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Russ Plan 3 More Manned · Flights
War Foes . -on March
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M~rchell W~rns Vwknce Possibility·>
WAsHINGTON (UPI) -Foes of Amer-
ican involvement in bdochlna marshaled
today for tbe Jareest antiwar demonstra-
tion in aJmOflt a year. The Pentagon plac-
ed troops on alert aJtd Attorney General
John Mitchell warned there was a "sub-
1tantial posslbllity" of violence.
The National Peace Action CoaliUon,
which organlr.ed the rally, predicted a
turnout or perhaps a quarter-million Per-
sons. But District of Columbia Police
Chief Jerry V. Wilson said bfs force was
prepared for about 100,000 demonstra·
toni. The protesleni, who poured Into· Wash-
fogton by car, bus and plane, planned a
mass march down Pennsylvania Ave-
rrue and a rally at the foot of the Capi-
tol.
It was lbe largest mass rally in Wash·
ll'lgtO?l sinct thomands gathered in mid·
May, 1970, to protest the American i11-
vasloo of. Cambod ia and lhe killing of
foor students at Kent State University.
A similar demonstration was scheduled
1"-san Franelseo.
Plans to disrupt traffic leading into
Washington were annouuced by a coali·
tiOI of militant antiwar activillts led by
Rennie Davis. Thty said they also would
try to shut down Congress and other gov·
ernment activity alter Saturday. The
group sit' up a camp ground along the
Potomac River lo serve as a base for
activities conti11uing through Msy 5.
The Defense Department said federal
troops bad been placed on "Increased.
alert" for today. Pentagon 1pokesman
Jerry W. ~reldhelm aaid there had been
"absolutely M movement" of the troops
and that they remained at their home
stations. He declined to give the number
of men alerted.
Jerry Gardon, a cochainnan of the
rally, said the Pentagon ::nove was mo-
tivated by "a desire to eot1fine Gls to
their pMts and prevent thousands of GI1
from joining the march as planned."
Mitchell said Friday at news con-
ferences ia Washington and In Cincln·
nati that the demoll!tratlons beginning
today would i11clude some militants who
ha.ve .sa.ULthey will proyoke violence.
"There is no question In my mind that
some of the individuals who will be par-
tieipating in .10me of Ute3'I actJ,vJtiu at ·
some time are laspired by oatllde in..
terests," Mitchell aald. "And we do
have a subltanUal poaslbillty of physical
confrontation and a substanUal pcal-
billty of physical harm In the Diltrlc:t of
Columbia."
Later, Justice Department aldH 1aid
Mitchell did not inteJld to Imply that the
vast majority of demon1trator1 would
be other than peaceful. They said he
merely wished to state the government
was aware trouble might be proVoked by
some element!. Gordon described the attorney gener-
al's remark• a1 a "scare tactic."
"We predict it will serve to bring out
any who may have hesitated about com-
ing to Washington," Gordon said.
Friday ni!bt about 1,000 penons, 1,,.
eluding about 400 uniformed .servicemen,
sang 8Jld prayed in oppoaition to tJ\e war
at Washington's National Cathedral. The
concerned officers movement, an anti-
war group of. active duty servicemen,
aponsored the religious memor:?'J service
for the lrtdochina dead.
Job CoUll8elor
Denies Charges
By Newport Finn
Murder Charge Sought
In Slaying of Couple
Allegations that she recommended I
known felon for employment ~s comp-
troller by a Newport Beach electronics
firm have been denied by employment
counselor Li1 Reinders in a reply to an
~ange County SuperiQr_Court lawsuit.
Mt1. Reinden of Liz Reinden Person-
nel Agency, 4508 Campus [)five, Newport
B<ach, 1tates that Applied Digital
Systems, ... did not exercise ordinary care
ca11Um or prudence" wben It hittd
James Leonard Dbcb for a11 executive
pose
The flnn, she stato. voluntarily
1ssumed the risks Involved in the hiring
of Disch and she did not kJlo.W at Ult time
she interviewed. hlm and dOes not know
today that he was.1 convicted {,Orger as
.RJted in the lawsuit.
Disch, 41, of 25962 Via Dd Norte,
Misakln Vlejon has pleaded guilty to
chargeS of grand theft. ttemming frort'l
the embenlement of more than $100.000
from Applied Digital. He will bt ,..,,.
·-July 19 In Or11111e County Superior
Court.
. By RUDI NIEDZIEl.')KI
ot 111e o.i1r l"ll•t t 19ff
Huntington Beach detectives t h i s
weekend are wrapping up their in-
vestigation of the 11aylng of a Corona del
Mar !Cboolt.eacber and her bwband and
will present the eaae to the District At-
torney Monday.
Police said they will be seeking a
fonnal murder charge agalNt 11-year-old
Gig Peters of San Diego, eldest IOO of the
alain" Otarles aild Flora Peters.
Gig Peters' companion, Anne
Bartholomew. %2. win be charged with
harbOring a fugitive, police 1aid. Both
Peters and Miss tiartholomew are held in
Orange County Jail without ball.
"Hopefully, we will be able lo arraign
them on the charges Monday or early
'I'qe&day," said Capt. Grover Payne, Hun-
tington Beach chief of detectlvet. "We
will be ·spending the --weekend finishing
our reports ., that the DA can review
them ...
Payne tddtd that detectives will be in-
terviewing a Cew more perfOl'll In con-
ntetion with the slaying but •aid that the
A~ }'-l M cak was closed as far aa the search for . ~ u,a.ll8 . o . , erge , ~ Js, co~. · . , .-.. ! · ·. . iflt~era. · and Mlss Bartholomew were ATLNn A (UP ) -l'lelta Air tn!tl .. pfc:ked. op near the Mnh:an borller at
91\t of ~ "ft~ta \!~~t .. commercial ~an Ysidt'o 'Thuraday. They were sur•
ct)'rlers, •i!d financ~gu<d North-ren<lma to pol/cf by t~lr attorney Bar. =,~.t'r .. ~~!. would :,~~~t·· ·?: 1altro, of Los. Ang•les. ' ~atle_ll}"lde 1y1lerr\. atretch~Jfrom. New' The form er lfunUnston Beach lifeguard'
Enalll\d tp (he I\'.~ Cpast nd Utendillf. Is accused of killing his 15-ynr..kl flthet
io Moo!J111 1od )lie llari n. by otablJ.b'I hljll Wjih I Jorp knilf, and
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strangling to death his 54-year-old
mother.
Both of the parents' bodies we!"!
discovered by the younger Peters
children, Tony, 17, and Peter, 13, when
the boys awakened Wednesday morning.
Armed Bandits
Hit Anaheim
Clothing Store
Anaheim police are today hunting two
gunmen who herded four salesmen Into
the back room o( a clothing store Friday
night. took 1253 from the Ull 'and fl"'1
a warning shot that weilt through the ,
wall and into a doctor'• office before
they fled.
OffiC6's aakl the l'Jnmtn. both aged
about 25, entered the Jeans West'• cloth-
ing store on Euclkl Avenue · shortly be-
for closing time: and hustled the at.alt
into the rear or the premilea:.
All four salesmen were forced to
empty their wallets and hand over the
night'• takings of $2$3. They were order·
ed to rtmaln where tht:Y wtre and a 1not
was fired over their bead1 11 the pn.-
men ran, police said.
No one-was hurt in the shoOUna. Pollet
uld a witne.u furnished Ule license num-
ber of !he plawlf car.
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'T1s Spring and the wdrld ls fiUec1 with newness and freshness and
'things lo look forward lo. Jackie Combo of Laguna Beach Is look·
lng forward to 2 arm. Sunday. That's when she'll set her time piece
fQ.f.Watd an hour as · California goes on Daylight Saving Time. Unlike
Jaci.le, y:ou don't have to get cross-eyed trying to stay awake until
tlf~ You can reset ;youf 1cl~k, sun dial, three-minute timer, or other
time• piece ahead before you hit the sack Saturday niebL ' .
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Storms Sweep Southeast
· 81 Tbe AJSodated Pr•u the tornadoes were 11moving at SO miles
111 bout.'"
Sey.ere thunClerrtor'ml and· lrigh winds
• were responsqtfe ldt the .damaie. in Ah~
-One woman,.Noilcy Lcveia«, was klllea In nonhwnl &abama 'l'ilCn • \rjt
Severe thllnder&t.onns and tome~ tor·
nadol spawnid bJ a fast-moving low-
prepure m&N moved ac!ross the South-
eost 'on 1Fi\day. killing ,.veral perionl.
.11'e • storms were blamed for two ~ lo~. one in Alallan\I and;.
one. tn 'South Carolina, and some minor
injuries ln Tennessee.
ln Georgia, Annie Hae' Dyal, 62, of
Ideal, wu killed when 1 tornado d~
motlshed her home and Lecia liowell.
11: of BlaJrivllle, was electrocuted when
1t111c:lt by lilhinlng.
A !<rlet of tomad.,. and thu~cler·
stonns, eome aeoompenied by hall,
moved ewlftly acroes the state. J11ck
ScholUng, a met..,.logJst with the Na.
Uaoal Wealhe~ Strvlce In AUaota 1ald
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wu"tilQwn onto a house trailer. .
Wlndl UJlti" 'IJ mlla. I"'! i.•a"wlrtl'R'd lllroul!h to-!ioullt ·Can>llna, c:outbic. atvrre 41tn1ge and aome power bljw:k·
outs. Periy Padgett, 27, waa.crusl)ed to
,death whtn hb fru<k was hit by a falJin4
tree, the Cllarltiston C.OUnty coroner re-
pcrted.
The llorms broughl gulls UP to 80
miles an hour In Memptijt, Tenn., and
tome minor Injuries ,,ere· reported.
Damage to planes a~ the Memphis lnter.
Tialonal Alrport waa ~ t l m a t e d at
1258,IJllO. ',.
Trio Circle
.Eatth, wait
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MOSCOW CUPll -Two railroad mG'l
5008 and a fencing master today rode
the Soyuz 10 11paceshlp around the earth,
pathfinders iato t.ie tmmlnent era ol
marmed orbital apace st.aUons. ·
Moscow apace aource1 aald as many
as three more manned spaceshlpe might
join Soyuz 10 in near-earth orbit durinl
the lel:t few days.
They predicted the maMed 11hiP,S w901d
link up to assemble the" first manned or-
biting space platform. One postlblllty
was a cartwheel shape with the unman-
ned salute space slatlon aa the hub.
Salute was launched Monday. Sayut
rocketed Jnl9 an almost identical near..
earth orbit Friday niomiftg. Both veh!e1es
were 'functioning nor(l'lally and the UtrM
C()!Jnonauts aboard So~z 10 were Jn rood
health, the official ne·wa agency Tau
said.
The Soyuz 10 commander, Col. VJadl·
. mir Shatalov, and the test engineer,
MJkolal Rukavlshnlkov, are sons of rail·
waymen. The fllght engineer. Alexei
Yell.seyev, is 1 master of fencing.
Tass said one task of Soyuz 10 would
be to carry out "joint ezperimentl" witla
Salute.
Yeliaeyov confirmocl tho nllht was part
of a space construction program ln an
fhterview comment :
"We have now started • •ew stage la
space exploration connected with Ow. pre-
paration of orbital staUona ...
The United States d°" not pl .. to a~
tempt a manned orbital staUa1t before
mld-1173.
We•dae•
Sunny day1 and cooler nlgtrta' IN
the weekend out!f>ok with wind•
whippJJJa up Sunday afterAOOn.
Temperatures are forecast In the
62-72 range.
INSmE TODAY
Uncle Lfn tt:hi hil pouno
" e a. d t r 1 how they can 10jn
tickell to Angtl bmtbcU ·QOJMI
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for-1 Dav when v<>H con go to
the boU oome for half prfcr •
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.1 DAILY PILOT Sattitday, APfil 24, 197l.
Some Utter Junk
And Funny Stuff
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of ,. O.llY .. lltt l••ff
Squirreled away in the mess on rny desk, among dJ.
verse dossiers of data, including cmfidentlal memos and
th• 1117 city budge~ Is the moat important file of all. 'Mi.la one ls also-by far-the largesl
Certain matters take precedence over heavy issues
like freeway routes, sociCH?COOOmic stu-
dle.s and the 1964 Master Plan for Bill·
boanl 1.onlng.
Jf a fire breaks out, I'll save this
Item flnt.. because it may contain finan-
cial security for my old q:e.
"Utter Junk and Funny Stuff," saya
the label. Hilarious names, collected the way
the late comedian W. C. Fields did, go
into a separate file. Braving smoke· and
. flame, I'll come back for that one.
The lJtter Jtmk and Funny Stuff file contains a vut
uaortment of typographical errors, non sequiturs, head-
lines with risque double meanings and various other print-
ed sins of omission and commission.
Here art a few-a couple my own-with certain per·
sons' identities substituted from the funny name file, and
afterward an explanation for the widespread neWBtnen's
bobby of bloopeNavlng. • • •
Roaring blindly thronugb a blanket of clouds, a sulr
marine crashed Into ~ddleback Peak Tuesday n!ghL • • •
Pabltc Private Are11
Patrolman Elmwood Bly l!latd he intervened after OJ5.
toms Agent Abner Sneed wu kicked, at which .time Mias
Fonda, husband of French film director Roger Vadim, let
him have it in the shin. • • •
Strangled Man
May Not Be
Algerian Lucier
(Hi! chances seem considerably dlmlni.sbed.) • • •
"And Lord, If we have disagreements. let them be
agreeable,•• intoned the Rev. Maltbie Davenport. Babcock. • • •
Mr. Jim Johnpiccolo baa. through the years, selfishly
eerved on several committees. • • •
Red Cross
Sponson
Baby Course
S,~Vear·01d Sport
l·Year-Old at Rlgb School
500 Student•
Unexpected
A. t UC Irvine • • •
Hun1Jniton Beach Incorporated In 1090 and S..1 llt;di
In 1915. • • •
Earnhart Thran has completed a ceapool. the type
that is giving general satisfaction wherever used. • • •
Salesman Mieczslaw Szukiewlcz said the vehicle, built
on a Ford chassUi, Is constructed or flber&lllf 'and stetL • • •
"To my constituents: a word of cauUon ... Don't be
taken in with a Jot of campaign promises now," said
D'Arcy Sellwood, candidate for sheriff. "Wait till I speak
out!" • • •
Partly-cloudy today, but otherwise clearing, with
mosUy sunny during late niitht and early morning hours. • • •
Confession Is allegedly good for soul. So I'll confess
responsibility for that last one, pointing out it also slipped
by three editors.
Okay, under deadline pressure, I also terribly miscast
actress Jane Fonda as director Vadim's husband Jn a
hutv rewrile.
Why do we hoard our own errors. as well as those
of rival publications, with such great 111lee?
One Is a better person. first of all, if able to lauii:h at
his own mistakes as Ion!{ as he also teams from them.
And you'd laugh at a lot in my file that can't be re-print·
ed, for obvious reasonll of taste.
Reporters also rartly get rich, but we have a lot of
fun, and cash Is another consideration in the importance
of blooper.collecting.
Bv the time J retire from a career that be11an 10 years
~o this May, the collection will be voluminow: at the
present rate It's growlnit.
Published In paperback. It should bring handsome
profit on the Investment of 50 fun-filled years.
Overture ~ Please
Music W inners A1inounced
Tom Barley, DAILY PILOT
music critic, today reveals his
choices for DAILY PILOT
awards recognizing outstan·
ding music performances and
performers.
Tbe awards (named aner
Euterpe. the Greelc muse of
mualc) are offered by the
newspaper for the third con·
secutJve year.
Barley selects the Euterpe
Award recipients on the basi&.
piiJnarily, of his own critiques
of performances · in t he
cla11lcal music field
throughout the Orange County .. -. It's the second half of tile
annual DAILY PILOT "words
and mUJlc" awards pl'OfP'lm.
Tom TI t u 1 , entertainment
editor at the end of tach
calendar year, ulects the best
wfonntn and pe.rformances
from amona comm u nity
lbuter productions be bas -· The Tllua selections are
elven DP,, the DAILY PILOT
vmioo of the Oscar, for
"DtsUDguhhed Performance"
o r "Distinguished Produc--
tion."
Tbe entertainment page to-
day features this season's
Euterpe winners.
U.S. Okays .
Airline Bu y
TI1e federal government has
approved the purcha&e -Of a
controlling interest in Golden
West Airlines by one of
Calif-0mla'1 largest farm
-Operators .
Hollis B. R<>berts purchued
the interest ln the airline -
662,296 shares of the stock, or
!Ill perttnt of tile ouutandlng
shares.
Tht purch111e was made
from a fl.Udwest investment
group known as F i r s t
Gr3ystone Assoclstu:.
Golden West. which operates
short·haul commuter flights in
SOuthern Californl1, hag
flights to and from Orange
Counly Airport.
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C·oast Murder Probed
Murder Charge Soug ht on Victims' Son
111 RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
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Huntlnaton Beach detectives t b i s
Yftektod ll't wrapping up their in·
vesUgaUOn of the slaylng of a Corona del
Mar schoolteacher and her husband and
will present the case to the District At-
torney Monday.
Ponce said they will be seeking a
formal murder charge against 21-year-old
Gig Ptten of San Dle10, ddest ton of the
1lain Charles and Flora Peters.
Gig Peters' companion, A n n e
Bartholomew, 22, will be charged with
harboring a hlglttve, police said. Both
Peters and Mbs Bartholomew are held in
Ori0&e C.Ounty Jail·wilhout bail.
"Hot:iefully, we will be able to arraign
them ,on the charges Monday or early
Tuesday," said capt. Grover Payne, Hun-
tington Beach chief of detectives. ''We
will be spending the weekend fmishing
our repor:ts so that lhe DA can review
ihe " m.
Payne added that detectives will be in·
terviewing a few more persow in co n-
nection with the slaying but said that the
case. was cmed as far as the search {or
suspects is concerned.
Peters and Mia Bartholomew wtre
picked up near the Mei:ican border at
San Ysidro Thursday. They were sur-
rendered to police by their attorney, Bar.
ry Tarlow, of Los Angeles.
The former Huntington Beach lifeguard
ls accused of killing hia 55-year~d father
Sign Squabble
Lib Ribs Get Gals' Goats
VANCOUVER, B.C. {UPI) -When ouUandishly dreued middle-age women."
David Samia put up a sign outside his 1be "Much Ado About Nothing" sign -
tenlct station saying "Women's Lib: and Mrs. Sayre's visit -followed .
Much Ado About Nothlng,'1 the . results Mn:. Sayre, a 30-year old uaduate stu-._,ert, 1tralght from anotbtr o I dent at Simon. Fraser Un1ven:ity sa.ill·her
Sbak;speare'1 pfay:. '"Iba ~" Id 1'11 "plO't!J -I and ' 11111
Samii said Ile !bought tile sliti WU flm. usocfat.if with any IJ'O"p."
ny. • Samlo. wllo said fie thougllt moat
Loca l worDen aaf41 they tbou&bt it was women's ti> ~' were "people oµ ''obscene." , .,,. the. fringe of ltmaer."' Wll rar from b-
Firiallr. Mr1. Cm!I.Sayre marcbed Into Umldat.d)JJ !he leJnale uprising.
tlie station and peraonally remov~ the Thursday be put up a new slgn offutng
r·;,-on letlen from the of£ending a free copy of PlaYbO)' Magazine with
signboard "as a symbolic and apon-every lube, oil and filter. '11lat one came
tr ieous gesture." down "by popular demand."
The war over the' "sign of the limes" "I plaa to keep on with It if t can,'' he
t· ... ~an last week when SamiB, who said, "though management is getUni:
1·!"> ... n11:es the message on the sign every nervous."
r 't1ule of days, advertised a 20 percent "Personally," he added. "I think the
er "'rount to Git ls wearing hot pants. signs are great for business. Everyone
t.1e didn't get any customers wearing comes around and talk! abOut it."
I ' pants, but he did get· a serle!: or Women'1 lib ls plarullng on doing more
I .· ... phone calls frorb women who "COm-than talking, though, if the signs ~
plained the sign was oft~sive. Unue.
Samii, 'tl and divorced, was undaunted. "We've been checldng the signboard
He put up a new message: "It's Not Tht every day," Mn. Sayre said. "If he con.
Women Jn Your Life -It's The Life In ti!Uiel Cl' ruwnea th1a word pollution, we
Your W9men." will respond with some kind of tactics."
That one came down, Samis said, after One possibility abe said, would be a
Ile w., pruound by "oddballs -a lot of boycott.
Storms Swee p Southeast
By 'ne Associated Press
Severe thunderstorms and some tor-
nados apawned by a fast-movin1 low.
pressure mass moved acro,,s the South-
e:ut on Friday killing several persons.
1be storms were blamed for two
dt&ths in ~a, one in Alabama and
one in South Carolina, and some minor
Injuries in Tennessee.
tn Georgia, Annie Hae Dyal, 62, of
Ideal, was kllled when a tornado de-
Job Counselor
Denies Cha rges
By Newport F irm
A1le1ations that she recommended a
k(IOWD felon for employmtnl as comp-
troller by 1 Newport Beach electronics
flnn have been denied by employment
counselor Liz: Relnden in a reply lo an
Orange County Superior Court lawsuit.
molished her home and Lecia Howell,
17, of Blairsville, was electrocuted whe•
struck by lightning.
A series or tornadoes and thunder·
storms, some accompanied by hail,
moved swiftly across the state. Jack
Scbolling, a meteorologist with the Na·
tlonal Weather Service Jn Atlanta said
the tornadoes were "moving ,t 50 mlles
an hour."
Severe thunderstorms and high wind5
were responsible foi-the damage in Ala-
bama. One woman, Nancy Lovelace, was
killed 1n northwest Alabama when 1 tree
was blown onto a house trailer.
W'mds op to 71 mllu an hour whipped
through lower South Carolina, causing
&evere damage and aome power black-
oulJ. Perry Padgett. 11, was crushed to
death when his trud: wa.s hit by a falling
tref!!, the Charlestoo ~nly coroner re-
ported.
The storms brought guN up to 90
mUes an hour in Memphis, Tenn., and
some minor lnjurieii were reported.
Damage to planes at the Memphis Inter-
naional Airport was e 1 l I m a t e d at
$2SO.OOO.
l\Tixon Propos al
by stabbing him with a laree. knlfe, and
1ilrangllo1 to death his 54-year-old
mother.
Both of the parents' bodies 't\'er9
discovered by the younger Peter1
children, Tony, 17, and Peter, 13, w~
the boys awakened Wednesday mornina:.
Gig Peters is believed to have stayed
with his parents ai their l'.11 Lincobi SL
home the night of the slayings. De~
tives .claim thert is evidence suggestlfl3
Miu Bartholomew bad been at tho
Pet.rs home the same oipt.
Mn. Peters bad been employed as a
Sp'9-nish teacher at Lincoln Intermediate
Schoot,._Corona del Mar. Her hwiband was
a paint store clerk at Standard Brands la
Santa Ana.
Russian Space
Ship Heading
Toward Jjnkup
' MOSCOW (UPI) -'l"'1j r.UI~ n\t!I'•
-.•. a ,...,,,, -"" tr-1' """ the Soyuz 10 _.i,ip '1"':n4 tho .,,u..
pathflndm Jllo 1X ··-· -Gt m>iuled orbltal 'I!'" "8ttons. , MOICOW oP'"' ....... said ... many
11 three more maMed 1pactsbJP1 mJ1ht
join Soyuz 10 In near-earth orl>ll durJni
the Mlt few daja.
Tlley predicted tl\t muned ships would
link up to asaemble the ftnt manned OI'·
biting space platform. ·One posai~llll.1
was a cartwheel shape with the unman-
ned ulute space statien u the bub.
Salute wu laUllcbed Monday. Soyoz
rocketed into an almost identical near.
earth orbit Friday morning. Both veh~les
were -functioning. nonnaUy and the thrtt
cosmo1tatrta: aboard Soyuz: 10 we~ in 1aod
health, the official news agency Tau
said.
The Soyuz: 10 commander, Col. V1adi·
mir Sllata1ov, ancf the le.st enginefr,
rt1ikolai Ruk.avishnlkov, ·are sona of rail-
waymen. 'The ru,tit engineer, Alexei
Yeliseyev, ii a muter of fe11cin1.
Tus said one task of Soyuz 10 wooJd
be to carry out "joint uperiments" with
Salute.
Armed Bandits
Hit Anaheim
Clothing Store
Anaheim police are today hunting two
gunmen who herded four salesmen into
the back room of a clothing store Friday
night, took $253 from the till and fired
a warning shot that went through the
wall and into a doctor'• office before
they fled.
Officers said the cunmen. both ·aged
about 25. entertd the Jeans West'• cloth-
ing store on Euclid A venue 1horlly b&-
for closing time IJlld hWJtled the 1talf
Into the rear of the premlaes.
All four salesmen were r0rced to
empty their wallel.s and hand over the
nJght'a takings o{ $2$3. Tbey were order~
ed. to remain wttere they were and a shot
was fired over their heads as the run-
men ra11. police sald. ~
No one was hurt Jn the shooting. Police
said a witness furnished tbe license num·
ber of the getaway car.
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lrtt., i. Jooll . for.W•r\l ,to. JllCJdlf ·Co-ot; liagu~t 1!1Jal!li ·-~*-·
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·forward .an hour •~California goes on Dayllrbt 'Bavlili. nfnP• ~nl!k•, ,
Jacki~ .. you.. don:1 have to get cross.eyed IJ:J1ng lb •l'IY aw~ke ·un.W • · . ' then: Yo':' cap. reset your cloc~, sun dial. three-minute tim~r., qr:·ot~!r. ,
time pi.Ce ahead before you-hit the sack Saturilay night . . •.
U.S. Plan es .Hit Heavie st
Re sistance Over N. Viet
SAIGON (AP) -American fighter·
bombers dueled Frkl1y with a Soviet-
made MtG interceptor aJWt; came ultdtt
heavy antlaircraft 'flre over North Viet·
nam in the sixth day of Intensified air
actJvlty over . the North. the U.S. Com·
mand dlsc.IO!ed today.
The command aald one American air-
eralt "received -minor damage." The
U.S. plafles were attackin,--North Viet-
namese lintlalrcraft defenses, but results
Of the r8Jd1 were not known, tbe com-
mand said.
The activity was the heaviest in a six-
day pe:rlod since the halt i1 the . bomb-
tn1 of· North Vietnam on t;ov. 1, 1068.
U1S. planes have made four times as
many so-called protective>reactJon ttrikes
thts year as the U.S. Com~and. lnflOl:UlC· ,
ed" durt,,g.all of 1970. .
The . latest 1ir action was triggered as
the U.S. planet w:lre O>iqg bOiilb'lrig miJ..
11ion1 over the Ho au Mirih tran in Laoe
or photo reconnalaance over' the North.
At lea!t JO U.S. Navy planes and one
MIG were involved, and -NOl'UI Viet·
namese gunners fu-ed seven surface-t~
air mlaijeHAMs-at the U.S. aircrafL
While actJon focused Ofl the North,
u:S. I 962 heavy bombm· and asnaner fighltr:bomt>e~ 1kept up heavy attacks
on.North V~tnime11e suPltJy P!)in'U ~d
rout.. alqllg the ilOO-mile !Ho Col Minh
trill network, 1 along the · demilitarized
zone divldlng North and South, VIettiam
and just to the east of the A Shau Val·
,.
i.y, one o1 the mt ~ ., ·the ·11o
Oil Minh trall..
More than 30 !1121 dropped "''rly l ,fl!IO .
tons of bombs on. the NorlJi Vietname1e'
positions.
The U.S. Command reported two Amen.
can hellcopter1 wue ·•hat dbwft btSi~
South Vletna~ Friday wttpe supP911ing.
South Vietnamese; force. In 'h . MetOrig
Delta and far to the north in operatfun
Lam So11 720, centered at ,the A SQau
Valley near the botlan fronlif:r. There
l't'Cre no U.S. casualties in the two losses.
Viet Cong fortes stepped up, their at·
tack1 Jn the coastal IoWland provlnce1ot
Quang Ngal, 50Uth of Da Nang, tllltns
seven American1 and ;wounding n. All
&even U.S. troops were killed by a 10.Smm
artillery round captured by the Viet
Cong and rined u • booby trap. The ·boo61 trap alto woundtCI 12 U.S. soldi_era.
1be 10 olhen: were wounded' In three-
mortar •alt.ackl.
Reagan Assails
' 'False ·P t ophets'
I n Anaheim Talk . ' Gov. Reagan says !al&o'Jll'OPhtta,of tl!e
New Len, ""lfl\lether they are we1rlrig'
sheep's clothing or love beads," pruch•
philosophy of hat. an<! violence tho! to
••alien lo· Americl'1 lradltJ,oi\s." Mn. Relnden of IJ1 Relnden Penon-
nd Agt.ncy, 45(11) Campu1 Drive, NewPort
Beach, otat.1 lhll Applltd Dig!W
Sygtems. "did not exercbe ordinary care
e11utJon or prudence" when it hired
Jamu ~d Dl9Ch for an e:ucuUve Draft Deferment En.d .,Q~'d -= " lltlta• IT\ <11 tJn ('nahtlm
Flidoy'ln a' to-a,~""'"~" fof.Freedom di.Mir ~N iotmW·SU:. GeofP •IKUl'PllY, (11,cllll.f. . , • . ·
•'l'bt ._.,,... :sald ·l)l~lanl ' lo!i4l
. .,.. \till:billl,YOW\J people that lhe-Unfl!d states It thl -Id aprwor., aol tho Bovtft Union.' . ·
post. .
The flnn. ahe ·states, voluntarily
..,.mec1 the rlsQ invol.ed In the hlrlllg
of Dildl lnd all< did nol know at !he lime
sht lnlt"kwed him and ~ nOt know
tod17 that he was a convicted forger as
21tated In lhe lawauit.
Disch, 41. ol. 25962 Via Del Norte,
Mlulon VleJon has plelded gulli)' to
cl\araet •f grand tllen 1t.mmtnc from
tht. embmlement of more lh1n ltOO,OOlt
from Applied Digit.I. He Will be oen-
ten<ed July 2t Jn oran1e County Superior
Court.
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WASHINGTON CAP! -The Staalt
Armed Servle'el Committee has voted
to let President Nixon end draft deftr·
ments for college student!: -atarUng
with those entering school after the cur·
rent academic )liar.
The provision appraved at a committee
eeulon Friday dJllel'I rrom the Hou•
paped mtasure eu.bltn1 the President to carry out his announced plan ol end.Jnt
the defetmenll rttroactlve to Al)f'O 23. 19'111. .
The Senate panel, nmtn1 flaal action
" ·' I
on a draR ulenslon bill d<llf to what
Nixon asked. deddei:t authority to tnd
student deferment. should take elfect
whe11 the bill is macted.
This prt3U1118bfy will be some Ume
before the current draft laW' ruN out
June IO. AJrJ college student who .. ltttd IChool
btlor. thll dalt w"'kl bt fret to com-
pleta h1a four.year un<ffrgra®'lt fl1'0o cram blfort becolnfoJ 111b)«I lo tJlO
drlfl
I ,· '
Nixon, In a.-mncln1 he -ad. tild do-
fenMnt. H ii"•. authoritJ, liRI' this
would apply to studtnls at junior cotlegu
and in aPprenUce and tethftlcal programa
•• Weu. 'On another key point, I.he coinmlttte
-l'rtday to ~P a fll'OVfil90 ~rmftlllll conteltnJloul objectors fco lefVa two ' . yws bl, n ~lttmaUva civJll .. enllce.
:.~ ¥1 -to lil¢tt ... tl)ll I:°
' . .
' ~we •dart not allow Amtrica kl .,.
come weak and dtflnselt11, heel~ if
we do, the day could comt when we
would not be divided Into hawllt 0<
doves ju•t plgton1," be added.
11e11an also ••Id lhe pllllOIOfll11, Gt
pollUcal ....,rvaUsm Ii gainlnl ~ In the United Stales. Tblt phllo>o .. , he
.. 1d, ''unit.• all Amert..118 wflo f1evO.
lo ~ lblnp Iha! mado ~ ca fll'e'at
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Your BometoWll
-DaUy Paper
TEN CENTS '
Washingtofl
Puts Troops .
On Alert
WASlilNGTON (UPI) -F.., of Apitr-
lcan involvement in Indochina marshaled
today for the largest aiitiwar del1)0Rstr• tJ,on in almost a year. The Pentagon ptr.e-
ed troops on alert altd Attorney General
John Mitchell w~ there was a "'rub-
atahilal pouibillty" Of violence-.
Tbe National Peace ActiOfl CoaUtloo,
which orgailifoed the rail)'., predicted a
tur'nout 'of ptt1laps a quarter-million per.
aOnt. But District· of .Columbla POUce
Chief Jmy V. Wilson said h1s fared WU
prepared for about 100,tm demomtra·
tdrs. '
T1le protesters, who poured lnlo Wub-
tngton by car, bus and plane, planned a
man march down Pennsylvania At,/IC.
nue and a rally at the foot of the Capi.
tol.
It wa1 tht largest mass rally In Waah·
ington since thousands gathered .Jn mid·
May, 1970, to protest the American i•·
vaslon of Cambod.la and the killlng of
four students at Kent State Unlve.ralty.
A s.im:llar demonstration was acheduled
1n San F.rancisco.
Plans to disrupt trarac leadinc .Into
Wasblngt.on were arinounced by a eoa]i..
tiOll of militant antiwar activlsta led lt1
~ QaVJs.. Tbey Wd !hey also would
11'1 to shut down Congreu and other ,..,.
e~ acUvlty 4ftU Saturday, 'l'bt
grcup aet up a camp ground atone ~
POtomac River to serve aa a baae for
actJvlUei contlnuJni throuib Mq f,
The De/we Department 111d federal
trt>opo bad -pliced ob "Jil<riued alert" for today. Pentagon .l]'Okesman
Jerry W. F'reldllelm said there had been
"a•tutely·IO' movement"·of the troops
and .that they rerMbled at tl)elr borne
atlllOftl. He declined to give the number
of men· alerted.
Jerry ·Gordon, a coc:J'ialnnan of, the
rally, said the Pentagon :nave wis mo.
tlvated . by ."a desire to con.fine Gia to
their pos~.and prevent .thousapdl of Gia
from Joining the march u planned.•
Mitchell laid Friday at news ccn. f~nces Jn Washington. and Jn · C!ncln.
natl th~t the demonstrations be&'lnnilll
today would htc1ude eome. milttants who
have said they will provoke violence. ·
''There Is DO question in 111J mind that
some of 1he lndivtduali who will be par~
UclpaUn1 In rom' of U-actlvftles at
aome time are lnsj)lred by outsldt In·
tererts,'1 Mitchell ' said. ''And· we do
have a subllanllaf poM!bWty of .physical
confrontation and a 11Ubstantial po&Sl·
billiy Of physical harm Jn ihe Dist!'fcl Gt
Columbia."
Later, JusUce Department aides said
Miicbell did not Intend to Imply that t!ie
vut majority of demon1traton wou~d
be other than peaceful. They said he
merety wished to. atate ll)e· governme~t
was aware trouble might be provoked by
aome elements.
Gord.on described the attorney gener·
a1'11 remarks a1 a "scare tactJc."
"We p~lct It will serve to brlnJ out
aJllY wtio may have beslllted about com·
ing to Washington," Gordon aald. .
Friday night aboul 3,000 persona, b,.
eluding about 400 uniformed aervicemen,
sang and prayed In opposition to the war
at WashJngton'a National Cathedral. Th•
concerned o!fkers movement, an anU..
·war group of active duty aervittmen,
sponsored the rtligious memorial aervice
for the Indochina dead.
Oraa••
"'eather
Sunny days and cooler nlJhta ar.
the weekend outlook with wlndl
whipptng up Sunday artemoon.
TemperatW'tl are forecast In thl a-n range.
INSWE TODAY
Uncle !An UU. hil ~"" ,. e ade rs how the~ can wi•
tkkeis to• AnQtl baseball games
and ·get a chance Co meet their
/avoritt· A1111tl plaver•. Pa11< 7;
it's pat! of DAILY PILOT J.
/or-1 Da11 whn vow COi\ oo to
th< ball game for half price.
See ticket OTdtr blank fn Sport.
Section, Page J 3.
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. I DAILY PILOT *
Some Utter Junk
And Funny Stuff
By AllTHUR R. VINSEL
Of !lit O.ll'r' Plltt Si.ff
Squirreled away ln the mess on my desk, among dJ.
verse dossiers ol data, including confidential memos and
the 11167 city budge4 Is Ille moot important file of all.
'lbi& one 1$ also-by far-the largesl
Certain matters take precedence over heavy issues
like freeway routes, socio-economic stu-
dies and the 1984 Master Plan for Bill·
board Zoning.
U a fire breaks out, I 'll save this
Item first, because It may cont.a.in finan-
cial security for my old qe.
"Utter Junk and Funny Stuff," says
the label.
Hllartoua names. collected the way
the late comedian W. C. Fields did, go
into a separate file. Braving smoke and
flame, I'll come back for that one.
The Utter Junk and Funny Stuff file contains a vast
usortment of typographical errors, non sequiturs, head-
lines with risque double meanings and various other print-
ed sins of omission and commission.
Here are a few-a couple my own-with certain per•
IOlll' Identities substituted from the funny name file, and
afterward an explanation for the wide511read newsmen'•
bobby of bloope.r-saving. • • •
Roaring blindly through a blanket of clouds, a sub-
marine crashed into Saddlebac:k Peak Tuesday night. • • •
Public Private Areas
Patrolman Elmwood Bly 88ld be intervened after CU•·
toms Agent Abner Sneed was kicked, at which time Miss
Fonda, husband of French film director Roger Vadtm, let
him have It in Ille shin. • • •
Stnu111ed Man
May Not Be
Algerlla Leader
(Hi! chances seem considerably diminished.) • • •
"And Lord, if we have disagreemenb, let them be
agreeable," intoned the Rev. Maltbie Davenport Babcock. • • •
Mr. Jim Jobnpiccolo has, through the years, aelti!hly
served on several committees. • • •
Red Cross
Spontor1
Baby Course
f,(l(IO.Vear-Old Sport
!·Year-Old at llJP Sebool
500 Students
Unexpected
At UC Irvine • • • ' Huntington Beach incorporated In 1000 and Seal BeacJI
In 1915. • • •
Earnhart Thran has completed a cesspoo1. the type
that la giving general satisfaction wherever used. • • •
Salesman Mieczslaw Szuklewicz said the vehicle, built
on a Ford chassis, is constructed of fiberglass and steel.· • • •
"To my constituents: a word of caution ••. Don 't be
. t a k en in with a lot of campaign promises now," said
D'Arcy seUwood, candidate for sheriff. "Wait till I speak
out!" • • •
ParUy cloudy today, but otherwise clearing, with
moatly sunny during late night and early morning hours. • • •
Confession is allegedly good for soul. So I'll confess
responsibility for that last one, pointing out it also slipped
by three editors.
Okay, under deadline pressure, t also terribly miscast
actress Jane Fonda as director Vadim's husband in a
hasty rewrite.
Why do we hoard our own errors. as well as those
of rival publications, with such great glee?
One is a better .person. first of all, if able to 1au,1!h at
his own mistakes as long as he also learns from them.
And you'd laugh at a lot in my file that can't be re-print·
ed, for obvious reasons of taste,
Reporters also rarely get rich , but we have a Jot of
tun, and cash Is anOther consideration In the importance or blooper-collecting.
By the time I retire from a career that be~an 10 years
ago this May, the collection will be voluminous at the
present rate it's growing.
Published In paperback. ll should bring handsome
profit on the investment of 50 fun.filled years.
Overture~ Please
Music Winners Announced
Tom Barley, DAILY PILOT
music critic, today reveals hls
choiCH for DAIL y PILOT
awards recoanizing outstan·
ding music performances and
performers.
The awards (named after
Euterpe, the Greek must of
music) are offered by the
newspaper for the third con·
secutlve year.
Barley sele<:ts the Euterpe
Award recipients on the basis.
primarily, of bis own critiques
of performances in t h e
cl111tcal mutlc field
Un:ougbout the Oranae County
IOUOD.
Jt'1 tbe second half of the
annual DAILY P!L-OT "word•
1nd muslc" •••rda program .
To~ TI t u s. entertainmtnt
editor, at I.he end of each
calendar year. select11 the best
perforrntn and performance•
lrom amona community
tbtater production• he bu .etn. .
ntt Titus 1eleetions art
sJven DPI. Ille DAILY PIL-OT
nrsion ol tbe O.ear, for
"OlstJnaubhed Performance"
... '
o r "Distinguished Produc·
tlon."
Tbe entertainment page lo·
day features this season's
Euterpe winners.
U.S. Okays
Airline Bu y
The federal government has
approved the purchase of a
controlling interest in Golden
West Airlines by one of
Californla'1 largest f 1 r m
operators.
Hollis B. Roberts purchased
the interest in the airline -
562,296 shares of the 1tock, or
9(1 percent of the out,tanding
shares.
The purchruie was made
from a Mid~·est lnvr:stment
a:roup known 11 F' I r 11 t
Craystone Auoclatu.
Colden West, whlch oper•tes
1hort·haul commuter flights in
Southern Callfom\11, ha 11
flight.I to and from Orange
County Airport.
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Upper Newport ·Bay Yields Prehistoric Zoo
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LAGUNA BEACH'S ANNE HAMBLIN DISPLAYS FOSSILS
Sc ientiats Dig Murex Shell and Possible Whll• Vertebr1e
Dana Point Doctor's Case
Going to crurors Monday
An Orange County Supe.iror Court jury
will be asked 11onday to rule on the
\•alldUy of allesatMins 1hat DI'. Harold ~·
Day was guilty o( malprattlce ln hls
treatment of a coople who were his pa·
Runners Take Off
In Rela y Ra ce
Sunday Morning
fl.lore than 100 runners ranging in age
from 9 to 73 will compele Sunday in the
6th Annual AAU Two Man . Fourteen-Mile
Relay at Fountain Valley's community
center.
Starting time Is 9 a.m. with the course
covering 1.7 miles of city streets. Run-
ners will 1plit into two man teams in
seven divisions according to a g e
category.
The youngest category is any two run-
ners totalling 211 years of age or less. The
oldest is two runners totalling 110 years
or more.
There will also be a 2. 7 Mile Novice
Run for beginner&. It starts when the
relay ends.
The community center is al 10200
Slater Ave.
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Sea Hospital.
\Defense attorney Wallact Reed asked
the panel tn his final aJlUmelll -late Fri-
day to reject charges contained in the
$650,000 lawsuit filed by Barbara and
Charles Williams of Uing Beach and rule
that the Dana Point psychiatrist's treat·
ment of the pair had been competent and
tn keeping with accepted medical prac-
tice.
"His use of electro-shock treatment has
been questioned ," Reed commented. "All
we can uy is that he picked the course of
treatment best suited to hi11 patient and
that be had her written consent to do 110."
Attorney Archer Zamlock has argued
for Mrs. Williams, 29. that Dr. Day's use
of electro-shock therapy against her will
led to a stroke from which she is still
crippled.
He alao charged that Dr. Day Ignored
the couple's pleas for release from the
facility in September. 1965, and that it
took sheliiff's offictrs responding Lo a
disturbanct created by Williams, 31, to
get them out of tht hospital.
Zamlock aindemned Day·s hospital as
a "shock shop" in which the psychiatrist
freely administered electr()-shock treat·
ment " at $M) a crack" and in which his
sole concern wa! to ~xtract the max-
imum fees from his patients.
"Everybody gets shock treatment
regardless of what they went In for,"
Zamlock said. "It's a situation you'll find
In very few institutions today but it's
pretty likely that if you went into Dr.
Day's hospital with hives you'd get shock
treatment.!.''
The couple testified that they went to
Dr. Day for marital counselling in
August. 19&5. and had no Intention or
entering the hospit.al. Both told the jury
in Judge Ronald Crookshank'• crurtroom
that repeated requests for release were
denied by the staff.
Laguna Woman
Displays Art
A one woman art show featurin1 the
work of a 92-year-old Laguna Beach
artist will be held at II a.nt Sunday at
the Neighborhood Congregational Churcl\
in Laguna Beach.
Gertrude Gazelle Gardner, who came
to the Art Colony in 1M2, h•* hid several
shows before, both in New Vor• and
Llguna Beach. She received a d~ma
from Ecole de Beaux Arl'I in Foun-
talnbleau . France. in 1924 .
lncludtd in Sunday'll show Is her pain-
~ "Tea," whi ch appe«red on the cover
of the "Literary otaut" for July 1, 1932.
Director lo Discuss
Tennessee Williams
UC Irvine Town l.Dd Gown will pruenl
dittctl>r Herbtrt Machl1 Stn:iday In a lee·
ture m tht workl: of Tennea11te Wllllal1\I.
M1chis will 1pealc at I p.m. in the UCl
fi'lnc Art.a Village Theater.
1be Broadway direct.or will direct the
Untventty Theater Group in a produclion
of Williims• "Camino Real " M11y ~'l!I.
By JOANNE IUIYNOLDS
01 t1M D61!y ,._ St.it
The Upper Newport Bay alte that ~
duced fouil finds hailed by the Southern
California scientific community ha1 con-
tinued to reward ucavatora alnct the: r&-
maim of a 50,000.year-old whale wtrt un-
covered four months ago.
According to Dr. Wade Miller, the
palMr1tologi1t whose students made the
inllW di1COvery in January, the aJte has
now productd portions of what may be a
fin back whale, nwntf'OU! teeth from
preh!atorle camels aod boraes, a bbon
head and portions of a mutadon leg.
If the whale bone! can be definitely
Identified u a fin back, Miller said it will
be the. finl time that any fossilized re-
mains or that su·golng mammal have
been found.
But the variety or ku.ils found at the
aite -wllich ls near the newest portion
of the Bluffs development -is what
makes it the important scientific
discovery that it Is.
Dr. Hildegard Howard of Laguna Hills,
a furmer chief curator of the Los Ana;eles
County Museum of Natural History, said
the Importance of the find lies in the: fact
thal land and sea animals have bffn
found in the same area.
Finding a mixture like this. ahe pointed
out. will enable scitntists to determine
Coast F em111£
Flier Enters
Pilot Derby
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Carrying only a cargo or 1ood wishes, a
Newport Beach aviatrix takea off at
dawn Tuesday for a crack at tht Interna·
llonal Women·s Air Race.
Shirley Tanner, 33, will be among 38
lady pilotl in the 2,700-m.ile night derby.
The field depart! Columbus, Ohio, May
3, with nine st.opa on the itinerary as the
fliers hop across the Midweiil, into Mex~
!co and on to Managua, Nicaragua.
"This is my first big one," says Mlll1
Tanner, 123 41.!t St., although ahe and
copilot Claire Walters , Los Anaeles, have
placed in smaller races.
Taking turns in the cockpit or the
beefed-up Beechcrllft Bonll'lr.a M.JS, the
two women hope to clock well over 200
knots per hour.
"Wt hope to mait U ln l•u tl\.n 11
hours ," sht sa)f!, after trying a more
leisurely flight over the game course
three weeks ago.
Deadline for the Nicaragua finiah is
sundown of the third day.
The white Bonanza trimmed tn red and
blue was bought expressly for tht Angel
Derby and overhauled f)y rponsors.
U Uie gals win, It will be purely far the
love of flight and competition with others.
The plane cost $15,000, countma:
maintenance and communications gear.
"We also figure the C08t of the race is
about $2,500, that ls. apart from all the
work done on the plane just getting It
ready," Mias Tanner adds.
First prize is $2,000, about a one.
seventh return on the investment.
Aerobalics -stunt fiying -is Miss
Tanner 's favorite avtaUon 1pec.i11ty,
while her , partner, operator of Clair•
Walters Flight Academy, Santa Monica,
is a veteran dlatance flier.
She won the 1951 cross-country Powder
Puff Derby and has flown in eight ~us.
The single-engine plane will carry a
third passenger u far as San Antonio,
Tex., on the first leg of the trip to Colum-
bus for Jaat-minutt preparations.
"One of the other gals, Delia Neff, of
Placentia. wtll co-pUot for aomebody
else," says M1sl Walters.
Super11titlon is common among flier1,
but Shirley and Claire don't plan lo tlkt
along any good luck pieces.
"Just all the good wishes we can,
because they don't weigh anything.'' 1he
e1plalns.
Besides 5erving u a substitute
Newport-Mesa Unified School District
elementary teacher, Miss Tann tr
balances out her love of the 1ky with a
very groun<l.bound job.
She sells real estate.
Estancia
By GtoRGE LEIDAL
et tltt Di ll' ,1111 Slfff
All! Estancia Hl&h School bioloty
teacher believes the environmental crlsls
an be aofved by a reordtrlng of gov-
rmmenlal prioriU~.
So, with · the help C)r more than 50
1ludentt, "The Finl Day" came about.
Sllty-1even speakera were brouJht to
the hilh tchool for a day·lon& in·
formational and f!ducltion&l prolf1im
that teacher MJie Landil'IO believ111 w\11
htlp studerlts infonn lhtmaelvu 1bout
envlroftmtntal i&auta. Jf the public Is il'I·
formed the deciJion.s that will bring about
meaninaful cha.nae can be made, Ltndino
contends.
Estancia students opted not to ao tht:
"beach walk" route in cbServtna .Earth w .. k, Landlno noted "bec1u .. all tMt
r1ally would have been would be • day
off flom IChool."
They also 1voided tbe now routine
teolot1caJ .panaoeu such as tin can or
piper co116cttng in favor nf 11fft!:r1n1 an
educ<Uonll p!'Oll'•m tllat th<y ftlt would
/(
the rtlaUonahlp or ooe animal form to
another.
"At tlla La BrH tu pi la, you find l1nd
anlmall only, and at San Pedro, you filld
marine life only. But you have no mean!
of lmowine if the marine forma occWTed
at the aame time aa the land animals
unle11 YoU have a find like Newport. IL
alvtt the sc.lenUsll a perspective," 1he
tsplolned.
Miller, who ls an instruct« at
Fullerton Junior College, alto said that
the lndlndual species found 1t the site
are important dl!COveries ln themselves.
Diacoveries of thlll nature aid saientista
in detmntnlng the oriain of species tllat
OCC\IPY the earth today all well as pro-
viding them with clues about erlinct life
forms, he aald.
In January, two of Miller's 1tuden~
foond the skull of a bl.son and the jaw
bone of a Cllifornla grey whale. At the
time, the find was praised by natural
h~1ory museum officials for the part it
played in !stlbllshing th• presence of the
two apecies on the coast during the Ice
Al•· The addltional discoveries have now
enabled paleontologists to place other
land and sea mammals In the same area
during this period.
Otaracteriatic lee Age mammals in
North America included at least four
species of elephants, including the
maatadon. a&ber-tooth meal ra~r1. large
wolves,, liant armadillos, ~ sloths,
bi30ns, camela and •ild pies.
The period aaw the beginning of a trend
toward extlncUon of the mammals. Ice
aheeta: al one time in the period covered
all o( Antarctlca. and large portions o(
Europe and ~th America.
So far, no e11ct age hu been set for
the bonts, but 1. apokesman for the
museum said they are probably at least
50,000 years old and could be a1 old as
200,000 years.
Miller takes all the bones found at the
site to his lab in Fullerton, cleans them
up and then sends them on to the LOI
Angeles museum for atorage for future
study.
When th!y an taken out of the ditch
where they have lain for thousands of
years in a layer of fossilized sbells, the
bones are unrecognizable to all but a few
trained amateurs or paleonotlogl!ta. They
resemble oddJy shaped rocks more than
animal bones.
The shells which blanket the area have
also provided scienUsta with data. Many
of them are of the murex genu.s of mol-
lusks-a group that no longer inhabits
this area.
Miller said the 1hiU in the murex
population -it ls now found in Baja
California -probably Indicate• a change
In climate, but like the bones, theories on
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AVIATRIX TANNER GOES OVER HER CHECKLIST
Newport Woman Competea In International Air Race
Last oi Liberty
Candle Killer's Cas e Clo sed
Orangt County Superior Court cale~ar
item 18 was atricken Thursday, closing
the book! anticlimactically on the
not.orlous Candlelight Killer a comple1,
controveralal slayer.
it was on Judge Byron K. McMillan':o;
agenda and it read : "Willard, Robert
Uberty, 187 PC. dismissal."
It took just a few seconds to clear what
is likely to be the tut official reference In
Orange County'a courta to t h e
"Candlelight Killer" who wu: himself
murdertd last .January in a San Diego
jail cell.
Judge McMillan recalled the bench
warrant isautd when Liberty absconded
after the killing of homeless drifter
Tilomas Astorina -11 murder that
preceded the candlell1ht killing of a San
Dltgo male nurse and Liberty'• subse·
quent capture in Colorado.
And ht 1ranted the formal motion of
dism!aal that ck>lea the bulky file on a
Revises
have mott Impact In the long run .
For several months students met after
1chool and evenln1s arranting the one-
day curriculum 1n ecology.
They Invited advoeatu of both sides of
environmental iJsues to appear. Union
Oil, Southem Celifotnla Ediaon Co.,
Irvine Co. and arctrllects. An Estancia
teacher who dally dub with one of the
ecoe.nthusiut.s bluest villains. plul.ia:,
spoke in dtlenae or their effect on the en-
vJronmenL
"We wanted students to bur bolb tides
of Issue• initead of offerinc them
haranruea," Landlno note1.
The conae.rvaUonlat.s' vltwpoinl' on
land ua.e, water and air pallutlon and
populaUon contr<M we.re prutntecl by lec-
turtta from the Sierra Club, Ztto Popula·
tton Growth, and atudenta and faculty of
UC campu1e1 •t Jr.tint, Riverside ~nd
Sl.nta Barbera.
Newly-elected sc:hoel board membtr.
•t!Dmty Donald Smallwood dlltuued lhe
in and the env1ronmant.
0011r ~"' ll!Clud") di, pilllnlna.
rather pathetic menial patient wM
becamt one of the most controversial
killers in county history.
Newsmen who remembered Liberty
looked over at the prisoner's dock and
recalled again the man who didn't seem
to understand a syllable of what was
being said to him and yet lefl th<!
courtroom a free man, after a long term
of psychlatric treatment.
That was three murders ago. And the
third killing was responsible for that elo-
qufnt, unheralded entry on Judge
McMiiian 's calendar.
Chora le to P erform
The ?~voice Golden West College Com-
munity Chorale will perform Vivsldi's
"Gloria" Sunday 1t 7:30 p.m. in the new-
ly completed 1anctuary of St. Bon11ven-
lure Catholic Church . Springdale Street
and Heil Avenue, Huntinrton Beach.
Ecology
sewage problems, ecology or Upper
N~port Bay, recycling, noise polluUon.
the Christian view of tcology, endan,er
specifs, venereal dlse:a~ and its relation
to overpopulation and pollution. organlc
9ardenlng, health foods , ecology In the
home. epidemic diseases and human
history, marine pallullon 1 smokint and
personal pollution.
Jn all more than 2,000 Estancia
students, parents and vi.siting faculty
from schools from Placentia to Llllllftl
Beach attended the day-long program .
Of t.be 67 counts offered. studenlll
could choose four. "Many complained
that thty couldn't ac.hedulc enough and
sug(eated that next year we call the pro-
gram "the First Month," Landino said.
The theme. he explalntd, Is based on the
ada1e "Today 111 tht first day of the rest
of )'OUr life" symbolizing the 1tePJ1 in-
fonned studenb could like to improve
the environment.
ReatstraUon for the courAts involved as
much aludent effort as U "we were
reg1sterln& them f&r a whole year," Lan-
dlno aid.
ahells will require extent.Ive study.
Since the find In January. a minor con-
troversy bu been stlrTfJd by the develop-
ment of the area. It I.I on land owntd by
the lrvlne Company and lea&ed ta
builders George M. Holstein and Sons.
An agreement between the telentlal!
and developer• has kept the small ravine
free of development for excavaUon. but
Miller said he doesn't expect this ar-
rangement to he maintained indefinitely.
"But as long as we have acceu to the
site, we'll continue to ezcavate,'' he el·
plained.
Miller said he first became lnteres:ted
ln the Upper Bay while doing hill doctoral
thesis and the finds in the ravine seem to
have only whetted hill appetite for
knowledge of the prehistoric We of th•
Upper Bay.
"'The unusual comblnatiOQ of llle, lanrui
-marine and terrestrial -qould provide
us with a very rare opportanltY.'' he i&id.
''Particularly since large portions of the
bluffs which probably contain siml\ar
materials have already been developed.''
Miller said he believes the Newport
find will produce new theories on life In
the area during the Pleillkune Age
which started 1,000,000 years ago.
"After we've t~oughly 1tudled the
things we've found, I have no doubt that
I'll be able to come up with some new
theories," he said.
'Superboard'·
Proposed for
Environment
A state superboard and eight regional
boards to control everything affeclhl& the
envirorunent is the propoaal of the State
Environmental Study Council in a recent
report to Gov. Resgan.
The environment proposal has been
entered in the lawmaking process
through Assembly Bill lOM b y
Assemblyman · Edwin L. Z'berg,
chairman of the Assembly National
Resources and Conservation Committee.
Environmental Study Council Cbainnan
David Baker, Orange County supervisor.
admita that council's proposals will pt'Oo
bably meet with sturdy opposition from
local government
"But the need is there." Bakers told
the committet thil week. "lo properly
oversee use of water, air, nuclear enera;y
and pe!lticides, as well as the disposal of
wastes."
Baker said the state superboard witti
the power to haU harmful projects would
fill a major void among control apncies.
The propOsal.s are can1ed 'In the
Environment.al Council's second annual
progrus report to the governor. The
final report Is due next year.
Assemblymen on the ruources com~
mittee urged Baker to make presen-
tations of the plan before local
governments to enlist their support, lest
the bill be killed by pressures.
Baker 1aid that to date the League tif
California Cities and the Supervlaor•
Auociation of California had not taken a
position on the measure.
Z'berg Said local government,, and
other interested organizations would have
an opportunity to testufy May I before
the committee.
LA Lawma1iF aces
Trial June 7
In Beach Sla ying
A Los Angeles police officer accused of
the .slaying of a fellow patron in a Hun-
tington Beach bar hwle over a dog wat
ordered Friday to face trial June 7 in
Orange County Superior Court.
Judge Byron K. McMiilan again rtfUJ.
ed ball for Clifton J. Schussen, 26, of 5672
Rodgers Drive, Huntington Beach , and
ordered the officer to appear May 7 for
hearing on a motion to diamlss ll'ld May
13 for pretrial action.
SchuMe was returnt!d to hit special
quarters in Fullerton city jail. He wa111
sent there to avoid possible repriull
Irom Orange county Jail inmates.
Schuue was arrested last M1rch 15
1hortly after hi!: allegedly shot and killed
Mark A. Rodgers. 29, of Buena Parlt,
out$1de the Swinger bar.
Priority
To comply wllh district requirements
for attendance record1, required the stu·
dent organizers to spend weekends
registering 1tudent1. In keeping with the
theme or the program , they used
"recycled" data proet.!l!lng cards, Lan~
dino noted.
Landino. 30, who livu in HunlinJl.on
Beach, with hill wife, Dea, and two
children, recently returned lo Estancia
from a aabbatical lelve to the University
of Orep .,here he did graduate work ht
molecular biology 11 a National Science
FoundaUon Fellow.
He believes the goal of the First Day
wu met In that It was not just a science
project but a community lnformatJonal
effort.
Not all of whit tran1pirtfl at Estancia
on Wednead•y hall betn lolt to hlttory.
Tapea of many of the lectur&rs' run.ark.a
were made by 1tudents and a videotape
rteording of nationally-known eeolotlBl
Cliff Humphrey w1s done.
Speakera also provided w r I t le 1
transcripts ol lhtlr remarks that may bl
ustd by students.
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4 DAILY PILOT Saturdl)t, Aprtt 24, 1~71
Pulpit an~ P~w
.. Be In Where Yoo Art" b
the ti~e of tht sermon-lecture
lo be given by Rev. Albert
Burke to the members and
gu,sts or the Cllurc• or
Jtell&1ou1 SdeJtCe of Newport
Beaell this Suod.111y at 10 a.m.
at the Ebell Club. SIS W.
Balboa Blvd .. Newport 'Btach.
Sunday School meets at the
same h o u r . Immediately
foUow;ng the service a bruDCh
and "Silent Auction" featuriJlg
Objects D' Art. will be held.
Proceeds will go to the'Church
RelocaUon Fund. B r u n c: h
tickets may be obtained by
calling Mrs. Reese Cave at
&U-2292. Adult.s 11.so. Cbildtto
6 Jo' 11.00.
''A God Who Grows" ls the
1ennon topic of the Rev.
Norman L. Brown on Su11day,
at the Plymoatll Canarta:a-
Uonal Cbur.c• of Newport
·R1tbor. 326:1 ·Broad Street .
Newport Beach. al IO a.m.
worship ae~ce. S u n d a y
8Chool iJ held at the same
, Lime.
Dr.' Donald ·R'~rtson. prn-
fe!sor' of psytt\o!ogy 'at Wood-
bury College, c I i n 1ca1
psychologist and consultant to
several athletic teams. will
conduct a Chrisliu Family
Fulfillment Conference, at the
First Bapdlt Churdl of Foufto
taJn Valley 17415 Magnolia St..
Fountain Valley May 2, 9:40
a.m. or 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.:
May J. May 4 and 5, at 7 to
8:15 p.m. Public invited.
Nunery Cart provided.
Resarrttdon L • t ll e r a n
Church·, · LCA, 9812 Hamilton
Avenue. Huntington Beach
schedtiles Morning Worship at
IO ::ll a.m. Arthur R. Tingley,
pastor, will speak o n
"Valuable People Of God."
Sunday school sessions for
grades two and above at 9
a.m. Nursery care through
first graders at 10:30 a.m.
The a.tesa Verde Unltt:d
Methodl•t Church, 1701 Baker
Street, Costa Mesa , will have
two Sunday morning worship
services at 9 and 10:30 a.m.
Dr. Kenneth Johnstone. guest
speaker. has selected a:s his
sermon toplc "Death Is A Wa y
of Being." The Church School
will meet at 9 a.m. for nursery
through high school, and at
10:30 a.m. for nursery through
sixth grade. The Juaior High
United Methodist Y o u I h
Fellowship will meet at 6:30
p.m.
Temple Sharon. 617 W.
Hamilton . Costa Mesa will
hold special services Friday
evening at 8: 15 p.m. In
observance of Israel
Independence Day. R a b b i
Garson Goodman will conduct
servlm aJKt deliver h t a
isennon, ''Monumenll Tell A
Stqry." An \)ntl Shabbat w1u ·
follow lhe sei"v1ees. o1i May I,
at 1o·a.m. Norman. Saban, son
or Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saban
of Irvine; will ct1ebrate his
Bar Mitnah and participate In
tht services. Members of the
congregation and friends of
the S.bu family are extended
•n invllation to obsuve the
event
Sunday the Newport Harbor
Lulbet8D C b 11 r c II will
remember the first 25 years of
their existence with a special
Fellowship Service. There will
be one service -at 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School and Bible
Classes will be at the usual
lime, 9:15 a.rn. The special
emphasis will nol be the pa•d
2fi years. but the next 25
years. The Senior Pastor,
James G. Blain. will deliver
t~ fe~tive sermon entitled
"The revolt oJ Gori -anri the
next 26 yerirs." Pastor B!::iin
has served the parish fnr
almost eleven years. Since his
arrival. the congregation ha.c;
grown frOm just under 200
members to well over l,000.
The church has just relocrited
from its origi"al sit .,n Cliff
Drive lo 798 Dover Drive ln
Newoorl Beach. The new
facilities include adequate
parkiniz and a sanctuary to
seat 500, with the necessary
educational space to 15erve the
growing congregation.
Confirmation or three young
people will be held this coming
Sunday at the JO a.m. service
of worship at C1uist the
Shepherd Lutheran Churc h,
camlno caplltrlM 1t Dtl
G•do Rold, Cap)sltano Beach.
The · yourtg people are' Beth
MuraJt, John Bfll?I Ind Todd
Ackerman. New me'mbers wlll
be also received tnto mem·
bers'h1 p thl1 'S'Und11y .
Refreshments :will be provided
after the servk:e to honor the
young confirmands. 'lbry will
rtcelve·their first communion
on the followin1 Sunday, May
2nd. The congrta:allon and
friends art invited to go to
Mission Viejo's Mount of Olive
Lutheran Church at 7 p.m. nn
Sunday evening to see &tides Ttdlu Slated
and hear Dr. and Mrs. Carl The Rev. James N. Segerhammar tell about their around the world trip visiting Bedford, member of
world missions o( 1 he the extension stall of
Lutheran Church bl America. the Moody Bible In·
Refreshmenl.s will be served. stitute of Cllicago, will
conduct a Spiritual
Drug abuse b the biggest Li Ce Conference at
problem facing our nation's Central Bible Church,
young people. Tilt Lathern 23rd and Oranie Ave.,
Church of Oar S•vlor, San Cost.a Mesa,, Sunday at
Clemente ls 'providjng Rn op-9 and 10:30 a.m. and
portunity for the public to 7 p.m., Tuesday and
hear Pastor Allan Hansen whn Wednesday at 7 p.m.
is working to Jessen the druit and Friday at 7:30
problem. Pastor Hanse n will discuss his work at the _Pc_·_m_. _______ _
Renewal House in North
Hollywood where young people
with problems are weJeomed
and' given the chance to find
that Christ is lhe answer. The
boys in the hooM now rangt in
age from 17 to 26 and all have
been on drugs. Sunday night
Pastor Hansen iJ bringing
U:veral boys with him 'to Iha re
their storiea, giving testimony
to what Christ ha.s done in
tbe.lr Uves and alao to sing.
At both worshlp services, t
and 11 a.m. Sunday, Dr. Henry
Gerhard, minister of the
c;Hm of ReUitous Sc.lmce, 2tlo82 Laguna ean·yon Road.
Laguna Beach, will apeak on
"Detachment." During the 9
o'clock • JerVice, train t d
teachers are in charge of
classes for all ages o f
children. Baby care i.s a1so
provided during thi! early
service. The Church o f ·
Religious Science sponsors
Thur.sday lectures 11t Leisure
World, at JO a.m. in Clubhouse
Lecture Set
Dr. Kenneth John·
stone, noted family
counselor and scien·
tific communications
expert, ·launc.hes a
four·part series of diJ.
cussion Sunday at
fl.tesa Verde United
Methodist C h u r c h,
1701 Baker St., Costa
Mesa.
Two, dining-rooms 3 and 4.
These lectures are optn to the
public, free of charge.
The Rev. Willi.I J. Loar will
f'!Ooduct the Jl a.m. Worship
Service of the First Baptltt
Church of Huntln,to• Bea.di,
Sixth and Orange. His 1ennon
topic will be ''You Shall Be My
WitneMe~." Church School is
held from 9:45 lo 10:45 11 .m.
for both children and adults nf
all age,,. A mrdial invitation is
extended to those who have no
church.' At the t v e n l n g
(Ste PULPrr, P11e l )
•
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.2pd l•b• :ro~
Oei•ics Turning
To 'Tentmaking'
Fr em Uall e d P r e ••
Inten atioul
Unwilling to abandon the
Christian ministry, but wt1ble
to make a living at it,
thousands of or d ain e d
clergymen are tumlng to what
they call "tent-making."
Tent-making is a
metaphorical term for any
tind of secuJar employment
that enables a man to support ·
hlnu<ll and hi< family while
continuing to function, for
Uttle or no pay, u a minister.
The term aod the practice
go all the way back to the·
Apostle Paul. 'Ihe g r e a l
missionary ol the eatly church
supported h i m s e I f and
financed hJs e1.tensive traveb
by working at ' the: trade of
tentmaker.
No one knows how many
1'lent-maken" there are
today, but available evidence
1ugesl.J the number i s
aubalan UaL A recent survey
indicated that up to 2,000 of
the 9,000 active priesla of the
Episcopa] cburcb earn more
than half of their total income
from l<Clllar Job!.
Men are driven into lt.nt-
makina: either because their
clerical u.Jariea are too low to
suppart their familie.!I -a
very common situation in
nearly all denominations - or
because their denominatioru
have mol'f; quaJilied clergy
seeking work than they have
salaried jobs to offer them.
Thil litualion obtains ln aomt
of the major Protestan t
bodlea, such 11 the Episcopal
and Un It e d-Presbyterian
Cburchtl. while olhers, such
II I.he Southern B • p t i I l
ConvenUon and the Disciple!
of Cbrlst, report continuinl
shortages of clera;y.
The Rev. Jamea L. Lowery
Jr. of Boston is an Epilcopal
priest who tet'VU as vice
president of Human Resource
Developers Inc.. a privat.e
corporation that 1 1 1 i • t 1
clergymen lJ)(f others in
finding aultable alternativt
career1. ~
On the basil of h I I
experience and obse.rvation1,
he divldea te n-t-m akin &
rninister1 into a e v e r a I
differtllt types.
First and prob<ibly mosl
common is the man who ha.15 a
full-time job as putor of •
church, but ha.s to takt
another job on the Side to keep
the family budget in balance •
These moo nlightin1 clergy
see m to wind up in a fantaati«:
variety of aeeu1ar occupatioru.
An Episcopal rector i n
Washington, D.C. works every
Monday (his day off) u an.
administrati ve assistant to a
Congresiman. A B a p t l 1 t
pastor in the m,idwest drives a
school bus on weei:dayL
Other 'parsons a re
supplementing their ina>me by
working part-time as labor
(See JOBS, P8Jt I)
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
GLAD TIDINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD
•:OO ,,M.-"A lt#t'tl .. r-111 h1 lt8'e<tr-
Clenl#t u, rti. l111Mr Ul'e"
,.._: W..U.ZI
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FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
140 E. 22nd St., Cost• Mo,.-S48-3761
1 ..... E. W, Philli p•
t 1JO A.M.-Ch1Kh Sc.hool
10:10 A.M.-Postor Phllllpt tpeeldq
"A CHANGID APPITITI''
YOUTH IMPHASIS DAY
J :JO r .M.-'\ffllt1or DT. w1111 ... DJohr111, U.C.L.A. Psythtltght
"~ho•ThoNll'Y 111 ~ Ch rbtlon Feith"
•:OO r .M.-.Shtt0TI•
Now Lll'e 51"'61'1 ~"' s.c.c.
7:00 P.M.-Mbllo...,., Film-A dr-otk pltry
"A DollMNN Dochlo11"
HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wilson, Co1t1 Me11
141-4704
"'· L. Mll TWl!CI(, 1'11lw
JIM SINOLfTON. MltlltJtt .i YMflil
•Otl!IT f , SISTIO. M111!1hr el fd1KeltN
CAllL Gl!NTtY.
Mlnlsler ef M111k
•
... -SUNDAY SlltYICU -
9:4& A.M.-S1ttdey Stll"I
10:10 A.M.-''Tllo loptlsl111 of tho Holy Spirit"
S•n11011 tty Jlestor
7 :00 r.M.-"Tti. God Tltclt Dofeflll1"
'-rm•• tty Pator ,
COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
P,...,dlllOI -klMtrtlr!M -•le!MtlltrY. -Cftl141 C.1'1
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
&ti HAMILTO.,, COSTA MISA
010.lGli ICOU•I, 1'111tr
1a~r• Study 111d J11oel1m1tio11 •••• 10:45 •·"'·
s~.u1d1v Sehool., ,,Jo 1.M.F1t11ilv G.1tl11r1 . • 7:00 p.m,
Chlldt•n1' Wor1l.ip S1rvic e ••••• , 10:45 e.m.
OLD fAIHIONlD PIAYll MlnlNG-WlDNISDAY'-7:10 r .M.
l'lloN '42·tll1 N1..-y Alw_,. A•eilettlo
UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH
2212 S. I . PA LISADIS IOAD
SAN TA ANA HllGHTS
SUNDAY IClfOOL .. ... , ........ . f :U ,t.,M. l h M A,M. ,,. l'.M.
1:M I'M,
MO•NINlt WOl:SMll" ... ,. . , ....... ..
tV•N1NO WOlllSNlr ...... "" , , MIDWlll( sat:Vl(I WliDNliSOA.Y ........... . CJ111rdl r....,. IO·M7t ...... WWlll J. c.mc1
FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH
ef h1t1tol• Y111lloy (AIMf1<M a.tltll
MGit••ll• ... Slot11t
k11,...111 Yolter
1 ... DoH H.wbs. M111lt*
,Mo111l119 We11hip l :lO I It '''"'
Surtclty Schoel ••• , • , t ;IO •·""·
fv111i119 Stt•ic.1 •••• 6:00 it·"'·
Y1uth Chelr •• ., •.••• 7:11 p,m,
Yo11th M11ti11t1 •••• 1:00 """''
ClllMI C-•I 11 llrYkff
142·2421
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Victori• & Pleconti111 Ave •
Cast• M•'•
Jelllel I. PMrcy
Ml111tttr
IM•M McHetll
YMlll MIJ1t11tr ••rtY ··"""' .... " ...• ,. ··"'· 81"11 tcflM' ,, ....... Mtl'llllt Wff"llll 1t1• 1 .....
Yll'lll 0.-1 . , ' '''"' ¥•'"" . . . 1 '·'"· Nur11erv Cart Provided
S41-4n 1 1414141
CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH
23rd StrHt at Or1nge, Cott• MIH -54&·5303
sr111TUAL Llfl CON,l•INCI
Of • .-...~ M..., l lWe l•tltttto
Aptl JI.JO, 1971
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II
l U .. DAf MOlNtN• SDYICI I AND SUNDAY SCHOOL , ................... 10:00 A.M.
r•OPHICID IN amLATION •••••••••••• '. WI D .. 7:20 PM
COAST BIBLE CHURCH
MA.I CO JOHTll JI. HI, SAN JUAN CAJliSTU.NO
4tJ·1f49 4f 4·1141 IJ0.0401
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
IU.NCHU 0, THI MOTKll CHUICH
THI •tlST CHUICH OP: CHRIST, SCllN1'1ST
IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSITTS
,..11PROBATION AFTER DEA TH"
Costa
• SUNDAY, APRIL 2Stfl
Me~Flrtt Church •f Chir1t, Scientist
JIU MeH Verde Dt-., COIN MOM
S119'rt kliffl-9:11 A.M.
Ch1r1h Somce -11 :00 A.M.
loocll11t 100111, 2150 MOM Yer8 Dr.
Huntington Be•ch-Flrst Church ef Chrl1t, Sclentl1t
ltt. &: Oil••• H1t1tl .. to11 looc:h
S111tffy 5cllool -t :JO & 11 :00 A.M.
Ch11rth -t :lO &: 11 :00 A.M.
IMCl'l"t loo'" -221 Me l11 St.
Newport Beach-First Church of Christ, Scienti st
J JOJ Ylo Lido, Newpert lffth
Ch1rth &: S1t1day Sthool -t :l I&: 11 :00 A.M.
le.tllflt •-•· 1115 Ylo Udo
Newport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scientist
J100 reclflc View Dr~ c-Ille! Mor
Ch1rsh &: S1Mey k~ -10:10 A.M.
1.-411 .. 1 .. 111 -1500°1 Coat Hwy.
All are cordially invited to attend the church
!ervices and enjoy tile privileges of the
Readfng Rooms
Chlld Coro rroYided AT ALL SllYICIS
OP. Nl~POIT llACH -IDbf.1,1"1
M•tlAt lot1l111rfy ...,,., l~11toll' SdMf
421 I. 1ttt. It., Cuto Mess
Church School ... , .. , 9:45 A.M.
?tlorning Worship ..... 10:45 A.M .
N1,_., Caro ,,oYldff
Phone: 642·272S
r..tinisler: Dr. D. W. McElroy
CHURCH OF CHRIST
287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA
........ Herttw .. d k lrNw
SUNDAY .MOPNING l lllf STUDY ............ ,, , t :41 A,M.
SUNDAY MVOJINJNG wo-.SHIJI l COMM UNION •• 11:41 A.M.
SUNDAY f; fNING WORSHIP ••• ,. •••• •• •••• •• • 6:11 r .M.
WEONESDAY EVENING lll LE STUDY ••••••••••• , 71JD r.M.
NUllSll.Y CAI.I PIOYIDIO
W. Whit Honlt1t ttt Joll• leo11er4
Mi11i1!1t Mutitel Dir1tlot
Phone: 44S.31tl D•y or Night
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
2501 CLl•f DllYI. NIWN)IT HACH
A NEW CHURCH WELCOMES YOU
Dr. Walter Pegg, P11tor
S1Hrr Stkel -t:~' A.M. W....alp -11 A.M •• 7 P.M.
I FIRST CHRISTIAN I
CHURCH ,
Corona del Mar
~iJ.ltCff
!I~
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Ma in &. Adams Streets
1
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Huntin9 ton Beach
Mor11in9 W11r1hit1 • , •• , , •• , , , •
...••....• l :lO I 11 :00 1.m.
l ibl1 Schoel •. , , , ••• t :45 1 .111.
Y1uth l;ro11p1 , •••• , •:OO P·"'·
Ewenin9 Wot1hip , , •• 7:00 P·"'·
Hurwrv ur1 _,..,. 11 1rr wrvlcas
Of!Ja: J».un ~r °"'"'°'""' "'-'-
Seventh· Day
Adventist Church
J71 A..cedo St., c .... M ...
l_.,Hth Sth1ol • , , , t :lO •·•·
M1r11i119 Wonhip •• 11 :01 o.111-
Pr1yer M11ti119 W1d., 7:11 p.111 •
c.; ~ ..... o,...
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COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL •
411 HELIOTROPE
Wortlllp-10 A.iii.
Ch1rch Scllo11-11 A.M.
644 . 7400
Newport Unity
Lotllt:N o. "LICllClfUJI•. Ml11l11W
Dffotlo ... Sontc.-11A.M. I: 11 :11 A.M.
Su11d1 y Sthool fer 111 1911-1:45 A.M.
11" M111·1m ... "-wrort .._.
Offlu -,.6-1111 DIAL·A-rlA Yll 146 ... lt
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcomes You.
ST. J'A.MIS. l 20t YM L14o, N..,-rt loeth
7:JO A.M. -Hely l1ch•rilt
t :ll A.M. -folftlly Won hlp
11:00 A.M. -Alto,.ote Holy Ce11111111t1lot ..... ,., ... ,,..,.,
Ml4-W ... Holy Co1R•e11I .. • Hnll .. Ser.Int
t...iey -10:10 A.M.
Wo4Mt4oyi-1:10 Jl.M.
Cllrllll C•ro et t :OI A.M.
Tiie lt'f, Joli• JI. Miiey II, loct.r -Pho111: 671•0211
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
S.IHl-.s 7:JO &: f :lO Cllwcll SU..1-t :JO
n 1rt111-.s: 1:10 &: to ...... : Holy O.,• .. -•1ou4
Ylcer, 1\e 1 ... J ... W. 0...1 ... -P'kM 141-1126
NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH
LUTHERAN .CHURCH OF THE MASTER
798 Oavor Dr. LI 1-1 63 1 2900 Pecific Viow Or.
Tllo lew. Je"'" &. 1Jel1, Caron• del Ma r
~ ...... DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Tfrlo lw. loNl4 Wlltt., A.111111111 1'11!1r Phon• 644-2664
E1rly Woraliip 1:00 e.m •
Chrl1lie11 Ecli;c1tio11 ':I' '·"'· t :OO A.M. P.entlly Wenhlp
F11tiv1 Won hip lO:JO 1.rn. 10:00 A.M. S111111., Chrcll
Nurs~ry Care Availabl1 k• ...
WRCOMI 11 rOG A.M. Jloltt,. Wonhlit
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Mi••ouri Sy11ed
711 'lk'-rt. k .. C... M.,.. Lo• ¥. To-. , .. ,..,
141·14N
W...11111 s.Meui l:IJ & 11 A,M, $11"111tv kt>lfol· t ·)O 1..M.
,t.d11ll 81blt Cklui t·• A.M,
CHllSTIAN ILIMINTAIT SCHOOL 141·116'
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
111 ... ,.,. om. ....... StrMt, C..t. ,..., C..)f,
ANOllEW C. AHDElltSON, ltt\ler
&und.IY s.:tt.I: t :IJ -M$ttt""9 Wonll11: l:to 1111111 :«1
P,ince of '•ec1 Lutli1r1n Stliool -Miu E1th1r 011011, ,tin,ito1I j, Offlt1 Jlh11u11 : 14t .Ol2 I School ,ho11.o: ~4f-OS62
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CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ., ,.......,, •tldl
Mlllllllr C~llfdl If U11ltlf Ult'dl •tllt\fl\ kflflu. L• AMelu
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IUNDAY tlAVICI ... '"" It•• A.M, ,
Ml11ltltr , • AlfllH llll"lf1. '11t.1.c,F.
TM• 1 81\.L C\.Ul Ofl JllWP'CMIT t lACM
Ill ...... 8 ...... 8t.._ '" ,.
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ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
11182 Culver Drive
Unl~ertity Park, Irvine
1 ... HetMrt N. Nlo""41tl
s..i_, kllot~t :ll A.M. 51ltt1r Sonko -t :OI A.M.
feflllly s.r-.Ju-10:10 A.M.
111°1211 N1rMry Coro IJJ.1246
A Cordial Welcome from
THE UNl!JD METHODIST. CH~RCH
NEWPORT CENTER
Worshl,.-11 :II A.M. ..
St. Mkh•lt lplKo,..r CJt11rsh
Mllf'f1orlte .r rec:lfis Ylow Dr.
C•r••• 4.i Mer
'"•11•: 675·0911
Co1!1 Me••
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
1911. Si. I He rber l lwd.
Church Wonllip -t :lO I 11
Chul'l;h School -t :lO
J41-77!7
Cori1 Me11 North
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
M111 V1rd1 a. l1k1r St.
549-271 •
Wet1hip l Church Scho11I
•:OO I 10 :10 A.M.
Fou~lei11 V1llt v
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
11225 lu1l.1r<il
962-25tl
Wo11hip l Churelt School
9:JO A.M,
Hu11lin9to11 l11ch
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 111h St. SJ ll ·Jll7
S•rvic11 -t :tS 1 10:10 Nurotry C••• Al! Mornlnt
Clturcll Sch1ol-•:I I
Hunli119tp11 le1t~ -North
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
Wortliip i Church Sch1ol
' I IO :JO A.M.
lrvi111 -E11I Bluff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
l)J.llll
11411 Cul•1r Re id
11 U"lvlfll'Y Drhot
Wonhip I Churcl>·Scl>1ol
t I 10:10 A.M .
L1qu"1 l 11th
METHODIST CHURCH
2 1 bll W11l1y Drive
In Soul~ LIQUM
Worship '".I
Church Scl.ool -I 0 A,M,
49•-JOll
N1wport le1tli
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
1-400 W. l1ll:io1 11 .. d. 61J-ll 05
Worthip-t:JO A.M. Churth School-,:lO I I I A.M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Ar ea s
Christ Churc:h Presbyterian
21112 M .... u. C"-AfflMI H111tlllfl .. IH&tl
IM. D...td I. lo ..... Jlnt.,
l 11t1'9y W.,Plp: t :JO A.M. CllrlfCh kltool: 10:41 A.M.
Offi&e: 211 II M .. ull• St. PltoM: tll·4t40
Churc:h of the Covenant
2150 '-1""-1 .. d. en .. Mos.
lntc:• A. l 1nS.. '••* l1t1doy Wonlilp: t :JI A.M. C•1trsh ktt.eh t :4S A.M .
,. .... ! 541-4J04
Community Presbyterian Churc:h .
411 '-r•t A ....... \4tlH ....
Or. Delln A. T1rfff, P•ftr s.a.11., WorlM,: 1:41 . 9:10 . 11 A.M. c11 ... 11 ScfrlMI: f 12f
n..o: 494.7511
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Churc:h
,00 St. A•lllrowt IMll, N_.,Oft hecll
c~ .. HOtNrt Dr-n.11. ,....,
WortMp & Ch•rsll kllo.!: I, t 1Jl l 11 A.M.
"-: Ml-7147
St .. Mark Presbyterian Churc:h
c..er .......... & l...Wllff °""' C...... 4-1 Mer
I JeNt .,..... IJrt, ,.,.,
WonWp IC..._. ldool-t &: IO:JI A.M .
. ..... : '44·1141
\~ IJJ SllBBA TH SERVICES
RiLIGIOU$ SCHOOL
harbor reform temple
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b. "Al818Ef'INAf'IDr, KING
1 I mttllnf It
St. Jtmn Episcopal Church o 3209 Vii Lldo. Newport Bttch
For ll'lform1tlol'I: Ctn &7~7230
Sau1rda.y, .tipttl 24, 1971 DAIL V PILOT J
Pa~ Boone
Pulpit and-Pew Acto1· Advocates
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1UV1ct, 1110 held al 8:30 p.m.,
"The Chamber Singers" and a
boys quartet from t he
Bellnowtr Jllgh School will be
featured.
A Mother'.! D ' y •r· r~gerGtnt ~twetn the Unloa
Rescue Mls1lon and the moo
oI th~ inner-city ha.1 1been
amiably worked oul on this
ba.sla : The Mli1ion servo a
hom~5lyle meal on h1other's
Day, and each gue.sl supplies
his O'>l'n memory of home and
mother. There is one question
that must be con si dered
hov.·ever. Who provides the
necessary finances fo cover
tije eosl invqlved ? Anyone
may volunt.eer to answer lhl!
rather important questlon,
Kindly rorward your tax-free
donatioo to the Union Rescue
M.la&loa, poa 829, Los Angele&.
<C..UfornJa 900&3 •
Tbe Fir1l U.Uted Metbodlsl
Ourcb of Huotingto1 Beach,
2721 17!h St .. will conduct two
wqrship services Sunday April
25, 1971 at 9:15 and 10:30 a.m.
The Rev. Edward C. Erny will
• be preaching at both services .
Church School classes for all
a1es at 9:15 and 10:30 a.m .
Nursei:y care is available. At
7:30 p.m. a s~cial service for
. ~verybOdy in a contemporary
style o( worship to be con-
ducted by the youth. "OUr SO
Great Days -Easter to Pen·
Lacost'' emphasls will be Bible
reading in I.he Book or Act&,
. conslsta/lt Church and Sunday
School attendance at a time o(
advancement in C,bristian llv·
ing.
will~ held 1t 9:30 a.m. Sun·
day School da&ttl for an qes
are held al this hour. Nur1try
care provided. The EYC will
meet at 1 p.m. A Rummage
St1le will be held at the church
(ln t"rlday and Saturday, April
JO & May I.
Tbe University laterfaltl
Foundallot1 atinounces t..
"Night of Nostal1la" as the
theme for .. dinner dance , a
p.m .. May . 14, at th e
Newporter Inn's Monte Car!o '
Room. The First rund raiairi'g
event to be sponsored by the
Interfaith FoundaUon. an
organization that serves all
,·eJiglons, will have the
musical notes for the nostalgic
evtning provided by the Socie-
ty for the Preservation of Big
'Bands. Tickets, tl2.50 per
person, may be obtained from
local churches and 1yna1o~es
and the Women A1soclates or
Interfaith or by cootacttna in·
terfaith olfict, W-0891. 420
Campus Drivf', Irvine.
Lutheran CJuU'ch Of Tbe
~tt1\er, 2900 Pacific View
Drive. Corona del Mar offers
two hours o( wo111hip al 9 and
11 a.m. Sunday church school
and Bible classes are held at
lOa.m. The Rev. and Mrs. Jan
L. Womer will be Com·
Tnissioned as Missionaries lo
Indonesia at 11 a.m. and lhe
..Rev. Dr . Carl W. Secerham-
mar, President of the Pacllie
Synod of the Lutheran Church
In America will Jeliver the
message .
The sermon subject for Sub·
day, at Corona del Mar Com·
mllllity C Ill u r c b , Conan&•·
tfonal. 611 Helllrope Ave. will
be entiUed "When Tttlnp Go
Wrnng." To be pre~nted by
Dr. Philip G. Murray. Worship
$trvices at IO a.m. with child
care prnvided. Church SchOol,
throu&b 8th gr.ad.e, is alao at
10.
al )it. Ai!dt•11'1 P~by1'rlu
llbiird. !Gii SI. Al>d!i111 l!oad,
Newpart Belch. W o r I h I p
aerviets are held at I, t :SO.
and 11 1.m. Follow1.r11 each of
tht strvl~. deacon• will co~
dud a lour of the church *"°'""" and lllclllUe1, for l'iattor1 and lnttre1.ted
members.
Sllnday momina. llav. Steve
Cowdtty will be J>rU<hine at
both the 9 and 10:30 a.m.
sel'\'k.'es at Comm111tty Ullted
Mttbodls& Clulrcb, 6662 JlelJ
Ave.nut, HunUngton Beach. He
i.s the Youth Minl.sler at the
church and has successfully
launched sneral new }'OUtb
iroups since comlng a }'ear
aa:o. Our Junior and Senior
High youth have grown con-
siderable undtr his le&derahlp.
At lhe present Ume he is
working on the developmtnt of
a College A&e group.
Falrw1ew Baptist C It u r c Iii,
152$ Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa, bolda worship at 10 1.rn.
with a aermon by Rev. Melvin
T1ylor enl!Ued "Freedom and
Responsibility." Oturch &ehool
is at 10:30 a.m.
Dr. William Diehm. pro-
fessor of psychology at UCLA
wlll present a lecture on
"Psycho/therapy and th e
Christian Faith." He will
present ·it at 2:30 p.m. at
Costa MeP First A11emhly ol
God, %2nd and Elden. It wUI be
followed by a di&eu.s.sion. At 4
p.m. "The New Life Singers~·
from southern California
Colle1e will delivtr a mualcal
preseritatlon. At 7 p.m. the
youth department, including
high school and c0Ue1e aae
youth adulta, will present a
p I a y enlitltd, ''Deliberate
Decision." In the morning
\\'Or3hip service Pastor Ed
Phillips will continue with his
series on lhe "Btat)tudts."
"PlayJnc in the Markel
Place" will be the sermori
lopic of the Rev. Bruce A.
Kurrie at Tbe Presbyterian
Cburcb of the Coven1ot, 2l5tJ
Falrview Road. Coata Mesa.
ai,;...,h .school through ·eighth ·
grade 'wilt be held at 9:30 a.m.
Child care is availatle al both '· f\o Brown-Out!" is the
' gcrmon theme chosen by the
pastor, Dr. Charles H. Oieren·
Cie!d, to be preached Sunday
services.
\Yorshippers al Fountain
Valley Presbylertan Church,
9420 Talbert , at the 11 a.m.
T. Aleiander Johns on .
org1nist at St. L u k t ' 1
Lwtberan Churcla, 1 3 5 5 2
Golden~'t9t. Weatminster. will
prescnl his first Orange Coun·
servicf will hear "'Major ..---------------------~
Events in Ult Life of Jesus, '2:
'!'he Tramfiguration." At the . s T • l M d 7,30 p.m. Sunday tvenlfti ome rymg () en
Bible Study, lesson one tn book -..i
~ of. the C•llll! .. •Cnt~ llli-' -. B ' .. """'n b•1JlfcuMf.i.'At'lll~ · • 1 ·1'n· Gospel elief Sunday.school hour this San-
day, a live a:oldfish will be
giwn for each new person
brought. This ts in coMeclion
with the Sunday«hool'~
"fishing" contest.
Tbe First Southern Bapti1t
Cbu.rell of Costa Mesa wlll
feature Randy Stone Hill and
Selah In a "Maranalha" Music
Concert toda}'. Time is 8 p.m.
Place is 650 Hamillon St.,
Costa Mesa. Donations are
'l.50 per person.
Si.1 teenage 1irls will in·
terpret Psalms 100 and 121 in
dance movements during the
worship services at 9 and
111.:30 a.m., Sunday at fl.lei•
Verde Unile<I Mel bod lat
Cburcb, 1701 Baker Street.
Costa Mesa. The Lord 's
Prayer, sun by Steve
Johnston. '>l'ill also be in -
lt'rpreted by the medium of
lhe dance. Costumes for this
performance were designed by
~!rs. R. R.' GsgJiano. Girls
are : ·Joy Ce Anthony . Lisa
Braunsdorf. Betlly Chappel.
ltobin Clifford, Jackie Gillette,
and Jeanne Hoeft
TM. Cblptl of Spirituil
Triltb. 1416-A S. Main St.. San·
t• "An1: Wiii hold Sunday
services at 7:30 p.m. Rev.
Claude Guptill will preach a
sermon entitled "Will Christ
divide the world".'" Messa1es
\\'ill follow the services and be
given by the pastor a~
visiting mediums. Everyone LS
lnvlted to remain for the
social hOur aft.er church. On
Wednesday ev1nln1 at 7:30
p.m. an !'i.S.P. mesaaa:e circle
will ht! bald.
By LOUIS c•ssw
UPI 'ltlltllft Wrltv
The chief heresy of contemporary Christianity is the
notion that ~ church should be concerned either with
social aclion or with personal piety.
Both activist! and pietists have fallen into this heresy,
and their re!UlUng squabble has almost lorn the church
aparL
Today there are hopeful indications that some people
on both sides ot the divisive controveNJy are beginning to
realize that half a Gospel is not enough-no matter which
half you choose. In the teaching of Juus. per.iOnal piet}'
prompted by Jove of God and socisl act.ion prompted by
love ol mankind are not an either~r choice. but a both-
and commandment
No Protestant denomination has been more deeply
and sgj't'tSslvely involved in aocial action than the Unlttd
Church of Chritt. Its executive council mtt in New York
last month to decide what concerns l!lhould 'get priority
during the next few }'tars. Predictably. the council aareed
that local congregations of the United Church should con·
tlnue ~·orkln1 for racial justice and world peace.
But tnp billing was given to "the faith crisis of mod-
f!m man .''
A spokesman said the decision to give top priority to
theological Inquiry was prompted by a conviction that
"modern man needs a faith by whlt!h to liv!'.°' and there
is a serious quesJion whether this fundamental need i!
being met in many contemporary churches.
On the: al.her side of the Protestant spectrum. the
evangelical protest.ant magazine ChrlsUanity today gave
prominent display to an article proclaiming social rtform
"an evangelical imperative:·
The article, written by Prof. Claude H. Thompaon of
Candler School of Theology in Atlanta . was sh1rply critical
of "Biblt·belt rundamentalists who are 1ung-ho to get
people converted but who have little aocial vi1ion and lts!
social actJon." Working activel}' for peace, racial justice
and other social refonns, Thompem uid. is part of the
ministry o( every person who Is 1enuin1ly committed lo
the v.·ay or Christ .
Early Communion will be
held at 7:30 1.m. at St. John
the DivlDe Eptteopel Qurcb,
-· 2043 Orana:e Ave .. COsta ?te1a.
Family strvice with the •d·
mtni1tration of Holy Baptl!rn
A third slnw in the wind i.1 a joint ataltment issued
hy l!t le11ding ministtrg of the United Methodist Church.
Deplorlng the "polarity" that has developed in their de-
nomlnallon, they called nn both activists and pitt!Jtl to
"affirm vigorously the whole &O!pel." and recognize "the
necessity of balance between person1I faith and aoclat
invol\·ement."
Dr. Elton 'J'rueblood, the Quake.r phJll'.ltopher. h11 put
his finger m the. b11le danger of ioin& overboard in tither
direct.ion. tn hl1 book "the new man for our Ume," he
ssys that inlense activism without " life or d..:votlon prn-
dUCf:S dllmaginl( results, "011e of which i8 calculated ar-
rolance.'' On the other hand, an e1clusive pre<iccupatil'll1
with pel'90n1l piety is equally bad btt•u.se one cannot truly
love Christ while "for-etting tho&e whom Oirist lovea."· -------
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lllnt H CV\"°"'" ..........
"" lfll1 H wltfll ~·•• wtM *""" • ,,.. Ml*'-"'• tMI l"tl NKI .... llt .._ .. een11t•1
"'
]l i.~ not a nl!w poinl Je!U! said tf'le ume thing. over
and over. But I \vill hear repeUtton In the climata of con·
lrover.11y th1t Is currently demor1U1fnf the church.
' ,,
ty concert Sunday at 7 'P·m.
Ho will 114 ploying a ti-rant
Tracker plpt orcan and WUl
prutnt numben: lncWdiq'
Walond's "Tocaua."
Qrllt Cllapel, a member ot
the: Unlver11I Fellowship of
Metropolltah Commun j t y
Owrdtes and aervinc Orana•
County's bomoauuet com·
mwtlty, meets SUndays at 7 p.m. at the Unltarl1n
UnJvertaJlst Church, 1%68 Vic-
J esus Movements
HOU. YWOOD (IJPI) -Pal -... lovolvod In the smi:e
Boone d!Jquallfled hi.msell 11 of thi1 new evangellsm m:I lo
a Jesus freak, a member of speak out on what many
the. avant 11rde evangellsLt. )'OUthf call Jesua ftu.kl.
but he bas been turned out of "The new gtDetaUon hu n·
hlJ own churdl !or Jololnl Ille J•etad matttlollm llld la ripe moveJMnt tnd ha1 baptlHd a for d.Hferent etptrtenoH tban
doun noopllytos in bh swim· owning lhinga, or belni own<d
mini pool. by them, Boone aotd. souodloe
"I don'l llke lhe won! 'frtll:' like e prucber himJ«ll.
lorl• SL, Costa Mesa. Ser .,lce Set Leeturel' becauae it LI too euUy oToday they are tooting to
mJsJnt.trpreted," Boone ••id. the supernatural: aatrotogy,
Ne" po r I Un It y C'burcb, Dr. Richard Sneed. Harry Bucalstein, field He ti, however, convinced witchcraft, salanlsm and the
that the dnli culture and occult. But thQ're aJao turn-
turntd-off youth are tumina: to lug to Jeaus and Olriltian1ty.
Oui.!lianlty for 1alv1tlon ~ .. 1 10 to The Strip tnialster·
a.nswtrs to peraonal and world jn" to kids who have drifted
meeUng in the Senior Citizens chaplain or Al Malai· evan1elist for the Beth·
BuildinJ, I~ and Irvine Ave., kah · Temple of the Sar Shalem FellO\\o'•
Newpor1 'Beach. will hold ship, will speak on
services at 10 and 11 :15 a.n1. Shrine, will join with "Prophetic Back· probltma:. • "I think the Jesus move-around, find t.bemselvea brOke •--~ I and rtrungout on druJ!., It's
Rev. Loren Dale Flickinger Rabbi Edgar F. Mag· rround of the Arab-
will speak on "Tbe Challen1e nin or the Wilshire Israeli Conflict" at 7
of Christ fn You." A Sina:spjra-Bout e var d Jewish p.m. Sunday at the
tiol1 will be held Wednesday at Temple in an inter· First Christian Church
rnent a rtll 114N ea:llimate, •• dlsconce.rttni to old ~ folks
Boone u.ld. "It may ht a ahal· who go to-church cnce a wtek.
low e~rtment"for many, sort "I've talked to BUly Graham
ol an in tbinl to do. JeaUJ peo--and othtr ttllgicus le.tders
pit could lM for real or It may and 1 believe the second com·
"' just a lad.
7:30 p.m. at the same location. faith Service Sunday at or Cost a Mesa, 792
Sunday services are btld at the Shrine Auditorium Victoria St. He will
8:15 and 11 a.m. at tbri•t in Los An1eles at give some of the back·
Llllileraa O urclr, 760 Victoria _1_0_:3_o_a._m_. ______ _;gr::._o_u_nd;_o_r_t_;he;_c_;on_;l_;ll.:.ct_;._
St., Cosla Mesa. The sermori
"Personally,t'tnow~1~n«i'--b-lmm~-lo-<n_L_"~~~~
It ls a areat deal more
will be "A l'uU Net." Sunday
Schoo! ls at 1:30 1.m.
"Probation Afttr Death'' Is
the topic or the Lesson-sermon
to be beard at all Chr.lstl•o
Science churches S u n d a y.
Area churches and service
times include: Costa Mesa
Firs! Church oC Christ. Scitn·
tial, 2880 Mesa Verde Drive,
9:1S and 11 a.m.; Huntington
Beach P'irst Church of Chrisl,
Scientist. ath arid Ollve. 9:30
and 11 a.m.; Ntwport Beach
First Church of Christ. Scien-
ti&I, 3.300 Vi1 Lido. 9: 15 and 11
a.m. and Second Church of
Newport Beach, 3100 Pacific
View Dri"t, Corona de! M•r.
10 1.m.
The Total Church Drive
"Fiahin& For Ailen" closes this
Sunday al the Costa MNa
f'eur1quire Churc ll. Everyone
attending Sunday School at
9:45 a.m. will receive a frte
pass to McDonald's. For bus
service. call 5'45-9733. 646-1517
or 642-9375. Pastor. Rev.
Robert 8. Jacobs win speak on
the topic, "But God" during
the It a.m. J.forninit Worship
Sfrvice. There is a children·s
Church for ages 3-HI also. The
youth choir; "The Brothers &
Sjsters" from the HarbOr
Assembly of God Qiurch
will sing for the · 7 p.m.
evangelistic service. R e v •
Jacob• wtll bf'ina tl\t measaa:e.
Wed. 7:30 p.m., ~pril 2Btb, Al
Sowlns probation ol(leer of
Sant.a Ana will speak on the
etlecti of the fantuUc crime
increase in our society, and
bow ~·e can soh•e them.
"Sin or Just Plain Bad
Habit" is I.he subject to a talk
by Shtldon Smith at the Costa
J\fe1a U1ltlr1•11 U11tven1l11t
Cburclt Sunday momina: 1t
10 :30 . Church school
Discovery· Protrlm'. pre·
school through junior hla:h.
will be from 10:30 to 11 :30.
Don A. B111ett, Pastor of
Newport Ctnler U a It e d
l\fetlaodf1t C'.bun:b, will speak
m "Tbe Church or Christ Uni·
ty," on Sunday. Two services
are b~14 each SundlY.. At 9:30
a.m .. the worship is at Balboa
Island Church, 115 Agate Ave .•
and JI :15 a.m., at 6L Michaels
Episcopal Church, at Pacific
View Drive and Marque.rite,
Corona del Mar.
Pastor WllHli .T. C1rrico
11 a.m. morning message is
entitled "No Place L i k e
Home." while the 7 p.m. even·
in1 servi~ will ht an lnlorm1J
Bible study 1nd di5cus1Jon .
1°H Ualver1lty 8aptt1t Ciuucb
is locattd at 2252 S. E.
Pa1isade1 Road, Santa Ana ,
C.lifonU1, near the Oranae
County Airport. The public Is
invited to C1)me and wonhlp
the Uvin& Christ with us.
Costa Mesa Baha'is
than. th1t htca.,. auch thlng1
as 30-tecond dru& curu are
bappaninl."
Bot:mt. with his clean-cut ap..
pearanct, family i.maa:e and
white bucilkin ahot.s bu long
been Mr. Clean in raunchy
Hollywood. · Mark Special Feast
"l've bef:n a reliaious man
all my life," Boone said.
"Down ln Tennessee my
father was an elder and a
deacon in the church.
The Bal:u!i'is of Colt• Mesa
will observe the Feast of Rid·
van throogh Msy 2. The Feist
of Ridvan commemorates the
twelve days that Baha'u'llah,
prophet founder of the Baha·i
Faith, :11pent in the Ridvan
garden before I t a v i n g
Baghd•d. The flnl, ninth and
twelfth days of the Fea.st of
R.ldvan are ·1pecl11Jy com-
memorated u Holy Daya.
Jt was in this 1arden that
Mesa Church
To License
2 Ministers
Baha'u'Uah aMounced l c.
several of Hi5 followua that
He v.·as the Promiled One
whose cominc ~·as foretold by
all the Prophets of the past.
He assumed the n a m e
Baha.'u'llah, which when
translated means ''The Glory
of God." Hi.1 followers became
knO'>l'n as Bahl 'ls.
Bah1'u'Uah waa born In
SG far Boone is the only
show buainess luminary to
JOBS ...
Tihran. Iran, Novembtr U, (Coo tlnaed from Pa&e f )
1817. He was the 10n of a arbitrators, maniagt
1overnment minlsttr. UpOn counselors. ttacher1. or social Mbtloncrl.et
heating of Ule claim of the workers. At lwt one, known
Bib to be a Prophet of God. to Fr. Lowery, is an expert On Sunday a( the 11
Blha'u'Jlah embraced t he LU COMultant. a.m. Church of Luthero-
Babi Faith and becamt one of A 1econd type earns all of an Church of the Mas-
lls staunchest adherenta. tn his income from a 1ecu11r ter. 2900 Pacific View
1852 Baba'u'Uah lll'IS im-OC<:UpaUon, but volunteer1 for ----"' Drive, Corona del Mar, priaun~u ln en under1round evenin& and wttkend service the Rev. and Mrs. Jan
dungeon In Tihran. While Im· as an unpaid minister or
prisoned her!', He received the assistant minlate.r. A world· L. Womer will be com-
firRt intimation He was lhe famous nuclear physicist at missioned as mission·
G t M f God 0 k R.d T aries of the Lutheran The 7 p.m. evening serv1·ce rea tssenger O a 1 ge, enn., dons the lo told b "-B b u of E · Church in America. at the First Baptist Church of rt Y u..:: a · surp ce an pascopal priest Costa Mesa, 301 Magnolia St. Upon His release from every Sunday _ and wrltes They will serve in Su·
will be hlihli&ht.ed by the prison. a period of life-Iona ta· notable books of theology t.o matra. Wormer's pu.
granting, of mlnllteriaJ licenJe ile and banishment began. The boot. . ents live in Costa Mesa
toMr.·Ro}'Anderaonand Mr. pllcee of txile Included Finally, lhtre Js the and Mrs. Wormer's in
James Lucatort.a. This spedd B a I h d a d • COnstantlnople, "wori:er-prJeat'' who tltnl hia Newport Beach.
licensing service will include Adrianople and finally im· JJvlna: in a secular job -andr f;;;;;;;:~;;~~;:-;;;;;;;;;;z 1:,me.SUj'~ by Dr. Jimes o. prilonmtnt in the TUrklsh loobuponthltjcb1Jh11 fieldj ~
Combs, pastor of the church. penal colony of Akka In the of Chrlatlan minlttry. Some of
Holy Ltnd. He remain&d a lbtm are in teachJD.t or Anderson bas been servina priaoner until Hla death in medleine. A .,.,.owin" number on the church staff since •· ~-. September J9fi9. He Is tbe 1892. .are w or k I n g in the
director of .1 vigorous youth 8aha'u'llah's teach in 11 communications media .
program. a bus ministry that revolve around three bsaJc Tent·m.1klng is an ancient, y IVIQ C.nter
Includes 12 bus routes in Costa principles : the oneness of God. hono rable and sat I 1fyIn 1 -.,
1-fesa and the surround.Ing the ontlltss of relirlon and the alttrnali\l'e for tbe clergyman lenefltC:ncert
onenus of mankind. He stated who can't live on wtiat his wlltl communlliea and he pastors n •• 1 ~-· has -vealed H'-cb h hi •t 1· d one of the children ·s church "'.. uuu •"' · .. urc pay a m. or can Ill ••..-1em .111t•
Programs Word in e1ch 11e througb a a full-tline pastorate. It ll S•lllffr NIN, a ,.M.
· choun indivldual, Varloutly keeping a lot more work«• in '"''""-.t.m-SMW T-
Allderson is a second }'tar called a P r op h et or the vineyard than would 441 ~1111 ;»." SMet
student at the Pacific Coaat Meuenfer. 1mon1 tbeJe were otherwise be there. c.n ..... 64MJIJ
Bible Baptist Collea:e in Abraham, MOMJ, and Christ. Louis C4.!Stls C•IM •• "" ,,..,
walnut and w111 complete bi.s,llr~~~~===~:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~iiiiiiii~~~~~~~~ pastoral studies in June of
1972. Ht al&e serves a1 the
Oiaplln for the Boenugy ONE SOcitty, a fraternal ora•niJ•·
lion of the Collea:e.
Lucatorta was separated WEEK from the U.S. Navy, on March
19, wl\ere he had served as a
Chaplains Assiatant aboard ILICTllC •up Ll~HTIN• ·
the U.S.S. Consl•ll•lion. an •I--w ONLY tick aircr&ft carrier. Prior to
his tour of duty in the U.S.
Navy. Lucatorl-1 had com·
pleted courses toward becom-
ing a minister of the Gospel at
Biola Bible College. La Mirada
and at Baptist Bible C0Ue1e.
Sprlngneld, Missouri.
Lucatorta will C1)mplete the
remaining two years or 1tudies
for the minislry at one of
lhese. two co\lege15, Until
school betins this fall, he will
be an assistant to Anderton In
directing the youth 1ctivtUe1
at the church. UGHTOLlllt
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By RICR.\JlD L. WORSNOP
F.cllMrill Rtsearcl' Reports
Netwtrk television b111 re!&ned rdr two
decides as.the country's domioant masa
medium , but now there is a pretender to
the throne. It Is custlte ttlevlstoo. aptly
described u "vkieo on dejnand."
Vi.deoca$eUes look like tbe audio tape cawu.. that are mating deep lnroeds
Into the iollg·playm,-,,,.,,.u market. The
only lmporUnt difference between tbe!ft
ts that Videocassettes trammit, throtWI·•
playbaCt unit. moUon pieturts u well u
sound to a televlaion receiver.
Vldeocassettes thus promise to libent&:
the te:~ktl viewer f r o m programing
dictated ~ the networks or local
stations. When the cassette era dawns,
the v>ewer will be able to watch a pre-
recorded program of hU choitt and at a
time of ltiJ choosing. Although that
parlltular . d•wn hu yet , to ~
extiavq'1nt dlims alrudy .,. ~
niade. ..
' NOT EVERYONE'IS ~·-board
the vide<>Wiette bandWi;oo'. ·~
pamt oot 1bat 'at leOst 15 coaii!onlti an
en11red hi the deve(opmellt ol ~
playbeck devices, no one of whlch is
compatible with any otbef. 'nle c<ol ol
the p~yback unlts and of the cwettes
~emselves . may proYe too put to
1ppeal te a mass markel
And then .ther< is . the q11e1tlon ol
content: How .many people would pty,
say, $15 to own an eplf(lde,of "Missiol):
Impossible'' already seen for free ~
over-tbe·•ir television'! And ho.w many
would pay $S to rent "Geld DiUer• of
lllS" from a cusette library'!
