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1971-05-15 - Orange Coast Pilot
I . • ' a .•. • DAILY PILOT * * * 11 0 ' * * * SATURDAY, MAY 15, 19.71 \IOl, M. MO. 116, I RCTK>ltl. 14 PA•ll ~ TV Sportscpster I Duke Convicted LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Television tpOl't&clster St.an D.lke has charged that bis &eemld degree murder conviction was based on "racism." Duke, 34, a Negro, was convicted Fri- day of s~nd degree murder for the death of radio oe\vsman Averill Berman. 51. a wbile whom Duke said y,·as in bed with his estranged wife. "Black-while , .. it never changes." Duke said after the verdict was returned. "If it had been opposite raceY.ise, he'd bt out. The Vt'oman was my wife-they tre'l't: in bed." Duke. a former trackman at Lewis and Clark Collete __ in ~ortland.' Ore.. had ttstl,fied be;;'Popped by h!S' -eslr311$'.ed. wife!I home!ll}fl , Rtiiig ~ ligflt 'OR in fhe bathroom, went to the rear of the' house to knock on her window,..as he had done wore. . , "As I starl.ed tn ll:nock, t observed aomtlhing \\'hich caused me lo stop," he testified. He said he sew his wife and Berman engaging in a sex acl. Duke and his wife, Faye \V illiams- Duke 33. also a Negro. were married in . 1m·bcti sep.ttated 20 ~tbs ago. Si~ the ~ she has reeel'fed, •. final di vorce. Deputy Di.strict Attorney Alan M. Gene- Liberty's Widow Sent to Prison For Deatl1 Role Special to the DAILY PlLCYf SAN DIEGO -A \\'idow \rhose whirlwind courtship Included a mela~ choly mixture of murdei:. mayhem ~nd marriage in jail to notorious c~ndlelight kilter Robert w. Liberty today 11 behind 1llte prison bars. Kendall Ann Bierly Liberty, 23, WU formally sentenced to one yeir to life Friday for her role in the ex.mental pa .. tient's l.a.sl candleUght slaying 11 months. ai:t.e changed an original plea of in- nocent by reuon of Insanity to guUty, t v.i> months after Liberty was strangled bv ctllm•tes In county Jail hert. ·The hmband and wife were awaiting murder trials In connection with the June 7 torture murder of Robert 1rlon, S2, '\\'!"bfit b">Cly was found beside. a burning candle. L":!{; 24. formerly of \Vestmin ster, "'" 'ted with al least three murden (!tt LlBERTV, Page ') ' Jin, who ~ted the case, said there was "no aspect of racism" in the non- jUry Superior Court trial. He said justice was.. done and ithe charges or racism "just creat_e a,&Chi!matic society." During the trial three court.-appointed psychiatrists had te.stlfied that Duke was su ffering from "diminished mental capacity" at the time of the killing. The term means the psychiatrists believe be was incapable of prtmeditaUng the crime. However, they were d1vided on the issue of sanity, two saying he wu legally sane and the third that he wu lnuine when he titled Berman. Duke, a weekend eportscaster on the CBS-Owned station, K'NXT, had pleaded innocent and ~t by reason of in- sanity. ·' Airplahe Lands On San Diego ,F);eew1Jy Ramp . ,,.; CWri'>tlJ aircraft piloi.d by an Orange re.sldenl made what can only be described as an .. orthodox" Jand-- ing Friday at a very "uncrthodox ' ~ cation -the freeway trans.iUon ramp near Orange Coout.y Airport. There were no injuries to the pilot. no damage to the small airplane, no traffic accidents an<! •,no major traffic Ueup, according to tht callfomia Highway Pa- trol. The light plane, piloted and owned by Virgil C. Fordham, 42, WM forced to make the emergency landing due to en- gine trouble encountered while attempt,. ing to land at Orange County Airport. The aircraft touchtd down at 10:25 p.m. on the. transition ramp between the New- port Beach F~way and the JOUthbound San Diego Freeway, a spokesman for the Highway Patrti sald. He said traffic! was very light at the.Jlme. Th< plane Cln!O to rat In Ifie llOIJlh. bound lanes o(i the San Dle&o Freeway abotit one milelmrth ol the runway at Orange County' ilrporl, the CHP spo~es- man said , Because of the pr~lmlly of the airport, the dtcision was made to tsCOrt the stlli.. nmnlng alreraf\ down the freeway to IU ' destination. . . Four CHP Ufl}t.s. red lights fiashlng and motori1l! sfaring. escorted the plane about one mile clown the San Diego Free- way to the MicArthur Boulevard off- ramp. The sman parade ffi!wound Jls way down MacArthur to tilt lrport. The CHP said Fordham the only l)tfaon 1board"'4he -ain:re!t at the time o1 111• incidenL · I • . ' • 0 s • • 1 .• • ecre en • Plane Lands o ,n Ba111p 01 San Diego Freeway ' .. $taap •f Al!llrfl!HI& Mail Rate Hike Gets :Final Okay WASHINGTON CUPll -Postal author. IUes have won a le&al batUe to raise mail ntes that will COflt the public $23 miW0tt a week. The new rates become effecUve at midnight Sunday. 'Ibey are expected to incrtue poslll 1ervice revenue by $1.45 billion annually. - The increases Jnclude : -First class, alx to eight cenbl. -Air mail, 10 to Jl cents: -Post cards, five to 1Jx centl.. -Second ct,au, 2D to 30 pm:fnt; and third clua, up 33 percent. 1 Fourth class rates will be lir1ely uir affected. County Wage Boost Urged By Employ~s ~OR FIGHTING? ~ Huntingtort Beach!• lleput)' Aal~.~ Of, ficer Jerry Armstrong holds bird •uthorlties claim is fighting cock. It ls one ol 11 seized in a Los Alamitos raid and now being held u ev· idence. By JACK BROBACK Of-lllt ""'-"'! .,.,, .. Orana:e County employti ha.ve given the Board of Supervllon notice that they had better come , through wtth a fair talary Jncrtue this year or. they might have to deal with a labor union. Fights· Spread Emp1oyes Auod~Uon,Pre~nt James W. Farrel warned; "If the· county isn't wlUlng to acknowledge . the leg!Umate claims of lb employea to equitable treat. ment and Isn't willing to deal realistically with the usoclation . . . It ·Will drive employes right Jnto the anm of the Anirnal Battl,es Booming Business By ALAN "QIRKIN 01 ftM D#lly l"llet ll•lf Dog fighting is spreading as a major gambling sport in Southern California, in-- eluding Orange County. Terrien are being pitted in bloody bat~ tles to the death regularly in Watta. West Covina 'Ind San Bernardino. In Or.ange County, Garden Grove 'appean to be tht center where killer dogs are raised and fought. The dog righting circuit is intermingled with the cock-lighting network that runs state wide. but which is increasing In Orange County as much&! anywhere else in the slate. The growth In inimal fighting was detailed Frdday in an interview 1n Hu~ tingtoR Beach with lwo officers of the Humane Society or fhe United States, a non-profit organization. The n11met of the state-licen8ed officer• canmt be dbclOll<d, l!owev<r, becl.,. } much of their work is undercover and mllltant1." dangerous. ''Certain things have to be said and But they made the £ollo\\:Jng charges -certain facta have to be faced ,'" Farrel and later backed' them up, with vtvid, said In a sighed artk:le In 'the employes descrl li ol the bloodv bat assoclationls mo~ magatlne. ff.':'.'°'"" · P ..,. ' • .. Al the era of ti>j l]l0i)S1y1lem pauecL Into hillOry, the 1p of thi Dioclern. com--Fflllitin& cocks If< being raii¢ In petent, ·h~y ~,fled • , ', carur HunUnatoli Beach, Newport 1hcb. plo)I• er •·· Garden Grove and Fontana. ' ~~T the -·to.. inodem dq . -Al mueli u 1211,000 con change hAndJ public employment hla i..n )nlly well Jn a cock figbl . . · -plet.d ·1>7 ·-, the•-toword -Law, enforcement officers somettmes the pUbHt employe· hu been d\anglng know of cock fights or dofJ fi&bll but do very slowly, 111111)' clttulll lllU view the little to stop them. publlc emptoye u an lnc.un~nt who -Dog fights have been held In Garden-• """lfi:'l.J bold • job In _balln¥',. Fam! Grove . !'alts, WuJ Covina and Ssn CXl~e A.Id that In the pqt when public Bemardiho. tmp)oyn have banded tocether for -~ and prosUtution offenses art repreaenta:tton It ha• usU1lly been Jn the· also generated around cock fights. fonn of a non-militant aS10Clation, rely- Ttn aneged game cocU pruent1J' U'I ing largely 'On ruearth, per111a1lon and being held In the anlm•I ohelter in Hiln-lhe aood""' of the p!lbllc jurlldlctloo to (See ANIMAL, P11< II Cliff PAY am, .... I) I A three·Judge U.S. Circull CClll'I of Appeal• peel made possible lm)>Olltlon of the new rate!, by refuslnc J)iday tt reverse a lower court order denying at. tempb by magazine and newspeper publishers to bkx:k the incttase. The judges deliberated barely one hour .after hearing argumenu that thl new pos tal service does not have authoti- jty to hike rates ·untJI ll oflicia1J7 · tate1 over operation ol the malls July l, However, the government ha1 ~ preted the 1970 Poatal Reorganizatlolt Act to mean the JJ.member board ot governors may raise rates temporarily within 100 days of submittln1r a rat~ n- quest. to the Postal Ra~ CommlasJori ft the commission has not yet acted. The commission does Mt begin hearing& unUl Monday, and Jtg deifberalions could tut for weeks. The new denominatJons oC 1lamJ11 '11- ready were on sale F.'riday. An attempt to block the increue, wu made 'by the AmericaB Newspaper Pub- Jisheri Association (ANPA) am. the Afaga.zine Publisliers AssociaUon (MPA). The representatives said the lncrtlM would cost them an additional $850,oob a week. Gover1m1ent lawyers argued that tM publishers wanted to. CODtinue to. receive "heavy subskties" from the tuplJlea1. 'The appeals court ruling upheld a .de- cision ·by U.S. Di~rict Judge ·Wllliam a·~ Bryant May 11 that the publishFs WW to show the temporai'y rate ina'eue was· Illegal, 1'he weatherman predicts cloudy •Ide• toaight,,and Sunday mornln( wilh pqesjl>Wtx ol drialOI. Cool,.- Sunday. INSmt: TODAY ' El T010'1 Third Marine .t\f,.. craft Wing Band wiU a~ °"' the'Ttnnesaee 'Ernie Ford IPfr> ial rpotlightld in an in.,ide toJ. ~ or page feaeure in toda11'1 TV WEEK . AIMI ......... ... APMl'I' C~lltt~ H ... Cl••tl"'4 Cffl'llCI Ctlllmfflll' ... c,.._._. Ottlll Ntllcn " • h~ " • " " '\, -t · DAILY PILOT -QUEINIE By Phil. lnterlandi , c io.a-,.-~ ._ .,,,_ w.u.w._... • ••• And eariy.JnornJng 'pBtcl.y fog, clearing by noon.11 • • 20 Lant& l'irifed . UCl's Aldrich Recou_nts Fellowship World Tour UC -Irvine Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. Thursday night recounted tales of his around- the-world adventures u a Danforth Fellow. Chancellor and Mrs. Ald rich returned May 3 from a M-day trip that took them to 20 coun- tries. In 14 weeks, they ac· cumulated 1,000 1 l t d e s • renewed acquaintances with former &tudenill: and faculty colleagues, . and accumulated numerous blisters while .tour- ing tourist lhrlnes, research ~nters and universities. Thursday's: presenta tion in UCI's Firre Arts Vi Ila g e Theater attracted 2.50 to hear Dr. Aldrich 's diacussion of the traveling sabbatical. Earlier this week, wives of the medical COlle1e faculty heard a preview of the public perfonnance. Io b o t h presentations, Aldrich noted be wa1 still boil· 1.ng·down his remark1 ln an at- tempt to highlight all the ac- tivities of the trip in one lee· · ture. Ntilher presentation car- ried the audience completely arQUnd the world . ,Jlf.'!l/"r&i~~~ \:i1~n~ • 40 mtnutes of di&cclslon about the dual nature of the trip. The chief aim of the leave, . Pilot Sells · I,072 Seats :At Ball Game U pre-game crowd elilmates are accurate, about one out of every 10 Angel rooten in the .undo Sanday •t the Bia A will be there as part of DAILY PILOT ":Mor-1 Day." Wlth Ucket orderln1 time of. ficlally ended for the half. prlet1 olfer, DAILY PILOT of· flctala today announced 1,072 1eaU · at Anaheim Stadium have been reserved by DAILY PILOT read.en. Half the seats: were pald for at the regular $3.50 or $2.50 price. The DAILY PILOT will furnish the other seats free to ticket buyers for the Sunday matinee wtien the An1el1 play the Milwaukee Bmrert. Ptj~r to the 2 p.m. 11ame, Murr~ Feldman, 10, of Newport Beach, winner of the ···Early Blrd" essay contest 1ptNi9M'td by the DAILY PlLOT. is scheduled to meet 'Tony Conigliaro. Young Feldman n a m e d Conigliaro as his "favorite Angel'' ln his euay expl!Jn· Ing why he wanted to meet the Halo ouUieldre. and requimnen\ of the Dan· forth Foundation, was to p~ vide time away from the cam- pus. Aldrich said he wanted to look at other universities l_ around the world that were "starled or planned about the time. UCf ,Wl$ &farted.'' His second mission was to view activities of research . centers dealing with the world food producUon problems. In Australia and N e w Zealand, Dr. Aldrich found new direction for t.he. universi- ty vfsits aim of the trlp. At the University of Auckland, New Zealand, the UCI chancellor learned about the exteriial degree programs b e l n g launched by un1vers1Ues there and in England. He said he was struck by the part time 1tudy Pl"Oirams which offer studies leading to a degree without a student have to be on campus. NoUng that "Unlvenity of California traditions have con· strained provision ol part Ume study degree p r oli;amp•• Aldrich lild ho Wliila acttfei}> work toward development of such programs. In India, Aldrich said he saw an issue of an Americ an newsmagazine that detailed the granUng of •t.8 million to State University of New York for such a venture. Aldrich said thrte types of potential students could be aerved by part time . study were It to be made available at UCI. They are persOns wh08e vocational and pro- feulonal obltgaUons require continuing study, but preelude attendance during dayUme claues. housewives and 18 to 20-year-olds p r e s e n t I y at. tending full time, but who Tack motivation. The laUer group mlght benefit by continued contact with the campus, Aldr ich said, In combination with job eJPerience. The most drastic example of 1uch an institution offering ex- ternal-degree programs is the Open University launched in En11land in January with an opening e11rollment of 15,QOO student!. "We .still think ad- ding 1,000 new students ls neit to impossible," Aldrich said, ~ "but Open University will have 43,000 students next year." ti The chanctllor said hls tours of the world food producUon re!tarch centers confirmed his belief th.at man is: capable of producing enough: food to eat . "The problem ls how to transport food to the people who nted it, not whether it can be produced in sufficient quan- tities and quality," Aldrich T S said. unne y ets pz;;---- UCI Speech Sen. John Tunney ( D • Cahfornia) will di1CUS1 major natk>nal issues as the reatuffil speaker in UC t r v I n .e '.~ "Generation to Generation J>!"llfam Monday. 'l'1nllY ·wm speak at 3,30 p.m. in Carnpi1 Park at tht: ctnler of the UCI campus. Men • Ill Service ' •• STRETCH llYLOll KllEE HIGHS Rog. 56¢ -Sun.Only 42.~ Croch•t ·look campus kot• •;retck to fit your legs. Won 't sog or bog. Fosklon colors. 9 to 1 l. TRI COT. GOWNS . AND..._CULOTTES 1 I i I • R19. 1.71·5.H 466 Specially priced! Long-style, acetate lounger culottes and tricot gowns in an exciting selection of floral and geometric _prinu. Some solid tops. S.M·L. Shop now. DELUXE SIDEWALK CONVERTIBLE Modol 21 84 2188 Conv•rf• to bcy1' or 9irl1 '. H11 co11ter bre~• end chrome fend ers. I b" wheel1 end treinin9 whet!s. Airman Walter J. Rted, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rtied of 3!9 Catalina Drlve, Newport Beach, has com- pleted baale trainina a t Lackland AFB, Tu. Jfe has bttn a'51gned l4 Sheppard AFB. Tex ., for tralnin1 a1 a medical servlw specialist. Alrman Reed Is a graduate of Newport Harbor High S<bool. Reg . 91 f -Sun. Only 59c DAILY 10· 10, SUt4. 10·7 4-0Z. YIRGlll WOOL KlllTTlllG WORSTED Rog. 1.07 -Sun . 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' • " "RAY .o. V AC" LANTERN PICTURE ALBUMS Our lfegu/ar 3.66 -Sunday Only Reg. 2.41 -Sun. O"ly tern. W Ith 6-volt bottery,ond 1.67: .. S~ by UC! Industrial A890ciates. Alumni Aaoclll· tloo and the program In aoctal ecoloo, th• "1enera- tlon" l<llH brl~I loiOther atudenfl and bualnw leadert to diacu11 1qu., and conmcta of the t.Jme.-t includlnR war. the cst.ablisllment youth a n d cl'!&nlhl& values. STARS 6.oi:.• t lme·rele11e 1ntr. per1pirant lca1p1 you dry. 12 exposure roll developed tnd printed. For comping, cottage or car. 25 7 lrtok-resiJtont, floot lng Ion· weather · proof, pu•h. button CIMlree ,, 1wltck, Shop k mortr ....... ,..,, .... OtHI o-,t. Patterned, wltk 5 in1ert1 hold . 90,31• x3 ', "pkoto1. Sf'1111 .. 01111" 11 efl• •f tti. werlJ'1 f'''' ••lrole91rt. Hit c•li111'111 11 '"'' •f ih• DAILY PILOt·s t r••t ff1tur••· The afternoon 1e11)on will be Tunney'• only public ap- pearance in Or1n1e County Mooday. ========I . 2200 HARBOR BLVD. ~i~;~~·a:~cOSTA MESA Harbor ' I 1 ' t I Weekend Yoar Hontetowa EDITION Dally Paper VOL. 64, NO. 116, S S&:TIONS, M PAGES FOR FIGHTING? -Huntington Beach's Deputy Animal Control Of· ficer J erry Armstrong holds bird ~uthor.ities claim is _fighting cock. Jt is one or J 1 15eized in a Los Alamitos raid and now being held as ev· idence . Figl1ts Spread Ani111al Battles Boo1nin~ Business Ry ALAN DlRKIN The tr~ i~ ani~ u.ghlil_\& 'WAI 01 itt. o.s11 1"11tt '"ff detailed Fnday 1n an 1nterv1e• m Hun- DoJ fightihg ii gprucilnc •s 1 ?1a~or 1ambltng sport in Southern califonua.,.m· eluding Orange Coun ty. Terri.en are being pilled in bloody bat· tles to'uie death regularly In Watts, West Owina· and San Bernardino. In Orange County, Garden Grove appears to be the center where killer dogs are raised and touiht. The dog figh ting circuit is intermingled with the cock·fighting network that runs 1tate ·wide, but ~·hich is increasing in Orange County as much as anywhere else ln the 1tale. Police Seize 58 On D1·tLg Charges At Loud Party Responding lo a cllizen's report of a loud party, police Friday nighl arrested i9 persons at a Garden Grove residence Md confiscated contraband including heroin, marijuana, pills and several billy clubs. Police said the arrest.s took place at J41U Booney Lane at abou t 9:30 p.m. Of the men and women taken into custody, IQ were adults and 28 were juveniles, authorities said. Invesdgators said a neighbor called and reported the noisy gathering, lead· 1n1 police to arrtst all occupants of the houee. A police spokesman said the quanti ty or drugs allegedly confiscaled is not )'et known ill I.he r videnct is still being proce11!W!d. Coast Weather 'lllt'joUthennan pr.dicll cloudy ftiWllodflht and Sunday morning wffll ,~lli1y of driul.,, C40k< 5undi1!'. ., INSWE TODAY £"1 Toro'1 Third. Me rine Air· croft Wi1ig Band will oppear on tilt Te-nnt &&tt Ernie ford spec· ial 1potligihied in an insidt col· ot payt Jtaturt In toda11'1 TV weEK, " ' ••• ... " • .. " ~ftfttlll_,.. l .. 1. '1111!11 Pins Chlll 1 ,..,_.,.. 1t """'" llolf lffl 111.t. .. , ,_.. ,,.,. 1 111(11 Mtftrtlt 1"11 Ulltlt I.ti' I tington Be.acb wllh two ofticen: of lbe Hwnlne Socielfilthe United Stale!, a non-profit orga tion. . The names of state-licensed officers cannot be discl however, because mocb of thejr work ii undercover and dangerous. But they made the follo\\ing charges - and lat.tr backed them up with vivid, gruesome descriptlona of the bloody bat- tles: -Fighting cocks I.re being raised in Huntington Beach.1 Newport Beach, Garden Grove and ~ontana. -M much as $20,0IO can change bands in a cock fight. ~ -Law enforcemen officers sometimes know of cock fights doc lighl! but do little to stop them. 1 -Dog fights have been held in Garden r;rovc, Watl5, Wesf Covina and San Bernardino. -Dope · and prO!ititution offcnscr; arc also generated around cock fight5. Ten alleged game cock_~ presently are being held in the animal shelter in Hun· (See ANlMAL, Page 31 Airplane Lands On San Diego Freeway Ramp A Cessna. 1&0 aircraft piloted by an Or~ge resident made what can only be described .•s ~ "f!.rthodoX" Jand- ing Friday at a very "unorifiodox•• lo- cation -the freeway tranaition ramp near Orange Conuty Airport. There were no injuries to ~ pilot. no damage to the small airplane, no traffic accidents and no major traffic lieup, according lo the Callfornl~ fi!ghway Pa. lroL The lighl pla ne, piloted and O"'lled by Virgil C. Fordham. 42. was lorced tn make the emergency land.in& due to en· gine trouble encount.ered while 4ttempt. ing to land ail <Kange Coun\y Airport. The aircraft touched down i t IO:ZS p.m. oo the transition ramp between thfl New· port Beach ·Freeway and 'the southbound San Diego Freeway. a 1pakeeman for the Highway Patrol said. ~ nJd trafllc "''' v.ry light al the lime. . The plane ceroe lo rest tn the eouth- bound 1anes of the San Diego Frmvar about one mile north or the l'{lnway at Orange County airpori, Ibo QIP spokes- man Aid ' Because of the proximity bf the airport, the decision •ts made: to tte0rt the 8'ill· running aimaft down the lreew1y \o Its deMln1Uoo. Four CHP uni~. red 11C~l5 nashing and motorists staring . escorted the plane about one mile down the SM Diego Frtt- way to U1e MacArthur Boulevard flff- ramp. 11tc small par1de then wound ill w11 y "°"'"' MacArthur to the afrport Th1. CHP 11aid Fordham Wb the only per~Ofl aboa:rd the ajrtraft 1t lhe time of the fnddenL * ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA TEN CENTS Detention Powers Urged 60-day Holding Perind Wit1wut Bail Sought WASHINGTON (AP) -, The Nllcon Ad- ministration asked Congress Friday for Jawa to permit fedtral · courts lo deny freedom on ball ''for certain' derendant!I charted \vith a d~gerous or organized crime act." Under the proposed legislation, courta would be pemUtted to hold for 60 days withoul bail a 1'dangerous" person d!.arg- ed v.tith the crimes of Joan sharking, racketeering, sale or narcotic drugs. bombing, kidnaping, robbery er assault during an attempted hijacbng. The Pf'OIX>Sal would restrict the ability County Wage Boost Urged By Employes By JACK BROBACK Of ll'lt ~lly P'Utt 11.tt Orange County employes have given the Board of Supervisors notice that they had better come through with 1 fair salary increase this year or they might ha ve to deal with a labor union . Employes Association President James "'· Farrel warned, "If lhe county isn't ~·illing to acknowledge the legitimate ciaims oi its employes to equitable treat. ment and isn't willing to deal realistically with the association . . . it will drive employes right into the arms o( tbt militants.,. ··Certain things have to be iaid and certain tacts have to be llctd, .. raqel uJ' in • ll1Md ortidl' Ill ~ Mlplo;ol usoclation'1 monthty111q~. . •• A3 the era Of the ipoils system paned inliO ~' the qe of the modem.. 90fP· potent, highly qualllied . • • , ciritt employ• came into beina· "Although the change to modem d.ay public employment has been pretty well completed by now. the attitude toward the public employe has been changln& very slowly. Many citizens 1till view the public mploye as an incompetent who couldn't hold a )ob in busineaa, •• Farrel continued . He said that· in the pall when public employes have banded together for representatton _it has usually bttn in the form of a non·milit.ant association, rely· ing largely on research, persuasion Ind the goodness or lhe public juri5dictk>n lo keep salaries equitable and treatment of employes fa ir. "There can be little doubt about what i~ happening,"' the employe leader con· tinued. "Independent associations one 11fter the other, unable to succeed in reaching fair settlements with their short ISee PAV BID, P•re ,, President, 3 Aides Staying in Fl?rida KEY BJSCA YNE (AP) -President Nixon, accompanied by thrtt White House aides, has arrived hert for a week- end at his Florida home. With the President were H. Jl. Halde- man. White House chitf af staff. speech- writer Raymond Price Jr. and 1peda1 assistant Roger Johnson, All old friend. Mrs. Nixon remained in Washington. Press secretary Rcnald L. Ziegltr was vague in discussing Price's prelltn<:e, • telling newsmen the President wanted to spend considerable time with tim tallr~ ing about future happenings. Zieglrr said Nixon plan~ no major public address for tht. immediate offint. of a convicted pert!On to be freed on bail pendlng tPPtll and would give tbe gov. eminent the rllht to appeal release or- ders. Preventive detention 1ftlU1d bt ord«ed by Courts on Utt bli11 of . four criteria, e!ltabllshlna the person as dangerous, Atty. Gen. John N. h-Ulc'1e11 !laid in a letter to HQIJse Speakft' Carl -Albert, (0. Okla.). These would be : -A defendant who had been convicted of a felony within the pa.!t 10 years. -An o(feme allegedly committed whil• u ••• ,...,.... JFlraC Balre11t Young boy from Orthodox Jewilh family sits: on grand· father 's shoulders in Miron , Israe~ as be awaits first hair· cut during Lag Baomer. Hassi· die law gays four-year-old boys get their first haircut du.ring · feast. which celebrates .Jewish struggle against Roman ruJe during second century A.D. Y outli 'Takeover' By Ballot Ciwd l1i Coast Speecli Secrelary o( State F.drnund G. Brown Jr. aa:id f)'tdey that young people, armed witll the 18-year-old vote, will Cl'i!ale a "peaceful revoluti0n" that will change the course of American politics. Speaking before the Young Men's Christian Association's 6th annual Mode l Legislature meeting in Huntington Beach-Brown said that today's youth are "mon involved. better educated and more amuent than their parenta ·were as teenagers." Brown compared today's generation with Ha .predf.Cessors and noted the gap in memory over tome of, the country'• ,,,..1er obltacl ... · "They havt no memory of the depre,,_ sion and no aense of what it is like to be t.Jngry,r Brown 11aid. "'Ibey are not so concerned about lhe:ir own material well-being bec1use they never expect In be without the basic ntttssities or life." the defendant was tree on .bond. -ProbaUon or parole from a felony charge or if the defendant is a drug ad- dict. -\Vhen "the 1overnment certifies by motion that bued iruch person's pat- tern of behavior, COl\Sisting of his past "Ind present conduct and on other factors, there is no condition or combination of conditions which will reasonably insure the safety of the community." "During the four years since pasl!&ge nl the 1966 Ball Jttfonn Act there has been increasing concern about lhe com- Charges Racisni tnis,,ion or crime by dangerOlll .ptnOnS while a wailing trial," Mitchell Ald 1n the letter. The law also would strengthen penaltiea for persons convicted of jumping bail·or of commitUng offenses whilf: on release. Tht-American Civil Liberties Unlon critlciied the measure as being 1s tJn.o constutional as one proposed last JMr. "The propc15al is no Jess unconstitution- al this year," said Hope Ea.stman, adlng director of ACLU's Washington offlct. "despite the effort· of the admini!tration to link it to crimes which might make it more palatable to the public." TV· Sportscaster Duke Convicted LOS ANGELES CUPI) -Television spm-tscaster Stan Duke has dlarged that his second degree murder conviction was based on "racism." Duke, 34. a Negro, was convicted Fri· day of second degree murder for the death of radio newiiman Averill Berman. 51. a white whom Duke said was in bed with hi.J estranged wife . ··e1ack-white ... il never changes:' Duke said aner the verdict was returned. "If it had bttn opposite racewise, he'd he out. The worn~ was my wife.--they wen tn btd.r • . ~· .. Duke. 1 former U-.ctman at l...ewb; antf Clark Colleae jn Portllnd, art.. bad testified he slopped by lilr ellr•np,d w1r.·1 homo .,,d, _,, * II# .. ., -. bathroom, "'"' lo the rear ol the bouie to knock on her window, u be bad done before. .; As I starU!d to knock, I obwwd 80tTlething which c8.11$ed meiO stop,''' he tesUried. He said he aaw hi.I wile and Bttman engaging in a sex act. Duke and his wife, Faye Wllliamt Duke, 33, also a Negro, were married In 1967 but separated 20 months ago. Since the shooting she hai received 1 final divorce. Deputy District Attorney Alan M. Gene. Jin, who prosecu~ the case. said there "·as .. oo aspect of ractsm" in the non· jury Superior Court trial. He said justice was done and the chargei of racism "just create a schlsmatic eociety." During the trial Uree court.-1ppointed JlSYchiatrists had teatilied that Duke was suffering from "diminished mental capacity" at the time of the killing. The term means the psychiatrists believe he '''as incapable of premeditating the crime. However, they were divided on the issue of sanity, two saying he was legally Los Alamitos Sets Park Talk Los Alamitos city collllCilmen will meet wiJ:h parks and·recreatlon commlssioner1 Monday night to discuss park develop- ment phUosophy and futtn recreation programs. The «tudy seulon wUI start at 11 :30 p.m. with dinner at the Los: Alamitos Country Club, followed by further study 1t city council ch1mbf:r1. Other discussion Items Include st.an· dardized city park sig'(lll, recreational budget proposals. ind the commission·s role in city organizations. sane and the third that he waa Insane when he killed Berman. Duke, a weekend eportscarter. cin the CBS.Owned station, KNXT, bad pluded innocent and innocent by reason of in. sanity. Judge Jame5 G. Kolts, who also nlied Duke was sane at the time of the killing, ordered Duke to return for sentencing June 11 but permitted him to remam fret on $100.000 bail. Mail Boost Given Stamp Of Approval WASIUNGTON (UPI) -Postal 1athor. files have won 1 legal battle to •raisf! maJI rates that will cost the public f2S million a week. The new rates become effective at midnight Sunday. They are expected to i~~ase postal service revenue by •t.4.5 bilhon annually. The increases i11elude: -First class. six to eight cents. -Air mail , 10 to JI cenb. -Post cards, five to six ctnts. -Second class, 20 lo ·30 pnctnt; and • third class. up 33 percent. Fourth class ra tes will be largely un-affected . A three-judge U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals pa11eJ made possible impogilion of the new rates by refu.!lizl:g Friday to reverse a lower court order denytnr at. temr.its by magazine and newspaper pubJishers ·to block the increase. The judges deliberated barely oh• hour after bearing arguments that the new postal service does not have autllOI'· ity to hike rates unli.1 it officially tak'e1 over operation of the mails July I. However, the government has fnttr. preted the 1970 Pmtal Reorganiza'Uotl Act to mean the 12-membtt board of g~ve_rnors may raise rates temporarU, within 100 days ot submitliD( a rate re- quest to the Postal Rate· Commiuioo if the commission has not · yet acted. The commission does not begin heari(Jgi unUI Monday, and its deliber1tionN could Wt for weeks. • The new denomina tions or stamps aJ.. ready were on sale Friday. Candlelight Widow Jailed Alt attempi to block the increases wn made by the American Newspaper Pub- lishers A.~sociation I ANPA) and the l\.1agazine Publishers Association <MPA). The representatives said the incrtltH would cost them an addiliorial *850,000 a week. Mrs. Liberty Sent,enced Year to Life in Slaying Speclol la lb• DAILY PILOT SAN DIEGO -A widow whosl whirlwind courts.hip Included a melan- choly mixture of mw-der, ma)'bem and marriage in jail to notoriOus candlelJiht ldller R<>berl W. Liberty today II behind state prison bars. Kendall Ann Bierly t:Jbttt1. 23, 'WIS formally atntenced to Ont year to lite Friday for her role tn lhe t1-ment1.l pa• tlent's last candlelight alaylng 11 monlhl ago. She chanJ:ed an orlginat plCa ·or ln- noctnt by reason of Insanity to ..suUty, two month.!! after Liberty was strangled by cellmatcs in county jail htJrt, 1bt hu1band and wife were •wa.lliJ'llt murder trials tft coiwctlon with tM 4un1 ? torture murder ot Robert Jrkln. ,U. ) whoat body WU found beside I bWT1inJ: candle. Liberty, '4· formerly ol Weslm!nllAI', w11 crtd.ltea wtth at Jeul three murden including tbat of Irion, a ooeUme ao- qualntancti while both were patients 1t AtaJUduo Stale Hospital. lie had pleaded innoctnt by reason of lnunlly 14o, Olarg:es 1_gahwt Mni. Lfbe:rty whom he wtd last fall In Colorado Springs, C.Olo .• were rtduttd to voluntllf1 manslaughter and , ltCOOd degree robbery in the . Jrlon cast. -..: nie couple was captured there in June afltr a mote.I robbery, kldn1plng or the woman man1~ and high tpetd1. bullet· punclu~i<d cl\!oe by • I o n t plabiclotbnman. ~ ') Liberty a110 shot a former Coot. MOA room-mate: Thomu Altorlna, 14 months ago and dumped Ille body 'or the 2$.y,.r old dnlller In SIDl5el Beach Aquilit Park, police charged, He g11Ded hil nickname In June, 19M, when Weatminstet pollct found him •llUllUnlni 'a guitar besllle the llranged body of a woman with whom he lived and ollended poydllalric therJD)' rwlona. A pair of San Dle10 County Jail Cfll1tna.t.e1 are «irrently facing trial fer the aarrollng of Liberty, whom they faluly ~Jeftd w1s u lnlormer for JUantt. Llbtrty went free a.Her the 1966 sla,lng. etrtlfled aane 11Jter lhl"ff ye11n ' 11'111m<nl al -Atascadero. , Navy Will Offer Narcotic Pardon, SAN DIEGO (UPI) -An ~plan for Novy anil Marine (l<nO!llld teytoc. to kick tbt drug babtt wu revealed Fri- day night by Navy Semtary John H. Cbattee. "We pion lo do II tnd are -ldn( ool the delails no\lf," he told 1 ntWI confft\o ence. "Jl '!Ill be for wen who oorrie fOflo ward voluntarily and Indicate a rtal de- sire." The Army and Air Force llrtady hive programs f(lr tttaUng drur UH:ra who want to reform . Chaffee. Hld the ruvy, plan would not neetlsarlly rule cut 1 dltcharft but II woold be llonorable In. stead or undesirable. ll would not 1ppll to ptrsonntl who rot Int~ trouble a"'1' undrerg:oin& the rehabllitaUon proar1m. -·· % DAILY PILOT Salurday, M1y lS, 1971 QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandl • ••• And earJy.monrlng patchy fog, clearing -by noon.•• 20 Lands Visited UCl's Aldrich Recounts Fellowship World Tour UC Irvine Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. ThurSday night recounted tales of hi.!I around· the-world adventures as a Danforth Fellow. Chancellor and Mrs. Aldrich returned May 3 from a 98-day trip that took them to 20 coun- tries .. Jn )4 weeks, they ac· cumulated 1,000 s Ii des , renewed acquain tances with former 1tudents and faculty colteagues, and accumulated numetoos blisters while tour- ing tourist shrines. research centers and universities. Thursday's presentation in UCI's Fine Arts V i I 1 a g e Theater attracted 250 to hear Dr. Aldrich 's discussion of I.he --. traveling sabbatical. Earlier this week, wives of the medical college faculty heard a preview of the public performance. In b o th presentations, Aldrich noted he was still boil· ing down his remarks in an at- tenlpt to highlight all the ac· tivities of the trip In one lee· ture. 'Nt.lther presentation car· ried the audience completely around the world . Thurlday1 night, A I d r I c h screened 104 1lldes following 40 minutes of discession about the dual nature of the trip. The chief aim of the leave, Pilot Sells 1,072 Seats At Ball Game If pre.game crowd estimates are accurate, about one out of every 10 Angel r-OOten in the stand.a Sunday at the Big A will be there as part of DA.IL Y PILOT "Uor-1 Day ." With ticket' ordering time of. ficiaUy efldt'd for the half· price offer, DAILY PILOT of· flcials today M'lnOUnced 1,072 eeatl al Anaheim Stadium have been reserved by DAILY PILOT reade!"ll. Half the sea~ were paid for at the regular $3.50 or $2 .50 price. The DAILY PILOT·will furnish the other seats free to ticket buyers-for the Sunday matinee when me Angels play the Milwaukee Brewers. Prior to the 2 p.m. game. Murray Feldman. 10, of N~ Beach, winner of the ''Early Bird" essay contest sponso.-d by the DAILY PILOT. is oched\lled to meet Toey Conigliaro. Young Feldmart named Qlnigliaro as his "favorite Anael" in hls essay explain· Ing why be wanted to meet the Halo outfieldre. and reqUirement o! the Dan- forth Foundation, was to pro- vide time away from the cam- pus. Aldrich said he wanted to look at other universities around the world that were "started or planned about the time UCI was started." His second mission was to view activities of research centers dealing with the world food production problems. In Australia and New Zealand, Dr. Aldrich found new direction for the univerBi· ty visit! aim of the trip. At the University of Auckland, New Zealand, the UCI chancellor Jeamed about the external degree programs b.e in g launched by universities there and in England. He said he wa.!I struck by th~ part time study programs which offer studies leading to a degree without a student have to be on campus. Noting that "uhiversity Or California traditions have con- strained provisipn of -part Ume atudy degree p r9,g ram 1 •,• Aidrlch saJd be would actiYely wor~ toward development of Such· programs. In India, Aldrich_ said he saw an iasue of an American neW!magazi,ne that detailed the granting of $1.8 million to State University of New York for such a venture. Aldrich said three types of potential student.s could be. served by part time study were It to be made available at UCI. They are persons whose vocational and pro- fessional obligations require continuing study. but preclude attendance during dayUme classes, housewives and 18 to %().year-olds p_r es en t I y at· tending full Ume. but who lack motivation. The latter group might benefit by conUnued contact with the campus, Al drich said, in combination with job erpertence. The most drastic example of such an institution offering ex-• temal degree program! is the Open University launchedJn England in January with an opening enrollment of 25,000 students. "We still think iid· ding 1.000 new students is next to impossible," Aldrich said. "but Open University will have 43,000 student.s next year." The chancellor said his tours of tbe world food product.ion research centers confirmed his belief that man Is capable of producing enough food to eat. "The problem l.s how to transport food to the people who n~d it, not whether it can be produced in sufficient quan- tities and quality," Aldrich Tunney Sets p'iiiii'id . ._ __ -iil UCI Speech Sen. John Tunney ( D • California) 'will dlscuss major nation.al issues as the featured speaker In UC Irvlne 11 •·GfneraUcm t.o Generation" pro1ram Mofldl,j. 1\mnoy will •peak at 3: 30 P·ll\. In <:ampua Park at Ille center of the UCI ciilmpus. Men • In Service STRETCH NYLON KNEE HIGHS ~ ?; Reg . 56< -Sun.Only 42,~ Crochet · look compu• hos• stretch to flt your l•gs. Won 't 109 or bag. Fashion colora. q to 11. TR.ICOT · GOWNS AND CULOTTE,S -' leg. 5.71-5.96 4'6 Specially priced! Long-style, acetate ' loun~er culottes and tricor gowns in an cxciong selection of floral a_nd _geometric prints. Some solid tops. S·M·L. Shop now. DELUXE SIDEWALK CONVERTIBLE Mod ol 2184 2188 Converts to boys' or ~irh', Has c:oes+er hr•k• and chrome fenders. 16" wheels end trainin g wh•els. Airman Wal~ J . RH<!, son ol Mr. and Mrs. James W. Reed of 339 CataJJna Drive, Newport Beach. has cor:n- pleted baite training 1 t Lackland AFB, Tex. He has been assigned to Sheppard AFB, Tex .. for training as a medical services 1peclallst. Airman Rted ls a graduate of Newpart It.arbor Hijh Sch~!. Rog. 9 I! -Sun. Only sac ' DAILY 10..10, SUN. 10..7 4-0Z. VIRGIN WOOL KNITTING . WORSTED Reg. 1 .07 -Sun. Only sac A·ply, \'irgin wool pull skein k-nitting worsted is mothproof. Pastels 'ond deep-tones. Cliorge it/ : MEN'S NO-IRON I WALK SNORTS OR I CUT-OFF JEANS I Reg. 2.97-Sun. Only Ivy 1hor+1, solid' •nd pla ids, sizes; continent- als , Jeans, 1 tr i p e d , solid. MEN'S "TIRE" SANDALS Our Regular 6. 96-Sunday Only Block leofher H·band 1ondol1. block cr•o. rubb.r fir• sole1. For cool comfort. Sizes 7· 12. 4!!,, 72190" THERMAL BLANKET Our Regular 3.97 -Sunday Only "Supr•me· poly•ster /ro· yon blonk•t. oll•weo· fher. 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For-comping, cottage or cor. 2s 7 l raok·rasistont. floating Ion: weoth•i'. proof, push• button CMl'ft If switch. Shop K mor,. .,., '" ..... Ill& Goodt Ptol. Poflern•d. with 5 ln1•rf1 hold 90,3 !~ x3 '1 "photo1 . Syd"•Y Om•tr it o"' of t~• world', 91•1! •1ftolo91,.. Hi• t:ol11111" it o"' of tho DAILY PILOrs ,,,,, '••flit••· The afternoon session win bt Twuley'a only pobllc ap- pell'lllCt In Oranae County Moodl)'. =======::!I ' . 2200 HARBOR BLVD. ~i~;:~r0~~ COST A MESA Harbor • . , . • I \ Saddleback Prof Plans Job Battle A Saddleback College English ln- 1lructor wMse contract for ne1l year was not renewed by trustees is CM- 1idering legal action and a public ap- pearance before the board to rebut ad· minlstra\jon charges actinst him. Lyle Peck, nf San Diego. was dismissed by the board May 10 for aJlegedly failing to report an absence from clas.s ac- cording to district procedurts and rflu11- ing to provide copies of instructional materials to his division chairman. Peck "told the DAILY PILOT, "I have never failed to meet a class.'' On the occasion in question , fe(k u..id he had car trouble on tM: freeway and missed 15 minutes of clas.s. He phoned the dean's secretary and later was told he should have c a 11 e d the auperintendent I president's secretary, Peck said. On the matter of instructional materials -lesson sheets -Peck said a atraight·A student witnes.s told the hearing officer Peck had provided t.ht materials In his presence. "But the hearing officer tells me the board never even requested a transcript oI the hearing." Peck said, indicating he felt the board action was arbitrary. As for a charge he left a cla5.'1 while It was in session. Peck said he was called to Dr. Fred Bremer 's office during classtime to be told an empty paper cup had been found in the wastebasket in Peck's classroom. "This to Dr . Bremer was evidence t might have v:iolated a ban on drinking or 1moking in cla.!srooms," Peck claimed. Peck believes the ill will that is the basis of the attempt to remove him from teaching at Saddle.back stems from an in· cident last year during which he asserts he interrupted 1 fist fight between two faculty members. Peek also is critical of an atmosphere t>f "repression and fear" on the Sad· dleback campus . He said faculty are afraid to be creative • .for fear of violating the dictates of the .superintendenUpresi· dent. Bill ·Fish Posts IO-vote Victory At Laguna High From a field of four candidates, Bill Fish, of 811 Emerald Bay, was elected preeident of Laguna Beach High School Friday· for the; 197~-1972 school year. Fish defeated G1ry Fissette. 216 votes I.ti '116, in a run~ff ballol , after defeating candidates Pat Flahive and John Tensfeldt in the first round of balloting. As with la st year. the entire day at the high school was devoted to the election. Student.s assembled in the auditorium, specially decorated v.·ith red, white. and blue, to hear candidates' speeches and to caucus, vote and hear final resu lts. Fish sa id his first priority afler assum- ing to top school post will be to •·establish positive communication with the school board, faculty, administration and students." "I am also going to try to improve the quality of education at the hi1;:h gchool." added 'Fish, an active member of the school's Progressive Education Club. Fish said he hopes to set up a broad· based committee made up of school board officials. administrators. teachers and student~ to examine problems facing the hlgh 6Chool. Sixteen-year-old Fish has been 11 11u- de.n1. at the high school for the past year, coming to Laguna Beach from Berlin. Germany. He was president of his school before he ca me. to the Uniled St:ites. Al~ elected to the Student Coun~il at the high school were : -Mike ~1oorman. vic e president. -Debbie Wh ite. r;ec.retary. -Linda Kawaratani, treasurer. -Ann Dolby, 1ssistant treasurer. -Mark Ashling, Jtudent congreu president. -Melissa Almon, commissioner of publicity. -Dtbbi1. Marple. commissioner of publications. -Kay Kawaratani . commis.sioner of assemblies. -Debbie Beck. commissioner of wlal 1clivll ies. -Candy Powe.Ml, commissioner of finance. -.Jeff Tensfeldl. commissioner of organizations. -Kathy Crowley, commisBkmtr of airls' welfare. -Nancy Parish. commissioner of C\)I'• respondenc1. and electlorui. -Linda Haas. commissioner o( pep. Since no candidate ran for com· mi~sioner of boyl'f welfart, someone will be appointed to the po5t at t he start of tchool ntxt year. Nearly 700 of lhe 1,050 hlgh school 11tudent.s showed up for the all-day con- vtnlion. No classes were held on Friday. N. Korea Boal Sunk SEOUL (APl -The South Kore 1 n tunry and 1ir force s11nk 1 high spetd North Korean bolit early today, ind tht. 15 to 17 Norlh Korean~ 1bo1rd are believ· td i. have drowned. the Deftnse Mlnlstry anneunced. The ministry said It was bellevi:d the $0 tn 60 ltln boat was return- inl splta: ta North Korea. TECHNICIAN CHECKS DIALYSIS MACHINE ADJUSTMENT Nur1• Miry Mckenzie R.t1dy to Serve Kidney DiMISI Victims For Kidney Patients Hospital Adds 4 Units; Can Mean Life, Death By TOM BARLEY Cf 1111 DlllY l"llOI Still Four machines that will mean the dif- ference between life and death for kidney failure victims will be connected to !heir ailing patients for the first ti.me Monday at SI. Joseph Hospital. Orange. Three of the complex, $10,000 units will comprise the ma jor equipment in the hospital's brand new hemodia\ysis center. The fourth dial yzer will be used in the in- tensive care unit for the treatment of desperately ill victims. From Page 1 PAY BID .... • 1ighted employers have had thW- membership fragmented by any number of unions. "Some jurisdictions have had lo deal with almost 30 different unions . Orange County stand!! almost alone among the major counties, with one 1 tr on g , responsible, locally controlled aasocia· tioo." Farrel's blast comes at a time when the supervisors have been talking about &u!lerity and holding the line °" ex· penses. The employes associat ion has asked for an 8.25 percent increare ln salaries for the coming fiscal year. , "Three recent developments dramatize lhe urgency of the sit uation," Farrel con- tinued. "The statewide association of Hawaiian public employes has foined with an internation union . The San Fran- cisco Associatio'n has joined with a union. The Los Angele!!! County Associa- tion has thrown in the towel after 60 years as an independent association and has amalgamated with the AFL-CIO." Farrel concludes with the warning that the "handwriting is on the wall. Tht> real question is whether public emp loyers in general. and Orange County·s governing body, in particular, can read it." Automatic Weapons S19len From Arn1y FT. BENNING, Ga. (AP) -Some 14 A r m y weapons, including 4 M60 machine guns and 10 MJ6 rines. were stolen from 1 Ft. Benning arms room to- day. post authorities said. The intruders forced th1. locks on lhe inner and outer doors of the supply room, cut a wire mesh which encloses the arms room and cut the lock on the rine and machine gun r a c k 1 lo reach the weapons , lhe spokesman uid. Hospital authorities said the center ,.,·ill mean treatment in Orang1. County for many victims who previously have been compelled to go to Los Angeles County hospitals for the cleansing of their bodies' nuid functions. Many victims will attend lhe hospital on a three·times-a-week outpatient basil and an increasing number, hospital st.aff member! predicted. will be taught over an eight-week period lo operate the machine and install oomparable equip. ment In their own home. Costs lo the patient witting to conduct hi• own dialysis treatment can be further cul from !}le $450 to $600 a week charged at the hospital by his leasing the equJ~ ment. authoriUes said. Home treatment ii; conducted in close coord ination with the hospital staff assigned to the hemodialysis center, An estimated 95 percent of tM victim~ who will be connected to the d ialy~ll equipment will be candidates ,for the removal of the we.less kidney and the im· planting or a healthy organ, hospital of· fi cial11 said. Bui. they pointed out. man y victims of the disease fa~ almost certain death because of the critical .!ihortage o! dialysis ma chines . Only two other Oranga C.ounty hospitals have comparable equip- ment and both institution11 carry long waiting lisls. The dialysis machine is plugged into ii! patient through a vein and artery and im-. medialely begins to pump from hi!I gystem the impurities that can no longer Costs to the patient ·willing to conduct be handled by the. useless or failing kidney. ''It 's a painless but time-(:Qnsuming process.'' nurse. Lois Foxen commented. "'The patient is invariably cheerful and that isn't surprising since he knows the machine is keeping him alive and a can- didate for transplant surgery." ~1rs. Foxen and nurse Mary McKeniie. are permanently assigned 10 t h e hospital's dialysis center and both nurses have re<::eived extensive training on the operation o[ their equipment and the 1pecialized care of dialysis victims. They predict that the center will aoon be operating at full capacity for in-pa- tient care alone. Added tO their duties will be the essential communication that the hospital will maintain to victims who perform their own dialysis functions in the privacy of their homes. They point out that the mach.ines could never be idle. The y are also used in con- dllions that produce excessive body fluids In victims of other diseases and often iilay a vital rote in cleansing the systems of poisoning victims. lJCI Rejects Purge H DAJL V PILOT ;J New War Trial Slated Marines Al.lege Sergeant Aided Enemy WASlllNGTON (VPI) -The Marine Corps Frldly char1ed Sgt Jon M. Sweeney, 22, Wat Blbylon. N.Y., with dellbe.r•tely tjdin& the enemy in Vietn•m by recoc~ propaganda 1tatement.s for the Notth Vie.l.llamese, The charge normally carries a maxi- mum penalty of death, but tn ordering a court mart.la! lor Sweeney. Brig. Ge.n. Ge«ge D. Webster. cornmandtr Of ll'le Quant.ico Marine Base, stipulated a TIUll· imum penalty or life impri90nment. Alter having been missing from hls 1mit in Vittnam for 1 year and 1 half, Sweeney returned home from Stockholm Aug. 31. 1970, and told a story of having been 1bandoned to die by his office.rs in Vietnam after he became ill. He u.id the Viet Con& found him and treated him well. But according to the char~ brought against Sweeney by the Marines, he ran 1way ''in the presence of the enemy" on Feb. 19, 1969, after havin,1t: been in Vietnam just six days. Alter tha~ the charge added, Sweeney, "while a prisoner ol war in the Demo- cratic Republic ol Vietnam . • _ with knowledge that. his captors were en1.mies of the United States and with design to promote disloyalty and dissatisfaction among members of the armed forces ..• did knowingly suffer to be recordtd and broadcast fstatemenLs) to the bentfil and aid of the said enemie!! of the United St.ates.'' The charge of gi ving aid lo the enemy ts the closest thing in the Code of Mili· tary Justice to the civilian Charge of treason. While Sweeney was in Hanoi, the of- ficial North Vietnamese news agency re.- ported he had deserted in South Vietnam as a protest against the war and would soon leave. for Sweden to campaign again!t American involvement in Soulh. east Asia. When Sweeney arrived it1 Stockholm, Military Rites Scheduled Today In Southland By THE A~ATED PRESS M~· Armed Forces Day observance" • wer ned today in San Die.go and Torran while California military install. at.ions scheduled modest "open house.a'' for the occasion . Gen. Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr., retired commandant of the Marine Cor~. iJ grand marshal of the San Diego obser- vance featurin1 200 marching unitJ in 1 gigantic par1de. Sponsor• expected about 10.000 members of the armed 11ervice!! to take part ln the 111>-mlnute parade down Bro1dway . Al Torrance, about 1,400 servicemen and women were to march in 1 parade headed by Gen. John 0 . Ryan , Air Force chief of staff. The Torrance demonstra- tion was to honor U.S. prisoners of war in Indochina and feature a 100-unit Army band from Washington, D.C. Elsewhere, open houses were on tap 1t the Naval Training Center in San Diego and 1t the Camp Pendleton Marine Bise. The public was invited to inspect Navy ships berthed at San Diego and Long Beach. Edwards. Mather and McClellan Air Force bases had no special festivities planned today but 11irplane and weapons displays and band concerts were on the agenda at March and Tr avis Air Force ba 5eS. Various antiwar aggregations plaMetl rlemonstrations at the Presidio in San Francisco and at Travis AFB near Vac.J- ville. Secretarv "' the Navy Johm•' .. told a new! conference in S ·el' that he agreed with the decision o the skipper rif the. aircraft carrier Constellation not to permit aclre!is Jane Fonda to hold an ArmeC Forces Day anti-war show on the shin. "\Ye have liberalized :i lot of thingt In the Navy," Chafee said, "but we have not liberalii:ed the riizht of the skipper to be boss of his ahip." lt was reported that some 300 crewmen or the 3,DOO-mAn carTier petitioned to havp Mis.s Fonda and her troupe put on l:tte show but Capt. Harry E. Gerhard. commanding offlcer of the ship, said he hBd not seen any such request from his men. Fill Jets Fly Again WASHI NGTON (AP ) -The Air Force says it has sent 40 f'I 11 warplanes back into !he 1lr alld pl11ns to have Inspected the other 210 by about June 1. ht sougbt poUUcal asylum, but he a_~ parently was pertuaded to return home by his parenta who new O\ltr the.rt to t1lk to him. After his arrlv1l, he was au.lgned to Quanlico, where. a spokesman said, pre-. liminary hearings would begin early next month and result in a date for his trial. He Is beld th~re in tbe 1tocJc:ade now. T~ Marines also charged Swtieney with going AWOL for eighi days from the Virginia M1tlnt Base In P'ebruarJ after he voluntarily returned from Sweden. It& for the specific charge ol aldinf the tnemy, tht Marines said SWetntJ prepared and recorded pro-communisl a,nd anti-American propaganda whlle • prisoner between Feb. 22, and Aug. 24. l970, and that he made slmlr.r slate• menb at a nelMI conference in Stockholm .. Au1. 25, 1970. Huntington Trustees Set Unification Plan Study Proposals for tM unification of the Huntington Beach Unlon High School Di.strict w;U receive the scrutiny of the board of trustees at its June 22 meeting. The issue will be discussed two days prior to a meeting of various t lementary school district at the County Schools of- flct. Under consideraldon at both meetings will be a unification plan co-authored by the Fountain Valley and Ocean View elementary school districts. The plan suggests that the si-square Mile high school dis trict be d.iv:\ded into three districts, each capable of serving students from kindergarten through the 12th itl'ade. One would be the Westminster Untflie4 School District which wou1d take in tht pre.sent Westminster and Seal Beacll Elementary school dist:ricll north ol McFadden Avenue . Another would be the Fountain Valley Unified School District, composed of tht territories on the east side of Beacll Boulevard. The third, the Huntingtol Beach Unified School District, would take in the area south of McFadden Avenut and east of Beach Boulevard. The Huntington Beach Union High School District board o! trustees is presently committed to a unification plan along current elementary school district boundaries but will consider the Foun. ta.in Valley-Ocean View propoaal. From Page 1 ANIMAL FIGHTS .•. tington Beach to be used in evidence against 1 Los Alamitos man accused of possessing the cocks for the purpose of fighting.~ The man, Charles Barrera. 10792 Walnut Ave .. has pleaded innocent. His trial has been set for May 25 in the West Orange County Judicial District Court. None: of the infonnation given by the. humane society officers necessarily related lo this case although the in· terview was a result of the case coming to light The olficers explaintd that cock fighting has long been popul11r in almost every state in the nation among enthusiasts of Cuban, Philippino, Mexican and Spanish and English extraction. fl.1 oney through gambling has kep~ the "sport" popular and il is the 1ambling that is reaponslble for its current growth , particularly among caucaus\ans. "I ha ve seen $500 bet on ol\e bird 1nd S20,000 chanae hands over a fight," one officer said. "It w1s easy to f\gurl!: out 8ince it was counted out in 20's, SO's and SIOO bills." This inciden t took place In the San Joa- quin ValleY where the officer saw three fights. lasting one. hour and 20 minutes, 40 seconds. and a minute and half. The officer emphasized that it is too dangerous to attempt to make any ar· rests at the scene of these battles. Instead he kept a mental note of the license numbers o! the cars and the of· fenders were. busted later. "Sorr)etimes I draw a face to help me remember a license plate -using a C for 1n eye, an X for a nose while an elongated J makes a nict jaw," he smiled. Cock fighl!I 1re 11lmost impossible for the police to break because they are so well organized with .sentries posted to watch for cars and a red flag up to signal all is well. "Once a car is spotted the nag romes down and the scene is quickly transferred into a nice family picnic," the officer continued . ~·Police have tried swift ra ids by helicopter and in planes but they seldom catch an yone." The sport is as refined as boxing. The officers showed me copies of th1. un· derground magazine, Grit and Steel. _which sells for 70 cents a11d is published "in the interest o! those devoted to the game fowl." Fighting cocks -Duke Hulseys, Love Reds, Love Mugs. Hatch Gray1, Hatch Kelsoes -are listed for sale for $'75. The "slashe rs" and "swords" that are attached lo the legs of the fighting roosters go for up to $75 a. pair. They are finely made -out of German surgical steel. according to one ad -.and are tern· pered and chrome plated. What are "slashers"? They can be up to six tnche.s long and have blades on them that are razor sharp. "Swnrds"? They have no blade.s but a point at the tnd. Ads also recommend ointmenls and vitamins for the birds. "sport" also is growing because of the gambling involved . Staffordshire pit bull terriers •re med, 1Uxky broad-chested creatures capable of exerting extraordinary pressure with their jaws. They stand only about 20 lnch1.1 at the shoulder but reportedly will attack anything on four legs, though still makt ex cellent pets. ''They were bred to fight." one o! the office.rs said. "They are so vicious that the puppies have to be separated troul themselves and their mother at four months or they "'ill kill one another." The officer described how a dog fan- cier proudly matched son against mother in a demonstration to show that the will to fight in the breed's bloodline. wu stronger than any parental feelings. "t know they have had some flghU in Garden Grove," the officer said. ''They arrange them at two or three in the momin1 and then bold them at •bout II a.m. until 10 o'clock. After lh1t. they bring the coCb out to light. "In Watts, it's so blatant that they fight dog~ in the middle of the street but the police don 't do anything about it becawe they feel they have more important th ings to worry about." The humane society officials: atressed that although they considered law en· forcement officers la.1 in thU area it was not becau!!e they were involved or cor· rupted. "'f'he breeders often brainwash the police, telling Uiem that these animala were bred for fighting and that they would be extinct if the sport wert discon- tin ued." they said. The officers said the dog breeders train the terriers by matching them again.rt Doberman Pinchers, German Shepherds and Cockers. "They always win and it builds up their egos and 1aUsfies their desire to klll." they added. They fiald that dope and prostitution of· fenses spin off these fights in the sense that they are usually day long gatherinp that attract crowds ripe for other illegal activities. OU.M•t COAIT DAILY PILOT ·--...... -c .... ;. .. · OlltANOI COAST PUal.ISHIN• CIOMPAN't 1 • ._,,. N. Wt.I ,.,.!dtnt .... ""'°',.... J,.1c l . C11rl1Y Vl(1 ,,_If.WW ,,,_. CO--.. ~ • Th•111•• Ktt¥11 t:clJIOr 1h'"''' A, M11r,hl111 M.1~1"" Mliw Chttltt H. 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One, minus the unf1vorablt grades. would be kept for rtltase: to employers or graduate schools. The other, conta1ntng 111 grades, good or bad, would be kept for lnttrntl .... 'By enforcing guidellnt1 on "normal progre:n" tht number of bad irades that could be purged would be au1omat lcally limited lo 1 few . Students wou]jl be unlikely to have removed too many courses since a certain number o( coums mlL'it be completed In order to graduate. The recommendation was made by the fa w lty senate'a Committee of Education. 11 Policy. Dan Dennett, issilitant pro- fe!'li;or of philosophy, headl!d the group.-· He argued that th1. present system of griding wal! being 1bused and the pro- posal would br ing the UCI grJ"dlng ay.stem In line with wh11t Is 1ctually being done. PraenUy students may drop a cnur1e just prior to nnal e1amlnaiOo111, ln effttl "purging" 1 poulblt bad 1rade before It b: Riven. The 1cademfc wiate voted down the measure by • vote of 37 to 20. However, observers noted 90me fa culty were "P. posed to it because It didn 't go far enough ln liberalizing the 1r1dt1 system. Chltf opponent of the idea was Warren Bo6tick, de.an of the medical school, "'ho said "it is an out ind out violation of truth In labeling." He s,aid he thought the propo&al would lower the If.anding of th! university 11nd make ll difficult for 11udent8 to competa for entrance to 1r1duate or professlonaJ schools. The IChools ol bk>loglcal and 10Clal sciencts 1rt employing • system Blmll•r to the one defeated Thursday under a v1rlance 1r•nted by tht UC Ac•dtmlc Se.n11to. The winning bird Is the one that has fhe last peck at the head. "If one. is able to le.an over and -peck the head ol Its opponent and the victim doe.s not retaliate then it ls the winner," one of the. officers explaitled. "The win- ner js petted and given medlcetlon end the loser, ofttn stlll alive, h j1.1.1t thrown In the back or tnick. 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M "' C9ffltf' Q,U -lfl!YI 'J INH .. ,. f'Mllllfltfl llllllMty ··~• U.H -·· I • 4 DAILY PILOT Pulpit and Pe-,v •·The Place or Und~r:stan ditl&" is the title of the M~mon-lecture to be given by the Rev. AJbert Burke to tht membtrs and guests cf the Cba.rtb o( Rellgioas Science of Newport 8e1cb this Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Ebell Club, 515 W. Balboa Blvd.. Ne"·port at the ume hour. A social hour follc>A·s. A cc red i I e. d classes are being held by Rev. Burke in the Conference Room of the Oalr.>A·ood C a rd en Apartments, 1700 16th St , Newport Beach {Jn Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 8 p.m. f'irsl year meets on Tue1'day. Second year meets cn Thursday. aspects of Lhe Baha'i Faith. The shlp will depart Mia.mi. Florida on May 17, pick up ad· di!ional Baha 'Is from the CMibbean area In h-!ayaguez, Puerto Rico. serve as a floating hotel "'hile i n Kingston. Jamaica and stop in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands enroute back to Miami where it will arrive en Pi.fay 28. fl1any other American Baha'is are expected t.o fly to Jamaica. f'airview Ba ptist c'hurcb. 2525 Fairview Road , a:ista Mesa , holds "·orship service. at I~ a.rn. \Vilh guest preacher this week, Dr. Fran c is J\·lcOlash , chaplain of F'airvie1v State Ho.!pital . His topic will be '·Begin He.re" Church school is at 10:30 a.m. Rev . Taylor is in Minneapolis al· tending the annual meeting of the American Baptist CA:ln- venlicn. Rev. Loren Dale Flickinge.r "'ill speak on "A Fresh Outlook" at services a t Newpo rt Unity Cb u re h , meeting Sunday at JO and Miss Janet Schreiber of 236 \Vake Forest. Costa Mesa a member 0£ the Costa MfJ a Bab•'I Community will attend the Baha'i Caribbean Con- fe.rence being held i n King.!ton. Jamaica, May 21·23. The Conference v1ill be at- tended by Ba ha 'is from the United States. Mexico, C'.entral America, South America and nations and islands in the Caribbean. Some 800 to 1000 11.:.15 a.m .. al the Senior persons are expected to at-"'C•ll.zens Bu1lding. 15th and tend . The Conference will con· Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach. sider · the prog re.ss of lhe. Baha'i Faith in the Caribbean and plan ror the expansion of the Faith in that area and "'orldw i de . Some 550 America n Baha'is will attend the ·Caribbean Ccnference and have chartered the ship. S. S. New Bahama Star for the purpose. The ship will also serve as a. floating institute 1A•ith daily classes on various Christ Lutheran Chu.rch, 760 Vicloria St.. Costa ~tesa. schedules Sunday services at 8:15 and 11 a.m. with Holy OJmmunion. Sermon title is "The Power of Prayer". A Salad Bar and Des1Serl Luncheon sponsored by th• Altar and Rosary Society of St. Anne'• Catholic Church. v.'ill bt helti in the Parish Hall May 22 at 12;30 p.m. Guest .! peak er Sister ~fa.ria ?\1argarita Jimenez will speak on "Chrlltlan Awareness ". A donation of $1.50 will be asked . Pastor Smith's message at the 11 a.m. service Of First Baplist Cbu.rcb of S a 11 Clemente. 107 West Marquita, will be •·Life 's Greatest Ob· jective". The Bible message ror the C p.m. service will ht "Flesh versus Spirit". Robe.rt Bishop Suffragan of Los Angeles "·ill crdain Brad- ford Kyle Karelius as a deacon on Sunday at Sl. l\lary's Episoopal Cburcb. 423 Park Avenue, Laguna Beach at 7 p.m. • ''Mortals and lmmortals·• \\ill be the topic cf the lessen· sermon to be heard at all Christian Science churches Sunday .. Area ch1.1rches and i;ervice times include: First Church of Christ. Scientist, 2380 Mesa Verde Drive. Costa Me.sa. 9: 15 and 11 a.m.: Hun- tington Beach First Church. 8th and Olive St.. 9:15 and II a.m.; Ne.wport Beach F'irsl Church, 3303 Via Lido. 9: 15 and 11 a.m. and Second Church of Newporl Beach. 3100 Pacific Vie\V Drive. Corona de! J\'lar. 10 a.n1 . Christ Chapel, a member of the Universal Fellowship or Melropo!itan C o m m u n i t y Churches, is a lega ll y chartered church serving the (.'Cunly hem os ex u a I com· munlly. It meets 1t 1 · p.m. Sund1y at the Unitarian Universallst ChllfCh, 1259 Vic· toria St, Cast• Mesa. 'fhe Sunday &ervice of the Unitarian UnJversaltst Cburcb of Costa Mesa will !eature Dr. James Cataniaro of Califcmi.a State Collete at Fullerton in " provocative talk entiUe.d "Live Religion is Art Expression." Larry Paul, classical guitarist, will play "P~lude in D". and "Gavotte" by J. s. Back, and '·Leyanda Asturia" by Isaac Alberuz. Services will begin at 10:30 a.n1 . at the. church, 1259 Victoria St. Church school "Discovery Program will be from 10:30 to Jl ;30 a.m. Temple Beth David e f Ora.nge County will conduct it& Sabb.ath Service5 en Friday everung. at &: 15 p.m. at the C a mmunity Congre.gational Church, 4111 Katella Avenue at Bloomfield, in Lo 1 Alamitos. Durini t h e a e services, the congregation will c:elebratt' and honor the Bat Mllzvah of Marcy Miller, daughter of Cantor and Mrs. Miltor. Miller. The service~ v.·ill be conductt<l by Rabbi Bernard 8. Goldsmith in con- junction with Cantor ~tilt Wfiller. In honor of the 8a1 Mitzvah, the adult choir or ·remple B~th David w i I ! participate in th• services under the direction of A1rs. Fay Newman, th• Te.mple music djrector. St. Johll Th< Dlvint Epi&copaJ Churcb. 2043 Or1n1e . Costa Mesa will observe Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. and at 9:30 a.ro. Family Se:vice. f' at h e r Oonaldscn will offer t h e Eucharist and Thanksgiving in commemoration or his ordina· tion. Classes for aJI ages, Nurse.ry through High School. provided. The Youth Group will mee.t at 7 p.m. New members will b e received into the Costa Mesa Foursquare Church th.is Sun- day in the 11 a.m. Morni'ng Worship Strvice with the Pastor, Rev. Robert Jacobs speaking on the topic, "The Looeline.ss of Christ." The Ladies Trio, Marie OJwie, Peggy OJJl.W, and La Deane Jacobs will be singi11g Sunday School will be at 9:45 a.m . for all ages. Call 646-!;;17 or 548- 973.1 ror bus transportation. The Crusader Youth Group "'ill meet at 6 p.m. "·ith Youth Leader Chris llaughc~· 1n charge. Rev. Jacobs \vill aL.:.o be speaking rn the Evangelistic Service at 7 p.m. and the yGUng people wi!l be bringing special music. Pastor .J acob4! has jusl started a ne\v Bible Study en the Epistle or /See PUL17f, Page SI Pi-ogress Conipiues in Move 1 1 To Close Jew-Christian .Gap " NEW YORK (AP) -In his library at tbe VaUcan Pope Jahn XX1U sat li.,tening in- tently as lhe honored. old . l"rench historian, Jules Isaac outlined his research and fin~ lngs. Finally, the Pope leaned forward and asked: "What do you think should be done?" Isaac replied. ··1 Ullnk ~ commission should be formed 111 the Second Vatican Council tG reappraise the Christian teachings in regard to the Jews." , Pope John said. ''I was just thinking the same thing as you "'ere talking." That 1960 conversaticn was related here last wee.k by Isaac's confidante and editor, Madam Claire H. Bishop. as tbe beginning of a basic shift in Christianity 's at ti I u de loward JlldaUm, with the el· fects widening ever since. .. The full results can't yet be me.asured,'' said Mme. Bishop, a French Roman Catholic. "The change has begun and great progress has been made in the last decade, but 2.000 years of e m o I i on a I con· ditioning ean ·t be changed ovemigh1 '• Both lsaa<' and Poµe J ohn died in 1963. prior to the Vatican Council 's historic 1965 de clar at ion formally r epud iating the long perpetuated. non Bi b I i t' a 1 s!rlcture that the Jews killed Christ and stressing Christian lies to Judaism. But the twt! men were prirne movers tif the continuing reassessmenL 'Jber, Impelled ''the u1rning point, • commented R a b b i Marc H. Tanenbaum. director of intureligious affairs for the American Jewish Committee. Although Pope John's part In it is well known. Americans have been less aware of the inllue.nct of Isaac and his jar· ringly factual e1position of the Issue. compiled wh.ile hiding in lhe French underground fron\ lht Nazill. Called "Jesus and Israel ,'' it was published in Englisi1 for the first time this month b\' Hott. Rinehart and \Yinston. !1 pro\•ides an historically pro- bing. sometimes startling con- trast between the Scriptural record of Jesus· relation to Judasism, as against tradi- tional church views about it. "It is an achievement nf revolutionary implication~ for Christian.ity," says the Rev. Edward H. Flannery, ex- ecutive secretary of the U.S . Bi!hops• Secretariat for Catholic Jewish Relations. He adds that the "epcirh making book" opens new in· sights into "Christian origin~ dra\\'n from Chrbtian sources themselves showing th c "true attitude of Jesus toward His people and of His people to\vard him ." as seen bv an ebjective historian . · It is often as if Scri pture~ \vcre being seen "In their pr istine purity for the ftrst time." he says. lsaac. a renO\Yned historian. former French i ns pe c tor general of education, m- ternationaUy known in academic circles for his ieven volume lYorld hi story, e.!pou1• ed no spet<ific religion himseU, but was or Jewish back.ground • It "'as only after the start of the Nazi s I aught er cf Je\vS', which claimed the live.111 of his "'ife and daughter and \\'hich drove him into hiding, tha t he began his research In- to the causes of anti Semitism. mostly in the llbraries 11nd monasta rics of the priests and ministers "'ho sheltered him. The book was issued in f'ranei> in 1947, jolting Euro- pean Christianity and paving the "'ay for the Vatican JI decla ration. Jlis main lhesi!i is that modern anti Semitism derived from !radition<1l church teachings about the New 1'estament Gospels w h i c h n1lsrepresent or falsely in· terpret the Gospel record itself about Jesus and bis dedicated Je"'ishness. lsaa.c's essential resource, he writes. was the Gospel text itself. 11e says he put church commentaries ''side by side with the texl s. exposing the abyss that 1'eparated them .' establishing that Jesus never rejected .Judaisn1 nor lhe Jew'.': him~although most later did reject the church. Who Cares? No other 1Jewspape..r In the world cares about you r cam- munity like your community daily newspaper does, It's the DA rL Y PILOT. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY - I' FIRST CHRISTIAN t GLAD TIDINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHRISTIAN SCIENCE I Coro no d•I Mar ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH I CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive Fifteenth and Monrovi.t , Newport Be.tch ;.i.UllClf University Park, Irvine CHURCHES Main & Adam s Streets I •• .,. Herbert H. Niermann ~ ~ o.,. 9:4S A.M. -Sunday Schoof Huntington Beach ~ (' S••Y Scheal-,:00 A.M, Guitar Servlc.e -9:()0 A.M, 11 :00 -A.M. -Dr. George Wocd, .Sptoklng IU.NCHE$ OF THI MOTHllt CHUltCH Mor"in9 Wa,.h i,. . , , .. , , , , . , . ,_ 1: ,,mu., Serwlce -10:10 A.M. lHI l'lltST CHUICH 011 CHltlST, SCllNTIST ' -.,, 111.1211 Nur1•ry Ce•e lll·ll46 IN IOSlON, MA$$ACHusms .......... 1:30 ' 11:00 ··"'· I z - 6:00 P .M. -Dr. George Wood, Sp11king l ihlo School , , .•. , . , ':-45 •.m. J "' "Mortals And Immortals" Yautll $roupt ...... 6:00 p.m. .... A Cordial Welcome from .,. ·~rt· w •• ,. ,.,,,, Ev1n;n9 Waflh ip . , .. 7:00 p.m, + (""' + THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Ptie11e: 14t·''20 Nunerv Uff ~rovidecl 11 1U """'ic•~ .. ~A~ SUNDAY. MAY 16th Olflc1: J1'-2Yt 0111 O~•~llan J1'-UIO s .... ~' ! Costa Mesa-First Church Of Chlrlt, ,.,. ' NEWPORT CENTER H1inlin 9!<>n 8e1ch FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Scitntist )'.... \, .. 2110 Me:t.• Yer• Dr., Ce1t9 Me11 FIRST CHRISTIAN I)' MA"'i. p.\; Wenltl,-..11 :15 A.M. FfRST UNfTED •• METHODfST CHURCH 140 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa__'. 541-3761- S1i111My Sclt .. 1-9:15 A.M. CHURCH I COMMUNITY Sf, Mlclt••I• lpl1&epel Clturc.h Ch1i1rch SerYlce -11 :DO A.M. Mort1&erhe ot Perlfk Ylew Or. 1711 17i~ S1. 516 .]537 L W, Phil!ip1, P11tor 1t .. cll11t llee111, 21$0 MHe Verlie Or. Vic.tori• & Plecentio Ave. c ...... ,,, ,..., s •• vic•• -,:15' 10:10 9:]0 A.M.-Churc.b Scheel Huntington 8e1ch-Fir1t Church of Christ, Scientist Cost• M•se I CONGREGATIONAL Phe11e: 675·0fSO NurHrV C1c• All Mornmq Churc~ School -9:1 ~ 10:10 ll..M.-Pe1ter Philllp1e,..til11t J•mH I. Piercy Ith r. OHwe, H1i111ti11t1111 hech "llnl1t•r • "The r.•cenieltert" Su11l1ey Sc.lie•! -':lO l 11 :00 A.hi. I 11•411!1 Mc.Hwth Co1t1 M••• H11nlinglon Beith -Norlh Jr. & ,,,.Sc;heol Ch1i1r~h Ch11rc.lt-9 ~10 I 11 :00 A.M. . Y1u1t1 MlnJirer 611 HELfOTROPE FIRST UNITED COMMUNITY H11rt1ery C•r• A•oll•bl• IMtllllt lteam -221 Moli1 $1, ••rl1' W1rtlll,. .,,. 1.m. METHODIST CHURCH 1:00 ,,M.-Pesler Phlllf1n 5p .. klitt 11_.. $(,,..1 t;JI 1.m. Werilll,-10 A.M. !'lh St. I H1rbor ll•cl. METHODIST CHURCH "The 'I ll.1t11' ef Pewl" N1wport Beach-First Church of M9rftln• w"'"''" 11:'1 ··'"· I Ch11rclt Sc.heel -10 A.M, Christ, Scientist 'l'lltll! .1'9Ull ' ...... Church War1 hip -':lO I 11 •titi Z H.il Av 1, 1•2·••• 1 Now,•rt-M"' ,....Scheel -At•• 21/1·1 -6:30 A.M. te J :)O ,,M. llOJ Yi• Lide, Newpert '"'h ....... " 1 •·"'· De. Churc\. School -9:10 Wa11h ip I Chu rch S<hoal Nurser11 Cart Provided I ,.~Ill•~ G Mu•"v, //llnllrtr S48 ·7727 -PheH -64S·2l23 Ch11rc.li l Su11doy Scheel -9:1 S & 11 :00 A, M. 541-4771 541-6141 644. 7400 9 I IO:JO A .~. lMdl11t lloem, lll S Vie Liil• C,111 M111 Nadh !rv;n• -E•1l tl ulf HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD Newport 81ach-Second Church of Christ, Sc i1nti1t Newport Unity MESA VERDE UNfVERSITY 740 W. Wilson, Costa Mt11 3100 'oc.ifk Yiew Dr., Coren• llel M•• METHODIST CHURCH METHODfST CHURCH 141-4704 ChMrth & SM11lley Schoel-10:00 A.M. M•11 V11do I B1 k•• St. ~. L, Nl:•TWECI(, l'•11tr llOl •ltT •. l!ITt•, Aeodl11t Aeeftl -l5DO·I Ceelt Hwy. l.OJUtN 0. "l.ICl(IN~Ert, Ml"llttr S-49-1 719 8]J.1 2Jl JIM SI NG LETON, Ml~l•I•• of 1•vc11tM We4. l•MIBt Tntlr11•11y MNtl11p -I ,.m. -All Ch11rtliM D•veti•nol Setvlc.e - 1 D A.M. l 11 :15 A.M. Wonhip I Cllurch Sclleol 18-422 Cul •tr R<>ad Ml"l1t1r 01 Ytlllll CAal. GIMT•Y, Sund1y School for .11 •9•• -8:<4S A.M. •1 Un•vet1ny Ori~• Ml1tl1m •I Music All are cordially invited to attend the churcJ1 ' 15tlt 111d lrYlne, Newport lffch 9:00 l IO:JO A.M. Worohip & Chu•ch School -SUNDAY SEAVICI$ -service.s an.d en1oy the privileges of the I Office -646-5111 -DIAL·A·PllAYIJI 646·06l9 9 & 10:10 A.M. 9:41 A.M.-S1i111doy Sc.hoe! -Fa11ni 1in V.ll ev Readf11g Rooms _,, FfRST UNfTED l o9unt leach 1 O:ID A.111.-''Tlle Hely Spirit 11-I" Chltd Car• 'rewlded Al ALL SlltYICIS THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH I METHODIST CHURCH METHODfST CHURCH SermoJt by ,. .. ,., 1:0D P.M.-,1tul Ceope. Welcomes You. 11225 Bu1ti1rd 1 ! ~31 w,,J•v Orivo Mlnlo111ry te M•1lce x I 961.159 J m sout~ l.•ll""' ' Wo"hip & Chu•ch Schaal Wo,.h ip •nd COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Sl. JAMI$, 1209 Yla Lid•, Hew,ert l••ch 9:JO A.M. Church Schaal -10 A.M. ,,...1<11111 -Kin~"11rt1n -E11n11nt1 •r -CJ\Jle c11•e JJarbor C/iriJ/ian Church It 7:JD A.M. -Hely Euchoritt ~99.)011 f :OO A.M, -'•111lly Wer1hl' // I FIRST SOUTHERN BAPT IST CHURCH I 11 :00 A.M, -Alr.r11el• Halw Comm111tle11 \ . I M•rnlnt '''''' N1wporl ltA'h 610 HAMILTON. COSTA MESA 0, NIW,OlT IEACH -IObc.lplnl Mt4•Week H•l1 Cem1111111lon & He•ilJt• Service• I CHRfST CHURCH BY THE SEA GEO.IGI l(OUR I. 1'U!Ot MMtl11, Retul•rly He rper lle1t1•11tery Scheel I TMlfMlty -10 :10 A.M. 1•00 W, B.lbo • Bl~cl -613·1805 libl• Studv i nd Prcd1m•l<o" , ... I Wedne141y-1:00 l'.M. Werih<p-9;30 A.M. Church Schao l-9,JO I 11 A.M. 10:4S 1,m, 425 I. 11th St .. Cesf• M•1• I S .. ncl1v Sc.l>•ol , , t !)O 1.m. F~mi lv G1tl>1t1 .. 7:00 '·""· I Chll4 Core et ':00 A.M. Clll!dr,nt' Wo11hlp St••;•• . , , , . , 10:<4' •·"'· Church School .. , , 9:45 A.M. The ltew. Jehr1 P. A1My II, !teeter -Phene: •75·021 o t'I PRESJl\'TERIAN OLD ,ASH10NID PRAYllt MllTING -WEDNESDAY-7:30 P.M. Morning \Vorship ...•. 10:45 A.111. I CHURCHES "'"' 642·9111 Nunery Alwep A•elfeblo Nunery Cere Pre.14etrl ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange A.vr.., C.M. of the Coastal Areas Phona: 442-2725 S1i1ndew1 7:30 r. 9:)0 Church School -9:l0 I Alfe11J /he S•venth-Day TltMrtde'f": ':lO a. l D o.m.: Hel1 D•y• .,, 0111teM1Ked Christ Church Presbyterian Minister: Dr. D. \V. ?ticElroy y1c•1, lh• lew. Jeh11 W. De111ld1e11 -Ph<>ll• S'41·1l2• I Adventist Church I 2011l M0911alfo lNe•r Ado.,.11 Huntl119te11 leech Church o/ R•w. D•rio1d I. llobertl, Po1t•r 271 AwocHe St., Ce1te Mei• NEWPORT HARBOR I Su11do1 'W•nhi,: ':JO A.M. Church Sclloel : 10:4S A.M. Jtflll lft#W"\I'*• l'llf9r CHURCH OF CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH ' LUTHERAN CHURCH I Off1u: 20111 Ma911olie St. Pha11•: '61·4,40 1'"-: Mt<Uff I OF THE MASTER I Church of the Covenant Your C/ioi<e 287 W. WILSON ST .. COSTA MISA 798 Dover Dr . i1bb1tk Sc~<> el .. , , 9:10 o.M. LI 8.Jbl t I 2900 Po cific View Dr. 2110 F•irwiew Ro•d, Cott• Mel'• M•1ni"9 Wor 1~i p .. 11 :00 •·•· letwff11 H•rllior 111111 F•lrwl•w lhe ••v· J•1tte1 G. llei11, lruc.e A. Kurrie, rester Pr•~•• Me oti"'I We •. , 7:JI ,.111. SUNOAV MOPN!NG lllLE STUDY , •..•....... , . t :41 A.M. I "''"' Coron• d1I Mor 51i111doy Wenhip: ':JD -11 A.M. Church Sc.h<>•I: t;JO A.M, -' SUNOAV MOANING WOR SHIP' l COl>o\M UNION 10•41 AM The llew, ll•11•ld White, DR. WfLLfAM R. ELLER Phane: 545·4l04 CENTRAL SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP' ... ., .... , , ..• , . : : i :OI ,:M• I Atlllllftl l11t1r Community Presbyterian Chvrch BIBLE CHURCH W(ONESOAY EVENING 118LE STUDY ••••..••. , .. 7:JI P.M: Etrlv Wo .. ~I" I Phone 644-26~ i 23rd Street at Orange, Cost1 Mesi -548·5303 NUlSEltY CAlll 'ltOYIDID t QO 1 "'· I 41 1 '°'"' Awe11ue, letu•• leocll Cll ri 1t;e11 Ecl u<.•!ron ~· j s • "'· t :OD A.M. Fo1r1ily W•nhip I W. Whlf H•trl119re1t F1 •li~• Wat1hip 1 O:l O '·"'· Dr. Dell•1 A. Tur11•r, '•stor Jehn Lee111rtl ' 10:00 A.M. Su11doy Church Sundo1Wo"hlp~1:45 -':JO· 11 A.M. Churcll Sclteel: ':ll S,llllTUAL LIPI CONFIRIHCI Mi11itl•• Mvt•t•( Oirtclor I Nurst 1"1f Cort A rndablr Scheel Piion•: 494-JSSS OT. Jo1t1 .. loedf•rd. M11e4y l lbl• IMtit1i11e Phone : 645-3 191 Day or Night ',VELCOME I 11 :OG A.M. FHriwe Wenhl, St. Andr•w's Presbyterian Church April 21·:0, 1 '~ t - ,.,.,.1y, t:H lO:H 1.111., 1.to I m -luu. •..cl W1", 7;M II"' -1''1 J•Jt I '00 St. And••~ lleod, H•wport l••clt . . " . J.m. Cllerlet Herbert 01., .. 11.111, Peder FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH I Werthlp & ChYrclt Schei: I, t~JO & 11 A,M. . \~ lj} Minou•< Sv"od Ph•ite : 646-1147 SA.SBA TH SERVICES . lSOI CLIFll DllYI. NIWl"OltT IEACH 760 Yictorle St., Ceit• Mf"I• St. Mark Pr•sbyterian Church ~EllGIOUSSCHOOL A NEW CHURCH WELCOMES YOU Lothor Y. Tor11ew, '•'''' Cert1er Je111boree & lo1tllil11ff Dri'te, Cere11e lie! Mor 541·S404 . harbor reform temple Dr. W1lt1r Pegg, P•1tor Wtr.lll+. JtrvoCl l: I II & II A M Svo~IY St~"' f )l AM Jo111 .. Grt1h•111 l.lrit, P11l•r S1111'91 kll•el -f:45 A.M, Wenlllp -11 A.M .• 7 r.M. Adult 8<01t Cl•'I · f lO • M • ' W•rtklp l C•Yrch Sekel -' I 1 O:JI A..M, .,. b l'IAl&l BE~N.Afl:O P. KINC. CHlllSTIAN lLIMINTARY $CHOciL 1414166 'h•11e : 644°1341 t meeting ~t St, J1rnes Epbeop1l Cliureh o 3209 V1111 Lido , Newport Beach PRINCE OF PEA CE LUTHERAN CHURCH UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH Fo• I nto•m •l•On . Ct1167S. 72JO ~NE~Ll$ ~Q\\MUNITY ®iuRrn+ MHe Ve"9 Driwe' leker Strfft, Ce1te M1t•, Collt. 2152 S. I. PALISADIS ROAD •NOllEW C i't-10£11$0'4, 1'11t0f IUNOAY SCHOOL SANTA AHA HllGHTS . ¢ TEMPLE SHARON l vflGIY l!Ploel·' n -Me•>lil'I We•1~1 •• 00 ·~d jj !Ill MORNING WOllSHll t.IJ A.M. TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Prl1110 1f P•1 c1 lu+hor•ri School -Miu f1lh~r Olia". P'l"c.;,11 •VIMINO WOllSHll' \h it A.M. MIOW•l:I( SllYl(l: WEONESOA V •· J:lt ".M. T)le ce11M"etl•• • ., ......... "' .,,,, rut,I• 11!!0: O•rw• •I'd •rn•lll Ori•• !""• bletk ••u!/I o• Office !'hone: S4f.0§1 1 Scliaol Pha"o: S'4f·05 '2 llt•v. WllU1 J, Ctrrlt:I l•ot "M. lo'"'I C.1111 ..... t ft(fWtJ !ti" OlfOO ,., •• _,., 111 Cul•tr, 10\ll/I II (llU•t~ Jtht11• J.IJ.M11 f -"'''' Harb•t At" C1m...,1 Cr J ll••nt !O 1url1e ltotl< Or1wr '17 We•t Here:lhoft, CMtti Mne -ltew. ltlcll S•111velser1, 'lll'•' CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ltery of Wi..t ... d Seeh , I J1w11h f,,,.,;,, ••• !11~•114 10 !t.•n '" ·~ • lr~l y ,,,,,11,~9/u f -t :JO A.M. Sunday khool for •II •gos ti HfWHrl' •t-tdo ~ G ···•·········· ......... 10:00 A.M. w 11 :00 A.M. Morolot Wonltlp Mltn .. t Cll\ll'ffl tf Ufllltf C' .. Ulffl •tl1tl1¥1 l<!ln(t, ltl A"ttlt) 1i1rcl el1 Sp11 0Mt ••.•.. ,,.,, .•.... · ..... ,, .... 6:10 /l.,M, lAllAlH IYININIJ SllY1CI$ flt DAT el t ill ,.M. ""'"''' ,,..., llfOI( ti 11 ....... , •• " > S,hlh1ttl l.eodor -l;dttl 5.,.,, G ... .,.,11 HURl,R'I' CA•f l'OOYIO•O AT IOTH HOUlll IUNOAY l•rtV!(I lt1M ... M. l•tlt lotl!'leM by Dr. Ch•ll11 1.. Felrtbert ,., '""'"' ,._ Clllt-1111 Ofittf' M""""" Ctll '""'"' M•~·ll•r Albtrt 911.-.t. rt S < • COAST BIBLE CHURCH ····••t r,,,,,1, S~•'n" Choir -Ont9 S~t\,11 '~1 .1 •1 1 THE CHU~CH FDR YOUR FAMILY Aniuu..-.. 1111 t~• •1,1111 o.,..,,, C1t1flr11tC1 Tio!• lllLL Cl.VI 0, N(W,Olf l lACll MAICO fOltSlll Jlt . HI. SAN JUAN CA,!!, TIANO ,,, ll!l•U l l••' ••ll•t• 4•l·l'"' .tf4dl41 810·0•07 ' ' I • ' ' Saddlehack P r of Plans Joh Battle_ A Saddleback COiiege English In- structor whose contract for next year was nol renewed by trustees is con- sidering legal action and I. public ap- pearance before the board kt rebut ad· ministration charges agalnst him. Lyle Peck, of San Diego. was d.ismi5'fd by the board Mav 10 fnr allegedly failing lo report an absence from claJS l c- rording to district proceduru and refU&- tng to provide copies of instructional materials ro his division chairman. Peck told the DAILY PILOT, "I have flever failed lo meet a class." On the occasion in question. Peck said he had car trouble on the frttwav 11nd m issed 15 minutes of class. He Phoned the dean's secretary and later was told he should have ca l I e d the guperinlendenl I president's secretary. Peck said. On the matter of instructional materials -lesson sheets -Peck said a straight·A studenl willle~ told the hearing officer Peck had provided the materi,als in his presence. "But the hearing officer le\\s me Qie board never even requested a transcript of the hearing," Peck said. indicating he felt the board action was arbitrary. As for a charge he left a class while it was in session. Peck said he was called to Dr. Fred Bremer's office during classtime lo be told an empty paper cup had bet"n found in the "'astebasket in Peck's classroom. "This lo Dr. Bremer was evidence I might have violated a ban on drinking or r;moking in classrooms," Peck claimed. Peck believes the ill will that is the basis of the attempt to remove him from teaching at Saddleback stems from an in- cident last year during which he asserts he interrupted a fist fight between two faculty members. Peck also is critical of an at.mo!phert of "repression and fear" on the Sad~ dleback campus. He said faculty are afraid to be creative for fear of violating the dictates of the liUperintendenl/presi· dent. Bill Fish Posts 10-vote Victory At La guna High From a field of four candidates. Bill Fish, of 811 Emerald .. Bay, waa elected president of Lagwia Beach High School Friday for the 1911-1!111 achoo! year. Fish defeated Gary Fissette, 216 votes to '206. in a run.off ballot. after defeating candidates Pat f'lahive and John Tensfeldt in the ~irst round ()f balloting. As with last ye ar, the entire day at the high school \.\'as devoted to the election. Studenls i:issembled in lhe auditorium. snecially decorated with red. white, and blue. to hear candidates' speeches and to caucus, vote and hear rlnal resulls. Fish said his first priority after assu m- ing to top school post will be to "establish positive communication with the school board . faculty, administration and studenlS." •·J am also going lo try lo improve the quabty of education at the high school." added Fish. an active member of the 5chool's Progressive Education Club. Fish said he hopes to set up a broad· based committee made up of school board officials. administrators. teachers and students to examine problems fa cing the high schoo l. Sixteen-year-old F'ish has been a stu· dent at the high schoot for the past year, roming to Laguna Beach fr om Berlin, Germany. He was president of his school before he can)e to the United States. Also elect ed to the Student Council ill the high school were: -~like Moormar1, vice president. -Debbie While. secretary. -Linda Kawaratani, treasurer. -Ann Dolby. assist•nt treasurer. -J\1ark Ashling. student congress president. -J\1elissa Almon. commissioner of publicity. -Debbie J\1arple. comm1ss1oaer of publications. -Kay Ka"·aratani, commissioner of assembli@S. -Debbie Beck. commissi<lner of sociil .11ctivities. -Candy Powers, commissioner of ftnilnce. -Jeff Tensfeldt. commissioner of organi7.at~on~. -Kathy Crowley. commissioner of girls' welfare. -Nancy Parish. cnmmissioncr of cor· respondcnce and elections. -Linda Haas, commissioner of pep. Since no candidale ran ror com· missioner of boys" welfare. 'omeone will be appointed to the post at t llt .1tMt of school next year. Nearly 700 of the 1.050 high school studenU shov.·ed up for thf!: all-day con- vention. No classes were ht.Id on Friday. N. Korea Boal Sunk SEOUi. <AP l -The South Ko re an navy and 1ir fnrce sank • high !pttd 1\'nrth Knrean bost l"arly toda)I. and the JS lo 17 North Korean! aboard are believ· rd ro h&ve drowned. the Deren~t. Mltll!try Announced. The ministry said it was believrd I.he ~ to 60 ton boil w11s relurn· ing ~pies te North Korea. TE CHNICIAN CHEC KS DIALYSIS MACHINE ADJUSTMENT Nurse M•ry McK•n:r:lt Ready to Serve Kidney Ditea1e Victims For Kidney Patients Hospitnl Adds 4 Units; Can Mean Life, Death By TOM BARLEY 01 "'' 01111 P'lklt 11111 Four machines that will mean the dif· ference bttween life and death for k:idney failure victims will be connected lo their ailing patienls for the first time Monday a t SL Joseph Hospital. Orange. Three of Utt complex . $10.000 units v.•111 comprise the maior equipment in the hospital's brand new hemodialys is center. From Pagel LIBERTY. • • Including that of Irion, a onetime ac- quaintance while both "'ere palienta at Ataacaduo state Hospital . He had pleaded innocent by re.a.sod' (t insanity too. Charges againsl Mrs. Libe rty whom he wed ,last fall in Colorado Springs. Colo., were reduced to voluntary manslaughter and ~cond degree robbery in the Irion c;ise. The couple was captured there in .June after a motel robbery. kidnaping or lhe woman manager and high speed, bullel· punctuated chase by • I on 1 plainclothesman . Liberty also shot a former Costa Mesa room-mate, Thomas Astorina. 14 month! ago and dumped the body of the 2S-year old drifter in Sunset Beach Aquatic Park, po\lce charged. Ht gained his nickname in June, 1966. when Westminster police found him strumming a guitar beside the stranged body of a woman with whom ht Lived and attended psychiatr~c therapy sessions. A pair of San Diego County Jail cellmates are currently facing trial for the garroting of Liberty . whom they falsely believed was an informer for guards . Liber1y went free after the 1966 slaying. cerlified sane after three years' treatment at Atascadero. F ill J e ts Fly Again After Ban fo r Safety WASHI NGTON <AP) -The Air Force says it has i;ent 40 fill warplanes back into the air and plans to have inspected the other 210 by about June I. The entire fleet of swing wing jets was grounded April 30 after the death of t'A'O crewmen in 1 crash blamed on fa ilurt of the main paracbute compartment cover to separate from the crew capsule. The announcement ga!d each plane will re,. turn to service afttr it passes h1spection. The fourth dialyzer will be used in the in· tensive care unit for the treatment of desperately ill victims, Hospital authorities said the center will mean treatment in Orange County for man y viclirns who previously have been compelled to go to Los Angeles County hospitals for the cleansing of their bodies' flu id fun ctions. ,.ian)I \'ictims w:ill attend the hospital on a thr~times·a-week outpatient basis and an increasing number, hospital staff members predicted. wiJJ be I.aught over an eight-week ·period to operate the machine and install comparable equip- ment in their own home. Costs to the patient willing lo Ctlnduct his own dialysis treatment can be further cut from lhe $450 to S600 a week ch.\J"gtd •t the hMpital by his leasing the equip- ment. authorities said. Home treatment is conducted in close coordination with thf' hospital staff assigned to the hemodialysis center. An eslimatcrl 95 percent of the viclim~ v.1ho will be connected to the dialysis equipment will be candidates for the removal of lhe useless kidney 11nd lhe im· planting of a healthy organ. hospital of- ficia ls said. But. lhey pointed out. many victims of the disease faced a!moSt certain death because of lhe critical shortage of dialysis machines. Only two other Orange County hospitals have comparable equip- ment and both institutions carry Iona: waiting lists. The dialysis machine is plugged into itll ,,atient through a vein and artery and Im· mediately begins to pump from his system the impu rities that can no longer Costs to the patient willing to conduct be handled. by the useless or failing k.idncy. ''ll's a painless but lime-consuming process." nurse l..llis F'oxen commented. "The patient is invariably cheerful and that lsn 't surpnising since he knows the machine is keeping him alive and a can· dlclate for transplant surgery." Mrs. F'oxen and nurse Mary McKenzie are permanently assigned to I he hospital's dia lysis center and both nurscli ha ve received extensive training on the opcratJon of lheir equipment and the specialized care of dialysis victim5. They predict that the center will &00n be operating at full capacity for in-pa· tient care alone . Added lo their duties will be lhe essential co mmunication that the hospital will ma intain to victima who perform their own dialysis functions in the privacy of their homes. They point out that the machines could never be idle. They are also used in con· dilions that produce excessive body fluids in victims of other dise~ and often play a v:ital role in cleansing the systems of poisoning victims. lJCI Rejects Purge Satunt11, Mq lS, 1971 s DAILY PILOT ~ • New War Trial Slate(I Mar i nes Allege Sergeant Aided Enemy WASHINGTON (UP!) -The Marine COrps Friday charged Sgt. Jon M. Sweeney, U, West Babylon, N.Y., with dellberat¢y aiding the enemy ln Y.let.nam by recordina propaganda statements for I.be N<rih Vietnamese. Ttle charge normally carries a maxi· mum penalty Of death, but in. orderinc a court marUal for Sweeney, Brig. Gen. George D. Web.1ter, commander ()f the Quantico Marine Base, stipulated a mu· lmum penalty o( life impriSC1nment. Alter having been missing from his unit in Vietnam.for a year and a half. Sweeney returned homt from Stockholm Aug. 31, 1970, and told a story or having been abandoned to die by his otlicel"! in Viet nam after he became ill. He said the Viet Cong found him and treated him well. But accord ing to the tharges brought ag.ain.st Sw«ney by the Marines. he ran away "in the presence of the enemy" on Feb. 19. 1969. after havinlt' been in Vietnam just 1ix days. After that, the charge added, Sweeney. "while a priJoner of war in the Demo- cratic Republic of Vietnam . • . with knowledge that his captors were enemies or the United States and with design to promote: dis loyalty and dissatisfaction among members of the armed forces ••. did knowingly suffer to be recorded and broa dcast I statements) to the benefit and aid of the said enemies of the United States." The charge of giving •id lo the tnemy I~ the closest thing in the Code of Mili· tary Jus~ to the civili•n charge of treason. While Sweene y was in Hanoi. the of· ficlal North Vietnamese news agency re- ported he had deserted in South Vietnam as a protest against the war and would soon leave for Sweden to campaign against American involvement in South. east Asia. When Sweeney arrived ln Stockholm, From Page J PAY BID ... keep salarielJ equil•ble and treatment of emp loyea fair. "There can be little doubt about what Is happening," the employe leader con· tlnued. "Independent as1JOCiation1 one after the other. unable tn &ucceed in reaching fair settlements with their short sighted employers have had their membershi p fragmented by any number of unions. "Some jurisdictions have had to deal ~·ith almO!l 30 different unions. Orange County stands almost -alone among the major counties, with one 1trong 1 responsible. locally controlled usocl• lion." F•rrel's blast comes at • time when the supervil!Ors have betn ta.lkina: about austerity and holding the line on ex· penses. The emptoyes association has asked for an 8.25 percent increase in salaries for the comi ng fiscal year. \ "Three recent developments dramatize lhe urgency of the situation," Farrel con- linued . "The statewide association or Hawaijan publ ic employes has joined with an internalion union. The San Ji'ran- cisco Association has joined with a union. The Los Angeles County Associa· lion has thrown in the towel afte r 60 years as an independent association and bas amalgamated with the AFUIO." Farrel concludes with the warning that the "handwriting is on the wall. The real question is whethfr public employers in general, and Orange County's governing body, In particular, can read it." Big Bed Race A Nig htmare COLU MBUS, Ga. (UPI) -Two student! from Columbus College were injured when their bed crashed Into a parked car. The bed . mounted on wheel.!I. was being pushed by other students in a crosstown ''bed race." which was part of the "Dead Day" events at Co!umbus College. The studenlll, Frank Macon and Earl Pelcher, were trealtd at a hospital and released after the ac· cident. "Who wu driving?" uked the admitting nurse. The students explained that the bed waS rolling dov.11 a hill when it went out of control. he 1()1.!ght political asylum, but he ap. partnUy was persuaded to rtturn home by bis parents who flew over there to talk to hlm. After his arrival. he was auigned to Quanucot 'fhere. 1 spokesman uld, pre- liminary hearings would begin early nerl month and ruult in • date for hit trial. He ia Mid there in the stockade now~ The Mariqes also tharied Sweeney with 101n1 AWOL for eiaJit daya trom the Virginia Marine "Bise In rebn11ry ane_r he volunl11ily returoecl Lrom Sweden. As for ttWt .1peclf.ic <:harae of' aldlna the. enemy, the Marinn Pld · S,.-eene.y prepared and recorded pr~uni!t ind antl-Amerlcan propaganda 'hlle a prisoner between Feb. 22, and A~. 24• 1910, and that he · mlde similar atat. ments 'at a news conference in Stockbolm 00 AU(. ll, ll'IO. H;untingto11 Trustees Set Unification Plan Study Proposals for the unification of the Huntington Beach Union High School 01atrict v.:ill receive the scrutiny of the board of trustees at its June 22 meeting. The issue will be discussed two days prior to a meeting of varloua elementary scl;ool dis tri ct at the County Schools of. fice. Under eonsideraltion at both meetings will be 11 unification plan co-authored by the .Fountain Valley and Ocean View -elementary school districts. The plan suggesl.!I that the S2·square mile high school district be di vided into three districl.!I, each capable of aerving students from kindergarten through the 12th grade. One would be the Westmin!ttr Unlfiied School District which would take in the •present Westminster and Seal Beach Elementary school districb north <1r ~fcFadden Avenue. Another would be the Fountain Valley Unified School District. compostd of the territories on the east side of Beach Boulevard. The third, the HunUngton Beach Unified School District, would take in the area south of McFadden Avtme and east of Beach &ulevan:L The Huntington Beach Union Hi&h School District board or truateea is presently committed to a unification plan along current elementary school dlatrict boundaries but will coosider the Foun- tain Valley-Ocean View proposaL From Page I ANIMAL FIGHTS ... tington Beach to be used in evidence agalnat • Lo! Alamitos man accused of poues,sina: the cocks for the purpose of fighting. The man, Charles Barrera. 10792 Walnut Ave .. has pleaded innocent. His; trial has been set for May 25 in the West Orange County Judicial Di!trict Court. None of the Information 1iven by the humane society officers necessarily related t.o this case although the in· tervlew was a result of the case comine to light. The officers explained that cock I fighting has long been popular in almost every state in the nation among enthusiasts of Cuba n, Phillppino, Mexican and Spanish and English extraction. Money through gambling hu kept the; '"sport" popular and it is the gambling that is responsible for it! cumnt i;rowth, particularly among caucausians. "I have ~n S50Q bet on one ..birtf and $20,000 chan;e ttanda over I fJ.&ht," one officer aaid. "1t was easy ltl figure out rince il was counted out in 20's, 50's and i100 bills." This incident took place In the San Joa· quin Valley where the officer aAw three fights. lasting one hour and 20 minutes, 40 seconds, and a minute and half. The officer empha!lied that it is IOt'I dangerouJ to attempt to make any ar· rests at the scene of these battles. Jn.stead he kept a mental note of the licenR numbers of the cars and the of· fendera were busted later. "Sometimes 1 draw a face to help me remember a license plate -using a C for an t.ye. an X for a nose while an elongated J makes a nice jaw,'' he smiled. Cock tighU are almost impossible for the police to break became they are so v.·ell orgilnized with sentries posted to watch for cara and a rtd flag up to signal all is v.•ell. '"Once A car Is spotted the nag CC1mts down and the scene ii qu ickly transferred hlto a nice family plcnic,'' the officer continued . "Police have tried aw.ift raids by helicopter and in planes but they seldom catch an yone." The !port is a1 refintd as boxing. 1'he officer' showed me coplea of the un· derground magazine. Grit and Steel. which sells for 70 cents a"d is published "In the inttrest of those devoted to the game fowl." Fighting cocks -Duke Hulsey1, Love Reds. I.Ave Mugs, Hatch Grays, Hatch Kelsoes -are listed for sale for $75. The "slashers" and "swords" that are. attached to the leg! or the fighting rooster a go for up to $75 a pair. They are finely made -out of German aurgical stetl. acoordina to one ad -and are tem• pered and chrome plated. What are "slashers"''! They can be up to six inches long and have bladea on them lhat are raz.or sh arp. •·swords'"? They have no blades but a point at the end. Aris also recommend ointments and vH•mins for the bird!. "sport." also Is growini beeaUM (If the gambling involved. Staffordshire pit bull terriers are. used. stocky broad<hested treatures eapable of exerting extraordinary pressure with lhtir jaws. ~ They stand only about 20 inches at the shoulder but reportedly will attack anything on four legs, though Jtill make u cellent pets. "They were bred lo fight," one of the officers aald . "They are so vicious that the puppies ha\'e to be separated fro m themselves and their mother •l lour months or they will kill one another." The officer desc ribed how a dog fan- cier proudly matched aon agaiMt. mother in a demonstraUon to show that the will to fight in the breed's bloodline wu stron~r than any parental feelings. "1 know they have ha~ amne f1gtrts b\ Garden Grove," the offietr u id. "They arrange them at two ()r three fn the morning and theu hold them at about a a.m, until JO o'clock. After that, ·they bring the cocks oot to fight. "In Watts, it's so blatant that they tight dot:s in the middle of the street but the pollce don't do anything 11bout it because they feel they have more important things to worry about." The humane society <1fficiala stressed that although they considered law en· forcement officer1 Jax in this area it was not because they were involvtd or cor- , rupted. "Tha breed'en often brainwash the police, telling them that these animals were bred for fighting and that they would be e1tinct if the lport. were cilacon· linutd," they said. The officers said the dog breedera train the terrier! by matching them against Dobennan Pinchers, German Shepherds and Cocker!. ''They always win and it builds up their egos and 1atisfiea thtlr desire to kill." they added. They sa id that dope and prostituUon of· renses spin off these fights in the aense that they are usually day long gatherings that attract crowds; ripe for other illegal activities. DAILY PILOT H•lltl ......... -·-S.Cla 1e OllAHOI COAST r\ll L*SHll4• COMl"'Nff Re .. 1rt N, WeM ,.,. .... , ... ,......,. J1•I: •· c.tt.., va ,,.."""' w o-.a ~ n. •••• le..-11 tt:fflw lhe11111. A. M•,lril,._ "'-•11'11 ... c1i.11., H. l••• 11111•"' '· Nea AHlll•r """""'9 aci1-. ....... Students Stuck With F's "\Ve might a~ well face It. cock.! given these items wlll outfight. outcut and take. more cuttint: than those who ha ve11't had them." re ads the ad. Cock fighting is wtiollv legal only in Florida but i! legal under ce rtain con. dltlons in several other at.ttes. Including Arlwna and New Mexico. Any mortal combat betwten two animals Is a misde- meanor offen.18 tn CAllfomia . '"" Mell! ,.. W.t • .., '""" """"''*' a .. cll; = H...,.rf ..... 