERS 4 olfiees, and ov er 37 people serving Costa Mesa, Newport Beach , Co ron a del Ma r and Huntington Beach 2790 Harbor 546 -23 13 1700 Ne,wport 646 -71 7 1 332 Margu erite 673 -8550 OUR INVESTMENT DEl'ARTMENT Suite 20 I, 27 90 Harbor Bl vd. 54 6-231 6 } :~ \ ,. . . . • • • • • l l . . ' l ' ' ' I ·~--=•.:".'' ,.. •. .: .~· .. t .t' . . ~Y PILOT IS l'Olt SALii Mondl11 Stpttmber 7, 1970 Hi5US1s"'F0lt=Si[E HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALi -HOUSES FOR SALi -I :H.:.:O:.:U;;:S:::ES:..:,..l'O:::R::..::;SA.L=J:.._ J:H:.:O:.:U::;SE:::S:..F:..;O:;:R;..::SA::L:.:E~ HOUSES FOR. SALE HOUSES FOR SALE· .. :!1 -I 2l0 Huntington leach 1411 . 1000 Gener•I 0-•I IOOl-•1 lOOI Gonorol 11100 Oonor•I i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=I·__:._~~= 1200 Corona chi Mer ----II.Oii Down Movu "°" In, DUPLEX PLUS BUYER'S -SPECIAL CUSTOM TOWNHOUSE : SELLER WJU. PAY AU. ONE LOT FROM OCEAN. 'J New llslinr. She.l1I 2 BR :'.f COSTS !"OR ANY VE."I'. nu. BR A 3 BR with lam nn home Xlnt loo Light & LOW LOW $17 900 I LOTS OF LOTS . /> I () D MAKE OFFER! 'Ol.inda .Jj{e BAYSHORE REPOSSESSION • ~an!ront PR'ESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SPECIAL new community with fee 1implc- Oricinal bulldrr now ttJCU· Ina this VACANT 3 hedi-tn home with tl~plac., bltlN etc. for ool,y 12'1.9;.0, Local.• C<l near South Coa81 Pla:ui and 11 SHARP &. CLt:AN! ! Only S1400 tlo1vn lo nn}'()nr. Iii: lli'hO hcsllart:s ls lost!! C\Ultom Newport home IS • PLUS 1 BR .l a. rut•t nn. chet-rful. R-~ lot, 'ottered for n r ! Sleal, 3 tremendous bed. Xlnt condition, Top atta for $32 500 ~ rooms. 2 lull b&lha. Creal living N' ren~. $51,500. MOR.GAN REAL TY \Vow! Relax &: enjoy ca~ j' 71 Linda l1le Oriv• New S Br., S bath home on Jagoon. Marble ·entrj, wet bar. AM/FM 1nterCOf., Huge mstr Br. has beam ceil. & own frplc. Large liv. & fam. rms. w/frplcs. w/deck ••..... $185,000 For information on all lot~ & homes CALL, BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 133 Dov•r Dr., Suite 3, N.B. 642-4620 Open Houses Newport Heights SAT/SUN/MON SIS Tu1tin Ave. 1000 UNIOOI' 11()~lS Chl'nt'r sayg •·.eu It quick!" Bought another homi:. VA. CANT -Immediate pclllSCI• 5ion, 1,11.rgf' f&m'llll rllnlng room. fo':XCLUSI VE AR.EA- PRJVA'l'E BE AC II k: S. l3!t.""' . Colesworthy & Co. JtEALl"OR Nf'Wpnrf. Bt!aCb Ofllc:e 1028 Bay1idto Drive' 61>4930 oceantront 10111 fron1 $33,000 • Bayfront {!()mmt':rcill.I Nl"wpc>rl Bei.ch $1 95,000 • China. Cove fla,y view IOI $51,500 * Subdivision la11d Sail Dirgo County P · nd -" .. tt11 fret Jlvln&:. No upk-• _.. atlo, 11. a~ cover"" CALL ·~. , '''"il 'I' 67-.-2 675-4459 ~ ...... 101, Hvn1•01.lc fireplace. pl\11 91\:f' rle!. Ju.1t keep up the low, · 11 !lug• 2Sx22 g8rage work-.. ~-L l~o lilo 1 •• 1 low mo. J)a.)'ment.1, Co:r:y ll~ ~1 :i--.....w«b .w ing rm. Step.saver .,,,unne1 i;ho11. NO.NO Dfwn Pay.. · REALTY " -•-' nic~nl. A steal at $32,500. Ntir Nt wp•rl P••• otrlrt LARGE HOME kit. incl. y,·ru;her & dryer, 2 Don't wa.it. 546-$4.0 BARGAIN 5 Bedrn1. farnily rrn .• xlnt klni; si~ BR's. Dcsin.bk Excellent New•"'l'l Hel1ht1 3 street 10 s1~t 4l ft, Jot. l-&tory~ Clulihouse. pooi , COATS ,.-s ·: app't only. Ternis lo meet any budpt; · • BR, 1% bu.thli, ·r<'t'rific lo. • 191,000 \Von't las!~ Take 11dvan1aco. ·" & catiOn, Roo1n for bOat A. C I 71 WALLACE !~========= 1ntller, plus dOuble gar, & Ov.•ne.r may trade dt'l\vn fo r 3 a 1 1 -1) 962-:i.535. REALTORS Costa Mase 1100 hobby tlhop. Ealing al'l!a In Bdrm, 001ne in Terraces, FOREST [. OLSON -546-4141 -Jdtcllen. $28.500, Cd~f. whh ocean view. (01"'" Evenh191) New Tri·Plexes MORGAN REAL TY LIDO REALTY INC. !no. R<altors lim:z::=:::=:=::j $57,SOO REALTORS 644-491 C 337· Via Lido 673-7300 19131 Brookhurst -3.ve, (undrr t'Onstr-avai1 Sept 10) I ij~8iijijjijliiiijii!iij~ EXPANDABLE coey l'Om· J:lunting ton Beach I' 7"4°' ' BR-POOL I 3 B I 'I Realtor!! JV SALES Large, beautiful "homes with .,, ,_ ~cc:v, Owr, on 615g. ~~~Y .o . • 5 BEDROOM THE FINANCING 1 '0ur 25th Yaar' an income" located in the Like new Baycrest beauty. _,.....,, nr. ;)-4'Q'W. 3 BalM, 3 car garage. wide IS SUPERBI In tha H•rbor Area fine.stEastsideareaof Costa (}.vner sacrifice! Near xlnt • ch entryhaU,trontUvirij:room, So Is ibis lovely 3 BR-2 bath 673•4400 & SERVICE Mesa. Featuring (1) 3 BR, schools &: stores. Family nn, Huntington Be• 1400 separate dining rm large { home on East.side ol Cmla 2 BA "owners unit" + (2) F tt title, game rm. Posses. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;\ modern kitchen with' an bit· ~1esa. J-lu nke ton:nal din·1:z:::;=::::::=l:;l:;l:;I:; Excellent going busincu, es. 2 BR rental units. See at ltion in 4 da)'!t. 548-8281 • in conveniences & room tor ing area and ealing area in tab.lished g years. Have Zen. 2035 Tu!tin Ave., cor \\'ood· IMMEDIATE , eVt'ry day eating. Separa~ kitchen. $Z'JOO D0\1/N and POOL Ith franchise, Net income land Pl. O!' call 642-4905 3 BR ... $24,SOO POSSESSION hlg de.n with fl.replace, Jauri. O\\'l'ler will help you assume per year alter all expenses (Also new income units 1or WALK TO BEACH dry room all lge bedma l Priced at $30,CQI • \,\"fll u~ cltr mark!!, J Bednn, 1"- be.. family rm w/used brick trplc, crpts, d1'11s, hrdwd Ors, 1hake rool, dble gar, alley access, room !or boa! or camper, Owners bought new home • 1a.~t CSCJ"O\"'! fle•1 OW., 175~ hi! $2'Z,500, 6'1u loan, payable 3 BEDROOMS $15,IXX>. F\lll price Sl0,000 i ..:'=al=•~l=n~D=ana=~Po:.:::i=n~t)~. __ Fpl., 2 Ba., bltns, cpts, drps. l Bedroom, family room, with walk 'in closeU In mu. S180 per month includin& cash. No ··wuc sky" here, • • • • • • • • • 1 Xlnt cond, ?.1ust sell! heated I filtered pool, car-!er. Upgraded quality crptl ; I p1inc.. lnl., taxes la inc, 2 BR. Home. Custom bit; CAYWOOD REAL TV pets & drapes, nice &:. clean. & drps, vacant, prestige ad· ;. * le * * FHA Buyers 1923 Fullorton, CM Sparp, clean, <'USIOm buill . 3 BR, 2 BA, F.>..'TRA, EX. TRA Jgr-living rm lv/dining art11, l1nhvrf nrs, good qual- ity crp1s, dhle 11:11.r. V.1alk 10 shop s. Gov't iippra1 . .W $28.000. \\lan1 Ja sl 8('1inn! THE PEKAREK'S HOME J·lun·y! tlurry! Rear yard"! Every tnch l~ Newport 6300 \V. Coast Hu·y., NB $25,000 full price, GI no ii I <oncrot• oxO<'pt lor t"'-"""I. hardu'OOCI firs:. excepliol)ally . . dress, $5000 down. "-;;::;;;::;;;;:;;, J ·~ ~ u k "" 1290 1none.y down, move tight 1n! J. The home? It's a 3 bedrm at we . epl ; like new w/w ~ ll beauty with wall 10 y,•aJI crpt, ,drapes: covered patio. BACK Bay • 4 Br. family + ; Classic Corona dal Mar cottage. lush lawn, trn lined Ave., solid 17 yr. old con· struction & ownars that scrub spin and trim almost daily. Cuta 1 2 Bdrms, roomy kitchen araa & lovaly ~duminum covarad pa· tio. Old world, pride of ownership prop.rry. everywhere. Financing? No fairviaw MANY Exlras? Lrg fenced Pool! Cu.~IOm built on cu!· READ THIS ! pool loan, no problems. Take 646-8811 yanJ. on ex Ira lrg lot. Good de-sac. Sell ()r trade to $20,500 962-4471 ( :=.) 546-1103 e Eastsidc Joe. C;\1. ldcal Jor U '1 S-18 !Y.iO E ty ;ts 950 G }' f $ 1093 Baker. C.i\-1 %54-10 over lst TD with $8000 ·but (anytima} retired coupie: 548-1642. 6;;..;~28 Bkr · q ' ' .1 ·~~·~noncyl "",~'!\, ~}~-~ 24,750 :;::::::::::;i:::::::::::::;::l lhr nwne l' will help you V.'ith • I c:.::..;::::...=~·---~= JllS\ .,,,:,,,, totu cas ilCL'U'"" POOL ll & ~· • bed thal ! t'ull price, SZ'i.li:JO. '"'"'""""""""""""'"'""" .~·~·~·~·~·'....'•'....'·~·~·~· O\\'NER: Lovely spac. 4 BR Sharp 3 bedroom rancllt'r • " rm, 1 "- ' . . .. .. Attention GI Buyers ~1u11 ~ 1hi1 ;'I BR. :l EA l)orrlt>. 20x30 !iv 1·n1 + lge 4in rm, blln!I, ribll" s:ar,, is.e fencrd yard, nr UCI. Only fls.000 UNIVUI': li()~(S • * * * • ll••I ht&!•, 157~ Duplax 1u1 11:. cns1 11....,., po,950 • L&rge bedrooms, (1) eo.-o.i Wlt,c.lir. each, near downtown, C.M. J =~l:;l:;l:;l:;I:;~~:::;: Puk. Women's, Boy's, Girl"s/' cub. mneu 1'"'" ,.1,. Already Appraised Lachenmyer Realtor 1860 Newpo1·t Blvd ., C.M. (:ALL 646.39281 or 54.'>3483 . ·GO SWIMMIN' $25,000 It 's Rea dy lo go lo any Cl al no money down, 3 BM- rms, ]~~ bath, fireplace & hltins. Fantastic. wood deck pa1io Ydlh brick BBQ. 0 1\'n. er is lC'av1ng a!'ra and wants llrt lon~ • co:Ts WALLACE REALTORS Opan Evenings No Down Vets :i Brdroon1, 2 bath.-s, hrd"'·d 11 rs , hu11:e rumpu11 roon1, blnck waJ I frnct"d. Exccllt"nl IKlm(' for lhe lar.i:e fan1ily. Con1plr1ely repainted. $24,950 ~ r--1PERRDN ·':t' ,.. .-........ -... ., .... • co:rs WALLACE REALTORS Opan Evenings • 962-4454 • 2-STORY on CUL-DE·SAC 4-Bcdroom, O~l't 2'XXJ SC'/. ff, Large, \\'ell • Jands<:aP£?d lawn. Wife • saving kitchen 642·1771 Anytima and family room look out !!!!!!!!~~'!'!!'!'!!!!'!!!'!'""~I onto wrought -iron enclosed 2,000 SQ. FT. "SWIMMERS'" poo1 and SO' TWO STORY covered patio. One bedroom a1 FL MA!!l'TER BEDROOM & bath downstairs, $48,000. downirtalrs and 3 huge ones !lip. "Enormoo11 Family Room." [le(·. built·ins tor the 01et. R('(iLK.-ed piice of $32,IXXJ. "No Dou11'' to C.l.'i; aitwl FIL\ 'l'rm111. rour1 sal1• !j()5!Jf)m1r. Walker & Lee Colesworthy & Co. KEAL TOR Nl"v.'1JC'lrt Beach Orfi1·e .1 0'.!8 Bayside Dril·e . ti7~9,~,0 lt1·:il1ur~ l-B-A_C_K-TO-SC_H_O_O_L_ t 19? 1 llarbol· Blv.n,. al Atlan1i; EASTSIDE BARGAIN l'n Your Birthday Suit AU year round lx'Cau~ !hill beauliJuJ healed and fllU"l'<'fl pool is indoor". 'JlW' sPlll'lou~ 3-hl-droom ho1ne 15 111 n10tlrl born~ 1'0nrl1 1io11. rt1•l11;-.e 1·:ir· peling, 2 11lrd ha1hs, rJrs:,1u1! buill·in kilch<'n des1g11t'd ror a li\'Olll:lln'!!; t·OnVf'lli('nt"I' Takp over ti' i> annual J)('I"· Cf!nlage V1\ lo:in. 1ntal p;iy. ·inr111 • $19ll.00 j)(•I' month. see this one 00\1'? j.\1).866{1 • 962-4454 • :-,.l',..~191 0,M'll Ill 9:((1 T'\t (i " I C II-I o· •·" ~1 : ::::::::::::::::::::/----______ "~ .. o a ...,1 • " ..... Bonus ROOM Baby Woo1!1:u1tl 1111<l 1\a\i;<•r .1r. Doesn't Naed Much l:'>x21J 11dtJc1I nn 8011us Hooin, Ill. Fn11r 1:1~1" bl'flr1.111111s, . Only Jlll int 1nsu!e & out. hu~r fonuly '1'00rll, 3 h'f'" l\.l'O ba\11!1, dinin( rooin, f':.- landscnplng in rear. sonif' 1111•111lou~ hrdr11on1J';, m(l(le1•n l'l'J.1iooally largf! Jiving brokcn glas.<t • a 1·r;i1 li~f'I'· n~ 1on11wn1w kilchf'n, 2 full 'roo111 \\'ilh Jireplaee. Slide· tippe r. 5 Redrm~ !hough, ap. bath~. romantic! fln!!plact". ing doors to patio 11.nd lanai. , ~:;:::;:::;:::==-----J prox $19,:lOO VA loan al 5~% Prolt'ssional landscaping, 'nl8 kitchen i5 R delight to 1· 1ak,. over. F,qui ty not 100 1·ovl"red patio, custom i1 the any homemaker with hs large. \l'01'tJ for lhi!I Mrsa Verde Bill-ins. dishwasher end dig. ~()pc<n Evenings) Bo1nb .. Full Prlee $2'J,950. iposal. 1'his beautiful homr ~l!i-8&10 co.n ~ yours with a s1nall QUALITY BUILT ~(.."'..,!'°-) 1750 Sq. f1. '1 lK>droom. 2 OWGE REALTY bath Costa J\lt'sa home. •1500.A&tlrN:ltKll'*,tlrl. Heavy s~ Toof, oversized !!!!!!!'!'J''!'!!~~!!!!'!!~!!!!!!! kitchen with elec bltns, room COSTA MESA for boat or ITailf'r. l.ocatf"d FIXER-UPPER on quiet srreet 2 blork~ to s17,j()() • NO 00\VN park & all s<·hool.~. Q\\'ner Last of a ,·anishing brNd, east -niui;l .sell:: As~urnr this homr can be purchai;ed hi&h exislin1t 5~';;. loan, for closing costs only lo Vel. -paymt'nl! only $111..1 II mo. 1•rans, nr $700 dou·n lo any. incl. taxes & insuranc•r . Call body, l t nrrd!! u·ork bu! 541).1151. \\'htu a prh·f', $17,500. 1-lur· ry, If \l'OU0I ht~I! 54&-8660 Compact· Immaculate Priced right. N e w p o r I 1 leighlii area • near • new ~ bedroon1, family roon1 homr. St'f! fl)r )OUl"Sl'lt. $36,!l;i(}. 403 16th Place OPEN DAILY l tn 5 PETE BARRETT Rl TY. dO"o\•n payment and F.H.A. lenn!I. Full priee $29.9.)0. 'M. M . LA BORDE, Rltr. ~ 6464579 IT'S YOUR MOVE INDUSTRY CAREERS AIRLINE & TRAVEL e OPERATIONS AGENT e TICKET SALES e RESERVATlOflOS e AIR FREIGHT .CARGO DANA HARBOR e OPEN DAIL y 1-S e + bonus rm. Huge Play rn1 u·ith w/1v crptg & drps. A ba;.CloSe lo ~cllOOls & _ocean, .: ."'I l\la~I•" BR. Pool, 11•lk 1·cal 1·u! ... hon1r \Vlll not io ,.. Do"'n, owner \\'Iii car-'• INCO Ho S 'Til 90ld! A.ssun1e 6%r,;, VA • .. ' 10'' ?nd Sub · all ME ME loan. $!48 PC'r mo. Ralecor. to bch. Dcsireablc \\'es1clill last the 11crken<l. l'Y 10 • • mu oU.-1 3 DUPLEXES •• $34.9'"...4-;44,9'.'l() area. Prinpls only. 6'16-2095. <'1'5. ,, 2 TR1PL~:XES.$G.l.950-$Ei6,SOO 3 Br. \V/\V l"pts, drps, Im· 5 BEDRM + POOL 847-8507 Eves: 642-fK2! '•, 2 r~OURPLEX&-.. med. possession! Only $22,-J.l Ft by I& f! n10bile homr m ..S61,9.i1J.$G.it,SOO Call: Pa•~i,.k\\lood. 5-1>"""" 645-24S6aft.6 Pi\t. 1· is use is oa ...,.~lex-1'41jl .. ; • .; 9;;o, J98-I 1-·ede.ral Avf'. $3."iOO l\'i1h room & patio h ho I ded · h •,. w ' (313Bt:onoo~t110~1ES. ""'" ~ tras. 40' H.eatcd I filtrred • I l'.• ,.1 •• . 1 e Bill H•ven, Raaltor • • t f;,.. • •••• $30,9'".iO 2 E C Cd """' Newpor t Heights 1210 pool iv/Jots or tlecking. • 111111 ~; Brand ne\\' \1nclcr i;(lnstn1c. Ill · oast, t.'I .,,,...3211 Sprinkler system front & • tion, Larg~ buildings. wide· ESTATE SALE. Charming 3 rear, elcc bltins, y,•/1v crptg 1 BEDROOM , : Juxe owners units, ocean bedrnt home, ha rd w cod ELEGANT MANOR thrllout, custom drapes. Ask-Assumable IBA lo&n payable 1 views, xlnt locations, Take fl oors \1•ith lush new A prestige home at a bar-i11g: $42,700. Hru; real nice $94 n10 incl taxes. Priee i~ advantage ol good rental in. carpPting, country s it e gain price! Nearly new 2 FHA 6% % loan to assume. dudes; crpt.s, drps, bl tin come + property value in. "kilctien & lots and lots nl sty, beaut decor, Lgc, COWi· range, oven, f'l!frig.0 waai'l-'; creases due lo lhe. l'l(!W Dana fruit trees. One of a kind at try kitchen \\//all modern er, dryer, over 900 aq. ft, •, Point Yacht 1-larbor. $22,500 ·FHA or VA terms bl tns. Frplc ot Iln.lio.n mar-plenty of storage, Full prior Phone Builrter &!2-49(1:) ()l' available. Call 54 5-84 2-4, ble. Cba.ndeli'ers, lge !iv rm REAL ESTATE $16,000, , i. •I se<> at 33792 Copper Lantern South Coast Realtors, & din rm overlooking 22x42 1-TUNTINGTON BEACH OFC .• , . • .. Dana Point FOlt Sale· 2000 sq 11. 4 br, :l h&f pool \1•/Jots of decking. 89.C.Slll 430-7511 • ' ba, lam rm. 2 patios. many Oc1?an view from ballroom o 7 d S 30 t 8 30 4 Bedrooms $26,950 extras. &st 67'> Gl Joan, No size balcony. '1 lge BRs. 2 pen ays -; 0 : 962-4471 ( :::".J qualificatio ns. 3 'yrs old, Ba, A BC'auli£uJ home for Santa Claus fl.lus t SC'll fast. \Viii take only J55,C01 or tradr locally. PARTY Comes Early J l .tl,400. Owner ~:>-54!)5 HIDEAWAY HOUSE Clean 4 Bedrm 2 Batb. tak Charm1ng Jlclghts home in ovtr 6 1~ rn.A ioan & Sl Assume Sl/4'/o GI Loanf .• 1 BR 1, n-Evr,..,!lay is party 11n1(' In seCIUuN: llrt'il,:; : oo ; ., per mo pa)"! all OR btJY ' ln1n11'flia1t' pos.~ess1011. F1·e.-.h. Jy pain1ed !mud,. .t nur , 1\f'\I' 1·arpe1ln~. Hll blt in.q. ln n11ly 1·111 & walk ro park & schools. NO 00\VN TO \IETF:nANS, or lo1v do\I. ti fl\A. C 11. l I !14.'." .. &-124 ~p;11•in11s 4 BR. No. C:t.1., '.~ ...... =" 1his l\lei"a Verdr Ttanchcr . h . . . +->~··""'· \1•11 munmum do1vn lo ' blk 10 r ll'll\f'nlary SC'hl. S20-! WANTED with a fantastically HUGE nf'w Fl-IA k>an. Call Ml-8531; • 1110, 1rirl t<1Xl'S'. Considrr 200 h ,~." 40 ramily Room plumb-.F i:o;t'r upprr sn1;1ll nui;r TD. for parr 1•quit.v, Owner, 1•d for "-'1'.'l bar and many, v.·antrd Uy you n):, ha1~J !>IG-0817 ur 510·:16.'lO. 1nany t'Xl ra~ close 10 t \\Orking (·rn1ple wirh l.!a.'\h, Pa inte<'s Challenge s:olr rourM'. You 'll nip y<1ur CALL '-\0 '''~1 4 14 ... L.-·1 I REAL ESTATE MART Sl9.IXXl a1,;..•,<. loan. a Bdrm 91':t!..~ :;~lt•s OVl'r '""' ....,auti u 1---~~~~---·· hou.~. Xltit Ci\f' loc, $26.950. ~ nylo? shag carpets and d_~P. . $20,SOO 64>JO'i0 Realtor, 642-:>140 ~ifilTY cs 1 ~· Evl'~Oe1 qua.lilied 3 Bedroom 2 bath, cul-de-Sa~" f'AMILY home, -4 BR. 2 ba, Nrar Nrwport> P••t orrlr• 10 a};SUme I.his a!'. annual s~I. nice neighborhood, \outh . {-oast JJerccntagc government loan bllin rang & 0 1• --Cpts .~ clrps Bltns, U e Bayshores 1225 payable at $146.00,/mo. It's drapes, ,'yea:~e~. d~ lnd!iepd )'ti.rd .° $29.500. Zi6 CALL NOW Camellia Ln. 642-9501 1----------.easy • · b'Vllge, 60x100 fenced lot; .; $7.50 MOVES vou IN E-s10E "dollhoose" szi.150. CHARi,nNG. ()pen bean1ed Walker & 'l·ee :~~~:.d· paymenu le~. 3 BEDROOt.1 $2800 &: assume F11A Joan. ceiling, 2 br. lg. lvg. rm. NE\VPORT •IEIGUTS s1:,.1 mo pays all. ·call frplc. $3600 6% 6(2..l!!Oa 2043 \\'estcli!f or. I' Thal's seven dollars and litty I ~B=roi<.:;::<~r~54&->::;.;;:"'::..,====-~~7TI1 l cent!! .• Seller pays all costs S ALE By OWNER, University,_P_•_r_k_~l2_3_7 Open ltl 9:00 PM · t•Z-447J ( :::.'.) 546.atOl . , 1llage Rea l EsLitt :m~~~·N~~~~~~~h~:~I~ !~~rbu.3 ~~.1~~ YO~ OWN THE'}~ND PICTURESQUE SETTING 16x16 Family Room «. I\ bt'auliful ranch sly)e with On this one! 4. DR., ~ ,i baths, Owner will help Unance thli .' • floor tn ceiling brick fire-2 BI-:DR. tiotL~e. by owner. 2 Frpl~, Prime -lot location PR"'AT[ &· SECLUDED 3 bedrm & fam rm, 2 bl!.~ , : place, beRuf\ful !'!hake roof, cloSf' 10 shopping and and priced at just $33,950 Iii home and )'OU can tak over .• st·hool. f>10--!1148 INCT.UDING TitE LAND. 5 . e : 2 quC'Cn sized ba.ths, 18 x 10 Past \vrought iron gal(' entr)I, · * loan with pym~tg lca.1: ~ brick patio &. trtts like a e EA:IT SIDE-3 br. 3 garag~. intr enclosed brick pillared than rt'nt. Call 847-85.11. lorrsl. 0....•nt"r Rskini: S32.500 $24,000. Easy terms. By courtyard IG gorgrous "OLD - -Makr Oller! ~HG-8660 O\l'tK"r, 646-2985. .._,. \VORLD charm", :i !:,:. • . . ASSU~1f: S22.00 514 VA loan. Bdr111~. + massivl" living '• ::t Rr. J~ Ba. $31,000, 420 rm. \vilh cozy brick firf'·l--~~-=-==--'--1 Cahrillo SL '.'~IS.0138. 1st Wes1em Bank Bldg. place. 12' breakfast rm. A Real Buy! ., sH.~~~!,~ge ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; lllOUSE s,. Guest houSf' on R-University Parle Sliding gl~ss I? priva~ en. Bonus Room Special .. 2 lot S2'l.500, 2308 Santa Ana Day 833-0101 Nights closed patio. Jo cw ?locks to Approx. 1900 sq, ft., 3 bed. A\'r 492..-1:.!RS beach. ?.fust si:1!· Val_ue rm, lgc dl'n, (could be tth 642-5200 • COt.1!\1UNTCATTONS Fairway Custom •-""'""""""""""""""'I e TRAVEi, AGt:NT Lovrly :lOOO sq. 11. low. i·:1n1li. REDUCED $1100.00 For Renlals in Univcnit)' packed at h:.t1v $-ZN.60(] with hcdrrn .1. Approx. s4m Park & Turtle Rock, Call: f'HA-VA ll'rms. Call l714) 00\VN I 0 1 1 '. • ..w 1n.0Rn, '~2·55115· HAFFDAL REALTY FOREST E. OLSON 142-4405 A.irlina Schools Pacific: ling onr ~hny l ':il inodf'rn ·Oceanfront $55,500 610 E. 17th, S•nta Ana ,1·i1h 1111nlly, 1t111ir1):: &. ~1111ir Qu i ol nrt-a ou•11("r n1ust sr\l 543-6596 rms. l:.'xlra sprH'IOUS k11i ·h· Mesa Verde 1110 3 BEOH.00!\I S22.8~il.OO -$000.00 00\\'N SEE TH IS TO BELU·:Vt: IT. -O\VNER !-iA YS :->t:LI. • HARD\VOOD t' l.QQ H ~. DOUBLE GARAGF: O~t. Y $900.00 00\\'N PLUS COSTS l\10VES YOU l.N .• \\'ON'T LASI'! a46-86GO Exceptional Financing 10°/, Oown-S¥,,.•/, LOAN Bt·uu11ful \Vesh:BU hOme has J;11'gt> assun1uhlr lrian. Pric. 1·11 /"l~ht :11 s~s.:.oo. '1his Jari;:l' ~.Bit 2 Ha horn'' Lit•rally Sparkl•s r n. 1\1os r aHrarlivr ,r,, t~·rms 11 lth fircplc, i1it..:I" brlg hr Entire intrr\or just frci;hl y to suic. lJn1trr $70,000. ON THE FAIRWAY Custorn built, 4 bednn. fam. ily roon1. 2 big fireplaces. SACR IFICE: 2200 .liQ IL. 4 '. ·n1\s beaut1ru1 hcnne over· 111<'. Rralto1·s RR. 1lcn, cp/d p. corner lot. "/lnli"/ \,ll d. ---'l l.Pulior OPF:N t:V l<NING~ ·~·107 E. Coti~r lh\'.\' Opposi1r fltacArthur Blvd. kitc;-hrn. Slrep11 t.!. 1111.5 good rrrlreora1cd. :i OvC'rsizcd !Oprrr t:1·,.n!n1:s 1 Call: 61;{-:!Ciltl 642-22j:i ~\'C'S. huni.:e 1hc b<-nut'pool sCtting. (ntl~:~~~""'l 11•n!al ret•o rtl. hcdrm~ ,',i ra.rnily rnt fln · ~ looks !he 11th fain1-ay of Jfl l:H Bl'ookhur'llt Avr. $29.900, by 011•ner. 962..1636 f\-1esa \lrrd~ Gou Course. llunt1nglun Bench JOG TO BEACH I Cul-<lt'-sat !>I .• tidu it occu· OLLEGE REALTY pied. J:xcrllrnt 61,;"iO f.HA •l~Man'4•1Hlltllf,Ql associated 1st \Vcslcm Bank Bldc. G·,4 a.~SUlll!lble loan. By 0\l"n. University Parle THE SOUND a to 7 Bednn!j,, 2 10 4 baths. .J ~~j.~'\6. Java Rd. 540-4095. Day 833-0101 Night• up to 3!00 sq. ft., shake ~II.\\ ,\ 111: \I'll lll:\1.1\ l\l'. BRO KERS-REAL TORS ZO.Z5 W Batboo 67l 0 l66J Joan _ high bal, OHercd at I~!!!!!~~~~~~""'""' $34.9'~. $1 ,675 DOWN c-:iii'~~~;;;:;;-;;;;;;;-:--~ l'.'.'!'::!!!'::!!!'::!!!'::!!!~~~~1 OF MUSIC! roors. all bl!ns & carpeting. J,\1~1 E\J occupancy, b y in every cuslorrltlt'coni:ttd Z financing trom $26,990. O\l'ncr, 4;:e 4 BR home, 3 Eastbluff 1242 room with AM/Flit inter· Rancho L• Cuest• :• !Open Ewnings) PAYMENT lS' ,,,q ~·,;):C Swimming Pool S.11 or Exchange DUPLEX $20,950 ~~:;::"T:;!, \\ill buy this 4 b<!droom. '.! ba!b homr. 1"'cetls fix ing up, but sound and 1'01id. lipgc cul-Or-sac lot. Plf"nty ()f access IOI" l1Q;1t or trailer. Pnrtially built u'Ork shop. Subject to CI Loon ot $18.400 with pa)'m('nls of $189.00. CALL? ba, for1naJ D.R .. lg<! fam 1 .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;~ I CC1m, EXPENSIVE custom Brookhur..t & Atl11nta . '·' rn1, many xtra.5. StS,500. DELUXE DUPLEXES drapes owr sheers, unbe. 968-2929 * 11 A?>t let 8 PM 1'; 4' Bedroon1, 2 bath, 'l\'OOd 4 UNITS l...ge ~rooms, I I) each. near IC~ .._ • ....,,tlll 2873 Boa Visla, 64:>-1848 ONLY 2 LEF"l' lievably plush carpels, mod-$1000 Below FHA, 4 br cond: • South of hiway, 3 BR 2"' ha, emu tomorrow kitchen Rnd Pooi elect bH ns rei owe ' 2 BR 2 ba. Cpt, sundk, self. picture garden landscaping. 