Manulactuttn of b o l h "hardware"
THE FIRtt ~U!ette TV,t)'stem to be
elhibit.ed and muteted 1 in the Uqlted
States wu. tbe Colwobla (lroadcuting
Systenfs FJ~ic Video Recorder
(EVR). Initial delivvJes to induatrial and
inaUtutional buyers, at. a cost of $'19$. per
~playl>l.ck unil, an: "°w.being made. ~VR
uniu for home use are. e1.pected to p on·
sale ·late in. 1'12 for about $300. · ·n.e EVR pla,iback device,JiU thoR of
m01l com~~ sysle.nu, is roughly lht:
air.t and sh~pe of 1 llrge briefCae. A
. .
vlayl film, 1 I m J I a r lo that l.laed for
wr1ppin1 meat In 1u pe rmarket1,
imprinted -by luer beams.
VIDEOCASSETTES constitute a real.
but ' tome"What . distant, threat I o
comrnercfl.1 t.e:JevilLon. Of' m. o r •
llnale '!Ir• 1"")Dt<ts II to \flt . uta'llli
antenna o( w standard blaCk·and-whlte
or color 'tt'le:vlsl;ori • rictlvtt, 'or to a
tnut.tr or c:Om'munlty lflleM.i (cable )
televialon .l)'ltem. The EVR softwlre 11 a
cartrldP. · c:Ootainilig 750. leet for . tw ..
dlannel film , that Can deUvor up IO IO mfuilw ol'black·1nd.,1hite or 15 mlnlites of color l>f'OIJ'i.mlng. lm~tate ~n ii the spread ~r cable
·CBS .11dll not long have , fh e ttlevidoa, abetted by a w1es 0(
videe>Qss6tte, field to itaelf. CornpanieS ....J._avorible rulings by tht F e d e r a· I,
WOrklng. on. competing aysl.e}"Ds t~iu'de c1hnmunications Commillion.
1udl _giants IS Jladio Corpo~atiOn of Broadcastina:. the trade magazine of
Ame;rica, AVOO, Sony, Z:en1th, . and Ltlevision radio, rejiorted o.o March
Philipa. Most of them . use either 22 that President .Ni1.on "la known lo be vMWOl~pe or super I mm film as professing concern a.bout cable systems
recording matenal. Telefunken.Decea proliferating to the point that they might
(~Idec) Is the only company wh~ threaten the . viability of televili(ln 1ya~m employs thin plastic discs. RCA s stations particularly i.n 1 e c o n d a r y
5el!'Ct.aYision may be the mo• l mari.eb.•• The rruigaz.i.ne added that aophJstica.ted of all : It employs clear Niion "is worried about CATV's pouib~
' impact on television networking.'•
Video Recording~ ?-.-@ .....
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••• A County Firm Hopes · 10 Cash • ID
It seems likely that· cassette television
and cable television will complement. oot
compete with, each other. Because cable
has the potential to deliver up lo 80
different channels to the v i e w e r ,
numerous channels will bf: available for
highly specialized programing. At lea!t
one chaMel will be set ·aside Car display
at viewer-owned videocassette material.
EJ ~ • •
"Sometimes we feel like Leonardo Da
Vinci ~ all those. cruy-winged
flying machines-we'rt a littk bit Wad
of cm time. But it seems to be working,
IO we can't complain."
These are words from William L.
Pereira Jr., publisher of the Orange
County.wed VldeOreconl World. the
first mquioe to c,oyer the emerging
video cassette and ci:rtridge industry.
The maguine, devoted to what the es.·
perts predict will be a billion dollar
business by llllO, bu printed three Issues
and its edit.Or, Pltrict McNulty, is now in
Europe invatig.UOC 1he International
llOOpe of the martet. -Pereira, &on of the famcm architect
sad 'Pi'""", uld be got the idea for tht
Pardon Vs,
New York-
You Lost
Calilomia'1 llD"ge put New Y<Wt u
the naUon'1 moat populous state, of~
ficillly COllliniiec1 by the 1970 Cen•us,
should continue for at least the nm 20
years.
C&Ufomia's population is estimated to
rile lo IU million by ll!IO. comp1!<d
with 20.rmillion for New York. By 1990,
California should have 29 million people
and New York 22 million.
The 1970 Census showed California'•
population at 20,098,8153 va. New York at
11,287,521. UnofDcially, however, it wu
geoerally ~ that California pus.
ed New York in the mid 1960s.
'nlese pn1ject.ions are based on
statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau,
the California Departmenl of Finance,
recent economic coos.iderations and the
ac\Ual 1970 Ciensus.
LOOKING AT census of the last 100
jears, it hardly seemed likely in 1870 lhat
California wou1d overtake New York. In
that year. California bad e 0 0 '0 0 0
residents, on1y 13 pm::ent of New York's
4.4 milllcm population. At the time
California ranbd 24th in population
among the: states.
For the Dell 50 years New York eon-
maanine while attending 1 seminar on
video televlsion at Tarrytown, N.Y. He
uid he found that although the lndu!t.ry
lti.U had plenty of growing pain.!, now
wu the time lo put out a magazine.
"I TBOUG.HT it would be an advantage
ID be the first in the field," he aald.
''before some of the larger, East.em-bas·
ed publishing houses got interested in the
video industry."
So Pereira put together a 1Wf that in·
duded McNulty, «tf Capistrano ~ach,
and llicbael McFadden of Laguna Beach.
McNulty. ii a free . Janee writer w~e
forme~ wu an Aa.s«:iated Press editor,
columniit ·and Paris-based foreign cor-
rSpondent. McFadden, also a free lance
writer, is a onetime co-worker · with
Periira at Newsweek.
Pereira then rounded up atrlnaen In
New York, Washington and several
overseas cities including PariJ, London
and Tokyo. Many were rtcrulted frnm old
buddies wbo, like McFadden, had worked
with Pereira at Newsweek.
Pereira a.aid he had to have top pr~
feSBlonalS to cover thf: videiirecord tn-
du!try because "we are dealing. i!I the
ma1uine with a unique format about a
neW and bi&hly unstructured' lnduslcy."
THE MAGAZINE covers the entire in-
dustry under such heedinp •s teache!'!,
di.stributGrs, unions, agencies, govern-
C-'LIFORNIA'S LONG CLIMB TO THE TOP ,.,
THE 100 YtAlll P'OPULlTION ftl!COftD
OF CAUFORHtA AND NEW YORK ITATU
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1171 1NO IMO ttoo 1111 lt20 tUll ,... 1ts0 tllO 1170
tinued lo rrow faster than the Golden
State, and by 1920 had 7 million more
residenU -10.4 million vs. 3.4 million.
During tbe neit 20 years, California's
population started to aeep up on New
York's. But It did not mate·much pro-
cress in overtaking the Empire· State W>-
W 1940. From 1t4<1 to 1950 the number of
people living in California jumped 3.7
million and from 1950 lo 1960 it Jwnped
AOOther 4.9 million. In th!: last decade
Califomia'a population -tailed oil
slightly. but still the number of reajdenU
increased by 4.4 million.
During thia le.st :JO.year period, New
York's population grew a tot.al of 4.1
million.
IN THE 4&1, !Ills: and first half of the
60!!, California populaUon increast_•was
attributed mainly lo the migration of peo-
ple from other states. Then In the mid·
60!, the innux of out-of-status started to
•low down and population growth wa!
mainly due lo the greater number of
births over the number of deaths within
the state.
The 1tate'1 population should continue
to soar, but primarily because of the
birth-<leath ratio, rather than through im·
mizration:
-Properly Reaeardl Flauclal Corp.
Toys, Cribs Scrutlnl:ed
Protecting the Consumer
lly VJRGINU IL KNAUEll
Special -I lo Ille Pruldeal
For Coa1w:ner Alfair1
Depending upon your point of view.
consumerism can be viewed as either a
problem or an opportunity. To some
bwii.nessmen, consurntriJm is a move to
overthrow the capitaliJtic system and
rtplace it with socialiam , a.n attack upon
the very foondaUOns of our free .. ...,..u. syllem.
To othtn, consumerism ii a people.
oriented movtmtfit which aims at
restoring balance to tbe marketplace by
ai•ing the Individual buy.r "'°" riJhta
which j111Uce decrees.
President Nixon. in his fil'lt consumtr
meuage on October·)O, 190, 1pelltd out
those mu of principle. He said that the
consumer bu the right lo mike an
lntellig<nt choice ""'°"' .,,..tucl.I and
1trvica, that he has the right to atCUr•t.e
----sat u rd a y, April 24, 11171
The conunent page of th•
Dall,)I Pilot ... ks to lnlorm
and 1tfmu11te readen by
pr ... ntlni 1 YArltty of com·
ment.a.ry on topics or inter·
est ana aignificance from
Inf armed obotrven a n d
spokesmen.
~ H. Wood, Publ lohor
lnfonnaUon on which to make his choict,
that he hu the right to expect that hil
health and safety are taken ialo account
by those who .aeek hi.s patronage, and that
he hu the r1aht to have his complaints
heard, weighed, and acted upon .
THER.E ARE 1pproximately 20 million
Americans Injured each year u a resuJt
of accidents connected with consumer
producU. Of the total, 110,000 are
permanenUy disabled. And 30,000 die.
ln Dade: County, Florida, alone,
atrangu]aUon from crib 1lab, tldts, or
tops, his caUJed the death of at least one
baby per year. One erptrt esUmatu that
200 baby deaths occur t11Uon1lly every
year from crib stranculation.
. Spring la beainning IO bloom in many
parta of the country, and to m1ny
emeriency roorm, It mtiJJS the lfAM-
cutting su.aon will brina with it an
increase 1n the number of amputated or
11¢erat.ed toes and finger1, plus cut.a and
bllmpa from hllh-¥<loclty object& thrown
by the rotary mowtr. The grw..a.ittin&
seuon ii too oft.en the toe<urune leitOft.
AND WHILE SPl\ING may be the
be1innin1 of the to.cuUln& aeason, other uma of tM ytar It'• open seuon on the
consumer. 1be conrumer, you and I,
from inf•ncy to Qld aa:e. live in 1 jun1Je
whfrt we are the m•hl victims of unsafe
products. Too often, luck detf:fmines
whether we 11.1rvtvt.
EACH VEAR from 1111,000 to 200,000
lojurlts •~ cauM!d by falls from laddtri.
The.rt are thret types of l1ddfr1:
lndustrlal, commercial , and household.
The hoo,.hold ladders, the li1hlelt and
•1eaat durable, have dl~Unct hu&rds
~
usocl.ated with their use.
In Philadelphia, 11 atorea removed
from •ale a ratUe lhal had .a .number of
needlwharp 1pikes benea.lh the plutic
coverina:. There was one toy firm wtudt
offertd 200 uplMlv~ formulu, lncJudfnJ
nitroglycerin, u part or Its chemical set.
The HEW eslimalel that up lo eight
million injuries each year item from
proper or improper use of toys, bicyclel,
and vat_ious recreation equipmtnl
The HEW hu reported t ha t
approximately I0,000 women. ire injured
every year from COllTletks. 'lbe!lt
injurle.t include akin erupt.ion•, Jou of
hair; aevere 1llergic nacUon1, bums,
itcbinc. and lacerations. The~ ire
appro1.imately 150,000 injurlu per year
associated with cooking devices, and
soo.ooo with kitchen r•diets and aervlng
utenslll.
JN LOOKING 0 V E R U>tM ltltisUCI'
and reports, one must make it cltar lhlt
In a number of instances. products were
not lo blame for the Injuries.
By naturt, IOllle product.a -auch a1
knives -are always ping to have an
element of ri1k. The key quesllona about
any JlfOduct are, ''.Jt ts unrta1Pnably
unsafe?'' and "Can ufety l&alutu be
.added at rusooable mst, without ·pricing
a needed product out of the market?"
To elaborate, ladden which are
ca~blt: of holding only 150 pounds and
yet art sold for everyd.ay U!e by adult.s
would bt unre1.sonably unsafe. It would
not be rt&SOnable to request a lawn
mower manu"eturtr lo add to many
safety devicta: I.hat federal q:eaclt.I wW
re;irt9f!nt all lnterest3 .. not ju!lt a aeled
few.
ment, hardware producers and cable TV.
It ii printed at Urbanus Publishing com·
pany, a printing business that PereJra
owns on MacArthur Boulevard .in
Newport Beach. '
"So youJsee," .Pereira said, "it's an aJI
Orange County operation. Our magazine
i1 written, edited and ·printed right in
Newport Beach."
Pereira 1ald response .to the magazine
has been gratifying Cfespite the .fact that
the videortcC1rd buslness is still in ita in-
fancy. Subscriptions •lready have topped
1,000 and the•graph Is clil'Dbing. Pereira
says he ei:pects a clrcalation ci 25.000
within three years. a~ordin1 to market
aurveyg on the Oedgllng induslry.
ONE OR MORE add.lt,jonal channels
might be devoted to what Paul Klein, a
former vice president of NBC, has called
''jukebos. TV." These would be two-way
channeb through which the viewer could
ask to see, for a rental charge. any one or
hundredll or thousands of videocassette
programs. Many observers believe that
cable television is best equipped to handle
videocassette rentals in thi.s manner
because of lhe convenience to the
consumer.
The coming of juk.ebo1 television
....
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obviously is a long way off. In the
meantime . any number of problems could
retard or permanently stunt the arowth
of cassette TV. In addition to the prim•rJ
consideration of cosl, such difficultlea al
piracy. program content, and payment of
residuals to actors. writers and direct.ors
have not yet been dealt with.
But the potential for success seems so
great that 1ome Qf the country'• leading
manulacturers are willing lo risk milllans
to cash in on the possibility of billionJ.
Back to the Button-Downs
Fashion Cycle Vacillates Widely for Both Sexes
By RICHARD L. WORSNOP
Fa.shion i.s that by which th« faft·
t&tic becmMt for a mcment univer·
1al.
~ar Wildt (lltll
Do hotpaJits portend a stock market
boom'! New gains for the women'• lib movem~t'! The death of1 fashion!
PsythOlogim could. and probably will.
write theses 1Upporting any ~umber of
interpretations of the new spring fa.sh.ion
craze.
1be fact it that fashion has 11! serious
as well u Its frivoloua side. Clothes say
something meaningful about both the
wearer and the times ht lives in. For ex-
ample, soclologi.sts and political com·
mentators describe the United State• to-
day as confused and·diYided. Americans,
they add. Juffer from an identity crisis
and yearn ror leadership as they rebel
agahut it. All these observations apply
equally well lo the current chaotic state
of fashion.
Rudi Gernrekh, designer of the tople~
balhip.g suit. goes so far as to assert that
"fa!h lon wP,l go ~l of fashion ." The rate
of the midiskjrt would seem to confirm
Gttnreich's forecast. Promoted with
great fanfare by Women's Wear Daily,
the midi encountered such overwhelming
hostility that it La referred to in fashion
circles as "the Edsel of the rag:
buainess." Many wome.n turned t.O panb
suits instead.
BUT WRY DID they turn to panl"
1uits'! The psychologist or clothes would
say that w<1men'1 lib had 10mething to do
with il. albeit inadvertently. It Is a com·
monplace of fashion history that when
women are emancipated or feel that they
art about lo be so, I.hey invariably adopt
Mmt article of ma1e attire: the hat, the
coat. the waistcoat or. as at present. the
trouse.n.
As for hotpanb, there is tbt stock
market theory to consider. When the Dow
Jones average r ises, the theory goes,
hemllnel ascend also. This wu the case
durinf the bull markeb of the 1920s and
lMOI.. By the same token. hemline! are
supposed to fall with stock. prices, as hap-
pened dur ing the Depruslon. Some
fashion analytt may Ytl conclu41e thtt the
midi failed becatise u~w .. introduced al..
time when a bear mark.et was turning
buDl.V..
T.}a1: mart carete11 the more mod·
i$h.
-J•a0..1 s.ut· (llSIJ
A worrisome. dew:lopmenl for the
clothing indb5try i.t lbt refusal of large
numbera of young ~le, usually the
pace-Rlltrs in fashion, to ·adOpl any
1lyle1 except lho$e offertd in second-hind
or Army surplus 1toru. Tht unkempt
took his apread even to the Ivy Leque.
formerly a bastfon of rt1tra.lned aartcrial
eJeianct. The proprttt.orr of J, Press in
New H.aven complains that Yale studtntJ
have to be cajo&ed by partnts lntc> buyill.I
IUil.I and Jacbta, whk:tl never set WOl'ft.
AS IS TRUE of oltw:r clothing styles.
the unpreued denim look m e a n 1
somtt.rung. The wearing of pl'1)lelarian at·
tirt by memben of more atnuent cla.\.."e"
is characteristic of ti mt111 of social
tumult. Tk f"tench , Russian and OU~
Communist revoluUnns. World War 1 -
and now the Indochina war -all created
a vogue for 1lmple cJothlnc alylts.
But the faab.ion pendulum never rests.
J
Alan White, proprietor of Whitt'I Inc. of
New Haven, sees happier days ahead
because of current devl!.lopmenta in Lon-
don. '-'You know what's happening on
King's Ro.ad in England!" he a&qd a
reporter f<W the Yale Alul'rini Mag.a.tint, \
"College-age boys are Wearing gray Dan-
nel tqib with button.down lhtrtl. ~'rt
rebelling against the mod clothes worn by
their fathers."
ded fashion ac~ssory. sometimes em-
, broidued and bejeweled. As ao often ba~
pens in fashion , an attempt lo impose
modesty by coocealme~t only served to
quicken erotic interest ia what waa con-' ' cealed.
AU fu).ions. mn' be ~and very Often
they &ave been -carried to .Q:ctss.
Corseting of tht female body , for u·
ample, hat Cro&.!ie<I tbt line seParating
fashion from fetish on several QC'Casions.
11 bas often been remarked ~at periods
of tight corseting are strail1aced i:1'1 both
the literal and figurative 1enses of the
word.
All 1uch drtssts are forbiddtn
which incite irregular dt.rirts.
-1'boma1 Wilson Jl755)
Clothes serve many purposes, the least
important or which is to afford protection
against the elements. Moralists tend to
believe that the primary function of
clothing ia to preserve modesty and in-
hibit lust. There is ample evidence,
however, that just the oppoaite is true.
THE HISTORY of the codpiece ls ap..
poslte. Thia originally was a small bag
attached to the front of the ~e worn by
men of the Middle Ages and the
Renais!ance. The Catholic Church bad
ordered it to be worn in the interest of
modesty. By the early 16th century,
though. the codpif.Ce had becomt a pad·
Insistence on the narroweliit possible
waist reached its apogee in lbe Victorian
era. noted for its stern sexual morality.
Few observers would venture to predict
what will come next in fashion . Today,
anything goes in clothes, and the boutique
reigns supreme .
But nut year. or even as early as next
seaSQn, only one or a few styles may
seem modish and Paris may again rule
the fashton world.
For everything is possible in fashion ,
very little is probable. and change alone.
is constant
.------Our Man In San Francbco-----..,
Fault-finders
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -G e o 1 o g y
students at UC.Santa Cru.t discavered
three hitherto unknown earthquake
faults on the campus -and. in ll(·
cordance with 11cientilic tradition,
have been granted the honor of nam·
ing them. Thus, all future U.S.
Geological Survey maps will show, on
that campus. "My faull," "Your
Fault," and "McHe:nry·s F1ult'' -the
latter named for U C -S C ' s
Chancellor, Dean McHenry.
SMOKEFLASH: W1nstons, which
taste good like 1 cigarette should.
ha ve been banned at Las.sen Natio11al
Park! Terrence Callinan, director of
operatiOns up there (and a noJI·
smoker), says "I'm doing it on my
nwn for personal reasons. Winston,
through ill ads featurh1.g purposeful
misuse or good grammar, is guilty of
vub.al pollution." Lassen Park's slo-
gan, by the way, is "Go Climb a
Volcano," which is probably what
Winston'1 lawyers will ahorUy augest.
to Mr. CUU!nan.
IN ONE EAR : Assemblyman John
Burton, whose controversia l "share
the wealth" plan hit the front pagts
frk:h Califomlana would be limited to
a piddling $1.5 milllon ). got a Slit
certtficatt from an irate doctor the
next day, offering him a free
lobotomy! ••. With a perfectly stral&}lt
face, Ne.Uo Pk:dnlnl rtpcl'tl that his
new Mercury haJ betn rttalled af1er
Inspectors found traw of tuna In it.
IT'S A LIVING : Remember Stokt:ly
C.rmich11tl'1 spteCh 11 S1.'h Jose
SI.ate , d!nouncing the U.S. and
outlining the "coming rt.volutiontf'y
overthrnw nf capitalism" in this roun·
try! Well. John H. Bunul, Pm. ol
I
San Jose State. was questioned about
this performance at a. meeUng of. tht
State College Board of Trustees. Arter
defending the right of Carmichael or
anybody else to speak on an open
campus. Bunzel added : "You-know,
Carmichael spoke on three different
campuses that da y, al $1500 per
speech, for a total of "5()0. At those
prices I could bec<>me a li tlle revolu-
tionary myself !''
ROMANCE : Randy Mc Nam a r a
returned to his car, parked on
Leavenworth, to find the PG&E had
posted the block with "No Parking,
Construclion Zone'' notices -and a
note under his windshield that read,
"Please call this number, very im-
portant to me ." Randy did, and a gill
answered lo plead: "Uh, would you
leave your car there another day'! My
boy friend wor~ for the PtrGE crew-
lhat's suppo.sed to dig up the street -
and he can't dii till you move your car
and we want to go on a picnic tomor·
row , see'!'' Randy dug.
SIDNEY POl'nER'S next film.
"The Organiution, '' ~he<luled lo
start here May 3. may have to be
made without the cooperaUon of the
S.F. Police Dept. Reasons: loo much
vlolt:nce, too many payoffs , Loo rouah
on The Force. Say1 Sgl Bill
McCarthy: "We don 't RI ourselves· up
as eent0rs but we'll ctitalnly wa!ft
some chance! made:. We llkt the
money and the iexposure that ~iff
bring to San Francbco. but we have
the image of the city to think of.'•
THANKS tn Peggy Hore. wt nnw
know t.hat C." Magaiine's 197G "Aher
of the Y!!tir" 11ward went lo Tai-No
Prince Nlji. 1 se•I point Sl•mt.lf.
neuttr owned by Don and Billie Fix of
San Carlos. Caengratulations to Fix,
flxtt and fiJee.
•
•
Take me oul to the ball
&ame,
Take me oul with ~
crowds,
Buy me sotnC! peanuu and
cracker jack
I don 't care i1 I never gel
back.
That's the way the oldest
10ng in baseball goes. boys
tnd girls. Welcome to another
wee.iend of fun and learning
with Uncle Len and his friends
Carol and Andy.
l am very happy tru!J wetk
to announce the spttlal DAI-
LY PILOT "l'wo for One
Night'' . with lbe Anaheim
Anae~ at the Big "A''
iitadiwn.
, . •
~t.•!"iti1_b Ca~
·o• 1"' +. c;oac
Baseball is excitin& for the
whole family, youn1 and old ----------------------------:------•
boys and 3irl1. l t iJ e:apecially ~--------------------------------. tun when We root for our old r
home team. Ow-borne team in
Orange County lrthe Angels.
They 11re doing rut 'Well Ulla
year and have betn in first
place in their division at leut
once already. 'They art 1Ull up
high ahd the competiUon is
fierce.
Our DAILY PlLOT ni&ht
matches the Angels against the
MHwaukee Brewers -the
learn which i! now closest to
* PRIZE WINNER ' *
Craig jltom11, 7, 18!91 Fo1sleve, lrYiDe
Any child under lJ can enter Uncle Len'1 Art Cont.eat. Htre'1 all you
do: (1) Draw picture 00 µiece of plain. whi~ paper sin inc:lwl wide and
4 indlea deep. L'se black ink and make linu blact. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture: It mwt be your own work. (3). Put your nam~ a1e and address
or. back of drawing. liJail it to Uncle Len's Art Conte.It., Boz 15fl0, DAU. Y
PD.m, Colla t.1ua. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar.
the Angels tn their race to '--------------------~~----------' take over first plaee. It ahou1d
be a re;:illy exciting contest.
Here's '!''hat its all about.
The -g<'lme is SUnday · af·
ternoon, May llS, at 1 p.m.
Two for one ticket.a will atll
exaclly as they sound. Order
any number of tickets and pay
for just half of them.
This is iyst great fur yOUr ran\Uy (Ir ne.ijhborhooa gang.
The deadline for Ucket orders
Is Thur sday, May 6, at 5 p.m.
Act now and watch the great
Angels in action.
For you kids under 16. there
ls a special bonw.
If you send in the belt 100
wOrd statement with your
ticket orders stating "l would
like to meet Angel player
(player's ~me) because .•. "
you will win four fret tickets
to future season games, an
autographed ~aseball from I.he
team and a ·Chance to meet
the player you wrote about.
The deadline for this contest-ii
Friday, April 30 at 5 p.m.
Bueball is a great game for
the whole family to enjoy. It is
allo an t1ld game rich in
history and bas been very
much a part of the American rev~ .. The game rules are
way of life for mo rt than 100 much the same today .
years. · Hundreds of teams grew up
It all began to a small town aJ1 .-0ver the nation. Teams in Ohio named Coooptrstown, with ~mes likt" The New
now the site of baseball's Hall York Knickerbockers, th e
of Fame lo which so many Gothams, Eagles, Emplru
great players have b e e n and Mutuals.
named. Then in IBM they began to
The year was 1839 when unify into leagues and in 1S66
Abner Doubleday, later to profeUionals began to ippear
become a general in the U.S. in the ranks. The first game
Army, laid out the first tour was held in 1867 and by
baS1!ball field and held the 1871. we heard of teams with
first game. The playerlt were todly-Philade.lphia Athletics
military cadets. The ldea of and the White Stockin&s of
.hitting a small· ball with bats Chicago.
· YOUR ·NEWS QUIZ
PA•T 1-NAllONAL AND INTH NATIONAL
Glv• yournlt 10 points for each correct
anawer.
l Tbe C<ama1011M.. ~ allOWld three Amer:!.•
cu n.~ to 'rll1t tllelr naUoo to co'er the
A.IDK.lou tali• taml9 ieaD. Tld• WU the ftnt um. a ~ of American newsmen bad beea.
all°"94 ici'eaier tlia'lllatlDD Bln09 • • 1 • • •
·o-1132 1>'1K9 0-iHs
2 The~-~ wae •'*I u an att.erQptbyComnnm11t
Clllna to lmprofe I,. rel&llou wllli Ibo Volled
States. ';('Ne or 1'a11e?
3 s~ret&Ty at De!enae •• ' •• •aid. tll• oombat.
role o!. Unlted StaU9 poutld force. la VJetNam.
woul C: eod tb1s summer.
a-Maurice Stana
b-CU!loN liud!l\i.
c-Jilell'.ln Lalrcl
'-The PreddW'• Coanoil of Eooaomio AdTl•era
.tast week !•med 1ta Udrd ao-ealltd ''Jnflat1oo
&Iert. •• lt wuned. ap1Ut blr wqe lnoreai:ea
!or "'Ork.en ta tbe ... ?:O • !odust:ry.
a-all'crlA -~
I 11>1• l• Emil Weet.lla-molmlato p1'0lllote
•• ? ••
.a-eonloll'.ftti.OD
b-forelp travel
c•spaoe ezploratlon
PAIT 11-WOIDS IN THE NEWS
Tal<o 4 po1'1ta f!>r each wrd tllat.JOU cu
match "1th its correct meaning.
a.-6Uecti'9 earllertlu..a.
when enacted.
2 ., • ., Httoacti"TI .... --
3, ..... in:ro:iu.n.i t¥ c-t.o take out
d-p:r'otectl On a.raln1l
prti•ecutioa
5 ..• ,.P.,eJete. e-1n a:row
PAil iii• NAMES IN THE NIWS
T~ 4 polnta for lllmel that you can
. eorreetl;y malcl1 with the clues.,
l ..... K.....,thGlboon
3 ..... Carl Albert
4 ••.•• R i cha.rd Klei n-
dienst
s ..... Robert c. Brrd
.. Deputy A-Gen-
e~a.l
~u,s, Poa.tzn••terGen ..
• era!
c•Aaai'ltant Senate Ma•
jortty ·Leader
d-Mayor orN ewa.r k,
New J ersey
e-Speaker of the Hou1e
of.J\epres~ta.Uves
DAILY PILOT 1
Te•t Your•elf
Ktte'• a chanct tor ~ryone In the f"1nll.y oJd enouab to
rnd-to tnt· bit ot her own ''nOM for nf'WL" 'bk• tllll
weekJ.r News Quiz In the privacy l)f your own home ()'OU
don't even Mve to let the mt of th. famlly know hoW
YoU ma.de outl and aee bow much you know about whllt'• eolnl on in the world today.
Dtri't clitNt-AN..,. .,,..r (1.1•14a 4twn) W6W ~IL
Match word clues 'With their corrt'POnd•
Ing plctur11 or aymbola. 10 point• for
each correct 1.n1wer.
CAB
..
1 .....
Go ... ernmellt troops
b&tUtd lefUtt. illfl.lr--: •
atnt• here
2 .....
8oviet 7ore!p MJ.Dl• ..
ter Andrei Gromyko
3 .....
lt'• pl1 y oft ttm• hi.
the Na.Uoaal Hockey
League
Communist Cb l n e • e
Premier Cbcal A"ir-lll
Ii •••• ,
An importantWeatern .H
defense allta.nce
6 •••••
lira.ell Foreign.Minla ...
ter Abba Eba.n
"T ... ~.
Thi• nation's treat•
:ment of Jew• ~a an 1 .... .,.
8 .••••
Sou t.b Xorea.n J>re&i ..
dent Chung Hee PaTk
CEYLON
;·hj;. federal agency NATO
:regu.11.tei; the nation's
alTlliie industry
10 ...••.
Tb.e U.S. table. tennis
team "Tla1ted. coauiul ..
ii.Jot Chloa.
HOW DO YOU IATE?
(S.... f.lch SW•ef Qvia S.,.ntely) 71 te I) J1!9lnh• Goel.
~1 ,. 100 ,.1rn • lOP SCOll! •I .. 10 ,_rnh .. F.1,.
II to 90 polnh .. bc.•llent. dO or lhter??? .. H'llllft!
FAMILY DISCUSSION QUISTION
Wb.at are the major national and iD~ma.Uonal
problems faclD1 President Nixon?'
THIS WllK'S OWi.ENGE! •• K ...
Who Is the Prime J4inJater of Ceylon?
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,.
and'T\llltaing·around bases pro. The. first world serie.s was
'bably origlnat.ed lori'g before . held in . 1903 between tht
that in the BriUah games call· -Boston Red Soi and the
ed "Cricket" and "Row>den" r1•·.• 11...,.b Pirates and trom ,.,_!•·• :•·[ :q·t :~I :i1\ 1•Y4
d the S.fL.1-lt.l.'> • ·~-· ·~!'"''''""'' ....... !'!S '"W -~l\IJ11YH:> ,., !•·• !p·c !•·r !~·t :11111¥4 an in Amtrlcan cnuW--c11 s then on, baseball was In for
. .
1·1 1 :,., :r-1 :a-L :9.,·:t-s ~~-• 1~-1 =v·z: :H-1 :z1no i o1wJ.s •·s :ci·• : .. , 1111.11·i. =1·1 11 111v4 eame·calledtownbaJI. r . ,, ,good. l couJd go on and on--'---------.,------------..,,,-.-----~--------------,-
B"y the ~t. 1800'• b'!"'b;ail · '!'Jib b!Jtory_ bul,l thln~.1ou
had Smwn · to national 1m-sbOuld ~d a b o u t It
porlanct as a profeuion!l y~elves too . We Imo~
sport. I was .dubbed .the great baseball today in. much the
.. ,
s-4 ,. ........... Alli ,,.,..,,
cf• 0.,... C.... hillJ Pht, hi
1160. c ... M-. c.IH. . American pastime. aime way people 75 QI' 100
J..nd~ 'Hid• • -Ml• 20-¥0!11n.e ~•I &!, !lie W•rlf ... a llCYt ... Mhl to
O•vlll Brk:ce"I, '" 11, &I lndl1MPOllt. tnd••~•. for hi• • .,.,u ... ,
How 'do buJb pl aits
reprod ii:ce:? · ·
ti.1arigolds shed hundreds of
seeds and 1 few lucky ones
5prout roo ts and shools .. Pop-
pies sc atter capsules of fine
seeds -but only a few land in
suitable soil. IQ plants of this
iOrt, most of the seeds are lost
or wasted. But planli that
arow from bulbs are more
economical. Tulips and juicy
onions produce fev.·er offspring
a.nd often take longer to
mature. But their smaller
families have a better cbance Ol surviving.
A tiny poppy seed contains a
blueprint of the future plant.
But it needs a great deal of
outside help to complete its
grov;th. JI needs air and light.
moi sture and lots of chemicRI
J\utrienl!i from the soil. If
these items are not available ,
1 aeeds o( thls sort come to
not'hlng. ~Toweve.r. bulbs are
pr,pared to grow new plants
withOut much outside help.
Actuall y. a bulb is a sort of
Super-seed, packed in it..' own
store of coocenttated food . An
onion will start 1proutlng if
you leave it on a bare shelf. If
~ou percll a hyacinth bulb with
its bW touching water in a
vase, It will lrow roots. leaves
and ·a waxy. fragrant blossom.
· It lakes time, often several
seasons. to produce liuper·
seed• of this sort. ?I-lost of the
tin,e i5 spent on manufac-
turing and storing the con·
centriled fooPs store,d in the
bulb 0s fat juicy leaves or
scales. Under the right soil
conditions, a 1 mature bulb
i t.arts !he process of reproduc·
1ion after the fl o wering
season. The leaves u s e
l1Unli£;hl to manufacture sugar
snd the rootli absorb nutrtenls
(rom .tilt .oil. The bulb uses
somt of this food \0 rtpltnish
itself tnd It al!O may sprout
t"'O or mor~ small lateral
~udo.
These art fleshy I I t t I e
~bleta that 1prout rooll and
start 'torlng food of lbeir own.
An onion bulblet m•y 1tore up
enough fOQCI to trow a malutt
plant during ll11 first se•son.
The bulblcls of tertaln 111~
may tlOl produce mature
tJ<1werin& pl.ants for . ae:vr:ral
season•· S<Jmt bulb1 do not de-
ptnd entirel y on IRleral buds.
The garlic bulb. for e1Jmple.
may produce lvo'O or more ol
the~ bulblets. But me antime,
fl
its blue globular Dower may
produce a cluster of bulblels.
They bend down and-take root.
The.re was a great con· years 110 knew it.
troversy over the exact ()rlgin Anyway, enter the contesll
of the game but a commission and do your drawings of the
in the early 1900s agreed that Week on the Amuican p.ist·
Doubleday wa.s the foe a I time-baseball. .
organizer of· it. Really, though. Be sure tO se'nd in 1 lot
it was·a sport Ural grew out of because the old mall sick was
many others. kind or Oat Olis wttk. Also.
The first rules of the game there is a ritctur! or Ask
wett drawn up in 1845 and the An<fy·s late't winner 11.nd last
glme was played like that Un· wetk's art winner on the page
til ISM when the rules · were today. ·
In certain Uly b u I b s ,
se:parated scales may form
new bulbs. Some lilies grow
bulblets on their stems. I(
these are pampered through
several seasons, they bectlme
mature bulbs ready to flov.·er.
Certain waler-lilies produce
bulblets lhat float away, sink
to the bottom and gather
enough food stores to sprout , ____ /) /),
new flowering plants. And L a t-'O{ & Corner ___ ,
many bulbs prod~ 1eed·
bearing flowers. Like other
seeds they contain t h e
blueprint for future planta:.
But unlike other plants, they
refuse to bloom until their
super-seeds are wrap~ in fat
sheaths of concentrated food .
Growing new bulbs from
seeds requires skill and pa·
tience. But more and more
young people are developing
green l'hun:ibs for such proj·
eels. And the seed experts
RIDDLES and JOKES
* PRIZE
WINNER
Question: \Vhy don't cats cat green
gra!shoppers?
Answer: BacaUM they aren't ,j,,..
(1111 T1Mm11,-7, 1n t1 '••tlfw••·
lnrlftt,C111t.
;:ire helping things alon g. The L=================:::=::::.J catalogs now offet seeds for
growing all sorts of gorgeous
lilies and a variety of other "'
bulbs. If we f o I I o w in--
structiona. we can e1pect
mature. flowering Jllanls aftu
three sea!ORS -and In IOme
cases during the s e c o n d
season.
.,,.,.., H'llft 1 WrM ht* AllH 1't "*"' ,,_rt. '" 11 , "' °""''• OnltrOo. (tnfda, ter "'' ..,...,...,.
\\-'hat in the •·orld ls Sa1-
qu1tch?
Some call him Sa1quatch,
some call htm :Bigfoot. Some
claim that he i! a big ape-type
creature. living .a highly
secretive life among the
northwestern Cascade Moun·
tains. Some pooh·pooh th.,se .
n0Uons and refuse to believe
he exists. In any <;ase, Bigfoot
1taends go. back 15U years,
though fe.\\' are said to have
glimpsed him and e 1 r I y
descr iptions differ. Nowadays,
his bdieven !ire Uieir faith
with evidence.
They point to • 17·inch foot.-
prints. to nesll. ind to a re-
«nl film. This ccilor movie
does indeed show a dark and
shaw ape-like.creature wa.Jk·
ln& toward the forut shrub-
bel)'. If all t~ evidmct b aen.
ulne , thtn Bigfoot mwt be 1
300-to 400-pounder . sevtfl faet
tall. Maybe. just maybe such
unknown creatures do live In
lhe moun\Ain.' from Northern C~llfnrnia. In Brili!h Col umbi•.
Bui serious-minded scltr1 tlsl!J
need more pro\lablt evidence
to be convinced.
CIAl\.l l'ILOT ......
Slae• a Witataer
Sharon Bram an or Fountain Valley \valked l\vay
"·ith a beautiful set or World Book Encyclopedias
for her fin e question to A~k Andy recentl y. Sbe is
IO years old , attends l-Jarp er School and writes
poetry and paints ror hobble!'i. She and her broth·
ers write to Andy orten. You can too. You may be
a "·inner like Sharon.
1
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Acrobat ··of Sea Gets Study ;
. 'Tqlking' Humpback Whale Now on Way to Extinction.
. . '
WASHINGTON (UPll -
. The bijmpback whal~ ls , a:
great aqu1tic acrobal.
For wme re190n it likes to
hurl it! 50-ton body clear of
the water. tun on iLs side, and
Crash · back W\lh a mighty
splash.
It it also, U)'S Or. Joseph A.
Marihall , "1 regular mocking
bird" '-it you can Imagine a
52-foot mocking bird.
Like many another scientist.
. Another Quark Hunt
Fails in Laboratory
BERKELEY (UPIJ
Dr. MarShall, a·west Virginia minutes and It. repeated .over
university biolog!St. is trying . and over with little varlatlon •.
to learn ~ much as be can A report rrom .weat Virllrm;
about wl1~lts ~efore they University describe• the .eong
become extinct. as "a weird ~cechi11g sound
Eight kinds of whale ar' on interspactd with c ow . I i k •
the U.S. govemn1enl's list of mOOl!i" which might carry for
"Endangered Species." The thoul5ands. ol miles in whale
Commerce ,Depa rt men l country. .
recenUy .acted lo preserve If Marshall can correlate
them for yet a while lo~ger by ihe humpbacks' sounds wilh
denying U.S. whalers licenses their behavior, the result could.
to hunt them. be. "ao interpretation. of lbeir
Marshall has made two ex· language." ' .
pedltlpns to the West Indies lo The two whale 1ptel's moef
study humpback whales. He Jn danKe'r of exUnctJon by ma•
-with only one reported sue· hopes to Jeara I heir are the blue and t h 1 Another quark hunt has ended ~ss. "language." humpback.
Or. Charles McCusker of "Altb b JI h I k ' without physicists 1potting 1 OUI a w a es ma e The blue whale ls ·the 111Je1t . Australia announced In 196!t sounds," ·he said · rectntly, anlinill tllar·ever exist~_}. It sign of lheir elusive, and th 1 •· h d f d r· k k · "' a '"" a oun 1ve quar "the humpbac 1s a regular has been known to reach tOO possibly non-existent, quarry . "candidates~· among 60,000 mocking bird. We have feet in lenglh and wel.ht 150
But . experimenters aren't particle .tracks In hi gh energy recorded at least 15 distinct tons -twice lhe welght of the
giving up the search for . co 1 m I c r a Y s how er ~ sounds. ar.d there may be Jara:est dinosaurs.
qua rk11 -a 11et of thrff. ·dif.. photographed in c 1-o u d more. Blue! are seldom seen now.
feren1 particles which atomic chamber!. The five . he said. "At Umes, ctrlaln of these ln 1966 Scott McVay of
theorist.s believe are the fun· h11d two-thirds or an electrical sound• seem to be arranaed pr i n c et 0 n u n Iv ersltJ
damental componen~ of pro-. charge and a heavy ma.si;. into some ktnd of aon(I ." estimated • tl'le blue whale
loN, , 11eutrons ~nd m o 1 t The report stunned the Some . biologists thW: this populati.,i at fewer than l,000
known 1ubatomlc particles. p}'ysics world -and Its fin· .~ is Uie. malf: humpback's "below the level thiit anowa
A team or physicists 1l dings-are still disl>uted. m•Un& call. Jt lulJ about nine 1 specie' to 1urvJve ...
L 1 w rt nc e Rad i a ion--------------------------------
Labora\Ory In "Berkeley and
nearby Livermore rtce-nUy
completed • year~ong hunt for
quark trarli;s in natural cosmic
ray showers.
Ors. Arnold f . C I a r k ,
Danald E. Smith and Wllson
M. Powell filled' tO find one of
the eltmentary p a .r t I c I es
among more 0\11.n 100,00()
tracks In high-definition cloud
ch11"'!ber. photographs . · .
Clark. who 1ald he will con·
\iQue lhe 1eercjl, stressed that
fallurt to fj~utrk track!
dldn"t e1Jmln1te the possibility
thit they e1!1t.
Quarks were named -artcr
•word Jn ~ama Joyce's "Fln-
negan1 Wake." -by physicist
Mu1Tay Ctll·M•nn (If Caltech
u pert of a Nobel Prize.will·
nJna ll)'•tem for cLHSU)'ln1 the
eltmenltry parUcles.
Tbttt dlfftr•nt kinds or
qu1rk1 , C91T)'in• posit.Ive or
ne11live effl:Lr1Cal chtraes of
tine-third l)r two-thirds lht
charge of a pnrton, cain bl fit
together to e1pl1ln the pattern
of 11:nown subatomic. particle~.
Gel1·M1nn offered them in
111• as a mathematical e~·
planatlon but didn 't inilsl they
actually etlfled.
Altr.mpt, to find and ide·n-
li(y them 111v1 cone on slnce
• so ,~
Belated Wlta1aer
Uncle Len would like to congratulate lhe arti!'il who did the f\l'le Easter draw--
ing above. r.Iellssa J.JansJer. t l. 1237 Conway, Co!ta r.1esa. "'as last w11k'1 art
contest winner but due lo a small error, her entry did not get printed. Her
Kennedy bal!-dollu will bt in the mail Ibis week .
• • ~ .. .. ..
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DAILY llLOT Saturday, April 24, 1971
CATHEDRAL CEILINGS WITH EXPOSED BEAMS IN LA CUESTA· HOMES
La Citesta
Opening
Urtder Wa y
The rrand epening of the
eighth unit iJ: under way at
Doo Ayru Jr.'1 'IA Olesta and
La CUesta North in Huntington
Beach. (.l''b r !e ne" model
h9met Rve ~n added lo in-
cr"",.111; ,-hictlon to oine
.llf<!OJlu>l•and ·lS uterior slyl-
1 • .-~,.. ~ • ~ .. ~
"' :W~th,Ap-e1' ~tomizing and
.of.ftr ' to make structural
... ~·bli 'fesidential com-
'n'iuiftks ·haY'i' a distinctive
~ ),.jk wtUr hl&h, sweep-
h!jf rool ..)ines. beavy beallll ~ ~un;· .,,;,.1.n, aod io-
tenon.
'111rmodel home complex"
are -opep daily at' Brookhurst
. Stred and Atlanta Avenue and
are open daily. Each model is
~ and decorated by
tht leading interior designers-
in tbf: industry.
PfictJ · ra,nge from $29;990
wiUl convenieoL VA and .con-
vtntlona.I ·ruianCing plans of-
fered, according to aales
manager Bud Fricker.
The homes are· located 1.6
mllel 1rom Huntington State
Bucti and near the popular
r~creational and c u I tu r a I
are.as of the beach cities.
SeYeral major ,ahopping and
service centers are within a
lew blocks -of the homes. Hun-
tington Belch is · known to
bave ont of the molt. complete
and efficient .chool 1ystems in
Southern California. Nearby
educaUonal facilities range
from elementary 1 c h o o I s
throuih college level.
Maintenance Freedom
New World Pattern .
Freedom from a large part
ef the main.tenance
responsibility t h a t tradi·
tionally has gone with owning
a home is as atlraclive to tile
younger set as it is lo the
retirement cro\'l'd.
That trend is born out by the
recent sales al Rossmoore
Ne·.11 World, a planned com-
munity under development in-
the green rolling hill rountry
of Orange County 's Laguna
Hills.
According to J a m e a
Lieshman, New W or Id
marketing head. seventy-six
percent of. the 667 dwellings
avallab}e..in New World in 1971
already hafe been committed
to buyers as of April lS. The
first p u r c.h a s e agreemenlll
wue accepted in September
19'10.
The thrust of the New·World
appmach.; oonceived by Ross
W. Cortese who pioneered the
well known Leisure World
retirement communities, is an
opportunity for the. young
mJrrieds to ''.own rather than
rent" al a cMt they can afford
and, at the same time, to have
the same freedom from nag·
ging mainle~ chores .as
their Leisure World elders.
New World residents enjoy
the 'tax ben'erilll and other ad-
vantages of ow11ership but
avoid weekly landscaping and
lawncare chorse as well as
more difficulat and demanding
tasks like periodic exterior
painting and roof maintenance
thal place both time and fin.
ancial burdens ,on the conven.
tional homeowber. In addilion
they haYe fret -use of spacious
swimming poo!S, ' ' T 0 T
parks", recreation facilities
and well care d for,
strategically placed ' ' o p e n
spa~".
"There is ne doubt .''
Leishman says, ''the ynung
marrieds today want time le
enjoy each other and the good
things. They don't want to
wait for retirement to enjqy
life. The New World concept
not only gives them time for
recreation, it also lets the ag-
gressive young head-0f-the-
house devote more energy to
achieving business or pro-
fessional success and still
neglect neither bis marriage
nor his children.
"Frankly, it's a whole new
way of life for the youngsters
as well as those· approaching
middle age and. from our ex·
Perie nee since last September,
the idea is catching on."
Widening its dimension and
appeal, New World has added
single dwellings-three and
four bedroom models with
two baths and double
garages-for those families
whose recreational pursuits in·
elude gardening and d~it·
yourself activities. Featuring
all electric ltilchens, custom
designed exteriors, a full sized
lot -most of thi!m with a
view -underground utilities
and mort, New World's sin&le
dwellings are also enjoying
rapid sales.
Despite the fact occupancy
is from !ix to eight months
away, 131 of the ZZI single
dweUihgs planned for 1971
were spoken for in the first
five weeks they w e r e
available. The single dwellings
first went 011 the market in
March 1971. FHA, VA and Ciln·
venlional financing is
available.
Multi-unit dwellings
duplexes and four·plexes -as
well aa the new single homes
will mark New World's 1972
offerings. Multi-dwellings now
begin at $19,990 while the
single homes start at $21 ,990.
Horse Show
Entries Due
Deadl ine for entr ies in the
118th California State Fair
Horse Show is May 1. ac·
cording to an annou ncement
from the S2nd Di s t r i ct
Ag r i cu ltural Association,
11ponsors of the event.
Classes will be oflered in 11
breeds. Entry blankll may be
obtained through the 52nd
District Agricullural Awx:ia·
-tion , P. 0. Box 4834,
Sacramento. 958%5 or call
(916) 641-2'15.
Housing
Risks
Revealed
WASHINGTON -The na·
t~'s effort to build more
housing for low and moderate
1ncome families run11 the risk
of toSing momentum unless
funds art appropriated soon
for two lsey government hous-
ing programs, the National
Association •f Home Builders
baa wamed.
The association's president,
John A. SWtny of Oiicago,
bas urged Coogress to make
$50 million available im·
mediately for interest and ren-
tal assistance payments under
FHA 's Sec. Z3S and Ste. 2.16
programs. Stastny said ,the
funds were needed before tbe
fiscal year ends on June 30.
"From the best evidence we
are able to, gather there is a
backJog of 300,000 units under
the Sec. 236 rental assistance
program and over 7S,000 un its
under the Sec . 235
h o m eownership program,"
Stastny told members of the
Congressional appropriation
et1mmittees.
'These committees are con-
sidering the Administration's
request for a supplemental ap-
propriation for this fiscal
year. Its request did Mt in·
elude the $5(1 mi.Ilion Congreis
already has autheriud for the
programs.
Stastny said that builders
wanting to build single family
homes and apartments under
the two programs will direct
their efforts elsewhere when
the funds 11.1n out. He said the
SlS million HUD Secretary
George Romney r e·c en t I y
released· for each program
could not be stretched over the
next three months, especially
with the building seasoa just
beginning in many parts of the
program.
Ranch Sells
12 Hom es
In .One Day
When 36 new homes were of·
fered at Frank H. Ayres and
Son's The Ranch in East
Tustin I w e I v e proapeictive
buyers greeted sales manager
Jerry Hardin when be opened
the sales office at 10:00 a.m.
They responded to a letter
from the builder announcing
the new release.
Some had arrived hours
earlier . The first to arrive was
Dan Anderson of Sant a
Monica. He slept in his car in
the parking lot from 4:45 a.m.
until Hardin arrived. Another
early arrival was J.C. Borger
who got there at 5: 45 a.m. to
reserve a home for hill son, a
Navy Lieutenant at Great
Lakes, Illinois.
Mrs. Borger, Jr. had flown
lo California the night before
to insure priority on the home.
and lot they had selected. Lt.
Borger is retiring and wanted
to be sure he gol the home of
his choice.
Other families arrived up lo
the time the sales were begun .
At the end of the day twe lve
sa \es had been made on the
three to seven bedroom homes
which sell for $.12,940 t.o
$43,400. '
The sales-information office
and model home complex is
open daily off tbe Santa Ans
Freeway at Jeffrey Road.
Builder Don Ayres Jr. ex-
peclS an early sellout.
Care Homes Comprise
1 Percent Population
P•rkway Namesakes
Tl¢ee generations of the O'Neill family, owners of
the O'Neil Ranch in southern Oran~ county from
which the community of P.tls.sion VieJo was created.
prepare to dedicate the newly completed Marguer-
ite Parkway in the 11 ,000-acre community. J . Jer·
om.e Moiso, his grandmother Mrs. ~1argaret O'Neil
and bi.I mother Mrs. Allee O'Neill Avery share the
honors of driving a commemorative spike during
the ded ication ceremonies. Marguerite Park"'!Y
wu named lor Mrs. O'Neill. whUe the adjoinin~
Avery Parkway was named for Mrs. Avery. and Jer·
onllllo Road lor Moi•o.
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Residential care homes fer
the elderly, comparatively
new on lhe Orange County
housin11eene. claim 11ome one
per cent of the county's over·
65 population as residents, but
the number is expected to in·
crease C{)nsiderably during
this decade.
informal ion a b s u t ac·
~mmodations for the active
elderly in the county is t(ln·
tained in a reporl released this
week by First American Tille.
Jnsuranct Company, Santa
Ana. The study by. the firm 's
market research department
ls the firsl survey of residen-
tial care homes made in the
county, a{'('Ording to Dale J,
Post, assistant vict presidenl·
market research, for First
American.
Ten deevlopments con·
taining SIS room facilities and
having an averaae age of les11
than two year11 were included
in tht 11ampllng. Th i s
rep~senls the majority of this
lype flf housing 11vai11ble in
Or11nge County, Post said. He
nnlt:d th11t the report includes
only homes In the 11pecific
rh1!>11lfic1Uon. and dQl':S not in·
volve the many conv1l~nt
11nd olhtr non-ambulatory·
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resident homes .
The average monthly char1e
for a semi-private room was
$275 and the most frequent fee
for a private room was '450.
The lowest rent for a semi·
private room wa11 $215 and for
a private room, $340. Highest
rate was $800 per month for 11
suite of rooms in a Newport
Beach development.
Eighty percent of the
facilities surveyed were 4ir
condihoned and I n c I u d e d
personal laundry services at
no extra charge. All offered
maid service at no additional
charge. Amenities varied, but
included Joung~. TV and
game rooms. private patios or
balcon ies, etc.
All of the homes effered
planned speeial progranll,
such as arts and crafts,
eutside tours. group 11ame
sessions. Bible study and other
activities.
The 10 sampl es used in the
survey are located l n
Anaheim . Orange, $8nta An'I .
Newport Beach. Buena Park.
Fountain Valley, Costa Mesa
11nd TU$1in.
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·othUNIT
,J,A CUEST~-
IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
Live near the ocean in Huntington Beach, where your
family can enjoy healthy, crisp onshore breezes. All La Cuesta
homes complement this fine coastal environment. Large,
comfortable homes designed with flair and imagination.
Ranging from 1,300 to 3,000 square feet, 2 to 6 bedrooms with
many.quality features. Excellent recreational opportunities,
schools, and fine shopping areas are but minutes from
ea ch La Cuesta home. All thi• assures you of increasing
value which will grow year after year.
Join us today for a view of our new unit ••• the selection
will never be better, or the prices lower. You're sure to
find just the right home to meet your family's requirements.
AYRES SINCE 1905
Superb locations, quality construction, combined with
experience and1magination has made Frank H. Ayres and Son
one of the most trusted and successful homebuilders in
Southern California. Many of the southland's most contented ·
homeowners live In Ayres built homes. Many are living in
their second or third Ayres home. This combination of
experience, imagination, and quality add up to an excellent
· home illvestment.
IAH DlEGO FWY.
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V.A., F.H.A., Conventional term• l=====M=ooELS
Phone (714] 968·29Z9 or 888·1331 =!~========I
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~\Do·i~i.yourselfers Should· Know When Not to Do It
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BY DOROTHEA M. Bl\.000 emergencies call fer Im· gestions ~home repalr work: Ume consumln1, yet not dil· noted. Usually, professional ~ndr.in.an type w9rkers. ca.rpeUn1 and elec;trlcal Items. ctea.a.tna: up alter bim .e·U..L
NEW YORK (UPO _ 1ot mecliate acUon. He stressea the basic prin· flcult to learn, such as caning labor Is the larger portion of 'Savm, money by mint low-watch tor sales ol remnanta, bJJ erP.fhlivl tiotUt«t U»Jctb
\he ~it-your1elfu ll'OWld the For example, if the wind ciples: Do Jt Yourself .od • chair or replacing • broken the total expense; but if for (\Oallty materials is a false ditc0ntinued paUenut stock ate kejk \o rmtnlmmh, 1
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Douse lmowln1 when not to do blows a lree limb onto YOW' • Doo't Oo lt ;Yourse.11. "Know· cement atep. any of the foregoing reasons economy that I n e vi t 1 b I y d1Jpoaala:, etc. Evtp tr you ¥vt. UtUe"tlae
tt yourself is one of the keys to roof• damaginJ it, tbe first ing wblcb . pdnctple to apply Jt should be Don't Do It you decide not . to do Jt raults ln a waste of labor or a Nowadays only the hobbyist or l11ltnf, f(fl' bopatbold ,...,.,.
successful home mailltenance Wna to do 1s call your ~ when ii: undoubtedly tile Yourself, Lacy said, when: yourself, h_e suggest! you .job that will have to be .done 'Rnd the dedJcated handyman worl:,.Laef"~ta. )'6u.;~n
and improvement. surance a;tnt ta report the single most lmpartant aspect -The job ls even elightly follow this advice: again in lbe our future. But need uW.e·~l'I)' lnve1tmeota 11ve..~.~~.fJ)bogb
Knowin& w~ a .job calls or loss., then get the hole ft1ed. of safe and 1 eeonomically h a z a r d o u s to the In· For tbe job requiring great this doesri 't mean you should in tools. An)'tbi.D& you Jnlj¥: retearcb to out what ibl
mort knowledge and skill than "If you winr to do the work sound home maintenance," he e1perienced ; &kill , hire ~ best obtainable pay the highest prices for netd Js IW't to be available at coltl ·~·. ~ tbU
you possess. or mort JJme , yourse1£. the adjustor will &aid. -The task requires si)ecta1' skilled tabor, regardless of everything you buy. II the a rental ctnttt~ Afta ~ pt)'I ;to, l~rvlsin& ~ atof'~~
thJn you have available helps .. esUmate. tbe 106S' and give Yol" The Do Jt Yoursetf princlple ta~t or skill, without whlch cost. Remember that many , work Is of the type thhat can check hourly, dally Ud weekly ' clOllC!~Y. 'u poaaib\t to-
to inJurt that the time and • cash allowance for tbe cod should apply wben: valuable materials may be rtlired y.'orkers possess great be planned w~ in advance, r..tes at competjjhte centers: · C01Ck m~nne. , ·
money you spend •n do-It· ~ repairing the -roof," says -You have all the !Jfll.led; gk.ill and experience. Also, you can watch for cl08e0Uts, • An lmportaiJl faclor ta HV•• . Ftr tt'le bOusebolJlef'.-mu
yGUrSelf work will nQt be Jimmie Lacy, supervllor ef necessary skill and know-how ..:..An e x p e r I e n c e d pr<>-skilled workmen moonlighting clearances, or dlslte!I sales 1i tngs Jqvolves b.irtni the htitri' or wom1n -. wt. . c 1 •
wasted and the results dfsap-propetty claim! for CNA in· to do the Job right; . fessional can do something in. after-hours ind weekends may reputable deaJera. , priced profeuloaal only when· ~UY .handle ~ p
pointing. sura.nce. "JJyou don 't feel the -The job requires only the an hour that might take you be available 1t somewhat Remember there art' many nece.ssary, and' tben ~tot " jeds !I.th· RI~. there: ar• ~~po~nbt, thoo,ldis "-knodowin~ ~~i 1:n:e7 ~: ;: ~:~=~~ ~"! :~a:1gl !oube~'.,11 ~agb": many hours. lower rites. trades cl lumber and plywood abort a time 'u' poalble. ~ en~ ...mp., it" lf",en.
wn .. n a JO s ou ~ ne, to work out the repair . .. by . ~-A..1 e A Imo st evrtty household Where skill is Jess Jm. and aelecting a better 1rade mearui having the bo!.118 reab Joyed. ~ , '.
when it can be put off prttt. an experieon.:o:u friend : repair job requires ~. b o t h portant. try to save money by " than necessary is a wute of for him (furnfture i r{ d So if. ~'re-JUft-you·CfB, JD
. · Lacey offers some sug--The job is tedious and materials and labor, Lac" hiring students or less Wiled , ~y; On roof.ing, linoleum, children out of the -way ·and aheaQ.:.de. · ..,» .. , Some projects are purely ----'------=--:.:::._:::_::_:::_:=::__::::_::::::'.::.:..._.:'.::._~:..:..__'.'.'.::!'__'.'.:'..'.'.~:'.'.:'.~__"'..~~~::._.=::!.:...:'.::..::~~~~~~~~~..'.'.'.,~~~~~~~'.".'.:,'"~_:---'
optional -work done to
enlarge and e.nhanct a home.
·make it more pleasant or
valuable. These oan ' ht
scheduled 11 tlme and money
aJlow. In this category there
•re some jobs -·major con·
1truction. for Instance · -
which call for a profegstonal
unless the dG-lt~yoUrselfer has
unusual skills. Other projects
can be divided between the
profes&ional and amateur. Still
others are ideally · suited for
the handyman or hobbyist
and, with no urgency involved,
he may even want to acquire
,fJle necessary 'new akills for a
apeclal project.
Then tbtre are h routine
maintenance chores, most of
which the 00.it·yourselfer can
handle If he has lhe time and
inclination. The&e can be
scheduled ta 1t1it, but should
not be put off beyond a
reasonable time if main·
tenance ill not to turn into
repair.
The third category is the
emergency repair. Some of
these the fairly ski 11 e d
homeowner can handle but
probably most call for a pro-
fesgional. Needlesa le uy
Market Talk
Scheduled
At Irvine
Leste r Goodman, vice presl·
dent of marketing for M. J.
Brock & Sons, Inc., Los
Angeles builder and deVf:loper,
w.Ul speak on ''Marketing
Techniques" at an e1tension ·
course at UC Irvilti, ea Jdl:f .t
The 10.se.ssion, Ta e 1 d •~f
evening cou·rse o n
'~Professional Practices in the
Housing lDdu.stry" l.I a •
management program Co t
h u i I d e r s , llUb-contractors,
developers Jnd others in
related fields. It ill co-
sponsored by the Young Home
Builder& Council of f he
Building 1ndustries Assn.
Goodm1nt who has lectured
before at the Irvine campw
and at UCLA, ii a member of
the marketing committee of
the National Assn. of Home
Builders and wu a charter
member of the Salea and
Marketing Council of Buildil!I
Industry Aaaociatlon of l
California.
Real Estate
Loans Told
Orange County real estate
loans totaling $1,658,744 were
disbursed by the western
home o£fice of the PrudenUal
Insurance Company during the
first two months of 1971.
Isaac C. Corns. Soolhem
California regional genera]
manager for the company's
real estate investment depart..
ment, said today that the el'J·
tire amount was used for city
Joans.
Loans disbursed throughout
Californ ia during the ume
period totaled $6,497,565. Of
this amount 15,253,065 was f
ci\y loans and $1,244,500 for
f.arm loans.
Promoted
Jerry Hardin or New-
port Beach has been
advanced to 1ale1 man·
a1er of the R>.ncb In
lllst Tustin.
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Come~othe opening«>! . .
The West ·Nine at Laguna Niguel.
And · pick the reen
you want in your · ackyard.
The West Nine· is a new area in Laguna Niguel
where we've just opened a group of condominium homes.
It's located right alongside our golf course.
The west side of the course, of course.
Every home in The West Nine has a big lanai that looks
out on the fairways, the golf lakes, the trees , and the
greens of the golf course. When you stand there looking
at this beautiful vi ew, don't be surprised if you find
yourself thinking, "Boy, this is the life."
There are homes for people who take their golf seriously,
Or for people who take their homes seriously.
What are homes In The West Nine llke?
The homes in The West Ni ne are beautiful homes, with
the genuine feel of Spanish Architecture. Red tiled roofs,
rounded arches, and thick stucco walls.
·We might also mention that these are well-1'uilt homes.
In fact, they might be some of the best built homes to come
along since the solid construction of the 1930's.
. Our ntw homes come with 2 or 3 bedrooms, and two baths.
These are lovely homes, and they require little maintenance
inside.· And none outside. All of which makes them ideal
for people who would like to use them for a second home;
Or for people who travel a lot.
What If you don't llke 1olf?
Naturally, our homes in
The West Nine appeal·to people
who like golf. After all, where
else could you fin~ a home
right beside the famous
EI Niguel Country Club
golf course? A course that's
rated one of the three best in
-&iuthern California, and one
o( the finest in the United States. I~~~~~
But what if you don't like golf? II:
Well , there are plenty of other
things to do.at Laguna Niguel.
We havelSOme of the most
beautiftil-Oeaches in Southern
California.
We have a private beach club. The Laguna Niguel Beach Club,
\Ve' re right next door to the new Dana Point Marina
and Yacht Harbor.
162 acres of Laguna Niguel have been donated to Orange
County for a regional park. This park will surround ·
a 47-acre lake which will be used for sailing and fishing.
Construction on the park is now underway,
Homes In The West Nine start at $25,950.
Our homes in The West Nine start as low as $25,950, end
you can geta home right beside the fairway for only $29,000.
Which is certainly reasonable for this kind of home.
We offer you excellent conventional· terms.
The prime rates have just gone.dow.n, s0 we can-offer you
the lowest condominium rates available· today.
These are today's rates, not
yesterday's rates. ·
We believe that these
homes are the best buy
you could find in
Southern California
right now, Either as an
investment, a retire-
ment; a second home,
or a regular home.
Evidently a lot of
other people. feel this
way too.
Because we have only
just opened The West
Nine, and already almost half of the entire first ,group
of homes is sold. . •
If you're at all interested in these new homes, we advise-ycu
to come in this weekend or.next.
How to 1et here.
Take the San Diego-Santa Ana Freeway (Highway 5)
to Crown Valley Parkway.
Follow Crown Valley Parkway till you see signs
that direct you to "The West· Nine."' • .
Follow the signs till you get here.
Ou r phone number is (7 14) ·496-3628.
@ The West Nine in Laguna Niguel •
Another areat community.by Avoo Community Devclopert, Inc.
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.Mortgage Ex:perts Feel Caution :of Home·.· Borrower$
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MONTEREY -Wl>eth<r In-
~ · leri>t 11te1 ao up· or down,
" · tbttt '1 One th.Jn& about the na·
Uoa'• mm.t 'that lsttly
Mm111o ltly the. n.me.
l 1r1 u.o .imost perpetual
U'nctrtalnty about the
-I• lhlps Of lhll!i> to
come thl:t hu kept' leoden,
borrowtn and builders in a
atiht Of auspa15c ""'" and crl1iJ
. -lhlCI 1"8.
1Tti1 hesitancy about tbe
tu.tun <.'OW'lie of the national
•. • · .iconcimy, and the housin(
' ' market Ilona with it. ls one of
·the feiir polnla of conaensu1
\'Olcid by sevual bundttd
mortpge finance el])irts now
at .... Monterey'• Orel Monte
Hyatt HOUff for the 11th an· market. "And that's the con-
nual convenlion of t !:I e trol of inflation. It really can't
California tdortgage Bankers do the proaptctive home buyer
Association. or renter any &ood if you
lower his monthly interest Keynoted this y~ by John __ .. 1.. wt•i....·t Kimball. senior tditor. Bureau payments -wu.u or """"' • government aJlistanee o r of Public Affairs. U.S. State sub3idy _ while the costs of
Department. the f o u r • d a Y everything e I 1 t associated
Ci\-1BA CGnference w ti i ch with bouaing continue to rile
closes Saturday i1 the largest uncontrolled. If .,_,.e stick
.state gathering of II.I kind ourselvet witll that kind of
\l'ithin the nation's f75 billion rolter<Oaiter ride -masking
mortgage banking ~try· rising costs and a r c h a i c
Drawing 11~-1 r. I Y 4~ building techniques with euy
participants. including Allan credit terms_ we're going tD
Oakley Hunter and Woodward get nowhere and have a hard Kingman, presidents of the Federal National Mortgage time gelling oU."
Association and the Govern· Wilhout a return lo a
ment National Mo r t g a g e buically sllble and healthy
Association ,· respectively, the economy, says Gidding!, "the
convention brought together only significant way to bring
down the cost of a new house representatives of every ma. in the face or inflation is to jor commercial t ank,
mortgage banking firm, life make it smaller." This, he
insurance company and title adds, is precisely v.·hat is hap.
insurance company in the pening. "And I don't think this
atate. is the answer. We can·t solve
Behind part of the concern our housing problem b y
voiced by ~ m 0 rt gage building houses that families
bankers i5 what one CMBA really wouldn't want to live in,
member termed the "in-even if the price ••. or at
cr!aslnf polJUcaliJ.aUoo of the least the interest rate •••
~A seems attractive.'' bousitlg and mortgage JruU" ..... L
Over the lut year or ,.iq; boo.Jo. · Roy Wenzlick; pruident of
Ing has beCC>!Q8 i i .major W.enzlick Re~arch Corp., SL
political issue In WuhJngton," Lotil.s, and · one of the nation'•
he 11y1, "and we've bad a foremost real estate market
mubper crop of overlapping analysts, noted the same co~
federal aulstanct: and .subsidy cluaion in his presentation to
prograrm~1"iinarHY g!arltd to the mortgage bankers. ·
new tonstructlon. This govt(_n· "l think by the end of 1971,
ment push, coming on top Of we will find that we have bpllt
an awesome increa.se tn ·sav-approximately 1.7 million new
inp in our &hrlf.t..instilllUorui, dw.elling units, which will be
could well leild tO sertOOJ an iDCrease of about 20 per-
overbuildln& in many.housing · unt in comparilon with 1970.
areas throughout the c:ouo-The buildings which we build,
try." ' -· however, in 1971 will have
Beghminf Jut year, ac· fewer &q\lare feet of living
cordinc to CMBA president space than the buildings we
RJchard J. Glddlnp, the Nlxon were building aeveral year•
Adt1/fllll~1Uon · ud -110. u bui!Oen are teytng to
ted-.r agencies I a u n c h e d ketp within the price range of MV4ral detmnined efforts to the average buyer -and this
channel fwtds Into t b e can only be done by reducing
morti11e market. These rang· the quantity or quality of
ed from penlrttnt and mucs-apace provided," he explained.
publicized presidential 'arm-G id d i n g s and other
twlsting' of pension and trwt mortgage bankers also ex-
fund& for incrta.sed mortg1ge pressed concern a b o u t
investment, to the initiation of Washington's apparent com-
the iDcrtulngly IUCCllsful na-mittment to an expansionary
lionwlde sale of mortgage-budget. "Th.is red-ink ap-
b1cked. securities guaranteed proach, combined with easy
by tht Government N1tlonal money and no control on price
Mortpge Auoclatlon. and ware increases, has all
But Glddlnp, wbo· i• alao the makings of another round
president of the Fre.u&,hea~..-of the old.fam~ar inflationary
quartered Giddings compiny, spiral," cauUons one industry
mortgage bankers, point.I out .spokesman. .
that these efforts largely i&:· There is some disagreement
nored a basic problem .in the among the mortgage b1nier1
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money ratea in particular. 1 s I pt=.~~~:i:-p.~;1d: For Neig' hbor? .Loans for Joh ess ~ug 1t.
and vice pre1ident of United J ,
Callloml1 Mortraia CO., 1 By 'NORMAN" XEMPSTER home. But lt would be bankil)I fO"'m!tl,. ~ will
dlvialon Of United Ca!Uomls JUJI Ille home for the !1mlly that slways wanttd to WASHINGTON fUPll -A especially •aluallle to the hi&h· "4•~'!"'iadlciion Offr l1'e till .
Bank, "the 1enera.I trend of move-to a better nellbborhood ii a new li1tin1 taken this California , 1 en a t o r has Pa.id ~&ip~r or. t.echni~a.li 'l'tl~pbkesman pt~tc,ted the
intere!I rates will definitely bt • b w .. 11 ..... & Lee 1 · trod ed I 1~1 ,;,... t worker who la&t hi! JOb w1 h : ~U~· woul! !'deb the
Wff11. Y .-i· • nc. in µc eg"" """"' · 0 an aerospace finn OJ' !'!\----: • upward (at year end), since It'1 a $225,000 custom-built btach houae wltb a truly create a new federal pcogram senate noor ht late' sptin« or
·the 1ovemment'1 bla1 tow1rd choice locaUon : the neighbors are Mr. & Mn:. Richard tO help the unemployed -computer company. early summer.
chttkfn• the recession setms N'•-. . , · esn..rt"ally ln~~..:·1 .. _1 i n d, Tbe p.rof,essional or technical
''e ._.., :T--o;uuo..... k ·r $2.5 000 Loans wClu iU be availablt to to have prtdominited over the Two doora from the Western White House ln San Cle-proCeakrlal work·ers who ha ve. !'er er . w.ith 8 •. s~lary ball oul an• kind or n1ort&•i·e.
'fllht·the-inl)aU(&acbooJ'," mente, tht 4,400 square foot homt occupies a prime oceU· lo.st b,jM..-ayin• i·obs :...:. to ,. "°'.00 is maJdn& paym~nt;s on a '
Uin •''"" • '" 000 hw , "· t s Although •I.he special proeram With apauion now the front lot with a twtepin& view of the coas · e. Only four save their homes ( r o II) ....,, se. 00 ui wo car · would be admlnistr.rt.d by the
primary ftnanclal thrust of the years old. it bas fiv~ bedrooms, six baths. and a pool. foreclosure a boat and somt new furniture FHA. loans would ilso be
Nixon Administration, says The home is not beine aold for political reasons or The Senaior. Democrat Alan m~y rind i( more dl(fi~ult to made on homes wilh VeteNn.1
Opperman , cooswntr spending because or strayinc colf ball!, struses William 0. Thag. Cranston, says he is confident adjust to the . ccoriom1cs or conventional mortgages.
should pJck up and lead t.o an a.ni, uecuUYe vice pre1ldent ol Walker ' Lee, the na,,-b.i.s bill ha s a good chance Of unemployment than a man The bill would limit the
increase in abort term illltrest tion's lqut residenU.1 real estate firm. becoming law. v.·ho ha~ been ~ing far less special l~ns 10 homes with rites. ''Another factor au~ "The ownua, Mr. &: Mn. Joe Cole -he's vice pres-The measure would work b:.:t also was less 111 de.ht. ,_.. • I ed h t origiili,J mortga_ ges of $33,1111'_• porting this opitl.i<IO ii the fact, ident of Tic Toe Markets -no on1er ne 1uc a ara:e this way : A new division ,of A . total nf 3 3 2 . O 0 n or Jess in most are:u. Bul in
that il will be important for home." , . the Feder a I Hou s i n g profeesima.I. and technical areas where 'housfng I,
the g.overnment to keep short Thqard said that the li.stin& was lt:CW'ed by Vi Gal-Admini.;tratloo (FHA) woWd worker s was on the txpensive. including most of
term rates high and avoid in-lecoa 8l!d IArry Le Blanc of the company'1 Tuatln office. insure private loans to eligible. wemp\oy~ent r o 11 s in the areas with the severest
temational preuW't on the '---------------------~ unemployed or underempl~ Fe.brutll')'. alf110!\,t d.pul:lle the u n em p 1 0 y m:e n t· amo ng
doJJ11." be adds. persons to pennit them to 173,000 who were Jobless a technical "''orkers, the bill
Some mortgace b a n k e r s keep up with m o r t g a g e .Year' earlier·· would expand to cover original
dl.saa:ree on the forecast thaS c · d J M w payments. Much· ot the ainemployment •~s 000 the economy will undergo I orona e ar oman Interest '3tes would be set among professional an d'.,~m;o;rt~g;ag;es;;up;to;;~;;' ;;. ;;:; major upswinf later thia year, by the Secretary of Housing , t ~ch n 1.c a I workers i~!;
countering Instead with the T J and Urban Development and conct.ntrated in Soul her n HAWAII TWO ACW
projection that the economy Gets New Sales 1·1 e the loaru would be repaid oYer ' Cali(omia, the ~attle area $4,900
and consumer 1pending wlll a period d. al least 10 years. and .. other ar,as whe~e there T,......-orchWt-P•"•
remain soft into tm. This ii The loan would constitute a have been defense and space •·1 el •L. 1..A J P'arc1l1 ~Y Owrter based on the uoi:i wit tuc Kathryn Raulston, a and was the first woman to secondllenontheproperty. cutbacks. Termi Awalleble
reported 2 pereent boost in the mident1al sale1woman in the join the professional staff in To be eligible . a person Cranston's officl' s aid fZllJ 432.1149
aMual growth rate of the Newport Beach office of Coldwell Banker's Newport must either bt: draw i ng rorecfosures of FHA·inSure:J·~~~~~~~~~~~ economy during first quarter Coldwell, Banker & Company. Beach office. During this time unemployment compensation homes in Seattle increas~
of 1971 will prove to be a has been given the new title of she has ranked as one of the benefits or be employed at alm~l tenfold la,st year .. This
short-run recovery at best. "senior sales consultant" in top residential sales producers le...ss than half of his fonnei; . is not only a per¥>nal tragedy
"This sudden boost ca n be recognition of her earnines companywlde and in two con-salary. If the person claims_ to t{lose invqlvej!
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it depresses
traced lo three factors," record and Jenath of service seeuUve yea.rs has earned eligiblity on the basis of ·a the ~~al-e,~te.markef ~f the
argues one CMBA member, wltb the company. She wu commisllona for more than $1 massive pay cut , ht wo~d entire area. ·
Spanish-French : :
CONVERSATIDNAt ..
Student Tutoring ''and those are limply a post-sin&led out for recogn!Uon million in home ulet. qualify only if he were earning A spokesman for Cran.Ston
strike recovery of th• alona with one other reslden-A ru.Ident of Corona Del Jeu than $10,000 a year, 1aid the Secator drafted the
automobile industry, pre· Ual aaleaman and 31 other Mar, Mrs. Raulston and her regardles.s of his form~r , bUl·in close eoaperalion. with
strike buying of 11tetl, andedthe1 Coldwell Banker aalt.s person-husband, Edward, have two aalary. , , Sen. Jqhn Sparkman, o.AJ.a.,:
first real tute o easy er 1 nel. Mrt. Baullton bu 'been aOni, a daughter and three The bill could help a(ly .. ."ch,ail:nuyi qJ tti~ housing 1.._11~ ,,;. ICHOOL .....wt.eiM
of attractive rates. And illea• .. ~wJ~tb~the~~Cont~-:PiliY~~·m~· ~co~llrl~,--_:rr~sn'.'.'.d~clill'.".'.'.dren:'.'.:_· ------'j~ob~l~.,.~~hor~m~eown~~er:._.,~ve~hlf~-_L· .. ~b«>nrii~~i~tte~~~·~nd.~~the~· _"ful~I~~~~~~~~~~
Y-r H-• H••t
TrS.I l910• -1/J P'rfffl ·
juat don't add up to the mat· , ,
ings of a !Ound recovery.'' ·' ··· 1
According to Wenzlick, who ~ • 1 •
takes somewhat of a com-
promise posiUon, "general
bU!i.ness will not have more
than a gradual recovery dur·
ing the year." However, he
adds, "it seems to me: that the
rtsidenUal construction field
should be one of the moat ac·
Uve sectors of the economy."
On that, then ii little
disagreement amon1
C1Jlfornia's mort1a1e
bankers, wbo finance a
sizeable share of the state's
real at.ate Illes and develop-
ment each year~
But, cautions CMBA J>resj.
dent Giddlnf1, the now-emerg·
ing building boom m a y
present the real estate market
with a new problem in place of
an old problem. "A year ago.
we were all concerned
primarily with a financin&
problem. Now, we may in·
:stead be lacing a marketin1
problem."
Election and iMtallatiOD of
new officers and directors of
the slatewide usoclallon for
the ctiming 1971·72 year will
highlight the closing RS!ion of
the convention which wraps up
Saturday, April 24.
Take -the time.
You owe it to yOune!f to invatipte the
secarity, pdvacy and wated'ront luxury of
Califomia'a best home im-.ent. /
Agoodhame hay lll)Whac i edd tbemu:inamtiJonma1t
of c:a..o.do Cays indl""'lih. O.lifomia'11-liaJI
11te unique, Caribbem-inspind polio i-.. in,_ • 1.a-.~-· ....., •A -· __._ -~· r ."'-.... .....,.~pr•••lfi)ack. ·
Jaitood l'f a netwodt cl Imhly.Jmdnped man., the
ltoam °'" jmt l1ilpO bont the-, ..m... a firing of
liou ollpt fmtul the Vlllage, Jn addition m the lmmy
fullUel you'd a:pea in·llU<:h line hamot, Jmtaica Village
1-include elegaitt til<d enlrilil, ~t-in indoor
~, otatdzied mnputmmt h&tht, :maim-saites
with llreplaoef, mm.he ""'*F and cbet space,
inditidmJ Jtand.fu.d die !iQa.e 'tmtnbm, 1t&.cnti<il!Oil ,,
~cloor openm indcaD!e TV. '111.dtirmlng ~ira .'
Village Beach Club offers gradoas mtrnainment for ~.
you, for your gu•t1s: Iara• outdoorpstio, a W2lllt wldy
beach, h .. ted poo~ spocious ldtthm facilit!J!s itid 'c!lrtmi ·
'\ ~ ' " aru. Take the lime •• •• tah a loolc ••• the -drliglttfql •. . , .
li!...iyle an the P&ci&c: Coast u at J~ Vlllage,
Eight ~modda, fum $~ A ~
CUSIXim Jioma and.Jots, on..ii....1ti:r,DO# anlfalde at .
Grom Tun!e City.
In~ about our new financin&-
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YIEWTIFUL
IN SAN CLEMENTE
&ob --In thll .-lmny canmuntty h11 a apec-
• t.cular vft of th• blue Pactfic.
ldMll)' localed In '°'91y Sao Cl•
inenso .., jl\ll you _..ter tho big
Cltr huttl1 .-id bultle only ..ttan yo\{ dHlN. Yet you are •Ur~·
roundld by • muttltude of rec:r••·
tlonal opportunltlea ••• a hill
dozen golf courses will'lln 10
mlnutea. and the magnlfloant new
o.na Point Merine only 6 minutes
fl!HIY· Th ... welt-d .. Janed 2, 3
and ..._bedroom homa feature ell
General Electric knchono lncluc>-
Jng pttth·button rang11, 111'·
From $35,900
Excollont FtntnclrG A'"11able
ct-=~ dlthw..ti«I and dll A -ting gourmet
Island II .ionaJ. Othfir featuret
include large covered patlot.
cwamlc tll• «1tr1-. tlrepl•~•
with gu log atarte,., nylon lhag ~rpelfng throughout, end qual·
lty h1rdw1re Including h11vy
wrought fron door pulls And mu·
lmum security de•d·bOlt door
lock1. For Information phone
(71<4) "492--1405. Or better yet,'"
for youratlt. Ortvt aouth on H)gh· way 5. tum eut on Ave. Pk:o, and
follow the slgna.
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S•i.llfdl)'. Aorll 24, 1 ~/l DAl<Y PILOT JI
3 Million · New Homes A Year 1980? • Ill
lly 1'0.AMAN , l[llMJ'STEll "\ c.icr-s In ttll ,., 1 tO-Wlleo tlle ~II eoaI not u optimlati< 1.• Iha prlca ind ,.nlAI be}ood the m1teriah, It now ....., ......
WASHINGTON ·(VPll _ lly )'Ill' eoaI ol pl'O<luclion ol JS "" ,.,, .moot .,.,..,,,.,. fOftClll o/ Geor1e Romney, ...,_1c Nlch ol much ol lhe ble to proje<I 1,7!0,lllO 1111rts
11._ 'the ,r--llep&rl· hDUJinl unila. 11 uld 11111 tollt ;taought, 11 Nluytd ooly lo Secrelar}' of Housing. incl popul1Uon ,..klnl new dwell· In 1'7l, '" blcnul ol II pt.t
ment ibtJle~!th;'"'Q.u.. •• w -lndUdin& both ai.na;lt..famlly ~t-LocaUon •h ou 1 e' Urban Development, w h 0 ina;s. were uld to be tbt-cent over tl?I .
be produc;lns new hOmes 11 ·1 · ~df:DCU 1 fl d apartment althiDu.&h It WO not mlde clear predicted ln 1 speech to the prime r•sona lol' the alacken. . "lmpUcU in thll \outlook ll
nte at altnoat'~ million, a w;iib -w1s . need~ to In tht law · . Na tonal As.wclation or Home ins of «mand." ver, lttonC dtmlnd lt4rnmlni
year, a pact w~ CQJDts .• curao~ ~e~ ~can a The Commerce Otf>.'rtment BuUders earlier UU! year that But 1 lhe depart m.e flt lr<IJl demotraphic ~ctan;
d ... ·to ' m.-eellDI con-·-'.dectnt heme m.a•awtabte en-outlook t!llmate1 l.'15 millltn 1971 housing st.arts would total predicted·aieady improvement the· removat of • ~1f0' to
L -· n1·--· iu ~ ... ,..... , ' 0 ,000 unlll aMuaJIYj betame areulonally-set1'oumt1g io~a.ls. '.~~· !nDU31DI u ia w .-auu'"" about 2 million -the'1 figu~ thl1 ,ye1r.. of deqtolllJollS lncreaaµi, Pri·
The ~p.artment eU,lm1tet Slnoe-the a04}'was set, pro-ilhls Y'ar, accompaniM by Comm'rc' projects for 1975 -"A. at'adily 1rowfn111,1pply vate and poblte deVektpment
1990 i:iroductlon"Wlll Jnctade'1:4 ., dw!Uon:~haY lagged .. So far, 450,000' mobile, ho111's !or a and that prod1.teOon would rise ol mortgage funds at decllnlnl ift vcilvtn, land c1euaip and
million privately owtied Mii-, «Jtput'b~ ·~~ the total 00·2.1 million un~. to 2.3 million unit~ in 1972. inlerest rate• bu •parked a· the abandonment tL rural
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R1nd1N McC.r~\o int start.a plu1. mJnUfac~ 2.i millKlll ~ts-a-year needed By 1975, the department Commerc' 1nalyzed I he turnaround In houaini atartt,': dwe{linC unrtt, pwth Jn total
1 ol 171,00D mohilf' hOmes. · .,. ,flrl meet the .4°'1 .
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esUmat.a two mllliOn houfilng slump which hit the housing tM, report said. "Wlth due--econOmic output and related
, This c«n~ with 1 "Lt.7'".. 'TD· Ntmn , admlnl•tnt.IQn ltarU: aklt!g with 525,000 industry in 1969 and 1fll: oonalderation to 14Mrally-ld· econmnic oat.put. and ftlatecl
· · ' · 1 . ·. ' output of 1•4 rftnupn . ~ ·1:&&..t ye~ ded4ed the &Oil in-mobile home!, a total of 2.5 ''lnadequal' a u p p 11 e a ol va.oclna: C'O!la of land, ~~Jt,iN Utay..,.,.. dpiita tn-
. · I under1tand ..... t if I f~uently ltur.,.., . ..,.:r.-.1 al&rts and fJS,qio · mobile• dude!' mobile bclnes u well milliorl units . morlJage funds and high ln-construction wage ralel IJld Oomt ; ml 1 m,Uch ~t.ed
, .-t1t1, th• lnt•rnal revenue Mrvlce m1y cl1alfy me 11 hGm."5. • u..bou8e! with' fixed loc1U"1. Commeree's est.lmates an le:tt5t rates, along with selling moderately higher prices lot ntie ot·mnalialt~:: . . ·, "dul•r.'' As • de1ter, I would lose c.n1tft i~•tu:1...::::::::: ____ ~•"'· __ ...:..:=-:=::;::..:::::..::=.::.:=:~-...:..::.,.. ___________ .:___::_ __ ...:_ ___ __:__;:_....:_ _____ .:__.:__.,,~~--
• O.naflta. Whet are the determlni'll f1cten ,,,lfetb,r •
• pe'9CN' ls 1n "lnveator" or • "d .. 1..-;• and Whit He
· •me of th• h.noflt• of not Mint a "tle1l1r.H C. H. Co,...
on• ffl Mir. ·
A non·professional investor pays only_a c~pital gain
from his real estate transactions; bat i!1ie is active
enough. he may at one point be considered a dealer
under the tax law and his ptofit is taxed ag ordinary in·
come.
. The criteria most commonly used to judge wh.e:Uier
. you are a non·professional investor or a deiler are:
1. The 'orlginal purpose for acquiring tile proP«;?ty.
2. The· circumstances surrounding the ~cquiaition
of the property.
3. The purpose for which you were hol~ · the
property at the time of sale. · ·
. . ... How active you were or your agents wei:-e in1 ad·
vertising or otherwise promoting the sale of·the pro~
erty.
5. Last and probably most important, how frequent;
gu bstantial and continuous are your buying and sellln•
··activities? 1
) · Her•'• something you mi1ht lib t• UM · for yaur
• column sometime. It's a copy of • letter1 GldRGI
: WASHINGTON wrot• to his 1tept0n about the Yalue .ef
\ land. Althouth th• l•tter Is nearly ,200 yurs eld, ·lt 11
... still v•ry timely. D. K. Corona del Mir. ' · · i October 12, 1778 · · '
· A moment's reflection must convince you of tn
'thiilgs: first, th1it lands are of permanent value; Ulat
• there is scarcely a . possibility of their falling in price;
1:-hut almost a moral certainty of their rising exceeding·
ly in v·alue. And · ~econdly, that .our papel'. cui;rincy is
fluCtuating, that it has depreciated considerable,: and
that no human foresight can, with precision, 1ell bow
lbw it may get, as the rise or fall of it deperid! upon
contingencies whi_~b the utmost stretch ot buman.ugac: ..
ity can neight foresee nor prevent . ~. ·
_ By parting' !rOm_ •your lands, you give . a ~ty
for an uncertainty, beCause it is not the nomiAal price
-it is· D.Dt .ten, fifteen, or twenty. pounds ID ' acre--
but the relative val\le of this sum to specie, or some-
thing of subdantill worth, that is to constitute. a good
price ..• The advice I give is lbat you do not colfV~rt'the
lands you now bOld into cash faster than • : . i certain
prospect of vestirig J t in other laqds more cOnvenierit
requires Qf. jau. p •• • "
This. Will,. in effect. exchange land for land; for It
U a matter of moonshine to you, considered in thlt ·point
of view sirnply, bow much the money deptecfates, .ii
you can disehlfge one -point with another, and get land
of equal vilue to that you sell. .
But far different from this is the case of those .who
sell for cash and keep that cash by them. put it to inter-
est. or receive it ·in annual p~ymenb: for, in either of
these cases, if our currency should unfortunately con·
tinue to depreciate in the manner it has done .. in the
course of the last two years, a J>Qund may not, )a the
span of two years more, be worth. a shilling . . ..
It may be said that our money may receive a proper
tone again, and in that case. it would be· ID advantage
to turn lands. etc., into casb for tbe benelit of the rise.
In answer to this, rsh::ll only observl that thiJ ·is a
lottery; that it may, or m•Y._ not happen; that, if it should
happen, you have lost nothin,t: if it should not. yoa have
saved your estate, which . in the other case, might have
been sunk ... ·
George Wuhington
EDITOR 'S. NOTll.· RaMall R. McCardle is ,en invt.!t?Mnt
analyst, Prelidnt of the Real E.itate-rs, c eolltgt ltctUrer,
a di-rector oj the Californi4 Association cf· R~ E 1 t ct ,
Tetu:lltrs, puth.or .o/ "R1al -E1totc tn California." Stnd rour
qu1tion.s end com?rihtr to Randall .R. McCanlU ~10 the
Dail11 Pilot, Box 1560, Cc.sta.Mesa 92626. ' '
Work, Long Hours
Made Success Story
John Whelan has •1ulted to
tht top ln real ulatt sales in
lhe five yeara he bu been in
Orange County lince leaving'
his native Ireland.
"But It wasn't lhe luck of
the Irish that did il," say1 his
Anaheim-based firm
president, Frank R. Hatt, of
Walker and Ltt. "It WU sUch
things as workint 12 ~ If
hours each da y."
Added to that, said Hart,
"as Whelan's devtloplnJ ol ~OY&l' cwtomers, the giVing cf
hil knowledge and makinc
aure: 1 that each act00nt was
completely serviced.
wt\r1in this week w a 1
awarded • ''Simmy" by the
Sales snd Marketing El·
ecutives of Orange: County for
acbievemenlt in 1970. Tht
Sammy, the QC'pnization'1
ht 1.h eat d I 1ttn4I1 he d
ulesman ·, awarJ, w a 1
presented 11 • ba-t •• the
D"'1eyl1Dd Hotel In Alllhefm.
·'WbeJon made 51 NII
Male adr.t ift 117G," Harl
al!d. "'lnnal1ted Into dollll'I
his volume lolAlell P,Ull,000/'
"Men like Wbdn . belptd
Walker and Let let In lf10
whit ia belimd· to be an ol).
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SALES· CH.u\P
John _Whel1n
Nearly Everyone . '
Listens to Lan_ders
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You're only $29,495 aw1y
from Newport Bea••
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7 % financing annual percentage rate.
Harbor View Homes. Newport's biggest values.
3, 4 and 5-bedrooms big. With design ideas
all their own (bonus.rooms, breezeways, beam
ceilings ••• beautiful !). With· a complete neigh-
borhood of quiet.streets, a school site, a park
end a family club.
Newport Beach just down the road. The bey. The
beaches. Fashion Island .. UC lr:vine.
And with the whole fun-in-the-sun world of
Prices start at $29,495 .. 0r choose the~
Somerset (shown below) at $42,995: Qilr7%
annual percentage rate is just about the
lowest financing anywhere.·Come·see how
close it gets-you to Newport Beach.
NEWPORT•
BEACH
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Take the Sin Dieao &r NWJWt F,.,_ . .
to MICAtthur, then ao 'SOUth to Ford Roed.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
In the Irvine Planned Emironmeot.
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DICK JRACY
1UMBLEWEEDS
Ul-.MAY.I
ASK WW\T'S
601NGON!'
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MUTI AND JEFF
Mo\VE J,. GOOP TIME
Af JOMMWY'5 &Al!ECUE
TOMORROW MIGMT,
»J5S A&&EY, MA'AA\~
PLAIN JANE
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I DAILY CROSSWORD ••• by R A. POWER I
Ytsltrday's Pu11 lt Solved:
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MIANWMIL.&, ~ANO 1""RM:V AARl\IE. ~T TM[
~ MIO!AWAV TO
Pl-OTOCAAPM ANO SEARC.M
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4/24 /71
8 Ncur1sllmto! Jb Piano,
of divint drums Ind MISS PEACH
origin Sil
9 Likt in Ntw )7 Bu"1
York Sti lt )9 1t1J1 1n
10 Spt ci1I commun r
Potie r 41 Wading bird
Olficrr: 44 App11t', 1
.lbbr. srason1n9
II Ci ty oo t11r 4~ Fix rd
Ar);ansas 4'1 Butchr1's
R1v~1 impl rmr nl
12 N. 4mrric111 51 Adhes iv r
Indian~ SZ Rtposrs
13 Annoyuig 53 Ea ch and
persons 111
l'I H~1a1d 54 Li\Ufgit1I
21 On lhr g1r111tnt
olu'!lp s1d ~ ~5 Girl Frlcl1y;
2~ Unit or rnt1gy lnlor111 1I
2& Postal 5'1 To !hr
malr111! fnildt of
27 Pausr ~I Coin of
28 -·--Khayyam 1t1!y Z' Gravr ~2 h1dl 1n
3) Got go ing n1Uvt
35 Hrnisen's s1rv 1nl
81y Co. &4 Fo(a1 pofnt
~mployet : ~S Wron9:
2 words l'1tflx
'W>LI C~M JIST t!OE
ALOWG ···API OjECK
OFF THe STOPS /
i\'E ~ffN LOOKING Alt.
'Ill«~ n<E OU> TESTAMENT;
PJ<O r'VE FO<><P ABCL , M
l CA>tT FINO KEN ..
!'O "• •• • n T• ..... • "'O * ··-
Ll'I: AINB
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SALLY BANANAS
GORDO
MOON MUWNS
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'lll• 1>0cro" SA11> Yoo
SHOULI> REST, HON-!IM
<iOIN<;TOT~Dl>Y'S. IFYO<J
W,l.NT ME HOl>E, l>Oll'T
Hl'SIT,l.Te TO USE tHrs ...
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ANIMAL CRACKERS
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TtM S1UNll WO.. • • Ml.MUM ·
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By Al Capp
ly Gus ArTlola . . '.
By Roger Bollen
DENNIS THE MINACE .
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WlleN )C(J'RE HtJHGllY • .,
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Coast Area ·Men in Service Around the World ' SALE
U.S. Alt Forc;e F i r 1 t
Lleut>naal1l'olrlcl< T. C..-,
son ol Mn. Virginia T.
Lambert o( 2liO W. A1u-
wiro. San. Clem~. hu
r<eelved the ~
Flying Cross for extraordinary
achle.vemtnt in Vietnam.
Lieutenant Co none r
dislingui>hed himself as 1 c;.
7A Caribou llctical airlift
aircraft pilot when he new a
combat essential mis&ion to
delivor fuel llij>plles lo Tanh
Linh for I.he numtreu1
helicopter eperaUom against
enemy fortts in the area.
·Although tbe lieutenant en-
countered intense ground fire
and thunderstorm.a throu1hout
the day ~ successfully com-
pleted all his sorties 'Without
damage to hJs aircraft.
He was honored at McGuire
AFB. N.J., where he ntiw
serves witb a· unit of the
Military Airlift Command.
U. S. Air Force Serge:mt
Alleo R. Wlq, aon •f Mrs.
Clinton B. Wing el 4906
Garden Ave.. West Palm
Beach. Fla.. has arrived for
duty at Bolling AFB, W11ish.
D.C.
Sergeant Wing is a chaplain
services specialist in the 1100
A~ S... Wini al Bolling. He
prevloualy served at Keesler
AFB, Mias.
Beach.
His wUe. Nancy, 11 the
d.11ughter of reUred USAF
Lieutenanl Colonel and Mrs.
Carl F. Johnson Jr. ef 17331
Avalon Lane, Hunt In gt o n
Airman First C1ass Douala•
W. Sb.arp, son of Mr. I Id
Mrs. Richard C. Sharp of 263
E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa, is a
member of the 58th Tactical
Tr.11inlng Wing at Luke, AFB,
Ariz., that has earned tbt U.S.
Air Force Out.standlna Unl t Award.
Alrman Sharp, 1 fire pro-
tection speclaJlst, will wear a
dlstincfjve senilce rlbbon, to
mark his affiliation with the
18th.
Airman Sharp, a 1 I 6 6
araduate 1f Newport Harbor
High School.
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'American Dream' Reality Reversed
SKYLAB WORKSHOP -Conversion of a Saturn S-IVB rocket stage into an
orbital workshop for occupation by three astronauts is progressing at Mc·
Donnell Douglas Astronautics in Huntington Beach.
Huntington P1•ojeet
Skylab W orl{shop Beginning
W AllUINGTON f AP)
What do you call It when
substantial numbers of bright,
well educated, upper middle
clas.s white youlhs turn their
bac.ks on power, position and
wealth?
Sociologisls describe II as
"downward social mobility."
Others say it's tbe American
Dream Jn reverse.
Whatever you call it,
sociologists say it is clear that
a number or young Americans
are setting out on a course
almost guaranteed lo make
them poortr than t h e I r
parents.
Some are dropping out or
straight society altoeether.
Others are deliberately .seek·
lower paying jobs that provide
enough money to survive but
make mutimum demands on
one's time and emotions.
Just now significant the
phenomenon may prove to be
-and just how widespread it
is-no one knows.
"'There just isn 't any way le
calculate iL" said Pror. Peter
I.. Berger of Rutgers
University . ''It's only
guesswork and impressions
an d one always must consider
the possibility that the im-
pressions are wrong but my
hunch would be it 's in·
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI for storage of fresh water, About lW'l months later. a st-creasing."
lockers and compartments for cond crew would ride an In a New Republic article,
Aerospace engineers al Hun-storage of suppli-es for ex-A p 0 11 0 command-service Berger and his wife •
lington Beach 's McDonnell periment.5. M>Clologist Brigitte Berger of module to a rendeivous wilh • -I J d u · ·1 ·d Douglas Astronautics com-Some of these will in-l.Alng s an n1vers1 y, sa1
Pan". a•e "·g1·001·00 i'nlc,1·0, . I lh the workshop for a ~ay upper·middle class Youth
• I.II! ~ vestigae ear resource s stay.Athirdgroupwillfofllow II Id I'll I"· · wo•k on '"e Skylab O•bi·•·J 1 . norm• y woo 1 11e sc1en· u• .., while others wi I determ ine for another 56-day mission. 1·1· t h I 1 · 1 I a d Wo•kshop wh1'ch w1'll h' h l I .. t IC, e c no o I c n ow man reacts o ong ..... ura· Initially, tht Skylab will be anag•-·nt i'o"-n··'-~ to launched ,., t973 as the na-· d. m ""' ~ ~eu lion space missions, accor tng lauoched into orbit unmanned. keep the technological society
tion·s first space laboralllry. tc Fred J. Sanders, program Astronauts riding their Apollo going.
The workshop, \\'il h iL'i manager for the workshop. spacecraft will dock with it The fact that they disdain
Of .... 01lf"f 1"11•1 Sl•ff
have to be filled by someone has never teen before -large educated peop1t not being bet·
I scale downward mobility. ni.e ter off than their parents is e ae. u.i~ "The upshot Is iimplt: prospect ol. rtally 1 are e unprecedenttd in u-coun-numbers of young, w e 11 try." There will be new room at the1------------~--------
top."
The way I.be Bergers see It
ahead may Dot be so much a
"Greening of America" as a
"Blueing" as lower middle
cla!s and working class young
move up to fill the jobs by
youth who started above them
on the social ladder.
Another Berger. sociologist
Bennet Berger no relation to
the author of "Looking for
America." drew up th Is
scenario for the future:
"If we all survive, what will
happen will be what has hap-
pentd to other movements of
• America TV Service
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this type in tht past. Some will 1-:;=======:;::::;::::;::::;:::====:;:::==== get coopted and charged andr1·
others, some communes, for
example, w;u b e co m e
permanent u t o p I a n com·
muniUes. M06t will fail even-
tually.
"The bulk of the people will
either resume their middle
class careers &r they wi ll
bring something the country
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10.000 cubic foot livinjl and The three -man crew will in· and u"'e it for the ride home, those jobe does not affect the
working area for l h re e habiL the Sk ylab for up to 28 accon:ling to Dou g las society's needs. they said. All
astronauts. is the largest ele-~d~a~y::•~be':'.'.lo~":_'."~t~u~rn~i~ng~lo~e~a~rt~h~._''~po~ke:•~m~•~n~. ____ _:_ __ ~ll~m~"~n~s~is~l~h~a:l ith~•~io~b~s~w~l~ll~==========~~======================-1 ment of the Skylab project. 1•
Both the workshop and an
airlock module which will
serve as the life supp(lrt and
electrical power center for the
complex arc built by the Hun·
tington 'Beach finn for the Na-
1 ional Aeronautics and Space
Administration !NASA).
The workshop actually is an
S--IVB stage of the mighty
Salum rockel which is being
converted ror scientific duty.
Engineers and technician!
have already covered the in-
terior of the S--JVB liquid
hydrogen tank with 3.000
square fttl of insulation and
installed the metal beams and
grids for the floor! and cell·
ings.
Next scheduled installations
Jnclude the thrust ~tructure
assembly anri floor·tD-Ceiling
partitions \•;hich will divide the
Jiving and working area or the
workshop into an experiment
section. ward room. sleep
compartmen ts and waste com-
partment.
Other installations will in·
elude IO stainless steel tanks
Huntingto11
Fire Losses
Recorded
Fires consumed n ea rt y
$400,000 of Huntington Beach
property during 1970. causini;:
a per-capital loss of $3.36 to
every person living in the city.
Fire Chief Raymond C.
Picard said the Jossrs ~rr
about the same as in 1969, but
increased by about 18 percent
over the five-year average.
He pointed out t h a l
manufacturing plant f i re s
were declining but I h a I
residential losses increased a
whopping 90 percent uver the
fi\'e year average.
During 19i0. Pica rd said,
four persons lost their lives 1n
hlaze11. i n di r a l i n g 1he
nece.-.s il y of intensifyi ng lhe
public lire education progra m
and strengthening the fire
defense system
l\fcsan Honoree!
Elioor Rrisso daughter of
Mr. and tMrs . T. A. Brisso.
3209 Minnesota Ave .. Costa
Mesa has been named to the
dean's list of C oncorri i R
Teachers Collrge, Ri v e r
Forest. Ill. where she is a
sen ior.
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uone thing Wallswor1.h can't ata.nd around here ia
4franknesa' • • "
Ann Landers
Chicks In Need
Of Finer Feathers
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a teacher in 1
school that has no dress code. This is, please note, not
a high school -it is a junior high school.
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DAIL V PILOT JS
Calley Uproar c .onfirms Nixon Opinion
WASHING TON (UPI) -
The m1ssJve outpouring of
seoUment •ver the conviction
and IUe ~ntenct of U .
William L.. Calley Jr. for the
murder of 22 South. Viet·
n1mese civilians appean to
have confirmed President Nix·
on in a long-be.ld opinion :
Regardleu · of bow un·
popular tne war in Southe..sl
Asia is, losing Jt would be
vasUy mo~ unpopular.
The President long has held
what some considered to be an
exaggerated fear of nation-
rending ruction setting in if
the United States suffers a
defeat in Vietnam.
He is said to be convinced
that after six years of iD-
vesting blood, sweat, ptttious
lives and treasure ln Vietnam,
mo.st Americans might toler·
ate something less than vic-
tory to end the agony. nut a
humiliaUon would be followed
by an outburst of bittemes.<1
and recriminations that would
make the protests against the
war pale ln comparison.
The unexpected and un·
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precedented nooc1 of public
support for Calley was said by
some White Hou.!e advisers ta
substantiate thl! view.
It came primarily, but not
eicluslvefy, from the right
wina and suh!l&nlial portions
of the political center Nixon
counts as his prlmaey con·
stHuency. It was emotional,
not rational.
Nobody ytt has charged
Calley did not receive a fair
trial . The central
argument was that we sent
him over there to do a nasty
job and now we must stand by
him.
If this asseasment Is correct
and thil cauldron of emotion
bubbles just below t h e
surface, then Hanoi should re-
examtne n, policy of playin&
presidential politics.
Eaclt time President Ni100
ls reminded that he bas pro-
mised to btlnc the connlct In
Southeast Asia to an end. he
has replied that he ei:pects to
be held accountable for bis ac·
lions.
The obvious day of ac-
counting Is electlon day , 1972. l::;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i
The President no doubt mus tlj
reduct the U.S. role in Viet· WARIHOUSI SAU •
nam to a politically aceeptable K 01 CARP ·
level by this time. 11 would
save hlm much anguish if he
cotlld do It earlier -say, by
the summer of 1972 when the
political season is in full
flower.
But wh•t constitutes a
politically acceptable level will
be the subject of continuing
asses.!lments betw~ now and
then.
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There are 12 and 13·year-old girls here who wear I:=~~===========================================================~~ pants that are so tight I don't see how they sit down.
The sweaters on some of the girls fit like paper on the
wall. No bras.
Some of the girls wear false
eyelashes and paint their
eyelids green, p u r p I e and
what-have.you. It Io o ks
hideous. I sometimes wonder
if they leave the house looking
like that and, if so, whether
their mothers see them.
I have discussed this with
our principal. He aays the
school authorities can do
nothing. It's up to the parenl'!:.
Apparently, most parents
don't care. Will you print this
for the benefit of tht parents
who DO care~ Thanks -ST.
LOUIS
DEAR S.L.: Pareots who
DO care don 't need to set this
Jetter. Their 12-aod 11-year-
olds are not goln1 to 1chool
looking llke chorus gl.rl1. Tbe
parents who DON'T care are
unreachable.
Tbe best hope for these sad
little cblck1 11 to be set
slraJgbt by the gtrl1 tn tbelr
cla11es who want to help
th em.
DEAR ANN LANDERS'
Please eduate parents who In-
sist on butting inlo their
.:hildren's arguments instead
of letting kids settle things in
their own way .
I grew up In 1 tough
neighborhood where we all
fought our own battles,
Nobody's Pa or Ma got into
the act. We are raising our
children the same way.
Everything was fine until
this new family moved on our
block. The parents Of these
kid s are out on the sidewalk
constantly, arguing with other
children, acling younger than
the kids. They have telephoned
every parent on this street to
tattle. Last week the father
was over here and my hus-
band told him to gel lost. He
invited my husband out in the
alley. My husband told him in
plain language where to go
and what he could do when he
got there.
Please print this ~tier for
ALL parents to see. You
mighl be able lo gel through
since you have no 01 to gore.
Thanks. -TROUBLE IN
NEW ORLEANS
DEAR TROUBLE: Wise
parents 1t1y out of their
chl1drea'1 fights. Kids mast
learn bow to baodle their own
problems . lf Mom and Dad In·
terttde, the kids are denied
valuable learning expe.rlence1.
Mott kid problems blow
over aod the ne1t day all ls
for1ottea. But whe.a parents
get into the act, the ln)able
1et.s blown out of proportion.
I am cJ•d yon wrote. It gave
me an opportunity to ny
something that needed to be
said.
DEAR ANN LANDERS' 1
am only 16 but I feel like 90. 1
was one of those dingalings
who scuttled a guy because he
was "too , nk:e." I couldn't
stand him because he was so
pleasant. \'./hile he was knock·
ing himself oul being con-
siderate I had my eye on
another guy who was in-
differeAt. When Mr. Indif-
ferent finally asked me out, I
broke a date with Mr. Good
Guy and treated him rotten.
He stopped calling me and
began dating my best friend.
Mr. Jl'ft:iifferenl turned oot to
be a rat -interested in only
one thing. We bad a big right
and J kicked him out. Now I
wish t had my Mr. Good Guy
back. I could REALLY ap-
preciate him but lt'1 too late.
He and my friend are hitting it
off great and lam -EATING
MY l!EART OUT
DEAR HEART: No e1·
perie nce 11 a total loss if you
learn from tt. I suspect you've
learned plenty from this one,
so consider It tllltlon ta the
school of experleece and carry
on, Dell.
"The Bride's Guide." Ann
Landers' booklet. answers
90me oC the most frequently
asked questions about wed-
dings. To receive your -copy of
this comprehensive g u i d e .
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10 Countians Named
To Project 21 Board
Ten Orange County
rcsidenls have been elected to
the board of directors or
Project 21, a citlien
nrganiialion established In
1964 to promote environmental
e1cel\ence for Orange County.
John B. Lawson, executive
vice president of Philco-Ford
aerospace and d e f en s e
systems operations In Newport
Beach, hss been reelected by
the new board as president.
Lew90n, a resident of Laguna
Niguel , is founder of Proj@<:t
21 and has served as its
president since 1964.
New boord members
includ(': Jamc11 T. Workman.
Villa Park. vice president ;
llugh E. Halderman . SRnla
Ana . treasurtr : Norm An
Halus, Tustin, a ss I 1 t 8 n 1
treasurer; David S. Collins,
Anaheim, secretary and Mrs.
John Bryden, Fullerlon,
a!Sistant secretary .
Other new board memben
sre. Mel Ctcil, Costa Mesa;
Dr. Henry S. Kaufman,
Huntington Beach; M r 1 .
Doreen Marshall, Newport
Beach ; Ron Yeo. Corona del
Mar. and Fred Garcia, G1rden.