1Mflf . ut!Hlt 1..0; m ,..,., """-Miif111..,1..., ltl (ll: 111,1 ... /;fl ""'""'' .. II" Ct-t.: JDS Hw• II Cll'lllllt •1111111 UC lrvine faculty members Thursday tutned down a proposal to allow students to have failing arades removed from their records. · The proposals would have extended to the entire et1mpus a system currently in use in the schools of bi0loglc1I and social aciencu. Simply, tht plan would feature two systems of grade record -keeping . One, minus the unfavorable grade~. would be 'kept for release to emplo:vers or graduate schools. The other. containing a\l gradet;, tood or lad, would be: kept for lnte.mal ~"· ~ By tnforcin.11: guide.l ine!! on "normef J!rOgress" the number or bed iirade!i thflt d!uld be purged would be autnmatJcally limited to a few. StudentJJ would be unlikely to have removed too many courses since a certain number of courses must be completed in order to graduate. The recommendation was made by the fa(ulty senate's Commi ttee or Educatlon- 11 Policy. Dan De:nnctt. assistant pro. fessor of philosophy, headed the group. He argued that the present system or grading wa,. being abused 8nd the pro- posal would bring the UCI grading system In line with what ls ac1ually being cione. Presently students may drop a eo111'8e just prior to final examinations. In effect "purginjf" a possible bad grade before II is given. The academic senate voted down lhfl: measure by a vote of 37 to 20. HoWtver, observers noted some faculty were op- posed to tt bec•uH It didn't go far enoup In llberallzlng tht grades system. Chief opponent o( the. idea w~ Warrtn Bostick. dean of the medical achoo!, who said "It Is an out and out violation of troth In labeling." He said he thought the prop<N:al would lower the 1tandln& of the university and make It difficult for 11tudents to compete for entranct to graduate or professKmal schools. The schools or biological and social 11clences are employing a system 1imil•r 10 lhe one defeated Thursday under a variance rranted by the UC Academic Sen1t&. The wlMlng bird Js the one that ha• the 1 .. 1 pttk 11 Ille bead. "Jf one is able to lean over and petk I.he Mad ol Its oppC>ntnt and the vJcUm does not ret.llate then It la the wlnntr," one of the officers explained. "The win- ner ii petted •nd given meditation and the loser, often aUll alive. Is Just thrown In the back of truck . They don't havt Ume to kill ft because they art ao anxious to bet on the ntxt tta:ht." The officera 1ald that dog fighting h's nol bun ao papular In America btcaUff of 11.<l aasoclatlon as a family pet but this CA.IL Y P'ILOT. 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Pllct Of Understan· dJna" Js the 11tle ol th r strmon·lecture to be given by the Rev , i\lbert Burke 10 the members and guests of the Chureb of Relltlous Scltnl'f: or Newport Beach th i!I Sunday at 10 a.m. 111 the Ebel! Club. SI~ \V, Balboa Blvd., Newport at the same hour , A social hour fol!Dws. A c c r t d i t e d classes art being held by Rev, Burke in lhe Conference Roon1 of the Oa.k\.\'ood G a rd en Apartments. 1700 !Gt.h St.. Newport Beach on Tuesday and Thursday evenlngs at 8 p.m. f irst year meets on Tuesday Second year meets on Thursday. f\fiss Janet Schreiber of 236 \Vake Fo~st , Costa ~1esa a member or the Cosl• l\lesa 81b1'I Community \\'ill attend the Baha'i Caribbean Con· ference being held 1 n l\ingston . Jamaica. ti.1ay 21-2.3. The C.Onference "'ill ht> at- tended by Baha'is from the United States, Mexico. Centra l America, South America and nations and islands in lhe Caribbean. Some 800 to 1000 persons are expected to at· tend . The Conference will con· sider the progress of 1he Baha'i Faith in the Caribbean and plan for the expansion of the Faith in that area 21nd \1orl dwide . Some 550 Ameri can Baha'1s will atlenrl rhe Caribbean Conrtrence and have chartered thl' ship. ~ S. :\ew Bahama Star for thP purpose. The ship 'viii also se.rve as a floating 1nstilu!e , wilh daily classes on various aspects of the Baha'i Faith. The ship wlll depart J\tilrru, Florida on l\1ay 17, pick up ad- dilional Baha'is from the Carlbbe&1n area in J\1ayaguez. Puerto Rico, serve as 11 noating hotel while i n Kingston. Jamaica and stop in St. Thomas, Vlr~in Islands enroute back to M11mJ where ii >A'ill arrive on May 28. Many other American Bah1'is are expected to fly to Jamaica. Falrvlrw Baptist Cllurch . 2525 Fairview Road. Costa ~1esa, holds worship service at hi a.nl. with guest preacher this week, Dr. F' r 1 n c is P.1c0lash. chaplain of Fairvit\v Stale Hospital. His t.opic v>'ill be "Begin Htre" Church school lS al 10 :30 a.m. Rev. Taylor is in Minneapolis at· tending the annual meeting o[ the American Baptist Con- vention Rev. Loren Dale Flickinger '\'ill speak on ··A Fresh Outlook '' at services at Ne~'J)Ort Unity C h u r c h , meeting Sunday at 10 and 11 :1~ a.m. at the Senior Citizens Building, 15th and Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach. Christ Lutheran Church, 760 Victoria SL, Costa "1esB, schedules Sunday services 11 8:15 and II a.m. \\'ith Holy Communion. Sermon title is "The Po"''er of Prayr('. A Salad Bar and Dessert Luncheon sponsored by the Attar and Rosary Society of St. Anne·s Catholic Cburcb, 1A·ill bt hel'1 ln t.he Parish H•ll May 22 at 12:30 p.m. Guest speaker Sisler Marla Margarl11 Jimenez will speak. on "Christian Awareneu". A donation or fl.50 will be asked. Pastor Smith'• message at lhe 11 a.m. service or First 8.lptl1l Cburcll of S a • Clemente, 107 West P.1.arquita, will be "Life's Greatest Ob· jective". The Bible mes s1ge for the i p.m. service will be ··Flesh versw Spirit". Robert Bishop Suffr1gan of Los Angeles "''ill ordain Brad· ford Kyle Karelius as 1 deacon on Sunday at SI. Mary's Eplsoopaf Cburth, 428 Park Avenue, Ll&un• Beach at 7 p.m. "Mortals and lmmorl.als" "ill be the topic or ,!he lesson· sermon lo be heard al all Chrl&tiu Scknce churches Sunday. Area churches and service limes include : first Church of Chri!ll, Scientist, 2880 tt1esa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa . 9:15 and II a.m.: Hun· tington Beach first Church, 8th and Olive St.. 9: 15 and J l a.m.: Newport Beach First Church, 3303 Via Lido. 9:15 and 11 a.m. and Second Church of Newport Beach. 3100 Pacific View Drive. Corona del Mar. ID a.m. Chr ist Chapt.I. a member nf rhe Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan C..: o n1 m u n i I y Ch urches. is 11 leg all y chartered church serving the county hom o sex u a I com- munity. Jt meets at 1 p.m. Sunday at tht l/nitar111n llnlver1allst Chw-eh, 1251 Vk · toria St., Costa Mea1. The SWlday 11e1vic1 ol the Unifariu U•iver111l1t C11111rcli of Cot&a Men will featun Or. James Catanzaro of California State Coll* at Fullerton In 1 provoc1tJve talk enUtled "Live Religion is Art Expression." Larry P1ul. classical suitarist, will play "Prelude in D", and "Gavotte" by J. S. Back., and ''Leyanda Asturi1'' by lsa1c Albtniz. Service, will belin at 10:30 a.m. 1t the dlurth, 1259 Victoria SL Church sehool "Di'CO\'ery Prorram will be from 10:30 ta 11 :30 a.m. Temple Betb 01vid • f Ora111e Cou.aty will condu<.1 its Sabbath Services on Friday evening, at I : IS p.m. 1t tht C ommunity Congreaational Church. 411 1 Katella Avenue at Bloomfield. in Los Alamito:s. During I h e 1 e services, the con1re1ation will celebrate and honor the Bat l\fitzvah of Marcy Miller, daughter of Cantor and Mn. Millon Miller. The 11ervices will be conducted by Rabbl Bernard B. Goldsmith in con- junction with Cantor ~1ill Miller. In honor of the Bat Mitzvah, the adult choi r or Templt. Beth David w i 11 participate in lhe services under lhe direction of ~!rs. fay Newman. lhe Temple music director. St JobJI t:piscopa.I The Divi n e Cburth. 2 0 4 3 Oranae. Coll.a Me.sa will oblen-e Holy Communion 1t 7:30 a.m. and •l 9:30 a.m. Family Se:vlct. F 1 th e r Donaldton will olfu th e Eucharist and Thankqiving in commtmor1tion of hia ordina· tion. Clasus for all 1gu, Nunery tluooih lll1h Scbool. provided. 'The Youth Group will meet at 1 p.m. New memben will b e received inlo the Colla ft1e11 Foafsquare Church thls Sun4 d1y in ttie II a.m. Morning Worship Service with the Pastor, Re v. Robert Jacobs spe1ldn1 on the topic, '"The Loneliness or Christ." The Ladies Trio, Marie Cowie, Peggy Collins Ind La Deane J1cobs: will be alnJIJ1I Sunday School will be at 9:45 a.m . ror all aiu. Call "6--1517 or 541- 9733 for bus tran5p0rtaUon . The Crusader Youth Group will meet 1t 5 p.m. with Youth Leader Chris Haughey in cbarge Rev Jacobs will also bt speaking 1n the Evangelistic ServiCt! at 7 p.1n. Md the young people will bt brinring s~i•I music. Pastor .laco bs has just started 1 new Bible Study on tht £pislle of tSte PULl"Tf, P11e I ) NEW YORK (AP) -In his Jibrary at tbr Vat!can Pope John XXlIJ sat llstenin& in- .tenUy 11 tbe honored, t ld French histori1n. Jults lsaac-, cutlined hia rMeardl and find· Jnp. Finally, Ule Pope leall<d lorw ard and uked: "'What do you think should be done?" Isaac rep1ie.d. "I think a commission lhould be formed 11 the Second Vatican Council to reappraise the QirbUan ttachlnis iD re11rd to the Jews." Pope John said, "I 111'U jwl thlnkin&: the same t.binl u you wue talkinf. ·• Tbat 1960 conversation was related here last week by l11ac'1 confidante.. and editor. J.tadam Claire ll. Bl.shop. as the beginninf of 1 basic shift in Christianity's at t ,it u d e toward Judaism. with the e!- fect.s widenint ever since. "The full results can't yet be measured," said Mme. Bishop, a French Roman Catholic. "The change has begun and ire1t prorress bas been m1de in the list decide, but 2,000 years or 1mot i on 1l eon- ditioninc c1n't be chana:ed ovemlght.'' Both Isaac and Pope John died in 1963. prior ta the Vatican Council 's historic 1965 declarat io n form ally repu d ialin g: 1he long perpetua ted. non Bi b 11 c a I stricture lhat lhe Jews killed Christ and stressing Olrislian lits to J udaism . But the l\\'ti men \\'t'rt prime movers of !ht continuine: rt:assessment. '11Mr, Impelled "the lurnilla ptltlt, ' commtnttd R 1 b b i Marc H. Tanenbaum. di«clor of interrtUJious affairs for the American J1wllh Committee.. Althoulh Pope Joh.n 's part in it LI well known. American! have been less a\vare of the in.Rutnct of IJ1ac and his j1r- rina:ty factual ezposition of the issue, complied while hiding in the French uridugTound from Ult Nuis. called "Juus and Israel." it wu publbhed in Enrllsti for tht fint time this month by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. It provldts an historically pro- binl', tometirnu sta.rtlint con- trast between the Scriptural rt'COl'd of Jesus' relaUoo lo Judasism, as 1gainsl tradi- tional churt.b. views about ii. "IL is an achievement of revolutionary implications for Olristianity," says the Rev. Edward H. Flannery, ex- ecutive aectt:lary of the U.S. Bishops' Secret.ari1l f o r Gatholic Jewish Relations. He adds that the ';epcch makin1 book" opens new in· 1isht.s into "Christi1n orifin• dr1wn from Christi1n scurces themselves showing t h e "true attitude of Jesus toward His people and of His people IO\llard Nm:' IS Ren by In ebjective f'listorian Tl is often as if Scriptures 1\"Cre being se<!n "in their pristine purily !or the first time ." he s1y~. Isaac. 1 reno\\·ned historian, former French ins pecto r aeneral or education. 1n- tern1tioo1lly I;: n o ,.... n in academic clrclea ror his "''" volume world hi.story, tsptUS• ed no specific religion hims~lf, but was of Jewlsb back1tound. ll was •nly after the. 1tart cf Hie Nati , 11 au1hter cf Je""''· ""'hich claimed the lives er his wife and daughter and which drove him into hidinf, lhal he beaan his research In· to the causes of anti Semitism. mutly in the librarle.! and monastaries or the prie1ts and ministers who sheltered him. The book was issued in France in 1947, joltinc Eut()- pean Christianity and pa•IJl1 the way for the Vatican 11 declaration. , 1-lis m1in thesis I.• thal modern anti Semitism dtrlved from tradition1I c h u rt' h teaching11 Jbout the New 'Testament Go11pel~ ft' hi e h misrepresent er falsely in- terprtl the Go11pel record itself about Jesus i nd his dedic1ted .Jewishness. lsaac·11 essential resourcr. he writes. wa.~ the Gospel ttrt itself. He says he put chlrth comment1ries "side by aide with the tutJ:, exposing tht abys11 that se.par1ted them.' establishing that Je1us never rejected Judaism nor th8 JtwJ him-although most later did reject the church. = Who C 1re17 No other newspaper IJ'\ the world cares about your eom· munity like your commuriity d1ily newspaper dou. Jt's I.be DAILY PILOT. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY I GLAD TIDINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD f ift••nth and Monrovie, Nawport 9•1ch 9:45 A.M. -Sun day Schoel 11 :00 A.M. -Dr. George Wood, Spe1kin9 6:00 P.M. -O r . George Wood, Spe1king ltf. 6 .. r .. Weecl. P•ter FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD · 140 E. 22nd St., Colla Mou-541.3761 t. W, Phtllip1, 11'11to r f :'O A,M.-Ch111cll k heel 1 0~50 A.M.-P•1tet Phllllp1 t p•kJ11t "Tiit' P'••c1111eken" J r. • Pre-\ch•ol Cliwrch Nwrtefl' C•,. A••ll•ltl• 7:00 P.M.-ll'•1tor P'tlllll,1 t11-kll1t ''TM 'I Amt' •f Pe11t" N•wpert·Mn• l'r ... kkel -A9e1 J 'h·I -6:JO A.M. te l :JO P.M. ""'"' -645·2JJ] HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. W il&on, Costa MeSI S41·4104 'I, L. Hll,...ICK, '111W JIM SINGLETON, Mlnl1llr et v..,,1_ IOlltlT •. l lSTI •. Minllt1r el &•uc:•lilfl CAIL G•NTIY. Mlnl1ttr •I M111lc J -SUNDAY SEftYIClS - •:41 A.M.-S1111Cay Sc)le1I 10.50 A.M.-'.Tlll Hel y Spirit ::::t" Scr111011 llt , .. ,,, 7:00 r .M.-P'aMI Coo, •. Miulonery te Me1lc1 COSTA MESA CH RISTIAN SCHOOL P'r9·lt""I -ltlftht11r11" -Eltm'1111fJ -Cftl .. Ce,. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 610 HAMILTON. COSTA MESA 010.tOI KDU lll, '''"' l 1blo S•ud.y •nd P1od11T'tlje" .• , . 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Dr. Huntington leach-First Church of Christ, Scientist Ith & Oii'•• H111H11tt•• hec• S1111c., Sch••I -t :Jt & 11 :00 A.M. Chw,rch -9:10 & 11:00 A.M. RH4111t le•111 -221 M•ir1 St, Newport Be1ch-Fir1t Ch u rch o f Chri1t, Sci1nti1t JJOJ Yi• L14e. Newpert '"'" Ch1rch & S111Cey k he1I -t :ll & 11 :Ot A.M. l"tll11t l•-· JJl S Yi1 U4e Newport •••ch-Second Church of Chri1t, Scien tist J1H P'Milk Vl•w Dr., Cere111 49' M1J Ch11rch & S1114ey Sclll•el-11:10 A.M. l..Ci11t l e•111 -Jiff.I CHlf Hwy. We4. l•H lllt T"tl111••Y MMth1fi -a''"'' -All Ch•rtMI All art coTdia/ly i1lvitt d to atte1i.d tht cl~urch iervices Olld. en jou tilt pnviltgti of the Readi11 g Rooms Chll4 C11e P'r••lde4 AT ALL Sl lYICIS 011 NIWrOIT I EACH -fDhclpl .. J M1etl11t R'f•l•rly Herp.,. lle-11N1ry S1~el 4JS I. l l t)I St., Ceshl Mei• Church School .. , , . 9:45 A.J\I. Morning \Vorsh1p .... _ 10 :45 A .}.1. ! N111Mfl' C1N P'r1114e4 Phone: 642·2725 J\Unister: Dr. D. \\'. filcElroy CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. 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We411•4ey-1:00 P.M, Chlhl c.,. •t t :OI ~.M . l/ n , I••-..l•h• r. A•IMY II, Reeter -Phe11e: '71·1211 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. Sw,11;..,. 7:11 & 9:)1 Ch•rclll k lrl•el -t :JI Tliwtt4•Y': ':JI & l a •. 111.: H1ly Dey• et •11••wKe4 'Wl••r. The 1..,., ..lelrle W. De11el41e1 -P')le•e S41·11J6 ~ klllee~9:11 A.M. •w,lt.r Str•l&e -9:11 A.M. P•111lly S.,...lc• -l l :l e A.M. 111·1111 N•r1tf}' Cere aJJ.J24' A Cordi1I Welcome from THE UllTED METHODIST CHURCH NIWPORT CENTER Wersti1~11 :11 A.M. .. I t. Mlc ... ls ir,1tce,el Cll1r•• .. .,...,,.. • ,_lflt. 'lhw Dr. c., ... "' Msr PllleN: ,71.ffll C•tte M11• flRST UNITED MITHODIST CHURCH tf th St. l Ha r-er l lw,, Church W111hi11J-t :lO l 11 Church Sch.el -•:JO 141-7727 Ce1te M11• N•rth MESA VERDE MITHODIST CHURCH M••• Ver4• I l•k•r S!. li49-l71f W•11hi, & Chur•h Sch11I t :OO I IO:JO A.M. F•unt•in V1ll1y FIRST UNITED M&THOD IST CHURCH 11221 l u1h•r' ''2-2591 Worihip i Ch11rch Scheel t :JO A.M. 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NEWPO RT HARBOR I LUTH ERAN CH URCH Off'"' u 1u ""''"'~ '" ""'"' "'·"" LUTH ERAN CH URC H I OF THE MA STER Church af the Covenant 791 Oo.,,•r Or. LI l ·l 6l I 1111 "8irvt.w leM, C111e M-. I l'OO P•cific Vi•w Or. l r11ce A. l11rtl1. P-.r I Coron a 4•1 M•r l••4•y W1•lp: t :JI • 11 A.M. Clrlw,rc• Sc)l1el: t :JI A.M. Tiie lff, ••••hi White. I Dlt. WILLIAM It. ELLlllt Piie .. : 141•4Jl'4 ne •"· "'•-•· 11.11. ••.i•t 1 '""""' ""'' I Phone 644-2664 Community Presbyterian Church CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH I "'1' Wonh:, ''" •·•· 4 " '"'"' AMOoo, ...... '-' 1 Chri1li1n Etluc•li•" •:I'•·"'· 9:10A.M. P.e111lly Werthip Dr. D•ll•• A. lwl'Mf'. Pater 23rd Street It O rilng•, Co•I• M••• -s•e.5303 I F11tiw1 w • .ihi11 I 0:10 •• m. l 11114•r We rMllp: a:41 . 9:JI . 11 A.M. Chwr1)1 klrlffl,• ••.•• SUNDAY MOll N1NG 111LE: STUDY•••••··•·-···· t :41 A.M. SUNDAY MOii.Ni NG WORSHIP & COMMUNION •• 11:41 A,M. 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M•• St· Mark Presbyterian Church ~' ":,.#JI L•rller ¥. TerHw, P'eller C•fHf J•mllet" & l•ltltlrif .,,.,., Cer•M 4'1 M• RE LIGIOUS SC HOOL A NEW CHURCH WELCOMES YOU 1 141·1414 h lMI .,.._ llr\, ,_.., b ~ I Or. Wille r P-g, "••tor I w1r111• 51rv1~: 1.11 .. 11 AM, Sllfllj•r 1cnte1: ,.,.AM. Wenlii,•c .. ,.11su .. i -t&l l :Jt A.•. bar 0 .. re O"ffi temp e -· r A•ul1 •r•1t c1.,.~ t ,lt ... ,,, ... 1. S11••.., S.kel -f ;41 A.M. w .,..,.1, -11 A.M .• 7 P.M. CHlllTIAN I LIMINTAft Y SCHOOL •••• ,,,, n ... : '•4·1 141 A1.eei ::.~:~~t· ~ING l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"~~;;~~g1 ~a ... "'R"'1N"'c"E""'o"'F""'P"'E"'A"c'"E""'L'"u"T"H111"·"A"N~c5H .. u"""·"'c"H""'!!l!i St. Jarn•s Epi~op1I Church l1 3209 Vi• lido, Newport Beac!'t Ir r " " for jnlou~•l•Gll C.1167!> 7230 s ~ e ,. ....• 1 ,1 .. & ...... Stnet, c •• , ......... c .ilf. n•Ni-1 ~ J "UN ti),. I ..... o,.ru c. Awo1:JlsoN. ,,,1a, Ml c: LL:> OAlM 1JY QtUReu . .., ... k-; .; .. -.... M w .. ~, ... ; .... ,, ~ TEMPLE SHARON j '•int• ef "'••c• Lwther111 Sehe•I -Miu E1tk1r 0 !11n, ll'riftct,.I I TURTL E ROCK IELIMENTARY SCHOOL Olfi•• 'h•n•? 14,.0121 S•h•el '"•n•: 14t.0112 t11n lt t.<W:• Otl•a •1'141 A.melff orr ... l•M ~ -•h .i UNIVERSITY IAPTIST CHURCH Ull S. I. PALISADIS IOAD SANTA ANA Hl lGHn •uNOAY IC9'(1el ::::.i:: ::::::: . . .. . . ·. . . MIOW aaK l l llYICI WIDlllSOAY ••·• llt'J, W/1111 ,, C.rrltl •.H A.M. ll:H A..M. ,, ....... ,, .. p M. Cfl11rn I'~-Ml•M» Tiii ce••nmtl" •Y••t .. 11• fet ttle ••Uir• H1rllor ArMI 0 - C•mNt drtveJ. Sin Olh o ''"""''' II ClllYet l Mvlft Tt C•"11¥1 Or 1 lll ltM 19 T11rtlt llOl;:ll'. Orl.,.., • ..,. Ric• s • .,._.,, • ..,, , .. ,.r CHURCH Of RE LIGIOUS SCIENC E ,,.,, el WlliMt-' S... · ·--· •.••........... ., •.. 10111 A.M. •-JO >. M s ......... Schoel fer .u "'" ., """"' ••K-C..ni• ••• "" O•• ••••••••••••••••• -••...••••• 61JI A.M. 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IJl.0411 '----~~~~~~------~--------'"-~~~~~~~~~~~~-'--~~~~~~~....J '-~~~~~~~~~~~-·~-~~~~~~~--''''-~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~-~~~-' New Bloc In Sooth Pulpit and Pew American Baptists Expand !Continued from P .. e ll Ephtsians on Wednesda y nithl! at 7·30 p.m. Resurrecllna Lu t her• 11 Church, LCA. 9312 Hamilton Avenue, Huntington Beach, 1c:htdules Morning Worsh ip at 10:30 a.m, Artbur R. Tingley, Pastor. will speak on "If Anyone Think., He ls Religious .. , " Sunday School 11euioN: for grades two and 1bove at 9 a.m. Nursery care through fir.st grad en at 10 : 30 a .m. The Adult Dlacussion group meets at 9 a.m. Pastor Willis J. Carrlco'g 11 11.m. m () r n Ing missionary mtS!a1e is entitled "Show &nd Tell." The 7 p.m. missionary evening service will be a showing of .slides on "Pict orial Adventures in Japan. The Unlvenlty Bapdst Church is located at 2252 S. E. Palisades Road , Santa Ana, Callfornia near the Orange C o u n t y Alrport. The public is invited to •hart both services. "You Are Important'' is the strmon topic on Sunday by ll!v. George Vogel. guest minister at the Plymouth Congregational Ch urch o f Newport Harbor. 3262 Broad Street. Newport Beach. at 10 a.m. worahip service. Sunday School is held at 1ht same time. Lutheraa Church Of The ~taster. 2900 Pacific View Drive. Cnrona del Mar offers two hours of worship at 9 and II a.m. Sunday Church School and Bible classes are held at JO a.m. this Sunday morning. Dr. Wm. R. Eller will deliver the message "Know God's Will For Lile." The senior High Luther ~ague will hold a weekend Retreat at the John Crean Ranch. Plans for I.he Fall program and election of officers will take place. "Walking and Lea.ping and Praising God" Is the sermon wbject at Harbor Christian Cburcb, Dl1dples of Chrtst. as the congregation continues the ,;tudy of the Book -0f Acls. The church members meet each Jo~uturtd soloists will be Mrs. Andrew Smith and Mr. Robert Randall. and lt1r. Robert Hueslls will be at the cburch organ . St , .,A.ndrew 's Presbyterian C h u r c h is localed al 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach, ac.roa.s from Harbor Hieb School. On Sunday. at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. worship services, The Jlresby&ertu C111ud Of t h e Ctvenaat will dedicate their new Baldwin crgan. In a StrVlce bui\I around music, the choir and special organ music will be the feature. The p111tor. Bruce A Kurrie, will bring a brief medita.tion on ''\Vithout a Song." The church is located at IMO F1lrvlew Road, Costa Mesa. The title of the ~rmon to be preached at the Newpon Harbor Lutheran Church, 798 Do\·er Drive , Ne\\'J)Ort Beach by Pastor James G. Blain at both services on Sunday is, .. Ai;king in the Spirit of Christ.'' Worship services are at 8 and 10:30 a.m., with Sun- day School at 9:15 a.m. Nursery care is available dur· ing worshi p aervlct1 and Sun· day School. There are classes for all from three years old through adulta. The sermon subject tor Sun- day. at Coro•• del ~tar. Com· mualty C h u r c h , Caagrega· tional, 611 Heliotrope AvP., will be enlit led "Roots". To be: presented by Dr. Philip G. Murr11y. Worship services are at JO a.m. with child care. Church School is also 11t 10. On Wedneday at 6:30 there will be a Church Family Potluck in Fellowship Hall, G u e s t speaker will be Bob Fry, teacher at Newport Harbor High, who will speak on "Environmental Awarenes1." Sermon Topic ls • ' 'T h e Beautiful Gate" at wo rship at 1 p.m. in the Unl&aria11· UnlverfiaHst Cllurcb, 1259 VIC· tori11 , Costa Mesa. "GoM New!'' ill the title nf Rev. Roger Betswo r lh 's 51!!rmon Sunday morn ing at Community United Metbodl•t Cburcb, 6662 Heil Avenue, Huntington Beach. Services •Ill be held al 9 and 10:30 a.m. wllh a. Church Scbool program Bt both services for Infants through adults. A graduate ef the U.S. Nava l Academy, Rev . Betsworth. ls the former pastor or Com· munity Unlted Met hod Is t Church, serving this. com· munity actively from 1962 ht 1969. He has exchanged pulpits with Reverend Charles L. Ro.st this Sunday with Rev . Rose preaching at St. Paul's United Methodist Church in San Bernardino. ''God's Cre11tion" will be the subject of Pastor Ackerman's sermon Sunday at the 10 1.m. service of 1vorshlp at Christ Che Sbepherd l.uth eran Church, Camino Capistrano at Del Gado Road. Capistrano Beach. God created a world that is good and twentieth cen- tury man ls beginning to destroy what God has given him domin ion ever, said Pastor AcKerman . What does the Bible say about and what can man do about It? are two questions that need to be answe-red. 'l1le La Christianita. Pre-School wil! hold an open house Thursday !\1ay 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the Educational Unit -0f Christ the Shepherd Lutheran Church, Capistrano Beach. The First United !\1elbodisl Church or Hun1ington Beach ~'ill conduct two worship services Sunday at 9: IS and 10:30 a.m. with the pastor !he Rev . Edward C. Erny preachin~ nn the sermon theme "Wha t About Christians Spea~ing in Tongues~" There will be Church School classes for all ages at 9·1$ and 10:30 a.m. Nursery care i 1 available. Youth groups meet at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, noon. Mother-Daughter Luncheon and Style Show will be held. Call Helen Small 962-5870 for tickets and reservation5. Dr. Charles H. Dierenfleld, pastor. will preach a sermon entitlt'<I "Yn u Can Get There from Here '.'' At the 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m. worship services Sunday at Harper Elementary .---------------------, School, t2S E. 18th St.. Cost.!! Mesa. Sunday School is at 9:45 111 .m. Worship at 10:45. Dr. D. W. McElroy is the minister. "My T'!'o'G Hears in JaU'' wtll be .the i;ubject of author Maurice Ogden's talk Sunday morning before the Unitarian· Unlversal11t Fellow1blp of Lasuna Beach at 10:30 a.m. in Room 23 of the High School, 625 Park Avenue. Laguna Beach. A winner of five in· tematiomil awards for his ballad "Hangman" which was made into a short film star· ring Herschel Bernardi. A " d nominated f-0r an Academy Award and an O'Henry short glo ry prize writer, Mr. Ogden will reflect on the conflic~ of gomewhat radical intel!ectual has in teMT"LS of relating his nwn middle-class values with his new role as a convice. More mort more Saint Jame1 Eplsf'opal Churcll, 3209· Via L i do . Newport Beach will celebrate the Sixth Sunday in Easter with two services of Holy Communion al 7:30 and 11 a.m. and one service of Morn. Ing Prayer at 9 a.m. The Rec- tor of St. James, Father John Ashev, will be the celebrant at all 'three services. F1ther Harlan Coykendall will be the preacher. Church sc h o o J classes will be conducted dur· ing the nine <>'clock service. The junior hi~h school religion cl 11s11 will continue a serle11 on the subject "New Lire and the Counter Culture " with a discussion ot Situation Ethics. A German Requiem by Johannes Brahms will be presented by the St. Andrnf1 Pre1bytertan Church Chnlr. and orchestra, Sunday af· 1ernoon at 4 p.m. In the church sanctuary. Tht 30 p I e c e ttrchestr• 11nd 70 voice choir will bt under the direction of Dr . Jonah Kliewer, St . Andrew 's Minster of Mu11ie. MONDAY AT I A11.n.er Cll•M•! 7~1 l IJ~ __.., TO LOOK INTO YOGA P•ll DIMONST•ATION •• l•lllf• & 1"'•..t e Llftlen9 ltnt flh • A VHt l l odv e A Cltt ' Minol YOGA CENTER 441 •• 11tll ltNef c., .. "'""' 646-1111 t11rt 1M ...... l!'li ,,. • • Role of Man's Religion Valid As Schoo) Class By UlUJS CASSELS IJ'I • .., .. , ,,JI., Public schools no longer have any legitimate excuse for failing to offer objective courses about the rnle of re- liglon in human history. Without such courM's. millions of American youths are growing up as religious illiterates. They are so ignorant nf. the Bible they cannot recognize a biblical allus ion in fitcU· Jar literature. They know so little about the teachings o( the great religions they cannot make an intelligent deci- sion either to accept them or to re ject them. School authorities who shy away from religion courses sometimes tell prol.eslin~ parents lha! the Supreme Court has forbidden such courses in public schools. That is purely and simply fal se. In 196.1, when it ruled against worship services in the classroom. the Supreme Olurt went out of ill; ~·a.v to emphasize there is no con· stitu tional barrier to objective study of religious literature arid beliefs. On the contrary, the court declared , a young person's education "is oot complete without ;i ~tudy of comparative religion or the history of religion and its re· lationship lo the advancement nf civilization ." A more valid e:s:cuse for the widespread public school policy of ignoring the religious dimension of human life is that there have been no suitable curriculum materials. That alibi went down the drain this month with the publication or "religious literature of the west." the fi rst 111ystematlc and objeclive high school textbook on the scrtJ)o' tures of the three great v.·estem religions, Judaism . Christ- lanilv and Islam. This bodly-needed te11book traces the major !hemes or lhe lhree religions and includes selection~ from I.he Hebre.w Bible. the Rabbling writings. the New Te1t.ament and the Kor::in. ll was writ1en by .John R. Whitney and Susan W. Howe of Pennfiylvania State Univer~dty, at the reques t of I.he Pennsylva nia Oep;irtmen! of Education. It. hatt been sub- jected lo three ye.arA of field teslin~ in 4.1 Pennsylvania high schools, and has won the enthusiastic endorsement -0r Prolf!stant. Catholic. Jewish and Islamic Scholar11. "This is without doub t the most hel pful courst on re- ligious literature that ha~ been pu blished tn date,'' 11ays the non-sect.arian Religious Instruction Association. "Any pub- lic school teacher will fin d here the material necessary to begin teaching the religious literature of the west." The textbook carefullv avoids any didactic interpreta- tion of relig ious literaturf.. It acquaints students with var- ious interpretive approaches, and shows them how a given ttxt may be re1d literally met.aphorically or 1ymbolically. It help$ them compare ideas and concepts from the dif· ferent religions. The publication of lh 1~ ll~page volume must be re- (arded as a major brtak1hrnug h In lhe battle against re- li&iou~ illiteracy 8m-0ng school studenta. ' tnlorm11tlon about the t.estbook may be obtained from Aug!burg Publlshlng Hou}t, 42fi South Fifth Streel, Min· neapolls. Minn . 5.~15. .. oven flemoriol pork Tht Southland's Moil BtllUtiful Mnnorials JulJSOl!UM • COUl*AllUM • CtMnm . Sunday 1tt st. Andrew' 11 Presbyterian Churcb, 600 SI. Andrews Road. N e w p a r t Beach. 1'he St. Andrew's Sanctuary Choi; Orchestra present "A German Requiem" by Johannes Brahams in the sanctuary at 4 Sunday afternoon -admission is free and visitors are wet. come to attend. As the topic for his Sunday sermon on ~1ay 16 at the Neto Mlt1lste.r Church of Religious Selenet-, Rev. James H. Knotek 20082 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, Dr. Henry will be installed as pas· Gerhard. minister of the tor or Faith Lutheran church, will speak "On God. '1 Church, 34381 Calle Services are held at 9 a.m. Capistrano Beach. May and 11 a.m. with classes for 23 at 4 .p.n1. The Rev. children of 1111 ages held dur-Dr. Herman Heuer will Ing the earlier service. The be liturgist and the .Junior Church, held dur ing t.he guest preacher will he 9 a'clock servfce. 15 staffed by Rev. Willian L. Duerr teachers that have been train· · of Santa Ana. A recep-- ed in the Science of Mind. tion will follow to greet Baby care is also , provided th.e new pastor. dur ing this early service. The -C.:::'-'-"------- high school and junior high 'Hair' Cast Sings In Cathedral MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. (AP) -American Baptists, con· centrated malnly in I he northern, centr al and western !h1tes, now include 8 new blnc nr churches in the Deep Sooth. ~ This historically is lhe home ierritory of !he Southern Bap. lists. and they prtdnminate in i t overwhelmingly-among whites. But a sizable group of 131 Soulhern congregation•. both hlack and white, Wednesday formally afflliattd with the American Baptist Convention at the opening of its annual mee ing . They were voted In by a resoundin g "Amen '' by about !i.000 delegatta, followed by applause and a round of characterisllcall y folksy Be~ tist fellowship hugs and hand clasps. An "historic nccasion," the denomination 's acting general Although lht 1.5 million American Baptists are far outnumbered by the 11.S million malnly white Southern Baptists and alsn by the larae black Baptist dtnominations in the South, the new groupings brings black and white Bap- tist... into joint association . Dr. Henderson has sai d the Southern Baptist Convention alters "only tokenism, not In- tegration." but m11ny Baptists in the South want "anothei-op· tion" and "we: are seeking to provide that opion." The two denomination1 1p!Jt In the pre Civil War period over the alavery Issue. Altogether, there are about 27 millon Bapl.lta n Ute countr:t In about 25 denomJllaUGm. bnth black and whJte. The n p e n I n I eeremonie1 Wednesday nl~ht swirled witll processions. briaht banners, robed choirs ind vi1orou1 hymns, cllma:r ed wlt- dlstrlbullon af Holy <:om. munlon to lht m111ed thousands-bread home baked by Baptlsta and Juice from 11rapes grown by BaptLst farmers . "Let u.1 brea.k bread togethe:.r on our kneta ," the crowd tang. "Lei us drintc wine together on our ltnHs. Let us praise God to&etber on our kneet." Band of 'Jesus People' To Play in Huntington s.:...1etary, lhe Rev . Or. F'rank 0 r .. 1 d' "J cootracti wi"" -·Jo< E. J-0hnston, called Jt . Peo~~e.? b~en~a !'i!ut e~~ recording companle;, ~;a~ rle:n .R•"b·1,0,kr. NJo.rlo~k. ~·,• .. • Ange I e 1 is • 'The Liberty. Capitol and Dunbill1 P hi I harmonic.·• Orlginally the leader of the band, Mik• pastor. president of the new known as the "~ Ana:eles Armstrong. came te Ottist regional grouping of American Philharmonic Love and and his life took nn a ~ Baptist churches al the South, Rhythm Band," they fir.st meaning. He no longer felt told thti throng in the Min· formed about four years ago, tha t the rise of the band was neap-01is Auditorium and their main goal being a sue· as important as before. Hefel~ Convention Hall: cessful musical carter. the Lord had a minislly for "We rejoice in th.is privilege As their years together pro-him and soon loat interest in school young people attend the first part of the worship service. then meeting in the ir respective classes with thei r trained Ins l ru c to rs . On Thursda ys the Church of Religious Science sponsors lectures in Lei5ure World, Clubhou.o;t Twn, al 10 a_m,, open to the public. ('If working toge ther with you gressed. their popularity in· the band as It was. Unable tO ?!'.. ~hildren nf God to re11ch the creased trough various con. continue the harmony amonast NE\V YORK (U P\l -The hearts of men." d 1 b l the members. the "tlup 1low· certs an c u engagemen s, •· Tbt ~felia Verde Uniled ca.~I of !he controvershil He has described lh,. new such as "Th,. Factory." San ly lost its entbusla~m and Methodist Church, 1701 Baker musical "Hair," sang -'•\'ilh arou ping as the '· f Ir st Fernando Valley st 1 t1 disbanded. Street, Costa Mesa. "''ill have clothes on -some nf their thoroughly integrated Baptl~t College, The Sports Aren1, During 1 ten month period rwo Sunday morning worship b k -~~ ()rganizat1on tn encompass the and the Hollywood Bowl, llP· of trial and prayer, mMt of est· nO\\'n sonl!-'i . 11'"1 1 · South." It ,·ocludes 110 ma1·n1y h All A · th be a by -serv ices 1tt 9 ;ind 10 .:10 a.m, pearances ont c · mer1can emem rsc me one "''' Rev. Paul C. Biesemeyer has world 's biggest golhtc chu rc~ black congrega tions and 11 College Show and the Arthur toChri!'tandthe'·LosAn&ele1 selected as his sermon topic Su ndiy at the premiere o! 11 pred-Ominantely w h i I e con-Godfrey Sho•. plus three Philharmonic Love and • · Wh e n Di scouragemeul mass by the show's compose r. gregations in 14 Southern engagement! in Las Vegas. Rhythm Band" were re-united Plagues Your Days". The The mu.s.ical's third an· -='="=''='=· ========; "The Philharmonic" will be and re-formed for Jesus ••an Church School will meet at 9 1 h ,-making a special appearance eleven.piece band krlt1wn as a.m. for nursery through high niversary, coinciding w t at the regular Friday nighl "the Philharmonic." school, and at 10:30 a.m. for .Buddha's B l r t hday and KJOS "EvenlngWatcb,"attbeEllls They now have a minlatry nursery through sixth gr ade. Mother'11 Day, drew a crowd Avenue Baptist Church, 8121 that revolvea around God's The Junior High Un i t e d that made the vast nave of the LIKE Elli1 Avenue.Hu n ting Ion newly formed hand and ''The r.tethodist Youth Fellowship Episcopal cathec;iral of St . Beach, -0n May 21 at 7 p.m. Fellowship House" w }\ere will meet al 6:30 p.m. At 3 The public is invited to attend some of the band members John the Divine look llke an UN"' EN Th I II d d ct -•-'-try r p.m. the third se~sion on '-'LE L the concert, ere s no ve an con u l n wwi a - "Human Communication ... led outsize subway car. cha rge. tlli11ted with I.he '• J ••us by Dr. Kenneth Johnstone. \\'ill There 1o1.·ere an estimated ~~~~~~~~~~;:'.;;;;;;l n~th~•;;;;;m~id~•:I :•:l:•:•g~o:ll;•~li;;n&;;;;:P:eop;;;l~e.;;";;;;;;;;;;;;~ be held in Fellowship Hall. 7,000\ersons in the cathedr11,1 The .s e 1 e c ture·discussion more than four for every -0ne meetings are open to all mem- bers and friends of lhe l:b-urcn of the 1.SOO-odd seat' and community. f available. Perhaps 2,000 more 'I'M. Chapel of Spritn1I Truth -1416 S. Main SI., Santa Ana. will hold Sunday serv ices al 7:30 p.m. Rev . Ken Steelmon · will sptak on the topic "Is God Te sting \'ou ~" Rev .. Gupllll will lalk on ''Early Spiritualist.5'' and then give personal me5sages. Everyone ls Inv ited to stay ror the socia l hou r after church. Wednesda y evening at 7:30 p.m. lhere will be an E.S.P. message circle and a short lecture on "Billet Reading." Every-0ne is wel come. F o r information about classes and other week· ly meeting phone 642-3806 er 5.14-5594. This Sunday at the 10 8 m. Worahip Service 1tt The Laguna United Me l h n d I 11 L Church Dr. Herbertson will be speaking on The Top ic: ''Jesus Taught The m To-Discover Meaning." The chi!drrn~ choir will be singlng,'' Praise Ye thr. Lord " under the direction nr Jeff Foster. The church is located at 2Jfi32 Wesley Drivr. Church school classes for tnd· dle rs lhrough the slxth grade are held 11t 10 a.m. Weekender Advertising Phone 6424321 For were grou~ outside, JiJ.ten· Ing lo the muaic o v e r loudspeakers. The crowd generally was quie t 11 n d well-behaved. Sometimes it joined in the singing or started clapping with tM beat, and there was a aood deal more applause tha.n is usually heard In church. Composer Gall Mic· Dermot's unorthodox version of "The Lord's Prayer," belt· ed nut by Delores Hdll of "Hair." was greeted by especially enH1uslastic ap. plause. The 15ervlce followed the basic pattern of a high Episcopal mass. with aome unusual additions and some ecumenical touches. Episcop11 I f11ther Richard R. Kirk celebrated the mass, assisted by Deacon Howartl Stoew and Sub.cJeacon Albert McPher son . Rom1n Catholic Father Rlch11rd Ragnl, brother nl "H;iir" 11uthor Gerome Ragni, read the epi!itle . F' e deritl Communications Commi.ssione.r N i ch o I a Ii .Johnson. a Unltarian. pledged in an unofficial addre~s thitl he will work for free 11ccess to !he channels of "tht. new religion ..• television " Dr. Harvey Cox of the Har vard Divinity School. 1t Baptl~t, preached an antiwar sermon . !\1u!iic from "H11ir," ~ung by the cas l and the cathedral choir. Wlls woven into thf' service. "Aquariw" opened the service 11nd "Let the Sun Shine In" closed it. ORIGINAL . OIL PAINTINGS . 24X36 •1 ooo ON CANVAS EA. SATURDAY & SUlDAY ONLY, 11 to 5 Fr"' i.11•••••" ea "'i"tl1191 eff•r•d •e fh1 pu~li( •+ wh•l111l1 11rh~11 ! All 1i111 -'" c.•"~1 1. LEE'S ORIGINAL OILS fLffll fer flt1 ""'' .,.111w tett .. 11 369 E. 17th St., Costa Me1a-64S..Sl60 Open Fri. Thru Mon., ll~S lllAD THUi llMN aUllll ' P.,...each lioor KWIZauuow""'°• ~ ~i . mid tlat !"'"''"' "Pin• tlie Dream Wliee1 for .. .-...,. : at $1,000 ca.ti and linndreds or otlier pr;.... Sen(!' a postcird, or the attached coupon ( witli your name, address and zip code, including phone -nlll!!ber),IO KWIZ, Santa Ana, C.lifomia, 92703. Olll OOIY I'll PERSON l'UASt KWIZ DRUM WHnL I I NAM• ~t I ADD!!ESS1___________ ' I t CITY·------------ Listen for Your llame On The llrl KWIZ1480 ON THE AM RADIO DIAL • • • . • . • . • • l • • • .- " ' • . :· •• •• ~; • Comment -Page • t ' . ' the Air Means People Stay' Home Silence • Ill Mr. Moort i..s aeitcr'Gl manager of the Loe A.11gclec Depcrtmt"t of A.trport.s. Tlitae rtma.rh.r 4re takt1t from o ·•~tch ht '7tGdc Jcut tDttk btfort ihe A.via!iort/Spcee WriUri of A.mtrica ot Wicl!itc. Tight Rein on Aircraft Noise Has Anotlwr Side of the Coin 3.000.-milt drive in 60 hours of straight driving, however mo&t people drive fOO Ml.Its per' diy, which during an el1ht·hour <l,iY at so·miJt.s per hour represeitts sever1 dayl! on the road. By CLlF"l'ON A. MOOR£ Nolle le&l!lation bu been pused or Is UDdt.r study far ··a:option whicll will have areal impact on alr travel. AJ an •irport operator, I must rtaa the dangers 1P. herent in nahinc through legislation which seta noi.st 11.andardl ao hlt:h that the implementation will me111 the end of air tT1vel 11 we know tt1oday, or at leut Its drastic reduction. · There Is folly in Jlllrsuing UW cour t without ahowinf tht oth~r side at the coin. To be specific, C.lifornia hu pasaed le&i!latian w h I c h bttomes effective Dec. l of this year. lt establi!ht! noise ab.ndard.s for airports wlthin the state. Tbe st:ate 11.andard set two limits. On.e ii &lngle evmt or fly-over nolae in •Pproach ana departure Oicht paths. This limit i5 set according to the category of each airport -tmall , medium and large. bub -~ated upm the type of aircraft opr.rations from a11 alrport. Limits cannot be exceeded without a St1000 fine .imposed by the county In which the airport Ues. SECOND IS Communlly Noise Ex· posure Level ICNEL) which i1 the noise tmpaet area ol the airport. It ii a com- puted footprint area that is baled up:in type al ain:raft. the freque11cy ol opera· Uoru, the time. of 'day and the percent of runway usage. Impact ares stam a1 . 80 CNEL, then with a five CNEL reduction each five years cf operation to An ultimate goal of 65 CNEL in lD!IO. At this point the airport should be completely compatible with the surrounding ar~. Tr1.n1lated int.o what this means at LAX, in 1971, 25.000 homes art affect~; 47,000 homes in 1975; and 67,000 homea tn 1980. This computation ia based on the present day neet. The Federal Avialion Adminiatratian is eon.ridering the adoption or noise •tan· ANN REPORTS d.ards. These art known aa Noise Ex· Jl08Urt Forte.I.Sia tNEP'J. Standards u n d e r study a r e divided Into two cattgorie!. There ia NEY 30 which tran!l1tea Into seriously affected residential areas and in Los Angeles the noise footprint con. tains more than 150,000 homes 1tretchin1 '"' miles tut or the airport. NEP ~ cate&QfY recommends no re1id ential usage under any cirt-unutances. In Loa Angeles . NEF 40 hn 65,000 homes on more th.an D,000 ac:res . You must re.liu thal this is all developed land similar to tht land which we are now acquiring immediately ad· jaeent to Los Angeles lnttmational at a rest of 1340,000 an acre. Simple arithmP.- tic will show yoo that to a~uire 6.5 .000 horn~ on 9,000 acre.s could require 13.150.000.000. -- Should NEF standards be adopted by the fecleraJ 1overnm~t, u a re1polllliv1 airport manager faced with such co11t.s and implied liablUtits, there i.! only one altetnat1ve avatlablt to tht Lot Angeles Department cf Airports. We wcuJd be f o r c e d lo lmmedialely rorlail flight cperaliorui in order lo ah(lnk lhe noise footprint Tblt:tneam that we would have to slash our operations by 80 peretnt. nit .. remaining 20 perc..nt of operations would bt acc:ommodated between lhe hours of 7 1.m. and 10 p.m. Thit is 400 operations per day, down from 1.000. FOR EXAft1PLE. tht mOllt heavily operaled run in the United States today ill betwetn Loa Angeles lnfernatiMaJ and San Francisco. There ire approximately ~ arrivals and departures per day. These would shrink to 52 arrivals and departures. The New York m1rket i& JtOw ~rved by 76 arrivals and dtparturei1:. These would •brink to 16 per day, and 1 Columni.st Tells About Her Readers, Her Views /.fore ·n~ed jor htr ~inttd,. ·~I'.!· timt& wttty n.nd 1omttlmt:1 .,:ntrana oduict to millton.r of ntto.spaptr rtqd· era, .4 "" Lander1 hail iome thouohu of htr oum on broadtt 1ujtct.s tU toelt. Tht DAILY PILOT columitilt offtrid the.st" uitwa in an addrtu bt· fore tfi.t CommontOCllth Club in Sa" rranci.sco. -By ANN LANDERS I want to talk .1bout what I know best, writin1 an adviot column. I "~ like to tell what it means to me , why and how I do it. and what I hope to accomplish. In the old days It wa1 called "advice to the lovelorn." Many people wa.nt ttl know abrut affa irs of the heart-but they are also concerned about a great many other lhh1gs. For these are difficult timu tn which to live. Today, you need nerves af steel. ju1t to be neurotic:. Televiaion i! one of the great fact.ors of our Qme.. lL p.rove8 th1t pe:op\e would rather look al anything. rather than 1l each ether. AJ lift becomes a little easier In thiJr (lll5i>butloo exi.rtenee "' ""''· peopl• are searcMn1 fpr mort ways to kUI time. I Peoplie are borttl. Mon: divereea have- been caused by fa1Un1 asleep, tha.fl any ather 11n1le acl ONE OF THE M~ important func· bons of my c:olumn is sendin1 people to service agencies. so they can get tht C'On- tinuinJ help that they need. I know it isn't -possible to straighten out a lift that has been loo!td up for thirty yeara. t can't do it with ·one letter.Many people who write in need a lot mo~ help than Ann Landen can pve. We have complete. flies on terVict; agencies for every ooe: or ·the 74(1 citlu that prin1-' my column. Wt i:now whe.rt the homes for unwed mothua are. W• know how to help the harlklf-ht:ar1n1. the handicapped. Wt know where the legitimate marriage cowtM:lorl art. We 1end thousand.! or people to these aaen- cies every 1in1le month. 1 am well awart Uat 11Cme people re1d tnY ccilumn for amusement. They think it ts fUMy. I have no objection t.o thb. But I don't wri~ to roll them in the aisles. Every answu I ctve. T hope will help lht person with the problem . I am oft.en asked If all the lelters. that appear in my column are an the level. Some &ay that some of tht. letters art so fa.ntaitic that 1 mwt ma.kt them up. Every letter that appears In the Lander• column . so far u t can determine. i! Jtrictly for real. A petlOn would have to be psychctic t.o make up those letters. SIXTEEN YEARS or this work have made '!l'le positively lhoclrproof. l would believe anything about anybody now. It ha1 also made me much more tolerant or human wea:kne.swi:. f have learned that no matter how well educated, how well bred a person may be, each of us Iii; capable of doing IOl?\tthing completely irrational. out-cf· characttr. at some ti me during our life. It doesn't mean we arr. cra:zy. only that we art human . Givin' advice ls an a w t 1 o m e responsibility. I 11m well aware nf the confidence. the l•ilh placed in me by millians of penple. t don't. pretend to be an auUMlrity on tvery aubjet:t. ln fact. I don't pretend to be an authority on any subject It isn't possible for one person to know everything about anything. Through the years. r hitve been tll'iv}lel~ to count amona my friencb: the top authorities irt almost every field. When t need special help for a problem involving medicine. psychiatry, law, reliaion. busineas. politics. or education. t can tum to my friends whc are the real expert.I. Writin( a daily advice column i1 fuciMting and challenging. It Is very hard work. Every day '5 e1c:ltlng. ))locause I hear from everybody. Who are these people that write to Ann LanQera? They are people ._.ho live on suburban esla~.!1. anrl in the city slum~. They are ntremely intelligent and unbelievably ignorant. MY READERS i.re unprediclable, gensitive. warm-hearted. irascible. sharp- eyed. sh~longued, fearlessly critical &rtd beautifully loyal. Almost half of my mail comes from men . What are these men wonie:d about? I can tell you in a word. women . He usually writeii about his wife. of long 81anding -or his girl friend of 1hort standing -nr the deadly combination ol the two. ""'e all knnw men that can run multi· million-dollar corporations. but Clll 'l manage their own kid!. They can 't carry on a conversation wilh their own wives. We are payin g dearly for oor money 'MONEY IS OVERRATED' Columnl&t Ann Lander• oriented culture. Today too many people know the price of everything. but the value of nothing . Prosper.ity ba.s grown a ratty tissue .around our coosciencl!, Wt seem to be suffering from a fonn or spiritual leukentia . It alt adds up In a world that i&n't as hones! as it used to bt. I .U, OFTEN asked if kid.s are any worse today than 3!1 yeari; ago. Well. they 11re different. How c:an we expect I.hem not to be different? Everything else in this wnrld has changed. There have been more radic:al cha nges in the past 2S years than in the previous 300. Our children have differ,.nt prnblems And different pressures. and different parenl3. As partnl.5. we must accept part of the. respo nsibility fnr the change 1n children. Today. mone y means absolutely rmthing In m°"t kids. Part of t.M: rf'a.son is th11:y never had to scratch for the buck. Thev are the victims of the 11ffluent 1ncieiy. The casualtle~ or too much untamed money . Today. most kids get .an allowance for just breathing. Too many p1rents have the notion that to make How to Recognize Our Young Heroes ln thtsl troubled Ume1, when , moun- lllnl of lurid public:ity loudly trumpet the. misdeeds of a 1mall 11egment of our yoolh, It is timely to recall the ui!tence af a thriving procram whicll publicly recognizes the outatandina: •cts or bravery and aervict. which characttriu a much larcer percentage or Amerie1'1 YowtC people -tht Youn1 American Medi) Award1. The Young American Medals for Se.rvlee and Bra\•erY may be awarded to persotu II years old or undt:r. who ha,ve achieved oulltandin1 or unusual recogrU- tJon for ae.rvict or br1very duri"I a aive" CJleodlr year. While the Service Medal --oiW-.. S.tunl.ay, May 15. 1971 The comment page bf tht Dally Pilot oeeb to inform and 1Umulate ruden by presentin& a variety of c.om· mt11Wy on topics of Inter· ut and significance from informed observers a n d spokesmen. hO.rt N, Weed, Pu~llahtr requim that the candidate be I Un.ited St.ates cittun. the Bravery Medal rt· quires that OM have 1t lea.st established habitual residence in tht United States. The Youn& American ~tedals Com· mittee of the ·U,S. Department of Justice ;decta the. wumers from among the nomineu each year for these medal~ which are awarded by the President and Congress. ME~fBERS OF THE committee ~ the Director of the FBI, chainnu: the Solicitor General of the United State~. member : and the Department or .Justlc:a Director or Public Jnformallon, member and u.ecutlve secretary. Seier.lion nf the wlnner1 i8 Approved by the Altomey General f)f the United States. To qualify for the Medal of Bravery, 111 C111didatt musl have exhlblttd "ex- ceptional cnuragt. extraordinary de. cisioM. ~ of mind, unustu1I swiftness of Action re1ardless of h~ ot her· own petlOMI safety in an effort to 1ave or Jn 11ving the life of uy person or persons in actual or Imminent danger.'' The Youn1 American Medal ft>r Service rendtred to 1 community -as actift parll~lptUon in groups (t .a .. the Red Crosa. the .Boy Scouts. WM>ol·related nraaniiations l coup ltd with recognized acc:ompll&hment.s (e.g.. Kholarshlps, or 1ny of ·a numbtr of awards. I In other word~. lhe candid1te'1 ch ar- 1cter and 1ervlce muJt hive been 1c- ·- knowledged by tht chlei executive officer or otficers of the 1tate. C(IUnty, muhlci- pality, or or.htr polltical subdivi.~on , nr by a ci\iC. educational, or religiou~ in- sl1tulion. group. or sociely, and must have bee11 prominently mentione-d in I.ht; press or en radio or television In the community where tht service was ren• de.red or where I.ht candidate l'eflidcs. FOR BOTH AWARDS, it i15 necessarY that the act or .11trvlct bt perfonned In the calendar yP.ar for which the medal is given . A young per!IOn i~ eliglble to rective both medals. and he or she m.ay hive also prtviously received one or both medals. Although acts of bravery 11ri~ing from military duty are nflt included In thi~ pro. grAnt, military personnel can be cited for their •cts If nOt rtlated If) offi r.ial dutiu. A yGuth Is nominated by submission of • rwimmend.ltiQn , whic:h includes a complete 1tat.ement of the ~cl of bravery ar at.rvlce ac:tuevemtnl. to the governor er chief executive oflictr of the state. ttrrltory1 or possession where !ht act oc- curred. Tbe requirtd document! or papers should includt a ''lull and complete 11.aile· ment or lhfl candidate 's outstanding en- rie1wr or recognized ch•racter al\(! gervice achievement 1 including th!! times and plawl which II I! thought qualifJes the candidate to receive the medal sug· aested." -FBI Bull11U1 their lads happy is to aive them things. Every generation of young people has complained about haWng to l!vt" in a world they never made. Bui.. never before in I.he hiatory of our country have the young people had so mach to c<implain about I am talking about the war in Viel· nam. which i.