2nd ' ass~ ri!i o:-.: 'FHA. · ' noor, FP, 2 years ()Id, Cus. 3 BR 2\~ bath owner'• unit. do.,.,.'l'ltown, C.P.f. Park. \Vo..1-=::::;:::;:z:::z=:: lorn built $34,:500, Near shops. men's, Boy1 I.: Girls Club.Ii Wells-McCardle. Rltrs Fon.i n Co. 642-500() Jllnes."' forces sale, Ito• VIEW 1810 Newport Bl vd ., c.r-1. Lachenmy-Rlty From hlghesf point in Corona ~1729 Eves: ~-0684 TT'ilsh • 10 Treasw't"~ in .,.... J-lighlands seen from panel· ('J!!::!!!~::!!!::!!!::!!!::!!!::!!!~::!!!'..!.:~"~'~•nl~ay~D~in~"~·a~-~n~~~·~·=J.~C~A~LL~"6-~~3921!~~·~r~St~;.~34~83~/ 1cd family / dining rm. ~-orol 1000 Gooor•I cherry bit-in kitC'hrn, Jiving r'~c;o~::.:..-----'-"'-;....;..;;.:.;;;;c:.; _____ 1~DDD:::~G~e~n~•~•~·~l-----'~DDD=-I l'nl & one ol 2 bed.mis, \\lell • S©ll~~-~r-tfs· The Punle with the Bui/f./n Chuckle O l!tar1ono111 le11e11 cl th• ,..-:;,,,...-:::;:::~~ four strambl1:d WOl"dS be-r low to ft>rm fo.w ~mpl• 'WOf'ds. l1 ti vi"ir1· I I DETEW 1· I~ ~;,~;·_, ! _ I. ) ' I ) . II is o knovvri fad thor blind men ieldom join -cofoni,s. l~,--,M-Il-:-,-G-Al_S_/_, O c.,,..1,,, th• <h~11 •• ~~:~ by l1f!tfl~ 11'1 f~a mlllll'llJ WOid ·,-~u dll'ltclop irc;m 11ep No. 3 bolow, • PRINT NUMBE~lO lfJ llRS IN I THES.E ·SQUARES n1ainlainOO home 11'ith tare- lr<'r y11rd. Jdral for couple 11·i~hiug privary. s:i7,!i00 PETE BARRETT ALTY '42·5200 $1000 DOWN 7t/l 0/o LOAN Cu1e 3 brdrm 'v i l h 1hady back yard, all bllins. con- ~te. pJu a.rea, Location i1 clOle to IChOOI:; & shopping. RMltor • ownC'r \\ill lakt SlOOO do"'" anrt pay1nen11 Including f'.'vtrylhing V.'OOld be U50 ll month. Call flfesa Verde Rl'.'alty 546-5990 OCEANFRONT LOT Balboa Peninsula $45,DDD Georg• Williamson REALTOR 673-4150 645-15'4 e .... Walker & Lee 27:)} JIRrhnr Rh!I. nt Atli11ns 54~1&; Qpt•n 'Iii !1:00 r \\, -WATERFRONT- Krwport lsl11n1t. Lo\•1·t~· 2 13drnl '.! h:11h h11111r , 111·1 .. ph1t•1•. 1::iri::1· 11.\t1n, l'1c·r .t llOHI, .~7$.'."ll)O. Call: fi73·:l6tl:t 1Ji3·8:lli~ r1'1'S associated BROKERS-REALTORS 2025 W Bolboo 67)-Jl.•l Nawport Beach 1200 DUPLEX PLUS ONE LOT FRO~l OCEAN. 2 en &. 3 BR 'vith tam rm PLUS 1 BR &:. Ba guest r m, Xlnt ronditlon. Top area for living or renting, $51.500. WANTED Ckf'anfront small housr on R-2 lot 1\·1u1lt'C! hy 11un 11"0r- sh1pf)('r 11'lth n1onC'y, C..\l.L $ 646 •24!4 Aw'•""' 7:"::AL TV Nr lf Jllr•pOtl P••I Offlcf OPEN HOUSE 1·5 PM N!.t, Sun & Mon. ;®,l Sc11shorc Or. Nt\\'J)Ol't tieach-ottan front. Superlative Living mOOem, furnished d~lex. "The Bluffs" Creal view A bathinc beach. 1800 i q. 11, of the grcn1est Income wmmcr $400/wlr •• living, ).11\.~ter sized lx'd· wtnter $350/mo. Good price rooms, 3 baths, 49 x 19 ft. & terms, SclUl~ Dr. to glass enelo.~I 11undeck 1vith ope:11 houk, park in garage. a brenth taking tipper hay Jrv\n1t Dutlley, Realtor, ''it'w. Pr1N'll bclo,.,, replnce. 6&1-66.11. merit, 842-5.)81 or 5-1()..1720. -*-o~P=E~N~D-A~l~L~Y~*- Ta'1>oll * TOP VALUE * \\'f:.-;rcwF·r ·s BF.ST Artflitic &· cM.rmlfll" 3 br Chaiinlns: homt in Ncwpor1 tiom~ nrar 1\tarlncl"lf School. lkh'g nil'f!a1 nM'.a. J.lu~'1' Newly c:a.11>Cfcd Irving rm ll1n1. rm \\'/Jrplc, J ovf'1'· !'!\l'trll'!Ok• lRc covl'ffil Jltltio li11.1'1'I lHi."11 ,vllh ~ \i;\lhll. & lush ganlens. ltcmodclcd E\('1'yth1n1t ln homl'.' 1~ l)alhrn111 &· kl1chen. Apftli· 6 UN1SC0•c~rA'N'sweo,~EltT1l~.S I / / / / / j DON'T s:1ve It ~u·oy. :ct 11p1:1·;id..-.1.' 1ir1v ~·rl ~· 'Lll('eiiinc.luded.Only$32JiOO. t: ... • • • • • • • q1111·k ca~h for lt v.•i!h 1 1hro118:huu•. O\lu.d ~rr 111 Buy lliN"cl & .~a\'t' S'11. l'tlu~t SCRAM·LETS ANSWER IN CLASSIFICATION 7000 DAILY PILOT CluaiOcd •ppl'ocialr. $4',$•. W"lk" '"'' 1;12 p.,..,111a l.n. 1 ... _..c...:...: _____ _. __ ...: _____ ...:...:...:_...:..;....:_..:....: __ 1 0n..::.11_00;.c:..~56~1'-'&"-•h~'tr;;.::"...:"~· __ ,_,_· _1"-'"-"-'~-"~~~1 __ ..._ 6lf .. J?.a'.1 fl'l11Tirr1. clng oven, Corning cook top. :-: bedrooms in all and you 493-3"ts • ' 0 • ! "·lk·in closets. Great buy, can assume subjeet m lowl====~---=-S% GI Loan, Sl.30 pef. month. SACRIF,tCE Prestige. llDJ. 4 '. $69,500. Open daily or call B 2 ' b ~ 1 W lk & L r.. • " ... am. rm. , .....,,.,.. -:::::::::: 1 a er ee •121 p.i;.,., "'· .....,,. .. Naw Tripl~x ftealtors Fountain Valley 1410 7682 EdinsC'r Good Income &,12-4~5.i ~l<!O.jl40 All unil~ ren\rd. POOL-H & F S<iutli ol hll\'il)". S 3/,o/, * G4·1--02GG * Assu1nahl~ FHA S19.000, r1 f'11nt11 stic hornc-. pool 8.-y11.rd. ~~~:'!!"'~~~'!'!'!~"!I bcdroon1 .~. :; blllh, z i;!OI')'. •I laq::r bcdroo1ns, many, HARBOR VIEW HILLS c•r'p<':!s, drapc!!, large ror-n1any <·us!nm fcatuf'l!s , Pric. 3 hr, 2 ba, lam. XJnl cond. 1110\ liv\n;: l'OO!ll \l'lth fire. td rlghr! \\'nn"I h1,,t! beau t ,.1,11'. prol Indsc1>1I. ptarr, big klr1·l u•11, Jlitr1ty or HAFFDAL REAL TY Prln only $:";2,900. \\lrile Box roc1111 + 11U bltns, ovcrsizcd 842.440S ?.I 202.1 Daily POOi, N.B. tlble. grir \\'Ith large fcnctli ==========I Jut. Quiet !!itrttl, walk 10 lqiun• Be•ch 17GS C d I M 1250 11ciloob &. t;hopplng, _._ .. _n_._. __ ._,__ I' DIAMOND ST. LOT OLE , Almost '2 acrr. Spectacular The charm of "Old 1ifcjico." 162-447) (-) 54WTDJ oce1u1 &: coaatline views, 21 ·Quarry tile floor., brick ti~ _, Avocado tree1 In 5 different pl•ce set the mood for this G.I. Spt'Cies + numerous Euca. almost new custom l Bdrm $500 C.t1h JYP~ A. Pine ttte1, Com· & larii. room home rrea.r 1.1't'IVtl )'OU in! 2 Slol')' 4 plete Wl.tering system. Ap. beach. M&Sll"r sft\ w/oct'an ·bcdrm. 2 ha, scp. fa~ily provt'd ai a building site. vlf'w and 5CCluded !IUncle<:k. rm, !"ICC k11, 11opprox, DX! $2'7.500, 228 CoJdenrod 0(K'n \\'td, l · sq. II . t1ose to i;;c.booli & 5:30. shoppg, ~~ ~ Wesley N. Taylor Co. 847-&1J7: EvCli: i71.i) 431.37ss .../TOetz'Z REALTORS 644-4910 ~ .,P REAL ESTATE SHORECLIFFS 1'411;11. iJ i\torn1ng Canyun Dr, Cd,\1 ' I l.!.,.1 ' l_l!lO Glcnooyre !'!, t 111 tWn 4!W·!J.1r.1 ~19-0316 Y..fosl rlt',,!mble fee lnnrf • hon1e~. Prll'trl 111 $6:1,000. * S34,9SO * ExChl811'e 11•lth, A'rTE;NTION 1.rt-SJlflCJOU!! 8:.iO' 10 bch. View, xl.nt cond, ........... CCl .. •ll'l·M •lmND 115·1111 4 Br. 3 hn: \\'11lk tn bch: Pl.,\CE RJ::At.T\' '19'1·9i0.l Prl~(I IHl•lcr 1ni\rkc1, ~lu4( S.\IALL Charming l BR . l>f'll $11,000! !\!' broker5 house near beach. $29,j()(I. - plr>:i.~r'. hy r11• nt-1· !l6:2-J11:::1 BF.TllKF. RI.TY + 4'H·~ I HI -L• • I I m ~· bl 1" "" 2 bl "' f' 16 " 'f; pl ex ' Tin: °" "'" . ""' PLJ C•1 ""' II< cpl .;. "" 'I' RE ' Q11 - 1 .... 1 ~ 1YOl · ba, I;: ~ I ~ I •r. GIR ~ to I 1:: m; , ... !IS CIR I' .. , 4'11· 1- 'Coo -1Hon , I b ""' """ fio - '"' 'inf ""' pl• ~ ... ~ f'or ! wit ,... Se1 Clll !Mo WiN 'O>t l2ll I"" ')!! ..... 1129 = ··-·~~~~ .......... • ·-· - • • Mond.11, September 7, 1970 HOUS I S fOll SALE "INTALS .. RI NTALS RENTALS RENTALS • Houto1 '•rnlaho4 -Unlurnltlt..i Apia. Pumhhool Aph. fumlohM Loi-_,, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l~No~ow~'.!'°~rt~ll~o~odt~-!1200~ Duplex• f urn. 1975 MoN VorM 3111 Goftorol -Newport -h M&iiiEH tiY NEW s Br, 2 Ba. All t1u: ..... rm~ i:~lu • BR. J Ba. Now Avail. Xlnt YEARLY • Octa.nboont 3 Br I •--~_!4.111 . 1 °"'wbt. su BBQ. On tbe ntr/·~ J,,. 2 bo ~~ ~ <ON!. s'°"' .,., r<r. ochil. ,.Prom $31.50 Wk. 2 Ba, blblS, Indoor au.B-Q: ... VII ~ .... '1:'.I ti. pnce 0 wat~. Wlnttt or )T round. ...w .. '"any • ...-.:. -~·.'-,-:::!:-, No does. $325/mo. $&2574 -.. n•••mo ....... -. ~-p.tqt. S29l mo. Sept. u. my home $4,700 liO that U 714: m-4292 or 1 14: -· ......... .,. ..... .,. ••u _, ........... " olol' .. :tXl8 Oct Mllld stll ln the next 3 wks 6"-1111 kem&ktr re.fria", p.raac:, N ___. ... ch -oo &le Apts. Complete mt.Id \V. ll.l\front. Tt4: bd acbool 4 br 3 frpl4::, and •how er, •=r: -service hoUsewun linens 1 ·629-39""'"'="=~~===-ba. ~vina: rm 1~1na Nr. 3i:·u:.~~:r:· d1~w1h r . Owner BAYSHORES. Yevs Ja..se. aUuW.'het.tedpool.' ' *NEW BAYFRONT w/~ beam ceiling. Dtn, Jor Alt.* 5.YNltl 2U!'i»-nn 4 Bdnn, 4 baths, avail Stp VILLAGE INN 2 BR's, 2 Ba's. 22T 19th St. 2 patiol, DID 9" ft family wt-•-'_ > bdr "-• RENTALS 14 • $350 mo. 1.a1tma Btat:h 4.9'-9«36 Avail Sept 5th. $250 wintt!r beach home .. J yt old, pvt 0Z:~i,;cl:"6sJoo ~th"""'J201 Houlfl Unfurntshetl "C" 1HOMAS, RN.ltor BALBOA INN rental. $330 Yrly, fi75--0236. beach~t~Mllcourtl,Own. SNahott Dr. 536-T9JT. 224W.CoutHwy 548-5627 i11'1boa 67S.1740 BEAtrr 2 Br, wntr. ,r, pnncip1es onl.1 pl•&R. Gett1ri1I 3000 Orceanfrtn, frplc, fum.excpt $69.IOO Phone 4199-3742. 2 BR. Furn. All bltntl, fenced ---------i lJ:,~~ ~ ~~'i:t:. J 5 u 0 atU'fer Sing1e Adult a ~i~'!!~ .. $300 mo uU pd. yd. $250 mo 'til 1n. l .Oiild P'OR Rent: W• Tepre.!l!nt p>OI «l1 '1aphip Rd NB. TH BAY CLUB ~ lll NTALS •_!H~M~Jt~•~·~'~""'~~lol~"t..l~~l 7H RENTALS AplL PumlohM RENTALS Aph.. Furnlohecl THE HIGHLAllDER "Scottish Treat" 16161 Pi1rk1icl• Ln. Mt•· 142-1169 San Dlec:o Frwy lo Bftl.Ch Blvd, -i blks SO. to Holl, W. on Holt 1 blk. 1fl LUXURY UNITS OK. (213) S.2823. 18,IXI> ttntals through-out 213:·68,2...100). Open Su.~! APARTMENTS DELUXE l Br. Apt, Stept1 to !;l.71S -· loc:om•. All OIARMING b<•dl ,..,,.., On.nc• C...nty, ''°"""· Newport BHch lh• "''"· Sl>l P" mo LA QUINTA HERMOSA "-ith privatf' dMks, fin. ~-blk to 0ttan. Wlnttt A~na. furnl!lbtd/un. poo.sTEPS to heh. S Br. dph.:, t ISO frvine Ave, ~I Adults. Winter rent a l . ptae.s, builtin kitchen• " rent.al. ill 35lh St. tn-3056 lumlllhed. Ollldttn 6: pell'I Cpts, RIO, retr, rar. Sngls 'If.· flrvine and 18th): it 67J.-2677 "Modern Spanish " OCEAN VlEWS. $195.000. YEARLY . $2001 MO. welcomf'. ~·e In today. ,ok, (714) 645-0550 WINTER rentals • 4 hse!I 16211 Parkside Ln. 2 Br. 111 JBth St. Guaranteed p!al-.~t. 18 Blue S..con * '45-0111 l.::==:::i:;i;;,:;:== from Ocean. 1 Br .. l Ba . Mgr. 147..$441 ~e Count)' ollic.s, mm. 3 BR.. f\lm. t mos tse. $250 Cost• Mes• • 4100 $Jla. 2 Ba" 2 Ba, $145 mo. FURNISHED MODELS NOW OPEN 2245 pult!rtzed accuracy. Tele. 4 BR channel Iron!. yrly 1se 962-8983 keep trying. Lush landscaping, cabana, cover,ed court· Trend, 832-'1800. i31S ~~~-=· 3 !;i.7 OCEANFRONT • Ocluxe J yards, sunken swim'g pools, BBQ s & !oun· ,,rw. Cle ne.,,.. st ' BR, .1 Ba. Ba¥ • Oeean Buntf119 Seams? Caywood Really ~lB> dshwhr. patio. $23:ifmo. BR1, !~u.BA 1''rplJ;:.ARLAvail lains. .u.:iu n ~-~ . view. ln lrYine Terr. S700 5 BR. lam rm din room 3YEARLY~! mo. 2 Br. fllrn.NraJlachls(elemthru 16°7(·7,.,~ mo . .1.c. Y! 1 'THE ULTIMATE IN APTS" cte-9473 549-0JJ.6 mo. bath. 2 trpl.cs,' te~ yaid. new Cl.llltt, ue and lU 18th Pools .r ~ o lot Vi'~ · •-h Bill ~--~ .. Rltr ••• -Chil'-st NB OCCl. 3 · Oll-36>1 2 AP'l'S • ..;i 00 -·· ""'od 1 BR's-From $150 ·2 BR's-From $175 ..AO tan REA.L ESTA.TE Irvine Terr •c• DA.IL y ''\Of I !If E11t Bluff 5242 ,. NEW DE LUXE e 3 BR, 2 BA Apt for kut. !Del 1pac. maa~r suite, dfn ~ nn A dbl PJ'*i't, lUlo door ~ optner ava.b , Pool I: Rec. • ""''· e FROM~• S6:i Amigos Way, NB ?ttanagod by \\'tlJ.JAtil \VALTERS CO. ' • ,, ~j I· ·' Corona dfl M•r sm ·l ·l • COROLIOO AP'I'S. 2 Sr. 1 : & 1 ~9 BA .. ~le, dbl <:ar· •! port&; 18.'l"t' PooJ. $185 & up.. ·: 673-3.31'8 '1 :t'iiiiiiiii-iiiiil ., n:C,,~: ~ ON TEN ACRES 1 Ir 2 BR. }'\lrn 1-; Ullfurl Fireplaces I priv. patios I Pools. T...i.. °"'"'1'1 Bldlt, 900 Sea Lane, QW 644-Ml (lo{acArtbur ttr. O»a Hwyl -. -----· --' ' • . ~ "' noror1• D91IC uni,....,., · ....,.........., W""'Cn oli:. $3.25. HURRY!:i,,.,.,·,.,,·=· ===,,,.=-. Acapulco Apt., attractive, lease, Balboa ~;;.. UW. All util. Incl. Furn & Unfvrn. 705 & 707YI ORCHID ~m 1 BR~. massive C ti I Ml 22SO Home F inder1 ~2'51 BAY VJEW-BWFFS New 4 Pool, Util paid, Carden pa.kl. 1 br $lSS. bachelor -RENTALS 2 Bdrm1., 2 balhs, with 1un-~ lrp!. Abo ""'"' "°""' ~ _. • r LANDLORDS ~~IS ba ';"""-· Fampool.,.. """'· Adul1', no "'''· $140. 61?>M16. Huntington BHdt 4400 -~A-'a. Unfurnhhod d~.th$250. ALSO' l Bdm,.., bath. Vu from patio lot to .. _.. Cl'P 1. • · 1 Bft..$150, 2 Bfl,41/a -~ J "" s. Carpeted, dra.J)td. build. SteP1 to beach. Priced 3 BR cpl/drp, trpl, yard, VACANCY PROBLEMS Leue $395. &K-SJ68. 1800 Wallace Ave, C.M. gfAIL 2 Br. apt. Acro66 BACHELOR. Util. Pakl. Cost• Mesa 5100 bH-ins. Cov. garage. $325 under land value at $39,500. open bea?M. $250 mo. IM ENDED. ** s BR. Fam nn, bltns, # NASSAU PALMS. 1 A 2 from Bay/Beach. $175 mo. *NEAR OCEAN! * l\to.: min. 1 year lease. '42-1272. nq, Sept ts.June 15. Free participation bl (multi-21,f BA., fenced yrd. Leue Bl Wlnttt lar. 6'1S--0136. UNDBORG CO. SJ6..2a'19 LGE deluxa 2 hr in 4-plex. · 0 1 Jt Apt&. Furn & Unf. Pool, h &75.6050 • 1,1.GUNA BEACH 3 BR, 2 605 JASMINE pie listinp rental network.) S2'15 per/mo. 54M42l Jlin!·pona, BBQ, sha dy 1 6' 2 BR. furn apll. Pool. No bltn range & dshwshr, s ag >' BA, patio. OO'xl.00' lev!l $200 mo-2 BR. hJe putly Computerizfd •ccura.cy, For :awns. 117 E. '2nd St. children, no pets. 2405% 16th Li1guni1 Beach 4705 crpts. drp!I, gar. $1'15, -''''E 'ER a.a l hilltop, hi~. B I t ·l na , turn. Util incl. Nr. market ddails, TELE • TREND, Unlventty P•rk 3237 -"'~'-364-_,s,...,..,_~=-.SL~N_B_. _____ ·----ILRG, 1 Br. No. ~nd. 2 blks to c,...::::. . .:232:::.1 ..:0:.'..:"°'.::..:1=9=13'--~ '""'=------~ ~ eipts, lum/unlurn. S31.400 &. restaurant. Couple only, 83UGOO. TURTLE ROCK a.fl Br. din'g Furn Bachelor & l BR. 2 br oceanfront avail, 9/12 bch. SI:>s rno. tAPes & $145, LOVELY 2 BR l Y~ BA l BOR. gs.rag~ ap1., qu!el. Lo dn, AVAIL NOW no pets. G'JJ.-8936 , Grab The Phone! rm, ATRIUM lam I'm, 213 Exceplionally n~! "'/lease SZ15 n1n. "'·knds, 4M-mi, w kd yi Patio/Gar. Quiet adults. privacy, lg. 11undeck, r;tave -· .,., VIEW ~·rt ho n-n-Jow -ot" valu-•. 5484928 "~~1.....,,. 23-16 Santa Ana. 54&-0728 refrig. carpel, dra""S, Sl85. 'IJ'l"''NO· '"1 use ........ -.::an ANDCALLNOW!JBr.Tri-ArR.w/w,bookcaae1, oc ·~-... .-~-'•u ,... ONE OF A KIND. Blvd 3 "· J ba ~•. bllos '110 Ne"""'l1 Blvd C'! 12·~ M 1 od 2 b ;.c_ ______ 3 BR, 2 bo, Pn"l ••'· '"'· 548-49:;7 or a23.-6J34. * · .,.-, • ··~,.. • plex, atove. relrig-, (rpl~. patio!!. Nt schools, pools, ~ ~..... · · ;,,, o urn m ern _ r. STUDIO apt, light ~'OOk ini.;, " :--;;-;c-:.----,.--·I Tiny hou~ •to11ith spectacular wa.sMr/dryer t mo al $500. hug~ enclosed patio, $l'JO. parks. porch. Avail by Oct * $14:. mo. QU IET"2BR. ~ai·. Pels/Childttn OK. 216 refrig, frplc, u!il. pd. $1 25 yarrl. Adults SJ7;1. E. \Rlh . LRQ n .. w apt11 •on ocean vievJ. -$27,500 615-4081 THIS WON'T LA~'T! I. S.360 mo. 714-833-1692. Healed pool, Crpts. drps, 20th St. mo. 499-1440 alt 12 !"116-3776 f>r :,.M}-1~31 f.111.rguerilr, S. of ll"''Y· Brthke ~ally * 494-2.SaS 2 3CIO Home Finders 645-2951 --• rlsh\\•hr. Adull only, no Pf'l~. I ~LA~R=G=r.=.~t~Bd~.,-,,-. ~N~E=A~R' ICFU=:RN..:::ISH...:.:Ec:D:.::l :.B:.:R:... -c-1o-.. -1a -- ---Bl!ns. i·pr .. , rlrp5, $250. , ·: , * $34,950 * Balboa * LANDLORDS Corona. del Mar 3250 229:1 Paci fi1· "'""• Ct.1. ~an. $l50 mo-YEARLY bearh & shopping, Rrsp. N•wport Beach 5200 54~798.1 sSI• to bch. View, xlnt cond.1---------="='=""'.:.'o,7'°8 ,;,0'.,,.:,&l.:.:Z-4--'4'=~---1 Student.! ok. 673-J!088 • Adult. 494-7079 PARK NE\VPORT • catt PLACE RE.(LTY -t94--97lW 2 STY 3 Br. 'l Ba, apat:.. Fre.-ael'Vice-to you Save VlEW-Cl irr hou5"• Oce&n OCEAN VIEW Lrc I Br. apt. e \\.INTER RENTALS e frrr livg ovrlkg 'hlf. wat~r. 7 Balboa 5300 ctpt.!. Or l BR mod. apt, Adwrtising ~ti, W~ have Blvd. l br, l ba. lrp.lc, bl!M, Patio., lawn, Util pd. Adl!J! Rent NO\V for Sept.! Ci1piJ tri1no B•ach 4730 poolii, T tennis cts, tr;i0.000 I •·1 ba wo-t t 1 ·u · 1. , wuher/dryec, 9 mo al $500. no _,_ 11~ ·-·-· · •. e ec I , nr Y· u ttn . enan a wai Ilg in JM . 6T:>408l. ,....,. -. ......,...,..,.,.. ABBEY. REALTY 64:!'·3850 -Spa. l,.rom Sl'J!"> lo 15ll. No students. 171-94fi 7, CALL . * WKLY.Lovely apt. Bach *" NE.iV Duplex 2 BR. I \~ Bach. 1 or 2 Br. AllM> l 11ty MUST SELL Luxury Duplex 546-9574 Hom•F1ncfers '4$.2951 J BR. l ha • .Frplc, patw, gar or cpl. Furn. Kitch. $35 wk LRG 1 BR, Avail St-pl , 7· BA. $22!> monthly. 496-6243 To1vnhoo!K's, Elcc. kt , pri i i,; yrs. old, 1400 sq ft each, -.-CHARMIN==="c~•=B=R-0-,-:3-:BR"' *-E • p i ? 1st A lut met + SlOO secur. I: up. 546-0ti"l Adults. m pets. Yearly. or S'ro--0424 pal. or baJ Subtm prkg, pot PENIN Pt.-0\\•ncr's upper 2 BR, din rm. frpl, w/w, I& ~ back yd. Util inc. $250 bf!. Avail 9/1. 1500 J.tiramar. 6'1:>.-2591 12131 693-5388, qrts, drps, trplc. Ocean .&:: den. u.I ~n. Avafl ~· I • ~IOY r vacy . dep. $715. 644-0924. FURN l Bedrm. ,100 per bT>-8592 or 64z-<ll07. 1R.:::..E.:.N.:.T.:.A.:.L;_S_____ maid scr. cptA, drps Just viMt Xlnt l"l!Sidence pl1Hl in. J une. 2 BR up1tairs. tum, Chamrin& J BR. Stove, crpts, 3 BR. 2 Ba., cpta, drps.; frpl.. mo. Util Ind. Older tenants 1 br furn apt far sublet Sepl. Apts, Unfvmllhecl N. ol f asllion Isl at Lido 1sle 5351 ~-$49,500., by OY.'Df!t, $300. 6'1$.1971 drps and a fenced yard to Dix. duplex. $295 On leue. only 642--fi560 1 thru Ma,y 15. 112 block Jambotff' £< San Joaquin ---'----...:.::;.: n4 . 871-3296. cN;,EAR,,:-:P'"entn".-,Pt:::-:_3,-,,br-.,,,..:-,·I putter around in! $175. EX-Raltor 6'J5..l662. =--=-·~,,.--"""-~~ 1rom beach. $145. 61&-8299 Gener•I S000 Hiiia Rd. 644-1900 .fo r LRG BAY VIEW 2 Br, study, CELLENT VALUE! 1 Br. New beaut. film. ,,=~=;;;;:=;::~;:.-:;;.::;;::1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;::;::;::;::;1.~le"'."'~log~~in~1'>~.-----01>':S· drps. 1%. ba, frplc. RENTALS aara.re. patio, Frplc. Near Home Finders f.45.2951 Lide Isle 3351 Mo-Mo. Adu1U. only, 2221 2 BR Bey view apt, nu cpts, 2 B tu Crpts d AY!-11 Sept s. ta $350. HouMs Furnished ocean. Adults. no pets, $210. ---------•-_ Elden. 64&-9278 eve. dl'Pfi, $200 mo 9 mo Ix, $250 VEN DOME tlor. un rn, · blln ' 1""',.,· 675-8592 or .,A.,-"". 67>2199 ...L SMOG FREE! ~ 0 "°" pa • poo' l'i. • '"'""""'' Qeneri1I 2000 ====·======='' ,llf 4 Bdrm, l Bath, across from ** NICE 2 Br. Du.plex.1..:yr"-"IY:.·.:"..:...:~=-----I IMMACULATE APTS! SeacliU ~tanor Apts, 15251==========1 lido lile iJSI Delightf\11 2 BR. Stove, re-tennis crt, P la YI round . Crpt'd. $135 mo. LGE, like new 3 br, 2 ba, heh ADULT and Placentia. 5'18-2682 ask B•lbN lsl•nd • SW RENTAL FINOERS Froe To Landlords 645.oll I ---------trig~ frple, childrtn a: pets clubhouse It b each ! Call 5'9-083.'\ duplex. Sundock, gar . FAMILY Section about our discount. * * F1JRN or Unfurn 3 BR. ok: Excluaive BEACH area! $650fptr mo. 67J..i'489 cw 1 BR. Pool. Lrg closels. Sept~une S23:> 642--lMS. Close to shopping, Park • BA YFRONT • LITTLE BAL. ISL l BA home. Winter or $210. 1 i:64U500::·:=::::,· ======= AduJt!'I, no pets. Util pd. 1884 * ~"ci 3 BR' 2 ba on Grand Canal. Waterfront. H •~• ... -·11· -Now ... rt H-4210 "~ 00' '· LUXURY Apt1. St•rti~ yearly tease. Call 6'1J.3M8 ome r-llnllllers -r",."' H'untl.-lluch ._._ Monrovia * 548-0336 ·-"'---'""-'~'----'I * Swim pool, put/green ··• Boat dock. 2~i BR., 2~ BA • • ,.,_, -""-C.:..:=.;;...=='--1 •t $375. e Ml·2202 or 837-2:»2 * Stay 1•n Shape ~ WK. Motel Bunvalows, Q.EAM tor 2 BR. Adults, no * Frpl, Indiv/lndry fac'ls Unfum. Avail Oct l . $350/ .:;..,co---.--:=-1 . . . AVAILABLE ~pt." 4 ~-. 1••5 A h I A N••• ~,n 2 -11 "" .,,, 1 N hUd 2 BR, no pets. .$300 mo b """ .-.,... alps 5. APTS $30 wk/up, pets. I.Lg kit. $1Ji>..$150. 2421 -na • m v1. .... "'-" 0~ "'l ~ mo. yr Y-o c ren or ~~~~~~~~~~1 ye&rly or $1iO mo. Winter. Y &'Mmming daily, NEAT 1 r.ear beach, drapes, fenced %J'16 Ne9/pOl1 Blvd, 543.975..') E. 16th Sl. NB 646-1801. COSTA IriESA 6'12-2824 New cpls If drps, rer &: range J>els. 673.0207 l,..._ ___ _ _ _ ........... Walktt Rally 675--S:ZOO Br, 2 Ba Townhou~. Sto~. corner yard S2l0 536-0046 Flreplact &. gar: avail oo:N 1-========= ~--~~ ft'frig-, crpta. drps. pool. ' N1CE 1 BR dplx, Quiet Stop C d I M 42 ---309 361h ~I. 646-4626: AdltA Huntington Be•ch u-2005 3 BR 3 Ba. olf·waler home; Kiddies we.lcome Sl35 ll lJR. • LGE 4 br, ram rm, bltna, by garages. 1 adult ov"r 30, o ron• • i1 r SO NE\V _l-2-3 BR',;. All bll ns, .-- R,tnti1l1 to Share furn ., $"50 P..lonth. RY-HURRY! ' · i~. dshwshr, ~rpts 6: ~rp;; no pels. ~8-1021. epts, drps, gar. Nr. S. Coasl LGF.: l Bit, l BA. frplr, 1-------·-- RI ''2--46211 ""' >11.rd covrred pa.ho-· ----OCEAN 1id1-hwy, 2 BR Plaza. ~1-1.()..191:\. >i;-...2321. d hi • I h h OCEAN"RON YOUNG secretary A: leacher =B;ill:,G:="':;°';';·=="'=· =~=='I H~ F ind•rt '4>2'51 m'-• 10 '.:, •• h. ''· ~,;,,,~. 1 BR, >"urn $12:), Bachelor v.•/v.-, 1-1c, "''lk to shops. CflllS. rps. n~ "' cs w r . ~ T' View L-:; ..... ~ ~ 111· I ... sm nio . AduH~. Nr Haag tiUndr.ck, bch Nr.wf'r, spac have nice lge hou3' to lnatt Bi1l1Mi1 1sli1nd 2lSS * KING •SIZE Sti~'J~ ;,, Adu ts, no pets. Sloe f'lr. /I.dulls, no pru;. S200 Cost• Mese 5100 Hosp. 4150 Patrict': Rd, t:11x '}, Br. bltrui, cpts. drpg, ;: with anothfor young "''Oman. 2 BA lll"''~OG~t-.~-h"t'"s""'"'c"',"'•·--Mgr 2135 Eldt!n No. G, 01. yrly 1st". ~:i.8&1 -----""'.'-43.117 l'erfig, lndry. Nr ~hop• & ' Balboa Ia. Sll5/mo . Exira shal'JI 4 BR, .i::: R/Oosuo.:..'.i _,.r. =· $11'>-iBR Trailer.No~ IDEA' 1 hoo1 "-HARBOR GREENS ~ pier. $1 7:'>. Aclultx, babu ok. ' .... ~oA3 klld CHARMJNG Cape Cod rn"ar home. Ideal for family Hv· ..... ...,, . n.,s ..,... u .1 ... 01· K" leac .. .,rs f..lARJNElt'S Square l'J.80 !IQ. '7 I •~ w 5 or eve8' JK>Uth bey &,: ferry, 4 br, i"'". s1ov~. t:""'l.!1, drn•. Blue Be.con ........ '45-0111 ptU. tt included. G42-J3l5 winter 1·enlal in China Covf' GARDl!:N' k 5.'TUDIO APTS !t.16-2lJI. 1 S HARE My ele1:ant frpJ ... .,. ,.... 1'f day11. be h iJ _ 3 fl, S24~• mo. 2 BR 2 ba ~=~-~~-,1.f I waterfront bomt' w/ dock. dln'i:: rm, c, patio. Childrrn welcome!. $235. 