Grove.
Me1Jan Honored
Robert J.E. Blakeley. son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Blakeley
of 3064 Rnyce Lane. Costa
Mesa. has bttn named to the
dc•n 's list &I Cal Stile San
Btrnardino where he Is a
sophomore an major.
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SUND.AV
APRIL 25
By SYDNEY OMARR
Aries penoas are draw• to ""'°' oftea marry lJbr• and an &ood flauclaDy f o r
Pbcu. Ari<s II • plo_., wlll-
lq t. dart veatures, C•pllble
of following tbroagb ...i lou1b
utu,p lo wltllltand Pftlllll't.
Alret Uoald be cautious ta
dealln1 wttb Aquarha1, Cancu
and Capriconi. Good vlbra.
1ioas occur for Aries when
asaoclatin1 wtth Sagittariu1.
Some famous persons born un-
der Arie• include Herbtrt
Klell, Jackie Vem<JO and
1 Sarah Vaughan.
ARia (March 21~April 19):
Be flexible where financea are
concerned. Not wise to insist,
cajole and is.sue ultimatums.
You gain most by versatile ap-
proach. Sense of humor now
serves constructive purpose.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Make new starts in new direc-
tions. Tear away layers of
pret~nse. Tak e initiative.
Collect data ; base actions on
facts. One yoo respect returns
the compliment. Be frank ; ex-
press views.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20),
V"tSit one who is confined to
home, hospilal. Play cards
close to chest. Don't reveal all
you know. You can learn if
J'OU are a quiet listener. Be:
receptive, sympathetic.
CANCER (June 2lJuly 22):
Entertain at home. Repay
eocial debts. Be with those
who ffi\llY care about you.
Avoid those who merely use
you. Make amends to family
member. Home atmosphere
can improve. Help it aloog.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): Your
position oo many matters is
examined. Speak up but don't
offend oae who can aid cause.
Avoid argurr.enls on religion
and politics. One concerned
with law has much to offer.
Listen. '
" ~ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Zl):
Eumine motives, Ide al 1 .
Heed words or spiritual ad-
viser. Straighten out
misconceptions. Be s t r o n g
within. Plan ahead for travel.
education. Don't sell yourself
short on potential.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0cl 22)'
Mooetary relations with mate,
partner are emphasized. Key
rs to remember past obliga-
tions. Skipping essentials could
be costly. Know what you
need; discard nonessentials.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ):
Give special attention to mate,
partner, one who is closely
allied with you. You get .some
fresh ideas, material. Buy
what you need for future proj·
ect. Avold premature starts.
Study potential .
SAGmAtuUS lNov. 22·
Dec. 21): Intuitive qualities
come to forefronl Do what
comes naturally : don't at·
tempt to force issues. ~et
together with Scorplo in-
dividuals. You can share and
~Ive problems.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan.
19): G.;iod lunar aspect n.ow
coincides with chance to find
out where you stand with Jov·
ed one. Investigate. Don't be
satisfied to know , something
happened -find out why.
Young person will aki.
AQUA.RIUS (Jan. 2G-Feb.
13): You may be called upon
to run some errands. This
throws off schedule. bu t
domestic harmony demand s
that you go out of way. You
will be repaki. One you art for
will express gratitude.
PISCES (Feb. tu.larch 20\,
You wil lbe busy; there art
journeys. messages. Forces
tend to be scattered. There is
e1ement or confusion, but you
are happy, alive and hopeful.
Be ready for s ignifi c ant
changes.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY you will obtain
relief from recent pressures.
Key month is June. Finances
Improve: you •re able to get
what you need. You are a
spiritual penon. bat you seem
to attract -wllo wish to
lake odvonta(e of }OU. Belter
Umes ahead.
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CROWD PLE·ASERS -Paneho Gonzalez Oeft) fires to AJex Olmedo
durlng·their Friday exhibition tennis match at the grand opening of
the Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club. A throng of 1.888 watched Olmedo
\\'in a tie-breaker. 7-3, after battling to a 10-10 draw in the regulation
10-game pro set. And in doubles. Olmedo teamed with Tony Trabert
to dolvn Gonzales and Hugh Stewart, &-7, 6-3, 6-3.
Orioles Score
Six in Ninth;
Ri ·Halos 8-2 -'p ' '
By ROGER CARt..<;ON
Of 111e oa11y ,.1 .. r sutt
Ma1iaaer Harold "Letty" Phillips of the
CeJifomia .(ngal1 voiced surprise that
the the ball carried so well off the blaz..
ing bats of the world champion Baltimore
Orioles Friday night.
His team had just· been smacked by
thetiavadtn fl'OO\ 1t1arjland, 1-2, strelch-
ln(1be An'gelo' lmln& atrtek to IOU!')'ith ~ aid or Uir~ ho~s before _11644
at ·:uwon stadliim.
· •'lie ietback· ilroppOcr tho Halos foor IJ~S ,off. the. pac~ .of Am~rican r..ta.gue
W!.i\ 1eadei Oakland. Biit Ba!Ubiofe .skipper Earl Weiver . . .
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ha4 a logical answer f~ the ap1!3.renl
e8:5' in which lhe ball sailed out of .sight.
•·:Jbose guys (Dave Johnson ancf Paul
Blair) crushed that ball," said Wea'Yer.
Johnson's second homer of the :night
came m the niilth inntng, clearing the
center, field fence (406 feet), and snapped
1 2-2 standoff. ·
,.,, go! every thing I br.d on them.
"But l'm not getting any wild ideas,
1'11 just keep trying to ping 'em.'' said
John~ri afterward . the 23-year-old see-
ond· baseman is currently batting at a
.341· clip.
The usual singles hitter recalled the
tast time he had h.it t\\'O circuit blasts:
"That' was in 1967 when 1 beat Denny
McLain. 3-2. l got a letter from a Detroit
fan a few days later predicting I wouldn't
hit two more for the entire year -and
he was right." ,
The resume their series tonight 18) with
the An1els going with Tom Murphy ( 1-2)
cin lhe bill .against Baltimore's Mike
Cuellar. a fellow who has not Jost to the
An~el111 in seven lifetime verdicts.
KMPC (710) will air tilt> i!l~ue as \,•pl!
as S11ndav's 2 p.m. clash. Jn th11l one It'll
.be J im i\faloney for the Angels against
J im Palm~r.
Once Johnson had open~ up the gate~
!Jn the ninth. the Ori oles macle it look
easy with Mark BelangP.r's double off
Alex John500'! glove, a hit bntter. wild
pitch. two walks and Frank Robinson 's
singte turnin~ the game into a nightmare
tor the Angels.
The po~·er of the Orioles was evident
In the fourth stAnza when Johnson and
Blatr. a pair fl4'11 llenf'rally associated
with fu,. P llVV sfhlck~ lti::i~ arP 1•·irltl"'<i
bv Frank Rnbinson. J\nos;: Pn~·Pll . Brooks
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Bullets Get Back Johnson
BALTIMORE - Having s tarted
the National Basketball Association
champi0113hip series in their usual
fashion, it may be time for the Baltimore
Bullets to shoot for the moon.
The Bullets dropped a 98-88 ,decision tG
the J\1ilwaukee Bucks in the opener of the
best-of.7 finals aod will be tryiug to get
off the floor once more when the series
resumes. Sunday afternoon in the
Baltimore Civic Center. It will be tf:levts..
ed at 11 a.m. on Channel 7 in the
Southland.
Baltimore lost the opening game of the
Eastern semifinalg to Philadelphia and
the first two to' New York In the Eastern
finals before rallying to win as both
series went the full seven games over·
I
Dodgers ll'ln, 3·0
hauling tbe Bucks, who rolled up ii 66-i&
season record, figures to be much more
difficult, however.
Even though Lew Alcindor, the NBA's
most valuable player, was on the bench
for most of the first half in \\'ednesday's
lirst game at Milwaukee, the 7·foot-2
center scored 31 points and grabbed 17
rebounds. ,
Coach Gene Sbu.e admits the Bullets
were a bit flat after their emotkma,.l
linale against New .York-on Mood1y,<bu\
he didn 't use that as an·ex.cuse. .
Gus Johnson, who belP,td Baltimore to
victory in the final Philadelphia game
and then missed the first five gamu
againsl New York because of recurring
Cincinnati Bats Silent;
Osteen Throws 5-'hitter
CINCINNATI (AP) -Claude Osteen
cut down liard-biting CinciMati on five
hits and Richie Allen and Steve Garvey
drove in the only runs or the game I! Los
' ' Angeles beat the Reds, 3--0, Friday night..
After Pete Rose's leadoff single, Os·
teen , :J..2, mowed down the next nine Reds
batters and was never 1n trouble.
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April tt
Dodger Slate
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Dodgen •I Pltflburell ·5 11,m,
Allen 's run-producing line drive on se·
cond baseman Tommy Helms' glove
drove home Manny Mola in the fifth .
J\1ota and Willie Davii were on base after
successive one-out singles.
Garvey's two-run double followed walks
to Mota and Allen jn the ninth.
J\Ierritt, making his second start of the
year, held tbe Dodgers hitless through
the first four innings and gave 11p a total
of si1 safeties in seven innings.
The Dodgers threatened early when an
error and a walk put men at first and
second with only one out. But Osteen flied
oul and J\1aury Wills was robbed on a
run·scoring hit \•1hcn 'Voody WoocJv.·ard
made a diving stop of his ground ball
and then threw to first for the out while
itill on his knees.
Ostetn continued to show fine control.
walking noae. In his last 20 and one·third
innings. he has yet to walk a batter.
Meanwhile, the Dodgers were issued
seven walks.
The victory by the Dodgers was quite a
reversal from a year ago. At that time,
the Reds were dominating the National
League and they took the first five game.s
from the Dodgers as Los Angeles tallied
just six runs.
The Dodgers. now S-8, sent Don Sulton.
D-2, to tbe mound today to face the Reds'
Wayne Simpson, 0-0. Cincinnati is oow 4·
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. OJAI -Orange Coast College's Art
Rosetti and Mike Caro advanced into the
quarterfinals of the junior college division
or .the Ojai tennis tournament Friday
with eqy -,singles victories while the
doubles pair ,of Rosetti and Robbie Cun-
,ningham Ibo won twice. 1
Ro&e!U ~ <>fl · a Laney Colleg•
ioe, M , "1, Ud ~ Off a Los
Angeles City College opponent, ~2. 5-2.
Caro CSefeJated a flv.al from Rki Hoodon g.
I; g.3 and whipPed a·Cyp~ess fpe ; g.1, &-1.
RosetU and Cunniiig'bam tt~ed . to
oust a Laney pair. 6-0, 6-1 and then
routed an El Camino duo in tile
quarterfinals, &-I, 6-1.
• Emer1011 Defeated
NEWTON, Mass. -,Jahn Newcombe
dug in after near defeat and topped
Ocnnls Ralston of Bakersfield, &.-3, 3-6,
6-4 to· salvage a 1·1 tie for Australia Fri·
day night after the first round of the
~1000 World Cup tennis matches at
Boston College.
Jn tpe opener of the Davis Cup style
matches, Arthur Ashe of Richmond. Va .,
gave "the underdog Americans an early
jump by beaUng Newport Beach's Roy
Emerson 6-4, 7·5.
• Brult1• Do"'u Rivals
LOS ANGELF.s -GCLA's defendjng
national volleyball champions won all
three or their seeding.round matches
Friday and became the favorite in the
NCAA tournament .
The Bruins scored victo ries over the
other three teams in the tourney, bealln,e
Ball Stale er Indiana IS-7. 15-12 and
Springfield, Mass .. C-01\ege 15-3, 15-4 in
the moming round and then coming back
to whip UC ·Santa Barbara In an evening
session 15-11. 14-16, IS.-9,
Posey 2nd Among
S1u1day Qualifiers
RIVERSIDE -Top 10 qualifiers for
Sunday's L & M Continental Grand Prix
road race al Riverside International
Raceway :
Salut'ISIJ, Apr11 24, 1'71 DAILY l'ILOT J7
Barber Jumps
In -Tie for 1st
RANCHO LA COSTA .<All>
Veteran Miller Barber rtboW>dtd frOm a
triple bogey sevea on the tint bola Ind
retained a share of .the aecOnd-round lead
in the $165,000 MONY Tournament of
Champions Friday.
The ~year-old Barber bad a one-under
par 71 for a ~le total of 140 and re-
mained tied for the lead with Jack
Nici.la us.
Nicklaus also had 1 71 on the ~RD·
ding 7,114-yard La Costa Country Club
course that continued to fnuitrate U>e
field of 35 playerl\ 111 winners ~ major
tour evenU ln the last 12 mooUlt.
South African Gary Player bad a 71 for
141 and wai jU!t one stro\e back.
Masters cbarnpion Charles r.oody had
the day's best roundua &a, and was tied
at 1(2 with AustraHa°i Btuce Devlin.
Devlin had a 70.
Gene Littler, 71, Daft Stockton, 1'2, and
defending champlon Frank Beard follow·
ed at 143, putting on1y eight playen
under par after two rOund1.
Bruins, Ducks
In Showdown
Of Spike Power
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America's top.ranking dual meet teams
of 1970 and in strong contention to ri!peat
this year -that would be UCLA '1 un·
defeated , Bruins and Oregon's equally
unbeaten Webfoots -collide hud-on tttis
afternoon in a Pacific.a Confertnce
cinder confrontation in the W~twood
Track Stadium.
The 17-e\fent program gets under way
at 1:15 p.m. with the Jone jump featurlhg
no leiis than five performers who hive
leaped 25 feet, or better. The first race,
the 44D-yard relay, goes off at 2.
AdmiMion is $2.50 for adults and ti for
youths under 18.
UCLA coach Jlm Bush expects this J•
be the greatest dual meet held locally in
many years. "The Ducks have been
sayi ng they ire going to beat WI -<find
they a~ quite capable of doing just
that.·• Busn added.
Ttlere ire many outalanding m1tch11p1.
Take tbe long jump, the battle of:tbe 25 -
footers. UCLA 's .e~lfonll ptrlar1ntr,
James McAllster, .buJieen,aCused f.f'om
•pdng foottiall prlCllC* to (omplti todlty'
Before turi>ln& out fr.pld di1111'111mt
week, Jutnpln~ JU.1bd lltnmect the
track world by soar.Int' 27~lt ·to 1a1 ltap
that was barely fouJ .. HJs,legltlmate1btst
is "'only" 26-6\i, ·the world'• longest, t•
date, this year.
McAlister and his talented teammate,
Finn Bendixen (25-4'no), wW have to be al
their best to oulleap Oregon's terrific trio
of National AAU champion Bouncy Moore
(26-llh). Jim Barr (2M) and ROS!
Blackman (25-5).
And although be doe1n1t figure to get
any competition from the Brvtns,
Oregon's sensational sophomore .dflt1nte
ruMer, Steve Prefontaine, is reported te
be detennined to 'le1d sweeps for his
team in both the mile and tWo-mlle nuis.
" Pre-tourney favorJle Arnold Palmer
had a 75 -including a fat 40 on the front
side -and drifted back in the pack at
145.
"I missed three short pull.a," said
Palmu, the leading money winner for
the .season, "If J'd made those it wouldn't
have been a bad round. I'd have been in
pret~y cood shape."
But be didn't count himself out of It.
"You can come rrom anywhere on this
course and take over, but you've got to
have a good round to do it. If the leader
starts bitting it a little wild, weU, he
could shoot anything."
Barber. winner of the Phoenix. Open
earlier this year, started off as if he
couldn't shoot anything .
He pushed his drive into the deep
rough, tben pUt his 9eC011d in ·a trap Jn
front ot' the green. Be blasted across the
green into tbe rough, chipped too slrongl:ot
back across the green again, finally got
on in five and took two putts for a seven.
But he rallied qu ickly, reaching the
par-five second with a three wood second
shot and two-putting for a birdie. He roll-
ed in a 2().footer on the seventh, but a
wedge left him four feet from the flag on
the next one, then took coniiecuUve
birdies on the 11th and 12th.
He bogeyed the 16th when he again
drove intc the rough.
Nicklaus had his troubl~. too, taking
three bogeys on the front slde. One came
from a trap, another was a three-putt and
the third was when he drove into the deep
rough.
He got two strokes back with birdie
putts of five and nine par when he hit an
iron 41il feel from the flag on the 11th and
regained a share of the lead when he aot
a two-putt birdie on the 12th.
PANCHO LA COSTA -Second-round
scores Friday in the $166,00> MON'{
Tournament or Champions on the 7,114-
yard, par 72 La Costa Country Club
course: ,
Jack Nicklaus
Miller Barber
Gary Player
Charles Coody
Bruce Devlln
Frank Beard
Bobby Nichols
George Knudson
J;. C. Snead
Cesar Sanwlo
Huih' R'oyer
Muon Rudolph
Buddi' Allin
Doug s.nctm
Tommy ' Aafon
Dave"Hlll
&b LUM
Ken Still
H8rold Henning
Bob Murphy
George Archer
Tony Jacklon
Kennit 1.arley
Bob Goalby
Tom Shaw
Babe Hiskey
Homero Blancas
Dick Lott· em Garm1
Deane Beman
Bruce Crampton
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74+~142
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70.73-143
71-75-145
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77-70-147
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77-71-148
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74-74-143
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Bucks, Dodgers, Golf
Head Weekend TV Slate
Dodger baseball, the Tourn1ment af
Champions Golf ela1slc from Li coat.
Country Club in addition to NBA aM
NHL playoff games are on the.docket fur
television !ports viewers thll weete.nd.
The Dodgers wil l beam' a doubJehta!R!r
llere from CincinnaU on Channel ll'Sua.
day beginning at 10:10. The game of UM!:
wee k today at 11 :15 on Channel 4 ill an
American League encounter between the
Cleveland tndian.s and Kansas City
Royals.
It takes two to tango and it wUI take
two sets tG watch the NllA and NHL ac-
tion Sunday. The hock~y game wlU alt on
Channel 2 at 11 wltb the Milwaukee Buck
and Baltimore · BuOet encounter at lbe
same time on Channel 7.
Channel 7 also airs lh1 La Costa event
liye, beginning at l today and 2:45 Sun-
day . · '
The Will Rogers Stakes race from
Hollywood Park can be seen live at ·5
o'clock today on Channel·5 with the Tren-
ton 200·n1Uc Indianapolls·type car rice ,J,..a1n~o,.'t c'""' we"* nut ~I llif" '.17a.fn(l!
m::n·k in li!fl f!rlrl. 1''h!lr ~lflir'~ hMrn•r
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ear!v. ~l.i.".,i"C st<trf'"r Davi' ~trl\':1!ty
arn11nd with three solid hits in the fir!lt
ln..,in!l.
Edison Tabs Coach, A.D.
But McNall.v settled dnwn 11nd got
stronger at the game: wore on.
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By R(X;ER CARLSON
OI 11M Olllf ,llM Stiff
Vince Aiaro, the &-2, 208-pound assis-
tant who has loomed in lhe shadows
of head coach 8111 Vall for the past
two years at Edison while the Chargers
llave romped to 16 straight victories,
U the new Charger football coach.
The 32-year-<ild Maro was selecled
to guide the Edison ship .ifter Vall
ornclally took en assistant's job al Long
Beach Clly College the DAILY PILOT
learned exciWJively today.
John Myers, Edison's track bos.s and
11nother assistant to Vail the ' past two
yean in football, was named athletic
dlroctor.
He's expected to oontlnue In the foot-
Oall program u an aulstant to Aiaro.
And he wlll remain as track chief .
It wu Asaro who was responsible
for the defensive side of the picture
alGng with offensive duties in the interior
line when Edi.son went all the way last
year for the CIF AAA title.
"We're optimistic about next year.
We expect Mark Harmon to really pan
out as a qu11rterback and the teHm
coming back will hive a lot nf pride,"
Asaro aays.
"We'll have to cinch up the belt a
little because people will be e<1ming
after u1 though. 'How do you follow
an act like last year' is a comnwn
comment from people, but we 'll h&\'t
to wail and fff what happtns."
Asaro served under Huntington Stach
Hi9h coallh Ken Moats for five y1an
before coming to Edison and wu abo
v.-Teslling coach 1t Huntington and
Edison.
As for lhe offeralve side of the picture,
Ataro indicates the Chargers will be
going with the familiar I formaUon.
"There's no telling until you gel undtt
fire In regard lo •n offeiulve 1y1t'tm,
but Bill Vall has been I tremendoUI
influem-e on my offensive thinkina, '' ht
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Asaro prepped at Banning (Wllrn--
lngton) High whtre he was • t lnfle
win& center. JOHN MYERS
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Rustlers,
Bues Drop
Slugfests
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both came out on the sheet end of 1 pair
of baseball alugfe1ls Friday In conference
•ctlon.
Coach Barry Wallact's OCC Pirat.ea
ftU lo host Fullerton by 1 11..a counl while
F'ttd Hoover'• Golden West Rustlers
were nipped by invading U Harbor, 11-8.
The victory by Fullerton put it a game
1he1d al idle Cerritos in the wild South
Coast Conference race. Mt. Sin AnlOnlo,
1 7.3 victor over S1nt1 An•, ls 1 Y, b1ck
with just a week of b1seb1U left.
f'ullerton put the g1me 1w1y e1rly,
5C'Or1ng four in the fl.f'st and sll ln the .e-
cond for 1 10.. le.id. The Horoeb: totaled
20 hits for the day.
OCC collected 14 safeties with Pele
~jl. Danny Clark, Bob Leavy, Jim
Hav.•se, Jay l.AJve and Steve King getting
two each. Pljl and Clark had doubles.
Golden We!ll overcame a ~I lead with
two runs in the fourth and a trio in the
fifth for a &-5 advantage. But Harbor took
the lead for good with thrte tlllies in the
altth to win the Southern Califorr»a
circuit game.
Bud Bulling paced the Golden West at-
tack with a 400-foot solo home run in the
seeond inning, a dooble and a single.
Teammate Jim Hogan pounded out three
hits. including a two-base blow.
Pllcher Greg Henry contributed two
hita to tht RU!llers' 12-hit attack, in-
cluding a double.
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8-2 Setback
To Western
By HOW .utD L. HANDY
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The Western High Pioneers came out
swinging Friday afternoon in an im·
portant Sunset League baseball tncounter
":ith v.isitlng Marina High.
When the dust of battle had cleared,
the Pioneers had posted 13 hits on the
gcoreboard and gained an 8-2 decision.
The win moved Western into a second
place tie with l..oara {5-3} and left Marina
(4.3-1) in fourth spot, one-half Kame ou1 of
the· runnerup position. Anaheim leads: the
circuit with a 7·1 record.
The Pioneers had at least one base hit
tn every inning and put together a leadoff
triple by Greg LeMendola followed by
four singles and a walk lo score four
times In the SCC{)nd.
Mike Beattie, starting hurler for the
Vilcings, fell victim of the seeond inning
altack and before Brock Pemberton could
come. to his rescue, the dam1ge had been
accomplished.
lt w1s one of l~ day1 for the Yikes.
Ron Swan.wn opened with a single to
center field but was erased on the first or
three double plays by the Pioneer de·
rense. Pemberton followed with anotbtr
1ingle but the Vikes failed to post a score.
An outfield error and a single put two
runners on In the second but an attempl
lo score from first on an outfield bobble
was disitstroos when Tony Cresci was
thrown out at the plate. Another double
play ended the thrf'sl.
And 50 It went for thP. Viking!> who h.11d
Ill least one ba!le runner in every inning
but didn't sc:ore untll the sixth with the
gcore 8-0 against them.
The firsl run came on a alngle by Oa,,,e
Campbell. an lnfltld out and an error.
ln the seventh, Jim Caln garnered this
1econd hit of tht game, a clean single kl
rlaht. He ad\laneed to thlrd on an error
off the bat of Beallle and scored on a
1acrlfk:e OJ by Scott Whttler.
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Anaheim Nears Tide
For Flies at Saddlehaek Tars, Lions, HB By CRAIG SUJlFf
OI .. p.,u, 1"1111 lltlf
Ctaargea and cwnler ch•r&ea over
lbe dlunlual of Saddleback College ·
track and field coach Don Guyer a.re
being leveled.
Guyer, an instructor ror the past
two yeara at Saddleback, will not be
rehired for failing to follow collea:e pro-
ctdure, according to c o 11 e g e
1upcrlntendent Dr. Fred Bremer.
Guyer's attorney, Fred N. Howser of
Laguna Beach, called the entire lhing
a personality clash with Saddltback
athletic director George Hartman.
"Some of the charges were ao
plcayunish that it resolved itself down
to tht old statement of apparently his
lm:mtdlate superior, Mr. Hartman,
dJdn'l lik.e the way he parted his hair,"
Ho.wser tcld the DAILY PILOT
Friday.
Guyer requerted a hearing last week
after leamlng he would not be recam·
mended for re-employment for the
Jt71·72 school year.
At the hearing lasl Thursday and
Friday, Guyer was charged with ll)
the I.lie ol a achoo) vth.lclt ror personal
uae, (!) being abaent fnm claMt&
wlthoul proper author!Dtlon and m
obligating I.he facUitlel of the dlatrict
without autboriution.
None of the charges wu denled.
"All the testimony in the hearing
was that Guyer had gre1t ability and
was a devoted coach. He bid tremen-
dous support from his fellow eo11chea.
No one disputed that he wu a good
teacher," saya Rowter.
"The whole thin& rtVolvea: around
tht fact Saddleback COllege waa In Its
early days of organizltlon In stttlng
up rules or procedure. The whole
thing boll• itseU down to that fact plUs
a lack of communicaUori . Certainly
he had no desire not to c..wperatt.''
Howser oulllned the three main
chargea.
Concerning the fint: Howser said
Guyer used a car usigned to the
athletic department. "He we at a
'praclice and bad a ~meeting that night
of coachea who were attending a clus
1poD10red by Pepperdine College at
Artesia High. Not thlnking anything
11bout it at all. be requea:ted to take
Costa Mesa Ends Jinx;
Downs Eagle Nine, 1-0
By ROGER CARLSON
Of 1M DllfY 1"1191 l11n
coma Meaa High's varsity baseball
team ended a two year jini: Friday af·
ternoon in Irvine League action a~ Estan-
cia. beating the rival Eagles, l-0.
Coach Jim Hagey's invaders.
frustrated by ei:-Mesan Cal Shores on
three previous occasions, got to the
Eagles' hurler for a run ln the fourth in-
ning and iron man Dan Quisenberry
made it bold up.
The win pushed Meaa's circuit mark up
to w, equalling Estancia '.s 3-4·2 record.
Tritons Stay
In Contention
With 5-0 Win
San Clemente High'• varsity baseball
cont!ngent continue on the heels of
Crestview League pacesetter Tuatin Fri-
day afternoon with a clutch verdict over
visiting Orange, s.-0.
Mission Viejo dropped host El Modena
three games off the pace with. a 1-0 con·
quest in other Crestview activity.
ln a non-league issue, Pacifica belted
host University, 9-1.
Sophomore Rich Douglass spun a three..
hit shutout in handcuffing Orange to keep
San Clemente's Tritons a game off th.e
pace of Tustin, 6-1 winner over Katella.
Douglass struck out seven and walked
only two. Orange loaded the base!! in the
fourth frame for its only serious threat
on a single, walk and hit batter.
But Douglass got out of the jam and
the four-run second inning uprising by
coach Marshall Adair's crew was more
than enough..
The TriWns got rich when they ripped
Orange pitching with. a double by Mike
Kiernan, a base hit by Toby Reschan and
a walk to Ruben Paramo.
That loaded the bases and Pete Seller!,
Douglass, and Craig Anderson followed
with consecutive single., to end any
doubts.
Mission Viejo's margin of victory came
In the second inning whe'o Doug Citro
doubled to right center and came home
on Steve Ashcraft'! sharp single.
Rob Ferguson went the route for coach
Harry Hllke's Diablos. striking out five
and walking one (intentionally ).
C.oach Ken Tratar's 11 e n i o r I e s s
University nine dropped ilo; sixth straight
when Pacifica pounded out 13 hib: en
route to the easy win.
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the Mesans' 16 games and the last 13 in a
row, turntd Estancia away on slJ: h.its
and wa., backed up by an unyielding
Mesan defense.
His overall record is now 6-4-1 and his
e.r.a is 1.06 for 72 1-3 innings.
He sent Estancia doY:n 1·2-3 on four oc-
casions fWilh the benefit of a couple of
double plays) and was in serious trouble
only In the fifth .
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ners on second and third.
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slriking out the other -ooe of nine to go
down via that route.
Catcher Dale Kubeska personally kept
Quise nDerry out of danger in the sixth
when he gunl'led down Jim Schultz trying
lo steal after singling, then picked off
Jeff Zelsdorf after the latter had doubled.
Hagey 's crtw hid 1 chance to blow it
vtide open ln the fourth when the
Mustangs loaded the bases with none out.
Kubes:ka and Tom SampSQn sing~ and
Randy Embrey got on via a fielders
choice.
Kubeska, who doubles in track (51.5 in
the 440), came across with the only run
or the 92 minute struggle on Mike Allen's
infield bouncer.
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At Mt. SAC
By PlUL ROSS
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\VALNUT -Newport Harbor's Mark
Stevens continued his climb towards tt".e
Orange County shot put record Friday
night at the 13th annual Mt. San Antonio
Relays <'l!t he \ofttd the 12-pound steel ball
63-511 to capture the high school in·
vitational sphere event.
Ste\·en.~ began his weallhle!i!L week
Thursday night with a 62-1 heave in a
dual meet against Santa ,,na and his ef·
fort at r-11. SAC leaves him less than four
feel short of the county ~tandard of 87·1
established by Sunny Hil ls southJ)llw
Dave Muri>hY In 1966.
Friday's mark also moves the Newport
!ltrongboy just 14\i inches behind the 64--
7\la national seasonal best owned by
Essex Catholic's <Newllrk, N.J .) Rudy
Guevara.
Only • 5+51!r loft by Greg Cortina of
Hunn School in Princeton, N .J . separates
Stevens from Guevara .
Stevens was also a discus winner with I
1971 best of 174·114,
the car to thia clus of coaches.
Unfortwittely oo the way down, he
had a frMway acc.ldent."
Concerning the second charge:
Howaer said Guyer, right afltt Pacific
St1ndard Time went into effect. forgot
to set his clock back and therefore
missed an II a.m. cltu on Monday.
Drop Sunset Tilts
The third charge, aald Howser, con·
cerned a difference of opinion between
Guyer and Hartman over whether
Saddleback should host an lmport.ant
track meet aL UC lrvine. 1be matter
was rejected by Hartman, said
Howaer.
"The whole thing Is really an un.
fortunate thing. If Mt. Hart.man had
spent more time talking to Guyer
rather than writing memorandums to
Dr. Bremer, we wwld not h.ave bad
Oil!! problem," adds Howser.
A hearing officer is expected to
sustaJn or overrule the charges in the
nei:t week acairding to Dr. Bremer. A
decision is expected by May 7.
"After the ruling, the board (of
lrUJtees) will meet May IS to
determine if he will be relieved," says
Dr. Brewer.
GWC Fourth
In SoCal JC
Swim Meet
Pasadena Clty College maintained its
firm first place grib while Golden West
moved up to the No. 4 spot in the second
d8y of the Southern California JC swim
championsh.ips at Cypress Co 11 e g e
Friday.
The meet concludes today with finals in
seven events scheduled to begin at 3.
Prelims started at 9.
Pasadena totaled 118lh points after
Friday's competition, 22 ahead of second
place Fullerton. Then came Long Beach
(140¥.i) and Golden West (1271,1;),
The Wp performances for Golden West
came from Don Lippoldt, Greg Feinberg
and divers Ken Stanton and Joel Penne.
Anabolm Hl&h look 1 pant st<p toward
the S"-t LealllJO ba-U champion>hlp
Frldli:y with an elght·IMlng W victory
over invadlna: Newport Harbor.
'I11e victory put the C()lonlsts two
gamca In front of Loar• and Western.
In other Sunset tilt.a, boat Westminster
was beaten by santa Ana, 2-1 , and Hun-
tington Beach dropped a 7·3 declalon to
invading Loara.
Newport started out ln great fashion
again!t Anaheim, scoring five runs in the
first tW1l lnnlngs. But the Colonists ba.t.-
tled back to tie it and then won It in the
eighth oo a walk and a pair of on&<iUt
&lnglel.
Newport scored two lh the first on
singles by Rick Leonard and Stu Weedn,
a wild pitch. and Phil Metzg:er's twcrrun
aingle.
ln the second the Tara 1ot three more.
A single and a ground-out put John
Bowman on second and a fielder's choice
allowed Bruce Wingerd to get aboard.
A throwing error at second in an at·
tempt lo get Wingerd steallne; allowed
Bowman to score and Steve Hedrick's
one-base blow got Wingerd home.
Lennard then aingled to plate Hedrick.
Meanwhile, Westminster went down to
its 5ixth Joss in eight Sunset tilt&. The
Lions of coach Frank Munoz were limited
to five hits with Jesus Sanchez getting
two of them.
Westminster pic ked up its run in the
filth to tie the game on a pair of singles
by Steve Martinez and Sanchez and Craig
Lundgren's groundout lo short.
Santa Ana sCOl'ed the winning run in
the sixth.
Lundgren pitched well In defeating,
allowing five hits, striking out eight and
not walking a batter.
The defeat kept the Llons in the Sunset
cellar.
Coach Don Walker's Huntington crew
made a run at Loara In the fourth inning
wh.en sophomore catcher Steve Deeter
powered a three-run homer over the left·
centerfield fence.
His four-bagger knocked In Kyle Van
Amenfort and Bill Shubin who ti.ad walk·
ed and singled.
That narrowed the count to 5-3. but the
Saxons added a pair In the seventh to 1alt
lt aw•y.
toara had jum~ out Ul • 4--0 lead In
the first inning on four singles.
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O'Brien for third ln the 200 free in 1 :(9.6
with Craig Putnam of Long Beach City
College winning it in I: 48.5.
Feinberg finished filth in the 400 indo
(4 :45.9) and sixth in the 100 back (59.6).
CdM Trips Edison, 2-0;
Stanton was fourth in the one-meter
diving competiUon while Penne earned a
trip lO the state next week with. a ninth
place finish.
Orange Coast's top efforts came from
diver Jim Oberg (sixth) and butterflier
Chris Gammon. Gammon clocked 2:0&.1
to finish fifth behind John Topar of
Bakersfield (2:00.2).
Fountain Valley Falls,. 3-2
Golden West's Roy Buell had a sii:th in
the 400 indo (4:46.4).
Th.e Rustlers' 800 free relay team was
fourth (7:33.8) wh.ile Orange Coast placed
seventh (7 :39.1).
Other top performances from Golden
West came from Chris' Soughers (ninth in
200 fly in 2: 12.0) and Ross Mcintyre
(nintti in JOO brea!lt in 1:07.0).
Corona de! Mar High's Sea Kings came
through. with. a 2.0 victory over visiting
EdlJOn Friday afternoon to atay in con-
tention for the Irvine League baseball
crown and a possible bid to the CIF AAA
playoffs.
Fountain Valley's Barons, however,
dropped to 1he .500 mark after falling to
host Magnolia. 3-2.
Corona, with its victory, is now 4-3·2,
one game behind league lead ing Santa
Ana Vallty '6-3). F'ounlllin Valley is 4-4 -1.
Corona del Mar's clutch. victory, which
keeps coach Tom Trager's Sea Kings in
contention for a CIF AAA playoff berth,
was Jed by the four-hit pitching of Dave
VIias.
Vilas didn't allow an Edison runner as
far as third base in gamertns the
shutout, atruck out seven and walked only
one.
Coach Joh.n Cole's Barons had
Magnolia on the ropes with 1 two.run
bulge through four Innings.
But the hosts came up with three runs
In the fifth inning to overcome the
Barons' single markers in the first and
fourth frames. Bolh scores came after in-
ning opening Magno.Ila errors.
Magnolia's flrtworks c.:ime atio ut wh.en
Ron Salauir was aafe on an infield hit
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1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
S.rviee ind Parh for All Imported Cara
Modern 8ocfy Shop for All Cart
646-9303
OrJ11ge County's Urgest and Most 1'fodern Toyota ind Volvo De&Jer
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and 'Mike Simon followed wllh .an r .b.I.
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field to score the tying run and then
came around with the eventual winning
tally when the relay peg to third was
thrown awsy.
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APRIL SPECIALS
COROLLA 1971
SPECIAL $1871
VOLVO
1971 DEMO
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S.aturd•y, April 24. 1971 DAILY PILOT J 9
At OC Raceway Vanguards I Ll!G~. ~:'CE .~.-.... ~.~.N.~.~;.~. NOYIC• ':~~~ .. ~:r-,-1c_,.-!-.-.-.-.-.-,1 ----Ll!G--... -.-..... -N_OT_1_c_E __ _
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For Sunday Drags Road Play ~!!.:.,is..,. .. ="111~1~f ~::.~ '~~;~~~~~:I~ ":,~on;•ffl ~ •n •111 .. !.!~; ~j~~tlf1~.::'~.'~1:·"~! i~r~~!!~~:·~· :~7 .. '0tld\J' ... " ••
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•1111 lh• nl(o~tv WIU<ll•"· In Ille oll1c1 Ir ~~-~---SOulhern C alifornia Colle ge ot ,,.. ci•1t. 11 "'-1Mvt 1n11111c1 (OUl"t,., LEGAL NOTICE ~~.n~t•+;;•;,.,:,: 1:..1:~1 1111::'1'1 LEGAL NOTICE
Draa races, replete with
p r etty son.i and cheer leaders
waxing enthusias tic for their
h1':h scbool classm1tu com-
petini: for scholarship money.
Th•t'.s I.be p icture to be
piloted at Orange County
Inltrnltion.al Raceway Sund•y
when close lo 36 county high
IChools will be competing
unattached for $1,000 in cash
scholarship 1wards and 1n ad·
d itional $6,000 in merch1ndlse
prizes.
"This i.!J an annual event ind
one that bu been very popul•r
w ith the young people in this
a rea,'' vice pres ident ef OCIR
Mike Jones told the DAILY
PILOT today .
Gymnastics
Results
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.. Firsl prize Is $700 and s~
Cflnd ls S300 with the awards
beinR made d lrt.ctly In t h e
schools rather than the in-
d ividuals."
The cash awards are in 550
segments to be used for
scholarships of learn members
from the winning schools.
The merc ha ndise p r i 1 e s,
trophies and other gifts will be
made directly to the con·
testanls at the raceway Sun·
day .
So intense is the competition
that several of the sch ool
t eams h•Ye rented the drag
str ip during the l?ast w eek for
p r11c tice runs .
J o nes d idn't reve al the
names of the schools ge tting in
a \lttte extra <home wo rk) time
on the strip but indic1ted i t
might be jus t the thing Lo give
lht;m a slight 1dvant.1ge .
Competition w i 11 be ba sed
nn reaction lime at the
starting line and consistency
in 1oing down the strip rather
tban spttd.
The entries:
of Costa Mes.a boasts-11 11 ••tMnt """'· wlm 1111 '*""'''¥ ON i ALt •£flt . YWC"-•l, IO m. 11-r~I ........ II "'° Ol!l(I l•I Jiil ! I I Oll"tl" 111 l
outstanding tenn111 r~nrd this .. hit •llor,,.,~ .. ltOl !.AlSON. t'OW5Elt IUl'•1t101 COUIT 01' TMll .. ·.:.:":1c'!:: :.:,&:I Vt•ll:'..i ':::::-:..~ ,,,,',,',',',,"°, .•• ~·.· .... , ••••
I · I no match In 1. GAlltLAND. ,,.. c1m""' o.-1w . 1Y•TI" 01 cAL11o•N1• Po• , .,, , ., ., ,.., ,.1 ,, y~ar, 0~1ng on y 0 Ntt11-I leKll. C•lllorlll• '™'3. Wllltll 11 '"'COUNTY o• OltAMGI ~1c.:.:1c If~: . .;. Conl ... I. ::."b'I" ~.11 t1 ''C'TtTIOUI l'lltM ltAMI
nine outings, 1111 1111.1 o1 tiu11.,.i1 .i 1111 ~r.c1e•1itnitd 111 "'· •..inn 1111 o. ... r1 ..... r11 .,. Al<-ll.r 1, .. ,... ••ll. llM
Th l d Will be the •II m.ttU I lf'tllln!llO lorn •• ,, ••• ol ·~Iii HOTtCf 01' HIAltlltO 01' l'l'TlflOM Con1.,,1, lllJ 0 lllH!, 511(ffl'I""'"· TM U""tf•l•nt<.! ISi ht .. b'I" ,.,111y 11111 a ~ecor on Mcl'dtn1, ""''"1" lour mont111 olllf" 11>1 "0 1 l'l;OIAll OI' WILL AN O l'Olt Ct lliornli tsau. '° •• 10 ., •«•lved lhtv I•• c-u~llnt • Limit" l'•ttntrilll•
line dur in g the next week a s ""' PUbllC1llg.n Gf 11111 J>0!\(1. LIT"T••' ''''AMIM'TAIY Wllhln • CllYI "' Ill• dll• .... ··-MCI but lntH .. Hl'tt (hlll""' ,,, .. !.
P I P k t k th D•!tcl Aprll U. 1t1' Ei1•1• ot ALFll.EDO l'ALLAOINO • ..,.,..ll•t ... ,, tin! -1"1!, t!ill"' W~otmln•!~, (•lllor11I•, llMtr I "•
coach au ea a es e c u 1 T.111,, DICoiHd. """"°" ttr 11or11111 11 ••owl<IN.., 11,.. 11c11n111• '""' "'"'' 11 •C Ls A
Vanguar d net squad on a n !.~KlllOf GI .... Wiii NOTICE •S HE llEll V GIVEN ,~., n ••• , .... 1 ....... ,_ llQon~ ler thl INYtl TMEN'T COMl>ANY ""' ""' .. i..
• Of me •bov• n•m"" tltt!'llMI ILF•EO J05El>H l'ALLAOINO. Jiit , ,,,.. Hit ol ·~lk 1>1-...... Tiit 10"" ol ll•m II CO!TI PO-ol 1'-t fotlO .. !M --·· e longa ted trip lo O klahoma •o•l•'TIOft. HOWlllt & OARU.HO "ltd l>t•tln I p.atl!IGA IOf 11100111 el wll! ,,..111.111.,.. m•Y IMo Olll•INd ,..,,, lllW Of. -nemes 111 1\111 I ncl •l•Cn "'
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play a matcb every day fer s ix T•h ~ ,.., 111•1tw• .... 11w11ro. 111C1 1~11 "'' '''"' .. 111111.,.,... 0 ,_, c-1 o.11v l'•ior. IALPH CLOCK. um c11111,,..1 •-¥• Iv f i tarltr 1nd 111<1 ol 1H:1•l111 tht 1tm1 h11 lltt" " 11 1, ltll t»--11 llftel. W•tlmlnolff, Ct llllf"11l1
days. l'ullUM'IOll Or•-Cotll 0111, ,.Jtvl "'' •or MIV I). ""· 11 t ;JO •. m .• 1 .. -.... • Ll"'ll"" "''"""'"'
The lrip hegins today ln San •Prn 11, 11 ,.,. M1v 1, 1. "" '"·" courtroom o• o. .. tm ... r No l .,. ''"' LEG .. NOTICE •OllElltT c. I ELLl!llY. is• 1t1m1111 . coutl, •I 100 Civic Ct n"r 0.lvt Wi ll, In tu.; •• ....,,, L-111<1\, C1IU1f"nl1
Diego where the Vangua rd LEGAL NOTICE ,,,. c11y of sin•• _...,., c111iwn11, "· w. !'OWERS. ~1 •-"' O•lv.,
netters tangle with USI U .... ,,.. 011"'.:~1 rr ~~N. c••T"'tC•;:
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(forme r ly Cal Wes tern) Sun· c•11t1'u••t•"Te 0" iusiMits. c ....... 1~ ci.r• l'ICT1"Tlout NAMI" L-11te1>. c1111or .. 11
. . '. •IC'TITIOU1 NAMf l'LUNl(fTT .I 'LUNIClfT 'Thi u...,.rde...., 11o <lftl!V "111' l'I LEONAllO l't AL. i.ttl 11111 .... lll day WilJ be ln Off day With • Til1 ufldtllltMd Mtt <trll,, hi la Ill Ollw Av• <-..Cl!... o 11U1I""'' II 1171 E.1•1 0•1•1. HunU""°" 91M.11. Ct lllornl1
h l lh U · It I <_II.,. 1 ltu1l"'n ti 1UJ Nlllon.t l • ~F-S!<o•I• lanll An1, (1\lttrtll1 MAllllY GlllSHI NSON Jll •11 mate a e n1ve rs Y e ••t~ cot11 M11•. c 1111ornl•. 11-• ..,. l'.o ... s Ht -· _ o<1u1w1 11,m ..,,... GI 1. ,...,c oi1 ... s""' s1 L11111 M11;....r1 ..i1JO
Tulsa M onday. lk 11tl1U• firm n•IN ot WALL WOlltLO """tlfltlon 1•"11• Ct!llt•"'• t:1•41 l Ol;Y P'AllOONS. J. 'THE •.t.CTOll Y JACDuELINlf 1;, !M11N, 1111 1 ... 111, , .11 Q J ASSOCIATES 1111! thot u lol llrm h 'Tolt 11111 IM--lt>I 0"' »t•ll F•SHIONS. 1tld 1~11 11lct l!•m 11 -(i1ro1n Grove, Ct lllornll
Tuesday it w I be ra tom-Kl 11 1"' 1o11ow1,.. Pl"OI'· -· .1n.,,..y, l<ff; '"II~• OOlltl &1 1~1 1o1-1n1 _.,_,,, .. ,,.,, M, A MAltSH. 1u 1 1 •¥t nt 111o111.
Roberts College (alse i n"""" In 11111 •nd 1toco ol rn l<tt<IC• 1'~~11-O••llOI Co-o1• 0•11• 1'11cr1 n1,.,., In '1111 •""•~•of ruldfnet or1 ltn• •••c~. c 11110r,.11 tOllU
II to lolfaw1· A1t1! J•, U '"" Moy 1, 10'1 lol 11 01 IOM .... 1: JAMES Y. ll!:YAN S, lll&J Cllro"'t~t Tuls a i !Ind Wednesday, a te n· lltaym-Ectwlld S<ll&fl, JIU NI· Ml Dorl I , Oovl .. I W. JunlfltrO. 5tr•I. WurmlnolU, (1Ut0tnlo ttW
taliYe matc h is scheduled w ith 11""•1 ._.,, • Cmr• Mti•. Call• LEGAL NOTICE s.n c i.men11. C1111. O.t.YID IE. COMl5. nis Chortf . . . O•lld Mire~ 11 , 1t l1 __ __ Mr. JK.k Mllll•, f\J 'utlllo, ._.,.,...,, LllM 1••~11. Ctlltor"ll !'CI01
the Un1vers1ty of Arkans l s In •av E Scl'lon 1_..11 llll '1111er10ft, c 111t. LEWIS N. H1 NDLl!Y. Jlt , u lt F lt "IJ Siii• GI Co!llOO"nl1, Oran .. (ounrv: UJl'll;IOI COUil 0, 'THI' 0t1t<I Morrell ti, U11. C"""'°"lo Drlwt, Lill.-. Ct llfMlll• aye CV\ e. On ..... u 1. 1'1l. w ta.ro mt •• Notl'Y l"F•TI 01' CALll'OltNI• l'Olt ()on II. O•vh ,.,11
Two matc bes conclude lhe l'ullllc In I nd for ..... ,,,,,, 11•ton1ll'I lHll COUNTY 01' OllANGI Jt<k w. Miiie• M, llUR'TON HOltN, flrrt Olltrtll .. . 1•11••KI 1t1vmond Ed .. u d Scholl. 1U1 ~llft 111 C1lllo•nl1, O••"'• (ountv· l•hmlln9!0<i I••<~. c111,.,,.11
road trip Thursday i n N•llonal .... ,...,., CO•!• M•••· Ct ll!.. .. •. A·it1JI On M••<I• Ji. IOI. bllo•t "''· I HINRY H. (LOCK. •ld l'IM ........ u. Ollt!Mlt 'TO 'HOW CAUSI • ' Missouri. In lbe morning k""""n 10 m' 10 111 the "''""' Wl'IOH ,_01 CMANOw 01 Nf.MI Notorv Pu1111c In ,,,. to• 11111 111, Lono •••Ch, c 1111ornl• '*'
, , J flll"'I 11 lut!Krlboed lo !ht Wlll'lln In· In tilt Ma!ttr Of '"' ,t,pplltlllon ot Pl"on•ll'y llllltrld Oon I . D1vl1 1n4 AIC IO E, MITllMV•A, 1~1 Ottnlf SoCal will face E. v a n g e llrvmtnl •I'd Kt-ll'dttd 111 t •Kulld MICHAEL JOHN MUtPHY F Cll " JICk Mlllor -...... n lo m• •• .,.. "'' Gr-Av'"'"· HIC!trllit• Ht!t~I•·
Coll · Sp · .,,. Id d · "'' ""'"· 0' 1 90 NriOl!t -·• "'""' lft tllltKtlbff Ct!!ltrn11 tn~ ege In r1n6.ic an ln IOF•ICIAL 5EAL I o! Nimt. '" •n• wllllln lnllrum•"' •ncl t<k-looctt· ••Ll'H C.LOCK
the afternoon it will be MAlll:Y IETH MOll!TON Tiit fPOllClllO<I ol MICl'lAEL JOHN td IMV ·~tc:uttd !l>t """'· Gtntr•I 1'1r1 ... : • Notary ,.ullll< • C11nornlt MURl'MY lo< <l'li nte ol name. hovlnt (IEALf lltA LPH CL0Ck,
Southwest Baptist College flf ,.,1nc:1...,1 Ottkt 1n """ lllld •n c .... rt. """ !t •co•••l1>11 """' J..-nn. M. AM111r-. _..11.,,,., in It<! IOI' • B J"V r Ortnto Couf!fv ••kl ••PllC11lon 11111 MICHAEL JOHN Noll•V l'ul!lk Ll"'lllCI l'tllM"
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Jt DAILY PILOT
Allard, Owen, Pearlma11
Winners
Radio, TV ~Trust' Vrged
Pilot Reveals Euterpe NEW YORK (API -Poul
A. Porter, wOO as chai.rm1t1 of
the Federal Communications
recipients of Geqr,i;e Foster
Peabody Awards In
ceremonies here.
By TOM BARLEY
Of ... ~IY l"lltf Sl•ff
Q:lnunission under President~~~~~~~~~~~JI f\'rank1in D. Roosevelt wa,
known as a tough regulator of
broadcas.ing, has urged the
permanent award ot licenses
to radio and television ata·
lions.
gjdo Th1J 11 the third year cf our Euterpe awards and by
far the most difficult for this critic in terms of selectillg-
tbe recipienta of the DAILY PILOT trophie5 from the mul-
titude of candidates produced by a memorable -and not
yet concluded -1970-71 season.
out there will be rew who will quarrel with our choice
for the DAILY PlLOT's man of music In this waning sea-
IOQ. He has been very ck>6e lo the top of our personal
poll in arliu years but his contribution lhi! year has been
such th.at b.il claim for recognition can no I o n g e r be
Ignored.
Porter, now a member or
the Peabody Awards NationaJ
AdVisory Board, c a I I e d
Wednesday for a "bill off
rlght:i for broadcasting" as
Peabody awards went to two
controversial documentaries.
And 80 our first Euterpe goes to Allard, the gifted
baritone who somehow find! the time. despite ~e. many
duties hnposed on him by his work on UC Irvine s A~ts
faculty, to give the polished recita~s that have won him
90 many friends and direct the Irvine Master Chorale lo
lta presenl ~ ~on.
"Let us remove the sword of
Damocles that is now suspend-
ed over the broadcasting
media In the form of the
lhrte·year limitation on
licenses to broadcast," Porter 1"' H•••• Hid. "DARLING LILI"
He deX'rveS1he Euterpe for his work on the ch~rale
alone. The ensemble, under Allard 's baton, has en1oyed
1 magnificent season.
MAURICE ALLARD CLAUDIA OWEN JOSEPH PEARLMAN
CBS' "The Selling of the l~~~~J~,,~,·~·~,.~~~·~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pentagon" a.nd N BC ' s
"Migrant" were among 18
ON TO THE Euterpe that honors the first lad~ of mu·
aic on our Orange Coast cultural scene and, again, there
hu betn no more difficult deciaion in the history of the
Euterpe contest.
For all that, no one has laid a better claim to such
recognition than Mrs. Claudia Owen of Newpo:t ~ch.
Thia stalwart of the Orange County Philhannon1c Society
bu served as chairman of the organization's Youth Con·
certs oommittee for the past two years and she has earn·
ed the admiration ol all who has been familiar with her
aterllng W<>rk in thlii field of music. .
She follows in the footsteps of Worthy Euterpe win·
ners Jean Tandowsgy and Adrianne Geiger to take her
richly earned Euterpe for the 1970-71 season.
This season hu produced our first double winner but
thoee who travel the musical beat with us will fully agree
that our selection for the musK:aJ organization of the sea-
10n is a wort.by one and, looking over the reviews of the
past season. due recognition or a group of very consis-
tent performers.
WE HONOR, THEN, the Orange Coast College Com·
munily Symphony Orchestra and its distinguished direc-
tor, Joseph Pearlman. While other community ensemble,11
have been folding under the financial pressures that i;hould
not be allowed to plague such organizations, Pearlman and
his fine orchestra have been expanding and raising the
standards of the ensemble to the point that brings them
this second Euterpe.
lt will be a star-studded gathering when we join them
June 6 lo present this new Euterpe. For Pearlman and
his leader. Adrianne Geiger. both hold EuteJ'J)e3 in their
own right and the orchestra's soloists on that dale will be
Kate and Tom Whitney, the Corona del Mar pianisU who
so deservedly shared a Euterpe last year.
Youth is very much in our mind this year as witnell·
Roso lino,
Bellson
At College
11ed by the Eul.erpe destined for Mrs. Claudia Owen's side-
board.
So it is with our award for the best concert of the
season. It goes the way of the Orange County Youth Phil·
harmonic Orchestra and they get it for their aplendid con-
certs of January 24 and January 30 -the latter In the
Huntington Beach High School auditorium.
IT WOULD BE foolish to assert that it was the best
concert we attended in terms of proficiency and technical
achievement. But we were astonished and delighted with
the performance of these youngsters and, as we have said
before, made well aware that the future of music is in
very capable hands.
A1any youngsters from our Orange Coast high schools
are members of this fine ensemble and it is to their credit
and those who have directed them in their efforts that thiii
first season should bring them a Euterpe. It will not be
begrudged by more mature organizations who have deJiv.
ered individual performances that stand out clearly in our
bulky file of clippings.
Our last trophy is a special award and it is Jong over-
due for an organiz.ation that has labored long and hard
to ensue a now of top flight artists to our area at the com-
munity concert level.
It's Euterpe year for you hard drivers of the Harbor
Area Community Concerts Association and your name will
be on th.e hardware we hope to present to your prtsident, ~r. Daniel Wulff and his lovely wife and co-worker, Bon-
nie.
Academy Award Winner
Best Actress
GLENDA JACKSON
ALAN BATES OLIVER REED
GLENDA JACKSON r JENNIE LINDEN
D. H. LAWRENCE'S
"WOMEH IH LOVE "
.............. ""-"' ~-LARRY KRAMER KEN RUSSELL
---fl ...... ., ROY BA IRO MARTI~ ROSEN COLOR by Deluxe:
JRJ-..:.:::::=:o\-llnrl8d Arhlts
-ALSO PLAYING -
The Great White Hope;·
Starring James Earl Jones, Jane Alexanaer.1
Produced by Lawrence Turman. Directed by Martin Ritt.
Screenplay by Howard Sac•ler based on his play
"'odlltld 1111 tl>c! ~Yon. S11ae bJ kt!....., l-PAtt.WIS.IQN9CoklrbyD( l!JXE9~ Jazz trombonist F rank
Rosolino and drummer Louie
Bellson will perform with the
Concert and Stage Bands at
Santa Ana College Sunday in
Phillips Hall at 8 p.m.
"Rosolino is one o r
America's m<>St gifted
'Apple Tree'
Opening Set TOO GOOD TO MISS!
I•
newpor each
Stort1ng at ontv $175 a month. you can deal yo.Jr·
self 1n at the top of BeochLMng EnJO{lng a rrew
Uuty aponrrent ard a private membeMip rn
cu be0ul1ful Spa. N thi~ S750.000 c!ubt'o.lse
fac1l1ty is a fully eqJ1pped cOrditianing roan,
paddle ball COJ1s. saunas. steam re.oms.
massage ard.Jacuzzi tx:nra. VVe also hove
7 swimming pcx:ils ard 7 ltghted tennis COJts .
\Vl1h a tull-t1rre professional. U5e ol alt focil1t1es.
is irck.ded in VoJ rent. Ard otwovs there 1:; tre
tun of meeting rew people and enJO;'Oble
SOCIO! and recreational aclMt!e~
Fron bod1elas to fOM'I hoJ5e~.
We rave a complele ooa; o1 spo~ling """'
apartments to shcwVoJ ~·From Sf75 ICY o
canfotct>le tx>chelcr. up to ,)450 fOf a 3-bedroom
2-stay towri 1-o.Jse. In between is a W'de chOice
of 1-ond 2-bedrcom plans. All apartments have
electnc kJlchens, private patio or bolconv.
capet1~. dropenes. Scrne ope1rnents ore
1um15hed. Po~ing !fl wbterranean With elevotois
The nome of the gome is oonvan'ience.
We're beoutifult'/ situated in Nev-'001 Beach. h:gh
on a bluff o.ier\ock1ng Nev.pat Bnv M1:""AJ1es
close to beo&es, onctoroge~. re~t6uran~s.
induSl!y. the I.Cl campus ord w1i"11n walking '! distance al fashion lslard. We ~ ru a ..... n p.n.....,.. 1u11·1ine fC(Xj maket. drv clears and beauty
~ sokln right on 1te >Lemise•
\~'re at the intersection ot Jarnt:::ocre al"'d San
.k>oquin Hills Roads. iu:r raM ot f osh:on
lslord. Frcm the San 0teg:) Freewa :.
Jun elf at .Jamboree RoOO MOO-ooortrrenl' ~nfrcmQom tn6pm.
0-coll (714) 644-1900 fa "'°'ng ,n1c,m<)tcn
showman as well as a fine jazz
trombonist," SAC band direc-
tor Ben Glover declared.
He has performed with
many famous bands in-
cluding Glean Gray, Gene
Krupa, Tony Pastor and Stan
Kenton. He has backed up
such singers as Mel Torme,
June Christy and Sammy
Davis.
Bellson remains one or the
most technically astonishing
drummers in jazz. He plays
with enthusiasm, a consistent..
ly driving beat and an unusua l-
ly tasteful solo style. His
simultaneous manipulation of
two bass drums at an in-
credible speed is one of the
most popular features of hi.~
work. He is currently fea turtd
on the Pearl Bailey TV Show.
The SAC Stage Band, the
"Don Beats," which just
recently toured the military
bases in the Hawaiian Islands,
will perform with both artists.
The concert is open to the
public. Donation for all seats
is $2. Tickets may be purchas-
ed at the College Bookstore
i547·9561) or at the Garden
Grove Music Center in Garden
Grove 1537~76).
"The Apple Tree." the se-
cond produclion of the current
season for the Sayers Players,
will open April 30 at the
Hollywood Center Theater.
1451 North Las P a Im a s
Avenue. Hollywood.
The play, produced by John
R. and Sandra Sayers and
directed by Thor Nielsen will
run Thursday through Satur-
day evening with curtain at
8:30 p.m.
"The Apple Tree," a look at
man's eternal itruggle with
the irresistible temptress -
woman, is based on sto ries by
Jules Felffer. Mark Twain and
Frank R. Stockton. The play
wa~ written by · Jerry Bock
and Sheldon Harnick, whose
credits include "fiddler on the
Roof" and the recently
acclaimed "The Rothschilds ."
Zerbe Signs
HOLLYWOOD I UPI)
Anthony Zerbe signed for the
starring role of an American
Indian in "Som!'Dne to Watch
Over Me.''
NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES
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ACADEMY AWARD SHOW
Winner 8 Academy
of Awards
INCLUDIN5
BEST PICTURE-BEST ACTOR
GEORGE c. scon PATTON
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The Year's Most Accla imed Motion
Pictures Are Now Al An Edwards Cinema
• Mii ""'· ·2nd Hit· Jotk Nichobon ond
Sorbfo Strei.and
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YOU CAN SEE FOHYH"
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Stars.: Rod Steiger • Christopher Plummer Show
Also Jock Lemmon . Catherine Oen&uve In ''THE APRIL FOOLS" {GP) Rated (G)
Winner 9 Acad•my Awards l11cluding -BEST PICTURE -"PATTON "
BEST ACTOR -GEORGE C. SCOTT -BESTSCREENPLAY -"MASH "
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Second Banana 'AU Over' Debuts
Serious Comic New Albee Play Intriguing
By VERNON SCOT!'
HOLLYWOOD !UPI) -1'<11
1 man he Isn't hand so me,
inform him that his physique
is poor, hint that his hair ls
thinning, but never Indicate
that he has.no sense o( humor.
That is, unless he is a
comedian .
Professional comedians lack
a sense of humor in the
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By JACK GAVER 111 theatrical effectlveoeu. An photosraphm waftf!!I aallldt
convention.al sense because .. 11., lcul ·~ .... for h'-•-ath. the see thin f bout NEW YORK (UPI) -In equ.u.J ca a-.. re.,_nce w Qlll
Y " no I unny a In the case of "All Over" Is --•·ath.watchen -"· their tjualness. "Tiny A.Ike" a few seasons '111: Ull -· uw
Take Jack Benny, Don back, playwright Edward damasing to a play that does coldly proper, 1tatul-c0nlcloul
Ricklef. Don Adams, Bob Albee ventured into the area have a fair amount o f wife of ~ 40 yon, the New•~. Danny KAye, J•....v 1ensl.Uve and p er c t p t I v e rather earth)' m1ltma of b1J .... -·,, of the "mystery play" -,.. t• bll •h•..tut•h Lewlf.t Rowan and Martin, wrJUog, that deliven two pa.. " yws, ·-•J"' Red Skelton, Jackie Gleasoo that's in the relljlous·morallty daughter and ton, hll best
and tieorge C. Sc!ott (well, sense, not the whodunit thing tr emend o us fem a 1 e friend, who la the family
forgr( the latter) away from -and almost everyone perfonnances and la most lawyer, and h1I doctor and
an a•-"ience their humor ebbs. admirably dlrect.d by str nurse. ..,. wanted to know what .it was Two-ezceptlons are Bob John Gielgud. More knowledge about this
Hope and Milton Berle. Humor all about. J am sure that Albee has all man would mate much more
la so piuch a part of them that Not that this r e a 11 Y sorts of arguments u to why underatandable the Jove-bat•
they iind It difficult to open mattered. Jt was an enigma, "AU Over" should be the way rparrlng among the watchers.
their mouths without allowing perhaps, but • fascinating one It Is. I am jmt as aure that The wife lone ago reconciled
a quip to e.scape. for thOR with the sense to these could not change my hers.ell to the mi!treu, she
1be same holds true for acctpt it on Its own tenn1. oplnlon. hatea b er non-conformist
actors who play comedy. An Now, Albee ls In with "All "All Over" 11 about a death· daughter {and vice versa ).
ezceUent ezample is Harvey Over" at the Martin Beck watch by relatives Md others The !Oil is a nonentity. The
Korman the v e r s a t i J e Theater, and the question this Intimately cmnected with a daughter bates the miatress
funnyD).111 or "The Carol D.ltLY f'ILoT , .. "....,. time, 90 far as 1 am man, never seen, who ill about more than her motbe:r, if that
BumeU Show." Oriental A. rgument concerned, is WHO Is II all "'•'Jllte. '!be only thing you it poalble.
Konnan takes his j o b about, and I think that in this are pennltted to know about The nagglnc quesUon ls why
seriously after four years as Bruce Campbell Oeft) assails Bob McCaa for disturbing his res t in a scene case the question matters a this man ls tha t he b an these people are a1 they are'!'
second banana on the defunct great deal. utrtmely we a 1 t by and The dying man II the key, but
"Danny Kaye show" and four from "Rashomon," being presented tonight and three more weekends at the The calculated mysterious.. powerful individual, important the plsywrtght never pull the
ye•l'1 with Carol. H untington Beach Playhouse. neas of "Tiny Allee" enhanced enough to have reporters and tey into the lock. Two or three times a week ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-1·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--'~~~~-'--~~~~.....;.~~~~~~~~-
Harvey finds himself playing
Carol's foil in some of
tele+islon's best sketches.
"If I'm successful at sketch
comedy it's because I
approach it as a playlet and
I'm an actor," be said. "I find
character elements, look for
con.Rlcta: and the comedy
comes out of straijhUorward
acting.
"This ls probably the most
difficult form of entertaining
because a sketch rarely lasts
more than eight or ten
minutes. In that time you have
to develop a full
characteriiatioo."
Korman, a likable man who
enjoys his work, grew moro~
-a not uncommon malaise
among men who earn their
Jifings making people l8'1gh.
"Maybe I'll always be a
t1econd banana because I'm
afraid of the responsibility of
having others depend on me,"
he said. "When l'm on camera
I know Carol's there u the
mainstay. It was the same
with Danny. They carry the
burden aDd responsibility.
"Today everybod y Is
speaking out, c o m i cs ,
come d I an s. monologists,
clowns, joke tellers, sketch
performers. But every man is
ftmny in his unique way.
"I've found that humor can
be a cry for help or for love
1mong most men who make a
Jrofeaaion of being funny.
Ot.hen, like Hope and Uwis,
4eal with life and people
through humor as a means of
preventing pe<iple from getting
through to their t r u e
personalities."
Aside from his n ea r
adoration of Miss Burnett.,
Korman thinks the three
funniest humans in America
are Tim Conway, Rickles and
Jonathan Wintera.
"They're funny when they're
working," Korman s a id .
"They dm't need a script. And
they can be fuMy to amuse
friend!."
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Makin g Impression
By JACK GAVER
NEW YORK (UPI ) -Sin«
Uie BrlUsb are so much with
us in the theater these days, it
iJ only proper that some
attention be pald to two of
Albion's o ut standing
representatives, Diana Rigg
and Brian Bedford.
To Miss Rigg for a cool
elegance that ls evident both
in a private interview and in a
brief buck-n&.ked sez scene in
"Abelard and Heloise," and to
Bedford for the astuteness to
bolster so chancy a career as
acUng with the reality of real
"tate while he gets his acting
kicks rrom revivals that range
from Noel Coward's "Private
Lives" to his current exposure
In Moliere's "The School for
Wives."
Miss Rigg, who is making
~r American stage debut at
the Brooks Atkinson Theater
in a touching drama about the
legendary medieval lovers of
her play's title, seems like an
old friend to many Americans
because of television.
Sbe played Emma Peel in
the video series, • • T h e
Avengers," a British product
that was ei:posed here for a
CQuple of recent seasons.
She made suc h an
impreukln that a number of
persons -yes, males -who
normally have little truck with
the theater asked me where
and when they could see Miss
Rigg in the flesh. And they
didn't even know that she
actually would be seen in the
buff in "Abelard and Heloise."
She simply bad charmed them
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"I knew that the television
series had been q u i t e
successful over here," Miss
Rigg said. "but I didn't reaE::..:
that I had attracted such a
personal following . It is most
gratifying. of course. I hope I
do not disappoint anyone as
Diana Rigg playing Heloise."
Not likely. Miss Rigg, rt:d·
halred, a trim five-fool·nine,
distinctive up-tilted nose, Is a
very fine actress with a
distinguished stage r e c o r d
back home that Inc ludes
considerable ezperience in
Shakespearean drama as well
as being easy on the eyes.
"I am not happy doing the
nude sei: teene in my play,"
she said. "Keith Michell, who
plays Abelard, hates It. It was
not indicated in the original
script, but the direct.or, who
apparently wanted to keep up
with the times, insisted on it.
Fortunately, it Is brief and the
stage is dimly lit at the time.
And the play is m o r e
important than anything else."
Bare or fully clothed, Miss
Rigg is ezctting, and so is
"Abelard and Heloise."
Brian Bedford is dressed to
the 17th century nines in "The
School For Wives" at the
Lyceum Theater and doesn't
take off a stitch, but he also is
exciting in portraying a
middle-aged fellow seeking to
shieJd his leen ·aged ward and
prospective bride r r 0 m
worldly evils.
Offstage, Bedford is mort
apt to talk business than the
art of the theater.
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PRETORIA (AP) -South
Africa has budgeted a record
amount this year to maintain
and modernize its anned
forces, stcnge~t on the
African continent.
Spending for defense is
being increased by $83 million
over last year's $443 million. It
covers everything f r o m
1ophisticated weapons to new
uniforms designed by a Lon·
don couturier.
South Africa's verston of the
military-industrial complex is
booming.
The official defense force
journal Paratus says South
Africa now mak'9 almost all
its ammunition,
A few. years ago, said
Paratua, the nation produced
only a limited variety of
small-caliber ammunition and
thrte-lneh aircraft rockets.
South Africa now is almost
completely indtpendent in the
field of heavy-caliber am-
mlJllftlon and local maker•
will soon be able ·lo supply the
IJ.l'Y with all its needs .
• Some speclalized milltary
equipment can be made more
intJ:peru;ively here lhan it can
be obtained from tradiUonal
foreign supplius. the article
gays. For example, ru~ tanks
for Centurion tanks can be
mede here for $420 each while
imported ones cost $2.800.
'Ibe air force is still largely
dependent on foreign makers.
SqcUb~ flies Afirage jets
from F ran c e , Buccaneers
from Britain and relalillely
obsolete Sabre jets of U.S.
design, Transport a I r c r a ft
caiqe from Britain. France
and tbe United States. The onlY military jet made
locaJly under license is \h2
t~seater Impala. It can be
used as a trainer or for tac·
lical ground support. :n>e navy has a neet or
destroyen and f r I g a t e s
designed for antisubmarine
warfare. lt Is laking delivery
this year of three new Daphne
clau submarines r r om Pr~the first :subs to fly
the South African fla g.
Britain partially lifted its a~s embargo recently to pr~
ml!e delivery of s e v e n
Westland Y.'asp helicopters for
aathubmarine work. The
U.M.-imposed arms embargo
has not been fully effective.
Arm s manufacturers in
several countries have not
hesllate . lo compete f o r
Pretoria. Britain agreed lo
sell the helicopters under the
• Sitnon$IOWY1 Agreement nam-
ed fQr a naval base south of
Cape Town, and calling for
Joint def-ense or sea lanes
around the soulhern tip of
Africa.
Official secrecy surroundinl!:
military matters is st rict, but
there is llO doubt that this
counlry posst>sscs the most
pov.·erful and efficient armed
forces in Africa.
Task Force
Nan1es T,vo
Coast l\len
A Nt'Y.port Beach pcdio!ri-
cian and a Fountain Valley
elemcnll'lry school principal
"·ere among 24 persons ap-
pointed Monday lo I Slate
Department of Educalion task
force to develop a.master plan
for early childhood edUcaUon.
Dr. Tom Y.1• Robln!OI\ of the
Harbor Pediatric C r o u p,
Newport Beach, and Dr. Den-
nis A1angers, principal of
James 0. Harper Elementary
School In FounUlin Valley
wttt named to !he task force
by SUie Superintendent of
Public Jnstrucllon W 11 :s o n
Rll'!I.
Rl1et sakt the Ta:i;k Fon::e ror Early Childhood Educallon comJ1911d ci prol ... ional and l•r.::t "wUI loot •t ~
IC p third grad<
programs rwff.lt an aim ofl
devdoplnC lql11AUon Io
gruUy upond Ille 1111•'• tm·
r '°laab Jn Ulll area ...
I
Co~mon .Ha~red Emphasi~ of Arab Federation·
t ... • < I ~ .
Bf PHIL NEWSOM "'-''·"-• .......... ,,. .. .... . . A nott""'1by feature or tlit
he ~alion,alln9'Jnced !>1
Egypl,ILIJ&a •and 9Yri• ls tlit
emphasis it placa on a .com.
moo hatred for farae1 rather
than Oft what it' cin do for the
Arab 'jieOPle,
It aullJest• \be dlsquletlog
posslbility that the ek>Qllence
of the 'Arab .Jeaders may lead
tbtm into another military ad-
venture against Israel With
rNult.s lltaL.cart onty be tragic,
pel:haps for the ~~ire "".orld. Th. . federauqi,, Eui;uan
l'resldent Anwar Sadat said,
will ha.Ye ·lone. President! one
flag. one anthem and one
federal ~ital."
Its Ideology, he said, will lie
"democratic socialism."
And that was about the end
of It "I far 11 the an-
~ dealt Tdtb tile
'future of the a million Arabi
it will encompa.ss.
~ fdr Israel, be sald:
"There will be no •Jl<COU.
Uona or' peace agree~L with
Jsrael, no 1abaodonlng of one1
inc'h Of Arab territories or
bargaining on tile rl&bl.8 of tbt
Palestine case."
'These•aeem to be among the
oew ltder•Uoo'• adv1Dtqes: about ·ball lbe Arib -Id dent of lbe U Arab
A aloforo coorillnallon of e~ total Republio. •
Iott.' openlog the possU>lltf o1 APlnot the -for '""' 1t lukd uotU o4t. $, 1961,
l . '-• ·-•-' I ceu of the -f....._Uon ~ •--~ 1 a wo-•• ~t iwar ""6-ro~ lbt fact that k has~ trted ~11/CQ It bron up r a C'Ollp
llolh Egypt ilnd_ Syrlo ""'\ 1;i-. ftfore and hiun't'-Ud.. d elat by unhap Syrian
byan ~. llll'OWll ~ On fe s, 111\'o J!iP,11\ ·~ 1 amy ollicets. •
the b.aianct!"li.ilh lronta. , • Syria -~ed ulioil'ol~ ,. The De"( f~aliot,.by leav-
AnOu.eo -•·tqwanl Arab 'tl<o cGlintrteo. • lngo for<lgn relaUo~nd.-unlly. The 34 milllon Egypo _. A pleblacttt' 'Ill' both .. op t,;il of .the armies In hands
•· mlllloil Syrlaos aJ\d l9 olienvbWnhig ~pron! ~ of 'the IJK!ivlduaf ' nlrles.
mlWOD Ubyans r e p re .sell t NIS5U became Che finl J:!l"U~ lff:b to • avoid , issues
IOTTlllfllO
Bayer
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whicl> led lo the mb up of
the original U .A.R. •
But when tbe (:{Unch 11 M
:oomeooe must nm the store,
and !be Arabs never yet have
been able to set up a workabl•
l.'entral command.
Besides money from , lt.1 oil
-resources. lJbya'1 greatest
contribulion toward 'the wat
effort would be the war.planes
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adobe 1-e'd til~ root . 4 quttn.
s ilt'rl IK'drooml. 2'i bath11.
Walk·in clostl and vaulll'd
erillng!I. Mall..~ive family
room 11 ith (.·n1ekhng b rP-
place. r:rtftl turf landscap-
ini:. Covct·t"d pi11lo. J-car
J;:flrfl t:l' only 11·1 y1•ar1i old.
Rear1y for th 1~! Onl.v $21\.!XXI.
A rrtllSI to SC'C'!~ lnvci;tigatt.
Ca ll Iii~! 962-5.l&i.
P.I NIR HOMES
'M1l1 nne It in mod11I Mmt
cnndllla.n. Fl'tllh, bri1hl,
c::lt-an, meticulously maJn.
tained iMlde and out. Taste-
fully derorared and land·
scape<!. 2 BDR wleh aludio
and bath adjoining the pl'•
ai::e in the back. Thl1 one
-..111 lll'll quickly to the dla· \
1•rlmtnaling buyrr. Onl,y
$34,500. Phone 546-2313. '
I
I
dntpes. Lovely kilC'hen v.'1lh
Sf'if clr&.ning ovrn and l'll'c·
Irk bu1lt1ni;. Use of club--
house, trnn1s rourls, 11"·1m-
n1in.i:: pool and PP. IV ATt:
l.AKF.' ! 11·s a ran! lll'aury
a( $-li,900.
COATS ...
WALLACE
REALTORS
-544-4"1-
(0ptn £venin91)
"A DON'T
WANTER"
Here i11 the cheapest 5 iJM.
room home in l\1ei1a Vcrrlr
and O\\'nt>r says to brini;:: of·
frrs. It's a 5 bctlroon1 or -1
hMlroom and drn 11 Ith J
baths 11nd about 2DOO liq. fl.
Loc::atl'd on a quiet i;!rl'f'I
11M <'XCf'llr nt for a lilrge
f;i.m ily. Jf you -..·ant value
pill! location. Fl-IA or VA
lerms! Ov.'Tlt'r a 1 k Ing
$34,%0. Call 5ttl-2313.
. ·THE REAL \~ ESTJ\'.I:kJ<S
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1.5
I 506 Lincoln Line
81ycre1t • S.c::luded
3 BR. J fulJ ba., lam. rrn.
• * * * * OPEN SUN. 1 ·5
' 1791 S An9ell
Univ•rsity Park
J BR. Corner lot. \\'onder!ul
tor. 18.l'Jl:e family, S.'\5,95()
·coRBIN-
··MARTIN
REALTORS 644-7662
-3 and a BONUS
THIS HOME IS
PRICED TO SELL
You get a buiJ1.in kitchrn,
double gara~e. a hon1c
lh111 '11 in hf-ll Pr than lll'W
condition only 4 yc11.r1 old,
l<1rgf' bonu11 rorini ovl'r 1tar-
age for pool lablr or 10.hal·
ever, O""nl'r is vrry a n~ious
asking $32,~J()O. 546-8610
2629 Harbor, C.M.
WOULD YOU
BELIEVE?
• 4 bedrooms * 2 baths
• Large family room * I...arr h1·ing room * Doublr ca.r garagr * All bu1lt-in11 ' * Nl'ar CA1hol1c achool * fl-IA·VA terms "* Price S25.~
'O THE Rl:l\I,
\"-ESTl\TCRS ,, ... ' ...
Repossession
$21,450
BROADMOOR VALU.E -$61 ,500
Need 4 bdrms., lge panelled fam . rm.,
form . DR? This fine home also has auto-
matic sprinklers, altractive entry, hill view.
2612 LIGHTHOUSE Open Fri·Sat-Sun 1·5 :30
LINDA ISLE -$250,000
Extremely elegant 5 bedroom home on this
exclusive island. Expensive carpeting &
draperies thruout. Formal and informal liV·
ing. Air conditioned. Pier/slip.
73 LINDA ISLE Open Sun 1-5 ::10
IRVINE TERRACE -$62,SOO
r..tany luxury features In this extra large 2
bedroom home. Includes new washer & dry·
er, Cor ning cooking center, lge new refr ig.
Easy maintenance. Call to see.
BALBOA ISLAND
Call to see this attractive 2-story Cape Cod
with 3 bedrooms, fireplace & nice patio.
Completely furnished. Popular area. $46,500
MEREDITH GARDENS
Near ne\V spacious tri-level hon1e w/4 BR,
fain. rm. & formal DR in Huntington Beach .
Ideal area for growing family. $4!),500
EXCHANGE OLDER FOR NEWI SIOS,000
This fine builder \Viii exchange brand new
Dover Shores home for Irvine Terrace view
home. Presfige area & dramatic flare.
Choose your draperies & lighting fixtures.
410 MORNING STAR Open Sat.·Sun. 1·5:30
CORONA DEL MAR
Spacious 3 BR near ocean. Beautiful wood
paneling & gourmet kitchen. For the dis·
r.riminating buyer. View of ocean! $87.500
216 POPPY Open Sun. J.5 ,30
DOVER SHORES
Beautiful & dignified yet designed for happy
Jiving. 4 Bdrms .. den. formal DR & 3th
baths. Vie"' of city light s. $99 .500
1606 ANTIGUA Open Sun. J.5 ,30
CAMEO SHORES -SHS,000 ·
Ocean v1e\v ~ Custom built 4 BR & den home
\\'/formal DR . Finest interior design. Beau·
tiful patio & lanai \vith unusual pool.
70' BAYFRONT -LIDO NORD
Lovely courtyard patio surrounded by 5 bd·
r1n . home. 2 BR rental apt. Pier & slip.
PLUS sandy beach. By appt. S260 ,000
DOVER SHORES COLONIAL -$150,000
Gracious entertaining arouTid lovely pool.
Steps to your boat. 4 Dedrms. + maid's
qtrs. Marble F. P. Pier & sl ip. By appt.
BAY ISLAND -$160,000
Enjoy the quiet peacef1:1! liv1ng on this pie·
tu resque island 3Y.1ay from noise & traffic.
Older 5 Bft. home \Yilh pier & slip.
DEL CERRA AREA! -533,750
Functional floor plan in sharp 3 BR & tam.
rm. home + paneled & cptd . bonus rm .
CHOICE LOTS -PRIME LOCATIONS
DOVER SHORES & BA \'CREST
90' Front, level, fee ........ $ 27 ,500
85' Pront, Je.vel. ('Orner, fee ...... S 28,500
80' View site, level. lea se . . . . . . . . S 29,500
75' -x 180' VU on Ga lax y, lease .... S 39.500
57' Front, pier & sli p, lease , S 53.500
BF,AUTIF UL LINDA ISLc;
56' \\'aterfront. Lea se .
45' \Vaterfront. Lea se ..
45' \Vaterfroot . Lease. Plans incl.
108' \Vaterfront. Lea se
BROKERS & SALESMEN
I 69.500 s 73,000 s 75,000
$125,000
\\'e have an opening in our Resi dent ial Oivi·
sion for an experienced rnan o r woman pO!i·
se ssing enthusiasm and integrity. If you are
interested in a bea11liful office in the fine st
location. "'Orking with congenial assoc iates.
\\'e are interested in meeting you.
"Our 26th Y••r"
·rl'il t l IK'droom easlslde lo-
'carkln on quiet trrt-hned
eul-dr·&-11.c, Govtrnmcnt rf'·
posaeggion ls open to a l l
"'"'"· T»• • m;""" ""' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors see this be11t buy for lhf' har-2111 So1n Joaquin Hills Road
gain hunic:r. Call sers.t7~. NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910
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Attractive 4 tlf'droon1 R11y-
erttt llo1ru! wi th largl' lam· -
1 IJy room, 1r.pantr d1n1 ni:
room, hi& ma~1er hf'il roon1
"''Ith drn·11lcovl'. 3.car ga1-.
art. 1939 SanHago Dr. Oprn
S..1. le sun. 1·5.
Arnold & Freud
:W F: 17th 51,, C,:-01. EN--runs fi..16. 77l"l
* • • * •
$24,950
% BAY & BEACH REALTY,
22 Y1ars of S1rv ic1
In Thi H1rbor Ar••
Inc.
f ORt~f·r Ol.SO~
"' P.l"AI. '1"011 $
1913 BrookhurM Ave,
Huntington Beach
DELUXE
TWO STORY
MUST BE SOLDI
All offers in vited -owner leaving for New
Zealand. Brand new ~ BR, FR BAYFRONT
home. A 1uxurious Bayfront everyone ad·
mires. Askin~ $169,500. Open Sat. & Sun.
505 r..1orning Star. Dover Shores.
VIEW-POOL-VIEW
Ori Galaxy Drive in Lovely UOVER SHORES.
4 BR. J 1~l Baths, large activity room. formal
Dll. 4.000 sq. ft. Luxuriously appointed. An·
thony pool w/Ja<.:uz.zi. $175.400 leasehold or
$207 ,850 fee simple. Cell Bert Fehren 675-3210.
FABULOUS FIRST TIME OFFER
Dover Sho res f.'ee Simple Property w I For·
ever VIEW of Bay &. Ocean . Custom built
Mediterranean Beauty only Sll7,500. No lease--
hold payments. Open Sunday 1·5 p.m. 1014
Santiago Drive.
Sandpoint homr. no"' vacant ~ ENJOY !HE SUNSET_
and ready to be> livtd in, thr Imposing free-slandLng hreplace separates
2bllJ liq. fr. cori~1s1.~ of 4 beamed ceiling LR and DR. 4 BR . :1 baths.
la ri.:r 0Cr1room~. m11s1er bed· Expansive Ocean & Catalina VIEW from all
roon1 11uJ\r h11.~ a pnvale n1ajor room s.
trrrace a111.I ba th l\llh M'P-
111·a1e .\•11.nil)'. 11 AA.~ tlf'11• 1 REDUCED SJ,500
<·11.rf)!'t 1hro11fi:hout and up-for fa sl sal e. 't'oung & beautifull y decorated
~raord draJ)('ry, ir'' only 1~ 3 BR, convertible den , formal DR, & FR.
mos oht and the owncni w111H Vast vie\v from practical ly every room.
it !lOlrl. 1nake a dr:a!, call Large pool. patio. play area. Excellent for
now. 546-8640. entertaining. Hurry to see. 67~3210.
2629 Harbor, C.1'<1.
ADDED FAMILY
AREA
Hl'IT 'I a wondrrfu!ly livablP
home -..·ll h J brdrooms, 2
ball'lll, large !lt-11arate hvint: I
room. Separa1e f11.n1ily roon1
'ol'lth an arl rl1'CI l'n<·los"fl
alun1 inu1n pa110, ju.!lt gl'f'11t
for fam ily h\•ini;:. Co11vcnien1
location 111 :0.1rs.1 Vcnle. Can
be bou~hl urlflcr FllA or VA
lrtm•. Appra isi.•d at $<!9,950.
Call at6-2.3J l /or i;t1010.'ing.
10THEREl\L
\'."\c EST I\ TERS -. , " " • r" ' 1·
COZY COLONIAL
on a be autiful cul·de-sac street. Manicured
lawn & garden. 5 BR or -4 BR plus a "what·
ever room ." Panelled study -FR -DR.
$54 ,000. Open Sunday 1·5 p.m. 2421 Sierra
Vi sta. Newport Beach.
EVERYONE LOVES THISI
Unique 2 BR . 2 bath -all electric kitchen
-new carpets & drapes. The greatest
VIE\V of Channel , Bay & Ocean is v.·orth
yo ur visit between 1·5 p.m. Sunday -also
pool & elevators. Newport Towers. 3121 \V.
Coast Hwy. Apt. 5.<\, Newport Beach.
"THE ENCHANTED COTTAGE OF
IRVINE TERRACE"
.invites you. 3 BR. 2 bath. Lots of trees and
restful surround ings. Please come by be·
tv.1een 1·5 p.m. Sunday or call 675-3210 to se e.
615 Malabar, Corona de! Mar. $47 ,500.
..;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO. j BEST IN AREA
TALK ABOUT
CHf;ERFUL-Thi!! warrn and
1 lr!rndly 4 BR & family rm.
home ha!! 11, phi!! sha.kf"
roof. bl'aulllul l~Rrpcts l: 1 drape1, launrlry rm .• inter·
ron1. v.·111r r !iflft r ner. fresh
paint in & ou1 , Q11c ol a
k1nrl, Rnd you'll lov'" H.
F"ull pri('(' $.'M.900. 5·\ ~k
loan can lw RliSUml'd.
C11ll M0-1~1 0J)l'n eves
HUNTINGTON
BEACH
Sharp. C'll•lln Ph1pt•rl.\ II SUtl·
ny kll(•h. pJl10 p,1ss-l hru, Ii
unique .l-lr1rl floor plan.
$26,000. :i\,. ', loan 1.c a11sum-
ablt. Tra ns ff'rrrd aero!ipa~
OWnf'r IS ask1n>: S~l .900.
Oprn Sun I<). a i 10162 Bev·
erly Dr.
"llleia\<r6t':Rcatir
546·5990
BLACK LIMPID
POOL PAD
Ju~t lisLrd and 111 11n1r for
~un11nrr t>n ter1a1n111rn1 tir
f;inuly fu n. OVER • :\IZE
bf'!lroom!I, C'ahlorn111. hrr-
pliu·r, garr1r n lrltrhfl11 ind
\1'111rrfa!I. 811r.i::ain rincerl
SZi.:iOO~ ~·anlastic 1erm1 to
flt Rlly-Orlf'.
Walker & Lee
RcAltor11
7f~~:: Edin1itf'r
fil l1 S21-t4l"i or :W0-51 10
Original offering. Immaculate. beaut ifull y
decorated -has everythlng for carefree
happy fa mily living -4 BR -3 baths -
FR -Formal DR . Landscaped to perfection
w/room for pool. $43.500.
UNIVERSITY PARK'S FINEST
3 BR -convertible den -FR & DR. A great
family home. Community pools . recreation
artas. etc. Not a townhouse . Please call
675-3210. $37.500.
SILENCE IS GOLDEN
arnidst the magnificent amenities nf thi s
"country" pool home. 3 BR . 2 bath s. Just
hurry and let me help you d i~cover this
"piece of gold" at $30 .250-Loi s r..'liller
57:;.3210.
3,000 ACRES
on beautiful Cedu Ranch. Excellent for rec·
reational park. On main road leading to
Perris Lake . $510,000. Call R. D. Hall (714)
682·9020.
YACHTMAN'S COVE
A ne\v Exciting Bayfront Residential De--
velopment Jn Ne\vport Harbor. Lots 50'x100'.
From Sl?l.000. Pier & slip privileges. Fee
Simple. 25 yr. loans. from S44.014 doy,·n.
Construr.tinn is commencing on 4 striking
Bayfronl l·lo1nes by leading architects. From
S226,350 \\"ith dO\\ln payments from $37.300.
\\'c are thrilled to offer this absolutely un·
repeatable Bayfront opportunity close to
the Harbor f;ntrance.
Lel us show you our 1nodel and take you to
the sile.
MACNAB· IRVINE
642-8235 675-3210
901 Dover Driv• 1010 Bay1id1
N1wport 811ch
Drive
\O T HE REAL '0-ESTA'.':~~
cozv
CONDOMINIUM
!..Clvely and lmmac::ulate E11i;t
rddC' home with 2 ~rooms
11.nd lrg 1eparatr: dining
room. Plush carpets, nr
nl'W dra)>('a and ttcently re-
PA inted interior enhance
lhe spacious inside. Only
$19,750.
JCa.. COATS I ~WALtAcE I
REALTORS
-54~141-
(0pen Ev1nin91)
Reduced $4,000
8l'aut. 3 BR, 2 BA, pl us 20'x
30• bonus rm. Cust. drps,
~hake roof, pa rk like yards,
2200 . .,q. fl. of lamilY ltv1ng,
in pcrf conn. O"''ner drspt'r·
il lP • a.JI rrrm5 • submit
YOUR orfC'r. Pnced only I
$211,950. Call 546.,l.l'&J. Ope n
('\'f'~.
HERITAGE
Owner Sacrificing
Newport Duplex
T1vo large 3 hrdroom un1t11.
r ive years old. Ownrr ~1v.
1nR up all rquily. \\"11lk 11>
Ocarh, clubh<luSf' lennis &
2 pool5. $13.9:..ii. Phone I
6~6-7lil.
V.A. RESALE
l queen • s11.rcl bedrooms.
Grear r.~1r11 large r ul·dl!-lill.C I
ln1. An.vonr can take over
i1ubjf'cl to VA Loan "'llh 11.
lirrlf' r1a h of c11.~h <1nd pa)'·
111f'n!i; or $16-1 l)('r monlh •
111cludt>s all. GO J\IAN GO!
Walker & Lee 1
!nJO llarhor Blvd ar Adams I
,;.1.;.9.r.i1 Opt'n ;Iii 9 PJ\I 1
-S30,950
5159 a Month I
4 Bdrm -Family Rm.
51/•% LOANI I 30 font hui:r family mom,
r11nlng room, rlrn, f'ntry 1 hall, larJ;:;f' flf'f'plare 1 n I
i:p;icious !ivin.i:: room, n<'W I
rarpt'tini;::, picluIT "'·indn11.·s.
20 !not p!ll10, bkr. open Iii
1 9 PJ\L ~0-17211
TARBELL 29SS Harbor
LIDO WATERFRONT
APTS .. 320 LIDO NORD 1
i 14-0,000 Price IO."l!h 7o/. 1st
T.D. 6 &aut. furn. un its;
It oar garages k. u!il. room.
!IQ r t. on swimming beach.
\\'ill consider trarle for boat
nr niaximum S&l,000 lge. -«
BR. hot.rlle. I
Bill Grundy, Rltr. 1
l.lJ Dovrr Dr., N.R. 64246:20 1
EASTS I DE-DANDY
$24,500
1'hrf'e ht-drooms ir.nrl r1~rp
1.?0ll1 carpeling throughout ,
large patio with built·1 n bar-I
l>q. Abolllurely spotlt-st
11nd rrady Jo mo\·e 1n. All I ll'rm~. 5't6..86'10
-fa rr: .,,,,,.;,..-
2629 Harbor, C.1'<!.
CALL FOR OUR PICTURE BROCHURE
OF CURRENT LISTINGS
OFFICE OPEN SAT. & SUN.
BA YFltONT -LIDO ISLE
NEW LISTING
The most beautifully decorated S bedroom,
41h bath home on Lido. Brick terrace plus
pier & slip, 8210.000. Kathryn Raulston
LUSK HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Cozy S BR. home, great view ...... $53,950
4 BR, Olympic pool, 3 car gar. . .. $64,900
4 BR, corner lot, green hou se, auto.
timer on sprinkler system .. only $65,900
FIRST TIME ADVERTISED
Call to see this unusual 5 bdrm. home in
EXCLUSIVE IRVINE TERRACE. It ha•
all the benefits -location -view -large
lot. Loads of spac,e. ~urry -this won't last
at $52.500. Bud Austin
EMERALD BAY OCEANFRONT
Call for picture brochure of this beautiful
home -arranged on t\Vo levels to maxi·
mize superb Pacific view, w/elevator to
lower level. 4 Bedrooms, maid's room &
guest suite. Attractive terms. $395,000
Fee. Carol Tatum
DOVER SHORES-POOL
A great bay & Fashion Island view from
this four bedroom. three bath, dining. fam-
ily & laundry room, single story home.
$86,800. Al Fink
SWIMMING POOL DAYS
Are ahead! Enjoy them, just steps from
your master BR .. in prestige Baycrest lo--
cation. Formal din inj!" rm. w/fireplace, huge
lam. rm. $58.500. 1\-f. C. Buie
UNIVERSITY PARK
3 BR., fam ily rn1., 2lh ba . townhse $29.500
4 BR., lam. rm .. 21h: ba. townhse-xlnt Joe.,
just steps to pool ................ , . $31,500
3 BR., !am. rm .. 2 baths. l'riv. pool &
Jacuzzi -a buy! Reduced ........ $43,950
"Chuck" Lewis
BA YSHORE BA YFRONT
Windows to the world of exciting boa t life.
Spacious 6 bdrm. home w/2 family rms.
Built·in bar. Large terrace w/fire pit.
$168,500. Mary Harvey
BA YSHORES -JUST LISTED
Jo:nioy beach living & this spacious 2 bdrm.
home \Y/formal din. rm., bll·in kitcheo &
oversize living rm. overlooking garden pa·
tio. $39.950. Gene Vreeland
A REAL DOLL'S HOUSE
Plus. on one of J-:astbluff's best streets: 3
bedroom. 2 baths; some view & neat as a
pin! Beautiful, large fenced yard , perfect
for small childre n. $43,950. George Grupe
3500 FT. -4 BEDROOMS
-POOL
See this great one.story. shake roofed home
with excellent curb appeal. on the best
street in Irvine Terrace! Huge lot with
room for extra cars or trailers. It's vacant.
$65,000. Bill Coms tock
FOR THE GROWING FAMILY
Beautiful 2·story 4 be droom Dover Shores
home; 22x22 spect~cular su nken den over·
looking lavish gardens ; formal dining rm.
\Valk to beach. $89,500. Mary Lou Morion
EASTBLUFF-4 BEDROOMS
The Lu.o;k "B" plan. Family room with fire--
place. 2\12 Baths. Home is in beautiful con·
dition. Conven ient to schools , churches &
freeways. $48 ,950. Cathryn TenniUe
SPLASH NOW!!
Pay later. POOL has automatic cleaner.
Owner 's Jos.~ your gain. Owner T R A N S •
FER RED. Ultra·Private 3 bdrm. home wlth
131• baths. $47.500. Harry Frederick
EASHLUFF-OPEN SUN. 1 :30·5
726 BISON. Beautifully docoraled 3 BR.
home with every convenience. Lusk garden
-perfect for co up I e or you ng family!
$46.500. Harriett Davies
SLASHED $1,000
Hurry. it u·on't last ; ~potless 3 bdrm. plus
fnmlly. Eastblufr home In choice loc. Pool·
size y~rd ; sprinklers: formal dining rm ..
lge. bltn. kitch .. w, '4" carp. & drapes. Now
only $43.950 . ~1ake offer~ 1\rt Gordon
GREAT PANORAMIC VIEW
For the di11crlmlnating buyer, we offer this
contemporary home w/walls of glass. 4 BR.,
formal dining, fllmily rm. Elegant all elec.
ltitch. Custom pool: beautlfwly lndscpd., &
a Iorever view. $74,900. Belle Partch
644-24SO Coldwell, Banker
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OCEANFRONT -INCOME
Smack dab on the blue Pacific. Enjoy the
"happy hou r'' \Vith friends and 11e1ghbors
to the roar of the crashing surf as the sun
slowly sinks over Catalina. 3 bedroom front
unit \Vith covered patio plus one bedroom
unit with ocean view plus two additional
rooms-lfi bath for owner's weekend retreat
?? Heavy shake roof & enclosed garages too
•.. Priced lo sell at only $65,750. Call 675-4930
5 .BEDROOM DREAM HOME
\\lake up to an exciting bay view and at
night v.•atch a thousand twinkling lights.
View kitchen and formal dining TOOm for
"Her Majesty." Lovely terrace with BBQ
pit for summer fun . Protected swimming
pool and courtyard entry. $110,000.
FOUR PLEX
Sharp. Sharp 2 bedroom, 2 bath spacious
apartments. Extra large step do\vn living
rooms \\•ilh fireplaces. Built-ins of cours~.
No vacancy factor. Close to shopping and
freeways. Priced right at $63,500. For an ap-
pointment ·to inspect call 675-4930.
SKINNY DIPPIN
Can be lotsa fun in this extra large pool on
a hot summer's day. Sharp 2 bedroom 3
bath CQrona del Mar VIE\V home plus Ca-
bana-below market at $54,500. Call Now!
675-4930
Jinda Jal
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
a Linda Isle Drive-Open Sunday
Spacious 3900 sq.1 ft. 4 BR., 41h bath home.
Dining rm .. fam. rm .. study & 38 ft. water-
front Jiving rm. 2 Fireplaces. Carpeted &
landscaped. . . . ........... $167,840
60 Linda Isle Drive
Perfect for the family \\'ho wants a spacious
waterfront home. 4 Extra lge. BR .. 4 Ba .•
pwdr. rm. Lge. liv. rm. & den; 3 car garage.
Beaut. patio/garden w/rm. !or pool; deck
& dock. By appointment.
72 Linda Isle Drive
Traditional 6 BR .. 51h ba, home on lagoon,
w/dock. Furnished. decorated & lndscpd. 2
master bdrm. suites ......... $200,000
92 Linda Isle Drive
Beaul. 5 BR., 4 ba. home \V/formal din. rm.
& family rm. 3 Frplcs. Outside stairway .
Built-in gun cabinet & bookshelves. $145,000
Waterfront Lots
No. 44: 108 Fl. on water ........ $125.000
No. 76: 3 car garage. Reduced to .. $ 77,000
For Complete information on 111 homes &
lots, plea~ call:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
833 Dover Dr., Suite 3, N.8. 642.-4620
Gener.al General
Under Construction
To be COl~tf'd tl\ht tum•
mer. 5 bPdroom, 5 bath ln
tDe a:i-and manner. Mq:nili·
~nl Bo.ck Bay view frnm
128 ft. bluff f'r0!11ag:e.. l be_d.
room and bll.th separate for
motlier-in-law. niaid, or
hobby room. S~ltered pool
11.•lt h jacuu.I. 3-car garege.
A 11pet.ial homr for special
JlC(IPI" i11 Dover Shureli·
most t'xclusive !'t"Ction.
Ivan Wells & Sons
Roy J . Ward Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGE!\'TS
1033 Mariner& Drive 646-l.XiO
4 BEDRM. 2 BATH
$23,150
$152.00 mo.
\\'M-n you buy subject to ex-
isting 5% <,b 1'~HA loltn any.
one qualifies, it's in eXt't'I·
lrnt condition inside and
OU!. \\lilh built in bar-b-q
and built ln vacuurn clean-
er, doubll' garage, fenced
yard clnsc to schools and
shopp ing, or go no money
do\1·n if ,you're a ,,.et.
5'6-86"1
2629 Harbor, C.M.
TRIPPING
llAI. 151Att
DOVER SHORES
Bayfront
BY OWNER
22'.lO ,q. fL 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba.
(){'n, 1ve1 har. frplc, steam
rm. Jacuu:1. Many other ex·
tr.ts. Pier &. slip for 40 It.
boat. Unobslrtlclcd middle
channel VJC!\\'. Xlnt hnanc-
1 log avail. Sll0.500.
~8-1936 or 64114684
CUSTOM LOVER
Gtneral
llt•I bt•lt, 671·6000, 2•4J E. Co•'' Hi9~w•v
Coro11• ti.I M11, C1lifon1i1
UNIQUE PRICE
First \veek-end on the market. Spacious split·
level in Harbor View lt:ills (Broadmoor II).
Sun filled kitchen, pool table size, family
rm., shag carpets, formal dining rm. & .liv.
rm., that leads Lo easy conversation. :::ipaclous
3 car gar. w/rm to store gardening tools.
(You'll need them in the back yard!)
This property is priced for fast action!
$64,950
Real Estate, 675-6000, 2443 E. Coast Highway,
Corona Del Mar, Calllomla 92525
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Open fiou;Je;J Sun. 1-5
209 RUBY, BALBOA ISLAND
Charming 3 bdrm. 2 bath home in garden
selling. $64,500
442 CATALINA, NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Charming 3 bdrm. 2 bath home that will ap-
peal to those that want the best, at the low
price of $39,500. See this no\v!
18905 ANTIOCH, TURTLE ROCK
Stop by Sunday & see this beaut. 4 bdrm. 3
bath home. You 'll be glad you did! Near chi!·
dren's park & pool. You own the land. $45,500
221 ORCHID, CORONA DEL MAR
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5. Charming 2 bdrm. home
plus guest rm. & bath. Priv. patio. Only steps
to beach. Hurry to see this one!
FULL PIER & SLIP
4 Bdrm. ouaint home. best island location.
$135,500, 140 So. Bayfronl -Call for app'L
NEW DUPLEX
You·n lo11e uu~ one, espec-Meditt. architecture; 200 Ruby. $99,500
ially fashionable Do11er
5"°"'' """' "'" 0'" ,,_ WILLIAM WINTON, Real Estate cuui ;ind POOL. huge at·
traclivf' rooms and, niost 0 r 1 ~,;;229;;;,.~M;,;•,,ri"n!!!• ... B~1~l~bo~•~l~s!!!l1!!!n~d!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!6~7~5~·3~3~3 !!!!!
all 11.tt.ractive private as-1•
t;uinabl,. loan. Brtng hap. General General
pinf'ss to you and call Jor I--..,..~-~---I
appointment to see immed-Hei9hts Honey I i";:;;;-;;;:=::~;;;;:~
iatf'l.y. If you're looking for a real
W Iker & Lee C'ream puff in Newport a H•igh" -w•'v< lo'"" ii lo.
20-IJ \Vl"SlchH ();iw you. This immat"uhlle, adult
6-16-7711 Open 'Iii 9 P fo.J occupied home has 2 bed·
rooms plus a dctachl'd siu-ON THE dl'J v.•ith ~. bath. Tl1" fan1ily
l'ORfSI L Ol\O\
'" R£~l TOP S
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
WATERFRONT """' 0f>'"' 00'" ' rni~d MESA VERDE pation ne~tlcd in a colorful,
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Son1ethin~ really special. 4 privale yard. The spacious, BARGAIN
Bedrooms 3 baths and dl'n light Jiving roon1 v.·ill accom-
PLUS a ~pac1ous panelled nlodatc all your favorite lrlnq A Paint lru1h
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Sunday 1-5
1718 f\-1arlin \Vay , Baycrest. Har!!_ to find 3
BA .. fam. rm., sep. din. rm., 2 firepl. Per-
fect cond.
$38,SOO
~la rbor Hi ghlands 4 BR., in nice nbrhd. Out
of town owner has reduced price.
ROY J. WARD CO., Realtors
1033 Mariners Drive, N.B. 646-1550
Dover Shores Office
bonus room. All the amenil· fumish.inp. $34,500. You \Vo.,.,·~ Just listed be\ .....
'
"' of graciou, livln< at the market. Some elbow ~ must see this one. Call I f beach for only $49,500. Just ~rease a can or wo o ~2313. jlalnt and shp'IJ look cal! 61!J-sfs5(t-tu1'!"e 1-=======..4 •·· Th" nc>A-·. sp~:nl~trttle
3 BEDROOM
SMALL HOUSE DOLL HOUSE
BIG VIEW $22,000
J>RICE CUT Located on a rornf'r lot with
CALL TO SEE boat or 1railf'r a CCl'S~. sun-
f'ntry. Ankl,. dP('IJ shag
\:arpcls. \VALL T 0
\VALL FIHEPLACE. 4
large bedrooms PLUS
library. Forrnal dinin~
room. Unbclicvabll? low
prltt. Ve1.o; movf' ih for
BJ1 HIUC' as $1.000. HUITY
it's a bari.;al n. Dial
645-0303
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624 Ramona lrvinr Te1Tac:c ny cheery kitchen and halh .
CURT Dos. H R It r Th" " '"' '"'"' "°""' ' ea 0 v.•e've seen in fl long time
and at thls prict< it v.·on'I
&12-&tt.! EvPs. 613-~ las!, no money down to vets
HOLD ONTO
YOUR HAT!
Salisbury
Re.1ttl
• OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-S
601 MICHAEL
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
3 Bdrms., 2 ~rh.s &· family
nn. Nrw carpe1lni;: &: bltfl.11.
• Immac. &. a bargain! $39,500
' 1 5 Bedroom
Poal Home I On a huge irregular cul-dt·
sac 101 in Eastbluff. An oul-
slanding 5 Bedroom home
wilh a romptetcly isolated
and iafety fenced pool.
Only $51,000
Phont> 613.8$0
1730 W. Coasr Highway or $1 ,000 down to a11ybody. ~~~"!!!:~~~~~I Don't 11.ait to set' 11. ~8640 MESA DEL MAR
2629 Harbor, C.M.
2 story rlcganct" f1lA-VA 5
bedroon1s. 3 baths. fan11Jy
room, h1.rgc hving room.
walk to: All schools. thf'
park. snoppi"'. 1rs ~harp -1 --~D~U=P""L"E"'X,_.--
~i;1t'1"" 138'""'· Call PLUS LAND
530 KINGS RD. 2--2 Bedroom units with gar-
' b ages between and room far \O 'THEREAL ~ESTATERS . rz~: ~~~h.lo;. ~~·t, 2 qu~~i 4 more unlt!I on this 63'x290' , ' ' '· .. 1 ' ' Joe, $44.500. Drive by. look lot . -Alley enlrance -
around & call u5 to show. 1 ""'""2."s'-'T"o"R'°'Y~So;T"'E"A"L-I ---------I perfect spot for builder or
This rantastic bargain of only TOWNHOUSES Investor. -$34.500. Phone
Salisbury
R1!1Jlty
315 MARINE AVE . 67J...ml0
BALBOA ISLAND
BUSINESS
TRANSFER
°"'ner fora>rl to 5.1.ctilicc
th\1 3,000 l<f\la«' loot brand
nrw lrl·lt:wl. lop quality
bomt. [)ef"p 1<1\Ag carpet1.
'f(', 4 btdroom1 l ri.m!ly
room. Dlnina room, t.an:r
patio kltclW'n anti I~ x :Mi
Game room. l c11r 1araae.
A!i!almr $.lT.000 VA lOlln.
Ptionr 6-16-7171.
S26.!r.:4 includes 4 huge bed· &1~7171.
r00n111. JJ x M family rooni, I :1·3-1 BB... ~an1i,;t!, palio,
formal dining room. 3 baths, pool, blt.ns. c•l'll·· drapes.
cal'JX'ti1 and drape1 lhruoul Prit.'f!d to u\J
PLUS ovt'r 2IXX) sq, IL Nn I $21.000 And up
m~take or misprint. ACT COLLINS & WATTS
NOW. Trade )'Oun? 962-5521
\o ·THEREAL ·~ESTATERS . '. ' ... * QPEN SAT/SUN * 3044 MADE I RA . Walker & Lee EASTBLUFF BUY l.llvcly, lmmac. borne. 1st
La.rJe J Btt .. ~2!1 ~. t.u~k OUertng. Beaut. grnunds.
761'2 Edinger hoine; family rm., 2 lrplca Cov, pario. 3 BR. I:. family
<71~1 Rl2~ or !>iO-;jJ40 plus dlnlnc zin. H.[gh qual: rm .. 2 baths. $37,;ioo
VA. NO DOWN Uy, low prier . S.10,000. George Wllllamton
4 Bdt1n11, l bRlll!; lamlly Hopti Gerrie Realty REALTOR
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•11 .-hOOI•. $36,000. No"h DOVER SHORES INCOME UNITS
Costa J\.1e&a, Vl,.w home. 11411 &nhaa;o Dr. 1~1 2 BR units, i:ood mnntoy
3042 BABB ST. ~t buy. spac, S BR. 4 ba . mllker. Nlr.t area in <:osta
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 Adaptoblr floor rt11n tor Mr.gn S6.l500
Pyramid Exchangors t"Oup!r .,r IQ'f", JamUy, Newly · · '
No Quallfyl•t
At 6¥• 0/o
Your chance! lo takf" ad-
v11.nla!!:f'. (hvner ju.st up
11.nd n1oved away. Gor-
a:rous SPANISH STYLE
humf'. Newer. Bright
cht'ery llving room.
CRACIUJNG A D 0 B E
ARCHED FIREPLACE.
Thlck Juah carpel.II. Fam-
ily room. 50 fl. of kitch~
t'n counter. Extra la.rlol'e
bock yard -all fenced.