~ the worst mistake thi! country has ever made. Wt have 50.000 young Amtricans dead from · that war. Three hundred thousand wounded. $120 billion wasted. and we art not through yet. It is no accident tha t I.he drug problem In lhls country comes at the lime we are having this t e r r; b I e war. The as. pect of teenage life that I find mo!lt dl!itrtssing is the wide experimentation with drugs. Many of them leam'1.hat over there. CHIL DREN NEED model:i; mote than they n~d critd~. Unfortunate.ly, many of our children do not have very good models at home . A teenager L~ not about In listen ti) 11 parerit ~l· says. "Don't 1mf)kt anything. It i1 bad for you. Don 't drink." And while that parent is lalkin; he is· holding a cigarette In one hand and a martini In the ntht:r. The 1ver11ge American teenager spends 22 thousand hcur:i; in front cf the idiot bnx wjthin the fir1t IA years of his life. TV ha1 l1uii:ht f)ur teenagers to tzpect in- 1tant 1olutlons. and chemical answers In everything. If yl)IJ. are unpopular, dla.nge 5011p. With thi!I kind nf expo.sure every year -plus a fa.t~r "''hn is on martinis and a mother on lranquilizeri; -is jt an y wonder that l.oday'1 kids see noUting wron~ with smoking a little pol to relieve anxielie1 or ~cal>'.' rulity. Why mu~l .so many of us aneslhtlite us ap:ainst the dally pain of living! ~ is life Ml toui;:h? Even the experts seem bogged down with 1 sense o r hnpelessness. Lift l!i \'try r.omplex and busy. Ed itorials kPep stat i n~ we must un· derstand the issue.<;. ii we are lo make snund judi;:ments. How can the average per.son understand th 11: antl-ba.Uistic ml11si!e. the super!Onic transport. LSD and HEW? WE KNO W now lh11t man can walk safely nn I.he crater~ nf the moon -but c11nnoj walk 1afely aft.er dark twO blocks from hi.~ own home . Tht Supreme Courl M.y11 we must in· tegrale. But many f)f !ht Black militants aa y they don 't want to. The y want their oWTI institutions . The family doctor "SS he can't find anything wrong. lt. must bt an allergy. Tht alltrgist uys It must bf. emotional. He sends you to • paychiatrfkt. Ht is 1 little nutty himself. AM Landen: ha1 been entrusted with tht larf;?est readln,IZ audience in the world. What an opportunity t.o •hint a spotliiht on Ignorance, fear. stupidity, and unearn· td guilly. Uft is tough for everyone. Life :a c.>m· peUtive, a grinMtone. Whether that gindltone polishes us. or reduces us to dust. depends on what We ma.ke of it. t HAVE LEARNED that ~ach nf'us ls I 11Ule lonely deep inside ~nd tries to be understood. But \\'e cannot completely understand someone else -no matter hnw h11rd we try, t1r how much we "'Int to. ~ch of u~ remains part lltrang«. even II\ tho!lt we lnve, I have !tamed 1o0methirllJ about lroo· ble. Trouble Isn't alwa ys .111 bad. Trouble Is the ue1t equallu.r -the commM denominator of livina:. With trouble comeJJ u opportunity lo grow up, to build character. Trouble knock! us down to stzt a little -and um "b: IOf)d. Al1 of us get to feel too mighty and Important at times. Money is the moat overr1ted -of 111 l'Ommodit.ies. I have h•d plenty of letter~ from J)e(lple with \oU of money. but m11ny otbtr proble""'. Money can put on beautiful p1rlieJ -hut can't buy you Ollf! lnyal friend . Money can like ym.i all over thitr world -bul ·can't buy a Ucket to mite.ntment. do mt•n per dicy btf;:1use tbt Dighls would be...agueezed in between the houri of 7 a.m. ~d It p~m. : Tht effect wOiild be felt not only within tht state and within the nation, bul around the !'o'Orld,- Remember Cur disWlces are great, and. unlike Japan or F.:.11rope, lhert ls no other vh1ble trall!portation I y 1 I em availablt. Compared with 40 mlnules night time lo San Franci500. you have the choice cf one pa5.senger train schedule a day on sn ti~ht hour run: 17 dirtc:t bufes a day on an eight to ten hour run: 'oc,six hours o( fast ·non~p. driv~g. • : .- Compared with five hourS flight time to New York, YotA ha\!! the .t.haict of one passenger train 'chedu/e a day on a three day. two night schedule : l!ight direct bll!t! • day, also on • thltt dav, two night run : and by car you could mi.ke the • I SUBfttIT ttat lhis side of the coin niusl Dt understood just as thoroughly as lhf' t(.'Ology sid~ nf lhe coin. I feel lhat reason on both ~ides must prevall. Let realistic standards and goals be 5el by the federal covernment. \\1e should all work togelher to develop 1 reasonable and practical program for noise reJluction. The political and ert· virpnrnental situation dem.11nd.s an an!wet frolfl indtµ:try. lt i~ lime lhat lhe total air tra]lsportation industry -the airlines. airport operators. airframe and engine manufacturer11, and those 1ovemmentaJ agtticies invnlved -develop a positive program having meaningful tlmttables lha'I offer acceptable solutions. lhdustry must race this challenge and accei>t the leader.ship , bec.1use failure t11 do · so will' result in political solutions thrtl.sling-their way into the v a cu u m which currently exists, .------Our ~fan In San Francbco ------, A Rush of Air By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -r slill S/IY that A&.semblyman Bill Bagley of Marin ia onl! of the g~at humnrins of our time. Last year ln Sacramen!o, you'll recall: he .offered a hil l to ex~mpl white canes, Bibles. Mother'• Day cardS and apple pit from the State sales ·ta:ir..' And this year. repor,l! Tom Hoefer , edit.Qr of th~ CqlJfofnla Journal. he plaru legislation to ~J:empt wirid.rhill.s, · ''as the o.nly $C1Urce of power that is completely ,pollu,tion~ree.·· l'oirits o.ut Bagley: ''Not only would the blll be a boon to the dtpresstd ~·lndmjll con· struction .industr_y, i1 would provide something tangible for our Governor to joust vdth." HENRI LEWIN . boss of tht s. r. Hill.on. has been trying to think of a name fnr the bridll'.t thal connects the mai!I part of the hotel with lht new tnwer -but ht may now relax . His tmplf)ye1 are alriady c I 11 I n & it "Henri's Passover:"' GOOD OLD .Jerr~· Plotk in's mom, ask@<! to commenl on her aon'1 tria l fOr alleged rape. s'hrugs "WeU. boys will be boys," proving there 'II alwafs be a Jewish ·mother . foodnote: She. cook• chlcken soup for Jerry EVERY Friday night. MAYB E IT has something to d!l with baseball season. but Herb Fonnes notes that 'this· sign has been posted at C.oodm•n Lumber on Baysbore: ''"All sick leaves must be !Ch@duled in .1dvattce." NOTES. QUOTES : There wa.ci Polic e Chief Al Nelder at the Powell turntable. deliveNng a warn ing on pickpockets. and KNEWSman Miki! Forrest asked , "\\'here do you keep YOUR wallet, Chief?" "Right here Jn my inside pocket where it's safP." said Chiefit, palling his chest end - whooooop.s! "I gue.s.:i I left U in my civvies." grinned Al. crossing his fingers. ''OU READ ABOUT that bomb t:l· ploding in I.he Fresno courthouse~ Well, a .steno in the next room. typing a probation report. had just "'filten "She heard thf' shots" "'hen -blam ~ )'ou'll simply have tn believe mt when I tell you the steno's name is Lotta Shook. t1;SF0'1 fo'Rt-:D STERN observed National Secretary \Yeek. National Library Week and Earth Week by glv· ing his 5tcrttary a copy of "Portnoy's C:Omplaint." J.tra HAS nellf'r been roe.kier for the Alcatraz Indians. First their boal ~inlr.'! Ul. was 1 gift from Creedence Clearw;1ter Revival) 11nd now, for tc0nomy reasons, they 've had !n give up their Pier 40 office phone. Somewhere, Custer Is perking up. NEWS ITE~I : "Automatir toll col- lec:tion baskets will be removed frnm lhe Bay Bridge to be replaced by the 41il men they di~placed last October." Jnl'julries Duffy Jennin~s : ·ff I get in the Jan e ~ith the half.man, do I only pay a quarter?" He s_~aled 'em And Richte r Kno ws His Earth,quakes By TOM KIRKLAl\'O The world's No. I authority on earth- quakes was relaxed.· obviously enjoying himself. So was the aud ience Bur it wasn't until after his speech that Dr. Charles F'. Richter· really relaxed a bit. sighed and then nid. "fl was fun. I talked about some of 1he things I wanted to ta lk •bout. and I let off a little Ate.am thaJ I've been wanting to lei off for 11 long l1mt." He marle: lhe rnmmf'nt~ 11.~ he w11lktd to his car in .l p11rkini;: Int on tht hillside campuii of Occidentaf College. where he had just made the rTiajnr address at the a.nnual metlinii: of the 81)-year.'"°ld Southem California Ar11tdrmy of Scien~s. FOR EXA~1PLE, there·s !he belief that earthquakes occur only on hot. sultry days. Not true. "Remember." 15aid Dr. Richter. "that the February quake cam11 on one of the most. beautiful spring days we've had in a long ltme.'' And. he said, earthquakes are kno~·n to have occurred in snowstorms. \Vhat abou1 those ,1Zreal tidal wa ve15 !hat earthq uakes are supposed to start! These occur in some parts of lht world (Japan and lhe Aleutian Islandl!i, for ex· ampleL But they prob.1blv won·t occur in the Los Angtle:i; area . hf' ·.said, httauae of the geographical .situation . "There's no rta~l'ln to PXpecl a sea ~·a\'e ln this immediate area as a result of an e11rthquake ." Dr. Richter u id flatly. TECHNICALLY re11red from C!ltech, ANO \\'HAT ABOl.IT the common folk Dr. Richter seldom makes public ap-belief that earthquakes are on the in· pearances, even more ruely makes crease? 1pee(.hes. Dr. Riehl.tr was frank . But this night he had been asked lo talk ''f·fion't think so.·· he salri. about the "Folklort of Earthquaku.'' ''After all, in a norm111 year there are at And whn halsn 't met· the person who, least one million quakes record~d In lhl!I when earlhquakel!i aft menlinned, begins world," he salrl. !I) f1lk about what he "'~ doing en the. At least 20 of them are con!idt.red m1- mnming of Feb. 9? jor earthquakes, he .said. No one learned wbat Dr. Richter WR!! W'ben wl\I the next big ont hit Soulht.m doinc lhat mominJ:. when lh1 last major C8Ufornla7 earlhqu11ke hit the. LM Angeles Basin. but "Earthquake.• art ea.~y to predict." he the scientifir auditnct SAlurd•y. niRhl 11a.id. "buL almn~t irnpo8!lblt to predict hea.rd about !hf' fnlklnrf' lhat continut.~ to accurately." he !lmiled. mount tiver the rumbling~ or the earth Still milling rlnrln A the qur~lion-and• and lhe people wftn tnh11bit.. the earth. ans"'er susion following th, speech. Or • P9f aample, did you know that• ham· Ricbte.r answered one person thi~ way: bM grO\'t is lht.11fe.t place to be bl a1 "No, J _ha ven't movetl away from earthquake! Southern California -I still li"e In Wt.II, maybe not re•ll)•. ~ Al~a." Bui, Or. RJc:httr r.aid. that's the ~tl l In rtspon~ l.o anothtt que$lion, he said of many in Japan, wbrrfffl that the root.A • the widespread talk about dumb animals and att:rm or Ole bamboo 1 ho o I 5 • having some foreknowledge about earth· aornehow will conslitllte 1 ntL t.o ketp quakes probably is traced lo lhe f11ct that yw from f1uinr ln11 wldt gaps in the most major quakes 'are preceded by earth cwsed by quatce5. mialler shocks wh ich lrumam do not Dr. Rir.hter wl-'i qilick tn point out the 1Jway1 fee l. fact!:: Only Mt pe.non is all of recorded "But that d1dn'1 happen in February," history ls 'known to ¥xa "falleri'"inlo A he !lid. 1ap caul!ed by ari t.\rthqu1ke . and thal '•So, if the. rlumb 1nimal1 rtally did w11s in thf' 1941.Japanete quake. , . know-about the. qUtke in adv1nce. we Ht put down a number of olhr.r btlle.I!. may b1ve somethinc," Dr. Rlcbter pid. . Hf:llo again , boys and 1irlJ, and welcome to a n o t h e r Spring Saturday with Uncl~ Ltn and his frienda Carol and Andy. The old mail 1ack was really bulging the way I like to see. it. Since we had a number of choices for topics, the variety was very t1ood. We a!M> ~d aome very Cood poems. The art WiMer tnday WU especially &ood because it not o.nlY depldtd lwo of tl:e three toplca, Armed Forces Day and the police. but also all the other people wllo htlp us in our daily lives. Speaking of Armed Forces Day, it is today. Many of the bases and installattons around ~ ..,,, f ·~ ~ $ " .: the nation are showing the ..------'--------------------------, things they use to guard our nation. IC you get a chance find one and go see the displays. Also. if you want to, you can do your entriu th is week on the armed forces again. Our new topic for the week concerns the one thing which all of us routd not do without-transportation. Starting tomorrow and run- ning until next Saturda~·. is * PRJZE . WINNER * Cannle Coy, 11, 10071 ClUf Drl\·e, Hantill(to11 Beach Any child under 11 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Hue'1 all you do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 51h inches wide and t inches deep. U1e black ink and make line.a black. (2) Do not copy or trace pteture. It must bl your own work. (3) Put your name, age and addtts1 or. back of drawin1. Mail It to Uncle Len't Art Contest, Bos: 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Men. Winner will receive. Kennedy half dollar, National Transportation Week. '--------------------------------~ Transportation in c I u de 1 everything that mnve11 us. our belongings. ~·hat we eat, wear, live in even some. of the things that tran1port u1. The cars we drive are transported and in turn. they may transport other tran s portation such as bicycles. Tr.ansportation by air. tail. highway and ettan has grown tremendously in just a short time. Less than 70 years ago, we had no airplanes. Now we have hundreds which can fl y · us and our needs thousands ·of miles in 1 mat~r or hours. Less than 200 years ago. we had no trains. Toda y, railway& inletl\\-'ine all through our na- tion and the !'lations of the world shipping everything wr need for comfort.able living. Leu than 80 years ago. we had no motorited personal vehicle! such as car~. truck.~. busses and t.he li\;.e. Now there are millions of them. They gel u1 to and from "!most every thing ~e do or see. People in the p;ist had trahsportation. ·all right. But it was · slow and often not big enough. MOlll people ne.ver · 3aw more than 50 square miles around their homes dur· ing ·their whole lifetime. P~ pie Qid without many essential par!J; of life for · months and even years because L h e transportation just was n 't enough to help. them. . _. 1 coold ,go on ·and . on. Transportation 15 es.senti;I tn our lives loday. But 'ft must al~ be respo nsible vdth It because it can lit.erally destroy our lives "'.ith ~aste 11nd polJu. lion unkS! we UR rt wisely. So ·this week. do you r work OR transportation . Use your imaginations oo this one, bo)ls and girls. Art mentions include: Ginoy Sperry, Erik Benson. Jill Susan Cordova;, Co 11 e en . Davies, Laurie .Brady, Mark Brady, Allyson Larson. Mary Jone~ Susan Sherman, and Scott Cochran . In ·the past. people had ships. but not like the ones or today. Some of pur modern ones are even nuclear powered and ply the 1eas many tim~ fast.er and carry hundreds of c f c tons more mat.erial than those ..----' o1 tbt pa•t. aro ,i · orner RIDDLES and JOKES * ·Question: \Vhen are 1 baker's hands tike a garden S..i Y"' -.-r1 ... te; A* AIMllJ, c./• Or .... C..-'"Deity .'.ll•t, In 1560, C..hl M ... C.&H. PRIZE . WINNER .mou lI! ai,.<aq1 uaqM :JaMsuv •• ltMHt, ..., Dl•M Lau, Hll~flllt'9!1 l•H• 'nltv •t~n• • tamo•~!f 10•Wllll"'f 1.M of "'' Wllf"I~ ...... •~c, ... ,,.,1. In Timmy MC(ftl/'1, IOI J), al OtlrNI, O~ftrlt. C1"1d1, Mr hlJ 011e111n~: Hu tbe North Pole slw.ay1 been in the 1ame place? Nl orbiting 11alellite, way out in ll!l'Ce. could provide an answer to this question . The geography nf the earth·s surface proviqes a whole serie! of different answers. The satellite an1wer reveals that the North Pole swings around . pointing to dllferti!t celtstial objf:'CL'i in outer apace. The surface planetary evide nce re vtals that the North Pole appears lo v.·1nder around on global tours. What's more, it alSCI has other mo- tions. We know now that the·North aod South Pole1 onet: occ:upied other continents ind 5t.a1. New evidence keeps arriving to prove that they have been wandering on global tours for milli ons of years. They are creeping around right now ind doubtleS!I will continue. Or •l<I it seems. Actually, ft\e.,e geographical tour!'; are mo-- tions ol the e1rth's crusl. Thi:oi su rf ace skin of our solid plal"!et is the rocky layer of rocks th•t form the continents: and 1upports the sea. beds. It fil.s rather like a loost jacket on top of the thick. dense mantle ]aver be.lo~·. 0Gravitv and other forces are exerted On the loosely fitting crust, both from within the earth and from outer apace. Henct, the ctll.51 is in a 11tate of constant unrest. I t 1 1eogr1phical history is an endleSll story of remodeling mounta ins. oceans and con- tlnenl!!. A few decade.., ago. 11cienlist.s: proved that lhe Nor1 h and Snulh Poles evP.n wander around the map. They · are. or course . the opposile ends of the earlh'1 axis. But they continue to point to the game rrgion11 of the sky duti.ng their grand global tours. Obviously. !hey do nol changt lhe angle of the axis -so th~ crustal geography of land and 1ea must 1lide •round lhe a lobe. About 300 million years ago. the North Pole was located Mar H1w1ll. 111d 150 million vears later tt w1s ntar Jit~n. ' Dur ln1 UH! past 50 million ''ears, the •lithe.ring crust has ihil!ed U.e North Pnle frM1 Siberia lo tu present loc1tlon under tht' Arctic: Ra. litean- time. at the opposite f!nd of·l=====================-' the axis line. the South Pole hall betn· shifted . lhrough .------------.,...--------, matching global migrations. · SPRING S is for r;unshine Throµghout th~ season P .is for people. \\lith all of their reasons R is for rabbits On the farms j is for infant In molher's arms N is for the night time So starrY and warm G is for the green gras' with .a soft little .form Ii l(lfl~HY ••II tlelll • t•tt In C•tl~ M1ll1r, ti. 'JH "'•'•· 111~4 tlt1v4. Hu~tl~•141• l•IC~ ffr Hie wl•~lfl• tnln' In lfi• 1lerY 1n• -•c.•ltfl. M•U ....ur -Ir llf<"J M Unr• Liii ... ~ UU •. (•Jl~MtMI. C•ll ... ftll._ Apparently. · t b·e s e polar lours are not rtlated tn change11 in the angle of the a1· is. But the axis does perform 11light 11wayi ng patterns. As this happens, the North Pole's pointing finger s k e t c h e 8 circles in the sky. An axis m~ tion , called prrces1ion, resembles l spinning lop wob- bling to a 1~-11-e h prect11sion circle takes 26 ,flOO yem and during ~i1 timf! the North Pole points around a serie! of differ~l Pole StRrs. Meantime. other min iscule changes in the axis shift to match tbe changing positions l-:===:::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::'::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::' of the sun , moon .and even the - planets. All these polar m9tions art governed by ~ravit y , magntl,ism and othlr 1tupen-- dous ci>!niic forces . The polar tours depend moslly' on earlh forces exerted on tM loose crust. Prettsslion and other motions depend mOstly on rorcP.s exerted by celestial neighbors. · Ando< •entl• • WtrlC I-A •l•t 19 DtnlW ~ool<t. t~ 11. o1 M«llCl11t "Ill., .lltlel'll, Cin•d•, "" '"" 9'>eslion. What are Basque1? The two million or &n Ba!- que.~ art -rem11rk.able l>eople of Europe. Maps ~(Europe sho~ wbete the Pyrenees Mountain• form the wall between France ind Spain. But they frequently fail lo shaw· that part of · thia region belongs lo the Basques, who are ne ither f'rencti nor Spariish. ·Anthropologist.! 1ay that these proud a n d coorageou! people are most likely descemled from ancient Iberian~. whcr onCe inhabited much or Ml\Jthr.rn Europe and l'IOl'"them Africa. At 50me time in the dim ~ past, the Basques retired to make lhtir ho~ on the slopes of the Pyrtneft: and on lowlands around thf! B•y of Biscay. Several times in recorded history lhly have defended the.ir t.errili«y wilh fiertt courage. They referred to "their three pf'o9ince:s as "tierr1 aparl8da ." the land 1p111rt. Thoul!h m01St Basque1 spe11:k Spani1h or Fh!nch. thl!lr nallVe tongue ls f!OI, rilate:d to either of lheai languages. Ex· pert.I · susptct that It may !>ti l'elated to a very ancient language of North Aftic;1. ~· \ ' .. : ? .,. •• ' ' '. Give Us a Kiss! A giraffe recently sh.ipped from. Airica to Laguna Hills" Lion Country Safari seems. to be giving thi! workman • gla.nt·gize kiss on the cheek as he is un• crated the roam · the veldt·like liills and daJes of Oran ge County. .. ., YOUR NEWS QUIZ PAIT 1-NATIONAl ANiiiNTElNATION~l. .• Give yourself 10 point. for each oorrect answer • l n• u.s. &zpreme-i:ouri apbel4 the rll!l>I ot "state ju.rieia to im'P05e the death pmwtyon per- llODI convict.edofcapitalcrt=es. Trueorl'alae? ~ Black Mayor 1Uch1.rd H&tcber of •• "I ... won the Democrauo Party .Prim&l'Y election 1or Mayor ·of the c lty. a-Cleveland, Q\lo b-Gary, Indian& c-Eut St. Lou.is, lllinoia . . . 3 l'eac• ·Corps Director ..... ? • • a&Jd ~\the l\umber of per•ons volunteering !or _the Corpa iDcreaisod Jn 1·971 following & 4-year decline. a-Joseph Blatchford. b-John Hood Vaugtua o•Sa.rgentSbriver -' Erlch Honecker became tbeleadero!tbe •• ? •• Communist Party. · · a..:l'rench , 0.-.Eut Genna.a. c-HungarJu 6 Secretary o! State Willi.in B.Qgera toured the Middle Eaat laat""9ek.. ~ong other things, he hoped to get i:gypt &.rld ISra.el tQ _a.gree to th" .reopeniDg of tbe •• ? •• C&Dll. PART II. WORDS IN THE NEWS Take 4 points· for ••ch ·wrd th&t you can match with its correct me.rung. l ..... boyoctt .2 ., ••• enumen.Uo0: 4 ••••• con!irm.atlon 5 .... ,venal a-& count b-have nothlllgtodowitb. c•approval of &Omeone -for a. job . d-open to being bribed or •1bought1• e-bavln i to do wllh eprlng PAIT Ill· NAMES IN THE NEWS · . ' ' .. Tako , 8 points !or nomes thot you correctly match with the clue1. can 1-••• David Bruce 2 •••• .ldl Aml4 3 ..... Willlam McMahon 4. ..... Xuan Thuy 6 •••• ..lames Bucldey a.•Chtef NOrth Vletna .. mefie negotiator a.t tho ·Parts pea.ce·UJks b-Prime Minleter,Aus .. tralia c-S~na.tor froin New York. d ... u.s. Ambassador to the Parts peace talk.a e•Preaident, Uganda • VEC, 4ric:., MediJM, Wiaeoncin DAil Y PllDT f -. Tf?ll Youraf?ll }!ere'• a chant¥ tor '"'eryone ln the f<11mUy old tnou&h to read to test h11 or h~r OY"n "no5e tor new1." Take t.hl1 ·~y r<t"'eWi Quit ht 11'n'""'pT'IVl'l:ey'l)~ ct\Vft"homt" !you don't e\!en have to let the resl of the !•mlly know how you made out1 and 5ff how much you know about wh&t'I roinc on In the "-Orld todlly, Don't <hNt-A~w•r• 1ppe1r fuptld1 41wn} Ml .. ,fllula. ?.htch wor~ cllj,es -with l)lel~ correai>ond· Ing pictures or aymbola. 10 polnla fo r ea.ch correct answer. D I..... . W&J.ter 1Jlbrighl .re. &icned aa held or th.1.1 n.a t lDtl~t .C.ommu.oJ1t J>a.t.ty 2 .•.•• New· YOfk Mayor John Lln.ds~y . 5_,: •. Soviet ~er AlexeL . ]\ofyg\ll . . • H .6 ...... ' , . Que;e.n Eliz•beth vis• · J ~ tbi&D&tiOD 8 .•••• "Yugoslavian President Joiip T1t.o 9 ..... Preparations i re~ derway for the lnclian• apoli& 500 AMTRAK lD .... ; J . 'This ii?vcrnmeiit cor-"' li..,. A fr~~~::::e::re ;cl~ aervJce . ~ -. . , .,. HOW DO YOU RATE?. (Sc«e f.tic~ Sid• of Quiz S.p1rehlly) 71 i. 1:1 ptlnh • GooL 91 to 100 points· lOP.SCOlC 61 to 7Q polnh • Felr. 81 to to,..int1.-bc•llent. 60or~_117-H'INll! . . FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTION Whlt are sopie of the probl~nlli alrpollutiop."C&!-&es ina"n ._nd nRtUT~i THIS WUK'S CHAl!fNGEI · INOKOll ,, . What three event!: m.lk.e \JP. ~orse ra.cing's Trlpl6 Cro-rn? . ' •. . ·, ----------------------: ,.5 !•·i. :'l!-t !•·t :p-1 :i11 lV'f'il 1 •~•15 1~n""1•1 'n•iq••i111 'A111t••c ""~'~'~'ll ·~9N311VM:l 1-<11 1r-• ~ .... , :j ·£ ·s·• :i ·t 1 ~·· !t •[ 11-tr :a-1 :z1no io1w.1,\ , . .e·s !,.,. !•·t :•·t :,.,'II .lll"'' 1•ns:s !'l!:t ~··t !111t·1 :~·11~-t q .lll't'il ,. •. ·Pi·g ;Captivates .School Lov,able W'ilidene Shows Off (n~llige~e ' . ATLANTA -!UPI ) -This ingside .Elrmentary SchoOI. little pig wen l to &ehool and' Mary" lamb neve r had il And li ke Mary's lamb. it · an good. W!lidene has the made the children laugh and ''virtua·J run of the 1<:hno!, of1en play.' trooping aloni to class "''ilh And also learn. Learn that dain ry, mincing little 11ep1, an animal generally regarded surrool"ll:led". by an arm y of· as dirty and loathsome can be . young admirers. )o\'able. too. for 10me. lo Most of th e d11y, the !~·& learn what a pig looU like ; mootil.o!p. brov.·n 11.nd v.·hite and fnr all. lo learn that pig caa be found in .her "home "beha ving like I· pig" is M room," the !ll;'venth grAde disgrace -not when the pig is cla~ of Bert Smith , a ynun~. 'Vilidene. innnvati\'e teRrhr.r v.· h o Wilidene Is I.he unofficial brought .her to school nne day masefll of Atlanta 's Morn-after reading how inlclliJZrnt pigs wrre. She relaxe~ near Smith"s desk nr out among the studenL~. somf!times sitting in 1omenne'11 lllfl, or in the co r- ner. During lunch hour. ,11 studcn! . usually. volu!lleer.\ lfl serve as : pig s.itter, WiUdene spends the Down Ocean night in a room 11cross the hall and on v.·eekend!! gnes home Pollution Goes Deep NEW YORK (l lPl ) -Wattr turbulence calist.d by wind in !he ocean may dri ve surface pollution. a11 def'p II!! 900 feet and at a much morP rapid ra te than previousl y thought, according lo" two Oilumbia University· Acientisl,. Dr. Arnold L. Gnrdon and Robe.rt Gerard of Columbia'• La monl-Ooherty Geological Observatory announced fin- dirlgs of their 11tudles near Btrmuda rtce:ntly. The studie"i! 1howed convoluting cells of water as large as 900 fee t deep which dri ve pollution . do.wnw11.rd. The phenomenon, known 115 . Langmuir Cells, previous ly , • wa5 thought. to extf!nd no deeper lhRn 20 [tel. According tn !hr 11eienlists. water is st11rted circullttinp; by winds of six to 12 miles .an . hour. Th e ctll5 line up parallel , with the dirtclion of the wind. and CflnJe in pairs circulating In op~ile dirf:'Ctions. ivHh a s'tudenJ. or schpol of· ficial. · \Villdene is no more tr~uble th'1·n ·a pe t puppy:!; f11.ct;she acts a.\ though she believe:oi ~he is a puppy,. Her maiR dil't consi~ls' of do& -food ; ..she -will "sit'' ~·hen tol~;. she gnes for .... •alks on a Jeavi. ar,d Puring a r('cent visit ch¥fd, her hostess' ccit wlth ~Ufh fer vor lhe flus~Fd feline \ffl home. "$he·!! really 11--~poiled. piit.'' says Smith . who used In h;:ive a rabbit 11s class . pci ;ind wariLi; a raccodn n'.cxl .'. '·She sla)l!I here 1n the: cJ;:iS:.~room 11nd somelimc.s. y,·hcn Jbe bell rinf.~. s~e·11 folloW .tbe'kids to Englis~, then l\a Ve 1i little ma.r h 8nd come .bar~... . . . Wllide~e is ho~e:6rpki!n and has bad pll her . ~lQL\ She comes tr.nin a i-iCh "heritaoe -. ' ' her ~r11.ndfather. a DiJi'ilc, once brought $10.000 -but He's All Trtinh Smith got her £ret, a gift frotn the parents of a student. Smith thinks sht'11 moi-e than just a "fun thing ," thit she's helping studenl.! in thetr learning and atle:ntive pro- . ce.~ses. ' ' H ~ r appointmefit book is filled ,"' ht ¥YS, "wilb reque sts from other teachers for classroom visib." ··~· would -tiay 50 .percent of the lewrr p;rade chiklren here have never seen a pig," say1 Princi pal Glen Harkin11. ''They oow .have had the experience of feeding and caring for 1n animal and have learned, to their sur.prise. I think, lhat a pig is a . fair ly intelligen t animlil ." With . scbool amnst out, Smi!h .must find a home for 't\'i~de/\e. Thank!! to her good breeding 1tock. chance11 ire i!lim tllat she will ever wind up as bacon. ""'' ......... Pollution i11 collected ~·here the t:irculating ctll5 converge •nd driven downward at a ra te up to 10 Lime., faste:r . th~n previou5Jy thought. Such lines of pollullon are observlble from lht ·.a.Ir Jri the form of atrlngs of sr1weed . R J'I d fis hermen long h11 ve fouo~ lbe best f~hing along 1uch li nes. , 1pparently btc111Ue fond iJ moat plentiful along the llne1 or slJcj(j. 1 An elephant al the ~filwau kee County.Zoo stretches its trunk as fa r as possible 1n a.n attempt to snatch marshmallows being offeced by young visitors. From the other . ..,,. the kids r;tretch u far ps they can to re\vard lht ani mal for its efforls. 1 • •• • ' • • O~Lv_•_JL_o_r~~~~~~~~~S•_,_ •• _,._,_. _M_••~''-·_1_•1~1 ' Real Estate Que1tions and Comment By Re1 ftor Rendall MoCardlo In .1 speech you gave recently you mentioned th1t ALL of u1, regardless of our proft11ion1, are tht ''peaple business". I'm not sure I agree with you, but I am in· trigued. I'm in no way a salesman, I 1m a engineer. If applicable, please comment. Thanks. Perhaps :\rnold J. 'J'oynbee explained it better than I did. \rhen he \\'~Ole "l believe there may be some things that ~ome peoplC' n1ay kno''' for certain, but I also be - lieve th at kno\\•able things are not y,•hat matters most to any human being. A good mathematician may know lhe truth about nurnbers. and a good engineer may knO\\' ho\1' to n1ake physi tal forces serve his purpose.<:. But the engineer and the rnathe1na tician are h11man beings first -!io fnr thern. as 11'ell as for mt. "'hat matters most is nnl nnc's knn"lcdge and skill , but one's relations "'ith other people " \\'e do not all hare 1o be engineers or mathematic· ians. but "'C ALL have tn deal with other people. And lhese relations of ours with each other. which are the realty in1portan1 things in life, are al so the really rl iffi· cult 1hi;rgs. bctiluse it is here that the question of right and "'rong comes in .... Is it true that the United States government owns nearly half of California? This sounds as If Callfornie has to be the state with the largest U.S. government ownership. Are there any states with higher percent· ages or are we the "leaders"? What's the lowest? Thanks, a student, M. K., Newport Beach ''e!i, the l 'nited States governn1enl o"•ns nearly 45 percent of ("ali fornia. 'fhe federal governmen! ~remem· her that i .~ you and 1ne l o"·ns 96.9 percent of . .<\la ska and also 86 pe rtent of i\"evarla. Iowa. Maine. Connecticut. Ne\\' 'l'ork anrl Ohio get off \1 ith less than one percent Ll.S. gorern1nent O\\'nership I recently purchased 1 tr1ct of land north of here. l1n 1t there some kind of importent inform1tion I em •upposed fo receive concerning the property end the •re• from the stete of California? When do I receive this information? Wh at department should I contact If I do not receive it? P. K., Fountain Valley You !<ho11ld 11lways receive a copy of the final sub- division public report "'hen buying a home or lot in a new su bdi\'ision. 'fhe salesman on the development is required by la\v lo give you a copy of this document. You must have an opportunity lo read and approve il before you make a deposit or sig n any contract to purchasc. This data concerning lhe proiecl i~ co1npiled by the California De· partment of Real Estate. frlitor's f\'nlf': Rnndoll R. Mt('ardlr iJ '"' prt.~lrle11l 11{ Oil' Rrn/ f:~/t1rrr.~. "'' l!P'f'$/1neu1 n11nJJl.~I. cn/lf'Qt /rC'/Urt r, (I nd author of •·Rtnl 1'.:slnlt 111 Cnlrfnr1un.'' Send ynur com- mtnts nnd Q !ll'Jf!on~ In Rn11'1nll R f.lcCnrdl~ ctn t/1e DAII.Y PILOT, P.O. Boz 1560, Costa ftftsa. 92626 ' New Executive Offices Have Rolli11g Hill Vie\¥ The G u m b I n e r Buildlng. Orange Counl~··s newest and most dll'ilinctive executive or. lice building. has been opened Jn the Irvine airport bus inrss crnter 11~ the new home Ill ~11rk Gumb i ner .:ind Asl'IOCillll'~ .. Jrv1ne-b11>scd !and dt\'tlClfX'T~. The $i00.000 sl ru c LU re, located ill 2212 DuPont J)n l'e, Is 11~ ell'\ at~l. sin1rtle-!'\ory of. flrr cnrnplPx thil1 packaF:t~ an unu!iut1 I combina tion nf lux 11rv fp;itu re~. 1nclud1n.1: (.'(}\ rrNf parking, accord1n,1t !O ~lark r.umhinf'r. hrad of Gum b1nPr 11nd AJ11'()C!A tes. \Vholly ':'Ontrinpora ry i n drs1gn ;ind dreor. !he (;un1- binf'r Bu ilr1 in11 i~ r11st inJ!!lH~h('(t by two rr<'tani:;ular !il11c1·0 and gl11 ... ~ nffil't' w\nJ!!!' suppnrlr<I by .'i\l'f'l·rf'lnforrl'd rnnrrf'tr piPr ... Aln10~\ 111.0flO ~qunrr frrt nf inlcrior 'fl3Ce \~ d11 id· rrl ln\n 21 '1 111r~ r:::il11rtlnJI! 1n ~11.e from 400 to '.LI~ squilre fre1 ··our dr~1gn 1~ ba~,..t on t~ ldeA of N"Onomlrall~ prO\'id1n1rt 1uch beneht11 11.~ protrrttd p.1rk1ng. unn'.!~tn ctrd \·irw~ (If the .surrounding hll\.s and 1 detached and attractive 1o1•ork- ini;: environment, free of str('el nolst:s and ('l.lslomary ground- floor distractions.·· sll! dlhe building's designer. Ro n Marlin. of Rnn f\1 a r t I n Eng incering, lrl'ine . ~1nte lhan ~5 percent of !ht builrling's offic~ space 1o1·a~ lcRsed J1Mrlly Rfler con· strucl1on 1>1a<: comp1ettd hy the B. ll ~1 1Urr Construction Co , ltl'inf', Gumbiner sa id . The building 's office w1ng11 are rrached from the park1n,ll area by fore and aft stairw11 ys leitdinR" to a co\·tred breezeway. Interior corridors, urfice ~uiLes and lavatories are thickly carpeted, anrl nffice s11ilt:s featurf' douhle eight-font entry doors, a.s well as custom carpets. draperies . 11o·al! decor and air conditioning. C:un11)1ner s;itd lhe sui!P~ arr offered for lea!'e as ba.~ic 11he!I.~. .~ubdividcd In mcel trn:::int requ1rcmcnL~. 1\tost in- lt'rinr finishing, ligh11n11; 11nd decorattnn is included in cost of !cases of from three to fiv e years. FHA-VA l11terest Rates Up Interest rates on t"HA and VA mort111.11.ge Joans have sud· den/y ch11nged dlrtclion and are headed uphill 11gain. 11.f\er several Jong months of steady decline. The dramatic rt' 1• Pr s al, v:h ich saw rates jump nearly a half percent in th e lal>t fe\\' da ys, may be due to investor uncertainty over the future VAiue of lhe U.S. dollar, says a lea<ling spokesman of th e California Mllr!gage Bankers Association. Ue f\1cNut1, executive vice pres1drnt or The C.iclclings Company, Fresno and !As Angeles based n1ortgage bank- ing firm , told the Modesto Board of Reallnrs \\o"edne:,day that on a na11onw1de a\·craize insl1tut1onat in\tS\Clrs 11re now requiring net yields or 7 20 to 7.4!'.I perr:ent on r HA . V A mortgage loans. This is in marked contrast, he noted. lo the m o r l g a g e investmcnl market Jn rece:nt weeks when investors we re purchasing such loans al or below 7 per- cent net } ir!d. GrO!iS yield~ on new FllA in· sured rnortgage lnsns averag. ed 9.1 ! percent in May or la ~I year. After a 11light rise in the following June, they have de- l'lined s1eadil y each 1nonth. The l"urrent sudden reversal up11o·ard came amidst frc· quf'ntly heard rurnors o( annther pending decline . "'It's-difficult to understand lllUCh drastic change! in such a shnrt period, especially when saving_, inflow to thrift in - !il1rutinnlll are at an all llme high," ~1cNutt said. A n1emhrr or the <:nvrrn- 1ncnt PrORr8mlil Comm1tteC' nr the CMAA . who~r rncmbrr firin!il rpprcsent l'al1forni:i '!il dnminflnt source of FH.>\ and VA mortj!a~e fund s. f\olcNutt pi crurcd the; mnncy market as in 11 "near p;:inic situal1on " He added. howe ver. -that !hf' sudr!Pn flush of unceI1ainty as to the dol lar's fate should pro- ve to he lempor;:iry. ··on the opt1mil'l1ic l'lide, 1 feel there will ~ snmr i;!abili1.11tlon in thP next .10 da ys, with yields return1 n1?, in the 7 to 7.125 per· cent levl'I ., Fo1lfl11o•10R a rC'turn tn s1.:1b1li· h' in lhe in!crn111ional mnnev market. FllA And VA ra tes \I. Ill hold s1eady through !he next .i:tver11J month~. MrNull beJie\'eS. J'lcsa Firrn Se t f'or Golf Joh \\'alltr Richard son A ssoclatC'~ of Cns111 f\1C'sfl htc.~ bcC'n rtt11 1ned tn\d,es1J!n two major prnjrr1~ <11\t11m .. dlto .Sprini.:~ 1;nlf Cluh, it \I.as an· nouncrd this 11rck. One proJrct 1s 11 1n.ooo square root. $2DO.OOO R(IH <'lub. Hollander Sil1d. Thr o!hrr i~ a 5,0llO !'quare fnol. s100.ono adminislra1inn and recrca11on building for the new C11m1trilln Mobile Home rark on the op- pn~i1t side or the course from the clubhouse. Vista Tract Hailed Hn.nna Praises New Mesa Development Rep. Ric:hard T. Hanna 10· CaliL t. made 11 plea ror en· vlronmenUil uctllenct in planning realdentlal de vtlop- menr at the groundbre11king of VC!ta Del Lago, a $22.5 million lull.ury apartment community in Costa Mes11. l n I e r J • n d Development Corporation of Santa Clara has started construction on 1,100 Balan ce d Powar residences for adults around a Ju.shly landscaped eight acre, swan-tilled lake. The project is localed on Mesa Verde Drive and Adams Avenue. adjoining the Co.sta P.1esa Golf Bod Country Club. In addressing .some 300 civic, business and finBncial Jeaders on the 40 acre Vista Df'l Lago site, awned by the Segerslrom family , Orange County pioneers. H 1 n n a stressed that Americans toda y 11o•\ll rnthusiastlcally support aesthetically planned com- mun1t1r s. lie stated , ··Vista del Lago ts anolher example r:if the new movement that creates 1 total environment for living, anri not. just another cluster of drab, high density housing." Hanna noted, ' ' w i I h everyone talking ecology these days. it Is no surprise ln met that the public ls looking for and supportin it the n I! w developments that lake intn account thl' tota l environment in which the residents w1U li ve. ,\n 11partn,ent, or • houSe ln just anolher neighborhood dominated by <.'-Oncrete and black top Is no longer ac· ceptable" -pa r I i cu 1 a r l v an1ong affluent young familiell and s1nl!;Jes. "There 1s 11:rowing concern over the impact every new housing or commerci a l development wlll have on air and water pollution. solid waste disposal, crowding and noise." Hanna said that every decision 11o·e make concerning any lype of development ha~ serious short and tong range eHects upon the quality of life we en1oy. No matter ho\\' economically desl reable or convenirnl developments may bf'. in Hanna's view. '"is no longer by Itself suff1c1e.nl rea5on for approvi ng it." He emphasized, "its impact on what we can call the "total ecology of the community' is a~ important, if not more im- portant today, than the economic strength it can pro· vide ." Hanna suggested that our c11irs consider creating posi· lions of Environmental Plan· ner to weigh the menl.$ of pr~ posrd development in light of air pollution, ener(ly use . tiOhd 1o1•aste, noisP, gref'n be 11 ::ivadabilily and over popula- lion. ln short. this officer would be concerned with "the delicate ecology or t h e physical and soc i a I en· vironment or the community." Hanna feels the fed e r a I government might assist in funding incentive grants to en- courage local planners to make the environment part of their considerations .. Hanna conceded that aesthe- tic and environmen~lly ap- pealing 8Jnenities, such a.!I !hose offere<I by lnterland at Vista del Lago in Costa f\1esa , repre.o;;ent higher cost. He add- ed. hnwev::-r. "I believe Americans will be willing to pay these higher costs for a hiJ!her qualit y of life.·• One or the focal points at Vista del Lago will be a restored 50-foot s c h o n n e r , suitable for !'elective en- tertaining by residents with a nautical bent. Vista del Lago wlll offer residents a choice of 9p11clous one, two and three bedroom apartments, some with dens. fe aturing gas heating , air con- ditioning and modern ap. pliance system. Rentals are expected to range from $185 to Mobile Home ' Factory Now Ope11 i11 Valley $525 ArchUect Mall Copenhaver is desi,'lninJ! Vista de! Lago for Tnterland 1o1·ith a m:::iximum number or lake fron t manors AH "'ill ha\•e de cks or balconies that extend over the \\'aler. Residl'nts will be An entirely new phase of in- dustrialized housing ls now un- derway with the estebhsh· men! of the nation 's first Mob1le>tModule r a c 1 o r y by Levitt Mobile Systems Inc., a subsidiary of ITI Levitt and Sons lncorporalecl, the world"~ leading residential community and land de velopment firm. l'he official plant opening in F"nun1ain Vallev wa11 inarkecl bv the in lrodu c.tlon of l..C\'i!l"s f\fst mobile home priced under $10.000. This latest model in Lc1·i11·s production line Is an 800 square font home designed to appeal lo a segment of the homebuying public t h • t previously had not been part of the tradltion11 I mobil e market. According to Charles L. N on-sn1okers Get .Benefits At l 'oniplex B1ererm11n. president nf Lev-permitted to keep small boats it!'s mob ile manufacturing for lake sailing and fishing division, •°'fhe unusually high Twelve lighted fountains will standards of quality and cascade into the Jake. design that 8Ie inherent in our new single-wic!e model have ~1any trees and colorfu l made ii attractive t 0 shrubs will be planted under thousands of potential mobile-the direction of Ton y buying f amilies who Guzzardo. San Franc.lscn herelofnre were disappointed landscape architect and land by the conventional and at planner. Res idents will be able times u n e .!11 he ti c charac-to stroll to any point in the ll'ri!ilil'S of man y typical project via park-like pascos. A hon1cs-on·\\'hcels." SC'rics of landscaped knoll~ Jn l'<ictl model of lhl' f\1obtlr l >1•ill ring the community in- f\.1odules Levill is manufllc-creasing the fC"elin.e: t) r turi n1rt there 15 the sa rne 101• sf{'lusion and adclinl!; In the ma.e:inRtive use or sp;cce and visual impact of the develop- rnrrn that has made Bcrkus' ment. dcsil!.ns the lnp sellinl!. among Joseph explained the Vista con\•entionally built homes. In· !'l:ite plan, which calls for 464 novati\·e fealurl'!< that are apartments in the first phase. totally nrw to mobile home '"affords a unique sense of in· design include rathcdral cei1· dividual pri\•acy. The 1¥ate.r lngs. ~unk('n living rooms. elemenl.!l, beside pro\•ldlng rlevt1ted den~ :ind country distinctive beauty, add a tone kitchens. Qf lranquil1ty to the project Design is not the only unique that ean"t be d u PI i ca I e d other1o1·ise.'' chan1clerisl ic nf 1hr f\-1obile / I~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Mnrlulf'. The svstcm n r 11 builrlinl!. cre.alPd h y Enl'ironmenUll System ll lndu.~!ries is unpreccrlenled in terms of mobile home con- ARLJNr.TON, Te.x. (lJPll _ structinn mrthods. Once a the manager of a J60-unil l.R vitt home is installed on a 1 J.---'"'.'~~..,. ...... -...,.ll apartment comp!c.x ill culling landsca ped site. it is virtually e hy $!0 ti mon!h the rcnr or impossible lo de I er min e 1r---~~,.,.~~---•I tenants who qu i! smoking. She whether construction 11o•as done also has started renllng htr b~· <I factory or by con-I vcntional methods. -apartments to non smokrrs ll $10 Jes.' 11 month than the rent "Bcct1use of the b 11 sic chargerl smokers. 11rchilectural integri1v. Levili l "Th:::il's saving $l2{1 a yellr," Mobi1l' Sv,<ilr m!'· hnmes v.·1111 r. · T :ipprrcia1r in value , rAlh~r •--~""""'""""""'""--'I Anil11 Max 1eld said. " hat's lht1n deprrriate tis is the case ll e 0 -, ugh l• bu)· .<nmelh•·n, '-"" " 11ith tradilion.:il mob 11 e r-----------,1 sperla[ and thal d(l('sn 't taRe hnrnrs."' savs AiedPrman. intn 11.rcount the monty ~aved l..ei·in 's f~ctor.v 1~ producing ! not bu)·i n<> cinaretlrs." ' I "" '"' thp Mobile 11odutar home.~ in Mt5 Maxfield. the manai:irr "\'illA!{e House·· models nf of lhe S h,. r r Y Park various sizes -MO, 1.noo. Apar!.ment~. said ·she in-,.,,., 400 1.2·••· l.300. and l, 8(1u 11 re troduced the sl){'Cial tifln frel. smoking rates during thr lr~1L_ ____ .;:.__;::;:.:~~==========~1 weekl'nd and 1hcre already have been results. ( ''W e rented lhr ee. apartmc.nL~ Sunday l'lnd haft about Ill fan1ilie <i rnme nut tr:i 1·ls\t and h11d lilts of phone r11ll inquirir.•.'' she s<i1f1 . I Shr !i<11d the rollcy '' 11.ood promotion for hrr llpllrlmenl~ and iL 11o·11l cut ma1n1c.nance costs. "C1111.are!tr s 1n n k e r" in- v11riahly bum hnlt~ 1n rugs and fum1ture." she said. I She C'laims lo have re<'t'11·ect l a number nr pledges from smoking tenants to kick the habit. SIL VER Are you interested in kno.,,,in g more a.bout trading in Sil ver? The J 15·year old firm of H. Henrz & GJ., Inc. will hold a seminar on the Silver Fururcs Marker on May 20th, 1971at7:30P.M. .. at our Orange Office and r In add1l1 on to the Jargr 1,000 and 2,000-square-foot 5lllt1:s for est ablished business firms . r.umbiner ha.<i de\·e\oped som~ •·r.olden Kev'' suites for new businell!!es "renting furnished sing le offices, 1o1·ith optiona!l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l l ~tcrctt1na! services avail11ble,jj on May 25th, 197 1 ar7:30P.M. "oor Beverly Hills Office Sale• Cl1le/ Don Jlo~·cl l ha ~ bcrn named director or :-ales for 1:.eadcrst11r ~lom"c:; in Orange. Los Ang· eles and San Die go Counties. for as liltle a~ SIOO per month . The Gumb1ner Building .ill loc11lcd !es~ thitn a quarter· 1nilt from Orange County Au·port i1nd the San Oicgn- Nrwport Rtar.h Frreway~. and 'lnlv one block from holc l Md 1 ri:'~i;iurant I a c i I I 11 es fin lr11ne'1 M11cArthur Boulr\'llrd. Tht. Univer~ity nf ('11lil nrn111 11l Irvine campul! i11 1 ra.,1!y v1~1ble from l~f' Gum· h1r.orr Bu lldlng "a office ~'in·1 dnws . ~O. 1 ON THE COAST Your Hometown Newspaper Is The DAILY PILOT • • I See by Today's ~ Wa nt Ads • THAT • IT'S • DIME • A • LINE • DAY! I If you are interested in an in.depth discussion of the various s.spects of the silver z:oatket, in· eluding the world supply, demand, the techn ical factors jnvolvcd and the possible advantages or trading in Silver Fucures1 call for a reservation. Orange. n7 So. Main, Miss Biker (714 ) 8))·)100 Bnetly Hills1 166 No. Cannon Dr., Mi» Weber (213) CR l·l492 Established 1856 H. Hentz & Co. -lnc.- j'1cmbcrs of rhe Nc9o· York Srock Exchange, Inc. and Lcadin,g Commodity Exchanges M1inOffice: New York City c r CANNOT AnEND. Plf.ASf. SEND ME A SUMMA~Y Come to the openlngof , The West Nine at Laguna Niguel. Andpickthe green you want in your backyard. 'fhe \\'est Nine is a new area in Laguna l\."iguel \vherc 've·vc just opened a group of co11do1n1niurn J1on1cs. It's located right alongsideour~lf cour5e, T he \\'CSt side of the course, of course. Every hornc in "fhe \\iest Nine has a big lana i thaL looks out on the golf course of El :\iguel Country Club. When )·au stand t here looking: at this beautiful v iew, don't be surpri sed if ~·au find yourself thinking, "Boy. this is the life ... What are homes In The West Nine like? The homes in "fhe West :\ine are beautifu l homes, \Vith the genu ine fee l of Spanish Architecture. Red tiled roofs, rounded arches, and thick stucco walls. Our new homes come with 2 or J bedrooms, and two baths: Tl1ese are lovely homes, and they require little 111aintenance inside .. ~nd none outside. All of which makes them ideal for people .\l.·ho ,,·ould like to use thern for a second hrJ1ne. Or for peo1)lc who tra\·el a lot. What If you don't llke 1011? \\'ell, if you don't like golf, there are J"'lenty of other thi ngs to do at Laguna :\igud. \Ve haYe some of the most beautiful beaches in .SOutl1ern California. \\ie !1a\"e a private beach club. The Laguna Niguel Beach Club. \\"c"rc right next door to the new Dana Point Marina and)Yacbt Harbor. 162 acres of Laguna Niguel have been donated to Orange County fo r a regionsl park. This park \\1il! surround a 47-acre lr1ke \vhich \Vil! be used fo r sailing and fishing_ Construction on the rark is nO\V undcr,va y. Homes In The West Nine start at 525,950. Our homes in ·rhe \Vest !'\tne start as low as $25,950, and you can get a home right bc;ide the fairway for only $29,000. \Vh ich is certainly reasonable fo r this k ind of home. \Ve offer )'OU excellent con\·entional terms. ~rhe priine rates ha\·e just gone do1J.'n, 5n \\ e can offer' C"lU the !o\l:~st cr,ndcr ni1n1 urn rates a\'-t=tilable tocla )-. T hese are toda)··s ra tes, 11ot J·cstcrda~··s rates. How to &et here. ·ral..e the San J)icgo-~anta Ana Freeway (H1ghw'y 5) to Cro• n \alley Parkway. Follow Crown \alley Park"·ay till you see signs t hat direct J·au to '"The \\."est Nine." Follo'v the signs t ill ;.:ou get here. Our phone nu mber is (71-1) 496-3628. t ' i i The West Nine @ In Laguna Niguel• Anotktr 11ul community by Al'e& Cttnrnuruty Dt.."f.I~ IM. High· Style Livi11g President H 0111es Feature Loi t y Ceilings Hlf;h fashion In ho~ design ii 1ccompU1hed 1t President Homes by lncorporatinc cti· lin11 th1t often soar to lofty peaks above floor are1s. Plan 50, a popular 2.367- squar&-foot home at the ex· elusive t.1lddlebrook-Anderson ruidential community at Tur- tle Rock , Irvine, features vaulted ceiling.!! in the li vlnR and dlning roo1ns. The entry foyer'. facing the 11lopin~ vaulted ceiling. is completed in lona-I11tlng creamic Ille. To enhance the desirn eleganct. floors in tile bedroom!'!, dres- Jilli room. closets. hallway, dlnitl& and lh·in1 rooms. art covered w 1th e:r~ptional quality decorator carpetin~. The home. one of four model,; being displayed at the new Irvine com n1un ity, features threr b e d r o o 111 s . three baths. lam£1y roonl and \'.'el bar, breakfast nook. two mas~ive fireplaces, laundry service room. and three-car garage. All bedrooms al'e loca~d in a sleeping wing for total seclusion from aeti\'lty areas of lhe home. The ~1aster Suite. is deiiigntd "'ilh ont Realtor Takes Top Post • solid ,,.·all or glass, separate dressing roon1 "'1th va nity and l\\'J!l-basin pul11nan. a n d spaciOU!I wardrobe-. Tht' garagr "''ill handle thl'te vehicles. while a portion of it n1a,\ br ('()nverlcd 111tt1 a \1·ood- \\'Orldng shop, hobb,v l'tnter. or e:<ll'a·la!'ge stor<i,Ct A. 1· f.' a • t:Oll\'('O lelll ;tl'l'CSS to 1he i:aragt is gained lhrough a s ide door le.adlng outdoors, a nd a rear d oor leading to 1he laundry s e.rvice room in the h ome.· TI1e ser11it't' l'OOtn is pre·plun1bed (or washer and designed with a 22(}.volt circuit and gas outlet for !ht' dryer. In eddilion. the roon1 features 1 convenient service ~ink Al a specia l board of direc-Rislty has . ~n in real The well·equ1pped kitchen is tors meeting las l week E. L. estate for seven years. He h.es centrally-localed and 1~ l'Oll· Risley was selected a.s prest· vtnienih··a t-cessibll' frun1 the served a s t reasurer for the I I dent of thf! Sa n Clemente· d1n1ng rooni. am1 Y roo1n, C ipistrtno Valley Board or Board of R ealtors d uring 1970 nook. ~~n1phttsis in the k1tchf'n Realto rs . and has servt'd as \ice preSJ· has !x>t>n pla1·cd 011 beauty ;inrl morltrn co11~·en1ciu·I'. Floorin~ Risley will f ill the wiexpir e1t dent lhis year. /It i~ p<1 ~! i.s casy·lo-cJC'an. c·olortu! shf'ct lernl or Roger Alexa nd er \\ho president of lhe San Clen1ente \'tnyl floonng a~ is thc f;in1il~ had resigned to take a position Kiwanis Club, past statr roorn. laundry roon1. and out or t he board's jurisdiction. governor of Kiwa nis 0 r bathroon1s. Apph:.tllCC~ lll· Risley b r ings to the board a Division ~. rne1nber or El elude Thcrniador l'\lasltrpicl'e background of business and Babel Temple o( Long Be.ech, dishwasher with n i ck~ l organizational work. He spent ~1asonic Blue Lodge. South s tainless stt<!I in1erior and 36 yean: v;ith Standard Oil, the Coast Shrine Club, Elks Club, electric super wet r 1 11 s e !1st 20 y ears cf \\•hich he serv· and Chamber of Commerce, dispenser. Thermador self. ed as sales m1na1er. all ot San Clemente. cleaning o\'en. a nd range with VAULTED CEILING ADOS VOLUME Turtl1 Rock Presid1nt Home Model unique nf.\\' co1nbinat1on grid- dle and indoor barb~cue. Useful extras have been in- corporated throughout I h c home. T hese Include buill·1n 1veighl scales. cultured n1arbl(• \\•alls around tub~ 11 11 d showers. 