3 BR. 1% ba. Frplc, blln on ac . Ava . ~pt, 8 Bach.1, 2, BR'•. lrom $ll0. t·pl/rlrp, hll lM, pool, rrc l or 2 BDRM. ('rpls. drpig. Man , '30-Q) yn. $ISO mo. :r:.!r =, W~~~ CALLBEFOREJT'S GONE! .atove, hardwood noon 1.:. 1 Br,1-·un?.U~~ No Dori. $250. li7~:DXI or 548-6896 7700 Peterson Way, C.P.f, fat-. M~. ra11gt I.: pool. 1 Block J 575--4331. $3:25. '19ft-9G37 eW« alt 5 Home Finders '45-2'51 apts. UJ)/mo. 53S-ll98 S48-2n> I BDR. south of hwy, utilities _546-03..;.c...70_______ DUPLEX :i Br .• 2 halh, crp.. ~eadc h_od' A Rd" 1 1" 84° n ~)' • """~~..,.-----,, ~=,-,,.,..,:-..,,..-:-,-.,,.,-1 ...:. SURF & SWIM lnctuded $12;,. VILLA MESA APTS. drp,. blt·in11, S250 year ra ewi ii ea ly 7""'0Vll GIRL 23 d~ina .roommate l BR, 2~S ba, di. rm. Yrly .K. . fountain V•lley 3410 e WEEKLY Deluxe 2 Br. 6'73--0409. l BR. Priv patio. Jfld pool. lease. 642-0603 AT Beach • Winter Rates f to ahatt 1 BR ~d .:."""pvt rental $400 or winter only., NH.r ocean. Charmmr 2 Br,.1'-.c..:.----~---apt. turTH.11 util pd, $45/wk. . 2 car encl'd gar, Children ~-,,_--=---~--1 1 & 2 Bdrmll., pool; fu!TI. <Ir I rent $170. Fenc :I"'• Oct 1toJul 1, $300 incl util. stove, rdric. )'•rd. Brine l BR. J BA. ModnTl. P'rple, Call 546-001. a.1-. 4300 welcome. 110 pets pJeue! 3 BR, 2 BA. unrurn. Crpts, unturn, Adults. 215 l5tb ...- pxil, Sts-OB'll btl fi PM. No pets. 6'1J.789t aft '1 the younpters. '210. CALL W/W apts elec kit. Drps, $135 Lowly 1 BR lum. rtrpa, blk fo ocean. Yearly •-"""' 12th SL .,.. ~ • Oct . YEARLY low ..... $165 mo. 719 w. Wlliion. $275. fi7J...8088. Cit -'W • FEMALE or male, ).S....,, to 1010 So. Bayiront: .fi BR l l/i NOW! Garg. S250/rno. • 1. Q\ljet adult., Nr .icns • tr d"Y'ex• 2 646-1251 ~ I ~ ooeanview 4 br Me. ba wa.tftfrnt MrM I: 2 Bt.1 Home Finders '4$.2'51 l'JaXI Santo Domingo Cir. 1985 Pomona Aw . 543-072S Bdrm, 2 Ba, carport. near·•--'---·------2 BR. l blk to heh! $165 ATI'R. 2 B.r $15.'i. Pool, AJI : *5/mo. fM...765.5. ha. gar. a pt, Dock. ~=:==::==;i;::;:;=;;::;j;<~n~4~1~m.~~J9!!:14~1c<!_! ... ~t~ . ...,.. • Furn 1 Br & B•chelor new. $210, -water paid, Fam. ~ 2 Br. l'h Ba w/ gar. mo/yrly 1st Ir. last + dep extral!l. Kids & pets ck. GIRL to share house. 18-23 Bill Grundy, Rltr, M~ c .... Meta 31IO 3 BR. den .I: tam nn, irplc., pref. 67J...4384 n f gh ts , ll55. Adu1t1. Crpta, drps, No chi~ or pel5 673-4281. 17401-A Ke P 11 on Ln. ·~ , __ Call :1::11;;0=N=ow="'°'="==B=l=Yd=,=C=Mi l ,-;;'~ .. ~""'~·=-..,.-,..-.,--=:·I bltns, tncd ·ynt wf patio. *OCEAN VIE\. V • _84_7"-'°7446,..-·=---,~ ' own rm. S80 mo. Bal Isl. blt:rw.. _.u mo, Y" ...,.., -66"i E. Vi t I CE> 2619-L ,-I 41l-4482 Sue. Huntl"1fwt Be•ch 2400 2 BR, pr, patio, crpts, drp&. bdore fi. 213~1929 or aft Ne BAYFRONT Apt 2 BR ' c or a ' (2) 2 Bdr. t ba. duplex yrly l BR: Blt1na, crpl/cf/.1>8· I stove / refr. Quiet tropk al 6. 213/0LG--0248. wport leach 4200 Full;)' furnished. 'util paid: Santa. Ana Ave. 636-4!20. or mo. 642-3639 [rplc, patio, garage &: IMMAC. 2 Br, crp., drps., •tti~ for adults only, 1 blk A New W•y To Live Gar. Priv. beach. Boa.t slip MONTlC ELLO com· * * 1 BR \VATERFRONT. ,;m/yrd. Call 847-5306 _ blt·IM, le. P"'· oW. patio !Jhopl!:. $160. 544-062 or L•tun• a..ch 3705 in Newport Beach av a i 1. Ye a r I y I ease p!ex-deluxe 2 br. 2 ha, auto. BALBOA BAY CLUB APT. 2 BR. Crp!JJ, drp,o;, ra~. l}[Ome w/nice yard &: view-love~ fenced grds. gar. and cMM:.::..:'"'=:.------OAKWOOD GARDEN $311)/mo. 6'&6475. garage oprner. clubhouse &: S'100 mo CAii 548-2Zll Cosed gar. CWklren 1r: 'Costa Mesa 1100 l br, lge livinc rm w/ pie. boat prkg. nso manied SHA R p h 0 us~ for FOR LEASE: ~na.Niguel 2 BEDR. Jo,lrepla~. Bar, ~~ult<J. No pi!:ts. $225. ' . small pet ok. $140. 842--8365. tute windO)V. $135. Adjolnin~ ;"=d='"=''=·=l4>--3m====== Jeue/Eut C.>\f. 4 bc/f&m/ ~~r ~e~~ ine~· t:::~~!~i!!, Bullt·ins, 1 hou!e from ~:·1 2~1~· ~4~ 0! ~~~ SlZi. 2 BR. Cpts, Drps, 1 nn &. ha $15 xtra. 2267 Paci.. L B ch 1705 din'e, clO&t to achools &: ..,A A~" or,~ l3.1l • · Irvine and Dover Dr. ocean. Adults only, no $170 Bltn11, Garage. tic Ave. Call eves 642-~ i1guni1 •• ahopping. SJOO. 542.-1228 ,.,......NEW 3 B~R .___ 1714) 642..,170 ptls. $170/mo. 673-60.1.5 l Br., l~i Ba, palio, bit-Ins, l9C. 642-fi0.i4. * Aft 4 pm, ~47-3771 * THREE ARO-I BAY * .......,, -..i '""''"'• . crpls drp1. Aalc about our OCEAN Vu: ..._luxe >-BR 2 N rt I ch 2200 ..,., .. 3 BR. Fam nn w,.,,.c, S300 mo TEAOIE BALBOA ~y.front. \V1nter di~nt plan. 88o Center Irvine 5238 ....., ,wpo •• 2 BR, dfl>S, ftpl. dbl gar. Bltns. Gardener A: water Pl R lty · 494--9'7()4 ft..()wner I bdr .. ~ntaJ. Avail._ Oct . l~t v_ery St 642-8340 ;;;;;:;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;; ha, frpl, S\15 • 1 BR_ $!Z. WATERFRONT patio, bl.k to beach, ocean incl. No peta, $28) mo. ht "I'=="='='="="===== mod, clean, blf-in~. prv. n1Ct". t Br. Quk>I responinble .. · Blfin8. Adults. ~. PIER a FLOAT view. Adults. 499-t079. last mo+ deposit. 54g..~ Mi11ion Vi•i• 3708 :~~.ai;I~. ;::;:~~· adults only. All util. Car QUIET ADULT LIVI NG NOW LEASING ! • 1 BR. NE\V! "'b.~ ~ Bednn., 2 bath, formal din. FOR rent or option to buy, * l BR, 2 ba, crpl, dJllli. B • f10l'1 . $1:xl. 6'13-198.l 1 &. 2 BR. Shag crpls, blln,;, Near Ocean. Patio. Adull,;. , in1: rm. tire:place. w/w fully furn h.se, beautitul Col1t!l:t Parle $265. 2BR I: den. 2BA, curtaing I: BALBOA Peninsula Beach pool, beaut. lndscpd. Slj() "-Nf'w, family and adults units LINDBORG CO. S-:6-2579 --t.. and furnished com. view. 7 blka from bch I: 549-2534 drapes lhruout, " / .,,. cptg, WINTER Rents.I, Worklng flronl ; 3 Br, 2 ba . Winter $170 mo. incl all uUI. 211 wilh total recreation club "•~ -La 494-3604 girls, maximum 3 _ 3 BR, 1 Avocado St. 646-09'19. and prr-school. t. i. &: 3 NEW LUX-2 Br, 'J. b :l &-3 br. Pl-•. Obie ...-. Lea~ only. ntown guna. •. 11•" ' + •·o, 1-1. pati'o, fenced yard, dOtt to schools . Renlal. ph: 4!M-4~. er. ho 2c "· Apl• Ga• 1185 to .. R ·•1 "" "" .,. •-~ ·n d' h ~ ''" gar..,, $300 mo incl -==='======o 11=QUIET! c.~, de.la••• 2 bdrms from $1....,. Nr, s P. ~ ""· · • ..,. •:111'1. .... ~ mo. e .. or J BR -n '"· J•,,· blks to bl-·, -v 1-. Cha'ld • -t. "" s,""'l,P1 c. is W8l!l;11:t, ~ ...,... ... ...... 1~· 642 -1" ,,..., --•1 ;;:'1353:--beach~$:i4~ mo. 1 BR. $140 Bl:' h~c.; ........ MS:Oi'il oven, range_, dispoAa.I . Ava.ii util. No pets. Avail 9/8. Set! a.lboa 1il•ncf 4355 BR.1 1 ~ BA. GE kitchen. 2 ping, goU. schools .• Just -.>. _..., "• "''..,...,,.,.. . • ~7780 213 ... ·-" S.ptl 1250 m.2122 wknds or aft &pm 116 "A" -·-·-car gar. Adults, no pets. Uo south or San Diego Fwy. on • NE\Y 2 br. C~1ilts, Jrps, BAYSHORES mo. '"" ' : ~ IMMEDIATE poe!ellsion $275 _ ··--' 34th St, NB NEARLY NEW 3 Br. 2 Ba, E. 16rh Pl. 5'1&-.6432 Culver Dr., Irvine. 8J3..3733. garag<". palio. ·s165 mo. l'or leallf!' on the bayfront Summer Rentela 2910 4 BR, north C.M. area. Duplexes Unfurn. 3975 MESA MOTEL all elec I kit, Irplc, patio, 1 BR $150. 2 BR $1&;;. Pool. PARK WEST _536-<0 __ 27_· _____ _ with sandy beach. 4 Bed· Arent 5'6--4141 -·------...,. llBQ Alao 4 Br ! Ba L8e APARTMENTS 1 th *LOW · • · Eloc. It wtr pd. Adlts, no NOW'S 'f HE rooms. $750 per mon · Bi1yfront-Bal. Pen in. $1'ffi.SHARP 2 Br.1% Ba. atu-NEW dup\f:x 2 B_ ~, WEEKLY RATES * Sept.June 638-8470, 539--3831. pets. Mesa Ma.nor. 2U Owned and /l-1anaged by Sept. til June. LOVELY 5 BR, 4 BA. cUo. Patio. Frpl. Child ok. carport/yard, 2170 Pacific, Kitchen, TV's maid IU\lice-. 2 BR w/boat dock, tum or \Vllson Ave, CM 548-74().i The lrviM Company can Jane Frazee 642-8235 Pier/float. Avail Sept lJt. Blue Beacon* 645-0111 CM $13S. 644-0579 Heated Pool 1unfurn, New, Yrly rental, $170, 2 BR. bath.% 1tudio, TIME l"OR IMacni1~1rvlne Realty Alao avail for winter ~-m-EASTSIDE 3 Br, 2 Ba. crpta. RENTALS 648-9681 67J...6640, 205 Grand Canal. drps, cpts, patio. Avail 911. East Bluff 5242 . .• WINTER Rental: Beach tali.• S'13-Z39. drpa bibs, on quiel atret:t Apt.. fum1ahecl UPSJ'AJRS apt Jor single! YEARLY 3 Rms uUs p.11.id 714: 548-8301 « 21 3 : •Cottqt. S br, 2 car/a:aragt. Did you ever lhlrak of swap-Uf.5 ~. 837"'411 or 541--.QJO matutt \\"Oman or older SlSO mo. Work'g Cpl prf. 319 592-5227 QUICK "'ASH " 1$210. 6~ Btw. 5::»-7 tna: tha.t Whit. Eleph&nt tn J BO~ • ~-Sl!IO leue General 400I couple. Close to beach 6' Fernando 673-5805 1.:..:.....:=------1 PRIVATE VIEW 11 n.1-• ..._ ~.,.... &hopping.Rea1onable ' * DEWXE J '2 BR 2 Bd 2bath ted 1iim-the attie lor llOn\e....,,. )'Otl option 3007 Roytt IA R£NT FURNITURE rr..-1'189 Garden Apl.s. mt-Im, prlv. rm1., s; carpe , THROUGH A 2 RR + den 2 bL 2 tirpl. can U9e! Try the Traders · ::::..:.c::::.. ______ 1 Huntl....._ lloodt •-tio •• t-• 1 •-•-drapM, blt-ln,, dishwsht'. ~ 5«>S20I. -........ -pa ' 1""•"" poo ' ... .,...:. Ups"'-. 1~ •1oolh. •!in. , p.r. laundry rm. 10 mo. ParadWe colllll'ltl in tbt Dai-· 1 BR. Furn. l blk to bch.i<I ;;;;::;;;;::;;;;;::;;;;;::;::~l.~Ad~•~ll~•:_:. $~1~4'~m~•~·~546-~5~1~6J~ ........ """' " •• 1$25'.I nm. 4091ti 38th St. NB Jy Pilot Want Ads. DIME-A~LJNES. IG-S67I * DIRECT TO TENANT Yrly. Mature man or cpl , J_"Ofi 1 yearM J;ea11em.40. ·so 0 DAIL~ PILOT UHr, Deliwry pet.. ht&: last mo'1, $130 ON BEACH' NEW 2 BDRM. Btam Gener•I 2000 General 20000...ral 2000 1111'% Purchate Option + SlO util. Very i m m a c.. • ctiling1, wood paneling. All WAN r AD I Plenty -.i,_ I.'."" .. ,,.,~ rec feature... $165. Adults, Comp ete 1 BR Apt IS ~· n • .,.. '"-.-JU. e Single a~· t-m 11"' -_,,._ ..... :i ..... •v ... no pC!ls. Call now 64&-0073 • Low a1 $'22/mo. l BOR. yea!' around 1201.f• e 2 BR Furn. From s-• .-............... . ......, * 387 W. Bay Str'ttl. * 31).Day Minimum 401h SI. $240 S'J!>...'1249 OJ' • 2 BR unturn $260 * WIDE V ARIET'Y 67~1778 Carpets-drupes-<1ishwa.11her CUSTOM l'URNITURE WATERJo'RONT w/pier .le heated pooJ.uuna.tenni! RENTAL Do.at for Ire 00.1. 2 BR, J rec room-ocean vie\va ;;Ji' \V. 19\h St., CM, W·~31 ba. furn or unfurn. Lge deek patios-ample parking, REMARKABLY w/vit\\.', Vrly or winlf'r. Security ruanfs, X-Ll°ft 3 BR, 2 BA. New UNBELIEVABLY 3601 Finlty, 11pp1 onl.y. 1'"'URN. also Ava.It. crpl!. new drp~. 2 child. ok. EXTRAORDINARILY ~~ 00 "'" 114 .,,_.~19 HUNTINGTON :~~/':,; '.'°/:: ~~":: v.10·18..~.~ ..... l BR for lflaM' • ~ block PACIFIC Crpt!I. drp~. blllll5, re.lrl& .• Puttinc ll'ffft, waterfall .. .from be.ch . ITl'\tned 711 OCEAN AVE., 11.0. pool. No pets. 646-6610 ll1nun. 8owm 4IWl)'Wbere, occupmcy, for coupJeJonly Cnf) 53'-1487 ./ LRG 2 &: 3 BR. 2 S.l!la. 45• pool. rec. room. blWa.rdl. Slfi mo. 9'l"°;>-394fi Ofc. open 10 a.m.c pm DaD1 Frplc, bit-ins, crpts, drpc, BBQ's. Sauna, tum. </ OCEANFRONT 1., 2. /3, A Manqed by encl pr, patio. 546--1034 1 6 2 Br • .._ ~ tr.. f BR's, WTNTER RENT· WILLlAM WALTERS CO. LRG J Br, 1% Ba, families lU5. See ttl 2DllO Panoftl A.LS, m.a:m. only, 2 child. ok. No pet.a. Rd .. IGllM.BmiNmffu. • 1 BR.. 2 bib-toj Bch 2 BR. Pool. Adults. $150.n&Joann St.CM. borANwwpart.J BlkN.ltth $125/mo utD pl, Yrl)'~-211~ =~~i~u~ $175 trnL. pd. 2 Br, l~' ha. Alten. Bachelor's ... SL 67>-l1"4 84"'6121 Pvt pallo. ... m,.. 339 Eftideney aputmfnt for tht ** 3 Ii 4 BR'1. f'rplc. . CabriUo. Ph. l4&-J648 YEARLY. 1 blk to Beach! FREE ULU. Fum l &: 2 BR LRG 3 BR "-ll d pool ~:e~~;J~1 gfl., or ~ Cleanr Call 6'13-245.'i, apts, Pool. \Valk 10• beach. Fa.mily & ...., 2 ~hf:• 2214 $130 up. 53&-lm or ~7282 Coll A ••• ~27 Home F Indira .U.2951 \\r'J'R.. rentv..l klvely ooaanvu 2 or 536-1366. .,:::;c::::'"'"'-'"'.:.~::.· ..:~:::.:=-- HOU DAY PLAZA ~!~; !!8,. Seuho Dr. f2l3) AT lkach • \Vinter Rates. 2 BR. cpts, dt'Pf!, f>llns, clad DELUXE SpackM.ls 1 Bdrm. ;n.r~• 1 & 2 Bdrms., pQOI; tum. or gar + prkg, Adlls only 221f. Fum apt. $135. Plus util, OCEANFRONT 2 hr. 2 ba. unfurn. Ad ulla. 219 l5th St. B Rulg:ers Dr. fl46..6919 Htaled pool. "1nple park· frplc. $2'1S/mo. Sepl -June. • nJ 12th St. &-SIDE $1 75 2 plua den, 1111. No ehlldten -no pet.a. Agent &n.3800. AT Beach-\Vinter RAtfl!I. trplc., lg Pfl.t\o. 1963 PGmona, C.M. OCEANFRON'l' I br, trplc. t ... 2 Bdrm11 .. pool: turn. or 548-6435 SCltAM·LETS ANSWER IN CLASSIFICATION 1000 DAILY PILOT WANT AD. et'!>1' drpo. No d>ilm.o "' unlum. Adul1'. 220 12th SI & For tbol ••m """"' 150 Ir> __________________________ ;__;.:OW;:' ::..:-::.::::::.:•:.:::·-=:::.:':::I._ IM'll~-'nr.> ~nt m..ssoo. 219 t:1lh $1. f)Uf' PENNY PTNCHER. ' I :J.ounfain.J · . ,.., 1 " % Bod--% Botlll Adalt IMnl Fundsbotl II Ullblrnlllied • °''"-·"~ • 511•1 ,.,""'. • ,,,.,,,. ,,,fj,,. e Cl~ C11r.-p1 e 8--4 C1t.ilirtp 9J6$ Slilhlr A¥enue ! • ••• " ' • . H D>l~Y •ROT-M"'d•I, S;pltmbtr-7, 1970 • '' . y JOU a EMPLOYMENT '~1t~iliNii'TflAiiLls""".:.;_ __ i11••11!111iil~~-i!!!!--~· ····~ANNOUNCEMENTS aA~~01JTN1cc· !Ms~NTS u•111cil Dl•1cto1tY J ~fliVlci ~I RECTORY SERVIC~l~TOR . ' -Uiifl.ml....,. . 1' . ·* * * * :If· and NOTIC_ES ____ ~_.,..._ __ • __ ".".7:-l l1hslttln1 '551 G1r.ieni"t -MAID SEltVICE 6125 Jobs Mon, Wom. 7100 . 56H · I f. ,.,,_cements '41t·--'410 Sill&le Story p..i.. Su Almosph•te , .Bedtoom!Ba~' 'Carpets l.:. Drapes, : ' Air COod:itioned Heated Pool ·c arport & Storage " HIDDEN VILLAGE -·'-""' >"" I -. ..... Wltaddya W~mt?·Wltaddya Got? SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR NATURAL BOR~ SWAP!'ERS Special R•te S Lints -5 t imes -' 5 bucks ' •YLll -AD MUST INCLUDI 1-WUI .,.u '11t .... i. Ir..._ t.-WMI YM wtnl r,. "'''· J-YOUll jtl'ION ".llCll•r ,.., .. ,, ...... ""-'1f •dYIHtlJitlt, • s.-f<IOTMI,.. ro• SALi: -TUOl5 ONLY I ' Te Pl•c•·Y6ur Tr•dtr's Par•dise Ad !'HONE 642-5671 GARDEN AP'J'S 2500 South Salta Santa Ar .. * 546.1525. COSTA i\1ESA C·l COR 90 x ll7 • 2 bldgs SGS,000 li1iiiiOiiOii0iiOii0ii0iiOiii I equily $42,000 for hi & h VILLA MARSEILLES d'""· 1936 J.1GT A • 1sl of T series. Rllns good. Very T8J't" .. $1900 equity, trade for boat or " BRAND NEW OWNER 64""'51! WANTED ~ OVERW ~IGHT I LADIES For' weight red cing program to· establish statistics for ra id permanent weight loss, conducted by q ~lilied physical culturists. 11.1ust be a min '1J,um or 20 pounds over- weight, have tr '1>SportaUon and not cur- rently under doctor's care. All inquiries com- pletely confidential. AL0S GARDENING MAIDS Avall. lmmred , Xln 8CM.RD )'OW" c:hlld for wkt'lds. tor G&rdnlhle 4 small land-ttl'1. Call Ne w po rt Competent motber/dai.¢ter acaPtrv .ervioes can M0-5191 Strvlces, &U-1224 ' day or cormo. Aces.$ Ii: over. Mesa Smrinc Newport, CdM, CO&-,-=·="=·======= Verde llff!3, ~. ta Mn&. Dovtr Sboru,1- BABYSITrlNG, larp tncd Wtstclttl. Painting. yd, good lunches. Only 2~ JAPANESE Gardener P1perh1nt1fftl 6ISO )'TS. Nr Beach • warner. monthly nte, Gen. cltanup: METICULOUS PAINT. 842-8256 ~a.sonable. Free eat . BLUE CHIP srAMPS, INS . TEACHERS Cbldrn. Chlld &4J.22l9 crew col. student.'. Int-ext ~~·~30~~:~ ~!v~~~Jeri:g~ houses. ExJ>. Docki. mMU ~70'14 Tn.sh hauling, lot cleanup. No \\'asting ''BAB""'=v=51=n"1'°'NG,,.....-~""y-,.ho"mo=-.I RPpair .., • .,.,,. 613-1166. *WALLPAPER * When You call "Mac'' Weekly, Brookhurst 1 & LAWN .t Garden 1C&re, ..... 1... •••im Adams area. Rere~f!Cle• beauti(ication, weeding &: '" "'" ~ 968-.3051. I \ cleanup by college students. PHONE The rest .. then AS.K FOR MISS POWELL-~W·S414 , RELIABLE mother or 2 w~l Reas. 543-7363.,catina Bros. phone the best: Jordah & l ~~!!'l'!!!!!!!!!\'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!! babysit l cblld, aie 3 h,' ~ GARDENING SERVICE Son Painting. L I e ens. d ' ·--my home. $25 I "''k. Mesi Experienced Japanese bonded, insured. 968-91~. FINANCIAL Found (Fr" Adil 6400 V•rd• areo. Ol£.Rl1B 51S-0228 * PAPERHANGER * - B_U_S_l_N_E_S_S_a_nd ____ "-"'"-"--"--BABYSIT my home C.M. EXP. Japanese Gardener. Recognii~d Authotity Buiineu , GRAY, male cat 1''1ea collar Preler infant or 3-.4 yr old. Gen. cleanu.p. llaullna: lrff•. Prior Instructor 646-2449 Oppertunititis 6300 marked S.1>70. 545-5097 Call anytime. ~1853 Maint. yard 646-0619 McAdams Painting Serv. · -LI.EGE -·•··t will JAPANESE Gardenin& lnter. & &:fer. Special rales L.11 ·-1 • co .... ~, ls 646-3645 AAA -babysit ,aJt 4 pm in C.M. Service. Neat work. Oe&?nAp on ap · CANDY SUPPL.Y BU< Male Cocker-Poodle, 548-5396 yd. maint. 968-2303. FOR Fast Courteous Serviet, ROUTE silver toe polish. Ans tol'B='AB'=v°'srrr""'"IN"G"'"'m::-cm:::y::-;:hom=e Compl ... y •rd Carel 21 yn Bay exper. Call Bob, (NO SELLING INVOLVED) ··George'', La.st seen at by tht week. On Placentia, Jl!\: 540-4837 ~ Commercia! & income prop. · Santa Ana Aye It Palisades, nr \Yilson, CM .. 548-730J. . , YOU SUPPLY THE PAINT downtown Laguna. older. Plan one •···· •· .$975.00 CM Se t 2nd. g SSO l;i;i-;;:o;;;:u,in.o;;-<<;;;;;;;.:: 081!1dentng: Land cleanups, $10 Per Averagt Room SPACIOUS Ptrlect Bay Boat. 16'.Glspr, 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts. ~ HP olh, trlr. full equlp. Adult Living Sl500 va!Ue Fak any yr or Furn. A Unfurn. make Car, P.U., or Camper. ~. coJor coordirlal-J~ ~2-012,. 645-0466. od a~ • plush sha& 3 Units on 2 lots, Via Lido carpet • Clto1tt of 2 .color area, Equily S25,000. Tradt ICbemff • 2 bath# • atlJl. for T.D.'9·or ?!7?? ' ahawfl'll -mirrored 'fl'.ard-· George w{Uiamson Realtor robe d~ -indirect light. 673-4350 673" 1564 Eves. Trade for San Francisco or Plan two •••••••• $1625.00 • rd ~ t ret ~!Ml BROOKHURSI' &. Atlanta· sprnklr sys, roto.-cement Free Est. 557.116.38 N. Calli. recreational acre; ~Ian lhttt ...... $3250.00 ~ ~!~ Fenced yard, friends. toys, work. C.D. Yancey, 646-5860 l;;;""oi<;;;;ru;;;;--;;i'--:;-::;I Cooh R""ui-... Excellent in. ~~· . lunches. Refs. 9ti8-(i8l9 R~ ·TILLING lawns PROFESSlO~AL, 30 "i r I age. Owner 494-1652. ...., -.. '"" Off h"l 1 ......c..1ie 1 1 v 1v-• l'll!W exp. paperhan(ting Ir. pain- oome for a few hOurs week-w 1 e m n . ........,.., oa om.o Care my home 5 trees & shrubs removed. tin ... from England. 968-7461 Trade use of my twin eng ly \\'Ork. j0ays &: Evenings). '9;4 in H.B. are An5Wers to da F t · Vall 12R~•~.,~-~F~,..~-~·~·~t.~54~S.~5~92'~. -llit~-t·J:'p;;;;;;h;gc-;;;;;;r.;;;:-: "Rust·r• Reward 841-0509 or ys. oun ain ey, R &. L ...,.;nting interior -power crsr lor use of your Refilling and .collecting GE'7,497 96&-346.f. c l It Ed Lawn ,.... cam""'r/motOr home, 3 wks, mone)' from coin' oPera.ted ';'~~~~~~-~~--liimi'."i;;b~it;;;&;;;!O.Yi'O: I u ge exterior. We are reuonable. ,.., ~ . Wll.L babysit infant to 4 yrs. Mainlenanee, Llc'd, blM.tred 645-2505, 548--0823. ACTION HERE AT THE Coad fa/ _)j.g.enb'I 540-6055 WE PLACE PEOPLE e SECRETARIAL e OFFICE e CLERICAL e SALES • ADMINISTRATIVE e TECHNICAL ASK YOURSELF ~ tn kitchen -breakfast bu • hUJ"e ptiva~ fenced patio • plwrb Jvxi.scaping • brick Bar-B·Q's . Jatge beat- td pools &: lanai. Lovely hom e in hi-desert ror weekend or permanent living. Val!U' S.10,000. Trade for your IOC'HI property, Sept/Oct. \Vrite Box M·1086, "dispensers in Costa Mesa a LB MAL.E dog'. be111e. brwn Mon thni Fri. $20/wk. 570 548-4808 alt.. 1;;;;;,.:7"'="'"":..:::--.::::;; I Daily Pilot, 22U \V Balboa and surrounding area, We & bUc, W1te half, Lge brwn B kll Laguna Bch INT. &: Ext. Pailltlng. Local Would t hirt me if I were lht Newport Beach establish roull'. IHandles eyes, long tail. Answ's to roo • ' CLEAN UP SPECIALIST ref's, uc·d, ins., tree est. employer? 3101 So. Bristol St. (1' ML N. of So. Coan Plau) Santa An• PHONE: ill-121!11 L.....,a Booch S71S name brand candy and .. Tiki." 613-7640 Reward! BABYSITTING, my ho~. New fenct It ,tt(>Bir. odd Call Chuck, 645--0800. 8 Unils. good rental area. 511J;1cks.' For prrsonal inter. LOST • all black lema1e cat ~. yd5.t~~ier school jobs. Reas, 543-6955 COU.EGE Students, 3 yrs $38.000 4'quity: i n c 0 m e view in Costa l\1esa area, \Y/lge green eyes 8/lG.1-=d="="'='="======== 1..AWN &. Yard Service exper. No drinking. Bill or $13,500. For hous!', COm· SE'nd namt'. address and 557-1585; eve.Ii 962-2595 1· 6590 Exper, Neat, Reasonable Steve, 54&-4549. Want IJO\\'l'r or houseboat Jll!'rc~~~E';~5~~";h. phone number 10 MULTJ-FEMALE SiarneSl', "I c : Car~~·~··~·~l~n~g,_____ • 6'16-985..1 *-* PAPERHANGING to 40· or !\1obile home. Trade 8 TATE DISTRIBUTING, Fernleaf I< 2nd AMws to CARPENTRY THE GARDEN DOCTOR k PAINTING. * 968-2425 10 -ta.<m. eqty ln 20 AC R·l l;(}M!\1ERClAL lncome pro-JNC. 1681 We!rt Broadway. "Java'" 67!>-Ia21' MINOR REPAIRS. No Job Have pickup.will haul .heart of lo~n or ~ vi!'w Ioli; fl!'rly, free & clear, ~xt to Ano.!~~111. Calif. 92802 l7l4J • -Too Small. Cabibet 1D ~ -===="='=·'="'='===::I Plastering, Pitch, O.C. Pal ~4: &'l>-0040, Sears.. Va l. $65,000. For 778-""""'. Personals 6405 .ps I: o t ll er aitmetL -·-R I Hilve"ladies opal ring uriits, hou!e or beach prop. TIRED Of lay offs? Are Yoo 561115, tt., anner leave Gener•I Services ~ epa r <IM-4746, 499-1331. • -vaJued at $185 to tradl' 01"'NER 67~ honest & ambitious! You FREE ! mflC' at '5#12.. Jl 0. * PATOI PLASfERING OCEA..1'1 VIEW • Lrg tor antique swords, guns can own a fully equiped Andft91:m LOVE OF LIFE • • • All types. Free estimate• Will my past investigation proud or it! r'NX>rds stanrl and am 1 ff your ans1ver is an honest yes, may \\"f! help you search? Two "'eeks of Inst wages will cover our 1f"e to hflp shorten the gap be~ jobs. Bachelor. 1 & 2 BR apts. or '!'!~! Will trade 19' sloop, slps 2. Laguna Beach busines.~. l;;;='i-i;:::::;:--::;=::;:;::-= NOT HANDY? Call ~25 l!'\Jrn ar unfurn. Crpl.6. drps, 673-080~ 17 gal _frcsh v.