Take over 6% annual %
rate IOftn. no qualifying.
™MEDIATE POSSES·
SION. D111I
MS·0303
Living Easy?
TRY
$23,950
Do you want to llVfl
near \he beach! Bet t.M.
pt!ttf give you Znd
thoui:hts!! St'f! tttis one.
Owner mu!il ~II. Cute
u a buJll ear. SpadOUI
bcdroo11111. candlelight
dining mom. Brl~ht
chf"f'I')' kitchen. Year
around fJ8.tln. Onlr, 2
)'l'ani old. Won'l ut.
llurT)' dial ~
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PrAt ·o~f • •r>-8800 • """"""'d. "' '"'"" ,,,,ooo Vi...-n-c-o-.R"'e=-•"'-T.ltv=="-
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Gener1t
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom)
2205 Cliff Dr. (N'pt Heights) NB
675-3210 $54,500 (Sunday)
3121 W. Coast Hwy (Tho Towers Apt 5-A)
NB 675-3210 (Sunday)
109 Via Quilo (Liso Isle) NB
673-3585; 544-9333 (Sun 12-S)
312 Orchid, Corona del Mar
673-6642 ; 675-6459 (Sun 1-5)
607 Carnation, Corona del Mar
673-6642; 675-6459 (Sun 1·5)
606 Narcissus. Corona del Mar
675-3000 $38,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
{2 Br & Family Qt Denl
866 Hamilton, Costa Mesa 646-003.1 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1927 Mariners Dr. (Weslcliff) NB
642-:ln49 $47,500 (Sun 1·5)
ZJ.7 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar
644-7270 (Sun 14)
(3 Bedroom)
33802 ftlariana Dr.. Dana Point
496-4157 (Sunday)
726 Bison (Eastbluff) NB
644-2430; 833-0700 (Sun 1:31).5)
216 Poppy, Corona de! Mar
644-1910 $87,500 (Sun 1·5:30)
80I Kings Road, Newport Beach
57;.3210 · (Sal & Sun)
615 Malabar (Irvine Terr.) CdM
675-3210 (Sunday)
325 Marigold, Corona del A1ar
673-6642; 57;.5459 (Sun 1·5)
228 Goldenrod, Corona de! Mar
644-1910 (Sun 1-5:30)
1927 Mariners Dr. (Westclill) NB
642-:w49 $47,500 (Sun 1·5)
923 West Wilson , Costa Mesa ~1720 (Sun 1-6)
2535 Juanita Way, Laguna Beach
494-9473; 5411-0316 (Sal & Sun 2-4)
30 Lugonia (N'pt Shores) NB
646-5809; 673--0653 (Daily, 12-5)
1198 Boise Way, Costa Mesa
546-54ll (Sun 1·5)
9138 El Sol, Fountain Valley
546-5411 (Sun 1,5)
1120 While Sails, Newport Beach
645-4930 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
13 Br & Famlly or Den)
601 Michael (N'pt Hght..) NB
673-6900 (Sat & Sun l ·5)
3044 Madeira (Mesa Verde) CM
673-4350; 645-1564 (Sal & Sun)
19511 Sierra Seco, Irvine
546-5880 (Sat & Sun 12-1)
2812 Cliff Dr .. Newport Beach
$72,500 (Sun 1-5)
2504 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach
646-7171 (Sal 2-5)
*18021 Aspen Tree Ln., University Pk.
644-2430 $43,950 (Sun 1·5)
**300 62nd St. (Newport Shores) NB
673-6510 (Sun 1·5)
1213 Parnell (Halecresl) CM
646-8811 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1014 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
642-lt23.I $89,500 (Sunday)
43().__E. 20th Street, Costa Mesa
642-8235 $34,500 (Sat & Sun)
1718 Marlin Way (Baycrest) NB
646-1550 (Sun 1·5)
1027 Tiller Way (Harbor View Hllls) CdM
646-1550 (Sun 1-5)
445 Tustin Ave. (N'pt Hghls) NB
675-5200
1927 Santiago Dr. (Baycrest) NB
642-5583 $72,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2515 Vassar Place, Costa Mesa
546-5780; 546-5m (Sun 10-4)
445 Tustin Ave. (N'pt Hghls) NB
675-5200 (Sat 14)
*1021 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
~1720 . (Sat l~)
19271 Hickory, Huntington Beach
962-5566 (Sun 1·5)
9191 Bermuda, Huntington Beach
962-5566 (Sun 1·5)
8321 Tyler, Huntington Beach
962·5566 (Sun 1-5)
*17453 Santa Maria, Fountain Valley
962-1373 (Sun 1·5)
20332 Ramona, Huntington Beach
962-1373 (Sun 1·5) tt 1915 Bayside Dr., Corona del Mar
675-3000 $97,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1506 Lincoln Ln. (Baycrost) NB
644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2221 Arbutus (Eastblufl) NB
644-2024 (Sat & Sun 12-<lark)
*338 Westbrook Pl., Costa Mesa
545-2486 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
930 Aleppo (EaslbluU) NB
675-7225 (Sun 1-5)
319 Drillwood (shorecllffs) CdM
675-7225 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3254 Washington Ave., Cosla Mesa
545-6424 (Sat It Sun J.$)
2215 Aralla (EastbluU) NB
645-3.120 $50,000 (Sun t-5)
1401 Sanlanella Terr., Corona dot Mar
675-6060 (Sun 1-5\
*3189 Gibraltar Ave. (Mesa Verde) Cllt
6424i21 (Sun 10-5)
366 Walnut (Eastside) CM ·
-3928/642-8453 eve (Sat It Son 1-5)
1206 Pembroke CWeslcllff) NB
M&-3928/673-7575 eve (Sal & Sun 1·5) j
2839 Corvo Pl. (Mesa Verde) CM 549-5990 (Sat 1-5)};
1120 Glen Eagle, Costa Mesa 1
645-0303 '34, 950
1001 Dolphin, Corona de! Mar .
~303 .. (Sun 1·5) : •
233 Rose Lane, Co•ta Mesa
645-0303 $26,600 (Sun 1·5) ··; .,
(4 Bedroom)
2366 Colgate (College Pk.) CM
64&-all !Sat & Sun l·S)
33S Plazza Lido (Lido Isle) NB
67~ (Sal & Sun 1·5)
*356 Princeton (College Pk.) CM -3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2801 Seaview. Corona de! Mar
67s:«J00/673-4238 !Sat & Sun 1-5)
2727 Island View (Harbor View His) CdM .
675-alOll/644-1041 (Sun 1-5)
10182 Beverly Dr., Huntington Beach
549-5990 (Sun 1-5)
2919 Balcer (Mesa Verde) CM
~990 (Sal & Sun 1·5)
(4 Br & Family or Den) :r,
9772 La Cresta. Huntington Beach
$36,950 (Sat 1·5)
801 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
$49,950 (Sun 2:30-5)._
2612 Lighthouse (Broadmoor) NB
644-4910 $61,500 (Sal-Sun 1-5:30)
410 Morning Slar (Dover Shores) NB
644-4910 $105,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
1606 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB
644-4910 $99,500 (Sun 1·5:30)
**505 Morning Slar (Dover Shores) NB ·
642-8235 (Sal & Sun)
2057 Commodore fBaycrest) NB
642-8235 $74,500 (Sunday)
**' Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
642-4620 (Sunday)
30!2 Babb St., North Costa Mesa
675-8800 (Sal & Sun 1·5)"
847 Santiago, Mesa del Mar ?l
544-8500 (Sat & Sun 1·5fl
10830 Los Jardines, Fountain Valley _,J.
~1720 (Sat & Sun 1·6)-
21612 Kanakoa, Huntington Beach '
1162-5566 (Sun 1-51
19932 Lexington, lluntington Beach •
!162-S566 (Sun 1-5)'
21191 Locklea, Huntington Beach
96Z,5566 (Sun 1-5)
1151 Madeline, Huntington Beach
962-5566' (Sun 1·5) .
20131 Imperial Cove, Hunt. Bch. '
962-S566 (Sun 1-S)
17321 Margarita, Fountain Valley
962-1373 (Sun 1·5)
2499 Anniversary, Newport Beach
-3255 (Sal & Sun 1·5)
3807 Sausalito, Corona del Mar ._,SI
675-7225 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
6901 Los Amigos Cr., Hunt. Bch,
546-5411 (Sun 1-5)"
*4615 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM '
675-3000 $79,500 (Sun 1·5)
4628 Cortland (Cameo Hglds) CdM
675-3000 $54,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1939 Santi.ago Dr. (Baycresl) NB
64f.775S (Sal & Sun 1-5) '•
2212 Margaret, Newport Beach
64$-0555; 549-3265 (Sal 1·5)
904 Allvlew, Laguna Beach ~303 (S un 1-5~
IS Bedroom)
**#58 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB
642-5200 (Sal & Sun 2-5)
17674 Walnut, Fountain Valley ,
962-1373 (Sun 1·5, ,
17915 Angell, University Park
644-7662 (Sun 1-5) •
2872' Stromboli (Mesa Verde) CM
549-5990 (Sun 1-5)
(5 Br & Family or Den) ""
'-1 *1033 Mariners Dr. (Dover Sh.ores) NRfS
-ISM (Open Daily)><:;
73 Linda lsle. Newport Beach .-.
. 644-4910 $250,000 (Sun 1·5:3o)l•
**210 Evening Star (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sunday)
2421 Sierra Vista (Upper Bay) NB _ 642-8235 (Sunday ) **11 Lmda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
675-3210 (Sat & Sun)
300 Robin Hood Lane, Costa Mesa
673-3550 (Sat & Sun t-5)
8292 . Snowbird, Huntington Beach
962-1373 (Sun 1·5·/
732 Bison Ave. (Eastbluff) NB
673-9226 (Sat & Sun 1-5) '
'*1600 Santiago Dr., Newport Beach · 1 (Sal & Sun 1·51
2127 Windward (cor Trdwnds/BaycreslJ
NB 64f.775S (Sat & Sun 1·5)
DUPLEXES FOR $ALE
(2 BR & S BR)
322 Iris, Corona d•l Mar
673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
440 Begonia. Corona de! Mar
67~ $64,900 (Sun 1-5)
TOWNttOUSE FOR SALE
!4 Bedroom)
3175 Coll•&• Ave., Costa Mesa
. •,
540--0623 $22,500 (Sat & Sun 111-8) ,
*lll870 Vennont. Huntington Beach
962-111811 $22,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) '
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A TT LA BORDE,. Realtor A Perfect
Mother'1 Day * * * * * * SPECTACULAR VIEW
By day the bay & ocean, by night the lights
ol Balboa. Spacious family borne on large
corner lot in fashionable Harbor View Hills.
See 2615 Harbor View Dr. OPEN HOUSE this
weekend. 3 Bedrooms, big pool -separate
yard for dog run or boat storage. $67,400.
MATCH AND BUY
·' MESA VERDE !,'. J'ruly 1 perfectionist's dre'am. Better than
,,new. spotless FOUR BDRM. TWO BATH.
Family Rm. home \vlth B/l Kil and rear
, living Rm. overlooking attractive enclosed
.. rear yard. Ne"' carpets, beautifully dr.aeed
~·and exquisitively decorated. Owner leaving
• •'area and m ust sarri!ice some ot his hard
" Work .. Priced to sell at $42 ,950 with 10°10
dov.·n to a qualified buyer. --COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE
Large 100' x 125' CORNER LOT with loads
of elbow room. lush la\vns, shrubs, flowers,
i!fruit and s hade tree&. Nestled amongst all of
1tbis is a cozy comfortable Three Bdrm. Two
Bath home with HARDWOOD FLOORS, large
I dining Rm. B/I Kit. and breakfast are~. Cov·
-wed patio, d ouble garage and a_ setting of I relaxation you'll never forget. Priced to sell
' 'at $37.500 with liberal terms.
THE LIVING END
The end to mo\ving. edging, p~inting, ~lip
i ping. trimming .• naili~g._hammer1~g. weeding, I . ~unding, sawing. d1 gg1ng, planting, pl~ster·
j" rrig. raking ... AND THE LIVING BEGIN·
l ·~ NING, when you purchase this T~ree Bdrm. J., Two Bath Condominium located in . the 1:10·
1 •• per bay. Enjoy a planned community. with
t wo pools. putting greens and badmtnt~n
('OUrts. Carefree living at only $35,750 with
terms.
' $4,000 REDUCTION
>' ~'OR QUICK SALE. Localed near Harbor High
·"ts th is 21 ,000 Sq. Fl. Four Bdrm. Two Bath
-:, home. f reshly painted, carpeted, luxurious
, .. Bil Elect. Kil, Mexican marble F JP, lots of
;-. closets and storage areas. plus many othe r '~xlras. MUST BE SEEN TO APPRECIATE .
Full price only $41,700.
HOME SWEET HOME
IS FOUR HAPPY BDRMS. AND TWO BATHS " tn Eastside Costa Mesa. near elementary and
'hitermediate schools. Large two car garage
with work bench and B/I cabinets for DAD.
·All this will make MOM as hapny as a
"''QUEEN. Try $23 ,990. wtih F.H.A.-V.A.
'"TERMS.
" OPEN FOR ADMIRATION
'"':,You 'll love th is deluxe FOUR BEDROOM
'" llOME. Two Baths, huge living Rm., F/P.
c,.,bln. Rm. & B/l Elect. Kit. i~clud1ng dish-
-washer and d isposal. Fenced 1n front. yard;
large 14' x 28' protected covered patio, ~5 "'x 35' HEATED AND FILTERED POOL. with
"J ots of decking and t\\"O dressing_ ro?ms. ~
c'ated near O.C.C., elementary. Junior h1g?
~ ... 'nd high school. A unique home for a gr~v.·-
11 ·fng family. Priced right a t $33,950 w1lh
,-F.H.A.-V.A. TERMS.
o. !SALESMEN NEEDED!
GI~
r.1ovi: In M\ MotM:r's O.y lo
th/1 be'1uutul.J,y appointed
home in the Bluffs. Mom
\1·ill Jove ~ huge park and
playiJ'C!Und r\i;bt in the back
nrd for the kld1 and dad
won't need hi• garden k>ob
evt"r again. 3 bedroom•. 21.4
baths, and a fun tilled care
free llle.
Only M~.soo
Call m.8500
IO ' THE REAL \~ESTATERS
'-,r + '· ' " ' '·
EASTSIDE DUPLEX
$26,500
T1>.·o older unit.I at 209 Flow-
er Et. Red\Jef'd S2000. for a
sure 11a1e. Two. 2 BR units
on lrg. lot w/alll'y, Choose
yOu.r own financing.
Newport
CHOICE DUPLEX -LITTLE ISLAND
3 Bdrms., 2 baths upstairs
2 Bdrms .• 1 bath downstairs
Frplc. each unit -double garage
SHOWN BY APP'T. ONLY
l\tust see to appreciate-S79,500
Call Mrs. Hutchins
HOME lo INCOME
3 BR. house with 1% baths, nearly new built·
ins Jncl. refrtg. Lge. liv. rm.; 2 BR. furn. apt.
over dbl. garage. Sb own by app't. only.
$66,500.
NEWLY LISTED -HOME lo INCOME
3 BR .. I ba .. with !rplc. 2 BR. apt. plus guest
rm. & bath. Single garage . S63,500
COZY COTTAGE
2 BR., 1 bath, Crplc. 1h Let -prime location.
Lowest priced Island home -$32,500.
ULTRA MODERN BEAUTY
4 BR. 2 Ba. Garage stressed for extra unit.
Perimeter beating plus many other contemp.
features, Shown by app't. only. $79,500
STEPHENSON REALTY
306 MARINE, BALBOA ISLAND 675-4000
LINDA ISLE
Prime BA YFRONT lot, bulkhead already
in. Over 45 ft. of frontage. $75.000 include•
plans .
16 LUXURY UNITS
Some with views of the bay. Well located,
close to schools & shopping. Like new con·
dition . Excellent rental record. Reduced to
$375,000.
HARBOR
QUESTION ANSWER
Lo<:alion? $42,900
View? The Blufl•
Priced Right? Clean & Fresb
Size? Loaded!
Condition? 3 Bdrms. 21h Baths
Extras? Bay & Greenbelt
WHERE TO BUY!
No Question About Th1t -SEE
~If~· 2414 V1st1 Del Oro
NEWPORT BEACH
644-1133
I ~~··~--~
Corona dal M.r I Cast• Mtsa
Outstanding Lat;ation ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j
4 br, 2 ba, lge kilehen/din'g HELP .COMPANY '""" frpk, briok patio, Hillcrest Special ""' trtts, corner house w/side
yard for boat or trailer. 2 VACANT. S26.9S(J, Must 11!11 REAL TORS min""' to majoo """'" thi• """""
''SINCE 1944" ~nter, 1rtt111ays, sehools, .. * * * * * 673-4400 ;!..~" -· l31.500 Fairview I ..'"--~~*"--~"'--G=o,:n•='r':•:rl-....:...o... __ ~ Provinclel Charm
Newport
•I
Fairview
646-8811
(tnytlme)
646_8811 General Gener al General ./ DUPLEX ./
(anytime) /;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~~:;-;;;;_:;-;;;;_;;-;.:;;_;;-;:;;:_;;_;:_;;:;;-;;;;:_;;_;;;;:_;;_;;_;:;;_;:_;;;_;:_;;;;_;:_;;:_;;..,::; Shingled exter., warm "'OOd 1 ~~~~~~~~/ PERFECT BEACH HOME! * • * • • • • • • • panetin<. '°"' bokx rot. ,
1-= Be prepared for the summer in this super /) Bdrm. & ofe., 11ti. ba. + i' ..,.,.!!!I'!!!!!!!!!"'"!!!!! ... '!"'
Tax Refund Coming? sharp super clean, bright 2 bedroom & den oLuxuriou:J immac. I-RR apt. S48,5(.(l. PACESETI'ER -Po o L .
Inve5t wisely in another home.' One of Corona d el Mar's finest loca-University Realty You've never seen anythln&
lx>me u a spare. \Ve have tions. only I-block to stairway to the beach Baycrest home with 4 bedrooms plus maid's JOOI E. C.st """'Y 673-6510 like 1t. Fanta.stic 2-story 4
a very
11°~?'._ ho"'.~1 °" Ea..I"~-, $54,900. room. Has large family room and formal din· CAMEO SHORES bedroom home w~th fonnal
&ide o -unla ' e~ "" OPEN SUN. 1-4 227 GOLDENROD T bl d 'sl d . Beautiful Ocean View dining, den and k1tehenettt . would be ideal. G.l. loan of ing room. a e space an I an range 1n .sttond story Spanu;h style
$23.000 11i·ith 7~s'i; annual this gourmet kitchen. Exquisite Master bed· JUst listed! 4 BR. & fam. rm. sun dttk overlooki.ng hua;e. per~ntage ra1e "'Ith total rm. and Roman bath. Custom built for a Doe-w/4 ba. & pool. 4639 Gorham sparkling heated pool. Ex-
paymen1 of SZl.o.oo less tax 2828 E. Co1st Hwy. tor and loaded with extras. OPEN FOR IN· Dr. S95,000. By app't. cellenr buy at ~7.9.'iO -
sa\·1ngs of approx. $60.00 SPECTION SAT. & SUN. l·S, 2127 WINO.. Bill Grundy, Realtor 1erms nex1ble. Call 54>-8424
per mo. This home shows Coron• del Mar WARD LA. (Cor. of Tradewindt) DON'T MISS 833 Dover Dr .. NB 642-4620 South Coast Reallors.
like a Doll house. Call. 644•7270 THIS ONE. HARBOR View Lusk -4 Br. VACANT Walker & Lee 2~i Ba w/ocean view. 974 Nr. 0. c. CollcGe. ·' BR . 2
Pending Open House
Foreclosure Eastside
Owner unable 10 maintain 5 Bedroom
payments • Mll:sl se" im· Shiny clean and f'l'll.dy for
mediately. Excellent resi · immediate occupancy, a
dentiaJ area . does nttd roomy ~ bedroom. formal
some tender loving care. J dining. family room home
bedroom, 2 bath, large yard with laundry room, Ion~ of
and ready to sacrifice at 1torage. Huge master bed·
$25,000. VA terms available. room and easy lxiat and
cau S45-M24. camper access. 2480 sq. ft.
TALK ABOUT
MOTIVATION!!
of Jiving !or only S45,!QO.
Open Sat & sun 1.S
300 Robinhood Ln.
Costa Mesa
or call 673-8550
JERRY FREUD • CHARLES ARNOLD Sand<utl•. Owner ..... ,,,, .... fam. om .. bJU"'· ouJ.
388 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa 2 BR house, ocean side, By de-sac lot. $29,950. GI or
REAL TORS 646-n55 owner, $45.000. FHA -OK.
* BAYSHORES * ~ l--*-613-_ _.;1'6_1_::'1_1_5'-pm __ *_ L~:~l~eaa~~~j~:c·
Gener•I B•lboa Island Cost• Mesa Z1562 Brookhtu'St, Hunt. Bcb.
BA YSHORE DRIVE • Near
private beach, charming
pro~·incial 4 bdrm. 2 balh
home, lge. J1v. room, din·
ing room. beamed eeilinp,
nice patJO • $52.500.
CORONA DEL MAR
DUPLEX
HUGE FAMILY ROOM OPEN HOUSE
Here is a great 3 BR, 2 Ba SAT/SUN l2 fo S PM
home, Spotl«s hdwd. tlrs, Rate "Little lsl!lnd " Gem
cozy used brick tirepl. All 124 CRYSTAL AVE.
on an oversired lot w/rm Spr:lng ts a season to renew
for a boat k trailer. FHA/ I & refresh. Simplify your
I
V.A terms. S25.950C.OATS life-style in this year round resort-residence which al·
fords heal thful, uncompli·
& cated living in a picturesque
WALLA.Cl! gea aide setting -2 story EXCELLE~'T rorner location I REAL TOR! New England tradition. J
_ 2 furnished l bdrm. units, , Open Evenings Bedroom 2 bath. large liv-
d'"'"' area, fireplaces, J e 962 .... e ing rm .. d ining room com· --~ bination with brick fire-unit vacant for 1mmtd1ale I !!!!!!!!"!'~"!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!
occupancy_ ASKING S40,SOO, 40 FT, pla~. Wall to Wail book-1 cases. Brick patio, fore .and
Home or Investment
4 Br-3 Ba Townhouse
For Solo By OWNER
Below Mar kef Value.
Great demand as rental
TRANSFERRED
3 + Fam. rm .. "fixer", in
f\le15a Verde. Owner will
help finance. S25.950
Call: Pat Wood a.1a.2300
Scenic Proper1ies 67~5726
e MESA VERDE -Spacious
4 br, liv'g rm wJ!rplc, fam
nn, all elec kitchen, rrpts,
drps. 2 ~atios. $34,550.
557-7142.
J Br, 2 b.a, .make roof, nr
S.A. F11i'Y . O.C.C. I< S.C.
Plaza. Cul-de-sac; lot,. xlnt
cond. Vacanl soon Slli .SOI>
by m-•flE'r 540-~ art 5: JO
Divon:t! compounded by
220 E. Sev1nf1enth St. pending foM!closure provides 23 g50
(E. 17th St. Shopping Ctr.) a very M!al need 10 sell this S I
S A MESA bcautilul, tri·level a bed-
... CO T room home now~ You musl 4 BEDROOMS
.I
* MESA VERDE * alt . no moini.nano.. 0.-
PODL tached garage "wJUt maid's
SPACJOUS Jge . 5 bdnn. 3 room. forced air heat. Pres-
balh home with forma.J din. ti1Jous South Bayt'ront .atta
room, panelled fanuly room, $27,950 only yard5 from the be1.ch.
All electric w/ buill·ins,
walk-in pantry & high.gl'll.de
carpets. 2 car garagt & lrg
br ick patJo. FRESHLY
PA INTED, SPARh.'LfNG
CLEAN. Located in a 6 acre
park w/ POOL & CLUB·
HOUSE. Assume 5111 FllA t
loan of Sl61 per mo. S22.500.
Vacanl-lmmed. Possession,
COLLEGE PARK
AREA
3175 College Ave.
OPEN for Inspection
SAT & SUN 10 til 6
540-0623
' Sharp J Jg Br. home 2 'Ba.
& lam rm. shag carpel.
$33.000 546-5780: 546-5197.
VACANT. newly painted J
BR. 2 BA, cov"d patio, all Evenin91 Call 646-4579 or 642·7438 see lo appreciate the value SWIM POOL! !~--::;'.::'.::?:'....:C:::~-=c;;:c:c:,:;._;;__.:._ ____ I and e.xcellent t.1e11a Verde "Summ!'r tun ahead" a1 this
heated & filtered POOL .. 4 Bdrm.-Famlly Rm. Asking .STI ,500.
PRICED at s;H,!}j(), Den-3 Baths Nick JoannidC's, Realtor ''C'' THOMAS Beautiful family home, en-TI4: 675-0097 n3: 2n.J832 ~neral iiiiiiiGiein•iriailiiiiiiiiii"i"i .. i.
1
location. All realistic off~rs beautiful home. La rg e ~iiiiiiiiiiiii \vi!! be considered. Price ruoms throughout, entry ~ S41.~. For info call hall breakfast bar in
lry hall, large rooms Balboe Penin1ul• Realtor throughout, central noor ---------
224 \V, Coast Hwy. 548-5577 plan. No down terms. Open e DUPLEX -2 Bdrm1. up, 2
I . fl'CjQnfj
~liNDA ISLE
n :INN ER BASI:-< -Beauulully decorated
5 bedroom. 41fl baths ~·1th [~y roo.m
& dining room. \\'atenront li''lDg _at it.s
n -best. P ier and slip. :\lay lease/option.
~ ;:sa Linda Isl• Open Sat. & Sufi. 1·5
riMARBOR HIGHLANDS
.,. IMMACU LATE -3 Bedroom. l :V, b~th
ho1ne \vitb fireplace & covered patio.
Carpeted, landscaped, x!nt. cond ition.
"$34,500.
' \lACANT & CLEAN
,. FLEXlBLE FINAl\CING -3 bedroom
-,vith family room. 2 cement patios, Wltb
t• ... boat door in garage. $30 ,500. Call to see.
..&.2 LOT
-WITH 3 BEDROO~I HOUSE -I Ii bath.
fl • fireplace. w/w carpets. covered patio.
• • Double gar age. Includes plans for more
units. $28.500.
REE UNnS
JOO ISLE -One of the few multi-units
available. Conveniently located, wlthtn
:walking distance to shops.
Offlce Open Saturdays & Sund1ys
PETE BARRETI REAL TY
1605 Wettcliff Dr., N.8.
642-5200
Gen•r•I
~2313. drr~m kitchen, buill·in
\RTHEREAL
'z: E~T~T.~~
range. oven, dishwasher,
plus washer and dl')'i!r. Brk,
open til 9 Pt.1 .. 540-1720.
TARBELL 2955 Harbor
Liko Balboa-Except :. * NEW LISTING * ~ ... c of tht home.s h\'ed in Del" htt I J BR: 2 ba home by owners year round-Ne&r ig u . ·
LA. basin. Oean 11i·ater, in Eastside ~sta '.\Iesa;
be 1 '611•ncr corn!. on the close to shopping, church~s
C s ~-. & schools. CaU for an app I. oa.st. SJ4 000
Tlui modem L'iland homt. nr Call; 613.3663 5-18-0115 Eves, Long Beach r.tarlna w/60 of
bay frontage, 5 hr & fam
rm, lge clock. on 1,1.1de streel
• Sl•I0,000. (\Vould lease at
$650/moi.
'.\!untz Realty
~0th year at 5536 E. 2nd St.,
Long P.each. 213/439-2161
associated
BROKERS-REALTORS
Z02S W lglboo 67l·l66l
$27,000
Ne\l.'PClrl Beach, eves 545-5643 tll 9 PM. 540-1720. &Inns. down. s.t7,500
TARBELL 2955 Harbor !\1arshall Realty 615-4000
OCEANFRONT
MONARCH BAY
An outstanding home of 6,00J
sq, n., exceptional surf &
roastal vie1,1.·5, 6 Bdrms ..
formal dining nn., lge
paneled J't'Creation rm. w/
bar. s.aun11. & ba1h. 61,)
Baltu:. Lovely garden •
~75.000.
Turner Associ1te1
1100 N, Coa.~I JIW}I .. LaiWJa
494-1177 Anytim1
SPANISH VILLA
4 BR plus fam rm
Rttducttd to $34,250
GREA T VIEW a.vcrost
OPEN SUNDAY 1 to l * BAYCREST *
2812 Cliff Drive 4 BR. 3 ba. Forml) dining,
Enjoy a view of the Bay by family, ulil. rrn.11. Swim
day And ligh ts b;; night pool + whirlpool. Just im~
trom just abou t every room maculate! A best buy al
in this bright 3 btodroom, J $78,500.
bath home. S72.500 and you Rich Irwin Realtor
own the land. Come see or * 6T;>-li06(l •
call 64G-117t Coron• del Mar
1-D THE REAL
\"'-ESTATERS
' f '" '· " '' •
VmRANS
AmNTION
OPEN SUN. 1 ·5
1 yr old beauty, calh"drl 7% Interest-JO Yrs.
ceilings, fpl, w/w crpl!I, big,
325 MARIGOLD
Price reduced . quick pos-
l'ie1s. Charming 3 BR. 2 Ba.,
chrery ki!ch. w/eating aN>a .
Formal dinin1 nn., frt>lc.,
carp. k drapes. O'slzed Jot
w/room for bo11! ~ !railer,
big ram rm, tonn'J !iv rm Newport Htighl!I 3 B~. lo\i
3 c gar. Nicely ld1cpd. Ideal BA, nice slze !iv. rm., wl
home for entrrtalnintt GI t.irepl., gd crpts., serv.
or FHA tenns. Call 847-1221 porch. Block "'ail back yd,
SEYMOUR REAL TY [ W. E. Lechonmyor
17141 Beach Blvd .. Htgn Bch 1!!60 Nr1>.·por1 Blvd., C.'.\1.
0Ptn '11/ 9 P)f Cal! 646-1928 Eves; 673-4577
312 ORCHID
Beach aide of H""'Y· Spacious
2 BR. home on 2 lots, Xlnl
cond . & 01,1.•ner an:<1:ious.
607 CARNATION
Fo. RESULTS )'OU can 0.-
~ on. Call the Suptr-
Sales rn a n. .Da.Jzy Pilot
Ouslfled 6G-C678 • pla.('9 i"'""'"'"~s~f~(~soo~...,,..~11 :;;:'r~.;::;;::;;;:;:;:::;:::;::;;:::o;'m;::•·:•:·L:"=:''";:;"""':;:18~;::::;::"'"'::;:':•:&:;chuJe:;:;;;::;'~";;:;::;:;:-$600.oo DOWN )"
p\IJl5 nonnaJ closing c:osts Q./iQ-0 ,§'\"'\.. ,C: f)wtQ ~Q.9
A gardrn-Hkr yArd, cart!UI·
ly man1cu~ w 'many gor-
geous Camellias. AU th110 &
a brklsl. nook. formal din-
ing rm. It a living rm. fie.
rnuf to hold your rurnirure.
It'! great . set> It today!
MORGAN REAL TY
67U642 67S-6459
Don't Call Me A
mo'" """ mlo th" J ""'· \:]~ 1.'QtJ )..~). -~ l:J({" >J room home localed in Cn51;i
""' ., •n o'" "" Joi. Tire Pmle with fire Bui/f.fn Chuckle
il'11 barg111n priced "° hur-
ry. 546-8640 0 Reo~nge .. .,.,. cl th•
four saol'llbied wctdt be-low lo form four tlmple WOf'ds.
Duplexll
MISSION . 2629 llnrhor, C .. \J, IMPOS$11LEI =z---I
PYTNAR 1\-QUO>.,
I' I' I I I
I'm 1t nllty 2 bedroom HO~fE
with swtdil5h lirtpl1ce, pa·
tlo 11.nd if'&S!Y yard wilh a
sharp 2 btdroom money
making garage apartmf'n!
out in back. All on thf aouth
aide ol IN> h!,qh"-a.v.
bltins. No q uali f y lnsz .
UNUSUAL house & lot. E-Z Assume F'HA loan. $218
maint. 4 Br, lrg sliding total mo pymts. Ownr/A.gt.
glass fam rn\ for den, shop £36-4410
or combo. Liv. rm, dbl gar, "w~E~s=Tc=e~1~,~,-~A~R~E~A--I
2 ba. Convenient, quiet loc S27,500. Harbor High disl.
near all schls. Out of smog. W 11. J k lo all schl~ &
10 Mins lrom heh, 2 mins lo \Vestch{f shopping. SHARP.
San Dieg"o Or N1•opt F'ruy. \\'/2 Jriz. BR. plus convert.
30 Dilfer('nt types Azaleas in den. Din. rm, fpl ., Jrs:: fenc"d
a garden t'Xtremely easy tu yd. trePs. fur poslt'ss. Call
maintain. No I awn !ol Ownr/Bkr now. 548-8537
mow. Out~oor o u I l. t ts . OPEN HOUSE outdoor hghls. Christmas
lighls bltn. Cilnis trees, By Q.,.,·nt'r. Sat & Sun. ll09
Magnolia, Jacaranda k Sonora Rd. Lovely 3 Sr,
Norfolk pinr. Sprinkling 2 ha. fam rrn, new CJl>I,
system frnt & rear. New drps, 11iall pa(X'red. covelY'd
w a t r r ht a 1 er. n e 1\• patio. x 1n·1 cond. S31.500.
dlshwa.s!wr, new disposal. 54; .. 615.5.
2,098 Sq 11 + 460 sq fl in ~,-080-,-c•-d""o-,-. c-,.o-,-b,..,,--=co-o""d-o.
gar. S35.6:7J. l-"or Sale By Near nr ...,·. Pool. Nr OCC.
o .... ·ner. 5'16-.1660. By nwnC'r. 546--4760 days;
DO YOU HAVE 83S-SJ3.5 e~·('s.
5 members In your ~G"o"v"'·T,.._.re-,.""", . .....,,-,,,-,-nc-,-,-,1
family?? huy. No loan charge! $21,500
If so, we can sell you this to S32.IXXJ. In Costa ,\ff'M
gtt•t 4 bedroom home on an!a. Wills RJ>alty, 546--7805
the "NEW F.H.A. Program" ""1ESA Verde by 01>.T1er: 3
for jusl $100.00 as down PQY· bdnn, fmly rn1. 2 ba. patio.
ment . This home is ready to ()pfon r'la ily S2!1.950. 5.(5-2075
occupy, Carpets. 2 lu.xurious I
ha!M. Full price is SZl.900. Dana Paint
Call us now. we'll show vou ---------
lht> Muse and explain ·,hr l br. 2 t>.., bi,i;:: s:ara1e ~
pnJi:nm, blka to new h11rbor. By
Walker & Lee 1 =~:1:;1~~·4~1X'~1 sun.
Realtors Eaat Bluff
7790 Harbor Blvd. al Adams =---------1 s.15-04650penlil9;00 Pt.1 SAVE R'Ai·Dfrtocl from
OPEN SUNDAY l·S ownrr. 5 br tr1-level. Pool-size Joi. SSr'.W down, 1198 BOISE WAY, C.M. iN, apprn;.: S2i:i mo. This
OF BAK.ER • E. OF FAIR· 1veekend only-$49,!r.JO. ()ptn
VIEW) 1 to 5. Sar & Sun. 732 Bison
e TEACHER'S (.1{0TCE e A1·c. 673-9226 or 644-1060
VACANT 3 BR. '"'· ''"'· Eastbluff-View rm .. 2 pullman aa·,. Quirt.
deadend atrttt just a lti:w
blka. to 0 .C.C. Buy It Gr.
l-11A • any old 1>.'ay. Aak ini::
S'rl.9:i0.
Llllltf' Lu~k 3 BR, 211 RA
2'221 Arbuius . 64-1-2024
By fll\"TWr -~lake Otfl'r
OPEN S11 11sun 12-d11.rk
. To find a buy11r who Mlit!ves Pool Home rs 1eavuic ttM> coun1ry 1 hf' (An ~till ~I IL 1.Nirp, I
le1v\na bthirld lhf-hnf'~t yrar )OUng 3 bedroom bar· 3 Bfrrdroom. 2 Ba. hrd1>.t!
~ in Cost• f.1t>M. I P:a in with 'lhick shAg rar-fltx:il"'o, r11rpers, draPt1, tarn.
..d.-Q\>ffiS. 3 blths and ~pets paOo Owlt-tns dish-1l,11 rm w/trp.lr, Pool 20x40. ti.mlly l'UQl'n. This washer, a'nd JoR j0 thC' 91,· d~p. No. £. Colla
aparldes In and ou1 ~ach. \Vo \V • S.23,500' ~ltsa, $30,500 lerma.
I fUTAL I t' . I' I I I _
Only s~q. 7;;o
Ca!I 673-85.iO
1-0 THE REAL
\"'\,. f.STATf.RS
I Larwin Realty, Inc. 2 BR, l'T &, trrl. Pfl'l('I.
ruG.l Brookhur1r, fl ntgn Sch flf'OI Arlul!~ s22;, mo.
546-5411 anytime 1>-11.11s2. ~1'1-?i4m 1vt1rlc
ii doee to SI. Joht'll and Should yoo accept !his mis-
ICbclola. 11ll1T)' on thlo, sion:"
···~U:"':.i.lo~:i Walker & Lee
1"11A VA. Call 1 .,."'!'~~~~~'?'I
ll. ™'i':!..~r i·* CANAL FRONT *
Roy McCardle, Realtor
1810 Nt\\-part Bl\•d., C.~t,
541-7129
11141 M2·44J..; or ID.il40 3 BR. l .. ha. A-rraml" 2
~ty Sanrly hlo11ch. l)oal1n1
ft 1t~h1n1 at your door!
117.51,(1.
e 43 UNITS Ae
>aru IOl'. All : Br . l\, bn
l(;ood ltnTll. Sri\ ()(' ,.,,.
C'.hl11~t down, 1-"ortln Co.
MUOOQ,
CAYWOOD RIAL TY m \\. f"flllj"I II")', NB
541-1290
\
I I t
f I T E H . ~ Overheord cbout o ahow-
1 I• I I man: ~hey call h im the ~Mo1toid of Ctr.monie.s', He's
I
p U P A R E Io -Jn !ho -.• ~-1'
I I I I r r G Comril.+e th• dn.-~t. quoted by 1.11 .. ! .. '" ...... _.,
_ • • ---'(OU dwelop rom N•e> No. 3 !>.'°"'. o ~~,~~~rsau~~'~llrus r r 11 r ls r I' I
., ~~~ ... Mal!IO'I I I I ''N THI' I fl
SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS IN DIME·A·LINE
~ ' . ' .
OPEN SUN. 1·5 :30
221 GOLDliNROD
Prime Corona del ~far loe.
Mar bnch. Excltlna d~l1n
ft'afurin1 ilU1 ! •'()()((. Cus·
K>m J BR. bit. 24i yn, •ro. ..... ~.
Wesley N. Taylor Ca.
REALTORS
2Ul San J011Quin Hllla Rd.
!\ewpori Centtr 644-49111
EX_;sz:,u
VIE\Y durlex.. 41.2 011.h\ia
Z I-3 BR. So. ol Hwy.
S69.&JO. Owntr ~7>-359;i
Costa M.si1
ANEW HOME ~ THIS SUMMER I
... rool ocean btNaS ... water and beech
pona ••• youn lo tt1foy thil JWnm(r in
dc.-ln Costa Mtst. Si-ciO\ls .J a 4 bodraocn, 111'1.tle 6 two llor)' modrlt
~:~~0,500
19th ind WhJttitr Avf,, Cosl1 Mtu
S.IH Offlct Pllont, (714) l4i-0!31
l~I _,,.S-0 l~I _ ... u. I~ I _ ....... l~I _ ....... l~I
Irvine '"'"'"
Abolish Slavery FINER LIVING
IN
NCI yard work, nn ou!slde
maintenance. Spanish style
cnndom1n1u111, 3 bedroonis.
double enclosed g11ragP, 16..'<
111 enclased patio. forcrd alr
healing, d1sh'l·ashcr 1 n d
built·in range .a n d ovl'.'n.
Plenty of c11h111e1a 11.nd stor·
1ge space. Wall to wall <'ar-
pet1ng, drapes. 1wimqiing
pool. and clubhouse. 1 min-
Ule from San DiPgO Jo'ree-
...,ay, Low do\\n 1''HA or ex·
i&tlnl:' }f:lA loan SI~ per
month. Total Pl"ll'f: only
$:!2,j()O, Redrnon Real/or&.
Call 636·1:.:0.
UNIVERSITY PARK & TURTLE ROCK
Live in a planned community, where we
have acres and acres of green park areas.
swimming pools, miles of winding trails, an
18 bole golf course, shopping center &
FINE SCHOOLS. Al the present time, we
have a good selection of 2 to 5 bedroo1n
homes available -perhaps the RIGHT ONE
FOR YOU! We are here to solve yo ur hous·
ing needs in an efficient & professional man·
ner.
OWNER
TRANSFERRED
Reduced price I Corner!
Roo m for boat & trlr.
Lovet.I':: BP.. 2 Ba. Alt terms.
,.., I I ''J I
.Iii I l'ilii.
----i Ji,1if l11r
"SINCE 1946"
1st \VL'Stern Bank Bldi·
Universlly Park
D•y1 833-0101 Nights
ASSOCIATES
Lorraine Nevens
John Peckham
E1oise McQuown
Toni Escobar
Katie Longfellow
Ed Peterson
HAFFDAL REALTY I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!~ .....
842--4405 Huntington S.•ch Huntington B1•ch
Evei: ~~l-2·146
3 BOR:'.I.. lan1ily. Jiving,
frpl., t! tia, Pro in and oul,
a beauty. &e it. 1-5 U!ru
Sun .• 1TS75 Ash Street, F.V.
\\'HY RENT? 3-bedt"oom
Mn1e only .Jl58 per montl\.
Redmon Realtors. Ca I)
636-li.~
FOR Sale by 01\'ner-3 br, 11,
ba Condo. r.o..,,· do~n, nice
arl!11. s:m-1002
Huntington Beach
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5
6901 LOS Ajl,t!GOS CIRC.,
H.B.
(1 BLK S. O~, SLATER & l
BLK \V. OF GOLDEN·
\VEST.J
Franciscan Fountains rl!sale.
Kr lll!W, lowl!st price on
market. 4 BR • pa.rents re-
treat study 3 BR. l\1any
xtr.BJJ for coiTifortable living.
Asking. $41,000, bu1 make
offer today.
Selll!r n1oving • Must sell
larwin Realty, Inc.
21562 Brookhun:r, Hntgn Bch
546·54 Ii anytime
NO KIDDING!
LOOK
No down VA
3 bedroom, 2 bath
Out.ch Haven
$27.9J()
BIG
Family Room
>I bedroom
No down VA
or FHA
.$3.J.950
450 CASH
:i.tov~s you in
~ bcdroon1
Corner Lot
$26.950
MR. CLEAN
3 bedroom. dining room
Assumah!f! Loan
$29,950
For Information
Call 842·2535
\R;THEREAL "-' ~~'.I'~TE~.~ You can ha\•r thii. sharp
ranch·IYPf' home "''ith pay.
mt~. a1 only $171 per mo.,
and what a bl!auty, "'ithl----------
111/w shag carpeting. f'ull
wall f1repl . & Jot~ of patio
decking S2J,900. fuU price,
IGI no money needed $100
moves you In).
TAKE YOUR PICK
S24,00l 4 BR. -111 Ba.. 271-D:.?
$27,500 4 BR. • 2 Ba. Goodie I' $30,500 • BR .. 2 ... Pool 11\age Real Estate
'62-4471 ( ::::.i 546-8103
OPEN HOUSE l30,500 4 BR. ' 2 B•. Sloope'
SUN. 1-5 $31.000 4. BR. • 2 Ba . Beauty
16532 Los Verdes COLLINS & WATTS A 4 bedroom home .,.,,it h
cathcdL·al ceilings in the1 ____ 9_6_3-_5_S~2~3 ___ _
~teado\\•lark Country Club BEST BUY
area. $38,000, call S.JG-2313/ 842-253j. Just listed. This South Glrn
WALK TO BEACH
4 BR + :2 B• areas
$24,000
Cheery kitch w/bltin range,
i\1ar 4 bedroom, 2 ba1h
home has ne\v shag carpets ..
wood kitchrn cabinets, 2 car
garage, buiHins and a tear
patio area. Price jusl
$28,500. Call 842-2535 for ap-
pointment.
oven & dshwshr in this al· 1-=========
tr Sandpiper home. localed 0\VNER WANTS
on lrg romt'r lol, just 2 yrs TRAILER~ No other rca90n
young. Less than 1 mo. rent to sell this super sharp 3
moves you in. CaU 847·1221 bedroom, 2 bath home "''ilh
SEYMOUR REALTY 1:111 the mcdern con-
11141 Beach Blvd., H!gn Sch veniences. Cozy fu'tplacr,
Open ·111 9 P~I 1·11s!om carpels & drapes,
l"li=:~~~~-;-;-;Ji:=:-~-1 hea\'y shake roof 11 n d j'i manicured yard. \Vill sell
$11,750 in1mediately for SJ0,930 -
4 BR + 2 BA found a trailer they "''lint.
CLOSE TO OCEAN Call 5-lS-S42-t South Uiast ~00 S~ ft home, huge cul-de· 1-R-"-'-'°-"-·-------
sac lot. Crp\s/drr>s, formal TOWNHOUSE
d;o., ''" bltn.. ok'•ly Jood·
FIX ME UP
4 bedroom k. pool
COVtted pal.lo
S27,9j()
• • • •
BEAUTIFULLY
SPANISH
Privacy plus lamily
roo1n J. pool
4 bodroom
• • • •
NO DOWN VA
Sharp 3 bedroom
2 bath Outch llaven
$27,9j()
• • • •
BIKE TO
THE BEACH
Larg,. famUy room
4 bedroom. 2 bath
•
•
bl'.'autiful )'ard
Sl!l.l;i(]
• •
MEREDITH
GARDENS
GALLERIA
'.\fodeJ ~ bedroom
f::imily room,
dining mom
S~.J.~
•
•
•
Phono 842-2535
~-t>' THE REAL
\""\.. ESTATERS
'I". ' '",
Irvine
• BR & PLAYROOM
Are orterl!d with this 1700 zq,
It. townhousr, on cAoice
grcrnbt'lt Joe. Playground
rquipm"!., pools &: bicycle
pa!h.11 cloSt:-by. Children do
001 need lo cross Jl!J'('Ct!I 10
reach lhem! The !afe area
for your children you've
~n wailing & only $34.950.
(ired hill
Univ. Park Center, lr\·1ne
Cali Anytime 833-{)82()
!«:pd, lrg covered patio. FHA, VA S1000 dn. Super
S2t ,r30. Submit. Call 847.1221 sharp 3 BR 2 BA, bit in
SEYMOUR REAL TY range & oven, dishwshr,
1714; Beach Blvd., Htgn Bch malnl fee S25. 1300 SQ ft of I.,!!!!!!!!!!!! ... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
living area, dbl gar. patio, Laguna Beach '""""'"0""'.,".,·".,·'.,•.,P~M!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I '""' ''•"· ''""""· l-"'o'-P-E_N_H_O_U_S_E_
$35,900 I' SAT. & SUN. 2-4 lSJS JUANITA WAY 1; ~ti. from Beach . ., stOr'1 t62-4471 (:::: J 546..alOJ ~fodern, custom wood &
J br, 21i ba. huge family rn. VILLA PACIFIC glasJ horm. 8uil1 on s11:ver-
La1un• Beach L•guna Niguel ;;;;,:;.;;.;;.;.._,,.,.,_,,_~~11""".,,-_...;---,,,,..~ STOP VERY conte1np dbl A-frame
THE WORLD 3 BR, :? ba. ram m1, nr
HERE'S A PL.ACE TO GET bch, li:e yard, Vlf'w, $45,000 OPEN SAT & SUN l·S OFF· &pub architectural-aN<:a. !!tlust ae.11, otfct1.
ly d~sign~ 'boml!, blended1,_,•96-,_,...'.,",..•"'"'_____ 1912 IRVINE AVE. Commercial
151 into the Ecological .,..-onder-LldD Isle New llsUnJ. Owner eolng Property
ml!nt oJ STATELY TREES, I----------CtlSI, must sell Baycrea;t 1-,.----:--,,..,,.._,~ a!"l'11 4 bdrms, family rn1, ACRE !or 0:111'1m'l Stablts SANDY BEACHES AND A I b k /8~ I r dining r1n, 2 halht, 2 l ..... lcs, ease IC w 10 n11 ne NEVER ENDING VIEW or ... t 67' _, 67"S723 Lawson Ille entry, 1•-c dbl g•--· 1-""-·-~_-__ •_r __ ~ __ _ THE OCEAN &: CATALlNA -.. ,....,.
ISLANDS. Detail~. all Lot 80' "''idt'. A!klng $39,900. lmmac, 2 SR. $•7.51.0
1vood exterior. located on 3 BR. on~ It lot. $63,~ t'ALL G) · t46-l 414
Condominium•
for s•I• 160
the OCEAN SIDE or THE ~"'!. ~ H\YY., w It h PATH\\IAY 3 BR. + lam. rm 40' $69.~~ LAZY LIVIN(i condominium
LEADING TO THE BEACll. AEA L TY •IYI•. Lu•my •ppoiorm'"I Nt•r Nt•·por1 I'••• orrltt · th· 2 BR J\I •· " UniqUe 3·bdrm. lloor plan 3 BR. + tam. rm. ti' $72,500 In ls · Del. cuue.
has natic Jiv. rm. whh $21,900 FULL PRICE $17.~ lull priCt'. $100 dn. on
CELEBRATION-
lat Month's Rent
FREE
t.(lu •tart at S'ni/mo
i\11 double.wide spaCl!s
Sin9I• & double-wide,
Welcome
\\'alls of cork Ir natural wood 4 BR. • dm. rm. 75' $78.500 for this grt"at 3 bedl'oom FHA-221, or no dn. G.1. " RtcreatJOn Facilities
paneling. 10 FT. ti I G H beauty. Lots of carpets wilh TEAOIER'S CHOICE-$21,SOO
1971 Models on display
lmmecli•t• Occupancy
Adults only
Super ClubhouH
CEILINGS OF OPEN TIM· Triplex w/xlnl rrturn $l20.000 i matching drapes. Modern full price. Vacant 3 BR, 2 Clean Air &
BERS, exteniive use of col· "'1ill-im II.rt' in this country Ba. ~tonticello townhousr. Easy Living
ottd GLASS SKYLIGHTS, Lido Nord Bayfront style kitchen: also a dish-Super financing avail -no h
massive BRICK FIRE-Conlemporary 4. BR . .it mds. wasnt>r. Move-in condition. point~ -oo pena.llle.11. In 8 Town Wit
Manutai:1urer ol 1
coruttuctlon producta fo
Qe 111 computer tacUIU!~
hl.t devl!Jopcd a comple~
new COnc@Pl which wUI be'
r..a.nuJactured 11. Mktd" na..! 1
lion.ally. ., l '
We &re looking lor an 1n.; I
vestor, el!her parliclp.:Uq
or oon-~t .. approx. $50~ I
Cali or write, Comp.site f.tf( :
Co., 111'10 E. Edinger .;,w:,•
•D, s.A. SJS..3611. J 1 --,F
TO BUY OR i
SELL A BUSINESS s.. '
HOLLAND BUS. SA~ES
"The Broker wllh Empathy'
1n6 Orange Ave., C.M. 1
&15-4110; S40.ooJ8 anythne.
Pl.A.CE W/ORNATE HOOD. S=' Ft. lot. $'250.<nl At lh!S pri<'e. YOU CAN 'T Larwin Realty, Inc. a Legend
Center stairwell has anliqut AF1'"'0RD TO RENT. Call u:s _.546-S41 I •nytime NEEDED: i:
CATHEDRAL WlNOO\V OF Plus an outstanding i.~snrt-I and ,.,.,·u qualify YOU. R .,.W., WORKING PARTNER. ,.0
STAINED Gl...A$ :. CRYS. mf'nt of other line Lido l.!ile Wa Iker & Lee c.u Th• Experts I I ~n ..... o PVT INVESTOR, Substanl
Y S \Ve lspcc!allte in sellin" con. la! I I I
OLD. A truly Gourmet don1in1um.s, buyer! waihfli. RJl"JI!. ed. aecured w/collatf.ra.I. TAL. Approx. 100 R . homes. .,. All re um on money nvea •
kitchen w/ELEC. RANGF.: howanb lowsun Jn. Z790 Harbor Blvd. at Adan1& Double exposure at no ex-~ For more Info write P.O.
& SELF CL.KAN OVEN, ~colton Sil;j...0465 Open 'lil 9 PM tra cost. Cali today ror tree Mobile Home Estat11 Box 1819, Santa Ana. :
DSH\VSHR. CU I S IN E 3~16 Via Lido 67:i-l5G2 PRIVATE ROAD appraisal. 3237\ Alipa:z Strfft FASHION DRESS SHOP-tot
CENTER. • OPEN f2 -S SUN-.-Larwln Re•lty, Inc. (Santa Ana Fwy. South tn sal 3555 E Coa H 1
i.o .... ·er lrvel fealures 3 bd-109 VIA QUITO rmmac. 3 BR, den, din. rm. 21562 Brookhu!'St, Hntgn Bch Capistrano, off at Ortega Cd~f 67a-261it or 5~} 3 ba1h borne on lge. Jeneed S"S41 I anyl>'m f • ' rms. &: 2 baths. Mstr. bdrm. One Of A Kindl -• !ho.')'. to Del Obispo. let lo Ji'ixtuf'f!& $3500, invenlory loL Light airy rooms. mani-Al ' I ft t od I ) ' ~ui.te It drrss. rm ... ha~ Van y-,· .. , "-•· wo,·il•g mo•ih• D I /U I 1paz, c o m e 5 opllonal. Husband ti:f!i11Q' "' ~ "" " " " " cured lawns & beaut. gar-up exes n fl San Juan Cop•'slrano ' Luit wall coverings. r>1AS· fo• ,,,., mod"''"· 1,...,,,. __ m· I transll!rted. t ~ • .. • .. ~ ..... <lens: dbl. garage & 1hop. sa • 162 (714) 493.3155
SIVE OLD AOOBE f"IRE· ed 2 bdr1n. honie wlth fire· Assoc. pool & putting green. MEXICAN ~stautan! phJI
PLACE. ELEGANT BATH place I:. d1n1ng rm.; 5 fix· Best buy in area. S&l,500. DUPLEX·NO OWN MEXICO l BR hsc. P.C.H. HunL 1kbJ
HAS HUGE SUNKEN TUB, ture bath p!u,. 1,1i balh off Call &ll-462() tor app'I. lo vets or assume 5% % Joan, Granada Cove All · f\xture.11. Beer Ir. wine
dbl. pullmans, aU lavatory elrl'. bit-in kitch. Single Bill Grundy, Realtor W/w crpt, FI A heal, Palios lie. incl'd For SQ.000.
I:. bath trim arr ANTIQUED story, South palio, 2 ca.r Bltru. Only SJl,500. Brok: The only OCEANFRONT JOHN READ REAl;JY
BRASS. Perfel't blending of iarage "''/laundry. shop & WESTCLIFF II-Isl time of. er 646-8226. trailer space.11 in 11944401 59&MOl
casual el$c::rsOo Jor rice. door opcnrr. Jus1 can't ff'red. Sunny 3 br, 2 ba home -ln_c_o_m_e _P-ro_p_e_rly ___ l66-S·'D ~~E;~D!nth BURGER Taco Tab OUt.
• hr bl'.'at 111 lnwt'~t listed Wfst'parate din'g aJTa + I-,----""--"---ideal-couple, Dana ~in
0Jl("n House Sun., pnce on Lido l~e. incl. R &.: breaklaAf bar. Elec bHn.s * * * * Includes all facilitie1. •-•. w.,.,, Cl..,ifi--' , .,
'
· 1 •oil 673-IiOS for info. ,.. • ''"4 l'\Q or in °. '"" 0 , rtlrig:., "'11.shcr/dryrr. "'ldshwsbr, laundry rm. • 1-4 PlEX. Pridl! cf •Ial, Daily Pilot, P.O.~
MISSION REALTY cpt5.&.:dra~-only$5.'i.OOO~ Lge rms. big closels & lots ownership. IdtaJ n.,.,·ncr Mountain, De1ert, l:i60, Costa ~fcsa, C&liL
985 So. Coast Hwy., Lal:'una Lee Schonek Rltr. or storage. Spacious <'ustom live-in. E1. wll-3 BR. 3-2 Resort 174 9262'6. •
Phone {714) 494-0731 67J.3:J.t.i s.i.1.9313 palio & largl! yard. \\'alk to Br. 2 Biles to major sOOp-
h. < "· I SACRlFICE LAUNDRA~fAT Wood1ey Setting -Prr'm• Lr'do No·d-
1
rvf'ryt ing. · po..,.·ssly c ean ping. BY OWNER , • < hoppy 10 •ho'" ,., "7 soo • DUPLJ::X-Ne1Ypl. "·h. Golt course lot, Appll! Valley 005f'-in, groovy duplex. Two :l BR. 6 ba. \Y /elrvalor. ~2 &l2-2M9 "' · '" ' · beaut-brand new! 3-2 'BR Sl3,000. Owrn!r mlllt atU. Wl!st N'ewport. New ~
11 br .units. Pvt p!!tios, 4 car ft. Jnr. Pif'r & f\nat. SZ75,000. -~~=~~==~-1 w/many xtra&. Prime Joe. Ginny MorrOOn, a 1e n t ers. Estbl. lrade. $29,m
parking on lot A must 10 Tip of Lido lile BALBOA COVES BJk to bch. 54G-2286 837-6417 or 642-3861 .'
see. Only S-12,500., Be11ut. 4 BR .. 5 Ba. home 2 WATERFRONT FOUR STAR REALTY LA.KE Elsinon. 3 adjacent
Owner Anxto~sl frplcs. 56 ft . water frontage. Transferred -~Just sell! 835-4422 hlll!ide lake view lot1, $2700 OWN your own buliney
Cute 2 br on good-SIT..1! kit, Roon1 for large boat slips. Prime Joe. 3 BR. 2 ba. single 1---,,-;;=;;,=..---h 53&-2449 Calif. Co. bu ~nlrJJ',
\\'oodse.y &l!tting, Vacant & Pricll! $500.000. story, Newly decor. Fenced 1 DELUXE cas · di.11tributor•hips 1n thi1 Mu
yd 30 f boa 4-PLEXES Out of State Prop. 171 Good income. lnvezt. aeait ready to move in. Asking Bill Grundy, Rltr. . t. t :slip. $1a,soo 8 _ ~ 4,7 379 1 1 $27,500. • R.'13 Dovf'r Dr., NB 6~24620 Bill Grundy, Realtor 2 R and 2 BR apt1. New. CORRECTED COPY ""· . -1 or •PP ·
Panoramic Co•1t11I Vu WILL·-L-EASE SJl Dovl!r Dr .. N.8. 642-4620 port Beach. S1 2,cnJ. dn. HAWAI l·OAHU ROtn'E Vrnding &. l}M:k
hum this ne.,.,•rr 4 br, 3 ba DOVER SHORES AREA S72•500 190' choice, rare wtrfrnt lot. Equip. P/llme. Hi-~~nt
rts1denct. Only $62,500. S80(I Prr mon1h .,.,.ith firm You own the land PERRON REALTY 612·1171 Z.i,OOO plus sq fl. Beaut sen or tradll!. A!klng ${700
Othrrs in area have sold !or op1ion, j BOrms. J Baths. Lovely&: elegant 3 BR home. Sl'ORE, Office, 2 BR house. Kaneohe Bay 25 min to Wai.1 =""""~-~·7-_2.~121_l_>~782-~!586~--,c-·I
more. S93.7;,o 2.650 sq. IL Din rm, fam . room to lldd, C-1 ZOrw"d, 50 x kiki. Unsrpsd vu. Sew 9!I yr COIN I au n drylcle¥ill:i·
can 4\)4-3.J61 LIDO REAL TY INC. rm, breakfast an.>11. Beaul. 180 con11!:r, $42,500. 19th St. ISP. SS:l.000, Ownr. 548-1357/ agency. Well e1tablis)>ed
Rea!ex Real Estalc 1177 Via Lido 673. 7300 yard. SN' to apprec $72.MX>. near 1!1rbor, C~I . '''ill 675-38Z'l. New washl"n. SJ.200
917 Glenneyre, Lag Sch EARLY A~IERICAN 4 BR. l 011·nrr 6>12-S.'i83 lrade. Broker 494-!1659 l ~R-.-,~l~E~,-.-a-te-----·I wilt handle. 2131421-441~
• l~IPRESSIVE VIE\V * ha. choir-f' Pi111.za Lido lOC"., B\' O\\'ner, Harbor View East Cost• M•sa Exchangt 112 MUFFLER shop, l"Om plc}11
In North Laguna, Built by s1:1.1)1(). :0..h:<~ion llllls Riiy, home. 2 yrs old, floor plan Charming :\·plex equip'd. ow~r will tiacb
present O\\'ner 7 yrs. agc. J\.»-.."'..07fl nr 67J...6962 l. 1 sly, 4 BR, 2 ba, Isle S.l<\,OOo DANDY 536-2'49 .• ;
I-fas 2 lge. bdrms., 2 baths: Meia del Mar kitchen, <.hn'g rm. lrplc, Al30 8 un1rs, ume area :t Bcdrm 2 Ba·l\.lorlern tun· BEAUTY Shop, 9 SlalioN 15
)gt:. Ii\'. rm . .,.,./lrplc .. ditiing own land. $42.950. 644-4218 Jo. Forti•r Rlty, Bltins.frpl·Dble gar. dryer1. Rent SI 7 2. ~O ;
rm. overlooking the water.• 4 br-Rrcently LUXURY BAYFRONT .. 646-JAIO * PLUS SacrlfJce, ownr 962-Slal. 1
W:e. kitch. w/brld:;t. 1M"a. rc-dccoratcrt S29.9j(). VA. 1 BR apt $39 500 &JJ I.ta~ ~·Ws2-uN=IT~--Good O\Jplex in frt·Nellf'r O'.>IN-OP l.aundt:u. 5:-tt: Beautifully JndsC'pd., 1v/ FMA & ronv !l!rm~. 54~ -· · · ' · " -.. , or p11rt !radr. o .... ·ner: Nwprt Beach. \\'ill he coni-vacant-plus cu1e 2 berlnn-old. Small shop'&'· C<'Ct
s1one & block 1v111Js: view Me1a Verde 673-8800. Lido Shore~ J.lott't. pll'!ed July I. Top arra. rax fn1 rm-always l'f'nted. Livi! Rl'!pon.~ible party. 892-
raiio 11re11: carefree living: h b !'f'nl hi>e in th1& fil1f' Jo-al 115 best. S37.:ioo. DO you have 8 ,1 or 4 BR. UPPER BAY. Charming J Ii l!:l!t.'I', apcnda le. Prlnci· GOOD buy beauty 1 s\\·i nin1in~ pnnl honir in BR, 2 ha homr on q11ir! pals 0111.v. BJdr : 6•1.'.i-1260. cared prop. Pr. $59.:-,00. 6~6-3621 Tue, Thur., Fri. 'I ftwbIRn i\1e.'la Vrrdf' ur.dcr S.10,000?~ ~!rf'e!. Terll'I!'.. Owner/11gt 28-UNITS Good inconir. Sat. mornings. ' ~~ Yt's, we havr. CJran ,t 548-9477 2 & 3 hr. Close to shopi1in ... I WANT VENDING local S Zach
h C • I' 9 "' Condominiun1 3 Bl'drm..C. :r~~~~ c'.,.',',.',',·,,, A·• .. , 'o":,_~ "•-...... 5 BR. 4 BA . H/F Jl'l(ll. All rented. lfta: Bch. $410,000 Mesa • Nrwp 8-H. Beach. Candy snacks 1.i pr. ....,.~ ... ~c-v ,~" '"""r fan1 rm By Owner Sfl:t.000 I 847·39.l7 Leaving area. 642-230T, __
10 r 5 S · F 1 --,,~'""'""=~=~~·I Arnclld & Jo'reud-Rltr&. • 499-2800 * 0 • pni , 'unolly. 1'"~ 1600 Santia.i::o Dr · NB WALK TO BEACH 646-TI55-Eves. 646{).)38. Ask Businest Wanttd
OCEAN FRONT VIE\V Pioncr.r Realty, 84:l-4421 ,\tARTNEfL'i WESTCLlf"f'
r TRANSO 11! I II Nf'w 6 & 8 unlt11 by builder. -'°~'~G~l~o'=''~·------·i *MANAGEi\lENT .&: " ~ \Vlth 8!eps to priv. bf>ach · 1 an"" "111~ sc
1
4 br. 3 h11.. 5~°'';. IOAn. Hlg Bch. 847-3!t57 -;-
from !his 2 bdrm. 2 bath i\0lt's~ Vrrrle 4 BR ho111r, S39,9:"JO. Owner 64&-206.1 HA YE Exec. wan I~ pro!jtabJ
home .,.,•ith paneled inirr. Culrh 101:. ln1m11r co11d. 3 BR 2 b dbl r 1 Ml 1 Lots for Sale 170 •ervice or mfg. bu1. tq
11'fm11ny rust r r a I u res I · a, rp c. n NEW Office Bulld1n1 SJ0,000 cuh dwn. Cai l lj 21Jf ~~ly t1upical ~atrium off 5~&-9702 · · · l"Ond, Weslclifr, $43,500. FORECLOSURE W/$100 K equity, 794-MM eve or write :P.O~
d1n1ng area. $74,500 G46·7;J4J. 2~1 acre hor&I! ranch npo&-SZ7K Net Income · HO~E JN THE TREES :'llESA Vrrde, Cambridge. 3 sessed J.rom former aero-Box 411, Altadena, CllUJ
With \•iew of ()C(!Bn. Rusfic BR. lam k din, rm, on Newport Htights space employee now avail-WANT !llOOl '
interior, Frank Lloyd cul-cle-!ae st1. 6-\ft. GI loan j able at devl!lopcrs c-Jst. BAYFRONT Houst or Lot. Monty to Loan • «I
Wright frplc. 3 Bdrm .. , 2 a.'lsunillb r .S .16,950. $24,000 SAVE.,~ \VR D · n 0 IA t 546--1960 _,_ . . uBo1s: f>.15-66 1 f TD L • baths. s:ii.000£ "'nr i:: . OLDER HOME on these fabulous, oak slud. Real Est•te Wanted 114 S oan ENGLU~D R AL ESTATE 4 BR, l lgr 12x 24 gam,. rm. [ J Bdrms., l·Balh ( ded. ranch 1ize spread.11.
318 Thalia 494i09:l I~. ba. Bltn k1tchl'n. !tugs & CALL ~ ,,,.2,1,1 Located Jn the boo:nlng SEE 9" ad Boal Section. Re: 61)4';:. ~
EMERALD BAY-drJJ'. S.\l 900. 3.17-91!M ~~:! South Coast atta near San possible trade • cash !or 2nd TD Loan
A r1 ho th I'.' ~ Ju11n Capls1.r11.no. HI ah llharp 3Bdrm homt -good . qua 1 Y .me ivi sv.£' P... Newport Beach bo arf'a Cd.A-1-Nrwport. Broker. I"" ocean vie\\'S. Spac. n""n _..,.. ltEAl.TY 1 ve the Jmog, private T'"-• b•"-' 0• ~uJ .,. ,.... Nr1r Nr p 1 p t orr1 d d ked t.:ve~: 646-846.i or owner ~'" a<:U " ~ ... beam living nn .. sc p. ll1n-WOW·WHAT A VI EW I --~ •r •• rr roa an Joe gate guar-lt213tST 8-5132 or 1C2131HO 642-:2171 1
ing rm .; lge. paneled rlcn; rrorn every room. 4000 sq. 11. OPEN SAT. 1-4 ant~e the natural beauty of 4-9171 Serving J-Jarbor Area 21 yn,
3 bdrms., 3 baths. \'l('w Juxurlou~ sp!1t-levrl. 3 br. 44S 'TUSTIN AVE thi~ forml!r Spanish Grant ----------S.ttlel" Mo·ngage Co.
deck · $99,500. 4 ha. i\olastrr siutr w :l lmmar. :l hdrm. 2 ha1h; lern· 9urround~ by be11.url!ul IT'S Beacn house timl!. Bis· 3J6 E. 17th Stref:t
Turner As1ociat1s bath~. 2 drPs.~1ni.: rn1~. kiu~-l1y r1n ., 20 X 22 rumpu~ rn1. Cleveland National Forest. il."SI selection ewr! see the
110;) N. Coas1 Hwy .. Lagun11 s11.ed hr111n<'d hvin~ rrn. to• ovrr gHrage. Only 41-1 yr1. All utilities .BVlliloble. DAILY Pll.DT Clusill!d
494.1177 Anytim• fireplace, 5paciou.~ huill -1n nld. PRICED FROM $9,9,j() section now! Cash Fast L k11chrn wil h b11r, r ><tr11 Jar'e Walk•r Rlty. 675·5200 LOW DOWN-EASY TERMS ~~~~~~~~~~ CHOICE WOOD'S C' I I I ' I 1 I & 2nd T I DHd covrred patio 1<. rle1~k. By l'.:36 Via Lido, Newport 8ear.h ircums ances Ol"("t! I le m-S rUS t
COVE appoinrml'nl only. 204 King~ med iate dispo!Hion of Hiese I 11 •1 FREE APPRAISALS
4 BR, 2'11 BA. only 2 blocks Place. &12-0590 Brokrr. Newport Shores few choice parcels whoae . fin•ncl•I Cott.t Mes• Investment
10 beach. Bcan1ed ceilings. ----former owncra LOSS 11 your ~------.J 548--7711 anytime
fireplace, r.~para1e dining SAT & SUN 1-5 XLNT. VALUE GAIN•! Call or wri1e for •••••••••• l ·~"!'!!!!'"'!!!!!!!!l!!!!••!!I
r no m. pr1va1t . enclosed 2499 Anniveriary, N.B. I 3 BR, 2 ha.. breaktast nook. complete detall1 and color Busintis I Businest courtya~d plus b~1ck ba.rbq Channing 3 BR lam _din I romfor1ablc & spacioos. on-silc photo!. Buy direct Opportunity lOO Opportunity
ilrea. $39,950. Lingo Real 1 R ' fn~ bolll Xlnt conrt, 01vner, $29,500. J.rom the developer :
Eslale. rm., pa 10· m. · . · 1 646·:l!IO'J. 67~. * * * 4~1397 * * * A buy al S31 ,900. ~1ake otf-
er -1rrn1s. San Clemente l unils, vu. nr bcb & shops,
patios, very nice. $49,500,
10~ dn. 494-492.l
JEAN SMITH, Rlfr
~00 E. 17th SL, C .~1.
640.3255
BY o\\·ner. 3 BR, lilt baths,
patio, frplr.. Beau!Hul ocran
vu. SJJ. rJO. 492-258.'i
RANCHO CAPISTRANO
2172 DuPont Orivl!, Rm 8
Newport Beach. Cal. 92664'
133.3223
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w/frplc. On .Jrg corner lol al teveLi !or unobstructed
w/icp boat storag11: yd. AJ:,.. CONOO J Br, lovely i;pts. ocean &. town view lrom all L•gun• Niguel Builder'1 AttentiOn--" ~ VA I drps lhruout. Lg nr lo cell-University Park
COST A l\fESA CORNER * 2 BUSINESS LOTS *
Both f"or S39,500! r 1
Qwtl(!r llVl!I l'IUI Of town .. \1
anxil'IUI lo 1e!I. Will 1ubmlt
nfr. Call r11cJuslvf' &gl!nt for
dr!all11. Paddock RI t y.
6-l~~.1070
sumabJe 5,. ,o oan. rooms. F'ireplace. Built-in ,, ,, OPEN SUNDAY Oldrr uni! _ block to ocean. r..ck l\folzahn Rltt Ing pantry, elec kit. Beaut ' k·,r·h·"· 3 "·droom•. 2 bathJ u• I•' pd · s~ I i.._ ... ... ot: 2·S " " Value in (and! Pro~. to be 1714) ~1-Hi22 ..... sc patlO. .,.,w~ !n.c 11 I Pl~US 1tudto. $.)2,900. DI· model. Anytimt. Best Joe & It 29641 An11 J\.tar1a Lanr JO ld aJ 1~ ror S2'1.:00.
SPRING FEVER · w lk bch 847 ~7 RECTJONS: up Solano, 0 Uo•"'""'"~~ .. d ,,,,10m tiullt CaJJ: 673-:166.1 &4-4-26:19 Eves. pri1,.~. a fl) · · ; So. Coast Hwy., le rt on All11 u. ,....,= '"""
--BY OWNR, Irv\nr: 4 BR &:
den, $31,500. 10';~ dn. Swim
pl1, \l'nni,.
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i.!C " l,lx30 fam rm w1r11-Eves: 968·1178, Vista 10 Juanita, for turth· new 4 BR, 2 BA mcdile1Tan-Wl\LLED con\f'r _ 3 br, 2 ba.
thedra.I ceiling &· \\'et lmr m er lnlormt1tlnn call: f'lln homl" w/lllr roor, on solarium. Dl>hixe ff'atureJ. l.NVEST In tht: fCutul"'I . Prlme
• 3 BR's • xtra ba & 2 --=-:1•·•1 ma!IJIVt Jot. t-:ltchl'n 1;, ~th Rerrtatlnn. l '7,900. o .. ~ ,.161 R4 lot Jn a f. CHy. ('I d I 0 .•l"!I'... ,"Ul''n ~ R t I I & frplc~. * • appr111.~ II _ ,_J ., .,.,1 -..,,,la floors &: 'l'all;11 loaded w/ e c re a on a arl!a
$32.cm. * Bc!t dang buy O la.· H 'i mosiac r!JI'.'. Hand cr111t{'(l _ pr iv i I l' 11 rs -8 9 2-1131.
in 11)wt1!' [,4 1,_, cupboard~. dram111ic drill· *OCEANFRONT* ~--''_'_'_"_"_'_'· _ _,!JJ1)1,c"'~'~'7'!=;"'~'~'71'7·_~-~~
JOllN REAO RF.l\LT\' * PRIME * REAL ESTATE I wood stone If frplc !n spllf'-* DUPLEX * . Gtner1I 2~ AC. Cabin 1ile, Apple '~~,.,'~11~4~'~",..'""'..,'~'"c;;ol Beach Blvd. Frontage tl!lO Glennt}'re S1. lolls fam rm &. "'l't l»ir. 2 t rp • 2 down. Ownrr 11nx-V11lley; min. IU ~ new
'NEAR OCEAN $21.000. 4 Br. 494_~73 51~16 Ma.stl'.'r .BR •ul11r In fitpar-ll'lu~. mutt M"ll l .. ~ay, Try ---------·1 N!Cn.>at'I h1kr~. S6 ,2SO.
2 bll lo"·nhouse. Crptldrps, Close 10 busy Hunlln~lnn 1 ~--~~==~.,----ate wrng. to a.ny, many SSJ,OOO. Acrtage for nle ISO S!Jbmll I er ms . Bkr.
bltns. Cash !o 5% '1o l011n. Ctnttr shopping ltfl. Only * $Sf 500 * xtras $.i1 500 BURR WHITE 6'44--467{1. °"'~r .... 11J takl' 2nd. Prime S&'l.<m. Wooda Co,1'.' uca. Lovrly EBiTIDE , REAL TY 10-2Q....40-.al AC. PUttl1 Ir CH-0717CE--lo_r._t_OO_x_135_1t-_2
locaoon. 53&-7037. JOHN READ RLTY. Oldl'.' English style home. 496-4664 REALTOR up. 3500 ft. altitude. 28 min, p.ved alley. 343 E. * 89-j4-tQ\ * Xlnt l(J"Ound! witb lots oJ 2901 Newport Bl\'d N.B. to Tall Pinc1, nr Big Bt1r. Rochnll!r St. CM cloH to
ABANDONED it. nl! a r1---,,...,,=R~"""2,...,=c~-11'.hrub!i It. trees. ~ by co?' p I e I« I lo' 675-463() 673-0si~ Evl'.'s. Xlnt motorcycli!! acrge or 171h SI ahopplna: a r «'a fot~lol!iure Lowly 2-story, 4 ,, BA. pnvale pool. 7;, fl. covered lnYitmenl. l'"rom S490 per 1,, ,_,, _,, ,.,.,.,..
3 br. lllJ"JU total ash It tab: LRG. LOT, COV'D PU\CE RE.ALTY 49+9704 patio + room addition. All PANORAMIC VIEW 12"' ·""" v•-~ ~-ll l.8 ar. 10 to ,.. dn. Bkr. ~~=~--~~~~ over loins. Prncpls only PATIO 2969 SO."'""'"' wy, thia for only $3,000 1bovt: or jelly k main channf'L 3 644-4G70 C.l\.f. ll,000 aq, It. Zoned
842-MJ.4 $25,9SO. FllA/V A HELP! NEED similar 4 BR home in area. BR., 4 b&. hom" ,v/farm.il JB AC. ovrlook'a: 0 1 r 1 R-4. $20,000.
BY Ch\TM'.r. 4 Bdrm .. 114 ba. JOHN READ REALTY TENDER LOVING CME Valley V~w. Landscaped. din. rm .. 111udy: 2 frp!c:,, lndu.11triei purposed SOXI i c. JOHN READ REALTY
\Vf\V Cp!Jt., dnipe!>, frplc . 714 .R3-f...4<IOl/21J.~IOI In 1.0..•f'ly Emerald Bay at $36.000. l\1uSI M!ll! 4,95-j74S . .,.,et bar. Nt1\'\y rf!<ll."cor. l\loj;LVI" River reaorl 1714) 894...f401
hlt-im:. CIOM" to t.chools &: =~==~~~-~~ unheard of prier~ 1 BR. I: [ BY Q\OonE'r, Im mac .. 3 hdrm, On siuxly brach. $169,500.. r 0 rn m 11 n It)'. J mm t d OWNER ~~ help. 1...1.guna ~horipl n&:. $29,CMXI. $700 CO~IPL dn. Cuslm 4 Br, df'n '101111' for s:i0.000. 211 bl.. fam rm, ldry rn1, 2001 Ba)Jldr Dr. By •PP t. fT~nlr/pn>ll! potentlal. Bkr. vh~w lot. PrlC"OO !O 1ell 1l ~7--0920 Sl'\06."18 2 Ba l\\'nh~e. r!sh\1•hr. rrfri1, ENGi.UNO REAL ESTATF.: frplr. priv. bch, S30,000, Bill Grund7 , Re•ltor 61-t-4670 PXl(l. O.M.C. linanclni.
NE\V rxrr 6 Br. 1~ fl, am r,. ,, 1;;~:::.~,.;:-2;;;--;8;:-;:1 :::1 etc. Pool. S:l2,50Q 962-1680 .1111 Thalia 494-8093 .(9:)...53..U 8.~3 Dovl'.'r Dr, ,'l.B. 612-4620 l<tl ACR"-S ,,1-,,,. •" !16S-Hl!l7 I
rm, nr 1iublir f, paroc S<'hl . POOL + 4 hr. SJ?90 rash & OCF.AN FRONT Lai:;IJna EX.£CUTJV"E ty~ 4 l>r. 2 h11 , i7o"7°\vATERF"HONT."'°ro1'Wit. l.aJ11na Cotnynn Rd. Ila~ rt2 l.O'T' r.oncd for i to 10
S>l.750 By Ownl'r !Wl-1983 t.ake ovrr CJ ln.,n. S21~/mo Roy11Jc. 2 BR, 2 BA, l"Ond. lR;I'! v1rw deck. prlv. Golf k ru,:;~. bit.~ EJR . .:'!_ B":· lovl'lyl v.·atrr. i "1, ,..l!'r. f'1r. + unit•, 00;..:30.l". Nr c.ountryl
Sell ;die Items now! total. Prncpl.s only Ml-JW:W Pool , patio, prti;!tlt:f' fft'Ur• Bch Club av11.ll . .' S1J,900., plll!n 0\1 nrr 61.).oll.Jli \lll'W nl octan, $(9.iO/ecri. rluh, C.i\I Rt11.ltor, tll31
CAll 642-5678 Now! \Ve'U he.Ip you stll? 64Z.S67! l!y blrlr. on bt'ach. •~3715 '24321. ~s Naral\jas. Call &12-&178 Now! 673-1784 374-14111 rolltct --------------------
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L •-h Gentral ----------•---------·I G~~t~no~r~a~l------l:::'~IC:"'.'.""~-:=;::':;'~;;::-.;--;;:·l-n;;;;-;;;:;;;;;;;J;:;;;:;tl;;;;;· Coat• Me.. Ceron• del Mar Costa Meu
1· LSE or l.e/opt l Br, 2 Bl, ~nt lkautiful Furnlturi SMJNNING ta: 1 Br Gardth * COROLIDO APT$* 2 BR. FROM S\5:1 '~:!!'°kb ~'*Ba.. ~ms, cpt, SO!M. f'irl'plac., yard, a:ar, for•• li'o""N.,JH apt. $155. 2 er. 11uctm ·1: 1trttt levels, 1COMPLE1'ELY ~EOEC.
Blue' B•a.C~ * 645-0111 bl!in~. •!lt-I.131, 4!M.-4746 ONE M 6(5.5r.JO IJ.&:; l up, bthwhr, frpl, dbl Cl..EAN .l cozy FAMTLY RENTAL FIND!RS Mesa Verde * Sl5 ptr week u•p <:arport. J..A R GE Pool. UNITS. CONV . LOCATION.
ftff To Landlord• • SPACIOUS 2 ~R. Crpt1, complete with W/kltcheni. $25 ,_pe:f week '.;611-IJ'fl VILLA M~:M APTS
645-0111 ~~· encl pr, kids &: Jltlt, ';>~r "ie baor ~e~i: Co~~ your 100-/. u,, Apl!I. MOTEi.-548--9755 .SUA.w>'. l ~.' cPu. drpa, 719 W. Wllaon 646;"~
4JI W. lttfl, c ........ ALA Rent.al1 e 64>3900 hou~e. 557-7.238 or 673-«>96. Purchase Option AVAIL 'Now-<2 'Br, l~· b4. 1ft'i_v,''l)lho: ,G~ .. flr. $lti Sl:IARP-CLEAN 2 BR. !~~~,,,,,c....~~-~c 111= •-. 2 Ba hm, bl!m, Miss ion Vltio Jnrl, llem selection. rnmN f"rp. Freshly p&.inlfd. _M9. Sct,UC_ P r'ep er t l e• wffriJ", bltm, drp1, new
Cott• Mtu co,ta MO.ii , .
•• $150 ·-·, sr.2~ •. ~t~a i BR, 1~ BA. New"~tt.
It&, er~ drpl. 981 Mission drps & paint. D1hwhr.
or 646-Sl.!9. Upstit.ln. 2 chtldrtll. ok.
BAOiELOR apt,I w/w c111ts. c"~"":.::3215=·'----~-~-I
bltlN. $9S. month. Bkr. 2 BR, w/w crp1, drp1, stove,
'642-4422 $140. No pet&, Adulll only,
HOUSE llAintlna! \Vo!Ch tho l40 d<pollt. 646-19.IO.
OPEN Housi: column. .j DAILY Pu.or tor 111.ctlonl
Apt. Unfutn. 365 Apt. Unfu,.,. 365 $\z..chlld/pet ok! Nice l Br .,'.,,<N1c.,,~1, kid•/P''-. 24 H our O.ly. ~T'~ PooJ'Ml-MlO . 6'15-61216 •, • ' crpt1, htd pool. Adulta, no
pl t Ea ••id n '-" • . ·h~ ..,;.. _ ·~·-pet1. $J.f5, oom urn. ,..., e. Blue Beacon * '45-0111 BRAND nrw • B ti rm . CUSTOM DEL i BR.Ir. Bach Apt1. 2 ._,., f .,Ba, . ,....., cpt, Eullldir. 642.9520
llue S..con * MS.0111 Draped, c1rpe1ert thruout. Furniture Rental S!J5 wkly le. up. Yum. Incl difs•J. bl~ S210. ==~~=-~=-~ 'Co1ta ¥•u Cost~ M••• SUMMER ~ntalt: JI 11. e r SHARP l BR , 2 RA~ bltm. A\'ail inimed $265 mo. 517 w. 19th, C.M. !).43.3.\8! Util. M0; .. ra.te.•. ~nns ~vl. Bltw •. ~' e.10-:JC!6'; alt 5, BEAUT. 2 BR, 2 BA, w/w 1-.;.;.;;.;;..;l;;.;;;;... _____ ..;...;.. ________ I
•--., '" •-•ch ·-•. OW, crpl1, drp1. $735 mo. '49a-0629 A-••-lm 1?"2!00 ~ ~ Cam!-~ cu .. ...,1 om --crpl1, compl bltln kilch, '"''" .. , ""' -~ (. 11 Ray G I a»-11.51 ""'" .,. """~. ..-. ~ • J"'r' ' ' v.·/dl&hwr;hr. Ck>std d bl llilJ G1'\lndy IUtr. W-4620 a au 1 . · Newport S.ach 1..aHabra 694-3708 SPAC. ftll 1.0,m ·.1 .Br. •M.' ~ -~. Jtixe apt. So. N 1 I"' RJtr I .,. ~~ 1, M 322 D g11r. o Pf 1. ...,... mo. •
LAGUNA·$$. util pd. lofini Coll-.. Par k LEASE nr beach 3 BR 2• HOLIDAY PLAZA Prh'acy. t1!ills, 00 pell, 768 ol twy,' ' a:r. · Ph: M2-5200. ~--1<> b< h ...... · • " o~ux · RR &nu Pl. MS-2323 MvtutrUe or ph. 67J.7127. """"""""'~~-~~~ ouo15• w nr ac . BA new crpti plui re-d~ r..... E Spa.c1nus 1 e l BR 5'udk> apl, 11,i ba .
Blw Beacon* '45-0111 SHARP ~ BR, 2 BA27 bli!ns. blt~i.rlll, 2 fpl'i, dhl gar. caii furn apt SI~. Htatf'ri. pool. BACH Apt, :irtrA lrg, $125. L.RG. 1 Br. vound level, End ol cu1-dt-aac. Pvt
e HANDY MAN wanted: Nn C~~ ~rpl~ It 1,rp.s. $ ~~51 Lach en my~ r Realtor. Ample parloni. No childr.n Gar &. lndry rm. Nill, no pr, wa.shrfdryr, 'A'&ter .I: fenced patio. $1 75. util inc.I .
mo\'t: In dep. 2 Br, chlld ok. ..., Y au 61fi-3928 or 54~R3 -no pets. 1965 Pomona, 11tts. 546--8422 or 642-2:i!O. aas pa.id. 673--T.199 33!1 C&brlllo. ~ o.r
$120. Corona d•I Mar 4. Br + ram rm , lrplc, fenced CM. 1 BR. FURN APT. 11-1~·364.11 ALA Rtnltl• 8 64>-3900 e ciiARM.tNG 2 Br, 2 Be, y11rd, on rul-de -111c .1 '8~1~l~b-ot~l-1l~a-nd~----•1 1120 Ctnt~t St. 642-5848. Costa Meaa . -*-c--R=E~G~E"'N=C~Y~~.-
$100.ldtal older penon. Cozy firrplact patio l yard S350/mo. 645-1976 or 567-6937 1,-=--:-,---,""'.'-• 2 BR Trailf'r. 120 + util. FAIRWAY 2 Br, 1 Ba, crpt1/drps, 1el!
Bach. llt'llr &hop's . $.".OOtmo.' yr lease. ziU 557-6931 i ,.:~ $~~~11:lde~ra}~ •u;-3~ )faturr J*rsons 0 n I y. clean ga.s oven, encl &11r, pa.-
Blue Btacon * 645-0111 \Valertront Dt.,873:;.J.456 Adult• Preferred Set Sat, ar.,11 Dtanionrl. 646-lw.l VILLA APJS. tinll. :>411-3605, 377 W. Wilaon
··CAREFRE8 Bch Uv'in WATERJo'RONT '3.SR. 3 Ba. 2 Bedroorns, 2 ba1h1 .... $225 B Ibo p I I _D_a_n_a_P_o_l_n_t _____ * A'M'RACTTVE I Br.
4tncl 1ar. all util pd $ll5. home, nev.·!y redec., on aan-ItE:ALTO!t a-18-6966 a a en nsu • Crpta, drp!, bltna + rPfria.
ALA Ren1al1 e 64>-3900 dy beach. $1,000 mo. Santa Ana Heights BA C 11 EL OR-Ye a r I y, SUPER 111~. dirluxe 2 br., 2 & 3 BR's No pe!s. lnq. 2868 LaSalle,
Bill Gn1ndy Rltr. 641-4620 Ftirnislled apt. U ti I i 1 i es 2 ba, frost frtir relrlfit., $180., Priv&te patio pool • indiv. Apt 1. 5-19-3524
Extra lrg. 2 BR + fam . Hor1e property -Birch St. paid. For 1 man. $85/mo, Optn 24681 0, Codova al laundry fAc.' Quiet Adult Living
t d I I .,.,,. 3 br t.'Oz.y, cute le clean. 67l-ti700 Olinda. Avail. May J~r., Near Orante· Co. Altport & Newly Demrat-.. l & 2 BR. rm, crp 1· rpr;, rp c . ....,;i, O l · h d h d I -=~=~~===~ C d l nl ~• Sloe Sat r.os Marauerite or n acre ""11 etac e $35 WK-OCEANFRONT pril'. rn1, rer .. S80. 492-4225. U I. A 11 1.s 0 Y· G11r & Pool. Cl'f'JI&, drps. No
ph 644-7300 ' IK'ated studio or hobby rm Lnvr-Jy Bin:heloti, l -BR . SINGLE, TV, pool, pets ok. 20122 Santa Ana Ave. pets. * 6Ui042
3 Br 2 ba l blk north of $2'2.'i, 1st & IA11t . 546-Qi97. Ma id service. Pool. Util. $25 & up wkly. Dana Marina Mgr, Mt1. ~~::· ~Pl 3-A UPPE.R 2 BR, 2 BA. pool.
Coll~I H.....Y. 2 chlldren ok. Sen Juan. Capistrano e 675-3740e Inn. 34111 Cout Hwy. ----------1 No ptts. 2 ch i 1 d r, 11 ,
$250/mo. 673-6041 4 BR le family rm . Bt·and * * OCEANrRONT·Yearly Huntington &.ach P•rk·Llke Surrounding S175fmo. 99-i M I 11 ion.
LOVELY hot.lie, 2 BR, new Troy horn~. BJtina, dsh. Bachelor apts ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.1' QUIET -DELUXE ~;_1:-.-=!8=82==~~~~=
Pf'rmanc!nl couple or t int le, \\'shr, cpls. pillio, r;prinkll'rll. • 67H928 • L Q 1'nta Hermosa J.:1; " 3 BR APTS * BEAUTIFUL 1 " 2 BR.
esta Mesa $180. «O Dahlia r or o.nly S275. per mo. Ca.LI 1-BR., oceanfront. Utll. In· 3 U AIM> furn. Barh~lor Con1empoM\ry G11rrlen Apt1.
C t Mo 493-Hl36 or •9.1-3tHL clud~. $Hi0 Month. __ . , Prv patios * Htd Pools Patiru;, Ir p I(' s , pool.'
Cortaa;e l bdrm up-os • " N'pl. Beach ruty 61;>-1&42 Spt\n1sh Country Es!ate Liv· Nr shop'f * Adul1s only $156-$16.'i. C&ll 546-516.1
:per. E•sl.ude 'iii actt lot. l ~ 3 Bedroom, 2 b&th condo. Unlvor11ty Parle Costa Mesa 1ng & Spacious A~ls. Ter-Martinique Apts. , 3 BR. 2 BA, crprs. drps. J
adult cpl. $110. 64£...;~ n.crriK. bHna, ra ng ! , I racerl pool : 1unken 1ai; BBQ 1m Sanla Ana Ave. C~t bl!ns, walk 10 .M'hl, church
•wport Beach disposal, d11h'A·a1her , wf' have UN.fo'URNISHEO I: CASA de ORO I Unhtliev11blf Living. Only M r A till &.s.;Q42 &. 1tore1. $\1j/mo ....
drapes. Vf'ry nice with 2 J.'URN!SHED re111al1 In CASUAL Ca.r f L" . 1 I Br unf $150..furn $175 g • P · \1·a1tr. Optn Sal & Sun l2-5,
ATE RFRONT HOME adult swimming p o o Is Univf'rsUy Park & Turtle 'l d. 1 • JVlng tmn a 2 Br unf $175 furn $110 * BRAND NEW * i 1010 El Camino. 55S-0744. . warm" e llerranean a 119-BR + BR. on lov.·er il''l'c.'. &'l'Ailable, also Jarie lrocf'd llock & would rons1dtr II a .. _ S . 1 ALL UTIL INO.UDED prl'C"rt' pacLOUa coor co-2 RR fr ipl.-x unit , bltn R/O, Beaut. bay view. Pvt park y11.rd. Ex<'f'llenl IOt"A!ion, prlvllrge to ht'lp you tol'l'e . · . Spccllli ilonus; a t.ilver· LA (.'OSfA APTS, 1 &: 2 BR. I cllS''"!"'l. No .. 11;. Sl40 mo. ~ I noy,•era .I: trees. Thru nf'ar schools, shopping, 2 your hoU.!l!n~ needs. ~rdu_m: ~P15 -~eiinerl & plal!d candle ~nulfer ls Bllns, swimmlnlil: pool & a:ar-2272'P~mona. 6 3 6 _ ~ 6 4 0 Auiu11 l51h. freeways. llouse hu 2 car 1~~1~ llea~::i !!~ • ;::;;; your1 If you brln1 th!1 4d age. All util pd. $150 lo $170 I 5124177 '
osloy N. Teylor Co. gar11ge Pf!lio &: up1111 in ·~ · y,·hen you viRil our model~. At'lul! ls
P ""ALTORS balcon~. $225 mo. 549-2625 en y,•/ indirect lighting • .. ~oA. ,,...,._ .. ~· a"°M" ~12.9708 · 2 Br. cpL"-, rlrp1. bltns. clog. n..c. Deltixe RIO. Adull!J. No pell. 4 blk1 S. ol &l.n Diego Frwy .,.,., ..... <WU • .,. :.U Sin JOAqUin HIUs Rd. 2 BR, 1 Ba, fpl., bf'amed C'f'il· 1 BR....$liS furn. on &ach, 1 blk W. on Ho!! ' Pd gar + pe.rktn1. Adu.Its.
RTCENTER644-4910 hlJ. shag crp1a. bJt.Jn elect. tmLmES INCLUDED to 15211 PArkside Lane. ,2 BR. JL'J BA. 2 atory. Cpt1, $1~/mo. 2210 ltutgers Or.
kitch w/d1hwJ.hr, Pet & 365 w. Wilson 642-l971 1714J 817·5441 drps, all b1t-in1. fin!place. -"-""-c'~'~'.,---,-,.,-,=--
Hon 'Iii June 15!h. 2 Br childok.$230. "SINCE 1946" Pool. Recre11 1.ion room . *Dtluxe 1-2-3 BR.
m., on ocan. $250 mo. 1 l BR, l Ba, tpr., ah~ crpta, lat Wf'!lern Bank Bldr Unbelievably Beautiful t Bach apL, wii.tf'r " ga1 pd. Laondry room. Enclmeod All bltns. Crpt~. drps.
29<0. I 110VP·rE"frig. $165. AVAIL-Unh•ersl•y Park VAL D' lSERE Garden Aptl. Adulta only. $80 a month. garage. $190 lst,! l111il plu~ l Nr. S. Crut.~1 Pla1.a.
Br-Good 1 tio y &rl ABLE IM MED .• 1611 Tu.s· Days 133-0101 Nigh It Adul!a -no prts. F1ower1 536-4673 &. ~979 8tcurity depo si t . No j.Jj..2321.
;,.1. OC8 n. ~ Y· 1 lin Avp, 642-400'.l e\.'<'rY'A'herf'. S~am &. chlldrcn or ptll. Avt.il May 2 BR l' B • C .,.vi ii now. 2131971-4135 or JEAN SMITH RL TR. \Vatrrlall, 4j' pool Rec. Rm, 1 Lagun• Beech 1~1 54~0674 · i A, suarp. rpr1, /91'\-9631 &luna Sgls 1.2 Bdrm Furn-' , · I 1lr~. 1200 ~q. It. ,\vallable
400 E. 171h Sr., C.i\I. ~ BR. wi1h family room Un furn from Sll5 <=f.:E IT· Q U l f. T ta rd ' n AP l SPACIOUS 2 bedrooin 1 lo! ,,
1
now. Sl65 mo. 54~0718, 11 no
646-3255 Turllf! Rock ••..••••.. $37:i .....,..... p · 642 ·,,;,_0~ · llov.•nto11·n. l BR. dP;oralor lm!h 2 story. J'u'l'placf'. llMWf'r. ~417 --~-~--~~-1 3 BR 2 '·1• "I"-"'""" an;ons -our l ·-t•l'"'I oco•n \'lPY.' 1 BR util ~*'1d 11,•111lk to J~B 2"· f J t'--· ultnS······•·•·•-·' ' 11'" ,.,, ' rtishwa1her buill·in,. UNr 2 BR l" BA 2 • t'<" , r, Oil, 11n1 rm, pa '"'" R 2 bl 1300 * $1:ll VP * blnck lo bt>Ar h. l)f'11,· carpt'I~. , . ' .. , '1
tchool, bch, 1tnre1, $1i5, lsr. bltns Quirt area. $250 mo. •3 ~Ii 2 ;1 :1~ :·r .. ···~d GIANT 1 & 2 BF:DROO"i! dr:tpr« JJHinT ,\11 111 u r ~ Erwlo~, sgle ganip;r, Pool. rhildrrn, no Pf'l5. $1:;()
144 W. i\tarlpn«11 , Y.kl'll:I . Ref's l'l'lfd. Nrw paint & · "1 1· urrus · · ·' · , rf"Creahon from and laun-mo -rrlrig incl 995 Valf'n· avnil. Aug. lit ........ $100 Gori:e<>us, park.like se1t1ng. A•h1lls. YP11r IPRM'. $20'.l 1no. ilry. AdulLS children O\'er C:\t '
1 OUMI Unfurn. 305 ' ~:~~t No pea. 518-4767, CloSt"d i;:-a~ge!J ~or n1a.x· •!l-1-:1.~.19 11fltr S Ll Sl&:i pius 1 e cur it Y 1 ~'-'"~·~.~'.~·~~~~~~-
I i d h·11 ,1",'1~1~: sec~11l'.·peQ::lt .. t !"2
1""02
1
0· VERY QUIET bachtlor API , depoait. 5-19-0674 LARCF~ 3 BR . 2 Ba. sPp. VACANT & Rt:PAI.i'(TE..'D JS re I ""' ..... "' . .,.. unit. F.aal 181h St. Closed ----------1 i;·u11erion Ave (Harbor lo 1 blk 10 twoach &. IOY.'n . ...., SPAC 2 & 3 Br apt1 frorn gar. Ad1.11t1. $175. RGE l tiMroom, just thia shRrp 3 BR home near "'KY. lhen So. until 2 blks nio. 4~t.m9 .aft 5 ... I" ,431 , paintl'd, carpets & drapir.t, I Irvine Avf'., eastslde. Fam· °" $1-40. Hid pool. Play yd. ,, ....... «
irnced yard, fain ity room, ilil's only at 1285 per monlh. HEAL TY So. of NtY.'port Bh•d. 642-Newport Beach Crpls. drps, bl!n.~. pa!lo. 2 BR, cpli, drp~, bHns,
I C A '"' ,141 U111v. P11rk Crn!rr. Irvine 8690 Newly rlerorated. Kirls ok. 1ldffn k pet1 01\:, 210 all grnt ~ . C 1 A ~11 M'20 BACJII>:L..OR ~tu d Io on 1998 hf 1 N 1 642 6.144 n>frlC, up1tN1, Infant nk.
Im. Walker & l..Rto. Rea!· NE\VLY rf'deroritl'd i BR, a 1 uytimr "· NE\V LRG DELUXE APTS waterrrnt v.·/noat fnr 211' · <1Pe 0• • lndry fac. Sl-40, 518-7729,
n;, t714i 842·~'j5 or I crpts, drps, RJtrAit:P. No 4 RR. 1 R.\& <'tlll•f:nlB.J,. Pool Bach-furn , .... $139.50 1
1
p11,r boll.I . s~ mo on yt'ly tll4 CoUeg! No. 2 S46-062'1 96A-1455.
540-5140. ..,,1~. \V or W/O •tovl'. 2 1 BR-furn . , ... $149,50 I~<' Uhl paid, no pels, \\'ILSON GAP.DF:N APTS. ll40-2 hr, -I•, l or 2 ,.-pril'ilcg('ll, S'L7:1/mo. 2 BR U fur Ne I d ,_, ,, " ED a bltgtr home to C'll1lrlren. 20TI W111lace, Ap1. C 11 6 1 ~2996 2 BR-furn $179.50 673-2662 n n. w Y ec. rhilclrf'n ok, no Ptll. Nr 17th '
' 3 "-d I b th 6, 64~2719 * a . .. * UN t'URN AVAILABLE: e DELUXE 1 br waterlronl· Nev.· cp1a/l'irpt. S P 11. c le Plar.C'nti11.. 536-1770 pt'! ...., room, a • Houses Fur n--:-Or 0 ground•. Adlts, no pto1s. t.t, drapeA, dbl. 1ar· 2 Bedroom, 1 battf, ench:ls~ Unfurn. 310 ADULTS NLY, NO PETS $175. }.lip Avail. 2 blka In $l40/mo. 2283 F 0 u n t 11. i 11 I $1&-'i _ IND unit. 2 Rr, rlh whr ,
aie, big yard, mo: to mo. garage $135. w 11ho 11 t 1760 Pomon1 '42·2015 heh. Sunpo(('h, 675--646'1' Wa y E. (Harbor, nim \V. frpl, ranitr. Arllt~. nn pets.
at $195.00 cau Brokt1r <',&!ll"ll. 131 E: 21~!· HOUY' Cotti Meta * SUS CASITAS Sl2!")f mo YEARLY. BAchPlnr on V.'\lpnnl . ~ :uil f~. lM1h ~1. f\42-j310.
5-0-'6.i. , No. C. PhonC' .~ . apt Btwn B<ly &.Ore11n. No A LL ECEC'. GOLD I BR. Siis--=--2 BR. $140
Landlords..OWners LGE 3 BR. 1 BA, J>lltln nr11• SQUEAKY Clr11n l RR . Lr1, nicely !um Rachf'lor &. IM"t~. Util prl. 673-27.16 Pool. Bltn . ., crp!~, d~. no paint. Crp!s & rtrps . f"rnct'd hon1e on tuw. trPP l11wd 1 Br. furnl1hl'd modr!s I . , ~1EDAUJON APTS, 2 HR.
.... \\Ip will rt:ler lf'nanta lo you )'llrd Rf'l's n'q'd. Sa:Kl/nio. itrrel; li!'" yr!. $215 Mo. Opf'n d11.ily. New l'f'nlal rstes DELUXE ~wly rlf'COnled _2 l'-' ba, Crpt~.· drp~. J)Atio C'hilrlren, no P"!~. 325-"F"
"'F'ftEE of ch111rg~ ... M11ny 641-:isl• l..('a!lf'. Call 67!:>-:i930 Ag1. 2llO Nf'wport Blvd. CM Br pools1d~ 1pt, !ops 111 view. Nr bus It 8hoppin11;. E. 11th Pl., C.:-01.
dealn.bl! tenant.I on our · , ----·. luxury. $24:i/n\O. 6•2-6274. I 'ncl J3r&.2f'.. Adil.!, no ptll,
wallin11: li8t. LGE 4 BR, 1•1 ba,. w/w Lido Isl• * Studto Apt. $11 S OCEANrndNT 3 Br, 2 Eli . $155. 645-..ti15. For but n1ul!R! M2-567B
ALA Rf'nt.illa • M>'39bo <'rpt~. h-pl r. ·1 ~51 piunt~d , FOR RENT OR J.'OR SALf:: * 1 Bedroom $130 S250 mo. til 611 5. Adult• on· Apt. Unfurr.. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365
e REALLY NfCE-2 Br, W<JXS!and Sehl dislrict, $:250. 725 Vi11. Lldo Nord . Lido 1 no 1 673.!JO<
bl!nll, er1cl I&{. ptl .ok. ~Esther St. l.1fh1.123 il'llt. Call \Vrh~ler 4--0920 or 1'fAPLE 64~~~AR 19TII A~t. u~~~n.
, Frt:sh pa int. Ste. e 2 Br hou~. pvl y11.rtl, Brighton 0.-[)•11
ALA Rf"nl11ls • MS-BXI Avail May 18!h. $190/mo. Seal Bta ch
365 Irvine Irvine
Gener el GARDEN LIVING
* Ring Brothers
ADVANCE
OPENING
Apartment• Now Avtlltb1• .,
MEDITERRANEAN
VILLAGE "
IN
COSTA MESA
* 11 •cr11 of b1•11tlf11! 1w•ri ~i1111!119 t111J ;i:111
Mil 11 or p•iv1+1 11<11m1, p..-.J1 1..0 w1t1rt1ll1
Million Jolt•r r1c•11tion ttnft t
,Q11i9111r c~ordi11 1l•d l11!1•lo•I * f ;,1pl1c11, w.1tb1,., b11"'t d c1ill11q1. W<tld
p1111li nq , i111port1i 9r411tlot+i w1tlcov•rl~9 '~tiot 11111 i11lconif 1 .. '1-. * li!ll 1ri, c11d 111.! "'ttflnq rttnu
MH11 or 1h1d 1oil w1lkw1y1
Swl111m i119 pool•, ould oo• whirlpool, night !i9ht.
1d eh 1mpio111bi p 1i11 t1nn i1 t.ourh , h111!lt.1p11
,,..;ii, 4ym nllium1 with 11,1r1!1' f1 t!liti11 fet;
111111 1 11J women.
2'4·htur "c~dty 1y1l1m
UNFURNISHED
I BIDROOM FROM
I BIDRM. & DEN FROM
2 BEDROOMS FROM
Hours: 10 to 5 Dally
Mediterranean,) . .
Village
24QO HarbOr .BOulevarc! · ..
Costa Mesa
(714) 557-8020
lhlt lretllen c...,.,.i.11 • e
ublldi.ry ef
MHqr•111 IMotrln, IH •
Apt. Unfum.
lrvinei Irvin•
· n50-2 Br. bltn1, nu cpt/drp, <C~&l~l..'"41).~~-'."'..~-~~~ I :;-:;:;-:;"7;-::::;::-;:::-;::::::: •• :-3 BR 2 BA f' I I ' I rm QUlf'I, attrac, pleasant. Uhl , car. ni.ce yd Child Clk. 2 BR, palio, be,11mJ, frpl. 1 . . · ~ rA r iv . Blue Beacon* 645-0111 imt C'hilrl. y,11rly. $148. J~~Y csN'. yrl. Cl<nl' 10 p11id. HeatM Pool.
Avail May 1~1. 642-8520 1clil~. 1hop ~. nc~11.n, pi!.tk. I BR $140 • 2 BR $175 VEN DOME
iCOzy COTl'AGE -2 Br,
fncd yd, ch11drn Ii. sml pet.
1135.
ALA Rentals • 64~
$200-4 Br. 2 BA. fam hm.
f'r'PI, bl!N, 1ar. yd, Rids/ .. ,..
==~-7~-~--,-,-1 SJ2j/1no. Call 12131 j96-5139 Adulls. no Pt!~.
E-SIDF.. 2 Br. fr ~ I hcl y 111 4 ror Rppl. 7~0 "" 18th SI., C,.\f.
p11in\P.rt, gang! $140. all lN.;;;;;;;;;;'R.~h---1 .. ,....,.,...,.,..,;..,.,..,., FAMILY &!-ction
"""""" NewPort Bttch BA YCLIFF MOTE L I Clo•• le thoppln9, Ptrk
2 BR, drn. crp1s, xsrdrn~r. CHANNEL rorntr, 3 Br, drn. • , * Sp11ciou1 3 BR's, 2 ba
Avail ;.11. Nr1vpnrt H1s 3 B111hs, l)n11t slip, 11v11il ~ LOW \VE~KLY .RATE~* * Swim pool, pu1/frttn
area, $1~. 646·1715 5,15, Ytarly lease, $~00. Kitchen, TV 5, mAJd 1erv1ct. * Frp\, Indlv/lndty fac·11 1
IMMACULATE APTS!
ADULT •nrl RENT A $1,000,000
RECREATION CLU·B
' llu. Beacon * MS-0111
e LAGUNA-¥t'alk to bell 1
Br, child /,, sm1 pet. Sll.'>.
' ALA Rf'ntaJ.o; e 64:>-3900
$'7tl(Mi BR. 5 BA hae on "'I ·
lf't. Yearly! Sllll• ok. }'urn/
Unf.
Blue Beacon* '45-0111
o;.;;-Point 6'il-4ltl Heittd Poo~ 265 I 1845 Anaheim Ave. I
Condomin iums 6'1 3 I COSTA MESA 642--2824
4 BR. 3 Ba. Yonnal rt in. rn1., Furn. 315 LARl.E 1 BR, cPnfrlllly
family rm. Virw $775 • loco1rd. Pool. rflrporL Ad!t~. Balboa lsl•ncl
Month. Call 838-898il Newport Beach 1in pf'15. $\.\'!. 5fi() W .
H •-h Jlii.ml11on. 646 -4160 or 2 BR 11pl, Lillie 1.,l.and, lm·
untington ""'c _ BLU1'1''S l ]r vPI. Arlull~. 2 ~.°l-1)760 med ncc:upancy. ()Ill fflrn:
EXECUTIVE LivillJl:-2700 llfl. BR. ~ BA. 1trn, J!fV•I. pull. BACHELOR It l BR llpl~. I fi7l-6900, fi1j....49\ \ 1.rt 6.
ft. S:mt:l, 4 BR + fami\y rm ll""'"· 2 r f11r Y. f'lrc fi r r urn. $110/UP. Ponl. Lndry Balboa P•ninsula
+ olfitt/d~n. 2 frlP". 3 ha. rontrl. Out11KI.-m11lnt. ti rn1• Adu ll5, 1)0 Pf'15. 11!17
$90 -nice I Br. Bung11.10w, Sp An i~h-s t yl t inrtf'r mo'i lse. !'lllrt June l~t. CC'nlrr S!, Apt 2, C~I BRANO flf'w DF.1.UX t: l Br.