1vider and deeper hath tubs. dinuner switcti :n the dining room. Franciscan Tile kitchen counter tops, birch hardwood. c us tom pilnel- ed k.itchen cabinet~. pullmans and van ities DAILY ,1 1.0':' t! LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Bikinis, Ball Gowns MOTICI OJI IALI l'-lllftt Netl« h ..,..,_., 1lvt~ ..u1111.11'11 t. '<IC• C•llTl,ICATI OJI I VllMlll tltnf Jiii tM Jlll1 ti 1111 t lvlt C..o .. 111• ,ICTITIOUI HAM.I At Niguel l ll!t el C1tf,.,ftl1 lilt v ...... olelltel, __.. .. ,. Tiit ~•11""41 '°'' c11lltY ht 11 Ur~ Ttw Stf\ll" lllC_, M4 lt~tr, (1111 Mto.t, <IUC!lnl I !MnlM .. II,..., W•ltt l.l'lt, C•lH,. '1'111 WU 11 f\l•!lc f'Klltn. t i 144 Hwtll'"°IM l11cll. C•lllor.U., ~ '"' &1ktr, tit!• Ml'l1. (•tlle1~l1 11 lt 1.m. llCl>llout f!r'I' ftll'l\1 .. I T A T I! ... WM •• Int '"h ... v •• M•~. nn, 1111 •~COllOING l!lt \llCl t fld 11191 ••If l•lltwl,,. ,.••trl..,. ..-... r11. IO·wlf: M.,ctGn. Mfl., Nt. it~ Llctfl .. He IS!•l•l -.., ,..,.,... 11 ow rMor4 .t Ctllf, •ltl•tr11lM S11t1 1111 11 fer 1'llt 1u•-• el ••ll•IYl"f A lasblon show leaturin& flf. 111" 11 the ..,...,,1,n1c1 ltr i.w1ne •"" 1~ 1ltl1 tlar11~ In 11\f '"*'"' el' 11,IOll,OI IV original costum1:o; -from '""h., wltto c1111 .i •~•'"'•1.,, '"' ••· • ' HllMI tr 1111 bikini5 to ball cowns -wlll 011 .. 1~1. "'" d1v '' M11. 1t11 Ot" II. AM'M:flll. highlight the openlna Sunday , :!.~~4~',.. ,,..,1,, ttl( •f the golf-cours e • orlt.nted ~'4 ••k11. CM•• MH• il'uflllhl4 0<11\1~ CN•I DtllY •1111, condo1nlniun1s In !hf! Wdt M1v lf, '", 1us.11 Nine 11t Laguna Niguel. LEGAL NOTICE Condon1inn11n living ~long 1----- the l;•irways 1r 1-:1 'Niguel HOT•t • ;:~':io1To•s C I Cl b I L 111,11.101 C:OUIT o, 'TH• oun ry II n • I u n I •T•T• O' Colll,OINIA 1'01. Niguel is one of two new home "TH• COUNTY ., 011•w•• firm It tll"'-,., Int t.flfl,.lM Hf..,._ -· ....,.. In f\t!I t llf elKt tf '"~' It I t ,_lewl! J•nv L. Oltff. Mkl W-111 Lo~•. H.I . Ott .. Atrll n, tt fl Jorry L, 01- lltlt <If Ct !lf.,nl1. Or•ntt Counly; Oft Altlt 7', ltll, llttw1 "''' I Nl1uy 11 ... 11~ Iii •IHI !If .. I~ llllt, ,..rlflllt lW ltlltflMI Jtr,.., l . OllM Ir-II It ,,,. I• IM ""' HUI" wMo.t nt mt !1 •'*•t•l••• It "" WIMln lnf!IU"'""' t"'41 1<--!fllt• ltd ht tateulfd lllt ttm•, !0,PICIAL SIEALI Jttn l. Joll1t Noltrv '"Ollc·C11111rnl1 '•fn<loal Offk1 In Ortft lt Catinly My c.,,,rn1n1.,. l•11r11 Ml tCll 1, Ull il'yt llllltCI Or1nt~ Cot " Otli'f' ~U U ""'Mo, 1, I, U. lf11 LEGAL NOTICE Ht, A"llM .t)•le5 bcin a introduc~ bv. E1lll• ,, JO ANN TANNfll l AYL011.l--------------1IM kntwn I• JO ANN TAYLOllt, l lM IAl.Jl76 Avco Community Dtvelo.....,r1. k"""" •110 ANN T TAYLO lt. 01-t•••.... , ... u1 I'~ NOT1c r IS Hl:llEIV Gllll!N i.. I~• ,ICTITIOUI I UllN•ll Inc .• de11eloper:o; of lhe 1,000-crtc1!11r1 tr ,~. 1t>o--. n1mto1 41<1d•nt NAM• ITATIM•NT 1~11 111 .. ,_,, n1~lnt ct•lm.o llllMI ftl. TM lllltwlnt 1trN111 1ro tll"I acre new town . The other ••Id IKMMt ,.,. ,..,,,1,..,, 11 1ue '''""" lluil!IM• ••: wit~ tl\t ..-.;n11" V9\Klllfl. ln tt\t .iHc1 • 0 11! II T I 0 N . HOWSfll • home styles are aarden bomes 11 tM c1 ... t 11ttie 1bov• l!fllllltt catirt,., G"'rtLAHD. •W c.1m..u1 o r 1 • •· • I• 1r11tnt """'· wltti 1111 n1ttu 1rv N ... ,.,.. lt1d1, c.u,.,.,.;,, 11H J In The Shores 1re1 o f L11un1 ·-···· •• 1n1 Un<lertll/1111 ,, 11'1• ctllef Dlvlt M. Gtflt lwt, llOI i1'11tnon W•'· . •• hb ......... y, HA.ltOLO "· 'ETTEi. (Mii Mtw, Ct llte•n·• Nigue l. J lt . 10l """*' Lt~~ A.vonu•, :.Ui11 1111. "''"A. H..,11,, Ill Kont 1 '"<•. N•"· . . b •'•••d1n1, Ct t!t.rnl1 91111, wlllctl 11 1n1 ..,, 111cn Ct !llcirn11 Tht fllShlOll shO\\' \\'111 t 111rt 01 tooJ1ln11~ or 1n~ UN1tnf1nN In 111 Mklliti J. G ... tn1r, 1t•1 ••I••"" I Id r > 00 I 5 OO I m•llfr• Plrl1ln1n• lo 1~1 11t1tt 11 ~•le! Ca:;!i Mt•• c11u..,n11 ll!U.••d "· le l"Olll .: 0 : Pm. n ~•<t•fnl. w1111111 !our monln• 1llN 1111 l rown, Jr., ;U 1111 lla• Ntrd. NIW .... rl !ht model horn~ art!a or !ht ""1 ... ~11c111 ... ., '"'' ..... c.. '""'· (t llfornl1 011tc1 MIY t . ltll ln•t 11~11n11., lo .,.,.,.. co,...urlld ~Y 1 condon11nium~. ea~! of Cro\Vn JOHN J fA.YlO• Jo Gtntr11 Pt rlntrJl'tlo. \'alle.~· Parkway a nd i·us1 !IOU\h E•e<~10• 01 •n• Will 1101 E1trSoN, Hov.1!11 ... ~ 01 l~e l bitve llt MtO Gtt~tnl OAltl AND or the e ntr11nce to El Niauel 1011tOlO '· ''''••· Jt. 11,n ... •• ""''".,i Gt r1""' Cl b Th h ·1 1 1*'1~ L•"-A•lflljt, lu1t1 Ut Country u . e i O\V WL •••••~•· tillftrlll• flltl ln•• 1111t mt n1 1111d .... 1 .. '"• Coon·~ feature (ashiOn! for terrac e Ttll UIU 111·1"2 Clt1k 01,or1nt1 c,~.nlY 111: A.•rl10",· 1'11 Allt,.1tr i.1 l•tcultr Y! llV LY J. MAOD living and golf living. with all ll'u~umtct or1n11 CM11 D111v "111. •o•••~~uH~ ~:;~•1;1•&k••llLANO appa~I desl1ned espec ially M•• •· 11· 17· "· 1"1 1101·11 AftltMr• ,, L•• ror the Laguna NifUel open. LEGAL NOTICE •1+1 c'"""" o.r1v1. 1 ______ 7 -:c-c-------JN._.rt ... c~. Ctllltrlllt t1UJ ing. They are Bette Tompson "'" i1u1 ,,..... .. origin1l deslans (or the Studio c11,1,1c,,~:1~': I USIN••• ll'ublllhH <><•n•• Co••' 0111'1' • So lh L ,ICTITIOUI JllllM NAMI At•ll 2~ ..... MIY I, I. IS. lt/1 "I~! IU.11 In U lf\lftl. lh• u...r1,.1.,, ... .it ~ereDv ctrtllv lh1t ------------------------1,n.y ••• <tl'ldvclln•. mtdlc1l ln1lrvm...i LEGAL NOTICE rtt1lr ""' lll•u•li<• ""•ln•u II ltti, --------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Woad, masonry and 9las11oar 2 ~ stories high . ,, ,, ,, ~ 3 garages. Space. Spac•. Spoc•. Beams on beams on beams. Rugged. Thick solid cedar shakes to lost a lifetime. Pa cesetter Home s introduced the "Ca liforni a look" a decade ago. Now, a ne w architect ure for the seventies o new style leader for others to follow, if they can . These ore the kind of 1'h e·mon" homes that wome n love . Toll , do rk, an d handsome. Husky. Worm -hearted. Thoughtful. No matter how long you've searched for the "right" ho'11e . come to The Ra nch, in Irvin e, today. We guarantee you~ve never see n any homes like 1hese. They 're Pa cesetters . • Bold rooflin•s lift ceilings high . and elegance •.. everywhere 3 orwl' bedroom""--"•~,,....... homS26,900 N1w low·i"le<11t 'HA, VA , end convenlionol Mrrftl 'ttc..,,llt AYl"Ut. Coll• Mt••• t 1llfflrnl1, t< uftd•• 1ht tlctil:oo• firm "'''" 11 Kl!NTCO 111d 11111 111<1 tl•m I• «'"'"''d 11 1n1 t1ll•wl111 pfroono. wno~ n1mu In lull 1nll tll<ll 11 ru :dtnc• ort •• ltlllWI. le woL 1411 1111 IU,11101. tOUllT 0' TMI ITATI Oil' CALl,0."llA ,Olt fH l COUNTY 00 OIANOl Ht. A-6t111 OltOlll TO IHOW t AUS I lttDtrt w 111<11. ""'' '1um .. 1 or.~1. Ytrtil Lll'l<lo. C1i.1o•nl1 Cn••IO> Vin-IJOlt CHl"IOI O' lllAMI (fftl '•Cku•. 7tl1 (lltt D"VI NIWHtl In 1n. M•11•• ol lh~ ..... 11ct l11" el •••<~. t 1ll•t•n!1 MICHA.El JOHN MUllPHY "" cn1nt• D111<1 Ao•ll 16, ltll tl '11m1 llon•d w Kont Tn• •••ll<ll<tfl t! MICHA.I L JOt</.t Cnor l11 Y1nconl ~1c•ue A\U lt,HY 1tr <"•"•• If n1m1. n•v•ftfl STA.Tl 01' CAlll'DltNIA. 1 "'°'" 11111<1 In C""''· '"" 11 tPHt•lnt ''°"' COUNTY o• c •A.NGf I .. ••Ml •••llct Htn !~It Ml(HAlL JOHN On .._,,.I 1'111. 1911, lllltrt nit, 1 N11fr-. MU lt,HY 1111 Ill.., 111 1•1flc1htn 9'0· il'u .. 11< 1 .. tnd Iii' ••Id (fljnlv i l'HI u.it, .. •fnt ,~., nh ntm• bl ch1n1..,. M 11r .... 1llv lt,..1'14 ••rt f Kt nl 1no MICHAEL JOHN MYflt S cn .. i.t 111...:1n1 il'lckut knewn tt "'' 11 '--· 1n1r.i..,,, II 11 n .. ow ,,,.,r.., '"" 111 !hi tt•..,.. ·••Miit nl"IH IT"t oubtcrlll· dlrt<:llOll. lht l t ll ""''" ln1u .. 111C1 I" td It 1111 w111tln ln1tru"""''· ""' w l4 m11t1r ill ttlltr 11111•1 1~11 Court t cknewltdtH !1 mt lhll 1n1y uecutllCI 1octtW 11 100 Civic Ct!\ltr D•I•• Wet!. lht tl1T11. St nlt Allf, t1llll•nl1, I" o..,1rtrn1nt l "" Wllntn mY htlld ..... •tll. lht ,,.h tl1Y 11 Moy, 1fl1, ,, •.• !O,il'ICIAL llALJ .. ·ciock .... ,,., .. or 1114 dtY It ,,,. ... CIUll OIANA C. 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C""Hnv. f 7t Ctlllornl1 Norin Brotdwlf, In lllt Clh' lff 5•nr1 Ant, 'Tiit ••o•"!Y !1 bt !•1n1forpd 11 l0<.1l•d ~1110 •I C•llklrnl1, SECUltllY TITLE 11 rHI ,l1<tnli1 A.•t<1ut, Co1lo /;11H , IN!UltANCE COM,AN Y, • cor•trlrlon, C.ouMv el Or1n11. $li lt ef Ct lite•n11, •• fru1t11 ~notr 1~• OttCI "' Trvll ••· toll 1reH•lv It t11cd-In ••flltll t cuttd llY l!LlMA.N l. JACKSON '"" II: ,ATSY I . JA.CKSON , •t ctrdOO A.uaull !•. All 1111<0 In lrldt, ll•turt1. H~i~m1n1 ,, ... 11 d11<~m•n! N1. UOJ. In boflli .. fO. •114 t oed will If 1~11 ll'IUI' Sl<orr Pitt 511, Of Ollltl•I lt tcord1 In lhl 01flc:1 ~v11n1.• •·newn •1 l ·l It> Toe tiQ~O<t o! Ill• ll•coroor o! 0•1nt1 Counh. 1n1 ltc1tMI 11 1 .. 1 'l•ctnh• "'""""'· (1tlfornlo, b• tttion ti 01t1un !n 1111 C.1111 M•·'"· Counh er Or1n1•. 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CHAllllOllE Ii FlllAN(IS. ICHOOl DllTlttCf lHE COLL I'(!! o~ l lt LE TlllA1N ING N1tlc1 '"•It! .. , 11 ... n~ H UNT I NGTO•l 'A.ltll , NOTICE" M[llfflY GIVE N l~tl II•• CAL!~OltNI A. THE H!lltS ANO llO•rd ol l!iduc11!e~ ol 1~1 Nlwoerl Mt•~ OF\'llEl!S or AMOS II COUL l E'll, UnlllW Sc~oo! DTl!rl(! of o""'' co.,nty DECE ASED, FMMA 11 l O tJ O, C1lllornl1 will ••c•lv• •e•lffl bid• y~ H LILLIAN 5, LAltSON. J. E WEI STErt. 11:• A.M .. Mo' II, 1111 t ! !Ill •Ifie. If /i.IOOAltl!i l M WF.I STIE lt. GUY S •II" Scllool 0 1.,!dCI loc:1!•d II II\, ,E,il'Elt. MY!l:TL[ PE"Pf lt, GA!L ,ltt tn!ll A•t nut. Callo Mt11, (t iller•• 1, GEN l,l(H QUICK, LINEA GEN ltlCH t l w1'1CI\ II~ '"d b•dl ,.111 bo •ublltl• /ACOI . TH! HEl ~S ANO Ol!YISEl!S POMld 1nd r11d lnr 01' CLAll:A ii' GOGOLIN. FOltMEltLY ll1!(0NSTltUCl10N 0' T [ N N 11 (LAltA ' S(fo!MITT, DICE'A.U:O. COU lt lS llOf~ 1 tll•OUl !I 100, lni;lu11vt ~tnd •Ii• All_~· .,. ,. 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NEW,O'IT-MESA UN"ttO llllAH J, ICIHNIOY tCHOOI.. DltT•1cT M"I ltll lllllll\111 l wlll lftt ti Or111<111 CIUnh, ,.. Wlttlllrt IMltwlrd t tll/otrl\lt l" A"'9tllo, (t~rtl'llll fttll I• 0011t01HY HAllVfY lllSH!~ Tti1 (tll) JIJ .. )/ 'U•tn11I,,_ AtlN AlfffM•I fir l'ltlllll!h ld ·IU1e ,V&llo~tl Orl ntl (N II lltl!Y ,lle1 M1~1 'vbhlo/IH Ort~tt C.•11t 0111' '•ltl, •· 11. n. ,,, "" ,~,,.,. 1 M•v 1. 1"1 1"' M•• u . 1111 11Dn • ' ~ I I / l 0 DAILY PILOT DICK TltACY Saturday, May lS, 19, 1 ly Chester Gould Ll'L ABNER By Al Capp I C~ L.OOK INTO ,.ME WINDOWS OF SEVEN EXCLUSIVE 1-lOTELS '"TMAT'5 Tl-IE RO'r'A.L 'SUITE OI=' TME PLAUVll..LI!. AS MAt>fY AS l Mil.LION DOU.A~WORTM OF DIAMONDS MAVE eEEN \.\'ORN TM~E AT A. SINGLE PARrV." O\IN'TFIGGEROl.Jr HOWMANL..'f . MINE:JSPOLITER.- NAMEl.'l' L.VIN'- • -EX.CE?' F01 ONE. J! FLAW-NEITl-IER ff FROM MERE. STANLE"/'S •ME.THOO" WIF GA~ Klt.J 8E BE.ITS\'N Ml NE./; I -IS' TUMBLEWEEDS By Tom K. Ryan SALLY BANANAS 1~~ G-AP, HOW I ewv ';OU ';OUR '!50 YEARS IN THE EXCITING- COMMUNICATIONS FleLD, FULllE!... IT MUST llf: FASCINATIN&l 4~ "1\Q ~ "~"'-·---· ' Mun AND JEFF By Al Smith GORDO '"Tr\15 ORAIN PIPE" 15 SHOT/ 1 ! GOTTAGETANEWoNE Bl.fl' THE SHOPS ARE CLOSED1 .JEFF!· -···I GUESS +1E'S OUT! JUDGE PARKER ' By Harold Le Doux MOON MULLINS I M.llST APM.IT THAT WE'vE VOii MAVENI WEVEIZ MAP AN EMPl.OVEE SEEN "MV- ME~E AT SPEWCER FAR'MS Tl-HNG VET, WJTH AU YOU£ TALENTS, MISS SPENCER! Mlt 0.NE! M~. PRIVE~! IT .. 1r·s 600P ro $EC YOU A6AIN ! SAM! I I PIPN'r TMtNK Plt)NT MEA.lt YOU M-'P. "-B&EV ~ .. YOU C.OME I MOPE I PIPN'T IN.' INTElc:lc:UPT lr.NY-r_.'-~ nu N6 ! ~ VOi.i'l l EXC..USE ME. t 'C> BETTE~ 6ET TO TME ICITCMEN ! PLAIN JANE By Frank Bagins~ _ ANIMAL CRACKERS ii-IE ~E.SSAE:.e f=~~\S F INALLV6ETTIN6 KRO~! I DAIL y CROSSWORD ... by ' A. POWER I ACRO~S l Capital of SaLJ<11 Arabia & Dnr of a fl<ghl of strps ll Prtv•ous to 14 Otc~ in f1ntry 15 N1nier 1:a1 ortf•t 16 f!tm1ss 17 Fam il y group lS E~haos\1vt ZO Wa1dtrtrs 12 f,, rtpllle, Dial. 2J Unittd nativt 25 Th111 merr'()1ants betwetn sort tissue mas se s 2S M~ri: Informal 29 P1tc~er --·· Nrwhoost1 30 MelOOramat1c behav ior 32 Stay 45 COSl!lftit 46 Pi ~lt\ 4q Boy's riickname SO Fem inine tit le of tOLlllfSY 54 Singer SS Evrrg•etns 5& Metal m1d11t 58 High· glri 60 P!1n1 container 63.Mtl!X:hes && Pr oct~s Sufi•~ f,7 Our. Fre11c h &8 Ahura ········: Zor OilSlrlan de11v &q Feeling ~f adm11at1oi1 7C\ Vac~tt a cl1a1r 71 Gannent lt~tu" DOWN 1110. hill 8 AQ~•nst: P1elix ii N~t ivp of: Sufi·~ 10 ~ounded 5 15 71 38 City of England •o Egypt ian nal1ve •l Cer!a111 44 K111d of resonantly 9~mbl,.r 11 Best nitmbtrs ~7 Souoidtd 12 Bird th'-hOr" 13 P11l forlh 48 Now1 t11d1ng l~ Sin~ downward 50 The Blac~ Zl "Tllf Drath Hand of ___ .. 51 Admit 23 Fa~rs I Plrcps or floor Z4 Intrigue 52 Un!qua led 53 Place for covtring 2& Bound PERKINS MISS PEACH . ' ' ' ASLEEP IN Cl.ASS ~IN ! ALWA'VS SLEEPING! WHAT A WA'\/ TO SPEND ONE'S YOUfl-4 ! OON'T WORR'l- Hf'LL GRADUAT'E, GETA JOB AND IC:ETtr<:E, CAf.l>.>ED 1.AU6HTER' IS Dfi!IVllJGJ Me Norsl L.JKE E.VEl!:VONC CLSE", WHEN HE.'S 65 ... • .. l 1M FOfitEVf~ LOSING MY BALL .• ')'OUIRE, ]/.{~ P~O, -'0~·· Wl-IAT1S YOO!< .ADVICE ? WHq iil 'THC: ~L.D Ml.)Sf 'fHIO(,/ ADC llJSlJL.T TO tllil"OR<i, B<i ADDllJG A l.AU611 ~ACK ? By John Miles nit S'IANGl WOltlO By Mell n4AT1S ASSUMING 50ME80DV WAKES H1M UP W~fN HE'S 6'1-y,. ••• ) ),~ MR.MUM ONE NEVER GOr {II U5 NO GAL.~:'! / By Charles Barsotti By Gus Arriola By Ferd Johnson By Roger BoUen ... HOW ei..~e IS "IHE. v1eWER E'OllJ6 TO KOCW ITS A COMEDr.>? 00 I [] " ' J4 Lll'!l1ted by 11me l' Luria1ics 42 Bt lov rd: 2 words 2 Sin 27 Pea~ stor ing h~y 55 Untamtd 3 Collon fabrit 30 Piles 11p 57 Strong dfslres DENNIS THE MENACE 43 livt away lrom the m~ste•'s d0"11Cl!t . 2 111ord\ l • .. 7 • I Sl ,. • ; • John---·: 31 Shadow bo~t s S' Deadr" Oisco~e,~r 33 E~pire of Capp 35 Gold · Sp, .. ,, " " • 70 " • 36 Set LIP a stand~n1 proctdlll"t 37 Wrath • " " • " ~l "Nonsrnse'" b2 Peseta : Ab~1. &4 Proftss iooal group: f,,bb1 . &5 Was in " • " STEVE ROPER $JoiE Dlt>IJT l\AV.E TO PAY MY WAY l+.I, PEGGY.'-! WOUl D"1'T 'IVAMTA BUY TiC:<ETS FOfl ALL T~E CHICKS, BUT·" PEANUTS IT'S OKAY. WICE"/ ~ ARE GREATLY IH YOUR: DEBT/ By Saunders and Overgard ' I CfRTAINl..Y HAVE, CMIEF.1 I GOT IT lr.i By Charles M. Schulz 0 -I I 0 · .. : . = Orange Coast Area Men • Ill U.S. Air Force Sergeant Tlmotby G. Baskin, son of Mr. and Mra. Wil\lam Baskin, 4606 • Cortland Drive, Corona del Mar. bu been decorated with hi.s ael"Olld award of the Air Medal at Pope AFB, N.C. Sergeant Baskin, an aircraft Joadmaster, wa1 cited for his meritorious achievement wh ile assigned at Ching Chuan Kang AB , Tai~·an. He demonstrated out.standing airmanship and courage on successful and Im· portant missions completed under hazardous conditions. He is now al Pope with a .unit of the Tactical Air Com· mand which provides combat units for air support of U.S. ground forces . The sergeant has serv!<I in the Republic of Vietna1n. Republlc of Korea. He Is a 19&7 ~aduate of Sergeant Banner, an air Corona del Mar High. School, .,. traffic control technician is Newport Beach. -. d 1 .1 f th ·,. U.S. Air Force Technical Sergeant David G. Banner, son of P..fr. and Mrs. Charles G. Banner of 31985 Virginia Way, South Laguna, has Ht· rived for duty at Osan AB, ass1gne o a uni o e ir Force Co mmunications Service y,•hich provides global communications and air traf· fie control for the USAF. He previously served at George AFB. OAJL y PlLOT i I Service Around the World Ruollld Baroe1, son of the late Melvln Barnes and Dolly Barnes of 5.152 Shields Drive, J1untington Beach, has bcoo prpmoted to Spec. 5. He is Jervlng wllh Company A, 13th Service and Supply Battalion in Seoul, Korea , as a computer optrator, Spec. 5 Barnes Is a graduate of Marina High School. U,S. Air F'orce Staff Ser- geant Harold T. Grab1m, aon of f\.lr . and Mrs. Harold W . Graham, 1614 Whittier St .. 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I PICO wt 1"'212 IAHl'A AMA Kl 74#71 IANYAft ........ f44.I011 IANTA MMC.\ a W711 VAlllf PO 3•14&1, fl4tal20 VUMOtn' PL f·lt11 l • : . . • ' I J! OAlLV PILOT S1turday, M11y l.5, 1971 .. Horoscope: Lihrans Experience Strong Creative p..-ge ' SUNDAY, your time. Patien .. 't now Is tio.Nhip js due. You will eel SCORPIO (0Ct. %3-Nov. 21): with relative during vl.isit. ralth. You will understand -i latt of financial affairs. You lest. Now, cycle improv• - most valuable ally. Legal af· teld, hard facts. Act on lhtm. Practical issues dominate. Sense or humor now would be soon. may be dut for surprise -or by June you will feel ·Ukt a MAY 16 fairs will straighten out if you Don't delude yourself. Overcome tendency to make of great aid. Be versatile. AQUARIUS (Jan. 10-'f cb. pleasant variety. Av o 1 d new person. Accept opo By SYDNEY O~lARR wait. Avoid argument with LIBRA (Sept. 2S-Oct. 22): changes merely for sake of Give full play to inquisitive 18): You may be preoccupied needless apprehension. Some portwiity to make socla1 etift.o matt, close associaie. '1\1.rn Creative urge i! strong. You change. Measure a cl i o '1 s. nature, but don't pry. with thoughts, ambitions. But skeletoiu in closet may rattle, tacts. You have earned 'riJht Leo ls NIOdaled w1U1 Ille other cheek.. You w i 11 can provlde pleasure for Improve domestic ttlatio:ii. CAPRICORN (Dec. %Wai1• don't neglect one who has but don't worry. to gnater happineas. bact •DIS kart. Nadvei of thls ullimately ·gain. others and yourseU. Key is What appears an obstacle is 19): Review fut ure plans. traveled in order to see you . IF TODAY IS Y 0 UR :!:. c•:, Ht~!:!~ • U::;t ':r~ VIRGO (Aug. !3-Sept.. 22): willingness to give and ex· but temporary in nature. Cb.eek: money requiremeni.,. Be amiable. Exchange ide!l.s. BlRTllDA Y you tend to be .,ir":.i!:i":. ~o:o':y::=t ll:::=:!~ ·~ You may be at tributing press. Get rid of emotional SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22· Se aware of details, fine print. If perceptive, you gain mucn. studious, al times stubborn. ~°'°"'!"."'~~ bl~ttT':! • =:: become recklest. Failgue can qualities to others which thoy armor. Get new lease on lile. Dec. 21): Take care during You are due for break in right PISCES (Feb. l~March 2-0): But you also are loyal. You tr; om.,, Book111, t11t DA•LY fttLoT, rob Leo of cool, rtasonhic d t T l of la You deserve 1·l. short 1·ourneys. Don't argue di ti K · •-k ·" F' II b d. cl "· be lb h Li I Box »•o. Gt•nd ,..,,. •• St1tl9n.. N..,.. po•·er. Of all tbe slrns, Leo 111 __ •_oo_JIO':._"'_'_· _., __ •_re_-___________________ c_ __ r_e_c_on_._..c•Y_tS_w __ ee..cp:._w_• __ a_m__:y_m_e_m __ '_'-'-'-""-"--'~-'-'--'" __ r_1JU_::g_e_m_o_on_o __ v;_"'_·_•_.v_. '-"-"-· ----- ont wbJch requ.lrt1 sufficient rest; the~ penou seem to "bura •P" eDUp. Leo Is a flrt sip and can buns the can. dk at bo~ ends. 'lbtlt pttlOIU are ta Utt 10, ah•l)'I ,IU(ly for a show -ready to &ee or perform. Ufe weuld be dull wU.hoat Leo. ARI~ (Marth 21-April 19): Some friends are aggressive. You want action. not mere promises. This puts many on defensive. To cover up, tht>y become pugnacious. Realize this and hold your own fire. TAURUS (April 20-~tay 20); One who seems to constantly complain has your best in· terest at heart. Don't play games with security. Initiate necessary changes. Discard outmoded method!!. GEMINI (May 21.June 20): One close to you once again proves Jriendship. Be ap· preciative. Purchase mean- ingful gift to show gratitude. Entertain at home. Be \\ilh those who share interests. Avoid those who cry. CANCER (June 21.July :!~/: You get action in financial area. What was tied up in dispute becomes available . Don't deceive yourself. Get money's worth. Avoid squandering. Consult mate, partner. LEO (July %.>Aug. 22): Bide Pair Ll~ted For l:lonors Two U C L A engineering ~tudents from West Orange County have been named to the dean's bonors list They are: Raymond Woo or 9701 Tw1ledove Ave., Fountain Valley and Robert A. James Jr., 3302 Bounty Circle, Hun- tington Beach. De a th J\'otires BARKER l';•orw l . &1rter. AN 11, of ))t.5 1111cn11111, Cotti Mtfl. 01lt of de1tn, Ml• 14. Sw•vlYICI 0¥ w~, tJ!M rJ son. W, t Bl1cMnone, COiii Mn.: 1no1Mr, Nir1. St11i. 81r•tr, 81ktra· 1111<1; toortt or1nd<.l\lklrTn1 11• o•ell· 11r1...;u.11~n. Strvli:;es will bl l>eld Mon .. M1y 17, 11 3 o.m. 1! (l'o\/rcn <>I Our F1tMr, FtN'HI L""'' Cv11rtt1. 11..... Dick OllfllaP olllcl1rln1 1111 l •o10Wdr Mor1111rY. Olr..,;too. · BOYER Mlbel I. P.nvl!' ..... 11, of ll:ltt AHi lint. H1mllnD!oil lle9cll. 01!1 of dlll~. MIY U. S11rvl ¥1'd RIV llltlhind, Sunw! E. BovPr; """· Roblf1 WV-I CltUV,,_ l•r, Oorol"• G1n1 II .,1r>ddlllfr"'; l\ vr11t-i1r~nddlll<lrlft. S.n1lctt. ~ <11v, l PM. 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'The confidence of the opposition bub. bles forth in statements for press can· 11.1.mptioo such as Wendell P. Rosso's: "If the track isn't wet today. they're all gonna be eating the dust of my horse (lmpetuositf)." Impetuosity finished 13th ln the Derby. Other Derby horses back for another crack at CaJ10nero JI are Frank Cald· welt's Jim French, second In the Derby and the early favorite here; Calumet Farm's Eastern Fleet. fourth in the Der· by and the ea rly third choice for the Preakness; William A, Levi11's Bold Rea- son, third in the Derby, ind Charles Fritz' and Betty Sechrest's Vegas Vic, sixth i.n the Derby. Others entered for the J.3/16-mile sec· ond leg of the triple croWYt series are Peter Kissel's Executioner. the Flamingo winner who is the second favorite; Gu- 1tave Rina:'• SOund Off ; J. McCloy Davia' Royal JD ; Walter O. Fletcher's Spout. On Tl' Toda11 Cflaanel Z at Z:40 j11g Horn and Brookmeade Stable's Limit To Reason . lf all 11 start, each under 126 pounds, the gross purse will be '189,900 with $137,400 to the winner. A crowd of 40,000 is expected with a Voss' Homer Paces Brewers To 4-1 ·Victory Over Angels Ul'I T"811111 GLAMOUR BOY -Joe Namath, the glamour boy quarterback of the New York Jets has ~rown hairy over the years. He is tJictured (upper Jeft) aft~r arriving 1n the Big City from. the University of _Alaba~a in 1965. Next with a Fu Manchu beard in 1968; for a movie role Jn 1970; and Oower right) as he appeared recently when he had his cast ·removed. B011stota ltavitatimaal Scran1bling Green Holds , One-stroke Golf Lead HOUSTON (AP) -''If you can't wamble, you don't belong out here." said Hubert Green, possibly one of the best 1cramblers of them all. : The 24-year~ld tour rookie. who has treatened strongly in the three last tournaments. scrambled oul of all sorts of trouble and took the !lec<>nd round l~d in the $125,000 Houston Champions In vit8- tional Golf Tourname nt friday. Green, WiMer or $34,300 already this year. had 1 second round 69, despite pul- ling one shol in the water, visiling the pinewoods several times and ambling in and out of six sand traps. "I was in so many traps l was begin- ning to feel like Lawrence of Arabia." drawled the Birmingham, Ala. native,,a Florid• State graduate who joined the pro tour late last year. He had a 36 hole total of 137, five under par on the tough, 7, 166 yard Champions Golf Club course, a tree-lined layout thal tent the fint round leaders reeling back in the pack and posed a variety of pro- blenui: for pretourney favorite Arnold Palmer. · next shot, well, you'll probably hit that or:ie bad too and il just ~oes on and on. "You can get mad, but get it out or your system. You can't let it bother you.'' He gave a rema rkable demonstration of his philosophy as he came out of trou· ble time and again . He three-puled once, then promptly birdied the next hole . He pushed a dr ive deep into the woods. but hit a fantastic recovery 5hot and made birdie. He bogeyed the first two holes. then bounced back with birdies on two or the next three. • Eecond •0<.md l•1otr1 In l~! llS,000 H01,11lon (IQtnploM lnvl!lliOl\ll OOll toum.mtnl. Huti.rt Grff"! Ml • ff -Ill Homol'•OJ ei.oc11 10 • 6t -1:11 O•vt Hiii 11) • 6f -llf O!!Will Wtt "'°' 1'D • 6f -13' •·81M ,,_,,.... 111 • '' -13' en; Chi JlDC1•!1ue1 PO. 70 -uo Georve ..t.•ther n · '' -uo John Mllltr 1l . •1 -1'0 Terry 0111 n ... -UO Frt'CI M•'1; n · 6t -1'1 GlllllY Gl!blort 10 • 1--141 I.Oii Gr•h.tm 72 . 6t -l•t eulldv •rn~ TJ. '9 -u1 enb Murphv ••. 13 -10 c.naJu Cood~ V • 70 -,,, L•rrv Hl~j.Ol'f 61 ·TS -1d John khle1 n · •• -1" ICermll la•ltY 61 • 1! -lt1 eo11 !rnllt'I n . 70 -10 Date Oovut11 n · n -10 To"' Yl•lskol>f n · 11 -UJ •...O-l!s 1m1t•ur. Crowd of · 27 ,420 Watch Halos Fall ' Below .500 Mark By ROGER CARLSON 01 "'9 O•ll'I l'llool Shff 'There are times 'A'hen it just does11't pay 10 give things away. l\.1aybe it's con· taglOUS. The California Angels enliced a crowd of 27,4.20 at Anaheim Stadium Friday night with' free caps -and i11 the process handed the visiting Milwaukee Brewers a 4-1 American League baseb.111 gift. They'll try again tonight (8) wi1h a coAventiOllal offerin& in hopes of getting back on the right track in their race behind AL West leader Oakland, which is 611.. games ahead of the sagging HalOl!i. Andy Messersmith (f..4.) will be on the Angel Slate All G•mtt tn KMl'C (711) MtY 15 -Al>lt'-YI, Mltwaull~ M•Y 16 -Aneal1 Y5. M!!w1ulu!I 1:55 • "'· l:!S •·"'· 7:SS •.m. M•v 11 -At>teli vs. Mlnne:IOl'I moulld for California against Milwaukee'!! Lew Krause (1·3) in an attempt lo im· prove the A111gels' 17-18 mark . Prior to Friday the Angels had held special events giving away such prize!! as pennants and bats besides camera day. On each occasion the Califonuans bombed OUL For Bill Voss, however, il was an e11- peciatly satisfying night Voss, an ex-Newport Harbor High and Orange Coast College performer, ~\urn· ed to AAaheim Stadium for the first time s'ince being traded by the Angels to fl.1il· waukee. The former part-time Halo starter got the fir'st. hit of the nfght for the WisCon- sin finn' in tbe fi{tb inning, strokiJJg Toin 1\furphy's 3-1 offerlng oyer the right field fence to give his mates a 1--0 lead. It was his fourth homer of the year - 31 club high. Later he walked with the bases load- ed and added a single still later lo his personal total s. ''You always want to do well aga inst someone who has traded you away." said Vos~ in the Brewers' dressing room. fl.,ilwaukee manager Da ve Bristol was Impressed with Voss' nih y performance, saying. "t-e was right on every ball - itnd Mel Queen was throwing hard. Bill even looked good when he walked." The Halos spotted Milwaukee three runs through !ix innings. and then the visitors added :ln insurance marker in the seventh with the aid of Angel mis· cues -physica1ly and mentally. Relief pitcher Queen aided Milwauktt by allowing rookie pitcher Bill Parson!! aboard on his throwing error. Then first baseman Ji;n Spencer field- ed Mike Hegan's one-out bouncer and casually put him out unassisted at first v.'hile Rich Auerbach scooted borne v..·ith a gift run. "It wu simply a mailer c( being manager Harold " he&H Now is lhel.im asleep or av.•ake ," grumbled Angel<'s m a!lee-p or awake." grumbled Angel!! manager •larold "Lefty" Phillips arter· ward co~rning Spencer's sin. Ken McMullen and John Stephenson were the 011ly bright spots for the Angels . McMullen had three hits including :i pair oC doubles while Stephenson kept his hot streak alive with two singles. The)' accounted for five of the Halos' six safeties. 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Canontro If was purchased for $1,!00 by a bloodstock dealer at the Keeneland fall yearling sales. The colt aRd two other horses then were purchased by Pedro Baptist• of Venezuela for $60,000. Bap- lista's son-in.law, Edgar Caibett, i.s the owner of record for Canonero 11 who has done most or ltis racjng in Venetuela. C.nontro l1 1alloped f)-1day mo<nln1 and a veteran clocker commenJed, '1He really looked in crtat ahapc. He came Dack o• the bit." Jim .li'rench also was out for a gallop a~ later his trainer, John Cami», aald, .. This horse is IO Jood that I am afraid Lo let up on him. J mJC}lt never get blm back to his present form." Jim French wlll buak from the out· side pol'lt ul'lder Eddie Maple whJle Call'- onero II will ao OUL of gate No. 9 under Juan Arias. The field ror today'a 11$0,~added ' , Preakness 1t 1 3116 miles 1t PimUco: . '" ....,... >tcll•J' ""' a... I,~ Ott ll•U1i1r le.1 t. t.1m;1 to lilt•-VtleMUel IJ.I J, lmolluotllr Gwrlft , .. , ' V"tl Vic Hlnttlt 111-t s. 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Sports in Brief Walker New Oiler A.D.; Cage, Hockey Title Games Anteaters Get Magnuson Set for Tube The A~ basketball championship 1Jld Don Walker has been appoint.eel athletic director and physical education depart· ment chairman at Huntington Beach High School th·e DAILY PILOT has learn- ed exclusively. \Valker. varsity baseball coach at the Oil City schoo l, has resigned that position to assume the administrative role. Me takes over the dual role after athletic director Ken Moats and PE department chairman Elmer Combs stepped down to concentrate on thei r in· dividual !football and basketball) sports. No successor has been named !or the baseball vacancy. The Fonner two-time All-Pac 8 lhird baseman guided the Oiler baseball team for six years. His most successful individual product Is Jack Brohamer. currently in the Cleveland Indians' organitation. He's a former Marine Corps first lieutenant and has had coaching ex· -perience at Hawthorne and Westminster High before Huntington. He prepped at Washingtoo (l.J:ls Angeles) High before going on to El Camino Junior College. UC Berkeley and Ca l State (Long Beach. \Valker, wife Caroly n and five child ren resiOe in ffuntington Beach. • ~10911111011 to IJC I Scott ~1agnuson, a former All.CIF sta r al Troy High in Fullerton under UCI frf.llhman coach Jerry Hulbert and a starter at the University of Minnesota last rail before he broke his ank1e. has signed a Jetter or intent to attend Jrv.ine to complete hi!! college eligibility. MagnU30n became discouraged .after breaking his ankle in Minnesota after he had made the starting lineup as a sophomore . He dropped out of school at the semester break. He played tive games at Fullerton ,Junior College this spr ing and was being sought by a number of four-year schools including the University of the Pacific, Southwest l.J:lu islana, Denver 21nd Utah. The 6-lJ I,? C1!ntcr will have Lo redshirt for • year before becoming eligible for competition at UCJ. He will then have hvo years of varsity play rema ining. Also signifying their Intentions of al· tending UCI in the fall are outstanding prep stars Dave Stroud (6-5) of La Serna High in Whittier and Jerry Maras of Pacifica High. another 5-S prospect. • l~nver, E t1to O•••fe d TEHRAN, Iran -P.1arty Riessen and Arthur Ashe ousted Rod Laver and Roy Emerson in the men·s s I ng I e 11 quarter£1nals of the $50 ,000 Aryamehr tennis' tournament Fniday. Ries.sen, of Evanston , 111., stopped Corona del Msr·s Laver 6-4. 6-4 and Ashe4" of Richmond. Va., beat Newport Beach's Emuson S-3, S-2 in matches witnessed by the Shah and members of the royal fami- ly. • Roekets J\latne Whiter SAN DIEGO -Tex Winter. head basketball coach at the University of \Vashington for the pa st three seasons, was named Friday head coach of the San Diego Roc kets of the National Basketball Associabion. \Vinter replaces Alex Hannum. who left San Diego and took over as coach and general manager of the Denver Rockets of the rival American Basketball Association shortly after the. 1970-71 season. • Liquori, Ryun Duel PHILADELPHIA -Marty Liquori says he's confident, not cocky ; ag- gressive, not a trouble maker ;' as nervous as lhe next guy before 1 race. not icy calm. Liquoil'lt, a 'A'ell-spoken~young student of finance at Villanova, look time from training for his blg ra ce Sunda y against Jim Ryun to dispel his public ~mage. The two clash in the mile at the M•rlin Luther game!!. lhe Stanley Cup hockey series could botll come to an end this weekend with tele- vision sports fans viewing tbe action. The ABA sixth game is bei11g played in Louisville with the Ut3h Stars holdins a J.2 game .advantage over the hosL Ke~· l~cky. Colonels. Channel 2 brings t1'lt aa- tion hve today begi11nlng at IL The Ladies PGA golf classic from La• Vegas should hypo interest in next week. end's Suzuki • Jnter11a1ionale a.s Los Coy- otes Country Club of Orange County. Channel 9 brings the aclion today al 2 alld Sunday at 1:30 from the Desert Inn o! Las Vegas. Dodger baseball is on the air on Cba!l- nel 11 today at 12:55 and Sunday at the same hour. Game of the week is the Ba'- limore Oriole.Boston Red Sox game ;~ day at l I: IS on Cha1111el 4. ; Second leg of racing's triple crown, J}le Preakness, can be seen today at 2 ·on Channel 2 with the Hollywood Park fea- ture race, the '50,000 Caballe ro Stakei. on Channel 5 at 5. Channel 7 will bring a pair of auto races. Wide World of Sports fea!ures ttiP. Rebel 400 from Dar lington today at 5 and S1,u1day it will be the Alabama 500 stock car race live at 12:30. Kermit Zarley and Larry Hinson. \Vh<l shared the 13 hole lead, each took a 75 for 142. Palmer also had a 75 and was well back at 146. Homero Blancas, 1 Houston native playing before his hortletown fan s, was just one stroke off the pace , firing a 68 for 138. Blond Ben Crenshaw. 1 ll·ye1r~ld A!Tlateur ·who is a frtshman at the Univenlty of Tex11, barged ihto con· tentlon with 1 f9 for 139. Streaking Giants Down Dodgers, 8-4 "I'm 1 little apprehensive about tomor- row," admitted CreMhaw. who is seeking to become the fi rst ,amateur to win a regular tour event since Doug Sandel"$ captured the 195& Canadian Open . Crenshaw wu tied for third wtth Dave Hill and Dewitt We1ver. Weaver had a 69 and Hill a 70. "You c1n't pen1lize your~lf by letting a bad shot bother you,'' said the lean, dark-haired G~n. '"that bad shot Is history. If you Jet i1 bother you on your ' SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Tito Fuentes' two-run single &parked a five- .run rally in the seventh inning that car. rled the streaking San Francisco Gianta to an M victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers Friday nighL The Giants' fourth 1traight victory widened their lead in the National League West to nine games. Walks to Bobby Bonds 3nd Wiiiie McCovey started the seventh Inning rally against relievtr Pete Mikkelsen, 3-Z. and Ken Hendttson's run-scoring slngle pro- duced a 4-4 tie. Third baseman J im Lefcbvrc's throw· ing: error loaded the bases and Ful!ntes blooptd a tw~nm .single to center. Alan Gallagher followed with a run-scoring single and Fuentes al&o scored on 1econd On TV Toda11 Cfl•nnel 11 at 12:55 baseman Bill Ruasell's error on the relay. A aea!On-high San Francisco m1Wd or 30,862 watched the Dodgers: take a Z-0 flr!I. inning lead on singles by Maury Wills and Bill Buckner, Willie Davi!!' run- scoring doUblt and Richie Allen's run· scoring grounder. 'Ille Giants came right back with two in the bottom of the first on Chris Speier's first major league home run and Willie ,,.fay's eighth homer of the season and 636th of his career. Bondll singled, stole secood and scored on McCovey's single for 3.z San Fran- cisco lead in the third, but a walk and Duke Sims' tw~run homer sent the Dodgers •head ..S In the !ourth. Jerry Johnson picked up his ntth vic- tory against one loss in relief or rookie Steve Stone. W(l!I, 11 11/Qlnt•, rl W, Ofvl1, ti It. A11tfl. II w. l'•rt<.,, lb ...... L''"'°''' lb Gtr~1y, .1b MlkkllWI, I Mt llll'. llft Dew"lnl, ,. ";~· ?D c .~ .• ~ t t ' llW • 1 I I • I I O ' • ' l ' e I I J ' 0 • ' I I 7 ' • 'l • J • 0 0 I t I I I O I I 1 I I I I I I I I ' I 0 IAll ,ltANCltCO ~1 ... , 1$ ---.......... 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OAILY P'ILOT 1'111'9 ~, a1c111rtl KMlll•r Hy pothetical Meet Sunset Spike Stars Rated No. l in CIF By PHIL ROSS 01 111• PlllY 'O•t IMlf The power-laden Sunset Lt11ue has emerged as both tht CIF and Orange County champion• in the DAILY PILOT'• annual hypothetica l, ifllerleague prep traek and field competition. Jn the pair or on-paper meeta based on winning marks compiled in league finals meets throughout the CtF and county the past two we.eks, the Sunset loop came up a decisive victor in both. Winni ng marks by spikers in the Sunset final• garnered the circuit a 3l-2i epge over the r unnerup Coast League in . the hypothetical CIF meet while the Sunset posted a ~"h-39 advantage over the Freeway and G.irden Grove le.agues in tht county on::paper spikefest. Closest cou nty loop behind the Sunset in the CIF meet ·was sixth place Garden Grl,)ve with 15 7/'10 points. · ln order in the CIF scoring the other county leagues were Irvine (8th), Orange (loth), Crestview (14th ) and Freeway (J:ith). The Sunset loop picked up CIF first place points in the two mile and shot put with Santa Ana's Marc Genet (9:12.1) and Newport Harbor's Mark St.evens (62- l) prevailin( in those two events. W -t: Moore (25-2 ); 2. Sunset fU- lV,); 3. Santa Barbara County (23-l l; 4. R.io Hondo (22·11Ya); &. Orange 12.2-8¥,). ' PV -I. Tie Bay ( 16-lll and Camino Real (15--0\: 3, Orange 114-9 V,); 4. Tit Sunset (14-6) and Freeway ( 14-6). SP -I. Sunset ( 62-1 l; 2. Camino Real (61-73,,); 3. Coaiit (68-9); 4. Bay (S7-9%); 5. Santa Fe (:i&.9 1r1l. OT -1. Irvi~e tl57-6"h): 2. CrWvJew (155-9): 3. Whltm ont !154-0); 4. Orange (149-ll !h); 5. Garden Grove (1 4>6\!). Final Scoring : I. Sunset '31 ); 2. Coast f26 ); 3. Sanla Barbara County (22\!); 4. Bay 120 J/5): 5. Foothill (19); 6. G~en Grove (157/10); 7. Moor~ tlS) I. lrvme (131i2): 9. Camino Real (131; 10. Orange tl2 l tS); 11. Sk y (II 1/5); 12. San Antonio (IQ',~): 13. Sierra (6): 14. crtstview (5 ): 15. Freeway (4Vr): 16. San Gabriel Valley !4): 17. Citrus Belt (3Y.a); 11. Pioneer (3 115): 19. Whllmont (3); 20. Rio Hondo (2); 21. Santa Fe(!). Hypothetical Oran1e County Meet 100 -. I. Tie Garden Grove (9.8) ll'Jd Orange (9.8); 3. Sunset (1.9); '· Tie Crestview (10.0) and Freeway (10.0). 220--1. Orange 121.8); 2. Sun.set (22.tl: 3. Freeway (22.1); 4. Irvine (22.f ): 5. Crestview (22.5). 440-1. Garden Grove (48.8); 2. Irvine (49.2); 3. Sunset 149.3); 4. Freeway (49.5); 5. Orange (50.9\. ::NOT~I DAME RUNNER SLIDES INTO SECOND BASE AHEAD OF LATE THROW TO UNIVERSITY'S PH IL HANCOCK. MIKE BUE BACKS UP PLAY A pair of top fin ished were •c· compli!hed by the Irvine with Corona de) Ma,r halfmil@r Nick Rose 11 :55.6) and Lo! Alamitos disc us thrower Richard Erh1rd ( 157-61~) healing out the competitio n In their speci1ltles. 880--1. Irvine fl:55.6); 1. Sunset 11 :57.3): 3. Fr@eway <1:53.31: f . <:ran1e (1:59.0J: 5. Crestview (1:5!1.2). ' ' ' .Errors Hurt Trojans, 11-2 . . . By RON EVANS o(,... D•llr ,.,,., U•H University'• nedgling Trojans exited from the CJF A baseball playoffs in the biat round Friday but most of the pro- hlems were the Trojans' own doing as the}' got dumped by Riverside's Notre name High, 11·2. in a ragged matdlup al UC .Irvine's diamond. M'ueh like the University basketball team which had earned a CIF A playoff berth, the Trojan diamond squad was ~liminated in the initial salvo and ended l)p:wHh 1 final 7-16 record, the same &!I ihi cagers. ," Jf.wa~ a bitter pill lo swallow for coach \(en Tratar'• Trojan nine , which outhit • Arrowhead League runnerup TI!Bil.!I 'by I JU count •. )iowever, in 1pite of their edge in the -.uing depertment, the Trojans also b.oie up with a seasonal high of 1even error1 and Ut.er11ly threw the cont.ell out Utt window . Tars Down Oilers In fact, all seven University miscues were either the result of overthrows ot tosses which pulled fielders or! the bag. Along with Trojans' flippant field perfonnance, Notre Dame put together nine stolen bases, six walks, a pair of run-producing sacrifice flies. and two sacrifi ce bunts with the six safeties. Compounding the Trojan dilemmas were the II baserunner!I left stranded by University hitters, six in the first two in· nings. Th e Titans wasted no time by platin g four runll ln the top of th@ first, with the biggest blow being a seemingly harmless blooper barely inside the left field line \\'hich scored a pair. With Notre Dame carrying a 6--0 ad- vantage lnlo the bottom of the third frame. the Trojan!! finally made hay oul of all the runners they were pultlng on the basepetm with two Lallles In tha t allnta. Trojan starting pitcher Rick Ptregud -; V ikes Belt Lions, 8-1; ' Face Chnffey. Tuesday ' .. ... ·Marina Hi!lh receivtd a midnight-hour feprieve from th@ Santa Ana Sainl.3 and 9\ded up in second place In the final lunset Lt ague baseba 11 standings as a fe~ult of Friday's curtain-closing action. ~ Wh ile !he \1ikings of coach Ra y Allen were socking host Westminster, 8-1. the Sil.Na dealt a 3-2 upset to Loara and thu.!I vaulled Marina into sole possession of !.he runnerup spot. At the same time. visit in g Newport Harbor culminated a disastrous season for th@ Huntington B@ach Oiler.!! with an 11-0 thumping of the Oil City nine . )farina enters the CIF AAAA playoff.!! 'rut11day by faring Citru11 Bell League co. champion Chaffey ~I 1·3J and its are rigKthander Bill Da vison 114·1 01·era!l ) at .Ontarlo"a John Gall'in Park in a 3 p.m. ~test. '.·The Vikings got a second consecuti1•e ti.lnR:up mound job from freshman riahty Grtg Foaler, who hurl~ six innings and ·PfCked up the wln befGre being relieved by l<.Jrk Ellison. • Mtrlna carried a 4-1 ad vanl.age into the ;top of the seventh inning , when it addl!d ~our more runs for rood measure. · _Marin1'a first 1trlke·lt·rich slanta was ... :Times Am1ounced -For Tour11ament : When the UC Irvine base ball team ,open11 play In the NCAA We~tern At1ional lournament 111 San Fernando ~Valled Slate College Friday 11.•i1h Puget 'Sotin \\\'ash.), coach Gary Adams' iCll.ar&~ will bt playing the first game of tbt three-day tourney be:g1nning 1t 11 •'~lock. . .Host SF'VSC will fa~ Uni1 ersily of San 0~10 In th@ second game on opening day 1l 1ppro1!m1tely 1 o'clock. 11µ-ee games are scheduled Sa:lurda y '"ith tht first d1y lokrs meelln1 at in 1.m. The winner$ meet at I ind a third game bttween the 10 o·ctock winner 1nd the J o'clock lostr 'A-·111 be pl•yed 11 S.30. On Sund1y, 1c1Jon geL, u11der w1y at noon with the undere1t.cd !tam pl1ylng the 'f"inntr of Saturday's fln11I g•me. tr a H.vtnth 11me Ii necwary, it will follow the 11 o'cJ()(.k outing tht third with Brock Pemberton chasing mates Dave Campbell 11nd Mike Be1ttie with a double. The Vikings added two more 1fter there were two out11 in !he fifth. Fosler singled . n1"'ovrd to se('()nd on Campbell 's single and scored on a ba~e hit by Beattie. Campbell then scored on a \Vestminsler error after Rod Brown had walked. Marina put together bai;e hits by Brown, Campbell and Pembe rton. a do u- ble by Beatt)e, Bob Witt 's l!lacritice fly and another Lion misrue for the quartet of seventh-inning tallies. Westm inster acrounted for u~ run in the fifth wi!h Mike Tessier com ing arross on Bob Nodhtnd'a two-bagger afler the former had si ngled . movrd In second on an error and to third on a wild pitch. 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" • • To!llt • ' " ' lffr• lh' lftftllltf ' • +;fttr• Otrnt "' "' I -11 • u111wro1ty .. ~ . -' " CIF Playoff s Next for MD • ' ' After 3-2 Win By HOWARD L HANDY 01 111<t Dl llJ 1'!111 i .. 11 ~later Oe i"s ~1onarchs re ign nver ~e· cond place in the An~us Lt-ague final baseball standings 9ft.er com ing from behind lo defeat kingpin Bishop Amat Friday afternoon. 3-2. in a makeup game on the winners' home diamond. Tuesdav artf!l'noon the ·""lonarchs !ra1·cl to North Torrance to 1nee.t that school 1n First round ~rF playoff competillon. Nort h Torrance will play as the No. Z Ba.v League representative. Sophomore ri~hthander Neal Lend i1.on went all the 't'ay to post the. victory with the aid or a great fielding play by third baseman Chuck Adan1s and a homP n 1n off lhf! bal of his bal\er~·n1ate. Tnm Col· ta~t'. Lcnd izon "A'as the n1astcr. \\'i1h fe\1• ex- ceptions, as he struck out seven \l,nd gav~ up the same number of hit~. lie ~poltrd the vi~itoni a run on a pair of hits in 1hf! first and \\"orked his way efleehvr\y 011t or • bases·loaded jan1 in the sixth v.·ith two eagy fly balls to short center field. Ada1ns Sa\·ed a possible rally in the. rourth \\'htn he made a great backhand- ed stop of a herd sm ash orf the bat of Lou Hebert to end anothe r threat. With the score tied 1-1 in the sixth afte r .Jerrv Linnerl drovt AdamJ across '>'1th a doiible. Cottage unloaded a homer over the porch fence down th~ left field hnc. Gery Simpson was safe on an infie.h1 error, stol e second and scored on two er· rors by the An1al catcher to give Len- d11on !he e11.~hion he nf't'ded. :\!lHl1 .~core1I 11s fi nnl run in !hC' !np n( lhl' i<C'\"l'nth when .John Sciarra lnple11 ff"lr his 1h1rd hit nr the gan1e. 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Ml 0 -J &!"""'~' ' ' • ' • Area Jaycees Seeli Honors In Spil{ef est SAN DIEGO -Track and field hopefuls from Golden West, Orange Ola!t and Saddle.back colleges bid for hofiors today in the Southern Ca!iforni" JC pre lims at Balboa Stadiu m. Field events begin al noon "'"~th the first runn ing event set to go al I. Golde n West 11.•ill send the Jargtsl delegat ion to lhe prelims with quarter- miler Denn is ~!aas and distance ace Ter· ry r>.1cKt'Oll leading the wa~'. Ma11g set a SoCal Conference mark in !he 440 two weeks ago. clockin g 48.9 While r>.1cKenn captured the circuit . mile (4: 18.0l and· the thr~e-mile (14:37.6). Roth \1·ere records. The Rustlers crack 440 relay team of Dal"e Krys. Bill Kamp, r...taas and Dave Johnson 11.•ill also be favored to adv11nce to next Saturday's final s. Anothfr top Rustler entry is freshman ,Jack McQuown who finished second in hol h the conference 880 and mile runs. McQuown clocked 1:55.0 in the two-lap event and ran 4:2t3 behind McKean in the mile. Orange Coast's top entry ls its tnile relay foursome of Daryl Blood. Bill Van Note. Tim Owens and Ke vin Butler. The qua rtet clocked 3: 19.7 in the South Coast Conference finals two weeks ago. placiiig lit'<'Ond . Saddleback's 440 relay unit of Keith IHLorenro, Rick (:eddes. \\'all !'.filler and r.1 ike Jackson. al1Jng with long jumper .John "'1lliams. high jumpe.r Glenn Under'>'•ood and pole vaulter Barry At ... ·ood \\'ill be bidd ing for the firt11ls. The first four place. '>''inners in each fin;il ad1·anc@ 10 th<' slate meet, alon g 11,ith !he top four from the NortMrn California meet. Swift Tony Kn:y:rociak of Garden Grove earned the Garden Grove circuit a five. way first place deadlock In the 100 (9.8) and a two.way tie for No. l with the Coast League in the 440 148 .8). In an ironic twist of fate in the hyopthetical county meel, the Irvine League last yt:ar's county winner and se- cond i~ the CIF on-paper cl1mb1ke in 1970, ended up dead last In the '71 edition wlth 231,i, markers. In addlliOfJ to the Sun!et Freeway, Garden Grove ind Irvine setups. the other scorer! In the county meet were the Orange (JOY.I:) and Crestv:lew 1271,\) circuits. Hypothetical CIF Meet 100 -1. Tie Bay 1!1.1). Garden Grove (9.81, Orange (!I.II, P ioneer (1.8) and Sky ( 9.8). 220 -1. Coasl r21.0l; 2. Sao Antonio 121.5 1; s. Orange 121.8): 4. Sunset 122.0); s. Tie Citrus Belt (22.l) and f'Teeway (22.1) . 440 -I. Tie Coast f ~.I ) and Garden Grove (~.8); 3. Foothilt ·(49.0); f. Tie Irvine 149.2) and Sierra (49.ZJ. 880 -I. lrvirie 11 :·55.6): 2. Camino Real (\:SS.8): 3. Tie Foothill (1:56.51, Santa Barbara County (1:56.Sl 1nd Sierra (1:56.51. Mlle -1. ·Sant.a Barbara County 14:14.81: 2. Bay 14:18.0J: 3. Citrus Belt 14:19.91: 4. Garden Grove (4:21.1 ); 5. Crestview 14:22.1. l Two ~1ile -1. Sunset 19: 12 21: 2. "Foothill f9: 14.51: 3. Santa Barhara Coun· tv !9:18.21: 4. Garden r.ro ve (9:24.9\; 5. free'>'·av !9 :26.51. 120 HH -t. Sky 113.8): 2. Sanl11 Rarbara County ( 14.l)l: 3. Tie. San Anto nio (\4.3) and Sierra (14.31: S. Sunset 114.4). 180 LH -t . ,Say 119.0): 2. Santa Barbara Countv 119 I l: 3. Tie Sunset t 19.21. San AntOnio t l9.2l and Sky 11 9.2. I ·440 re!av -I. Coaxt (42.01: 2. Foothill ( 42.4 l: 3. 'sunset ~ 4Z.SJ; 4. f\1oore ~ 42.6): S. Free\\•ay ~42.81. Mile relav -l. Coasl 13 :20.71 : 2. Tie Sunsel (3:21.4) llnd foothill" (3:21.4 ): 4. San An tonio 13:23.21: S. Moore ll :Z4.71. H.J -I. Moore t6-8 V1\; 2. San Gabriel VaJley (S-7~); :!. Tie Foothill !6-7\ and Garden Grove r ~7 l: 5. Tie Freeway t&.6 ) and Santa Barbara Olunty (6-6 ). Ba,seball Standings A~1ER ICAN LEAGUE I East Division Ho~tnn 2n in Ra lt1more " " r\ew York " 15 IH'rrou " 16 \Va sh1ngton 14 " Cle\'e.land II 20 "'e1t Division Oa~!and 24 12 r>.l.innesota 24 16 An1el1 17 18 Ka nsas City 16 18 ~fil\l';tUke@ 13 17 Chicago 12 19 '•ld1v•1 •11u1t1 lln"P" 1 l!lll•mn" ~ Cl•v•'•"d l """' V~•I< 1 1-.,,n.ealo~ J. D•l•O•I 1 ~''"""'~'" • Cn.o•a~ l O•Oi•M l I(~""' CllV J ,,.,1 ... 1u~•, •. A.nt•lt I T"''" o ...... -'" -"' . Sil<) .... .4~ .358 .667 .515 .486 .4i! .<1J .387 2'> 5 51', 7 '" !'-' '" 7 8 '" .1.1,,,..~"''' r11r1unr 1 Jl •~11tt !Y.tllf'""1"' 1 I ~ Q~I O••I•"" 1Fu·111or• 1 •)I I "'" ... I ("Y lOll t •MM ' " c~oe•ve c ~ort••• o.n 11 1.1 ... .,.,.14 ,,..,,.... 1-n. botrelt 0ll ollth !-Jf I t W11Ml't'Oft !i "totJtnlMt• I· 1) nl1M (ltv,110\d l ~o1ttr J-11 t t N•w Ytr\ /llol\.,..ft I• " a11'<....,..t IM<~1!1y !-Jl II lot! ... lNttT 1·1). 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DEAN LEWIS 1966 HARBOR BLVD ., COSTA MESA Strvict i nd Parts for All lmpofttd Cira Modtrn Body Shop for All c .. r1 646-9303 Orange County's Largest and Most Modern Toyota 1.nd Volvo Dealer OVllJIAl DILIVl lY Sr lCIAllln Mile-I. Garden Grove (4:21.1): 2. Crestview (4:22.1); 3. lrvlnt (4:23.4)1 f . Sunset (4:23.5); 5. FreewaY, (4:23.8). Two mile-I. Sunset (!I : 12.2); 2. Garden Grove (9:24.91: 3. Freeway (9:26.5; 4. Crtstview !9:28.5): S. Irvine (9:37.4). 120 HH -1. Sunset (14.4); 2. Crestivew (14.7); 3. Freeway (14.9); 4. Tie Irvine (15.2) and Orange (15.2). 180 LH-1. Sunset (19.2): 2. Crestview (19.9); 3. Freeway (20.0); f . Orlllle (20.1): S. Garden Grovt (20.3). 440 relay-I. Swuet (42.5); 2. Freeway (42.8!; 3. Crestview (43.21; f. Garden Grovt {43.4); 5. Irvin@ {43 .5). HJ-I. Garden Grove (6-7 ); 2. Freeway (6-6 ) 3. Sunset (6-4 ); 4. Crestview (S.3%); 6. Irvine (6-2Y.t). W-1. Sunset (23-J V,): 2. Orange (22- 8~1: 3. Garden Grove (22-3 1,1:); 4. Irvine {21 -9~); S. Cr@!tview (2!-8lt). PV -I. Orange 114-911,J: 2. Tie Freeway (14-6) and Sunset 114-6): f . Cr@slview (!:HI \: S. Garden Grove (lU). SP-1. Sunset (62-1 ): 2. Freeway (J.$- 10~•): ~. Garden Grove (55-41h:): f . Crestview 154-IO Y,l: S. Irvine (54-S). FINAL SCORING : I. Sunset (&41i!i ); t . Ti~ Freeway and Garden Grove 139 each l: 4. Orange (30Y,); 5, Crestview (271i2 J, 6. Irvine (23 1h) • SPIKE PRELIMS AT WESTMINSTER ClF Southern Section prep track and fie ld preliminaries will be held at four different sites today, i n c I u d I n g "1@stmintter High . The other three locations a re Ingle\\'OOcfa Sentinel Field, Chaffey High in Ontario and Lakewood High. Starting limes for all four prelims begin with the pole \'ault com pt!tition at II a.m. Other fi e.Id events start at 11 :30 while the first running events get under way at 12 :30 p.m. Spikers from the Angelu~. Crestview, Freeway, Garden Grove, Jr vine. Orange, Sant11 Fe, Suburban and Sunset leagues will comp@Le al Westminster. with tnp qualifi ers advancing to nex t Friday·s CIP' semifinals at Norw11k·s Cerritos College. The CIF final!! are slated for May Z8 at Cerritos. DEAN LEWIS !TIOJY!OITIA! . MAY SPECIALS COROLLA 1971 ...... Sf'IClAL $1777 VOLVO 1971 DEMO $2999 1'1 •• ~.~. ,.di0:. ~ •• , ... .,.~ .. I Near JC Net Title LOS ALTOS Orange Coast College wilt put the lid f!ln its most successful tennis season ever when c o 1 c h r.1aurie Gtrard's Pirates ac· cept the state JC cham· pionsh.ip trephy today . The Pirates need enly one victory in two semifinal singles matches or • win in I.he fina l doubles match to claim the title -and that's a certainty since both doubles finalists are from OCC. The Pirates' Art Rosetti. The~ Palmer Method SI.IDE KNUS ON SHOTS noM SA.ND TM, Cb.ina wt want to aYO.i.d Oft l&Qd ibMS iii ccriaJ ii IO deeply that .... ~W..od - -cl ils ..,...i. • • ! ~ f f I Jlobbie CUnninghani and Alike We avoid this by lnlkinJ "1C that our knees art Caro all reached the singles vltra·ftcxed throuahout our n'inJ. Tbey tort of 11ide semi~ Friday v.