•11lcr tank. 6 Established 5 yrs. Will train QuaJ Constr, carpentry, roo-Need repairs or minor alter-Come Tn, in Your fSunday blt.ru, patios, walking ap t..!erc, :.i sails & Anchor & sell lo trust worthy party, HUNTING.TON BEACH ting,_ all home imprvmntl!. ations'! e.g. garage, shelv-Plumblng 68'0 Beat! and dillcuss this wiU! distaoce lo town. 100 Oill 1966 Dodge Convertible Po-,."OR vw or Station wagon. Tiny down. 0 'fiO er: POWER SQUADRON'S No job too am. Free est ingCor cabinets, doors cut us, v.·e can shorten tinuo Dr .. Ug. Bch. 494-~98 :~:ra:: f~m~:Uio= 54a-1120. 540-1123. 833-271$, 494-8503. BASIC BOATING 1~5'!&-=l~°"'=·,..-:w~--..,_-=.,-~ml::; ott,' leaky faucet, How's the HOMr REPAIRS between jobs. We speak u a '* * WOOD'S COVE * * COIN LAUNDRY • most COURSE QUALITY """""" .... • s water beater'!' Many others. Plumbing-electrical. $7.50 Hr. third party when talkina: ta Beach 1 ,; block, new 1 A: 2 car. 10 or 20 ac~s close to big '"--"o·M ,·. s. ca Ii f . H·-t' 1 •-ch gen'J constr. a: carpentery. Call 642.-1155 or 642--0506 ' employers and many times ~-Id 557-93.i9 · h = .. "" .•ng on U9• Free consultation &: quote. Br. uu ~1edaUion apts. lake & river. Fishing, unt. Localed at Baker & t High School , Call Ken 645-0044:, 54M23S. MORTGAGE &: PROPERTY PLUMBING REPAffi can more eUectively point Each h!lve:l~ BA •. Pool. Wha:tdo"you ba'vetotnde! inf & camping. Btwn hwy f'airview. c.M. Established Rooms 1Jl & 122 l;i;;:;:;-;';;;;;;-'.:"..,.;;:o,;;;;wol Control!. Mon·Fri, No job too small ,out yoor skills and iood S200 JJp. Le'ase .. :2175 S. Coast List tt here -·bl Onl~e 40 & :'!O, nr. Winl'mucca_. trade. Terms avail. to REPAIRS* ALTERATIONS Hours'91o3. 545-4544 e ~" ~128 e qualities where it would H -10-~3929 Startinn Sept. 14 and ~ _., "''Y:'"'"'-~or .. ~ · Counf.)>'a lal'lf'Sf read trad· \/ev, Trade for ear, camper, qualified buyer. See·the.11 ··• * CABINETS. Any 1ize ,.,v APT OWNERS-WE CAN 24 HR PLUMBING seem like bragging if you •• ADULTS' ONL \' trv pol! -ur1 make• deal. OOrse ranch or ~? 5-10..2333 Call, 644-1307 each ·=bo~rough 25 yrs exper. 548-Ei71l SA VE YOU MONEY. , 1 & REMODELLING were to ny the same thing Quiel pleasant unfurn. ·• *. * '*' CUSTOM tailor shop, esl. 8 1--=,.,.~====~·I* REPAffiS, remodding -& with preveniative mainten-5.57-9644 to 1.n emPtoyer. Apt. $175.00 Util. incl. * * * yrs. Going business • nets * FUI.J..Y UCENSED * patioll. No job too .small. anc.e & mi.nor rf!!)8in. Calli:========= f''urn. Studio \\'/kilch. l!!!!~!'!!!!'!!!!'!"l!'~!!!!!!!!!!!!!"l!'!!'!!!\''!!!!'!!!!!'!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I SlOOO month plus, Owner Renowned J-Ilndu Spirituali!t 673-5417. l.tORTGAGE & PROPERTY R mod II & Sl.35.00 Utll. i11cl. lraving area. S2!Xl0 . try S&OO Advice on all matten. fi='==='======::;::: Controls. Mon-Fri, 1 e "I Ph coU. D\\')'cr Z!J:437-620-i REAL ESrATE REAL ESTATE down, hum !! Call George, Love. Marriage, Bu,siness Cement, Concrete 6600 Houn ,_3_ 544-454-4 _Repair 6940 Ck:f>anfront-bcau! 2 br, 2 ba, Goneral Goneral Agt. 51!.'>-!1424 Readings given 7 days a ~RA~l~N-gu~,~.,-~~,~.-,~,~.~1co1~,~dc.1 GEN'L remodeline & maint. l I I I · i-·' week. 9 AM • 9 PM CONCRETE. All types. Free N b t I I sp lt r.ve • ne\\' Y pain ""· 6000 Commerci•I 60l5 haul Rai•"' season here aoon. 0 jo 00 •ma • draped & carpt'ted. Choi~ Income Property UNIQUE Be1auly sFhop: {31 312 N. El Camino Real, H t. Sawing, breaking, · r:<..,:,.v -I. R•••'· .,.. 0 ......, 0 Lic'd/insured. 675-8183. "-''-----'--~-,---Stations nness orces Sa,... ing & s\!;i pJoading. Service ~'"""'~D .._.. .. ......, locatKJn. Vear round $275. 21 -r., Return & ~nda.blr, 3 · · · . n .... emente, . b - <:al! 538.m; Clean. l'l'ntcd huusci; & one C-2. S. A!AIN S,A. 4 bldgs. l =S=ol='=·=,,,..::=~"="=:hl==P=M·=;:=: 49'1·9L'l6, 942-1))76 & quality. 548-81i68 Bo Ed's Cleaning: Servic;e. Sewing 6960 RerTtala 'Wllnted . 59911 apartrnt>nt. near Be11..c h 1.35 attes 10 RR track. --1~~,-,,S~s==~~==~ MORE C.oncretc patio for Carpets -Upholstery -W•n·l---''------- Blvd . .'lluntington Beach. c. N!'ar fwy/ample parking. Money to LCNn 6320 *MA AGE &. SAUNA less money. Arti.stic scttina;. dows Floor Care. 54;M)487 1 can help you keep your 4 Zone. $lOpocl ().o w,n , &1011• mkt \'alue. Owne.r Lovely girls/ EXPERT MAS. Lie .. call M.a.x a t 644-0087. Remodeling, fence bldg".. wardmbe aharp Ir. up to . . . . . lt')·"·.ooo Tot.i.. . . 5Z>-2212 1st TD Loan ~AGE. Ask _about our Las CEMENT Work o( all kinda. ....intin<> &. gen'! repairs. date. Former designer now '\VM'TED by mature l-'tlUple, ......., Vegas vacations 1D AM to ,,_.. ·-e • · tiM Rt>aJonom;c!f ·Cor" · Free esL Reas. Xlnt. ref's, 642-5471 located tn th15 beau ,..nnanent, unfurriishett '2 ,. 2 Ahf 7 DAYS 2930 W r=.•o I"" E Commercial Bkr. 675-G700 lndustriel Rent•I 6090 8~ INTEREST • · · 636--03'14 NEED ,,_"•. Look"' up at coast area . .no· ~ ves BR apartment, cottage or Coast Hwy NB ~ ru:..u- mobile home., patio or yard, Bu11'n•ss Rental !' --.,--,N-DU_STRIA_ ·L--.-pa-c.-. 2nd TD Loan . . . DECORATIVE CONCRETE Newport Services! 642-1224'1;i;LP7"av,.;'"'';;--;;:::::::::--.,.,= L n "· ~ ·-• 6060 FUU.Y LICENSED * DRIVE"WA' vo PATIO day.,...,, QUALITY You·~ alway• agu a 0<.·ao.:u ...... ----·-·----1230 sq ft w/ofl.ice & dnve-n -..,.,. H' d Sp" ·t·-•· I ~ ~ -'emd, rnaximum $140 1200 SQ FT '"-I b ... ll r1.•:nowrini tn u in ... is CALL DON, 642-8514 wante<i. Dre"smaking -t-"'' ® . . o ....... ""' a so i11 door in rear. $1!;.;i mo. Terms a:.n. on equ y. Advice on all malters. H I' 6730 aJt r K Sa 1763 'IJIO. Oct. 1 · 4si-~ 600 sq. ft. store. $00' $1.lO. 1240 .. c ·• Logan St, CM. 642~2171 545-0611 Love. Marriage. Business * CONCRETE wurti:: patios, "_!u '"'.~------<n!':g~8~e ., ~~M. ~~l.292. 3 OR 4 Br hsc up to S215 mo. l:C=·=M=.="=~~21=30====== l i"""";;i;";;~'-:c<;;;;;-;;;-;;;-;;;;;;;;; Serving Harbor area 21 yrs: R('adings given 7 days a drvwllYS. et«:. L icensed. T.N.T. Lawn s er v i~ e, Alt lions_ ., 2 • 5845 Family man w/3 chldrn ~ -FOR Lse • 5300 flq. fl prime S•ttltr Mortg•ge Co. week. 9 AM • 9 PM Philli~ Cement. 5'8-'380 Garage clean-ups, hauling er• - llJ yrs. Call 644-3424 & ask Offica Rent .. .:. 6070 w •re h s e $pllce-all/pru1. 336 E. 17th Street 312 N. El c 3mino Rea!, _ & light moving. 54g..5863, Neat, accurate, 20 year.; exp. lor stort' m.er. SUPER-DELUXE QUALITY' IrviM Ind. Mr. Bullard I ·A=N"N"O"'U"t1=c"E"Mo;E"'NT"""'S-San Oemcn1e Child. Care, 531-3729 e Dre&smaking-Alterations HOUSE or i\?1 urifur, 2 J..2.3 rioAf.' il'ji·'-i 3.000 sq. 5t6-8051 •nd NOTICES 492-91~. 942-0076 LiconMCI 6610 y A RD I Gar. c l elJlup. Designed lo suit ~u. Bdrm, :gar. /li'pt Hg1s or ft. offiee suitt.s~ ~zn:ed. «· Singlt . \.\lidowed. Di\/Ottt'd Remove trees, ivy. trub. CalJ..Jo * 640-0446 O:isla Mf'sa . To $1 3 0 . cupancy, Orang!': c n I y. Lots'--_____ 6_1_00 Found (Ftee Ads) 6400 M & w men JOYL.AND Kindergarten " Grade, backhoe, 962-8745 -• 6974 Maturr roupl". 540-1793 Airport Irvine Commerc. -R • 1 ~ CM. Can build 40 en 0 Pre·Schonl, 1797 Monrovia, HAULING $10 A LOAD Tilt, Ctr1m1c -. .v • FOUND \'ery largf': young c M Full & 1 • d can • 4 BR unfurn h.~P. for Complex, adj. .Airporter units. Phil SUUivan., Rltr. heige d'lg. resembl!!'s Great Everyone's; looking for the ~73 or 64~72ay . Clean up: Ttte Serv. Gen. * Verne, The Tile liian * school year. We,.;tcli U area. HOil'! & .Restaurant. banks, !"J.18-6761 • Dane. \I/ell behaved. Bluff.~. right OfM> We have a way. Priming 646-2528, 543-8043 Cwt. work. Install It repain:. (Cli) 284-9306 rollf'C'! San Diego & N'pt . Fwys. Corona dtl Mar Hi·Schl. 547.6667 24 hr record.· MY Home, l_iot lunch. ftncecl TRASH&: Garage clean-up, 7 No job too sml. Plaster ~ niother l I'll nrrtl UNCROWDED PARKING Acreage 6200 644-4567 S. call tts &-·begin to live! ~d;_ ~:!~"'pl.I· Y·, Ages days. $10 a load. Free est. pa.tio. Leakifll' shower ~-2 br unf. Xlnt .:efs, \\'1ll pay 1.0WEsr RATES '-"'--'-=--------· I ~~==-7'.,.._-,-= ....., ""'"" .,...,....,..., Anytime, 543-5031. ttpait. !$130.S4>6736 Owner/1ngr.2172 DuPontDr., MALE Bas~t Hound· n'g. Single · Widowed · OiYOtted MOVING G cl ~"P&'-,,-~":.:.c'·,,1~'5~7~/84&--0'i:i,-206~:-'.~ ~ '.Rm. 8, Ne"-·ifOrt Beach. El co.liar, flea · collar brov.•n * LIFE Contractors 6620 • arage ea 1; 5995 83.1-~223 Courtesy to Brokers PRE PAR ,I, saddle, u. brown fiitt, Vic lite hauling. Reuonablt. Ceramic tile in.stalled or re- 'RMfltS for Rent _ Bo~'ling Green Dr. C.M. * THE REMODELERS * Free estimates. 645-1602. paired. Remodeling my . :\.'\J'l.'T locaU011: lrg furn, 1 Bedrfn_ in beaut. hon1~ plus U5" 0: ~cks, 1><1lioi;, & 1 ma.ny privll. For prof \ll(lm;tn or r1Ji('hl prrwn, I Slllmo. 1-1.B. 842-56.°>l BEAUT. hla1e \\"/pool ha1> Mc:tnl BP. lor "!11PIO.\lf'\l 1ain'. Prn·il. SlOO n1 o 516-6i ·IO MEDICAL -DENTAL For your 2nd home "in ad-:157-8297 is rxciting If shared wi the Free ests -10070 financing HAULING &. cleanup, trees specialty. Work gUar. ~as . St•it!'s avail, Best location. val'll.'e." Buy yoUr land in GrRL'S Stingray bike. Vic righl one. S1op ·w•i;ting Kitchen&. gara ges & shnlbs removed. Reas. pr~d. Free est. Call SJ&. Xlot parking. Modern facil-S!\IQG.F'REE SILVER VAL-. Marguer\lr. CdM. O\\•ner yours. V.'e ha vr a smllrl c arp or is Comp I et e f'rec estim. 548-5924 24~ ities. Immediately available. LEY . onJy 18 mi. cast of inusl idcnllfy. 67:,..JllZ'l afler \\"ay. 547-6667. 24 hr. record. Remodeling. G & CLEANUP - BAYSHORE CENTER 2~ •-PALM READINGS A.1ality Contractor11 642-3000 HAULIN Tree Service BarslO\\' and approx "' •Ini 5 PM. "'' $10 a load * 548-1092 601 Dover Dr., N'pt Beach fr1)n1 the Orange Coast (ac· KEYS Fountl on beacb vie. Card$ t· Sand Jleadings MY WAY. quality home BOB'S TREE SURGERY >-< 47s-&050 0 cording In the rate you driv!'. Island & Balboa. Inquire Hrlp in All Matte~ repair. \Valls, cei!.ing, lloora Housecleaning 6735 is back offering the same 6918 -or cou1~1-at front counter, Daily 10 AM-10 PM. 7 days etc. No job too small -----~----Fine Qaulity Tree Serviee. IM• ••r·Mt Cl.,& Plan ro hli.\'f" your land bought Pilot, 2211 ea11:ioa, N.B. 213 • 6!17-9272 I.a H:ibra ;,.t1-1494 DtITCH Jl,{aint. Servi~. car-* ~3798 • * $1i PfJR \\'cek·up w HILLGREN SQUARE k-ilc;Mn. $30 flC'r \\'l'('k • up 1900 sq ft Deluxe Ott.ices Apls. ~10TEL 54g..97~. Av11.H. for immt'd. lcSSP. in one of cities busiest 1>Dop. t· paid for brfore the lime FULLY LICENSED Addition.~ * Remodeling pe_t cleaning._ floor \\"axina: .• JOBS & EMPLOYMENT ·1 bu PT PekingeSf', young beige or totnes hl bu1 d or Y a 011>· SIV'"'GERS•. N•w Ora-}'red H. ~nvick. Lie. window wa!!hing. 537-1508 Jf ____ -------tan in color Jound vicinity or u• .... ~ bile hOmt>, lhen you can Harbor "rwl Newporl Blvd. Co. Guide. For lrtt inlo, 673"6041 * 5'19-2170 hO a.ns call an 3. Job W•nted, Men 7000 <l~tun nf the lovely man-CM. 675.~ \Vrilf' S.C.S.C. P .O. Box ADDITIONS. L.T. Construe-BAY & Beach Janitorial 01ade Jake stockM wjtb fish, 2Ul, Anaheim, 92804 tion, Mngle or 2 ~ory. plans, carpeu windows floors SCRAM LETS COLLEGE" <r Y.·11rking ·girl. ping centers. will divide. 'Bal. Ill. Kit.\ TV nn. Tel. /dr-cond:; mlfS'ic,. ):lanellng, iS1t mo .. 111'. '4;,..36_13 •ri ..i-... M ~•k' & =i-.==='~-~==: I (:fl) .. , .... ""· ax. ,..... g SLEEPING raom, priVilte rnaint. ~O E. 17th St., C.M. j ~ nice area. ~lr Bram 213: 651-7700 collect v.•e1er.!lkiing, "boat rowing," YG MALE colllt must ALCOHOLICS Anon""""'•• est & layouts. 847-till. etc. R;I 4 Co~mc'!'. • swimming. tor~ 1urturt identify. PLEASE CALL J""'-.,...,1401 HtDEA\VAY. CARl Monta Vista School. Phone 542-7217 or write to ADDITIONS-REMODELING WINDOW-· 5 ·" w·"· .... bed .• ANSWERS \Vhy-nol get yoor ful11.1"' plans 642.-4424 N.B. P .O. Box 1233 Costa Mesa. Frte Est. Call 548-'2575 ...., .. ..., forfnalized NOW & BE PR& BEIGE & ru~t silky male Pennyrich Bra5 -Swimwear FENTON CONSTR. CO. Fln, stripped, sealed I: --~ Motels, T.-.ler Ceum ~8-0.190 59'7 ~ NIGlfT up, $30 v.·k/up , /SUNNY ACRt:s ~lo1rl, Z379 N e•f''1r ! Rlvtl, Ci\! 54~ t-" arwa...r P..ates . .51'.:A LARK 1'f011':1.. 'l ~ o 1 Ne9JIQl"I !llvd, Co~IR ~IC!-11. 5999 · d · · N l w l P·-onal 11·1t,·n-. by appl waxed. Free ~t. 897-1834 Tavern -Tweed -Study C PARED -others an: 011);8 tenier m ewpor es "'"' ... ~ · NUDIST DESK SPA E ·~ -0, u< 0029 Ca__. Clffnlng 6625 d'Y oc n;ght. 613-3090. -Stigma -U ...,.. lhcre ate 200+ man· 968-1340 l=='~=~=··==~===::.:1.;..~'.:.... ..-_·--.,-~---1 I · k t th 1 30 . N El C • R I nd • JOE'S CLEAN SERV. .1 11 a nown act 8 l:i o. amino ea n1ade lakes in the area a ROY r n-...nter pick urt your bl d ido · · NU S Cl I b 'll ......... !«' Announcements 6410 a "· ~ w. do Ev~·"·"n°"Rell It '" men .we m )Oln • \In emen e n1ore are being u1 evPry lu,nch box. 9062 Bobbie · • .,,,. ..... ,.-DIST colonies 492-443> day?! Chfek your map for Circle, ll.B. ~ ~ Comm, Free Est. 642-7551. _ · DESK SPACE location, ~Of' for younell: ="'7..C-..;;;;-=CTCu<'.iioO FREE "cARPET ,. Mesa Cl.caning Service Job Wanted, ' 11,A 1u .... a 1 d-.crn. .• it is WANT ADS SEU.! 60-fi678 d •··-1 ' ' .-" •uc STEAM CLEANED Carpeti;, win °"'1• ~··· e c, Women 7020 222 Fore st A venue high rlf'st'rt. clean. riry e.ir ~ .. a 5 REASONABLE RATES Res & Commc'I. 548-4lll --· h btnutifu1 del!('rt ("()llntry. ~-Poraon•ls -DO YOU NEED "E? Laguna Beoc Jwt-en 2 tria.Jor ftteways. I ~==~-:_:=====::, Basic boating co urse Al*l' cal'flt!t il'l.llLa.118.tioll FOR Any Of Your Home rv1 494-"""~ of£cred to the public 646-5971 Care NcM~. A ti Y ! bin g VIBRANT REFINED I.ADY '"VI> C:nll me und I ~·HI lcll you Hong Kon9 P l;;,'°";;;c"""C:::::::--;:;;::'.;c:: I any1in1e NPwporl services, ADMJNISrRATIVE ASST'. LUX URY Nt·"· oUu·i'li, iirlnie n1orr1 ! 01rnrr, f"16-5TIO any. T I by the Balboa owcr DIAMOND Carpel Cleaning 642_122,1. day or eve n. d RI d I 1·11· ai or S'qnadron. Sa i l as .... k to School. s-ial 1--o=c;c;;--;=c;--;"'"'""'' moving lo Laguna. 20 )'1'5, 0<'a · 1 v • I\ r, <'lllll, 11 ' ' ,,..~ WOULD YOU BELIEVE ' I~ tN TOWN \\"eU as po,ver boal· 300' S1 3. Free Est. -office mg1 cxper + L.A. drnlJ('~. i•ic, 1•4 l)r rm . 1·11 Cl•on You• Hom• to• t C ·i 21~ 394-ooi-all Septem'-I & f ting taught. Starling Repair·lni;ta!L 6t5--1317. "' • • Chamber o ommerce. sui ,~s.. i· ·) · ·' (· COMMERCIAL J..art;e ~tock for hnm~ 7 P'M M S L 2 Blue Chip Stamps, Qualified orxanizer wonder ifANT'ED: Dbl ~arSJ!'.I' tor collt'CI. 4 113 Ac"'' 2 blacks from dla1r /iurc:h&J;e lt: on.. ep 1. STEAl\t Jet carpet cleaning. 894-610.1 • • andtw car K: P e r in • PROX 700 " . UNA ever'-Monday n t t e By oanw.. nation • widt ful v.•lth people. Excellent ;;141111'1', by mo or yr. \\lill A~ .. 1 CMsq 1 . 1 at 16~ Iili~ion S.J .C. $.10,000 per HO EL LAG for 13 weeks. At New-ae. ~-Frte tst &42-40".A 2 Women, eUJclerit. rtsume •vaU.ble. Writ" Box • ., """"' /\ 11 'P1 "'· • · N<'11 ' crpt, ac,,_.. tteaHor ~m.I c .. st HWJ, i'av• tran!l-ation. • 1 "-'""' &.ch <Ir ..-·IAJ' 1IJI tn S30 mo. 54 u-.. :i.J., drp!l. $l:x>/mo. 6·12-2821. _,=,,·=-=-==:::--11 Ug..,.. ... c.h port Harbor Ya c b t ~ * 548-tii"" * ..., ._ ... _ ...,..,,.., •*GARAGES fOl' Rent: &12-SI06J Multlplr ioncd aettap Call Mr. El!lward Tien Club, 720 West Bay F __ loo_r_•--------1-:========='l;;;iL.;:-A;i.;;2l';J:;:;;l3;:;,J-;;;;i':::;;;;;;;:;,· $2S per mo. UP lo 3600 sq lt.-Deluxe. air Onin1te County hr ·=~ Avenue. New port ·-CARPET VINYL TILE Ironing 6755 NEED a Uve-tn babyliltflr? l Call 6G-Q!IJ cond. '"f1lts. drp~. ln corn-Bania &raltg ••• LADll• -· Be a ch. Bring note--uc C'ONTR. FREE ur.1---=------1 am 19 and 1~ c1hlid~~d· REAL ESTATE por er <'tntr.r bldg, 646-7425 G4U5fiO • BM.Utiful 3·pc double book & pen c i I first St 7212 ,,. TRONtNG * Toddltn Pl't•ri•n1. \\vw Gentr•I or~ knit •ool 11-ulta, rn11ny nite. Any questions '* I). * 11.!y Hom•. n Hr. ltke 10 work ln vie Vista ---------·INEWPOR'T lllflN>s t·tp! & l;ovemment land·SS acrT styli'~ & color combi-_1167J.JS5S. F ltu R I Pick Up & De\lv, 545--7641 Shopping Center. fi.1~15 & I P 6000 \\'ril~LAnd Packa,at. 1185 naUoru. 1Sl'.cJ1 8·22, \:dl um re ntor "I ===========I ,.~k for Sherri ncmne. roperty drps. ~an \."ie11.-. tron1 STS. Arrowhead. Sitn Bndo 9'24.10 $30\••. Y,'x11ul!li!f' ht>sd· II 's"E"R"'v=1c"E"'D"'l"R"E"C"'T"O"R""Y _& Reflnlshiftt "75 790 Call (lwocr alt 6. 6i!'H64t l'd dtt''-~es, 11"-('ft1t'~ & J•nitori•I 6 LOVING 11l()fher v.•ith infAnl CUnOM 4-PLEXES BUSINESS •nd bagii. double knit v.•ool Appli•nct Repairs ru~JTURE Sllippina A: SPARKLE Janitor\al & \Yin-w1~htll 10 <'8"' tor anothrr ;paclolli! 3 bedrm ownr~ apt Commercial 60&5 FINANCIAL pents suits•••. PcrrM·I Par ts 6510 rclinishln1. dow cle11.nln• Setv \\!In· chtld \\"rtk-<111~11. + fJJ 2 bl'dml, 2 btU1 rTnf . ----·-----· ----------"'·orkmt1n1ihiti•••. llli;h· *&1~* . · 66-2927 lll-s in v.:duslw-arei. ot ,.._._ 2 U::~Sf'rl oornmcrciaJ urutJ i Buiin•ll e~t q111\llt)'. ... , .. ,~, • ~-r ~-,.i..,e '"'='""======= ck>Y.·s. tt~id .. comet conat.,;";;;;;o.;;;;;:;::::;-;::::;::::;;--;:;: · · ••• MEN ••• '""" •..; L'•.l'~ iw I clt &nup. F'ree est. fl62.06'12 12 WOMEN want ........ 'Ork. No porr ~rh. Xl111 t*'IX'r fl('· :; rt•n!ed· aJN1.'rt.lnf>n1:c llJ Oppo•tun1'tle1 4300 F' E 11m t w~-~.,denlng -·~· C ' Tailor madto 5uils, fit ~ " a f'll. ..,,.,, " NITE TT',fE CLEANING walls or windoM. ()\!,'fl cur,W le tax lrihclirr prop. dfl\\'nlOWn 'Sau kmMtl!. -~~-------c G IJtd C 1J ~31:19 " .r11, SS.21.0 lnt:lllmr. i bu!Jd. l .i' ~ Rrl "~n ,. .. l''.000 ·~wn. CA~fERA SllOP. \\.MlchU Ruai·antttd•••. wtom _ ".'."."'-· • · _ * LANDSCAPING * Commt"rcial & Re3fdent:lal tra111p. 542-8937 ... ""' .., "'' tMd1• xu1u•••&1.11X1J)('!ln ~ _ inp a1ld this mto'1h. Ont)· 6'.·• S)M!ndab!e + 1'1x sht'I· Pl&zoi -mot1va1ro !lelll'r. r.11brtc~•·•1000 s.amplf'~ B•b-itting 6SSO Nt\V La~n,, lawn rcmava.I, • 642-2369 • REf'rNEO Lady d eal res t ,~-.a Sotll!CI your): today. ter. ill f\lr, Harri' &45-8424 1~ choose t1·om•••Nf'"' --!.-n-nova11ng. Alt pbues land. pot!Uon ·w/tld<!rly lad)'. '15.• Down. ,7i,tm. Rf>slonomlcs Olf:'l!. South Cn11.-.1 Rl!all1~ shipment ju,1 ar11wd EXP'D mothllr will care tot ~ Jn8ti.ll &: dul_;;~. L.lc'd L•nd1c1ping 6110 Utr. boQSf>keepil'lf. Uv·ln, •ER.RON 642·1m Comm~rclal 8kr. G1f>-ff700 !\lfo:AT ~IAfU..'ET It DE'LJ. from J~onA Koiu::•••Low C'hlid er infant, my 1,., con1.r. 12 yn. Joe. exp. NEIV LA\VNS. ,..-"'Z:, t.ocA.1 ~a txel\anred. C.ll Dont•I A11i1t•nt Art )'OU exper! Plus docton ofe. needs a gal who can do xrays & all, Start $400. Call Jean Brown. Salos Rep. This co. need s a person who has been a mgr. in a rtady to wear store or who has been a buyer. Start $542 ,+ comm. Cali Sally Hart, l1191I Sec'y Gd 11kill!, 3"5 yrs lepl bckgrnd necess. Plush ofc. for sharp girl who wants a career. Start $600 mo. Call Gerri While. Travel Agent Trainee. Here is ,a ereat oppor. fo ge1 in!o ar tun business. Co. maturity, familiari ty of the local play area. Start $300. Call Jean Brown. Salts Man1g1r Trairitt. Best deal in town for aggrtSl!ive person wanting to get into the lrui. field. Start $700. CaJ1 Sally Hart. Fabric.a tor Nee!'I pel'l!On w/gd bckgrnd in lighting. Must be able to read blueprints & tlo 1ilvt-r soldering. Start $693. Call Sall y Harl. Medical Sec'y Doctor in l>eh area needs exper girl to handlt all tron! olc. duties. Gd typmg skills. Ablf' to use stenorettl!. Gd phone personaliry. F'rnt ofe. apl)tar. !\lust know medical ill!J, form~. To '500. Call Gem Wh ite. Mtdic1I Asst. This busy first class ofc. !'lfeds a gal who has exfllfr. In all llflck ofc. pmced!JJ"H. Start 1450. Call Jean Brown. Asif. Mgr Tr1lnH Co. lookin2 for depenclable perMn \\'hr> enjoys public oont acl. !\lust be able tn work nights & (ln wknds, Start $500 mo. Call Sally Hart. Gon'I Ofc Sec'y Sn1ne SH & gen'! Of('. l>Xf'l('r. \\i ll land this !or you. Bch art11.. great boss. To $425. Call Gerri \Vhile, MtdiuJ Sec'y C11n you usf! a dletapht>ne ~ ThlA Nally great doctor nttda a 1h.!lrp tx.pe.r. pel'90n tn b« Girl Friday. Start $450. Call Jt.11.n Brown. S.le1 Are )'Oii MIH Orlf':nted~ ~ )'OU h.11 ve 1t. rd arolid bck(ITnd <1( tUetel!lfu! aal~!. married It w"nt • clref'r v.•/ar n3ti()n1llY krl()\\•n o:o-Call now! \'our tAtnln[t flOl~ntial Is unlim. $700+. Call Gt!n-1 \\~kifr.. •crrnER FREE AND FEE JOBS AVA.ll.ABLE f\ort.ll KonR ,pri('('J••• -~•nr. 6*f789, • 1 U.. lpare room I falair:f RENTAL :· N~•:I ·to ~r. Hunhtuton Hartiour. Exceip llonl\I ''IUC!I. t httry home. \vkd)'1 , .536-1225. r otti •till.q, renovatiq,1-:::--c-:~:::--°"':--== &I> fbrl ~rti O •Mffied fluntinj1imltarbour. 3XlO $q-3~ S(f. !t, lll/592-Utol. J\fUST SEE TO 646-5S.l7 nm QUICKER TOU CALI.,. t':lt~UMJfl. ltT -2 4 IT M P'or an ad tn tell ~mmd • Cott• Mell MJ. DtaJ ~ IC'ld&J. ft. 213/592-2444 58 \urdl\Y . DIME-A-LINES! APPRECIATE Dally Pllol OusiflM Ad5 THE QUICKER. ]'OU SElJ. ~-'"'-"---· ------· _lh_o_cl_oc_k_,_dtal _____ ._ --------.•' 540-6855 2790 Harllot: BML I ' ( • I JC J, JI ' ; Li • n D• It ~ J, -- p, T " Pl n s • .. • .. b: " 2( " ' L •· 4' ,,. "' BA L. 5 BA b• w to liJ "" d• " .. w ' .. .. ki fr F ,, h• 2- af B' p Sl N• ' r.: ., ,C< .. D 8 JI Cn c Nt I• s It 1 Si " .. -~-·~-.,. .. I Mond11. S•pltmb<f 7, 1970 UILV 'ILllT !J JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT :!_oa5 & IMPLOYMINT JOIS & IMPLOYMINT JOBS & IMPLOYMINT JOIS & EMPLOYMINl JOIS i IMJiLOYMENT JOIS I tili'LOYMilNT Job W1nted, Jobs Men, Wom. 7100 Job& Men, Wom. 7100 Jo•bb•14Mllo101""' Wam. 7100 Jobs Men, Wom. 7~00 JM1 ~ Wem. 7100Jab1 Men, Wom. 7100 Women 7020 JAPANESE high t.