110\'e I: ~Irie, near &hop. rourty11.rd patio. l hlk lmn1 $.'Gil mo. 6.\.l.J ~41. 612_211ll. 2 Rll a.ptJ . 1600 hl()("k E.
pifll, park Ii: M:hJI. N@ar beach. d . . &lbna Bl"'d; cln~ to ocea.n I
' llue leecon * '4S..01 I I Avail ilTimed. C11.ll 714: Con om1n1um1 Sl JO I mo mob . h m or bay. 1 yr leau . lnl':I ]
I·: • -·GLES OK-1 1_ 8 ,, 675-anl or 114 :544-6.116 Unfurn . 320 \\'fcaban11 , compl furn, hid D/\\' drPI ,_1 It ,....,1 ~" ·• l ~==~~~~--~-1 ·---------·I pnol, adHJ<, no ptt~. ~ · ' "'' ~,,'
I ; stow. crpll, drp1, k\ds .k CLEAN l br / 2 ba, w I .,... Laeuni Hills Sea . ..;on'!l ~lnh Est. m9 Npt 6'14""4 l51 day1, 6~ irves
·: .,.tis. ~ ahaa. drp1, bJtn.. Great Joc . Bhrl. MR-6.\12. for appt. ~ ALA ~n1&11 e &65-3900 1M $'2l, Rtnt $235. 1734.! NEW dlx. ir:n~I ~ ity 3 BR, 2 SPECIAL Low Raif'I from IOC '=EA~N~t'~RO=NT=-7j.,.-t -b~"~ll~t~3
; Sl»Utll pd. l er, bltns, Chapparat Ln. 968-3454 111t ~~ictcrptl'Q~1 p2. ~l!n~. pool. 125 wk, Kit. avail. Maid •ty-fanlAsllc hll.y view. 2
'I ,..,t/drp. paOo. Sncl• ok. 6 pm or bf'f. 10 am. 1 r1>n · rnc 1t11 r. TV & Ph Sf"a Lllrk Br, 2 Bil. fa.m rm. sun rm. _, '" •111 .irrd A tra~h pkup inc $265 serv, · ' . : llu• Beacon * --4 BR., 2 ba, actlvll)' r m. Bk 111• -'fiOO · :-..,Jntrl, 2301 Npt Blvd, CM. pa110, ~undf'rk. d • h w hr.
• -~ f'Pll':, wet bar, ni~ y11n'I '-.;~';';;;;:"~·~',.-;';;;:;;----11:!'l&.~~1~4'~C,c__~-=~-bltM, rlrp•. crpt.J, Arlulla, no l S BDRM,, Fam.UY no., _.. 1 ~N t 8 h
< lib ya.rd. Colt& Mtu. Kids $260/mo, w11.tf'r p 11. I d . ewpor eac BEAUTlrLILLY f'URN. J)tts, $500/mo. lw. 67~14
' OK, brlt., U» •month. NO 846-5972 aft• pm or \\'knda 3 RDHM . 2 Bath, privi1t r ;! Rr. Jltrl ponl. Adutl•, nn 3 Br. 2 811 , 2 rif.t:ks, dshwr.
FEE. MO-tnG. * LEASE/OPTION + pnlio, 1wlm. pool. ~Irr. P<'I~. $155. 22i2 Maple or 110\'f', refrtlt'. r-rpta, rtrp~ Y,
$22S-Util pd, 2 Br pool hotnf'. 4. Bedrm boost, 1•~ BA, hl tn~. 3 ~·11r xa r. $27:1/n1n. &12-9.l20. hlk fl('f'lln " My. SJOOfrn(I
Ni' ocean. Ch\ld/peJ. OK. Hun.!. Bhr.. $Z"IO 646-00~~ l?l'f:N S~T/SU~. • ~ 1 4 NICf:LY furn 2 BR up•1A ir.i.; Ill'. Arlultll. no P"1!<. fi7:>-50M
llue 8Ncon * 645-0111 VINCO R~ALTY '' ~11ln<~lfl. \\11y Cl 11.rk LtcloJ h1:u·k 11pt "' sunrlrrk, $160, e 2 BDRM. Yearly. Like
• FRESH 1 CLEAN 2 Br. 5 BR. 2--111y. $.2!tO fl!onlh. 11:\: i99-oll46 '• gar., Adul11, 6'1~ 1.[I , ne1 .. Ma1nl'f' 1.rlultJ. 419~
bltna, apts, dtpl, ldda ok. P1cific SAndi. _nr. &•ch & Duplexes Unfurn. 350 .( . I L. Bay. Call 6~112 all
$1U. ~· Call ii>.32;,4. • QUlr.T' 2 BR dup1tx. hlll•~. 6 pni. "'kn<lll
i , ALA Rt.nlal.9 • f.G..3900 Fountain Valley Genor el i:ar, lll\tll'l, E-slcl@. Mlddl«> 1 ~c-.~,.-.~,-d.-t~l~M~,-,---_-1
(AND GET A TWO BEDROOM
APARTMENT IN THE BARGAIN.)
Yeu would expect to pay a lot lo live in on
apartmenl with o million dollar private club.
But you don't ot Pork Weit Apartments where
rentals stort ot S 155 ••• where a two bed-
room begins Ot $180 • , • and the most you
con· pay r. $235 0 month for a three bed-
room, two bath apartment.
The rtnl is a bargain, when yeu con1id1r tho
c lub ••• stafftd by tra ined personnel •••
with a fully equipped exorcise room •••
men's a nd women's lockers, showers, whirl-
p ool baths a nd sauna1 • , • lounge with fire·
plact • , • library • , • television rocm •••
b illia rd a nd pool room ••• c.ord a nd gamt
room ••• multi·purpose room ond cot•ring
kitchen for party g iving : •• swimming and
therapy pools .•• sand "olleyball end cham·
pionship tennis a nd handball courts ••• ond
a g rassy field for ;ooging a nd lawn sports.
The apartments ore incomparabl1 ••• spa·
cious , •. up to 1,250 squort feet ••• lndl-
vidual entry courts with every am!l'Jily im.
oginablt.
$155 o month ..• or $180 ... •• $235 .••
hardly anything lo pay for a million dollar
recreation club ••• especially when you're
gatting the best apartment In town in the
bargain.
I~ s.jljlljli. + !&mil¥ rm.,. run FOR lM Jmmac 3 Br JI $90·nll':e l Br. Bun1a\011, Alil:t! MUPI~. no iwt~. Mio 16th t : &ritl'C rrn .. bllDt-tna., brk. ba, new' lhaa c:P'1_1 &: dr,i1~ 1tove ' rtfrix., rK:ar lhop-Pl. 64~2ll5 nr 642-12911
• ? , a mooth. NO FEE:. frplc. bHnt. S 2 2 5 /mo . plllJI:. ~MAU. furnillhed Bllchf-lnr • t twPOfl. !540--1110. ~9543 or 2U/24l-15M Blue Beacon* 64>D1 11 apt, nn pir:t5. no chlldrtn. 1\ 'l\.:°'1a.••
: f{i:2 Br. 2 Bl, NB. Bltnl, GREEN VAlJ.EY -Spani~h E-SIDE 2 Brt bltins C/D yn nr 0\1'r. $8.i mo. $25 ~ ~ niew ra1d cpta/drp. Ct!Ud nit. J Br, 2 ~· cpt/t1111, hlfn.~. 1::o11r, \o11unt! ia<'. N,.; ptts'. ~rtirlty df"posit. fl46.3464 ON TEN ACRES
PARK WEST APARTMENTS
, , llu. Beacon* '45-0111 &fir, 11 patw. $.250. R-2M7 Child OK $1:'.1.'i. 646-4104 llb:42 furn mobil~ horn". In 11 • 2 BR. rum 6 Unt'UTn.
1 ' e JllEAL FIND-lncld1 octan, Irvin• -moh Mmf' rark on Bristol. j Fil'Pp1a.cti / Pr-iv pattot
t Siv/Nf, f'nd· pr, cAlltl flk. HOW'S THE 11 11 u1;1 pd. $ 1351 m 0 • PoolR Tennla Contnf•1 Bid.al: SU0. NEVER 11\tf'd In -4 br. I.Im 543-'116.i .. • •-nit'-e ............ rm .. 2 ba. 2 alt\um1. Turtl" TIME FOR . 900 Sta Uvla, C!M "4·2611
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pr cttlldrtn ott ~l~\I THROUGH A R C'l1•11r~f' A''· !H~L~i8 J.'OR J,aJf', dt.l'<. •II toll'r . II~ leacon * 645-0111 <;otlf:1' 1.t1Tar 1turllo1 $1 1.'i 1 la~. l'lf'W 11/1 vlfl lV 2 BR. 1
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3983 PARKVIEW LANI, lllVINE
17141 133-3733
FrOm th• Sein Dieg6 f rH way go South Oft Culver RoeC .
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Apts., Wt•·· ·~ l~•I• Mt,. Newport ... ch Newport a .. ch _F_u_m._er_,·\!n,_fu_rn. __ s_1_o_F_u_m_._ ... _u_n1u_m_._l_10_ t'um. or Unfum. 370 Fum. or Unlum. 370 Fum. er Unfum.. 3'70 Fum. or Unfum. · VI
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3 Bedroom, 2 bath condo.
Relrlr., bu .... "n".. NOW YOU ... 11 •rroRD disposal. d I ah w a 1 her, wtn Nr
:m:·;..:;,,-:; ... ""',,.,.;:;'lh.,.: NEWPORT BEACH
iock•tlon lioliC Chlldft• En " $750 000 b Ith cl b & 7 1 7 \Weloomt, twoch l ldr•n• J~Y • ea U spa;, poos, ~~ni: 1~ availa~ tenm& courts. BacbeJor, 1 or 2 Br s. Also 2--06o '-"I• 1,;,.,;.i ,.,,.,,_,!Ii: . l!Dry townhouses w / 2 or 3 BR's. Eloc. kitch·
ctuent loca'lion, nett em, priyate balcony or patio. From $175. ~. 1ho.pp1 n.1 , ·· 2 .SUbt.erranean parking, elev, maid service.
:treew..,Ya.~ ltOUk bu 2 car Full-line 1ood market, dry cleaner, beauty
'*-e. patio" 16' U...1;1.1n: saJon within complex. 7 beaut. model apt.s. ~· iit. mo,_. 9 am _to 6 pm daily, other times by appt. * S,anish Elegm
'~.The Mood Far '
JairillorOe-1.-San Joaquin Hill• Rds. N. ol
Fashion Is1and:·1u: 644-1900 !or leasing info.
PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS
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1 and 2 Bedrooms, 2 S..ths
,URNISH&D & UNFURNISHED
Dec-.. 4.,1.,..et1..by ..
Quiet Adult Llvlnt Apt. Unfum, 365 Apt. Unlurn. 365 T"-dMd-.Sdtoflodent!"'"''°"d It Shae CPt e drps e bltns 1------..,...--ne • ress . • • or ac 1ve • u • ...
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Beautitu! Poot Huntington Beach Newport Heights -Central air conditioning & heating
.2 Br. 117G incl all util . Child -Charming fireplaces, 3 spacious floor plans Adult1 only-no ~ts. ren Welcomel LRG, deluxe 2 BR. Frple, -Unusual large closets & storage on patio ~. • ·-·•· S ..,....,_,_,,, Moye tn now 2 BR'• all ex-qi ts, drpl. Adults, 2100 2 · · 1 th Ii I -.... n............, t. _,,,.. • . • Haven Pl. s170. 642-3'781 -SW1~1.ng poo s! erapeu c ~,sauna l'"'"'!!'!!!"~~~~!'!l!"'I tn.&. Pool, Pvt patio&, Peta -Gym, billiards, driving range, putting green
OlltWIS IDn' OK_ Flom $1S9. N, ,.,...., S.n Clemente -{;() · t 1 ti f k I 'N" 1111. 1r: ebopping. I74.J1 "B" or _ nven1en oca on or wor or p ay
"0" Kffioon Ln., 968-7Sl0, BRAND NEW Iux . 2 &. 2 ALL UTILITIES INCLUDEt>
FROM $135*
Olympic si•• pool-8illi•rdi-S1un•i-T ennis
r.ro shop-Color TV loun9.._H••lth Clul:t1-
ndoor golf drivi ng r1n9..._Party Roorn-Full
time Activities Director.
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS : Singl.,, 1 & 2
Bedrooms, !urnished or unfurnished.
REASONABLE RENT': Singles lrom $135.
1 Bedrooms froi1n $145. 2 Bedrooms fron1
$200. Lolh· move in charges. No lease req'd.
Mod•ls Open Daily 10 am to I pm
SOUTH BAY CLUB OAKWOOD GARDEN
Ap&rtments
(just for single peopll'!)
Irvine .\ 16th
714 : 645-0550
Apartmenu
<resort living for
sin1:le Ii: married adultsl
16th bhvn Jrvtne tl Dover
714; 642-8170
•nent subject to location
Newport ... ch
Brand Spanking New ~:·
In Beautiful
BACK BAY
I •nd 2 a.drooms
Furnlshtd and Unfurnished
Adult Living * Dishwasher * Stove and Refrigei:atol-* Shag Carpeting (4 exciting colors) * Sound Proofed * Billiard Tables
*Pool * Large Recreation Center
RENT STARTS $155
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00.. poo2 -lndiv. laundt'y lac. * FRESH AIR of ocean. Adults only. $180. (W•rn•r at Edwards (714i 147-8526 Apts., Apts., Apts., Apts., '~.; (~r.·Or&11&e Co. Airport: Tus-'Valk 3 bl~ 10 Beach: 492-Z'l.'>9 Furn. or Unfurn, 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn .. or Unfurn.
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crpts, drps, bltns except -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Apt•.. .A -~P~··~.,~~~~~~~ I ::e;ref::::::;;;;~;f 1741 Tustin, Co.sta hiesa rrfria. $225. No pet•. 536-1711 • _F_u_m_. o_•._U_ni_u_r_n._3_70 _ Furn. or Unfurn. 370 """Mn. Tbampoon64U&Cl BEACHILUFF Apts CAN'T BE BEAT Cost• •'-•• VIL~:l~~R~~l~LES
1---------1New 3 Br 2 Ba dshwhr, m. Laguna Beach SPACIOUS * $130 UP * ......,1 pabo· ' ......., ..;,,,_ SINGLE STORY ----------1 ,...... ....., .. r..ui:t. l or 2 BR, fU:l'J'I or uni. -1 & 2 •• A t GJANT 1 a: 2 BEDR00~1! ; • .,.u11' 0, • ...., _ _,,7 South Sea Atmosphert DUrm. p S.
Go ~ .,.., ,_, Cpt/drp, ~I. nr shopl, utl Ad It L" " ~. park-like settinz .. 1---'-'--'-'-'-===--2 BR.. 2 BAnt pd 18M M . 543-0336 Laguna Beach u 1v1ng Closed Pl'aaH tor max· 1 Jl:R, refri&, bltns, crpts, Carpeta; &: drpl · onrovia. Furn. & Unfurn.
lmwn stem'ity. Quiet 1trtrl _drpl. $13) mo incl util. Air Colldltkmed Huntin.tfen Beach Dishwuber. color coordinat.
Adults no pets. 2020 "Adulta only. Tradewinds Private Patios ed appliances • plush shag
Nerion Ave (Harbor to Rlty 847-35U ; Ev t 1 ; HEATED POOL RENTALS carpet • choice of 2 color
Ba.y, then So. until 2 btks1,.c536-e,_7661"--.~-----Plenty of lawn ON BEACH' acheme• • 2 baths • stall
So. ot NeY.)IO'r"t Blvd.) L•I~ Be•ch Carport &: Slonge • I r umishrd. houst" cnarm, shO\\'tf'!I • mirrored To'&J'd.. ~ HI.ODEN Vll.LAGE NEW 2 BR. APTS 2 BR, North End, $17~ robe donrs • indirtct Jight· HARBOR GREENS ~~VE2L~~eT"·:~ GARDEN APTS. f'rom S:?30 ./ Un furnished 'l BR, 2 BA. in&: ln kitchen • breakfast
GARDEN &: STUDIO APTS BR, ocean view, 1 block to Santa 2:!, Sout~ Sal~l52."i Furniture Available mod.rm, ~p11r1ou~ duplex. bar • huge private fenced
Blleh. 1 :! 3 BR's. from. SllO. ~ch &: IO\vn. y~ Jeasr, Carpets-drapes-dishwasher 2-~tory. truly ,·xception· patio . plush landscaping •
2700 Peieno.n Way, C.M. win1rr rate~ yrar-round, .,,'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!..,._, heated pool-Aaunl."l·tennis al, $2j() brick Bar-B·Q's • lati:e heal-
"'"·-•1 •·-d""· • 9 • J BJ 9 ~ tte room-ocean views 1 Un lumishf'd studio apl, ed pools Ii: lanal. iJ'tO"U.)oO "••w" a w.... -NEW delux 4-plex apt, 2 BR, •
Amazing Adult Living
UNLIKE ANY OTHER APARTMENTS
Featured in
PROFESSIONAL BUILDER'S MAGAZINE as
"SHANGRI LA"
Liveable luxury with all the conveniences: . alter 5 patios-ample parkina close in, Vf'"" nice, s~. 3101 So. Bristol St. SPACIOUS new l It 2 BR Crpts, d•P•, Bltns, dshw:.T. "J ) Oce Security guards. ./ t BR 1Pt. furnished, vie"', (~?>.Ii N, ot So. Coast Plaza
lux. apts \\'/pool. D/W. ** l Br Unfurn. S185. an f!ncl pra,ae. 417 Nobel oil HUNTINGTON close in, $140. Santa An•
encl 1ar, beaut. rec rm A: Vitw. 100 Cl1f Dr. Sunftower. 545-2.121 or in.
laundry facU. Nr. oc col· 494-5933 quire al apt No. A. Children PACIFIC Many other choice lisunis. PHONE: ss1.e200
Clubhouse -Social Life -Indoor & Outdoor
Sports-Welk to storei, banks, movie and college.,
Iese Ii frwy1, Adults, no Lido Isle &. pets \\'elcome .
..., .. ,...,, Apt• m ~ ~i!';; HB. NEWELL NOW'S THE 2 BR. 1 BA. Garden Units LOVELY quiet ~ br, l% ba, F~;n. or Unfurn. 370 Ote open 10 am-6 pm n.lly
Shae · crpts, dr111. clahWbr, bltns. re tr i r. fll>lc~, 1---------WILtlAM WALTERS ro.
..... boam "".,." "Pio. ..,.u~. • ..,. ""· "'" Genero1 Ass;;ciates
1ar.·265o Elden. 5.17-0062 &ft Shown bJ appt. SM-»tS. I;;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::;;;:;:; 2 Ir: 3 BR WAI up. Patio. TIME FOR
7 pm It: Sun . .S165/mo. Mesa Verda Pool. •Children. i\10RA KAI
1 BR. ""<I bri<k "1>k, w/~, 2 BR. N•w crp~. drp•. do•· PALM MESA APTS. Apu , 1S881 Mora !Ui Ln. '> LAGUNA BEACH QUICK CASH . b1tn.'1,'beam eeil, pa~. su;. ed·gar, nr sbop"g, Adults, 00 blk E. cf Beach a t Garfield.
1 Adil y,.,,(y, 642-852<1 "''" $145/mo . ...,_.,15_ I BR unlwu ........ $1.15.00 ~'""~' .....,,..:..::...~~-~~ 494.5594
$110 2 Br 2 Ba stud· 1 BR turn •••······· · $149.50 Trader's Paradise column i~
-1 ·• IO:NewportS.adl BacbelcrsF'Uml.she<1 foryou!5Lines.5Day1for THROUGH Al
1 ~drys, ~UD, 1ar. 2S:i · __ .. .,,,,
"3-mt. ,... . ~'t e t .. Ytoot\Y 2 BR.. 2 BR"~b ii7s tDO. $j. can today ... &iZ-5678.
~A VERDE .,., • Bltns .. c.pts., dl'pl .. 'h I OK Apts., Apt1., DAILY PILOT
blk •-•-h mo. mo. F U I 370 Furn or Unfurn 370 delwie 2 1: 3 Br, 2 Ba. • to llNIY or -•c • • POOL urn. or n urn. · •
eha aar. $145 I up. Rental Ref's. $195/mo. YEAR· e SAUNA _H..;unt.:;._ln;,;gton.;_;;,;.Be,:;;;e;,;ch.:;._.;,;..;..H_u_nl_lnt-ton--Be-e-ch"'.""--I
Ok; 309' M•« A y •• Ly. 67J.7452 • JACUZZI ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-WANT AD
546-11134. SEAOJFF Manor Apts. 2 1561 Meas Dr. Santa Ana f
2 BR. unfurn apl Stove A: Br, cpl•, drps. bltrui, pool, "'"""'""'""'""'""'""'_,
rrlrii_incl'd. Gara1e. Pool. priv patio, studio type, 111 Cost• Mesa Rel hi I 642-5678 .n util pd. Adi~ only, no ... Inion< ok. 540-:W ""I ;;:;:;;:;;;:;;:;;;;;;i;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;; I res n •••
pets. Mgr No. 9, 3&3 ,v. Placentia. Ask about our * * * *
Wtl10n St. discount. El Puerto M•s• Apts Perk/Ike bea ch living for adults
1 & 2 BEDROOM Apartments
with Terraces
FROM $140 to $295
MODELS OPEN DAILY
Merrimac Woods
425 Merrimac: Way, Casta Mesa
IBetwHn Harbor and Fairvl•w)
NE\V 1 Br. frplc, bf!'ams, .,;. EXCEPTIONAL Bayside * • * *
patio, l\'/11•• bltn.~. 1 adult. Living-2 Br. 2 Ba . 1 Bedroom Apts. (oc;o del Sol or Unfurn. ·370
Yearly. $136. Av! May 1. l'urrtiture avail. EI e v ,
&l2-85al sub-tern.nean prltin1. From $130 &: up Incl. utillllrs. Also
LG 2 Br, l 'i> Ba studio apl $375. fUl'J' Pool It Recreation
No peta, families only. Priv. NEWPORT TOWERS 642-2202
patio. '126 Joann St. SlfO J BR, 2 BA, dshwhr, atove. l
2 BR, 11h ba atudio apt New. blk to ccean I store1.
Pool. E-lide. Child OK, $250/mo. Yr lease. 642-l!Dll
area. Quiet Environment.
Oft 1trttt parking. No Qill.
dre:n, no pet1.
$1$. 646-9148 or 646-6317 1.9;1$.1961 Maple Ave.
LOVELY 1 BR, mahd'e 2 BR, 1% ba, crpt. drp&.1 '!!!!!!!'!!!!"°'..,'-'...,M.,'.,"...,...,!!!! adult, no peb.. Reu. 2266-A bltns, dishwuher, Adults I'
Placentia Ave. 646-3160 nr. Hoag Heap. $165 mo. BAY MEADOW APTS.
2 BDMI, partly furn. Qui!t 6U-4.387 G I===~~~--,.,-: Beam ceilings, panelirc, priv prden sett In I · ar. DELUXE newly decorated 2 patios. recreation facilities.
$145/mo. Ph. 64;;....4571 Bf poOlside apt, tops in All Adults, no pe ts.
D•n• Point luxury S2lO/mo. 642-6274· * Bachelor Ap· *
OCEANFRONT -1 br apt, * 2 BR. from $165 *
UNFURN 11.lmost new_ 1 Br cptJI, drps, util pd, $180 mo. * l Bedroom *
apt, cpt, drp, gar. $1!iD. mo yrly;67J..-09&1 or 675-S6Zl. 387 W. Bay St. (btwn Harbor
yr lu. 246ZI Cord~a Ave. VJSI'A Del Lido on lhe J.; Newport Blvd. Iii mi. N.
544-1081 · • bay1ron.t. Lfl:e. 1:BR. $.t=A) o( 19th St ).
9/10 of a mil• from th• b•1ch I•
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0A9erwat1on City" with 2 swimming
pool•, putting grHn, gym, volle~1ll
court,. ••un•, bllll1rd room, club·
hOU9L One or twoo.bed:ooms, fur·
nlsti.d and unfurnished, prlv1t1
patio, fireplace 111 two bedroom,
elavetora, dlahw1•h•r•, c1rpat1
end !hp-. no le1M. 9dults only. all
utilltf1a 1xcapt light• p1ld, pet•
aceepWd. From $145.
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Humlnfton s .. ch,
(714) "2.eesl
Atk tor
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--~o --.. -OCEAN vu, new, 2 br, 2 ba, i....e. Realtor 673-4350 CALL 646®3
'"'1'" """' '"'" rug, SlllO •-Unlu ••• Apt U I .,. Apt Unf 4"Apt Unfu "5 mo, 33132 Alce.lar 842-54119. ""..:..·-·~--r•_. ___ -_....;._·_•_•_m_. _____ ...;:.....· ·.,......;.•r_•.,;· ___ -_..;..._· __ r_n;..• -----
East Bluff rNe.;;;.;;w.:;po;,Ft.:..;lle;;;:•<;;;h;_ __ . _;.;N:;;ew;;.::.po:;rt.:..; ... ;:;:.ch;:;.. ___ ~N...;.ow..;po1c..rt-;.;.Be..;•.,;ch ____ N_•_w..:po_r1_Be;_•_•_h __ _
NEWPORT BEACH
VIiie Oranede Apts.
roar btdroorna with ~
kt'! above ii: "'elow. GracioU
Hvinc 1: quiet wrroundina:
for fl:mlly . wlth fhfJdnon.
Nl!lar Om>na del Mar Hilb
$CboOl. Fireplace. wet bar I:
<Wllt-in. kitchen appnancn.
835 .AMIGOS W A.Y &M-2991
Ccldftn, -• Co. Mtinqin& Apn.t SC..mt
e NEW DELUXE.-
3 BR, 2·.B.A Ajlt for leut. Incl
;pae. ma1ter •ulle, din rm
I: dbl 1arart. auto door
opener· .... .ii. Pool • Rec • ..... .
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163 Amlp \Vay, NB
Ma~by
WIWAM 'VALTERS CO.
TOWNHOUSE delxe 2 Br,
2% Ba. bltM, frpl, patio,
enc 1ar. Quiri. m-snl3
2 Br, dean I: attnctiYt.
bltn&, air ecnd, Jtdo. Nr. ~ sbop,.I ttn!er... . '
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w/praie. Neu ocean, Sl4S
incl p1 I: water. 968-C544
2 Bdrm w/privlilt ftnced
)'ard. Crpta. drps. Nr. Beach
Blvd. $140. MUlCf>
Nr HUfttlngton Harbour
Trlpleic -quit! IN'a. "'1 J
Br • $140, 3 BR -$240. Ptm
ok. CTI4J 146-00Tl.
NO mattn wblt It al, )'«!
co 11111 It with a l)AJLY
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ANNOUNCES ntE AVAIUBIUTY OF
TWO AND THREE BEDROOM UNITS FOR
ADULTS DESIRING TO LIVE AMIDST BEAl11Y
BY THE SEA IN THE PRESTIGIOUS WESTCt.IFF
AREA OF NEWPORT BEACH , .....•. FROM $230
For Information telephone Mr. Robert M. Buddey,
Manager at (714) 645-0252 or write to Th•
Office Of The llanegW, lllffw Squll'9
Apartrne11l1, 1244 JnlM A--.
Newport 811cll, Clllltanll9
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1 Bed1oom & Nurs11, • Z lfld1ooms & 1 8'/h • 3 fl.~d1or
f. 2 Bllh • S1ngl• S/Oly & Sl)lil Llrvt/w1!h (1n!pl1r~
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Renlal 01licc Ttltphcr: .
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1112 8q ft en J2nd St NB Idlal
Ior slort A otncu. Put'&·
Least.~
l)4v.lot aaty. 5a-4TG attar Al LJ&t Yacht 4nchan.p
$ pm er s..1 • sun. s Room SI.lite
SHOWROOM. mta. I oUlce
IJl&W. Patldnc. CloM·in La-
1\lll&. ~ Mo. Gfi-465.1 U PE1t •t up w/ ldt, $Zi Ground ~ 111 fl
llrf'tk up. apll. Alr <Md, Cpta, Ol'Pf Industrial Rent•I 450 * COSTA MESA * ~IOTEL • 5C3-9T55 &.Z Parking, Util ptld
e LRG roznfort.abJe room, $UO per month
kltch. prh·U, nr &bop'&· A~llhlt A1ay lit
$1!>/,.·lt. 612-1751. nJ LIDO PAJlX DRIVE $9!> A-$161 Per mo., Unnied
occu;aney, U0.220 power.
R. Nattrul, Act. &U-1'85 $~King iitt bed. preln Newport Beach 6'1S-lOSO
employetl man, nr 17111 Ir. -=-=----=:.r
l:',,,",,,';M~, o,_,1.,..6'6-111_:-::'=-= I PRllTIOI Ol'fl ICI
l\OO!'lt A bA, p-.1. entr. By Next lo Real Eltate tum.
': J,Jttle ~na Buch. $7S. CaziletJ. drpc, util Jl&}d, ~ S100 per mo. Exctllent tor
500 SQ. FT. BLDG.
Eut 11th !t., Colta Ate.a
DI ElectrlcaJ. Power
$1.lO Afonlh f15.6700 Broker
Stor•1• 4" MJRN. room !or rent Coa:ta insurance. tu acc't. archl·
1 ~lesa ni~ k quiel home for tect. 1860 B. Newport Blvd.
• •-arki~ man. 542-4794. C.i\I.
GAR.AGE for rent, starqe
only, Call befol'e li:OO PM .
•M~• 1;P,!X'l,;;,,;~,..,,.=,o-vAN="=tE=o~+~Hi~.~.,..,hool....,1 W. E. Lachenmyer
'tlrl \\iW1 room nr. Harbor lJ60 Newpon Blvd., C.M. Rentals Wanted lfian. 64~73 Cat 64&J92S Eves: 613-4517
GOING AW A Y FOR
SUB-kue beautiJul ottitt ~UMMER! Responalble,
suite, 1800 aq ii, ft«epUon •lf1l'le teacher will care fOT
area If 3 pvt office1 + house 6' peta. 6~ or
pn1ident's office..800 aq ft 1 ~---~~--~.....,~ w/.,,•et bar, pvt lav1.tory 3 or 4 BR hou1e by Ju~
w/sbo\\·er. Beaut, peclcy l!>th, l yr lea1e, S775 per
t.")'l>J'!as pl.llfllinc. Cf1>l'f Ir: mo. Prlfer Eruilsn Jr. HI
drps. Truly luxurious. 1J582 a r e a . C a 11 c o 11 e c t ,
Beach Blvd, HB. Town " 213/542-2391
J"URN room in priv. bomt,
Colta Meaa; kit.ch. ptivil Plut. Nr. OCC. 56--lOSl
LLEGE or \\"Orking sir\,
'B.alboa Isl, 1hr kit & TV rm,
telt, '6:l/mo up. 615-3613.
fluett Homo 411 * PRIVATE ROOM for t!Oerly lady. Brla:ht •
~ry prden 1urroundinp,
• .NutriHous mea.11. Ca J I
..... 1'3.
l;mmer Rentals 4IO
fEW-2 bdrm-1lttp 1
f.-adult~ only. Beautifully
turni11\M . Availab)e May 15
'lftN Sept. AU or part, Call
b ' 67>-49l0 AGT.
ATERFR0ll;"T (Lido lilt )
Ll'I 2 BR. June .71.st to Sept.
lit. SD) \.l'ttk. 673-8886
30-40 yrs ""ill aha.re
'ff/1ame 2 BR. homt 4 blks
from beach S. Lquna. sun
"deckl a patio. 499-4307
~r in nice •mall home in
.cxchanp lor min. child
care. Expectant-un.,;ed ok. ·-
Country Center, Suite 2'1T. I:~~~~~~~~~~ Phone 962-7TM. 0 n l y
""'"'°· I~ NEWPORT -.~
CENtElt
Law Firm bu 1WO Offict11,
secr-.l&rlal 6 •ton&• 1pace,
rteeptionist 6 ether lfl"ll'ic-
Card ef Thanks/In
~rlum 505
n. S*>J/Mo. combined. not:
.... "11. KethlHn Ann Welch
Jilly I , 1'46 • April 24, U70
--------· -DESK space available $50
mo. \VUl provide furnitutt
at S5 mo. Answerin& if'J'Vice =~:. ~~~ AYf!, .[-_ ..... _; ... _, __ 1~1.~~)
OF.SK !plLt:e avtllable $50 I
mo. Will provide funlltun! Personals 5IO
at $5 mo. AnP;·erinr serviet ----------ava.llable. 17875 Beach Blvd. ADMIT
Huntington Beach. 642-4321
NEW oUlce,....,,. floor, $00 ONE COUPL.I
to SlSO. 165,_A Newpcrrt You &re oon:llally invited to
Blvd, CM ~2m., evt1 a nend a thou&ht pmvoklna
642-5106 evenina as auest.JJ of
AJR-COND Otfiet a •1 a J 1 • O~Plty U..Umltlll
O:ll"ona del Mar, 2'3S E. Highlight ol eve, 1howin.c of
Cout Hwy No, 1, $55/mo. film "Your Future in the
6'5-D'.IO. 1970's"
INDMOU " OFFICES TIME: II P .i\I.
AU PLACE: 3074 \Varren Ln, CM New, Choice Irvine lndust DA TI:. A ril Zl h
ALE lo llharr lovely 3 complex, b.':. SU-33H · P 1
ar, 2 ba home v.·/satne. Nr. anytime * FUU.Y LICENSED *
1"-'Y· 1193-3-t39. BEAUT pvt, crptd, extc desk Renowned Hindu Sptrttualill
t.AO\' 11·/child 3 to 7 yn, to rum \\'/bathrm. Bal. Isle, Advic. on all mat1tr1.
lhare hon1t on \\'&terlmnt. Rlnbl. 6r:>-2l35 8JS.G428 Love, M~ce. Bwilnn! I ~=~=c-=o:',..-----,,.--1 Readinza i1ven 7 days a Pools, play1round. 54&-1722 1360 S FT • OUlce or 1tore. week, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
if VR OLD girl k>oldnr for JteuonebJe. Cceta Mi a 312 N. El C11mino Real,
&male roomm1te lo 1hare :r.tr. Pope-fi.G..2820 SAn Clemente
b:1WnM11 of apt. :;57-tOS2 1670 SAl\'TA ANA AVE, CM 1 __ <_9_>-~9~136•'='~9Z--00!,__ __ 6 __
G1r1ge1 for R•nt W From 300 1q/lt. 35c Alf ft MEXICO
.QIEAP storage over m wq.
'ft !or llxl!r uppPr. Slight
flte damage {l'f'&rJ. $100.
Q Frankfort S1. lt B ,
17s-«l3J
GARAGE F'or car or •tnnat'. $13 a month ,
1'£..4871 and 536--491'
.iu Rental
D~ apace available S50
mo . Will provMl• furniture
at $5 mo. Ann."ftin& Ml'Vice
av&ilab1e. 305 No. 'EI
Ca mino Re a l , S an
Oemtntt. 4!D-40l
:NE\v Waterfront OUlca
$21:, to $435 month
Above 'nw: Jal&ndcr
"1 &.yside Dr, N'pt 841acll !JU Grundy RJtr. 64~
* 61~ or 541-5032 Gr•n•d• C•v•
3700 NEWPORT BLVD, NB * ONntEBAY * 675-2"4. or Ml-0032
DLX. 2 rm. cttice. But deal
In O.C. Airport art&
833-3%23 133-28-10
NEWPORT BEACH
t1011 to nss * 67"':>-llkll *
The only OCEAl\'FRONT
trailer 11p11.ces in
ENSEN,\OA
MO -s,ao per month
1nclude1 all facllltlea
673-1108 for info.
lu1lnet1 Rentel
NEED ADDRESS .+
PHONE Mre. PAT MEYER
(Formerly ot Hilaria \Vly J
to close tu e1tate. Re-...·ard .
445 Call 305-~3lal col\ec1, or
sum:'""°"'s,....A~va>....,il~a~bl~.~, -,,.,,,~,~,~i \\Tlte Resident. Rd. No. 2,
· Box 729-F, Vero Beach, Blach Blvd, H.B. Parking; Florid.a l2960 air cmd; h • a I In a ; ce.r-
pftine; janltonaJ. se~. In-EXP. \\'Ork!: traveler laay
quire SUUie g or call 5f6..5724 d•sitts position u travell!?I[
SMALL •tonae room or of-
ftcof, lOdl'. in east C.M.
Toilet &: lhower. 155/mo.
540-1"3 ------·-----
rompenlon to other v.·oman.
References. \VritP. Clusified
Ad No. 152, Da ily Pilot,
P .O. Box 156), Costa ?.1esa.
Calif. 9'2626
.1.. * * • Start Yogi Nowl fl * * * For Health I A Serene i\1ind. )'-------------------,I Morn Ina Ir: nlte cla11e1 start Tun. ti 9Atl, I 1PM. Yop
Trader's Paradise Centftr, 445 E. 11th St, CM.
Call 646-11281 for detaih1,
SINGLET WibOWl!Dt * Divorced O.or 21 *
rnMst • J.ar1e1t. For a .ell
explanatory mea&111e 24 bn
• d~. Ml.·9991
SWa• equity 10 Ill' 30 •ma.
btt.ut, MCllldtd Rancllo Cal·
it;nnl&. tor •took. o4ckr
apte:, t>Nch hou.N, etc.
"~""' 0 '4X60 delUX• mobUe
• 2 8R. wet bar, brld.5t
tin. bltns, 60' crpt'd patio,
fUJI 1e• to bellev•. FOR:
or ! !! 5.16-2494.
Id market bUlldLfia:. 2400 k. ft , Frtt & cle•r. H.B.
f):>R : raw l1nd w/ well.
fl.6,00l v•lue.
• , C&l.I 67U020
5161 CHEV. IMPALA. '28.'\
tnll;·AUto-PoMl"lUtlt · F•IT
l'IM>n'-New bat., for P/U
truck, pink tor plnlt.
~2142 &.It 6 or Sat. A Sun.
e,:JoCI eq In S kv •c1 E1· londldo w I watt.r. VaJ\MI JeoG pt:r •c. Trade' lot O.C.
~or 2nd TD'•. 1n•1
!i11·1'22 Bltt.
nuDE: •• f.fUllAftl M•ch l, 331, • 9Pd, air ahocla, r.ua:: 't!i 1o 'f7 VW Kom·
MVan.
Cal.I "'6-112( M&-1428
T~ •·* equ1ty, bf-au!I-~ l\' cabin crulMt, r 1a,
.... ~.itty lit oct< Vlf''A' 2
2 ftlt + r1.m rm hnmf"
,tg,..,._., M1-tll'.I, ~149~.
* *
lines
times
dollars
Have to1f OO\U'M Wrway
Iota, ~n Hilla C.C., T.-
b&ch.lpi. Trd eq for heh
hOutt, older 11t., diamond,
or 1tock. 60-9:505
AJ.L"OHOLICS Anonymou~.
Phone 54J...T21T or \1'1-lte to
P .0. Box 17.23, Cofita Meu..
e DON OR FRED 0,
Write or Phon. Callect
8UTl'ERWOR1ll AVE ·DAD
Jfave Rola watch. 11 Itarat, Found (frff •d•) !ff
Sold, day-date w I ,old -----. _..,,._......,
btati!Iet lllte MW \\'or! FOUND, VIC, Slattr ~ un5. Trade for ~a r ot \\
1
lagnolla, Fountain Vall•J -
boat Pvt pty t1S.2J.2.4 'orkllhln Terrif'r -cwner
· • · 1 csll A Identity. 8424'1'6
11' BUS, 'tlO Ca~ V8, reb'C F'OUNO: Young: blaelt do&,
hydro, P/B, 90 ,.. i;elf-t'On vie. COllf'~ Park, Cnsta
ullnerl. Trad,. for: S~11.Uer MtP. CaU a. idtntily.
1r111·e1 \'an or '!! 20051 Cy :.49-3I8.1
pres..,, S.A. His. ~===--.--c-~-",-,:I ·.:..:=~=-'"--~~· 12 POODLE pupplu fou,.. n
H11.\·e S23'-f eqly. Lovely FV on Loa J•n:lints Eut.
Ne11-port Hl'i&"hts 4 BR 961-9910 aft S
hOme. Lart• Hr PoOI. Wanl
incom• unit.. duplex, 4·
plv; or ~ Call &tl-2940.
Haw S19.IXXI equity in Irr
2 1tory 5 BR homec in Back
S.y Atta. \\•a11t l lt:n!
WATCH at St. Francis
School In HB. Call Bttty -FOUND -Wht pupp)'. lofli
tall, no tap. Vk: Ha.m ilton
St., C.M. M>U14
tlOC"lf: prop "''13 BR hOtl\f: ln G.""'Shep puppy, remal• Vic
N<ln'."O. 1'llltt Rlty 5'6-Cllt 11"\ne Ave. in Of. 54S.t.J57
POST orrro:. 163.000 GER."\IA.N Shep. Vic Pury
CLEAR. T R A D ! UP School in H~ IU-21 T9
0 NL Y. CO~tm:RCIAJ.... 1 -------~,=15
t;'NITS. Lott
Ca.II 499-1770
H1vr 4.P!tx • pclllJ I l'f'C
l'OC)m. Pridr nf 0\Vnf'rshlp
1n 'tt11!111. \\'1nt fttt 1'
CJear bou!>".
C111l 673-3101 Aft
* * *
Lost: O•rman Sh•P""
herd, Reword offerff.
City t•g 'OIJ5. "Sch•
na". Vic.: 111 Corona.
(.,,tact Sanely,
644-5111.
Ch ll4r1n litrH1rt-htart· ·'·
SlMBA, come hom•! Year
old black Siamti;e \Vlth
&Pflt'kly t'Ollar. Miuirw near
Catherint-Pl 6' Oranp.
Owner distraught, Reward. ~40 .
3 MO old puppy, temall',
pt--Gennan shepherd, pl
ba1ky, approx 1' tall \\'fred
collar, no tagll, Vic:
Ba.U-Port Llquor s I o re ,
Please cs.II 673-7844
LOS1' Sybj!rian h u s "k y ,
llilver/vey, muk &'. chokl'
cha.in. No lags, Vic: l\lesa
ck! Mar. Rwd gsg..gn9,
81 .. .,,..
LOS1'-E1uff)' blonde male 1 ~
Pekingese vie bospital. So.
l..aiuna. Children (Tievini.
Reward. •92-5949 or ....,,,,
GER~tA."J Shep, I yr old,
"·earing Oea &. chon col·
lan. Pau!arino schl att1.
540-2597
\VlU.. the plll'ty who found
navy blue Ir. v.·hite coat
w/white trim pis call
646-3(XX) Reward .
LOST-Female Si am es c,
Corner of Bennuda '-
Gllller. Reward. 557-1062 or
MG-6021 alt 3
LOST black male cat. Vic:
Newl a nd & He i l,
We1trnin&ter. April 20 •
Rewa.n:I . 847-4990
REWARD FOR SEVERAL
KEYS LOST IN COSTA
MESA. 548-'401
LOST: Tiny blk femaJe dog.
vie Cd~t Hu ID & collar.
Reward 613-9098
ALL black. lip&~ fem . c11.
Dea coU.r, Vic: 19th le
Pomona, CM. 646-8473 eves.
UJST Irish Setter, "Ell,"
Pleue return, much loved.
~wtrd. S4s....l612, 549-3982 -----------
)~
School• &
lnstructlon1
AIRLINE
SCHOOLS
PACIFIC
Day &: Night Cia.sses ,.,....,.
57l
611) E. 17th St., Santa Ana
LEARN lmportina: and !Hail
artier. \Vill come to your
home And show you how to
buy all merchandi.5e 111
dealer cost er below. Call
~9671 for information or
P.O. Box ~178 H.B.
ABALONE dlven earn up to
$J0,000 per )T. 4 wit training
period, Hard bat tre.lninQ:
avaU June lit. 1971 . Aba.lt'lne
01\•Pr~ Institute, 714/962-1243
714/962-1243
EARL Dan!els. Art Cl11.1~f's,
S.ascape t,, land~rape. Nt'l1v
forming ~Jon afternoon ,t.
eve1. 4~17, 434--3961.
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
LEG AL NO'rlCE . .,,...
ClltTlll'1(ATI OJI" I USUilll
ll'ICTITIOUS MAMI
Th~ uncW•tl1ned doe• c•rlf!V M I•
(Dnductlnf • bu!llln< el 71'0 M1rbe1"
llv•.. Cott• MHI. C111!Df11l1, uncltr
!tit fldlti.t11 fir"' 111m1 o! LIG,t.L
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM !LMI) onf
lflll ••Id firm Is CC>l'llPC>•ttl II 1111
lollol-ing Ptr.011. wll01~ n•mt In lull
UMI PllCI ,, r .. ld ..... cl ls .. ,.,,_.,
Allr ... J. PtflOll .. UOI) Ptrl A9hlty, NIWPC>rl llttch, C11Uornl1.
DlltCI Aerll 1, 1t11
,lUrtd J. P1r""'s
Sl1t1 ol C1tllornl1, Ota11ge CD<Jnt,,
On APrll I, 1'11, !>elor1 m1, • Nell,..,
~•lie In 1nd for itld Sl11e H rMWl•llY
I -rid Al!rfd J , Pt•SOOI krwNll IC>
m• lo bt lht perso11 wtlOle ntr111
11 1ultKrl-to tht wlrhln l111lr111T19"1
l l'llf icil ... Wl~..:1 hf t'l<KU!od tht lfl'l'll,
(Oil ll'ICIAl SEAL)
M1rv Beth M.,.!..,
No!lr¥ Pu1tll<;.C1llforni1
Prlt>tlPll Ottl<• In
0•11>CM Cou11rv
My commln!M Ex•lrt1
April 9, 1'11
Pulll!l.h"" Or11111t C°"I 01\ty Piiot Alfll J, 10. 17. Joi, 1911 1:19·'1
LEGAL NOTICE
11'1U7
ll'ICT1TIOU5 I UUMl.55
NAMI. STATIMINT
Tiit lcO....,ln1 HtJOnt 1•1 itoin1
llullMU II: ltOllERTSON . MOWSl'lll ..
GARlANO, U.O Cl mPIJI 0 r I¥ I ,
Ht_, ll .. dl. C11llor11l1.
0.vld M. 01t11nt, 1100 Pitt""' W1v,
CM!t MIN. C1lllornl1_
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(alt Mo .. , C1llfornl1. llll<111r• A.
l rtwn, Jr .. m Vlt 1..ldo Nor~, N1WNrl
IN(I\, Ct !lfootf\11.
Tiiis b1u1,...,, !\ btlnl "'""~<!od ~. Gt ntrll o~rlntrahlP.
RebtrtlC>I\, Mow11r 1nd Glfl•"ll
~l1nod By: M!Cf>~t1 Gtr!ne•
Thlt tl1!tn"ltnl 1111'<1 wlti. "" CtvnlY Cl.,k of Of•nt• cw~h Ot1: Aorlt 1'. 1'11 lh: BEVERLY J MADDO)I;
OtPUIV Cl!Uf\IY c1,r~
il'uMhhlfl Dr1,,g1 Cou t Dilly il'llol
AerH J' tnd Mtv I, I, IJ, !'1! tM-11
LEGAL NOTICE
T·l'1U1
NOTICI TO CllOITOtl'
SUPlll:IOI COUll:T 0' THI
ITATI: 0' C:AL.l,.OllNIA ,01
TNI (OUNTT 01' OltAMll NI, ,t.1tftl
l11tr. ti llLLI MY£15, DPC'ft Jft.
N0TltlE tS Mltl:flY OIVl:H tt lflt
(l"'tl!ten ti ,... 1bl\lt N mW lfto\MI•"'
""'' 111 _._ lltYlttl C1t 11M -lfltl fllt NMI 49"'11 ... I I P'I -Ill"" ft lilt !ht ••'>
wlll'I ll'le l'l«lfllrY -tl'llrt. lft fht ""let of Ille <It,._ II TM l ilcl ... t nllll .. '*>rt, ot
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Mrlt lnlftl 19 tllt llllt!f el 11ld <ltttdfnl.
wllfltn 1.ur -tl'I• Ifft• •~t t lrt!
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011M ,._.,11 II, 1911
IOWA.110 llOYCI e1pc;ulor el !~, WI!! •' '"' •bo•• 111111«1 dM:ldlfl' NILL.II & TMOMA.i
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Are You Letting Cash
Slip Through Your Fingers
See If You Have Any
Of These Things A
DAILY PILOT
WANT-AD
t. Stove
2. Guitar
3. a.by Crib
4. Electric Saw
5. C1mera
6. Wa1her
7. Outloo•rd Motor
I. Stereo S.t
9. Ceuch
10. Clarinet
11 . R•frlpr1tor
12. Pickup Truck
13. Sowlog Moch ino
14. Surflooord
15. Machine Tools
16. Df1hw1sher
17. Puppy
11. C1hln Crui11r
lt. Golf Cort
20. Barem1t1r
21. Stomp Collection
22. Dlnotto Sot
23. l'loy Pon
24. aow11n9 B•ll
25. W1ter Ski1
26. FrMJer
27. SultceM
21. CIKk
Will Sell Fast!
29. licycl•
30. Typewrlt•r
31. Bar Stools
32. Encyclopedi1
33. Vacuum CINner
34. Troplul Flolt
35. Hot Rod lqulpm't
36. Fiio C•blnet
37. Goll Clubs
31. St•rling Sliver
39, Victorl1n Mirror
40. llodroom Sot
41. Sllde Projector •2. L•wn Mow•r
43, PHI T•blo
44. Tlr••
45. Plano
46. Fur Coit
47. Drapes
48. Lln1n1
4,, Hono
SO. Airplane
St. Organ
52. Exercycle
53. Rar• looks
54. Ski loots
SS. High Cho ir
56. Coins
S7. Electric Train
SI. Kitten
St. Cl111lc Aute
60. Coffoo Tobie
61. Motorcycle
62. Accordion
63. Sldo
64. TV Sot
65. Workblnch
66. Dl•mond Wotch
67. Go-Kut
61. lron1r
69. Camping Tr1il•r
70. Antique Furni ture
71 . Tape Rac•rder
12. son"""t
73. Sport• Car
74. Mlttr111 Bex Spg1
75. lnboord Spood"°"t
76. Shot1un
17. Soddlo
71. Dort Gome
79. Punchln9 81g
IO. Baby Carrl1gei
11. Drums
82. Rlllo
13. Doti<
14. SCUIA G•or
These or any ather extra thinfJ• around th• house
can be tumed into cash with a
OAILY PILOT WANT-AD
so
Don't Just Sit There!
DIAL DIRICT
642-5678
DAILY PILOT
Whe11 You
Wont it done
right ••.
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Job Wanted, Fe..,.fe 702 Help We nttd, M 4 P no Help Waottd, MA P 711 Help Wooled, M & P 111 llalp Wonted, M & 11 JIO
AIDES For convalesctnct, DRUGITORJ; lallalady for GJSL.-CX>ATERS txptrltneed. JEWELRY atott l<a/teel'y, OPEft.ATOfts ... lportJWt&r -
elderly cart or family cart, JC.Mae f'bltmaey, UOC Apply 81 W. 16th St. Mac-exp'd. Purthuln;:, ~econ.I· mfJ. exp only, ad Pit)', ..
Coll one of
the experts
listed below//
Homemakm. 547-6681 Ntwpcrt 81Vd. CM. ApPb' Greror Y&eht Corp, inf, etc. Jo'ine ahop, Lido, atearty. 642-3412
alt IPM. OlliL lllll DAY """' typo. "'-9334 PARTS MAN
Help W•ntec:t~ M 1 F 711 oAucS'RiRl: cltrk, mature To a11i1t rtttettiona.l dlrtc· l •t•I Ste. Import~ parta txptr. de·
la&:b', b' ~ atore., lull ior. P/tlme. dlcll,plvmt, bt&V)' 1)'Plq, alrtable but jll)' auto part• Accountant
8.S. decre~. 5~ Da.y work
wk, Pottntlal.
MISS EX!C AGENCY
'10 W, Coatt Hwy., NB
~
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Adm. S•le1
MILrT AllY MEN
ti.mt. at-.n:t5 No l xper. Nu.11. title t. ltpt bklr. btadl exptt. ·~pl&blt. Phone
Apply In ptf'IOn onb'. Tuts-arta, call Lcr1.lne, Wutcllfl Tom, 6'$-9303.
Enpeet1.na
DIGIT AL SUl'l'OllT
-En GINEEll-
d"1 2'7tb, ll PM to i P~t. PertOMel Apncy, 2043 PART TIME
Oub Grttnbrook. (At Maa· \VtttclltJ' Dr. N.B. 645.-2770 ?itARKET RESEARCH
nolla, bltr<nn ElllAI A Ta!· LEGAL SEC'Y, •UJN!!r lhu1I Telephone interviewen (no
bl!rt, TV.) w/tome SH, 1tenon~. IBM srll.l.ns) Work from home on
Involves maJntenanct and GrRL TR.IDAY: Fanta1Uc exec. a bkkpna e"Pfr. New. lona ranee survey, ToU·lrte
oalibral1on of dlaltal a uto-oppor. for the 1&1 ..,,.hO port Center Ofc. MMtOO, phone req·d. Exptr. or v.·lll
maUo te.1t equipment and wants to tat her akilla. LYN'S It RN'S train, \V r It e: Amira
&PpllcatJon lo woric etnttrs Some lilt bkkpne involved. "'·yvl ~-· 1 H Research Corp,, P.O. Box lot MOS. electro • optice.I To $t00. CM ew ... unva esctnt Olp. 225 Hauppau,e NY 11Tt7
S.by1lttln9 Painting &
l'operhanglnt NO COLLliGE
"'-'Ol'k: ctnttN. Dlvek>pment Cail Jean Brown, 540-60SS ~ Thurin, Ot M~ ' ' •
of related maintenlllCt pre). COASTAL AGDlCY MAIDS Part time Maids
COSTA MESA AL'S GARDENING DI! I XPER. NECI SI ~Uttt a.nd documtnt&tion, n90 Harbor Bl at Adams ~7"5.. SUWk Motel.
ll 1 ~;:;::...::=.::..,;;:.;:;_:==-Appl y, Vaa:abond ?i!otor P"RSONNEL PRE-SCHOQL for p.rdenini • 1mall No Wutt.-.:
istr. & t.fonrovia, !~ day + lan<iacaping services. call * WALLPAPER "*
full day RS.Sions. Planned 54().5198. Snvlnc Newport. '\Vbtn )'OU caJ1 "Mac':) \VE WOJJLO LI KE 'IO
PUT YOUR MILITARY
TRAINL~G &, EXPER. IN
ntE DIRECTION or BIG
BSEE Plutt to 3 yn. ram • GIRL wanttd tor phont1, Hotel. 3151 Harbor, CAt CO~UNSELORS
iarlty with lorlc dtaJan and typlfll, like bkkpnc. Apply r.m..-ammJ.,... ?tWDS -MOTEL itust be Suponha....,! ..--•·-·-·· ... lo Cuol at 1.te~. tl6S W. l Full Im ., 17th Of. t e, $1.65 hr. 1m!f1ediatt Openinp pftlit'am, hot lunches. Aj:ei CdM, O:>sta Meu, Dovtt 5'!-Jfff S..lTU
.... 1"' ,,30 ....... ,co PM. ,.,,.,.,,.,.=~· ,.,w':::'-="="":::·=~~r ACCDUSTI C CEILING Manufacturin" HAIR 1tylilt with 1ollowlna,
a:ood opportunity for r\ahl
person. Attn.cUw percen-
taaea. In So. I..qunll. 24-hr
ans. urv., air cond, ~
prq. Call .C99-4t'n1. 317ll
Coast Hwy, S. Laauna
Bl!tty, 56-ttll Coad Pay Call Now
ll8 wk-COMPARE! 642-"50 e LANDSCAPING e '"
• , Sl&m7. RCYl'OTUJ.ING, "'' SQ FT, Specl•ll•t. At .. othor Cjluality Control
CfULD care :n my home. SPRINKLERS, SEED &: Interior painting. • Company car plan EIMl'llnffr
Infant to 4 yn old. Have SOD LAWNS. LlC'D CONTR * l47 .... l21 * a Plush ottices """'7 J )T old daughter. Fenced ·833-2654 PAPERHANGER, llock, toil, Jnvoh-ts ertabH1hment or QC , I h II . I .1 ___ ,_ ....... •Full trinae benetit1 at~ard1 accordln1 to ~u1-y1Uu, arge ome. Ca ONE stop J•p•nte garden-vuiy. suar., e1wua..,1, • '"" e Top componsation "'" "70 h 7 30 6 H ••1 ~ •• ., tomer requirements apply· ,,...,......, , n : to : 00. ing & minor landscapin&. an I m a n -.n ...-A proa:reu ive manutac--
EI Tor1>, '.\11.sslon Viejo area Free est. 839-3917. Harbor Sch"''arti: APPLICATIONS ARE BE· in&: rnanufacturln, and en· turina: company, wl!h ex. I===~=====~ I rine~rln&' ttehnoloey. BSEE H k I t.10THER wishes to care Ior View, & Turtlf' Rock CUSTOJ\.t HOUSE PAINTING ING REVIEWED NOW TO QC --~ ouse eeper ctl tnt wo.rklna conditions
MONEY • Manulacturln,
MACHINISTS
9AAt-9PM, Sat 9A.'d-'P:\f
0. C. Employment ~ncy
12-4. Broadway Costa Me1a
&15-3111 ~Jill 64>311J
l'OUCE OFFICER
-CITY DF-
NEWPORT BEACH _~~~~-~'-=-I plua 5 yrs, mfr. ......,.... .. 2 10 3 yr old child Jn llcens· AL·s Landscaping. Tree We palnt your home; not a ENTER A NEW DIVISION ud frln1e btnelits hu
Pd honu:~ as CDmpanlon for removal. Ya.rd remodeling. house )Ollr 1ir:e. r..tatolan " JN THE COMPANY, HEAD· ence. WANTED immediate openlnz1 tor $ll l·•ta6 P•r Mo.
21"3 yr old son. Nr. Bristol & Maloian M4-57!M ED BY DAVE LOOKJN • Trash hauling, lot cleanup. • T h I I A1• 21 -30 lncluslvt. hiCh P111Jarino. 5-19-4038 T Al\fD INVESTMENT ~N ec n ca *AUTOMATIC R!pair sprinklera. 673-1166 PAINTlNG interior & ex-.._. · ...., • Thorotl&hly Exper. \\'Oman school rrad. 5'9'', UiO lb1
LIC., child rart>. any hours, E.XPER. Japanese-American ttrlor, cuan.nlttd aatllfac· ALYST, R. E. BROKER. Writer w/car. Daya only. :z Adults. SCREW min., 2()..30 uncomcltd vi· ~"':;i~:~ 1~~t 'r~~~h~. s~~ke, gardener, compltte garden-tlon, low rates, 1 re e f'Rp:g~~CE c~ To writ! in.ltrucnon manuals &iutltul Corona de:! ?<.fat MACHINE sk>n .
ing ~rvice &: cltanup. e5hmales. ~280 REER ~' ~E INVEST· Sor 90Ud state dleitaJ ~. lp. home, Gentl'OUI a al a r y. Written te•t datea:
120 p<'r \vk. 968-j 1 8 2, .u, • .-. Nursery School AtniosphPre 893--0UO PROFESSIONAJ., 30 yrs ment A ltrol'll technical Phone: 6"-7l09. OPERATORS tifay 10th, 11th, I:. 12th Gardener. Yard clean-up. exp, paperha.n1inl' A: p&1J>. MENT FIELD, FOR A bacll.iround A uptr \\Tit-For appolntmtnt to ta.Ice test
L IC 'O CHI LO CARE Planting. ,;, .. rinkla's. tina:, from Enaland. 968-7461 RICH" SECURE rt.rrURE. tni data l'l&ndlin&'. .equip-I ,Ho-:o""u'°'•"E=K-=•"EP=E=R'"-s"""".,.-d S contact Pusonnt.l Dept
Help Wanted,
Now lnttrvltwil'll
FULL T IME
DAY-IUSIOYS
5 o.,, . Mon. lhru Yr!. I * Apply * 3 10 5 pm for intv.
~ W. Adami ,
Cotta Meu J
Sal•• c lerk : Gifts~
hoult'>'-attl. Rtctnt exper.
req'd, Attn. 2 )Tl. to Hr w
9A.\f-6PAI. Union sealt: •
btntrlt&. No. Sun. or nltta.
Call tor appt 9 am.12'pm.J
6'fl..0360. Richard'• Home 1:-t
GI• Shop. 3433 Via Lklo N&. f
SAIL MAl(Elt • El<~'d 1.,..11.j
Ii bench work. Taylor M1dt'
~'.:t' Ill W !Ith ~No. II. I
SAIL 1eam1ttt11 ;;;;of
Exper pref'd. Full time,
Ullman Sa.111. -==---SALES Mar. for c .M. Xlnl
oppty tot hi tarninp. l'ull1r1
Bru1h, M&-3745. •
T·
Sales
SS SALES
TRAIN.I Sf t
H •• ~, , Bak''· c,1, s ~. "')' CALL NOW .1. • ... 1-A a c. te• Y e1 up l operate Acme Grid· C! H·'I .. ,......., "" .,.-Exp'd. ~ PATh'TING, """feuional. All ment m.anuaa rt't ..... ..,.., I Good I In I')' M "P· Refs. c:.1::: ""'~ r v 547 6771 bt "' k ...... emp oymtnl. Pa ley i spindle, Brown l 3300 N•....:..~ Bi"d Ntw-~ .,..,..,.;rw EXPER. HawaUan Gardentr work I u a r n. Color • Mwt a ... e to V.'Or nvm cook. ?ahat drh:t CU' ~r s~ &:: Tr b .. .,..... • • " i-• NO COLLEOI
BROOKHURS'I' & Allanta· Complete Gardentn& Ser-apeeia.liat. 96.2-6143, 547-1441 Ask For Mr. Stev.ns loaic A: 1Wnatic diqrama &TOCl!TY •hoP'I · \Ve fumilh su ' &ach, Caill. 92Jfi0, (n4} OR SELLING
Fenced yard, fnends toy~. vice. Kamalani, 646-f676 PP°AINTIN~iTii'iiGi::1i;-OPiR'r1n&~.:li11Gynn l o!~~!i!~,;,,~~'!ii!/ ~ P~~:m.ple~~~ car. Uvt·ln. Xlnt workina Send letter 1tatfni past ex-1.6!3-<633,:...:.:,;;:::·c.,,,=~----I EXPER. NECESS. ~j·
lu nches. R"ls. 968-6819 ...... in Harbor areL Uc A ADVERTISING ART I.ST v• .,.... cond. Elderly couple. S mo P''· l war• --"-mt••··. e PRODUCTION CLEAN Up Spedallat, 1>&W· •"c• pl"OCl!dul'l!s \\'/a mln. •"'t .... ~ .,,. VERY nit.:r carf' ror vnur bonded. 1ter1 turn. 642.-2351. Production Manaaer for hot -· in Nwpt Bch. 7 mo in Palm SUPERVISORS e DESIRE AGGRF.SS"rr.
crv ln1, odd jobl, new fence ot techn!Cal ualstance, Ex· ··~ ba by in niy clran home. ,~ Re ••• ~,. FOR cl l 1 __ 1 ... i..... Newport Beach •I ency. SprlnaL Apply in pert0n. C/0 I'. D. llox 10700 All thrte shifts. Xlnt future ritEN •WOMEN TO HEU'J' & repa... as,~ ean nea .....,.. ...... , •1 ha ~ b d por. wrttln• mU!t,.,..., ~ -· ••'-·-b Dr p -• $65/n1o. C.:\1. 646-55.17 ; .. t-"o' • -~-... ._ ""·" "u1t ve 5..,.,.. o • r ... -., ~ AW&.111 ra , -..m 5 ~ • C · -711 for effecttvt leaden to join ESI'ABLISH A Divt!JONA,1.
Builder• * Harbor La.,..'fl Main!. * o;;: 98S-4065 vi;i.u-_., ....... 1klll1. Know print In r , U&ll delired. Sprlnp. Phone Pa I m •"•• ~n•, a .,1. tJ1e Harbor Area'• tute1t SELLING FORCE OJ' Al
Sprinklers, landscaping. Free production and schtdultna. Sprlfla1 3.27-3441 srowln1 company, LARGE CO?<.U'ANY,
NO Job Too Small! Brick,' ·:::''c.·-:0':;;'5-64.c::4:;5,.,--:-'."'.'.:--INTER. & Exter. Ava: 2 Br. Xlnt opportunity. DUH.EL c: J/J. HOUS E KEEPER for MANAGER ?.-lacGREGOR YACHT
block, cont rPte, carpentry, -Cut & Edgt La.,..'n Apt. S39· Labor&: ?iiaterlals. ADVERTISI N G• 2172 {{i tnQthtrleu home. No 1mall Sportlni p:x11 exPtr. for CORP. SUPPORTED BY THE·
add a rm, hou~e leveling, A1aintenanct, Llc'd, l~ ~1~6 Dupont Dr., N.B. 833-1870. O Ill~ children. Write clusUlf'd ad atort In Lane Beach ana. 1531 Placentia. C.?il FINEST litANAGE~f!:NTj
gc.r. door l'f'pairs. Free est. ::.tll-4808 aft .C. PAlNTING/paper!na. · 18 AIDES. Exper. req'd , I/} J. No.« Daily Pilot, PO Box $TOO+ Comm. PROFESSION.AL phol'll!I TEAMANYWHERE'rolN·•
Woody, 96~9'15. JAPAA'ESE Garden ln r Yn. ln Harbor att•. Lie it Bapt!Jt Convalescent Hosp, /<.c • 1560, Co1ta Meaa. Call.t. NEWPORT 10llcltor ~Dana Point, San SURE YOUR SUCC!!S.
Ca rpet Service Service. Neat work. Cleanup bonded, Ref's turn. Mi-2356. 661 Center St., C.M. a tO ·93626 Peraonn.I Ag•ncy Clemente, Caplltrano 1tta. DAVE LOOKrNGLAND •
yd. mailit. 968-2303 You SUpply Thi! Paint. ARCHITECTURAL draft1· 19700 JAI\mO:R.EE BLVD. HOUSEKEEPER . live ln, Ill Dover Dr., N.I . Work tn your Clw:n heme. F1NA.NCJAL INVESTMENT
Diamond Carpet Cleanlnz; JOHNSON'S GARDENING Room~ pt.inted no ea. Call men, contract job bull. NEWPORT BEACH amall runt home, own '42·3170 Be~t deal 1.n arei.: Phone ANALYST • R.. E. BJtOI(·
Avg size room $8 Yard care, clean-ups, plan-54(1..7G-IS Muit be top rate. li1oonlla:ht-Equal opportunity employer prlva.le room. itaturt, con-[ !!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!l!O!!!!!ll!!!!!!I 13.>14'> ~ht.·ten 9:00 a.m. ER, DR. OONAL.D GOT,
Rtpalring & instal!!~l:On13~ ting, ,prinklen. ssi.~. QUALITY WORK. Rea'°°" ••;:n0:w~•l~ro~""~· ,!P~ho~,,.~·~oa.~1226~i l !!"'iffiiE~iJ~fi'if"" aenlal, non-smcker. Ret'L Monei•r •ccn't and noon. TESAtAN' • J' ORME ft Frte EsL .,..a-17 ...: ELIC TRAINIE 54~ "' • U.C.L.A. ASSO C I A'? J: . LAWN Maint Hauling. new able. Llcs'd. Loca.l rd1. ASSISTANT HELPER Le f...ctnattna: Serv lce1 25K • R.N.'s • DEAN, JAMES WlATr •
Carpenter la\\'nll, clean-up, Prunin&· Free est. MS-2759, MNJ.50 Full or p/limt for stereo a.rn a Pl hen~ HOUSEKEEPEJR.Ll\•e 1n or call Mt1. Schmidt, Wnlclitf CA~IP.\IGN MANAGEJtl
F'l'ff est. Call 540-7379 p•~'GI . 11 ~ tlnn. $3.85 hr. salary. Call skW. euanl c t out, H.B. area. Daya 213: Penonntl Ap~, 204.J Inttnaive cani/cardiac care. ro'R SE,"_ TUNNEY ARE'
CARPENTRY ~fINOR REPAIRS. No Job LA\VN care &: garden w"Ork.
Too Small. Cabinet ill gar-Light haulifli. Ex P ' d ,
age5 &: o I h e r cabinets. Reasonable. Call 543-9735.
,54.i.8175 Uno an5\\'tr leave cont PLETE i.wn It
mq. at 646-2372. H. O. • IU'lkalnl ~tvice.
A.u• ... , paptnnc. ~·· ?itr. Cappa cn4J ~ v.'Orklna col'Kh. Lite \\'ork. 432-7915 14S-73n ··~, " In Harbor aiea. Lie & qulclt n.ilea. Start Sl.lO. CL • eves. We11dift Dr. N.B. 56-1"0 Full tlmt, ll to 7 :30 am. J UST A TEW Ol' TH E l
bonded. Ref's furn. &e:z..2356 illfitBLERS for camper ""·'I "·"y u.-. &•"-&A.U
111 MATURE e HUNTINGTON INTER· NMfES YOU WILL 8E'
la A I ,. . ~ ~ ~· .,.,..,.,.... HOUSEKEEPER 4 .i •• _ a contMUNttY HOSPITAL . I lNT Ir Exler. f"alntlrl1. ctoey. PP Y ,.,&JOrway, OJA.STAI.. AGEN'CY ....,. HOSTESSES LEARNING fROM. I
Lic'd. ins. F'fte. est. 30 yn 869 ,V. 18th, C.r.t. 2'790 Harbor Bi a t Ad.ams wk. Exper. prtf'd. Park TO INTEYtVlEW Ptl'90nnel Dept. rrm Beach
AnderM>n. Jim 548--040:.
nper. Chnck, ~ A.PPLICATIONS now be:Lns csc"OW O"FICEll ~nvale&eent Center, NE\V RESIDENTS Blv~::, ~.u7n~ton Beach, C'OA1PANY POLICY lS1
taken for e x JI er i enc e d .,. " r ' -Part ti---Cir -....1 " ·•ou•. TO PROMC1J'E WM'R'ff\", PAI1''TJNG: Honest, ,uaran. '"'--........ m"v bt -ner HOUS"~EP•R ! "~
G I $ . "'aitress. Apply F. W. '"" •·-s -•·~~ ~ "' or carter CAil ir TYPEWRITER NEC. R•dlo Technician 'nfE COAIPANY, Tl' ~OIJ
Cem ent, Conc r•t• en•r• •rv1ces tttd "'Orie. Uc'd. Local ref'a, "''oo!worth Co. 2302 Harbor tomeplact e!st, Come In It mother It 4 )T Clld aon. l\Iust Call 547-309S Know •ll phases of bench ARE LOOKING 1'0Pl A!
E 'ODE' R . ,1 Cail 615-5740 aft 5. Blvd., Costa ~feia. c.Iif. discuas lhe job that jwt titl Jove: children. 1.Jve In. Pvt ee CONCRETE:. r100~. R ;-. .., « tpair. "otor I ~-"'p=='°R;..,;,,;,.;==~ Com l 1 I ••· tlal rm • '.IV. P·J. ho-· 10, lifAN needs cheerful etttac .,..·01·k, call ?.fr1. Schmidt, AtAi~AGE?afENT POSmO~
t. d · ·d lk homt's, mobile1, vans, * APE HANGER* BABYSmER. """ home you, pttycon ........ n a .,., ""' pa ios, r1ve1, lit wa s, .,v _,, -·-· .. _ 1700 "rht ·•m••. ·~ mo. woman to !tam up a• couple We&tclltt Per.annel AgtnC)', . &lab~. ftta~. Don ~2-8514 tru.llf!r!!, buu1, Free est. ~tuonable. 648·2449 ONLY, c.rir
6
. Mon ... ~~8Frl.2 (:'allffele~ "Hl)'f1, ~ 67a...osas" " ..,...., for apt. manicer or as•'t 2043 'Vestcl!tt Dr., N.8. • • FuU frlna• be.nttltl~'
CE1'1ENT \\'ORK, no job too Re115. 838-3683. Plaster, Patch, Repair 11 :30 a.m. pm . .,..a-o, COAST At.. AGENCY HOUSEKEEPER 1160 mar for the lady, lt.1 .~;;,zn;;i;o.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I company car • expen1e ac·,
small. T'C'a~nable. Free Husband Busy? Call Mooae BABYSITTER "·anted, my 2T90 ·Harbor Bl at Adam• ' per malntenanct for man. 1• count• free company tn1n-
Estlm. It Stulllck, MS-861.5. 545--0Sal after frRepalr -.-P-A_TC_H_P_LA_ST_E_R.;.l_N_G_ I home. Hours 8:30 am-1:30 *Ii I , t£M ~·d~~: ~:u~~ :1: \Vrlte Cla11ltled Ad No. 130 RIAL ESTATE SALIS ln1. • ·
QUALITY cemPnt ~rk, Jet t -=9::"1:::1d:.--5e="';.,.:'::'°:::'c.1 _Th:;:.c1",::Cc:.'-1 . All typf-1. Fret e1tlmate1 pm. Call aft 2 pm, 968-3513 x•c. ec Y · · · • ..-....... 77 H B Dally Pilot, P. O. Box ~560 Need .C llct 111ed 1alt1 people, * LABOR UNLil\.flTED * c-" .;-"°"='==='-='-_,_-IGood typi1t /llte SH/abill!Y yftrl, _,..~ · · CALL NOW George do it. L i c · d .. HANDY?<.iAN ===,.~~"~...,.-~~-BABYSITTER wanted • to hand.If! loP level manart· HOUSE kEEP EJt..ChUd Co1ta Alesa, C1lif 92825 ™vatt de1k A: phOne. Bual· 547•6771 r ,,="°=""~'dc;.·.c"c.~;.,c.:16;:971~~-~ I 'Veldlte _Carpentry 673-l!22 Pl.ASTER -Patt h-Rm , Nltes I: 10me de.yg, WW e t co~tn.ci cart, live-In. MWtt be aood MARRIED! Too many bll11T MU 11 rul JOOdl C&ll tor
PATIOS, v.·a\k!, drives, in-Adds. New work. Free consider a ll~in. 84~ ;onel FrldaY, .,12 yr old boy &: lnfanL Permanent P•rt·tlmt interview. A1k l'or Mr. f':lchle
11tall new 111.wns. saw, break, Hauling e1tlmate1. 543-613 aft S 111111. Linda IaJe, 675--Tn.I tmployment. Ste Manaaer, W. !. Lach•nmyer ci
remove. 548-Sfi68 for e!il. Biiling Clerk $425 lkkpr. · · · · · · · · <P#V¥ Mon thru Thur aft 7 pm. no 1860 Newport Blvd., c .r.t. !E:AMSTRES.S&S I-===~===,--iTRASH &: Garage clean-up, Plumblnt MUil have motorcycle ac· Gtn'l Ofc. Ind AIP .\AIR/ HSKPR.S Empl)T 1*Y11 fee, phone calla p!eau, Paulo C&ll '46-3921 Evts: f13..4577 INDUSTRIAL ~fig'riR~~~ 7 days. StO a load. Fl"HLEW ---T-.... --.-..,,.-.-,-p-1,-m--·I «II. txptr. rd typist. Georre Allen Byland Aaen-Orlvt-In Theattr, 3051 Jmmtdlate Openinp
Ftte est. 531-7968, 675-5516 ~':::"=· =AcytJ::.e.;o'm:.:•:::-~'4&Sl3:.:::..::;cl:.,,,-blna: Repair Rt 'PI pt N&WPORT Service Center Ernp qency ~1 ,.!~B E. 18th, S.A. Ntv.'JX)rt Blvd, C.M. RN, part time, doctor's of· Cood Pay Call Nowt
YARD, Cara1e. cleanups. Remodel 1'rte Eltlmates Perionnel Agency ;,cxi Newport Center Dr., N.B. 1 .,:~:::,,-~===~~~-,,=.;,,.,.,---",-----I ti.et, Newport Beach. 20 9A1'1-9PM. Sat !A.'I~
Child Care R!mo~·e t ree 1 , dirt, 646-13.cO IU Do 0 N I 1 _ _:S::":::lt<::_:S3S:::.;/c.-=.::c:::l __ 1e HOUSEK!:EPER. -5 days MEDICAL a.uiltanl, part hn/wtek, $4.1.0/hr. Wri te 0. C. Employment Apncy
g)ciploader backhoe. !J62.8745 64v2e~317r0., ' • * EXEC. ~ ..... rrAitY a v•eek, 9 to 2. Newport time, Ml111on Viejo area. cluallied ad No. 116, DaUy 124 Broadway Colt.a Meu.. PROVIDE ad ! 1J er s i f I e d PLU?>mING REPAIR ~ ....... ,., Sch. Call 648-1243. Exll'd all back omce p~ 0 Box • ..., ..... _. ...... •••• .... ...... • •• •1"
enriching summtr tor >11ur MOVJN'. G, Gar_ ace clean. up No ui.. too email 1,. ... .,, .... ..,,.,.., .... INtw offlcfl • Airport Loe. d 131 ~12 2 PU.ot, P. . JORJ • ....,.ta ~ ..... .i.u ...,..,. ...,
ch i 1 d r, n. Unique cp-& lite hauhng. Reuonable. e '14z.312S e 1 :e BLUE DOLPHIN e Good opportunity !or altrt HOUSEKEEPERS day ahitt. et urts. ....... aft p.m. ite11, 92626 ---~ -----------
""rtunlty. Scrip" ge:nior Free estimates. 645--1602 •• HOUR "" secretary, to ti.Wk in fut AIDES ,\ ORDERLIES. * MEN * ..... .,.. Waltl't111!1, exper. over 6... paced N.B. advert i 1 In I ~7714 tr you 're
mi:r.s rectntly retw"lled fro m Hous•cleenlng Plumb!n1/e.Jectrlcal repair Apply 335:> Via Lido, ?'.'B. .,.ncy. All skilll lncludln&: SINGLE ~
9 mos . tn Europe can ltach 642 2Ta5 6.u-1403 HOMI u•N•OIR f C!) ·:.· Ftench. Gennan language. By Day. . -BOOKKEEPER F/C lhorthand rtq'd. 133-1670. '""" " Hert It 11, tht opportunity our lmOUS
French cooking. se\.\!ng, Ovon TrllJ\!portation. . Roofint Relou.te to Palm Sprlnp, * DUREL ADVERTISING N.atur., competent "-om&ft kl you have been looldna: .tor. OIME·A·LINES
occasional Pxcursion1 in her 836-0648 Uve away from 1mo1. fine 2172 Dupont Dr./Sulte ' live-Jn. I. manqe Oranae C.11 542-1371 24 hn.
car. Look-for regular or DEDICATED CLEANING L~,E~~I~~~~:~~ constr. co, pays fte on thla Newport Beach, Calif. County home tor 2 adults. NEED Inject mold machlntl ~;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;~
half day position $3.50/hr + '''e do everything. Free thtr-mo roof coattnp, white rrt&! .)ob. Star! $550. EXPE:R. ho u 1 t k et per SSC0.'600. To am.nae Inter-open.ton.· Mall appl.latlon/1
materials. 833-0971 aJter 6 tstimate. Call 673--4072 &: color. Lie/bonded 1lnce. Call Helen Hayes, 540-60i:i w Ire I '• wanted for :";'.,!!'~tn!m30ent call (%13) P. O. Box 417, Stanton, Ca. LARGE twlnl lll!t, 1l1ta REP"IUGER.ATOft t11 Dou
Pm '4T. "'2-7322 Other fee jobs avail beautiful N.B. home. Exper """"la 1 : pm. 90680 ml111 .... SlD. Baby ttroller bl• bed ••. 'SS tbt""' dlf . HOUSECLE ANING and iron-~-'-'~-=.,--.~--"~ ~ ., Contractor ing $XI tull day SlO tor %$ I /Alt ti COASTAL AGENCY w/1mall chlldnn nee . e INHALATION S3. Plaltlc b&th!nette $3. ferenlial $5. l/! tltttrl
\VATERPRF vinyl d t ck ALTERATIONS, rntylina. BOOKKEEPER, A/P It In-qual!Ucation1, 873-93" F!Tlmt 3-11:30 ,l 11:30-1:30 nnwMlt dothl $1·$2 .. New healer Hydraulic eyltndtr 2" Wit;!
day thorough job 61~2569. ew "I e ra ens 279o Harbor Bl at Adam• Salary dependent upon THI RAl'ISTS e ~ Vinyl plutlc uphollterlne motor with pullay S 3 l
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coal ngs, a ypes. e Crpts, window,, floors etc. Expert fitter. Top ref's. ventory control, f/tlrM• EXPERIENCED tn aalt1t AM. Graduate of Jnha.la UCln NII frill• with dampera 14'' x 32" Ion& S25. 12" •~ht:"'~
Roofing Co., C~1. 6.U..7222 Res. & Comm'!. 646-l40l N.B. area.. 646-2704. Call Start $3 per hr. Good futurt Great opportunity for therapy achOol or min. ot Plf'IO 1.C" and 11" x 11" $2 each. fan 110 vol! 11$. 2 pl1Ct1 ·~·
free ts1. Ruth c.Il w/npidly arowlng c 0 . commia1lon aalesmen (men 1% )Tl workinr txpl!r. agency 81~ paru S1·'2 .. Car top inch all thread 5' Jone "' 4
ROOM Additions. L . T . Mesa Cleaning Servlce EUROPEAN Dreumaking Phone Ken. 642-9362 4 day It. women). This ii a Knowled1e of aU equip. I: carrier $3. Ca.it iron double Pl!•~• 5/1'' all thread 3' lonr Con~tniction. s1n1Je story er Carpet1, Wlndo\VI, Floors ate. Expertly Claton Tlttld. Tire Store• Hdqll'I, 1600 W. P rCI t l!lliOrW opportunity aspects of nsuscitatk>n. 833 Dover Drive sink 13. 1910 Corwtte wheel $3. S 1allon ~ Iaequer $1.
2. Esl!m ., plans &. la.rout. Reaid. &: Commc'I. 548--4.lll Accur. Rua. 873•00 Cout tlwy, NB. 0f 1I!r 1n 1 a 11 f e 1 i m • e 'VESTMINSTER C0:\1. Ntwport Btach and tire S10. 1969 Vw wheel 71:00 x U lnnertubt1, htavy
' ;31:;.7·_:1~51~1---,c---;:=c l ln_a_u_r_•n_c_e ______ 1 Aftera t lona _ 642.ir••r CAFETERIA, female, Nprt pre 1 t I a:J ou 1 vocation. ~[UNITY HOSPttAL e Pf'r. 642.J370 a.nd tltt '10. Black vlr1yl duty $3. RadM>phone, rad 1 ~1Y \Vay, quallty home -N 20 -Bch, Exper, ovtr 40. C..U Complete ninlni prorram, tonne! Dept. 1TT72 Beach Stc'r. Conttr $450 up dinette chair SL v..a Chevy worlu only $2. 2~~" bfw.s1!
repair. \VaI\5, ceilin1, floors crE inaure: your bwi lneis, nt, accurate, yean exp, weekdays, 6"--1991 stock bonus, stock option Blvd., Hunt!nrton Beach, Cler cal/ 10 key u71 lntake man I tCll d Ind valves $3. 4 h yd rt w 11 c1
al car, airplane. boat, home, Tll 14 .., ' etc. No job too 1m I. • ....... "'ER OPPORTtJNITY -ma .... 1.1 """'"'ltaliu· or Call 7-TIOT. Sec'y Escr•w $•-ctrtiutttor '5. V4 Ford In· cyllnden '4" loo& I" lhafJ \ilf', etc. CDZ,.f IM. AJeney '-ft&~ ,.,v••-,,__ ,......,.. I ii50ii& ... aiiiiiiiiiiii -517..0036. U hr ans. urv...,,_ ·:::::""°::::::.,...,~-----ICEJtA.mc ttle new ll Larae expandine CCI. need• 1J t1on. We t xpect OIU' sale1-t • lixec. Sec'y $600 t a ke m • n I f old a nd SlO each. l·ll" lore 1''
Llc'd Con t?\ Remodelln& -:-remodel. 1'He est. Small p.la for merdlandlalnc. P'ul1 men to eam ovt r P'.),COJ, A/P Cen1tr $600 carburetor SS. Barbtque ahatt S8. New tool pouch
Additions, Pllln1, Layout _J•_n_1_1o_r_i•_1 ______ 1 jobl welcome, ~. or p/tlmt. SJ.2$ hr Salary. •1th no ctUltls on t a.rnlnp. Jr, Acct -tplt motor S1. Bookcalt with belt p. Porter ,.wer
Karl E. Kendall 548-1537 SPARKLE Janitorial. Win· Call Mr. ~ ~ Call (114) 832-7790 10r a Salee Repe $IOO up •in&I• besdbolld $2. Old jack SlO. 2$' '41" tlt &M
Addition• .. Ren1odelln1 dow,, !loon. ,......,,_ It con.tr TrH Service C 0 0 K E X P E R . canfldenttll inttrVlew. 1. ch D -h • I •MA ncord pllytr wlth AM/FM cltanlna: hole $.I. I vcil11 -.-~8r • ,..,.,,"' n • f7VV radio $5. Hollywood bed battery charier $1. 1 met ·
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,,,..,.,. ...., .v .. v ,. cut, removed, ht:uled. lnl. lyManorConvaleacenl 1ale1men 2 aale1 tralnee1 Fl•ld t:ale1 S12K up Glide tn.r11mlsalon SlO. 231 $1.SO. !Wl-4020
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ASPHALT M>tl c Q at in I Save YoUt uar •. tt'a not BUSIEST mutol~ tn tucity Fried Chlckf!n, 2929 door. Lead• provided. ror {Conslr "-CPA back&Toutld} 1 Bi by btd $3. BCloJtcase ~. BEDROOM IJl!t: compltll!
11 er vi r e. o r i v,. ways tar! Juat reach for your tol''tl. The DAILY P1LOl' E. Coast H""'Y• Corona dtl lntervl•w call r.1on Cir Tut1 fflYJNE PERSC>NNEL /~~:;i!i~!!:;il!ii:ij~=:I 1'UClt'tlCf'nt lllht flxturtt ~ bed SJ$, Dres11tr $20. Stam!
¥.'lllkv.•k)'I, pa.rkin£ 1011. \Ve phone I C*ll Dail3 Pilot Ou.Ulld MCtion. Sa ve Mar 9 arr. to 4 pm on.ly. &46417.C ,,,,,,.... -- -..-._ ftch. ~1arblt tabl•• S6 eadl. 12. Whitt naua:ah)'de IOU.
usf Chf'vron jet ~l'al. llii:hly C.u1ltlf'd 642-Mll OY.rr• rnontJ, um. 6: e.fbt by OOUPLE to m.anare 2ri unit N\\'PI Bch: ~3373 Garden SER\/ICES•AGENCY 1 ~ Mo1ilc tabl.fo, Clnt no. Ont $23, Chair St5. At\.'Gl'dlon
re1istan! to pelrol~um pn> I :i"':;;"';;:.;";;.:·~loday~;f,I ---..:."""";;;.;"""'--· -----apt bld1. Afature. ?.tu1t hawr,,,G~""'~'·_,,.,.....,.....,..,...~..,.1 '" E. 11th (at lrvlnl) C.lal. RN RILi If SU. Maple hutch s~. Ta bit S2S. Aluminum wlndott Siii.
duct11. Very rsbnl rates. expt:r ~ ttli. Call 845-1260 FOUR to e ht day Air Bruah 641-1471 1 am-Ji JO pm Shift and 4 chlln. •I $10. Dutch door ;s. Golf dwbt
M6--G8.'ll. Clm•lfielll .... are 0 ENT AL Secy./l\Atcept. Paint Spray or decon.tiw Formica table s10. Chain Sl It\ '"· Ladl•• wood• SI>.
F u rnit ure Experience nee. C a ll exper. boUUque er hobby. Larwln Realty, Inc. each. Saturd~ and SW'ld.11.y, 8q and cart~. Sheet IOc. ecu11 t o v•e _, "'' 9-5 PM "" or .... ,. b&c.,,..,nd Now r•,.fe office LYN Rl!LIEF 111 Vietor!& s.-..~ CJ.I. ronnlea tabl•. • 1 ......
Furniture Strlppin; hf'lptul. P'roductton .,.ork. 21582 Broolchunt !L J pm.ti Pm Shift ~79'3 110. !har att• NI tu. 2118
Sp<-cial kltchO• "'· doo" anlll ,..., * DRIVERS * ... no Umh. Novtl\1 mlJ. H111111n&ton S..di ''o"'N"'E"'..u""°"'••'"'1"'1!"',&lllud=..,.w1= .. _._,.,,...,, __ ~_._c_.M_. ____ ,
atriJJPf:d S3 "•· A\'I chain No s•-rlence 194 wGE. NU~·~.P.tut>•,,. O,.nJnp tor r..'O opertenc-Huntl"tt• le11h 2" s , •• IPlctd 3 fttt wlda
S5 ea. Gluina:. &42-3Wi. '" eo•t. N ........ I ~ n-..r ed., lull tinw, 1•ntral Real Cenvale11ent H••P· new $15. OM bait tank u&ed.
Gardening eceuary Sttrto CO. netdl fWl « Uiate Sl.lapeopte: Who en 11111 l'Jtrl41 Ave thl top 11 U" x U", the bol·
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New lawns, \ttt removal , YELLOW CAI CO. Kl~ • Jntu.co. tnct leads x 30" • 40" $1.$0. Wood
1prinkll'rt1. drains, arbon. I ·call usl U& E. 16th St, CJtl. JJl4 • l'IU:t mlJor mid. lna. NURSIS AIDIS chllr 11. Swlvtl chair u.
rintlot, fcnce1. t.lc'd Ct'lnlr. GUAllANTll O e Annual bonua l tnctnUvt1 l'ull Time if1U box Sl. Door 36" x 79''
Ve M'"" Chi'<<. LI yn TIME FOil PllOPIT Acr!ON ACTION ACTION 12. Door 211" • 7'1" SI. W"k
Joe. f'xp jJS..lZTJ. I EZ Xtra JnconM. P/tlm. or P L U S HUf'ltln1ten h1ch bench Sl. t wlndOwl, metal
PROFESSIONAL. Pninlna. ' t~5678 qUICK CASH F/tlme. Altn-,Vomatt.15 Yl'I 30'7i l•tr A 35~ aalt comm. c.., .... 1.,cent H •• ,. fr'lrntt, opeque 1las1 JBl J"
l,n!e 1\'0rk, Jprtnldtrs, a•ra· ,"'91• . • , '. THROUGH A up, Salt~ w/reput.able H.B. C.U for l.rttv., Shirley Arm· 1111 1 'l•rld1 Avt x 31" $1 each. Puritnm
tio•. p<>to. di,..,., '""I , ._I DAILY l'ILOT Co. No "°"' io door. 1\trn-'"°'W Mrr. "4&-S<U. H .I . 147.:IJ IJ d.ooorl"' ond purUlu '" control. Cll'11.n up job1. '" l1htd nf1rnl• only. Ne.wt ::v;f't:o lt 4 nap" . .ct•an -Sl2.M. 1\olltter tor uuc\111
Ttrnt• G"Orae ~ WANT AD The fute1t dnw In ""Wait GI.It tbl trtUurn 6 trash -OFFER l&d)' room • c::;::; S2. Saf~ty p!lta Sl. ttic 642-5671 .. a Dally PUot Clal1ltttd tum into c.alh thru a Dl.11)' In 1icc:hani• tor lite dutJe1. Elden Awnut, Cotta Mt..,
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tach. Good V~lt Wattt Uil
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SUJU'BOARD, S'll", n 0 GREEN IO!a $25. M&tchlfw EXERCISE bkycle $2.S. Uv-WATER Pie. nnrly new $10. MO.TO Re:YCJ,E •• t t re BXERCYCLE $15. Kan.te Cl ... 81,RQ._eqe~ .. Bffr' ufe KINGSIZE maurttl $2,0 . lrAN;D Jrl,Dder S3.. TGl4ina
dings. Must 11tll. M:>-2929 chair SlD. Good c:ondiUon Ire room chaln #ii each. 6'W35S J..50ld.I", Metader KDobble is.~ .. fnnn $10. Trlc:ycle hand: tn:iak"SZ. Roddy JSOM Kln&•ti. bmc cdtip ~:.12' ~ arW Sl. S CfJJlPf
(/l5'' 0%rome outakle: rims ·":,:':..--0325:::::...,,=~~-~ 835--1'91 TWO 6 95 x lf Urea i,s each. UllJd am $10.•~ $3. Men'• 'aid boot.a. •be 10, add nel $9. Lamhfetl& Bloftde and 1 d&r1c. ~ 11.tp table atalldl Zic eac;h. • 1 -==-...,.~,---=,.I ·-.,~ SJ'Otnf' -$10. EJtttrict.l conduit $5. motor am tranlmlNlon r:ao. ~1 .. $3 ..m. ~ ~ lbttta. 1tum!num ii.n, $1$ .-.cb. Apartm~t •tove ADJUSTABLE bed frame $3. CHAIR and ottmnan $15. ...,.,.._,., • ..., -~-ndk; flC>' ol 6' chain link fence $10. Sbnca Arowlda bnd i3). ~ Grind atone 15c-,t
,_ .. Sl>. New beia:e Tonto Hand.mower $S. Brins aAd Small chair $$. Coffee table BABY caniqe UO. !land Silt 1 dra.pel, hwy col,or Set of diabei for g $5. Good 14" 01rJt1tr wbetla· &nd ~· _! x(~ ~· '""'~ Health dWr-$l.tiO. :W:'ot1~· 1.
l':Qftr tor Datlun/TOyota Strattori ttlY •pin mower $S. ·'?V ·~ on n:allu1 ~ mower/era-catch ll . VO. •lui 42 IOnl' mi 53 dottws abes T to ll, .,nv: tiffs $4 each. Bed frame• • ' ""'::.. ~ • ~.... 6o&td prop $2. A~1
pickup $25. Late model 3.5 HP $ZS. 841..(M92 Double ilnk is. C..blnt:t $25. Table walnut b'mb.. : wide. 2 draptt. cokr. ltiht 25c to $5 G&tnu, '3.50. Gtrl'• &nd boy'a lf x -, heavy ca.nvu, t&ble top $2. Tttton -~·.
Gibson a 11 ft'lrigerator, DOUBLE bedspread, ashta Double m&ttreu $1 5, c~ $15. Brown froeted brown, pattern, me 31 Ion& :;-,, all rood m~Uon ~ "-~ ....... .,.· $11 and t 'n, 3 new, Sl5 UiUd $33). 49f-f1'4 m bugle $1. ~;· ·~·
nice. 16 cuble. Reason for of 1'06H, u.Un. cwtom H~back velvet chair $25. cucade Sil SIJ'Oller $3. 6 ind 57 wide 15. Phone ID $3. Call ifternoo!I A;;'Uii'Y~·.nd th; $B ~fm!lOam..ora.fter&pm ~ ··-.I
price la dented on right iide made, Ntim&n Marcus, cost 64W:ln drawer dresser $12. Ge.neral 6t6-TS97 P'lnereit Dr·• Saturday, all de.y Sunday. for all. ·Rotary lawn. mower WAT.EB pamp.:$S..l.lnui'25c b,SHES 25c to n. Jtruilolll.
$25. Two ttfri(eraton: to S15, now S23. Fc.ir black VACUUM Cleaner and at· Electric tout,tr $3. Brown 1015, C:Omer West 9th 962-9563, 19612 Tlbbett Lane, $22. gu....1272 .. 14, B~les P1· fUI. ToYS JeMlry 5c ~ 50c. st»u'"2.k =1~$5'='~~~~ DanisSIO.h••~Plroomtlo = t..dunents $18. Bi11ell couch SS. ~--ttableclolhu$3. Stred,WhttUtt,~Mna l;l.B. BOWLING ball aM baz ~·C:~n~·=: to $1. ~~ ~-~~~
ping box built especially for carpet •'fl"ffptt $9. Biuell Lamp $1. .lJ.J.UU• TRANSISTOR car J1aUJO $'.ID. BEAUTIFUL BABY line crib '$2,50 . .Mvcury ll Came.ta ~ ~·.SOC .. $3 StltJl'da1 uua.v: 11.iJN :l:.....,
shipping 5• x 24" hinge lid, lounge and pad ~. White , hand ahampooer $2. Movie 10c-5lk. Phone 646-8210, 371 <l>tvy •ix eneine' $25. 3 PJ, Lovely old Foshtion $15.. Olcf atamer trv.nlc $15. LlJa'l.p~ p .. SS. Fri AJW'li 1800 Coral . Pl&Ce,. ~
IM..kt weight ~ F 1 bathroom Ni 5 x 5%, cost -~-tor ata.ndard 8 ...... La Perle La.ne, C.O.ta Mesa Speed Chevy transmiu.lon a1b $15. Crib with ma1 ... i.1-Rolodex "· Rlbbo!I knit ... ~ · .,..... between Clay .and!~ .. &'-' -ac ory •'Iii, -114, ............ ,_ ~....... .-~~ ..._. ...... ,. ..-30 SAL M,11v 1, 1..,.... luouo ff ! ,_ _..,,,., made oover for porch tG _. ,...,,.. .:><uwu '-VI.LU Projector UM with viev.-er REFRIGERATOR with $25. Falcon franArnlgglon 9 drav.-er chf!st S15 and $20. dreu $25. Skirt $1.S •. Jacltt:t p~ Aw. -.r HW::IL Ji.nour Pla.ce o "'"" in..,.,,..
1asten on euily for front or coves~. ~-~a::;;•, · • .,Pf'::.:; $21. l.arse movie acrttn $9. :lrMzin& aection $25. Older m. ~ 13" tlrta $5. &.byline hi cha.Ir $7.50. $25. 5 wlwnea optra bookl CONSOLEps ., -h'::. LARGE upholstend chi~
rear door. Made of tin r,D. 141 ..... .... 1\Juttt Prnctor Silex stove, clean $15. ~7&20. HOUM doors $5 • SlO. Win-St.roller bUUY $10. Stroller SlD elCh. French be14ed ae mac .... like new, aea . Ifft" •PJ.
Nf!W 4 double tu~ fiuores--675-4399 deluxe lib new $7. Coffee 1&3 E. 18th Street, Costa dowa and tcreeos P • $10. with p!j:gybtck aeat purte $12.50. Ladies watch $25. Touterown1S.S. Stet.m Bathroom sink. Ammco.I
cent light assembly use for LARGEbabydreuerinp>d Table truitwood Inlaid top Mesa LI~ new~ dlspotal SU.!J0..$15. Bualnette $5.50. $12.M. Ladles elfttr1c !Jon '3. ~board $3. Standard new SS. Twta.W
prap, patio 10 each. condi&n .$15. 968-1189 $25. Diatreued Mtple end $Xl.Stool$Ul..P&lrofdouble S drawer dleat $25. Head-lhaverSl0.'.54&-()3,$5 ". So1a bed $10. Electt~ 00.o frames2:so.~ ..
table two tier, heavy wood MAPLE c::belt or drawers links new $25. Chev Y board and 2 ~ •tandl ~ Sf. ~lla.beout I Deep pc!'Celain laundry tub, SPANISH coffee table and 2 SUI. Table ama1I hardwood S25. Gaa ra.nee s 2 s . automatic transsni..ulon $25. $25. 2 night stand• $5.50 LIDO 14 awnen (OI' t!Om-houaebold uttonstla 25c _ $L HO TRAIN ~ Jot1
brand new and accessories, end tablts S25 ucb. I...t.rre walnut and -.. ~-· 116. G~ $1 • $3. 2165 International truck ........ $5 ach Lovely book ca•• pan,ble lhe) pull ~ boat Trailer hltch tor 1965 Pon-o1 track, eltetric awifdwl,. one half price $20. Plumbers deroupaee plclure1 $10 to .......... ......,. Raleigb ~· c M _. ~ e · anto float and •llminlle bot· . ""-"" .,_ttl T ~ can en r 1 n e 1 , dual f4nk and new torch, 3 $25. Trailer hitch $5. Size 12 Larre round brus towel • " • · • $25. Automatic air-con-cabinet $15. Pede1tal table tom crowth $20 VW square tiac $10. 1~ no:: er ...... , ~ bridie aq f
heads. S25. 2114 Continental coat with blue allVtt fox rinr and paper roll bolder ~ ditiOMr romplete $ 2 5 with marble top $15. All back trailer ·hit.eh S15. H.B. 847-9805 $25 56-~ 8•. • er
MIRROR old v.'Orld French collar $15. 962--0161 with b1'Ckets S4 each. Sam.. TABLE $7. St~ 125. Oiain 645-3682 week. 880 ~nt 19th. 0:..ta ~1375, atter 6 pm-·Swxiay SEWING machine $)0. CoUee I~=·.:,:::,:::;::;..---=~ I pie or ~ ·cue $12. $5. P1Cture tn.mes 50c'ea.ch. FORMAL iize 10 cost ;48 sell Mesa, 642-4558 2 .. B~u~ •·Jt =r • .,... table $7. stereo cabinet $25. SE AR S w a• her ~.i.s. barouque plate mirror 35" LUGGAGE flO. Power AD-. ... 0i· Fu Cho Re,... __ tor $25 331 South LI~ '-""'" ~ _.. Westin&flou!e dryer $23.
I tdt -• fr 116 115 -.. · •-• 1 ..,._ toese w ........... • $4, 847...;)172 KENMORE vacuum cleaner Wotd•--bto tt• H•U ....... Table S7. Stereo w/radio .,.0 orna e go «:.... ame , moWE"r ·. • wm Uoro.!I, ma· lacquer box, d&mq:ed, S16. Newhope, Santa Ana $2S ~!SU .. oe. .. ....... -.. $25. Giri"• bike, Jull siie $6. Rotary lawn mo"'._er • ...,. .
with gold 9COnce set $20. tresses $5 each. Electric Waier color pa1nttni MOTOR ycl . G. E. Refri&uator, f:am.liy · v.·eldina: torches $10 • $.Sl. Boy'sbtke$3.Itontna:board Sofa bed $20. 783 UU!b:m
Haviland Llmoge elegant counter atove SlO. Double ariJlnaf decorator 1o Harle eDa~:°nc:; size $25. Old white model BUCKETaeatafor.1964,Ford Drill pnu vice Sl.D. 16" Avenue,546-5465 •
told scallop edge 6 desserts aink SS. Disp)s&l $5. 21642 "Diedrich" ill CUBtom frame r ey ~ v 1 •0 n electric portable uwtne XL $20 each. Old dresser Bicycle $8. Wheelbarrow $4.. ~:tab~..:· i:= 5 DRAWER dnuina table
$25. Covered server $25. Polynesian, H.B. $13. Sportster, $20 t C:nt. machine SS.. Folding setten antiqued S2S. Chair to Rotary lawn mower $25. $20. Touter $2. IA.wrunower $12. Barbecue with 611.1~
Rare English platter plus SOLID •. --.. tablts one col· ~ bar • tom $5. 557~1 ma.Id>. $8 .260 or 289 Ford Lawn spruder $.S. Bench 4,.... """~ ....... ..1.:.,
M"rvers SI8. ~ fee ~~ ends, Jta.lian NORELCO e1ectrlc hainet windshield $3). C.Ompact Radiator S12.511. RCA 'IV lighta $l. J i& saw $5. $4. "'"'"1U;;r'I ~~~~~~-~;;::;;:::~ .. $5. 3 w1p S5 each. 3 HP Mddle hap $1.S each . NEW king alze bed frame 21" $J1 Admiral TV 23" Garq:e atona"e b~ and SCHWINN Stinin.y $25. l ~w• ,.., ..... ....,......., ....
2 BURNER Coleman camp Ou.sic $12.50 each. Smoke Eliin autboard motor $2S.. Sport.lier aolo 21t $8. and dw.mber $5. Green and $25 ~I Portable RCA 17.. raclta $2 _ $5. File cablnetB speed troot • u. 1 pen1I 0 n v.'ood $5. 5Q:'Hn ~··F
stove, new never med $17. glass table lamp S 15. new 4 • 8 trick 111)9 deck 543-175l white 23" !amp $8. 6~TI.38 115: Zerdtb 23,. TV S20. 11 ... ., 2f Volt ..J.nerator M&kaha. &kim board $5. SfS-69M • .·: ~ Cbleman lantern $5. 536-6338 ~ 8 ._..... ..., ...... 3 -"' Bookcase $3.50. W 0 0 de n .. -. ""'<;A tapes -ea~... CAMPING equipment. ex· UNDERGROUND feeder SU-0936 $25. DraftinJ" li&ht (u isl Gap tral111 tralls SlO. Hot SJ M p LEX Inatantmatk
contour chair metal lers QUALITY clotbt's a:ize S-10, tape caaea Sl each. Arsu• cellent 1lxlO tent, canvas, cable coU S2S. lllr bran 650-ll RE-CAPS. two aood $S. 8.85-14 titt $2. 60 A Wheels 1tutt SlO for an. Camera, cartyifll ea 1 a ,
$3.50. Shoe rack 2Sc. Zenith cleaned dreuea $5. pants ll. flub camera $5. G. E. sz. A cc e • • o r le• Pl rear pump $15. M2-00IO tires W $5, One fair, for $2. aqua.re D IWltcb ~ $4. 113 Puzzles SOc each. Barbell• bulbs, used twice fl:O, :Red 'rV 17" $25. wooden aweate:r $3, swiMJit Sl, alarm clock SL 10,000 ISUll Portable table $3.50. Handl OLD pottery di!hes 25e each. 642-700. • 1HP1-2 1peed mojora $8 • llmost new ~-Electric brown Abbott Tresses W\i,
magazine b a, k e. t SOc. hand ba.p $2, jewelry SOc. full fact tach $25. RCA 21" jon $2. 2 burner CU stove WlJ:leta $2.50. New black 1 PORSCllE tire __ .. heel $2S. Tool.I Sl -$25. Tool box-heater $.i. Carom board ex-v.11rn h1.1ce, new ~ &ell
Toaster SL Electric can Fur b1med coat $5. 2 cane 'IV $25. 162:1.1 ParkJlde Apt. $8. Alum.l.oum cook at Sf. shag wig $10. Punta $1. ..-. w ea $2 each. 838-Utl'f cellent condition $5. Set cf 4 $15. 642-1'299
chairs $Ia each. Pictures, 128, 842-5141 ElectrQlux vacuum $8.00. Crib mattreis $3. Deluxe '68 llke ~w $25. ~Porsche MATI'RE~ double. extra picture• $10. Gallonl-',5::7::...:FOc::..RD:=:C-e-....,,.,-. -""'$25.~I ~iec1:c ;tso.~:r :~~: art objects Sl-$5. 96&-4598~ SOLID brau and teakwood Hibaehi $4. Early American car seat, excellent condition ~~er 68 exce enl con-kine $15. Matchina box stm?-gk>q cm. pink $3. Transmis.!ion $2&. 8 0 d '1
needs cap S2. SmaU heater 215.51 Brookhurst No. 90 tl&twatt, service for 8, phono with AM/FI\.l Sl5. 6 $4.50. Baby's small .rocking d1Uon $20. 50-1511 SJlrina" $15. New leather vest Hamater cq:e $2. 20" ex. $25 ad! all IQOd
electric Sl.50. Duo quilled 11.B. suvUw plecea, earvlna' &ti, place picnic table $15. hoJ'le $1. Jru;tant hairsetter 4~ DOZEN Oi.apeni $3.50. $9. With matchlna" leather teMlon fan $10. Papet back ~380a e • ·
bedspread (fusehla) S 5 • FORMAL size 7-8, Lavender v.·ood cue $2S.. 8 individual Trailer brake control $4. $3.511. Old 'IV, need1 npair Crib $12. High chair $3. 2 pUrSe ia. Typewriter Sl5. books lOc each. +t6
Good condition, TV swivel $25, 84Z-5976 Dirilite bu.tter apreaden Tow mirror '8, pair. 2 l'!&Jl. $10. 494-6682 plutie bath tubs $1 ~ch. Record player $5. Lara:e Catalina, corner of board COLEMAN lanterns P .u.ch.
table 22 x 23 $3.50. 962-1507 CANOPY bed frame twin ~ Lara3e atone~ tahletw ~.~ / b u n k s14 f ':! INV AUD walker s 2 5 , ~Cripob '•tr-~l"r $~ w,alker rabbit cqe $3. Electric 1.,;N;:p::t.:iH::•,;~;::·,......,;;;,-0::-~;;-&U-657• ' •1 '·-S25 r.-. ~--110 ... mps, way, uo:cor&: ...... er camper ea"'" ~ ... " .. _ .... ......., ......... I*· cur'·r "' 110. El_....,_ ~ ..... _,_,_ "'0 -125 FlRE exti--•;*i..-, ··~. , GIRLS sweaters, dresM!&, :.._.-:mb'•;tion--",...'.:,~,r•K ..... .:._ aha.des SlD. OUna. lamp, Electric mixer $4. Toola lOc ..,._.,..xi jamaa, 1ize 3, 75c each. roll;. 11 each. Tti~""15"'. n.t:..olU.i" -..., L"' • like MW ,Z~&GZ7t , ·•
tops sizes 7-8 25c-SOc. P.iem ...., ,,_ u.,.. ....... thade SS.. Old milk &J.aaa .. Sl. New lumber 25(: • $5. GIRL'S rreen and white Avocado batitl!lelte with pad Cu.ckoo clock • ., 1 ltitchen Buckle boots •ize 11 $25. , •nrE ~ ••• 11 0 ........ ~
medium size penna press riage Sl5. Electric fry pan lamp SS.. Rou.nd fonniea %HP eleetrlc motor $4. desk, fonnica top $2). $3. 644-041.D, 2527 Bamboo chain • ., ead;: s -iiver SaletybindiJWSlO.Poles.$5 .............. VU5'..,.._. .,,Q.,,
shirta 25c. Good double mat-$5. Typewriter $20. Assorted table 36". Oimrne --,tal Baby fu.rni.ture: Coaco hi Ma~ 3. draWtt che1t ~,. N•wport Beach ..., Parka·$5. Gkrw1 $3. stretch built $5, 642-'57.C ' ,, •-·1 · table lamps $W. 968-7918 ~ .:>u-.: .. vep:table with o:>vtr $). ....... ta $10 ~ m> TOlLET •--" .,~ ,_. u-.:SS.. COi gpnngs ind base, 2 Coeco chairs SZ, chair $8. Youth bed rails $1, SX.. Matchine headboard SURFBOARD 6• $25 Flex· Silvu dg1tttte bax $f. _... •vi~ · · ... .,.. .,.... 1ur•~
frame $12. Bedspread $3. BOX spring and mattITu $7. Walt!ut occuiona1 armcb&Ir Ctlb with mattreu $22.50. $10. WinJback chair .SlO. Ible knttlboard $l. &th like Melanie RI for lO $3.SO. 2 Bikes ba\h 3 ~ 26" dard cadet model 1·5 .