·hile Cunning-toward the t.aract 00 the downswiq and lollow-tbro•sh· ham teamed with Steve Emery ... _ ct.bbtad · to reach the doubles final~. 11ris .knet: aclion teads to keep un: mol'lft& They will melt Rosetti" and throap the and an a somewhat J.evd path.. Caro for the title today. What we iDYSt avoid is.stifl'cnin.1 lhe: kft kl-Whee Rosetti faced Caro in one the lea: stif(ms, the \ctt tboaJder raiXL The other semifinal makh this morning shoulder mist theft lowa, and this lorcrs the dabbeld while Cunningham met Dwight too far into tht sand. Frerichs of S3n Diego City _!:::~:;;;~~~~~~========~====::::§~· College. CUnn.ingham reached th t finals with a 4-6, 6-4. 6-4 vic- tory ~ver Jeff Oates of American River and a 6-1, 6-1 win over Pierce's Mark Blons. Rosetti ousted Gary Bier· rerri (Sequoias). 6-1. U and No, 1 seeded Rich Andrews lFoothil]), 6-4, 6-4. Caro do\vned Scott Harper of American River. 6-L s.-0. and then eliminated Harry ~'ritz of San Diego, 6-4, 6-4 in lhe quarterfinals. In doubles play Cunningham :and Emery tripped a West Valley pair, 6-4. 6-3, and then defeated Foothill 's Andre\\'t and Bill Hogland. 6-4, 4-6. 6-3. Rosetti and Caro knocked off a duo from American River. 6-1. 6-1. alld then ousted a pair from Foothill, 6-4, 6-2. Orange Coast has already claimed the South Coast Conference title and t h e Southern California individual ind team crowns. New York, LA Clash For Title The title of United States soccer champion will be decid- f!d Sunday ~'hen the Eastern and Western champions clash for lhe U.S. National Open Cup al Rancho Cienega Stadium, Rodeo and Sanla Barbara Street~ in Lo s Angeles. Kickoff is set for 2:30 p.m. The grand nnalisls are the New York Hota Club and the San Pedro Yugos l av - .A.mericans. both seeking to engrave their names for the first time on the coveted $3,000 Silver Trophy, in competition since 1914. Soccer experl.S have named the strong Hota Club the favorite t.o nab the National Open Cup. but there are soc- cer fans that believe that the Yugoslav team from San Pedro is capable of scor ing an upset. 'l'he tv.•o participating teams Bre loaded with well Known soccer stars from m a n y foreign countries. Heading the San Pedro team Is Yugoslavia 's fa mo us International player Novae Tomic. an all around techn i· cian 1\'ith World Cup ex- perience, a~ \\'ell as l\'ilh International games all over in European :ind Sou t h American countries. Another great soccer ~tar with the harbor team is 30- ycar-old, Felipe Ruvalcaba, a well known International with the P.1exican Nat>onal Team from 1961 to 1968. Ruvalcaba is 1 clevtr play- maker at his right or lefl halfback position. He i$ natlvt of Guadalajara. v.'here he performed ~·ith Oro Club a!)d later with Toluca and Necaxa Clubs. ending his pro career in Mexico last year. Besides TntTiic ~nd nuvalca ba. San Pedro Club have other colorful pro1' from Argentina, Brazil. Ch i I e , F:cuador, Hungary . fl.iexico. Poland. Yugoslavia a n d Czech0tlovakla. -\ Diablos F eted Three Area Stars Named All-Sunset Three Orange Coast area players garnered fir!lt-team honors on the official All· Sunset League baseball team as selected by th e DAILY PILOT. Huntington Beach's pitcher· outfielder Paul Fu I h am , Newport Harbor's pitcher-first baseman Alvin White and \\'ertminster's catcher Mike Dodd grabbed first team spots. Marina High's ClF playoff ... ntry gained thrtt second team berths. Leading the Vikings are pitcher-first baseman Brock Pemberton, catcher-outfielder Bob Wilt and pitcher·third baseman Tony Cresci. Other second team choices from the Orange Coast area art Newport Harbor't John Bowman and Steve Hedricks, Westminster's Cary Rungo and Huntington Beach·s Bill Shubin. Pemberton, Bowman 11nd Rungo a.rt juniors. Champion Anaheim domin11ted the picks with three first team and a pair of second team cholct5. including player or the year (Ron Knaub) and coach of the year tDave Hatfield). ALL.SUNSET LEAGUE First Team Player School Cl1SJ Pos. Record Mike Dodd \Veslminster Sr. c .324 Ron Knaub Anaheim Sr. 18 .391 Jim Grimes Anaheim J,. 28 .28• Greg Sepulveda Santa An• J,, 38 .32S Al Murillo Anahei m Sr. SS .317 Greg LaMendola \Vestem Sr. OP .326 Ron Standley l.oara .Jr. OP .371 Paul Fulham Huntington Beach s,. OP .359 Alvin White Newport Harbor s,. Util. .250 Leonard Moral~ Santa Ana Sr. p i -1-2 Dave Rhodes Anaheim Sr. p ~I Second Team Fred Moreno Santa Ana Sr. c .250 Brock Pemberton Marina J,. 18 .22.\ John Bowman Newport Harbor .Jr. 28 .273 Tony Cresci 111arina s,. 38 .250 Al Leo Loar a s,. SS .264 Gary Richard~ Western Sr. OP .24-0 Bob Wilt Marina Sr. OP .13S Gary Rungo \li'estminster Jr OP .l0.1 Bill Shubin Huntington Beach Sr. Util. .300 Steve Hedrick1 Newport Harbor :;r. p 2·1 Jon Langston Anaheim Sr. p <·I Player or the Ye ar -Knaub. Anaheim Coach of the Year -Dave Hatfield. Anaheim Area Te11nis Results lrvl111 L ... v• Tt"nit I 11 • I• if• I I T""rlltY "' ••t•.., ,..,!/fi~~ Mdltr ({dMl del MtlSC>ft (E~tl l·I, ,_ t 1.\11111'11 !E&H df'I T•Mlll fFVl l •l , I· ' .... Area Briefs Fountain Valley Battles Upland founlAin Valley H I g h' 1 Irvine Leacue runne r u p bueball team will travel te Upland Tuesday lo do battle in the flnt round of the ClF AAA playoffs. The Barons of coach John Cole came. out on top in a coin. nlp with Magnolia Friday te decide the loop'• No. 2 entry in the elimination~. Magnolia is al~o in the playoffs, but the CIF offlc. ian'l expeded to make 1 decision on who the Senlinels will play until today. Ironically , it v.·as Upland High 's Highlanders who were Ji'ountain Valley·s last Clf' playotr opponent. It was Upland which ousted Fountain Valley's basketball team from the playoffs with a last second 80-59 verdict •n a disputed call. The site er tht 3: 15 contest will be at Upland Memorial Park, which is 1 lh: miles east of Euclid Avenue on Foothill Bouleva rd in Upland. The f1 ighlander! shart tht San Antonio League crown with Chino. Sham Triumph• Larry Shaw. 19-year-old resident of Fullerton, captured the scratch main evmt to highlight motorcycle racing at Orange County Fairgrounds Jo~riday night before a crowd of 6,600. Shaw finished ahead of S~ve Bast (Van Nuys ) and Mike Konle (Granada Hills ). In. the handicap main event Bruce Haurol of Gardena v.·on it with Shaw finishing second. Huntington Beach's R1ck Wood~ took third and John Fishburn (El Cajonl v.·as fourth. In a two-lap match ract, Bill Cody of Garden Grove de. teated v.roods . Stvlm Pro9rnm A new summer competilive S\\'im program is being in- itiated through th e Newport Beach Recreation Deoartment ~n novice, intermediate and 11dvanced levels at Newport Harbor High, Esfanci1 High Baron Pair Selected All-Irvine Steve Fox and Dave Lynch 11r Fountain Valley High's Clf' playoff bound Barons lead 1 r.ontingent of five Oranee Coal!t Area player! on the All- lrvlne League ba-'eball team •s selected by the loop's coache~. F'ox fashioned a 6-l mark in- cluding a no-hitter against Edison while Lynch was nam· cd a~ the loop's utility player while operating at first ba ~e and pitcher. He ·hil al a .371 clio. Other Orange Coa~t area player~ en the first team are John Palmer nf Corona de! ti1ar. Jim \\latso n nf Estancia and Ron Ruff l'lf Edison . lb.! Alamitos· Terrv Stupy WA~ named playtr of the year. ,, •••• •• .•Cl ,. ... '• ·-~ ,. " "' .. ••• "' I•. ·"' " .11~ ,, no •• '" ,, "' "· .l11 "· '" ••• ' i:, and Siint1 Ana Memorial Park pools. 1be eight week course Is being offered 'lo age levels >6, 74, f.10, 11-12, 13·14 and 1$-17. Coaches are William JeweJI, assistant swimming and water polo coach at UC Irvine and Estancia coach Les CUtle.r. Competition, under t h e Newport Beach Aquatics ban- ner, will be in the Soulh Coast league, Orange County novice league and Orange County swim conference (tentatively). Registration ("'ith l6 fee) is being accepted al tM Newport Beach Recreation Department j 1714 W. Balboa. Newpo1t Beach). Further infermation can be obtained by calling Bob Graner (673-3180) or William Jewell (646-0659). !llld9eu R11n Sta11dings IUHl lT LIAIOU• ( l'llltll S.tt11rday, M.ty 15, 1911 Tar Netters Seeded 2nd In Playoffs Newport Harbor H i I b ' I perennial Sunset L e a g u e Kingpins and 1970 CIF cl'lam- plons. drew the No. 2 seed ln lhe Alt.AA tenn is tllmlnatlons, getting a home match with South Torrance in lbe tirst round Tuesday . lrvint League ch 1 mp Corona del Mar drtw Coast League champion Warren ln an away match, Santa Monica ls top seeded in the 16-team tourney. LEGA~ NCYrlCE DAILY PILOT J! • " -' • ff .DMl Y PILOT -NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ...... Hlfll L .. • ! t ; I l : • l • • I • • .. ~ .. ~ .. ~ .. • g ~ : .. • .. .. .. • :; • • " • • • ~ ' .. 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BF-~I "'C'TOll IN'PAt"f0."' joarme Ge<~C./~ "They Might Be Giants" ·-i"\lrl,1.i.-~•O"! ...... ~V" ' i>flth..!;.0" ~ ALSO G SOPHIA LOREN "SUNFLOWER" (:ff do 1'UWP0 1T I ll.CM •• a t "'' ''"•"" t• t•~v!oH I!'• hi.·• C•. J.f l)O • BALBOA 673-4048 Ol'EN '·"' 7ff E. lalboa lalltu ''"lntula NOW-EXC~.USIVf SHOWING ACADEMY AWARD WINNER -li:ST FOREl~N FILM- •:;. . .-...... ,,.f,, 'I D• .. h{ '·'" <l"t .,. ...... ~, (J'.()f,-• .,_ .. INVESTIGAT ION OF A CITIZEN above . . susp1c1on ·, ~ ~Pl'.W.I ........ RIJllY ~l Gt !b~~il)gsof life CtA'JDE SiMfT' Jl<ful!s l 1.1 J'1 l ~.I (~1ld 7.1 O...•Un liOllmo" "LITTLE OIG M•N" !G'I "~ ••1-1o!llNET'S NEST., tGPI wrlll Rock Hudson Spe.i1I K~ Mill -!oat ! PM "I NEVER SANG FOR MY FATHER" 1(!~ TIMES "F.l.THElll" J:l .. 6:1 .. t :s• "'IECSS" .f:lJ & l :H . . . .... Lagut .. Cotacert ' Borodin Q~artet Brilliant By T0~1 BARLEY 01 .... 0.llY l"HM Sleff ,~ .!. ., ff ' •• LAS VEGAS Westward Ho-World's Largest Mofel -1,000 Room1 ktween S!ordv11 Hotel & Dazzling New DIAL I I I I I I I I ._ __ __,1 I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I f(l.££!533°0 REFUND PACKAGE BRING THIS COUPON TO FRONT DESK WHEN YOU CHECK IN SfND NO MONEY NOW •• ORDER BY MAii. Ol PHONEl J ~."d '~" ... .1 '"'" ~··· ........ ,: .... """'" ,., .. ., ... ,.d, .. i. '"''" ... ..,,.,,,..,. I <>l•O" flon oll•o<I o., •• ifl today or "'"'' ••••<>o•iono for • f\.!ur• ''-'· t (01110<1 u• ~' ><>u• ho•ol 09'"' l"llol J/U l lGLU l l •I ...... , .... , PLAYING .... .1"" . A Rom~ PROOUC~~" j 1mAilmr°"1 =ANDROM:DA S'llAIN ,,_.,. AAlHUR HI~· llA~D WA'fHf ·MS OlSON · Km RBD iio'Ris LEVEN NEtSONGIO'olNG . MICH'A'EtCRicHTON ' ROBERT WISE GilME'LLE ! r .. -....... ~ ...... -~-;;.,.,.----~1 FASCIN - ATING . ..... .. , .... r ..... , [gj '-"';,i"' A UHMRSAl~CTURE TECHHlallOR'F<HA~S~H· "Breath - Taking! !" • ........ c. M.,, .... ..... -·lkl•<><I ' C stereo103FM the sounds of the harbor ~d~~7 youve never heard it so good • j c I • Ann Lande r s Sure Bet Named For Winning Play DEAR ANN LANDERS: May I say I word to "A1armaduke Crumbum,'1 the guy who wanted to know how to go about changing his name legally because it was so different? He doesn't kn ow how lucky he ls tc have a name that is out of the ordinary. My name Is not Joe Smith but it's equally com· mon. r hate it. Wherever ---------- !go I am one o( many. In achoo! it was always 1 mess. In the Army it was worse. 1 was forever get· ting somebody else's mail . Now, it's a problem with bills. And since the com- puters handle everything, there's no \Vay out. he says. "Who will take care of US when vo'e are down and out?'l Can extreme poverty t11i childhood do this to a person? Please help me understand, and tell me what to do. - SCROOGE'S \VIFE DEAR WIFE : Yes -ex· trtme poverty In cblldbood CAN dfl that to a person, and this 11 probably wb1t hap- Music Makers Cited Dr. D&niel \Vulff. center, and his "'ife, Bonnie. accept DAILY PILOT Euterpe award from music critic Tom Barley du rnts of Euterpe honors for 1970·7 1. cert Association's final concert of 1970·71 season. Wulff is president or the or· ganization and ll-1rs. Wulff ls second vice president and membership chairman. The association was one of five recipients of Euterpe honors for 1970-71 . My wife and I have agreed to give our children ridiculous- ly far-out names so that no flne will ever forget them . People ma y laugh, but they WU.L remember. -JOE pened to your husband. PGOr -------------------------------- DEAR JOE : ln behalf of Birdseed WilStJn , Tonsllltls Moore a 11 d Numbengame Jones, I tb111.k you . DEAR ANN LANDERS: ls there a cure for a man who ls so tJght with money that he makes hla wife 's life hell? My husband tarns a good salary -has for many years. But he ft so afraid of being poor agaJn that he counts pennies. He makes SI500 11 month and OUl' expenses run about '300. He must have a small fortune saved. When r ask him what we have in the bank he 1ay11, "Enough so we won't starve If something happens to my job." Al time soes on he becomes worst instead of better. We caanot enjoy life because he is so U,ht·Il1ted he won't spend money to 1ee a movie and ge!JI mad when I go. He never want.. to eat out because !f's cheaper to eat at home. When I ask him for money to make a donation to a worthy cause ftllow ba1 a clinker In IU1 th inker. Stat.l1tically you r w 11 I l llrvive Scmo1e. Tbls means bt will baYt scrimped and saved all of bis life, denying h I m 1 e I f many 1lmple ple11ure1 beaause he wa1 unable to part with a buck. Sad. My condolence1 to him and to otbert wbo 1uffer from the 11me Illness. How far should a teenage couple go? Can necking be safe? When does it become too hot to handle? Send for Ann Landers' booklet, "Necking and Petting -What Are the Limih1?" Mall your request to Ann Landers In care ot The DAlLY PILOT encloei1g 50 cent! in coin and • long, st.amped, self-addressed tn· ve]ope. 'Wanda' Starts HOLLYWOOD. Calif. (AP) -Rehearsals will st.art this spring at Columb ia Pictures' facility on ''Happy Birthday, Wanda June." NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES ACAOEMY AWARD SHOW Winner 8 Academy of Awards • !OUTH COAST 'WA IHCLUDINS BEST PICTURE-BEST ACTOR GEORGE c. scon ALSO -llST IClllNl'U.Y Mt\:S·H lei Office 0,.1111 6:45 ,.111. "l'ATIOH" 7:15 ,.111. "MASH" 10:11 p.m. "" ,..,.. Visit the fwtvre wflereloYI 2"" 111 ..... ,. "THE ILLUSTIATED MAN " k tls1 ultimo tc .. ''THX 1138" !GP ) ltod Sttioer Weekdays 6'45 Sot. & Sun. 12,30 llSIR'tlD llAT IN9ASIMIHT TORA TORA TORA ·""--ux HIRN.loll .. ·~: ".l.L"J . 1•l••l · ·He Digs Playing Bigot But Carroll O'Con nor No 'A rchie' Pretty Maids all in a rrM WC:/.J.pmt11CCX ~·N\G!E OCXINSCf\l·TELLYY.VAlAS ril'llITTV MAllSAU. NA flO¥I c..-., '5J»( M:!:O<!ALL ·lliw.N WYNN. 5-d."' GENE tanNllERIY e..i~ .. """ b, IRAl'Ol IQJJN1 ·Pod.ad b, GENE ROXlN B<lrY· o-.d b, IOGEI VNIM ~;";RE~IERE ORANGE '(;m ENGAGEMENT * ! IN HAlllO!t IHO"tHG C£HT'ER 2 d F • I B t" n eature • o n ~ BDWA"DS ~ Mlcll•I Coll•• HARBORc;r,:r:,,,l lrln Eklo11d .. • • •ucH •wo . .Af" •u•• • • H ? C .. 0?-...... -_.., .. ., ...... """'~'-·~" 111 1 Rl ''Get Carter'' IS A FILM OF RARE RtiUUr'i Digest "Rttl S.iy 111 M,,,..inf" is • sl•• ni"I mtJ#ltlfl tJ/ sc-ree• ~.s;. ,;,,,,, 11 will s#r.ly be OfH o/ lht ,,,tJ1l ;,,,ptJrl•11lfilm1o/197 1. Estr-.orJi,,•"1 l •p11t ll" - ~ 'Jfi•fr«I Bini•'• L.A . Ht,.kf.. 1 a_.;_,., • HALD' I IS RmiKv• MDRNIND o -IUIWll AT AllA-DL • o "DIRTY DINGUS MAGEE" I • I' ,, NOW AT BOTH THEATRES DAILY l'tLOT Jf. San Francisco Next Four Join 'Mother Earth' Four more local n.,me1 have been added to tlle company of the rock-ecolOIY m U I I c a I "Mother Earth," which will open a professional tn1a1e· ment in San Francisco next month after playin1 a record 89 performances at Soulh Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa. Toni Shearer, musical direc· tor of the orialn1l sbow, lll· nounced today that Michael Douglass, a member of the ~~1~rc14~c;:~n.A~I jf~n !!: troupe, previously announced, are f.flss Shearer and Elalne Bankston. In addition, Lynne Morris of Laguna Nituel, a well kn9wn choroographer in Oringe County theattr, has been siitn- ed as choreographer for the San Francisco show. Two other Plus · 8orbro Streisand In "ON A CLEAR DAV """'" *""""" mernbtn of the Costa Meaa company Jim Burke and Jim McKie, ~ve sjgned on as stage m1n11er and technical director, reapecllvely, Joinln1 the SCR members in the cast will be a company of professional act.ors a n d singers lncludJng Carol Kristy , formerly Carol Kretzer, who appeared at SCR in "The ThreepeMy Opera" and ''Tht Incredible Reign of Good Klnl Ubu." Rehearsals for ''Mother Earth'' will be11in Monday in Lo.s Angeles. The show is scheduled to open June 19 11 Sa ll y Ro le HOLLYWOOD (UPI ) Sally Kellerman. who made a big splash as Hot Lips in "MASH," will play a top role In ''Autumn Child" at Columbia Pictures. Marine'1 Memorial Theater !D San Francisco and may evtOt tually be taken to New York. J •• MATINll I ATU ltDAY-2 ,.M. "ALAKAZAM THI CiHAT" & "LOST WORLD OF SINIA.D1' Fiii PRIDS ALL SIATS 7k PLUS-Welt DIMeY'I PffhrNtte "DAD -CAN I BORROW THE CAR" Visit the future where love ls the' ulllm8!1 crime. 1llX1138 lllT SCHINPLAY Elliott Gould 0.notd Sl1lhorl1:1nd NOW IXCLUSIYILYI lie'""" Tllo-Cotllorfoo hro1 Doti Arna, Jr • RED SKY AT 2114 Top A11rac1f .. 1 Ma"NIND Ill( ······-SUSAN CLA•K A UN IYlil'I Al l"!Cl Ultl "COLOSSUS, THI flCMH!CO~Olt• FORllN PROJICT" ~ <D ::::;::::::;;~~r•:;":"'i::o'i:::il===I .ROCK HUDSON ANGIP.DICKJNSON TEUYSAVALAS DU811N HOl'fMAN .l.flTI.f BIG MAN. Ptna\.4elol1•~· rCE - OU!TIN HOffMAN • CHlff DAN GfORGl • • • .. . Olll. Y PILOT .,.......,, Saturday, May 15, 1971 BRAND NEW IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 71 FURY 383 VB, auto. trans., tint glass, P.S., fac. tory •ir cond ., r•dio. {Pl41Ll01291571 Stock 4012 Facl0ty Window Sl lcke< $4152:15 S/,lLE PRICED '3485 BRAND .NEW IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '71 DUSTER 2 Door Sports Coupe Include s 198 cu . in six cylinder engine , column mounted manu al three speed trans ., all vinyl bench seats. I #VL29BI E- 132852 I Sto<k 11 08 Fact0ty Window Sricker·$2505.65 SALE PRICED s2195 . BRAND NEW '71 SATELLITE SEBRING BRAND NEW '71 BARRACUDA . 2 Dr. Sport Coupe _,,,,_ 225 6 tvl. engine. Au+ometic tr~nJ, ~ '·., .... ' Whitewell tiro1. f;;BH2 3CI Bt79l-~ , 25 ) Slotk 2012. -, • Foctory Window Stldier SJ,094.10 - ~fl~ s2725 2 DOOR HARDTOP ) 18 V8, auto. trans., tinted glass thruout, whitewall tires. f#RH23GI E1 0b289 1 Stook 3047 Factory window stic•er $371 6.95 BRAND NEW '71 SPORT FURY 2 DOOR HARDTOP l'O VI, aulo. lr1n1., vinvl roof, elec. cloct f~cl. eir cond .. pwr. disc br1ke1, P.S .. ti"I. qlau, R&H, WSW :; PH291C ID2037J4 ~TOCK 4031 Fact. whtclOw sticker $466 7.95 SALE s3902 PRICED ' '· ·--'-·• •• Huntiniton Beach COMING THROUGH FOR YOU An11ua/ May NE:~ :CAR 5 Yr/50,000 Mile Warranty ROADRUNNER 15 TO CHOOSE FROM 383 VS , auto. trans., P.S., H.O. su spen- Sion, tctd io, tint glass, wide ovals, ralley road wheels, body side mo ldings. •SM23- NOEl22866. Stook 3015 Foctofy Window'Sticker $3801 .55 SALE PRICED BRAND NEW '7 •40 VI, full power, f1ct. air cond., iint. 9l1n , elec. clock l'/1ntenn1 & d oor locks, •invl roof. powe1 win· do"''· AM/FM, lilt & lele. wheel, pwr. $e1h. "'CH44lTIC207l86 STOCK ti 5 I 8 Factory window sticker $6750.00 SALE PRICED s5374 IMMEDIATE DWYERY '71 CRICKET Includes: 4 speed trans., p/front disc brt1kes, radial ply tires, bu c.ket seat1, rack & pinion sfeerin~, ~oil spri ng suspension, flow thru ventilating system, & many others, 1•4841JIR057926) Stock 000 SALE PRICED s19.&5 BRAND NEW '71 l(lWN & COUNTRY 3 SEAT WAGON 440 VI , F1cl, 1ir, full pow1r in. eluding window1, 1eel, d oor locks, 1p1<1d conhol, tr.ii!<1r low peck, SO 150 sp!Ot bench see I, tilt .... ~eel AM /FM, lu99. rack. Muth more, (Z-CP46TICI 16921 l Slock 602 1. Foctory Window Sticker S6a.i•.2D SALE s5454 PRICED . NEW '71 IMPERIAL LE BARO.N Hardtop Fo11r door. l"cl11de1 •40 YI, full power, f•cl. air cond., t ir1t, 911$1, "11!0, speed conhol, power teeh & door locks, AM /FM stereo, tilt I tel•. st1erin9 .,..keel, ~invl roof, clock. oower windows. {VM4lTfC. 157~801. STOCK #6502 Foctory Wl1tdow Stick•r S614,.20 SALE $6229 PRICED • . . • • • • . ' . . . . . . • .. . DAILY PILOT SUNSET FORD'S BIG DEMONSTRATOR SALE------. • 35 DEMOS TO CHOOSE FROM DEALERS co ·sT • 35 DEMOS TO CHOOSE FROM 1971 FORD LlD PLU S 1971 TORINO '+ TAX & UC. • 35 DEMOS TO CHOOSE . FROM e 35 DEMOS TO CHOOSE FROM 1970 •2 Super Sport. V-8, Automatic Transmission, Pow• er Steering, Air Condition ing . (V0Xl6SI ·. $1788 s7 va. automatic. trensmi11ion, power steering, fac- tory a ir cond. IXXE6701 51776 1969 NEWPORT 2 .Or. H.T. V8 , euto. trens., power steering, pow. er brekes, feet. eir cond., f•ct. werrenty. IYl"X· 76 11 1967 MUSTANG 2 Door Coupe, V-8,-Autometi c Tren1mi1sion, Re. clio & Heeter, Power Steering, Air Conditio~ , ITUP~95 1 1967 BUICK RIVIERA loeded. ITUW983 I 51888 1968 CUTLASS Door, Raclio & Heater, Power Ira atic Tran1mi1s ion , Power Steering. IX 51788 \_ 1968 •1 1967 CH ARO I, '4 speed, radio, heater, pewer 1teerin9. WAB266 l 1967 DODGE CHARGER Autometic: tre ns., VI, redio, heefer, power 1teerin9. IXQB137) s9 IUTS702l 51388 2 Dr. Cpe. Vt, eutometic, •racHo, heater, power steering, air, power hrake1, IVZZ441 I 51988 1968 PON MPEST 51488 1968 ROA TAKE VALLEY VIEW OFF RAMP FROM FREEWAY • WE DON'T CARI l ' WHEH YOU IOUGHT YOUR CAR WE WOULD LIKI TO SHVICI IT ' . 1968 MUSTANG v.a, Autom•tic Tr•nsmi11ion, Radio & Heeter, Power Steerin9, Air Conditioning. IXDKl45J 1968 c V.8, Autometic Redic, Heeter, PALA ower Steering, g. IVID05ll 1969 FORD CUSTOM 2 Dr. V8 , automatic frens., redio, heeter, e ir cond. IXX E.620.I 51788 full & complete luxury eq uipped. •0'46l 53088 1968 FO w SUNSET FORD • '' \ ' ' ' ' J, ' I ( ~ ... I I . . . • • ., 1"22 DAllV PILOf S.t....,, ""' 15, 1~71 ,--· I l I I Everyone Has Somethin g Th at Som'lone Else Wants DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, Trode It With 11 Wo nt Ad The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results Gen•r•I ****** * TAYLOR CO. * THE BLUFFS -$$1 ,500 .Just listed ! "E" plan condominium on green bel t. .'\ BR. fain rm & 2 patios. Many extras include brick fireplace w /mantle upgraded cptng & drapes. Immaculate! CORONA DEL MAR -$61,500 Lovely "Broadmoor" borne at top of tlarbor View hills. Spacious 4 & FR w/formal DR . 26t2 LIGHTHOUSE Open Sat·SUn 1-5: 30 TRI-LEVEL ELEGANCE Dra1natic & spacious home w/4 BR, FR & formal DR. Located on a quiet corner site In Meredilh Gardens, Hunt. Beach. $45,500 20251 CRAIMER Open Sun l-5:30 LINDA ISLE -$25-0,000 Glamor & perfection in this superb 5 bdrm home w/fam r m. formal DR & 5 baths. Ele- gant decor thruout. Pier/slip. Air-cond. CAMEO SHORES -$175,000 Ocean view! Custom bu il t 4 BR & den home w/formal DR. Finest interior design. Beauti- ful patio & lanai v.•ith great pool. 4500 ORRINGTON Open Su n. 1-5 :30 CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX -$54,500 Delightful 4 BR front unit v.•/fireplace. Rear 2 BR , 2 ba. Easy maintenance. 51S.~t 51<> POINSETTIA Open Sat. l-5:30 DOVER SHORES -$99,500 A real classic~ ltalian influence in this go r- geous 4 BR home w/den formal DR, 31h baths and view of city light1. 1606 ANT IGUA Open Sun. 1-5:30 CORONA DEL MAR Spacious custom buil t 3 BR modern near Little Corona beach. Some ocean vu. Beau t- iful wood panelinl & mstr 1ulte. $87,500. 216 POPPY Open Sat-Sun 1·5 :30 WHITE WATER VIEW I $175,000 North Laguna ocean frt. 5 BR . 4 ba. New England farm hou1e. CustOm quality & top conditio n. Your private steps to the beach. Gen•r•I IVAN WELLS -PRESENTS - MACNAB -·1RVINE Fl NE R HOMES Your opportunuy to have t1 FIT FOR A ROMAN EMPEROR ne"", vitw home homr 111 11.agnificent Bayfront. Imagine entertaining Dover Shorl!i ~ Cuilom built friends "Inside" your home w/a sunken piano to your particular n~!. bar & "outside" in a pool w/waterfall + We have I~ larges! selrc· _ . 1lon of King 111.e, choi ce sauna bath, J~cuzz1, massag~ pa.rlo ~. -pl~s homesitei wirh out•tandlng a con1plete kitchen & BBQ. 1ns1de 5 BR s view1 in Newport Beach. -formal DR & den. 120' of waterfront lux- and r~y can now tie ac-ury. Please call Amy Gaston 642-8235. quired In Fl'i' iu well 81 DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT REGENCY Leauhold. At lhr pr("S('nf . . ~ 11me "'·e havr l nt'w homes A truly elegant home w /pier and slip. a lg. undrr ron11nict10n which BR's study, library, beautiful DR -a feY.1 o[ "'Ill hf' N'ady rnr occul)<lncy the f\1ANY features that make this one o( in .Junr in casr yo(.! wish to Dover Shores' greatest ho1nes. Please call n1ove soon. Com" to 1013 675-3210 for appt. $179,500 on leasehold, or Mnrinr r1 Dr. for a p!'f'vir"· $224,875 fee . Open Sunday 1·5, 210 Evening or our rxc1hng rn:'IO.' 4 f. 5 St D S ar, .. hedroon1 hon1cs t'Omple tr "''Ith irparklirig pools. DOVER SHORES VILLA lyan Wells & Sons This beautilul completely enclosed villa is the perfect setting for your fine furnishings CUSfOM BUILDERS and fin_e. art treasures. All roor_n s have ten- SfNCE 1922 foo_t ce1!mgs and open to fountains -for~~I 1033 Mariners Ori\•e 646.1;,.::,o sv.•1mming pool and gardens, Truly magn1~1- cent. 5 BR, formal DR, lg. formal entry m marble -$169,500. Shown by appt. only. HOW MANY HOMES Do yoo 11upPOSe 1here ai'r In Mesa Ven:le under SX,fJOO! "'e rount l 11nd the nlce1t DOVER SHORES UNIQUE BAYFRONT Pier and Slip. Charming & spacious 2 BR home v.•/an old worl d atmosphere in a new \vorld setting. Elevated ceilings -parquet walnut floors -brick courtyard & brick terrace. Beautiful separate -2 room & bath -guest apt. across the courtyard. ol thl' 3 b)' f11.r ill thlll llttlf' LARGEST POOL IN BAYCREST 11harpif'. :i _e.e<1roo1n~ 2 ~.111~ And one of largest lots -w/fruit trees & formal clin1~. pool 11zcd room to relax. This beautiful Ivan Well s yard and Jo ,,, Down. home has 5 BR's -FR -formal DR and $2S.250 everything for marvelous family Jiving. F'irst ro, drl all, . 6iJ.<>=" "'"'N time offered . $87,500. 1-0' THE REAL \""-ESTATERS ' J ' • ' ' ' GI NO, NO DOWN WANT A LONG ~CROW? BAY ISLAND -$160,000 Sellf'r PRY• aJI cmta, your Available Sept. 10. Beautiful luxury home for real Calif. living. Gorgeous big pool, fountains & walls for y,•arm sunshiny bathing & tanning year round . 2 levels, 3 BR 's - cou ld add big viev.' room above & run1pus room below. By appt. only. $79,500. Charming 5 Bil. home \V /pier & sli p. Pictur· Sl.oo drp JT1urnrrl 11 1·10~ esque island w/private park & tennis court. of e1.Cro"'·· 4 BR 2 BA, 4 yrs SPARKLING SPANISH -BAYCREST DOVER SHORES BEAUTY ne"·: All bllin kilch, f1r"pl, Authentic old Spanish charm. Dbl. doo r crpts, d~J>S. dbl rar. shake Spanish tiled entry. Sunken LR . splend id for-Prestige address! Brand new 2-story modern roor. patKI. lencd . Cul-de-u c 1 DR · hi 1 d FR S · h 1 v.•ith 4 Bdrms. study, garden room & formaJ •trl'ef, $29,iOO. l&kl'I a I I ~':I-k d I TIC y pdanoe el 4 ' panids osty e dining room. Sunny & gay. $105,000 paymlll lrss than rent. Va-ric e courtyar · n Y yrs. ol . pen 410 MORNING STAR Open Sat-Sun l-5 :30 cant, mov" in roday. Sunday 1-5 p.m. 2057 Commodore, Ney,•port Beach. $74.500. WATERFRONT HOME -$117,lOO I' DELIGHTFUL BAYCREST Inviting entrance to 3 BR & den home w / sweeping view of bay, Wann decorator col-962""4471 ( :::~ J 546-11 OJ A beautiful famiJy & t!ntertainment orien ted ors. Huge deck. Pie.r/slip. Call for appt. * * .--.-.--* 4 BR home on Candlestick Lane. Recently 1 1939 SANTIAGO redecorated, fresh ly painted. Opens to a park- CHOICE LOTS .;;;;: PRIME LOCATIONS like yard w/hu ge trees & children's play DOVER SHORES & BAYCREST IAYCREST area. Please call !or appt. 90' Front, level, fee $ 27,500 OPEN 85' Front, level. corner, fee S 28,500 MEREDITH GARDENS BEAUTY BO' View •iU., level, lease $ 29,500 SAT /" IN 1 • 5 A very lovely 3 BR, 21<> BA home. Lg. FR. 94' Vu site on Galaxy, lease s 38,500 D<>lightrul ~ ·rdronm hOme 1!1gant formal DR , pool sized re ar ya rd, & 75' x 180' VU on Galaxy, lease $ 39.500 "'·uh larg" ri.mily room 1u1d 500 ~q. ft. of covered patio. Professional 57' F'ront. pie r & slip, lease $ 49,500 St'parall' clininit room, hig landscaping & decorating. On cul-de-sac. BEAUTIFUi .. LINDA ISLE master hM:lronm with Joung. Please call 675-3210 for appt. 56' \Vater!ront. Lease S 69.500 i~ alcovr. DO YOU NEED A TAX SHELTER ? 45' \\lalerfront. Lease S 73.000 Arnold & Freud 2 nice rental homes on 1 big lot w i room for JOB ' Waterfront. Lease $125,000 _ W 1-:. 17th s1., (.'.~1. a third. 2 BR's each, 3 garages. sep. fe nced CORONA DEL i\1AR REALTORS li16-i7:i5 ,1...... yards. Clean, Good income. Near school. VU of Chi na Cove, .. bay, ocean $ 65,000 1 SAY "HELLO" TO $39,500. BROKERS & SALESMEN GOOD BUY We have an opening in our Residential Oivi-As.~ume ~ubjrc! to 53.'; an· MACNAB , IRVINE sion for an e¥J)erienced man or woman pos-nual prrC'rntat;c ratr and sessing enthusht!tn and integrity. If you are onl,v s11~· l"'r n1on 1h OR '675-3210 1080 B•yoldo 642-8235 interested in a beautiful office in the fine st ntw YI lA or VA Tenn~. I · k" "'11!111 nl \111.lnut panellinii. Drive 901 Dover Drive Newport B11ch ocat1on. wor ·1ng with congenial associates custom dral)f's & r11.rprls, we are interested in meeting you . ' FIRE."'PLACE. ,.ru1 kik'he n "Our 26th Year" or goodif's ONLY S24.91Xl! WESLEY N. TAYLOR co., Realtors alker & Lee,I========== 2111 San Joaquin Hills Ro•d NEWPORT CENTER 644910 * * * * * * Giner al I Gen1ral University Park JOG Plui;h :t hrdrnom condo h:i~ ON THE BEACH 21 7 h.~lh!I. uf11..'1"~dM rat'prl~. t X('f'llrnt loca tion at f'OC'I 5 minute~. from NC'\\'JlOrf t Bf'arh. ~antasflc 4 bNi-•ldr nr'l"I 10 tcrun~ •vurl. rooni~. family room \\'ilh 1..ux~ry "''1lh no varrl work. fin>r>latt. f.a~y maintenance Aakin~ $3-1.CXXI, !146-8&10. yarrl. Clou to school. :.iti?.I H11rbor, c.at $19,9;;0, Call &46-'1171. 1-Q' THE REAL l~ESTATERS '-.. "' • 11·.· •'\' Gen1r1I BIG CORONA BEACH 11nd 1hr Pninl 11r,. 1t1~1 "" r11.~v ii-troll a"•a\' from tht nr1•·r~1. nh·r~I. \\f!l'rn I. ~f'!ll.'iOul 'J BR. avall. In N-11.utlful "flld CnrnnA " Open Hou~r ~un. 1·5 228 Goldrnrnd, Cd~t BEACHES & BOATS Arr-onl~ &ll'PI ""'"llY from this ~ .BR .. 2 bl\. Rayshol"f'lll Dr. bf'auls. Srr llvlni al It• bl'lt. $39.600. 2861 Sayshort Dr, pt'n Hou1r &it Sun 1·5 HOME SHOW REALTORS 7AA2 Ed1ni::Pr (71~1 8~2-445& or :,.W.~1 40 "'MOVE-IN CONDITION"' Nn!hlng In 1ln hut pul lhl' d1~he• ln 1hr ki1t·hrn and pul on thr c-olll'I' pnt. The pl1tcr look• likr R 1nodrl home - 4 • bf'dmom~ And rlf'n, $3900 down It S2:i0 a rnnnlh. Call 646-71TI . 1o ·THEREAL ·""-ESTATERS ' " •, "•,r I TFJ!RIFIC TWO·-·A·LOT $23,000 ~cludNI nn hue, lot, Great E11.st1idr Cos1a Mt1>11. Walker & Lee ~I~ \Vf'~!rl1ll Dr1\"(' 6,16-7711 Oprn rll 9.00 P~f SALE, RENT OR LEASE OPTION J Bedrm &: lamlly. A~ku~ $~.9,iO. or rt'nl $ZJI. mo. Call M0-1151 Open Evtnlngs cfinJa Jj£ PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES 8 Linda Isle Dr iv.-Op1n Sunday Spacious 3900 sq. ft. 4 BR .. 41h bath home. Dinlng rm., fam . rm .. :-lud y & 38 fl . v.•atcr· front living r m. 2 FirepiaCes . Carpeted & landscaped . .. . . .. . . . . .. ...... $167.840 52 Lin da Isle Drive Cust. 6 BR .. study. 5 bath home \\'/4 rrpl cs., circular sta lr\\•ay, derorator selecled carp. & drapes. Sho\vn by appt. ..... _ ... $21 5.000 72 Linda Isle Driv1 Traditional 6 BR .. SIN ba. home on lagoon . w/dock. Furnished, decorated & lndscpd , 2 master bdrm. suites .. , ...... , .... $200 ,000 107 Lind• 1111 Drive 5 BR . 3 baths: fam . rm., form. din. rm. 2 Fplcs., Rm . for pool. Dock. By appt. $145,000 W1terfronl Lots J\o 44 : 108 f't. on "'atcr . , .. , ... S107 .000 No. 88 : 108 F't. Consider tradi;! $145 ,000 For complete lnform1tion on all hornt1 & loh, pl1111 c1ll: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 133 Oov•r Dr., Suite 3, N.B. 642-4620 I '"@Tt HWTAGll Gonor•I ~ ... """ II :*:-;O:;;:P;;;E7,N-;S:--;A-;T .'"7/ S;;U-;-.:N:-. *':'"" I =D::::O;::;:LL~H::::O::::=;U::::SE~ Gen•r•I l044 MADEIRA Beautitully dl'COTo!l'd l bdr .. IJ.l\•,.ly lmma.t'tll•1l' hi>mf'. $.100. DOWN (~ 3535 Eu .. t (:oa_.I llip.h'ota~· l:,1run• J('I ~1ar where home h 11 )'rr1q •!-.a p l e.1 ~ure 8.,,1, •. 1 • od ,..A I\1 ht.th, 1h11 rp!, hrlrk ,. uu rou • ""''" J>lr· 1 3 Al'droom. 2 lulrh, douhlr !In ~ BR. & fom ily rm. 2 vinyl kl!c-ht>n, P&Jlf'lt'tt ia.· Rar11p, Co~r lol c.M. Ca.JI Anths, S.t:..'Xli'I ra;:f'. ti.lnvt·ln ('()Jldlllon 1.,. Lu:»m"~ ~10.11 ~1 George Williamson qtl now 64&-7171. phone 675-7225 l!F:RITAGE R.EAL1'0R.~ REALTOR Westcllff 3 Bedroom 67.1'4:1."o(I ~1j.t:i&J'Evt•. \0 THE REAL ·""-I:STATERS f.fu•i lW'll. Own"'r M2·21'14!1 We."11 help you sell! 642·56'78 -========= * WESTCLIFF * NEW LISTING I CLO.St: TO ~IOPPING; im-I mac. 3 bdtm., 2 ba .. shake roof; dual frplc. L.1:E". k1rth. " l'lec. bllns. A11rart11•('I,\ lndS<"pd. PRICED AT O~'L \' ~.000. * MESA VERDE * Q\\'~F:R LEAVING AREA. Id eal. lge. family home; htd. & !Jlt. POOL. Lgr. lot. Xlnt cond, 5 Bdrnis ., l Ba. I f ormal rl1n. rm. Lie. l1v, rm. Pl.US panrled fam. rm. ASKl!\'G $.'>t9.i0. I * DUPLEX * CORONA DEL MAR 2 Furn , 1 -h<lrm. limls: frpl<.'5. dlnln.i; 11rt>1 : cornrr loc. 1-i.:nit a\"ail. to BUYER. $·\O .. 'j()(l, NEWPORT HEIGHTS t.!OOER~ • Bdrm., 3 ba., 1 hf'arn cr11's .. bl111~. lan1. rm. 1 PLUS pla_yrm. Convenl{'nlly Joe. $4:'1,500. "C" THOMAS Realtor ?24 'Vi'. Coast H"''Y· ~8-:i32i I ;\°t'11porl 8raC'h. l'l'('S ~~i-;,i\.IJ 2 Brtrm. Lari::" p11l10. f ull site 101 11 1th roon1 10 bu1lrl. Lnca1cd at quiet frld ol lslanrl. f'rr this · Only $1."i.OO(l WILLIAN WINTON Real Estate m ;\·lari nt', Balhoa lsland 67S-l331 SHOWS BETTER R~~t~u~ !. 2~~~~~.) Loi~ of l"'.~tra~ added. All I tnrludrd in price. Ul.r"¥1' I patio in N>ar surroun<il'd by bea uriful landscaping. Home I Is on quiet cul.<fe·sac stN'f't. A niu~t SEE. $33.750. Cati 54&-231'.l. BEST IN BLUFFS SPECT. VIEWS I 2 RR. 1-'{;P. ram . rm. $:.2.~ 3 BR. for1nl'r mod!'! $·1.~.500 HELEN B. DOWD 614·013~ n"altor :.1g.1z.·,7 STEPS TO OCEAN- :-.:r"·1y <lrror. & rll.rpererl. 3 BR . 1 \ ba. Rlrn.\ 2 car I gara~e. S27.900. I CAYWOOD REAL TY 6306 \V, Coast HIO.)'., N.8. 548-1290 ----\Ve'll help you sell~ 642-56i& General IORl\'I L OLSON '" N[AI 1 1•/IS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Woulct You l.tlev• LESS TH4N $75.00 A Month ln\'C~tor'a r;pec1a1. Takr orrr 51,.. 11.nnu 11.I '~ ratf' FffA 1011.n. !'\rat and cli>11n .l bedr"Om horn(', Can l"K' y<1urg rnr lrs~ than $75 a month. Rarf' rind nf'i;t lf'd nn h112r "rll k1·pt lnt. fnr thr pe.rticular hr">mr buyrr or thr di!cernini;: invr~· tor. Don't !a.ii lo lnv('i;- Tli::atf' this unusual l'lP· pnrtunlty. Won't last !lo hurry call 645·030] BACHELOR "BEACH" BARGAIN 1r S11ndy hl'nrli~ 11nd thr roar n! lh~ surf tur n you nn, this is 11. Summ('r-fun cot tail'· Spacious llvina room. brhzht shiny kitchf'n, lari;:r bedrooms. IN- CLUDES Ji\·ini; room furniture 11nd ttfr1~rator. Owner 11qulda lin« for fa~t a<. Oon•t P9M up th11t brllk-mornins:; l'Un on the sand. Hurry -won't \11~t. 0!111 641.0lOl CALL FOR OUR PICTURE BROCHURE OF CURRENT LISTINGS OFFICE OPEN SAT. & SUN. LOVELY PANORAMIC VIEW Transferring execut ive says "sell" this ele- gant contemporary home with \Valls of glass. 4 BR ., formal dining, fam . rm., custom pool. Bea utifully landscaped & a forever view. Im - mediate possession. $74,900. Belle Partch. VIEW THE BLUE PACIFIC From this 3 bdrm. &,,. den home in EXCLU- SIVE CAMEO SHORES. A home you really can afford. C?rner lot insures privacy, al so access to 3 private beaches. One of our best buys. Call to see. $67 ,500. Bud Austin. CAMEO SHORES OPEN SUN. 1·5. 4507 ROXB URY DR. Ocean view from t harming hacie nda -cu s to m wood shutters, French & Spanish \\1allpaper, Mexican tile. 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths. Fan1ily room w/britk fireplace, formal dining room. $85,000. Carol Tatum. HARBOR VIEW HILLS OPEN SAT. 1·5. 923 GOLDEN ROD. Beautilul vie,1· f rom 3 bed roo1n, 2 bath, fam . room home w/ne w shag carpeting in living room. Large Jot w/man y trees & space to expand home & put in pool. S49,500. Harry Frederick TWO PRESTIGE WATERFRONTS EACH WITH PIER & SLIP LIDO ISLAND -5 Bdrm s., 41h: baths. Brick terrace. Profe ssionally decorated. $210,000. !·I ARBOR ISl .AN IJ -6 Bdrms., 5 baths. Deep fro nt terrace with 011·n beach. $250,000. Kathryn Raulston . BEACON BAY Private community: this c hoice area near bea ch, has several .verr atlractive homes \\"ith small income apa.rtments. ~1any added features. r~or f u r t h e r information, call: Mary Lou J.1arion. A DREAM COME TRUE ?\love into a new.Jy decorated, freshly J'ainted 3 BR. home in Eastbluff. Lovely yar to en- joy carefree livins. Ov.·ner transferred. $46,· 500. Harriett Davies. LEASE OR SALE 01~·ner leaving this beautiful custom town- house. 3 Oversize bdrn1 s .. 2 ba , lovely panel· ed liv. rm. \V/frplc. \V iii sell $44,500 or lease $37 5. G. Vreeland. ANXIOUS -PRICE REDUCTION Sellers '\'ant to cash out no\\' on this 2 yr. old drea1n home. ll 's clean. It's expensively dee· orated & con1plelel.v la nd scaped . It's a bar· gain al $42.50G: It has 3 bedrooms. formal dining room plus familv room wit h wet bar. Call now! Bill Comstotk. IN WESTCLIFF A cozy 3 bdrm. home - spacious din. room. lovely yard v.•ith trees. Short y,•alk to Marin· ers School. Park & Library. $46.500. Cathryn Tennille. GREAT VIEW AND POOL Dramatic Dover Shores. 4 BR .. 3 bath home . I luge den \\"1library. Ty,•o cozy firepl aces. lge. ram. kitch . \\'/gas BBQ . Sep. sewing room. Three car gar. $86,800 .. '\I Fink. GRACIOUS TWO • STORY F'a mily home t:lose to sc hool s. 4 BR., 21'12 ba'a., den. forn1. DH ., breakfast nook. Beau tiful landscaping v.·i th cozy side patio. Priced to sell! $41,900. Al. ('. Bu ie. THIS HOME SPARKLES Ideal fa mily home -4 I.g. BR's .. 21h baths. Ne\\· \V /w cpts. -fa mily rm . with frplc .. blt- in kitch. 40 Ft. heated pool-\\'ell la ndscaped. Sprin kle rs. Choice Bayc rest loc. Only $79,· 950. Art Gordon. • REALLY MOTIVATED Own ers moved to J-l a\vaii. 3 BR., f1m . rm,, private pool & jacuzzi. Keen University Park "Tulane'' home, come see -OPEN SUNDAY 1·5. REDUCED TO SELL' Now only $43.950. 18021 Aspen Tree Lane. '·C huck" Lewis. THE BLUFFS BEST BUYS lAlMED. Posses.i;;ion. 3 BR .. 3 b_athsLp_aneled den. 220 sq. ft. 2 patios. $47 .900. ANO 3 BR .. 3 Ba. Franciscan f\1odel. Vacant. \Viii lease loption -Submit. $41 ,500. LaVer1 Burns. BAYSHORES 3,000 Sq. Ft. home \\°rJ rg. patios & yard . Lrg. !iv. rm .. !am. rm. y,•/\\·et bar, din. rm . & 3 oversizect bdrms. -l can be divi dect. Near private beaches. $58 .500. Mary 11arvcy. IRVINE COVE VIEWS ! Custom Ellerbroch d es i g n: 4 rooms with 'vhite Y.1ater views. S l e p s to you r priva te beach. Formal din ing room : 5 bedrooms, 31h baths. Perfect for the v.·hole f=imily. $210 .000. George Grupe. 833.0700 6«-2430 Coldwell, Banker ,t.llfD COJllll'lli¥' I 550 NEWPORT CENTER DR ., N.8. 2299 }Tarbor. Costa ift!l8 !!l!!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11! 3 + RUMPUS RM. I S.·r lhi.c vrPW homr w/hfdv,·d firs, bll1n5. shingle roof, block \\'Bll lrnc"rl. ldtal 1or 1hr !r;::. lam1ly, No dn, VA/ lo dn. to others. VA •ppr\ al $24,600 5 BDRM. MESA VERDE Open Sot /Sun I • S 2784 Albahoss, C.M. I 1 S('P 1his !!harp c:onterop. ~ !1on1f' nn lrg. cor. lot. ~,, for boa I or trl r. Owner a.nx· 1ous. Subm11 ofrs. VA •PlW'· .. $42 , 150. DELUXE 4 • PLEXES Spac. l BR &: 2 Ba in choke 1'.R. area. Owner ""'{Ill quirk Mlf' Pri<.'f'd bdow mkL NE\V i;or;, loan. 7li{~ Hurry, 1ht'i;e "on "t lul. ', $72 ,500. "' - PERRO"l --. .,.., .. , .. 642-1771 Anytime COLLEGE PARK -BEAUTIES- 111. 2:166 Colgate ·•BR ·+ fll m11.v rm., shag ci.rpll. waterfa!I in -e11 r yard. $30,SOO (2.) .lJR \Vesibrook -~BR w/ pool, large cornl'r Joi, $32,SOO f3.J 125 Tulane -4 BR CUI· 1om1zl'd homr. :?X(I aq, ft. o! lusury hv1ng. See the \'ery btst. Nowporl •t f1ln1l4w 646-1111 (1nytlm•J ARE YOU LOOKING 7 fnr a very sPtdal homf! In co~la J\.lf'~11 wifh 3 bdr, 2 bath.~. fam ily mom. vrty ('\""" & J'IPllt througholrt. frrshly pa in1rd. shag cpl, lan;e lot, niM'ly landscaped, room for adrlitiorW COil· iltnll'linn l-pool + boll.ti trailf'r ramJlf'r, and a 514 % :is~umablt VA Joa"'=' YoU just found ii~ Pti~ S31,51ll. Phnnr 546-2313 for additiori- a1 information. CORONA I DEL MAR CUTIE 1 WITH A VIEW lsec!ud.-cl 2 brdronm pool homr in the popular Corona l\ighlallds, Nt>w upgrad'd :shag thmujl;hout. Un bclko:V· ·able $44.750. Walker & Lee 20t1 \\'rstf'll fr Orlvoe f'lf>.7ill Or>rn 'Iii !I PM Tow~ & Country In Mesa Verde $52,500 Elt>gant -4 bctr, :?1f bath home \\'11h lonn al dining artl, 'lt'r)' la rge master suit;, lnvrly kitchtn -l11mUy an!i. SituatM nn large Joi with pril'acy k country atJnot. phrN'. Phnnt' 546-T.lll tar '3 8('r:I~ 11, bi:llh~. buil~- 1 In~. fr"tn'l'd air hrat. J;!OOd nrt':l nf CQ~ta J.fr1111 1 JlutT)'I a!S-8&-10. : 2629 Harbor, C.M. , 4 BEDROOMS , 1 + GUEST HOM!\ Immat"lllatt' hnmr nn prlvat4 ;,(""'' -nrn r Wrslclltr -2~ baths. C'OVl'ft'd Pf;tlO -aoJd <'&ri>"I• -rxctllrnt Efistskl• local.Ion. $.'\4,950 -673-8SSO. \0 THE REA!, ~ ESTATI:RS ~ [ ~fotU. ! ]@_-_._ .... _!~ I ! ' ' : .. I " '· .•. • ~ ' . '. • Gener•I Gener•I Open Houses THIS WEEKEND • .., thlt Jl•lld• 41r.ctory wttii ... fflh __. .... - Y•ll •• 1to11 ... h11•ti11t. All tfle IKotl•• lbt.4 "-1•• .... 4-tef'llMd •• ,,,. ..... 4etei1-r., •••rtht11t'41- •"-'• In toda¥'• DAILY PILOT WANT AOS. Patto111o 1hawl11t ope11 ho11MS for 1ala or to ,.. .. •r• 11ttff ff llit 111el lnformatle11 11 thl• c.eh1m1 ..ch F-rldoy. HOl!SES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom ! 721 ~larguerite. Co rona del Ma r s;!'>-5726 (Sal & Sun 1-5\ 332 Prospect Newport Beach 646-7171 (Sat 1-5\ 400 Heliotrope. Co rona del Mar 645-0543. S39.950 !Sat & Sun 1·61 606 Narcissus. Corona del Mar 675·3000 1Sal & Sun 1·5) (2 BR & Family or Oen) l 8:30 Port Ashley Pl.. Nev.'port Beach 675·4930 · !Sat & Sun 1-5) (3 Bedroom) **121 Harbor Island Rd .. NB 673-7'00 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 16701 Newland St.. l·luntington Beach 714 /847-9540 (Sal & Sun 10-5) 1979 Orange Ave .. Costa Mesa 548-5972. !24.500 !Fri. eve & Sat. 9-5) 2303 Fairhill Dr .. Newport Beach 646-325.5 !Sal & Sun 1-5) 4607 \Vn1·ne Rd . rrameo l~glds l Cd~T 67~·2222 (Sun 1-5l 15h ('n<;la i\lesa St.. ((Isla ~tcsa 54g.772a. ~'!8.500 rsat & Sun 1·5) 216 Pnnn'. ('orCl•1a del ~l ?r 1144 -4910. ~87 .500 tS::it & Sun 1-5 :30) 250 \\."?lnut. Ne\\"port Be~ch 646-7 171 !Sal 2-5) 511 Santa Ana. Nc,1·port Beach 611/l.7171 (Sun 1·5 ) 801 Kings Road f\1ev"port Beach fi75-:l21 0 (Sat & Sun) 493 Mal'(nolia. Costa Mesa 548-8537. $27.5QD !Sunday) 1927 l\Tariners Dr. (\Vestcliff) NB A'l~·204P, ~44 .900 (Sat & Sun 1·51 2R.2 Princrlori Or. (College Pit rk l Q-1 ~t\;;·'.3250 . 52f!Jlfi0 1S::it & S'!t!J 9·5) 32:; ~l?rieol d . loron;i d el f.·lar 673·6642: 67.'}·64.59 /S un l·fil 2024 Bervl Ln . O·larbnr Hglds) NB ll4~·5400 <S un 1·5) 620 'J'en1ple J;i\ls Dr .. Lagu na Beach 494-0704 !Sun 12-31 1331 \V . Ba y A\Pe., Ne1vpo rt Beach · 673·6210 iSat & Sun 12·5) *10783 F:I Ce ntro. Fountain Vallev 842-4405 . 962-6546 <Sal 10·31 194 F.. t\ 1 he rt , Costa l\1esa 546·5R80 IS'I & Sun 1-5 30) *1101 Essex l\Vcstcliffl f\ra ll7.5-3000 1Sun 1·5) 1515 Cumberland, Newport Beach 675-4930 !Sun 2·5\ 704 Goldenrod. Corona de\ Mar 1;75-4930 (Sun I ·~) 3013 Royal Palm, Costa Mesa 675·4930 !Sal & Sun l·.5) 230 Pearl, Balboa Island 673·8550. $82.500 !Sal & Sun. 1·51 201 5 Deborah Off Marinersl NB 640-7755 /Sat & Sun 1·51 22fi9 Republic. Costa Mesa 645-0303. $24.500 rs,t & Sun 1·51 233 Rose J.anc. Costa i\'lesa 645-030~. S2fi.600 )001 Dolphin. Corona de\ Ma r "45·0303 32!1 f\o\1·er St. (Eastside)' "42-1771 29:i Camellia Ln .. Costa l\1esa !Sun 1·51 ISun 1-5) !Sun 1·51 646·0555. S25.950 (Sal & Sun. 1-51 31 99 Haiti Circle. Mesa Verde 546-5990 3100 Sumatra Pl.. Costa i\tesa 546·5990 (Sun 1-51 (Sun 1·5) (3 BR & Family or Oen) 3209 l\lontana Ave .. (Mesa Verde) CM 546-1242 (Sat & Sun 1-51 *1106 r.oldenrod (Har. Vie\1' Hill s) CdM 673-2222 1 Sun I ·5) 2221 J\rhutus ( Ea:-tb!uf!l NB 644-2024 !Sat & Sun 12-6 1 *18021 Aspen Tree Ln .. University Park 644-2430. $43.9511 <S un 1-51 923 Goldenrod 1 r;aTbor Vie"' 11il\s) CdM R33-0700 : 644-2430 I Sat. I ·5 l 9700 Raven. ~lunt ington ..Seach 646-7 171 !Sun 1-5) 1il7 TC'rrapin. Newport Beach 646-7171 !Sat 2-51 *472 East 16th St.. Costa ~1esa 646·71 71 !Sun I-51 *1130 Pembroke Ln. l\Vestcliff) NB 67>-2!01 (Sun 1·51 1401 Santanclla Terr .. Coron a del l\far 675·6060 (Sun 1·5) 19J:l3 ~fever Place, Costa Mesa 548-3097 !Sun 1·5) 1927 Santiago Dr. <Bayc rest) NB 642·5583. $72.500 !Sat & Sun 1·5\ *22:10 !·leather IJn .. Ne"·porl Beach 646-3255 !Sun 1·51 25422 <\dr1ana (.<\egcan Hills) Mission ~c~ . R30·502 I. $33.500 !Sal 11 ·41 3044 ~l~deira (~Jesa Verdel Ci\1 673·43.'10: 645·151l4 eves. !Sat & Sun) l 134 Paularino. Costa i\1esa 545-2300: 675·5n6 1Sal & Sun 1·51 644 0 <1rre!l, Costa 1'-lesa 673·6642. 675-6459 !Sun 1-5) 421 Tustin Ave .. IN'pt lights) NB 646-2414 , $34.500 !Sun 1·51 2018 Barranca /Th£" Bluffs\ NB 67>-3000 1117 Pembroke (Weslcliff) NB !Sun 1·5) 675.3000 !Sun 1-5) 20321 Adrian Circle. Huntington Beach 644-7662 !Sun l ·51 930 /\leppo (Eastbluff) NB 67!'>-7225 1Sal & Sun 1·51 228 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 675-7225 1Su n 1·5) **20 1 Bayside Or .• Corona del Mar 673·8550 !Sun 1·51 2033 Comn1odore IRaycre!it) NB 646-7755 <Sat & Sun I ·5) 1225 NotUngham, \\'estrliff 646-7171. 156.950 !Sun 2-5) ' Saturd1r. May 1.S, l9n · DAIL V >JLOT !3 I~ I~ I HMff lor$111 !~I !~I _ .... General 2612 Andover, Costa Mesa 645·0303 !Sun 1·5) 11 20 Glen Eagle. Costa Mesa 645-0303 (Sun 1·51 20072 Beaumont. lluntington Beach 546-2316 1Sun 1-61 1405 Skyline, Laguna Beach 546·2316 !Sun 1·5) .470.9 CorUand, Corona d..e.I Mar 675·6000 rSal. & Sun 1·5) 2002 S. Birch. Santa Ana 842·6691 1Sat & Sun 1·51 * 1021 Cliff Dr., Ne"'port Beach 540·1720 <S un 1·51 (4 Bedroom) 3242 Montana 1 i\1e sa Verde) CM 540-7560. $34 .750 (Sal & Sun) 15892 Redlands, Westminster 897-3357. $39.950 !Sat & Sun 12-5 1 6107 Lancaster. Ne"•port Beach 673--65 10 tSu nday 1·5) 4507 Roxbury (Cameo Shoresl CdM B.J3-070Q; 644-2430 1Sun 1-5:301 1410 N. Li13nn1ta St.. Santa Ana 537.32;s. !26.900 1 Sal & sun\ 217 V\a Eboli !Lido Isle) NB $65,000 1Sun 2:30·5:301 231 Kings Place /C liffhavenJ NB 642-5200 I Sun 1-51 1939 Santiago IBaycresl) NB 646·7755 !Sal & Sun 1·5) 2861 Bayshore Dr. (Bayshores) NB 675-7225 !Sat & Sun 1-5). 2026 Lemnos Dr. Mesa Verde 546-5990 (S un 1·51 (4 BR & Fam ily or Den) 97:1 .Jnnipero Drive, Costa J\olesa ;46-3660 (Sal & Sun 1·5) l fi:li Oahu Place, Costa Mesa ~ 5t!S.9702 (Sat & Sun 10-6 ) 2612 Lighthouse I Broadmoor\ NB 644-49!0. $61.500 !Sat & Sun 1-5.30 1 4500 Orrington !Cameo Shores) ('di\1 644-4910. $175 .000 !Sun 1.;;30 \ 20251 Craimer (Meredith C.ardens) H B 644-4910, 545.500 !St<n 1-5 :30\ 1006 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910. S99.500 !Sun 1-5:30 1 410 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 644-49!0. $!05.000 !Sal & Sun 1-5:30\ **505 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 642·82'.~5 /Sat & Sun) 20fi7 Commodore fBayc rest) NB 642·8235 (Sunday) 847 Santia~o. 1v1esa del Mar 544·8580 (Sal & Sun I ·5) 2710 Drake, rosta i\1esa fi4R· 1698 (Sundavl 420 ~:a!;t I :ith St.. Ne\\'port Beach · fi 7;)·6060 !Sun l·:'il *4615 f'airfield . Corona de! J\.1ar 673-6642: 5;5.5459 1Su n 1-5) **8 I.Anda Isle Dr. (Lind a Isl e) NB 642·4620 !Sunday) 843 Sonora Rd. t1'-1esa del J\.1ar) CM 545·5882 {Sal & Sun 1·51 31 33 Bray Lane. Costa r.1 esa 675-2723 !Sal & Sun 1-6) 2509 So. Pacific, Santa Ana 546·4141 1546-0521 !Sun 1-51 4fi19 Orrington (Cameo Shores) CdM 675·3000 _ (Sun 1-51 974 Sandcastle. Corona de! Mar 675·3000 rsat Beach rsun 1501 l.1i ghland Dr .. Newport 546·2316 I ·51 I ·51 2825 La Salle. Costa Mesa 546-2316 !S al I-5) 1418 Estelle (Westcl iff\ NB 645·0303 9074 Pelican. Fountain Valley ll45-0303 l3fl3 Gal,vay. Costa Mesa 645·0303 !Stin 1·5) fSun 1·5) !Sun 1-5) 801 Cliff Drive. Newport Bea ch 046-7171 !Sun 2·5) de! t.-lar !Sun 1·5) 2827 Monterey Ave., Mesa 540-1720 (5 B1droom ) *1033 Mariners Dr. (Dover Shores) N B 646-1550 !Open Daily) 2756 Lorenzo St. <Mesa del Mar) C~1 546-1701 rSat & Sun 1·61 2133 Miramar (Balboa Penin.) NB 644-7662 (Sun 1-51 * 1707 Antigua, Newport Beach 675-4930 !Sal & Sun I ·51 2784 Albatross !Mesa \.'erdel Ci\-1 642·1771 !Sal & Sun 1-5) (S B'R & Family or Oen) 2230 Ara!ia St.. Ne\vport Beach 644-11 02. 160.000 (Sat & Sun 1-5\ 194 1 Con1~dore Rd . /Baycrest) NB &46-8926 ' (Sat & Sun 1·5) 25&25 Avenida Mariposa , San Juan Capis- trano. 493-3292. 138.900 !Sal & Sun 10-5) 2652 Basswood <Eastbluff) NB 548-7729. S48 ,950 (Sal & Sun 1-5\ *~21 0 Evening Star (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 !Sunday) 2921 Catalpa. Eastbluff 54>-9451. $52.950 rsunday 11-4 ) 1215 Marion Ln . (Harbor Hglds) NB 642·5200 !Sun 1·5) 300 Robin Hood Lane. Costa Me sa 673·8550 !Sal &<-Sun 1-51 2615 Bairlboo. Eastbluff 673-8550 !Sal & Su n 1·5) * 13·49 Galas:y Or .. Ne\11port Bea ch 675-6000/645·0203 1Sun 1·51 DUPLEXES FOR SALE (lBR&lBRl 600 Acacia, Corona de\ Mar 673-2222 (3 BR & \ BRI 519 lrl.c;, <:orona de\ Mar 673·6642; 675·6459 13 BR & 2 BRl (Sun 1·5 ) fSun 1·5\ 322 Iris, Corona del Mar \. 673-8550 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 14 BR & 2 BRI 515-515'h P oinsettia, Corona del Mar 644-49l0. $54.500 !Sat 1·5:301 HOME + INCOME (2 BR Home + I BR I 427 Iris Ave .. Corona de! Mar 67!'>-154-0 ; s;>-456l (Sal & Sun 1-5) • • * "••• .,.; w ... ,,,.."' General General MATT LA BORDE, Realtor Ht::~~~~~!vH:~sLs U29 KEEL DRIVE. N~r n-• 4 BR, 2 BA, livin& pluA laml\y ronm, ftrepl., mirrored cloc,.t doon;. :S Car ltBRi'"· $67.~. ECOLOGY CLEAN Green is the neighborhood. Bright Is the home. Sparkling is the pool. This enlarged 'l'hree Bdrm. horne has them all plus a price that's right-Only $36,950. Located near WESTCLJFF SHOPPING CENTER. Mariners Park and School. Call Today!! OWNERS LOSS-YOUR GAIN .I Seller n1t1st sarrifice $4 ,000 of extras in his lovely two story, f'our Bdrn1 .. Three bath ho1ne with sunken living Rm., Din. Rm ., Elect. B/t" Kit.. Bkfst. Rm. and large Fam. Rn1 . Beautifully draped and carpeted lhroughout. 'fhree car garage·professionally landscaped. ASSUME EXISTING F.H.A. loan or rennanre to your choice. Priced for a quirk sale at only $391950. LA BONNE VIE T\1·0 Bdrm .. Two Bath. patio. pool and rec· reation room, ONLY $21 ,500. Can you ask for more? SELLER WILL FINANCE ONLY 10% DOWN WILL MOVE YOU IN. Owner wUl carry the Joan on this charming Two Bdrm. hidea\vay. l .arge bright kitchen 1vith built·ins and Bk!st. Rm. Comfortable rear living room \vith dining area. Secluded patio, garage, 'vorkshop and dark room. All this on COSTA MESA'S EASTSIDE for only $25.000. COZY CORNER OUR POT OF GOLD home in EASTSIDE COST.4. ~1ES1\. \\"ell kept Three Bdrms., 11h Baths, fully carpeted and draped. step sav· ing kitrhcn . spa cious Din. area. Covered pa· 110 . douhle garage, fruit trees and well land· scaped . I.OW DOWN F.H.A. NO DOWN G.I. F P Oi'LY $25.950. MESA VERDE Truly ~ perfectionist's dream. Better than new. spotless FOUR BDRM. TWO BATH Family Rm. home with B/I K it. and rear Jiving Rm. overlooking attractive enclosed ·rear yard . Ne\V carpets. beautifully draped and e:..:quisitely decorated. Owner leaving STEPS TO BEACH Immaculate 2 s;IOry home, 3 BR, large malt!"r bNtr. with lirepl, oversized livln; room with. lirepl, bllln11, nt'wly de<."Ol"1ttrd with nt!"'' ~ha1 c11rpe111 t hnwut. Doub.le 1ar- 11~. lO'll down. V11c11n1· rr:1dy to movr fntn . Stll,000. BEAUTIFUL HOME z BR f'al"tilcle c.~I. Wlilk 10 Catholic church. lmmacu· lalt-In evt>ry way, Nrw ci:PI~. d•"Pfl, 1 palitl.!I, alley llC1"'SS. S~'3.