<:hOol r1rl ;_;;;_:-;;;;;_:-;;;;_:;::_;;_:;_;;;;_;_;_;:;;4 *CASHIER/ HOSTISS * HARDWARE Stott: Stock SAUS ~"~~· c~'.'1'' Co. lJ6 9u1.1m11ACIU All " Ull HUD "C ·will livr in, !11other's hel~r. ~8-5182 LET me add.res~ y o u r envek>Pf'll, cireut11.r11, etc in my home. 642-4981 a ft 4 PM DAYWORK. Clean J na, ironing. By day or hOur . E>:perienced. 511-4972 Jobo-Mon. Wom. 7100 abilities an Li mite~ agef?C.Y I Psst .•. Liz \\'e've ?.!~ To Your Favorite Leiter, , . "'l". (8leS51rlgS ~ Please Stt OQr AdverUM'· rne:nt Under IRVINE PER- SONNEL SERV I CES & AGENCY. '!;RISH HOPKINS 488 E. 171h, Sui11' 224 C.i\T. 642-1470 Check Here with the Job Kings! *°"' 2 6'i1ce1 Cover* • ' All Of Or•nge County For cot!et ahop, HOTEL U . GUNA, "2Sc S, Cout Hwy .. t.aruna. Beach. 494· ll51 CARRIER BOYS WANTED DAILY 'PiLo~ Dana Point, Sa.n Jual'!I CaplJtrano and I Caplstnno Beach. Contact Mr. Seay\at DAILY PILOT San etemenle oftlce 305 N. EJ Camino Rea l 49Z44l0 CHILD care needed-Harbor View School area. CdM. lit grader needs supe.rvl1X>n '1 :4~:15 & 2:3().5:30. 5 days a wk. Your ho me or mine. Reliable, 673-5032. FEMALE CHILD care-rook·lt hllcpha:. 9: 30-6: 30, 4.5 dyl, prtl ACCT. CLERK TYPIST mature woman, 546-5&33 HELP YOUR HUSBAND You can earn up to $l2.!'l0 In an hour !akin& orden from yoiw friends, nei&flbe>n: and ttl&tives lot Studio Girl'• Houaekttplnc a p p r o v e d WI.GS, WIGLETS, FALLS and cometics! l Top profits, No lerr!lory resbictiona.. Also .ell where you \\"Ork. Full time or ape.re ho\tt.. Side line OK. Phone toll tree 811X).6ZJ-400 , ther Labor Dl.1 ls here write STUDIO G I R and it'1 tlmt to tell all my HOU.YWOOD, Dept. NC97, wonderfl\1 1appllcants ~I 11'61 Hart SI., No . ha1 been happenl,.-in the Holl)'\\-ood. Ca. 916()j, for tull infonnation and free Jlfllt )"Hf'. First, and most sa.mples by m&U. No one Important, 1 wilrh you LOVE will ca:tl on you. All replltt and tt.nk you for the contidtntial, Phone today. beauti1ut "'°'" ,ou'•• HEY GALS rdernd to fM, We ~ lD 5harp pls. full or part time. Alt 19-30. No exp. 11«'. $3.10 por hr SO .l'.11 SAWMIN ••• Yoo._, to llH- ... et• time National Chtmsearch Is looklnc tor a 1peclal kind ot man-not i' specialized 1tl of skills. Our many faceted bu~ines..11 lnvolve11 the manufac- ture and sales of Industrial and related product lines to the lnduatrial, institutional and commertlal markt-IR, and \\'e need outatandini:; men In ule1 and sales management. The be.ckgrournh of out" men are varied, some are. experienced salesmen. aome not. Wf' are interested in the man and are willing lo inVt'Sl our time, money ol eUort. in train- ing the rl1ht man to become successful. ' If you can v.·or.k "'ell under normal bllllness pres. surl'!I, make decisions and lear"' to lead othen:. National Che.ms~arch c:an of!l'.'r you an outstandin1 '":arttr opportunity now. The avera2e income of our n.lesmt-n aflt-r t heir first year is O\'t>r $17,000 annually and they have• growth potential de pr!l'ldent only upon lht'lr OY.'T'I ability, Rewt.rda: 11tt dittt:Uy proportional to li>di· vlduaJ dforts. We have been crowing at • 20.,;, rate annually for thP pA!lit elaht 18) years and intend tn continue Thu11, at Nation~· Chemsearch, ynu di:ln'l stand in line for opporlun1ty; your future is limited only by you nett. $500 MO. btwn 8 &: 10 am ;'"!!!!!""!""'""""!'""""'""~ j r.tusl know payroll, TyP@ pur-~;;;...;;.o;;;.. ............ - ...,. A Better Position chase orders, bill of lad ing. Clerical \VE FINAU.Y "EXPANDED! Call r-.1r. Jensen 956-2871 P iel.Utt holes. in walls, llOMEWORKERS WANTED U interesl!d, v.·e would like to talk With you. ":! . (Eavel• .Addrusera) . c~t ~-out, •i:neu of Rush stamped. 1elt-ad. Pl .... CALL COLLICT Accnt. Clerk to $800 EDP exp. plus accountn'ig bkgd. local, call Loraine. Able to take a lot of pres. RUTH RYAN su~. AGENCY BILLING CLERK TO $500 MO .. TYPt 5.5, no Short Hand. 'I'yl)e orders & invoices, 10 key adder. North Orange County SPECIALIZING JN OFFICE PERSONNEL 1'798 Newport Blvd., Cr.1 646-4854 17931 Beach Blvd., HB 841-9617 Are•. :z. ==~mzl pa.int.BUT tis beautiful.Of dressed envelope . DON l(IYOWITZ COUt'lle it V.'al a do It LANGDON WOR.LD Tutteloy 'WHn...,Y, S.pt. I'' (21J) 274..&916 Yollrself project. The ''PH" TRADERS. P.O. Box 1127• If unobfe te CCIII, write: Is now a training room. The A2:1. Redondo Beach, Ca1lf 90218 dtain are all wild leopard 1 ________ _ anc1 zebra. Even have a tur HSKPRS Em~ pays fee NATIONAL CHIMSU.ICH CORPORATION nil on the floor We're WJ')' George Allen Syla.nd Asen. 9107 Wiishire 11¥111., lfttrly HI .. Calif. 90210 _,,, t . • .' . ey 106-B E. 1.Sth, ~.A. Fa I p1uuu o 11 invite )'OU to 547..-0395. ncy resumes no necessary. We hire people-not paper STOP IN AND SAY HELLO. HOUSEKEEPER • Mature Jobs Men, Wom. 7100 Jobt Men, Wom. 7100 l'HPONible. Hl'!I 1-5:30, ~ Westclifl Personnel Agency. RECEPTIONIST **CLERICAL JOBS GALORE ""*· "'1'-!~and 61:!,.9013 MECHANICAL ExperleDC'f'd wilh hand &: NIGHT WAITRESS Dillnwts 2043 Westcliff Dr.. N .B. $400 MO. 645-2770 Type 4n, Short Hand 80. Busy ,_,A~~. -nt--M~~.--· I s nuuon phone. Neat front ftCle anner office appearance. North Qr. No1v taking Application1 for FULL TIME, DAY Busboy ange County Area, GIRL FRIOAY $10 WK . Lite typing t.:. filing. Prepare Apply in Pen;on material for mailing. ~fusl 2'607 \V. Coast H"'Y. N.B. know Orange County because A"-.1~T~E-LEP=1-lO_N_E~So~ll,-l-lin-g· 1 you v.·ill be running errands. 1-Full time, no cxper. nee. J mm e diate employmenl 1869 Nev.·port Blvd, Suilc F Costa ~fesa 548-5501. • Auistant l* LOOK * • AT • i* THIS * 2.5 job opening!'!. full & part I time, flexible hours. No exp. nPC. Age lS-35. We tra.ln. Start today. $3.50 per hr. tall 9.iS-2870 r-.lr. Gran! l\S SIST(l.NT BKKPR. , v.-oman, ·pa.rt tin1e, 2 or 3 day!i, per \\'k. Time nPx. i\liddle agr pref'(!. Bayside Village. 300 E. Coasl ~hvy, 1\:.8. 673-1.l:H 1VANTED: i\laturr ·toving v.•on1an to babysil 2 itirls. 412 & 1 yr. in n1y hon1f' "'eekd11ys. Refs. Ca t I 536-48a.I. BABYSITii-:R In my home. U te Hsekpn.1;:, Call Af!e• 5 pm. 673-4260. BABYSITIER-Need k t n d , bright, l'.'nergetic o Id e r woman "'ho 10\les child~n to care for young child & light hoi.lsekceping:. J\1on-Fri 9-6. ~1 usl speak Engli11h & drive. Ref. requ ired. S35/wk. OOS.-1.'l!'l t 3iiilbysiUer-RellnblP. \voman ""' nted to care for 2 yr old l day~ a "'k. 6i3-~9 i3ABYSIITJ>:H Nf'erlcrl roi· teachrr'~ klrl~. 3 1!y~ 11'f'l'k. klndl'.'rgarten & 3 yr old . O\\•n I.rans nee. Ref's req'rl. F.V. 96&-1402 BILLING CLERK $9il WK. Accura!e typing, hand post- ing to ledgers. Cuual office, llacks or c1pria OK. ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS TO $3 HR. Electronic &: r-.techanic.al As. sembly exper ience. NASA certified, FACTORY TRAINEES FROM $1.65 HR . AU area& of Orange Co. MALE ACCOUNTANT TO $900 MO. Recent rmidua1e with data proce!ising background to train for con!roiler position. Mu st be willing to move. SU. pervlsoni abilily, OROER OESK CLERK $3.25 HR. Order proct"ssing &: customer ~ervice b8ckground. neat ac. curate typist. Watt.house e11:perience. SPRAY PAINTERS FROM $3 HR . 3 Yran: t,xperience wilh 1ex- ture paints on £111all metal par1s. UNKEL AGENCIES 1421 N. Broadv.·ay SA ~Z.11D2 COCO'S. REUBEN'S -COMPLEX- 4647 f\facArthur Blvd. Newport Beach INTERVIEWING MON·FRI 2T05P~1 e COOK e NO EXPERIENCE NECES. SARY. FULL TIME, PART Tll\tE. DAYS OR NIGl'1TS. COCKTAll.. & STEAKHOUSE WAITRESSES wanted. Age 21·25. Experienced. ApPIY 10 to 12 A~1. Mon-Sat.. Villqe Inn, 696 S. Coast Hv.')', Laguna Sch 494-2100 • HOUSEKEEPER • 2 to 6 p>v:er tools Capabl or Kathleen rot manitd and Mon _thru Fri. $40/wk. Cook accurate ~. 549-~77 evening meal. Must have TOP•TRON INC have. had Laurel SMw u car. 96:J..9!0!. ""' ' • my assis tant tor close to a HOUSEKEEPER. Musi love 75 Men ye:a.r. She 'ii IO wonderful in children (2) Live in. F ive. • ever}' 1\18.Y. When thrtt dayt1 $40 a week . w months reviews come, J"ve References. Newport Beach omen ~· t "• 1 .. _ area. 846-4139 nouotng o •uu • o ""r needed lmmedla!ely, Fu11 or 801 E. BalOO. Blvd., NB NURSE AWE TRAINING 2 "'k. coune, employment oHe"'<!. Personnel Dept., Hoa.& Hospital, N.k. **OFFICE JOBS GALORE performance. I might add H~E~PER. For cp le . pt .• lime, Lge expanding 1M i11 even teaching me not Live--tn or o~l. Waterfront. chain. Now taking applica-UNKEL AGENCIES 10 be: so abrupt on the $225/mo. ~l3S2. tlons, Mu st be neal & de· 1421 N, &oadWly SA MZ.U02 telephone, Her comment HOUSEKEEPER for teacher pendable. Age 19-3.1. I . ~-~-. 1·5 M·F 12.00 he, 3 """°' $3 75 PER HR v.•hen scream u"" tn"""' 11 h'ld f 642--2751 • . . . "W ct . re . car 5477781 dnv1ng me nuta IS -e HOSPITALITY H 0 STE SS . love the telephone because SERVICE. has openingw !or 547-n82 It's brinfina aood busine.ss mature -.'Omen looking for MORNING to ua." intereating,· part time \\'tlrk, BREAKFAST COOK .. -elcoming newcomers to your areL SB.lei e x p . desirable. Must ha VII! car. CAU.: 547-3095 • BUSBOY OVER 11 OFFICE MGR. BOOKKEEP. ER. Asst. to p~s. near O.C. Airport. Salary based on exper. CaJI 546--0938 Order de1k-exp'd & pleuanl taking phone orders. Typing &: gen. offi~. Under 45. no Briggs Ave, (cor Redhill CJ\t. COOK (Dinner) $30 Shilt 10 ,tart ROM Is 1till my answe:rinr. INVENTORY BLUE BEET 673-9904 .ezvice l lhe ~ tier own CONTROL ANALYST APPLY IN PERSON 3 TO 5 PM ONLY PRIVATE School. needs man for general maintenance &- cleanup. Apply I 6 8 3 5 Brookhunt St. Fountain Valley. 962-3312 ~.~coo~=K"·1"10"'u"s"E"KE""E"'P;;E;;R;-:;•: I now, <.Executive: Anawerinc Calcul~tor or adding machii:-e REUBEN'S "·-·•! i;,, dutie1. S day1. Servlce and &ftu five .--~nee. ~fust be Janul· ""''"'" ..-~--lar with inventory &: pro-COCO'S Hni. ]2-7 pm. Good Salary. have never had a duction control procedutt:s. PRODUCTION v.-orker - ~lust have car. 644·1318 complaint.' AND MOST Ability to read and work male -tni.i~ posltion1 ]gt COCO'S REUBEN'S 1555 \V. ADA~1S .l 2nd shift. Llbenl trinp EXCITING, of course, Lari with data procear;ing re-COSTA MESA be i · COMPLEX . ne 111, apply A.M. only. --G-still Jteerw my books. ports:, Physical 1nven!On'I----------··•• ~ 1 Dice.on Electronics, 13522 4647 M11cArthur Blvd. Nev.'JKlrt Beach JNTERVIE\VING MON·FRI 2T0 5 PM Over 17 years e BUSBOYS e DISHWASHERS DENT AL A11Si1ta.nt. Exptti· enced Chairside. Contact Box l\'I 1077, Da ily Pilot. * DISH\VASHER * F 11 l I time. Apply 9 to 10 AM only. Alley v.·C>st. .2106 W. Oceanfront, N.B. Dishwasher • r-.lornina:s. full time. Apply in penon 2: 30 to 4:30 daily. Snack Shop •1 2305 E. Cout Hwy. CdM DRAPERY manutactur\ng. fem. lmmed. ope.nings, exp &~ tr11.inCf'~. Stach Draper}' 646-3909 \V. 171h S1. C."1. File Cl1rk-Claim1 to $368.33 H~wr. aht llu---" a eluded. Contact ~nonne Motel Manqen-Hmband 4 V v. "to"""'-requirtd, heavy lifting in~ wife, Jndustriou1, ~pair a. _•_•_=_""_'_"·:..1_""_"_'·-- bookkeeping service right Ottic:e, billty, M6-47D7 next door and she altta.dy l~"'-'.'"'"M°'OT'=Ec.L_M~A7ID~.~-1 ~N~E~~ :J~T~r:'i~ ha~ fl sta.tf of thret. Sioee l. M. Colt Mfg. Co. Reliable. 11teady v..'Orker SALESMAN. E:11:cellent ahe. hfl.11 done such a rood 1505 E. WarMr, S.A. •• 4~75.17 ** commillaion •cheduJe plus job of !raining me mO!'ley 5"-2551 NEED mature woman 10 &it many bonus benefit& -Alk "'"i se ft'll learn that she with mother G:30 to 4:30 'tll for t>.fr. Snyder or Mn. Joy gl!ts to pay for this ad afrer EquaJ opportunity employer •lier holidp.y, then 7 to 4:30. ASSOCIATED BROKERS I" 125"' N ho k Coll SERVICE, 2025 W. Balbol. r;he reads it!!! JANITORIAL. part time, 111 $ . . o usewor . hrs/nltht or early am. _•_•_•_p:...m_ .. _ .... __ ms_.___ :~·~i~ call l7J..38&3; Jde81 for 1tudenl. K~ntucky Fried Chicken -RE-G-.-N-...,.--.-,-,-,,-,-ln 693 S. Coast Hwy, Lag Bch pel'!!On. CDuntry C I u b THE ORANGE COUNTY MAIDS. Immediate ope~ing, Top waget, Meal1 provided, AIRPORT ii the: molt Mw;t 8 pply in penon, •xciti!ll ~a In the world. ta.m-3pm. Jamab Inn No more dull, Mll planned.·1.:"":::::":::'·c:Cd=M:::·---.,.-,-.: new industries, rntaurants MAN To usisl mar of iocaJ and ju.st plain succeu. appliance: store. Neat •P· pea.ranee. 496-2383 Mr. Wright 9-10 am only. ilnewparl •• Convalescent Home. :ill362 pamnM Santa Ana. Ave., s.nta .Ana. RESTAURANT-Now taking agency applk.&tiol'lll for tull time 833 ~r Drive Newriort Beach 642-3170 S1cret1ry DISHWASHERS. No ant undtt 18 need apply . COLONY KITCHEN, ml Hll.J"bor Blvd. C.M. SALESMEN Management Trn. $6St to $625 2 yrs. colleat-2-5 yr1. work To V.P. of Rf"&eareh &. • UM!d Cars Six (If u5, rirelflnl and future exp., mu11t be married. Call Developmenl + ataff. 3 Yrs • Experienced Only ' employttS have been Ann, We1tclllf Pf'rllOnlltl f'lC'Ptt. Type 80, SH 70+. It d i. Jl t he Agency, 2043 We1tcliU Dr., Xln'tco. benetltB • a en nr a . NB 645-2770. mll..M~menl cluee11 WI! can · _ __, d ,__ Glrl Friday MEN over 2.1 w .. n.e IW t $600 t&ke al both U.C.I. and from earl AM auto route. Muat o ~~ 2100 Harbor Blvd. e 645-0W 3 AB Y S I TT E R-i\loU1er's helper. J child 8 yr!li old . 2--4:30 dally. 546-8~09 afternoon. x 1n·1 nppor. w/gd co. Prrtty offiCP:i!. friendly atmo~phere, 1op benefit5. Some Ille typ- ing. Call t.fiss Bttty, 557-6122, GEN'L MACHINIST Abigail Abbot Pl!rsonnel HR Agency, 2..'.0 \V. Warner. the U.C.L.A. Tape Librv)'. retl:e Wt tt of HU'bm'. §I 70+. t)'l)lng:, 11~ b~ We 've jutlt comp1eted 14 347-1979 know_ledae. ,letter wnting. wttka of !hr p ACE PenOnal M!C y to pttt, SALES -Catter • Unlimited opportunity $850 mo. ,guarantee'. no experience nee. We Fully train you. next training cllu1 1tart.s Sept. 28, call A1r. Welton 962-2480 or 839-0400 iJ.AB YS ITIER needed near Presidio cll"m: 546--66'.lll San kin it * COMMERCIAL . TELLER Exp'rl, Apply in J)f'l'SOn Newport National Bank SUperior &. Pl:in-ntla, N.B. BOB'S 1'H0f.1E 01,. THI:: BIGROY" Waitresses-Cashier Ne11t AJ'lfll!:irln~. ~ ch11r. NO EXP~:RJ ENCF. NEC. J\fany fr!nll'.r ™""t-fll 11 Jn1rrvl1•wJ Z.-1 Dally 131 E. 17th, C.M. equnl 011riry f'mplnyrr 3Kl<PR -AIP. ConJtruetlon aper. tleitirrd. All ~plies confidl'.'nth1 I. S<>nd resume 4-- 1sala.ry history to Box i\1·1087 Daily P ilot . 2'111 w. Bal~ Blvd .• Newport Beach e e BUSBOYS .Applicationl now belnr u i«'n lor Fall &: "'lntt:r schcdulea. lifu11 be 18 or owr, Apply alter 3 ri.m, The ~Ive Crowns R11t1urant 380! E. Parlllc C~~I· H'\\'Y. Coron:i. dt.I J\111r. No ph. cal111 CAN YOU QUALIFY ? Nttd .omtont, ro a111l11 me In m:v busli'ltu. 2 Hr1. •day, !i rlays a wit. Sill lW"' \\'k, f or lntervw, t11JI 77~·0380 betwn t1"3Pf\1. Sty ;'0'1 MV.' it ln tht DAILY PILOT! FROM $3 • Suite 211 , Santa Ana. 5 Yeflrs )ob !ihop experience _::::;:;~="""'==""=:- on all machines. * FRY COOK-Part time * DISH\\' ASHER-Part lime W. Newman &: .As9ociatH $600 SE.'1"1NAR given by James m Gx legal Sec'y FACTORY WORKERS $2.62 HR. Oral! exempl, husky men. \ViUing to work any ah.ift. APEX . Employment Agonc:y "'THE EAS'i Y.l A Y. (uk us why) 1873 HARBOR ILVD. C'1 block So. of l~lhl COSTA MESA 548-3426 -. COCKTAIL \VAlTRESS· Part time. A1k for Wayne. Rancho San Joaquin GoH Cour5e 18021 Culvl'r Road Ne\\<pofl Beach Irvine Branch Near UO 833-0112 FULL or PART TlME Earn up 1o S:l. per hr FULLER BRU~l I Sol6-3745 e GENERAL MAINTENANCE MAN • full !in1e, Jack • of • all • 1radc11. Westminst•r Community Hosp. Apply Personnel Df!pt. lm2 Beach Blvd., H.B. or Call 8'17-7807 GENERAL oUlce v."Ork, part time: gd. y,•ith figure1. 1;harthand & typi ng refd. 2C hr wk. Perm. 675-SJ.l..1 GIRL FRIDAY, Part time. flftded immediately, tor elf'Ctronlcs -1e1 oUice in Newport Bt'ach. POAIUon require• 1eeretarial exPtr. k shorthand or I p t t d w-rl!lng , a must. Ca 11 :lt0-31!).j for f u r l hi r lntonnation. on tape. 50-0-0. we're all ~~ l!C Gd typist. no SH. Accur. I (I f w/calendar. Phone work. SALES l.arrnt Ottitt Supply hooee in the Harbor ana; require• petMHHitJ. W 111 train rilht penon. Call Berry We:.t. 549-3Sl7, NEWPORT STATIONERS. trying to earn. can Agency or billinr. Work tor 1 a ttorney. rtmf:mber when 1 thcqbt: 1 Career Girls knew it all and that wun't S.Cretery too Iona-aao.~ $571 E:rK. Sac'y Tl'I Jl'lnance/ACO'llJ:ntinti: To Director of f'iMntt. No DiRCtor. Type 60. SH 9CI. m\rri. matutt, set 11kill1, CCl'ftfipOnMncf', lite &tat sta tistical typlnj, typlfll. Xln'tco. a.ccountina: hdP(ul. ~fIS.S COM automobil1 ta a Construction Sec'y SALES w/Sllm. Gym, YoU cflallenge but l still love Sec~et•ry to $550 ean earn what you ' re Sales EARN MONEY Good working rondiliom, flexible hn:. Car nee. Comm + bonus. 545-1151, 5C$.4445 For ~l1trkn1na: mflJI, ~ T"' Pre1. ot .mall firm. htr. So. hai ~· another 1k1U1. Very rironflnent ro. Exper .. Id typlnc A SH, ;;:-~i6~ ~~Lou Good, excltJng rewardmc year. tvrint Comple:t. lovely ofe. .::::::..:=.=...:..:::..::=--- With 1pec1al tha.nki te 11.ll of PBX S SA LESMAN, ~Ive, ecretary exper, for tecurlty alarm )'OU. Cord board M. SM. Nn miril, to $500 1;ys. w/)'OUrl& Co. W/Jl'ft.l ' tront ofe. appearance. cd Tn cullOmer Hrviee mer. 2 potential. Rer Nq'd. Write t)'triat. Yrt:. exper. Typinii 60, SH 1 ;;iBoxiii;liJ69iii';;iHB;iiio9'646iii;iioi_,_. LOVE ta yau all M-80. Wtll organized with 11 Secretory '""'now. .ttSECRnARIAL Adwrt. aatnCY nptr. l ot 2 ,,,.._,.'l'YJ>h>clO. 51190. Girl Friday JOBS GALORE Girl l'rlday nm1>11. !:!°d.:t o.wani.. UNKEL AGENCIES Al OrtrWe: Co. Atr,arf, Gd tnfo t:r monthly news 1Gl N. Broe.dwa.)' SA SC.U02 typl1t. l i te bkkpn1 . Jetter. 'l'Tnel bttwn ·21•--------,.,._i,. "'""' ...,,,,... -(Ootil) G4 l>'P~ Uf!U, p.iblk: contact. new oic·.. · · SECR!:TAR.Y For wt1lllm dtv. merchandli1l"* manaitr hcrlf•ry who i1n't afraid of~ In corporate ofllttl of nnt Of $50I blllty Locall'!d tn Jrvlnl Orvi~ . C.OUnt~ letid~ T"' V.P •• Geo'I MJr. Typt P1trk .fn Santa Ana ne1.r the com~111t1, Cd akllls, xla t 95, !H to, C 0 mp 0 1 • airport. Ell:pe:rimce in the be-ntritt. corrt1pondent'(f. l..oa!t. M.nk retail p.1rcbU.blr &n1. wauld * Hl.IR STYLIST * , Orcler Deok e< _.... bd!cmd btlpluL bo btlplul. MUST BE TOP CALIBER, '1f.,·=~·'li::#. i!!!P 2 Yro. -· )Ivy -·· pl • C•ll Mr. Klltl FOR BEST CWF.NTELF. ·--_ _,.., w/fl(lllm, '"'· typlns. hcmory (714) --OUTSTANDING COtilMIS. 1""1M 4111 $500 SIONS. BEAUT1l>"''UL SALON. 410 W. CH it Hwy. In lldvt1tWnr ftwp, Type SERVICE Sl11. Nlmnl!n, Ml ''HIGCI" :ms VIA LIDO. Newpert .. Kh !.\ SH 100. Excttln1 Hme, Ont l'Mna 1hfft. Exp NEWPOR1 B'E:.AOL ~3'3' erfttivt work, only, ntat. lnqu.lre at 2590 ~ --~*:_!m#IO~!!!!!....:*~--·---------·l·•••••••••;••••••••••l,"=•·~"'="~BI:=w~.:;c~.!M~.--', " . . Jeb1 ~Wern. 7100 J1ll1 Mar.. W-. 7100 ~ .· .. ' • 1Secretary I . 80 SH, 80 typin~ previous exper. W/IOIJ\' or not .. helpful. Elegant Newport Beach offices. * Girl Friday 1 Girl ofc. for ·1111a1rmfg f1tm .. Lite posUnr, payrou ·i. lnvoli:lng. SH helpful , but not r• quired: Must be very 1ood on phone. Secretary - ' DelifhUul ofc's overlookin( Newport Har· bor. Sharp atf.l:act. girl w/good secretarial skill• + some firrancial backcound. •• * Secretary Sever.at .uJesmen n~d a bri1ht :;ounr lady to handle their secretarial work. SH. accur. typing . " dictaphone. lilust be fiexibl~ and personable. * * Secretary Attorney will train sharp girl w/rood •kill• & bkkpng ability, In legal work. PIUUDI environmen~ cowth opportunity. . * Advertising Secretary . Good secretarial skills .& previous eiper. working with or to ... advertiJin( 11ency. PBX Receptionist Bright personable "All American Clrl." Front ofc. appear. Gd l>'Plnl Ir 1en1 of!ic9 experience. * * Order Desk A good communicator, lite typing, order desk or related experienee. You will enjoy this happy working environmenL _ * * Pur~haslng General Office Firm la seeking a younf man who I• ablt to type & compose own correspondence, to a .. ist ofc. 111'1'· Will train In purdlulAC. Underwriter Personal, auto Wor home owiter aper. req'd. Maturity .I< stabWty a muaL IRVINE .PERSONNEL SERVICES &"AGENCY 448east17th at IRVINE Costa M•a suite224 642-1470 ' I I' I i I -\ \ ' The DAILY PILOT Salutes The Top Carriers For The Second Quarter Of 1970 I &fill •• Mil :; ze+= i"J WJELE:S:W@ . I May DAIL y , PILOT CARRIERS HONOR ROLL Tiie DAILY PILOT 1s proud. of its corps of 11o·ung salesmen who de liver the newspapeT to uour door. Thest you11g 111en ore the crea11i of tltc community. Each month, the best of them 1tiill be selected for listing on the Hu11or Ro!!. Eacli carrier :isted here has obtained at least four new customers during tM post month, had no 'fl.Ore than one cu.stonier complaint for the month and mu.st have paid his bilt for the uws~n h~ bought "'1t.>holesole" on time. Numeral in front of star r•) preceding his name indicates number of consecutive month1 tha1 carrier ha.s bee1i on the ..Honor Roll. 01•id ll:oli in'o" D1n11y St•p1ft111llo S<oH M1llh•w1 JwH M1llh1w1 l u!c.h ChriJ11111ei" Teiny Sutleir• Ric.ly Fr111c.h M1•t1 l1lj1u P1ul l1rl1I Q,,., Ch1pm111 Joh11 c .1c1 ... ,11 f>1 ul S111ith Mi•• F1ld1 J•rr'I' M1111v•• Ml•• G1111! L•11'f Appl1b1um J im Tu•n•• Sc.oil T1rr11l M1l1 Bttnt • Ckri1 Sthw111 C~ri1 Al111cl Mi•• N1wb10 Bob H1n1on Eric. M1rio11t1'ul Ron Rune 1;11 Munilmt" llitl M1r~ui1 lob 1111110 1 "" Hot1011 Eel Moo•• J • ., Dt8fOW E1ic. l ihc.ku •ob•rl l ru11J'Olic.k D11111y S1ylor Sc.olt McKi111i1 \'111 Lupo I(,;, W1lc.11tl G10191 W1r111t J11h11 K1c.h s +, ... ,, l rewn lorn 0'011nn11! l illv 1'1r1l1., 1 Milt 1'1dri911 1' R1191r H1rri1 l' Jekn Clopton } · P1u! And1r11111 ~~ C~ri1 B11rlow l S•1•1 C11i11 Carrier of the Month STEVE CRAIN, HUNTINGTON BEACH Ste"•· th1 1011 of Mr. 1114 Mtt. Norm111 Cr1in eif '4J J 01.,.10111, ,,.1111tin9+011 l11c.h, 1P.1i11l1!111d A 1...I I 9rt tll'I ill 1th11l 1111 y11r, H1 will bt 111 1i9hth 9r 1~1 r ti Gi1l1r J11ni1r Hi'li School #iii y11r. H1 p11h hi1 111111 prefih i11ta • 11 •11191 1c.c.11ut1I 111cl buv• mod1l 111pl•t111: ll.,it19 the ttMllllt •p•w.,..i m.d1l1 •114 pl1yit19 b11k.tb1ll •11 hi' h1bb:11. • 11 21 Mire. A111fr• ,. Miki or; .. ,, 1• Gr19 C1Jy J' ReMrt l1rr1tt 1• s1, ... 