Fitted &heet SI. Car side S' !Cfa $12. Coffee table $2. SIS. Small outdoor t.able1 Dress in&" table $.5. Playpen ~2771, 115& Pa u 1a.r1 no new ~1511 Da.ni!h upbols~red chair $3. mans with 1'&Ck and 2>" 642-6574
mirror Sl. Singer 11ewing Slightly used blender $7. Sl-$4. Old Nippon. Noritak:e $8. Stroller with canopy Avenue · . 3 maple end tablea $3 each. Stlngn,y tit b t~er or -F~AKE--lou-.,,,-,-,-,...--wloiOw~-.
machine and table S20. Portable dishv.uber $25, &' p I a tea , 0 1 d cry a ta 1 $10.50. Walker $ 1 . 5 o. UPHOI.SI'ERED r a t tan G.~. Toaster 5. Assort~ oil Mahoaany ~ 3 shell gt"OWn up $25 e1cb. Mir-trim •i:e• 2 pair 2l'"'x 39 .. 1 Puzzles, boolui, toy1 5c-25c. &0fa $6. 536-4851 stemware. carved Oriental Sterilizer set $4. Diaper chair SlO. Maple bunk bed• pamting& SS each, National $3. Bar bel1a $10. CJlinl. cupa ro--automatle electric fryVc pair 24" x M" and 3 piecta
Ladies dres.ses 12-20. l ~"Go"""td""'Jam-,.,p.,.•"•°'9''"' "'s"IB~oa-c"'h.· I ca.ndlestandl, Rttd·Barton pails 35c -7Sc. Baby equip. ~. Bas&inett with new Geographies back tG 1959 and u.ucen S>c. Dishea and pan like M1lf" $7. 646-3680 21" x SI" . all ·50c l!Jth. Blouse11 11ize 38, 25c-50c. ....._ ........... nd il I 11 50 15 Tra I Iron ""'-each. Old Roy a t .,0 •• 7 Gold wina: ~~LGir $25. I..ara:e .......,... 1 1 ver r a Y • ment · -· ve pad $6. Thayer Walker jump ~ pla.lten Sc to $L fi#.-0410. GIRL'S :;n" blke SlS. S57·9'M9 -f New bumper jack Sl. Ladies maple rocker $20. Drape1, unusual table accessorie1 Sl.50. Deep lryer"°°ker seat $5. 64~2939. 2312 Santa typewriter $1.S. W I I nut 2527 Bamboo S tr e e·t • ,,::::.,,.;""'~~~--~
rink roller &kale11 size 7 Sll. h' ned 88xS4 Sat $1-$5. Kinpize satin bound $7.50• Deep red washable An.a Avenue, Apt 1 cabinet with doors in front Ntwp0rt Beach. 21" TV needs. ·aome work Sl5. ZIEGLER facial exerdff:r
968-2977 ;~~te, .~8". s10 ea ~ h ~ Beacon blanket, new $10. rug set (l-tx6, ~·lzll,i;) for stereo or ettderua $25. 2 Cherry wood cofiee table $25. Pottery SOe-$25. ~·
F o R ?ti A L s, like new, 7141962.-6130 Pair polyeiter pillows .$8. $8.50. Boy's 3 speed 24" bike CERAMIC molds 25c to .U. dWn with n-.ny uses., ROUND pine table $15. Elec-$25. 2 matchina" end table• frunes SOc-$12. Dual ·bit
be&Utiful b""ht pink pant Antique .. Un quitted •pnMl llf Girl'a 21" bike 15 LP Bowl\ng ball $3. Clothina Danish atyle $7 each. trlc edatt SlD. Toilet fU. $20 eacft. Corona. l}'i>ewriter massager SlG. Gl&!rnft: SS. '... ARTIST'S &u......i;.,, priced • • 2X to SI. ~--· 13 """' ..-.=. Metal table $5. 30"x57" Jr. 112. Fitt!ICreen with SM>nder $3.50. Juicer •t.L<C1 formal with silver neck "'""""" $10, RG)'al typewriter, full reeords S>c eaeh. Playboys . ~...,.,,........... · ~ .,. ~
trim, siz.e 12 and pink each Hem: Strathmore Slk. size A-1 condition $25.. Twin lOc. Books and map..ii.ne& Dk:t1onary aet $1. 50 •. 1:6:-."vw""'t1roo:::,:-:-.,.:-:rirn=:,;1o;;12>ea:::ch:;::. table $15. Weed kicker '$2. tools .$12. 2 dbbmulers f'ilutil:le• $1.n-Jll. S1J,t
formal with putty 51eeves, Red-e-1trip 3 for $6. Mat liobe floor lamp, brus and lOc .. 50c. 1657 Oahu Place, ~~e!:J lOc: to $1. 2219 Camp at0'1e $5. ~l511 New bueboard 9c fOGt. Pie-Sl0-121. 3910% Clwtnt1 Pl., &Cl"l!en $20. Hair pietti
empire v.'aisl, 11ize 14. \Vorn board $1.25. 72" felt i:z. blaek SlO, 847-5066 C:Osta Mesa. Call 5S7-6888 or n.o::.,..uo.JC EXCELLENT umbrella tenl tutti 50c • $1.50.. 4 NJ!. 673-1603 SOe-$25. 1115 E. San JUari,
'::fYa; =·sti:·~r:~: ~;:~~ $1. Pots and
2Sl~~e~ ;:::nw~c~ =UO lb. weirhtl S7.50. SCRAM-LETS ~·.!73-lNG9266~,b box $5. 2 ~~~7 !~ B~~~~-P~l:U ;;;:•;:;e·l~=~
Will sell fo s1-e ch pans Sc Sl 259 Walnut "-n.m..I"" ··-r-r..-r --$25 ~ Uctrle broom set S15. Bookca.H-a $2 each: 646-829& r "' a · Costa Me;. · • new $10. Home converter 2 boys bike• $5. each. 3 ANSWERS camp atoola 50c each. 4 50c. <>val bralded tiJ>e rus $5. •673-22s4 Kltd!en set SJ.S, Clathlnc
$15. C\l.stom car uh trays S2 Bedroom chest $5 each. 1 Muala.nl hubcap& $1.5. Hi-Fi approximately fx6' $5. Pair 25c-S5. Boole! Sc-fl ." Garn.ii ;) WHEELS '""·1th tires 760 x T\VO uphoittered matching each. VW seat belts $4 p&ir, nla:ht stand S2. l lamp $2. . $25. Boy's StiJliRY type pink ca.lldlewick bedspread_, KODAK Duaflex IV carnen. 25c-fl Barbequ $2 St .
l="='c'•c.'Y:..c,125'-"'-. Sl=""1.;;7;.c50.:..._ __ 1 chairs, medium sU:e, very 642-4274 A.uorted bed_,preads, throw Pantry -Fault -Femt -bike Sl2. 7338 Rutiers $5 each. 2 Hol.lyw0oo bed and Duh, •till in the box S5, pbo~h $~O. • 2;r;:
NEW &eU teeching organ, iood $20 each 64.2-2267 4 ColiCO bar itoola and 3 rugs and curtains SOc tG St. Rauper-PAIN in the EAR Drive, Co&ta 1\i1esa. frames $4 ea.ch. Pair yellow 642-3355 Arbutus St., l'fe wpar t
and bench cost $50. Sell tor TE."fflIS racket cover a, eadl or SlO for all. Utility 46~" \\'Oven wood shade Overheard about a abGw· and white flora.I ·quilted ti SQ. YD beia:e tv.·eed
$25. ill M~\ody Lane, Costa boutique felt $3. each, table $1.50. Mens, womens $10. 541)..(1155 man: "They call him the DELUXE ba~nette S 1 5 • bedspread.I $4 each. Single carpet $25 1 Nylon aoJ.d Beach, Ea.stbluU ~~-~~--~-'''M to'd f C . , Walker, ncliner, bouncer GE I . ht·-"'t 'lh 2 W••nnaht iron awive.I .... ~ Mesa. 54&-1277 assorted colors 642-8223 and chlldrena c Io thin a:. MINI bike frame $5. 2 u 1 o eremorues • _.__,_ 1.,,_ 112 B . e ecU'lc 1Uuu: w1 chair with ottoman. $15. 1 ·-... ._.
H ' PAIN · ••-EAR." ~~ ...... , 1""' new · umper '-'I ttk 117 p---1 1tool.11 $16. Olive painted 4 BUILT-in stove SlO. Good 2 Tires and rims, G'TG-15 $25 &hoes and &irb cowbGy BollllllU. minl bike wbte\5 e •a m 1.1111: pads S2 C:Omplete Playtex ccn .... v. e new J &.1"'-' Mt/FM radio with cherty
dothea. size 7-IO, 25c to ~I. each. Couch 3 piece &te· boots from Sc to $10. Sbelv. with tires $10 apiece . 1 Kitchen clock 75c. 1 kitchen nurser kit $3. Large di.aper board pieces SOc eacb. U&ed cabinet $5. 3149 Sic i 1 y drav.·er chest $15. s.&-89f.f
557-4392 3151 Barbados. Sat tiona.I SU each. Sectional in& with wall brackets $4. 646-4349 clock with pemulum $2. pail $2. lnfaseat $3. Electric cabinet doon 50c ei.ch. Ac· Avenue, Co&ta Me1a GOOD 283 Qevy enP>e $25.
and Sun. platfGrm rocker $5. W\llJ: Luaage rack w*' tarp BEDSPREADS $8 pair, 2 Router cookie jar $4. Old coUee pot $5. Pressure ccrdion door P1e 50c. SURFBOARD and rack $25. Rill& and pinion runr $25
chair $4. High chair, like oover$10.Dilhutrom5cto Swealer'lminktrirMledand poll a.ad p&!ll 10c to 50c. cooker $5. All items very Trailer hitch for '69 Chevy Twin bed $10. Sturdy set2S3head $10.~w14"x ~~~Ea ~;"',.,,1• .. ~,;ighk• ,c~:rtltj,.a!~ new $10. Crib $8. BookcaH: SlO. 1ll8 Ena:land St., Hun-beaditt SO each. Lara:t Flcnt.~r vues 25<: to 50c. good condition. Call 646-4021 $8_. Bike lraintr wbe!u~ s15~ wooden biih chair $6.50. 8 Otevy wheels fl!l. 5*89'4 ....... , .... " '"' '"' tinclon Be1ch Bathroom 2 5 '5 O aerap copper "" · fr 1 2 "'aist exertiser m all. S2. Walkers it511 each. Pk:· Silver plated tray $10. Blad!: rlll:• c • c . MAHOGANY buffet $ 2 5. Tool irincler .$3. Manual lll Sina;le bed ame • nBERGL.ASS aabot $ 2 S •
Indoor slide, c r e at i v e lure-Winter Splendor ..-Ith FIREPLACE frame at.and punes S3 each. Fold Inc Llnena 5c to 25c. Boob lOc Solid m1ple coUee table $10. key addin&: ma ch in e. 646-6Xll mast and ail No. 501 $25.
playtblngg UJ. 6 life jackets geld frame SlO. Books lOc $25. Flttprlf,Ce acrHn ~nd patiG furniture, 4 piece• $10. t~ 15c J......-dry lOc to 50c. Blue 9x12 carpet S15. old S48-8S3T _ OOUBLE drta111,,r with mfr-Lttboard and rudder llO.
11 h ~ k •--12 50 each. SUzukl motorcycle frame $25. Lite up logs .Sl5.. Westclilf Villa No. 6 enter Little ban shoes 2Sc pair, 9xl2 ··-t 115. Form•'ca ror 125. Broakfut It!, f 20' extenakin ladder '3' · eac · "'"""'' ...... p · • ,_... all TV •-·•1 ._, ._.,.,.. BOX .,.,.-i .... 11 and ma.~u; 6'1~9:>50 parts $15. uv.e! $3. Oothes iron $5. VaC"Uu.m from Bucki~am, Newport. '>111&.1. a'Yluu clock 7Sc. kilchen table $5. with 2 ~..... <.il&in $1j. End tables $3 School deska tJO. Will
RABBIT Hutch Sl2. ~3908 1189 Boise, Costa Meg, cleaner SS. Lona: playing CAR stereo and 4 tape1 $25. ~~th~~-=(lc 1~ Sl, ~s4 chairs. Crib, no mattre111 $3. ~ntr;":e67~~1leh( coir each. Naurahytle ehair and ~alnts L.~ ah ~~·50Wai1~~:
546--0949 record album• 50c to Sl.25. Beige dresser $25. Gold ~ ....... ....,, v-. tG ~. Double bed trame and head· stool $10. Dlnlnf table S25. 6 tlJl& uo:nc .,.,, • "''""~)"
PICTURE 30' by 6 0 ' ' TWIN Hollyv,,xx! frames and 45 RPM record1 25c each. wedding band $20. Formica Chinese acroll type pictures board SlO. Blonde hea~ TRUCK-CA.\1PER p.11 tank chain $25. Bu.ffet .$$. mars $5. Doctoni aca.le· $25.
beautiful $15. A q u .1 r i um headboard& $10. Portable C.Omplete a.lbuma 71'• $1 lo and metal dinette table and st. Cocon.it monkey heild board $5. Rt>cklng chair SlO. 25 gallons S15. Ear I y La.mpg $5 and $3. 814 Eut Small dreuer $4. Small
complete $20. 2 tiecurity Typev.Tlttr $10. Anti que Sl.50, Wooden ladder 8' $5. f chairs $.J>. Wood and SI. Very amall step ladder 23U Santa. Ana Ave, Apt 1. Corvette \.'&.Ive covtn $10, Beverly Platt. MJ.-0808 kitchen table $2. VW ateer.
guard unllonn shirt• new. 1 J-lexliOn table SlO. Antique Post diner ;4. Rog~r metal idtla with bindings $lO !JOc. Games 25c. 1998 &l:.-2939 30" &lass-pack rn~~t SlO. 2 OVERSIZED meditation ing wbeel Tx. Rllbt VW
short sleeve, 1 Jong sleeve cane \\'Ith sword ss., Lawn allve"'1&1'e le. crttm cups each. 2 crib mattre&Ses $5 Rosemary Place, ~'l'SlO BOY'S Stingray bike 21.. Chevy quad $20. 708 pillow• SOx50. clean. Sla door (5G-59l $4. ?-.i&ple bed
S5 each. 1 pal:-matching mo.,~;er as is SlO. Drape• s:z. $10 eaeh. Eltttric CO.Utt pot eaeh. Vanlf,y •tool St. Call Corner cf East 20th and good condition, si.;,. Cali 3 DRAWER ~heit Utiilhished eaeh. GE black an:l wt.He table $6. Wollensalc: taper@-,
pants 46/31 $5. 642-169.1 Irons $2. Vego-matic $3. $4 .. Wattle maktt ss., ~ ~lf56, 10 arn-4 pm Rosemary !J62.-067l Jonnk:a top SU.~ door television 23.. \\'I.th itand, corder r.s. 4'. telHCOPe tri·
LARGE old oak desk. an· 460 Elmhurst Lane, Cost& =t !..:.:. ~: CRAFTSMAN rotar,y mo"°-er ~c-·bo-:.__ f~h'ndpkkupb TIRE, new 7.Taxlf Fireatone cabinet $8. Headbi:iird SJ. ;ood pid\lre sz:;. S484l845 pod $2.SO. Flberalua bwula.
tique blue, S25. 4 x g· art r.tesa, 9 A.:.\1 to 4 PM t'""" $15. Phone 548---71£1, 650 u .,...., • ..,.,s.--.....,... ...., 1. ca $15. 646-7510 Birdcage 75c. Toaater U.50. nSH pond, molded. epoxy, tion ~ $3. G1Jitar.,.ao atrlnp
display easels, used one!' in EARLY American &Of.a $lO. $.10., Ute up metal planters Plumer Street type. Ready to p.11nt or 3M6 Killybrook, Co 1 ta llO" x if", $25.. PhoS'le $1:50. Sma.11 tormlca card
art <'Xhibit. Sell for $12 646-2906 2' lone $3.00 each, Old fiberglau, $20. ~7-3794. COUOl 8' $7.50, Oilld'1 l\fe&a, Stl-m9 ~21 table $2.SO. Slot car tnd
each. 6-16-3434 or 675-2151 aonc mar a z l n e a 2'5c., CHU..OS study desk $5. (2) . rocking chair $3.50. Hand TRA bl :t::Z--·'-,_, 13 ~ 1•
8' BLUE SOFA, faded not Artificial plant S2. Good I.amps $1.50 each. 1 lamp ~ garbage di5posal stlll mixer, GE $3. B 0 0 k • , Y ta es S plett WQ!lUt!f1 'IWIN" mattrua, perfect """"" $5"."'::f. ~.t ~·:. &' =
2 Double beds S25. Folding v.'Crn $25. Toys 25c to $1. w«:item coat $5. Large pie· 75c. (2) VW fencleni Sl5. in box ~15. Room divider $5. pmei, toys, ;,c to S2. set i.;. 642-335S dition ~ 'l'wln spool head-,
bed $IS. 2 cha.in $15. Table Books !Oc: IG St ~tnm turei a.nd frame• $4. and $5. Fits cars from '55 to '70. 11) Twin sue ma.t~aa and box Lounge chairs Sl each. Elee-TENNIS balls lOc each. Sl board $5. 2 table JamPJ 30" S4:SO. 3' x 4' x lA" tintCod
and chairs $10 each. 3 end jewelry 15': to 50c. Clothing 133 E. 16111 Slftet. Space 34, Oriental lamp fl5. Set of en-spring SlO. r ire PI ace tric food wanner, like new for dozen. Racquet presses h~h shade1 $3.50. Cannister ph!xial&SS'. $5. 645-1628
tables $5. 3 TV s'ts $25. 11 25c: to $.'"J. Old bottles 5c tG ~ cyclopediu $15. Bookcase ~n. tooil and new grate $2.'/J. Swivel ch.l.ir $3.SO. 25c each. Camp atooh: 75c Sbetland sv.-eeper a!)d at·. CRAIG 4 In.ck (car) sterea
lhey v.'Crk or SS. Pots and $5. Saturday and Sunday, SMALL Bell and Goasett coUee table $15. Model ship $5. Garden toola Sl...;3. Human hair fall, medium each. Badminton birdl ~ tM:hments, hardly used $18. tape dttk S25. Power rotar)'
pans SL Tabley;·are set S5. 280 E. \Vilson, Costa Mesa, paint comprtuor $25 . (boys room) JS. 567-1482, 842-4622 brown S10. 387 Costa Me&& dozen Sl. l''ord wa1on ~. 183 E. Walnut, la\.\11inon-erP1.6f6....Sl-t9
80 quart camper Ice box S20. 646-68tl Xitchtn tabla and 4 cha.in 2200 O;iUeae, Apt No. 1. PARTS off 1960 Chev, 4 door StreeL 64:>-1941 trailer hitch $2.50. ~ch air Costa Mna
Tent $5. Patio furn S2.'i MEDIUM siie wetluit $10. ..., Cl\ T,.....1• ""--===-,-=-~= DOUBLE box aprina:s and Electric train $5. Football $8. F lbeJW.u trailer or boat 23" TV, near new, $25. Impala, doon $3-SS. Hood1 BEsr bey, a:irl Schwinn bike ntaltrffa: ......... ....,... ~ TRAVEL h"1&in&" bas s. mattreu $20. Headbo&n.I $5.
BoJsle!"I and Hollywood bed pul.lrnan lavatory top $6. Co!. 836-0077 $3, Fend.en SS. Call 962-TI6S SlS. 644-1656 and 50c. 21" hi~ Wheela heavy canvu. like . new, 2 1vocado atoola $5 oach, • game SS. L&mps SS. F1ylng coven: 115 each. Orts.sen bl · tt u.~ .. •--1 " •-·-• model Airplane $8. Helmet fe ta e SS. FJectric train CHEVY truck cylinder head WHEELCHAIR, Collap1ible JUST moved from houae Urto -~ ee -.....,... lldlta $lO. Man'a $1. Boolft:ue twtn he-adl:iolnla
S5. "'" -1 S20. Oak desk and drawen JlO. Windows alumlnu. m,, 1 !Or 261 cu. in., new with S25. a-. Scout uniforms a mobile home, must clear M!Wing.boanf $1. 541).Jm SQ:..3355 S2 each. 4 drawer dtaMt .,._._ S20. C.n<>e paddlt: $5. Foot Did tn.mt-kNver 4 :x a ·~ ..... ~3 MA "~'" V .... v&Jves $2$. _,..MM, 6n W, each SJ. scout pack and out many items. All in x.lnt ~·fresh from laundry BABY bathinette-$4. Chest +wMua. ~ 1,11 Buren, Oitl t 1955 Chevy 19n ta~a as is m.usager Sl.S. Ste am 2' $7. Formica an plywood WUaon rack $8 968-6803 condition 11 0 0 var con-all sties ~ 60-33$ •'WI
$25. rnru;, Mfi.-8301 or 852 wrinkle ftmovtr S 1 0, ~.to S2.. Boat ar trailer kit· . · • . at d r 1 w • r i. Sl5 • .,..... I :;cw,u;,..,,~-:=-,..~..,,,,,!
Santiago Rd. &l~l che.n alnk top Jormlca with TWO Mita twbt '91.H nal· NEW hand made boutique &tellation vacuum with at· DOUBLE bed and frame sz. Boob,l'lelvu .s5--$7. Slnale 4-lS" HD Ford truck rima:'Jll
1tainlt"' atttl stove cave.r tl"t:llH al'ld ,SJmmofll coU item&, beautlful Djellaba tachmenta: $12. Balhmlm 4 drav.ft' chnt and nlte beds $10. Work bench SS. each. Chevy Y...a w.1i11
PROM or bride• m1 id VW ~/er hit~ $25$8 2f ;,.,20;; SUI. l50D' at 8 .. Dur1wall 2c 1prinp, $l5. ~~ SJ> a tel dreu Sli. Crochrttd airla 1pace saver. u.!l4:d 2 months, table ~. Grey Jormica Round· lo Id in 1, coUee, ~ w~~!~al~ \
dres.&o«ize 10 empire i;tyle c~~ iron ~1 ~ a foot. Pta&Uc and steel CraJl.lma.tJ 16 hand lawn panchol $-4 .SO·S6 .SO. arttlque 1reen Sllil . dinelle and 4 chain U>. pt'den, end tabl4!s $2-$10. 6-Y Ford t:ru;:~lS:
pale bl~ 1ilk over taffeta. e ectTic bro· er $4. wa\U and tud taMa SJ. to mowtr Sl2. All aood COil-Ctocht:ted rinaa $l.2S-$I.~. Typewriter table ,v It h W&1nul end table $20. Old 5 Picnic table with .benc~s and reaulator p~ne::
New t1nd "'Orn 2 hours paid GROOVY rlothes sale 1iu>a SU. Fonnlca ahttts 20" x dldon 64+-0259 Dftr:ling plrture plaquei1 $2. drawer $7. Maple end tablf's draWftr chfft-desk $20. 4 S12. Stttl file e1binet $5. Chevy rear a~e % ton #j.
155 sell $25. 1-feadpieee to 10-12 liOIT'le teens, toMnal$. 6'6" $10 each. Cast Iron coll WALNUT bedroom dreutr Girls crocheted w 1t $6 and 11pot table S5 each. Call Eames 1lde cbaln $3), New Slide for chU~n $3. Night Front axle~ I ho.It 111ttels
match SIO. 223 Ruby Ave., pant 11u.1u 5c--$l. 1200 pips 3" x 16' and 4" x 12', ~ and mimlr m ~tatchlng Come see at 9135 Buttftn:u; 53&-6994 Sunday •nd ~ton-&1umlnum llCl'ttn door aland $3. Di.she~ pot 1 S3 each. Steel Pkk Vp butn-
Balboa Isl.and 67>!>.1.SO Westcl1ff Dr. Newport c fool 552 Hamilton Slftet, n!Jhl itt.nds $15. Love seat Ave., F.V., near Magnolia day only. $10. 614 Goldetll'Od, 6#-7908. lQrc...$1. Varloua: mes marine per $5. 2181 Pacific: Stritt,
BABY dres1ing tabl.f! Ilk~ Buch. 642-J8.26 ea.ta MtM to the nar. SIS. Baby dresser and and Heil, 847-73.16 DIAMOND "-'eddina: bnnd1 plywood ICl'&P.!I. alm aolld C.M. Phone "'~" _,,,,, · red dw:lllnr table $25. Car iit:at SflNGRA Y bike, airll $15. ..__,, new $10. K3yak c1u10e, LANE hOpe che1t $25. 3 Decortltor bU' atoola tul'-$3. Cosco potty stit $3. 1 \VESI'ERN boots, nearly S18 e:ach. Card table St. 12 X·l5 V-Room 3 wl>eder mahopn.y and W&lr acra.ps '&2 Olevy body puts· hood
and ,.,.hlte $20. 242 Cedar SL, Coleman 3 way lctbox Sl2. qUOllt and entsque white SU pink twin cowrltt and dust new, •itt 1 S2. 847--3172 new Redl rold drapta Sl. apace toy $10. ~ lOe to $1. 21& E. :IMh Sb'eel, front fender srW bUm ~
Newport Beach Two beautlf\,11 fortnA!s pink e1ch. Tank vacuum $10. ruffle $3. ~ ink: ada Lo111 white bmaJ shirt atu Oolta Mna. M&-2371 and w1ndsh\d4l 'ho .~~
and •ql.lll. long $~ each. New qnUted twin bedaprtad P •Pf' ONE year old 3 in one 16 $2.. Men '1 1por1a ahirta STEP l.addt.r $2.. Exttr1.1km =':'i'::::--,"':.:....;~:::--::= ~· K:~. P~% U:~ea hi; Rtcxlrd plt.ytr $10. Reoorda plnlc and sreen ST. 2 hlrlaln& SL each. 9fi2...-0U1 atrolltr. bu.UY. CtJ' bed SZ. 2Sc. Womem bJou•• a1ze l& ladden $2 ea.cb. Tooll 50e to ~r. c::., =';.,s. ~ ~~~~ ~=
..J9.50. 4'1i ft high $6.~. Call $1ftlch.Clolhe1 1ize 12 $3. lam.Pl oranp and white $4 PATIO Wl'OUlhl imn and 962.-4870 25c. Coal $2. 8'7...1172 $2.50. Dw.t1 25c-S3, m;. ~ and doors SIO. ftar m. ~47 after 2 pm. Camtta $l. Badm.ltton .et each. Chtat drawtn SU.IX>. w\cktt 1180 top tsble 4 DELUXE lronB, ma1111t, SKJJ S5. V cl OotbhJI' 25e-4L Steel eue S~btker truck !Ii PO bed
$5. Stuffed animal& S3. Marble and cottee tabJe SU. dWrs $25, S dlrector'• 646-SSl' S acuum eancr office table $15.. Cubby hole ALUMINUM awnilla' 8.lclS', ((or trlUtt) Sl5. Heavv BABY furniture aood to ex-1 ....... cbalr SI. End chain, ne:ar nt'W cow.n S20. ..,,.,. Electnc mlxtt $3. ' .. do or trailer -56-1903 ·; Black II~ pmten SOc. Black ... """"' ,..,_, ........__ 61• .... .. "DU: •--..... abtlvea and bOokcue $1.5. -•tHI bumper llO. ~4 cellent condition. C05l'O hi Ille $10. Round t>ttlo Lab1e table $3. 1 J\ed autumn ..,.,,..er~"''"''· _,_., ........,. ....... aale S 25• al.lee touter is. 1675 1 Lampa SJ.01dbooks2So.$"1. Saturdqa.nd$u.ndayonly. <er4:30
chair Sl. P.lesh 1'1">'J>en $2. Saturday lB--5, 8195 heat.hn' $l. l w.-;y floor l8mp BED fnme ma.ttttu and &il--021.I Greenview Ln., lf.B.. r'll!Ar Old ~boob $1. Almasi KINGSIU: Doral btdspread SURFBOAJtD 5·101o
410 wbttl& •nd pad SlO. F...dison WOl!'bum OriYe, lt.B. SS Ctrla c1olhes .m 8 llke box SJ>rin&: $21 Ber, 2 BOAT aealJ, Jack Cole, back Meadowlark Golf Course, new lawn mowtt and $10. Ortfnae n aura h yd e di~ aood cood:itt~ $25.
ttlh and mttllre~& S25. ne'w St f.ad\. I.Adi« c'°thel stoab, $6. New 30 1anon hot to bade, ... 1111e upbolsluy, betWttn \\rimer and Sprlna· catchtr •"". A rt t f l c J a I ~"er 11.j. ~1aplt bar lltoob e.~~ ·~ ., • ·--n and d I""' BOYS bikff ~$8-$10. l 10 h •~ £1 I .IA1--'"""" ~~~ -...e l.:f...ue pa lo'J. llkir new •ize '$20, Sl. $1Q, W•ttr e11.ter .u.i. tctr c txcellent conc:llUon S 2 5 . U-11.!C". Chrllltn'IU trte. $10. WUhing SI each. Bar atool~ $1 each.
6f4.0222, apcc:d $15. MLcroacope $2:>. Walnut chett dra~ SU hl;>t V.'lller healer $lO. l!i" """4198 BRONZE di ltt Lable SJ). ' mtiehlnt $1.S, Undfm..'OOd Amber a:Jau han1!nr lamps 61J...6518. bike $7.~. Delco S.llery, nr New IT""" lean"'° and like new $8. Goodrich llre, REDWOOD renc.lna: 18"' tilrti, matchln,r chfttn: SlS., Ch~ "10" typ,.wrlttr $5. $13. f'lch. SUiit: Homemaker ~' wall Ille $ l 5' bra.u hi hick chair SS. nearly ntw, 1 ply 6.tixlf .SS. about 100 ff'tl, $&., ~lf eablnet or bookcue t x 4 x Hardware %iC to SOc. l\lptr Fill. nt\V $5. Car
v•-• UphOlaleftd 1w1vtl platform z.&.7Qxll SS. Baby Md $5. VICI'OR a.ddlnr machine 115", aUdlnc s.tau dcc:ln S2S. Counttr Wp cuttinc bot.rd chassis ll'CUt ~ pllon 7Sc. s Whitt li ke pluler roll up rockrr m1ple $25. P1iu1t 9ioea, rhim. PMts. drulta manual $25. Rqtna tltttric '4. ton volcanic atone sz. $2. Leid ci.u wlndowa $1 Cirla Sctnrinn bike $15.
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t 'let -paid '!or IH dd~~g t;nl. (~bles & c~ahair~. (rtd .• ':t.chochloln~ of . Hta. _ .ntlqut 'cha11dilltn. ~nd ~=· iJ:..~ llTl·~ .• ",~: ~~~ ~mod"lo. &>t.nltl 11~!_.pup&, i 1wks. BOX Stalls for rtnt 1 ' S)jj!~ -''°" cattrlna 10 1n1ng rm~ & living fffi. c 1r1, UAl1 as, bric4Mlrtc. ffto..4161 . OVE R 40 COLORS "" v• .. .,.....-NJ ~ Ytt>'-.p...., .... , -·rd I vine Oranae C ou 11 t y Ft!. d'O .A ·new,dl!TJ!';n.s.lon curio cab~nets, complete dinina rm .. ,iuJtes, EVERYTHING must ao 1. to choosa 'fioml Ml1celf•neou• We feature rtal dilcounL bo•me•, fncd yard•. Grounda. Rt1tonable ratt1 .. Lf . Stll..t'( $fklO per clocks, s.toves, brass & bronze accessories, slemi, cntlhrd ·velVet Call For ... Wanted ~No dOwn teq'd'O.A.C~,J'ree 847-7450 4127 can after I prn 532--237' e1:,
niO;'' min, +1. · . ' beautirut boxes, collecton 'items & MUCH, Joveseat, 3 pc bdrm d.r@hPr •'REE tsTfMA, 'l'!'.S hQmt_delJ\2. ABS: COkl' TV, Wlfl1'E lU.ttr-ns: ' rrndt, 2 646--l950. ~ -l · · ' MUCH MORE . ' · 1 set. No trort refrlg. 2 full WANTED: 22 cal Ruat'r 9021 AU•nta at· MqOOii. femalt. l yellow, L blk -------. -
;i_;~ent Tpetnin&' • )M. ANDRI A'S .ANTIQtlES sb.e· beds. Manv ot~ &~ i.9')'0Ut, home pl1101, 5 ar 6" bm'el }t.B~ ~ w/whl chHl rnalta.. Lons&. I Jl t,! '~~~-~V" I • a·42 '"143 W/rf!plA«1ble rna1numH·=~=-=-~--11M>rt hair 1 wk• Bo.t1Md . nt e lira.I h B~· 23'0 Newport Blvd., C.M:· 6'~70 pliantu A barplns. SAT & •T cytlnder. Alao camp Ina OARRARD HK t'M I :>48--33TI ' 4124 ~E~
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$ , redinina chr. Mi5c. occa•. dishes, ne..-.· alum. JCttf:n ri.a1e, old t¥>ok• A mqa· Open 9 to 5. 64~7015 , . Gennan ShopMrd, male 7 Cht.'en~. Sedan CN.ilf'r, 'La• blB,ETAD ''J H•IP'Ww.d, M'.& P 710 chri, mi11e lahl•s k IAmp11, door •. 614 Goldenrod, CdM, zinri, etc. 3Jdttl ZIJ'tito Dr., M ut ice l lnstru , t t 122 BRANO new Zenith 23" oolor mo'• old, haa papt"n. Both Ofrice • ~ one. ~ar1 ~~J1 Ill. Y4.Cl-IT SALESMAN -Xx· nelll': app11ance1 ,&,; many alley. Dana Plllnt_ men • J>O.rt·TV, fUll rtmote, cont. work, havtn'I ume to train. apen~ rellnlaluna;, equ1pp1f11' '.~.. 1 pei-; in neW le ustd bot.ti, more. 6f4..Q29 CHEAP! All in need ol refin.,_ '"11""l~AN:;_;.~.~,~,.~,,-m-a·p~1,-"'"-nd~ I SOM equit)' in Boul~ard C-1 5Wtatll for ~. 644-4151 &ft i c":,;:,3r31169.:;:;;,,,--~~-~"c:.27 ~pairing, tu_n!nk, ao now 111 ~• '1 ·--~-------1 B"nk "-"· + 1 ndl ~ Pro,.-1 --·-· r Bristol mnditlon. '~I )1 I f powtr & Mil: Apjlly, Scbnc:k · ~ ru e: table • f mates dll\in StJ~· ...... .._..,..,, or · ' · LOVABLE blk I • , tMl ng po• t on ~ts, .2aXI Lafayetie St, 1-1 EA VY Phi I i p.p in~ chlldl11· desk 4 d""'T chfoi;t; scuha. t.ank w/dbl ho!~ ? Writ~ Classified Ad No. NE\V RDIM-rti A-1 rack yng cur Y Some of the apteilicatimc. l !twero1p aca engl~ mahogany lurnil\lre, hA.lld-rallan couch A chn: din rm 1154 Dally PU t p o Box nuLie cockapoo, am bref!d, and outstanding leatures! ~~ Good N.B. de . the Wand . !"el.Ula.tor $45; tenl w/lide. : · 0 · · · ~Pr Sl65. Sr:hurt mikes hibrk. LoV'f:• children, nds 11. Beam-DoutHt pla.nket' ~ .f'•,..·a. YOUNG colle .. ••'"• "'-· ~.:..,,.'"no-"ly by',·~~ table -t ~chn; canvu bail ........... slpt S . .$30 or offer. 1561!· Costa Mesa. caw. S7j, AM/1-'M l~N!O ior car. gd home, lncd yard , ""'' t~-et-.;.'tnol~•JI:-~· •• , ...,.,cu ,..... "'""' Lank, mi9C i1em1. Sat/sun ;,;;·~;~~ . 9'JJ~ s10. 21 " TV $3."i. 548Jl1! ·~g ·6Q..6S.,wpr:n, out "for high.promotion ulea -Must sef!. C&ll ~ternooM HM 2592 Circle Dr ND .........,...... D RK 8J8-.43U 4111 Twin Screw 225 h.p. Owtm ~~rthahd , 80 _ 90 job. Starting 1 a I a r y ftl.1) 9;l.1-3846. 1a.Y1tiorei). ' · ANTIQUE popcorn booth . ~ b~~ ~~er dlx ~ 2 ALTEC Vpice t1r Thealer AKO Bullf!l HOund pup • 4 ~'lqahip 1a.t0line motan:
SlOO/..-.·k. Call for intertiew :":"':°'C....:'-"---,.-.,-1 ::;;;;;;:;::;~C.,.-.,-~~ P•rt-•o-ratt--nd. $100 : era lsman . IJ!f:lktrs. $375 ior bOth, Call n\o old. fii·C'.'Olored female. 4 cyl. Kohler 4 X. W WDrn: ·Ability t o on Mon,' WP.rt er fri, 1849 Cherry dreUrr It mir· BJCl.ND MW w•lt:r beds, ""~· "'" ·~ "v 1Wb1r w/ct.rie $40. G1b10n ~7-2416 · · Wlifl< with a min i~ .ror,·old clock, 100 yr old kifli A: queen slu,, 5 yr per day Income a t KOGd Ftnlbird 1li1nJe p lt:k-U,P . Nf'C!da 111.·mily, lovt'S g~nerator
714/646-96(7, .a.sk (or ,Steve. aql.larklm A-. stand, drop ruarantee IA PRJCE Sl9. location. Tr•de for t'&r, boat St~. 249 E. 20th, C.M. chlldnn. Must have fenced Bail tank & Pump ~ ~uptrvit· Appl~e nces I01 front deW, old Sptnish , TV $25. l2xl4' r\11" SlD. 100 or w.ilJ !tu. 60-0010 ' ar DOUJILE ban Sllng:trland I y1u'd. 540-8638 4m Twin Stem Ir Bow ancbon,
I' I r N• d rolll "''m tape 50c roU. 494-4977 d ,.., >. ~-· J(' ! TO GOOD Mmes, beautilul 8 electric Anchor_ Winch, Sl!OI KENMORE gu 3 10 v t 1 , 11y e urn. ; .. w ecorattlr •u rum set $500. l\tarlha.ll w ,...... ho u h lints t!i. ··~· freigbt ~magf:d, fully EUIJ'. Lampl!. 646-73J.) Otlka, ch1in, elc. 276 E. ANTIQUE Dla.mond cluster amp $500. Call btwn 5" 6, -. 16"d kitten«, 1 male, l anc r, a Wit new
1' ~Me apply.~ in P':™'n R-.. . 20tb St. Cl\t. 645-fi&M "'"'"'. Total we~t a-·"' 3 213/437-9731 . female, born Mar. 2' Three nrw Fir: Extlnaul•h· ~ ml HarQOr Bh·d, ..uuchorui up to S75. Colors 8' Spanish IOfa ,&,; love. ·~at ln I ~e=;w=.~1":;;.=,=.=.~.,.=, =mod=-.-1 -125-, ••• 1 ~ ••• ,""~•Cl'I ~ 4/27 ers, Automatic Fire and
..-, ~eu., Calif. & while, ~me w/sell good coDll, $88. 8' Spanish atove S2S, desk lo'. office chr caA~ta, ... ~. ap.,,.::", -11 · SMALL 12> bus accordion BEAUT. Malamu•IGolden Water Alamt SenlQl'll, ne1·, ~ ,,. cle11.ning owna. Phone sofa lt::ehair, 1· ood oond, $1!. ,.,.1n1 or <oco o er. it1tluding case. S35. Call Retrievtr mix, 10 mos, ail triple 12v. 180 amp, Batttrie~
1 ' B · 962 7781 Se n-1.. ... o. • S50, w1hrldryr combo $40, Pho •·t 10 AM • 6 l AN Tl·c -· an ~· s "" s"""ish dinetlP. table A ne ~ween 64~780 • h &I 1. alt e ct l·o n • t e . j[-,,j Dual Danlorrti oom-•u.i , , Co, Adami at Magrolia, ...':'; .,....139 . UFF 11111~ r.di&. lape ttrord, v•d PM fi42.J230 I _:.,c.__::;;,,, _______ I 494--1244 4/'/1 r~ , • . HS.. -• ci-..rt, · · · . .....,.,,.. c•blntl1 for ban/1tert'O.!I, Office Furniture/ thAvr brrn reclilied)
EAR.CH =~~=c'--~· __ _., ll;u;bor Blvd, -CM. ~-·!M!"i( 2450 Fordham Dr. CM BIKES 20" SlO ~ Sl :'l, CmM· Equip . 124 f YR, old lemaJr, Ruuian ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~-Hailer wl!h horn faulomatir
\\1HIRLPOOL electric dryer · PC d k •--· h · 54()..06R3 top rl'frig. $f,5, Ga~ range 1----"-------Blue. Fine mother. \Vill· givp for log or manical) airen ·~ Whl ~I · . ;, , Ar .,.....n1s gaming -----------dl S k . ho '·" ..,... ~·-t1.uttiml\ijc tablr t. chiirs .SSS. 5 pc T 10 ..-.·/grid 11 S25. f\J..-.-er f'dgrr BRUNING Copy-Flex u.rle~ lo good home, Ne..-.'J)Ort P et•.• Gener e l ISO llC& er.on 1cp 11de w w1Ui ""'a..~tL" ,$50. Botb aond dinell~ Mt,' rrPenf•Old SA1. 1?11
1 only, Oil 1pain-$1.i AM-FM J Jtpd Console 100, just &endc.d. $175 or l"ts. Ml-4354 412& -"-"--'--'----..;:,;..; lla..hin1: 11n1ti.r light
·• G , d & ingg, ll any l)'pe llmp, •. .., Lil '' 18th S• CM "·t I :.. '"1< J"J4" POND GOLDFISH Electric Delt• bi! .. pwn•. t.'01'."· uaran ee chflirs 125. 2dra..-.·er~rudf!nl •-I 'ndo blk ......, .. i:.. .. • · '"or . .,.,.,...... MOTifF.R'• Day is com-.,... ' d I -cl 5 '6 8I 7 2 •lau, i a11 Wl w, r1, Vario"' colors Aulon1a.lic Lovett bllre anri e iv ... , .. -or dPsks 125 e11cli. UJo'F. H85 ---' t t 1 h 9"x:t2' Brakl~ r u l S20: OFFICE DESK $75 in11;-Think l<illPns We have 847...g115 •1:1.V>u p ayt'r, c o e ~, 12 l'n"h * ,,.,, .. .,~,. 1ump p"mp · H11rbor Blvd, C:o.t."548-9Ci7 d' h• m'--1218 p b k Conlon lronln< m ... le S\5; 846-9124 2 orangP, 1 black, 2 mixf'd. 6 ..... ......-u.AU 11 '· ...... em ro e C•I• 152 Du11.I trim tabs ..-.•ith dua! 'LADY Kenmore .11.uto ""'ashrr 5 Pc. Spanlih bdrm eel S99. Ln, NB. likf! ntw G.E. vacuum + BEAUT itet>l office furn, wka old. ~9-0CW •124 control.~
&: riag dry•r. Xlnt cond. ..:.. · h 1 '·d • L-· extra Powerful rua: •l· '·-2 ~ 1 Do • & SlT5, Gu at an 1 e e d & ....,11.n1s so a ~ cnatr llf:f 10' PRAM $40., 10' Runabout lachment $35. ~594 Des,..., fill', cabinet, chairs, .,.. .. s. p.1r Xie CJo'A reg. Burme~ kl ttenA. flying brirlgc -all dual In.
A.RY, pert 'time. deliV('ttd, 5'.4 6_11672 or S78. a drav.'Pr C"hellll S72 w/trlr $25., 12 hp outboard. end lahle, d1.vrn. ~7-5032 doli:houllf'. All sho!s, a;ood Skit!, box tn.ined. 10 v.•kl. strumenl1 and con~
tng A ~ soorthknd S4)-8115 each. UIT. 18!!.'i Ha~bor Mlic. Hemg hikes l part.11 SWIM.MING LESSONS P l /O 826 pet1. Frtt lo rood home. ~l day or eves Ship to Khore n.d~, lt/D
I. front · office 11p-I ~=~=~-----Blvd C1\f. &48-9457 very reuonablf. SUnday on· Will lt11.ch In your home ;..;:""°:::;'::..;:'~9~•:•~•:_ _ _:::11.96~2-4007~~-----±'~"'~ \;<:=:=..::e...:::..c..::=·-.. ,1 Finder, F'11.thnmeter ~~· Book k e 't1·p I a C "KENMORE 6 C Y CL E PLYMOunt Rock mapll!' Jy .ID-5, 2126 Miranar Dr., children . 6 mo. f< up. Factory Authorift.d GRA y It wtit ft male kitten Dogs 154 Blue c11.11va1 Bimini fOt 1'/'l.
ht!Jfl:IJ:".-Pos,ible fiill time WASHER &. MATCHING formal dlnina: rm iet. 54" N.B. 673--0138 alttr 6 pm. Rea80ntble ratell 646-1950 Distributor for short .hair 9 wka box OBEDlENCE clau 10 start Llle llne -Stem rall1 Swim
f11t11rr SPrp re5ume 16 500 'E~IC DRYER, GOOD · wlde, extends to 7'. 6 ch.I.Ira. &It 1 11m. Yamaha * Klmha!J Ir a In e d, 1-fi 3 3-159 7; in 1 he Trvlne/Newp()rt •leps .
N'N)iort C!anttr • Qr, Suile CONJi MUST S ~LL• Vrry good cood. $ i.oo, HouHhold Goods 114 CARPET Layer hu quality Conn * Tham.. 83&-«9.'\ 4/26 Beach are• WtO Aprll 28 al Shower -hew Monomatic 60
AM> Nl'AYport.Btach, MA 0.~FE!L 54()...0571. 61>4302 ahq1 Ir. H~Lo at d~nl Kobler A: C.•mpbell ro' ~ho-·. 9 mo. -•te 7:30 pm~ Open 'to oll ku.s flush "'l_ectr1c head JM"1t~-: . KF.NMORE W_asher, S 3 5; WHITE Prov dbJ canopy· bed ~~!~~~~k~=1"°1~~ fi:',;1~ pricet trnm S2.l'A'.I a. yd, Free. F1buloo1 aelecuo~ of nelllf & HuBi;;;;al~~7f! pick 0f'~he O\'Pr 5 mo old. M&-4928. """ S~~~. :~d-~·!:"'r eJectnc
, . . -!1 excellent: "Also Wubtr & uoot,· maple dinette, hutch, 8' EAL Mr. Ed t71-4l STJ.-99M ulf:d grand& •PLMls con vv S Carporaw:, leivu. Dr.Y1!i: 1oet. Sta.~ -.. Alegrt !ShOrecllflsl, SC. • • • llUer, champk>n Ii n P. AKC Afjthan1 • Mall & fern., Large f'le<:trlc Rerrl11:erator
· tM .. expt'r.· 1.ai::una 110fa. bunk bPds. w~sher, Pool: ·ta~l&te IO!et • OJ'latlll, only at s.16-3025 •fl S 4/2G v.·ht w/blk mn!ks, Champ Bt'auliful furnishings anr' II:. dal _. 837-2020 E"t 2•l7 .NE\V bltn range tQp & u11ed dryer, relri1. 54~ Mlocoll•ntou• 111 4>:8 complete $l25 COAST MUSIC 1~-·c.......;......;... ___ = 1 k II bri< n
I . 1· · Also c·""'•m'&.•nllq"'' NEWPGll~ &JIARBOR l yr. old female s oc· ,sc en. eas. decor -fully carp@ted ant 10r appt. ~;-oven .w ""'ti conlro unit, 2 Maple cht'llts S20 f!ll; f!'X· 1 64()..At:'.S
'I'-;<!; ~lake ofler. 64~263 JOHN' KES 2ll/ 424·922$, 12 lo 6' pm Cotita Mt'1a * 6tl-28St Ki II II o u n d • Ml'd . 1117.. 4
' tlrllped, Deck Chalr1o s!~, ciBzeris", 2 older tra-long twin bed $2S: 6-pe S BJ • •-Pl a:entle with childn-n, N~b. MALTESE, Thimble iii:e N1•w blue canv111 cover:< 'etl"ioll' part lifne service * FRIGIDAIRE 16' Cop-solid uh dbl brm set. NEW · MOVING -G. E. ,.!rig S50; N~".~USEo' .... eol':gO~~t"'r,,· lg YIU'{!. 644-0693 ~126 Yorkies &: Toy Poodle~. 11 1rrnh dN:k F/B and tron·
..... Mt .. E·•• "IO, 2.•• pertorr. like ne.""'• $165. &4&--1780 --Hoo~r t\nk vac $%!: fold'g_ """" .. "" hate r-~ ~ o1 54° -C I b" I. p · , · , TAN -" T , p II AKC. Pup11 &: Gro\\'11. Also . rf pet ~·tPk. 12 pt:r hr. =~~==·=~~--~-GOW velvet sofa, o!Mr o um •• rem1um tablet. f fold'r Chairs: mix· hu11nes1. Rrntaa SJO a mo. mlm' cn-.er 00t e Slud Sf"rvif'f'. 213. 761-ilf!O S_ix pussenGrr new Red Se11i ~ido Ricbfit'lcl, 3600 36'" NORGE Gu Rtuige, like lum, 1V, Patio tum, China, to 1peed Mr111 $n.5G-$8.':o •r: blender; misc hllev.·ares, Slplnway, BaJd..-.·in It Kawai mix. Short h11ir yg udull. · 111flat11ble dinghy, l~ h.p 1 ~'Bl~·J:IB, 67,l.-9950 new, $3.i Mil!IC. Pvt ply, S3.'l2 3 spd MP1u1 &:_ Ladfe1 S~i>-~ 613-7343. Chickering, Yam11ha, etc, Shol~, 5.11-ll&I 4/16 SILKY TertfPr Pupp\rs • Seagull Mo1or, both ~·,·
C u•N "ADIO can 646-!1184 Candlt\\'ood,.ll..B.
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Mens l:· Lad1e1 Std S4~$a5 NL1\' wht 1111 ~bl-manlled l"lELD'S PIANO CO. GAS rekl)!;t'rtUor. Pick u.p AKC. · LovR.ble, shl't.llell~. le~s than onr hour, with ati
"'<> ~ · USED \ 1--Costa. Me11a Garden Grov, •-t. ,1 J41lt CliU 0 •1:.-, odorle11l!. Re a 1 on ab I e. lll.'t't>IJ!Ories '•XMr," ;u.•cr.• Shd AMANA ,Sjde by -aide ~ 22. 3 PIECE CUM'fd aectional .._ . , -oul1ide po.. ,....,.p, orig • .,.,,. .-• •r 962-&.177 ~ "''• ,--._. ' h'I ' -·~ Boy• Stli•-•Y b•'ke (nf) 645-~ (714) ~2710 N.8. , • ,,,. Captain's \"lnyl Swivel hall "-iadlos. Good ·mao cu re rl'u:I£ w 1 e, new S75. ]0 SpPed S.C~t-4!!0 .,,.,..._.. .... ., 'rt $t-;ief eond.. ,$31~1 644--0439. • * 646-4.'62 * 3 SPf>l'd S28-.S40 SlO; Old,.r hike J,'i. &.\1-1119 lfAMMOND, S le I n w a y , 2 Clean long-h11ir yellow. lorn LOVABLF: female f ll w n -~·ish rod rack!!
· ta · · · S . n. 1 SJo ~· New A: used kictiP.s. t "''kl old \VIII' dcllV Ch1hauhu11., 9 n1011. 7 lbs, 11cls Numerous Llrr J11ck•ta anrl 10 ltarper,. Mo.~ • FRTCIDAlRE WASHER • t1n1 )'I SI · LGE garqe workbench SJ:r. pianos ot nmt makes. Be~I . . . loving IM>me fncd y11rd. r1~1d rln.,t:" Life Saver with
A,.mL AGtNCY S30, RUNS GOOD Garage S•I• Ill _REPAIRS-ganp chest ol dnM?rg buys in So. Calif. at Schmldl In or nr. C.M. 6'f2·98f6 4/26 1/71&.-0612. 539-7181 4/2·1 IK'W nylon line
'f PQr. ru at 4dam~ ~ ~2-'4U ·* ROWING u.boi, like n,w, 2340 NEWPORT BLVD SlO; otfice chair S 1 0. Music Co., 1901 N. Main, ADORABLE. playful Ion.a: TINY toy poodles, pt-poodle, Vea~! jus~ hauled, rflpaillltrl
WEIJTINGBOUSE aiztomRtic S1:-.. headboards, c.hilirs, "COSTA MESA ~5732 Sanla Ana. hai!M killeM, 6 ..-.'ks old, s~ A: SlO. And vam111hed, tltu lha.n a ,
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washer:' Qlljt "COndHion. leatJ:iec desk top, miM:. 1500 OPEN 6-10 WK DAYS VW Camp. luggar;t: rack, box A NT I q u E pi an 0 traloot. 6°'.f-44'lt1 -4/26. &U-48111 * S.14-3AA5 m~nth ai:ol [ $5(1/otfer .. 646-1231 : 645-0930. M' Dr &I"-· Sa d C 1 'l===~c.:...:.;.:._ __ .::;:: I """""°""""=.::....::::~:o:.=,IA11k1~ Pnce -$20,000.00, irama.r ., '(UI', t. SAT & SUN 9.5 IY~. ~uat. mJ e. o em11n !land carved, white A p:old, POODLE, 9 mo'•, hlk m11te, IRlSH Setter puppl,~, AKC plus S.IPs Tax
FRIGIDAIRE gi.1' drjtt' $50. "67~3-<313~~------6454720 2·bu~. butane stove. Borh upricht grand, unbellP.v1ble hu lhots, home v.·/yng "I· Champion •1h-ed. Shriw Terma Ubera.I Atld elutie !
Nr. new "Kenn'iOn! w11~r. ·CLOTH1NG, toys, boob, old -Will lake-Trade.Ins-S50. 67i-25MI. tondilion. tWorth o Y' r child~n. 962-~767 4/27 & pr!. C.11 9U"69'n Owner'a reprPsl!'ntattve will
Barg11in __ Sl50. 846-1936. bottles, miac, AWi will I "-c.:.:._c:.;:,..:.;.:::::,:::;:c_ LARGE carwd Sp11nl1h ex· S12fXI) $600 96&-9667 POPPIES 1 kA Id tt,m,u h · • • lo ....... I r bl DIAMOND Dome cocktall .. . d k d h . ' ". 1. w 0 ' mixer! AKC SI. Betnard Pupple~. AJTange l ln!Pl"Ction
Cemeras • ,.-. Jn!"n s •mps or uf:. rin.a, 4 cts. TW, flilwleas :~~~vt ~es • a~11 cs~'. ALLEN On.GANS txcluaively hreed, 20 lb1 at m1.turlry.' fem11.lf:, Bom Mar.ch 17, •n. by appointm•n!, but the
Equipment i 08 881 6 Sun. 280 E. Wil90n, pcrfttl, certifif!d appraili&l Alto CONN • WURLITZER &f6..1717 4-26 Call 642-4586 eveilwkndi. "Law Olllce·: may be atrn
C.M. S4150 -iell cash S1450. ,,:,"~"'-=="~''-'=~=~--Gnuld Mu11l~ Co, ilnce 1911 FEMALE L11tn·1rlor puppy, SIBl'RlAN l-luaky, quality inyllmf: al E 1511,
GARAGE S 1 I e: 8at1Sinet Diamond pierced ea1Tin1t8, HOLIDAY HEALTH SPA, 14 2045 N. M•1n SA, 547--0681 no paporll or •.hots, Vi!rv AKC Ch . r.1ariner'a Bay, Marina Del Fotron camt'rA, like new compl-bAby c.lothl's Po. Gu rice 61,i $300 t ·~ PUPii, v • ampion 11IC>ck, RP)' I
Sl50, incl c'a!e & coupons. stnv,. S2S (21 5 dr11wer 1tud11, fl.SO. Di Imo n d bK. 846--0J:'' ' coop e 0 R G AN Thom a~ rrtendl)·. S45-6675. Pvt pt)', lll--4996 MR. or 1\tRS. ROBERT ~
SACRIFICE Sale-$400
~2044 ,. d $15 C I l solitait'll! wrdding ~ti $175. =="""""''-=----Paramount ti or I' I hoe t'REE to 1d· l'lome Lllb Pl.IP' 2 PUREBRED GERMAN BUTT!-i
8 MM •~. f" el•c movto ·-m, "~,~~~·,:;,.~"~· ___ '_'·_....,'_ -=Eu'='"=N~,..l~OSal~N::cc'ME'~":;::3-M~3'00.~8=E;R~S-vi;.,A-!1.ast:.::~ m~~1111~;~ ~;!·19 deluxe, nearly new. py, 74 mo1. ftmale, hlbrkn, SHEPHERDS, 1 WCflkt old, STATE 8-~132 or HO 4-9171 ~ ......., :: 642-371 4/M femalP, S2S Pach. 1142-7365 Or &!&-M65 1
J8oec'1*" .. ~. ~?:',,,mo, .• ':;.• 121'"'",, 9~~;~E'~· '°.:tu~. •,•.,t:~:~ JOIN UNION BUYING SER· ,..,."., 11skin1: $40. 557-7106. HAMMOND organ A-100, 25 rnEE klllf!M cute t.·p,laytul Wll!TE ''block M••. ~~1, CAPTAIN I
"' "'"' wu VICE. MEMBER SAVINGS SIGNS: Storef?onts t. wiJl... pedal, llf!lf contftined, S14!15. 6 wkt. Aft '5 &. -.·rekt"nd, -"' .-... ,., ~2-5087. tools, lolll .o( misc. sl.t I. ON NATIONAL BRANDS dowi, boatll, truck~. For 492--0329, ~92-8520 968-471!1 4124 puppies, ·m. Mu1t sttl. 2li76
F urniture ilO Sun 10 am on, 820'2 Burnham or APPLIANCE.S Ft.TR.NI-•stim11e c•ll: 962-3Al7. l{AMMOND Spinet or1an, Oranae Avt, CM -------~--<;irc.Je, H.B. 962-3402. B • R .:.:::;:;:::.::...:::=:.:;::..:=c_~ A black f,mAl, pUJ, lovPS { <· -TURE. EDDfNG It STE • WO. MANS wearing appa.rtl. 12 IL peda.19. Xlnt cond. actJvitu. Call after l SJLn:Y TERRIER STUD
AUTfl.ENTIC V l c I 6. r I 11 n NiCE ltil11 range clock timer EO PHONE =o "IOI "k SI >O Sh C 11 ••1 1......, '1 ' p.m. AVAii Al"C p ~ , ; ""6-V ..-e new, z~ . or!.A• a : .....,.. ~~~ except Sun. ~7'16.'\ 4121 •· \ . ROVEN. l'Ppnid: J..drAwPr bachPlor 42", cll"an S7~. Apt tttri1 0 H dre1u11. Bt.ra:auw. 968-91JL PIAN"And-w v •• 1,, "·by . * 646-7JJ5 * chest, lyrf; tahle, n-µrmr, 2 S35. 30" r1n1r apt sizf: S56. TR P Y &ir.e I e • 1 her [ v-"" """' 08 FREE kif!l"n&
Ol'casional tablt't1, 2 chilir~. Miyt.ag \11asher S50. ntf mountt.d Ttxas l..onghorns MANS aportk'Oll.!1, 1\ze 42, Grande. S600. Call aft 4 pm 54~~ ST . .Bernard, 1hota 1.. tai~.
Solid mihogany ' J:iruihed Con!inental 6'11' 1pan Sl~. 011 paint· like new. ReRI bar1ain1. Sl5 wkdays. 84S-9l24. 4129 $50 Stt allnnoon at 2378
gold linisA. White .marble OF.LUXE ~rcycle dual ac· inga: Ma11dor by Palme:r tach. Q68...9151. Sporting Goodl 830 3 Cuff: kl11en1, I Calico, I Norse, Costa Mesa
Unlimited Jicen11e • any lf'OI! 1 Iona. 30 Ye11rs exper!tncc1
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DEWVERY ANYWHERE; IOps. Mfnt cond. SJ00 for tht 1,.,", "'· ~-'·h -k•• 2x3' SIOO, Matador A: bull by NEWPORT Bf-1.ch TPnni1 hi k • h' Wiii "· ll WErMARANER puppy .vc " .,..... ..,.,.,. • .,,.. P 1 "-4' s-"" Ct"b m•-~•,hlp, c.,1 ol· FISCHER Alu 11ePl 1ldi1 ac . w t1P. · ..., ava "" Joi. i1ink iltll!', misc lttm•. (...,..ngPl JM, 2214 Elden a mer..,. ~· °"1getom; "'""""' "" · ' j 2 k •~" """"' Slvr 1r. •how pot, h11ebrkn c11.pt1ln & wire AV1il1ble tor
C1111 644-2509 -·H. A-.~. ""!~" water IK'l!nt by Lf"cr11 2"4 fer. Call ~-nev•r uM•rl. ("()St S150, will n w 11· ""91r"°"" ''" ·~ • _._..... -w J.iO c h 1 644 5046 1111crilice $100. ~7670. FLUFFY white kil!Pn, malf', 1hot.•. love~ child. 64-1--4459 extendt<d cruisina:. Exten-
CURVED ~tional M!a, fike GARAGE SAL&-Fri: Sat "-I · , Aa on Y . . • 25" Color TV slen!O combo. * AIREDALE * slve &Jfmlnl1trative experi.
nrw. 2 ahailea of,gDld'flDr&I ; Sun. Old 1 ccum 11 l..a 1 t d GIR_L S modPm orchid It Pie tu~ in warr, xlnt cond, TV, Radio , MIFI, 6 wkll old. '70fl6 Flamina:o. AKC 1 yeir old lemale, Ptw:e. 646-2!177 clllS~it 1 t'yl". w ~I I •10 ·treasures. 1131 Pomona St, white bdrm 1ulle w/comer coat $1100-«l'll $375 .. 64&-1525 Stereo 136 CM. 548--tlM 4124 * 644-116~ * C ONSERVE CASH .
\\'/trldition11.l or modern. C.M. rll!!k a. m1tchlng chl.1r, 111 2 male puppil"g, I wk11 old, Loose pillo"'J qu i 11 e d-, , · bed, box aprlna:s It. ma!-BALBOA Be.)' Cub Mem· 21 " COLOR TV $125 frtt 10 rood h 0 me . AKC Siiky, male, 3 mos Ii. le hive your boat nov.•!'
ci\&lera. S700~ , Lr( Old SCHWINN Bike, toy 11 ., Ires~, S5.'>. '61 f' 0 rd ~,•,Yhl·P"',!«9<°'. ,stJe, r:tv11.te __ '_"_po_'.~·~·'.,~b~l•0~29rv~=l-" __ [i,'"~l-8tii;;'~"i,:-';;;;;;;--;;;;;;;;;;-'';;:'2f, Poodlea 64&--0142, 333 i::. Lellae the boat )'Oll w&11I, ~tea.rn~r trunk goocl corwt 1t11.mf'11, I96!l Rf'naWt Sed11n F"airlRrM', 8.~ is S70. 54~. ·-· ..,,... -~ ,,, .~,.....,,, l7!h Sr., C.M. new or used, if OVt'r '25.000
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Ca I a I In a• GAS ranie, white, upper ,&,; NEED A RUBBER STAMP? Turn thOY White Elephants FE~ALE lnnf' 1 hlittd cat NEF:D good homei: Lovable up to lO Yt term11. Set YOUr
Be11ch ~ af\. 4:30, all · tnwer oven11, used I mo'a, c .. 11 531>-3364. J..ov.·, low I Into cash thnl a Dalb Pilot wt 5 toes on l"l)flt pawi. poo:dle &: 11 dachshund. i;~~ .. r/dtaler or call (2131
d11y Sa! ' Sun. GARAGE Sale; .Ant I q u e like ,,,.111• S150. Gl'f'm tweed pri~e1. Qtme--a-llne adll $ 2fi6. 4126 SPAyed lemalrs. 96&-4688 1~~~==·~-----
MUST ull black naugah)'dt stove, Ski Boal, Saillxlll.I, w/m1ple WI divan A Mltcellaneous 111 M lsc:ellaneou1 111 f'REE Dahlia bulbll, 646-t 4n, 3 aJCK-A-POOS, all male, 2 MERCUR.Y props, •leering
sofa l lovearat, Sl?S: allll') Ski boots, Miac. 88~ I. SUn rocjter, S.iO. 646-.591-4 Zl.18 Westmlnsler Ave . blk 1 whilP. 1 b,rown. 21165 cable~. sn11:le ltve~ contro19,
beaut M~it 90fa .t IOVt:9eal only. ·2052 Tualin Ave. REM ING T 0 N 1 t w Ink CM ' 4126 Flamingo CM 546--1159 In atrumPnts, \l'lndlhleJda,
FIVE --' ' 1 • • • • etc. Phone, 54~ In oliv• vtlvel, mUte • epd Pl'&le ...,f:I on one machtne A: contnle, ·2 burner IPANISliLMAPU.CONTIMPORARY I CALICO rrey kitten lf'll, 6
tablet, 2 hi • back .velvet 11trttt -V.la M'1'ina btlween Colem&n 1., slove, 2 Ina· ••r wkt old. Needs lot1 ol love A:e~ard~gi yr ~l~alt S 1 · N • 37' lfOUSEBOAT •
c ~·I'• ~""'"'"'' l>u :rJrKl & :!ant. o!I TuaH•. 8" glng ""I"' 16' ''"' u ch, MOH~ HOME FURNITURE 5!fl-6.1'2 4/tl C..ll A.10-'123 '" "'"' O.mo, '*' drt"t
· than 2 mo old. 537-4183 C.M. only' l:30-5:UO. miw:. 847-3093. NEED tood Jtomta tor kl!· 2"SLJl'M1~J".i~~li;;;;:l 1~';'·~500~=~·~·~=~·13-93<l~~I
5 PC~ blaCk 1r.11e rnodtm CHllDR.EN'S ltlt:. ckll\11, FROSTING 116, Bleach + ~IDDING & ~CCISIOlllS ten1 • )'OOOE ad u It•, 2 ~TAM~S~ kitttn~. Blue-12' ROAT, MOTOR I
. ' ' • 1amf:1. bookl, rultar, pie-···--+ "' 110. JOO w. AUCTION Sf&...-0813 •t"U poin!.,.lc St-1\polnt, s~ f'a. TRAILER XLNT COND dinette • e '-· 4 . pc. 1 •• 314 E. D ... •·• .. -' &48-1;,]0 aft 12 "Sun Ir ,.vPs. ·~"". ' • •
s,.nlsh ~' ,.:.. •• SUI\, turt, c ot. ... t, . ~· Co11.1t Hwy. 642--0844. Sh4m· CUDDLY • kttt' -
2 pc walnut finlshyu,;f~h Ir. rt'ar, 8aJ Pen. poo Ir Mii! hy Laurlr, $3.51), ' 'i hOmP"~. •!"t4&-0flr;• ·m ~: ~-Ber1111rd,...Cian1, Al(C * Sil.\-7800 *
11trvt'r, ST!i. Uf'F, lW }'URN., rup, yard tools BICYCLES; 5 Spd, Sohw1nn BEAUT bluHytd male kllly :ii>I· ~~ ~w:r;ed. SlOO TED Willi11m1 gaml!flehtr,
Harbor ,Plvd, CM. 548-9437 mall)' mnre llemt. Sat. & $45; Cle.ls Schvtinn ~22; 3 up. 1wivtf u1l. Like new, 5 hp
Blue do"ft'n 1' cout'h S100. Sun., l.S391 Vkt.oria Ln. ·HB, Spdi, $3(1, Mtny StiOJTar• 10 good home. 963-2:179 4114 MALE AKC AUSTf!AI.IJ\N John90n earlier modP.I, itlot
Ptt11n 5 pc BR..,,,~. 394-Sm. $15' Up. Call &42-1272. TUIS.. NIR APRIL 27th, 7 P.M. oh::;:.~tt ~1:11:~~:,';.; :iKY. XLNT MARl..:JNG~. cond. S3f} romp!. Mil-1093 1"'1"'~7.Trnt'iio---1 EX CI:: LL ENT CON D, APT .o( furn, Lncl. Riviera ADMIRAL coklf 1V, Bfaut K . .........,...,.., 7 k .-..... &15-2"t65 8 04ltl, Ma int ./
831-2'1f2 toU ch, tMn Mds. tabJt11, hard.rock mapJt. orlr S700; tH'"CTIOft AU tAT TUJltAT '' 'r:.1~ .. ~ w 1· '11"tlf'f' ' YR old 1ho.;-cy female dog. Service to2.
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chaln;, 962-956S .... 11 ,A, 11~. Gold v•l·-t w • ....,. "'ri.-4 , .111 ,.11 .. '-~"' 1.ar11• , .. ••''" ,..i. .... • olher cok>n. 336-•M93 4/23 Goo d w / ch 11 d re n I '.:'."'°----------I SOf'A i ' lontiz, .gref'n m.t&bed ,...-.,, ''""' •5 i.. ... ...., ef 1 -~..1 -.. _ r1u • ...-._ ._1. u,... II b k ~"" · F.XP'D boat nWntt~
I 8 .. '"E I M-~1 ..... ·---..... Ntw, -••••.. -/I 1111 llMI TO •vv1 c. •hart bait Polnltr me IP', 7 ()IJ!W' I'll en. ~7<M5 4/U ~ velvet, tuxedo st)' r. ra GARIOU SAt~E: Apt • te """' ,.,.<; ............ Re:tlnl11hln2 mech el ~· .... 1 r ' 21" 1-. ..,. ~·1 *. * -* . * . *. * yr1. 540-7450, 4/a * EN.GLISH POINTER • ' • c, • nf'W, Aoetpl $130 • .............., rrfr 1. utn Ir Ml.IC. w ......., .,....,..., -•·-•It , •d IS th Fret f!lthnate. &44-tt99
.111 "-........... -t -.... • "·'•I•' SI Cl!f ' -.-,-0-IL--. -1--,--~ -.... ·-····· '~--, ............... u:,. .... JP y ' . mon •. ·"'·"· .... , .. "',. Rf..'Di:."vRAl'ING! t l"e ._. n* .. ·~,;,.,-~ •. pa1ntn1J rom •-'MPIM>""" .. °' . r•..,..., •·-·· "' ~"'"" Sho1s. S:ZS. 8*-.'iOn Boatt, Power f06 ~ ~ ., r I A r 1HV"WW lo ·~ ., .... 9( -· •1ot-J-H, ....-.. -· w....-, ..i........ ~ 3 mos. 54-5373 (126
'. m"> um., Rmp11 •cet111. · or l =~=-.,c..=~--°"' ~. ,,.. _ ·-·· .. ,. ...... ••" rov ()>II" KC
..... P I "·It "'" ~. •111•••, -.-.· • .... , ., ' ,_ ' "' ... , ' -· houl. .., .. A -1~11--• e 13' ... ton '"~-•-e '' • " ule. ai ... T~' .iut LAVER piano, lhnpem lh .._.. .,.......,,,.... i. 1 1 _, •c .. ~ .......... . .......,. tbl. aw, Lott; ol f'llrn . • =~-~-c.:.'c-----"•-~ ~~·"· .. _ "· <l2' bllit~ .. Sabl.e I. white, Ph. f6.HP'70 Johnlk>n-28 hra, trtr CE retrtc. like new , :.::;.:= _____ _::.::: "" _
mllt. :3341 Azutt Santa Ana 1 r.~ ·-..-. -• • ,..,, ..... -"""' .. i •• ~i.......... 1"' '"~''V· l xtra1. 17141 495-5151 H ~"7 .,....,. Wed c e wood stow $15 41_.~1 ~ ,.._, ,..i. ...... ''"'" -· ..,.,"" ... ,., ,,.. 2 G¥ •tovta I C··, '11· ""-.;o.>;0 Bure1u s20. 54!MXJ64 ........ ,..,,_ .. ,.,, .,,_, •"'"'" M3-J~ 4171 vadly Puppies $10 24' Mltchl'U lnbrd cruiler,
GAft.AGE salfl! 061hlftl' A: .SA:.U:;N.:.;:;A-ST;.,;,.;,EA~M~. =M-,-,-.-,-. ::FllE::.;:.o;f°'j,.-.. -1<-,----= C&ll 642-9161 SUl)t rb cnnd. Full equlp'd ~*-1 lttnu. T1I W.·ll;'I' St., llberJI•• cabintt. Ntw cond. .,..,...,...,_ .:...::::.::::: .. ~i.w Call 6*-7?166 4/'27 Horsts 15' for fl1hit1f, SlSOO. 6'fl...380l
Leu than J19 cost. &44-5.IJOO cti. fY'o. ,....._ ... .,....., ... """"" 1oM11, ..,...,, ~ =::...::.=.:::;:::_ ___ _::_:: . MUST SELL NO BOAT 16', mofot A: trailer,
F'URNITtJRE. A: m\le: Tmm' LIKE ne"' 39 ylt1 cl.J1lf'I + WI Xlnt cond, $800. 10 In 5. a.ts Anshl'tm St. ,,.. _1 ";oo MA~ OF· n.. fntln Utli"t IOl'S fUINllUU ________ <_l 'l1 ltqlAttttii NMilll Quarter * -.....244 ..
n, L"~ ... nu _, •-i• BOXER/SM hl!nt · d Hor11. 15.2 Chtstnul mlll't .. I:,...,~..,--:-..,---,--~ I Apl l-C, C.M. M&-2839 , fER. !MS-ll040.' ""' 1' " WllllHOUSI P m 1 """ H11.tl ll"llnt-. Con1'·t•nt 22' Kayot f:'onf(l(ln boil.t, «> !I II t1k•1 •II nl9hl. puppy, Sl6-730fl • 4/'17 ''"' "' GAftAGE Sa I e-LI I u n • . 1~~ '4 Ion st a.kt ~ruck, f 'lU.Sl l l ON TIMI 2 04 W , CHAPMAN -"'"-".:...::::..:=:..... __ ::.:; j11mj'M'r.' .$70t'I. 673-4~ llP motor, tniltr, '300.
Btach, 7!1() Manz.Miia. Sat It ipted tran1, ~ whll. S200 h,..,• -c..lo OIANOI o\ITXED Cocbpoo eup~u•s. BUCKSKIN rtldin& !17" 21.'l/~'lZ.trn
Sun. Fumuure, rnir. (Ir bt1t nlfrr ~37 __ I .. _...". chtl~ •l•-,..,, I."· 1......,1 """· 5~ 4111 tOCld htallh, 'Wllh tt~k sni:·1-~2~.~. ~C~h~r'ls .... T"w ..... in-,''6;.,--I
-1.t,.1..;' -G.G. • Ho...... Ho-• m Ul'UIO'k •~t -·, Al 2 e AlJXt\ SALE: 21S01 Vtgla ?\fAA.8LE dlnlnt room taW, ''"11•• t •11,w . .ic;;r., .. 11 ·-anlU't .,_..,., ~.J-'11111. I, ;JO l 0\Vl'W!r. 11250, &.1l-3Tlt Dr ~. J\EAl't, N .B . ·4cl\A.ln,$2.1. ••o...-lol. O.My Pilot \Vant 4* ~ DAU.Y PrLOT ,for acUOn! DAILY Pu..oT for Ktioti!
f!aylltlre1J Sa.r A !vnrlO..~ · · • fi'J3..C'l40 * b&rtalAI ~· • · Call 542--6673 .t Stvtl Call IQ..S71 A S.vtl
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DAILY PILOT Siturd.lt, April Z~. 1971
-~;!... I~ I Tran.porntion
BOltt, Power to6 Cy_c.lt•, Bike•,
Scooters '2S '9 BERTRAM 25' Sport 1--------
Fbher, V Drlvta, 5hip lo
an radio, trim tabs. 1st
bn. $15,000. Wkdyi only.
~ bt'fote 5 P.M.
Wknd• 6(2..5607 PVt pt)'
14' FlBERGLASS tri-hull.
.Safe, "roomy, rut, can't
J\nk. f'Tom $575. Sea Witch
Marine. ~ S. Grand, S . .A.
. ntllll
HONDA -''FRIEDWIB!"
,. fat.al (ttW't • ..,
537..m.t . • m 1:lti6
546-0060-Thun-Jo'ri U, Sal· Crown V 1Uey Suzuki
lfil I AutOI for Sl!a l§J ! l§J I '* . 1 ~!1 ~ .. ~ ... 1§1
I~~~· Trollort. Ullljty '47 Autos Wanted 968
14' Ttncfem Treller WE PAY 'l'OP OOLLAR
Wllb ' -.beds. AU 1teel weld. FOR TOP USED CARS
ed co111truction. '.4" Si.ee.I U )'QUI' car Is extn clean,
, deck .Platina:. Will .seU or see ua flrlt.
tra.~ for pickup. 31S6 Sicily, aAUER BUICK
(Mesa Verde) C.M. 234 E. 17th SL
Costa lites& SQ.-7765
Autos, Imported 970
I ',~··~ 'If l7il I ORANGE COUNTY'S ONLY . ' . ROU.S·ROYCE DEALER
now has
970 Autos, Import.& 97 970 Autos, lmpol'led 970 Aulot, Imported
~~--....... ---~-1-----'------~ MGB PORSCHE
Autos, Import-' . FIAT
POJlSCHE TOYOTA :::::::-::::::-:::--:--:--c-1 ·----.....;..--J . ' " MCB.CT .. ., win wb«lo, ., .. p L-s '62 Porsct;e C·abrolet R/H, 30,IXXI m J. I, ex -~ one... uper ;u llBBB
ftld: s.. TOYOTA NE
NO DOW"
PAYMEN~
'71
''fRIEOUNDER" ceptlonal oond, S 1g5 O. Cpe. 8ah&nia. ~enow wllh blk
637-9363 tnterior, AM/FM, c:hro..ne
'63 MCB Rdstr-1 owDer. Wbetll, l"PC'Vlt en & In e
1J1$D IUCH ILYD. ~I.Ina beautifully. Good eng, PXW9S2
1193-7,.k"j· ~l.fi8it ti,..,"'"'' inl, etc. AM-FM. $2399 ~F~U~N~C~A~R~l ~.,~2 ~C~ON~V~.-I ~~· .. ~; """' wo,k. CHICKVWIVERSON
(131 BL.0)
$1699
' $69.01 MONTH*
SU""°""'· * * FR££ * * 956 '68 OWENS 28' cabin cro.iser. Jfelmec or ~teeric Tool Sel Dune Buggies , .
lflylng bridge, single screw \Vith Purchase ol New Bike. 1----'""-----
225 Interceptor engine . .l40 27601 i''orbeJ Road MYERS Manx dune bug-
•MW $225. 64""'83 * MCB '66 R<mov Hr ope .
JAGUAR WI" whl•. R•H. Only
XI.TOO ml. $1215. 6'J3..l901 * 549-3031 Ext, 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD. YATES '
36 mos. Del. p;tt price.
$2-ISl .36 or caw; pr I e
$2003.55. Incl. T~ &: Li
A.P.R. 1-t5-f%. ~rlaJ No.
hOurS. In lint class shape. Laguna Niguel 8.1!-1621 gy-Loaded, Perfttt oond. =1"'2 $2100. 64j..}848 $8500 Phone ........-"" l'\ot'ton, AJS,. Rickman loo.
ROY CARVER, INC.
2925 Harbor Blvd.
C.Osta Mesa 546-4444
'69 JAC. XKE CP'. 11,000
mi, radio, AM/FM/SW.
Ra.dials. 5f&.82l2
COgrA MESA l2SS2 Va.lie Road
1343'17. ;
"On approved _Jredit
'70 OPEL G.T. '70 PORSCHE 911T 46' Chris doubl11 cabin flying 1971 TRJUMPH TR6R ,
bridge, twin Ch1Ysier, N1dio ti~nsed, three week5 old.
telephone, auto pllot. Xlnt Financial hardship, 3 6 O
live aboard, S:S,SOO. &3l--O'lM miles, never dropped. Paid
ask for Mr. Allen. Sl.49a 1Cllina: tor $1 .195.
• "71 T Pickup, '62 Corvair
auto, ,,,..., ,,..,, moo. ALFA ROMEO
642-6973 KARMANN GHIA 102 li.P., auto trans., radio
& hearrr, only 10,000 miles. Loaded~ Many extru! Driv.
55.J-SQH en by an exreutive ol our
San Juan Capls1rano
837-4800/ 493·•iiH1/ 4.99-2261
'S1 Porsche lS'-A.
i\1AKE OFi'.ER. 968-2.122
Bill Maxey T,oyoto
1S881 BEAClf BL. • 847-85.15
HUNTINGTON 11£ACH
BEST BARGAjNs
COME SEE CJ.JR
SELECTION ,OF
1967 32' C h r·I • Corin-494-5808, 'Laguna Beach.
thlan-twin screw, tu 11 Y HONDA "67. new cust. tank,
equJW@d, ready to iO· paint, knobis, 419. Chrome
5U--24:W I fenders, xtra part! I: tin-s.
Must seP S400. Gary 1-'etter·
Boats, Rent/Chart'r 9BI nian IH4-1212, 644-61.31) pg.
32' Twinscrew Chris, fully
equip"d. f ishilti: or Cruis-
ing. Also ·ag T1vlnscrew
Owelll'i. XJnt cond. 5'18-243'1
Boata, Sall 9119
1 ~r,..,..._,.,_..., ~)iJ
No. 4.}.
* ON BAY • JOx50 111/8..'<21
r11bana. ViP:w. Rent S!W.
SGJOO. Ph 67~314
Sports, Rec.a, Roda 9S9
i''ORD 390-:ZV Engine. Less
!Iulo :'i,OOJ mile~. A"-new.
s:ioo. 642--8711 J:x>twn B 11.m &
4:30 pm wkdayi;.
V\V BUS .!!eats for '68 or
later. Best offer. ** 968-1210 ** * '70 FORD
1 Ton slake with 1600 lb. lilt
a:a1r. :.:Ira ga..~ 1ank, etc.
Low mi. & A-1 cond. Only
Motor Homes 940 $3.495.
Campers, Sale/Rent 920 M•c Howard Leasing
HYDRAULIC camper
l"Pmover/&tand. heavy duly,
all mttal ('Ons\ructlon. \\"ill
ha.nd!f' up to 12' eamper1.
Easily dlsa.~semble~. Sare !o
ust". i,'"-4). Call ~'-2008.
1968 OODGE Van. 31.000
m iles, air, bl1 ·irlli. Jt.il
S2900. Be&l oHrr 897-546j
Hunllngton Bch.
LEAVING statr, must ~u. Ii'
all aluminum, d1netl~. lt.>e
box. 1ink. $22.). Ml-473!1
Cycles, Bikes,
Scoof•r•
1970 ISLANDER 24', 10,0CKI !Corner I.st & Harbor!
mi. Esta1f. 111le. Loaded
v.· I extras . Immaculate. 1 8.19-~~""'-=--~S_•_"'_•_A_"='
4!»-~Zi22 or 493-3121, Autos Wanted 968
WE PAY TOP
CASH
lor used ears Ir trucks, just
call us for ire. estimates,
GROTH CHEVROLET
Ask for Sales ~I11n11&er
18211 Beach Blvd.
Hunttn&ton Beach
'&7 oumo 1960 GHIA
Lot.a ot miles ot transporta-
tion lr!t, Specially priced
for quick sale. QDF325
LOOK • $499.00
CHICK IVERSON vw
519·3031 E. ... t. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD,
COSTA ,'d.ESA
'69 KARMANN Ghia. Xlnl
t.-ond. Low l\1ileagr.
$1.850-Flrm. 64&-3.~
19&8 Karmann Gh i a-Air
cond. i\1ust sacri[Jee, $1095.
673--2~71 or 546-1120.
MERCEDES BENZ
co.:poration. (895 APCJ
$5995 $2795
DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC Harbour V.W.
2~80 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. •
Cos ta Mesa 546-801 7 18'7U BEACl-1 BL. 842-44.35
MUST -selJ now .69 RaJlye HUNTINGTON BEACll
Kadette, any reasnbl offer 1965 PORSCHE S.C.
accep1ed. S40-54la, 842-3873 Racing ireen with electric
PORSCHE sunroof. Clean ~od recent-
ly overhauled. Priced to sell.
YC~:?i 1963 PORSCHE; S.C.
Bahama yell'lW • Defies de-
1icrip1ion. Thill one excel·
Jent thru out, PX\V.SSJ
LOOK • $2,399
CHICK IVERSON vw
549-3031 Exr. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
ONLY $2,nt
CHICK IVERSON vw
549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
Autos, New 980
RENAULT
~66 RENAULT R-8, xlnt
coorl. New palnt. Png111c,
tires. Very clean. l\1u_..t sell
$jl;i, or oUer. 1 O\\'nr1·,
5'16-2668
'69 RENAULT SEDAN \\'GN
r ig, ex. cond. 28 mpg 4-16
Catalina, Ncwpor! Hgts.
SUNBEAM
'66 Sunbeam Alpine, runll
J:O()d. $j7j or best o!Ier.
8~2-all4
TOYOTA
'fQYaI'AS~
Jim Slemon1 1"1ports
140 W . Warfter
Santa Anf
Open Eves. 1t: Si.In.
541).4125 '
$1871 '
1971 TOY OT A co ROLLA
2 DR. FACTORY EQ\JIPPED
•987! ~
. CHOICI-.: OF'.S
o!)eoit le.miA
V TOYQTA e "66 Crown \\.'11.gon, 6 ryl. '
auto. Good condilion. $Sij_ I 1966 Harbor, C.:\1. :~46.9J03
Call 675-3853 _ \\'e'IJ helrt you sell ! ~l-5i678
Autos, New 980 ' Autos, New · l"M• 980 •
COSTA MESA BRAND NEW '65 PORSCHE C
A Sports Car
You Can Afford While You're Still
Young Enough To Enjoy It.
The Fiot 850 Spider is
the I o w e s t priced true
sports cor on the market.
The red line on its en-
gine is all the way up .at
b,500 rpm. It has disc
brokes in front ond inde-
pendent suspension oll
round.
And, for mony people,
it's the best.looking sports
cor under $I 0,000.
LIST FOR LESS THAN $2400.00
1970
ROAD RUN NE
'6t AMIA,SSADOI ..,,.. ......
l••·~'·""'·"''""·""'· Uot1.IM.i.n.l1-ott~ft M.000.,. _,.,,,,. xun..
$2675.
'67CMlYEll(
1 ......... ,..
y.1 .. -." .. _"'_
$1375.
'62 llNCOUI
COllf.
f'HI• loO ••~"I '"' o• ........,, .... ~.
$475.
·m TRIUMPH TR-6R, 650cc.
Xlnt cond. sum. c a J I
536--0422.
8 & 6 s!rrj)f'r molor home ror
rrnL $200 per \Vt'tk + .O:X-
pt'r mirf'. l.l4·8S92, 962-8999
* G'.\fC n1o!or horn". *
romplrtrly .self ronta1nrd.
.. $77j(I. 646-j:l'l8 *
Trailers, Travel 945
1967 17 rt. Shasta Travel
TraJtrr. Srlf contained with
s!ove, l'!'lrl,;:., lar.1:t' side
room eanopy, m11rine: toilet,
Prt'~1!UN' IVAlrr. Sletpl 1ix
comfor!ably ~nd in exC'f'l~nl
rond1tion. Sl39:i 5-19-2625
t'IELD le Stream lfi', Bkr
new-harrl.ly u~. ~-2314
\\'l'stmn~trr Avr, CM .
6'12-4474
847 .6087 KI 9-3331 -
'71 OPAL'
llU.TUOlt ... ICK.•.,.,....,wt,il'ttl. c.1o .. _ ..............
'69 AMIASJADO•
Uf4M.
OJftll. ~ >Miot'llltt"" C•
'H FORD ll•n••r .. ~I."" 1to•1 '"· Yl'00,.0
630 cc Norton.
Rurll! aood. lookA good.
S40-lr<>2 * s.>:il
'69 '~ Yamaha l~MX. Xlnt.
APPl'O't 1,00'.I mi. Not raced
$4.30 or otltr. ~
'70 .l;fondl ~ Cu1lom paint,
300 bl'1 on crank.
M:Z.9226
• U69 Triumph 6llO Trophy.
Xlnt cahd,, $86.\.
Call~ •.htr I
'70 Star M1utl!'r 6 sleeper,
hardtp 1rnt trlr. Llrt up
f;ta!IPy ,\U f.'!ftll'f'n1ence•.
Lo•~ nf 1tol"A,it. S\27.J.
R4CNr.66
1;1' f'1rlrl ,..·-,-,.-,.-m-.-Gd. oond
$000, &42-00M aft 4P~1 or wk
•mis
WE BUY The biggest selling car in Europe.
YWt ew c..,i.te •t•Moti'• ~u foci!~
16 ttolli -hpert Neff ef hlthl., tref-4 -·
chn kL c.'", .... t.ody " 1ust•111 ... , ... thtip ... ,
GOOD CLEAN
USED CARS
MAC HOWARD
LEASING
S31.o608
CORNER 01" lST ~
HAl\BOn, SANTA ANA Bill Jones'
L'S': ~E°-B. J. Sportscar Center Inc.
ntLL MAXEY TOYOTA
··---· '""' t,;·, ' .... , ........ . ...
$2195. $2375. $875.
"881 ... ,b s1... 2833 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, 540.4491 11. lloadL Fh.1'14500l _______ ,... ______________ ,~-------------------.li;....-
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. • ' • . • • -. -
' S.tutdoy, April 2', l9n DAILY '1Lot 37 ·--§J I ............. l§J
Autos, Imported '7DAulos, Imported •70Aulos, Imported '7D I~ I ... ......._i§JI ,==N::;:;;E=w=c=AR==T=RA=D=E-=INS===~1'1~:; ____ ........ m;;j~§] 1---1§1
~,.· I M. p·o RT S A-. lmponocl ~70 Autos. Imported •10 Auloo, Imported 970 Auto<,-980Autot.-HQ
$2995
1970 VOLVO 142 2 dr. R&H. auto-
1•m1.Uc, factory air, landau top. (065·
BEJ\
$3395
1970 VOLVO 145 \Vaion. R'&H, ~tic, Air cond. !903.AVKI
$1195
lffl YW. Rl:•I. 4 sIJttd,.
(XDK648)
$1995
lfft VW Squarebark \\'•i·
4 I~ air cond. IZSH&691
$1795
Speci,a.1
Rl<H.
• 1tlt TOYOTA Corona. RffH. air
• cond., automatic. (YCR221J
$1395
R&.H, 4 lt6t TOYOTA Corona Seel.
&peed. tXSR33fH ,~--=s=9=95=---
1917 TOYOTA Corona Sed. B&H,
automatic. fTRU017l
$1295
1f61 TOYOTA Corona Sed. ttlH,
automatic. {Y"M'378l
$1095
1967 TOYOTA Corona Serl. R&H,
automaUr, air cond. fTNP409)
$1095
1967 DATSUN 1600 Rdstr .. R&.H. 4
spfflt hardtop. (TYZ624.)
$1595
1961 MGI Rd.!tr., RAH, 4 1J'Md,
\Vitt '-''hef'ls. (XOA283l
$1595
1tit TlllUMP.H Mk. W Rodttr. RAH.
4 speed, wire, whetlL IZAE.1051
$1595
1"7 TlllUMPH GT6 Cpe. R.a:H, • I~~. \v:ln! Wl\ff.is. (YSB9J8)
$3095
1t6t VOLVO 1800 Cpe. rt&.H, 4 speed.
overdrivf!, air cond. (ZKY121)
--T...,O_.Y-O""'TA~._ VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN
* 7 o ~~~~T~RUISER '66 'YW Model 113 1970 TOYOTA
MANY EXTRAS COROLLA
4 WHEEL DRIVE !:l'C {!\VE 1821 ~ with 8.000 ml. Grey with
12,000 MILES $999 oporty m lnt•ri<>r. Tnjly
$3,195 priced 1or quki: 1aJe. US. Mac Howard LN1ing BQF
""'"" i..t • Harbor! AT $1599.00 l»-9600 Sa.nta Ana
1967 Toyo1' Crnwo "' wgo. 18n1 QEACI BL. 342-4435 CHICK IYERSON
4-dr, fi c:yl, OHC v.•/4 ~pd HUNTJNGJ'ON BEACH vw
trans. Radio. S600 963-1033 '65 VW-Sunroof, m111s, Mw 549.303! EKt. 66 01 6T
TRIUMPH ....... ""'· I""' -"p. 1>111 HARJ!OR BLVD. $850/M:st oHer. 847-7402 COSTA MESA
S ITFI S '70 VW. Lo mtle1, wnrtl--=g~=-===--'71 P RE "'''"'· r&h. stiok. Extru. '6 YW SEDAN NOW ON DISPLAY 11798 . ..,._
I
Come In for a 1est dnve! • '63 VW canvertible
FRITZ WARREN'S Bua:-$SXI. Call btv.'11 !i & 6,
SPORT CAR CENTER 21'1<37-9131
710 E. 1st St., S.A. 54?-0764 "°'69~vw=-c&I=--, -,Xln,,_,1_,"'°'_,.,.•
Open dally !J.9: closed Stinda,y $13!i0.
(lS.T 9381
$1499
Harbou r V.W.
T-R-lUMP-H 196.1 TR 4. w~ =~~*-"'-~~29'111~*-~
whffil, new brakes, new '70 White VW SquaN!back 18nl BEACH BL.
top. Good rondition. Sell or stahon wqon. Good cond. HUNitNGTON BEACH
..... $895. Pho,,. 5'9-11531) I ...._ 68 YW
'60 TR·3 Triumph. Needs '70 VW Camper Pop-top &: 0. 19bl .th bl k In work. $200. • tent, Extras. iamond ue "''! ac •
DEAN LEWIS Call 847-4757 * 644-1431 • . terior. Mar wbeela and l'll·
VOLKSWAGEN CAi\.1PrR V\V with '65 dial tirts. XSP3141leal buy,
,,,.,,.: eom,. <II"'''· •""' ONLY $1099.00
'iO V\\' Bus, xln't cond.
C&N!fully maintained. $2600
"""'63.
""'· s700. 405 Vicrona. SC CHICK IYERSON
IMPORTS
1946 Harbor, Costa Mesa 646-9303 '63 BUG $6SD
613-2633
'61 VW BUG. X!nt mech
cond, xtn clet.'I, Beklr1 6
pm: 96l--03~
HOUSE Hunf.ina? Watch the
OPEN HOUSE column .
vw
MS-30l1 Ext 66 or !T
191'0 HARBOR. BLVD,
COSTA MESA ______ ..._ _____ ,_so Lal'C)• Selec:tlon
Of YW Campers,
JOHN CONNl!LL
"No Giml'l'lick1,
No Giwe1w1v1,
J u1t 21 Yt1. Hon11I S1 lli"Q
WE'RE LOADED
WITH
THE _ALL NEW 1971
CHEVROLET WAGONS! • The rear window goes vp and disappears
Into the roof.
The tail gate goes down and disappears
into the flaor .
ALL MODELS • EQUIPMENT
AND COl.:ORS AVAILABLE!
ov••· 50 ·VEGAS TO
~CHOOSE FROM
Nomod Cor of tho Yoor 1971
MOTOI TAIND
Best Handli ng Ctr in America Regardless of Price
•OAD •TU.CK
Finest Out Of Comparison Tests of the Six Smell Cars
CAA• DllVll
BRAND NEW 1971 OIDll
TODAT
IN YOUI
CHOICI VEGA 2 DOOR S~DAN
• WE'RE LOADED
WITH BRAND NEW
1971 VANS!
o• " CO LOU
CAMPER VANS-SPOllT VANS
HUGE
DISCOD·NTS . .
TR·UO.KS-TRU~CKS-TRUCKS
SHOP N,OW
FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION TRANSPORTATION. WE HAYE
THE NICEST SELECTION OF NEW CHEVY TRUCKS RIGHT NOW I
CONNEl:L CHEVROLET
' 2828 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA 546-1200
Vans, Kombis,
Buses, New & Used
lmrnedl•lo O.llwry
CHICK IYERSON
YW
~Ext.Morn
191tl HARBOR. BLVD.
COSTA ME.SA.
'64 VW CAMPER
ltebullt enzjne. Immaculate
thruOUt. (ONKSl'M I
$1499
Harbour V.W.
1f11l BEACH BL. 842-4435
HUNTINCTON !EACH
WANTED
I'll pay top dollar for your
VOLKSWAGEN today, C&ll
and uk for Ron Pinchot,
549-3031 Ext. 66-61. 613-0900.
'TO VW Bua; 4 + I tnck
stel"fO, mags, low Profile
tire1, Hunt, wood whl k ac--
eess. CU1tom 1trip~. mom
tubts. Much more Incl orir.
titts, rims, exhaust, snow
chalru etc. 644-0016
'611 VW 1..Dw mi. Rurui a:ood.
$995 (Dent~ hood cover).
673-1784, 220 San Remo,
Lido lale.
• :J VW wide. ovals k m&tl,
$55 total. 535-1114, John
Williams.
'67 VW SEDAN
(\VVX 814)
$1199
Harbour V.W .
187U BEACH BL. M2-«l5
HUNTINGTON BEACH
'69 VW SEDAN
Llke. new. Radio. Dir. Heat·
er, 4 speed. (VNU 9981 Will
take car in trade. or will
finance private part'¥·
Sf&..8136 or .C!M-6811.
MUST SELL
1f70 .Volk1w1191n lug
7.000 Mlle•.
6734546
'60 VW Camper, very rood
cond . :1jOO ena. Ls t e.
Synchro tr • n 1 . $650.
64&-9585.
'70 VW Adventurer cam·
ptr-Lo mt Like n•w. Under
warranty. $3250, 613-1008
OESPERATE·MlL&t Mcrifl~
lmmac '!T VW 1unrool. Ex·
tras. Best oUe.r. 962-7978
'59 VW, Won't start, MAKE
OPTER.
.. 541-3948 •
'611 VW Bua-Auto, air, radio.
1..Dw mllt!!A.ff! •
Be1t offer -962-®3
'66 VW Bur, xln't cond. New
t~1. $950. Must 1 e \ l .
673-4156
'59 V\V Sus. Nl'l!.ds tran1 k
clutch work. Make Offer.
5'~1
'68 Volklwuen BUI, SUN-
DIAL camper. Xlnt cond.
?,f&.D)' ao:euorifs, $2373. -· • 1l'70 Volkswa1en
Campmobllt. Pop top , tent.
1 owner. Call 6'73--7963.
VW 'fl9 tmmac. Many xtru,
S1590. &l'.I 14th St., Hunt.
&h. 5.16-mT
1967 VW MJ. bi:. Tape dtcll,
AM/TM radio. radial titt1.
Be.11 otttr, must 1e11.
646-.11)M
'86 vw Bu• tf'bullt en1.
O\romf: rlmA, 113,51)
·~1· '6S VW Sunroof~New teblt
tna. new pa int, re a r
ope.nln1 ...-lndow1, ii u • b
butrOtl ractiO. STS-«25
'67 vw Stiuareb1ck, xlnt
C<)nd. wfradlo 6 tuaare
r1e.k. t,.ow mUf:a(f. 837·5570
IMMEDIATE OELNERY FOR THE GREAT
LITTLE NEW '1 I CRICKET
Economy ond P1rforma1K1 ot a Fontus tie Low Price.
USED CAR SAVINGS
'64 RAMBLER
AM!ltlCAN SIDAN
6 tyl., •11+0 .. r•<l io, heelar,
low, low mil11. (OXC II~!
'66 TOYOTA
5595
!!~::.tic, r1dio, "••'•'· ••. s995
t1tl1nt condition. /TEN 1161
'66 MUSTANG
VI . •ule'"1+ic, r1d io,
h11l1 r. PS, .. hil1 "'1111,
1i1 cen~. ITEYl!OI
'66 CHRYSLER
51095
JOO 4 o .. , M•rd To, s1195 VI. 1ufo"11tlt, 11dio. , ...... , .... ,,,,,;,, .
llr•k11, .,;"y! top, •it. IT•J OJSl
'67 CHRYSLER
NIWPOIT 4 Do" $1295 ·~••*•'· pow1r 1l1eri"Q I
VI, 1ulo"l1iic, ''clie,
brek11, 1ir. !UJC.2•11
'67 MERCURY
... OUIS H.T. c,,, s1495 VI, 1uto~1tic., pewer
ll••ri119, llr1••1, 11•+1,
wi"dow1, ,;,, ¥111wl roof. 1106A511
J
'67 Pl YMOUTH '"" ..... s995 \II, t lilt .• r1di11, h11!1r, II•
tr1m1!y c1•111. (VTC 6251.
'67 Pl YMOUTH
llU•Y Ill 2 Dr. H.T. va. 1ulo1'1'11lic, 11di1>,
l<11+•r, PO••• 1+•1ri1tt,
pow1r br1~•1, IT•H4321
'67 DODGE
DAlT
Auto,,.1t;c, VI , '•die,
he1ter, pewe1 it•erl"I·
-1lr, (UJV0-45 1
'61 DODGE
$1195
.... ' •·· ..... s1395 6 cyl., 1uto., r1die, ll11t-
er, ¥l11yl top. ll11utiful
•conol'l'ly c11. !WXZ 11-41
'"DODGE .... ..... 51695 Aut•m•tic, r1dlo, ht1t1r,
pow1r •*••ri"t· IZAC?Jll
'6' CHEVROLET
C4MAIO SUnt SPT. s2295 VI, 111to'"1tlc, rttllo, . ...... , .... ,,,.,;,,,
ltutkot 111h, 40111,lo, ¥111YI ._,_ (XSK16 I)
-
& DAILY Pl~DT Saturday, Aptll 24, 1'171
............ 1§1 I ·-.. -l§l I -··~... 1§1 I ........... I~ I ·~......... l§J I ........... I ~ I ........... 1§1 §l,;.1 _ ...... _ ....... ~]-§
970 Autos, UM<! 'itl 970 Autos, Import.cl 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, Imported 970 Aut<os, Imported A_utos, Imported 970 ~A:;:u;.;to;.;••:..l;.;m;;:po;;.;;..m<l:.::;.; __ ,_10 Autos, Imported
YOU<SWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN
1960 Y.W. Conv.
Oce&n blut, 1lattd tlndeMJ,
ma& wheels. Great 1um·
mers tun. JLZ407
VOLKSWAGEN
'68 VW SEDAN
Autonatlc, radlc, beate.r.
(OUA 564)
VOLKSWAGEN
'69 Y.W. Sunroof
4 speed, AM/FM radio, heat-
er, lo, lo miles, one owner.
1632ACD)
VOLKSWAGEN
'61 CO~YAIR WAGON
Auto., R&:H. CGJC945) $199
VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO
$3093
1971 VOLVO
DEMO 7360
We Special~ In
Oversea" Delivery
VOLVO
'64 Volvo P-UklO. Very lf00(1
mnd, $1700 or best ofr. Will
lrd for '49 Plymouth M~2600. '
990
CADILLAC
• Cod. '66 Sed.
De Ville '
fACTORY
AIR CONDITIONING •
LEASE A
NEW '71 VW
$51.89
Per. Mo. + Tax
AT
PRICED $599.00
CHICK IYERSON
YW
549-3031-Ext. 66767
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
$999 $1795
DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC 1..-1nt ......
VW Cam~.t. Convert~ from
early van w/dlx Sun Dial
inter. Corvair engine, mag
whls etc. at a CCIII of $5000.
Sensational. See to apprec.
Will sell for 1/2 or orrs.
Days, 646-4.4 55, eves
646-7MO.
* '6t BUS.*
$2000 firm. 968-3025
"
n.u Lnr.:1 FULL LEATHER INTER!Ofl
Wll. UlllO BUICK All power t':<lrag, AM.ft.1
VOLVO 1li~-~iiiiiiiiiiiiii-i I """' .,, w"''"" ... c1.,. \I !TGE 0011.
COSTA MESA
2~80 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr.
Costa t-.tesa ~6-8017 YATES VOLVO 1966 ""'"''· C.M. &16-9303 '65 LE SABRE $1999
·n VW Van Bus-Air, r&h,
lie. Total price new over
$4000; ~'ill 1ake $3475 finn.
Xlnt cond. Still on warr. Pvt
pty. 646-9108
YATES vw BU$ 1960 SUnline IOP.. Nu
H~s. Sacrifice S300. 646·8098,
673-8174.
32852 Valle Road
San Juan Capistraoo
8374n)/493.4511/499-2261
'61 VOLVO SEDAN THlHI Sedan, VS englne, automatic ib A,
YOLyoj transmission, power 1teer· ~ .. , eaa,t
ta
Ing. l owner car. Excellent .a..~CADIUAC
2 Door. Dir. 4 tipeed, radio, condition. (TYZ037) AUTflORIZ(O DE4UJll
heater, Must sell~ {l.XZ73ll ''FRIEDLANDER'' Priced to sell 2600 JtARBOR BL., YA TES 32852 Valle Road
San Juan Capistraoo e VW 1200 '67 body, xlnt
32852 Val.Je Road San Juan Capiscrano '68 VW auro. stk At.1 F~f xlnt
WIU take trad• o• fintu"". BAUER BUICK COSTA MESA
546.8736 or 494-68U. 1S1M ••ACtt IHWY. •• 540-9100 Open Sunday
837-4800/493-4311/-499-2261 mechanical: new paint, $.'m. 1970 VW Bug. Take o~r payments ($66.81) or cash.
'6.1 V\V Bug. Tape deck. New ,""'-=~'l117~'-~~-~~ Sim miles. 645-5419 837"'800/'493-4511/49'J.226t cond. Mtist sell i 11 7 5 . tlres, new brakes, xlnt run-'66 VW, good cond tape deck, 1--::'--,.,.,.-,-::-c-=....:.,..---89.J.;"566 e 537-6824 234 E. 17th St. e
• '70 Volvo 144S.Lo mi, air, ---------1 Cost.a ?i.fesa 548-7765 1-----''------
auto. $2750. HOUSE Huntinc! Watch the • nlng eond. 642-1308 alt 4 pm AM-FM radio, chrm • '66 VW BUG e
wkdays. Porsche rims. $800 644-6605 $750 * &15.5752
642-2148 art 6
Sell the old stuU Buy the ..::=-:==-=-----
We'll help you sell! 642-5673 Call 557-3420 alter 6 OPEN HOUSE colwnn. Cad. '69
-
___ 9_ao 980 Brou9ham
Skylark 4 Dr. H.T,
Autos, New Auto1, New 980 980
BUSINESS IS GOOD
AT THEODORE ROBINS
FORD ! THE REASON
IS SIMPLE • · ••
THEODORE
ROBINS SR.
TIME
c:J
Tim• M191I lM
Quality Dul•r
Award for 1t71
WE SELL FO.R LESS
THEODORI
ROBINS JR.
THIS WEEKEND
-ON LY-
BRAND NEW
1971 TORINOS
4 Doors, Hardtops, Fastbocks
PRE· SEASON
CAMPER SALE
EVERY NEW 1970
CAMPER IN STOCK
SLASHED TO $75
ENJOY CAREFREE 5UMMIR DJllYING I OYER 20 OYER TOINc~O'~sE$7 5 FACTORY
INVOICE
OYER FACTORY INVOICE
OUR $100,000 DIAGNOSTIC CENTER
Gives your cir over 130 vi tal
tests fo r reliability, performance
and 11fety, in ju1t 30 minutes.
Full written report ls Included
FROM pl1.n ••• ' lict n••
l lG 5ELfCTION-NO ADDI D DEALER CHARGIS
We 4,. n. Oront• Cou1ty Show Cose haler for
El Dorod• Co111pen
NO GIMMICKS-NO ADD ONS
-NO ORDERS-
RENT A CAMPER
•a.rve Today for Allur-4 Datft
.NEW'71 T·BIRD
NEW 2 DR. LANDAU SAVE
Powtr 11111 roof, l rough1rn, P.W.,$152500 P. Sttf., t uto., 1ir, 1tuto ft p1, tilt
will., '-di1c1., .. inyl top, p·•nft nnt ,
tit. '*657 I 1000 151
W0Stlir. $7,39 Our Prlc~ $6114
NEW 2 DR. HDTP. SAVE
Air, Full pow1r, tilt whl, A/T. '120150 l to11gh1rn int., W/W, r1d io, 419·
VI. 1="11J. ( ID64lSl
W•1tlir $6351.50 Our Price $5157 ------NEW 2 DR. HDTP BROUGH. SAVE
Full pwr., Yi11yl roof, t ir. A/T, tilt $1301DO wh1., pwr, wi11d., 1ft1r. tnd brtk,1,
r1d io, '419-VI. ZJ99 !!11587)
W-5tlir. S661J.71 Our Pric• S5l l2.7S
NEW 2 DR. LANDAU SAVE
4?9-VI, Full pwr., A/T, AM.FM. $151100 l ro11gh1m i11t. T-gltn, tilt whl.,
Auto. Ttrnp., Air, 429.Va. Z65 1
11 0001 4)
W"5tlir. 57371 Our Priu $5167
iitEW'11 RANCHERO . ' ·-.
NEW RANCHE RO
Erni11io11 control 1ydtrn.
fir••· AM r1dio. 111 9131 ).
E7l!l4
W..ttr S3J96.12 O•r l'rlce S:Z712.94
NEW RANCHER O 500
15 1 VI, crui1orn1tic, .,;1, group,
P.S .• pow1r di1c br1ke1, lint. 9la 11,
H.D. 1u1p. { 1156411.