1.91,., 1• Chvc.k D,.,;, ]• l ri111 Ki119m•11 l ' s+,.,, F1rr1r1 4• lri111 Wi th S" Rick.,. H1mpl111 •• Fr111k Roll'l19n1n1 I '" l ilt l1111tt I 0 lob Holl1nd ! 1-D1wid Ru~1l1 li 1 11 • o,.,;tt C1tli111 ll•llA ETAOI I i • " I' I • t c• 11• , , •••=, ..,..,.._, s:t +1 "'*""' ..; ""' -.e ' '!'f .,, • ... •, April DAILY PILOT CARRIERS \ H NOR ROLL Tht DAILY PJLOT is proud of it& corp& of vauno iale.smm who deliver the ,t1.ews,,aper to your door. Tht11 goung-men art the cream of tht communitv. Each month, the best of them will be 1elected for listing on tht H01tor ROIL Each earrier listed here haa obtaint:d at least four new ctt3tomers during tht past month, had no more than one cu.stomtr compl.aint for tht month and must have paid his bill for the newspapers ht bought "wholtsale" on time. Numtral in fronJ of 1tor (•) preceding his na?M indiectts number of coniecutive month1 tha.t carrier has been on the Honor Roll. Don K•nchtl l11li1 Sh.lien l<1•in Sw11n•¥ Chri1 H1•lon Mi•• '•clri91 llo91r H1rri1 Jolin Clopton J iff M1th1w l utc.h Chrial1n1011 J • .,.,. Sm ith John Fr111cl> J;,., Cl1r• 1'1111 And'"'" Chri1 l1rlow Gl•nn G •b•u•• M•rk Ec.•1nw•il1, Curti1 f1rr1ll Mik• Roll•• l r1nt IC1u11 M1rk l i•bv Jiff H•nt1n c.1 .. i11 l1l1n1• s1,,., Cr1in M i rk All19r1 M1rk Hit1•I• Tim Hinkl1 Mi•t o i;,.,, Gr19 C i d.,. Sh•wn Sch1r1 iclt ?• Toff! Coli 2• Rob11t 1.,.,0 1~ Ch,i1 M11n"''" 2 • l ri1n Gl•19ow 1• Tam April J• St•~• l•gl1v 1• T1rry M1cld111 1'" Chuc.k D1vi1 1-io Bri111 Ki119,.,•n l ' St•v• F1r1 1r1 Carrier of the Month ROBERT HOLLAND, HUNTINGTON BEACH lob io tlr1 ion 1f Mr. ind Mn. R.ob,orl A. Htll•nd Sr., of 10?42 l(u.ui, Hufttinglon B11ch. Ht i1 11•i119 1111 p1ofiti from hi1 DAILY 'ILOT •01111 in 1 t 1•in91 1cco11ftl •••ffl••kid for hi1 c0!. lit• 1duc.1lio". Hi1 hobbi11 i11c.l11d1 owimll'liftt '"d buildin, "'ocl1I 111to..,eibil 11• H1 1111 li11ch ti"'''' ,1,.,. th1 ,1,i11t lt10 •114 ,,.,, h1 lik•o .n oporh. June . J-l ri1n W1lh ) ' 01v1 Col1rn•"' J• Miki Luc.i11 ~· Rick.,. H1mpl1n S • fr111k Rom•t "'"' s.• Mitt T11k• 7. l ill 1 .... tt 7 • St • .,, O.H1 ,, W1v111 l1rkf1lt .~ lob Holl1nd 10" o ... ;d R11•1t11i1 11 ~ 0 1vid Colli111 1<1• w,..,."' En9111 ., DAIL VJ PILOT CARRIERS HONOR ROLL Tht DAILY PILOT is proud of its corps of 11ouno 1altsmtn wllo delivt,.. the newspape,.. to you,. door. Thtst young mf!1' art the cream of tht community. Each. month, the best of thern wilt be selected for listing on th1 Hanor Roll. Each carrier ti.sted htrt has. obtained at lea&t four new customers during tht past month, had no more than ont customer complaint for the montl& and must have paid his bill for the newspaptrs ht bought "wholtsalt'" on time •. Numeral in front of stor (•) prtctding his name indicates ·number of constcutivt month.I that carrier hos been on tht Honor Roll. Miki Gh1r1di Torn Col• Mike Cl1m1nh Gr1y .A!quirt Sp111c1' Crou1 Merk St111lei11 Co .. .,. Smt tl l rt l• u ..... rhill Chri1 M11r1m1" f r1d Gl111011 Don Jone• L1rr, G 1t11 l 1i111 Gl119ow J iff H1nt1111 ka11 Ruu o Mike M1rq111t St•"• Cr•i11· Cl1y Gloyne Mi•• Luc.ii Ed Strickl1" .. Jl:y111 R111or Mic.h11I L1wi1 A11d.,. Crockfeird W1.,.n1 E"''" St111rt Wil1i1m1 Miki M1"i901 St1v1 Oliw1r J i ff 1.,1 • .,. Jeff Weodrow T1rrv M1clcl1n f r1ftk Murr •y K1ill1 J1111111 R.ic.k1y Hill Chri1 Pr11 D1w id l row11 1"' 01 .. id ReibiftlOft 1' St1•1 Sch11ff1r 11 0 1nn¥ St1pon1nkfl 1~ l utc.h Ch,i1!1nio11 1~ Mirto l"elj111 1-" Scott Terr ell JA Riel., M11q1111 Carrier of the Month BILL BARRITT, NEWPORT BEACH . 1 ~ Tim Horlo11 ?A Jl:ob1rt lr11111wick 1 ~ Stoll Mc.Kin1i1 1 • l<ri1 W1lcolt 1"" Joh11 !<1th 1' l illv P111 l1v )• Miki ,1d1i91 )"' P1ul .Aftdlrlflll )¥ Ch1i1 l1rlow • ' StlYlll 1.,1 • ., ,. si .... f,,,, •• 1 • Fr1n~ Ro"'''"'"' 'I l ill ·····" ! I • Jl:obt•t Celli"' I J D••id Colli"• 1, 5_ci11 of M,. 111d Mr1. Willl 1m E. l 1tr1ll, s,., ol 1111 ,011 Ch1rle1, N1wpo1t l11ch, lill !1 11vi119 1'11"•¥ f,, hit ;111191 1d11c1ti111 11'1d, oc.c.11lon1lly bu.,.1119 fish for hit 111111,iurn ind f>ih col· t l1ctlo11° with p1eflt1 f11rn hit DAILY l'ILOT ro11!1. H1 lik1i fo1tb1lt '"d b111b1ll 1t1d will !I. j l11 th1 ,;.~+h ,,,,., 11 Li,,c.oln J1111io1 Hi9h School thlo -.111. M1 h11 b1111 •~ the Honor lloH ) fer l'lln1 con11c.11ti•1 1'1'11ftth1. • ...... --.... I '.I • l 'I • . ' . ' . ' • I t ~ • t .. ·a. 1 ' "" " !! SI • ' ' -5 G A· l ' • ' ' " SI ' s 1 SI 1 SJ • ' I I ( SI F 0 N * • r "' i • ti t f ' Ti F y h ' • • • v p ' • c '!) • i ' t I l • n • I ' ' Tl ri ! • A l I I 1 I .. . . -. . . • Mond11. S"tcmber 7. 1970 DAILY -PILOT-.t:J J09S & IMPLQYMINT JOBS & IMl'l.OYMINT MERCHANDISI FOR MERCHANDISI FOR. MERCHANDISE FOR TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION Joh Motl.:,.,_ 7i0ii J... Mon, Wom. 7IOO ~AND T~-SALE AND TRADI SALi AND TRADI FREE TO YOU Sillboato toll MotorcyclH 9300 M;°1o7."yclH 9300 Furniture 8000 PlellOI & Ol'f1n1 1130 Ml-111.-.1 MOO ...;..--------'-' liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitl ______ _ ---Underwrlt.r to $601f 1 YR old temal~ poodle and 21' FEA'nl:ER Sloop, trb&l1 11 SERVICI CENTER 1-2 >'"· exp. with 1ooaJ co. &'SOFA, qUilttd tloc'll, never "ONE ONLY'• SALE EL.EC adding mach. $30. female Siamese ca.I. I mo. o/wd. Cd oond, mu.1t ull. rLn.rilU'1 Employment Agency Call lAn1ne. W~lcl~ Per-uaed, ecotchpardtd $125; New Ir Uaed IBM t,ypewriter $115. old. Gd with children. Both $1695. 675-1393 or ~-5363 THINI IDOOMl Apncy. 645-2'Tl0 Ma.tchlr. 1-o v •I eat $75. PIANOS Standard ~writer l3!), grew up tocether home e p CAT No. 431-6 mos oJ~. *s.c1y .......... $S2S. *WAITRESS .. Eq)'d onty, 5$)411t -Decorator Spine, ...... J399 c.Jcut..t()r $40. 8" HO lkUl ~..:; It po••1b:1s fully equl,,oped. c..u HONDA SH 80, t;ype eo / rt11pot1£1blt 2 ahttt. open. Cottap Cof. RA.Tl'AN Headboard for twill New K£M8ALL Coneole $699 aw S25. Air comp wl•~v Wet!kday• u .. ~ pm. 67$.-0~5 111 position, rd w/fll\lftl, '-fee Shop, 582 W, 19th, Costa bed. Xlnt cone!. $l5. !825 w. KIMBAJ..L Grand,.,,,, f7'95 iur. $22. Cheekwrtttr $17.50. lwt~Uf ;"1e !~e cat • 20' Sl~wood keel l)of.t. ''fftlEDlA ... mn *Sec'y .•... ' .•.• $46C Me... Balboa Blvd (Upttaln) ORGANS Port. t,ypewriter $20. All In kit! Nd~· ~r~r slHp• 2. nllUl q4, t¥Pilt. lit. SH/bclqmd tn WOMAN to work in donut NS,.µ dt.y. • ' THOMAS ()rpn ,,,,,, $17'9 very a:d cond. 340 pla!i*&nima!t l:'erwowne~·! SUOO. 831°7039 •••••ACM UIW'I'·., e or oil prod. shop early morning. Part KlNG-SZ BED: Firm, •till HAMMOND CbClnl"'A..1'' S299 Broad~&¥• CM. -. ill. 838""9.l ot 531•7025· , tlJ !. .. e· »-Sl«!P e '. 1 • N531!:312~51• o:r11566 RV,, ng, tlmt. No phGnt! calls pleaat!. ptCb,pd 1ram1:. s 125, ILU040ND B3 •••••• $1995 TYPEWR:M'ERS $15 • '25. 6 ' . · Wood keel boat, Slttpa 2. """" ••• · •• •. $325 WINCHELL'• Donu,t HOU!t, Worth $2110. Uaually heme' x 9 Chl.ntM: hooked rua: $10. BLACK I: white rabbit, Make otter. 837-7039 .,Step-through .. frame. -...... - - Sf!llrp gal/tml o1c polle/UW 2941 Harbor Blvd, q.t. ~. .. ' includes bench, delivery It Magnavox c:oneole radio I: 3 appro)( 6 mo 01~ v e r.r 14' Potter Glue: Sloop ~ps 3 IJ)eod c:rutomatic. • -.... -... 1 !. inc/sales abWt)'. WOMAN For lull time clerk. warran~ • , , Man, other s:pd record player $15 G\i.ltar =· Napie 11 Wlnky , 2 xlnt cond. tntl\Y extraa. SOoc reed-•aln •l•s ..•.•..• Comm. Apply in penon. No phone Office 'umltu,.. IOIO Bareatnl. • · .$10 Homart;air coaler\$15 911 tuma 962-4251. · <. 10 maJ<e -money/ co1tc MllST BE f!EENt Old uprighl piano flS Ping. P~TS 1n4 LIVESTOCK * 9%' Soiling dlnabY * •nglne. ·~mph. .. leet your own hn/repu. *·VIKINGS FOUR* Retin'd MxS> wood .deeb, • ALSO • pong table $8 P ~cture C \ ·-. 0 Good yacht tend $350 P0tl·Force.12month/ tiblt product. ~ ....._ ... r.-.,_, _ _.. N.B Y.uwlA • JCTMBAI 1· frames, all 1\llt1, · la.mpt;: at1 -• 6~l'Cli0ft er. 12,000 mile [IJ 1fGe 'I Ole R ... r,. wv ..,_......,, ............ , • $69.50 • Retin'd wood arm· •''ftlOMA! bangirc, oft.ice ot table, p * ,_., * ~ ~ 8t eypb,g :,:: WOMAN• to de..a . boutt,1 rotary cbaln, $29.!iO e Wt KOHLER 4 CAMPBELL Excellent. 117 E. 18th, CM urebr~ Sealpoint Sia· GLADIATOR X' ~~ iloop. warrantr. at11e. typi-/bcJccr!lcl elec· ... -ltionnced~ ~~, ... ·Umes )1"at:ve the_Hllaraut ldection • COAST MUSIC You Think YOU'VE m,:,•,• •• ~•tt•ltns $1150. Ci1ll 1 Race/cruise par. X'lnt ~n1cs ... i • -1 ....... used uwce b'o In th1t NEWPOt.T & liARBoR G p bl .,..~a •r •m. oond. Dick 548-4563 \ WAcci. Clerk .. , , , $39r. des/wk '2.25/lf. •M--7•32 area.Me Mahan Desk o.ta Mesa * .&U-2851 Our re~e~:,r =.a~ Frostpoint 4 Sealpoint * 27' tloop * ~ Gt w/flgures /some typing/ WORK WIULE CHILDREN 1800 Newport Blvd. _ Aug. Hrs OnJ,y IM M.S..t home. With the proper care, kittens ~-J7810 each. Slpg 4. i.Dbrd. Nice. $4500 10 key add/fut on f 11 e ARE IN SCHOOL • Woman ~ SAVE NOW you too can have rock-solid * 675-8990 * c)lecking. wanted for counter Ales DURING SUMMER ice cream. But lt works ok-COLUMBIA ~. '70, many in air conditioned, carpeted, CLEARANCE SALE Wh&dayawint for $25? Dogs 1115 xtras w/slip. $2500 down. .-.M Newport Center Dr., NB Dry Cleaning A.tency in La. Office Equipment 8011 W d •--5405993 f 6 A.uume loan. 832-0561 ':"r. guna Nituel. •Will train for e have tra e-uu, repos, .,. a ter BEAUTIFUL fawn male!=='======== s~te 200. By Appt. 6H-4981 UNDERWOOD Forum, Xlnt rent returns &: noar models Great 04M, 1 year old. SWRETARY • Full time, 11 am to 7 pm, Med, tenn .• typing. Pernmel Dept., IJoag flotipitaJ, N.B. counter sale•. Quality alter-$140: Exec desk $50: Exec ot every model Hammond * AUCTION * Black mask, Housebroken. Power Crulstrt aUon ex:perience necessary. swlve.(, chair 115 & 120·, 4-n-u.... .._ · MOST QUE ~ ~ Paid holid~s .l benefits. -:.:!!!'~,":':'!.._O:W. • receive UNI • ""'"cellent watcu-.. Good -;---. drawer files $35. 1882 ._.., .. ~'UUl1._ Unredeemed pledle•, Un. disposition. AKC re r . 35 OIR.IS Craft CrulMJ' Sips Hours can be ~n1ed. Call Whlttier, CM, 642-3408 HAMMOND redeemed storage items, 494-2376 6, cmplty renewed, lncld 2 Raymar Cleantrs 496-2640. in CORONA DEL MAR Antique~ Imports. new V-8 Aero Marine Enc. 4 YOUNG MEN ~30 Earn G S I I022 2854 E '---1 H ~ ~-COAST AU~ON HOUSE ** Schnauzer Pups** auto/p!lot, direction finder, $100. wk &: Up. Car necess. _!!!!!, • • · .....,._ wy, 0 1~ ........ Mlle at stud 8t ll'OOming ship to 1bore phone, depth SECURITY Open Mon &: Fri eves, Wednesday, 7:30 P .M. 846-0839 finder, batterle•, bait pump, A Call Tues k Wed. lOAM· LUGGAGE trailer $50. 3 ..,UARD 6PM, 544-8136 diamond rings, N e w $50. SGT E I N WA.,'!_ &: SONS 356 A Porsche bwnpcr Pur 2 WHITE Pomeranian pups etc. Int. cabin like new. each. "Minute Rose" china, RAND. ..-.~war hand ' • AKC reitstered $100 ea. Once In a life time ba.ra:aln. Aferage $100 week to start. made, solid m a h 0' g any . isr Delight! Never ~D. din&-968-6206 For Inf. Call n4/8J0..3966 l('ull or part time. Paid va. Scnools-ln1tructf1H1 7600 5 pc settings for 12 su rb In · td 175 Kenmore 2 ap wash-•-~--==-='--~- $50. S 1 e Ph en,• n oil pe stnlm~nt in beaut · · 1 • SILKY Pu•ple• _ AKC Btw. 5 & 6 PM Cation, holpltal k We In· -----------nd Call btwn 6 •-9 er $15 as la 548-8404 aft r surance. Op-·ni..,• to ad. paintings $200. Peca n ~:; .. ;512 '"' pm. 6 p' M. ' ' 3 mos . old, 2 leJt ALBACORE Special -113 ,.... .... v Discover a Great New 6 R I ~ I t I Vance to detective. Contact rattan, pc B set S 536-0736 n t•e rt s , .\40' dlese Security Agent CorHr W itlt Tb• 2118 Canyon Dr. CM 11 SALE 11 FREE TO Y:OU AFGHAN PUPPIES Chrisovitoh aporl fiahtr. .White Front Store PORTABLE TV UHF & AKC 11= u•7589 Sklpptr mai n tatn'ed , AIRLINES Big Plano &: Organ Sale . ""· ....,,.. Outstandln& cond. ns.ooo. 2222 S. Harbor Blvd: VHF B/W works good .S35 going on RIGHT NOW at BEAUTIFUL female ailver Afghi1n Pups~ AKC Reg 642-5032. Anaheim Refrigerator, apt siae, WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO tabby striped 8 mo also QUALITY.* 962-9989 I========== Wed. Sept, 9th only A natural fo: young people works good, clean $35. ~ beautiful wht le ma I e ...,,:;.:;;~;;,=:,,::;::=-= S _, Ski Bo 0 9 am to 12 noon · who want e)(citement plus! end for '61 lo '64 Cor.air 1819 Newpon, C.M, 642-8484 Siamese 8 mo It 2 lovable ;::; -pe--ats 903 sERVICE Sta Salesman, full dme. Apply at Bill Rash Standard Station 24081 El Toro Rd., Lquna Hills. SERVICE Sta Attendant 3 to \J PM. LDcal exp. Mature. Top pay. SHEU. STATION ~ & Pla.ctntla, C.M. SERVICE Station help, 2 older men, part time, (11 pm.S am), !Orne janitoria1. Apply in peraon, Boydl Richfield, 490 E. 17th St., Ticket agent? Air freight? w/auto trans $35. 545--0906 tiger ab'lped kittens 6 wks Horses 8130 18' Raysoncraft. Ford 406 Station agent? Reserva-SAT & SUN -all day. HMIMOND Organ wlperc, nd gd home 8924881to6 pm A.Q.H.A. 3 yr Black mare, trlpower, velvet drive, full doll!I? Ramp or travel Furniture, babf clothes, warranty $288. New plane 836-4493 6-to-9-· 911 gd disp. Vl?ry in tell. Prof Instruments, en c I o s e d agent? ~e'll train you for children'• clothes, misc. made in USA, wal., all ex· trained $900. 833-2848. engine, Xlnt cond. $t500. these and mol'1!, day or nite. 1519 Wesbnlnster Ave. CM. tras, 15 yr warn.nty S499• KITI'ENS • 2 black Ii: white, • H.ORSE TAtK e 2131698--0484. w GOULD MUSIC CO. 1 orange, 1 black I: py. C 1 ,,:0:::::::_;;.:""--~--. e include placement u.. SATlWed; Sofa, wing chair, Since 19u M2-68S5 aft 5:30 p.111. & Used bridles, blanketa & ENJOY TM sun &: Salt Sea sistanee. TV, bedepree.d, 1973 Port 2045 No. Main, s.A. weekends 917 access. * 833-2845 * Air. Dtlux:e Runabout. Call Provence Pl. NB &M-475L 547 -~ * Q h G 968-420. Est, 21 yrs. Approved for * -vuu.. POODLE. female, chocolate uarter ors• elding ..:.::,;:cc';,.·~~~~-~ Veteranl. Eliaible institution AN!IQUES, Otht~ furn It brown, house-broken, needs 13 yr Call 644-0279 14' SKT·BOAT, trailer & 45hp under the federally insured , ttungs from 1700 s to now. Television 8205 & o o d home , pref. TRANSPORTATION Mere. Re11J·Sharp! ~. rtud t 1 Sept. 6/lllh. 2118 Highland wlchildren 84&-9232 after 646-8028 M oan program. Dr., N.B. e 23" Motorola color TV. 6:00 p.m. 917 Boats & Yachts 9000 Airline Schools Pi1clflc RUMMAGE SALE1! New picture tube. LOVABLE blk male poodle 1 Marine Equip. 610 E. 17th, Santa Ani1 F r id ay-Sept . 11-9AM-3PM $150, 557-4292 yr gd wlchildren & cats toll CM. 543-65'6 C.M. Jr. Wom£>n's Club. . needs gd home fncd yd SERVICE Sta. Salesman. -~~,.::.c::_;:.:;:.:c,,_ ___ j Clothing.toys·furniture It Hl·FI & St•rM 1210 892-8881 by 6 545-4643. art EARN/LEARN much mOre. 18th & Anaheim 6. 9/7 FREE WANTED: 283 or 237 marine eng; Also ?.147 manifold tor Chrys C!'own 6. 673-7506. p·m t i me. Experienced CClmpletely new Family ::;;::::;;~;;;,;=::;:=;::::;::IMUNTZ Stereo, 4 &: I track.I--------~ only. Neat. Apply 2590 Achievement Program. First Appli4nce_s ___ 1_100_ home unit &: 2 tpeakera (all r.IALE pup, poodle. Min· Basic boating course offered to the public by the Balboa Power Squadron. Sa i I as well as power boat· ting taught. Starting 7 PM Mon ., Sept. 21, e\'ery Monday n i t e for l S weeks. At New· port Harbor Y a c h t Club, 720 West Bay Avenue, Newpor t Be a c h. Bring note- book & pencil first nite. Any questions cill 673·1855. Boat Slip_ Mooring 9036 Newport BJvd, C.M. time Southern Cal. Excel· in one cabinet) + approx 50 Greyhound mix, Champ. *-SUN DAYS-Only-Male, lent manaaement opportun. REWARD tapes, $150, good cond! co lo r ed, very cute. e SIJPS 32' ·38'. Also Dry storaa:e • hoist launching, * 673-6606 * a a I a r i e d . Transportation ity • Distribu.torshiPt Avail-One refrigerator to the · 646-7588. 540-0254 918 req'd. Call 968--8195.afttr 6. able. For information Co~ first person with $25. Morse stereo-dark wood cab-2 PURE black pt Siamese Si'UDENTS, 1l yrs & up to tact Mr, Kirkendall, Room Used, but still going lntt w/record storage. Xlnt kittens gold eye& 10 wk~. 1 ifll candy in your own area. 402, Holiday Inn, Orange. strong. Buy now, pick cond. $150. 64&.2663 pure white & 1 orange kitten BOAT Slip avail up to 27', $1.50 J>"r fl. Above Arches location. 673-7506. Make good money in apa,tt; 6n-5937 Thun, thru Swxlay up 9/ll. S4S.5993 aft 6 GE Stereo 4 track tape deck 6 to 8 wks 1136-4493 or time and help needy school. only. NORGE dryer $25 Norge Ii: tuner in cabinet $150. 548.()813 9/7 ~o cash required. Call *SPECIAL* d r Y. er, 5 cy~les $45. -==*:;,;84;:2-::1022="*===!1 PURE b~d Persian tor· '424!03, 9 AM to 5 PM. Multl .. nglne rating Kenmore wa!Oher, 8 cycl,es --toise shell prel[nant cat. 9039 EXECUT IVE Marlin Fishing. 6 pass. Tackle In· eluded. $135 + fuel. 646-9000 !· Ttlephlne .. 8o1iclton-•-' $550 $45. Hot Point washer $45. Cameri1s & , . Husband traveling salesman ,.[_. _, 544-0930 or 524-8021 E I I 1300 1..nU1ty appeal. Paid Wftkly 1n a Cessna 3UI qu pmen 836-4493 or 531·7025 · 9/8 ·Apply: 325 N. Broadway FAA & :.,':'.i, appSeroved ~!fr~ g;~C::;.xu:;·h~~o •FOTRON camera all new DARLING male pup 6 wks i Rm. 410, Santa Ana. AircnJt ..,...,.,ng rvice Won't last long at $60. 10848 wlstamps $UO. old. Mom mixed terrier Boats Wanted 9050 TIRED of being retired? 19531 Campus Dr 968-3013 557-4190 9/8 J>enli•.notquite enougt'I? If On.nae Co, Airport ·El. pa59, F.V.)l62-8l48' ----EXCEPTIONAu.Y cute WANT to RENT: approx 20' power boat tor ~16/20th, (must sip 3). 673-2592. you are betwn 55 &:: 70. in fd ~P-IA_N:.O=&:::...cv:.oc_ioe--:_..,,.......c..-.,-. NEWIUsed appliances &:: Sporting G_o:c'°c:.d:;;• _ __;:a;:.500;:.:I kittens·tome fluffY, BOme Mtlth, active, enjoy leisure TVs All g u a rant e ed . -It pleasant day work & Pro., credential teacher .. Dunlap's, 1815 Newport, CM BROWNING part Slame~e. 548-4615 9-8 -FREE! ·-··'d 1.k 1 Free lesson every 3rd mo, 54!-.~'8 FREE T ho 2 kilt W\1\ll 1 e o earn the max. 546-4757 -~;;i-"o-'---,---,-~-LIGHTNING o me, ent, allowed by Soc, Sec. regu. MH'eo. auto washer, 2 yrs 20 ga. over & under, mod. & trained for Utter box, a:hol.I HUNTINGTON BEACH lat.ions. App l y sun. thru PAINTING Classes, b.Y art old,_ .. Like new, $7 5, full. Excellent condition. 54!)..1846 917 POWER SQUADRON'S t••••••••• Wed. Eves aft 7 PM at the grad., prl., party or sm. Delivered & guaranteed. Browning gun case. included BLK Doberman &; terrier BASIC BOATING THE MEADOWS Paulo Drive ln, 3 0 51 group in your h 0 me' 847-8U5, 546-8672. $390 Firm. 531-8387 f'emale puppy to ad home COURSE (In the Irvine Nl'wport Blvd, C.M. Ask for c00:::.2-.:.10::26::·--~~~-cUC:..,,:..;:.:CK::'e"l,:Cio.:.a.:.lo::r::ro:._ppe-,-n'"on-e POOL TABLE 847·5802 9/8 Huntington Beech ) the manager. No phone. C-l50-$8.50, 17 2-$ l. 3 · 5o • relrigerator/f re e z er ns. 4 x 8 Re-•1atton. PT Si"-ese kittens l all blk, High School N orang•,.g rovei Calls pleate 182-$22.50. Bonz-$22.Cki, wet, .,,, ... 1964 ~..... ...,,, Rooml 121 & 122 ow r•n. 1ng spaces Inst-$6. Nii Due!i. 892-2286. ~-:::.~=====--Complete with all 2 blk with white trimming .f\fulti-Milllon Dollar ~L DESIGNER, 2nd REFRIGERATORS acces90ries, Xlnt concl. 646-1338 917 Starting Sept. 14 and Mobile Home Community cperatlon. Must be able to MERCHANDISE FOR $35 • $45 • $55 $350. 646-3629 1 RARE Albino Siamese odd each Mondi1y through • 521,1 acres or fun living ~sign & produce Znd SALE AND TRADE Excellent condttion 646-7820 SPAULDING Golf I b 1 897 5480 or November • $300,000 recreational, 10. operation tooling used for c u s . eyes yr, - ••-mbling e I e c tro n \c Furniture 8000 NORGE Auto washer, Xlnt Elite Reg, Pro SS irons, 2 8364403 9/7 FOR SALE RT. LEASE • c\al & cultural center full ._... thru 9 PW SW Exec woods OR CHA ER time, lh park service'een. components. Full time -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, cond $45. ; H EAL TH "I blk Lab-am.ployment If qualified, • ==="=::1~=1=15='."54"'!=·8'7=2== 1 thru 4 & bag. Make offer. Weimaraner pups s wks $4-$5,000 Down, 5 yrs balance, ter. ~~tact Mr. Moyer 1141 MUST SELL _ 548-4945 eves. 546-0483 ' 9/8 4(' Flybridge Wbeeler Cruis. • Daily amoa:. frtt oceln ~256. OVIR STOCKED Antlqu'es 8110 M 1'sc•llanoou1 -8600 BEAUTIFUL 2 yr old •MutL er, Sleep~ .. 8. Completely, breezes. surrounded by~· T Twinl "'9 ~ Full reconcl,ltlou.,u throua:hout. ange jp'Ovet Ir; mountam& :J'° TOP SALARY * Qu ";..;.95 K. 3 ru""9·9 95 5• AUTHENIC antlq. 19th Cent. HM all tbots, apaye9d. "1970". WNT CON D. e "min from world'a larle•t F'OJ' t)(per. Cook-House.keep. Twi~~~;-"He~~ $7.'fJS.' marble top dresser. Oval ~ 833--2057 17 XTRAS PLUS! Make offer! shopptne center CFuhlon tr w/gd ref's. Must be cap. Trundlo Sets ....... 95• Rolla· m Irr or, walnut $150. 125 Kl'ITENS, 3 all wht, 1 tiger, Days 539-8978 Eves &: wk· Island) bl 01 eh -u11 ·ng for ~, ,,,~ 111\<1') 6 wks, weaned, box·trained. _.. 893 °'OS e Ch ·o hi J bo J a e eer1 y earl \\'aY beds. $29.95, Studio ~. with purhcase of 546-1570 917 eriul "O'I • amp1 ns p awn w . liruse & youngsters, Live-In. Couches $89.95. Bunk beds CARPETING 25' Pacemaker -ala:lu 1967 lng pen 675-007. $89.95. S._w_i_n.:.g_M_•_•h_l_n_ .. __ 1_1_2_0 Sept. only {40 yds minl HbORSEf '1'1anurey by truh ck yr Sportllshtr comp I et e I Y • SmE!