W--'r $4284.06 Our l'rlce S3395.4J
NEW'71 FORD
NEW LTD 4 DR. BROUG. SAVE
H.T. 42t Vt, "invl roof, crui10.,
WSW, vi1, grp .• P.S .. dlr .itr. wh/.,
P·1h., P-'r. lotk1, •ir, t ufo ftmp.
control, AM -FM. P.W. •fc. fl 21·
$1100
7011. ;;455 W·Stlir. 56041 Oer Price S4t 41
NEW LTD SQUIRE SAVE
6 p•u. w•9on. 429 VI, Cr11i10., $110100 WSW, vil. IJ•p., P.S. d lr. ri ck. t ir
cond., AM-FM, H.O. 1u1p., rl l•.
whl. COY•n . !1 42141 %162.
==~W;;,::·•ttr. 55715 O•r Prlc• $4684
NEW LTD 4-DR. HDTP. SAVE
Vinyl RF, A/T, pwr. iltt r, br•k11, $972D0 t nd window1, •ir. t l•c. d.F101I,
AM.FM , Vii. 9rp. W/W, Tint.
gltu , whl. CYri, ( 1000 171 lt660
W0 ullr. S52A7 O•r Prk• $4295
NEW GALAXIE SOO SAVE
2 Dr. Hd. Tp. 400 v.s, Vinyl rl .. $92300
A/T, Pwr. Str, t nd br1 k11, 1ir, fl •
dio, whl. c""· tint. gl•u, •lie. dt·
fogger. (00015) #661
W·•fll.r. 54922 O•r Price 53999
NEW'71 BRONCO
NEW BRONCO WAGON
VI , Spt. Pkg., co11¥. 9rp., H.D.
R1d it tor, t ux. fu1 I t 111lr. Stir.
#0764 (700121
SAVE
$671"
W-lflir. $4522.44 O•r Prlu 53151 .21
NEW BRONCO WAGON SAVE
VI, buck1t 1h .. tr e~lio11 lock R. $70676
•rlt , Ltd. ilip.fro11t 11111. Spt. pk ljl.,
t ur. fut! t enk, r1d lo, fr11 running
hub1. SU:. tT?OO ( 8014)
w1tkr. $4680.22 O•r Prlce $]973.46
NEW
'71 MUSTANG
NEW MACH I
429 VI, A/T, Sporh f11l1r,. colt¥t ll·
i•nct 9rp., pwr. llt t r., brt ke i,
windows, t ir cond., tilt whl., Spt.
dtc~, elec .dt frolf., AM·FM, con·
1011. tint, J]lt1i, ( 1000591 lrli5]
W"1tlir. 55559 Our hie• S4651
NEW 2 DR. SPTS. ROOF SAVE
]St V.I , hi bkt., bit fir11, A·T, $57651
P.1tttr., P-clitc1, r1dio, dtc. o;rp.,
f.gl111, whl c..,f1. 1tc. (13 1169)
.1:375 W-1orllr. 5J911 .25 Owr Prlu 53334.74
NEW 2 DOOR CONVERT. SAVE
J5t VI. P·top, P·1fr., P·di1ct, hi $75016
bkt,., bit tirt1, til l 1lter., A.T. AM.
FM, coniol1, P·wi"dow1, 1pl. whl.
CYtl., T.glt11 •le. ( 10?4]0) SJ !
W•ltllr. $4784.71 Our Price S40l 4.l t
NEW MACH I SAVE
]5t-4V, 111fo/tr1111., rtd., pwr. 1tr.. $70100
& di1c brk1., 1ph, inl1r., wid1 0"111
l mor1. ( IOOObOl #bb5
W-.ttr. $4449.00 O•r PrlC9 53741.00
NEW'71 FIOO PICKUP
NEW F-100 STYLESIDE SAVE
P.U, 240·6 cyl. en9., l-1pd. redio, $64397
tint. gl111, H.D. ll11r Sp., g1 u911,
ci9. lighter Stk. ~T63 !?6311.
w .sn;r. S3J38.97 O•r Price $2695.00
NEW F·IOO CUSTOM SAVE
S+vltiid1. VI •11g., Rtng•r pkg., $95389
Jlnt., i mp l oil 9tu911, loot bo•,
crui1orn1 tic, opt. ¥1cuum boo1lt r,
AM/FM 1i1r•o, P.S .. G71•15 tirti.t tc: !0651 )
W-sttr 54850.20 O•r l'rlce 53196.Jl
$1919
'ully eciulppied with 1600 C.t. •ntlne. fully
synchronised 4 speed transmlu ion, h••t•r
& dtfroater, h~l•v~ "diNCtelr" v•ntll•tlon
1y1t em, wlnd1hl1ld wuMn. hl~1ck ufety
bucket 1Nt1, u•t belts, -•• front & ,...,,
paddM vi10r & dish, locklnt 1tMr. column,
backup ll9ht1. Ord•r Today.
A LITILE BIGGER . . •
•• , FOR A LITILE MORE
MAVERICK
2 ORS.-4 DRS.-GRAIBERS-Y-8S
NEW'71f250 PICKUP
NEW 1971 FORD F·2SO
C1mp1r 1p1ci•I, Sport cu1to"" ct b,
Cri1i11·0-rnetic tren1rniHio 11, powt r
1U.tri119, power ditc br1lcti, "]60"
va, radia, ••tr• 9•• li nk. •16, ma·
SAVE
5965 31
tor :1:2158. l etcrll $413J.01 -Sol• Sl167,70
NEW F·250 CUSTOM SAVE
DI•. 2 tone, 360. \18, ra11.9er pkJ, '109100 cmpr. 1~c., cru110, p.o,.c1, ....
AM·FM 1tert o, P.S., 25 911. tenlr,
1p1re Iii•. 180951), Stk. STIS.
W-stkr 55415. 97 Our Prk• $4324.97
ROBINS s £be•kOarlOO%Parta&La1>or wa ..... a ty
... ----R~AD.!.-'!l!'~-J!R TRADE·IN '"~''"''"'1"''"'~1"""""''11··-·'"'·"'""""'~ .......... •-"' 90 DAYS OR 4,000 MILES
MUSTANG SALi ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED ~~,o~RD;;.;_;,;_;LT~D--G-ALA-x""11--""To~11""No---w-AG-ON_S_AL-,-.
IS to c~oo11 f1orn. '65 lkru '70 f1'1odel1. Coup••. h1rdtopi, TRADES ACCEPTED :=.:.=;~~~1~.!::'1oo":!"l~1._'4 ._~
con .. ,r1,ble •net 2+2 f1.tb1ck1. Som• wifh 4 1p•ed1, 11•0 tXAMPlE: 1970 FORD SEDAN
'" "i~~i"it.'u'Sf;.'N'G'~'.T.'d '" PAID FOR OR NOT! VI, 11110., RIH, pow1r dttri119 I di1c br1k11, 2 lone. cllrom1
!ri111, good milts. I 105]?4 1
Good fl'lil•1, r1dio, ht1ltr, fattoty tquipp1d, (TWA71Sl Spe-
cit l whtel1.
OUR PRICI! $I 096
1970 MUSTANG H.T.
loedtd. VI , t ulo., P.S .• R&H.
feel, t i1, Witr. •"•il 1bl1. low
111il11. (621AV P1
$2 696 ------'67 PLYMOUTH
Sp!. Fury 2 dr, H.l. Va, aulo.
R&H, P.S .• •invl 1oof, good
rnil11. !WCR89tJl
$1096
'65 COMET CALIENTE
4 dr. VI, 1u+o., R&H, P.$., ,;,,
good rnil11. ( RGU801 I
$996
1969 MUSTANG H.T.
VI, tulo, P.S .. R&H, t ir cond,,
w1rr1nfy 1v1il1b!1. (XXC876J
$2196
'69 FALCON SEO,
6 cyl .. 111!0., R&H, 9ood mil••·
!XS V791l
$1496
'69 FORD LTD I 2 dr. H.l .. va, t ulo .. Rl:H, P.S.,
P.8 .. f1tl, t ir, vinyl roof. !XSR·
1
897)
$2396
SAW DEPT. I Alf l • t PM WON.fll
I AM T• 6 N SAT HOUIS 11 AM Te • PM IUN •
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'65 F~~~ R~~Lp~~~ c~~., good $996
mile1. CNOGl76l --------------'63 ,MERC. COMET 2 DR. H.T.
VI, t ulo., R&H, powt r t l1trin9.
IOSY925l
CHEVY IMPA LA '62 2 Dr. H.T. VI, t ulo., R&H. IJHN9461
$596
$596 ---------_ $ 996 MUSTANG H.T. '65 Feelory 1quipp1d, 11dio, hitter, good mile1.
'64
OUR PRICE $1696
'69 FORD COBRA
Sp!. roof, t ulo., R&H, P.S.
jZDV7071
$1796
'68 PONT. LE MANS
H.T. Auto., l'.S., R&H. f,c+ory
1ir, .,;nyl roof, goo d rnil t1.
!WTE5t7 J
$1896
'67 MERC. WAGON
VI , •ule.. P.S., R&H, Good
rnil11. !l 6JCQTI
$1196
'68 DODGE CHARGER
RT
Fu lly t quippt d. VI, eulo., P.S.,
R&H. 1lr cond. !VZYIOll
$1896
'69 COUGAR
Auto., R&H, pwr. it•1ring, 1ir,
9000 mil1i. !XURt96l
$2196
'69 CHEVY MALIBU HT
V8, 111!0., Rl:H, P.S., t ir cartd,
(1071Sll
$2296
PARTS-SERVICE
HOURS
7 AM To 9 PM MON I PARTS DEPT. ONLY
I AM lo 1 Piil UMl>A TS
' I • -,.
7 AM To 6 PM TUI.NI
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A · FACTORY uto, trans., fa ctory 8 1 r, AIR CONDITIONING P.S., P.B., radio, heater, _,_ w/s/w, No, 191H3 Glistening executive bla~
$2695 finish w/black \\nyt top,1
rich lull black leather inter-1 DAVE ROSS ior, full power, incl. cruise
PONTIAC rontrol, •"'• d;mm", dooi
2480 Harbor Blvd, at Fair Dr.
Costa Mesa 546-8017
Jocks, dual comfort seats.I
trunk Openl!r, Tilt & tele-:
scoplc s!ctring, Mii • FM.
stereo mull ip!ex, trunk Open..:
er. Vogue tyres, mosl every! '66 RIVIERA d<'luxe e.-:ua made, ISerA
8096J. VS, auto., R&H, full power, $4666
I.actory air, sport wheels,
f:~elyw!. ~t:i·ci~terior. GMabe~
Priced to sell .a..~CADIL~'
BAUER BUICK •U•HOA<zto o'"" 2600 HARBOR BL.., 23..t E. 17th SI.
Costa l\lesa s.ta.7165 COSTA MESA ~~~1 5'W-9100 •Open Sunday !
'65 Buick Wildcat Cpe e
1'1UST SELL~ C d 1969 Polar while exterior with Q •
go]d interior. Auto trans., El Dorado
radio, heater, power &teer-FACTORY
Ing, power brakes, air cond., AIR CONDITION ING
elc. Very clean. OSL608. Full power inc. door IOCkl,
S975. Johnson & Son, 2626 light sentinel trunk opeqer,;
Harbor Bl., Costa Mesa, tilt & reles:..Opic steerinz, ;
540.5630. padded top, atereo, etC. ;A!
'66 Riveria, full pwr. xln't locally owned b<!auty. (ZJ)t).1
corxt. Asking $1700. Pvt pty. 4n> ·
644-1500. $4999 '67 BUICK GS: Xlnt rond fac
air, rlh, auto. to.lust Sell ~ibe~ ·.
Best Offer; 545-6519 aft 5. -at
'67 Buick Special au!om. CADILLAC AUTHOAlZED DU.U:" SACRIFICE. Low mileage. 2600 tlARBOR BL..
Xlnt cond. 49(.8521No.17 COSfA t.1ESA : "
CADILLAC
• Caci. '68
Cpe. De YiUe
FACTORY
AIR CONDITIONING
Full power, tilt wheel. AM·
FM radio, vinyl top, etc.,
(WEA393).
$3222
~1!~,~
AUTHOAIZf.0 OEALEFI
2600 HARBOR BL.,
COSTA MESA
5-ID-9100 Open Sunday
Largest Selection
OF LUXURIOUS
CADILLACS
in Orange County
1963 thru J970's
540·9100 Open ay I
'69 Cadillac Coupe de . .,
24,000 mi's., ~ owneri=J' I
power & air +
stereo, vinyl roof. I~
inter., Hit wheel, pt)!_,.
door tocks, Perfect Oo~
645-2182 <
1965 Cadillac I
Convertible
EXCELLENT RUNNING'!
Attractive Bermuda bl tie m~;
lallic finish \Vilh black hf·~
terlor. Equipped wilh auto-!
matic lr11ns., radio, heatet>, 1 po1.•oer steering, power brat-I
es, power windows. powef.
sea!, air cond. Priced JQr
quick sale. VZS633. $115Q.
Johnson & Son, 2626 Harb9t
Blvd., Costa Mesa. 541)..SGacl
1966 CADILLAC '
SEO DEVILLE
PRICED F'OR QUICK SALE
fkautilul ebony black tinisb
with black landall roof •
black I e a the r inlerio!'.
ibe~ Eqtiipped "'J!h a!l the IUJ>. GN'al ~ ury features. f'uli power, ..tr.~CAOILLAC radio, heater. fa clory air
Al./lliClillZED D£A1.U cond., etc. fSBD }.);)) $1671.
2600 HARBOR BL., Johnson & Son, ~26 Harbor
COSI'A MESA Bl., Cosla 1\fPSa. 540·5630
540·9100 Open Sunday '62 Cad. Sharl!. See at Hunt·
'69 El Dorado, clean, fully ington Valley Amer. Oil Sta.
equip'd. beatit cond, Orig tion, 17472 B~ch Blvd, 1 IB.
owner, $5250. 540-8693 $550 or best offt'r. 847.92$5
'67 EL DORADO or 842-'lti&I.
All '70 trim. super clean 1970 El Dorafkl.-Ownf'r leav.
$2975. Pvt pty 49&-9200 ins: b!a1P-l\IUST SE LL I
e '64 Cad convt El Dorado. Si lver Grey w/wht Ult.
Nice cond. Pvt ply. $700 17.000 mi. Loar/Pd! l>lint
Eves: 494-9643. cond. Best offer over $5900. &12-lUl 'Sl CAD. Sedan de Ville Full ---------
J>Ol\."er, $500. Event n &': We 'll help ~-ou sell! 642-5671
~8-2318 For best results! 642-tJ67S
Autos~ Used Autos, Used
LOOK! WHAT
WE HAVE FOR YOU
150 USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM
'70 NOYA 2 DOOi
6 cyl., stltk, an Of\ c11.r 111
every \Vay. C868AGBJ $2299
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' 70 IEL All 4 DOOR $2799 Vl\ auto., P.S .. ,.d;o, '""c•·· An outstanding 10 .. 11 milcai;:r
:''~'~·~(755-0'~B=ENCCcl ______ _
'67 CORYAIR s799 6 cyllnd"· 4 ,,,... A good
value in every .... -ay.
IVEG793l
'61 JEEP WAGONEER $2499 4 whl. t!J";w, Vl\ aulomotk.
An outstanding rttreational
vehicle. (VS8606)
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l:':,,,..-""',-.,...,..---990-l-A-ut_ .. _._u_,_..i ____ m_ 1 Auto•, Utod 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, N•w 980Aufot, New 980 Autos, New • 980 Autos, N.w 9IO
---CADILLAC CADl~LAC I CADILLAC
II · ----.----1 * '69 COUPE DE VILLE I
C•d. '6S Sect De Vllle1 . Gold 1'1'-hlack larw!au , fu ll
~· CADILLAC BEST
SELECTION :· .
CONVERTIBLES
(4J TO CHOOSE t'RO.\I
1970 CONVERTIBLES
fo'ACTOHY
AIR CONDITIONING
Alt leather inter., lull powt'r
incl. door Jocks' sen I 1nel,
tilt &: tele&t'OpiC strcr1ng,
s tereo, Michelin lin's &
Vl!!)'1 very low mileage.
i&f~BT) • C-ad. '69 Convertible
& Calais 4-door1 I po11.'t'r. factory 11 Ir, door
(61 TO CHOOSE f'ROM JO('k! etc. {'!C. S~39i
all fully equipped v.'/ Mac Howard Leasing
fo'ACTORY ~Corner 1111 & l111rborl
AIR OONDITJONING .\19.9600 San!a Ana
FULL POWER &
ALL >..TRAS
Your rholcc of color' &:
lnlf'rionr (cfoth & lf'ath!!r!,
etc. (000001'.H
TAKE YOUR PICK
$1444
CA MARO
'67 CamAto SS 350 p s.
1 custon1 1nler. Muncie ~ spd,
Hollf'y carb., Craig .( & 8
stereo, color bsr, xln"t concl.
$1299/ofr. 962-1179
CHEVROLET
Beautiful Spanish Silver l1n-
1sh w/b!ack top ~ full rf'd l~lhi!'r 1nler. full pcl\.\'Ct, .AVT!-!OA.IZ(O DEAL(~
& J 2600 HARBOR BL.,
'63 Corvair, Reblt eng.,
Good tirt!s &: finish. X!nt
cond. See & make orrrr.
96>--""3 tilt tr escop1c slf't'rtn&, COST
dOOr locks, cruise conrrol, • A ~1ESA
auto dimmer. trunk Opt'rn>r, I ~-9100 Opea Sunday 1963 Impala SS h11rritop. l27, e Air, tinted glass, radio,
dual control cnmlorl tront ----PIS. looks & runs like ne\.\'. '~at~. ere., <'IC. Abso!utrly • Orig pvt p!y. Oller. 641~233
J""ks k run~ likr rhc dfly 1t Cad '69 Jo lt lh• •howroom Oooc • 1006 O!EVELLE SS-396. 3"' (~f.:U56•. Cpe. De VIiie HP, .( 5pd,, blk with b!k in-
• .JUST 20,000 LOCAL 1.11LES lrr1or, bUckei M'al~ & L'On-
1968 CONVERTIBLE SOLD&: SERVICED BY US I aole. Xlnt cond. 496-3045
FACTORY Jo"ACTORY I• '68 Cht'v Impala
ATR CONDJTIONl~G ,,IR CONDITIONING v.·agon-P/s, P/b. factory
Full power, full leather 1n-Jo'ULL LEATHER INTERIOR 11.ir. Xln! conit. $ 18 95.
Wior, tilt i;il'cring, door Vinyl interior, tilt & lcle-847-54:;(1
locks, light sentinel. sterro. j scopic steering. s!creo, ''v"A°"C'". -,,-ro-m""l•-,"""1-,-.-~-ro-<><1""
low. mileage, locally O'>l.'ncd door Jocks, Sf'ntinr!, mo~t '70 Concoul"S(' Sta. '>l.'aa.
bcil.l.llY. fWXG6831 every dtx. extra, Must be New Hres, "tras. $2800 .
ate. (ZLV683) =--,--c-~,----~-'64 Impala, 327, pov.·cr & air.
CHEVROLET
'67 EL CAMINO
~ spd., 396 pngine, ma&s.
tQ75G461
$1499
YATES
3285:1 Valle Road
~an Juan Capittrano
8.17 ~18001493-451 LI 49S-:l'.l61
'66 CHEVROLET
CAPRICE
Jo"ull power, factory air oond.,
Radial Ur£'s. No. Ol396,
$1295
DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC
2480 Hilrbor Blvd. :t 1''a1r Dr.
C~1a MP sa 546-8011 * 70 NOVAS
:l to choose from, 307. VR,
auto. trans, Air concl, Pnw-
C'r Steering. SALE PRJCEO
AT
Mac Howard Leasing
(Comt'r l!t & Huborl
8.19-9600 Sanla An11
SALE OR TRADE
-. --ibe~ seen fr driver. to 11.pprt'ci-962--0054
CADILLAC ~ihe~ Original owner. 1961 Chev. 4 dr. Jmpala 28.1
AUl!-!OAIZEO OEAUA &(D $550 *** 962-2676 eng .. Auto. Po\l.•er. R&l-1.
j600 HARBOR BL., CADILLAC •64 Ch $42• b t I F'atr rubb • New batt. $200.
;,-COSTA MESA AUTHOFllllD OEAUA evy conv. :i. or s or trade for P /U trurk, piok •. offer. D1s1ress. Needs f . k 64• 2142 1 6 PM 54G-,91llo Open Sunday 2600 HARBOR BL., T.L.C.' 842-1Wl4 or pin . a-at 1 •
e COSTA ~fESA ' or S111 I: Sun. '65 Bisrayne, gel running
.:69 EL DORADO
·-I OWNER
540·9100 Open Sunday C 11 ':..S Chr\'y, '69 l.'Mi, turbo order. 231-t o ege St ., CM. . • 54~983 hydro, 411 posi, f1bt>rhonri,
Amer. n111.~. nPw paint, in!. •66 CADILLAC ~ '60 lmpala, new interior, Jr chrome. Leaving Musi
p/s, plb. auto trans. SWCI. Sl'I' $000. Gary Frttrrman
• ON YOUR NE:W
I•
1971
OLDSMOBILE
TODAY
·BUSINESS
IS
FANTASTIC
AT
UNIVERSITY
OLDS!
'WHY?
BECAUSE OUR SELECTION OF
NEW 1971 OLDSMOBILES IS
GRl!AT.
BECAUSE WE OFFER
OUTSTANPING DISCOUNTS •
BECAUSE WE ALLOW MORE
FOR YOUR CAR IN TRADE. Less Than 15,000 Miles
Stfll In Werranty
Fittm.llt coior. Full leather
interior, AM/FM 1tereo, PS,
PB_,.fW. P. seau, air cond.,
Cous-De Ville Call 548-5687 6'4-1212, &44-6130 pg. No. 43.
This go~ luxury car ha.s ' '·i'.i'6it.tm;;;pa;J;1,-. >mn, '""'' s<. lpP.1'iis:.11 ,.;;:::;:~~:;;;~s-~~: I almost all of Cadlllac'i fam· '69 Malibu Chevelle 2 dr, A-C., RIH, New radiator & Landau top, auto trans, air. BECAUSE OUR MANY, MANY
EASY AND LONG TERM
FINANCING PROGRAMS
MAKE IT SO EASY FOR
EVERYONE TO PURCHASE
THE
ous power tea.tun& and ill ~·ater pump. 531~195 0 ~. just rt'!tdy to go. (VOV144) I-=--======-p/s, vln seats, rig. v .. •nr.
$12BB • ''6 DELUXE SPORTSVAN $2400. 833-0108.
Excep!ionally clean, au10. -"°'•'"""'!"""'JCh'°•=vy:::-.J;::m=pa:;(-:-, -1 COURTESY Sll"6. 546-"28. Fao al" Plb. PIS. VO
'62 CHEVY -327 • FI heads, VERY CLEAN * $600
~~~n~~a~::·=.
,f'J!1~35) Priced to sell.
4 speed, Sax!. * 646-1880 * ~~ DODGE
2888 Harbor Blvd.
2100 Ha:rbor Blvd. ~ Costa J\;tesa 5.:>'"7-9220 ·=-,--,---.,Cal=l"6"'c-=--"°'J08=cc-o--,-'66 El Camino. Very clean,
House Hunting'! Watch the 11260 or best orltt.
We'll belp you tell! 64Z-5675 For best relU!ts! !)U..5678 • OPEN HOUSE column. * 54()..2808 *
Aut~, New 980 ' Autos, New 990 I Autos, New 980 -980
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BRAND NEW
1971
.
OLDSMOBILE
"ALWAYS A STEP AHEAD"
OLDSMOBILE
• Remttmber, "WE ARE
$2699 NEV-ER SATISFIED
UNTIL YOU ARE"
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1970 Mercur}· Montego NEW '71
HONDA
r JMMEDIATE DELIVERY
LARGE SELECTION
• Air Cooled Front En9lne
• Front WhHI Drive e Power Assisted Setf~Adju1tin9
Pront Dl•c Br•k•• e Maximum ·Speed 75 m.p.h.
" • Up To 40 Miles Per Gallon
• Four Pa1sen9er 2 Dr. Sedan
ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST USED CARS
NOT A
COMPACT I
But a Full
sii.ed intermediate
'67 Pontiac GTO
Radio , hea ter, euto., P .S., fac·
tory air , vinyl roof. 17.88CKXJ
'68 Olds 98 Lux.
REGULAR
PRICE
$1895
REGULAR
PRICE
$2995
SALE
PRICE
$1595
SALi
PRICI
$2795 with a 117" wheel oi dr. Sedan. Full power, fac-
tory air, vinyl roof. ! 169008 ) base. Luxury plus. 11;-..;;;;;,..-.:;..-.;.-.-;.;.;...,,_ __________ _
'69 v.w. REGULAR SALE
PRICE PRICE
Oelu11:e 2 da.or. '4 1peed, rad io,
heater. !XTlt525) $1695 $1495
'68 Pontiac REGULAR SALE
PRICE PRICI
Bo nn e. 4 dr H.T. R&H, auto .. $2495 $1995 P.S., fa c. air, Ii~• new. VTL260
REGULAR SALE '68 Chevrolet RE•U~Al iALli
PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICI 2 DR. HARDTOP '69 Pontiac
INCLUDES ALL TH IS EQUIPMENT
Rad io, hooter, bench soots , wh ite side wall tiru, conceoled
wind1hiel d wiper" reveroible key & locking 1ystem, flow·
thru ventil1 tion . #I I TOIL 53 1404
OHNSON & SON
1 Mlle South of S•n Diego Fre1wey
incoln Continental• Mark III• Mercury •Cougar
2626 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 540-5630 642-09BI
I
G.P. Auto. fra ni ., R&H, factory
leir, full power. IZDT282 I
'70 HONDA
-4 door. Rad io. ! 229BSW I
'68 Chevy Y2 Ton
Picku p. Lo ngo wh1el base. V8 ,
auto., P.S., P.B. l891"27AI
'67 Olds
Cutle1s '4 Or. Sid. Auto., r•dio,
h11ter. ITWF1781
$3995
Rf.GULAR
PRICE
$1295
RE<iULAR
PRICE
S2495
RE<iULAR
PRICE
$1495
$3395 Impala ,pt. cpe. R&H, auto., $1795 $1195 ,.S. I VGJSl2 I
SALE '66 International REGULAR SALE
PRICI PRICE PRICI
$1095 ~ Ton Pickup. Ready for e $1095 $895 c•meer. l-4-i5328 1
S4U '69 Barracuda REGULAR SALE
PRICE PRICE PRICI
$2195 Auto., R&H, P.S., factory
15,000 miles. IZMF236 )
air, $2395 $2195
SALi '66 Olds RE<iU~AR SALE
PllCI PRICE PRICE
$1095 Cutla11 er•· R&H, auto., P.S. $1695 $129& ISLW929
r•1c1s OOOD TH•U MON., AP.IL 26, 12 P.M.
a ... ombtt, "Wl ARI NlYlR NEW OARS SATl$fllD UNTIL YOU All" 540·9640 2850 USED CARS
HARBOR BLVD., 540·8881 COSTA MESA
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INST ANT CREDIT
JOU MUD AJIO $TIU
SAYIYOll-ff
l .If you ore new in Caiifomio 3. tf you cwt new on your job
2. tf you 0.-money on .,..,. 4. If you hove li1tl1 or no
car · credit
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LARGEST SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY ' ·+TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET
• l~MIDIATI DILIVIRY •
BRAND
NEW
f~ly la<to<y eqo;pptd.
WH2JCIE141529
$24 . ,/=_. __ FU_l_l--1MM_1_01_u_1__. -PRICE DIUYllT
YOUR CHOICE
1970 "CUDA" 1970 ROADRUNNER
Thi1 low mile191 "CUDA" h11 • . l lG "113" 1ngin1, wici1 ov•I ";ulo., R&H, pow1r 1l11r1n9 l br1k.1,
lir11, buc••~ 111+.. •o•ci wkitli, v.a, linciiu fo, IO M mil1t. llO<IAGFl con1ol1 rtci10 l h11!1r. P
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BALANCE FACTORY WARRANTY
S YEAR, 50,000 MILES
$66 DOWN $66 MO. 36 MOS.
166 ii tot1I ci11. p.,,mt. •nd \60 i1 tol1I mo. pyml. i11d. +••, 71 lic1n11 incl 111
lin1nc1 ch1r911 o" 1ppr. c•1ciit for 36 11'101. D1l1rr1cl pyml. price $1441 in cl.
1lt fin111c1 ch1•911, 11111, '71 lic11111, or if <tOU pr1ltr lo p•Y c11h, full c11h
pric1 i1 \2100.90 incl. 11111 11•, '71 Jic1n11. ANNUAL PERC ENTAGE RATE
9.J5 "f., • ~~uR MONEY BACK
. GUARANTEE
ON ALL USED CARS IN STOCK
WHY PAY MORE?
'69 DODGE CORONET
'69 BUICK GRAND SPORT 400 $1777
OUR C URTEOUS PROFESSIONAi. SALESMEN AND
CREDIT COUN SELOR S ARE All BONDED BY Al-
ST ATE INS. AND STATE LICEN SED. YOU'LL LOVE
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Autos, UNCI 990 ~uioa. "'"'
--c""'H""'E'°'v""Ro""'LET'="· -''" .. : C:QllV~1i 990 AU!Qs, UMcl 990 Autos, UMcl 990 ./i._ut_~_: .. u".:. *,.,~=.,,·--"°...;. Autos, Ui,.t
COUGAR DODGE
'63 CHEVROLET ,. '66 -imlVAIR
·2'DR. ~T.
1'69 Cougor 2DHT
PRICED FOR ,QUICK SALE
AtU,Ctive Bc:nnuda green
JM l.allle finish with black
interi,or, a.ndal'. if?P. immac-
ulate throu&bout. Equipped
'with auto tra1111, Radio,
Heater, Power 11teerlng,
Power brakea, Factor)' Air
Cond., 4 llfW tires, etc.
(YPT831) $2315. JobllllOn &
Son. 2626 Harbor Blvd.,
Co~ta Mesa. 340-5630
'6S DART
2 DOOR H.T.
FORD FORD _,.,
'68 BRONCO, Flotation Urea
near new; S8Q'.1 &: ta.Ice ove;
payts. $65.9'7 or trade eq. for
pick-up, car or dune buggy
of !Q. val. ~S637
'62 FORD WAGlll
Bel Air coupe. VS, automallc,
radio, heater, power ~leer
ing, factory air. Tbls car hi
absolutely immaeuJatc. It.s
a one oWJ¥!r gem wilh an
hOnest 31,000 actual miles.
Sec ii! <0HD085) ,
P riced to sell
BAUER. BUICK
* 7 0 EXEC. CAMARO
Power ii: A tr, SS + rallye
aport. 12.000 mi. with la.ct
warranty 10 50.000. Too
~NICE to be-called used. See
,at
Mac Howard Leasing
(Corner 1st le Harbor1
839-9600 Santa Ana
CHEV. '66 ln1pal& coope.
-Aut"tt, pwr. steer '& brakes.
Good cond. $6$15 962-3513
CHRYSLEll
9 Pass. Sta. Waa:on, air,
Heal, Radio, Top Ra.ck. $47fi
Firm 548-5287
CORY AIR·
;63 ~C~air Spyder .,good
eondilion, 4 spd. Must sell!
Eves. 642..Q32
1965 MONZA (door, 140 hp, 4
speed stick. One oYincr, low
miles. Eng. xlnt. $49fi.
67l--6'157 """
'65 MONZA-4 3J)d, 140 HP. l
,cwner. 36.000 miles, $49ii.
Ph. 673-6257'
AulOniatlc Tadio heater.
' Cs!rA 2>1i
•
$699
I ~
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YATES ..
32852 Vfie Road
San Juan Oq)iitrano
837-4800/ 493-451V499-2261
1964 MONZA, maroon, auto
!rans, bucket seats, new
brakes, battefy. Engine
recently o'ha.uled. Runl,
looks good. HXJ. 546-MOO
after S: 30 pm, 54G-2526 in
am.
'&J CORVAIR CORSA Door
shift, 4 carbs, x.lnt con·
ditlon. Asking $500. 493-3131
days, 493-3624 evea.
'63 Corvair Conv. Needs
tt•ne-up. $2(X).
Call &33-Q688
CORVmE
.DODGE
V-8, 'auto trana . .,faCIOQ' air,
, radio .& heai-.-, vinyt roof. (X0~)
$1895
DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC
2480 Hi..rbor Blvd.41 Fair Dr.
Coita Me.a $46-8017
~ Fulura, V8, 4-spd. Xlnt
cond, $350. lalay see at Shell
station, 1M5 El Camino,
541-5751
V AN-'63 Ford Econ ~ Olds
eng, 4-spd bydro, compl in-
terior. Muat sell, make olr.
Dan, 54&-lldl, 675--0406 YATES
~Valle Road
'67 'FORD Faitiane eonvt· San Juan Capistrano '66 CHARGER Sharp V8 P/ ~pd ~ '61 Dodg e o.rt 2 Dr. HT brake~ & 'clutch'·. -· •• n:~v. 8374800149345111400:'~1 I Jiu big 383 VS eflll~. Low ....
PR'ICED'FOR QUICK SALE! mil~ 1 owner beauty tha.t 42,000 mi. $850. 846-1165. Ford '70 l TD 4 Dr. Seel.
Attractive gold mi.st finiM you mUl!I drlve. (2943) 1968 LTD J DR Hardtop. Excellent local trade. Beau-1
with black in~rior. Equip.. ·Priced to sell Power .. Air. Disc brakes. tilul dark ivy metaJlk fin-I
ped with auto. tr&JU., radio, BAUER BUICK Beautiful. Bdow biUe book. illt: wlrh matching '4ndau
heater, power steq!n,g, air ~l(ll rool. Ivy gokl interiOr. cond. ·4 rMV new Michelin .234 E. 17th St.
radial tires. Very clean. c:oista latesa 5'1&.71S5 '70 Ford Brougham 2-dr Equipped with auto. trans.,
WPE34J. Um. Johnson & hatdtp, tac air, vin.yl lop, radio. heater, power 5tcer.,
Son ~ Ha.rho Bl c 10,axl mi, S3200. Aft 6 pm: power brakes. taetor,y air. M~~~ r · ., osta "70 O IALLENGER, V-8. Jo 833-1457 etc. Shows exceUent ciU'r..
1ni's. loaded. &t olr ovr ·= GA'A-{3/:JCQS). Priced to aelf. $14,s 12750. ""2706 ...... iuaAie 500: auto, ,power, ..... ,,, ~ ___, · $33T.i. Johnson & Sorr, _.u
1969 I>odgr· ii40 HT VS R . FALCO... ~":t ~=u.ne~ee'1. ~~~ Harbor Bl., Costa Mesa . H., Atltotnatic, P.s:. 1.i>d.au I " alter.6jim. · 540-56.30
top,,. YCXl.97 . l ·s;010t·~;crno~O ~:CUERO ·n
300
Pi~ttK:600on~t -car, only 1 ~--,-6-4-.F-O_R_D-.. --
••" 0 ,,.: • I , P. per. m1. I ,cc ~!!;, R&H, Fut 3 ., &d. b 1 Ulft. Ull'° $995. 892-8843 . w/v.·. $1850.•644-i79S ura. 11pe~, r ao, ca -er. (JAE41J) ·TOYOTA FORD '66 GALAXIE 4-dr. 1 ow""'· $588 , P11/Pb; ,auj;p, air. Call-alter ,1966 Hattior, C.M.: ·&16-9303 'W G'alaxle 500-Ps/Pb, tac.: s: 557-&m .DAVE ROSS
l.!>;8--C-i>R_V_E_1_'I_E_EN_G_327_, '61 CHARGER RT tonr air, AM/flt stereo. 1.960.STARLINER 2 dr. Coo<i PONTIAC ''.
clutch, Bell'Housing Muncie U>aded. ImrnacuJa1e. S'»Xl s297~i ·or T.O.P . 645--2206 ' . rubber;· ·runs .. good · but ,
4 spd. · Complete. Perfect will nev_er buy yOu more. '61 2-dr HT. Pi s,· auto, orig smokes,som.e..$150. 548-78'5 24801Harbor Blvd. at.Filr Dr.
conditionS400.66-4687 laly&aerifJce,'YQIJrgoodJor-' thru:out..$.175.962-S690'. 1965 G~ 4 Dr, Full· Costa Mesa. ~17
CORVETTE '67 Silver Ulne. ·See at.l.0032 .Kukui, 21572 Kaneohe, HB ~·:.~,recent brake.!! '63:Ford Falcon Vt>.~RfH,
Fastback. 4-spd 327/351:1 IJB. 962-4618 _ · '61 FO'RD EC 0 N 0 LI N E &-valves, $625.. 494-5752 Auto, Good eng. Body needs
hp. Air,' Alt11fM, pwr '70 Cbargt>r "-Loaded! Must VAN, $600. '67 , Foo:! Squire,. Original w0rk •·paint desperately.
windows. Xlnt eond. Pvt llelt.:$265(1. · * 54$.-4370 .. aft Sem * owner, Xlnt umd. $150, Call Pam or •'Jim,
ply. $2300. (TI4) 84&-3293 67~3369 \Je'U belp-you sell! 642-5678 *'~'* 645-ti35
980 I Autos, ·N!w 990 Autos,,New 980' Autos,.New
'68 CADILLAC De Ville
'!!: ~':. ::-.::;t~ $3495' 11t.,t....i. WX.1829. .
NEW 197.1.
COMIT
··91a
'68 MERCURY '69 LINCOLN 2 DR. ::' .. "';,::..;':;."·~;.": $1595 !:!.';'.;'.':~.":';;::.~~~;,:!;: $3695 powtr 1lttrif11; radio, hM!ef, · .....i 91as. w/CM .. ..,jtfn """°'
Yinyl root, linltd gl01I, wlttd YPUl 12. ' ·
tMerl Wffl 16
.,.
INClUDll5·DUAl PAIMT·STllPIS, DlX. 2·
SPOKE STElllN5 WRIEl, 6d4•14 TllES,
SMCHl-COllJIOl
AMDMOlll
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.. AotMfo<U• §J I ~"'"'"' l§J [ Autolfo<... I~ I -..... .J§J I -. ... so. I~ I '""'""" l§J I Motto<S.. 1§1 I ''~''""'' l§J I ..... ,..... ]§]
ii-~'·:-:-u'.::...i~=~.;..990;.; Autot, UIMI 990 Autoo, Used m Autot,UMd 990 Autot.Uood 1 .;;;;;~;;;;1 990~~ 990~~ ~~~ 990~~ m .
IMPERIAL OLDSMOBILE PLYMOUTH PONnAC
'65 lmperta..I 4-dr, blue, All SUPER SACRlf'ICE $2395
xtra1, Oria owner, Good '63 Olds Station wan. R/H, 1969 Ply Sport Suburban st.
cond. $951). 6Ts.-1350. Air cond, interior It body " Wq yg R. H Automatic
JIEP eni in lood shape. Leavina: P.s.: Fact~ry ''Air Cood'.
country, mu1t Hll, $3.Zi. Sharp 107CI'R
Phillip 549-2790 . 1945 WUlys Jeep. 4-wheel
~,;"" h""" XI•t "'""-PLYMOUTH
$179S
1968 Pont. Bonnie, HT Cpe.
R., H., Automatic, P.S.,
Factory Air Cond. PBS257
..Deaitle.wiA •. VOLVO
PON!IAC
'69 Pontiac Grand Prix
MUST SEU.!
Beautiful lime irost metallic
with black Interior !: equip-
ped with auto. trans., radio,
heater, power 1teerlnJ, pow.
er brakes, power window1.
Refleets excellent Care .
YCB897. $2915. Johnson &t
PON~AC ,:-_-:P..,..o:N-=.n-=.A~C==r--R-A_M_B_Ll_R_ • STUDEiA!f!R ;.
'66 PONTIAC WAGON ... G'and. Pr~ : P,.., Plb. ~1 RAMBLER WAGON .. 1941 STUDli B.AKl!R
Auto., R4H, PS, Air. CXWY·
86.1)
$999
P/.,:indo'"·=!t:LBta1J\itul -u COMMANOOR, 4-dr, 8 atlck.
cond. $925. ~ ~ Stored 18 Ytan. 15,(l(IO Off&
'65 Le Ma.na, P/'8, P/5/ VB, Automatic, power 1teerln(, 1 miles. Like New In 4 ot.lt.
Bucket see.ts, con!Ole, $4$). radlo, beater. (WBJ 95:1) $650 or Trade. M5-4687
84~2138 aft 5 or Wknds. $999 '62 LARK, 6 cyl., auto, lC.lrit
tires, brakea, battery, Rwu;
rood, Sl!IO., 493·37'8. 1At.1BLER
JEiP TI win&> top roU bu, '64 PLYMOUTH WGN. OVfflirlve, hub1, S 3 8 5 O .
..Deaitle.wiA W VOLVO
M&-2847 1966 Harbor, C.Pt:, 646-930J
1966 Harbor, C.P.1'. 641).9303 Son 2626 Harbor Bl., Caata
--------1 Mesa, 540-5630. '64 RAMBLER WAGON T·llRD
· · · '63 Intm'l&tional scout AUID., RAtH. (ORF686) $1595
• ( x 4 &ale or trade $2H 1969 Ply. Road Runner HT * ~6--JWJ * @ 383 Ena:. R., H., Automatic, UNCOLN I P.S., laodo' top. YER!Ol
.aDeait Le.wiA -9 VOLVO '69 LINCOLN . LIMO
Once up()n a time 11n 19691
•a prince ot a fl'\lln leased a
new executive limousine YATES 19&6 Harbor, C.l\f. 646-9303
'68 PONTIAC
BONNEVllJ..E 2 Dr. H.T.
Au!o. trans., factory all',
P.S., P.8., P, Windov.·1, ra-
dio & heater. {VZU560)
$2195
DAVE ROSS
PONTIAC
from MacHoward. It had a 32852 Valle Road
TV and 1 sterto tapP radio-San Juan Capi.strano PONTIAC 2~80 Harbor Blvd, at Fair Dr.
a 11idlnr gla.u divider and a 8.l7~800/493-4511/499·ll61 Costa Mesa 546-8017
beaver carpet, It even had 1962 Plymouth station WflJ:On. 1970 GTO, -155 cu. in., .j spd. '70 LeMans, Fully equlp'd Lo
a bar !which isn't legal in Ntw titts I; brakes, $295. All performance equipped . mi's, Pvt pl)I.
CaJjforn1a1. He even htid a ~ $2795. For mo re info <:all * 675-3923 +
"pf-ivate kni&h!" who drove jf '65 BAJOlACUDA 2 DR. &46-466.1 afltr 4 &. <A•kndg. 'Ki PONTIAC GTO CONvr,
the ~ar and kept it in ~ood Rebuilt engine. Xlnt conrl. Daily Pilot \\'ant Adi have Xlnt cond, $685.
cond1tlon . Now the pr1nce $500. 646.-0196 bnrgaing galore. * 968-6304 *
· ha11 changed castles and I~-~----= drives a ~mailer chariot _ Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New
'67 TEMPEST
6 cyl., auto . tully equip-
ped, (UUN104)
$988
DAVE RDSS
PONTIAC
~80 Harbo!-BIVd. a! Fair Dr.
Co&1a Meta 546-&'.117
'69 GRAN PRIX
Full poy.·er. dlr, Air condl-
lticining, 26,000 actual miles.
lZl\1S 834) \VJIJ take trade
or finance. Cali 494·7744.
YATES
32852 v alle Ro.ad
San Juan Capistraoo
83'1'-oo'.1/493.4511/ 49S-2'l61
'68 PONTIAC
Grand Prix. Full pov.-er, fac-
tory air conditionifi&', vinyl
root. Grand Prix green ex-
terior. (VZTIMl
$1995
BAUER BUICK
234 E. 17th St.
Costa f\otesa Sl8-TI65
R I H. t'TGX842)
$299
-· .. !· YATES
' \ 32852 Valle Road
tSan Juan "Capistrano
'831' ..48001493-4.lll / 49!1-2261
'65 RAMBLER American
from Leisure World. Like
nev.·: z.t,SOJ ml., 11uto, 4 new
YATES
m52 v a.Ile Road
San Juan Capistrano
837~/493-4511/m..2261
'64 T-Bird con~Red leather
int. Immaculate. Rum like
new. $650. 968-6320
'55 T BIRO hrdtp, xlnt cond.
Colleetor pref'd. Ca I I
613.-033.l.
1 957 T-Bird . Black
'64 RAMBLER ~~:r";~ MAKE
Till Cla.uic. Au to. trans., ra· ~.69~T~-B~lnl~,-o., c,Dc,1'.c:.:...alr~, -all~I
dio, hea.Jer, whitewall tltt1. power, lite blue. Fine. Omit
(0029!!) $2400. 67>-"'6.
$588 1964 T-81 RD
DAVE ROSS FAJR SHAPE. "8....S
PONTIAC DON'T .,.. II ...... ••
~tires, $700. 837-3370: After 5 2480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr.
qukk cuh fM" It with a
DAILY PILOT Oua1fled
Call 6f2.567B &. cllarte tt. .PM. 830-2621 Costa Mesa 546-8017
980 Autos, New 980 980
So you have a chance to be
your own prince (or what-
l'Vet) for only $9005.00. See
'1i 'at our "1tabte" for thiJ ~"1-other fine 1utomobile1.
"t.tAC HQWARD
,.: ' LEASING
124 No. Harbor {al hf) S.
Ana 531·0607
·70 MARK III, brown /white
~ f91J~, Addle interior, 5000 -,;:me •. 673-6813
:: ~MERCURY -~
Bl(i DEALERS HAVE Bl(i STOCKS BETTER SELECTION
GREATER BARGAINS -'
:: ·t(+tl)IOl1y Parle Stn waio~.
, : • power, Fae air, New
• , Xlnt <:0nd. Oya:
310, Eves: 499-1136·
ontego MX, Air, fully
'd, s~o. \ID<ler book.
rond . 54&-7378
'1ontcgo · MX V-8 auto.
p/b, air, •vinyl rt, xlnt
$2300 644--0017
:~MUSTANG ·I s MUsTANG
, S ;2tlt.. auto. tnllll" ndio, .r. whitewall tire&,
~) *" $888 i~,lVE~QSt . :s: PDIOIAC . .,
2.i:\arbor Blvd. al Tair Dr.
Cort* Meta 546-8017
u1tan9 G.T. Cpe .
f> D FOR. QUICK SA-i.E
· ,. r Bll"muda blue finish
"·black in~rior. Equip-
<'wtth au!D. trans., radio
: ~, 1terto tape, he111er,
~r stttring, power brak·
, e~ cond. See and drive
· t~. RMXl91. $1175. John-' sqid:'' Son, 2626 Harbor Bl.,
~ Mesa. 540-5630.
,()~STANG, Grande, VS,
• Ail:ij, Air, PIS, P/B, Diac.
~ft,T/Glaaa, AM·FM st~ radio, 'NOOd gr. int.
cliek, 4000 mUes, must sell. ~party. Make dtfer. 714/
~' ::~67 MUST ANG
~ V·8, auto. Xlnt cond. s.-oHer. 675-8162
OLDSMOBILE
l1 OLDS WAGON
.~ ~lo., RlH .. (80S1D2) :o $1ff • ::
;· ·,
: YATES
;· 32852 Vallt Roa.II
$1.n Ju1n Capi1trano sj.4.soot f93..j5J ll 499-2261
.. :;tff& Toronado
)'R((:ED l'OR _.QU!CK SA!.E
l'a'Utlful maroon finl1h, with
('ulfim Interior. Equipped
wi dt 'utomatlc transmls-
11.i~ .f'o.dlo, hea ter, power
11~n1. powtr brakes, pow-
er lndows. f1 ctory air,
• R'(ic:416. $1245. J ohnaon Al
So · 2126 H11rbor Blvd.,
~c~ Men, MQ.363().
• $1650
96frbld1 442 Ccinv, R .. H., A~matic, P.S.. Eltrt.
~ \\'~"''· Factory Air Cond.
YCIW!
~Wt· Le.wiA W YOlYO
ooii lh-. C.M. GI0-9303
ldl S~I' p/1; plbi
fa air, c~, JM. Al\.
.5: ~ 5'5-lWI ,,
66 lit.I" crultf,..LO ml, aood ~
corit, Air, •Pf.II· I.Aasat
.nci(. 146-Tilil ;;-
\dB Jetatar, 4-dr, Good
'bt11 at Sl'Jli. W-. ~
59 I.It 5:J).
I• )'OU ... In the cll1111fil!C!
SECTION? Somrone I•
wal<:h!OJ lor II. ,D' PI
GC-5678 lodl)'I
'70 · IMPALA '69 JAVELIN '69 IMPALA •
7 Dr, Spt, Cpt, Auto., r•dio,
P.S~ eir cond,. low mi11t,
f•ctory w•rr•11tv. c.n you
t.p thh7 (JJ9ACGI
2 dr, H.T, t 2,000 onl ewn•r ,.,;1,,, Sh•rp dud• h•• •1110.,
P.S .. r•dio, 9or91ou1 or1ng1.
R1 1l ch11 p. 144911N)
Cullom Cp•. t Dr. M.T.
Auto., r•ilio, h1•ier, P,S.,
vinyl rool, Air. D••d 1/.•rp.
OCXE060J,
$2799 s1999 $2199
'70 CAMARO '69 IMPALA '68 CAMARO
2 Or. M.T. A11t1., r1cllo, P.S.,
1ir eond. low mil1l. F1cto1y
w•rr•flty, fl l7AZV I
4 Dr. Sid, l••utifut bl111 c•r
h<11 P.S .. r1cl io, 1ul1., 1ir. Su·
p1r ih1rp. Slt.p thit d!lcl1.
(YQSS42 )
2 Or. H.T. R1dio, P.S .. •uto.
tr1ni., IUIH• buy. !WIEJ52 )
52999
WAGONS ·-·WAGONS
''69 TOWNSMAN WAGON
Chev~ bi9 ctr. 6 pass, NICE.
P.S., radio, with or witho ut lug ~
. 9ag.a ,r•~~·, Ri9ht mi/as. Righ t
deel1t. Hippy v • c •t i o n •
I P2lol I
'70 PLYMOUTH WAGON
Suburb•11 6 p1u. Pow1r 1l••rin9. •ufoM•·
tk, r1dio, •it coMlitionin g, w1rr111ty. Njc1.
IJ7tA0H )
$3499
'66 BUICK WAGON
Skyl1r~ 6 p111. Auto,, r•dia, pow1r tl11r·
in g, 1ir. St11I thii on1, (7'11CQTI
$1299
'68 IMPALA WAGON
6 p111. Pow1r 1l11rin9, ilulorn•fic tr • .,,.
min ion, r1dio. CWXEl43)
$1999
"'66 FORD WAGON .
$699
'67 OLDS VISTA CRUISER
'p1u. R1d io, P.S., 1u:o . <1ir, Supt• 1h•rp.
IP1l651
$2itt
'69 COUNTRY SQUIRE
T•1i n• 6 p111. On1 0•11•r• 11.ern•lnl"t fie!.
wt rt. P.S .. r1dio, 1ut•, IZLKI !6l
$2899
'70 LTD SQUIRE
W•90.,, lik1 new, ~. W•rr., AM.FM t!1r·
''· r1dio, 111!0., P.S .. •ir, 12,000 mil11,
1919AYI)
$3899
'68 FORD COUNTRY SEO.
6 P1u. Auto .. P,S., •ir, r1d io. Sur• f
d1ndy. !1179&AI.
$2199
'67 FORD COUNTRY SEO.
9 p111. R1d io, 1uto., P.S. N11d1 1 C•r•ful
own••· (P2l4l)
$1599
'69 VOLKSWAGEN WAGON
F11lb•ck. Slick, r1dio, br1nd n•w. Sup1r
1h1rp, IYOG3121
$1899
'68 PLYMOUTH WAGON
Spert S1t,ltit• 6 p111. R•d io, P.S., 1wto.,
1ir co11d, l\ISAl 111 '•
$2099
'69 MALIBU CONCOURSE
VI, 6 p111. R•clio, P.S .. 1r.rto., •ir. Low
mll11. Gt••I cir. IZBSlt6l
$2899
'67 CHEVROLET '70 MALIBU '70 PONTIAC
l i1c1y"1 2 Dr. Cpt . 14,621
mil11, N1w c•r condtllon.
P.S., 1uto., r•dio, good buy.
!VGJ361 J
Co.,11.,,ntal 2 Or. H.T. Ctt•·
All th1 goodi11 . Air cond.,
,J ,ctr i c •w•rvlhin9, You
1hould 11• th, b1•uliful rich
tt1rcluit n1w color w1 pr.1t ort
th[1 cir. f P2350 l
4 Or. S1d•n. -.c1;,, p-•r
1!1•ri11g. •utom 1lfc, •ir coftd .
Kincl• ch111J lor ,111ch 1 nic1
cir. f7 BIAANI
Tr•n1 Am. 1 Or. Fir•bird, 1\1-
dio, P.S., 4 1p••d, ),720 0111
own1r mil•1. l ik1 br•!!d n•w.
111 7CEKI
Cutl111 "$". 2 Or, M.T.
12.000 c1r1fr.1l Ofll -•w
1111!11, Vinyl roof, r•dio, P.S,.
,,I., •Ir corM. N•i+v 11lc1.
19t l1EKI
52699 $3199 .............. ~,.... .....
'61 IMPALA ... '66 IMPALA. S:S. '65 GRAND PRIX
Sp!, Cp•. Auto., r1d io, h11f·
''• P.S. 1ir coftd. Strong Cir
n•H1 • c1r1ful ow"'" ( UUC
021 1.
Cp•. 4~00o~. Auto .. r•·
dlo, Poj-.r. co114.. vi.,yl roof.
l uy if tfl t -'~· !TIJIObl
4 Or. S•cl1n. N1w vinyl roof
~1w tl1rlit1 lrrid11c1nt 9rl1fl
color, N1w rubb1r. L•w
111il11, 1!r. •lie. 11111 l win•
d•w1, !Tll.1221 1
Air cond ., 1l•r;, •••11, wl11·
dow1. Sur• 1 nic• ct r. l r11\G
n1w color, th• work1. f PIC&
1>601
El•cir• 225 Cu1tem. 4 Or. All
th1 1oocl i••· Nie• •t..NOll yrill
•ver fl111I. Air 11 1111'•'· a.•u·
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7 Or. Stick, '"die. IWCE2•1l C,1. 11d!o, •uto., P.S. J UNC
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'63 CORVAIR $499 R1dio, 1Hck. CWVSl1 I)
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'62 CORVAIR $399
2 Or. Cp1. r1dia, 1lick. !QAZ
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'S9 CHEVY $399
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'68 OPEL $799
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Wildc1t. 11.IH, •uto,. •ir, P.5.
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'66 CUTLASS $999
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Family weekly
APRI L 25 , 1971
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DAILY PILOT
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
APRIL 2_., 1971
FAMILY WEEKLY'S
SPECIAL REPORT ON
THE "ALL-AMERICAN
FAMILY SEARCH"
A Survey Tells:
Is Our Family
Way of Life
Still Strong?
Portrait of Our
Most '1 ypically
American" Family
..-@"
How a Great
Quarterback Met
iragedy Head-On
..-@"
~The Dick Cavetts:
Can They Learn
To Live With Fame?
FOR DORO'l'Hl' ANDREFS IA.BIS,
Trt!IUJITU of the U11itfti SUiia
I• llutn • ~ • ..,.., ., .....,. ... v.s.,,..
lo _,. u. dretalado ..
aa d U....P-G. J.
Byn., SM.Ilk, F ..L
• 1be amount of money in circ:ulatioo
is detamioed by tbe demand ol che
public. The amount 1tuctuates seasonal-
ly. For instance, there ii a grcafa' •
mand for and there is more money in
circulation during holidays such u
Ouistmastime and during 5Cbooi sum-
mer vacations. The Federal Reserve or-
ders money from the Treasury Depa.rt-
merrt bued upon the demaod for money
from tbe commercial bub wbicb the
Fcdaal RCICne suppliea.
FOil ClJr WllllAIUJO
Bot11 tUtl ,_.,.,.. .,,,_,_
U., "...CUI i.._, s,.e"
.. Ne. l' ..,..,. BN1-
Nor-. KU., R.pU
Cily, S.D.
• We got our start with a little four-
piece ba.od playing in a Scottish com·
munity in C.aoada. We Utcd to end our
d\ow with .. Auld Lang Sync... It waa
sort of a Scottish ritual Then. on radio,
our ftnt sponsor was llobert Burns Pan-
atda Cigan, and we used to aunci.ate
Robert Burm. who wrote .. Auld Lang
Syne." with our theme soog. To us. it
was always 10 natural, it came without
thinking. I don't really know if anybody
sang .. Auld Lang Sync" 00 New Year'
Eve before we started playin.g iL
FOlt YICICY JO TODD,
Mia Nnodll, 1970
I ~-y.. ere
Ile Ne11•"• S••••
Clair••• •I BOF
(Rcp,,U.-. of F • ...,...
laooi) .,.\Id\ ie • ...
,.,,,_, ~--dolt oppou4 '° dur
-·••'• U6iendio11 ..ooe.aelll. .....
;. IM _.u. ,__,. ..... yo• •fl'lllON
11.e ~"'1~ Hob"-,
Milr=I c-•~f -r-aa.s, ..,. •
• The main reason that I am opposed
to the women's liberation movement
is that instead of liberating women,
it could well end up putting ua in a far
worse CIODdition than what its members
claim we are in now. Some of its "goals
for equality" would actually take away
many privileges that we now have. For eumplc. women's lib tw oome out in
favor of WOOllCft being drafted, whidl l
am definitdy opposed to. As the N~
vada State Chairman of HOW, our
main pl is praervation of the femi-
ninity ol women and the masculinity of
men. I think American women have it
better than any other women on earth,
and I would like to keep it that way.
FOR CLEJ'ELA.ND AMOR¥,
maltor, ailic, PresiknJ of the Fund for Animals
Sltola.W ~ or IUUNllt.ed dof• be
MMJd /or ~ reMJtlda?
COlt'Nld Fiorello
Broold~ N.l'.
• No. F« one thing, they are unknown quantities bea.lth-wisc and
hence are relatively useless as experimental vehicles. For another
thing. haven't they sutfered enough-just being unclaimed and un-
wanted? For still another thing, the medka1 societies are always trying
to obtain such animals from humane societies with "pound seizure"
bills. Not only is this the last thing the people who support humane
societies would wish. it also means that the public ~ confidence in
lhe societies and rather than take animals there, simply abandon them.
Atta all. you've hardly done much if you'"YC rescued a dog into a Jab.
FOK J()BlfNY CASH,~
B .. UI die T~
Ne~ wei ii. ll«Me? -MU. ,... p,,,.,._,
lf'aeo, Te*Ga
e When I first ~ recording in the
mid-SOs for Sun Reoords in Memphis,
I teamed up with two friends who calkd
themselves tbe Tennessee Two because
they were in Teoneuee. The group lata'
beame the Tenneuce Three.
FOil. SEN. CB.iCIU,l;S PEacY.
lllin<N
........ aM IJliJM, ,.,..,,.
•"" f'WP"eilr •I tAe ,.,...eae ~ ,,;p.
Uae1-F •her Sar-
..._,, 1.ua, IU..
• lbc largest erode oil pipeline is the
lnterprovincial Pipeline in Canada. It
includes three lioe.-18 inches, 24
inches and 36 inches for a tot.al )ieQgth
of 1,930 miles. Its capacity ii approxi·
matdy one million barrels per day.
FOa MRS. JOHN D.
R.OCDFEUER, Ill
I ,.._, o/ ,,.,,.,-~ ..... ...,,, ... ......
a.ia ..... ia .. ...
y~ -. tlo Pfddt.-.,,.. qaiJlia6. •• llaere . res!~·~ ....
...... "~ -" "cray
~ ,,_._1--lln. ~e B .
l' ..,.., r .,,.,,..,.., r •.
crazy fashion. They were often bdd to-
gether by embroidery, and many were
tufted as well as quilted .in order to se-
cure the inner stuffing or batting, and
biding. The patchwork category also
includes those rnarvdous old quilta that
had ordered desigm or &et patterns.
Many times being a block motif that
rqw"a•rd 1bese had quaint names.,
many arising from the locality in which
they were first done. as .. Star Pume ..
aod .. Delectable Mountains."
,O& Yllll CAD,~
Bo• tlitl yoa ••' ...,..,. .. • .-..1
Ftm!! yow ...,.._,.
luiJIPY • ..., ,,.,,,,. "1&-
cm..,. .........
6...u.a.1-J. /.Moore, Dal..._, N.C •
• I bad always been around music in
my house, but I oeYer thought seriousJy
about it until my dad tatted me into
aoiJ\I to an audition for a band singer.
1 never chooght rd get the job-but 1
did. And then ( had to think about tak-
ing it. At me time, I was a bookkeeper
al a 1-ok, and J really loved il My boa
even offered me a promotion to the
Statement Department if I would stay.
Actually I had a lot of rough times
starting out. So many times when I was
on the road. I'd caD my parents and uy.
uThat's it. I've had it." But they always
enCOUTagcd me to stick to it rm realJy
fortunate. There are so many sad peo-
ple in this business who didn't have a
family like mine.
FOR ROY '1'HITE,
Nnt Yori Ylllfk.tt1
out~ldu
Co.u ,,.,. kB ..., ,,..
diflerena bea.eea o
IHrUU.. •ffra6e fUld • .,_.Pt« ~e1
-Toa Cooper, ..... ,.,~ TeJUL
• A batting average is determined by
dividing total hits by lotal at-bat&. 5'ug-
ging percentage is determined by divid-
ing total bases (four bases for a home
run) by total at-bats.
FOR FUP FILSON
0. ,.,.,,. -.., ..,.,. u
alee ....... Clfllderftl _._,,.,.,....,., ...
dNli ., ... ia p.a. ..
.eea 011 o1JMr Mo..P
-Mery A.. A.Ilea, RJe..
,. ... ., N.C.
• 1lte set for my show is unusual in
that it allows me to wort .. in the
round" at the forefront of the stage for
part of the show and .in a rectangular
rear area of the stage for other kinds of
sketches. This unique design bas given
a certa.in ftcxibility to this variety show,
which producer Bob Henry feels bas
given the show a "diffenot loot. .. It has
allowed me to chan,e sceoc:ry with little
time lost between shots; therefore, the
studio audience doesn't get tired waiting,
and the cast remains fresh. It has proved
a very suc:cessful des:ip. and rm plased
with it. 'The studio audience bas more
of a chance to be part of the action,
and they have seemed equally pleased.
• Patchwork refen to the a.rt of piecing
fabrics together. It is ooe of three
sUndard quilt types. the other two being
awtiquC. usually of floral designa. md
what is called tbe quilted COUDta'paDe
or trapunto, which contains padded or
oorded quilting for its design motif.
Crazy quilting is a style that falls under
the patdrwort category. Crazy quilb
refer to lho.te quilts which oontain fa-
brics sewn togdher in a random or
You •rw lnvtt.t to mail your questions or comments about any material In
Fam!JY Weetdy. Your lett_er will reoef\le a prompt answer. Write l'O Service Editor
Family Weekly, 641 Lexin(lton Awnue, New York. N.Y. 10022. '
A BOX SEAT FILLED WITH
e 3 GRAND PRIZES-ONE A MONTH FOR 3 MONTHS
e 200-FIFTY DOLLAR CASH PRIZES
PER MONTH
e PLUS $10,000~F MONTHLY
GRAND PRIZE Wi'NNER PICKS
HVlO SCORING
TEAMS OF MONTH
e ALL 603 PRIZES GUARANTEED
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
e TO ENTER
NEXT MONTH'S
SWEEPSTAKES,
GET COUPON
AT YOUR
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OFFICIAL RULES • EASY TO ENTER
l . Tlltrt wlll bl tllrH sep11rat1 i.cMl!tlllJ
drawlncs covtrllll 11111or lo•cu• basoblfl pmes playld durl"I Jv111, Jul1 elld Auaust
1971. £ntr11t for tllt June drawl111 must bt
postmllrUd bJ Mly 31, 1971 end rectlved by
Juno 7d 111711 entr1ts for July must l>e post· rNrlll by Ju11t 30Llt71 and recllvld by Jvly
7. 1971; 111tr111 "" Auaust must l>e post· m1rktd by July 31, 1911 •nd rectlved by
Au1ust 7, 1971. All 111trlt1 for tllt Junt draw·
Ina rectlvld by Ju11t 7 1971 and post1111rlltd
efter May 31, 1971 wlll bt e11tend In th• July
dr1wln1. All 111trl11 for the July drtwlna r•
celved by Jull 71 1971 and postrNrktd 1n1r June 30, lt7 wtll bt 111t1Ad In thl Aucust
drtwlna.
2. S.perttt 111trl1t 1ra rtQulrtd for NCtl
month'& drlwln1-Ju11t, July 1nd Au1ust.
3. On an oflicl•I entry or on • 3" 1 5" piece of PIP•~L print JOU' nam~1 IOdrtss end lip cod• •nd 1111 1111111 1nd eoornt of your Winston
dteltr (If any). If JOU wltll to quellfy for Ult
Grand Pr1zw bollut, clleck on ttlt ofllclal entry
bl•nk" tllt '*"' of tllt m1Jor teqvo ttu1
you ••poet to score tll• lllOSt runs 1nd tllt name of tM tum you upoct to tcort Ult
llul1 #6 for d la.
drawh111 collducted bJ Spotts lnter111tlonal,
en lndtt>tndtnt Jud1ln1 orcenlntlon wtlose
decisions er• final. S. Th• Crtl\d Prize In NCtl of thrff montlls
wlll be $10,000 c11ll plus two box-seat
tlcMts to • 1111)0r lllCUI cema. All 1ntrlt1 received by the Indicated deedllnu In IM1
# 1 wlll bt tll&lblt for tllt respective lllOllth's
drewlncs wtlettltr or not tilt HI scorlnc or lo
scor1111 t11ms •rt llldlc1ted on tllllr 111trl11.
HowevtrLlf both tllt HI scorln1 t11m end Lo
scorlnc uam (or teams tied for tllese poll·
tlons) durln1 the ulender montll ere dttll· nettd correctly 011 e Grand Prht wlnntr's
entry, the wln!llf will rec1lv1 e bonus 1)(111
of $10 000 CHll -e totel CHll Pf11• of $20.000. 200 other prlzts of $50 Hell wlll b1 awerdtd In Nell montll's drewlna. All win·
ners wlll be notlfild by 111111.
7. OnlJ one prize to e femlly. Thi odds of wtnnlnc wlll bt fftlfllllntd by tll• numblf of
111tl1ts received .. ell month. All 603 c1tfl
prizes wlll be "'8rdld. Winston
Pll..TSR·CIOAl!STTES '"'' ru111 du= the ultndlr "'°""'· Sff
•If a>• 11" tel If ,.,., Is eseil, lie -•
te "'"' ....... If ... tal9t ,.. ....,, select• llelew ,_. .-. lllf "*'"·
a. sweepmkes °"" to reildontl of t111 Contln111tal United States elld tt.wtll only.
Entrants must bl 21 ~"' of e11 Of old«. EmplOJ"S •nd tlletr flmlllts of II. J .lltyMldS
Toblcco CO., Its sublldler111 end 1flllll1ed
compalllts, Its lclnrtlllna l(ltldts lftd
Spotts lnttrl\ltlONI lrt not tlllffllt. Vold 111
1dlllo. MlsSCM1r1 Md Wulllnato11 end wlltr-t't., else prol'llblttd or rtstrtcted by lew. All
fecllrtl. state and local Inn, end recul1t1011S
applJ. To obtain e llst of wlnMB, sOfld • stlniptd, self-Mdreued tll'ttlOtll to "Wl111to11
Wlnnlf'S." P.O. S0.1996, SL f'lul, Mlnnnota
55177.
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4. Wltll teefl entry Hfld 2 lfllOly WlnstOfl
pee Ult s l'(l ftC, SUPlf Kl 111 or llrtntllol) or
ttlt words "Winston fllter Clpettts" pl111tld
In block lotter• on 1 3• 1 s• piece of ptt11r.
lllter es oft111 11 JOU wllll but eecll tfttrJ must bt 1111lltd In • stt1erl1• tll'lelope. Mtfl
to: "Wl11ston's Kl/lo 111111111 SWtepstllles,"
P.O. Bo• "79, st. Peut, MlMOIOtl 551n.
5. Wllllllfs wlll bt dtttnnlned In rendom
t. locel, state and federal tuts, If any, •• tllt responslblllty of th• wlfttlll"I.
NO PURCHASE REQUIRED ENTRANTS MUST B£ 21 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDElt
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C ti 1' a J •rtllllOL.Dt tOIACCO co., •••. WUUTO~ ...... " C
KING: 20 mg. "ta('. 1.3 mg. nicotine-SUPER KING: 20 mg. "tar': 1.4 mg. nicotine. av. per cigarene. FTC Repon NOV. '70.
"To enter nollt monttl'• •-.-t•.....,
1ot eddltlonel C4Klpona •t your favonto ato,.." r-----------------------· Mall te: Wh11t .. •1 Ml/le tasehlt sn.,stabs
,.0. lea "71, St. h91, lll•11not115177
Pleese enter mt In tht Winston HI/lo 81111>111 Sweepsllkts. Enclosed art
two empty Winston p1cu1es. Kina or Super Kine Sllf, or the words "Winston
rllter Ct1ar1ttn" printed In block letters on • blenk 3• x ~· sheet of pt per.
You can enter 11 often u )'Ou wish but each entry must be mtlled sep1retely.
Stt Rule • l for po1! ... uk deedllnes coverlna entries for etch month's
d"wlnc.
I certify th1t I 1:-n 21 yHrs of 111 or older.
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(Required)
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Put one check In tilt ''HI" column DP90site ttlt lllmt of tlle 1 .. m )'Oii IX·
pect to score t111 most number Of nins and °"' dlecll 1111rll In the "lo"
colum11 opposllt lllt name of tile tum you expect to score the IHst 1111mblf
of nins durlna t111 celender lllDfttll.
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• ClllCAC:O _,,, $01 u OAlllMICI H MUrt« no MOUSIOll ASTIOS u 0 ti lOUIS t.\aOI
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Family Weekly I April is, 1971 Are American parents today as in.sensitive and uncaring as we are led to believe?
Are our children so rebellious and destructive?
A recognized columnist and lecturer looks for-and finds-some answers
A Special Survey:
Is Our Family Way of Life Still Strong?
By Jean Adam•
Would a husband rather
have his wife respect him or
be sexually in tune with him?
Whal is the biggest problem facing
the American family today?
What. in a husband's view, are the
qualities of a good wife? ... and vice
vena?
I do not cl.aim to have ddinite an-
swen to these questions. But I do be-
lieve I have some indicatioos.
Last summer, St families gathered
at Lehigh Acres in Florida. They were
participating in the AU-American Fam-
ily Search. They bad bcal adectcd from
an around4he-oation study conducted
by the All-American Family Jmtitute in
auociation with the Depart.mart of the
Treasury, United Stau:a Savinss Bood
Division.
After the meeting, I sent comprciheo-
sivc questioonaira ta 19 of these fam-
ilies. Tbey were not a scientific cross
acctioo, but they wete typical American
families, and they answered many ques-
tions oo which little ooncrete informa-
tion bas so far been available.
Tlae Fecton ill a lhlpPJ FmnDy Life
On one section of the questionnaire
l asked husband and wives to evaluate
Che factors in a happy family lifo--to
say what they considered the most im-
portant factors in getting along weU
together from day to day.
To give them something to work
with, I listed 17 !actors which I have
learned from my sturues and work as a
family adviser. I asked them to rate
the.c fact.on aod to list aoy others
which to them seemed to belong oo the
list.
On my list, (identical for husbands
and wives) were these items:
Similar age, husband and wife
Coming from similar financial
background
Having similar cducatiooa.J back-
ground
Wife's intaat in busbancfa occo-
patioo
Physical appearance ot mate( pby-
lical attractioo)
Husband's interest in wife's activ-
ities
Similar bobbies
Honesty in family djsmsejons
Coosideratioo aAd understanding
(raped)
Comfortable income
Sharing in chores and reapoosibiti-
ties of child-rearing
Compatible sex life
Humor
Open communication without re-
sentment
Agreement oo. child discipline
Similar retigiou5 bactgrouod and
interests
Sharing bowchold n:sponsibl1itica
Tbe answers showed "coosideratioo
and understanding (respect)" to be by
far the most important sinsJe quality
wanted in both husbands and wives.
Pbysical appearance was named by
ooly ooe husband to be important in a
wife. No wives at all listed it.
A comfortable income got a vt:ry low
rating by the wives and an even lower
rating by the husbaods. (There is some
conflict here because in another facet
of the qucstioonaire. income was given
a very important place. More about that
later).
A compata'ble sex lite was rat.eel third
by husbands, fourth by wives.
Besides consideration aod under-
standing (respect) and a compatible
sex life, other items which rated highly
included honesty in family discussions,
open communication without resent-
ment, similar back.ground and interest
in religion, and the &baring of child-
rearing chores.
Here. in order, are t.bc most impor-
tant f octors karing on a ltappy /amity
Ii/~ cboee:o by both husbands and wives.,
with tbe scores of each factor accord·
ing to the oomparati~ value that was
given to it:
Husband
( I ) .Respect
(72 points)
(2) Communi-
cation (3$
points)
(3) Sex life
(31 points)
( 4) Religion
(20 points)
Wtw1
( I ) Respect
(74 pointa)
(2) Honesty
(33 points)
( 3) Cc-cnmmai-
caeioo (31
pointa)
(4) Sex life
(28 poin1J)
(5) Hooesty (S) Religion
(19 pointJ) (28 points)
( 6) aharing in ( 6) Sharing in
cbiJd..rearing chikkuring
chores ( 1 s chores ( 14
points) points)
No other factor in my ori3itiaJ list
scorea more than six points. Hosbads
gave aeose of humor that score; a com-
fortable income got the same score with
wives.
The striking thing to me about the
ratings was bow highly and uniformly
important both husbands and wives
feel the "coosidetatioo aad understand-
ing (RSped),. Of their partner to be.
Both ranked it almost twice as im-
portant u the next quality prefeued.
Cd6lc &e Wad 0-.t 0-
BeRclcs the above questioas.. 1 at.o
provided each couple with a list of 18
standard everyday respoosaOillties. Each
member of the family was asked who
abooJd be mainly resporw"ble for each.
The answers were illuminating.
Three of the fathers voted them-
xlves the job of making beds. Six said
they should fix the morning co«ee. Frve
were willing to make the coffee and
bring it to their wives in bed.
Opinion was evenly divided on
whether the roothe:r or children &bould
wash tho dishes. Almost everybody
voted dad the job of cleanina the yard..
Both fathers and mothers claimed
heavy responsibilities toward disdpline
of children.
Mothers and fathers agreed that the
bulk of bowebold duties abouJd be the
respoosibility of the mother.
On a point basis. mothcn voted
themse~ a total of 226 poin1s of du-
ties, f.atben I 53 points and child.ten
130 points.
The &.tbers' vote was similiar-214
points for the mother, 169 for the fa-
ther and 123 f oc the cbildten.
It is interesting Chat both husbands
and wives.. are willing to take on more
~bilitiet than their partnea ex-
pect them to ~umc-216 as opposed
to 214 joints for the motben and 169
u oppoeed to J SJ pointa for the fatben..
And.. as a passing note, mothers seem
to spect • litdc more from the childreo
around the home than fathers do.
Wlllo II dae Bradwl er1
Oae key aspect of tbc analysis dealt
with the matter of who shouJd be tbe
breadwinner, .M &bou1d provide the
f.amily's income.
Both fathers and mothers voted this
responsibility a1molt unanimousJy to
the father.
Despite their conviction OD this point,
both fathers and mothers appareotty are
willing to be elastic became in half the
families polled. the wife worb outside
the home. Some of these jobs are put
time. but most are lull time.
The husbands insist, however, that
under oo c:ircumstances shall out&idt
employment interfere drasticaJly with
child care and child-rearing. Some
specified that the mothers should be al
home when the children oome in from
ICbool. And fUben., psycbologjc:alty.
just don't want ta be replaced .. the
"breadwinner ...
Why do wives wort? Their anawen
indicated that it is not because of ca-
reer oonvictioo or to have feminine freo-
dom; it i! simply bccalllc the Ulllily can
use atra money and becmse people are
very sensitive to the rising cost of living.
WMt b die F..tJ't ....,._ Pta•lem?
Highest on the list was .. commwtica-
tioo within the family." This WU fol·
~ immediately by expressed coo~
c:erm about income and living C05b..
The concem over com.municatioo
took the form of a complaint-thas
family members are too busy to com·
municate with each other, giving rise to
tensions. Families also expressied coo-
oem about bavina too many demands
made OD their ~ too many
options to c:hooee from. too many
things to do, thus aeUina up commwll-
Qtion barrien.
wt.t An! dae RM edli A.d9del
T ...... W-'t IA:u°'h-e!
They're mixed! Slishtly more than
ooe-balf of the men interviewed foe'
that this movement is ridiculous. On
tho other band, nearly half of the fa.
then do haft a tolerant attitude. A
IOfter attitude tends to be manifested
among thoee husbands whole wives are
employai outside the home.
Typical lllDOaB the cnmnu:ab were:
""Wbeo a girl marries and bas child.rm.
&be should be mature eoouch to accept
the n:spoosibi.lities that this places Oil
her. She ahould be able to ldjust her
life llCCOldingly."
Unfortunately at the ages of 18 to 21.
most of us are atilJ too immature and
undjtcauing to be able to mate tbe
mature judgmenCI that this attitude
would require. This goes for maJc:s as
well as females.
WW~aGoNWWef
I tried 10 analyze what trails the
father thinb are il:nportant for a good
wife. a oppc>led to the tram 6M t.binb
are important in benelf.
Respect turned up again on this
opaHDd quc:stioo. The husbend typi-
cally feds that the wife should &bow
respect for him. The wife also reaJiu:a
that there lhould be respect and under-
standing in tbe relationship. Ho.eftr.
the respect abe rders to apparmdy is
intended to be mutuol. Both insist on
Jene, affection and deTotioo---but the
wife insists on them a little more stroaa--
ly than the busbaod does.
Bclid in God alto makes for a ec>Od
wife, KIXllJ'diDa to busbmds In fad,
this is four times more i.mponnt in the
busbend'a mind than it is in hn mind.
Tbo husband is quite jnsjstrnt that
the motbef' be a mother and not a fa-
tbef' to bis childral. In other words. the
father'a respooses to this seric:s of qua-
tioos were much more chiJd..oriam:d
than the mother's rapoo:sa. Thia is not
to say that care and rearing of the chil-
dlco are unimportant to her-it is lim-
ply uppeunost in the mind of the father.
and be wanb notbin1 she does to inter-
fere with this.
....,. .. Al• Wll
In listing what mates a good wife,
beauty and appearance IC.ored relative!y
low <:Otasiderably Iowa' than 90010 of
the abcmHnentiooed factors. But beau-
ty and appearance of the mother wen
more i.mportaDt to the father than to
the motba'.
Thia ..... to ...... dllll tis &dm
repnb tbe femak•s role in the man
tncfitjon.al eense: ~
bllpnate/ mistreal motbc:r. 1be modlCr
dom not object to this role, bat -•
titude toward it ia Im mtbmiatic than
that of the fatba'.
Cl 11' , I,.,. O" -
PumD and cbildren tended 1o ..
that cnmm•micatjcns bet'Ween them. in
these particular f1milia, were .. good to
ac:cDcot .. But pen:nta thoqbt ti.a
communicatiom between them and
their c:bildreo wen a little better than
the cbiJdreo thou&ht they were.
Sllltf!6•1'--
Botb motben and fathers. with only
a few raenabom. teDdcd to !-nor the
practice of child adoption, c:m1a'ed
around the ooncept that after your own
family bu miched the desired m.e
(8PPfOXimately two), ldditiooal dul-
drco abould be adopted if more chiJdmi
are desiml..
C--! I a:
I came away from this raearch with
the conviction that the typical Ameri-
can parents of today aren't • '"way-
out" or una.rins as we are IOllldi11ws
led to bdinc.. Neither are their cbiJ..
drm so RbeUioua « ~ For
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Says Mr. Flood, "Naturally the title
represents a challenge. But one thing's
for sure ... it's not at all embarrassin~
to be honored for being 'typically American' "
Meet the Bernard Floods:
Our "Most Typical
American Family"
By Ted Otis
of the Family Weekly Staff
A shiny new automobile turns into the
driveway of a modest ranch-style home in the
small, almost rural, town of Parkersburg,
W. Va. As the man climbs out of the car, a
woman and two clean-cut boys come running
out of the house to greet him.
"Hi, Dad!" the younger boy shouts. ''Did you bring us
any presents?"
It's the kind of scene thal takes place in front of millions
of American homes on any given day. A typical family. you
might say. And in a sense you'd be right. But io another
sense you'd be wrong: for this is the family of Bernard F.
Flood, Jr., and he and his wife Margaret. with their two sons,
John, 10, and James, eight, are the official All-American
Family of 1970.
Why were the Floods chosen? Not because they are partic-
ularly exceptiooal. They were chosen precisely because they
are so "typically American"-in the best sense of that term.
As a family, they represent, in the opinion of a panel of dis-
tinguished judges, the best example of America's most basic
values and instirutions.
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(Continued on page 9)
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(Conta.Md from page 6)
6Ued out the forms, put t.bcm in the
mail and forgol all about it." A momb
later, they na:iwd a pbooe call in-
forming them that they had been cbo-
lell to Jtipl tM:Ut thD state of West Va·
ginia ill tbe Third Na.tioowide AD·
American Family Search a.ad Papnt.
on All,llllt l S. 1970.
Before they tDew it. the Floods wae
soatina up the aun in Lehi~ Acres.
Florida, a "'"01111Dunity near Ft. M)"n.
Wlth them were SO other families rep-
raeotma ach state and the District of
Columbia. For eight days they were
interriewed and observed by a boat of
judges. attended forum di.tcuasiom and
were kept busy with a multitude of di-
vene activities. Bernard competed in
IC'lfiu& bowlina and safe driving; Mar-
prct competed in cookina and outri-
tiooa.I sboppina; Jobn and James took
.put in w~ oootats and
spelling bees. On the bas.is of their attl-
tude, ability and tense of family unity,
the Floods emerged the victors.
Asked their impressions oo having
won. Marpret admits. "Frantty we
~ sboc:ted. I still can't believe it. ..
Adds Bemard: "Naturally the tide
repraents a chaJ.leqe and responsibility
to us. One thing'• for sure . . . it's not
at all embarrasaiog to be honored for
being 'typically American.' ••
The Floom: "As a family tt'8y repcesent the best uamp&e
of America's most basic values and institutions."
The Floods arc weU.Wted for the
honors. Bernard a.empliftcs the Ameri-
can Dream in that he rose from a mod-
est background, wad to a state univer-
sity and wotbd his way up through
the ranks to a managemcot position in
the Borg-Wamc:c C-orporatioo. "Al-
tbou.gb Bc:mie•s wed tak.el him out of
the country several times a yeu ... Mn.
f1ood says. --We've bad oo trouble ad-
justing to it.. 1be boys sec their father's
work u a service to mankind. They
fed be is helping others around the
world. Sornetimea we've been able to So
with him on bis 1ripL Visiting Europe
bu bdpcd UI all to g10W • to 11CC bo-
yond our own community and country
and to rea1iz.e that people. wbcRver
they live, are much like us."
When be•s not traveling, Bernard
tries to find time to pursue bis stamp
c:oUecting. As for Margaret's several
bobbia. besides cookina and reading,
much of her time is speol preparing
for Sunday School leaoos and doing
tocial work (the Heart Fund is her fa.
vorite charity) •
John. a teVenth grader with an pen-
chant for sports, is an avid Little
Leaguer. "I don't have a definite career
in mind, but I want to do somethiaa
that will be of ICfvice to man." John
coasiataltly makes the Honor RoO at
echool and is • voracious reader.
Tun is a Cub Scout tint, ~
to his mother. and a third gndc:r' .ec.-
ood. He likes swimming, wrestling. col-
lecting matchbooks, pla)'io& tbc guitar
and liltmin& to records. (He spi1b out
dlis list almost all in one bra1b.) ms
heroes are Bobby lC.eoaedy and Martin
Luther King, whom he feds rqucw:ut
"what good men should be."
The Floods wae aked if their par-
ticipation in 1he Family Search changed
tbl:lir liw:a in usy way. Mr. Flood r&-
plied. "We fd:t dW it bdped 111 to
srow and karn in much the same way
our tramiq bas. It bu pveo us tbe
opportunity to achaqe ideas and com-
monic:ate with othas. Tbe family is bo-
ina examined today U De'fa' bef<>R, as
the ICal'Cb for idaltity among the oa-
tioo•s youth becomes mot"e pronounced..
Many solutions to the problems are to
be found in the family ibclL Only by
improving the family can we build a
better society."
Marpret Mead, world renowned an-
thropologist and pcmtiug judF al the
All-American Family Pap.ant, ooo-
cluded her Temarb to the prea with
the following: "In the aid. it will be
the family way of life tbat will per-
teVere. The family c:banga, but it will
oewr disappear. Every attempt to dim-
inate the f.amily has failed... And ob-
viously they will oootioue to t.il with
families lite the Floods around. From
their point of new, the American Fam-
ily ii ddinitdy bete to stay. +
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Your new good looks guaranteed or
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Peach Glamour
For Main Dishes
By Melanie De Proft
Food EdftOf
• Cana of ding peaebee beloag
011 the weU..toeked pantry .helve.
of today'• homemaker. Tbeee
peaehe. .erved with no embel·
U.hmenta offer u• their o.-ehard·
ripe delieiouaneM throaghoat
the year. Their verudUty aud ap..
peal are UmldeM in all food
preparation. Here, they He (ea-
tared ae temptbag "ao--lonp"
with main dblaee.
Company Beef and Peaches
1 caa (8 OL) t.oaato MDC.
whlaoeiMa
l eaa (8 en.) aliced ~
clratW
Peaeli 1ynp
% cap beef broth
2 tabi.poe119.......,. •11rar
2 tablespoou 1ea .. jaice
1 taWftpoGa pre.-.-.. ta.rel
I teupooe W orcmterahln •Hee
1 dOTe prtic. •hleecJ
1 be•elt:9e beUma w e,e ol
rood beef rout (2 to S 0..)
v._taw..u
2 taw....-eeW water
Z teupooaa cwmata.rdl
1. Turn the tomato sauoe with onions
into a bowl. Mix in the peach syrup,
(setting peaches aside), beef broth,
brown sugar, lemon juice, prepared
mustard, Worcestershire sauce, and
garlic. Set aside.
2. Cut meat across the grain into 6
to 8 slices. about ~ in. thick.
3. Heat oil in a large sk.iOet. Add the
meat slices and brown oo both sides..
Sprinkle with All aod ~ ,.
per. Pour the sauce mixture over the
meal Simmer, covered, about I~
hrs., or until meat is fork-tender;
tum meat slkea occasionally.
4. Overlap meat s1ica to one side of
a heated serving platter.
5. Put water into a saew-top jar.
add cornstarch, cover tightly, and
shake to blcn~ stir into sauce in
skillet Bring to boiling; cook about
l min. Mix in sliced peaches and beat
thoroughly; spoon to the aide of
meat on the platter. Cover meat with
sauce. Garnish with "**"ea
6 to 8 servings
Peadi-Crowned Lundteon
Meat Bake
J caa ( 1 % os.) lueheon •..t.
shredded
2 •""1•• onioa, dlopped ~ ct11J dieecl celery
~ capslinnd creea pepper
4 aediaa pOta~ eoobd. Pffled.. ... aat ia c1lbea
1 C11)t beef broth c..-eliac peaelt btnl.
clraiaed
Savory bttf and ctDUt«l
cling peoclta are teamed ;,. a
rich tomato SIUlU /or
Company Bu/ and Peaches
served with a salad of
Bibb lettuce and raditha.
L Put lunc:beoo meat, onion. celery,
green pepper and potatoes into a
greased 1 ~ -qt. bek.ing dish. M°JX
gcntJy; add broth. Set in 400°F . oven
30 min.
2. Remove and top with peach
halves; brush generously with ..._
and sprinkle with brown lapl'. R~
turn to oven and continue beating
1 S min. A bout 6 servings
Lemon Chicken with
Peach Fritters
1 eup aiftecl alJ-paflMM loer
Z tableepeo111 .. 1ar
1 teaapooa bakia1 powder
% teaspoon aalt
% nap laked «0e•wt
t ~c. beata
% cup milk
% cap onn1e jalce
2 teaapocma grated lemon peel
Z .. ack-pac:k c:au (5 oa. eac:h)
cticed clfac ~ clrabled
Oil ror deep fryiq. beet.eel
to 375•F.
Broiled dliebll. buted wldi a
lemon buU.1 sag~
1. Sift flour, sugar, baking powder,
and salt together into a bowl Stir in
COCODDL
%. Mix egg. milk, orange juice, and
lemon peel in a bowl. Add to dry in-
gredients and stir just until blended.
GenUy mix in the drained peaches.
J. Drop battc:r by tablespoonsfub
into the heated oil ooe layer deep.
Fry about 3 min., or until wdl
browned, turning to brown evenly.
Remove from oil and drain on ab-
sorbent paper. When temperature re-
turns to 375•p ., repeat process using
remaining dough.
4. Serve bot as an accompaniment to
the broiled chicken.
A bout 1 do:.. /rittni
Now, for die lint dae eftr
offend iD dda c:ou:atly, ,-ca.-
REAL PE~SHIPPED
DIRECT TO YOU
FROM 'IOICYOJAPAN
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Oc:Milllc pcarll. acll one tatai from a tiwc °'*' ... artilbcall. atalCkd -• silt ltniad, in a ~•st) tuv1ihal. 1v11-arioa1, c11pensivc, 14 trtcb 11edlau.
GUAIUNTEED WORTH 1100.00 ...
HOW YOURS FOR T11£ FANTASTIC-
AUY WW r/ftCE OF JUST 114.9'.
Thia la a pho'°9f11Ph of one of
the olftcfel ~..., oerttnc_...
lailued In New YOl'k. ~ are
on me In our office. Two re-
apecied euthorltln In ttt. Jew-
elry field hen appr•lsed thla
beautiful, luxurious, pewt neck-
l8Ce ea $100.00 retail value.
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NanvallJ you want to know ny we a1n offer you a
SJ00.00 m.il value for ja Sl4.9S ... Jl'a as Uinple a1 tbll ... Tbac beautiful valuable pn.rh will be lhipped
direc:tly to yoo by our caperu in J1pan. You save bc-
aa. there is "" iMP'"f''· no ,,..,,ol,~lrr, no "'"''"· Jn add1llon. you win receive your pearb wilb • silt u-.1
at eadl end oft~ ailk strand. This method bririp du&y
down to about SO cents per strand. WMn you decide to
bcp tbac 1uimriou:s valuable pearls. you limply mnove
the taaela and tie on your UK sollJ 6oltl closp which we
will also ship to you. IN ACTUAL TESTS A 12 YEAR
OLD GIRL WAS ABLE TO 00 THIS IN LESS
nlAN 3 MINUTES FLAT! Because ~ "'Ip dirutly
from Japan, with tusets.. instead of the clas., already
ins1al1cd. you save about 809' of the normal retail cosa
of thae beaUllfuL expensive luxurious J'l('lrls.
DAL PL\.llU AD .... .......... BAL nAm..a AB ..... Cult1lnd pcarta are not _..,.,..
..,.. 'IRS SA1 line products; no t110 pearll lft
Tiie bom9til1ll .... _.. pqcious euctly alike. Pearll come ilt io-
tnlllllR. P8llrta are built, c:ryUal flnlte varla1ion1 of 1ur{ace tt.zt· b~yllera toilina 1 tnturet and lrldeacencea and • • • . • n:al pemda • • • tlloaaa•d• of pearlt ma1t be
•atural or ca tured ..• are 1creened to Mlect a matcllcd ~ ~.,..... ti.Mu& for a_....,..,.
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Ewn though tht9 .. the moet tantastk: pearl
value ever offered In this count;y, we are wlU-
tng to gtve you a 10 day free trlal period to
au.mine theM beautlfuJ, valuable pear1s In the
prtvecy of your own home. Show them to your
frlendl, neighbors, and even to any )eweler
. •. they must agree that these pearls are a
beautiful and as vaJuable as we aay they a,.,
or we wttt be gtad to refund your tutl purchaee
price.
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The All American-the 82nd
Airborne Division. Activated in 1917.
Took pan in three major offensives
against the Kaiser's troops.
Reorganiz.ed u the 82nd Airborne
Division in World War Il. Fought in
Sicily and Italy and in the invasion of
Normandy. Helped tum back German
counteroffensive at the Battle of the
Bulge. Io 1968, deployed its 3rd Brigade
with detachments to Vietnam. Now
back to full strength at Fort Bragg,
North Carolina.
Old Ironsides-the lst
Armored Division. First armored
division to be organiz.ed, first to
go overseas, first to land in
Algeria and engage German
troops in World War 11. ln
1941-42, engaged the famed
"Afrika Corps" and helped
def eat it. ln four years of
fighting. ranged from Nonh
Africa to Northern Italy. In
actual field service, logged the
most days in combat in World
War II. Their home is
Fon Hood, Texas.
Forever Forward-the 19'7th Infantry
Brigade. Largest brigade in the Army.
Composed of units of aU combat arms and
combat services. Each with a proud hi,,tory of
its own. The 197tb's job is the training of
officers, specialists. and rangers. Their home
is Fort Benning. Georgia-the world-famous
Infantry School.
The Brave RiOes-tbe 3rd t\rmorcd
CavaJry Regiment. With 124 years of
service to the Nation. Earned its nickname
in the assault on Me1ico City during the
Mexican War. In World War ll they served
under General Patton, who said: " ... it'sa
distinct honor to have commanded an
Army in which the 3rd Cavalry served."
Their home is Fort Lewis. Waabington.
Helton Wheels-the2ndAoooced
Division. Earned its famous name
during mane~en with General
George S. Patton, Jr. In 1942 they
invaded Northwest Africa. Eight
months later they eocered Sicily. In
1944 they became fint Allied unit to
enter Belgium. Selected to be fust
American unit to roll into fallen Berlin.
Their home is Fort Hood, Texas.
The Big Red Ooc-thc 1st Infantry
Division. First to go ovencas in World War I.
Pint to land in Britain in World War ll. First
ashore in North Africa. First at Normandy on
D-Oay. First to crack the Siegfried Linc. In 1965,
landed first element of an infantry division in
Vietnam. After nearly f1Ve years in Vietnam,
their home is Fort Riley, Kansas.
The Ivy Division-the Fighting
Founb. In 1918 they stopped the Kaiser's
drive to Paris and cracked the Hindenburg
Line. In World War ll, they were the first
Allied troops into Gennany. In Vietnam,
they helped stabiliu the Northern and
Central Highlands. Now their home is
Fon Carson. Colorado, in the foothills
of the Rocky Mountains.
Here are the patches of seven of America's
greatest history-makers.
They've made history on many a battlefield .
. Their tradition of readiness to serve-anywhere
and anytime-is known around the world.
Now you can enlist for the one yoµ want.
And make its history and tradition your own.
For more information about these great outfits,
fill out and mail the coupon. We'll send you,
absolutely free and without obligation of any kind,
an attractive folder that gives
the background of the outfits
you have selected.
Or see your Army
Recruiter today. Tell
him the outfit you want.
And if you quality, you'll
get it. In fact, it will be
guaranteed in writing before __ ..... .--.. , ..
you enlist.
Join with the history-
makers. And make a little
history of your own.
Army Opportunities
Dept. 200
Hampton, v.. 23369
Date __
ZFW:lM-71
I'd like to know more about the outfits I've indicated.
I undentand this involves no obligation on my part.
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(Olde the ptitcbes you're intereleed ill.)
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A Football Hero
Who Turned the Tables
.. On Tragedy
"In March, 1957, Don Klosterman was skiing a steep trail near Banff in the
Canadian Rockies. Suddenly he found himself hurtling toward another skier. On
the right was an immense outcropping of rock; on the left, a sudden dropoff ... "
By Jim Scott
On his first day in the office of the
NFL champion Baltimore Colts early m the 1970 season, a young employee
noticed that the team's general manager
and vice-president, Don Klosterman,
was walking with a limp.
"Did you hurt your leg'?" he asked.
"Yes." responded the ebuflient boss. "But it's
nothing. I have no complainL ..
And be really hasn't. though he's partially para-
tyz.ed from the wa,L,t down.
As a young quarterback, Don rated with the best
of all time. At Loyola University in California
( 1949-.S 1 ) , he completed 3 3 passes in one game
against the University of Florida and before be was
through set eight National Collegiate records, some
of which stood for l 0 years.
KJosterman was the number-one draft choice of
the Cleveland Browns io 1952. He was traded to the
old Dallas Tex.ans. who were to move shortly to
Baltimore, but a dispute arose over the transaction,
and Klosterman was made a free ageoL .
Anxious to return to his Los Angeles home, Don
signed with the Los Angeles him. whom be served
in 19.Sl. He was then called into the Army. When
be returned in 19.55, he found the Rams rich in
quarterbacks.
"I was eager to play," recalled Don, "but I knew
there was no chance with the Rams. So I got per-
mission from them to let me join Calpry in the
Canadian League. in 19.56."
Tragedy overtook Kloltcrman oo a brilht St. Pat-
Dan Ind CW. ... IDlllried....,. wwwtt..,..,
Illa •ddeut. TheJ hllwe t. ..,_. dlUdrM.
rick's Day in March, 1957. Klosterman was skiing
a steep trail near Bantr in the Canadian Rockies.
Suddenly be found ~lf hurtling toward a girl
who was snow-plowing her way slowly down the
mountain. On the right was an immense outcropping
of rock:; on the left, a sudden dropoff. To avoid hit-
ting the girl, Klosterman shot out into space to the
left. It was a JO.foot drop, al the bottom of which
was a tree. U oable to stop, Don crashed into iL
Docton al the hospital found that Don's second
and third lumbar vertebrae were fractured and that
bis spinal cord was damaged. Grimly they an-
nounced be would never walk again.
But KJostenmn had always been an optinUsL A
devout Catholic, be had early ~ the lessons of
determination. For the next year, be underwent a
rugged propam of physical therapy and weight-lih-
ing. By now, his body bad shrunk from 193 to 139
pounds. Yet slowly the use of his limbs returned.
Fmally be wu able to take his first steps.
Sixteen months alter his accident, Don walked-
for the first time without braces--Oown the mle for
his own wedding. He's now the father of an adopted
son and daughter-Kurt, eight, and Katie, seven.
"The thing that really brought me around. bCsides
my faith, was golf. I bad to find something within
my physical capabilities that was still competitive.
Golf was just the tickeL ..
After he broke 80, Don was ready to go to work.
Posses3Cd of a remarbble football intellect, be was
hired in 1960 by the Los Angeles Chargers of 1M
American FootbaU League.
An cx~ly penuasive person, Klosterman, as
talent scout, was credited with recruiting the great
athld.es who al once made the Chargen one of
the powen of the new league, including such playcn
as John Ha.dl. Keith Lincoln and Ron Mix. The
Chargen won the AFL Western Division title in
1960 with a 10-4 record. They moved to San Diego
in 1961 , and then they repeated as West.em cham-
piOlu with a 12-2 mart.
lo 1962 Lamar Hunt enticed Klosterman to Kan-
su City as bis vice-president and general manager.
There Don rou.nclrid up the taleot that enabled the
Chiefs to win the AFL title in t 966, and the world
championship in 1970. Klosterman signed such mon-
sters as Buck Buchanan. Bobby Bcfl, 'Ed Budde,
Dave Hill and Aaron Brown.
What is KJosterman's unique talent in this vital
phase of the game? For one thing. he's had the money
behind him that bas enabled him to ma..t.e solid of-
ten. But, more important. b.:'s one of the most gen-
uine and frieodJy men in sports. He gets along well
with everyone and seems never to o«eod.
A year after Klosterman moved to Houston as
general manager in t 96S, the AFL and NFL merged,
Don IOoltennan (left) credits Coif far hllplnc
hilR mab a phJSieal COtMMdl
With Don hent Is -pro Doac s.nden.
thus ending the bitter war for playen. Now 26 pro
teams were taking part io the annual draft, and the
talent was spread thin. Klostaman's main duty be-
came making sure that every draft choice counted.
In 1970 he accepted owner Carroll D. Rosen-
bloom'• offer to take over as complete boss of the
Baltimore Colts. Under bis lcadenhip, the Colts
woo the world champiooship in 1971.
Klosterman now bas largely forgotten bis handi-
cap, so absorbed is he in pro football Nothing seems
h> bother him. Once. at a Chicago football gather-
ing, be· was sitting on a radiator in a hotel room.
Suddenly everyone realized that bis pants were oo
fire. (Don has oo feeling in the lower part of the
body.) The blue didn't upset him. Neither does it
annoy hjm when he's mistaken for a drunk on city
slnlets. "Just being alive," says Doo Klosterman, "is
enough to make me tbankful." •
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18 mg. "tar,H 1.4 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette. FTC Report Nov. 70. @ 1970. Brown & ~Hiamson Tobacco Corp.
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To Wear Everywhere:
Pants
Ensemble
By Rosalyn Abrevaya
Here's a pants suit wi
pizazz, one you can sew
easily at home, that's
equally at ease in the
city as the country.
The ensemble (you add
your own blouse) fea-
tures a contrast-banded
tunic jacket, just the
right length to cover
figure faults, secured
attractively with a d~ .......... ~1"
tachable belt. The slacks
unzip in fty-front style.
As an added bonus, the
same pattern includes
directions for making a
pair of snorts, fashion's
newest darling. Sug-
gested fabrics: cotton,
a polyester blend,
or a bonded knit.
To get your pattern
for this smart de-
sign, simply fill out
the coupon below.
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bun.ua carda, ntJ~,
~ boob, etc. ~t free
acu1&plH, "'o"er-Maki•g
llGlu kit -eon 100 free
buainua car<U primed teitlt.
rowr JMJMe. For detail•:
YoMr 1! apohre roll of
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developed for bftlr 11.50, if '°" toill ·-tlt.ia editorial aloftg WJiU& tM /ilM. At1r
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The Dick Cavetts:
Can They Learn
To Live with FameY
Carrie Cavett feels it is her duty to prevent her
husband from becoming overinflated by applause,
recognition-and interviews
D ick and Carrie Cavett
and I were sitting together
at a comer table in New
York's Russian Tea Room.
The conversation was go-
ing predictably-and rath-
er tamely-until lovely,
blonde Carrie began to re-
veal a surprising and de-
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sonality.
A few years ago, Cavett, who's
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born, he ca me out of a crazy-quilt
background that included being a
student at Yale Drama School, a
Time Magazine copyboy and a gag
writer for television comedians.
Then, about three years ago, he
turned comic himself and went to
work for ABC-TV.
The rest is history. Launched in
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day carried in 125 cities; 12 million
people watch his witty, enlightened
interview~ with guests who range
from film actors to college profes-
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cated and spontaneous. Aod now
here it is-fame.
The hardest thing for Dick to
learn is how to behave when he's
recognized in public.
"lt's terribly hard to get used to,"
he says. "J still forget what I do.
And then, when I'm looking into a
store window, someone will blurt
out, 'There's Dick Cavett!' It jars me,
and J resent it.
"I once thought I'd always be nice
to people if I ever became a star be-
cause I saw so many stars who
weren't. I still try to be polite, but
I understand it all better now. Peo-
ple want you 10 become part of theif
lives."
Sandy-haired, sideburned Dick is
talking thoughtfully. Carrie wears a
(etching white ribbed turtleneck,
and wisps of her multi-toned blonde
hair are swirling this way and that.
She is deceptively silent.
11 1''f!mil11 lYeeklv. April :!5. 1971
Dick and Carrie find humor In most
everything enn each other.
1t seemed time to draw her into
the questioning. I asked whether be-
ing the wife o( such a big star bad
changed her life greatly.
"Not one single, solitary bit," she
declared, and then broke into a howl
of laughter. It was the first of sev-
eral clear indications that Carrie
Cavett feels it is her duty to jab her
husband periodically with a large
verbal pin to prevent his becoming
overinflated by applause, constant
recognition-and interviews.
"1 did think it was going to pay
off one day recently," Mrs. Cavett
said. "I was out on eastern Long Is-
land where we have a house on the
beach, and I made some purchases
in a store and found I hadn't brought
any money. So l said to the clerk .
'Do you watch TV?' 'All the time,'
he said. 'Then you must have seen
my husband, Dick Cavett.' 'Cavett?'
he said. 'Never beard of him.' And
be made me leave my packages
there." Another howl of glee.
What do the Cavetts, who have
been married six years, enjoy doing
together?
"~at have we done that we en-
joyed, dear?" the entertainer asked
slyly. "Gee, we should have prepared
for this .... I bad a good time once
about two years ago."
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ter," offered Carrie. "But we're not
very good at it yet. Actually, we
can't really skate together. We col-
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QUIZ/By John E. Giheon
What Are You
Afraid Of?
We all have our share of fears and anxieties.
Regardless of the direction your own appre--
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will give you a quick run-down on the findings
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1. A man's physical reaction to fear is dilfereot than a
woman's.
2. First-born children tend to be the most fearful aod anxious.
l. Fear and anxiety alf ect your vision.
4. Though it's common in cbildreo. it's a rare thing for an
adult to be afraid of the dark.
S. Fear sha.rpem your ability to think and reason.
6. Women are more honest a.bout admitting their fears than
men are.
7. The old a.c:fage. ''What you fear is apt to come upon you,"
is quite valid.
8. We should try to oven:ome all our fears.
ANSWERS
1. Tnu. Studies at Pennsylvania State University show that
in fear lituatiom women were far more prone th.an men to
react with "face hot and flmbcd." "nervous stomach," "cold
hands or feet" and "awareness of thumping heart beaL" But
men, to a far greater extent than women. reacted to fear by
sweating palms.
2. True. As psychologist Lucille K. Porer observes in sum·
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tuts th.an others.
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eoed by darlmess.
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fear and anxiety iolafere with the ability to reasoo. The
mental wheels may spin fastu, but they lose tractio~nd
thinking teods to become both sporadic and illogical.
6. Tnu. Investigations have shown that men are much more
reluctant to adtnit fears, phobias and anxieties than women
are. Rutgers University psychologists have suggested that
women's pater hooaty in admitting their fean is likely due
to the fact that "it is more socially undesirable for men than
women to admit to nrious fean ...
7. Fob~. Many of our fean and anxieties are vague and
ba.seJess coocem over fu1cicd or unlikely dangers. And it
bas been truly observed that most of the things we worry
about never happen.
L F.W. Fear is a normal and pw~ • mo0ou.
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tltreatening siruation. To be aha.id wbe:o ooe should be afraid
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ACTRESS NIKE ARRIGHI
Before Ind after Mr Mln:ut
Actr.s Nib Arri&hJ, 23, had to submit
to total bea<khaving to get the rote of
a nun io the film. '"Ille Devils." Many
high-fashion models arc becoming skin-
heads voluntarily. They praise the fad
with .. , fed so free. .. OC', -rhis is the
real me." But not poor Nike. She la-
ments, ~1 was curious beforehand.. but
afterwards I fdl temole. It is very
unwomanly."
To ~ ccedit cards bom theft
during a business trip or vacation. the
Pinkerton Decective Agency sugests
thcle prccautioos: 1) Don't take along
cards which are from local establish--
meats back home and can't be uted
d1eWbere. 2) Keep cards left behind
loct.ed in a safe place. Some ~
ities include a safe, safety deposit box
or in the care of your employer. 3) .Re-
tain a aq>arate list of au cards and their
registration number$. 4) Carry a .eparate
holder for aed.it cards to avoid display-
ing your entire wallet just to get at one
card.
Al1 bllbi9s have a secret cry code that
pan::ots could crack by listening ~
fully. A six-year study indicates that an
infant bu d.ifferart cries for different
needs. according to the Pampen Infor-
mation Servioe.. When he's tired, the c:ry
is invariably a frd:fu1 whine. A low
monotonous c:ry indicates hunger.
Younger babies cry more feebly than
older ones, but the pattern is the same.
The discomfort calJ-«ucb as a need for
Q.uips C1 Q.uotes
Dictation
A man la .ddo.m more .. rpn.ect
...... wt.ea he .... jtut read
Iii. eteDO'e 6nt tnuueripdoa
Of the dtU.p ahe tli01lpt he ...tel
__,,_, C"-'111kli
A movie company was shooting a
100\l street scene for a picture when
two elderly women walked into the
line of the camera. Ao assistant pro-
ducer shouted, "Don't BO through there.
A movie is being shot."
"WeU," acla.i.med ooe woman. "if
it's anything like the one l sat through
last night, it ceminly de9ervcs to be."
-Henry E. Leabo
A well-infomwd man alw111s has
l'icws the same cu yours.
-E. J. Munter
A bachelor, left in charge of bis i.o-
f an1 oepbcw, was faced wilh a crisis.
He frantically called a married ac-
quaintance who aolved the problem in
the followi.og faslUoo:
Tant. place the diaper in the posi-
tion of a basebaJJ diamond-with yoo
at baL Fold eecood base over home
plate. Place baby on pitcher's mound.
Then pin first and third to home plat.e..
-Tho11UU LaMonce
Secrets
Choir robea, d..aetely u.n.renalhag.
Permit ~ by eoaeeallag
Uagirdled a1toe.. briely ek.trtecl,
And brawny t.ritoeea, ...... lrted;
Palllldty papa, PftP&•I _. ...
Preeelll -etartllag pallOl'1llDU,
AM dteir ...,_ wrapped la roMcl
~
Wear p• • weD .. ...,el faClN.
1 ... ,.. E..,..,. FUA.r
His wife came to bed niaht after
night with her hair up in curlera, ber
faoc covered with beauty cream aod
her chin strapped. The husband de-
dry diapers is loud. rapid and insisteol.
A whimper will never mean a pin is
sticking him-that will be an unmis-
takeable shriek. The Department of Pe-
diatrics of the Loag Island, N.Y., Jawiah
Hospital. whic:b recorded some 300 iD-
fanas' cries, sugge$1J that an ideal ex.pla-
mbolJ for a new baby sitter would be a
tape rccord.iog of the ditferent cries.