~~.~-"'•boowvtd, at -' · ' SIESTA SLEEP SHOP -C.A. Page 642·2070 ox u • ou au · ·equ1p-d. Must sell thlt "Fr'¥ •ie tl'&IMes · 1970 Singer kluch--0-matic, ............... ~ 543-1243 917 wotkrnd, $7500. 20 % down $81 .. 50 per mo: PRODUCTION 1921 Harbor Blvd., CM itg-iaa:, beaut. v.•alnut con-c•LL COLLECT WORKERS 645-2700 * AUCTION * 5 ADORABLE kttteM, 4 wht, with opproved credit or " sole, makes button holes, l ti 1g11 4 bo v trade small acreaie . 714/531-8105, 714/s:ID.~30 .! (MALE) Ml55 Cst. Hwy, Dana Pt. overcasts M!ams, b 11 n d Fine Furniture ger, r :... ys. ery 114/832 8.i85 21 /'""' 21 Tftinee positions.. available 491H552 hems, designs &: etc. Guar. & Appliances ~~3 I: neo:u a:ood home. , ,.,,61 ... 3-... 1385'="'-°'""64=4 .,:1133=.=~-· • 3 wv·5 O tint and second ahilt. Lib. $44 cash or small pymtll. Auctfon9 Friday 7:30 pm . · 2.l' Cabin· inbrd 135 HP •••••••••• .ra1 fringe benelits. SCRAM-LETS 54s-8238. Windy's Auction Barn UNDERCOUNTER dishwath. _graymarine, SS, HD. $2750. RIVER SPECIALS AfPLY MORNINGS ONLY REP er and f()tary mower. 281.S Bayshore Pk. U9 ~ 646-3441 New 12' wide homes, slightly 4 ,..,. * AIRS* 2075% Newport, CM 64&-8686 Loreto Ave, CM. 545-0938 9/8 14• BOSTON Whal•r -hp damag-•. Perfect fo' the do. ANSWERS wo:an, oil &:: adJwit your Behind Tony·a Bldr Mat'l ---' .w Ct.I ~ DICEON machine In your home, ~~-~---· --· WHITE long • hal~d cat. Johnson '69 elec start $97$, it·yourselfer. Original sell· ;, ELECTRONICS SpecialS3.9S,allworkguar. MOVING, Must sell: 2 VW Found4.MoatLtquori 112 w. Coast Hwy, NB lngprice$6000-$7000.Reduc.. ~ Von Karman, Irvine Beware _ Al.Ive _ Pansy _ antecd. 545-8238 snow ~s $10 ea, VW tftck Thursday night. ow n er 548-5551 ,ed: for-clearance 14000-$5000. ~agnet -GET WISt $lO, King-sz bed. 1 yr S90, must identify collar 540-602:1 L,:-i,i', ;_;Bo;::::1to'"n-"Wh'"aJ"'e-r-=1"'11=so. BAY HARBOR ' •ors THE '1°1ME FOR qu1cK.CASH lHROUGH A · QA·IL Y PILOT ,WANT AD I ' I 842-5878 . , Early to bed and lale to Musical g~ve:~ $fs. d::~~. $lO, aft 3 PM 9/8 Evinrude electro shift 40 1425 Baker St., Co1ta Mesa rise and the boss will tlOOn Instruments 1125 NEWPORT Beach Te·nni·g FREE carpeting, 117 E. lSth H.P., •nav. Its., sling cover , Just So. of Harbo11Blvd,.&: GET WISE. Club membership tor sale, St. CM 911 trailer. Xlnt cond. 6754798. :~94~ci~RO Fr w y. (714) FURNITURE returned from .MUS T S e 11 ! ! G i b so n $ 5 O O . r. a I I c 0 J It c t l PET Bantam It 2 white BEAUT 33' Stephent, Chrys =~'°"'-~--~--I dltplay studies, model horn-Hummingbird w/case I: 5031222-5435 roostera 2612 S. E. Mesa Dr. ena:, $12,S00.$2500 down. Onr Mbl Home Buyers Serv. ea, decoratora cancellatJon. groo~~ I u n er s . Goci muit aacrlflcet 673-2807. Buying a mobile home? Save Spanish It Medlterranein conCht1on $185. 642-1821 aft 6 MOV. Sac. 5 New. Snack Back Bay 9/8 $lOOO's, Let our money-sav. R D FURNITURE Sacrific• ·Drum Sets ri::r: C~;~h~3';.5uf2n JDC. THRtE little pup pi ti, Si1llbNts 9(110 tng experts represent you In 1144 Ntwport Bl., C.M. l Yamaha, 1 Trlxon. Xlnt allXI0\11 tor new home. th" purchase 01 your mobllt every nite •t11 9 cond, Make ot&.r. 968-6351 N.B. Tennis Club charter Males. 54()..{13B3 9/8 -· ···------home. 714/494-4.446 W-· Sa & s 'ti ' membership, $4S5 + HOBIE CATS ....,., t. un. I • UKE NEW -$235 • transfer fee 642_2413 Black dog, med. size, needs N~Sl'ara Prtbl/Mwing e COMPLETE DRUM SET 545-0548 ' · ' child love. Doesn't bark ALL COLORS mach. $40. MUkglass & AU 6 Pr.1, 642-8326 ' 546-9642 919 I' M b C l 'al • 1 AM·FM radio tor ta .. e . REI DI OS .~"ltal~onp ··~ a1mP1 Fender Super Rever Amp c-~•g• oygtem. Plu'g'6 frisky lon&halred k1tten1 CAP'N EDS 10x47 MAYFLOWER. Mobile Home. Furnished It: erpt'd, Cov. patio & util house:. ~I blk from &I.ch ln H.8, $3850. 542-12210' or 842-4959 . ..-. 1an rov1nc a E•••llent -nd. 1-uuw 7 k ld.T ~ '·' " '" ·~ -tern Into ta-dock a-• w • o o •-homa ~1 crttee tbl $50. (2) Moss 646 •malt 6 PM "JD .. -•iu o:~o o..... -w ••• M .. IDE•L 0 ·•"ront Joe MobUe .., • lltten toAM·FMmuslc.Ex. ,,,__,~ 919 -.Ctt.Hwy,NB~ "on.¥~ • grnlmatch chrs. $20 ea. FEN • Home w/oovered patio. 644-0Uf DER bass & Fender cond. $35. 545-2572 Charcoal min, poodJt, male, CJ.L.25 $6250 Ideal for 1lngle J)enon. ANTIQUE custom made ':':..m!°, ::~ * * * T.V. gd. "1'k'g $29 sgl. • Yl'I old. Older children or Full 'Ractl « 8 I: C SaDsl 67~292. din'a/rm '"'tin {Mahogany), _ •• dra"·er file $5, 8 mil. movie adultt pleue. Ml-OS41 9/9 SIS Radio! Dinette! 9HP AD_U_L_T_M-ob_il_e_P_ar_k_.-K-il w/3 e)(tensions, ,1ads & 6 Pianos & Orgi1ns l130 proJ. $15 Mtrt.525 6 WKS old kittens, blue e)'td, ,E-rude! Choice Slip $50 Trojan 20' x 55' Double matching chrit $ 2 50 . BICYCL&S partly trained, 540-0568 an JOHN GRANATH 673-3570 !XP8Jldfl. Unfurn. 64~307 · ~2849 all 6 PM. BALDWIN AKROSONIC 1-3-10 speedt. !'fat0nn.ble. ORANGE kitten, he to grod. 31' Aux. CU~tr--l:Jl,llet dtl ·-·· · CANOPY Bed, Provincial Like new $680 384 Del Mar, CM. home. 537--0860. 918 en: •• I>1tcron 1&!11. Slps 4. Motor Hom•• '215 1Qolt, Xlnt cond. 673-?S94 After 7 500,000 ft tiberglau cloth, l " BEAUTIFUL 8 ~k old kitten 't;;,7mocd ,:.c:nd.or Tj?:' ;.~ 1970 CUsrQM made Motor =-'sso __ *_*_&<M __ 1_0_1 __ ":~~~$~~;!!'a~p~n.~ wl'1t •roUs, Best otta-, must dark calico, 842-6329 9/7 673-3499 · Home. Seeps 6. En~ FUhl. Maple bf! d, Bei.uty sell . 51-0-94'13 FREE to -horn• ktt••ns. 26. SO' ;,_,G ,69 Ol-plc el parking. Only 16' l••r. Ret\ boxsprlniJ, mattress or v.·knds 116 "A" 34th, NB. "" ...,..,~ .,... 8 .1 . 1 -·,1 NEWPORT TcMis Club 16228hkerSt,C.M.546-47811 AbbOlt North sall•. l.oll oi u1t·1ns, comp tt: and vanltY $50. 498-3548. +SPINET walnut Cr And ~embel"Shlp. "85 + lnitial-5 WK old puppies • 2132 xtns $39~. Cnurtesy to contained. Must stel Only •• \VHITE FORMICA TOP ~':sno~M~~·· Xlnt cond. F£>e. 496--3800 Wl!stmlnslf:r Ave. C.M 9/8 brokers. U2 W. Cout Hwy, $4950. 1813 VIOia Pl, CM. DJNE~i~ $65 I.owl')' HoUd•u o .... n NEWPORT. BEACH Tenn!• PERSIAN Cati scS-noc) 911 N.B. ~1 "64"2-3""'2Ml"'==· ===== "V ,.,._ Club mtmberthip .. $250 '+ BAl\OAIN .. Better iff! ll' In Mt'd or llttVi~? You'll Ortrlnat Owner transfer fee . &f4.0681, GERMAN Shtphero puppy • Trim:atan Character boa.t !"J!!!...~.1~11 9175 ftnd the liaht one In the 64.2-97$6 NEWPORT Beach Tennit nda gd home, 537-2301 917 t1Je I« dllldren. StU ~ XLNT Cof>d.Ll'f J n d t a n ~ o: ot the UPR1.,C:.~!._f881~~ $50 Cluh famfly membenhlp, FREE klttenA, l9W7U after row: w/trlr, ...U • oin. model min! bike. 3\t hp, -~.. ms. 144-1136. e ""' tn !290. 613-l.t595 2-opd. ruo. 6"-5261. ' Biiit to IUe Oil t~e coantry. Ill ONI TODAY AT JAMES LTD 1514 0111 Ntwport llvll. (Htl Mth '42.fCMO Suzuki TS-90 Honcho The ''king" of the lightweight endures! 65 mpli. 90oc rolary- Talve engine. S apd., fuba lramo. Po.I-Poree. 12 monlh/12,000 l.i milewarrcmty. ~ YAM AHA 125 MX Gyt Kit. blue metal tlake paint job, 21" lronl whl. Much, much more. Must see to appreciate. $395. Call after 6, 5J6..4258 '69 Kawasaki F3 175 CC B ushwhack er E lec. starter/auto oil lub. great shape $400. l.fI 6-4274. , '66 Norton chopper completely rebuilt $1150. 67;,-1964 '68 BULT ACO, 250 cc, Gd. for street or dirt. Extras. $595. 540-5198 MISCELLANEOUS Triumph moto1-cycle parts. 64'-8326 1962 B SA 650cc dirt bike, basket S 15 0 962-7473. 1965 BSA 175cc dirt bike, runs good, needs a little . $125. 962.7473 MINI-Bike, New cond, A1so Cushman Eagle trail bike & Honda 50. S47·23.56 1970 KAWASAKI 500, 3,SOO miles, $850. 673-9950 a1k for Frank. 1970 KAWASAKI 500 cc. Xlnt cond. L I k e new. $750. 54~2027 '64 tlonda 250CC, dirt & street legal. Must St:ll! $250. Call Ed, 542-2780 llllt to tJke 1009 DUCAT! 350 cc • like . new, 1450 mi. Must sell . $500 a the COUtry. or ~st olfcr 642-9971 N.B. • '67 Triumph, Cherry, Lots ol chrcme. Must 118.C~, Sil ONE TODAY AT Sell or trade. 646-59&3. '69 Honda CB 350 JAMES LTD Just rebuilt, exce llent condition $550. 642-1434 '65 YAMAHA 2.SOcc 1514 0111 Newport llv4. (Htl Mna 642..ocMO Built to take OD the coaDlly • Ill ONI TODAY AT JAMES LTD 1514 0111 Newport lfvll. (Hfl MIN .. , ..... The fastest 250cc street bike madel 15.1 qqmtw, !OS mph. 6 apoed tmncniuion, Pod-Foret. 12monlh/ [! 12.000mll• wamm.tf. $300. 645-1816 '69 YAMAHA llOcc Good condition 646·2540 ·-"- Auto Service & Porto MOPAR 4:56 posi, complete 3rd member $75 Holley 3 barrel with fuel llnes & manifold for 383 \\'1opar $100 Ou0:.11 Ignition system for r.1opar 383 complete with ignition wires $50. 633-5S76 or 642·3643. complete $65 FoM T-104 speed $25 Mallory Rev-Pol \v/trilnsformer fpr 312 Ford $25. Finntd aluminum valve covers for 312 Ford $10 646-5&89. e VW pans, trans axles I: bodyparts. • 642-044~ • Tri1lltr, Trav•I 9425 31' Sllverstreak, 1959, Xlnt cond . $2500. Ph : 64Z..ll211&46-5302. LIVE OR CAMP IN THIS TRAILER 16' '68 field &:: 1tream 1lp1. 7 complty equip. $900. 54g..(l()M or 646-2110 e 1968 Nomad Golden Falcon 15'h". $1095. • 962-4800 • '68 i'lli'1ROD. Deluxe. Sips 6. Stove, icebox. dln'1 table. $5.<15. 548-4156. '&t AJRSTREAM, 2T self. contained Safari. Xlnt cond . S325(). 54:>-1544. Tralltr1, Utility ' x I trrlLlTY trailet with tarp, very rood cond. $145. 28U Loreto, CM. 545--0938 * '6l Ford F-100, 4-'A·hl drlv.t, '68 327 Chevy cng. w/o'drlve, (iatea !Ires. C.11 Phil Manuel tor eompl. info 675-3331. LEAVING Town-must sell 1~1 Foret "' ton pick-up 6 Bidlt to take ... '. ,-~\"'-:-~...,',,.runa=-(OOd= . .,,,2 .. ,,,_'·_,o«er_. OD tlae COIUI•"'. • 'S9 EL c•MINo • N 1' Clean, V8, 4 speed'. mtil. F irm, $395. 492--1797. • '68 Ford Van, xh\'t cone!. Sacrifice tor bst cash otr. or ------· trade. 646-2698 • • I I .I ----------.,--,-.,.-------· , -~--~-.--·-------- Mondar, Stpttiibtt 7, 1WO ' TRANS R A N TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION .. 9500 C•mpers . -:--:-:-:C--:-.....;_=::~;;..;;..~,...,..~-::;:;; 9520 Im ported Autos 9600 Imported C•r• -· 9600 Imported Au,to1 9600 Imported Autos 9600 lmporf9d Autos 9600 tmported Avto• 9600tmported Auto• 9600 -----1970 GMC 1500 PICKUP WITH CAMPER , _______ _ . 1967 CAMPERS 291 engine heatl"r, deluxe M eab. tlborgllw titts with 3 TO CHOOSE FRO 8 toot cab ovt'r 1<ing o! Road Camper. Stove. retrig. All Fully Equipped erafor. 20 afll. water lank, natural ~'Ood "'ith Jots of 1 OQO/o room. $3295 Serini 58744 UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE 2850 Harbor Blvd, Costa r'>le5a · 54G-!J&IO '53 CHEVY VAN Guaranteed USE AS CAMPER OR BUS 1967 IUC),L;873l 1967 IUO.L-631 l 1967 IUQH-6921 $2295 Harbo11r V.W. l..ONOON TAXI Loi.~ of c h a r ac te r ! DATSUN 7..pasfienger, autom at k ------- ''"'"'·· fcathec ·"""· f8;'1 '70 DATSUN meter. Eoooom1eal. Ausl1n die5el ta.xi imoorted from 4 Door Sedan, u5td $1'199 full England. Good cond, $1500. priCt". t601AVA) dlr. \Viii HILLMAN '59 H illm a n Convert . IZOO &16-4276 ---· - 675-112'1. take trade or finance pri· ALFA ROMEO :~ii"Y. Calf 54"'°52 or -------- AUSTIN HEALEY AUSTIN AMER ICA Sales, Service, Parts Im.mediate Delivery All Modela DOT DATSUN OPEN DAILY su~':J'Aysl 18835 Beac.bl.J¥vd. Huntington J¥ileh 842·7781 or ~ IN • COSTA MESA 234 E. llth Street 548-7765 MG MGI '65 MGB ROADSTER \Vire "''heels. radio. (HCC119l $995 BILL JONES B.J. Sporl$ Car Center 28.13 Harbor, C.J\t, 540-44!11 '68 MGB GT Coupe <!"iiOZCP) $1895 BILL JONES B.J. Sports Car Center 283.1 Harbor, C.l\f. ~491 ~~~~$@!< ~"'~••/•·"~ How does Fiat do it for . the price? $2335 I • l'.O.I . 1~ J~; Ton eoci'>Sefl Creight OOx !G96369l) dlr. Will take care in trade or finanee private party. MS-4052 or 494-6811. 18711 BEACH BL. 842-4435 HUNTINGTON BEACH J.,p, ____ 9510 HELP! r..1ust sell '40 Chevy DESERT OR SAFARI-:;; wood£'n camper truC'k, sips 5 Toyota land C'n1iser soft top Xlnt cond. New cng. $~JO. 4 \l'h rlr. mo\•ing sarcifice Ask for r'>like al! 3, 6~2-30.iJ. J1rlllj.JOl! JIJnports MORGAN m I JJerb I I I I I I $2200. :i-15-004·1 Dune ·Buggie1 1967 Scout 4 • .,,,.1\('eJ <.lrivr, 9525 $1950 or best offer. Good --------Cond. Call 6,16-6580 CO~tPETITION Racing dun<' Camp!"..!_ ____ 95_2_0 APOLLO ~tOT'OR 1101\lES * All Steel Construction * AU Fibergla:;s Exterior MILLIGANS Trailer Sales 139.>l Harbor Blvd, G~rdP.n Gro\'e * 537-28.j2 buggy. Mt>yers tO\v'd, '1lh place in '69 ?o.1ex, 1000. Full roU cage hi intensity light<;, super tiii:-s. elc. Less eng. $1500. Ask for Jim ph: 673-64!)!). XLNT START FOR DUNE BUGGY '64 VW pan, includes fronl- cnd, front brakes, pcdaJs & cables, (AI; asge mbled) • Must Soll • 646466.3 or 646-7302 METRO VAN ~!EYERS i\1anx. blue metal l:>JJ A' T b ilti flake, brand new 1600 V\V 3100 W._Coast Hwy., N.B. M2'·9411i ~1764 Authoriied MG Dealer BMW , ,. _ ~ n camper. r ng_ Porsche clutch,.2 tops, Sl.JVl'. sink, ice box, car-chr1n \>.1hls Galrs tires FIAT pe~ng, panell ing: .bed, new Very clean. '$1495. fA~o:' -;:;::;:::-;::;:-1--_:'...:~--- paml Xlnt. conchtion, -"=------1966 2 rx>OR Cortina GT, ~ ----• * 5-15-124.1 * ~!EYERS Manx, gold metal ru n~ good -good rubber --------- - - flake. Top & side curtains, bclO\Y IO\V book. 515-6817 e THINIC New '70 Datsun Gates GT lil'('i;, Ansen afternoons. "FIAT' 1600 ORC. Pickup with camp. liprin! mags. $2I9j or best ========! er. Sale price $2099 dlr. ~•f=fe~'·~54=S-_l~6.I~'-~~~-DATSUN 1 SU (# £7798) \Vill take ear in J!lS.(j "~lark II'' Dune Bug '''FRIEDLANDER" l owner, canary yellow cxter. io1· with black vinyl inter- ior, lonn eau cover. Has had cxcell rnt care. !SQ..'( 122) $109!! run price. \Viii financC pvt. pty, dlr. call Maury aft 10 am 540.3100 or 494-2300. • '68-Likc nE'w • 30,000 mi, lrnrl•. Will """"" priv"' T·Bookot Top, '""""'· '66 1600 ROADSTER party. Call S4S-4052 or rugs, tow-bar, cover. e!c. 4~,6811. Built lor custom. 5'19-0CJOg 13750 IU.CH (Hwy, lfl r.e\V tires. Sil ' .. h /hf k . 893-7566 • 537.682'1 $179.) 32852 Valle Road San Juan Capistrano 837-4800/ 493-4311/499-2261 '60 Super 90 · Ar'>l/F~I. f PZA 6091 BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 32852 Valle Road San Juan Capistrano 837-4800/ 493-4511/ 499-2261 '63 SUPER 90 - A$ Clean As Brand New, AM/f'M, (JZY 525) dlr. \Vill take car in Trade or Finance Priva te Party. s.J6-4C62 or 494-&lll. 1969 Por1che 911-T l-753-0010 10 FT CAB-OVER Camper, *'59 V\V front end, pan .stove. Ice box, .sink, etc trans axle & eng. ' . vcr_ 1n1s w ac vinyl NEW-USEO..SERV 1n1er1or 4 speed, Dir., IRUC .._ -----.. '68 Ka rmann Ghia, ai r-cond, Used C•r• 9900 Uied C•rs 851) will take trade or fin-- -----------1 ,~ca~d~ial~'~· ~'~"J'"°~'~y,~tc~m~,~l~oi!f;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;.;;;:;;;;;, w/stands. $6j(), 642--5655 $200 962-0927 '64 CABOVER Camper, good Fibergla1s Repair. cond, $j5(), • 645-0tJS * * 642-1j73 * ,60 CORVAIR MOTOR 'fi6 DATSUN Roadster 1600, N11 tires, Needs paint, anc:c private party caIJ 1________ mi's. $2100. 673-2312. 54G4052 OI" '1!14-6811. METRO Saturday· DIME-A-LINES~ $50 * !Mi8-6595 \Vholcsale.-642-8102. =,m=po==,,=,d=A=u=,=.,===9=600=.t.lm==po=rt=.=d=A=utos==~~=~;:!1S~_=,A===9=600=-I auto sport ltd :;;;~;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;~;;;;m;;po;rt;~;;;;;;:ut:o;s ;;;;;;;;:.,1 Authorized Sales e Service r Paris New and Used METRO VAN 1~53 ~ '!' buillin camper. Slove, sink, lee box, carpet- ing. panelling, bed, n ew paint. Xlnt condition. I How does .Fiat do it for t1he price? Demo & Executive Sale · SAVE aaaa NEW 1970 FIATS *flAT 124 "S" AM/F~t Radio, Radial Tire:s, All Fiat Equipment. •717140. SALE PRICE $1895 *FIAT 124 5 DOOR WAGON Air Conditioning, Radjo, Radial Tires. Luggage Rack. All Fiat Equipment. •739847. SALE PR ICE $2395 *850 SPYDER J\M /F'l'vl Radio, Competition Ex- haust. Radial 'fires, All fiat Equipmen t. •0791 35. SALE PRICE $2195 BIG SALE MAKE Of,fER 124 Sport Coupes & 124 Spydcrs. 24 To Choose From. Visit Our ~uge New Service Dept. 16 Stalls Servicing All Sports & Foreign Cars Bill Jones' Sales Open Sunday 537-7777 Call QJllect. 0iNmlJld1111t•• Radio, heater. (\VX~l5j7) $1995 . BILL JONES B.J. Sports Car Center 2833 1-larbor. c.~I. rJ4(}.44nt NEW FIAT 1970 850 SPYDER All colors to choose from. $233.'i + Tax & Lie. Alt models to choose, California Sport Cari 901 E. :lst, S.A. 542-8801 '68 124 COUPE !XEP 183• $1795 BILL JONES B.J . Sporti; Car Centc>r 2833 Harbor, C.J\.t. !'l'I0-4•191 '69 Fiat 124 Cpe Exotic red \vith black vinyl bucket scats. Lo\v miles, has had exeellPnt eitrr.. Sacri· lice? (XLY23;i) Take older car in trade. \Vi ll finance private , Jr ty. Call Pat dlr, alt 10 t .. ,\ 49-l-750J, 541).3]00, '67 124 Wagan I \\'XK 610) $1195 BILL JONES B.J . Sports Car Center 2833 Harbor, C.~1. 5-1M491 * 545-72•15 * MERCEDES BENZ 1956 190 SL Rdslr-red w/blk in1. Xlnl n1nning, new radials, $1600. 646-7306. MG ~ .am THINK ~ .. ~~" "FRIEDLANDER" NEW MIOGET $1995 Ulst IEACH (KWY, lU 893-7566 • 5.17-6824 NEW-USED-SE RV. ~ Save your car -it's not far! Just reach for your phone &-t'a.11 Daily Pilot Classilicd 642-5678 Charge your ad -today! Imported Cars 96001mported Autos 9600 ·~ .. w COSTA MESA HONDA s::1 • All!: COOLlO "illONT l!NOIN• e l'ltONT WHlllEL DllVI: ... ow11t ASSISTEO Sl Lll'- AOJUSTINO l'ltONT 01\C lltAltES • MAXIMUM SlllEl!O 11 MflH • u .. TO 441 MILIS l'Elt OAl.LON • l'OUlll·l'ASSI HOl!lt, t Olt. 51!.0AH l'h11 $100 N1w Cir ,.,_,_r1!lefl Ltcll Tri ..._ T•11 & Ll«f!ff UNIVERSITY B. J. SPORTCAR CENTER 2'33 HARBOR, COSTA MESA 540·449.I I COSTA MESA 540-9'40 l!!l!!!!!!I!!-!!!!!!!!!!!!----OLDSMOBIU 1967 GRAND PRIX Fie+. 1ir co11cl. on thi1 b1111tif111 gold c•• with bltc.k inl1 rior, Bleck Yi11vl top. Ei· c1ptionel c.ond ition, !TRH177) $2095 1970 MUSTANG MACH I Ev~rv 1rlr1 inc.I. fee.I, 1ir c.011dit. A Rolf1 Ro yce tred1 & only b,000 mi111. !071• ACNl ' $3495 1969 MERCURY COUGAR 5p1rkli11') ivory & b!eck vinyl top. O nt v••• w1rr1nty. IZXE8l9 l $2695 1968 VALIANT I Fe clorv eir conclitionin9 on lhi1 b11uti(:1I ct r, !WVF44Sl $1895 1967 OLOS LUXURY SEDAN Ev1 ry conc:1iv1bl1 11:tr1 01'1 this 1ll'c:•lt1nt family or bu1ine11 cir. One owner fVHF - 5761 $2495 1968 CHEVROLET MALIBU , cir. h•rdlop. 327 v.a eng., 111to hens., pow1r 1h11rin9, bu~~et 1e1h. A b1111ti(ul d•rk 1ilver. IYER092 J , $2195 1964 CORVETTE STINGRAY f.o ur 1p1ecl tr1n1mi11iol'f & ou!it1ndi.i1J c:ondition. One y11r w-1rr1nly. IVCJ993l $2495 1969 GTO HARDTOP <t Spied fr1ni., elite brake• & pow1, 1teerin9, 1p1rklin9 9r1111 & 011ly I 1,000 mil11. I 78•AFYI $2895 1968 PONTIAC VENTURA 1 cl•. h1rcltop, fec:tory eir c:ond .. power w;ndows. A comp 111y 1K1c11fiv1 c:•• with l,c.torv w•rrenly. { 1043771 $2695 1968 FORD MUSTANG 1 doo• l.1rcl1op , r•dio, h11t1r, 111tom•lic lr1ntm;11ion, A b1•11tiful v•••"' finit~. IWVX21 ll $1895 1964 PLYMOUTH WAGON Fury 11rie1 with power 1t11ri119, V-t , •11• tom1tic: tr1nimi11ion. A gr11t f11T1ily c:1r, IOY52S2l $99S 1965 CHEVROLET SEDAN !11 Air .,.;th r1dio, h1tltr, powt r 1f11r• in9 &: 1ulo'"1tic tr1n1'"i11ion. )4,000 "'11111 011 th!• 1111li.li1 .. 1bly w1U0 k1pt c•r. ! R!Wb6J ) $1295 ~ROY C AR \1ER ~ROLL S -RO YCE 2?~5 HARBOR .nouttVARO. (;QST A MtSA 546-444<t 137-50 BEACH BLVD. !Hwy. 391 I 2 block1 So. of Gard en Grove Frwy. i 6 block1 No. of · San Diego Frwy. 537~6824 * 893-7566 '/,; that attracts the birds: THE MGB ~ried/ander 13750 BEACH BLVD. !Hwy. 391 2 blOcks So. of Garden Grove Frwy. 6 b'loc1c1 No. of San Diego F rwy. 537-6824 Offering A We've stomped S on all prices ~ this weekend! lP . Savings on all Honda ~Models ~ HERBIE BABY Ii! ·~' 0 """.=.. . --• -· .. ~ . ~ ~~-"""'' ~ ' . ~ ~HONDA I FROM MINI TRAILS TO 750's l Jf;~;~EA::~!:~~~:.i:er ;I: 2 block1 So. of G1rde n Grove Frwy • 6 block1 No. of San Diego Frwy. 537-6824 * 893-7566 --·-------------- TR Im '61 I ' ! . ' eo) off I • 0 • t ., ' ' Ne ' . Monday. Stptembtr 7, 1970 DAILY PILOT f5 TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANS PORTATI ON TRANSPORTATION fRANSf'OR I A flO~ Imported Autot 9600 Imported Autos HOO lmportltd Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 lmf>!_rted Autos,_ 9600 lmPorted Auto1 9600 Im ported AutOs 9600 lmoor•td Auto• 9600 Antiques, Cl1s1ics 9615 PORSCHE '69 911 'S' PORSCHE • '67 Targa 911 29.000 n1lll's, 5 sl)C('d, ml\gs, A?tl i-"~1 . (VGP4241 BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 328!>2 Valle Road Sa11 Juan Capistrano 837-'lS00/ <1934511/ 499-2261 J>QRSCHE '67 912. New radials, chrome whls, A?.'l· Jo'ti1 S/\V, New engine. PORSCHE '61 PORSCHE CABRIOLET Hr rdlop, izleanUng n1elallic silv<'r, 1vith brand new in· terlor, chro1ne wh~ls. ra. f\~'. \~~if 2~~FM radio, $2199 CHICK IVERSON vw [)cmn! 5700 actual 1n!le11. 5 $3900. 673-4.530 d a Y s , 549.3031 :-:xt. 66 qr 61 COSTA MESA i;prt>d trans., 111ag 11•hcels, 673-2976 alt 7 A);! Fill, :"pC'CiRl factory 1-"·•""1 ~pc-,nc-cho--,9ll=-, -,>'!>d-,-.- 1970 HARBOR BLVD. ('(\UlP!lrd. ''rl101v 11•i1h black Xlnt cond, $4700. '70 Tarr;ia 911 'T' Jr1rrior ~ :i::l(ll?l,11 . * 833-133( * tx>1110! Exactly 682 m ilts. 4 s!X'Cd. AM/Fl\I, chron1c 11·hf't'lll. BILL YATES --.-70 911 'T' vo;;_~~! 1~!N f;;u1 Ju:in r ;1pistrano R.'li.illi(IO 19J-r11l •199-2'.lGI Dl>mo. 3400 actual miles. S 5pced trans .. AM /FJ\1, mag 1vhccls, emerald ~reen l\'ilh blaf'k in terior. (#1011661. BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 32852 Va lie Road '61 PORSCIU·; CABRIOLl:.'T :itust S<'I) for bl'st offer * 6ia.. l 3'1..3 • e ''68 Porsrhc 912, tani,:rri11(' 1dOr, Good <:ond. ~1ake olfr r. fi.14-2610 BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 32852 Valle Road San Juan Capistrano 837-4800/ 493-4~1u499·2261 San Juan Capistrano 837-4800/493-451V499-nfil 1961 PORSCllF: HiOO. Gil. eond. :Musi sell! $2200 or hsl nfr. 536-1320, !