The VPical aecretary has a bou who
averages 18 busioe&s trips a year. When
she mak.es plane reservations for him,
it will bdp ha to know the difference
in the similar terms of diuct flight,
through flight, and notUtop. Nonstop
means just that But on some airlines,
direct or through indicates there is at
leut ooc stop eo route.
llltS WEEK"S DATES: The U.S. Cham-
ber of Commerce will be meeting in
Washington today. Sunday is also the
beginning of America's Junior Miss
Pageant, Mobile. Ala. Next Saturday is
May Day and Law Day (by Presidential
proclamation). It also mub the begin-
oiop of American Camping Week. Sen-
ior Citiziena Month. Car Care. Conect
Posture, International Air Travd, Hear-
ing and Speech and Mental Health
Month. And the Kentucky Derby opms
with the first race of the liiple Crown
at Churchill Downs. Louisville.
cided an object lesson was due.
One night, aft.el' she had thus pre-
pared bend( for bed. be covered his
face with shaving latbeT, put on an
old fishing hat bristling with colorful
flies and other lures and wrapped an
old, tasseled bathrobe sash around his
oeck.. Then be donned his pajamas and
bounced into the bedroom.
His wife took one loot at him.
frowned and said: "I thought I told
you to change your pajamas. You know
perfcctJy well rm washing tomorrow."
-Bnt Knue
Blind /oltlt C'an sorMtimes tum Into
a blind zpot. -Elaint Rubin
The Y<>U03 couple bad bad their fine
quarrel. and for teVeral boon neither
would speak to the othc:r. FioaUy the
husband decided to give in.
''J>le.ue speak to me, dear," be A.id.
.. , admit I was wrong and you were
righL"
'1t won't do any ,good." IObbed the
bride. "I've c~ my mind."
-Dorothea Kent
ANNIVERSARIES: Confederate Memo-
rial Day is observed Sunday in Alabama,
Aorida, Georgia and Miaisaippi (and
on some other dates in other Southern
states). The YWCA oblei'va World
Membership Day Wednelday. lsnd
marts its 23rd year (Hebrew caleo4ar)
of independence on Thunday. The &n-
pire State Building was dcdicat.ed as
world's tallest bwlding 40 years ago Sat-
urday. The first U.S. plane was slcy-
jack.ed to Cuba 10 years ago Saturday.
BIRTHDAYS: Ella Fitzgerald is SJ Suo·
day. Carol Burnett is 36 Monday. Mn.
Coretta King is 44 Tuesday. Ann--Mar-
gm. 30 Wednesday. Duke FJliogton, 72
Thunday. F.mperor ffirohito of Japan.
70 Thursday. Queen Juliana of the
Netherlands. 62 Friday. Winthrop
Rockefdh:r, S9 Saturday. Scott Car-
pmter, ~ Saturday.
BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Caro.I Burnett;
Scott Carpenter
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S'PE,CIAL-BY-MAIL Sale!
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hea "'" "' eood lthy c-crm-~cha• prk. •1 °"
ref••ded w1 be SHlnlNG . HTUIN -LAIR ONLY
lte pu _, keep the
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COST A MESA SADDLEBACK LAGUNA BEAC=-t
HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY SAN CLEMENTE
;
People do funny thlngs with
license plat.es. A Salt Lake , • City, Utan motorist was stop-
ped and ticketed when an ob-
serving officer took a close
look at his plate. Seems he neglected to purchase a current
tab and affixed a gold trading
stamp tn its place. Just recent·
ly a pretty young thing from
SU'1n)' Southern C.Jlfornla had
a sign painter make her a
"personalized'' plate. It read,
simply . . . ME-36-28-36 . . . She was promptly stopped by
the hJghway patrol for a minor
viola lion that wu never re-corded. She was cited however
for having an un-ot'Cidal license
plate ... It was also never
recorded If the figures were correct. While on the subject
of figures, that's something we
deal ln all day long here at Wilson Ford Sales. We know
that In the finaJ anaJysis, the
figure we sell you a great new
Ford or fine used car for ls very Important. Le-l's be honest.
Everyone wants the best dollar
value possible when purchasing anything . . . car. houi>c, boat
or Just a plain old hot dog ...
1t you can get more for your
money and still maintain top
quality In product and service,
then you've made a bargain.
We think that we arc pretty
good bargainers. Every once In
a while we get carried away
and s o m e body "out-horse.
tn.dcs0 us. We put on a faint
smile and wave goodby to an-
other happy Pinto, Maverick,
Mustang, or Thunderbird own-
er. Naturally we like to make
a donar or two when we sell
a grt.'flt new Ford, but some-
times we Just Rel "out-horse-
traded". Why not drop by our
"stable" and give us a try?
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TRUCK LOAD! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!! HUGE
COUNTS ON ALL REMAINING 1970's ! !
Extra· S.vin91 On J..ow MJle199 O.mon1trators -31 To Choose From
COMPLETE 1971 CAR AND TRUCK UN& ON SAL& I
BRAND NEW 1971 '
S65 TOTAL
DOWN
rYMT. S65 TOTAL "MONTHLY
PYMT.
l6 MONTHS
$65 i1 the lotel down peyment end h5 i1 the totel mont+.ly
peylftent including tu, '71 license end ell finoco chergH
011 ep,ro¥ed credit for 16 month1. Def~rrod peyment price
i1 $2405.00 including ell finence char9•'· fues, '7 I liconte
or if you prefor to pey u1h. the full cuh price is only
,$205t.•s including '''" •••· '71 lico11se .:1R1ow1s1s11 .
.... ,,R. 10.641..
TEST·DRIVE THE ONE OF YOUR CHOICE TODAY
JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF
THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD.
18255 BEACH BOULEVARD
HUNTINGTON BEACH
842 6611 SAUS OlPr. SHYICI O,l._
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL 24. 1971
REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS
MOHN I NC .
6:00 f) (j) Sunrise Semester
6:25 O Eduution Eldl•nae
6:3o e Odyuet m Ft1turH
6:45 Ef) Commodity Report
6:55 0 KNBC News
7:00 f) (j) CBS News John Hart.
0 m Today Show
19.) Cartoons m Thu11derblrds
@ Spiderm1n
Ef) Market Openin& ED Sesame Street # 251 755.
7:30 00 Superm1n
O Educ.ational Features
O Features m Yo&i l Fnends
@Hobo Kelly
Ef) Stock M1rtlet Coverage
8:00 f) (j) Clpt1in K1naaroo
00 Hot Wheels
0 Ralph Story's A.M.
Sunup Mel Knoepp O News Meyers/Del Rio
o Today Show m Cartoons ED Hansel & Gretel Wed
8·30 {j) Coffee Break m Dennis the Men1te
@Gumby m Educational reaturu
9:00 f) 00 The Lucy Show
3) Sn1me Street
0 (jg) m Din1h's Ph1ce
O Movies: See Daytime Movies
Your Money's Worth fhurs. only
O @ Juli u unne m Movie: See Daytime Movies m Cartoons ED Sesame Street 1: 251 255
9:15 O Movie: See Daytime Movie~
Thursday
9:211 Q) Fashions 1n Sew1n1
9:30 8 (fl Beverly Hillbillies o m Concentration
6) Vir&inia Graham O O Movie: See Daytime Movies
@ Romper Room EE Stock Market
10:00 f) (jJ family Af11ir
3) Movie: See Daytime Movies
0 ®) m Sale of the Century
@ reatures/Public Service
Eli) Educalio11al Features
10:30 f) Love ol Lile
0 @) m Hollywood Squares
~ Phil Donahue Conversation.
&) Tmel films
I J ·oo f) (}l Where the Hurt Is
0 ®l m Jeopardy
O Gallop1n1 Gourmet
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
&) Rodlet Robin Hood
11:25 f) News
11:30 8 (j) Search for Tomorrow 0 ®) m The Who, What or Where
Sime Art James hosts
O (I) CI) That Girl
fJ Tempo m Public Affairs
@ Bill Johns News
11:55 0 ®) m News
AfTERNOON
12:00 f) Ludy P1ir
0 m Joe G1ragiol1's Memory
Game
0 Cooltin1 Wed only
0 CV (j) m Bewitched
'81 News Dunn. Rankin
10' News Jack White ffi Hilfl Noon Buffoons
Q) Tr1Vel Films
Ef) The Real World
12:30 f) ®As th~ World Turns
0 @) m Days of Our Uves
O Movie Game 0 (3) Ci) ra A World Apart
Q) Di1lin1 for Oollar5 m Stock M111tet CloH I
1:00 f) 00 love Is 1 M1ny Splendored
Thin1 I Q \ :Qj m The l>ottors
O Ben Casey . I OJ Gall01>ing Gourmet
0 ! Jl al All ,_., Children m Movie: See Daytime Movies
EE Ch1rtin1 the Marltet ro Educational featurH
1:30 8 (j) The Guiding light
0 [QJ m Another World
0 CJ) (j) r;f) leVs Mike I Deal
EE Commodity Report
1 :40 @ Kids' Stull/ News
2:00 8 :I) Secret Storm
0 o m Briehl Promise
O Str1n1e P11ad1se 0 ~Cl) r;f) Newlywed Game
O Movie: See Daytime Movies
@ Feature Films
2.30 f) Lil Edee ol Nifht
0 10\ m Sommet
O Famous Jury Trials 0 [3 @) r;f) Dating 61me
ID Roy Rogers
3:00 8 Gomer Pyle
O It's Your Bet Tom Kennedy
O Hiih••Y Patrol O f3)@al General Hospital
8 1 Movie: See Daytime Movies
O Dnld Frost Show m Outer Limits
Q) Underdor
€!) Rclirious P10111ms
mcin1ma 36
3:30 f) The Mikt Roy Show O Mille Ooualas Guest co host as
Jimmy Dean
O Su Hunt 00 LtlYt It to Buver
0 r;f) One Ufe to Uve
Q) Po~y Pie Cartoons
ml Christ the Llvln1 Word
3:4S g) la Communld1d 11 Dl1
4~00 8 Movie: See Daytime Movies
Mon . Wed., Mr. Ed Tues . Thurs. Fri
O The Rifleman
[§) B1nan1 Splits
0 ~) r;f) Pusword
O News Ba~ter Ward m News Putnam/Fishman
IE Bozo's Bil Top $how m Rtlieious Features eI> Dos C1llos en P1lenque
4:JO 6 Movie: See Daytime Movies
31 Movie; See Dayhme Movies
O F1ther Knows Best
,....6 I Love Lucy
O Eyewitness Newa
10 fashions In Sewin1/C1rtoons
@ The Munsters
ID Sesame Street # 251 255
ml P1ttem for Living
eI> Lo Prohibido
CHANNEL
mrv Bin10
r;f)That Girl
S:OO B KNBC Newstrvice Jess Marlow
D Channel 5 News
ABC News Reasoner. Smith
@ NYPO
O Flipper
o Petticoat J unttJon m The Flinbtonu m B1tm1n
il!)Cinem1 30 eI> Cit1 con Emilio Tuero m Colle1e of the Otsert
(I!) Features
r;f) G1llopin1 Gourmet
S:30 (j) Perry MHon O ABC News Howard K l\m1th
Harry Reasoner
@ News Ray Wilson
O Get Smart
@ News Sam Rinaker m Dennis the Menace
&> Gillte1n's lsl1nd ID Misterorers' Neithborhood ml News/Pastor's Dull
gf) Comttos y Canc1ones m Don Wilson'' Town Tllk
(I!) Notic11S
r;f) Duert on Telev1s1on
LISTINGS
lntormatton for these togs Is furnished by the tele111s1on stations TV WEEK
is not responsible for last minute changes '" program hst1ngs
e KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles
B KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles
0 KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles
0 KABC (ABC) Los Angeles
0 KHJ (Ind.) Los Angeles m KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles m KCOP (Ind.) Los Angeles
EE KWHY (Ind.) Los Angeles m KCET (NET) Los Angeles m KHOF (Ind.) Glendale m KMEX (Ind.) Los Angeles m KMIR (NBC) Palm Springs
(I!) KLXA (Ind.) Los Angeles
CE KPLM (ABC) Palm Springs m KEYT (ABC) Santa Barbara
(.6) XETV (ABC) San Diego
18 KFMB (CBS) San Diego
10 KOGO (NBC) San Diego
A star C*) preceding a log listing indicates 1t is a paid adver·
t1sement Channels 22. 28 and 34 are UHF in Los Angeles. with
28 being the educational (ETV) stat111n.
SIGN ONS (TEST PATTERNS)
Chennel 2-6:53 AM Sund;;y, 5:53 AM Monday lhrougn Friday, b:!>3 AM
Saturda)'
Channel 4-7 00 AM Sunday. 6 00 AM Monday through F11d11y. 6·30 AM
Saturday. Channel 7-l>rosrammonlJ starts al 8 30 AM on Sundily, 6 30 AM Monday
lhrou&h Friday, and 7·00 AM on Saturd~ys.
This m11g.u1ne ts published weekly for this newspaper by TV WEEK, •
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEIK, APRIL 24, 1971
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SATURDAY
APRIL 24
EVEN ING
5:00 0 It's Academic Competing hi&h
schools are La Canada. Marina
(Hunltngton Beach) and Junipero
Serra (Gardena)
,
0 Holl1wood Park R1ein& The
SS0.000 Will Rogers Stakes (on
lurf) for three.year-olds 11 one mile. 0 @ (6) CE ABC's Wide World ol
Sports
jg) News Dale Schwartz m Movie 6r11ts: (C) "Fann(' (dra
ma) '61-Leslie Caron, Charles Boy
er, Maurice Chevalier, Horst Buch·
holz. A young girl in love with a boy
who leaves for the sea discovers that
she is pregnant She confides tn an
elderly suitor who offers to give the
child his name.
I!) M1ntr1p
EE Prter Gunn m Quest for Life al Futbol-So<cer m Bronco
5.30 0 KNBC News 0 This Weell in NBA
8 News Jim Gordon
to NBC News
I!) Animals, Adton & Adventure
"Cougar of the Mountain • Bill Bur
rud narrates the story of a kt lier
cougar that 1s brought back alive EE Tonitht in Las Veees ID The Wo<ld We Live In
€i) Fisher Family
6:00 i) The Bi& News Clete Roberts Om NBC News 0 Laredo
8 I CBS News Roger Mudd
1~ Men From Shiloh m Then Came Bronson ID San Francisco Mix
€i) Musicale/Davey & Goliath
6:30 e About • Week Patock Emory IS
host for a look at selected news
events of the past week
3 Sports With Berth
0 KNBC News Conference
6 Forum Box1n& 0 Eyewitness News
8 , Star Trek EE Hobby Showcau ID The French Chef m Children's Gospel Hour m Ed&e of Eternity
CE Sports Challenge
7:00 6 CBS Newi Roger Mudd
3 \ Call of the West
D Close-Up Piers Anderton looks at
rodeo clowns, joshua groves and Ru
dolph Friml
0 R1whide
0 Juvenile Jury Jack Barry hosts.
0 Licht Henywei&ht f ifht Ch•m·
pionship Bob Fosler and Ray Ander
son meet at Tampa, Fla
I!) Championship Wrtstlin& m Crutive livin& W1tll Crefts
Ell) D1vid Susslllnd Show
€I1) Livin& Feith m u Constitution m Amtliu In Space
ml Ritmolandia
tiE Passport to Tmtl
THE DAILY PILOl. TV WEEI(, APRIL 24. 1971
Min In th• Suitc.aM m Chiller Thutre: ''The Awful Dr.
0 Movie !Of Television: (C) (R) Orloff."
(90) "forel&n Exdlance" (adventure) 11:15 fJ Fabulous 52! (C) "F11&1lt to lln
'69-Robert Horton, Sebut1an Cab· 1iers" (adventure) '53-Jack Pel
ot, Jtll St. John A retired private in-ance. Joan font11ne. Jeff Morrow
veslt&ator Is cauaht up in a world Corinne Calvet
7:30 i) Mission: Impossible (R) Of 1ntern1ho1T1f polthcs and sinister l3 Movie: ''The Devil and the 10
Phelps poses as an archeolo(Y pro 'PY strataaems Comm1ndmenb" (romance) '63 -
fessor and Dana as one of hts gr1du IE Del Rttves Show Danielle Dameux Al:tn Oet<.11
a!e students. as the IMF goes to the . CE Best of Dkk Cavett 11:30 0 The lau Show Billy Ecksfine
aid of young guerrilla fighters 1n an 10.00 B Mannla (R) Mannix is sched· hosts. Featured are Sarah Vauahan.
effort to obtain from th em a note uled to be executed al dawn when Bola Sete, Herbte Hancock
book cont1in1ng vital scientific in he uncovers an anarchist's plot for 0 Movie: "Tiie Hunchb•dl of Soho"
information an 1mmed11te take over of the coun (mystery) '67-Gunther Stoll
0 ®) m Andy Willi1ms (R) Andy's try. 0 Movie: "Love Has M1n1 fltta"
11uesls are Jimmy Durante, Mike 0 News John Marshall. (drama) '65 -Lana Turner. Cliff
Douglas, Rick Nelson and Linda (D Oak Rld&t Boyt Robertson
Ronstadt EI!> NET . ~~rhouae "Biography 8 Movie: "Only Two Can Play,''
0 00 CI) CE L1wrence Welk George Eliot. Peter Sellers. Mai Zetlerllnit m I SPECIAL I H1mlet It Elsinore m Noches TapatllS ~ Mcv1u : (C) "M1rk of the H1wk"
Actually filmed at Kronborg Castle, 10:30 0 Playboy After D1rll Sh.art Lewis, (drama) '60-S1dney Poitier, lartha
this presentation stars Chtislopher Robert Goulet. Rtch Lrllle and l<1tl {C) "The R11ders" (adventure)
Plummer as the Prince ol Denmark, Frankie Randall guest '64-Robert Culp, Judi Meredith.
Robert Sha w as King Claudius. Alec (6J fin Tyson Show 12:30 D Spoking Freely
Clunes as Polonius, Michael Caine 0 Hews Larry Burrell (61 News
as Horatio June Tobin as Gertrude m News Ken Jones Jo Maxweil as Ophelia and Oyso~ @ Weekend News 1:00 fJ ~ovie: (C) ''Tiit .Jackals" (west
Lovell as Laertes. al Box de Mexico ern) 67-Vincent Prtce. Diane Ivar
al Mujeres, Mujeres y Al&o Mu 11 :00 6 (3) 0 0 (J) [q News son (6) Movie: "Sli&htly Honorable," m All·Ni&ht Show: "Tht Eltra Day,''
8:00 with Pat O'Brien ''Tom. Dick & Herry" and ''Tiit Mu·
0 SUGAR RAY FIG HTS LIVE 0 Friaht Niaht: ''The Disembod· sic Box." * EXH IBITION MATCH PLUS 1ed" and "No Survivors, Ptme." ID Movie: "Sm1rt Gir11 Don't Talk" l O·RD. HEAVIES! m Movie: "The Actress" (drama) (mystery) '48-Virg1n1a Mayo, Bruce
0 Saturday Niahl Fiihts 'SJ-Spen~er Tracy, Jean Simmons Bennett.
ti) I Believe tn Mimlts reresa Wright. 1:15 0 MD'lie: ''The N1&1lt Hu a Thou·
€I1) Consultation m Movie: ''The Greet Dan Pitch" sand Eyes" (drama) '48-Edward G
al Mi Amor por Ti (drama) '4S--Oenn1s O'Keefe. Gait Robinson, John Lund
CS Pelicula Russell 1:30 D (j' News
8:30 i) 8 , My Three Sons (R) Chtp
gives Polly Williams a locket for her
birthday. She thinks this means
she's engaged, while Chip thinks II
just means they' re going steady
0 'fOJ m NBC S1turday Movte:
(21/zhr) ''Boom'' (drama) '66 -
Richard Burton. Elizabeth Taylor.
Noel Coward, Joanna Shimkus. Mich
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cern1ng the meaning of ltfe and
death 0 1 3' 161 CE Purl Batley Show
Ella Fitzgerald and Donna Mcl<echnie
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Kentuckian" (adventure) 'SS-Burl
Lancaster, Diana Lynn. Diane Foster
Big lit 2nd hts son fight their way
across the Kentucky frontier 1n the
1820s to a new life in Teus m Porter W11oner Show
ti) Hour of Deliverance
n!) The Story
9:00 e 8' Arnie !Rl Arnte IS lhrtlled
when his boss makes htm a mem
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until he begrns to wm regularly' m The Wilburn Brothers
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ANN EL DER:
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She may be a blonde, but \he definitely 1~n't a "dumb blonde."
Ann Elder, one of rhc regular., on Laugh-In th" ~ea~on, is a veritable
5-foot 4-in. "Blonde Bomb,hcll." Jn a few )car-.. !>ince her graduation
from DePauw Univcr~ity JO Indiana. Ann has made a c:areer for hcr-
!>elf thar i" definitely cnvi.1blc
Ann 'tarh:d \\Orking ao; an adver-
t1,mg copy" nter in a Chicago ad
agem:y. <)he \\U~ writing ad' to ~ell
a h:.tir permanent and hair "Pr:IY
Before ... he knew it, they were \pill-
ing huckcts of water on her head
to 'how how her hair held the
permanent. No"' -150 commercial!>
1.11cr-they're \till "Pilling wa te r
liver hl.'r head. But the audience
laughs now. Doing commercial'
came in handy for Ann. On "Laugh-
1 n" 'he " able to create a character
in 'econd<:.. "After all," \he .. ay)>, '
"You get a minute-'>ometimei. onl)
I 'i -;ecom1'-to tell a whole \lury
m a commercial.··
She al<.o had \Orne good cxpcri-
1.·nle JO creating a role quicld} at
t h11.,1go\ Second City Company,
the \Jme group that produceLI ~m.e
N11:hoh and Elaine May. Barhara
H;1m,, .1nJ Shelly Berman-to nJme
a fcv. And now thC) ·,e produced
Ann Elder, 100. Af1er a year of the
liecoml City\ ~atiric.11 Jnd extem-
pnra111:ou-. humor, Ann v.enl to Cal-
1hrnH:.1 to try her hanJ at acting.
"In order to cat while 1 was learning my craft," Ann tell\, "I
wrote ad' again, and tried out for every commercial I heard abo11t."
And \O, in the next three year!. 'he became a very familiar face: a'
the Mary Pickford-type hlondc 'erving her hu,hand a tough ''e~1k
in a !.ilent film. a hou,ewile :it a ga' ,1111mn; and n !'.hopper in the
.,upermarhl•t \\hO'e h.inJ.., hcumc: ,011 .111d 'he became alluring hc-
c:Hl\e of 1hc ,o;.ip 'he u,etJ
And 'he \\rote lihe wrote: tl·kvi,1trn 1. omcdy for "Laugh-Jn·· .ind
other program, indudmg 1he very oppo,11c King S1,ter., and Play-
boy After Dari. And 'he \HOie n1gh1cluh acts for M 1tzi Gaynor
(...,hO'l' tclc:v1,1on '>pc1:1.tl' "'ere ~11,0 penned h~ Annl. BJrh.ira Fdcn.
and RO\\:tn •tnd M.111111
WhJt doc' \he \\ .1111 to 1fo Jl I l'r \\rile"? 'I j11" "'a nl 10 keep
hu'I)," .,he an,wer~ ··t lo'e to \\Orh Whether 11\ \\riling or acting
One help' the other Wt1h CJCh nc" l"h.tr;i<.:tcr I pl.1\ .utd c.1ch llnl'
I ''nil'. I leef I ~ct better So I l.ec:p doing more."
FREE
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI<. APRIL 24. 1971
SUNDAY
APRIL 25
MORNING
6:1S m The Christophers
6:30 m The Bible Answets
7:00 f) Tom ind Jerry
0 Sund1y Story Time
(Q) Heckle & Jeckle m Tiles ol Wells Fugo
7:30 f) Penelope Pitstop
O Hot Dog
O Music and the Spollen Word
Directions
O C1mpus Profile "Viewpoint on
@)Comment
IE) f1ith for Tod1y m Adtl1nta con llS E.tcuellS m Arriculture Report
11:00 f) (j) St1nley Cup Pl1y·Off1
0 Honie Bu,.rs Gulde
0 CI)@ G) NBA B11btb11t
Pl1y.()ffs
l)g) KOGO's Corner m Church in tlM Home
g:) Cine en Su Cua
CiI:) Queitn Canta Esta Candon?
11 :30 O Movie: "Hidden Fur" (drama)
'57-John Payne. Alexander Knox
®) Movie: (C) "Border River" (west·
ern) '54-Joel McCrea. Yvonne De
Carlo.
AFT~RNOON
Nutrition-The Vitamins" 2 00 -M · "Wild M f I( d" ta " 0 With This Ring "Is Marijuana 1 : ..:.. ovie: , en ° ur is n
H I .. d "C W'th C (adventure) 6&-Lex Barker. Mane arm ess an ope 1 or op V i .
Out " father Raymond Schlinkerl 0ersMni. . "Th B" Ch " ( h t 0111e: e 1g 1se mys· ,-~) ~oody Woodpecller tery) '54 -Glenn Langden, Adele
m Y . B d f . d Jergens. og1 H r 1n nen s ~ 1 t II' t p t (El S1cred Heart ~ n e igen .•~en
7:45 IE) The Christophers CiI:) Drami Domin~ul a·oo f) (8 ) Lam Unto M fut 12:30 m Rendezvous ~1th Adven\ure
. -J b p 't 12:45 m Sunday M1tinee: "Dese1t R1ld·
..:.. am 0 ers." Kirk Morris. 0 Cathedr1I of Tomorrow l :OO O Movie: "Over There 1914-1918" 16 Rut Est1te Open House •
0 S L th B Sh (documentary) World War I films re mOdJ e ear ow r.11 D f D leas:?d from French archives -IY 0 ISCOVerJ lQ Rn Humbard 1.9; Meet the Press
IE) Weekend News m Wonderami m f rente I 11 Vid1 (El Rev1v1I fires
8:30 B ra look Up ind live l:l5 0 Movie: "lud!y Jordan" (mys 0 Mrs. Alpha Bel tery) _::;2-Alan Ladd. Helen Walker
0 Angie's Garage 0 _3 ' '6) m Trenton 200 Auto
O Movie: "Counterplot" (mystery) Race Top dri~ers compete for lhe
'59-Forrest Tucker Allison Haya; Sl5.000 winning money in this In
(El K•thryn Kuhlma~ d1anapolis Car Race at Trenton
9:00 f) Cimera Three Speedway 1n New Jersey
0 Serendipity 1:30 f) I SPECIAL I World Ch1mpionship
O Day of Discovery Bridge The World Champion Dallas
0 13 Jonny Quest Aces take on The Charles Goren"
101 It Is Written 31ars in a challenge bridge malch lFJ l 8) Oral Roberts Program taped in London m Musica y P1l1bru 8 Movie: "The l1dy & the Bull·
CiE) P1nor1m1 lalino en Domingo righter," Gtlbert Roland
9:30 O Tod•J's Religion 1.QJ lnslght
0 The Christophers lFJ Voice of C1lv1ry
0 Gene Autry 51) Eiitometro
6 Mnvie: "Escape From Saigon " 2:00 0 TBA
t3arbara l ange Andre Verctn1 IE) 10) Ask Congress
0 3 Cattanooga Cab m Teatro Familiar
8 Zoorama
10 w Id T 2:30 f) Bel1el Dr Cltllon Moore or omorrow 0 m Meet the Press m Dodger Baseball Doubleheader y· I G I 10 ISUI II Los Angeles vs Cinrinnat• Reds at
C1ncinnat1 lFJ ROLLER GAMES-ACTION! m Gospel singing Jubilee * T-BIRDS vs. DETROIT m Esta Es la Vidl m Roller Game Thunderb11ds Y$
TO THE HARD OF HEARING ONLY 10:00 tJ Steps to Learning Detroit Devils
0 Challenge My Sermon 2:45 0 3 ~6J m Tournament ol
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O Hour ol Power Chan1pions Golf special l1m1ted to
O 3 Bullwinkle golfers who have won a ma101 PGA
8 let There Be light tournament 1n the past twelve
0 Movie: "The Boy Who Caught 1 months
Crook" (advenl11re) 'GI -Wanda 3:00 O Newsmakers
Hend11•. Don Beddoe Roger Mobley 0 m Comment fdwtn Newman
•10 lim Thomu Outdoors 0 Robert K. Dotn1n Show m Canciones y Mus1u 8 Man from UNCLE
10:30 f) Face the Nation 0 Family Film f est.vii: "Susan·
O Sunday Tom Snyder n1h of the Mounties." Shirley lem
0 ! 3 Discovery "Ireland · pie
8 Features (Continued)
THE DAILY PILOT. TV.WEEk, APRIL 24, 1971
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YOUNG CREATIVE MINDS:
A SHOW CASE FOR THEIR WORKS
Starting with thl.' prl'm"c that }Oung people have import:int
things to ~ay, that the} \hould he g1vl·n an opportunity to cxprc'"
their vie'"· .ind that their protl11d1vc effort, 'hould be encouraged,
KTLA and Bullod.\ Southern California have joined together to
pre~cnt a tclcvl\ion progr;im 'howca\lng the work of r,tudcn t film-
maker,.
While fohn 1 Re\ nold,, Vice Pn.~\ldCn t Jnd General Man.iger
of KT ! A, v.<i'i con,idcnng way' m \.\h1ch hi, 'tat1on could expo'ic
( /. w 1.) Joli11 lo11J:ncd C'f, <lir<•c1ur-ci11cma1ograp/1t'1 William
A . Frnkt'f. "'1rt•11 Krilfill Nt'/\On and 1·111dc•11f (il111-111uker
S tei-c Po11/101.
the work of young creative mind,, the 'ame lhought WJ\ .1lmO\t
~imultnneou~ly occurring to Bullock\ V n:c Pre<.idcnt 5alc' Promo-
tion Frank Rice.
Contact wa~ made and their di,~11"1ons have res ulted 111 \1 hat
they both hope will be .1 contin11111g 'cric., of television 'pedal,,
dedicated to !>howca,ing the 1101"-ol young film -makers.
The fir'>t program, ".\tlllknt Film h 'tival: Take Om~··. air'> on
Channel 5 from 9 10 I 0 p. m on S11mlay, April 25
"Bullod.!> bclil·ve, that young (>\.'Opie huvc <.ornething vi tal t~1 "1y
to 11s all. ~ind the }Olmg film -maker j, an im port.int 'pokc,111~1 11
Student<. art: m~1"-1ng 'iOmc film-. thal huvc a mc,~agc. 'ome th.11
arc cntertuining. 'omc that arc C\c11ing and 'omc that are ju~t plain
fun. Our de,1re " to hnng young people and oldl·r people together
through the pn:,cntat1011 of thc~c 'elected film ,", Rice 'aid.
According to Rc~nollh, the cun,tant l<1ment of rhe rclcvi"on .iml
mot ion p1c1Urc inJu<.lr~ 1' "where do v.e find ncv. crc<1llve talent, ..
Everyone 'cen1' 1t1 tal"-aho11t 11. h11t n11 one ever doc'> much to
,olvc rhe problem
"If the ind11\lr} ,, to gro1\ .ind noumh. II 0111\l l'Ontnhute O}
o;ccking out .ind \t1m11 IJ1tng 1hc ym1ng cre.111ve mind' 111 the field,
of writing. d1rec1111g .ind pwdultng", lk~ nold' '"v'
KTLA '' hopetul th.11. 1n '"'oc1,\11on v.1th Bullnck.\, 11 1.an
program a 'ct"·'' l)I l V 'pee 1.11, which \\ 111 l'nco111 ;igc the'c \'otmg
film-mal-..cr<; hy giving rhcm an opporrun1t~ ltl e.\hihit 1hc1r \\Ork
to the public .11 l;trgc Jnd not llhl to .1 kv. of their fnl·nd' and
relative,.
John Longcncdcr, a rn·cnt gr.1J11.1tc ol the Univer,iry (If South·
crn Calilorn1u\ School l'I Cinema. "a' cl10,e11 hy KTLA and B11 l-
lock\; to produce ;tnd ho,t the ~pcc1,1I. /\ portion of 111, own ,111dcnt
film , "The Rc,urrcct1on nl Brom:ho Billy", which wa-. nomina1cd
for an 0<;car a'> "The Bc\t Live-Action Shorr S11hJet·t" in 1970, v.111
be 'hown on lh.: 'pcc1ul.
Joining him tor hricf d1~C11\\ton on the film' ·'' they arc ,crccned.
arc profc"1on.tl film d1rcctor anJ c111cm.11ugr.1phcr William A
Fraker . actrc'' Kn,11n Nel,un. who 't.'" 111 "Omncht' ll1lh ": anJ
'tudcnr film-maker Steve Pouliol
Pege 10
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 24, 1971
SUNDAY (Continued)
®) Pet Set Betty White
Hi) P1ttem for llvinc
mToros
3:30 f) Mcwie: (C) "The lnapector Gen·
er1I" (oomedy) '4~Danny Kaye,
Walter Slezak, Elsa Lanc:hester.
0 All About Your Car "Financing a
Car." Dian Hart. Tony Till co·host
feature m Sacred Cinema m Spotlicht on Youth
4:00 0 Acrlculture USA "Topsoil, the
Earth's Most Vital Few lnchu"
0 Movie: "Silver Star" (western)
'SS-Jimmy Walker.
Cl) face the Nation
(1j The Saint m This Is the life
a!) Veriedades
4:30 (J) Movie: (C) "Rally Round the
Flaa Boys" (oomedy) ·59 -Paul
Newman. Joanne Woodwaid.
5:00
0 This Is the Life
American Physle1I fltneu 0 Directions
00 The Interns
0 Pet Set Paul Lynde and his Scot-
tish dog are featured m Movie: ''The C1bdel" (drama)
'58--Robert Donat m World of Sports m Aariculture USA
al Ru Humbard
0 EXPERIMENT IN TV * "WAR SERMON"-DRAMA
OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE 0 On C.mpus "War Sermon."
(6) Voyage to Bottom of Sea
0 Issues & Answers c:J The Avencers
'1g} News Dale Schwartz. m Animals, Action & Adventure EE Peter Gunn
EI! Beethoven Quartets
m Carrousel Mexicano m Insight
a!) Cinema del Domingo
5:30 0 Animal World Shown are rare
birds and ammals being saved lrom
ext1nchon by the world's zoos
0 Inquiry Maury Gieen
0 Ian Tyson Show
0 Eyewitness News
8 News Ray Wilson
10 Movie: (C) "The Mating Game''
:comedy) '5'.}-Tony Randall Debbie
Reynolds. m Gilligan's Island
EE Color Travefcade m Consultation m Spotli1ht
Cl) fnsiaht
EVENING
6:00 0 Bi& News Clete Roberts.
0 Kid Talk Gue~ls are Davey Jones
and attorney Paul Caruso. 0 The Challenaing Sea 'Killer
Whale."
(6) Oaktarl
0 Sia O'Clock Mcwie: (C) (2hr)
"Annie Get Your Gun" (western) '50
-Betty Hutton. Howard Keel
8 This Is Your Liie
c:J Like Youna Fealured are Andy
Kim, The Buoys, and 1 seament on
Jackie DeShannon.
IE Here Come the Brides EIJ Book Beat
€1!) Hour of Power
'1i) u Tormtnta m Jonny Quest
6:30 tJ CBS News Roger Mudd.
00 Nanny ' the Profeuor OmNac News O Barbara McNair Show Guests.
Elan Stewart and Freddie Weller
(j) Untamed World m Creature features: (90) "The
Brain That Wouldn't Dit'' (horror)
'63-Jason Evers, Virginia Leith.
EE Hour of Deliverance m I SPECIAL I Trial (90) (R) "Th?
City and County of Denver vs. Lau-
ren R. Walson." An examination of
the U.S. judidal system through the
trial of a Black Panther charged
with resisting arrest.
ffi Cattanooea Cats
7:00 f) 00 Lassie (R) "The Birth "
Michael.James Wixted guests as a
five-year-old mute boy, a killer dog
ravages 1n sheep country, and Las
s1e gives birth to three puppies
(!) Partrid&e family
QTBA
@ The Prisoner
0 Death Valley Days m Passport to Travel
EE Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal
~faith for Today rn lucecita m C.11 of the West
a!) Hit del Momento
Cl) Bullwinkle
7:30 fJ (j) Hoaan's Heroes (R) Fun
loving Col Kltnk IS ordered to shape
up physically or ship out to the Rus
s1an front.
f3) That Girl
Q @) m Walt Disney (R) "The
Ballad of Hector. lh3 Stowaway
Dog." Part I ol two pail story
about an Airedale who is a mascot
aboard a fre1ahter.
0 W.C. FIELDS! JACK OAKIE! * $1,000,000.00 LEGS! O Comedy Classics: (90) "Million
Dollar Lees" (comedy) '32-W C
Fields. Jack Oak1e
0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "A Child
Is Waitin1" (drama) 63-Judy Gar
land Burt Lancaster, Gena Row
lands A music leacher aids a psy
cholog1sl superintendent ol a state
1nst1tu1ton tor retarded children m Th"e Pusports to Adventure EE Film fair
€1!) Quest for Ufe
al Pandorama
ffi Discovery
8:00 0 (BJ Ed Sullivan (R) "At the
Slate Fair " Arthur Godfrey, Sonny
James. Loretta Lynn, Archie Camp
bell, Judy Ford, Johnny Mann, an<J
the Johnny Mann Singers. David
Merrifield The Stony Mountain
Ctoggers and Warren Pence guest
0 (3 \(6)ffiThe FBI (R) "The
Condemned " Martin Sheen. Tim
Mclnt11e and Joan Van Ark guest
when two young Ph1ladelph1a hank
robbers flee across the country
n
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, A..._IL 24, 1971 m Movie Greats: (21/zhr) ''finny"'
(drama) '61 -Maurice Chevalier,
Leslie Caron, Charles Boyer
m I SPECIAL·f Altern1tives -Law --------------------------
IE) The Bi& Question "Unemploy
ment." EE P1ttern for Living
Ell) Jun Shepherd's Ameri~
~Living Feith
€t) Festival Filmico
~ Pelicula
8:30 0 @) €?;) Bill Cosby (R) "The
Lincoln Letter." Chet Kincaid 1s be·
queathed a lelle1 supposedly vmtten
by Abraham Lincoln. Rupert Crosse
guests.
EE World Tomorrow
Ell) The World We Live In "The Dam
Builders"
9:00 f) (})Glen Campbell (R) Paul
Lynde. The Osmond Brothers. Roy
Clark. Anne Murray, Mel Tillis guest.
0 @) €?;) Bonanu (R) "A Maller
of Faith " The Cartwrights intervene
when two hapless rainmakers lace
angered townspeople.
0 STUDENT FILM FESTIVAL! * 10 UNUSUAL FILMS! A
CREATIVE EXPERIENCE!
Enforcement The third show of a
drug abuse series explores the pres·
sures involved between young people
and the police.
IE) Week~d News Chuck Cecil.
€t)Hoy
e I SPECIAl I Student Film Festival:
like One This hour showcases
1nnovatrve work and creative talent
of young filmmakers Host and stu
dent filmmaker John Longenecker
introduces ten short trims "Bana·
nas." "The Race Problem," "Ashes
of Doom," "Do Blondes Have More
fun'" "Word From Our Sponsor," UN DERGROUND FREF.· "La Divina," "Flat Flip Flies DOM FIGHTER-Jeck!e Cooper,
Stra:ght," "Aud1t1on." "Happiness" formtr child star who Is now a
and "The Resurrection of Broncho Holly,..ood 61m u:ecuth•e, relum!I lo
B'll " actlna to play Col. Andrew Davis 1 y. In "Shadow on the Land," a film 0 (31 CiE) ABC Sunday Ni&ht drama dtpktlna life In a tolalllartan
Movre: (C) (2hr) "Sh1dow on the l lnlled Stales, In color, on Tht
'68 J k' C ABC Sunday Nlaht Movie al 9 PM Land" (drama) -ac 1e ooper. on April 25.
John Forsythe, Carol Lynley, Gene
Hackman. Two men try to b11ng 11:0~ f) ®News
freedom back to America alter 1t 0 Q:9l €?;) News
is taken over by a totalitarian gov 0 Cathedral of Tomorrow
ernment @ Movie: "Right Cross." with Dick
@ The Ski Show Powell and June Allyson. O News EE Minion Forum
Ell) Masterpiece Theatre ·The Spoils
of Poynton "
9:30 O News Larry Burrell
O Movie: "The Foxes of H11row"
(drama) '47-Rex Harrison. Maur
een O'Hara. Victor McLaglen m News Ken Jones
IE KATHRYN KUHLMAN
IE Minority Community * (IN COLOR) m> lrv1ng Book IE) Kathryn Kuhlman
10:00 f) a Jackie Gleuon (R) I 11:30 f) Movie: "That Kind of Wom1n"
0 10 €?;)The Boll1 Ones (Rl "Trial (drama) '59 -Sophia Loren, Tab
of i PFC" A Vietnam veteran Hunter, Kee nan Wynn
turned hippie encumbers Walter 0 ii:Q1 Sunday_ Tonight Show
Nichols' task of defending him on a 0 M.V.P. ~ilhs Reed hosts 'i' Merv Griffin
murder charge iiJ Movie: "The Citadel" (drama)
0 Channel 5 News '58-Robert Donat
0 William F. Buckley Karl Hess IE) Movie: "Lucky Stiff" (mystery)
guests. '49-0orolhy Lamour, Brian Don·
IE Joe De Silvi levy
Ell) F1nf1re "Ario Guthrie 12:00 0 Public Service "Green Sahara."
€t) TV Music1I Ossart 1:00 f) Movie: "Tarantula" (horror) '56
-John Agar
10:30 0 The World Tomorrow
m DRUG ABUSE CAUSES?
*KIDS, COPS OPEN UP
ON SOCIAL PROBLEMS
ONews
1:45 IE) Movie: "Murder 1n Reverse"
(mystery) '45-Wilham Hartnell. D1
nah Sheridan
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 24, 1971
r v F N 1 r~ c.
6:00 f) Bi& News Jerry Dunphy.
CI) ABC News Reasoner. Smith. O llNBC Newurvice Tom Snyder 0 The Allen Show
0 Si1 O'Clodl MO¥it: (90) "Ride
Vaquero" (weltern) '53 -Robert
Taylor, Ava Gardner, Anthony Quinn
A bandit leader fights to keep alt
American ranchers off his domain
6 Dick Ven ~e m The Flintstones
ID Movie Specials (C) (21/2hr) "Gul-
liver's Travels" and "Hoppity Goes
to Town." Animated child ren's clas
sics.
fI1) Muffinland
g;) Fisher Family
al Noticiero 34 m Dt1th Valley D1ys
CiI:) la Hori flmiliar con Consuelo
(l) News Jim Hawthorne.
6:15 fI1) Art Studio
6:30 Ci) News Bill Huddy.
(j) Truth or Consequences
(j) CBS News Walter Cronkite
6 Candid Camera
@) NBC News David Brinkley m The Flyin& Nun
fI1) Hod1epod1e lod1e
g;) Selected films/Musicale m The Desert Report
CiI:) Los Olvidados
7:00 f) CBS News Walter Cronkite
0 m NBC News David Brmkley
John Chancellor, Frank McGee.
'1) To Tell the Truth
(j) Drain et
fJ What's My Line?
'.@ Did Yan Dyke m I love Lucy
Ell) The World We live In "The Dam
Builders." m Christ the Livin& Word
€fi) An&tlitos Neeros
a!) Simplemente Mari•
(D Movie G1me
7:30 B 00 Gunsmolle (R) Festits Hag·
gin, left in charge of Marshal
Dillon's office, gets into trouble with
two hunters (Jon Voight and Lou
Antonio) who hold up a hide broker
(Charles McGraw) right under Fes·
tus' nos'! on the "Prairie Wolfer"
episode 0 @) m From a Bird's-Eye View
"Wife Trouble." Millie gets into
trouble when s+ie volunteers to pre·
tend to be the ltallan wife of a
youAg passenger. 0 Vir&inia 6r1h1m Show Donna
Jean Young. Marilyn Beck, Lassie
and her trainer. and Peter Lawford
guest CIJ Movie: "To Pleese a Lady," Clark
Gable, Barbara Stanwyck
0 (D let's Mike a Deal Monty
Hall hosts. fJ Million $ MCM111: (2hr) "Bri&ham
Youn(' (biography) '41}-0ean Jag·
' ger. Tyrone Power. Linda Darnell m Truth or Consequences
Ell) Citywatchers Art Se1denbaum,
Charles Champlin.
mc1nem1 30
€fi) Do-Re-Mi
7:55 a!) Cueslion de Se1undos
8:00 0 ®) m Lau&h·ln (R) Guest star
Carl Reiner takes on varied roles
as he joins cast of zanies.
0 m I slil(IAL I li'I Abner
The earthy comedy and biting satire
of Al Capp's comic strip about Dog·
patchers' fight against pollution.
Ray Youn11 and Nancee Parkinson
star as Ll'I Abner and Daisy Mae,
and Billie Hayes and Billy Bletcher
co-star as Mammy and Pappy
Yokum. m To Tell the Truth
Ell) World Prus m Men of Vision
€fi) Yesenia
8:05 a!) Aqui Tres Patines
8:30 B Here's Lucy (R) Vincent
Price. in a guest appearance as him·
self. 1s feared to be a "mad scien·
list" by Lucy, who thinks he is bent
on using her brain in a medical
experiment
IJNYPO m ROZ RUSSELL
*ALONE with DAVID m David Frost Show Guest IS IC·
tress Rosalind Russell, the original
"Auntie Mame" and star of the new
film "Mrs. Pollifax-Spy "
tEJ Dra1net m Pattern for livin&
a!) Mi1uellto Valdez Show
9:00 B Cl) Mayberry R.F.D. (R) Millie
1s named the best.dressed woman
in the county 0 0:2) m World Premiere Movie:
(Continued)
Joseph Bentl and Eyewitness News.
Warmth. And the cold, hard facts.
comprehensive report at 5 :00. An<l the
latest news at I I. Monday th rough Friday.
Where news is concerned.
If you've watched Eyewitness News lately.
you've undoubtedly noticed a change in
climate. Beginning with the cool credibility
of our new anchorman, Joseph Benti ,who
sticks to the facts of the matter. Then there\
the warmth and wit of new~ a la Ralph Story.
An d, of course. Stu Nahan and Alan Sloane
with their brisk and breezy reports of all
that's new in sports and weather. The
Eyewitness News team. At ~:30p.m . A new
evelfltness news
4:3C), 5&.llpm/kabc-tv
hent1 'story/nahan lsloane
P•&e 13
MONDAY (Continued) Travers (of Peter, Paul & Mary)
(C) (2hr) "The Intruders" (drama) 0 Baxter Ward News
'69 -Edmond O'Brien, Don Mur· m News Putnam/Fishman.
ray, John Saxon, Anne Francis. A IE) Mantrap Al Hamel hosts
TUESDAY
drama of fear among frontier towns· EE! Current Events Coverage of the
men 1n the path of a lawless gang April 24th hearing on the Queen 0 The fu&itive Mary Project to be held in Los An·
APRIL 27
fJ m I O(C1ALj Plimp-&eles by the State As3embly Ways
ton! Shoot Out at Rio Lobo (R) and Means Committee on the use of
Georae Plimpton gives reviewers a Tideland Oil Revenue.
behrnd the scenes look at the mak· a!> Hit del Momento
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL 24, 1971
0 m NBC News David Bunkley 00 To Tell the Truth
0 Whafs My Line?
0 Didi Van Dyke m I love Lucy IE Dragnet EE! Between the Tides The rich nat
ural animal anc! plant Irle of Brrta1n's
coastal areas are featured
E1) Christ the livina Word m Angelitos Negros
1ng of a ma1or motion picture. "Rro 10:30 0 Movie: (90) "Rodletship X-M",
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see OAY-
Tl ME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. a!) Simplemente Maria
(iE Movie Game Lobo." The star of the picture, John (sc1-fj) '51-lloyd Brrdges, Osa Mas
Wayne. Inches George how to nde sen. Doomed rocketship loses course
a horse. last draw, and to die grace and lands on Mars.
fully. IE) Bill Johns News
IE) felony Squad m Cadena de Angustias EE! Black Journal "Jusltce?" 11:00 I) Cl) m News
E1) 30 Minutes 0 O m News m Sonrisu IJ) Death Valley Days
a!) Natacha fJ rn (iE News
9:30 I) Doris Day (R) As exec 0 Movie: "Together Again" (com
ulive secretary to billionaire Wrl edy) '44 -Irene Dunne, Charles
lram Tyler (Lew Ayres). Doris frnds Boyer
herself travehna all over thl' world m Movie: "letter from an Unknown
Conclusion of a two part episode Woman" (drama) '49 -Joan Fon 0 Candid Camera talne, Louis Jourdan
@ Quest for Adnnture IE) But the Clock
E1) Musica!e/Pastor's Desk EE! Citywatchers (R) Art Seiden m la Cruz de Mariu Cruces baum, Charles Champlin
10:00 I) (a Carol Burnett (R) Rita Hay 11 :30 I) Merv Griffin
worth and Jrm Bailey auest 0 ~ m Johnny Carson
D Channel 5 News Kevrn Sandm fJ CV@ m Dick Cavett Show
Barney Mo111s will originate from London
fJ 3 (~ (i) I biciAl J Tom IE) Movie: "Betrayed Women" (dra
Jones .•. Movln' Up River A one ma) '55 -Tom Drake
hour jau 1ourney starrrng that spe-12:00 D One Step Beyond
cu1_1 Welshman, wrth auest·stars 1:00 I) Movie: "Hoodlum Empire" (dri
Phrl Harns. Tina Charles and Mary ma) '51 -Brian Donlevv
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DAYTI ME MOVIES
9:00 0 "Standing Room OnlJ'' (come
dy) '44-Paulette Goddard. Fred
MacMurray "She Loves Me Not"
(musical) '34-Bine Cro!by, M1nam
Hopkins m (C) ''At Sword 's Point" (adven·
lure) '52-Cornel Wride. Maureen
O'Hara
9:30 O "It Had to Hippen" (romance)
'36-Ceorge Raft, Rosalind Russell 0 "Season of Passion" (comedy)
'61-Ernest Borgnrne. Anne Baxter
7:30 I) CJ) Beverly Hillbillies (R) Guest
star Phrl Silvers, as con man Shifty
Shafer. continues to dupe the
Clampett family rn Washington.
DC. by selling them the Capitol.
the Washington Monument, the
Lincoln Memonal the zoo and the
Pentagon. Conclusion of three part
story.
0 Peter Ustinov Encores * In Rod Serling's
Emmy Winning
10:00 (3 "Steel Town" (drama) '51 -·
Howard Dull Ann Sheridan
A Storm in Summer
0 0 m I s,icflL ! Hallmark
Hall of Fame (R) "A Storm rn
Summer " Peter Ustinov and N'Ca1
Dixon star in Rod Serhna's drama
about the owner or a delicatessen
m an upstate New York community
who finds himself unexpectedly
playing host to a young underprrvr·
leged boy from Harlem
1:00 m "The Burglar" (drama) ·57_
Dan Duryea, Jayne Mansfield
2:00 0 (C) "leeend of the l ost" (ad
venture) '59-John Wayne. Sophia
Loren
3:00 8 (C) "Sword of the Conqueror,"
Jack Palance. Eleanora Rossi
4:30 I) (C) "Possl! f'rom Heir' (western)
61 -Audre Murphy
3 Same as IOAM Movre
EV E N I N G
6:00 I) Bie News Jerry Dunphy
L3) ABC News Reasoner, Smith
Q KNBC News Tom Snyder.
D The Allen Show Guests. John
Gary. (d McMahon. two lady wres·
tiers. and the Motion Picture Moth
ers' Club
fJ Six O'Clock Movie: (90) "Tall
Story" (romance) '60-Jane Fonda.
Anlhony Perkins. Ray Walston A
husband huntina coed sets her
sights on a basketball hero who em
ploys a scient1f1c theory to mak'?
the ball drop through the hoop
0 Dick Vin Dyke m The Flintstones
IE) Star Trek EE! Muff1nland
E1) fisher Family m Notictero 34 m Death Valley D1ys
a!) La Hora hm1h11 con Consuelo
CD News Jim Hawthorne.
6:15 EE! Art Studio
6:30 r 3 • News Brll Huddy
r6' Truth or Consequences
8 CBS News
0 Candid Camera
O NBC News m The Flying Nun EE! Hodeepodee lodee
E1) Selected film/Musicale m The Desert Report
a!) Los Olvidados
Cl) ABC News
7:00 I) CBS News Willer Cronkite
D Virainia Graham Show Guests
Charo. Rubin Carson, Clrff Gorman
0 3) (!) (iE The Mod Squad (R)
"Search and Destroy " The squad's
investigation of a bogus policeman
is hampered by a murder victim's
brother Guests Sieve Ihnat. Michael
Baselson. Bruce Glover, Kathy Lloyd
and Brad David.
0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "When
My Baby Smiles at Me" -Belly
Crable. Dan Dalley Jr. m Truth or Consequences
@ It Takes a Thief
EE! Fanfare (R) "Ario Guthrie ' m Cinema 30 m Espectaculos
7:55 a!) Cuestion de Seeundos
8:00 I) 00 Green Acrn (R) Olrvei has
drfftcuflies wrth an heirloom watch
while '" New York Elaine Joyce and
Richard Deacon guest
0 Peter Ustinov * A Storm in Summer
Hallmark Hall of Fame m To Tell the Truth
E1) full Gospel Businessmen m Los Beverly de Peralvillo
8:05 a!) Lilia Lazo
8:30 I) 'T1 Hee Haw (R) Ray Charles
and Lynda K Lance guest
ONYPD
fJ I 3 l a;) (iE ABC Movie of the
Week: (C) (90) "How Awful About
Allan" (suspense) '69 -Anthony
Perkrns. Julie Harris. Joan Hackett
Story of a v1ct1m of psychosomatic
blindness since a fire which he be
lieves was his fault killed his father
and badly disfigured hrs sister m David frost Show Discussion of
drug addiction with George Seaal.
Paula Prentiss. ex addict / actor
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Scott Milton, Dr. Allan Cohen and * Should you have kids? N.Y City Police Sergeant Gabriel
Stephania. @) I b&C.Al I -Should You Have
Q) Drarnet Children? A study of the quahf1ca-
@) The Bradywine Tradition lions, preparations, social pressures
EI!) Pattern tor livlnr to reproduce, advantages and d1sad-
€E la eo,. Juzrada vantages of having children Hostess
9:00 0 o m NBC Tuesday Movie: (C) 1s Betty Rollin, "Look Magazine"
(Zhr) "A Man Called Gannon" (R) senior editor. .
(western) '68 -Tony Franciosa. a!) fest~val Mexicano
Michael Sarraz1n. Judi West. Susan 10:30 0 Movie: (90) ''Spaceways" (sci-
Oliver. Cowboy drifter takes on a 11) '53-Howard Dutt. Eva Bartok
brash youngster for a sidekick and @ Bill Johns News
both become involved '" a range €E Cadena de Anrustias
war. 11:00 fl (j) €1) News
0 The furitive 0 @) m News
Q) felony Squad Ci) Death Valley Days
@)The Advoutes 0 (I) al News
~ Ch1llen1e 0 Movie: "Tonight and Every
a!) Natacha Ni1ht" (romance) '45 -Rila Hay-
9:30 6 00 All in the Family Archie worth, lee Bowman, Janet Blair
moonlighting as a cab driver, be m Movie: "Guadalcanal Diary"
comes involved in a car accident (drama) '43-W1ll1am Bend1.<, Lloyd
and hires a firm or Jewish lawye1s Nolan.
0 Candid Camera Q) Beat the Clock
Q) Treasure £D Reagin Press Conference
er!) Musit1le/Pastor's Desk 11:30 0 (!!Merv Griffin
€1) la Crw de MariSI Crum 0 o m Johnny Carson
10:00 6 00 60 Minutes 0 (J) al Dick Cavett
0 Channel 5 News @ Movie: "Min of Conflict" (dra
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(R) "Aura to a New Tomrorrow." 12:00 O One Step Beyond
John Considine guests as an ex 1:00 fl Movie: "Flood Tide" (drama) '58
school teacher with epilepsy who -George Nader
trres to hide his affliction (V O O 00 o News
0 Bider Ward News m All·Niifrt Show: "Mr. 880," (C)
mNews Putnam/Fishman "The White Orchard," and (C) "Lost
Q) Mantrap Al Hamel holb. World of Sinbad."
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listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 O "Shtdow Man" (mystery) '53-
Cesar Romero, Kay Kendall "Stolen
face'' (drama) '52-Paul Henre1d,
Uubeth Scott. m (C) "To the Sho:es of Tripoli"
(drama) '42 -John Payne, Maureen
O'Hara.
9:30 O "Sh1dow!. in the Sky" (drama)
'52-Ralph Meeker. Nancy Davis.
0 "lite Young Docto'1" (drama)
'61 -Ben Gazarr1, fredric March.
10:00 (]) ''foa flre" (drama) '55 -Jeff
Chandler. Jane Rus.sell
1 :00 m "Dream Wife" (comedy) '53-
Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr Walter
Pld&eon.
2:00 fJ (C) ''Gldftt Goes Haw1iian"
(juvenile) '61 -Deborah Walley
James Darren.
3:00 (C) "Apache," Burt Lancaster
Jnn Peters.
4:00 0 "But Not for Me" (comedy) '59
--tfark G.able, Carroll Baker. lee I
Cobb, Lilli Palmer.
4:30 Same as lOAM Movie
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL 24, 1971
County" (drama) '58 -£1izabelhl he runs 1nlo angry opposition lro"'.'
Taylor, Montgomery Clitt. her parents
m I l ove Lucy 0 Just for laughs
6:00 0 Bi& News Jerry Dunp'ly m Dr1anet * join Alan King & Co.
-3 ABC Nsws Reasone1 Smith EE Toros en Madrid on KRAFT MUSIC HALL 0 KNBC New1 Tom Snyder EID flrinr Line "My S~veial l.Jves .. 0 m Kraft Music Hill (R) "Th1nas 0 The Allen Show Guests Chad Gues! is Professor James B1yant Ain't What They Used to Be .. Alan
Everett. Jayne Meadows, Jack E Conant, forme1 president of Harvard Kina hosts a comedy variety hour
Leonard, Charles Nelson Reilly, Jean University. starring Lena Horne, Charles Nelson
Nidetch ;• em Chrilt the Liv1na Word . Sl'll & M
C 90) Cl';\ Anaelltos Neiros Reilly and i er eara O Six O'Clock Movie: ( ) ( l:'.IOI IS THE
"P1j1m1 P1rty" (teenaae comedy) CI!) Slmplemente Mana I 0 INCREDIBLE
fVFNINC
64-Tommy Kirk, Annette funicello, m Movie G1me I * Word for These Unique
Elsa L1nchester. Harvey Lcmbeck 7:30 D Men at uw (R) A hardcore MACHINES! SPECIAL!
0 Oic:ll Van Dytt unemployable whose criminal rec.o rd,· O I SPWAL I The Incredible Tele· m The Flint5tonu disqualifies him from the Second machines KTLA's Telecopter and Tele.
Q) Star Trell Start program becomes the ob1ect mobile, the men who developed and EID M11ffinland/ Art Studio of a class action. man them, and how they are used to
@;)fisher family 0 m The Men From Shiloh (R) report the news are the $ubjecl ol m Noticiero 34 "Gun Quest " The V1rainian is false· 1 this special Barney Morris hosts m Dtath V1lley Days ly accused ol being a hired gunman. 0 CIJ@ ffi Johnny Cash Show
ai) la Hora Familiar con Con1uelo 0 Virginia Graham Show Guests Lorne Greene, Cass Elliot and K11slol m News Jim Hawthorne. Patchett & Tarsen, Rosemary Prinz, ferson guest
Jack Weston, Marge Redmond. Q) felony Squad 6:30 rn Hews Bill Huddy. 0 CV m Courtship Of Eddie's em 30 Minutes
@ Truth or Consequences hther (R) "Edd1e"s Will " Tom Cor· (Ii) N1tadt1
00 CBS News Waller Cronkite. bett d1sciphnes Eddie by cancelina 9:30 O Candid Camera 0 Candid Camera lhe boy's out1n1 With Mrs living· m V1pbond
19) NBC News David Brinkley ston. em Musicale/Pastor's Desk m The Flyin1 Nun (ii Seven Sus m la Cruz de Marisa Cruces
EID Hod£tpodge lod&e 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Cry 10:00 0 (j) H1w1ii Five.() (R) A tender m Selected Fiim/Musicaie for Hippy" (comedy) '61 -Glenn memory in McGarrell's past IS sud m The Otaert Report Ford, Miko Taka. Donald O'Conno1 . denly shaken when his former r1an
CI!) Los Olvid•dos James Shraeta Navy a>mbat photog-cee finds her husband slain Diana
7:00 f) CBS News Walter Cronkite raphy team in Japan sets up tempo Muldaur guests.
0 m NBC News rary quarters rn a aeisha house I 0 0 m f our-ln·One: Mc:Cloud
@ To Ttll the Truth m Truth or Consequencts I (R) "Horse Steali'ng on filth Ave
0 Whit's My Lint? Q) It flkes a Thief nue " While police ieek dru& ad ~ Movie: (C) (lhr) "R1intrtt EE Americ• Canta Asr
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8:00 0 rn m Room 222 (R) "Cap (R) "Where's Aaron," Aaron Sllve1
lain of the Team." A rule follower man is charged with assault after
and a hip Iona hair contend for trying to prevent slum landlord from
leadership of the track team with evicting tenants.
temporary coach Pel! Dixon the man O Baxter W1rd News
in the middle. m News Putnam/Fishman m To Tell the Truth II) Mantrap Al Hamel hosls
EE World footb1ll Soccer Real Ma m El Cine en Su Ho1ar
drid vs Valencia EID Masterpiece Theatre
Ell) The French Chef CI!) Ritmol1ndi1
EI!) The Answer 10:30 0 Movie: (lhr 45m) "Kin& Dino· m Lucha Libre saur" (sci-fl) '55-8111 Bryant I 8:05 CI!) Tiempo de Oeportes m Bill Johns Newi
8:30 0 To Rome With love (R) al Cadena de AneusUas
Penny encourages her father lo 11:00 6 Cl) m News
adopt a homeless. mule llahan boy 0 ~ m News
afler $he catches him steai.ng her De.th Valley Days
bicycle 0 (Il m News
0 NYPO O Movie: (C) "The Runnlna Man" 0 (3 1 (i) m The Smith family (drama) 'SS-Laurence Harvey. lee
"No Pl.ice to Hide " Chad Smith sets Remick. Alan Bates
out lo locate lhe pusher supplying m Movie: "People Aaa1nst O'H1r1"
drues at his son's elementary school (drama) '57-Spencer Tracy m YUL BRYNNER I m But the Clock * SOLOS with DAVID EID Black Journal (R) "Justice'" m David frost Show Solo guut is,11 :30 6 (])Mt~ Griffin
award-winning actor/ director Yul 0 (lp) m Johnny C1r1on
Brynner. O (ll (!) a> Dlu Cavett m D11pet II) M1Me: "ust Sta2ec01ch Wttt"
Ell) I $h crA( I Trill CR) "The City (western) '57-Jim Davis.
and County or Denve1 vs Lauren R. 11:45 O Ont Step Beyond
Watson" 1:00 6 Movie: (C) "Battle Shock" (dr11
em Pattern for living ma) '5&-Ralph Meeker
9:00 6 00 MediCll Center (R) When O O News
I Dr Gannon tries lo commit a teen·I m All·Nieht Show: "Tht Mummy's
I age girl to the student health center Tomb," "Kisi iomort0w Goodbye"
for treatment to help her ofr drugs.I and "Tht October Man.''
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THURSDAY
APRIL 29
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 ID "The Return of Monte Cristo"
(adventure) '46 -Louis Hayward,
Barbara Britton
9:15 0 "Our Hurts Were Young ind
G1y" (comedy) '44 -Gail Russell,
Diana Lynn "Sins of Jezebel" (ro
mance) ·54 -Paulette Goddard,
George Nader
9:30 0 (C) "Tua, Son of Cochise''
(western) ·54 -Rock Hudson, Bar
bara Rush O "A Child Is W1itina" (drama)
'63 -Judy Garland. Burt Lancaster
10:00 (3' "It Happens Every Thursd1y"
(comedy) '53 -Loretta Young John
Forsythe
l :00 ID ''The Thin Man" (mystery) '34-
William Powell, Myrna Loy
2:00 0 (C) "Hero's Island" (adventure)
'62 -James Mason. Neville Brand
3:00 8 ''The Naked Edae," Gary Cooper,
Deborah Kerr
4:30 f) (C) "To Chest 1 Miiiion" (spy
drama) '68 -Richard Bradford Ron
Randell
3~ Same as IOAM Movie
EVENING
6:00 f) Bill News Je11y Dunphy
r-3 ABC News Reasoner, Smith.
0 KNBC News Tom Snyder.
0 The Allen Show Guests All
Metrano, Karen Morrow. the "Staple
Singers" and Charles Nelson Reilly
O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) (90) "The
Nun's Story" Part I (drama) '59-
Audrey Hepb111n, Dean Jagger Peter
F1ncn The true story of a devoted
young nun rn the Belgian Congo who
douols the s1gnil1cancP of :1er sac1i
lic1al vows when her family and
country are destroyed 1n WC1rld WM
II and she d scovers her hatred for
the rnemy is too stronv. for her to
remain a nun
O Dick Van Dy~e
ID The Flintstones
(D Star Trek
ff) Mulf1ntand/ Art Studio
EI!) Fisher Family m Notrcrero 34 m Death Valley Days
CI!) la Hora Familiar con Consuelo
CE> News Jim Hawthorne
6·30 3 News 8111 Huddy
6 Truth or Consequences
8 CBS News Walter Cronkite
0 Candid Camera
10 NBC News David Brm~ley
ID The nying Nun
ffi Hodgepodge Lodge m Selected Film/MUSIClle
m The Desert Report
ail Los Olvidados
7.00 f) CBS News Waller Cronkite
0 mNBC News
Jludrey 11epburn
<fbe~un'1 Story
t3 ()'CL()CI\ M()Vlf
<fbur5day-Partl Friday-Part 2
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<, APRIL 24, 1971
9:00 f) Cl) CBS Thursd1y Movie: (C)
(2hr) ''Judith" (dram•) '66-Sophla
Loren, Peter Finch, Jack Hawkins. A
dynamic beauty who has withdr1wn
lrom the world, lives with memorres
of concentration camps and the loss
of her child She determines to make
her former husband the man respon
s1ble for her tormented past. pay
for his wmes
0 The Fueitive
0 (])CD Miii• Room hr
G11ndd•dd1 (R) "The Teen Idol"
Danny has a man to.man talk with
a young singer who 1s keep1na his
marriage secret to protect his public
imn e
EI!) Ch1llenee
I ~ N1t1cha I 9:30 0 1lQ) m Adlm-12 "Purse Snatch ·
I er " A teenage purse snatcher thinks
he can outwit the police
0 (3) ( 6) fD Din Auaust "The
Color of rury " A black militant is
suspected of murdeung the sister of
a Santa Luisa city councilman Ray
mond St Jacques Nehemiah Per
soff Ray Danton and Richard
O'Brien 11ue$t·star B Candid C1mer1
EI!) Music1le/P1Stor's Desk m L1 Crw de M11iu Cruces
10:00 0 l~ m Dean Martin Guests
Pat11c1a Crowley Dom De Lu1\t' [n
gelbert Humperd1nck Jackie Vernon
0 Ch1nnel 5 Neu
B Suter W1rd News ID News Putnam/f1shman ED Specul1hon (R) ··A Con•mplton
With Dallon Trumbo."' award w1nn1ng
6 ) To Tell the Truth ''Two by Horovitz .. Guests are res1· I scenarist blacklisted by Hollywood B Whafs My line? dent d11ectors Louise Newmark and during the McCarthy era
1Q) Dick Van Dyke Alistair Hunter. I ail Aqui Tres P1tlnu ID I Love Lucy EI!) Cinema 30 10:30 l3 J Roundtable Discussion m CI Dragnet m Premiere Movie 0 Movie: (90) "The Jungle" (SCI
ED Conversations With a Psychl1trist 7:55 CID Cuestion de Segundos h) '52-Rod Cameron
··[motional Commun1cat1ons." 8:00 f) (8) Jim Nabors (R) Barbara I '6) Marshal Dillon
EI!) Christ the Living Word McNair auests 0 Cl) This Is Your life Ralph ld m Angelitos Negros m To Tell the Truth wards hosts Surprised gue~t IS Shir
CID Simptemente Maria m Wuhinaton Week in Review ley Jones al Movie Came EI!) The Story (D Bill Johns News
7.30 f) l 8 Family Allah (R) A new ladl 8:05 CI!) hle-Revista Musrctl m Cadena de Angushas
<Rademas Peda) they meet 1n the 8:30 0 10 m Ironside (R) "No Game Cl!) Horoscooo con el Prof. Horanael
park ballles Bully and Jody With for Amateurs .. Ironside and his staff 11:00 e r,-€[)News
l'lis odd behavior 1nvest1gale an anti war group in an 0 "10 m News
Q lO m Flip Wilson Guests efforl to find the loller ol a witness 6 Death Valley D1ys
Roger Miller the Temptations Lily 1n a government trial Michael Greer 0 3 al Newi
Tomlin and Redd Foo Martin Sheen and Pamela McMyler B Movie: "Sherlock Holmu & the
O Vrrginta Graham Guests include p,uest Pursuit to Al&1ers" (mystery) '42
Raffles. the ch1mpa01ee M1ck1 Lynn 0 HYPO Basil R~thbone N111el Bruce
\1rlton Berle Carol Wayne and Ar1hur 0 3 6 CE) Bewitched (R) To ID Movie: "One Minute to Zero"
Elle:i Co or Not to Go Samantha refuses {drama) 52 Ann Blyth Robert
O 3 6 CE> Atlas Smith & Jones to attend a witches convcnllon in Mitchum
tR) "[~1t from Wickenburg~" Smith <ialem Mass w1lhoul her mortal (D But the Clock
and Jones try to find out why ~ome husband ffi Wuhinp,ton Week in Review
one wants thrm 10 leave a town ID LUCY, JIM NABORS & 11.30 S a Merv Griffin
wnere they have found employment * ARTE JOHNSON visit Frost 0 1o m Johnny Carson
B Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) m D1vid Frost Show Guests are 0 3 6 CE> Dick Cavett
"Blood Alley'' (adventure) '55-John Ar1e Johnson. Jim Nabors. Lucille @Movie: "Highw1y Dra&net" (dra·
Wayne. Lauren Bacall American Oall and Donald Suthelland ma) ·54 -Richard Conte, Joan
merchant marine captain IS aided in m Olympic Bo1ing Bennell
escaping Chinese Reds. 1n order to ffi NET Playhouse "Biography I ud 12:00 0 One Step Beyond
take an entire village lo Hong Kong wrg van Beethoven " A crucial period 1:00 EJ Movie: "The Lady Takes I
and safely down the dangerously 1n the composer's life-the time be Chance" (comedy) '43 John Wayne
patrolled "Blood Alley · tween his departure from Bonn for Jean Ar1hur. Phil Silvers
ID Truth or Consequences Vienna al age 22 and lhe subsequent 0 0 News
(D It likes a Thief ftr\I rerogn111on of his gen·us by the ID All N111ht Show: "Ope11tion rn Theatre But Sub1ecl IS the Scor public IS depicted Counterspy," "lslend of Doomed
PIO R1s1ng Theatre·~ prod11cl1on of m P•ttern for l1v1ng Men" and "Si n Demetno, London."
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FRIDAY
APRIL 30
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 uout of This World'' (comedy)
'45-Eddie Bracken, Veronica Lake
"Follow the Hunter" (adventure) '54
-Charles Chaplin Jr m (C) "The White Tower" (drama)
'50-<ilenn Ford. Valli.
9:30 fJ (C) "Sirn of the P•r•n" (dra-
ma) 'SS-Jeff Chandler, Rita Garn
f) "A Rnishinr Idiot" (adventure)
'65-B11111tte Bardo!, Anthony Per·
kins.
10:00 "Hollywood Story" (mystery) SI
-Richard Conte Jutte Adams.
1:00 m "Mr. & Mrs. Smtih" (comedy}
'41 -Carole Lombard. Gene RcJy
mond
2:00 f) "The Interns" (dramil) '62 -
Michael Callan. Nick Adams. Cliff
Robertson
3:00 Ct • "Invitation to 1 Gunfi&hler," Yul
Brynner Janice Rule
4:30 i) (C) "Jolson Stn&S A111n" (mu~1
cal) 'SO-Larry Parks. Barbara Hale
~l Same as lOAM Movie.
EVENING
6:00 tJ lie News Jerry Dunphy.
(3) ABC News Reasoner. Smith
O KNBC Newservice fom Snyder
O The Allen Show
fJ Six O'Clock Movie: (C) (90) "The
Nun's Story" Conclusion (drama) '59
-Audrey Hepburn, Peter r.nch. The
true story of a dedicated nun In the
Belgian Congo who begins lo doubt
her VOWS.
(:) Dick Van Dyke m The Rintstonn tE Star Trell ID Mufhnland/Art Studio
EI!) Fisher F an11ly
€lJ Not1ciero 34 m Death Valley Days
(Ii) la Hora Fam11tar con Consuelo
(D News Jim Hawthorne
6:30 L3 News Bill Huddy
6 Truth or Cons!quences
8 CBS News Walter Cronkite
(:) Candid Camera
lo NBC News David Brinkley m Tha Flyine Nun
ID Hodeepodee lodge
EI!) Selected Films m Desert Report
(Ii) Los Olvidados
7:00 i) CBS News Walter Cronkite
0 m NBC News David Bnnkley
(6) To Tell the Truth
(:) What's My line!
101 Dick Van Dyke m I love Lucy
(E l8 Draenet ID Thirty Minutes With •••
EI!) Christ tht l1vinc Word
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 24, 1971
STEPHEN BROOKS: A 'LONER'
Girls interested in eligible bachelon. 'hould perk up whi:n rhcy 'cc
1all, handsome-and unattached-Steve Brook.,,
The blue-eyed, brown-haired Brooks;, one of the \tar., on I he In-
terns, dramatic medical 'cries being rebroadca,1 I Friday,, 7. lO-X::W
PM) in color on CBS.
Susceptible females have been known ro yearn for a minor Jtlmcnt
requiring lengthy hO'>pitalization it they could be a'>\Un:LI of gelling
medical attention from a n intern like Brool>.!\.
But offscrcen Brooks io; the fir..t to maintain he\ a loner, with no
great love of ~ocial life in the way of part ie~ or group activ111e!'I. So
he might be a hard man to snare.
Hi!'> preference in dates i" a casual dinner with lot' ol c;"y con-
versation. Even hi!'I favorite !'lport j, a lonely one-body '"'ting.
And hi:. hobby of sketching cartoons " hardly a way to m~..:I new people.
In fact, a t one time he wanted to be a cartoOnl\t. A, a child, he
'ilY'· "I read 'o many Walt Di,ney cartoon boo h I could forge
Mr. Di ... ney\ ... igna1ure belier thun I could write my own nJme ...
A na11 ve of Columbu~. Ohio. he wa' an avid movie goe1 b111 11
"'"" <• high school play thal wnt him 11110 act111g '" a carea. At
New l rier, Il l., H igh School he pla}ed the lead 1n h1, cla" p'a .
"Plain and F<incy," oppo ... ite a prl'lt)' girl who '' l>.nown now J\
Ann-Margrel.
"She w:" my fiN big crush," Brook, 'a}'-
After groidua1111g lrom high 'chool. Brooi.., ,pent l\o\O }CM'> JI
New Yori..\ Acadcm} 01 Drurn:11ic Art'. Thl'n c<1mc a 'enc' ol
'tock prodtll tion ... in eastern cit1e' and a Brnudway JOb in 1962 "'
11ndcrstudy to Ton} Perkin, m ··Harold ...
He appeared m a number of dramalic role' on telev1,11.>n, in -
cluding .. Little Moon of Alban" with Julie Harm He played Jn
intern for a year on 1 he Nurse' serie ... Oil CBS and w.t, co-,tarred
lor two year' on The FBI.
H1, brooding good loob and quiet per,onal1ty have led Brooi..,
into a VJrtety ot 'criou:-. role' thal give li11lc indication ol hi' otT-
'lacc 'cnse ol humor.
A natur<il mimic, he can e;1'il} 'lip into impre,sion' ol \lll'h \lar'
as Clark Gable, Cary Grant and Jimmy Durante. He '' al'o given
to \Hyly humorou<; remark:, ahollt him,clf and hi\ tcllow actor,.
He live<; in an ;iparlment in Hollywood crammed with tape' anti
record album\. rcOcctinl! hi, interc ... 1 in mu~ic. He lk'icrilk'' h1111-
'clf a' " bad-but enthtt~iastic-piano player.
H i' "'1dowcd mother live<; near the beach at M ahh11 <1ntl Bn)oi.., 'pend~ much of hi, 'pare time lherl'. 'urfing. ,wimming anJ work
rng at a reccnl interest, gardening
"I ... tarted to pull weed, 111 a vacant lot ne).t lo m\ !'llOthcr\
pl.Ke," he <,ar •. "And next thing I l>.nc\.\ I W<I\ hauling top,011.
planting ,hrnb,. 'hoving rocl>.s <1round .ind re<irranging rhe l;ind-
'cape 11\ great e).crci,e-and a lor more rc\.\ardrng 1han 1oggtng ·
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a) Movie Came 9:30 0 (1) @ a) Tlte Odd Couple (R)
7:30 f) The Interns (R) lots Nettleto:i ''The Jury Story.'' Felix, over Os·
guests as a mousy librarian with a car's objections, tells their dates
dual personality who develops an how they met wllile on jury duty.
ardent crush on Dr. Sim Marsh. 0 Joyce & 8arbar1: For Adults Only
CV Mom: (C) (2hr) "M1m1..-(dra· Melvin Douglas iUestS.
ma) '64 -Sean Connery, Tippi '8 Quest tor Adventure
Hedren. fI1) San Francisco Mix
0 @) m Hip Cllaparral (R) m Mus~le/Pastor's Desk
"Apactle Trust." As 1 prisoner ol @m La Cn11 de Marist Cruces
the Apaches, Blue is used as a 10:00 0 l12l m I SP!CIAl I The Loyal
pawn to stave off an Indian war Opposition Six Democratic senators
Q Vlr(inla 6r1h1m Show ~II regard1d as potential Presi-
0 @ a) The Brady Bunch "The dential Clndidates for their party's
Un·U:iderground Movie." Greg in-nomination-are reviewed by Rich
volvu the whole family in his home ard Scammon (election consultant)
movie on the Pilgrims for school. and correspandent William Monroe.
(])Movie: "Fearless fr1nk," John Those reviewed include Hubert H.
Voi&hl, Monique Van Voren. Humphrey of Minnesota, George Mc· 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Rio Govem of South Dakota, Edmund S.
Conchos" (western) '64 -Richard Muskie of Maine, Birch Sayh ol In
Boone. Stuart Whitman diana, Harold E. Hughes ol Iowa and m Trvth or Consequences Henry M. Jackson of Washington.
Q) Perry Mason Q News Sanders/Morris.
Ell) Rippin& Up Ille Weelr A look at 0 @@ a) Love, Ameriun Style
major ne11Ws events of the week with (R) "love and the Man Ned Door,"
Les Crane as host Michael Callan, Mary Ann Mobley,
@Ii) Cinema 30 "Love and the Trtp," Ann 8 Davis,
@m Estrellas Mus1UIH John Mc:G1ver, "Love and the Fur
7:55 a;) Cuestion de Secund01 Coat," Stu Gilliam. Sonja Dunson
8:00 0 @ a) Nanny l the Professor 0 Baxter Ward N~s
(R) "from Butch, With Love .. m News Putnam/f1sh~an.
Sutch suddenly withdraws the entire m I SPWA~ I Lu Florrstas Head·
hoard from his well earned bank ac drus Ball Btll Burrud and Ruta lee
count Eddie Mayehoff guests as co-host this hve floral headdress
Mr Miller. competition from the Beverly Hilton m To Tell the Truth Hotel.
@Ii) Livint Book fI1) Ameritan film Institute Theatre
@m Sylvia y Enrique ail Rit~olandia .. .
8·05 I.Ti' l h l"br 10:30 0 Movie: (lhr 45m) lost Contt·
• ~ UC a t ~ . nenr (SCi·ft) '51 -Cesar Romero.
8:30 6 Andy Grit.ftth (R). Andy s wtfe Ell) Bl1d1 Journal
takes a service station owne1 to g) Cadena de Angustias
small claims COUii when her new 11:00 EJ Cl) g) News
car gets a flat after a wash job. 0 (igJ m News
0 0 m Name of the Gamt (R) @ Death Valley Days
"Little_ Bear Died Running." Peo~le 0 (J) (E News
Ma~az1ne staffers go to New. Mexico 0 Movie: "The Children's Hour"
to hnd out why a youna lnd11n took (drama) '62 -Shirley Macla1ne,
the life of his boyhood friend Audrey Hepburn.
0 NYPO . . m Movie: (C) "All the Brothers 0 (6) a) The Plf'tftd&e hm1ly (R) Were Valiant'' (dmna) 'SJ-Robert
"Love at first Slight " Keith falls for Taylor, Ann Blyth, Stewart Granger
a young airl. (lane Bradbury) be· (!) Bill Johns News
cause she retuses to date him 11:15 g) Cinema 34 m The Supremes & 11:30 f) Merv Griffin * Ingrid Bergman join Frost 0 o m Johnny Carson m O•vld frost Show Guests are 0 @ CD Dick Cavett
The Supremes and Ingrid Bergman 'j.J Movie: "At War With tht Army,"
Q) Dracnet Dean Mar11n. Jerry Lewis
Ell) Soul! (!) Beat the Clock m Pattern for Living rn ConverHtions With I Psychi•·
9:00 6 Cf) CBS Friday Movie: (C) (2hr) trist
"Jack of Diamonds" (suspense '67 12:00 '8 Movie: "The Horrible Or. Hitch·
-George Ham1ltoo. Joseph Cotten, cock" (horror) '64-Robert Flemyng.
Marie LaForet, Maurice Evans. A Barbara Steele.
pair ol thieves plao to steal $5 12:1S 0 Movie: "So D1r1in1, So Deadly"
million 1n diamonds. Cameo appear (drama) '67-Brad Harris
ances by Carroll Baker. Zsa Zsa l iOO B Movie: (C) ''Hong Kong" (dra
Gabor and Lilli Palmer ma) '51-Rhonda Fleming, Ronald
Q The Fu<ive Reagan.
0 (.6) a) That Girl "Thal Cake " 0 0 New'
Ann marie loses her engagement 0 More 101 Your Mone~
rin& in a cheesecake that IS being m All·Nipt Show: "Born to Kiii,"
served al the governor's mansion "llle Hunt" and "Tht Intruder."
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 2•. 1971
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SATURDAY
ml Fiesta Muic1n1
11:30 O (I) The Hudy Boys m Mano I Mino Randlero
AFTERNOON
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 24. 197\
3:30 Movie: "Fox Fire" (drama) '55 m The Picture of DORIAN
-Jeff Chandler. Jane Russell. * GRAY-The original
00 Movie: "Beach Caunm," Cur1 Academy Award-winner!
Jurgens. Capuclne. m Movie &ruts: '1lte ,lctu,. of
6Ii) Children's Gosptl Hour Dorian Gr1(9 (drama) ·45 -Hurd m ludla en PatinH H tfl Id G S d 0 12:00 0 "" '.!!\ American Bandstand a e • torge an ers. onn1
\.3tJ IOU m True Mnnture R d ·-I l b ~ Hi..t. School Problenu ee . "'12e a ans ury
MAY 1
u:.I ... 4:00 e Dusty's TrHflOUSI In... t .:otr.\ "ran T•abo u:1 .. an rap Ui.I • .. Animal World t:e\ p t "' M OR N I N C
7:00 I) Ntw Words, Ntw Ways
0 ®) m Tomfoolery Show
TV Classroom
l;r,\ Dt1m1 de la "'·mana U1 e er .unn ~ -ID DEBUT Man to Man Romao a!\ Q ..... t Uf
12·.lS O Mm·e·. "M1·" of ... , D11-n" ~ u,... or • " .,, •· Gabnel and Merlin Olsen are CO· l!Tl F .... , •--
(adventure) '51-Riehard Travis ~ Uwv ·_..ur host~ of this spor1s discussion series. l:'ft B
12·.30 m Mobt'le Home Show l:A:I ronCIO U!..I Guesls for the premiere show include 0 Movie: "MonlleJ on My Back" Johnny Sample (former back for the S:30 0 KNBC NtWS«Vitt m Public Aff1lrs
@l) Seslme Street
7:30 I) Dusty's Treehouse
0 g;, Htdllt & Jec:kle
(1) Discovery
0 Bia~ [Jperience
[Q) Unde Russ m Thundel1>irds
8:00 I) Bup Bunny I Road Runner Hour
0 g;, Woody Woodpecker Show
0 (I) (j) llncelot link
(j) Chester the Jester 0 Movie: (C) ''The Blob" (SCI II)
'58 -Sieve McQueen, Aneta Cor
seaut. ID Tales of Wells far20
8:30 0 @) g;, The Buealoos
O Campus Profile
ID Cisco Kid
«!)&umby
9:00 IJ 00 Sabrin• ' the Groovie Cool·
ies
0 g;, Dodor Dollttle O Movie: "Scotland Yard Inspec-
tor" (mystery) ·52 -Cesar Romero.
Lois Maxwell. 0 (V 00 Jerry lewis Show m A.M. Movies: "Capt.in Caution"
(adVenture) '40 -Alan Ladd, Victor
Mature ''Tiiey Lin bJ Nl&11r• (dra
ma) '49 -Farley Granger, Cathy
O'Donnell.
«!)Tree House m CuerdH y Guit.arru
ml P1nor1m1 Latino
9:30 0 @) g;, The Pink Panther
0 CV 00 The Doublede~ers
O Movie: "Badmen of Missouri"
(western) '41-Dennis Mor21n. Jane
Wyman. ID Movie: "Tht Naked Gun" (dra
ma) '5S-W1llard Parker m Arriba el Norte
10:00 IJ Josie l the Pussyc.ab
0 O g;, H.R. Pulnstuf
(6) Real Estate Rentals
O (3) Hot Wheels m Luthi Libre
10:30 I) 00 H1rlem Globetrotten 0 (10) g;, Here Comes the Grump
0 Movie: ''Remark1ble Andrew"
(drama) '42-W1ll1am Holden
0 (3) SkJ Hawks
11 ·00 1J Ci) ABA Buhtball Pley·Ofh
Teams to be announced. 0 'lQ) g;, M1jor league Baseball
Minnesota Twins at Boston Red Sox
(6) Movie: "Invasion of the Saucer
Men," Frank Gorshin, Gloria Costello
0 (3) Motor Mouse
O Movie: "Ride Out lor Venaeanct"
(western) '57-Rory Calhoun, Gloria
Grahame
&) Movie: "lHM of Lile" (drama)
'SS-Robert Donal. Kay Walsh
(drama) '57 -Cameron Mitchell, New York Jets) and Jim Bouton 0 This Wttk In NBA
Oiaoe Foster (lormer New Yori\ Yankees pitcher). (j) """ Jim Gordon «0 Kinp ol ComedJ g;, Ntw Decade 11 Sea ®) NBC Newa
1:00 I) Dastardly l Muttley 4:30 1J Movie: (C) ''The Stren&er Wore «!)Animals. Action & Adventure
(V Campus Profile I Gun" (western) '53 -Randolph ti) Toni&1tt In Las Ve1aa 00 Larry Kane Show Scott, Claire Trevor. lee Marvin. til) The World We live In 0 Movie: (C) "The WOJld In His 0 Sports Challen&e m Fisher f1mlly
Arms" (drama) '52--<iregory Peck. 0 CelebritY Bowlinr 6:00 IJ The Bl& News Clete Rob~r1s.
Ann Blyth, Anthony Quinn (j) I Spy 0 g;, NBC News
Cl) TV 8 Looks at Learnin& (@ Mr. Btnlimln Pruenh 0 Laredo
&) We.llend News «0 Untamed World (j) CBS News Roger Mudd.
El;1 lo Prohlbido g;) filth for Today 0 Bou City al Hot Wheels @I) EJ Mundo eo que Vivimos @) Men from Shiloh
1:30 1J The Jetsons g;, tsl1nds in the Sun «!)Then tame Bronson
[3) Voice ol A&riculture a> lnsifht @l) San Frandac:o Mix 0 Movie: "China" (drama) '34-4:45 @I) Pre.Came Soccer m Musicale /Dave, l GoU1lll
Alan Ladd, Loretta Young 5:00 0 It's Academic 6:30 IJ About a Wttk
@ Mdtale's Navy 0 Hollywood PaB Rae.Ing Tht (})Sports Wltll BtltU
&) Movie: "Treasure of Ille Ruby $100.000 Century Handicap for 0 KNBC News Conference
Hills" (mystery) 'SS-Zachary Scott. three year·olds aod up-on turl at Ci) Ptny Mason
Carole Mathews a mile and 3/8. O EJtwitness Nt1n
al Sky tuwks 0 00 al ABC's Wide World of Star Tl'Wk
2:00 IJ 00 The Kentucky Derby The Sports fE) Hobbr Sllowcua
97th nJnning of the Kentucky Derby fJ The Aveneers til) The French Chef
from Churchill Downs rn Louisville. (iOl Ntws Dale Schwar1z. 6Ii) Chlldrtn's Gospel Hour
Ky .• is the first ol three races for --------------------------the Triple Crown of horu racing
(I) Aaoss the Fence
O Double Feature: "Dead Reckon·
int' (drama) '47 -Humphrey Bo
gart. ''Tiie Doctor likes 1 Wife''
(comedy) '40 -Loret1a Young, Ray
Milland. 00 Movie: "Gunslineer," John Ire·
land. Beverly Garland
O Roller Derby o Know Your Bible ID Movie: "M1nh1ttJn Melodrama"
(drama) '34 -Clark Gable, Myrna
Loy. William Powell.
g;, The American West
ml V1riedades Musicales
al'Motor Mouse
2:30 3J Lifcwatch 6
i>' Sports Chlllen&• m Dollars & Sense
Cl) HardJ Bo,s
3:00 IJ Archie's Funhousc
(3) Sketchbook
0 urry KJne Show O Movie: "Creature From the Black
ugoon" (horror) '54-Richard Carl
son. Julie Adams
(j) lntematio111I Hour O Movie: ''The Tin Stir" (western)
'57-Henry Fonda, Anthony Perkins
Q) Movie: (C) "lnv1ders From
Space" (sci·fi) '64-Ken ltsui
«!) Movie: ''Tiie forem1n Went to
France" (drama) '42-Rober1 Mor
ley. Coostanee Cummings m Revista Musical
g;, The Bii Pidure ml Teatro deJ Sabado
al Sterlin& Theatre
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 24. 1971
SUNDAY, APRIL 25
9:30 AM m Dodger Baseball Doubleheader Los Angeles Dodgers vs.
C1nc1nnat1 Red s at Cincinnati.
10:00 B Jim Thomas 11:00 Stanley Cup Play-Offs
3 00 NBA Basketball Play-Offs
1:15 O 3 @ Trenton 200 Auto Race The Trenton 200 Indianapolis·
Car Race features every top driver on the USAC tour at the
Trenton Speedway in New Jersey.
2:45 D D1@ Tournament of Champions Final rounds from La Costa
Country Club 1n Rancho La Costa, Calif.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28
8:00 El) World Football Soccer Real Madrid vs. Valencia.
THURSDAY, APRIL 29
8:30 (El Olympic Boxing
SATURDAY, MAY 1
11:00 AM 8 (i) ASA Basketball Play-Offs Teams to be announced. O (LO) Major League Baseball Minnesota Twins at Boston Red
Sox.
2:00 O (81 The Kentucky Derby The first race of the Triple Crown of
horse racing from Churchill Downs in Lou1sv1lle, Kentucky. 2:30 (iO) Sports Challenge
4:00 m DEBUT Man to Man Roman Gabriel and Merlin Olsen co·host
• · sports discussion series. Johnny Sample and Jim Bouton guest ,, • , today. 1~~. 1 i'... · 4:30 0 Sports Challenge
. ~tf / ·t 5:00 0 Hollywood Partt Racing The $100,000 Century Handicap for l • ~ 1•• I\ • i 3-yr olds on turf at 1 % mile. 1.~1• ~ ', • ~-• • I (3)@ ABC's Wide World of Sports .1· -• Futbol-Soccer
ITINERANT COWBOY -Tony 5:30 This Week in NBA
Franciosa stars as Gannon, a frtt-6:30 JJ Sports With Bertka
whttlln1 cowboy n.ellna ac:ross 8 00 I ~-t rd N" ht Fi hts the Kansas pbtlns In surd1 of ad-: '141 u ay ig tg
venture, ln "A Man Called Can-10:30 · Box de Mexico
non." on the NBC Tuesday Nishi
Movlt' at 9 PM. •
SOPHIA LOREN ~tars 85 a dy-
namk buuly who llns with un-
foraotteo memories of her days In
• c:oncentralJon c:amp, In "Judith." arfpplq Jlory of • woman u t on
SttkJna ""enae, on The CBS Thurs.
ct.y Nlabt Movit at 9 PM. 6:00
6:30 7:30
8:00 9:00
11:00
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SUNDAY, APRIL 25 7 (C) "Annie G•t Your Gun" (western) 'SO-Betty Hulton. Howard Keel
11 "The &rein Thel Wouldn't Die" !horror) '63-Jason Evers
5 ''Mllllon Doller Le~" (comedy '32-W.C Fields. Jack Oak1e. 9 "A Chlld Is Weltlnjt'' (drama> '63-Judy G;Hland, Burt Lancaster
11 "fanny" (drama) '61-Maunce Chevalier, Leshe Caron 7 3 6 (C) "Shedow on the Land" (drama) '68-Jack•e Cooper.
6 "Right Cron" (romance) '50--June Allyson, 01ck Powell 2 "Ttult Kind of Woman" (drama) '59-Sophia Loren Tab Hunter
MONDAY, APRIL 26 7 "Ride Vaquero" twestern) "53-Robert Taylor. Ava Gardn,., 6 "To PleaH • Lady" (drama) '50--Clari. Gable, Barbara Stanwyck 9 "8rlchem Young" (b10Rraphy) '40-0ean Jagger Linda Darnell
4 10 (C) "The lntruden1" (drama) '69--Edmond O'Bnen, Anne fr11nc1s
9 "To11;ether Again" (comedy! 44-l•ene Ounnl' Charles Boyer TUESDAY, APRIL 27
7 "Tell Story" (romance) '60--Jane Fonda. Anthony Perkins 9 (C) "When My 8eby SmllH at Me" (musical) '48-Betly Grable
7 3 6 "How Awlul About Allan" (wspense) '69--Anthony Perkins
4 10 (C) "A Men C11lled Gennon" (western) '68-Tony Franc:•osa
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28 7 IC) "Pajama Puty" (teenaRr comedy) '64-Tommy K1rk
10 CC) "Relntrn County" (drama) '58-Eltzabeth Taylor
9 CC) "Cry for Happy" (comedy) 61 -Glenn Ford Miko Tak ..
5 "Kini( Dinosaur' ISC• l1l "55-8111 Bryant. Wanda Curt•~
9 (C) "The Runnln1t Man" (drama) '55-Laurrnct' Harvry Lt'I' Remick
11 "People Aitalnst O'Hara" (drama! "57-Spt'ncer Tracy
THURSDAY. APRIL 29 7 (C) "The Nun's Story" Part I Cdram;;1 '59-Audrey Hepbu•n
9 (Cl "Blood Alley" (?dventure) '55-Jc;hn Wavne Lauren B.i"'" 2 8 (C) "Judith" ldrama) '66--Soph1a Loren. Peter frnch.
5 "The Junglt'" lsc1 11) '52-Rod Cameron. Mortl' Windsor 9 "Sherlock Holmes & the Pursuit to Alii:lers" lmysteryl '4~-
f RIDAY. APRIL 30
7 CC) "The Nun's Story" Conclusion ldramal ·59 Audrt'y HPpburn 3 (C) "Marnie" !drama) '64-T1pp1 Hedren, Sean Connt'ry 8 "fearless frenk" (drama) '67-Jon Voight
2 8 (C) "Jack of Diamonds" (Suspen'l>e) '67-Geoorge H;im1lton
9 "The Chlldntn's Hour'' ldram.l) '6;> -Shirley MacL.i1ne
SATURDAY, MAY 1
9 (C) "The Wec:kiest Ship in the Armv" (comedy) '61 M1chat>I Craig 11 "The Picture ol Dorian Gray" Cdr11mal '45-Gt'orge S.1nders
4 10 "The fortune Cookie" !comedy) '66--Jack Lemmon Judi Wesl
7 (C) "Along Came • Spider" (drama) '69-S11zannt' f>lt'<.ht>tte
9 "Giant Behemoth" and "Man With the X·R•y Eyes."
2 (C) "My Six Loves" (comedvl '63-0ebbie Rrynolds. Cltfl Robertson 4 "Atteck •nd Retr••t" !drama) '65-Arthur Krnnedy
6 "You Only Live Once" (drama) '37-Henry Fonda. Sylvia Sydney.
7 (C) ''Dlemond Head" Cdr11mal '62-Charlton Heston Yvette M1m1eu•
JO "The Young Ptllledelphlans" (drama) '59--Paul Newman
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IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR PEOPLE OVER 65:
I Deductibles increased 15.38% I
You Must Pay More
Under Medicare for 1971
•
USE ENROLLMENT FORM INSIDE TO BRING YOUR MEDICARE
HOSPITAL SUPPLEMENT INSURANCE UP TO DATE .
MAGNA-MEDICARE DEPARTMENT
Bankers Multiple Line Insurance Company
481 O N Kenneth Ave • Chicago. lll1no1s 60630
As of 1971 you mu st pay more in Medi care hospital deductibles .
MAGNA-MEDICARE automatically fill s in these new gaps because it i s
Ameri ca's firs t and ONLY plan that always pays EVERY SINGLE GAP
in Medi care hospital benefits after the initial deductible~to
$50,000 .00 for S3.00 a month .
Dear F'riend:
(1"-DAY E.l.}
I kn ow how worried you mus t be abou t the new i ncrenses i n governm e nt Medicare
deduc t ibles. t he money yo u have to pay yoursel f .
I don't blnme you ; most people o ver 65. or who cnre f o r someone who is. ha ve
been wo r ried t oo .
Medica r e is a great boon t o sen io r citizens. but it was ne ver i n tended to cover
all the h e~lth e xpenses o f older folks. Since Medicnre stflrted. the deductibles
i n hospital Medicare ha ve gotten bigger nnd bigv.er.
' They had to. Modern-day treatmen t gets very expensive. Hospitnl costs keep
skyrocketing, f orcing Medicare to pny more ~nd more 1nd to incrense the nmounts
you ha ve to pay yourself. For 1971 the hospitnl deductibles nre rnised nrnin
so tha t now, a f ter the i n itial deductible of $60.00 (tip from $52). you also
have t o p~y $15.00 a dny (up f rom $13.00) ~fter 60 dnys dur1nf. your f irst
Ov e r . p l ease
co-insurance period, $30.00 a day (up from $26 .00 ) during your 60-day lifetime
reserve per iod, and every penny of your hospital costs, no~ £yeraging $82.00
~day , after that. And all of this is supposed to come out of your own pocket.
Without extra insurance, we all know these gaps a nd limits to the Medicare
program can cost any of us thousands of dollars out of our savings . Lon g
illnesses have forced many senior citizens into debt or made them a burden on
their children for the rest of their lives.
Naturally many of us have tried to protect ourselves by taking out various
extra "Medicare supplement" insurance plans .
But, until now. none of these plans filled all the gaps all the time . Mo s t of
them don 't keep up with t he changes in Medicare. They pay only low maximum
limits and won 't pay for a private room whe n Medicare does. Some plans
reject you for certain health conditions or have long waiting periods for
illnesses you already have. Others cost so much that most f olks can't afford
them. And even with the mo st expensive of them all, you 're stil l NOT
completely protected.
As Senior Vice President of Bankers. I 've s tudied these other plans, and I can
tell you: they've all got complicated exclusions, exceptions. and limitations.
when the one thing older people need to hear about Medic are these days is 2lain
talk .
And plain talk is exactly wh a t I promise you. Send no money. Just fill out
and mail us the Enrollment Datacard attached, and I promise we'll mail you a
hospital policy so simple I can sum it up in these few words:
AFTER THE INITIAL DEDUCTIBLE, MAGNA-MEDICARE PAYS FOR EVERY SINGLE ~Af
in Medicare hospital benef1ts--lOO%--with no time limit. for the rest of your
life if need be, or until you've collected $50 ,000.00. MAGNA-MEDICARE makes
all other Medicare supplement plans now out of date!
There won't be any "if"s, "and"s or "but"s about limitations, exclusions, or
exceptions to Medicare like the ones you find in nll other insurance plans .
It's as simple as that. If you're at least 65. you won't be rejected no matter
how old you are or what your state of health. During this public enrollment,
everybody gets exactly the same chance to join up before the closing date.
And there's no mystery about what it will cost you . The standard enrollment
price is just $3 .00 £month~ person because you don't pay for the $60.00
initial deductible or for duplicating government Medicare when it covers nearly
everything for each hospital s tay in the first 60 days of a benefit period.
You don't pay salesmen's commissions or for processing health questions
Everything is handled directly by mail.
Comparison of
Hoapital Benefits
BENEFIT PLAN A PLAN B PLAN C PLAN 0 MAGNA·
Five L•dlng
Medle11re
Supplement Plane
Only
MAGNA-MEDICARE
Hu Them All
• Mutmum amoun1 1n plans A. B.
and C IS hm1ted by fured number or
benet11 d'Y'·
............. --~
Automatically adjusts to all changes
in government Medicare
Pays in addition to all other insurance
Pays for all extra regular hospital
supplies and services
(drugs. interns. nurses. etc.)
Pays for mental or nervous conditions
in regular hospital
Pays for confinement for dental surgery
Pays for private room when
Medicare · eligible
Pays without time limits
Percentage of deductibles paid
after initial deductible
Maximum amount .
NO
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
Appro•
75%
Limited•
MEDICARE
NO NO YES YES
NO NO YES YES
NO NO NO YES
YES NO NO YES
NO NO YES YES
NO NO NO YES
NO NO YES YES
84% Approx
77% 100% 100%
Limited• limited• S1 5,000 $50.000
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• Culver City 51ar News • Venice Vanguard Westchester Star N ew~ • Modesto Bee • Monrovia Daily New~ Post • Newport Beach Daily Pilot •
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The price can never be raised unless it applies to e veryone else in the same
s tate . If you like your policy, you pay just $3.00 a month (even less if you
want to pay for longer periods in ndvance); otherwise you won't owe us a penny
There's no gimmicky "first-month-reduced" price . and there's no "after-
enrollment" price either. When enrollments are closed, you can't get
MAGNA-MEDI CARE at any price. There's only one exception: if not yet 65, your
wife or husband can enroll when 65, but only'1f you've Joined in time
MAGNA-ME DICARE lets you choose nny regular hospital approved for go vernment
Medicare. Naturally it doesn 't cover doctor bills because they do n't come under
lhe hospitnl part o f Medicare; for these be sure you 're signed up for the medical part of Medicare
Al ong wi th your policy we 'll also send you the o ffici al go vernment f older o n
Medicare so you can see exact ly how MA GNA-MEDICARE fills in the gaps and keeps
rivht on paying with no time limit lo $50,000.00--unlikg a!l.Y Qlher insurance
plan in America at any price. So I hope I've made it clear that MAGN A-MEDICARE
is the very first insurance you s hould have because it 's the only plan that
can so completely free you from big hospital-bill worries.
If you already have another plan that will pay part of your expenses. you can
use the extra money any way you want. Magna-Medicare pays in addition to a ll other insurance and is always tax-free. --
In fact, it's an absolute necessity because it 1 s the only way you Qan be sure
you'll be protected for all the gaps in hospital Medicare after the initial
deductible no mntter how they chanve--e ven for illnesses and injuries you 've
already hnd for 10 or 20 years
But please don 't put off sending your card and risk losing your enrollment
completely--m aybe forever! Th e c l osing dnte has to be fina l . I ndividual
applications are absolutely prohibited once e n rollments have closed. I 'd
hate Lo see you lose ou t Just because your enrollment arri ved too late.
WHH·JKR
RM-8
ENROLLMENT
REQUIREMENTS
No mort thin one
policy per person.
Enrollment limited to
U.S. residents only.
Enrollment not accepted
if unsigned. incomplttt
or i1119ible.
Only Senior Citimna 65
years of age or over
may •roll.
Do Not Send
Money with
Enrollment
Very sincerely yours.
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HOSPITA L PLAN
ONL y FOR THOSE WHO ARE ELIGIBLE ANO HAVE QUALIFIED FOR GOVERNM ENT MEDICARE
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Q UESTIONS AND GANSWERS
EXPLAINING TIME-LIMITED ENROLLMENT IN
Americas first and only plan that
PAYS EVERY SINGLE GAP IN HOSPITAL MEDICARE
after initial deductible.
Pays to $50.000 for $3 a month.
Q
CA
Q
CA
If I already have Medicare. why do I need
MAGNA-M EDICARE?
Because government Medicare was never
intended to cover all your hospital expenses. It
has deductibles and maximum hm1ts. The
deductibles increased 1 8% in 1 970 and 1 5%
more in 1971 . These gaps and limits in gov-
ernment Medicare can cost you thousands of
dollars out of your own pocket.
If I already have extra hospital insurance,
doesn't it cover all the gaps in Medicare?
Definitely not All other hosp11al insurance plans
have exclusions, hm1tat1ons and exceptions to
M edicare that you would have to pay for
yourself out of your savings or by going into
debt.
Q What do other insurance plans leave out7
CA Other plans pay spec1f1c amounts for fixed
-./"\. periods of time after 60 days. after 90 days
w hen your 60-day lifetime reserve is used up.
and so on Medicare can change as 11 did this
year-and you are left with new gaps not
covered in your other policies With M AGNA·
MEDICARE you do not have to keep up with
such changes, 11 automatically changes to fill in
complerely w 11h the corresponding premium.
Most other plans have low maximum l1m1ts;
they eKclude mental disturbance. even acts of
w ar. and almost none pays for a private room
even 1f M edicare does. MAGNA-MEDICARE
pays for all these expenses that you would have
to pay yourself It fills 1n gaps that every other
plan leaves open
Q
CA
Then, with MAGNA-MEDICARE I can be
sure I'm completely protec ted?
Yes It 1s the only plan in the nation that after the
first deductible pays all Medicare-covered in-
hosp1tal expenses whenever Medicare does not:
even .. pre existing cond111ons" (sicknesses you
already have) are covered 1mmed1ately with no
'waiting period .. So to be completely µrotected
you must have MAGNA-MEDICARE even 1f
you have other plans
Q But then won't I have duplicate insurance?
CA
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CA
Q
CA
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CA
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MAGNA-MEDICARE does not duplicate gov-
ernment M edicare and pays you in addition to
any other insurance you may have now or ever
get in the future. If part of your expenses are
paid by another plan, you can spend the extra
money any w ay you want. ALL MAGNA-
MEDICARE payments are tax-free.
Can I choose my own hospital7
Yes. You can use any regular hospital approved
for government M edicare Naturally this does
not mean mental inst1tut1ons or extended care
facilities like nursing homes Private doctor bills,
of course. do not come under hospital M edicare;
for these be sure you are signed up for the
medical part of Medicare
Can I go in and o ut o f the hospital as often
as I want7
Yes. You can go in and out of the hosp11al as
often as you need to and still collect your full
MAGNA-MEDICARE benefits up to S50.000 00.
If I go to the hospital for 300 days, what
will MAGNA-MEDICARE pay me7
Based on hosp11al costs of S60 a day and other
covered expenses of sn a day. MAGNA-
M EDICARE will pay you S14.550 in add1t1on to
what you collect from Medicare.
How c an it cost only $3.00 a month?
CA Because you don't buy insurance for the 1n111al
-./"\. deducuble amount and hecause ol Medicare
Without 11 MAGNA MEDICARE would be 1m-
poss1bly eKpens1ve But Medicare pays nearly
all expenses for each hospital stay 1n the first
60 days ol a benefit period so MAGNA-MEDI·
CARE only has to pay for a small expense at lirst
and sull fills 1n 100% A simple single enroll-
ment by mail keeps expenses to a minimum
There are no salesmen's commissions to pay no
health questions or medical examinations to
process
MAIL ENROLLMENT FORM ON REVERSE
Q H ow can Bankers o ffer MAGNA-MEDI-
CARE when other companies do not7
CA Because Bankers Multiple Line. founded in
1883. has spec1al1zed 1n protection for senior
c111zens for many years and has learned what
they need. This provided the necessary actuarial
statistics to show that, as a group, older people
are "better actuanal risks" than supposed
Bankers could then eliminate restricuons still
imposed by other companies
Q Can I enroll even if I am n ot in good health?
Yes No one 1s requued to take a medical
examina11on or answer questions about present
or past health of any kinc1 Sicknesses you may
already have arP fully covered w ith no waiting
period
Q Can my policy be cancelled 1f my health
gets very bad and I collect thousands of
dollars?
CA No Your MAGNA MEDICARE membership
-./"\. cannot be cancelled because of 111 health. no
matter how often or how much you collect up to
the S50.000 00 maximum And you will never
have 10 pay a higher premium unless 11 applies to
everyone else 1n the same state
Q How do I enroll?
Bv sending 1n your enrollmPnt form before the CA deadline when the enrollment period closes. (If
both are 65 or older, a husband and wife can use
the same form )
Q If I let i t go now. can I enroll any time
later on7
No and rher(' c.in l.H' no quaranree of future
enrollments You c.inno1 lw admitted or re
admitted once enrollment!> .lre closed This 1s
proh1b11ed with onl' l'\ccp11on II now under 65
your wile or husb;inc1 can i>nroll on reaching
that age prowdt'd you .111' .1lready enrolled at
that time
WITHIN 14 DAYS -DO NOT DELAY AND FORFEIT
YOUR ENROLLMENT
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