>36-4911 Randy. Impo rted Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 WE HAVE THE BEST SELECTION OF BMW 's IN ORANGE COUNTY • 1600'1 • 2002 • 2500 • 2100 0 All COLORS e ALL MODELS • 2100 cs e IMME DIATE DELIV ERY Th• BMW fou r-cylinder engine ac ts like a six or eight. It's smooth a nd quiet, turns out 114 h.D. at 5800 rpm. Cru ises a t 100 mph. G .tt s up to 30 mpg. See T & M MOTORS for the free booklet, "33 Reasons Why BMW Is Better." --1 BMW SERVICE 1---.---1 SPECIAL S USED CAR SP ECIALS . 4,000 Milt S1rvic1 •.• , , • $6.00 8,000 Mile SerYlc• , , • , All 4 Cyl. Front lrokH •••••• , , $30.00 $20.00 5 ILADED FANS AND INSTALLATION '6S PORSCHE R.buill • .,gin•, radio, ~••let , all th• ••lra1, real nice c••_-_ $995 f,utbac~ (ZWL.898 !' '67 vw New V.W. colcir. All bl ack inltrior. '67 FIAT Cpe. redio, heel1r. Good tire •. Red .... .+h bleck bucl.et se•h. !TRY.Oll:d '64 vw R•dio, heeler, 9ood +;,,,, new peinf. e~cellent condi+;Oft . FMM .1/97. PORSCHE '60 PORSCHE Cabriolet, 1fiOO liUpc:r, with hard top. Ntw f'nginc, new clutch. ~ tires, new pe.lnt, Al\l/Fr.1, just like new, can be seen at Xl89 Harbor Blvd., or phone 645-1982, ~ to 6pm SAAB I Aulhorized Ocalrr Sales • Service • Part.s Sonet Coupes in Stock Orange County's Nt-...·rst Dlr. COAST IMPORTS of Orange County Jn('. 1200 W, Pacilic Coe.st H"''Y· Acrru;s from Balboa Bay Club 642-0406 • 54&...629 TOYOTA !T!OJY(O!TIA! DEMO '70 \VAGON (2660) $1817 Check our deals 8 OTHER DEMOS AT BIG SAVINGS DEAN LEWIS : TRIUMPH '67 GT6 Coupe Extra Sharp! Radio. heater, • speed, wire whf'el1. (\\'CR. 105), $1995 Bill JONES 8 .J. Sport.I Car C1•nfer 28M Harbor, C.111, 0-4• 91 VOLKSWAG N '58 vw VOLKSWAGEN '57 vw Sedan Gre11l tran!l'POrll'lllon buy, iPVW?41) $488 Original . blttcl • .'u1i11~1 wl~h Harbour contrasting red u11cr10r, Lie v.w. GBV 710. $38 Down * 'li1 V\V. SUNROO~· * GOOD CO~D * ~~00 1871 l Bi':.i\CH BL., 8~2-4·135 llUNTINGTON RF.ACll LARGE ' SELECTION 1966 lfarbor, C.~t. 64&9303 l ----,-,*~"~,_~-="~"-=-----I ------'65 vw of VW CAMPERS BILL MAXEY BUG Harbour V.W. !TIOIY(O!TIA! 18811 BEACH Bl VD. Hunt. B•ach 147-8555 I ml N. of ())a.st Hwy. on Bdl TRIUMPH '67 T rium ph "GT 0 6' CP<'. \\'ire 11.'hcrls, radials, radio, heater. IUQN09J> $1895 2100 l!arhnr Blvd, 64:>.(1466 '67 Triumph TR6 .J speed w/overdrivc, wire wheels, AM/Fl\t dlr. tow 111ilcs. Runs like a fine \\'fllCh, IUOV846) \Viii take car in lradc or finAnce pri. \'ate party. 546-4052 or '1M·6811. American mags '''Ide Hn?s, Atrr!IORIZF:D custom 1nctalliC palnt \\ h SA LES & SERVICE beautiful lace \1•ork. YPU. Ji;;711 R~.:ACll BL., 8•124 135 !IOL llUNTINl;TON HEACI{ Scv('ra\ other cuslnml7.ed '&I V\\' Hus \'\\' to chon.~ fron1 Sunroof. j::QOll c:ondillon CHICK IVERSON I-~=".:.,'"'=""-~~~ VW e '67 V\V Blk/\\'ht. _ int. 5-l!l-303l Ext. 66 nr 67 :<\Int Conrl. Nu !rs. $USO. 1970 HARBOR BLVD. Pr.IJll.Y. ~,.IQ.ll'79 ---~.63~v"'w,,_---1·56 V\V Bus, full i:c"11ts, good ("fllld., r un: "'<'Ji. $650. Low ntilcs on rebuilt rnginc, 6~2-0:iO-I nev.r clulch, nr\v brakcs,IC::~"-'------ radio, perfccl condition. Can be seen al 20~!1 llarbor Blvd, or phone 6·15-1982, 9am to 6pm '63 VW Bur;i ~IECHANIC SPECIAL Lie. OKC-612 $299 CHICK IVERSON vw '65 vw Sedan Sunrwr. r;1rlio. ! ~tJR:lSS) $937 VOLKSWAGEN • '61 V\V SUJU'OOf. Bh1upunkl anl/fm. 1 ov.•ner, lmmac. $650. 673-3270 '66 V\V Srdan xlnt. rond. Orig. 011•nc r.' $950. Call 8.JG-12·18 aft 6. '69 V\V Bu.1:, R&fl. $15.'lO * 67~6915 * VOLVO VOLVO VOLVO WANTED: Classic or an. ti11uc car entt1usia1t1 lo share nice sOOp Ir 11.orage lttt•11il\4!s. N.B. 6T;>-7498, 548-8171. 1939 Oltb., good running cond. Body & uphol. )IOtXI. NC'I\' rircs. Aulo trrin.,, Sacrili<.-c $3,l:i riulck sa1<'1 54s-G.U2 1940 PACKAR~ Conv.1New rno!or. Fair~\' bprly. "rill 1rad<'. ~l&.3634 Autos Want 9700 ONLY AT CONNELL CHEVROLET '69 CHEV. %·TON PICKUP VB WITH 11 Yi FT. S.ELF CONTAINED CAMPER H••vy cluty th<U•OUt will. ft ir level•r rt•r 1hoc k1, powtr 1!11rin<J , •ir con.I., tulom~t!c. tr~n,, C t mP•' com~l tlt wi !h fu•ntt t , •1•clric 11frig•••lor, both AC i nd DC, 11cl1 ; ..... ,,,,,.,,,, .. '"' "'"$'3899 '69 FORD l/2 TON VAN Auto1nalic, radio, nice. ( 18268) Authorirff SolH & S.nico Parh Joe Be rlolli'• T&M MOTORS A~tho1i1ed Sal" a, S.nlc:e ..... '65 TRIUMPH {#l-£\V-3'100) $695 Bill JONES 5't!l-30ll Ext. 66 or 67 1970 l~ARBOR BLVD . COSTA ~1ESA Harbour V.W. ~67 FORD '/2 TON VAN Jlf'fH'Y duly. Slick shifl. 8081 GARDEN GROVE BLVD. --fl.LIS O,EN~SUND'J;Y . ~ PARTS, S!RYICE TUES., TH URS., TILL 1:00 514·2284 (1/J I lk. E. of leec.hl 1'2·5551 ~AUER{ B.J. Sports Car Crntrr 2&33 Harbor, C.~1. 5404491 '62 TP..4 Xln't Shape. $800 * ~131-0831 * '64 YW BUG Radio, !Teater , ITAZ 300) Sn1a\I Do\\'n v•ill Jin.,n('f' Pri\'atc Party, CalJ 5464C>.J2 or 491~11 BUICK1NCOSTA MESA Sptci1lizi11 i•t UALITl ...-JAGUA R • Opel -'~ L-1,;4'[ U'.. " :=ee.3.1 v 234 E. 17th ST. COSTA MESA 548·7765 BRAND NEW '70 OPEL KADETTE BRAND NEW '70 OPEL WAGON Fully equipped. 13 19357471 Deluxe. Fully equipped. I 399299428 1 BRAND NEW '70 OPEL RALL YE BRAND NEW '70 OPEL CUSTOM KAOETT E. Fully equ ipped. 1929297506) Coupe. Autometic transmission. { 9192322031 BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS '66 CHEVELLE H.T. VS , a utomatic transmission, redio and heater, power 1teer0 in9. tYPW837) $1367 '68 PONTIAC LE MANS Sport Coupe. V8 , automatic, radio, heater, in9, vinyl roof, bla ck vinyl interior. l DVL272 I $1947 '65 RIVIERA GRAN SPORT Full power and fa ctory air, AM-FM rad io, chrome wheels. IPIY8141 $1963 '65 OPEL 2 DOOR COUPE speed tren1mi11ion, rad io and heater. I RGU062 I '69 OPEL Sport sedan. Automatic transmi51ion, only 6,800 mil es . IZA E205 1 $1588 '67 CAMARO RS VS, automatic, radio, he ater, power steering , factory air, I owner gem. IUZZ6 51 I $1997 '69 MUSTANG VS, a utomatic, radio, heater, power fec+ory eir. Low mileage. IZBN685 ) $2487 '69 OPEL LS Sport coupe. '4 speed t ransm iss ion, radio and heeler, gold with black interior, white walls. ! YOAbl 1 ) $1393 I 18711 BE:AC!t HL. 8•12-4435 HUNTINGTON BEACll NEW VW BUG $55.89 pr. month $147.78 down includes tax & Lie. Open End VW LEASING AT CHICK IVERSON vw 1070 llA.RBOR BLVD. COST A r.11'::SA '69 VW Sedans Sl'vl'rat to choose fron1. AU ar• und1•r <'ilher our 100"1 u~I car 11•arrnnty or JK'IV car "'arranty! Prif't'd from $1750 \\ith nuton1a1lc (YCY!)61\ Harbour V.W. 18711 Bf<:ACJI BL. 842-4435 JlUNTINGTON At:AC.11 Larr;ie Selection Of VW Campers, Vans, Kombis, Buses, New & Used Im mediate Delivery CHICK IVERSON vw rt49-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 19i0 !!ARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '63 vw Sedan Tind10, (ASL6.'H) $885 Harbour V.W. 1871 1 BEACIT BL. 8·12-41 3.") llUNTING1'0N BEACll '69 YW SQUAREBACK Llkt> nrwl Rarlio, hcaltr, dlr. CYOX849) \VIII takt! tradt> or finance private party. Call 494,7744. WANTED I'll pay top dolla~ tor )'OUl' VOLKS\VAGEN today, Call 11.nd ask for Ron Plnchot. 549-3031 Ext. 66-67. 673--0900. e '68, RED. blk ;nler. Sherpl Prim! to ~ll $1295. '* Pv1 Pty 51841836 * • 1965 \T\V Bui;t·r /h, good li~s. Clea ri. $6771, Ph: &16-Gl47 Pvl '63 RU$.'1('1v e1!1t & lirt8 )!ood 'borly >:Int COfl(I. $950 or ofr, ~561!t. 'iiVw~c~o-n_v_•_rl_ib_I_•_ Xlnt coll{! M8·5663 ~67 '68 ~69 '69 '68 \Viii pf\int to suit buyrr. (Q74696 I CHEVROLET 'I• TON Sport van. Auton1atic, V~. radio, .. side 1\•indo11·s, sl!'on,i:: veh1cJr, ! 110100) CHEVROLET 'h TON P.U. Hadio, slick. (~5 1) CHEVROLET 11> TON P.U. 6 cylinder, slick. (22331CJ MUSTANG VI Auto .. P.S., r.B .. air cond .. lqw n1iles. Nice car. (WQK204) CAMARO V8. po11·rr sl<'rl'inl.':, remaining guarante~. Lti.\' miles. (Y\V$232 I IMPALA CUSTOM Cpc. VS, vinyl roor. P.S., auto., R&:H, Low miles, ioo •1:. guaran ll'e. IZVL180) CAMARO ' Radio, healr r , automalic, l>O"''er slcering, VS, nicC'. ( VTr-.12831 '68 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE Nice. 427, <I s~"d, vinyl whit<' roof, also soft top. Ri'l'luliful bl ue car you "'ill lfkl'. ( XO\V088J '67 '67 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 Dr. Sedan. V8, 1111111 .. P.S .. Rir. rRdlo. Real nice car, U>\.\', low price. \U\VZ085) CHEVROLET WAGON VB Bel Air wa~nn. 6 i:iass .. P.S. auto., air. U>w, lo1v 11ricc, {'l.lH933J '64 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE Auto .. P.S .. Rkl-f. Belonged to a n1C'Chanic. Strong car. tKAB5361 '65 CORVAlr. SPIDER Coupe, Radio. tPIG176l '65 '67 MUSTANG VR. autnnialiC', r111lio. !<1treo. \VIII 1:.aint to suit buyer. (JKf!867' PONTIAC GTO Courw•. nadio, hcatrr, 11.utr1n1Rtic, f)O\vcr stcl:orlng. Lo\\', low price, (\VCA940) V.W. SEDAN "Bug." JJ,000 miles. (ZSf84~l CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 HarbQ r Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-1203 ) • ' • ---"----------------------------·-...,-----------· ------~----------------~- H DAILY PJLOT Monday, Stpt•m"" 7, 1970 1 t<AHSPORTATION 1 TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATI ON TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION -l ...;..;.;._.....;......;.;,;.;..;;,;.;....J...:.;.;:c;,;.:.;..::.;.:.:.:..;.;.:...:.;.;.._..:.;.;:..:..;.::;..;c.;c:=.;.:.;;.....;..-'"~=-''-'--'..;.;.;.;;;.;..~....;_;..._~.....;...;.;.;;....;._..;..:,;..:..;.::"-'-'..:..;.::;.:...:.;.:__ • .=..:..;.::;;..;;.c;.;,;..;.;.:...:.;;......:..;.::..:..;.::;..:. UMd Cars '9CIOU'"" Cars '9CIOUNCI Cu• '9CIOUNCI c~" 990CIUNCI Ca" '9CIO UNCI Cars '900 UMd C.-r1 UMd C•rt '9CIO • -· ' \ ' We're Having a Quiet Little Sale It isn't often that we are able to offer so many bra"d new automobiles at such prices. Eve ry car we have has a new lower-than -before price tag that will 1av e you more rfi on ey than you ever dreame d possi ble on a car today. And frankly, we are expecting every car to be sold .•• so we're not making a lot of noise about our sale ••• just telling a few of our frie nd s, like you. Why not come over and take a peek at ou r stock? You might drive away with a barga in! -OFFICIAL FORD OFFICIAL FORD OFFICIAL FORD Ol'FICIAL FORD OFFICIAL FORD OFFICIAL FORD CLEARANCE CLEARANCE CLEARANCE • CLEARANCE CLEARANCE CLEARANCE BRAND NEW BRAND NEW BRAND NEW BRAND NE W BRAND NEW BRAND NE W MUSTANG BOSS 429 MUSTANG MAVERICK TORINO TORINO GT MACH I =9F022 191796 R.•"'" l l•ck. )75 Sporh roof. :Qf02FIOl lOl. :osoFOSH l 10717. M1 dium Me-:QIC91l242457. 1 Door S1d•n, =ORJ4Hl6147S. 2 Door Hird-t•llie Gold, VI, Crui1-o-m•tic, :QRlSF I 04216. Hood Scoop, HP Rtm Air VI, l 11ck1I S11h. 302 CJD \II, ln1frument 91u91t, Vermillion fini1~ with Pl1id in-lop 302 CID \II, Crui1om1tic, Pow1r s+.1rin9, Powtr Oiu; '" VI, Cruitom1lic, l uc:Ut 4 Spied, Widt Ow1I Poly9l•1 Crui1omt lic, Beltad White Will lerior, 250 CID En9in1, S1ltcl Br1k11, Air Co11d., Gl11 Billed Sa1h. Air Conditioni119, Ridio, tir11, Power St1trin9, Pow1r Power St1erin9, Vinyl Trim, R.1 -Tirt1, Rtdio Tinted G l111 lnitru-Fro11t Dite lr1k11, ll.1cin9 Mir-Tirtl, Powtr Si1t rin9 Air Con-Shift Cruiu1rnalk, Whit1 w.u Tinlad G lau, Powar Staaring, dio H1alar Bali1d Whitawall Mi nt G1uq11 Roclrar Pinal Pow1r Front Oise Brak11, Viii• tors, Con1olt , Vi1ibility Group, ditioning, Rad io, Tir1ttd Glass, Tir1•, Acc1nt Group Radio, Molding1, Compalitio n IUlj)lll· bility Group, Gla11 Ballad Tir•1, Compalilion S11tptn1ion. Win· Whatl Covar1. Window Sticlrtr H11!1r. Window itilr1r $2560. Tir11 Wh11l Covar.. Window 1ion, D1 l1,111a s ••• Ba1h. Win· la11r Stripa, Window 1ticlr1r Gow Stick1t Pric1 $5022.QI $3892. Oi1count Oi1counl 1ticlr1r $3519. Oi1cou11t dow Stick1r pric1 $43 15.20. $4)70. Oi1count Di1count ' Di1count $1022 $634 $318 $580 $71 I $725 OFFICIAL FORD CLEARANCE OFFICIAL FORD CLEARANCE OFFICIAL FORD CLEARANCE OFFICIAL FORD CLEARANCE DON'T MISS THESE BUYS FROM THE GOOD GUYS 'BRAND NEW MAVERICK !:QK91T2lll 15. Whil1 with Rad Viny l Interior 200 CID En9Jna, S1l1cl Shift, Cruisomttic, Acc1r1t Group, Whit1w•ll J ir1t, R1cl i•, Haat.r. Window sticlrar $2534. Oi1count BRAND NEW MUSTANG GRANDE BRAND NEW TORINO GT <r:OR04Fl64930. l51 CID VI, !!QRJSHl67002. 351 CID VI, Crui1orn1tic, Pow1r Slatting, Air Cond itio ning, El1clric Clock, lnalrurnent G1u9•1, 81lt1d Whitewall Tira1. Vinvl Roof, Tir1!acl Gla11, Radio, Wha1l Cov1rs. Winclow ilick1r $4010. Air Conditioning, Power St.11· in9, Power F1or1I Oise Brak11, Tinlacl Gian, Rtdio, luc~•I 511!1, Gl111 1'e1tecl Whit1w1ll Tit••· Visibility Group, l11ar Strip1. Window stic~er $42 1 S. Di•counl BRAND NEW THUNDERBIRD !:QJl4Nl l58)7. 2 Door landau, Crui1orn1lic, Pow1r Sta1ri119, Pow1; Oise Br1k11, Whil1 Vinvl Top, Saqu111tial Tur11 Sign1!1, El1chic Cloclr, lladial Ply White Wall Tir11, Pow1r Window1, Powar S1ah, Air Conditioni11g, Sl1r10 AM /FM, Tint1d Glau, Till Siaari119 Wha1I. Wir1dow 1ticlr1r $6592. Oi1cou11! e ETAOI South Coast ' FORD-MERCURY ~~$~3~00~~~$6~6~5!!!i~i$~7~0~1~~~$~12i!!!!9~-5~ 494-8515 303 Broadway, Laguna Beach 549-3851 Autos Wanted 9700 Ustd Cars 9900 Und Cars 9900 Und Ca rs 9900 UsH Cars 9900 Uud Cars 9900 Used Cars 9900 Used Ca rs 9900 Used Ca rs 99_00 RAMBLER __ W_E _P-AY-T-OP~-\·--;B~U~IC;;;;K-- CASH tor used cars Ir: trucks just call us for free e!ltimate, GROTH CHEVROLET WE PAY CASH FOR YOUR CAR CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. Costa l\Jesa 54f,.1200 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR e '67 BUICK S kylark Con vrt. M1/F~1-air-tilt v.·heel. Vt!ry dean. J\1ust sell at 11 loss! $1450. 61".J-45.17. CADILLAC FOR TOP USED CARS '66 CAD l'Onv. El Dorado - U your car ill extra clean, all pv.T, climate control, seu us first Al\I/F:\1 stereo, c r u i ~ e BAUER BUICK control, tilt & tf'\e. stef'ring 234 E. 17th St. v.·hl, gulde·matic twilite C.osta Mesa M&-7765 5l"nt. 1rlr hitch. • i 2 16 O , --wi 109 -64,_"" '67 CAD Sed de Ville, a ir. CARS ! stereo. landau, "'SY.'. all pwr, trunk/dr locks. $ 2 4 O O, 644--5062. Call ?>.tanager &15-0466 Auto Le•sing 981 0 ....... :o..,~!§JY All M•k.,.--All Models Automobile! -Trucks ''Where .Service Makes the Dilfcrence'" Or1lnge Co .• Nev.·port Beach 4570 Campu.s Dr. 714-!'>40-382'> *"67 CAD CdV. immac. Loadf'<I! J>r,r party. SJOO). Call aft 6, (II 774-2097. CA MARO 1970 CAMARO, H u g g e r. Orange Low m i les. ESTATE SALE. See at Bayshon.-R ichfield, T200 \V. Coast Hwy, Newport Beach, 1-take offer in writing to Security Pacific National Bank, P .O. Box 1760, Newport Beach, 92663; or call 644--0113 exl. 211 for details. Bids clost Sept. Used C1_ro ____ 9900_ 1-"-'"-·,,12=noon..,,.. ==,-- WE BUY '69 CAMARO CARS ~~ 2100 Harbor Blvd. MS-0466 BUICK '66 RIVIERA, good cond. au VS, 4 11peed, air conditioning. iWYB 942) dlr. Will take car in trade or finance pri- vate party. 546-4052 or 4'1-6811. '68 CAMARO CHEVROLET CHEVROLET '66 CAPRICE '63 Chevy 2 Door Hardtop. Auto., radio, Wanan VC, air cond., power !iteer-"'=' ing. IRYS4ll l Auto., radio, heater, VS, pow. $1499 er steering:. IJBT726). . BILL YATES .BILL$YATES V~~!A,!.EN VOLKSWAGEN 164 Chevy Impala 4 dr, automatic, n.dio, heat. er. (HXZ-1031 $795 ~ .. ~ 32S52 Valle Road San Juan Capistrano 837-4800/ 493-4511/ 499-2'261 '57 CH EV. STA WAG 4 dr, reblt 283 eng. & auto tran9 .• new tires, air cond. 2 owners. Sacrifice $375. 646-5396 '66 CAPRICE MUST SELL F~IJ po"·er plus air cond., ,65 Chrysler "300" conv. Air, vinyl 1op, i'l lr. Extra sharp. pov.'t!r steering windo"'s f\VBJ586l \Vil\ take trade or good tires, exceilent shape!' finance private party, Call 531.5371 "'hsl. BB EOO, !\take 494·i744. o{f('r. * '58 CHEVY * 283 cu. in, Auto trans XLNT TRANSPORTATION $250 or Best Offer * &lf>-5105 aft 6 * '67 CHEVY Jmpals. Super Sport. SU50. 1969 Chrysler Im pe r i 11 I LaBaron completely 1oar\ed 12.000 mi, New car coming . 642-4100 COMET Call 5.36-1760 aft 5 . ., CO ET XI l -• , '63 M • n COuu, rurus 66 Chev. Malibu ~uper Sport economleally, $500. 11:ood cond. $la) 67J-.3360 *830-2868• John V11 nCleave. * * * '62 Chevy NCl\la, 6 cyl, automatic, good titts, $27S. 644-2565 ... * * '64 CHEVY Impala. pr. steering&: br., radio, heater, a dj. &1ttring $495 &16-0378 'i!I Chevy sedan, ruruiing condition, ~-~~~~-- CORVAIR 161 Corvalr "Van" Radio, heater, fresh paint, new rubber all around. Very clean! CFXV·963l $725 ~~ 2100 Harbor Blvd. 645-0466 CORVETTE Fiberglass Repair * &\5-0468 * DODGE a '67 CHARGE R e Sharp! l\lust S('ll. 1\42-7105 '62 Ford Wagon VS, automatic, po\\'f'r steer- ' ing, radio. IG\VB341J. $499 BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 32852 Valle Roart San .Junn Cnpis!rano 837-4800/493-4~111/499-2261 '66 Fairlane Convertible. Auton1atic, VS, radio, heate r, dlr, Excellent cond. CZZV 074), \'lilt take trade or finance private par. ty. C.all 546-40.S2 or 494-GSU, FORD '65 FORD LTD Radio, heater, Auto. & V8, poWer steering, IDKV-665) $699 BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 32852 Valle Road San Juan Capistrano 8.17-4800/ 493-45111499-2'261 TOP DOLLAR "'' CLEAN USED CARS &>e Andy Bro1vn THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 Harbor Blvd. Costa 1-lesa 642-0010 '66 Squire Wa9on 1''airlane, with wood graln ex. 'terior, dlr, 390 VS, pov.·cr !ite<!ring, air cond. Stereo taPe, a uto. trans. (TAY279) Will take trade or finaoce private 1)8.rty. Call 546-4052 .. • .....u. t.1UST Sell -1969 Ford Coun. trY Sedan, po"·er brakes, po\l·cr steering, air, xlnt. cond, lxst offer over szroo day 646-i87j eve. &!2-5fA1. '&I F'AIRLANE Sports Coupr, P"'r strg, radio, heater. 11.ir. radial lift's. 1 O\l'fM'r, $6i5, 494-9522 LINCOLN '66 Lincoln Continental Conv. LoRded! (SYS-~) $21 95 ~~ 2100 Harbor Blvd, &15-0466 MAVERICK '65 FORD RANCHERO ,70 MAVERICK 6 (!yl Automatic. 1f2 dr 268). Automatic radk> lo~-• F . '"ill I k l tr d , • !i"<"l'· ac ~ a e car n a c or tory warn1nty, dlr. Take finance Pr Iv a le party. sn111.ll down. \Viii finanC't'. 546-4052 or 494.001. (767AF"U) Cll.11 49-J-7i.i4. 1963 FORD Station wagon Fairlanc, nc't'ds "'Ork, good bcJy, $195. 499-3478 MUSTANG -·--------' MUSTANG '65 MUSTANG 6 cyl., stick, radio, healer. (RPM3!l2). $199 BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN ~Valle Road San Juar Capistrano 837-4800/493-4511/ 499-2261 '69 BOSS 302, 1 Of>~ A KIND! engle hooker, "'ebcr , lake\vood, hurst & 1nore. 8000 mi 's , N e ver raccrl-1\lusr S('C, $2700 )lay trade. 8,18-6426 11ft ;,pm. ·57 ~I U5ITANG eonv V-S -------OLDSMOBILE * 1!)()6 0 I d s Cutlass _ Xlnt rond. 4-spd trans. Original o\''nc r. 644-4377. PLYMOUTH '68 Satellite SPORT WAGON Full power + air rond. dlr. C•G257726) \Viii take trade or finance private party. Call f>:l&4052 or 494.&Sll PONTIAC '69 GTO stick ~hift. Xlnt. SJOj()'. Privatr. ·19'1-:?900 L<iaded! Air corn:!, (#152'2401 $2395 '6.'l f\.1USTANG f'"ASTBAC!~ BILL JONES Good condition, low n1ilragc B .. J. Sports Car Cent<'r ~-"_u_s_T_s_e_·L_L_. -'"'-'-"-'-., 2R3'.I HRrbor, C.J\t. 540-4491 '67 MUSTANG~ cyl. Gf('a! '62 Le Ma ns cond. Ai\t/F~t radio, good VS, 3-specd, radio, heater, til'C's $1100. 67;,....i899. $395 OLDSMOBILE ~~ 154 Old s RUNS GREAT I 2100 llarbor Blvd. 645-0466 $185 or Best Oller * '60 PONTIAC, 3 on floor, • 543-1444 • 389. runs good, reasonable! '58 Olds 88 pr. Brake~ p\\-r.1 ,,,eai;-;1"64"2"-1"3!6~·=----,-, steering, rw1v !Ires & '62 BONN~ fully equ1p'd, bal!ery $200 &16-l:i2il. st('rro, rad, ptb p/s. Xlnt TRADER'S PARADISE 5 mei:h rond S250 67~2161. hncs-5 times-j bucks Classi!i<!d ads -642-r.EiiS 1960 RAMBLER s1atiO I v.·agon, perlcct, li0,000 miltC. $47.) 962-0661. .. STUDEBAKER . • • ' e CLEAN, dependable '5J Commander-fresh overhaul $400 64&-493\ T·BIRD BE HAPPY Wirh PAPPY 1609 .N. Harbor al 17th \t • Sar1to Ana-SJI 8'1JO '69 T-BIRD: 2 dr. Landa't l'~ully equipped, air, e!c. "' * * 6'16-(1284 * * ' T·BIRD 1959. Good conditioili Must sell immediately, $25b or best oner. 49-1-{i296 ,.: * '63 T·BIRD Landau, air i po"·er. 50,000 actual mt 642--0319 -~ • VALIANT '60 VALIANT. rad~htroj ll{'1v lil'l's, ,i:ootl cond.-<:le&OJ· $150 firm. 962-6401. to- ' .• $100 Alter 6 642-7590 '65 EL CA!\llNO, Xlnt. $850 See at Shell Sta. Hrbor ~ Fair. 644--0579 '65 ~tALffiU SS. Ille blu. blk e 1967 Continental 4-dOOr inter, 4-spd, nu tires, Good Rdan. LOADED! $2500. cond, $UXX>. 6~77. A(lcr 6, 675-1614 power, air, factory custom Automatic. ~'ff !leering, inlerior, am-Im rad l o . low mileage (WQD341) dlr. 836--0&38. SinalJ dO\\·n v.'lll fina,p.re pri. 'SS Skylark. Bkt& M!l.ll, tUt vale party. MS-4052 or vthl. sharp: $9CNl. Orig 494-611.1, '64 Chevy Jmpala-4 ~pd, needs • '66 GT ll!O Fa1r!anf' com<t, 35.fm mi's, Immaculate, 642-3313 '56 FORD 6 cyl good llres, e '66 ~tustang 2+2 Fstbk e 2S9 cu. in, Wpd Ne·.v lire .t.r: Brakes CLEAN!! Sec at 182.i \V. Balboa Blvd, • ownor. ~27M 1 e'~.68~SS~3964~0-10-.. -,,,.=11"FM"'. minor repaln. $395. 5484928 CORVAIR • 1964 Spttia.I \Va.goo Auto ma.as. vir1yl, con90ie. lio5i,.01li<6'ii2-56W;iiii78lNN;;OMW;;-?-A'iJ--.::.::.;::.:.=::.: __ p I '· r / h. Xlnt ~ (' n di sum 213/;tn..2411 courteous 11dvi~r wlll help '61 Corv1ir, Gd cond., r lteuonable! 6f&..3431. PD.Dr WANT ADJ &U-5671 yoti ~ YoUr ad. Au1ri, $200. 646&48 ' ' runs \l'Cll. $15 • 67M>475 '69 LTD St11.t1on \\''agon Air, Lui: I nick. Nu tires, 19,(0) ml. Sl,200. 962-2159. Ne"·port Beach 540-8308 '67 !<.lustani 2-dr viflYl HT, v~ t1.uto., r /h. clean &: rea- tonahlf!, CaU 968-4262, -· I ,. 7 ,. I, j 1 pr de la