<XXl. LEISURE LIVING Condominium nr11r BAck B<I~·. 2 BR ::! RA, l11mil )' rn.-mi 111th flrrpl. dining l'O'lnl. builtini;. good ITPI~ & d1-p11. douhlr gan11t, pa· Tio, pool, pulling .2rttn, b #JI U 1 I r U 1 l y hinrl~f'AP· !'<!. PriN-rrdui·efl ro S'.28.IXX'.I. FOUR UNITS plus J en. :! ao\ horn" with pool, large living plu11 fam· ily r1l0m, huiltin!I. doubl!" itaragf'. EastsldP Costn M<"~ll. Owner will help fin· ""'"· Lachenmyer Re.i ltor 2 Bdrm. Townhouse · 3 )7 Baths Detached Maids Quarters PRESITGE-PRIVACY POOL Deluxe quality throughout-Ideal entertain· ment pattern. 5 bedroorns & 4 baths. New dish\vasher, new disposal, new pool heater. Processionally decorated with no expense sp~red . Fully equipped kitchen with deep pantry. Newport Beach's finest area. $97,000. For appoint1nent call 675-4930. CORONA DEL MAR· Vac:int & ready for your immediate inspec- tion. Lolsa r.harn1. 3 bedrooms.dining room· hard"•ood floors·built ins.cozy fireplace and all on R-2 lot. $34 .500. Need we say more? CALL 67>-4930 TOP QUALITY MESA VERDE Loving care has been lavis hed on thi~ home ~·ith 3 bedrooms. 2 baths and den or dining room 11:ith fireplace. Decorator's wall paper, custom drapes and up-graded ca rpet. Seclud .. ed covered patio in setting o( well landscap- ed corner lot 'vl th a beautiful large tree. AU for $31,000. CALL 67>-4930 FOUR PLEX Sharp, Sharp 2 bedroom, 2 bath spacious apartments. Extra large step down living r oo ms ~'ith fireplaces. Buill·i ns of course. No vacancy factor. Close to shopping and freeY.'ays. Priced right at S63,500. For an al>' pointment to inspect call 675-4930. PRIME AREA-VIEW LOT qne of a kind. Among single family distinc- tive homes. Unparalleled view. $49,500 - submit offers. 1310 Galaxy. Newport Beach. C. F. COLESWORTHY & CO. REALTORS 675-4930 Newport Beach area and n1ust sacrifice some of hi s hard ' v.·ork. Priced lo sell at $42.950 with 10% dc\1·n to a qualified buyer. Lh•e thr e;;r.sy way of llfr. No upkeep worries. Oub. oou~ and pool. 2 luxurious hdrnu. J~~ 111vish baths. Built in kitchen \\'ith dining 11rea. l..t111h carpet and dr11.p. cs. DP1ached gue~t racilllir.~ l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;G;;•;;";;;•;;;ra;;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-I '1 11 h hlll h. Alr!un1 !)"Pf' 20· I ' I SALESMEN NEEDED I 646-0555 220 E , S•vent••nth St. (E. 17th St. Shopping Ctr.) llHlll COSTA MESA par10. Only I yr. old, Vrry sn11t!I dn11'1 11 nd t&kc ov1'r es1~ri11i; loan. rou can"1 11f- tord IQ rrni: Rt!a ch: Jlurry. \71~1 OO"l·YiSj HlRLST [ OlSO\ "' P £.AL T 011 S CAMEO SHORES Spectacula r ocean & j e It y vic1vs from this Jo\Pel y, traditional hoine. 4 bed roon1 s. formal dining room, "cozy"' paneled den \Vith fire- place. S\1·imming pool enclosed with plastic see·thru fence. $89.500. COUNTRY CLUB I Evenings C•ll 646-4579 or ~2·7438 19131 Brooktluni A1·,, Hunlin,c1on B,.llch J.uxurious Fairway ho1ne on fabulous La Cos· ta f'ountry Club. \vith 3 spaciou.c; bedrooms & baths. formal dining room. fa mily roo m with professional bar. $163 ,820. Completely furn· ished. \General Gener•I Steps From Park & Swim Club Old Spanish Ro~e 11ave you seen this beautiful Spanish re- treat on Galaxy Dr. in Dover Shores? Not many people have: it's a new exclusive list· ing of UN IQUE HOMES. The property includes an 18' x 40' pool, \V .Jacuzzi. great outdoor entertaining area~. thick burnl·orange carpets and five large bed· roorns in cluding separate maid quarters. Note the handsome balcony and \vrought- lron grill work that provides an excellent vie\\' of !he Rack Ba y. and .a wonderful op· portunity for serenading. ~ This unique prop•rty will h•ve a preview opening Sunday, May 16th, J.S in the afternoon 1t 1349 Galaxy Drive, Newport Be•ch. ~e11 Esl1te, 675·6000, 24413 £.Coast Hlghw1y, Corona De! Mar. Calllomla 92625 FIRST TIME OFFERED c:hoire l\aycrest location. 4 Bedroom. 3 ~aths. famil y roo1n, 3 car garage. 50' spark· Jin~ pool. Call ror appointment lo see this ne\v Ii .s ling. $87 ,500. CUSTOM BUILT Dover Sh o r e .c; Vle1v. 4 Bedrooms. 3 bath!i. panelled famil y room, formal dining room plus breakfast areR orr bright, COiorfui kit· cben. Secluded courtyard pool. $112.000. HARBOR HIGHLANDS 4 Bedroom, 2 B.aths. lovely large yard. duced for quick sale. $38,500. Re- ROY J. WARD CO., Rea~ors '033 Mfriners Drlv•, N.B. 644-1550 Oov•r Shorts Offic• is !his modPI nt'111 4 bdr. l· !IOI")' Harbor Vlpw borne. A <VZY family l'oom off a rPally un!r1t1e rot1ntr.v kH· f'ht'n. A ro rmnl dining room & t:ilint Ji1•inl( rnom 11•ilh , brk:k fu'f'f)lat'f'. C'1111w1i1 that cvnld nt'v1•r h11v1• l:i.¥11 t>lf'p- ~I on. Cu i11om 1•0111•r'rle Ir 11prl~J1>ni fro n1 & 11•11 1". All lhi,11 i ynu own !llf' laT\fl too for jui11 l1~1.~1111'1. C11ll ht rot"f' 11 '!1 gCM1,. ~231.1. 1-0 THE REAL 1·"'\.. ESTATERS ASSUME VA LOAN 16 LUXURY UNITS Some with view. \Ye ll located, close to schools &: shopping. Excellent rental record. $375,000. HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS ''SINCE 1944'' 673-4400 Gener•I General Hett."s built . in llnancini:, 1,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I with NO NEED TO QUAL-• IfY: f.xisr ing 6'1'> loan c11n bt> 11lkPn (lvrr 11•1!h 101111 pa ymcnr.tt II'.~/! th11n rrnt, 111 11 modr~t OOwn payment. 11 ·~ 1 lovPly :t hl'droom horn!" w1!h a shake ronf 10 a pr11nP 11rPa. Only $29.400, will n1akc It yours. COAT$ & . WALLACE REALTORS -54'-4141- (0p•n Evanin91) GOVERNMENT REPOSSESSION -BAY & BEACH REALTY, 22 Years of S•rvice In The Harbor Area WESTCLIFF VILLA Inc. Tired of yard \\'Ork. maint. problems. etc.? Answer: A deluxe eon do n1 i n i u m with spaciousness & beaufv of a lovel y home, in t ropical, parklike setting; incl. olympic size pool & entertainmept area. 2 Bdrms .. convert. den. also upstairs si tting rm.·or game rm. 2 l'rplcs. $58,500. CAMEO SHORES BEAUTIES 2 Lovely homes, both \vith an xl nt ocean view & access to 3 priv. beaches. 4 Bctrms .. 3 ba.; one home w/pool. $74.500 And $79,500. Sell- ers are anxious! Costa Mesa(' )PEN HOUSE t'WJ' ~~1::.~ D II H -O ~ ,.'""'"o ·' ,!,~!!,. , T 5 DAILY SURF SOUND SEND YOU 1 Then rorrit to r.:1·wpM'I SI~ Jnd aH thh1 cull! l .. bedroom All oprn beam modem homf' Acet'U 10 2 pools 11nd lenni• rourts. ttio All for $.."9,500. Cl\11 646-TITI . 'o ·THEREAL '"-ESTATERS . ' . . _ .. --- bathll, rl nuhlP 11;a r11.t:r, Jriri.-:r ~2Hi Jl)AllO 1~t.ACF., COSTA ltit, 1·lel\n 11.nd nt'itl, nn down i\fESA • [)f>1>p pluah thiu: In vrt11 nr f'llA tr-rm~ f11r rrpt.11, m11.~~lv~ dbl tlrtpl, S"ll,!"!00. Norrh Colllll i\ff'S:A bnrh hoat & 1rlr 1tor•gr. l(l('11tit1t1. St-r It M\\: And lrtshly paln1f!d. Sp11ri· ~O. l1n1t 3 BR hornf' wilh lt'J:, :!u.29 lh1.rbtir. c;.~I. 3 PANORAMIC- OCEAN VIEWS r.rr31 llldCDI\' .1 la.mil.v rm. 2 1tl,11min1t bAlha & cool. clr.rin, hid le lltrd. rinol. S.1.1.9.=.o. Call 54>8424 f01')1'n evf!t) s·!!!~·ei1• lll!i!!!!!!l!!!!!!l!!!!!!l!!!!!!l!lll"~~~ -~!l!!!!!!l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!l!!l!!!!!~• I OPEN SAT I SUN. 12-S PILOT CLASSIFIED ,~,"~,~; _B~.~ !~';i ... A·t>'rnmt AlpinP Home ... -~· livinir r!)!'!n1 j CAR EFREE LIVINO l lnbc lit1•11blp S31,!;:'l'J SrA<'iou~ 2 s1ory Conrlo. EAd· .;;-• 1·h11rn11nr l hltrm. 2 i:.. ORANGE COAST'S Bir:ST homo."'""',, ..... ''"''·. I'll" l.Q"r. pa1\n. Only l."19.~.00. SALESMAN •• JONES Rf:Al.TY '"~"' ~1 \V. R~l!,n~. N.R . • • ( \YOf\ 'T 1~'\ST. C \Lt, "\"0\V _.rdr C.M, 2 BR.. l \t BA, W lk & L 1-·1rep\11Cf', All bJl-lnt1 W/W a er ee t·11t_.. drp11. Pri\•111,.' paho. I Ht r pool rccreellon room. '20l:t w,.111rhrt Ori\'" l~unriry 'r11cil itl!!a. O\\INER "~-TTll t'>fw'ri 'Iii 9 rM ~l\:!'r sr-:LL! 3 1~~ ,1 ,,, I I I 14 DAILY ~llOT S"uwdir, Ml)' 15, 1971 I~ -·· .. I~ I -..... 1~!1 _ ...... 1~l 1 _ ..... l[~f [ -"'·· l~I -··-l ~ l..__-;;;"';;;'·;;;;;l~~l l..__-_ .... _ .. ;;;:i:l~_.1 1.;;;;; ...... ~ ...... ~~1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:1 ;;;;;;;~;;;1 -- - G•n•r•I Gen•r•I General I G•ner•I Gentr•I Gener1I Gentr•I Corona del Mir Costa Mesa ......... ~ /Ja1•reff pre:JtJnLJ EXCITINGLY DIFFERENT FROM YOUR OE 'K I"~ THE TREE TOPS. Vie"' the atll\•ilits in the bav -or take • d ip in your hl'aled pool. This lnfor1nal all redv.·ood 5 bedroom hon1c invites relaxed living. Offertd al $7 .=t,000 OnC'ludes l1nd t SHORECUFF OCEA~ A:-lll JETT\' \'IE\\' -Top tond t· tion. 3 Bedroom. convcrtiblt den a.nd 3 baths. Dining roo1n 'rith fireplace. break· fast lfami h· roon) \\ilh "·et ba r. Garden .setting. $i 15.000. BAYCREST BEST PRI CED llOMr. I:\ TllE AREA - ~!16.000 '. 4 Bedroom$. dining roonl. kit· t'hcn \\'i1h brt>ak!a ~t area. 21':' bathi;. f;rpat potential ; SPECTACULAR WATERFRONT SPAC IO\;S ROOMS. ll lGll CEILI NGS - PfER & SLIP -Re1:111t ifullv decorated ind ready· for instant O•<·upa1lcy. Sl8!l!'i00 - n1 ay lease'option. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY ON UDO T . .\Kl-~ !\TAX llEDUCTION -and ha"·"• good life. 3 Unit~ on the Isl and near ~hops and artivit1e~ ?\lO\'e into one or rent all. $110.000. Offlo:e Open S1turdays & Sunday• PETE BARRETI REALTY 1605 W•stcliff Dr., N.B. 642-5200 General Opeu House; :;uu. l-5 SL'PEJ~ COl~Of{ -colorful ho1ne \Vith dec.:or· ator idea.;; vou'll fall in love \vith ~ 4 Bed~ rootnli. 3 balhs. 2 story. exciting quality thru- out. <._;real yard' 1"his is a home .f~r !he f.O~· f\'.O ISSE l "R "·ho enjoys enterta1n1ng and h1$ (amilv. Priced at $44 .950. Located al : 2026 LEMNOS DRIVE, MESA VERDE SlJPl·:n !:iOLID -l~ari::e 3 bedroo1n in an e.x· elusive area. l 'hick coffee colo r shag carpels. niassive stone fireplace. i1nJ1laculate kitchen \vith hard"·ood cabinets and co1upletely mani· cured grounds. See this one for son1elhing different ' Priced a t $4:\,950 . 3199 HAITI CI RCLE. MESA VERDE !\LPl-:1{ PHl("I·: -l~ute , clean & co1y \vith nice \ard. open country kitchen & 3 larg.e bedroon1s. Nice ~lesa \'erde area. Super p ri- ced at on!\' $28.!l!j() 3100 s'uMATRA PL ., MESA VERDE .o\ll of Lhe abov e ate open Sunday 1·5. Phone Mt•• Verde Realty S4&.S990 For Directions ltSO Mesa Verde Or . • Costa Me51 e Ph°"t 546-5990 FREE 580 CASH! ~\·.,.,.,. no! jolchin ... plu1 )"OU f"'I (l!I# bl!autHLd ~ b@dl'OOnl l)i.)in• 11 11 11 pri\'a!t mu1~r r.u11t, 111'.g c·trP!'r 111\d all freshly painrt-d. f1fA or \.'A financ1nc. Sound.1 100 tood· huh .. .Juft J,1 us prov" .11. \V'" tl'f' hf';, ro do buJ!nt"s.~. S46-fS21 Nichols Real Estate •1 1~Nl(i1(•l', OJIEN HOUSE Sun. 1·6 20072 Beoumont Circle Bt-a.1it11'U.I, .. i.'tlf'm,.ly !i.l1A11'. ·' bdr, JI·~ h.al h hotn ,., La.rce "alnut-p&.11f'lflll dtn l\·ith ,,._. !I0111-firf';>iilCf'. lor1n"I dlJllnJ: l'OOTn Pn>sllgf: flf'llh- l)OrhoiJd. ,..,,:f'!ltn! M!l-d l"-IWl • locatioon. St, ii' ar phet11" \46-Zni frlf 1nfo11'n11ri<m PMr,. s ~:«1. 10 T HE r<r:AL "'\.. CSTl\TE:f\S • QUIET REST • Goril'OWI Deanl'\f' HO~ Mar TIY octllll on beau1itully ,,..,u ktPt 1\ll'llt'r lor, .\hakr rnor. adtLl li\W·in. <otlt! OWnt"I h1>m,.. l BR. 2 Ba, $25,500 B'RING YOUR ctrr.cr; B001.: I "MAJESTIC MANSION" A HAPPY PATH : ' OPEN • • • • .. ·I *OPEN SUN. J.l * I COLL_E_G_E_P_A_R_K_, I 1"''''" '"" ,.,.,,,,. 1•··' SUNDAY I TO S:30 2015 DEBORAH 4'07 WAYNE RD. I AREA •·BORS. 2-STORY ~~; ,:.~~(.:/fPa~::~ ! ~:~ ! 2001 BAYSIDE DR . off Mariners Dr. s~: :u~~~,~~!, ~~~h: I Slt:\aff~ 1~ni~r.: ~~ t.im. rm. Open 111. rni. & ON THE BAY OPEN 1 \ands. $33,000. ;M-5780: 54G-51'97. $28 500 n., dlnhtg &>JUs i.:ourml"t I B<!au11ru11~· l'\'<"teN'lrAll'd, :I SAT/SUN 1 • s 1106 GOLDEN"OD . :Ql;i V1SS1.r Pl. -I t"]f'(' kit1·1t. 1'11\lnn.v brkftt. 18.J'l:f' liedroom11. 31:. bot.nu, Jlarboc· Vie\V Hilli. View: \i.'ESTCLIFF AR EA • t.r~t.. Prof lndit:pd, Io" ti\ LI\& 1·ocun. rom1AI dining A homf') t)lact nestled I Pool! l 8R., family 1n1. $27,jO(), Harbor lh;h du;t, Th•!'• nJh! 111/l onJ.v ~'' )t'Ar~ Old f'or rhl' !olk11 v.'bO lik.r: tl1f' uJ n1nS1t1' 1n ITif.lt!~rn d"Nl'. l,11~h e,1r/'lf'llng. •ttp down !11 l11ii; 1'00111 ChAnr1f'i· !l'l't'd lonnAJ dln1nc rourn. ~l11un· .. family l\Xtm, 4 1i· a nt bf'dro ?I ~ hAUu. F ire.. pl1c.>. 11arorn kHchen that 1p;:irklt>!, l.11~h zmund1. \tin. 10 bt>acil. Sllop around then look a1 1h.11 !or S:.!8.~~ · It', 1n(."On1p;u:ablt. l'Lil t7lf 1 962-:X..\", 10111.\ I [ Ol \ll\ q I;" A ' • 0 P' nl&int. ~•rdl"n ·rnil) 1ho. 1wn1. l:H'('itkf:J~·, roon1 l. • an1ona: lovf'ly treea. <'Onvcn· Beaut. 1ardtn11. \\'alk to all ~th.ls & \\'estchff lirhttuJ \\'/rn&n,\ ~xrra~ . ..\;.k· 1.ti~e ~unny k1H·J\l'n on lht it'l'1t to \farinen 9C'hool l· DON V, FRANKLIN 11ooppU'\i. SHARP. \li/'J Jrx. ini f.'"".OOO. ti'*.'>'. plu11 11 pn)prr JllU•i.\ \Ve~teliff Shoppif11" Rt•ltor BR , p.lu!: convert. Ctn. Din. r--·' \l llh li1···1JhlJ.,. k "rtba.r A.II A Id & Fr d rnl, fJ)I., Irr ftnc'd y<!,1 HOPE GERRIE I ' !his f'OUpJM 11·1th nfl ~ll'('('\ rn~ ~ . •11 • 673-2212 • tree~. Ill.SI p()$11C!ill. C.lJ I REAL TY r tll('S1 IJ:\l'klll~. 1JOB (V' lor -388 E. 11th .. ~~"~;\!. I BY 0\ThER $ill~ _o_w_nr_r_e_1rr_._w_"-"-""~ -_&il__!__ -I '""'inlm111g pool anoJ 111 'REALTOR..-. .....,...,...., dl.Y' 'l hlkl to 1>«1·h, nt!tt to ~ 64~4100 645.:\l:lO 1 lr1rc1· pri\'•h' p111 io 1nakc $26 400 ~hop'g cno·. l CO.\-JPU..ll:· * Rtduced $1,000 * lhl!! rh1.· n1oi;t ,.~citiui? olff"r.1 I L)'. !urn. honies: I rented: 1'1iA, VA. Conven1 ., or yo\I tlJ.1 Dovrr_Th·, JI;~ -:--t 1ng of lh,. v1«•!1' f1w Qn.1.) foi· .'\E\\' O\\'XER A 2 Br nan1c ii! :: Br:. + fam, rm. WATERFRONT ~lf.·1,000 !'<lit 67.\-~:~'>ll for 4 Bdr. + Fi1mily Room Jiomf' cx<."tUentlv fu1•n. in 2 Ba. S28.iOO di·i,ub. $500 DOWN rattail. Pol)"" .. si,11 del'OL', Call: P&t \\'ood 5--l>-2300 ..... Sceruc Proper1ie~ 67~572.6 CONDOMINIUM P rlmf' location. Prict'd h<-I0\1• ~. 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T'l·ni J i1 1th ~P . ..,Rl(l.f:'\I; f'O<ir • .111 TARBELL 2955 H1rbor ' LITTLE NIFTY -.-i 7j() Total-D:\_•_ Huiuini;ion l3t>;u'h l"\.l it no"' anrl 1i .. t!wr .. r.1r 1ll'1·J('.'d an,1 !'P~U.1 in -haP" __ R_E_P_O_SS-ESSfONs-DUPLEX FHA :.'21-0:l P1·og1·;un "! _,_ -2·---·--·--1~1" ~un1tnl"r ft1n Call lt\r ~0111n11>r. ~uJh 1111111·,,,. c:: kl' 1 ho Bd11)l. :I Bat!i, f\C\\' 1ha.;: iji'.~'il, .. ,1 ~;no ,,(I r: h•nii~ ha~ M"Jl· ,par · u11 .t' l!lln me.!, 3on1I' A rar.-iren1 i11 101\!I, .\ onr r&l'P<'I, rlsh•ihr k dil!:pou.l.' WALK TO CHURCHES AND SHOPS ' THl'. REAL 'fZ f:STAT f:RS . . m~1vlv pa u1ted l cAJ'Pf!led ~ bedroo1u and 11 ~ brdroon1 l"' ooo B O i:.•c ~""" ;,rate den. ki 1~·hr" nook . 1111iJ I ~ 4 k _ brl. • . J _.,, . Y \111r1·. "",....><JUU f1wmal •l1nu1g 100111000• 1 1 ·~ ·· 1 ;.,,,'vmAs. SOnlf, '''JI 1 uiill 111 an r.\.:tllcHt locanon COLU::"GE-PARK-l-BR, ~ •II yno-Jo~ 11 1.~ [).)11111 r>OO!. ~ • l'Oll\'. temi!, 1.111h low dOl\J\ psymcn1. .,. ,1 ..., • "--~ .. ·•· ' I 1·~000 I 140000 0 ' c;.;,. 11.ny r:\.,a~. v""";r, P•1·n11"nt nr Sl''OO 11111 do' roin '"'· 0 · · n.ly S~~.500 .,,., p · 1 ~ $'"'"~ I Bnl)lr :t BR. 2 BA. tarr1Wood floor holnl' -Bt-h~V,. II ('>!' nor ,\OU r.an LUI.Im~ • -4'.!1~r ! loan oi1 !hif o~. l':lcf' add· · ~ ' Collins l· \liaH1 lu••. <.:all 1)7:~.Sjf,O l,;\I' ~~~~~. 0~~'i&:J. "Q;~ --OPEN HOUS-E-~ 1 ~ COATS U-13 Adams Ave. 962.;r,;2~ Sat l Sun. 9-:i SUN. 10.1 A Balltoa l1l1nd POOL home, O'>''lll'r. crpted~ t662 CLEARBROOK DR I W WALLACE bltns. tlsh1'·1hr, alr cond. 3 HUNTINGTON BEACH REALTORS OPEN HOUSE ""· 1,.. Aothony pool, P"''· ~I l,11.ua1, -546-4141-I SAT/SUN 12 to S PM SAFETY. PRIVACY landscpd. rprinklers, $26,@ . Young Executive's (Open E"1nin9s} Rat? "Liltlf' 1s1aoo·· G1"111 Jr hubby travels ,. }oLJ ,\ai11 1 cau ~6~9L?3 or j..!>-34t8. Ntwport 12C CRYSTAL AVE. i;ei·urity. i;ct- 1 LOV.EL) l br home. ram 1il\ •t Prim• Bch. Are• Home GORGEOUS~DOLL l ''ouro11n,•pf'clalhou.~-l'u1 1431 Bonnie Doon• paho. gar. (·rpl•f.dr p'I. .I BR, 'J B.i . llu~·· rauu:y 1111. HOUSE your ov.·n special i.;l!Hiri _ !RVJ.'\E TERR . .\C£ o\\·n,.r 1.1·111 trll tor tHA a p. ••o'r•o'ew 1>1· .,,, "lio·epl'• I,.,, , .... ,, 1 .. 11 0,.,,., o< •".t.9,·' .. ·11, .. ,. ,,,. -"nd -·-.,,,,·"·o<·• ' f>1'a1sal. :>4.\.-30!!7 e~"' Open ,. .. cl .... p,a11~ ... J.rK k;lrl1 •: ~·11 I h.,,in....,in~ i111h '! h:1h,,,:n~·l "hi~~"afford;";;;~J;hf~'.~u11-J>rotus1011 ll'f'('~. f10,ve 1'"· Sun 1-i 646-1111 r 1s11 )'}\)nd' .. '\:n1 tl'.'1·n1.<. -------.-lt<-1 hh1r1~ 3 c•:•r t;<11r .. nri u~ .. <·ula1,. 11iru-<1u1. l'<11'J)j'r~ 1 l'Omplicatcd liVllllf iu 11 pi1·-OPEN SUN. 12.c EA;,J SfDE (1nytim•l ' <1111n~. 1111111'' '11'<1.... 1n•·l.1 a nd :;hs!l'n1n1:: tld,1. floor!< 11u~~q;1,. ~• sidt aetlinl!. '.l . • ~ BR. '! BA , t'\d patia. ,.11>1·1 l:iif ri&lf' OIH'rorr, 'or'-11irll 111arf'hu11: dl'lifll'• :oi11 b-gror,11 XI'"' Eng:land tr;;r.di1 •0JJ Hal Ptnchin & Assoc:. Carpe1111g. drapts. built Ins. $27,000 ";=Zl~~c:::=:=zii:: llf'r 101 \t h .. (11 ;:a rr. ,..;,.,. 11111 r\.11111 p1.t.~111r111 on Sl ti,100 1 lBeri1'00n12 bath, lara;I" Iii· RE.·\LTOR:-' ftl~hi\·ashf'I'_ $29,950. S:•,.~1 '" th t• ou (11t.111tl111;;: horn,. po ir· 1:.1 l.O'i.i.n al $1 :ti.OO P<'I' •lll\ .. ing i·m .. liinint t'O(lni i·oin-':..~ __ E. ~Oll~I ~i\~ ti~~.:.:9_: 1 loa1 1. 64_i>.-:i4t:!_ Newport ' l ledroom: 2 Bath ,.d at $41.;,oo 9(1.!.,y~::. 1n1·Jlu!111j!' l~>-4"~ .:ir 1'01 binauon 'w1!.11 bJ'iC'k IL!'(·-Very w.11 Grounded I £A:.J ¥ide, 3'~bd~,-.,-.. -~ ba, 2 •t Easts;de COLLINS & WATTS /1()1\'N 10 1, I. bu}rr~ or placr. \\al.I to wall bool.· u \Oll actinlf(' lolks 11 ho aJ."t' panos, det. tar on alley. C Mesa -NEED-SPACE? ~11 A 1 erm~'' l_'.'aJI . ''Ii.St's. Bri('k .patio. 101·1" arid pi'.oud of theif hotnr. _vou'll Slab for boat I: cam~r pkz JCairvlew osto ! I w lk & L alr . 110 1na1n{fflV!ce. Df.-1 IO\'I! lhis br.lo1v Coast Hll'y. $24.:,00. by 01\ner. :>18-j972: 646-1111 l.ood ~ )O('(jrnom, '2 ~lh, a er ee taehtd a;arage "''irh mil id's ' location. Ca.nnclish '1 Bdrnl. HALECREST. Sactilice by H;1rrl\1'ood I Io o 1• 8, ru~pl. 1 :q><1.:-ious f111nily room. I'.'> x ,,. . . ~.m. F~r('t'ci a ir hl"a l. Prc.s· $39,500. To lee, Cal!: ' • 1 O\\'ne1·, l bdrm, :.I ba. 121. (anytime) r1-pr11. d1"P~. rov·d pal!o, dbl ;(l prh·1ur pool, db.I garage ·'~ _lla~~r Bl~rl: ;ii Adam~ l!grous South 8.&)11'0n t ;i,tt<1 .\IF:S. HOPPER 6;:;.ajlO ParneU St, C . .\I. $25,j()(), G I ,_,....,_,.._..,,....,,_ ear .:ar. i.J'g back )d . .\fany on alll!y \I' tlt"CI door opo:!nl'r ! .~t'>-G41J.• Oprn Ill 9 P.\I only )ards fron1 The bca.ch. U · ·1 R II Loan . .>l:>-1918. 1• • . ------_ . n1v1rs1 y ea y ",,·~u1 lri1i1 ITl'f'~11<· 11t1ruV?~,-! l.01''·lf')\v 1na.intt-nar1<-•e ~iITTi.1 • • • • • • As1l~1nkgJS 11.JOO. ., JOOl r:. Cst. 11111 t,ij~.t).)10 OPEN house .swi, 4 BR. *-ePEN SUN. l ·I * 2133 Miramar Balho11 Pt'niu . in hNt r~i ·~nlial art:i, ~ HR. 1-Blk, 10 l•a v OJ' (J('l'f111. $?.l.:•)() 20321 Adri•n Circl• Hunt. ~1tt•h ~Off Hur/11\rd i Hazel brook 1, NI'\\ iAh, d('('l'IT· 11or·~ dr,.:1111; l BR. l ha . r .. mll,V I'll\, f'T'®. l'OIJlP \1·aU,.d. s.:1.000. CORBIN- MARTIN REALTORS 6«-7"2 --OPEN HOUSE 1 TO 5 DAILY .lOll5 YUKON, COST.4 ~fL."iA • $ .::.00. 'f'(•m1~ r A or · . t~xct'llrn1 f';il.•ldr ar·Pa. CBI! 2033 Nie oann1dtJ, ,,ea1tor ------·_; __ · -1 fan1 im 'J ba homr Xlnt o,,.n House ~7171. i14: 67j.0.197 213: 27i·383~ J CAM~O SHOR~S tinan'.. S3i.JOO. Bkrto~· •2710 Sat. & Sun. 1-S; I COMMODORE --c1-w;--Jsland Owmcr Be-autiful o('{'ln View Drake, C.\L j..!&-1698 C M S S , .lust listed! 4 BR. 1:. Iarn. r111. IS6 osta esi1 t. BAYCRE T Br 01111rr. All l'lt ctne, l11~P • 14 b ,c, 1 4 ... 9 c 1 e DROPPED ptil'e to $1600 Coste Mesa N itarden It patio. Btan1 &· ~. a; poo · ~ •.. .or iam below rair markel \'alue io Roy McCardle R•i1ltor 111'10 f\f'11po1 ·1 Bh·d , C \1 5q.7729 SPANISH SPLIT • LEVEL OPE r~lhl"dral i·ei.lin,• .. , ,,ood '.· .~!l.i.000. Bv 11PP 1. 8 11 G d R It ~20.000. ~·1re.pla1·1'. 3 hr. --KOOLPOOL---SAT/SUN 1 5 paneling. ,\/<''lican ule noor I run y, ea or .i.i7-i167 aftt'r 4 -iu h1.1nil,\ l'(IOTI). 11"')1':1.7.ZO 1~ Oo1•ri.:._ Dr . ''-R 641-4620 --~~------ s22,ooo + I IHR' faruJl y 1-.10111 in 1J1i~ floo1·• iu t:l11tli l: kitl'l1r11. HARBOR Virw 111!!.~ . Lusk .\!ES . .\ Vl"rde by owner; 3 •no.I P11<_:.'l'fl1f'n!~ Ulrld•'f·t"'"t P"I' t:ood ~ hodl'OfJt11 :!'<, Nlth 1n:trbll" b.<l!h~ Stain!>'~.•. h()1nt . .( Br. '!1, ba. ~ CBI ~~~11• [~J!~J;~l, i :; .. ~~~a. mou "· AJ'l(:I' 11m1 Y 1•11nt hrornr . '.! firt-pla<""~. ~ \1~1f'>1' 1·11ll1u·ril marbl,., '1alrn11 gar. Ol'l'.in \'i~11·. Sfi9,.'.00 ."i-lj..20jj, I '"'l'r 16ll0 aq, l1 llt,h !>i>p· h"llil'I'~. L•l~h l~nri!!.capill$!, 1·~b111f'I.• in k i lr h e n. r~11.pl).9A\l-:;p\f.l!:{;,.;-J19. _,=~----- 1ratf' If; ;: I~ r1m1l v l'OOnl.' A Id & Fr d l~;!J'il5!;1U l'il'~tlllg , ln1porl · ~ P.\J.9 P.\l. 6+1-JO!iO. .'.\JES.I\ VERDE Hia;hlands, 3 c'<l1,.rt d patio anti \''0 \\' rno eU I'd g!a"-'< 11 1ndo1vJ .• \l;,n,•' BP., '! BA. r11m l!y room C'ln I l,oc:11otf'd In one of lhf. 11)0111 10'"•r b;inrUr s. 'A~ ~:. li1h :->1, <'.\I. nthei· «U!toni ff'alUi'I'! Ca!I _D_E_[(IX_E_2_BR_ &_O_E_N cul-de-~11c_-_ ~2.JOO. :J.ji-6529., popu!:ir I.· ht"~1 11P1J::hOOr w lk & L r:f<<\LT'OR." t.IU-77'."~1 Oa.v~ fol' appt 6'i:l-i060. PLLS 1ep l br 1·r111aJ. +;(I ' ., BR's t·i·pl d· 1 ,-"·· · a er ee , · , -· ~. lP5• , 0'e. ht'°'h 111 ll11nl1ni::•t·n .,..,,r n ------------l'llf'lll'I' 01. p1 1 pii!IO. i: 1 l'!frii:. ~·cnct'<I ya.i·rl. 2llO Ll11'r a!tk at\.• 1>r 1!"14' l""'l· I r. 1 DON'T DO JT BALBOA ISLAND 1e1•1n!. 8111 Pl'ICI'~. Bia' D!'ang~ Ave, C.\I. ~!Sj7 t1~1~ 1 'J'h111 l'IOn1I" ft"11lure• .l'a !Or'< YOURSELF R,.moile!,.d and l'.\pancied :I 11::ijg;~.O.l~. --------i6SJ f-Alinff'r ·-----BY OWNER 4.bdr. l.11m1!~ ~l'lo~~~~.111 1 ;14 ~ M2-44;.,;1 or :i4Q..'>li0 Th<" ,11111,.,. of 1111,. &yl'IV'.~t l Be<l1oon1 -J b•tl1 -10 1 0'.EN n ouSf" l-6P.\I ::-a.1 l· 4 Bdrm k Study, :>!6-6iijg d1runr ronrn. 2 ' ""'""'· ,.,,,. -------------hf'llUIY ~111 l l l .OC.O 10 ,.001_ ~If'~ 10 "and.~ be.a ch. Ash I liu11. 400 !lrhotrope. Cozy 2 ·~ _ .-- 11alf'd 011 \"l!l'!o' IArgl" lot 1\1111 ! E1stslde $141.00 I pl,.lrl~ 1.,d!'rvi·:itf' This pane.Ir e! -rirv.· ki!chen and br. ~rg R·:l !01. t.1usl ,eu. I i\·IE:sA Del ~far J BR . ., B~. t~tl'A pri1·U-)' PnC'f'd to I Per Month , -d . . b~th~ -a nd ~toraie i;pacr 1 $39.9:,0, ~lany '"1las. 6y Owne1 . :~:;0;.ac~;~· :m:n&d.~;: I N'll quidd)' t i S40,500. Phon,. PAYS ALL 1h:~~~~1~;.·~ai:,-l~(;,111;~,~~~ galor,. -1 rar garage. BROADMOO-R-VTE\\" 1;-~"'=""~'~'°~1~~~~---~'211l for a<ldit\on11I Lnfor-l r11·,, I •-d-m •·m· 101 P. d 1 $!!2,.)00 -Call b'73-8550. 1 4 RR. 21~ ha. communi"' CUSTOM built, £-Sidr, 2 Br, I ty. crpld, And all lhl' mod-.,.. '"'' "" • 11\0fT . d'll. ~ (11" ,vrn1 1(1 'J r-rn ronl'rnitnC<'5. Cov'd. p11.1 mlltiori. f'..o.~ta !lt'u hn.~ 11 rioublf' 1 hring ~oiir tuJ·nirurr .t inovt pC'IO.I. 2707 Is.land Vitt\' Dr. :.! BA. crpt~. bltns. frJ>l c, 110 i nd fan1"lllir B·B·Q. I rJ,rarht.d garll.gt', 1 bath,.. 111 ~·or S..'tl'.!'00 r:ill fiifi.J'i';\, $74.900. 64.l-:lti:!I 1 cu.I-de-sac. dbl garage. By I firep.lacr. boat or 1ra1lt r 11 r-Costi1 1.a-10 011·ntr 54S-289l. Pmle.~~. \dsrpd, Lo11 lntl'r· • ,.,.. . ,.~1 loan 11,111!. . $32.Y.11. rl!5~. All '"r S1A.~ro. ------I RETIRED? Retiring? Quit, :i-l:i-A.l'.!-1 1iiprn t vl'$i ' :..ffi-SMO FU LJ. Lo1 C-1 'l o nin J!. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-6 aecluded'l Br,JlZ BA .Adul tl --$30 250 .\tarlnl' Avl'. 'P.aJph V 3133 Bri1y L•n• 1 condominium. By (hvnc.rl e Uin.e:r.r. lslt nd Real1y, 498 ~acious 4 BR. &· /amily rm. 1 642-9.)80 I • ' iiii""""""""iiii.,.iiiiii..,J Pa.ri.: Ail'. Balboll l~J hon1e. B!tn~ Lg~ .. 1lU'd. Gener.,------· --General--,,,, •• .,.., JR. ESTATE -POOL Eastside Charmer , i;;::-1200 gt·as~ .t· h·ee!I_ /\orth or ___________ , --'ho.u·rn .. , .. " 1""11'1f'. 1· .. 1.u·d1 2t.:",l 11a1·11or_ ,·.u..-I le-,-, --p ace· ,.. . ,, Dina Point I 1 --0 i ' -J 11..-.1 li!ltNI. f''ICf"Pt•o11a1 :r BR. o ege ark ... nr. airvi,11· l: . r·-Keep In Tune-..cuse pt on ···-6 -PEN HOUSE "''"r ii•an. dr .. 11.n1 1o.11r11,n, ____ $_2_4 .. 950. 1 811 0 ,, 1...,,·nri· lr•i. i.r:::'I I Corn1ack . .\lol't _in cond. Mo.ve In June! .Eastside 5. Id. rm. EASTBLUFF "'" """' '""" ""''"" 1 "''' ;,,. hi""" '''· '"" COLLEGE PARK ~11 .300 r•11.ni.:" "•H i·n l d•~h11 ~~i1~1·. M M 11 1·ra. 111'w pn 1111 111~11l1" .I·,·' &rtroont l· Pool. 01111C'r. Ounllndge hvmr~ ch11111t• t• I ~h111y.rll'an a 111l 11'art~ !r01 •m· :\ll ll!rll! v.'OOd ki!rhf'n i·abt· 4 80. +FA IL YR • Tht !lpark:lini:; pool !~ w11 11 . 1nrd1ate Ol'l'Upancy. 11 room.v S BEDROOM '1tlS, tlHtl a r,. P'.l'ga nt iri tit· FULL DINING ROOM nu1 , Pr1«r only S18.~..00. Ai- 1 1 Spanish De<-or. Bit Jot~ F u1- • " J !rirmal li'iun, ~11111111>11" .1', ', Joan 11· ri11.1 -.11 r.1·111.i:: 11 rranged loc.'l .ll). '"' .1rwj 1h"'' 's l~"•ll\ 11 . ., .-:rr i'Olltll, . • ·l f,...~hl>· "~in1f'll •n•l 1mn1at 1I· '''" '''" pl••·omint. ,, .. ,, .. >:p.'li·1ou' h01ur l.atft mom~ I I ·~· " ~ • 111(1; nnl.11 Sl4~ prr inn 111r·J I()',. do1vr1. 7.:! 1nTl!rf'st Co:1. ptirl. }l1llr t;oa! \\'llal;, '1:11 r.1 •1111~ ,,.-..--,1nh1111 t<'llllhli<llrl·1 1atr. II ht,t <, Bfodroom. 3 ••il'll i;: .. r"\I:". por,I I. •1tn thro11j1lO!JI. l!ugr ta rn1!~ I • 'II "''''~9" $''9 "'"' ' 1 I. 1 <Ir,\ 1'00t11. ton' of ~tnra.11:1". 1,,,1, 1 ... ,,,,.: ... ,,. ,.,, ... 0 .. ,, • , 1 1'lr, "' 111~. ! <'I .,..t; •. 1.,,,. 1rnt10naJ. ,,_,,"'-"!, ... o rra · roon1 Ill 1\'r lll. rin a i.r-.:f' I "' ' " " n ~ ,/,.,·kirti; I.· ~·Ii(• Ui;:1 , ('f.i<" nn. nat11r11I <•r1r,.; 1rrµ.lh"I". J p1r ~hapl"d \,,1 a1 thr ""d nl 1111L:r 11111'tl'r ltlf'rl; .. nnl andi Tht len111~ rlub to lh,. Pa.JM 'r.J 9 pm, .•1.0---1 720. • t1\lll i:12r<l h1f"Jroor11t, l•llf' '•'n<'ll "1"'' 1 fie-. 7149·D330 ror app'i. 3355 Via lido 675-2723 d '"·'> lxVol 11111 .r an•f)''r i'l"·I \lf'1'1<'s Hill'. Qn..n ~;it. l 1 • I · I "I I C d I M lar•,'" h!'lil'oom~. 1;1n11ly ! '''''· :..ow a,·ai.11. 1 " :l:i _" S1J11. l 10 ;,_ 261 :0 Bll•nl...,, 'll' --· ---~ --· P11rad1~,.·· 1n J11ndstap1r1£", , .,.. - :it •11H('I rul· r·~3i· $!rf'••t 3 1 11 .,, TARBELL 295S Hi1 r bor qua uy ,.111 t-1n~. tnrry uu . .... lllfl'M ) oron1 e tr UNUSUAL hou~e .!:: lot. i::...z li>11__~<'-0ption b11~1'. $4.•.~·'°· i·all lii?.-R:i:.Q OWNER TRANSFERR . N BT•~ OPEN SUN 1·5 1 n11 int. 4 br. Jr:; sliding g!a!~ rolOrn . rl1',•1 r.:or:o_;•' •l<,11r 6-~·on h~r., Opl'!l til 9 pm j4().J;21) _ . • , r8m >m. '''' •m, dbl •ai·. '· C:ill 1::.,.,,., 1 .\-hi.~t iw!t qu ick fhi.• ~ hf'd· R ELL 2955 H b • • npo•iwr. \\'111! pr!c•,.1! at ! .TA___!_ .. . .• ar __!_".. , 325 MARIGOLD I ba. Con1·enl,J11. quir! loe , r<ll'tm btau:y \\;!h hllgr lam· ___ ---~ .. S3/l.j/'(I <'a.!1 &\6-7171 I I iii• rootn. 1··1..,shlv pain1 ... d 2 STORY S23 950 Lo1·,.1~ :: Bdrm. hom('. 1 •~ near al.I sch! .... :! min to S. c~hr. R.an!'h .lttyl~ 1''itb \ol~ STEAL ' ~·,. Bi!.~r hul . ~-or H"Y-D. or l\wp1 Iv.). Azall't! in 1 ---· --------I of treoes . \Yf' wHJ guarinti•r 'J"'h,i~ f.inl . .1$Lw llllrgai u of onJ,v l BDRM. + DEN Cheery kHch . ._. I f'a llni:: I &dn Vf'ly l'I. 10 maintain. 'O THE REAL \""\,. ESTATERS I --FIX-·ER-;U-P·P-·ER ---1• * • * *. • Id h 1 l trea. Lotit of eupbo9.rd~ t· Ou~door our.l'l~ lr lia;ht.~. V I ' t lh1"•1.d<'olyl'lurh<JnlrQnt 1 $2'1i.9'!0l~Cll •"4 .uge 1"1·,-.;l'l dt11'n IPrtllJ, 11v11 1l ~hlP . 1lll"IT'llg~ ~:l Vt lo! "''tm. Christmas llthts bit.in. ·--o ('""l•'I , ·I··.· to •·-1"o, \'•I· ••ry ""' er••S .. Jnl) ,,.,,,.,,,, ''I. 01~j f JI f\, r1Y11n~ I,\ 'O !nm1lv f'( .. ,m "' ' I . I . . u,. ·-.,,.... r" u 1 • • • · · ~.nrr,· 111 \ ~pRl'1011 ... 1v1nf fl'lr boa i 01. rr1r. \'1no11.o. tl'!'l':!o. "ip11nkhn~ 2800 Sq. h. Olo• (Ol<o<. • ,, .\.tfi,:.r.J f>t'l•·f' ~Qlllr' !\1'11· lih&I: •·~r-1 !P!lllt 111rl11df'(! a l lhf' !)rift" !ol'm>tl dhH1lC IVOlll, :\\»th~. • I ' I """ ", I ' I • b" ,. 1'fle'ln1, IHI ura V.uuu "1 r1rr , .C61S FAIR,IE.LO l)~. !'Ill 1c ,,,11· 1v1tf'r of Luxury VISTA DEL LIDO p••tiu~ fllll sour pit inh•J', Walker & Lee <'8.t;ir!J; .IU\(f !lt'Hpr~ ll•f'U('ll1 r,1h1n('fl<. ltne q 11~l1t.v h11ih-~pt'{"llt<"Ular\'ll"\\'0/4p.1.rkhnt htr. d!/lv.sht', ri1.~po~al. 2.09S 111.,.,,.,, l·Hlh"lt 1, \''""'· """'· i-:a~t~ldt" li:wall". Pl'f'tt;\' o::ui-P'l.1 ·~ n\'1"· .21110 "' 11 '."n d h I ro 1= I h I • •·I ,.. 111¥· \tr'9 ,.,,11111:'. ai·""· 1~ · Par-ifl(', .i.. 1t rril1<-h<'lm1 !or ' ~q_ . -,,... 1q r_ 111 i;:a r lr1 t i• -..11n11\ U'ij: ~ '""''"'n'l 1 11-r 'lr •If"-•~< ~ f'l.Nlr.-.1•1n1 OOrn,. :'· n11•1111.. .. ,... n11~1,1 1111 ,\<"r s~ 6:il B ! ~ 1 1 l'>11't I. .~ ip '" -1 7:~ !la1·ho1· Bii d 111 . .\d11r11) l\,J <l:•·r \n·" .b.irh:·. p1r-11i,. t n!ri·t•inLrl.{ l"xe,.ut11 ... ~_.:~ 2:_ n~1~1 .}ll'i-~61i0 "'rcu111r vin1c · •ul :1;, ,.1111 . i.7:: .. 1i;r>!, .·i-\.~.:tl4:.' )1,.1, lot1 1l1« h•11l!.l n~ flllN"lfl11 1,,. !14."-'\.!•)J l°l""q 'tol ~ l'\f ''n\\' 1'1 .11lP ,,nn1 ' 1·1r,.J<qu,. )·Hd 110.1,_o ""~rinu:<"BR.l:.l.imi lvnn $46,50-0-- f111111h 1~11 "11tl '""'l'lhtrf'. I bf"1111IH11!, \'•r~nt. \\.""1'\ '~ w lk & L TARBELL 955 H b ""' · 11f'I n,.1 f1)1'm11I •llhllll.', µr1 nll?'ll ill ''.~.).JOO l'AL!. a er ee 2 ar OI llld. I.· f1J1 pnol, Ta]...,. .11 :,·',;;, 11;;,'.,''.~~,.....,d;:~·1 n,.~~:'.',: Arnold & Freud • (l('f,.,\'\~~:~~ l)l'PLt" :AA! J·\t,11~,r 1 1:~~1sA11-11~r::;r , ·~,~~ ri:i~~~ J • .,,-,~. 011~1;j~·ifi1s 11~ ··nio~t · popul11J' rnodf'J .. of this • BR ra1r.1Jy hon1t lt \'IOl;ibl··· .. \,](11\ll 1 \.:li tl ;:.i:;g t·:. 17111 f;\.,l':\J, I F0RTT~ ro. g.:2.:(IOO •j141 ~t24L=..:~ Qr ;i \.'.,-"i\4[1 l'i101nassiJJl"d,64'l-.-'6i.~ A~()()(!buy .Dup;~.\: 1-.\BP., 1'!th forn1a l dlnin.-. hugf' ,,·-,.,, .. ,, ••i--""'"'''·'· . . __ Rl-lo\!LTOH."-G-16-1~:1 da,v1t1 -· ------·· ----· ·-·------··------·-\\'/All Ill# bltta. plu11 1 J-1 I ., ,,.. n '·" ,,,.,.. -• -5· o ES am rn1 11 111rcp1, ,, .;pari--~~w. i DOVER H R r;'t ARTNt:ffs-s01001.. HAR: bdrni. :\1ni <-'<lnd. In :ooc:t I Lni BA'" and r.nwtically 1 Vi""' hon1f'. 1148 SAnL1aio Dr. ROR HJr.HL.ANDS. Immac, rental are~. Otte~ r or ldscpd. Prime i\fi!Sa \'erd, I Bt~t buy • 1par. ~DR, 4 ba. 3 BR, chi!n, I~ b1 homf'. S© "\\. G\ }'\..-fjl £ ~(~!j $4~.300. IOI'.:. Call 545-8424 !Open Ad11ptablf' noor plan. f<tr >"·n,r 1~n! lot~-<louJPI "tJ ~ <J• 644 DARRELL 1 e\·C!_\ SOliTII CO A ST ::'fi'.!!l llari•lr .•• ,., ronplr or lge, family. l'\j'o\\'ly rnod '11n2 th .. k\Tth ~·/al.I rn. Purtle with th~ Bui/f .. /n Chuckle Cos!a ~tf'la. Imm.a~ 3 BR.' REALTORS. \•iiiiiiiii,...-iiiiiiiOiii ... ' df'1·ur;i1ed. Ry APP'!. 191.000 ,ln.lnh'~' i;te('\ n.&O. O\I.', lt. t&m. rm. Tuter~lly <l"c-1---,;::::o.::-C:c-;o::::;:-.-- d R I 8-B-t,1 & ,,ink, llddl'd t lkn 9t.a1r«n1g•blttt11t ·or 'h• ora!~d. c:&l'p. & drap~. Our Re111~e $pecial Bill Grun y, ••tor t 1 h four llOVll'I lltd INOl'dt !»-frplc r A ht"1ti· bl'.'IUI '1 ON .o\ LOT n ..,. B (I • '!O •n~ ··uint up 11' 1 a v .. ry 1_. to forr11 fo11r 11111pr. y,qrtl,, ·· · · · · S\1 ~ 0 '.::: l'lfll'r r r · ·,;__. ·. ~-"~ ••1tnror111blf' hnmf', 11111 rl(I !nd~cp,, Here·~ l ht1 1•aa.in '" iO · SYlOO dn y,·c I ' •,t' l ''• MESA VERDE A LOT Bu':L· Dana .Po1n1 lo!, 01\'. for rlupl~.\ or home. $9CIOG. BUTLER RE:AL [:)TATE 4::0 Ot La Estrella San C!~n1tnlr ' 492-3034 "' ~92-:161n ! East Bluff I $33,000 I THE BLUFFS Popul1r Plan "A'' Choice !oeation o:i knoll over- I looking pool. I-St)·. decor&· I tor'1 dr,.1m. l BR. :! Ba.~ ' dbl. palio + 1 "r-.lear d1y 1 i,,1, oHrred bo:lo1v J'f'- pla<:em,.n1 co.•ts. Truly ~ 0111s!and1ng v1h1P' &s 1 f~· 2414 Vi~la Dt! Oro 1 't.;~;1· t;.4.J..113S Sell J Big 5 bl!droom or 4 &nd &Pi.' 1 1~. b11ths, rormaJ diniftl room. view or Back IJl.l.·. Ol\11,r ha1 1novt!d and ~ ,1 Bt'(1roon1~. hru:;h1 •·h'•'1·f\1I hon1 ... l•ni:r nhl!\!! ,1 1.-i l•·h· ,.n, S'!'l.9:10 * BAVFRONT * l<)nl;P!' !Ari\" "T1'Mll;"h !or h ~I I T J T C A " I !Gr 129 ;,.:xi Sl90 1110 20 )'r. 51!t• rul'l rent I desprrat,. In ~u. l~REAT ')lluO"\i~'kalty 546-5990 lll'llt'-•A 1·"~·r~ l Rd1·n1 • 1 irn\11111t l11•1~il' \lu~t b,. • I' 1 1 1 1 MORGAN REAL TV ·' Bf.: .SL'oti T'<'nl 1 RR. ·' hon1ii1' rn1 l..i:r, 1\"l'l!'k~OOr -..ol,! A~k·nc S:.I.~. Ca.I! 1 673·6642 6754-459 !;!14.J'J, ~ ltl'I\"~" / Jd.• Pnn1t · 11 11 ·c•"nt ro ~c:r _ _ . • . _ r.a ... 1~111.. n1· 1•1k1 1;1h St li'', R11 '~ l.J:" 11111 "'· i,..,,,h, r 11ri·i•, ... "' "· OPEN .S'T./S·u ·N-. 1.5 'l' .. 1 ·r1· " ,.,, " SIU•« ft . f'.\ ··onrt l._1llf' Rlt) pu•r l.· ,'-ltp. $i"•f/NI ·" • · ....... ~ ~ -· I LY KI Si I J 721 MARGUERITE 'IA~\\ l!lih ~· h • I J... $24 950 . . . n b hi I I I I .1·l~9"1s;; ;-..1&-:.!:>t-,: owar1u OWIKJD •• •. -' • I I I t rl'() ~ y t \f' a." f' l.illl't ... •col<o• -, _ _ bu~ • n11 .... 11111':le fa 1ruJ.1 .-\"iESAv~~e--by-tr;nSr~f-·~11t; \'1,, I."" ~::~»~.'~ 4 10. +FAMILY RM . • hnn1t r ... r unrtrr SJ.\000. ! 1'f"rl .\lartnt . ln1n111·. 4 SR.~ -NEWPT. -e ·EACH--i~p."11'"1011' ho 1n # L 111 r • e I 11 Bd1111. ~xn-a. Je e l1vin~ l'n1. RA \V-b'Plr on rul-<!~.sA~· ADDRESS roorru lhmtiah0\1t. H~~ I 0 U T 0 0 I llk• riddlei? 'Whc1 is re d-\\-,frplr., btuh ha11 rub 1: .. ::-t:ar 11.1-. \Oo·/work!hop. cvd -~ , l1><atrd In r-oun:.i• t"Ortidlv, fitm\ly rm., n•turt l l'lntk l j • I I j • foctd arid cotd oJI e ver and &howrr. f ,A. heat. p,.z Loi. I patio, eu)--<'8r'f' lndscpng. Sn of l!\i}-l''11'i rr lot !li·•t hli) _ ~ 1,.\rrn hon'o•, flrf'P!•~ . .C tv.'ln •ii.I'd bNI· hides ~hind th• bu,hes?" 1m. !or ,arci.gl! •Pl. Thi~ Playlue, boat/trlr atorage room•, fjnr que_llty buUr. ... "A ol'll" hu '\'C"""'hln< ""'''I .tr('a + many othfr xtras. -CORONA DEL-MAR- Duplex -Open Sun. J.S 600 ACACIA DON V. FRANKLIN Rt•ltor • 673-2222 • OPEN l ·S SAT /!UN. 121 Harbor Island Rd. Newport B•ach E1,.-an1 911yfrvin1 i1>1o11,.. 111 /, J))t r 11 nd slip. 1 Lido Rti1lty '"'· ,:::177 \'111 l.11!i1 61'.~~~' ' -------- 1n1•itinsr paoo, b.••111 i11 nrl· "ritwtr: nt wly-odmitted 'J"' · )raf*tl. l)pt'n ~•r . l Sllil. ln1, 11ntey hi ll. "Paradl11t" I T l ' D J E N 1-·" ..r-tS tendf'r, IO\'inr eare • \'ou -•~'-'·~""-·-l4&._9_;o~'---- I-:",, :JOJ f'1urhi!J D1 !nl11;~,~r~:~7~8rk. ()pf'n i J I' I J I fl) ((lfl'lp!t t• lfl• c!IU(~l@ ouo:•d brinr thti t. Look 4: co1npare I JEAN SMITH RLTR. ;ARsEi..i. 2tsS Harbor ~ . • . . • • '~ ::.:~.·~r,~ ::,·N'",,"3',",f.'.'. "13'SC.soo. ENIC No DOWN G1 100 r .. J71h S1, <'~I. 6'11i-'.i.':'·~ _ __ ··--_ -I 3 Larae &drooinii. l.&rgr ---,1 l\R, 2 BA. f.~ t.'flnd . Sii•\'~. P•INT NUM&!RED lE7TEIS !N I yarrl, co1'l"rtcl p.a uo. t'On· CALL TODAY lrfik \,11 r,.r!all, rlt.«'ll!Jf\l~,' THlSE !iQlJAllS PROPERTIES r.ttrf' rlrh•t,\'&.\, $Zl .. ;oo C11JJ ;~~ HR unit~. '6'.l.'!N'I. ln<bf:\J(I J:Ardt n, ~t In ;. . I.to.\ LU ... m<"~. !tJO.IL'1I .~r:R l1<J1H,. s11 ,~1. '\tni' 'T'li~th~~.A . hmi" I 6 uNS:C•AMilf .A&O\lf \llTE•S J J J I I J J HET'JTAtiE REALTOR~ VI R ltv Jn• '1l"t'f1!' t~b.!\Of' !i-41-1!!11' TO Ger ANSWE• • • • . • -675-5726 O\l'N!'fl" I I ••• --, -nco •• I --·----· -·'----• !i Oli(') , &!11 1fla!ly pifr;'1-\V•nl Atl• 1\1\"# I Dra11 .. f&!t l\'hen )l'IU place I ll,,a· tlf'! ,\liir. t.1'.111 da,1n ''" "'''"· o'\! '""'·~"3 "'"'"' "'"" SCRAM 0 LETS ANSWERS IN DIME·A·LINE '"" m >ht OJJLY PILOT All ''"''" ><>-0!!2 OPPORTIJ:'\'l'T'Y Nt w I o p loan tr.v11l.111blt , S.)2,950. Rroker .-~:'i-94.~1 East Bluff -View l_;11rgt" l.u.'<k :I BP., 2'2 Ra · m1 Arbutu--644-:'(124 8,v O\\ri1er • i\lake, ilfftr l)PEN ::iat /.SUn tu Feuntain V•ll•Y -I BIG FAMILY 7 7 7 VACANT $30.500 4 ldrm. + . .. 20' x 20' Den I . BtA1 buy: Bc11 ~c11 • VA! FIL\ tornt~! HAFFOAL REAL TY ... 2-440S l!:vtniria;9 .541-24-ig . rcr beBt reauns: S>lz.5611 , _________ _ I. I. H I " ll ' n ' [. " ' ' , t 0 0 3 l ' SAturd.1y, May 15, 1q71 OAIL V PILOT JS ·,~--·01-···~~~l;;;";;;""";;;'"""~I~~ I """"'"""' I~ l;;-;;;;;;'";;;'"';;;1;;~;1~1--;;;;;;·"·;;;·· ;;;I~;;~ I _, ...... ·~untlngton hach Huntington h•ch Huntington a.em Lagun• B••ch Ml11lon Vl•lo .__•_t._'_1,'_,:_~!_'·-~ 1.-, ___ ._1:._"_,~_:!_:_"_· -~ 1~1 1 \ ni~~I -1 ~ Dorin• Meley TOP SALES FOR MARCH AND APRIL \Vith loltl sales of $460.000 MM!ber of 1-lunUngton Beach -Fountain Valley Bo.ard of Realtors. \Ve're sold out of listinlll:S of all types. Need Inco me property, 3 & 4 bdrms, all areas. BRASHEAR REALTY 123 year3 experience) 17931 Beo1ch Blvd., Suite 0 147·8507 E¥es: 968-4377 or 961-1171 'founto1in Valley Huntington B•ach SPANISH IT'S A MESS TOWNHOUSE Clun Up And Sav• Loc:11tf'rl 1n L'l'f'rn V11llry. ~ $18,500 :BR 21• RA, lan1 rm. rn1 'ri I 3 BR. 2 AA , <'rpls, rlrp~. b\1. 1anll"n J>AJIO, rarprl.~. drp~. In R k 0. Qu iet cul-de-s11r, tirepl, pnnl 11nr1 rluhhou.o:r. pool «i1.r yard. Bring «1mt A~sum .. 711 r, }'HA 101111.1 pnint, lols of elbow gf'fl&~P. FuJ\ prlre $29.900. Ca.II for 11nrl finrl 11. .if'wrl hr~. APPi. $18,j()O. Suhmil. 847-lm !!II $24,950 lll!ifi@jj\ll!Qg 3 BR + 2 BA+ . 962-4471 ( ~::J 50-tlf 1t~~6~~0tL CUSTOM INTERIOR .t hr. 2 bll , d!nlnj; Ir lam nn•. l"alln(I bar. lmm•c In /;, nu!, Nt bl'ach A-•chi•. C".otl(f ltrma. by ow1lf'r. 968-1616, MUST SELL M~rilll"rr11nr11n 2,000 •q II, 2 hlks to 11,11trr lron1, only $49.700, C.11 John II. l!'\\•1n l A.•ai)I;, 3! 6.1&-4470 I • \\IATERFRONT -3 BR. :I Condomlnlumt Real Estate Want.ct 114 Mortgages, for 1ale 160 Tru1t Deeds *LARGE FAMILY HOME• AEGEAN IUll•. 13.l.>OO. 3 "'· > BF.DROOMS. Cho I'• --_,.,.-,,.,=,....--I* CASH BUYER * 260 Jn ON!anlrnnt nrl~bnrhood , 2 Ba. rim. Rm. Liit Wf'f'k Rll)'!'rflll ]ti(', 2 Ba'i,. 3 VACANT H111 5 hrirmK., 3 ba'JI .• hUJ;C' by 0\1.·nr. Bariu1in pr\~1 patio11. \VMrl J)llnt'led Jam.• 2 RR, 7 Ba \\'lfh C'hllrmlng llv1ng rm. wl lrplr .. Formlll A~-llnlf' 5r1, loan. ~502t k din rm: 2 lrplC'~. lmmrd. mr~:.a nlnc lllilr. bfflrn1, Don't J1.d )'<'Ur homl', ~t>li It 10 Ull. dln ing r1t1. Lcf'., '<1'1"1l f'(fu1p-or l.~7.'\33. Poall"'8· ""8.000 blrJn t>u r.k bod~ 111 lrd dn\.\n• kl h •· N 1°'1 Commodo-Rrl Sfivp !lmt, ''l\'I' n1t111f'y. Jll'd It' . k rNrl'atrun ewport Beach ..... '"' · 11airs bedrm. 0111an. Be11u-o · Ri• ~.,,,. .. .. .,.,.., lmmf'!t. llrm l'lffrr, Rroker room. ""r 3.000 5Q, IL on '"' ' '" "~-l!ful crp11 k drp, lhruoul. }1ne level, 1urrnundNI h.)' DO YOU HAVE 5 Ol)l'n 1·5 Sal. & Sun. i 'ry Sl!JOO Mll'fl 00 "Sprel11.J llnme Buyrr ~re i.::ardl'ntt & p11.1~ areatt. nll'mhrrs in your lamll) ~~ RY OWNJo.::R Newpor! t•in~nclng." ~~ 7~7 .~ ">10.:\J.16 A vrry funrtkinal, \\'f'll pM,n. 11 i.o, 11·.-l·an ull you 1hi" Al'itrh 1111111,. • \11 YI'-' old. \\'ANTEil lo LrsM>: 3 Bt1r1n nr<I home. Asking $87,;,oo. K•'l"•I 4 lk'1tmo1n h()n1,. nn Lilt'll.I' 'l •!nry :\ BR, lanl, SUPER SHARP boLL~f' w/poul. So crulrlren NO ONf; can 1op our prli:ea- CASlt In 2.t hn:. ltir yttur 'l'Tu-f Oetd.,, 'rRUST Ol:f:D Ct:NTt:R, Jn('. 1n3 N. 8l'011.d11'a.,y, A A. 543-8381 11iny11r11r -------PRIVATt: PARTY, \VANTS 10 RU\' 2M. TD'•. Cati: • 962-3.'>1.1 • -------- lhr "~~:\\' t'.11.A. l'roi,::ra1n" forn111I rl!nln1t rnon1. rpl~. • 67:>-illi.l. /or jus1 SI00.00 a" dQWn P•Y· rlrp11 Ne1u t'11~hlon l;tl1t11d I.· "\'Illa Pa1•i1h:" 2 BR. J's B11, i :~~~~~~~~~~ [ l~ n1rnt. 1'11111 hon1r Ill rr11dy hr 11,. h • J n1 rn rd i II tr 11111 n1lrmrffi llv!n~ rrn w11.ll, II • I """" '"""" ~ to O(l('U py. CRrpet;t, d!'llf)('~. ru~i;r1s1nn -S3000 dn py1n'L th&g erpltt. Br~t buy in 11r~11 _ _ 2 luxu i•!0tl!I t~lha, t'ull Jll"U'r! (l11rlf"r \I'll! Clll'IJ'. Pym'l.s Ill $?.1,9.'\Q and 1erm• It)(). Fln1ncl1I RA. 11o•rt hsr. .W' riock. 1 •. .. fiw~ $.\1.000. Ownf'r R~fi.-14~ ~ ~ Irvine ,,...a;o.~111w(. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;; sovno ~~ c,ou. is $23,!IOO. C11l! Us flOll' -lr~s !111111 rrnr. 644-504.'i &>r 11 rAsl, 11i1~ \\'On'! Ja.~I~ ~ l~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;lijj~lijj~I HouMs Furnish•d 300 we·u •how you 1hr hou8e ~ear Pen1n"'"5ul_a__ Lerwin Rtelty, Inc, 11 I ---..~ DRAMATIC • • • I • 1!1!1.2:'1.()() • .and luxurlou~~ MArle fnr --5-u-P-E-R'SHA~ f!ntertaln1na; your moi;1 di:o.- criminaling fr1tnds It 11~. JOCiate~. rom11! din. rm., frplr. It wtl bar in liif'. family rm. &. t1 norhrr lrplc. In 1two rn111r. Nlrm. JU lll'. 2200 ~. II .: 3 Nlrm,., 2\.r h1111h~. Top location, Only $41.:iCMJ. i)red hill RF:Al.1'\' Univ. P11rk Cf'ntrr, Irvine C111l Anytime Rl.1·11820 ttnd 1:spl1tln thr progr11111, Older 'l bdrn1 . & drn on J11r . 546-5411 •nytlme Buainess • SM-ina: i11 tie1ieve11111:! 'l'hl~ Wa Iker & Lee ln1. "'·uh J?irr & 11Hp. S l'li.~ 121:.;2 Brookhur~r. Hunt. Rrh. Opportunity be11uc <'Ultflm -built home . W f t O I 11o 1a fanta~tic view of O<'l'8.!I, 1 1 •te,r ron u~, !!, COUNTRY Club Viii•.• • hy AAA Rridton 1 lf'r · ~·INll ' S:l~ .• ~~, o'>l·ner. Bfoaut Spanish l hr, l'.'O<linr k<'anyon hAs.l hr, ...,...... 11,~, 81 ,, 01 A•I'"'' Walker Rlty. 675-5200 I 21, bi, kplr. pvt palln. Ari-INFORMATION di ning rm, J ba & a bfottu1 .,.,., ruu · ~" v d .. _ CANDY * PANTY f'Xlra lll'.I" gam~ rm w 'bltn !J.l:r949l Oprn 'Ill 9 PM l.1.:., i11 Li 11• Nriij)flrl .... iu·h J11C'f'nl lo pool J.N'll, walk 1n 11or1hs.r. Proft>Ssionally df"C· NEEDS TEENAGERS CJ!i'51CE BLUf'FS CONDO. 1 I ~!rs~ Vrrrir Counfry Cluh HOSE ora!Pd & UindU'aped + Jrvrl, l BR, SJ*<'IRcut11.r I 7l4/540--0762· SNACK PACI( n1any or"-, •"'"clal Jr11!ur-Con11nun1ry pool, c\uhhousl' Ii view of bl.y. Ol"llj" lu11o Coit• Mesa "" ,,... pu11l11" grren 11·1111 1h1s 1111· · lrA~ehOld lln>a. CaH lnr VENDING RENTAL FINDERS Fret To l1ndlordt 645·0111 -----• VAr'ATfON YR ROUND: f'1! 100 numerou~ to n1cr11ton. -----------n1ar. adull occup1td 3 BR., 1 ,ppt, 11rlnl·1p11l~ onl,1', 3 Br, 2'2 b11, frplr, s"ltn · NOW SELLING 1)11 1h1• lx'll('h, Kids/pr!.&. --·~-·-112· l11m1ly r1n. hoinr. L.1:r. 714(644---2128 I nlltl); JlO(ll , pvl p11r1n. Co11•1· PA•T 0 FULL TIM• " <'lght for l11g1 !llllr ar $6!1.%0. C Al A n I o ,,. i~ • bdrms. & hllJ:I' rncJnsrd Pll· CORONADO 1 l RR~ l!y tub \'Ill~. nr i:olf . •'Illa~ . .-..,.,."' Open house this Suu I 10 :l. k h l!ln1r. . Sll "!00 r --~ - ---l4(fi Slry!lllf', 4!).1•4191 . 110 m11 es lhl.• a arr11! ome •·an11ty rm Plush shf\11: I t'•Hll'~" ··.. • or ll flpl , :\1 11 lor l>11>t. Cu. 11lll rx· e RAH~: INO~:F:O~ s p,.r. J for 11 family wi1h trcnai:,.rs. cil~t lhro~i,::hout. Lois ol _r11ll fi-1()..:liOl prr;ts \'ir11s 11nd i:::iv" hrlp· nr, t•h1lcf, sml prl Ok. Sil~. I Sll4.500. A.rll!it's luxury $56.500. o!htr r .>ClrAJ\. J mm " r1 I Oupltxes/Unlt1 f11! tiinli; <•I\ ll sur1·Pssful Al.A Rrr11 ,_1~ • 64~>-3900 home. pror. dri·ora1Prl, 4 D L R I E 1 1 g I h d' UNIVERSITY Po•k •• ""''"' • ancy •• • • • JIO!'Sf'SSion, $32,;..oo, 37-9!>00 1 aa. 162 11pprrntf' In llle Vrn 111~ SUi\l;\llF:R & ,11 rly_ rl"n!11l~; • RR, l~ BA. Sp aci ou~ l•••nh•• 2 400 •n I> 21 2828 t: Coa"I H""' CriM n1· S])..280!! Rus1 nrs~. t~·,.,.llrnt n11t1•n. 11,,,,. "-'''''· lo "-•oh 11rl'i.. •• · • · • ' vaultf'rt beam <'Pil. llv. Lgt ' · -... , --ATT RA c Tl v f.' "~· ,.. "v .,..- haths, ovrr~ized lan1 rm. 2 lrpl rusrom s hu I tf'rs . 644-7270 HARBOR VIEW HOME. ~ S.l4,;100 l-lnnie ~ ri~:i:~11~'. 1i11I in1.:1>1nr . rrfilllnR n1u11r Bill L>1·und,v Hl!r. 612~620 1<1ory lvR rn1, hrlck lrpl, ~·ormal cfiri rni. Room /or 4 BR $39 900 Ar, J ha, 3-c11 r 1:11r., brlo11o• co~t. By owner. br11nd pnmur1s 1111d 1•nl-Corona dtl Mar custom lnd8C1Pf'. f' ii: r f' l pool. Prestlgr areR. 1 Sp11cinuJ fRm rrn. We1 har, &46-Jll~ IP1·1ini;:o 111nnry frcun i·oln conrl. Gonri Jocarlon. $40,740. I $145,500 Ocran rront. RA'i.CRt:ST ARF:A, 011'nrr 2 lrplr'J, J<'ormal d1n'i,:: ri11, oprr11 trd di:o.prn:<.rr.!I. ])ay:o. COZY 2. Rr 1:01111.gr, nr C11ll RJ.'\.-1337 allf:r :\ pn1 . hraur. brach. Charming 4 going "•~I. n1U.!1! ~I'll 4 hd· S51.000 • * 644-2111 lncom• Property 166 ,1r F:\'rninRs. ~l&ny Jlllln~ br11ch, ht'11m rr1lln11:. lrple. BEAUT "'w 8 ,0 ,rlmo"" BR 3, RA rl 1 1 rms. fiunily rm. d\nl ng rn1, .:o•...,.RtUrt' L h • -1 < C pf\\' p;i110. S2RO. 67~Mt , , , 1 , rn. nvr Y ,.,,.,._, • usk omr, :i I H UNITS by (l\•lnrr/Ai;il. nflf'n rnn1 .. 11~5.00 11~h ----Pl11~h p11Jar wirh 11!1 !hi' h · T l •·-k I d b 1 k N 2 ha!h~. 2 lrplr~. rilP rnlt')', C 1 M CHAT EAU BLANC · e . nn1f' Jn url t: ~ nr ~0oo1. u rd ol~ p''' All"w lAt'i.tr dbl gar. Lot 80. 11,'idr . 2 hr. 3 b11, 111111 rn1, 2600 sq fl , 1'0\\'Nl-IOU~F:S 2 tir, i 1~ hll , Hrq11irr1!. \.l/rltr In: ~lulti -os • •Sa I :'i'.tr11~ nn 11-R lrN'Rul11r In!. ri11rk 11,·/pnol:o. k lrnnis rrans pano. rg en, l~plr'~._160.000. 0pP~I S...1 ra. $119,.'iOO, JlR,~ rlflll'll, Stittr [>i~t ., Jnc .. 168l \11.N ·-.--.w-3-R-R--2---1-,.-,-.-N-.·I 2 It l Br Dfoluxe Townhou~.~. 11 11• crp1~ & rll'P!<. dBh"·~hr, rourt~. Vie'>I . 4 hr. l h11, Realror <1~1-7.'i711 S:lfl.900 I f.• ~ur1 l-;i, 2230 Araha SI. E11~t co~t 11 Mf'!<ll, l:!li-140 Rr·i~d\\·ay An11.hrlni C11. . o1 ' o~t· • Cl\rper:o. & ri1'aJ"f"1 ln1·l. hlnn .brd~._ 11trf'l.y lri~pd . cf\n'ii rm. By O\lo "" r. I FABULOUS VIF:\\' JIOMf. CALI. 0 •4•· l414 I _£1~-110'l 1 1\ll'lody _1.11.nl' Ar1nu11I In-92802 (714! 778·~060· ~~,r~~· H;::· rr11 .' ~~Ir.~~; • Bhn l<ih.".hPn • f'\·r fl<1!lo~ j Suhmll. R4i-IZ'll R:l"i-269-t Con1p11rP 11, fpn·~f'nt hldg. A.:~Cv I J.OVf.LY 3 BR . 2 h11 ho1nr , ?1"'"· St.1.420 1irn~11. O"·nrr, $200 ni" ·&1Hi81. ~J Dar- e 4JJ J<I fl rump11 ~ ronm • APPROX 1/3 ACRE TURTLE Rock -2 ~!ory, 4 ro~1-lor ('(l..<t SIOJXlO. Patio, 7'1t:ALTY x~r11 l.r:t r11 r_rl, 1, hlk 10 h11 y, _:'>411::_~.~---Workinq Capita) rrll. C.\I Encl 2 rar gara11:1'~ • ~\\'1n1. 3 BR + 2 BA + POOL tir. 3 b11, n1any f'xlr11~. rlrrk, lenre, lnrlirrpJI: S',1!'-00, Nt•r Nrwp•tt p111 Offlft L1d11 !sir. fii J--7185 I fnduitrial Property 16' H~ ft c-cB~-oh---1 .ming pools&. trnn!s t'llUrls. I JUST $28,750 Vir"' $47.500. 0"' n f' r 2i;.Q sq It hn111r & i.:ar for N t H 1 ht Loan Required un ing on •ac Jncludr~ hfoau1 20' X 20' m\'ri R.1.'\-2fl~il S~:i.20D or Sl2 l-0 prr Sii 11 -PRIVATE ROAD twpor e g a HAVE I RH , ram rn1, J ha, tri-11'\'tl, I B h lnrlurlr11 4 bl1rn1s. 211 b31h~ I J BR & DEN $100 000 "h "-rnrl'ri pa110 \I f)\'I f1rrpl Lo1guno1 ••c \l'f'14" n1~rr brd + dr' rn1 . ltnn1111'. l Rll, drn, don. rm. ~'f:\V Ollie, R111l•hnii:: ' Nr brat•h. July 1st-Jan .wl , 124,350 lo $28,500 It R-B·Q. \\' 'w crpli;, rlrJ>l'I THREE pnnl 111bl,. 11iled ft'cr, rm. 2 3 balh hcunr on lg,._ frnl'rd \\' ~100 K Pqully, 10'/, INT. PAYABLE S:\2:1. 96~·7404 . 961-7177 or 968-4004 It hlrin~. Chn1te prole~'. FOR lrpl,, utility-~tor. r nl, lot. LIJ!!ll s.1ry roon1s, n1an1-Nr11.r C,llf Dr, {"11.~10111 hnni,.1 $Z7K Net lncon1e SEMI . ANNUALLY Lo1guna Beach So. Bey Realty lrli;rpr! rul-rl~•o.sar lot. f'n>5h-ONE buitt1n1. i·a.rpr1in11:. rt r11 pf's. curt'rl !1111on11 It brau!. 11:sr· only fi ,\I'' l'llrl. 3 hrlrm~ b I WANT 1!~~""~""""""~-""'"""-ly painrrri OUL~irlP, r\o rlt1 To!11l S4R,000. 4!J.1-9600 f'Arly den.•; db!. JilllfllJilf' k 1hop. ril'n, 2 f1~JI balh~. kif bhn.~. R ,.. I E~ll!:UALD Bay hnme ll\lllll ''rouR ·-II Cl I !'!IA ,,, 1~1 I Jh ' I ' f'l'<lJ' ...,, •·01 .... tl'l"ll! 5rrur-... ~ )<ly -n••I '· "'· ' h• . .,,.-aSlln5 Om I". . .o rln . • '~ s IS ~f)l'illl' 1ng r•nn1r m]l()r-11.ni ,,, i.rt ~or 111kPnrl. A~!W)I.', pool& pu!!in' r:rrrn, Ohl '"· nn 11.ll")', A good Jo'Rf;E • CL"AR I I I J r .. "'' " ~I 1 4 ..OC ~ r:. 1 Y i·wis 1 ~n. "" rr ,.('t i\'~· 111Pp5 10 br.1u•h , \\'ill ennsirif'r M lrrTllnean 'tnn•. I ISLAND PARADISE 11.ry ~tyltd homf'. 1 ATED * 620 Temple H ills * Rf'.~1 buy In ar'l'l. $64.~. Duy al S.1(~i00. Jndu11rial Blrl 'i o\flllure fo.xei·urivr, Exp. 10 I B bdrm. 2 h11' Rnn111n ~. 4 BR + BIG fam. Rm. ON 3 LOTS, 10NE MIGHT o ..... n Sun. 12-3 Ca!l 642-4620 /or 11pr'r 4 BR, 2 BA. or Lot ll 11r1 Adn1u1l~!r11Hnn, Fln11nrr, ~urnmrr rr n t II ' y 1unken Jv rn1._ -...·1rh mfl,~J\'" 536 OOO RE u;o;ED AS SEPARATF: ,... Bill Grundy, R•o1ltor \\'.R. DuBni~: S4:i.7166 Ml'lnuf11.r1urtn11: A Mllrkrt-01\nrr. l!H-U7~ r.• __ 1 -"~·--! frpl., form11.J rl1n. rm.. ' BUILDING SJTF:I, dP111 ilf'r! M~jr.~tic vi t w ho1ne \I' ~par. I -lni.:. Bu~inf'~• in1r.itrity "Newport Beach · gardrn kit. W/\lf'I h11r. I Tn1Jy ~ l"llO\l·pJarr. lfi'x24' l'll;l!'!rior or 11·ood. ~IUC('O & qus!ilir~. CnnlPmp .• ~-lrl'lilt. MOTHER-IN-LAW? Nr11oporl ilf'il1;h!s 11rr" flf Lots for Salt 170 1n11~L fllorir~t ~sl11ry In llrl· 1--...:..-------- 'prof lanl'lsc:.p1ng. A~i>umr lam. rm .. hi h4-11 m Cf'tlin11:. ~111~~. 11paclou, sundPC'k rn-~1y1P in mint l'<'nri. Cna~I ('11~111. Mr~a. ~ bdrni~. 2 FORECLOSURE niini~lcr linanl.'cs & advisr:o WATERFRONT ~1.; "'" FHA lol\n. S42.000 hy P11!01 VerdP stone lirl'pl. closed wilh hlllck iron rails Hv.y., up Tha.lfa. lrlr 011 This 1111r11r1Jvrly ln1ts1·prl . hlllh~. on nice qufPJ ,irrrr. 2_, h i~n prn1·rd11rts fnr i:rn11 lh i BR BR 1 l 1 • '~2 C ,. V '-I · ' I II ,. I' Cl1llh•"'''' J ""<m 2 hnrh is a cre or~• ranch r•pos. of irn111ll. r>ri"'"''' 011·nt"' + on o11o·rr evr · "''nrr. ,.., <iri11ry · ·• '-'"' "a er 11. n iv. rm. Tl-IAT AJor'ORDS A SCEN Ten1ple llills Dr. $all.~. • "" " l.11 R 21 t W 11 A • " I P k 962-5719. plu~ r1rf'pl. Fi~h pond&. \I'll· re OCF:AN VIEW. ~e. 3 -P LACE REAi.TY 494-97(}1 home \l'ith dt'tl & '1i111ng iou!~R~or~llf'~, nsk~n:~:m.~~ &CISrd frcun for1nt:r aero-('1). l_..1•vf'l'll);I' j)t)\rnll11.J. ~.<-.711~!~· .. br:y ~ e~~,,"~·t.A~~~I. ~EA' T-'f•p-•' ,1 ' >·•"· ltrfaU 1n atrium. Lu~h Ind-"""'· .9 •.-. C-•. 1 llwy., l..B. rn1., ha• detached 1nothrr-apace e1nployee now avalJ. J>rini·ipil'" Onl,·! r\ ... ,,.. ... ('Sf Rllragr. ~.-,., .. ,., """' I I h l:Al.L 0 •4•·l414 obi •I.. I L " s.blp thru AUl::UMI 1;1th. Pool. rlhl l•pli·, •·n•lnm srpg, Big <'<'rner lot. All I in· aw qlrs., 1•omp e1e 11o·11 e uev.: op1.•r1 cos • Exrrrmr, modPrn !!lir J BD· L H 'll ~ S\V"' I'~ \\'I I G Wesley N . Taylor Co, drp~. rrrris::. WRl!hrr ~I lrrn1s. Sfi-1221 R,\1 , floor .plari. ENTI~Y 19una 1 S k11ch . &. ha. \Vork11hop p!u~ 1 "' ,...,.,., r \to 1· a~~ltlrd ad #4 . k I """I 1 I< I on these h1bulou.~ oak a1 ud-Il11 ily Pllol. l'.O. Box 1~0. Rl'.:ALTORS dryPr. rii~ro~.<il ll!l llkP nrw OOOM ror~~R \\' fLOORS o t· 1.":1SURt: World h8org111n, ~~: .• ~::K. or '""' or r ' llt'Al.TY dr d, i·aiit·h ,11.~ lipread/!. Cu~IR ~1 ··~11. C11li r. 9:lti:Jh 2111 San Jo1111u1n 11 111 ~ RMd ;11 $1R:>/mn fnr S:?::.~. )'n1r At;ATE Tll .t~, OPENS 1'0 Marlr1d 2 BR. New 1·rp!~ . ..,.,......., Ntit /'o't,.p11r1 r••I ()fflt e ------Nt;\VPC)HTCt:NTERM-t-4 910 hrtlf'r t'A'l ll!IW, ,John H llUla·: I.I\'. R1\1, \\'ITII a ir 1111id, $10.950 rlown Rich Irwin Rt•ltor IN ~·111ro, in the boo:ll~ll&; WANTED!! I · A ,~,, 44-0 twport Shores South coast 1rf1 11e11r San --.-WE NEED * rwin k s~nc II! . ..,. 1 · VAUL TF:O Ct.:11.ING It RJ7-9064 * 675-6060 * :-.11111 tu 1'·11lock 111\ll 1nokr 17141 Brach Blvd .. lllg. Bch. C ,., ---------CJI AJ',<l\Nt,' 4 Bl',, 2 ,10, ..... Juun C11pisln1tMl. H \ 1: h II SUMMER BY O\\·nrr: 4 hr, f11m rm, OPt-n 'Jil 9 P.~1. n111$~1\'E' eii:posrd F:NTr:.h Lido Iii• e ONE e ~ ~ abo\'I!! the smo,, pril':irr l,1 t'rl1011, fn1111 1v1111t11•r- romer lot As.~ume },IA 1'1MBF·n MA SON RY I pools, lrnnls, ocrau. t'l.1.500. 1·1;11 ""I 1,•l«•l•"•I 1111nrk RENTAL I -• • ' • OF A !-:IND Vli ]l01\1E l'\'.ls.d and ]ockl'd 1t•lt Jl:llPT-~ .. kl11n. ~!).6():'.J! BLOCK f!Rt:Pl.AC": \Vrnl Prime Lido Nord 5000 sq It Oovrr Shnrrll _o~·r 4!H-9J:,1 arill'e lhe naturlll be1t1uly ol ~1tlll l'Qt1ft>clH•n 11·1~"1nt• in LISTINGS Huntington Beach MODEL HOME \\'000 MANTLJo:. Ont: \\'all 15 BR, 6 ha, w elt\•ator. 52 Chllll'n1p_ !'r1anlsh clt',IR:n Sen cl.mente ll.i~ IOl'llll'f Spanl!ih Gr11nc your 111·1·~. !'arl (lflll' now. BURR WHITE fan111,1ir 2 yr. o111 formrr of whd1n11; i:\Ass ~prns :n ~: ft. lor: Pirr & !loai.lsr~.000. 4 Bit -+-nia1d'1, 4'1 h11 \\lhl1rh11u!if'--0!·1·11n V1rw iui1·rounded l>y btoautilul t'ull lnnr lalt"r. a hr•. 111•1•k. R•altor 675-4630 LOOKING tnoclel home. 2~00 11q. tc . or tio, deck w/OCJ..J\N \Jt.\~. Tip of Lido 1 • Sr11rlou~ c:ourmr t ki1rhrn Jmni r\•rry J'O(ln\, 2-~lory 4 Clevrland Nallon11l Fortal. ly t'l/orr l't'111111'"d, ita.}~ vr 29Clt Nrll'porl Rlvrl., N.R. FOR THIS 7 quahlv, h1·1ni: for rile biR ICM1i•y ithaJI: w/11o• carpet1ng BrAut. 4 BR., 5 Ba. home 2 Ant1q11e dnor11 -fountain hffrn1 hnnit. i'o1inulr• fruin All utllltlrs 11V11ll<tblt!'. f'\lt'll, No ~1'111111:", J-:xrrlltn! LovPly 2-~!orv l brir. 211 h.\1h hnn1r ;n· 2rr11t Hlln!· illl lnn Rrach loc:. non. r1~,. tn 1-oeach. 1111 c11;rhool.~. shnp- JJins:. Re11u11ru\ mnrlillnn throull'hnUL ()11·nrr \l'llnl.~ 11 golf] by .Junr /..· will ron~lrl· l"r offtrs. F:~1.~trn1 fi';.. \'A 11~~um11~1,. lo11n. F ull prirr. 1$l6.7:;n, Phn11r 546-231.l for apPointn1rnt 10 J;<•r. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY :"00:"' TO FIVE 10051 BIRCHWOOD IS_ nl Acl111n~. F, nf Rrnrikhu~11 1hmu11:t10u1 frplc~ 56 ff w11ttr fronr112t <I T \\'f't•kly ir1<..<0111e po1rntl11!, f OR 1111le nr lt.!l~I': rmplty family, 4 (:1geniic bdrn1~. 3 · · · · · atr1un1• ·•·ar i.::ar.. rrm.•. r.1uriir1pal Coif co u r 1 r. PR!Cfo~D t'HOM $9,9:"1() 1,. 1 1 4 1 3 h r ,_ r Br111:h1 & 111ry <'llnlrmporary Room for l11rge boat 1/ipa, S169,'.'..00 • • :l'llt-724!1 Nell·!y-dt'col·aicd, M. a r b 1,. LO\V DOWN-t:A5Y' TERfl.iS ~!{) rolal •'11.~h rcqu l't'd 10 11rn: 1r/. A, am rm. RA, garril'n "''· -...•11.rer to I-i;tyll"ri k1l chrn with BUILT· Pricp S.'i00.000. 1!flrl. •·ol' 1let111l11. wril r In: ln('J ; "~:vrryt hina; f r n m '""· air rond. 3 c11r '"· C OVEN S 1 B'll G d RI A GEM 111,. rnhy, ron1pllmen!l'd by Circum~t11nct.; lorc1 th.: hn· 1, . 1 R IN RAN ~-It DI I i run y tr mdu1·1, 0 11•. #'J, P.O. Rox w1nr J.! 11!1~1·11 lo oman $43.000. Submu your IPrrn~. \\I ~ Orsr ~7fc' ' · ' · ph1.~1i stu1i,:: 1·11h~. T11hi-tnediale diJpos1>ion ot 1hrse 5101 Anahrun Calif. 92so.;. full." 1700. ~148_599.1. Open Ev•nin91 • 962-4454 • ELEGANT MANSION 2 S1nry 4 BR. l BA, S27.!l'il. full prier. Orn, l;im mt. r11n rn1. lrg k1reh " blt1 n~. hnrk flf'l'P! 1n ro7.y ll\· rn1, p111io, Uf)Rradl"d crp1..,, drp~. compl f Pnrd .t• Jrlsrpd. O'ai1.t'd dbl i:llr. 3 Yrs nc"" see 1oda~·. 1 A~I. " · : .,nptns 8.1.l Dnvrr Dr., NB 642-4620 Spii rkling \\lr~t(•l1 fr hnrnr .. i lian-~tylt'd ,vsrd "fnprn-pl! Jew choli.:I!! pat'{'rl.s whose · • ------ 10 cl1n1n• 11rra Wr 11rP '41f'll · "RO 1 · ln<"lurir phone 11un1hrr. San Clomonlo . ,_ I .h 0·., I Brlrn1s. ~ f11mll,y rm, \\ n ,t, j.?roulnr ll I" p11t1n. former O\\'lll"fll LOSS 11 your1----""'~""---- llli: numt:s n 1 ,. llrf'll .~ Lawson htd. It fill. pool. Lnw ni11111I, 011111•1' 11·11nsfrr'l'f'<I Below GAIN!! Call or wrlle for ENCO ' RR II ., ~· r.or mnre. !hBn fhe_ ask-Jndsrp1:. Ownrr 1v11nl1 AC· 111~1 111 S42,!"i00. 492-0726 cumplelf! details and color ha• 11. Sr rvlt·r ~liilion 11o·i1h 11 1 · l~A · 1 P111 ' walk 11 ,1 0 ° 111g pr1rr o/, Cnn1rmrioruy ~ hrlrm.. 3 TION _ ,·,, .• 1 141.1,..., •0-0R~. ,,-1 OC-\•'.AN VfEW O II ,_1 B d ' I . bl ,,c wol '"·11c 1. ~!ore!<. h 1 1 ·• .ru ,.,,. _ on-a e pr11.1 o~. uy 1rrc ..:uod J0t·~!ion 11v111J11 e Jn 1 111• 11, ., k d $36,950 Full Price alh~ + ;:'f'. up~!A tr~ anl· SEMPLE al Shorrcliffs. 11o11lki11g d is. to Irom the dr1·eloper: lhtnli11~1on Rrarh, .~r. ''~ ·~•Rrlpo~n ,, dy r,.rrrarinn rm. In xlnt H U f 30' Ten11nt Ot.·t"upicd. r11.lt l11t Jor conrl. <1;:,· Lnl. $90.000 Real Estate 675-2lOl s!orP~ ,t pnv. ll('h. 4 br. 2 RANCHO CAPISTRANO PAID 1'HAJN1Nl; ousts n urn. ~ 11pp'r. ha. hl11n~. "/1v Cll rp!'I PHOt'. COUNSt:!.ING MISSION REALTY bOU>Ollb lowson Jrz. 2;1:1 E . c.,,_~r f~1·y .. Cdl\! 1hr11rnl nf'11•1. frplc .t drp~. 2 217~ DuPont Drive, Rm B STH{JNG 911.'l So. Coa.'t H"·y., 1.-11rri:una ACOJ.CoA SPECTACULAR VIEW car .:~r. \l/h!t1n ~lll'Jve~ Ii. Nr11·port Brach, Cal 9200t AllVt:ffl'l l\t:f.·l~:NT.-. /J. }:AST BLUft· Pliont (714) 494-0731 .1416 Vis Llrlo 67:,.4,Wi22Rl-<irmi1ultlllMAN 'S dr11. brnrhr ~. Lush. ruJJy SJ.i.lZ2l /•f!0,\10TIONAl.S!J PP0RT LnrRe 1nu n11r·ula1 r hnu 1r OCEAN VIEW C11.~1n111 11p1)1•in1111r111~ lhru. ~11rinklf'rrd )ant I.or. i.t 1 ONE P l.US ACRt:, \\'t~I ~'INAN("I NV ASSISTANCt: 11o·ith hr11u1Hul a;11.rrlPn~ - rn11. Trrr;11·N1, rlr,•111rrl, 1'flr-272.i \li;i. V1~10~11. Low dn llunllnJ1:ton R,.111·h, b11.r k.• up C11U A, Oorn•. Oy1 8.16·666! fully cndns('d 11nri privatP, Ne1\' 2 hrdroom. rlrn, 114 h11rh home. f":t'Hcif'nt tnu1 1. In k1rrhf'n \l'llh r11shw11~hrr & tnarl< nr cupboll.rcfs. S..11m- ld ceiUng!I. tJl.000. Cali - Va1·11 nt 101 32xAA 2 RR. 1 ha: JOxAA 4 BR. 4 ba : 90xAA Lido Realty nn V111 Lido S.14.;.00 nrr lot /or 1hat ''\\11111: n{ pynil. R,vnii·nrr, 4!12-41 ~7 10 prlvalP a irport, Could hf' t:vr.~ & WPPkrn1!11, 962-8069 lr<ull 11nd hiu·k. f'nur lhr Hill" lf'l"h1111:' ! 1:19.!l:l(J on --7 BiJHM -$23,7~ fl-3 or ~!? PM~iblr ~r1'0111l jii .... iiiiiiiiiiiii ........ .., hrrlnl()111.~ nr 3 11nrl 1trn, 2 t,IA nr GI 1rrn1~. Jo:~1·l'l lrnt lot·11ho11, n " R r 1~111t11turn1~ llt'fl 1va1l111blr, TO BUY OR hath~. lorn111I rl1nin1t rnnm. 147,~ S142.500 Inc, 673·7.~ Lar w in Rt•lty, Inc. rrull•r ol town, rlo~e In Subonlinalio11. SELL A BUSINESS h1n11ly l'Ol)n1 OJ>l'n tn k llchrn 546-5411 anytime Pvrrylh1n11;, Larwin Rto1lty, Inc. HOLLAND BUS. SALES anrt rnt"lo~rri p11110. SofOQ e Tri·IP11rl hf-11uty 4 BR, fnr. l' mal '1in1n2 room. 2fl'ii:27' 1 1lloge Real [state AO tan 21:i1>2 Btl111~hur~1. 1111111 . Rrh. BUTl,Ell RF:AI. 1':.'ITATF: 21:''62 Hrookh11rs1. 11 .H, "Tiic Hrukl!r 11,illl t:snpathy" 1non1h includ1n11; 11;;irrirnr r "!!![!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!,!!1!!!!'!11!1!!'• -PANORA_M_ IC VIEW 431} .Dr ~11 1 :~1rrll11 t 546-5411 anytime 1716 Otaii~r Ave., C.M. Av11il11ble 1mmrdi11trly, Call ; DF.LIGHTf'UL ~ br. fam . SI ("I r --,. v r n i n i.: J , 11o erk e n d . ol Jf'll y k 1n111n ch1r1net. l · '11 rtnrn" CHOICE JoU 'oo XllJ R-2 64:>-<1170; 540-0008 anytime rump. rm, .l t>Arh11. m11.1·hlr I 96Z~471 ( :-;:: ) S.6-1101 REAL ESTATE 1·m, ~lurly, spar1ou~ patro~ & BR ·, b hom• w/fnnnlll 492-J-0~4 nr 4!'.12--56!0 p•l'rd llllPv.. 3~8 E \l'e nrrd sail'.~ """'pie ti73-th.r6R or ;,.1: .. 9471_1_. __ _ Junrlrck Chrut'!f> 11 10 al lor . ·• .. a. ,,....., - - -· fil'l'fll, -• har. 2100 !IQ H <'If AS_S_U_M_E-5-1~-.-0;.-0- lu'fllry Jivinri:. ~i.1.!lOO. Call d 111 tudy • 2 frplc~ Santa Ana Rurhr1!Pr SI. f'i\1 rlo~r ln l•-'"'l!':'l!'!!!'!::!':~---I LAltt:~; 3 IH"r!rnom, JUJil ,JM. Cl•n""~.<1 By n11nf'r. 67J-i677 in. r ·• ll ' ' I" NEEDED · ~ 1 • rl '" '"'" -·--__ wtt bar. Nrwly rrdccor. l?lh S1. 11hnpping 1re11 : p111ntl'" c11rpr ll r1tpt>11, ~17-lT.!I. SEYMOUR REAL TY !TI41 Rf'11rh Blvri , !ltng BC'h O].,,.n '!il !I P\l Clase To School & Shoppinq I A f1nr I Mr hnn1r .~11 u11lrri · 111 the ~nu1h 1;1,.n \l,1r rr111•t . Thi~ hon1r h11~ A nr11 t'fll1r, hu 1lt-1n .•ririnklrr ~.1·~1,.n1, llTI"f'n ~hnc rp1s k. all ~1111n· f'(j '>lnrod ki1rhr11 •·11 h1nr1~ Prif'rrl tn ~I'll S111.ffi. ~-nr t1ppoin1mrn1 call 812-2.'1.l.'l. 4!14-9473 :i1q.o~Ui FOR fia!r or rrnr :t hdrm. On sandy brae/\. $.l69/.00. 4 HDH:\1. 2 ti11, 1 yr + nlri $12.000 67]-9.109 \VORh,NG PAHTNE:R on lrn<'Crt" y111·d. lam1I.\ ronn1. LOA.~. on 1hi~ 11.·rll·krpt 4 • RARf. RLDG SITE * I ronvrrt1hle rif'n, lrpl. hll .1n11, 200l Biiv~ule Dr. By app'I, S2fi.!IOO. By 0"11rr , 1410 N. n2 LOT r.oned for 1 to JO PVT JN VESTOR. Substanl-ehlldrrn 1111rl pcr11 OK. 210 RR, 2 ~tnry hnmP. Shn11,·.~ Ynr tl i1ni!~. !'Awnto'>l'n S641 .:.00 7~r .~4.iO mo. Y"llr Bill Grundy, Realtor _r.11~nil~1. :1.17~278. __ i1n\1~. 60x.105'. Nr eounlry ial re!urn on money lnves!-p/111. W11lkrr Ao l.11r. I c -·" I ,, I rl ''' '--"' S C • d / I I R••11l lor~. ~714 ! ~4H<l~ nr 1"" ii"""'" \I' orma in-Laguna. \\'hlce waltr \'ll'W. ·"· ,,..,,,If),,, 833 DoYer J)r., N.B. 642.4620 en Juan apistrano club, C.M. Realtor, Cll3J I"", 11ecure ""'col atrra · In.:. J RA ',c; 1111rl only 11 11hnr! $50,000 !lO' Front111:r on "1de 11trrrt .1 -TERR-IFl-C-TRIPLEX--371-111~ (:ollrcl l'or inure lnfo wr/1e P.O. _>l_ll-_-_.,140 ___ .~~--·I 11oslk 10 lhl' beach. Subm11 • \\'ALK 1'() R~:ACH • hdrm hnmr on ~tr<ort 1n HY 1"NSF'O nwnrr P, yr nld SA('llTf'IC~: ~Alp l';u·iuH Joi . ~19, San1a Ana. FOR RENT nn dn. P•.vn1>. O"nrr "Ill 1·-m lh" 'm"''"· 3 hrl1·m. 2 i;!rrrt In!. R)' 011nr<, p<in-Coral Place . fi hdrni. ~ hll, ran1 rrn, "-'/W , lmi<o•••nl»ll' larit 4 Brrlr-m "' ' 1 \\'ill '''' I" 111111<, ,_. rrnn1 COMH INATlON het'r ba r I.· .. ''" hrlp f1n1111er. A~k1ni,:: $3.11.(ll'JO. hll. lrvrl fmnlr "'"""~n l'1p11ls only, f.7l·~l'J7 Ch11rm111i!, ,1.lr11 ('Oud , 2 Alt'tt 1 'f11~. 'rr•11, 11olr ~lnr, w11hr, ~ '"~' hnnit> in ,\1PM Vrrrlr ... I I II hk r ' ,. i1r}r. r e lr id. Lrr: hf'Mi'h in ~1111 C'lr1urn1c, •·.~1••&2 11fl.npt.Xln!Jnc . Ex1~11nc !01111 $.27.l(ltl. -S22fi \11P\\', nn hPRIJI , lnd~rpri . o-r,~.,.-,1.,.;;;.,. -,,·u11 2·;i.t) In f'll (' I, I')'.~ fl,. l'fl() .• ri\', S6Z:10U lrwl. n!I !li••f' lor11tinn, t•lose 111 pitrk. I " 11 I lit11~1.~1·11111·r1, fncd yrrf SJ'l.000 . rrr111.\. 4!lr1-.:Vttl. per nio. tnrl',; 111\1'5, C111J t'Ornrr Int. S12.f)f'(I :1:::0. 4 br 2 ha, Pr1n••ip:1I~ P11111'~· f'nr, IJ:IU'll):f'll . rp , Pl.AC~; l!EAl.'r\' 4!H-9701 S300 prr 11111. ;,1,j.,Q4~ 1 I 0 p " n #'W'S. I I ENGLL'NO RlA L EST AT~: n,,,,' $"· .•. ~. 217 ''•• !'."·•·· 1+il)11• .. 1111''1 / '11!'r s 11 .:~n. \I, /pll I ifl ·" rni lnr hn11•· • 1• +-Al·rr. \_it'll IOi.. I . " " '" -'"' "'•''''' • 12 .,. R , I •JI h -llc'.ACll ·.1·,,,,,,_~.=:;--10-,,,, Nichol& Re~ Esto1ft SOUTll COAST R~:ALTORS .ll~ Th11l 111 49-1-M!lJ ----Far1I W a lk•r Realtor '' · 1<-• ' ' 11 · " ' Cornn.111<'1 Mar r ' r i•iu _ 0 fr A-_ 1 Mesa del Mer '46-7414 or 548-S..l4 111111:11111 ~ hrs.rh, Nr llChool e ii7l-1:fllOe Hl't'r. plu~ rrn!al.•. fa.~r 6 ~ l:W1troon1, 2 h111h, huRe C.an ant Pt A.,k1ni: s~.000. 493-3292. I .-lllOtllh orv-r11!1on, ti7~>-26;() kltthf'n. Son1r r 11r'""111o Anrl IT'S A MESS •ho-l<:n Out1tanding Location BALBOA COVES--Dana Point duplex lot1: \J•· U"Y,... . dra""s. Garn.:.: ;nri 11.l:on Clean Up And Save Dran1auc •urr It ,, nr Tustin 17.97,-, 10 Sl1.!r.o ~A I SKl11n, 3 llat1eu1.•. .,.. \'1ew11 from 111n f'lrJ1:11n1 3 hff. 4 hr, 2 ha, lge kilc·hrnl riin I! WATERFRONT Nrwly Jrt'Ora1f!d low ttnt r11do11rd )'llrtl. firn1 Al $18,500 rni. unir. l.11111:!'! living rm, a rea, frplc, br1rk pa110. Transfcrrrd. ~1u11l sell! RY Owfl('r. IA"ase / Optlnn IJJ.8090 (Bkr) s:(I(), w1t1 handl; 52:l-161i $19j.()O prr 1110. or optinn. .l1:~-i ~~·:.:~l~~~~~r::i:·.~~I~: 11o/trplc., 2 b1i'R., ~c. rirr.k. IN'""· rornrr house ~1· 111d2e Prime loc. 3 Bft 2 ba. ~ingle 3 BR. 2 rull BA. rrptr, in Mesa Verde Fairway VENDINGft!. Cilndy snack~ ('11U Brnllrr ;,1:>-9491 ..,u 2 G11 r11.11;P 'Pll~s. Swimming yarrl for OO:.i nr Ifill rr. 1tory. Nell'ly decor. J•enced rff'n , Trr"'· lrnred yri. 1o1. Onr. 5.ll-7ll7, 642-4:164 lncal niovlng Sl200. or 1rarlt Landlords:-own;;;- pool s17.t ~arr!. Rrin2 ;tnn1r pool_ $!17,;-m, minutes In major ~hop'g yd. 3() /t. boll! aHp. $75,SOO Yorb11 & fo'11ir h11\·ru $29,900 Out of State Prop. tii _for rnr 6"12-2:l07 \\'e 11o•il l refer lenllnls to YOU PJl.~nl, r!o~s of ~~howl rr:11.~P Turner A1sociat•• f'f'nlrr, frrr"11Yllk' ,•rhnols, Bill Grundy, Re•ltor nr rPnl S2:i0. ~6-.l.-J93 M t l f'RF:~~ of ch11.ri;:c .•• Many S2'1 .~ FU-LL PRICE-!'In 111 a e>1r rrl'. 110' "'" 11 I ~ 11.cre p.a.r · ll,500, 833DoverDr., N.R. 642-4620 11 at'rl"s in t:n1i11t. W111"h. oney O O•n 240 drs1r .. bl~ !enan•· oo O"" .,.vv S!R.!JOO. Suhn1!t. R·17-1?21 . :i .~. '·°"'~1 "'Y·. ""'RUnll 1 -"~6-~:tllAA~~~~-==~~IFJJR:l'fiEMAr'i""___ • -for chis 11:rr111 3 hrdrnnm SEYMOUR REAL TY 494-1177 Anytime ' · · FOR THE· MAN [j] Orrhi.rd It Jlll~!ur,. l1trnl. 2 1 t TD L 11o·11ilinR' li.~t. "-I 7 EMERALD BAY LOT • 4 BEDRMS -$29.9.iO • Wh w I E th' RG:'n~:~71•0 ... hnlt~""· hf-11111 rivrr vlrw. s oan f\LA Rcnt111., • M5-3!rlQ !J'J'll\11.\ . .nr~ nf rarprr.~ 11 Uh 1 14t RCal·h Blvtf,, l !!Rn Rrh t"llA VA k ronl' term~. O ant very 1ng Afll Srll or lrllrlr fur hnti~r nr --~-~--1 in111thu12 rlraf'I'~. ~1flf1rm Oprn '!ii 9 P:\1 C'n~pl rrrlrC(lrlltrri, nrii• Undr~ SI0.000, 1w1n11nln1::, rluplrx. ,\1uir ~PH , 5-tri-7~:ll 6%% INTEREST e l,'YI MACUl.ATE! 2 Rr. ,hu1lt-in~Atr1t1lh1.•('0U1l1t',1.' . , I i•rp1 & I;:-lrntrrl y1rd. bo.111n~. ll'nnl•. hf'11rhl'~. or61.~2611!1 2nd TD Loan ~Hl\'I'. n•rri,;, ep/d r . 111;.vlr kl1i·!1f'I\, 111-.n :I d1$h· 1 $750.00 F 1111"!1 & lll'Jtf'i;I \'H'W ot Ownrr. Rnh J..;111 .. 557-2001 •'1'01~r, n•'ll' 4 hrlor111. ·". dl'n, .• Acre1ge for sale 150 Ranches, F•<m•, l\ld~~ sr~o. ,:.Vil~h.-t•" \h•1r-1n 1"011rl11 1011 . 1 TOTAi. ('ASH * 11'.li Emrr~lrl Riiy riliys: !;.14...11:~.0 r\·r•. , .anca~tl-r 111;11 s1111. -J , . AL1\ Hl't1l11I~ e 6i.~.l!IOO At 1111~ p1 1•·r. ,·n11 CAN'T l $l1.~J('. C•inrl(). :1 f3R. "''~hr. Bill Grundy, Rllr, ------University Realty J.IQUIOATJON -~.4-0, JIO !I(' Groves 180 Term~ l>a~td on t<Jlllly. $11/il l!il pd. NI•·" Bnch~ At·~·('l!~[) TO RF~T (' 11 ri ) rl 4 Rr, 2 h~. mRny c_u~lom !001 F C Jl "7'1.r.·10 1111n·1•ls11t l.url'rtu•\111lll•y/.:, .. . 642~2171 54$-0611 I I'll k' I' .1 .. I\ r)'r, rr Tlr:', rp~. i'rpl~. 8J3 lX!l'f'r nr. ~·p, Bcsrh f1•11l11rr~ s~1.;i00. A.~i:tun1l' ~ ·-'-"-II), ., ' '·' Hrh•r11l11Jr. f'l'l!'rd 111 1·1PMI' :M ACH ~. p1l)(luc:1111: tlTIHllll' Sl"rvl If bo ZI !WW I. •t l~M! ll-.·~lfll, Wu~ 11111 11 k11r'!J ri11&11111y LYOt:. ,N_r". P.a1n1,:,,:n~_7Jo1, ::._r11 1171. &li2-4620 ~·~ ~'l IA. Prin. 0 n l y. DOVl·:lt sHOl!ES Art~:A 81 .l1lli pl'r 11, .. Oivlclc or i.:rul'r h1 fl lvrr~lrl,., a\ v~11 · Sttt~!r ~o:t:a": Coyrs, Blue Bt•con * 645-0111 a er ee 11-R;,-i1, ,,,..,...i .• 1 • ",,.,.11 11 -3 :il&-:.027 )'ou own !he land hold. Hmk~r. &M-~lt7fl H11rrn &. Cl~vrl arMl. Good • .,e • 3 HDRi\f., Fiunily rm., park 21!ln ll;irhflr Allrl 111 Ar!11n1~ • M.lJl.lf\.l Opr n ·1 11 9 r\I $23.750 -4 BM. 2', b.1, fr!, r l,.,. k1!, arpts, rll"l'Jll. (hl.•n, anx1r1u.i;; . • Pncr unt1r mkl. ~17-3507. ~·lli~. !1&8-t.ln 'iVMvnrrw:I hr, 11, till. l~rl Prl 11•frn11nr ""'"'A' nrirn Mu~ S.111 &.· Sun, $27.:m. 714/,,17A!lll0 * EMERALD BAY * 1..nv.-111 & rl"rt:~nt 3 nR ~ JC11r fnr tr11!1rr pk nr 11uh-:\:16 F.:. 17th Strret l!k -• ,..n. • Meaa Verde .. A~,,· '~ 0 II ,., .,,, GOVT LANO $5/ar, Wr11 r e y1, ............. 111 Me111. Kld1 f lRST Ort'ERINf;, Cu~lom '""' ""'' ~., n , 1t lvi~ior1 nl'~r nf'w Arllr111:ton 01~ brk S.200 a tniJnlh NO roun!rv Ml'dherranr11n OPEN HOUSE l11n1 ·~ hN'l!.kf~~r 11rr111'. LA,.''", Pat~lljll'A, llR5 sA.r~ II);, sill' on rnaln hwy In Cash Fast'· ~F:. $-10..1120. . br111m 0 Cf'll lnri:., _ orr11n virw Sat, Sun 1 to 5 Bc-11.111 y11ri1 . Sre In 111p-Be w n1".11 " ,.._ I' r ' " Marrh Jo"irld. Write Ch11~. , ~. B<a 2 B R • ri"n • prrr111lr, $72.500. Owner rn11 lll(I, ....... Marlin, 870 N. Main St., I & • d T •• ...1 • COZY Cnlla11;r ? 2. Br ,\IRLTNF. PrLOT TR.Ai~S. "'"" ' 3 hr + f11m rm. t-l. ba. cal-,, •. ,_.~,0.1 CALJr. ,,-.,.-100 •·-•. at .en rust O..a1 1.·hilrif'f'n & pr•.~. $120. A1·I l't'f'rrarinn mom Fa~1lv r'< Dr I hi I 0 ""~ '"""' 'r "'-..,"' R.iwNlrlr, 92501 . f'REE APPRAISAt..c; no"'· :::RED, f~~u1~1'1;,1-.,•11: ~ pandahle tn 4.5 BR. $!17 .. 'jOO~ ~;.-~8~20!! 3 ~~on~an';' A::: OONOO~tINIUM 2 BR ~~fi ~r :.~·.~~A-4900 or Real E1tat• Costa Me1a Investment ALA Rrnl11I~ • 64;)..J."O) '· sq. · " ' • O\\nf'r I R1ulder 497-15.17 !'l-~1.242 townh5r, Wt'slch!f •~a. 111 pm, . .,. . Exchange 112 548-7711 tnytlme SllY.J.:t 8 2 Rll hrlnn~. 3 hath~. dini~g rm. I 499-297•1. ' ' · · $29 9'(1 includina; I an d. Commercial · · r. · ~t v, ~Ir~. ~11rrlrn k1!('h('n, I~ ,;10· BYO\Vr-;F.R4br.2h11..bttr1.•. ~Jii.i p 151 l'ALM Sl'RINGS . cpl /dq1. 1>111ln r'hldrn hie. hnno~ rm. 3 ear i::11raite. OC'F:AN view, 3 BR, J R1\, p11ttn y11m + hoal or trlr roperty WllO NPetf• Monry! SI Blue Beecon. * 645-0111 l.irgr rinnl tti7.f'l'I fl'nrrtl blfln~. din rm, tile t'll()f, 2-y11rrl \lfl'n1r11nl'f'. f'ln~r In "'E.i;;J'CLln· J hr, 2 h•. CENTRAL LOCATION fi Unlls. Top ll'M'111il)n. PM!. i.v11ll11hlr nn 11J IYP"~ nr ------- y11nl. lu~b ~halt ('arpe1, rar Q:ar11r11. S4t500. Easy (11111 Srh<ln!. Oprn hnu~r ll"p11r111t' rllnln~ t"N'•hly . _ , , I l..11r11:" priv11!r unh. S.'>.'l.nno Rtal F:"1111r.p~id for or "°"le R":ALl.Y ~ICF:! 2 Rr. 1111 1·u~tnm rlr;1,pr~. As(u m r lrrn1,i,011.•ncr4fU·7.l.1!1 i1krnri~. S:14,7;;o. 5-10.-7160 pa1ntP1t.Grr111yard 544.900. C-2, 90ll'2.l i ln1 1111 ~ l.llOO tqul1~. Tr1de up or l'lo11o n 9 ltt !I pm. ria ily. TRUS'r bl111•. 1 1•p!, k1d~/pr11 SlFIJ l:if$lr• \',: .. 1.n_11n. $39.9.JO ~ RR, 2 RA, fonn11I riinln11: IT'S Bt-•cn Musi! l1mr . Bilr· ~-~0 1!\ 1111 . It lw<11rrr1 11"11 a1r~lld. for lnromp r..'IA~I 11rra. O~:t:O cr:NTF:R. lnr. Bkr Al.A 1.~11 e 64,\..,,9(1(1 (hinrr R~1-:t: .... _, __ rm, 111m1l:-i rm, lOOO ~ f1 . ae~t 11,.Jcctlnn rwr~ See fM HARROR lllGHl..ANDS budritna:. $80)XIO. Culvrr Nlchf)I.• l.l2:! N. Rm11tf11.11,\•, S.A S1:\",-Clr11.n '1 Rr ll'l bl!n" I.· f'or that Jtt'm undr.r-$50, 1 frnr rd ~ 11 r '1 , .11pr1nklrr•, I DAILY PILOT Claulfi~ 4 hr, ,l b•, ~\' FHA Pate Barratt Realty (7141 :\1\.:ZJ"2 or ~tht'Ull flll!fll Av111I Nn11 ' try the Prnny Piriche.r lnf'lsrptl S3~ .. i(ll)_ '4\M-1844 sectloll now! S39,9;;G Q11,•ner Ml-J?C.1 6'2·.5200 17lt1 lz.tl~l \ \t1'U b.lp)'OU Mlll &&:iii Blue Be.o1c:on * 64.S.0111 I . -•'I· ' . . ' • ... " .. " ~ - . . •• • ' .. . , ' •• ... . ~ T < - -"'-l~!~·: ... , •. om ~~ , ., .. t_ ........ I~ ~I --_-_ ... _-~ll•l 1 .... t~ ... ,,, ... I~ ~I .... _ ...... _ .. _· .. ~!~ .;;[;; ... ;;·t .. ;;'";;'"';;;;..;;l~[t];;I ;;"';;"~;;; ... ;; ... ;; .... ;;·]~[!J;1 305 ~H_•_• ... -..,u:--n-ru..,r~•·--3-05 Apts. Fum. 360 Apto. Fum. 360 Apt•. Fum. 360 Apt. U.fvrn. HS Apt. Unfvrn. :145 Apt. Unfurn. 315 Apt. Unfv m. :145 HouMt Unfurn • Laguna a.ach Gener•I Costa Mesa Newport Beach Corona dal Mar Costa Met• N1wport a.act. Newport hach G.ner•I I -----,.-,.....-:-~I,..,""'-::-::"""""'""'""'."-:'.". iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij 12 l.G~ BR.,, ~·/v.·, rltpJ, ft4<nt ~aullflll i'umlturt: BACHELOR • Sl15 Incl utll. 2 BR !um. apt&. Pool. No SGL.. tty. 2 Br., N"wly ~phi, SPACIOUS ntw 1 il 2 BR. S BVRM. + tuuly rm., tull I N'lrl~ slove. S'2.'i0 lrlC'. ut!l. I I II I NC11.t, quiet. PA.rldn&. 261 <'h1ldren nr ~tg, ~~16th drpd Ii pa inltd. StO\'e •rel. h.uc apU, v.·JpooJ, DI"'· dlnlna rm., built-IN., brk. 263 cN.ortv1 .. 11·. 41l+-~15 or •M• to"N .. JH MPsa Or. 646-7342 St, NB. 64&-4664 Incl. 1-Blk . 10 beach No tncl 1•r. hi>aut. rtt rm /. $.190 a month. NO TEE. L N' I ONE l;;-:c:-;;:-;-c;-----1 BR, den, 2 ba, deluxe Pf'l&. SI MI Mo., J1e, laul'ldry fac:il. Nr OC ca!h'-1:' Newport, 540-1720. I aguna igue l:D:::'.•~n~•':':'P~o~ln~t---.--:-~ duplf'X nr ~•ch. R@fs l'f'q'd. Del.Ancy R.E. 644-12'70 & lrwys. Adults, no ift.: • SPACIOUS: 2 Br, C'pt. NE\\' 4 Br, 2 BA. d in •n•a + complete with SINCLJ.:, TV, pool, pet~ ok. Adult11. $210 n10. 642-3082 sno 1 BR ovulookinr Back i -'~•~>-<.,,,n_o ___ ,--~l..,-d~, 'foot yd, 2'•r, C'hild. 1 fan~ ~;~1• •;:i::;."'~·p::~d d~':· your 1004'/. $2.i' up wkly. Dana Marina Apt. Unfurn. 365 Bay. f'rplC', 2 pvc pa!iotl, BEAUTIFUL 2 Br, l',;, BA Sl""' ~priu •r,, · · Purth•St Option ,'~"-"''-';3t~l~ll""'CoaT:;•,-t~H~•~Y~·-----.,...------1 vil!w from liv rm 11: br rm. Sludio, new crpt11 I. paint. ALA Rtntal~ • g~.l-3..'IOO nuic. t.110· .i%--4?4 ·l. I Ind. letm lll!-lrctlon. Fountain V•lley General Va« of pool. Call 645-1260 DrpJ, bltnA. carport. Sl!iO S125-Nire 1 Br. StoVf', tttrl~. l RR, 2 BA. crpts, drp.o;, P~\.. 24 Hour Dely. -;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=;;;:jjB.CiiJiiAJ;;<.;;:;;;;.g;;: I mo. No ptts~t child ok. 998 ~ts, drps & prllf,!f'. I I'd Jtorftgf' $pl!ICIP for tr.i.'.l"r CUSTOM Bachelor apt, Ulil paid, Pool, • l BR, 2% BA Deluxe apt. So. F:, Caminn. ~:ii Slue Beacon * 64.S.0111 1 or boa!, l yr~ old. Xln! F .1 R t I Pvt enlrarict'. SllO n10. VEN DOME ot Hwy. Set Mir. 322-~ t-A-TI_R_A_CT_fV_E_ 2 -.-.-.-,,- 1 -,,-, I rond. $2SO. t~,j-4244 . I urnt ure en • ~9-3991 or 642-41171 Marguerilr ot ph. 673-1121, n1 3 BR·2 BA. fr)'llc, bltn,, CD. ;,17 \\'. 19th C.~{, 54S·~'llll 1~-"""-.---.cc-7--U.fMACULATE APTS! frplr, crp!s. drp11, ~am f!lr. )'(I. Kiri~ pt"L~. S!lO. Newport Beath ! An11hrint ' 7i4-2AAO Huntington Bt•th ADULT a.nd 2 Br. 1 Ba w/frpl~ I.: carage. ~il!ng5, pa1io, 2dul1~. only Blu• Bt•con * 64~111 E: X F. C 1.i TI VE 11" m f'La L~l~h~b~•~•~---~°"~·.'_37~08~1 ;;:::::::~~;;;;:7:;;;;:;;~;. FAMILY Section No peta. s 6 171 3 ;_9t1m, 3 o. no ptoL~. R1!f'1. $169.:io. 23M ~ l Q • fa H ~nta Ana Av,.. 61l--0395. e HARD TO BEAT: 1 Br, (11·f'rloolon1t: t·oonuy cl ul). 5 Beacon Bay 3 Uln BnD0S3 Clos• to shopping, P•rk !::-:-::.,,-,...,c.,.:.. ___ _ "'aJk 10 bC'h, kids ok. Utl pd brlr111 ~1 t ht11h~ "' l 1 h * Spacious a BR's, 2 ba SHARP J-Bdrm, carp .. drps, UNF'URN 2 BR, Sl&'i, Dr•· S130 Span1~h f'!lll")', Nl'1tr !'t·hro!5 I SJNGLEl l br fu1""5P1'11-Avail Spanish Country Estate Liv-* Swim pool, pul/gr~n pri~. patio. G:rnd ftt. m1.tic 2-11ly, liv. rm. w/frpl., ., , 1 • .... ~""" • ,_ . l 'l' 0 June st. yr v mo. "-Pro " s= 'l2' ,..,_, ___ ,_. . \·'·-pd ~ Rl'nla 11 <H;r""""' "' ~uupping, ·" '' per '.11 · 5.1!-4000 or 67~7~'> ing k Spacious Apts. Tt'r· * Frpl, Indiv/lndry fac'It • ....-enic !>'!• •leA ,,......, vv .. rJ.,.,,.1ng tropu::a.l l!UlK.'. CORONA DEl. f\tAR-2 Br.,., na~ · ·140-11111 0 • t\f'!I, ract'd pool· sunken ga.s BBQ 1845 Anaheim Ave. 2 BR dtluxr. Walk to hf'ach. 1w1mming POCll k palio, lt:i rrpl. all blrns. s:?ttl: :>49--0161. Ideal honit . Balboa P•ninsula Unhrlievabit Livinr • Only COSTA MESA &42·2824 Adu!~. 546-4431 wkend1, F.. Illth St. 642-4603. Bf B * '"0111 TIIF. BLUff'S. Brand nf'w l 2 BR . furn. Apt. l block from 1 Br unf $150-furn $17$ 833-t47J wkdayl MESA VERDE ue ••ton ~ RR .• f;11n. r111 . l·l..f'\'ti. $393 • area • e \VALK to Brach: L&~na ~o. A\'ail. Juiw 1 ~ beach. Avail Ti! Jun,. 2:'!th. 1 Br unf '$175 furn $210 Back B•y Cost• Mesa dt'luxe 2 I_ 3 Br, l Ba, 2 Br, i!'l'lel 1ar, avl ~Tl~-Jielf'n 8. Do"'rl 6S301., :~!Y or Sl25. U!il p;iid , ALL UTIL INCLUDED • 2 BR, cpta, drpa, bltn1. •ncl rar. $145 &. up. Rrnt&.1 Slfi.l. 64-1-0134 Rraltoc !'J.JS-l'.fli -~~---~·~C"'~-~--t Spttial Bonus; a silver. pool. 1165/mn. NEW NEW NEW ~lOM~ Mace A v i , ALA P.f'n1al11 • A-t"i-3!100 Rairs hr V.'e..k Qn Oc-Pan pla1ed candle inutfer is • Ph. 613-3690 :r --:===="°'7'o;~- Sl10-NPwpor1 11~11-Tin~ hse BEAl'Tlf'Ul. 4 Mrm 1·ui;;1om L/l\•p]y Bach<>lor,:, lu-BR. ~rs lf )'OU brinr this •d B•lbo• Peninsu l• OVERBURDENED "''!<"P r11rd. i\!at. "om:o.11 I lv>mf' Adul!c, Tf'ff'r S3<IO m,.,' ~laid !"('J'\!ef', Pool Ill, "·hen you visit our models. VILLA CORDOVA Ca ll chf' pmbll!m aolv,.r~. Blu. B •• con * "S-0111 , Pn<'. 211.rrlenf>r, ~7!il nr e 67:i-SlW e 4 blks S. of San Diego FN'Y OCF:AN FRONT-!;pac. 2 Rr. 2 Tl.fE PROPERTY MA:\!- -~ B I k' h AGE~ENT Di\' of South lo~==~~==~ -1 i l4 7iJ.--039.1, C<>Ul'ct. \\ 1J\ hf' CLEAN bachf'rvr apl5. ~1rps on Bt'ach, l b!k \V. on Holt a, ft ec Jtc .. i;undt'ck, QtJ JET-SArF. •:\EEDS F"A\!IL\"' 2 Rr ,1 3hfh•n 11-4 Sun, 22J2 1 1o bt'ach SIOO k up 31 5 E to 16211 Parkside Lane. ncitw clll'pl'r;, Enel gara1tP. 40 Unit Adult Coa.!lt R.F:. 545-8424. fnNI Yrrl. f'nci ~ 11 r , 'lar2arf't Dr. B11Jboa Bl\d, ti73--994.) (714) 8'1-5441 Yt11rly-S275 mo, Adults, no Ap•rtment CQmplex 2 Br dr.lux• ro\.\'nhouu. P\'t kitl.•/pt>!~. Sl30. I 1 'l l y 1 Pf'!~. 673-1990 or 213 : patLO. f'lll'] 1t:ar, sm11.ll pet ALA Rl'n!a.l~ e G4:'i-~!lf(I \\'ATERFRO.'\'T 3 Br . 4 Ra . 2 RP.., inr. u11; urn. ear Y ;<.,' ,1111 e 1 & 2 BDR:MS. k $IS' .1 S/I I I ·' I 1~ 1'-• ~.~,... o . a, Aval 11.pprox. , I 'oOmf'. ne" )' l'•·,,f'r. on san-se. ,.,.;, mon "· I-BR.. 1\.\·1mm1ng ponl. 2 GAS t,, \\'ATER PA.JI) 1 blk~ St'ach! 2 Rr. t>:ng\§, c1\· bf'aC'h. $1.00> md. * Agent 67>.-1642 • Blk~ lo bf>ach. Af'l ull6. No BRAND new DELUXE 3 Br, Mo. to Mo. From $140 m09 Coolid,c::f'. 540-n47 101 PE"! ok. SJ(,() Yrly'. l Riil Grundy Rltr. 642-4&20 Coste Meta pe111. $1.\<i prr month. 2 Ba. 11.pts. 1600 block E . !!32'.:l Eldt'n Av,., CM 2 Bdrm duplex, encl patio, Blue Staton* 64S-Oll 2 Rr. partially furn hou!'r. 1'radt'winds Rf'alry Mi-8.)11 Balboa Blvd; close to ocean IN"&r Back Ba.vi 2aragf', adulta only. S150. NE\VPORT \V,.101. CIPan ::i 1 L'p!i>la irs. $170 mo. V.'atl!r * SUNNY * Laaun• Bt•Ch or bay. l yr leage, Incl ~1 Min-. TM \\loodhead 2169-A Charle Dr. SU..8835 Br. BJtns. 2 C'ar 2ar. S250 pal(!, CouplP only. Ca.II a flt'r * ACRES * C 0/\\1, drp5, frpl .(. crpt. •'46-00l 2 •vkdays 1.ft 6. \lo. on ~l'arJ~c leasf'. 4::\0, fin-z:.R.11 * Motel-Apts. * Q U l ET Ra rd• n 11p1 644--4161 day11,1 673--0253 e\'f!S 2 BR, cpt/drp, bltm. closl!'d Ca;.'"tlOl'I Rtalty 5.4~1290 LEASE or SalP, fncd Vil'w Studio I. I RP.droom& do1•intnwn. 1 BR. dt'cor11tnr for11ppl. FAIRWAY gar + prkg. Adult s. "' "A f ~ C I I "' ho LO\\' RATES furnisher!, O<'f'an ViP\.\'. 1 blk ----------1 Slli/fTl(I, 2210· Rutgers Dr . ,... ttrac. nr. nmp aC'rf'-rg 4 ourm nit, to. beach, new t•pt~. drp11,. I l Bdrm. fflll, balcony. Jl:i F.. fum u· p11rin. Jrl .. 111 r P!. ht'>rYs & '102!' ok. fi.12-4424. t li We-ek-SIOO ~lo. paint. ~la!ure fHlll!i>. YPar Bay, \Vinler ra!P.o;, S17"' !i46--6!1l!I Blue Be•con * '4S-0111 J BR ,r., fan1. 21~ ba. pool . I)a.ily Rairs Av11ll. le'a'Jlt', S200 nio. 494-4029 day ~1nnlhly. Yrarly, sn:.. Jn. VILLA APTS. NEW l Br, frplc, beams, NOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH Enjoy $750,000 health club & •po: 7 pools , T tennis courts. Bachelor, 1 or 2 Br's. Also ·i. story townhouses w/ 2 or 3 BR's. Elec. kitci>- ens, private balcony or patio. From •17$. Subterranean parking, elev, maid service. FuIJ.Jine food market, dry cleaner, beauty salon within complex. 7 beaut. model apts. ~ am to 6 pm da ily, other times by appt. .Jamboree & San Joaquin Hills Rd.5 . N. of Fashion Island. 714: 644-1900 for leasing lnlo.. PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS Apt. Unfur". 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Cost• Meta * Spanish Elegance Si!'tll The Mood For Oulet Adult Llvint Sh<1.g r pr e drpa e blln.c Sl'autiful Pool e All Util. Pd, l BR. SljQ • 2 BR . S170 'Adults only·no pl"!.~. 2'11 Avocadn St. 646-09'1fl ORLEANS APTS. ADULTS ONLY 2 l 3 BR. Avail. Priva te pa- h(J, pool . ind.iv. laundry fac. {Nr. Orange Co. AirJwlrt: Tus- lir at 17th St; nr. W1s1clitt'). E•tt Bluff NEWPORT BEACH VIII• Gr•nff• AP:h, Foor bedrooms witll bal~. le'I above A: lelow. Gndoll• Irving & quirt Mll'TOllnding for fan;i ily . with ehildrf'n. N@1r Corona de! Mar lf.igh School. Fireplace, wet bir" built.in kitchen 1pplia.floe1. &JS AMIG AY 544.2991 CoJOwell. B r & Cq. Managing Agent Ml-5221 e NEW DE UXE e l BR, 2 BA A fur leur. lncl e:pac. mastl!r 1ulle, din rm le dbl garalf', auto door oputr avail, POOi. A: Rte. • $265 • • rr·s A \1r.::;~-,-B 1--~ Ju"*', S~¥J JSf' in1·f gn111r, •Color TV. Air-Cond 411•-~.o· ·•9 ,,.,, 6. \•·kt'rnl!i> ' quirP at apt c. 673--1521 or patio, ,,,,,.,...., bltm. l 11.dult. '. .. .... r, "'-"' """' ,,. 1 ·.•o ... ~~"' •Pool POOi Table 41 ,_, Yl!'ady. $136. Avl May 1. \'d, trpl. kHt~ & Pf'!~. $1111 ,~ up •'P, i1 r .. .,.........,.,,.., e So .d TF.ACHF;RS-Gmti\'y fl I' I. MR-1771 . 2 & .l BR's . 642-&520 Huntington ileach AI.AL Rf'n~~ • 6ti-3!((1 Newporr Heights I ~~6 ~~f'l\'Port .• Blvd. t)('ean front, Cliff Or. 2 hr, 2 DEl.UXF. DnplPX . \"P11.rly Pr1,r11.t., pa tio. pool • lrn:hv. * $130 UP * I • 865 Amig0t. Way, NB MilMged by 'VfLl.IA.~ '-''ALTE~ 00. 1741 Tµsl:in, Co.ria Ml!'sa Mgr. Mrs. Thompsnn 642.4641 B Ibo p I .. b!i , Pl«: ki1. rt i spn~at,l IPallP. All :o.pp li a n('P5 . laundry lac. . *Df'luxl!l-2-:JBR.. GIANTl k2BEDROOM! Seascape Apts • • enrnsu a BEAliT mod. to11nhoullr l .~K-97.).J ri 1 h 0. · I ll'kd•y• ''' 6 pm •-"'le~ ... , ,.,, o ... ,, Co "-rt L Ali bhn5. Crplll, drp1. Gar. Got<M"' park like Sl!tting 2 ' I , ·I NF:\VQ\\.~ER-unrlrr 51\\'llr, ing ii_r l!'a , · ·"' ,...,,,.., " _ _.. ...... .,. • -"LOVELYnewl--lBR.l OCEANFRONT-Juli I built l BH , 2 i BA, frp!r . patio b'r e 11 k f 3 5 t Mr 11,.. RVl--494!1. UCT. Adults only. Nr. S. COll51 Pl11.z11. Clo.W!d garages for m&x-C !f~·fan111..~11c: tN!y • OCf'.tn Pnn! 2 car gar All _hltn', 1 NE\\1 ~IANAGEMF:NT commoda1,.11 4. Also 1 br I. Sl7:l YF.ARLY -2 l'>r., im-2012'J: Santa Ana Ave. 54;r..2321. !mum security. Quiet i trret. blk_from ocean. rpl11, dfPI, \'lit\\. J Br. 2 Ba, lam rro, rarp. rlrapr~. L.~ $~.i :'>iu * $130 UP * t>:IUdio 494.911" I <' nr b y lf{\re!I ('('f"itn Mrr Mrs. Joachim Apt l·A OF.LUXE l BR. 900 1q. ft., Adul1s, no pgU. 2 0 2 0 ~1~~ d:~wh~;~~;ck, ftpl. patio. 5undt'ck, d 5 h ,.. hr, 111 52'.-4710 or 64~3342 GIANT 1 & 2 BEDROO~! · · I ':'1'9,' F. 8',,: ,,11 , •67o .,,,· ' 546-6215 ' bltns, crpts, drp!I, refrlr . Fullertnn Av• (Harbor to ' .JI 1· -. · • f'\'P~l"·knrl.o;. Go k l'k · ROOM k h.tfh "''/pvt "n-., · ' ·· • " . .;o-1 ';;:--:;,-;"':-co.:::::::::::;;:::-Ba h ·1 2 bl"· * PRIVACY * hims, d!'p!, f'fpt~. Arlulr~. I rgeous, par -1 e setting. 11 i; ,_ k d i; l 'I< S d" i 11r, bale, likl! n r w. Y, t f'n So. untl "" r;ml ~1. S500 mo. J.~e. University P•rk Closed garages for max-tranef', Close ro bPach. hus a \lf'P "" .~ P1rl<· I • urroun tng 962~J80. So. ot Newport Blvd,) I Real cutf' 2 BR. w/gar.,,Jla· 67~j03.J imum ucurity. Quiet r;trt'f'I. & !!hop'g. l'mrth end . Corona del Mar QUIET ~ DELUXE BE U 1 , l B 6'12-8690 tin. "-'"'·· ca ..... dra ... ,. I=---,..,...~---I Adullli no pel.11. 2020 4Mi-7079. 1·2 k 3 BR AP'J'S * A TIFUL "" R. "-""l • ., r- Corone del M•r I \\'r havl! UNF"URN"ISHED .i Fuller ion Ave (H11.~bor to Newport Beech Aho F'urn. Bachelor Contemporary Garden Apt!. * BRAND NEW * Calle1c. ~:i,a.1,,1 ~~ll~K. FVR.~ISHED rentals in Bay, then So. until 2 blks --Prv pafios * Htd Pools Patio!!, 1rP 1c 1 • pool. .nv-.:xm" 2 BDR:'>iS, 11' bath!. frpl, j Uni\'ersity Park k Turtle So. of NewPort Blvd. 642-OCEAN VIEW. ~ Nr sbop'g * Adulrs only Sl:JO.-SlGS. Call 54&-Sl6J LA COST.o\ APTS, 1 & 2 BR. ./CHEZ ORO APTS Cllrpl't!I, dral)f'~. P 11 t i 0 • Roc:k & '-' uld con ·d ·r 8 Q. ...... 2 BR unl. apl, trod .fir,' &.ii Bfin«, SY..i.mming -'k gar-B?M Atl11.n1a. 1·2-3 Bdrms. garaJ?P . 'lrarl). 4~ A<'aC'i;i . ,,,.,,1,,, ','. h•lp y'00 1 er.~1,.,, 8690 • • FURN. YRLY. Mart'1n'1que Apts, ~ • u ,,.., I f I util pd , •Iv incl. Pool . c~r. I.RI!. Ali utij prl. fljQ to $170 I' Pool ' Privall! g a r I g ' ' 5J4-S340, Anh, ii2--0367 f'\'e.!l. ytrur housing needs. Unbel,•eveb Y Be•Ufl u 2 BR. 2 RA, bar f)'Pf' kit 1111-ON TEN ACRES 1777 Sanra Ana Ave., CM Adlts, nn pet11. $165. !\tgr ·mo. Aduhli, no pets, V.'shr/rlry•r. 536-0336 , 4 ..BDR.\!, 3 ha!h, frplr. VAL D !SERE Garden Apts. 111air.~. Lrg rec rn1. p11.110 l & 2 BR Furn " Untum \igr. Apt lll 646-55'12 No. 9, 3&.1 \\'.\V il.son, CM. 354 Avocado, CM. &42·!J70~ i%-2727 S••·,1 m· "·II ' •m, ~n Adults -no Pt'I!. Flo"·en; ,-fl• s~'"' ~ ...... ,21.3,..,., . · . . , ·1 -;;:;;-;~;-rc;,;n;,.7.rn"O ~~~~~-~~.,--! ""' "• '-" · 0 '"""" e\·erv\\'here. Strf'am & R" '· .,.,,, ....... · ,,,,,, I Fireplaces I pnv. paflOl.1 \~'fLSON GARDEN AP'J'S. 2 NEWLY ' DProra!t'd 2 BR 'Nr Huntin .. ton H•rbour f;7~: afi 6 pn1, f>.14~i2i, • k I t $110 .,. t pd l BR FROM $1°' • \Vaterfall, 45• pool Rt'c, Rm, 2 HR ft1rn apt~. Pon! Nn Pools Tennis Contnt'i B i$t. BR Unfurn. Ne\.\•ly dee. \\' carpl)r , · .. ·a er · · 1 "'' Triplex • quil!t al'f'I . Lrr :. RUSJ'JC Sauna, $g15 1-2 Bdrni, Fun1-('/uld1'f'n or pPl.o;. 240:11' 1900 Sea Lane, CdM 64-4-26U Nl!'w cpts/drps. Sp a c 2194 B Placencia Av~. COMPLETELY REDE C. Br. Sl40, 3 BR. S:UO. Pem 3 RDR\f, 2 b11. frpl. 1'.():'J lYIO. Unfurn. from Sl:t:"•. !<:1-:E IT: 16!1t Sr. N.B. 6-16-4664 (MacArthur nr Coa.st Hwy) ground~. Aril111. roo pel~. 636-4120 CLEAN A: COZY FAMILY ok. (7141 &46-00il. fi.10-))61 or 1ll 596-1719. 2000 Parsoni1, 642--&,;70 \\'t-::o."'TCLJr F Drivr _ 2 Br. S 1,40/11~0 . 22K1 F' o u n 1 a in QUIET 2 Br, 111 Ra, C'rpt'rl, UN ITS. CONV . UX:ATION.1 ~=~,-~~--,.--,.-t J BP.. 2, Bh~l·d C~rp;~· I •-,,·:s1NCEBJ9'6k"Bld * SUS CASIT AS N~\1•ly. tlf'ror. Bl~n 11p-I * COROLI DO APTS * ~~·~1~0~·; (Harbor, turn W, on ·p"',',f:.d ""'~9i'·o,',u~!',""•~.:,,',"',',· 719 ~~LiiJ°1~~ESA A~l2'i1 2d~;'. c~1:11~ :;~a;!·~~~: 1110\'t. e 1 N>n ok. $!.'ii ~1 t'!>lt'l'n an &' pl111nc·f'11, Pool. • 6tl-tiZ74 '2 Br. 111ucl10~ t.r Jllre,.r IP\'f'l~. 1-7'·=7'"7""=~=-" ''" ... • gchoo18, •hnp'g It park. Kid~ mf'. ilR rernlel'IL 60~1 I lJnii•etl(ily Park LI·(,: n\cely fu':" Bachelor 0 ~ -.\VJNTF.P. RENTAl..S i I Sl8:. & up . ~hil'hr. lrpl, dbl HOLIDAY PLAZA E, CM. S4S-~9'J SPAC 2 Br •Pl s from ok. No P"lll. 830-l.'J.Cll Costa M•1i1 1 Di1ys 833-0101 Nights 1 Br .. Fur;iisht'd niodr,.. Rrnt NO\V for Sept.! ca1·porr. LARGE Pool. DELliXE Spacious 1 bdrm 2 Br, .1''1 ha •ludio -Nt wly $140. Htd pool. Play yd. oprn daily. New rental ratts ABBF.\' R1':ALTY 64~-3S.-i0 t;73_1178 unlurn. •Pl. $120, Slov~. n -dt'corated . Llt:e patio, ll!llr. Crpt,, drps, blfnli, p;i.tio. SPACIOUS nl!W 1 bdrm, in l BR , 2"1, BA. L1ixury Cnu-2110 Nl!"'J>Orl Bh·d, CM frig. Htd pool. Ample park-Sl6.'l nio. Adul t!!. 1::11'13 Baker, Nf'wly dl!ooratrd. Kki~ ok. quiel 4 pll"x. C 1rPf't 1 , domin1um. Al! bit-i n$, <'p1~. -t RR. 211i bl:lth" ...... S350 BA YCLIFF MOTEL Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfur n, 365 ing, No childrl'o. No pets. 5-t!)..637~ 'lir &16--330.l 1998 Maple No, l 642-634-4 drapPs,.bJl·i~. p11tio. lndry, drp!<. P11fin. 2 rar 211 ra2f' " BP.. with Jamily room Costa Mesi1 Cost• Mis• 1965 Pomona, CM . LG 2 Br, l ''I Ba 1.ludio 1.pl. 2'11-4 Colll!ll!e No. 2 646--0627 tortl'd 11.ir. St5."l_ 893-);JJ S1nv,. ,t, nofr1f . 548-1953 or Turli" Rock .......... $375 • LOW \VEEKLY RATf'-" *. No Pf'l!I, !11.mili.,, only. P riv, 1 HARBOR GREENS WALK JO BEACH 34:>-6411 3 BR. 2 OOths ; ......... S325 K11cht'n, TV'!I, maid strvice.1--------------------2 STORY -2 larie BR, 1'4 ' br 3 lb H'.t-' Pool. 811.. All bit-ins. CptR, rlrp,, p11tio. 726 Jn11nn St. $140 GARDEN " SI'UDIO APTS Nf'w 1 k hr, a, crpt.s 2 BR. hou~,., A\'ail , ,11,,v 1!1h l l BR .. 2 baths; tum1.shed o:u ,. I p . ,. La """'c:c:cc-.--;;:~c-;;c---::--k d,.,... 968 t'l« il A I ' '"" "'"-~""5 t'P r _ riv111 t JHI to. 11te DLX up""'r 3 Br, 2 Ba, nu Baeh. 1 2, J BR'1. from $110. .,.... -Pri\'. .'·ard. SIR.ii mo. Calf I l.\'a · ug. st · · · ·· ··' .-. -~=~~~..,...,~"""°'""-· · I · ~ ~ =-====----.,-..,-•Wlmming poo • r~N"a l!on shg crpt, drp~. b!tn,, Sl:r.I 2700 Petenoa Way, C.M. 2 BEDROOM, near shop'g. hef'}tP Ii ~t f,.f.',..()2HI. af1 6 (i d h•11 HOLIDAY PLAZA r m, lilundry rm, tnC'lOSl'd mo. Nr OCC. ;,.17~1.)1. 54~037D NiPWly df"COl'a !M. Sl20 Mo. pm. :>4S--796..l l .··· . re I DELUXE SpaciotlS l BR gar111tP. Ea~11id1!. c. M ' Rll!&.ionomiC1! Corp. 67~700 BEAUTIF'UL :'>iP~a Verril' 4 , furn apt $135. HP8ted pool. ~~74. $170 -2 Br., 2 Ba Studio, * REGENCY * br homl!': ~n. lorm11J . · Ampl" ?Arking. Arlult.c,. no Ri'nc:J Brothers * $l]O * crp1s, drp~. patio, rar. 285 2 .Br, 1 ,&. crptr /ri r))!, 1e:U 2 RR, crpt.~. tlrp!, bl tini. 2 ,.._le 54° 0""] • I I <'hildN"n OK. S135 ""r mn. ,,.·,1-. -1. I 4 o o. REALTY -1 !"""' Pomona CM vg · o--o..:ou • c ean gas ovl!n, enc gar, pa. .,.. "" ''" ...-~· ,... .~. ""'' ' ' ' 3 B•, 1 1~ Ba, P'""· bl!ni, T d ._, RI •47 kll -. 2-,,_ k C I A ·~ E-SIDF: 1 Bdrm quil't 11.pt. tio~. 548·3605, 3n "'· Wllaon ra ew1nu11 f'J. '"-' • "" ~~" L:ni\•. Par enter rvir19 SPECIAL -Lo R11trs fMm •111•1111cK crpt1, drps. Ask about ot1r L C,11 A•.\•time 833 .. -12• k .,.t ·1 ., P11 r1 !urn. nl'11r \Vf'stcl\f! l D•n• Pot'nt L•gun• B••ch Rr. 2 RR hou.o;P in mur!, " v<uu :a w . .r.i ava1. ma1 ADVANCE discount plan. 880 Centu h L k aduH $120. S.16-5018, 642-11429. "O'.::"CC".".:"""'.':'.~-:-;-:-p;i110, .;o:~r. <'rt"1fll. pri\'ary. Sf'I"\', 1'V & P · N'-1 ar St., CM. M2·R340 ...: SltO/mo. 642-3.J~j or .j.jf-88-~ Rdr, 2 Rath Culverrlale. Moll•\. 2301 Npt Bl\'d., CM . NEW 7 Br, $140 Bltni, p;itio, DELUXE aplil-\ll!Vl'I tl upl,.x, ,"s,. ""~"·oh·o··. 1•, h•. ,1. ~':I Ca~~~~~--_ 17 _ 751 _m_•· e646--,'~u4.RN1 . INCL u 1 ·11-OPENING S~A~C ba:h~~r.u;;13o c~:~ ~~"f:. ~~~1~'. 54~21~.'1· !it~~:· ~~~.BA,tr:;'.t 1:1~ "'-.. •r \nf'l '' refrig. Avail May 1 nf'11·ly pa inrPtl. S210 mo. 1~rh 1Zllr, iTpl 1, f'lq.,~.$160 Condominiums DELUXE bacht'lor "-:: llr I ;J"t,'H'J71~. 973 Valt'nril, Apt. l BDRM, 2 b11 th, nr 1hoppina; l~9~ Alcaiar. ~96-231!1 \\·inter ra!f'' yll!ar-round. m{\, A\·arl ~11 5-10-6.~3\ Unfurn. 320 Ap1s. $.'l.) "'f'ekly & up. \fn. Ap•rtments Now Av•llab e No 2 If nn a m:wer 8.\\.4427 cf'n!l!r &. sctwiol11. Lra: ff'nCf'd 2 B 1 -C 1 11 Matur' 11dul1s . .C!M---4029 day, * LOVELY GARDEN APTS QUIET 2 BR, l BA and 1 BR, ocean l'il'w. 1 block to bf'acb &. lo'>l'n. )',..oir lt1~. --::-----:-------rates Tt'rm• A\'11il 998 El · · · · yard, SC..O f)f'r n10. ;')45-7761 r nwl'r rp 5• rp.!1. 494-38.l!I l'Ve It wkf'nd 3 BOR~l. 2 bath, nr shnppini:: G•n•r•I Canii.oo. 54~51. ' AT LARGE 2 BR, 2 BA, bltn•, SHARP-2-BR $l4- 0 ,10\'1', J11r. ~ S125. 24762 ::-=:--:cc-c-7'.'=-=-,,, N'ntPr ~ .. :i.rhr....:~. Lfl: !P nrf'rl ..,--,----1 <' r p 111. n r •ch o o l ~, l..11Paz Avt. 213/597-37/il l BR. nPar bl'ach. Adult~ ya rr!. $2i0p<"r inn. ~>(1-ii6l 2 STORY -2 \af'R"• BR, 1~~ $25 per week & up MEDITERRANEAN WaJll ,.r /rl r yt'r a vAil.1 lltrl Poo!. Adult~. no pets. pr ,.f~rr f'tf .S l:.5 m t1 . 3 BP. R -Ra. All bll·i n~. C:p!11, <lrp~. RACHF:LOR & 1 BR. 645-1496 alt 5. j 149 F.. Bay St. or 642-9520 East Bluff A\'ailabl,. .Jun,. \. ~4--23..1~ • • 2 11 , ram. Rm. . . ;.;::;;;,~~::,C;:":=;.:'..,.1 --;;".;;;:;;;~~;';';~-Comm. PO<'ll, .-hilrlrPn O.i\ FrplC'. Priv111"' patin. Uir1<<:-TV k 1naid Sf'{\'. avail. l BR, bllni, patio. 1und,.ck. SPACIOUS &rh1>lor. util prl . e TOWNHOUSE l.1 blk be11.l'h. l k 2 BR. Pool. l\f'1" R1\. S?9ii St2--0JOO. 5"1mming pool, ri:><'rPll!inn 4:l0 \'iC'toria. C.M. I S18:l. Nn Pf'!~. 68!1 Plumrr J Relrig k itov,, S125 mo. Dt>lm:r 2 Br, 21~ BA, bltn.!l, Atlu!ts. U-11~"· 2175 S. Co11.sl 4 BR. dPn. 2 tia1h~. \\";iJJ.: lo mi, LaundE~y r~d· "crlo~tl ./ l BDR~f furn 11p1. S1·10 VILLAGE ~!. C:'>L ~213! \.14--0952 I Adult. 99.S Vall'n('\11 , No. 1. frplc. patio, enc car. Qui!!, Hwy. ~S4--020!I . .earsEP. astsi e, ·' · '""· ,'\!" ..... r, .. .,,.., (Pntt'r G I 67-jQJl 'II h I II ''" all ~rhnnJ., A\·ail JunP 21. :i49-()67it I " " ,,. !1.-..r BACH. Apt. pa r11y furn., 1 *"* STUNNJN gf' 2 br ·1• · I WI! e p you 1e ! ,,.._5678 sn~ .'>1~2464 L Hills Strr:1. Co~la r-.tt'1a . iOC"!. ,lrl\'I', rPfr1,c::." 11,l'p i llfrlPn apt, 2 Wf'Pks free. Turn unull~llt'mll intoquick l Fnr thet itt'm undt'r $j(), 2 BP.. rrpt•/rlrp~. fnrrl yr!, aguna ="~'~-·"-"~·~----=-IN M'lfa. 304 16th PlaCf'. I S t~i. • * ~ c1sh, call 642-567S 111' the Penny Pincher qui,.:. no pPts. Sl~'i. ;,-tS-1403 NEW dlx. 1n11:I sty 3 BR, 2 SPAC 1 Rr. Uppf'r , <'P1~· i COSTA MESA Apt. Unfurn. US Apt . Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. .3'S •~ "'" ~-,.,. BA d bit I rlcp~. all bltn~. + rlsh\•'hl': " ' '"""""' , crptl, rp~. ""· poo . 1 Br. Duplf'\, 11,,\'P 1, rPfri1<. Children OK. 7 C enc RA~. adlt!I on!), no pet~. 642-4044 Newport Bt•ch Newport Beach Newport h•ch N•wport 8ei1ch 11!1 ut il pti. SJ.l 'Jfnl,.,. ll)l)I grrl & tra~h plrup inc $26::.i. ,•~"='~'~"-'·=-,.,.-,=;;--;-:c·I IS•c••'•f"••ul:ful •w•rd"";1111••1 l•,.d1t•P• __ ...;.. ________________ _ Oran5?P A\· ... 642--0'1.'UI 1 Bkr S37-:.:I06 tf:\\IAll. fl()\\' -1 ,, 1 RH fun1. * Mil •• of,.,; ... ,.,,,,."''· "!!Mh 111d .... , •• 1.11, East Bluff Townhouse Unfurn. 335 Pool. l'f'C rn1, ir;rl focalion . * Milti!!n d!!IJ., r•c•••''o" c••'•• Nn t'hildl'f'n nr Pf'~!'_. 6_1&-_58_2~ 011+9.,•r C!l!!<d;111l•d l11!1rie " EA~ RLtTt-f' 'Costa M esa N1':W 7 BP., su;.-,, Blln~. f;,.,.1.,.,, Wff b ... , h ...... .r ct il• .. g•. W!!!!d L;irze immBl"nl;11r ho~J f' 2 h patio, garaJlf', AOul1~. M p1 11•l111q, ;,..,..,,,,,; q•~11tlo1h ... ll co"•'*"q' \\ 1h h#11.\Uiful carf'!Pn~ -l BOH\l 10"·nho~~P. !i>WI~ JWI ~. _100-G E. 21~t St. '•tl!!i 111d b1!<e11i,1 ftJ!I \ f'n! lrn;('rl 11nrl prn·111r, I Cpl~, drp~ .. bll·tn~. 1 ·14~ 112 frn~r -"n<l ha rk t'nur pool~. A1·a1t 6/1. S 225 ..:_-" lll'rlfl'Ylm~ nr 3 a ~rl rif'll, 2 i ,'~''-"','~'1_0_7'-.--~ ... FU J''\CN~B~A~C~ll~l':~L<~)~.~o=n"1"RC'R . balh<, fnrmal r1,n1ni:: rNlrn, I Dupl•xes Unfurn. 350 Nic('ly d,rnr111rd Sll~S140, f11mlh rnn1n ofl"'n 10 k1lcl1<'n ---------- AM ~n<'lfiq.f1 paio. S·IOO 11 Cost• Mesa PO(Jl. Adull". 1:.11-11111 • l.RG rrd~c I Br, cPntra!ly loc. Pnol. <·Arport, Ad H.o;, no pet.~. Sll"i. :.641 \\'. Ha milton. 646-4 160 or 54:l--01ti0. monH1 1n<"luthn~ 1:11rdrnrr. ,2 •-R-.--1-8,----, --0- A\'111!ahle 1mmPdl111tl v. C11l1 C • d • ro~p · r~ rC'. l'\!"nJr\I!~. \•Ptk-tnd 1 . rp!~. rp~, n>rii;::, ~n•·r. F.-J1idr:· nr Catholic <'hurrh. 673-6-~ flf' :.4'1-!M.ll. {Jld<'r <'PL no pets. t l:JO. QUIET a11rac !<tudlo!I Sl l!l, Fount•in Valley AgL 641-0.;96 I Br. $125. Adl111, M pp.t~. . . 21:,:; Elrl,.11, \le;r Apt Ii, C:'-1 . SPA'\'l"H lwau1v· ~ hrf2·h11 IND\· 1 Br. brick g11! lrpl, 2 b k 1· ' -· ' ' ' b 1· •/ · bit ,. t 2 BR 11. sun tn 1v rm, "'a!l'"tl s::;.oirrll'n. C&·D hltin~ e11ms, pa io, .,... 11, 11.. • =• I • .,,,,, .....,, _,7 • 1 lldult no ""1~ Yr!\' Sl::ifi I frpk'o iiall'on~. SlM{l mo ].,.-,,', t11r, 1Tr ar .. ,.,.,, '"'' _,,.., · "' · · · ' • Cit '·'" '><..,.. . . --OiX'n House -187 E. 21st St. 811krr Sr.. , . ,,..,,_~·""· [\1.\1ACTLATf. 3 Rr-2 R11-~ll: f\-12-R.-,20 SMALL barhf'lor 11.pt w/ util, bk , \ rl \111-d~-.~~r Cpt d I I ii" S:i':i · ).') . 1nru~11;. sr.-., !!fi2-:itiii7 • PRIVATE polio • f'ncl S 1~ mo, .1 ~,',',",r41~:· )r gar, '2 Br t·p!/rll'p!', $160 & n" or 01•,.r · -.,... Garden G rove I $lt'.1/lnn. Ph, ti73-:\690 1 '" 2 BR. Util pd. 3 BR. 2 BA , d1sh\IA.O:hf'r, tlhl * NQ pf'!\, 11: ii:araR". 1-rp1~. rlrp~. \'rly I ]JV] 21:.0 Nr,\-fl!lrl 81\'rl., C\I 151', S2HI roo. 6i:i.-51.1~ ,\pwtmtntsforFttnt $\fO..-T bt', ut\lillf'! Incl. l"n Huntington Beach 1 · Pf'1~. Jfi6'2 Ne\l·Porl Bl\'rl, c.~1 . g4241194 • f0ANTA!ITJC family rm . A t Furn 360 tsr:fUrn. K•.t~A-,-.,-1<-,pd..,- ltug, ;, BR hnu.w. S350 Ptr 1 p s. • No i·hi!dttn, rro p" 1 1 , mro. Gentr1I Sl20/n1a. a.l:J.-.i991, 646-10.ill )193-4113: R2\.fi1'.!0 A111. tfl , ~\' 3 h•/2-h• + df'n, CHATEAU LAPOINTE 1 Bl-. ~p111·in1u, pool, " ,,, ~· • lr1~a( !or harhl'lo1-,;, S12ll f/vrd I~ Blk Jn pool.. 1Pn· 1.0VEL \' 2 BR AP1ll. rum k nl\' ( h ~·e ""~' riiJ: 's mt lo tw-h. 536-1&37 n!llrn, ~ JI.I crpt i;:, (•1 . I U Sh , b ,, 1 ... ,..l 'hurf' , ,,....,..,.,,,.,, 3 BR. 2 ... I'' fl'~-_. haf'k pool, C.llrf)OM.~. AdUlt.!l, no 2 Rfl. \'; h111, l.r11:.""cln~1.(, Y"'· Ctp~. t!rp!l, MWI)' I pl'l!I, m m . ' • I ..... ,, ""' > 11 10 pool, nr ir;hop~. Atlll~, \Jlll I l••t p""'"'"' A'' Cl! ... 1, 1AA4 ~ nnrn\·1111. ,......,...,,,, , p11Jn1M. 962-JA.17 I "' """'.. · , ' · '" TIRED ot lhal old furruturet * * XTRA lar1Z" 1o in1il,., II'• r<!ally not that hiu-1'1 Sll~/nl". !IAA \1 1s51on Dr1\'('I to l'l"pl11.ce .• Ju,1 ~·atch th! 1 fir ph . fMf:.IU 39 Irvine l illi 1,d, C••d .ond ,..,,t:n 9 fOOll'I• * Mil11 !If 1~1d •d w1lk .. 1 v 1 5wimoni114 Jl !l!llt, t1 Yl<ieo• whirl po!!I, fti11 hl t:4ht. ·" c~ .... ,..!lnt~i ,, ,,,. ''""I' COY•'•· h11 lt~ 11111 with qyfrln11r~t111 .. ith 11p•••I• f1 tilili11 lei "''" 1n<i wo"'•~ . 2'1·ho11• 1111,irity 1y1l •M UNFURNISHED BEDROOM BEDRM. & DEN 2 BEDROOMS 2 BR. TOWNHOUSES FROM FROM FROM FROM Hours: 10 to 5 Daily Mediterranean Village 2400 Harbor Boul•vord Costa Mesa (714) 557-8020 II .. Ir•''*" C•'11•rerl•11 I• • ••h•ldlllfT •f M•• .. r•111 l114••trm, l11c.. TURTl ... E Rork, 4 h(Jrm. hun 1 rm , 1 be . •trlum. S.17~ ml'/. I l.f'acl!'. Ul-1411 l!'\11!1. 'l I 1'Pt'-lt"ntiJ lloJ'tdture • mllCf'U.nf'O'Js! ·• ~.,-.-.-.,7.lk~ln-,-,~,~,,-,~-,'""'to' column.. • tht Ouslfled Jhnpp1n1Z, 11n l"h!lr!ren fir Sfot:llcin. I l'\f'!~-$12.i !nr!. 11til f;4;,...t~.ll '-~~~~~~~~~~~ ' ~ square ~ b11EMts ANNOUNCES THE AVAILABILIT'f OF TWO AND THREE BEDROOM UNITS F9R . ADULTS DESIRING TO LIVE AMIDST BEAUTY IY THE SEA IN THE PRESTIGIOUS WESTCLIFF AREA Of' NEWPORT BEACH ........ FROM $230 FOf Information telephone Mr. Robert M. BuckleJ, Manager at (714) 645-0252 or write to The Olflce Of TIM Manager, Merfner Square Apart11111nts, 1244 lrvln• A••nue, Newport Beach, callfornla 926&4 I !ii)! !l JouAL&TY APARTMENTs ! • 5 d ' •. •• •• '. r • In •· o. 00 ' •• s l to y, I. •t ~~~~· I ~.--ll!l .:.1 -.w_ ....... _ ...... m;;lf!l~• t -..~-~"lrtJl --.. ~-lrtl 1 l .... t~·""''"' I~ ;;l'--;;_ ... _t_ •• ~;;;1~;;1~1~· ....... ~j~-,,.:i ;;[ -·-_.· ;;;·~;;, Unfum. 365 Alt'· Unfurn. 3'S Apt, Unf\Jrft. Mt Apts.,, ~ts., I Apts., Gu•1t Home 415 Office Rental 440 Announcements M 1,.----::-----Newport leach W11tcllff ~urn. or Unfum. S70 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. Or" Unfurn. 370 T"1"1E'""'c"""'""·-... -,.....,,c" .. -·'"•°"H'"otM-1·0,,:;:£WXE:-:-::=-,,:::R"o"'r".-===E:S.,..1 ldta.I Beauty !hop mr Newport lt~ch Pffwport le•ch L19una Bttch hu • pvt rm avl lot am-17612 Beach Blvd., H.B. Open ' daya a_ Wttk * TOWNHOUSE * QUIET, SPACIOUS-New 2 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;::;:;:;:;;;;;;::;;:;;;;;:;:;;;;;;::;;:::;;:::;;::;:;;::;~ ------------buJatory rueat, ~25P. Plentiful plcn(, A/C, jan., Evenlnp by Appoi~tment ~rm. unt., u.petalrs with :S BR. 2 Ba . .)..Carpo;t ,. $275 br, ~ ba aardtn apt. Pluth • NEW luxurious oeeanll'Qnt 64l-9862 mua.lc, ntw cupeta I palnV frpl.e .. ea(pt'ted • dnptd, R~LTOR 543-691'!6 rokl crpta, dtpt, bllN, pvt FROM $135* 1ptt, 2 bdrm A: 2 tathl, PRIV. nn. UZ:,/mo. Compl. drpt, 325 to 900 ,q. ft. SWte bllnl. A: l't'frii, .$].IS. patkl, r:b&ndeller ln muter elev~~r. fi~plact1. FULU.. lndh1dual at.re. Spao-qu~t-I, Ph. MT-2521 . WESTCLI1'F Dri.ve _ 2 BJt. btth. Lot.I ol on-alte ptrk'& SE R l TY. V l L A «imfortablt. 4 meall a da.y DESK spe.ce availabl• $50 ; : 47l.60, it 0 Newly decor, Bltn ap. + cov'd. Ill'· All qi atory. 01 1-111 d S T , RAUNA, 530 CliH Dr., .. 1an. Nur• on call. lll-4497 mo. W11I ........tA ...... _, ... _ ;; ;: , • pliance Pl:lOI "'alk to Coco'• 1: we1tclltt ympic:. 1i1e r,oo i i•r .-tun1s-en1111 Laiuna Beach .., ...-~·-~WI.,.,... ..... ,,,7 IL& . 1· · • &l)..Q'Tt Plua. Adulta. SllS. f,'o shop-Coor TV loun9.,_H1alth Clubs-• 2 BR duplex-Oceanvu S~u_m_m_•_•_R_•_•_t•_1_, __ 4_2_01 :~~-~~.~:. Nowport Helnht1 &U--0239 ncloor "Oii driyin9 •••9--P1rty Room-Full -'"=~~=------~ _____ ....;•::....;..--I . • deck,•'•• cpts, l'tove 6: rel. BAYFRONT-llip avail. July Lquna. Bel.Ch. 49t-9466 • TULLY u-N~~ * '0.-•ro ·~ 2 -tim1 Ac:tiviti11 ,0ir•ctor. ·-~ -.u ~a:.n...-.r Marw Aplll . I.GE deluxe l BR, frple. Apt1.; $210. 216 Fairv1ew, 968-0lll. &: Aoiuat rfJntal, SlOO wkly. NEW o~. gmd flr. Air. Rtnowntd Hindu Sp!rltua.liAI .Br, cpta, ~. bltna, pool, d l'u•n. or Unfurn. 370 BEAUT.fFUL APARTMENTS: Singl.,, I & 2 ,,,, • ., 3 BR. 6T3-7ST1 --... , on1y-.1··• • N•w-priv Jl"tio, atudlo type, l~ r:rptl, f'P!. Adult&. $110 I & 2 BR Apia. $1...,.....10. ..vuu _, V.U-A Advice on all matters . ... i·•··t ok ..... __ 1525. 2100 Haven Pl. 642-3181. Bedrooms, furnished or unfurnished. o~an vifl\V. 100 Cliff Drive Vecation Rent1ls 425 port Blvd, CM &12·282:1, ev,, Lovr , P.farr\qe, Bu1lneu ,...,, ....,....-.,. Costa M••• Ph '1~933 4Wl·5l06. d Placentia. AU: about our Sant• An11 REASONABLE RENT•: Singles from $135. .•.,,•-"-·--·---· ---1BEAUTI1',UL 4 BR house ntl...,,====~~=~ Rea lnp alv•n T dll'• • diicourit. t 81-'A'/1tv A: ref. adult on-l Bedrooms from $145. 2 Bedrooms from S1nt• An• Little Corona. July '/or NEWPORT llACH ""~UkN.l~ac:_~~°no ~~~· .LOVELY IAYFRONT NE\V deluxe~ plex apt. 2 ly. SlOO tmo. Aleo 1 Br turn. $200. Low move in charges. No Jease req 'd. =-~~~=-=.~~;;:;l ~A~"<!·c.:1~1'00~.'-m~o.:.'6~1>-01~!;3:_1 =1 $l08 to $185 San Clemente J Ir. From $US. br, cipt1, dfPA, b It n 1, no pet! SUO/mo. iTf.B W. VILLA MARSEILLES "R:::•:;nt::•:::l•:_:lo::_:S::;h:;•:••:..~4'.:30:j;jiii$•'fi'-:6l:;5-ijjlifiOOol;-.*;-;;iQi;: 49'J.9136, 49:UOT6 dshw.hr, enc' rar. Children t 7th St. SU-6954. "'." 1360 S l!""l' • OUice OC' atore. ==-"-,""""""""""''==·I Furn/Unf. l petA: ,velcomt. 417 Nobel e ATI'RACTTVE studto; 2 Models Open Deily ID 11m to I pm BRAND NEW OLDER working man will Rfluonable. Coata Mesa. SINGLE? WIDOWED? NEWPORT TOWIRS ou SunDo,.,·er. 537-106 or br/l~ii ha, crpt/drps, SOUTH BAY CLUB OAKWOOD GARDEN SPACIOUS share beautiful l BJlt borne, Mr. Pope 645-2820 *DivorcH Over 21* '~ • • IC-221:2 * ~oril)quireatAplA. bltinl, $1Munfurn. ~1. Apar,tmenta Apartmt.ntl I & 2 Bdrm. Apts. ~=rt ~!ch e:.:~:ssa~e~ INDMDUAL OFFICES Olde11t 6 lartt.tt. Fot' a ~It ·:.,.: Apta., IApts.. Apts., (juat for single people) . 1re1ort li~i:J 'd~ Adult Living Private prMn, color TV. New Irvine Jndu!t. complex. explanatory me1aqe lC hrs ·-; ... . , '·. . .. ·: . .. ., ' . • • . • t • • • • . • t irurn. er Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 . Furn. or Unfurn. l70 Irvll'le I 16th 1fa: bt"·nml~e : 00~~r Furn. & Unfurn. gardener. S115. mo. Call l..;.Top'=Joc=·-=133-::..:344::::3c:•::oytlme.:::::':_.1,::•-:d-::•::Y.7 54 7 i-'.'.9991-:-=::-- 714: .'4SoQS50 714: '42.t170 Dlshwuher • t'Ol.or coordinat-548-rm. 3700 Newport Blvd, NB ALASKA-Retired mMldlw.1· Coata Mesa Coate Mes• ed appllance1 • plush ahq BACHELOR to ihart 3 On the Bay ed male intertsted camper Amazing Adult Living UNLIKE ANY OTHER APARTMENTS , Featured in PROFESSIONAL BU!LDER'S MAGAZINE "SHANGRI LA" Liveable luxury with all the conveniencu: •Rent 1ubjtct: to location ""'""'"'t • choice ol 2 color 61'"'"' 0, "" ~-trip to Aluka. Will 1"·-.._..,.. bdrm; compl. tum w/ mlor .P.#71n .J'LL•......u ,_,.,, -.--------1111)--------• I IC:htmts • 2 baths , a tall expen1N I M:lp drlvt ·I • Ap aho\\'en • mirrottd 1''ard· TV, frpl. On sand. Call John e XLNT OmCE Spaef' now 646-'22f Apts., ta., F\illerlon 5 :;, 1-1000 or aval1 UDO BLDG, 3l5,5 Via I==------- Fum. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 robe dMrs • indirect Jlgtit. 6~ Lido, N.B. 673-GOI · TilIO v.•ith 1inaer availablr ing in kitchen • breakfast I :--::::-7::::--c-::-:---· [,~=;=:..:::::...::::__~= I for dancea, pvt\e1. reeep-Costa Meaa Huntlngten Beach bu • huge privt.le fen~ • BEACH apt. Pool, sauna. OmCE •pace lor nnt m lions. Pop, jan, ll&ht rock. patio • plush landacaplna: • tenn is, JUard5. Grad. 1tu-\V. 19th St, CM. Open lxiuat 646-229D QUIET ] br, pvt patio, ~amed ~Dinp, b I t n 1 , w/w, IOft water. Unfurn $150, Furn $160. All util's . incl 3lf Ori" St, 645--4120 * * * * ON BEACH! brick &r-B.Q'i. Jarp heat-rtent \1·/ share 2 BR w/1,;S.~t~A~Su~o~lOC:A~M~-l~P:!M~.C,..,." \ ~~;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;:---;:==:::-\ ed pools & lanai. male .or fe male. $150. Call iuafneii Rental 4\'5 ALCOHOLICS Anonymou1. 3101 So. Bristol St. Shtrr1, 536-1944 Phont 5t2-1n1 or write (u 'IL N J So ~--t Pia ) RES ON I · h STORE or oUice for Jea1t. P .O. Box 1223 Costa MeA. .,. " • 0 • '-u-.lt za p . yoUng I• WIS ti 1120 .... ... H••bo< et-~ s I A "" h t .~... ., " -.. Social Clu~. ui •n • n• 1tot ' hore c ll.rm/ ng frontage. Air cond, crptd. PHONE: 557-1200 s. me w • • me · Call 642-8060 dayi· lJ 673-238.1 &-l698 eves. ' -~--- I . El Puerto Me1a Apt• NEW 2 BR. APTS From $230 l'Urnlture Available Carpell1-dn.peKlshwa1her beated pool.saunu-tennis rec room-ocean views patkla-amp11 parlrln1 S<curity __ I~ MATURE "''Oman "•ill th&r'-APT + Jri !ot + lqe 2 Br /l Ba ru!ly lorn. Park bu5iness area. $175/mo. Ne_1vpor1 A_PI~. lt._~I I «· 2524 Newport Blvd. CM. TIIE lnllm1t1 Group o1 Contemporary Co up l t s . Parties Fri, Sat. No n membtn OK. SJT-1353 . 53().2500 ' * .. * * 1 hdroom A,ts. tJUl~d. 644-;)842. " ;)48--03}} ----- Clubhouse -Social Life -Indoor & Outdoor Sports-Walk to stores, benks, movie and colle9e. V,3{1 & up incl utilitie1. Also furr Pool le Recreation area. Quiet Environment OH 1tnet parkina. No Qill. dren, no pets. HUNTINGTON PACIFIC 711 OCEAN AVE., J.1 .8. tn•1 SM.Itrl FEi,1ALE college ~tu~nt, SHO\\'R00?.1. mfr . .t. oUice l[SJ Rooms 400 needs fml roomma1e, shr space. Parking. Clo1e-ii:i LMt Mii ~ ----------I f"JCpen.~rs ol 2 BR apt. y .. ,". •o:. •...v: M . E~1PLOYED rent p~f'd Pvt 531-4082. ~.......,,~·-~-·~· ;_-::-;:,_:·~· 1 ~-~~;;;;~;:;;~~! ""trance & bath, no 1mok-I or 2 Roommalea nt"f'tled to fndu•frlel Rent•I 4SO Found (I • I 5SO Apts., 1 & 2 BEDROOM Apa1'ments with Tenaces fl OM $140 •• $295 MODELS OPEN DAILY Merrimac Woods 42S Men:imac Way, Costa Mesa (letween Herbor and 1'1lrview) Alao Gar&lff Tor Ren! 1959-1961 Maple Ave. Cotta Mesa BAY MEADOW 4PTS. Beam ttllll'l11, panelil!J, priv patios, recreatiOn faeilitiea. All adult!, no pets. * Bachtlor apt lrom $110 * * 2 BR from $165 * * I Br, den, ~·et bar, 2 Ba 387 \V. Bay St {btwn Harbor '"' Newport Blvd. %.. mi. N. ot 19th·sn. CALL M&.0073 Huntington Beach l Bkx:k from BEACH! t Br. f\lm/unfum. From Sll5/mo. Ph. ~ Apts., Apts.. Apts., Furn. er Unfum~ 370 Furn. or Unfum. 270 Furn. or Unfurn. J70 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Santa Ana ,• ' • ~~--------~--~--------~--Sent• An• S11nta Ana Sent• Ana • • • .TQDAY!SONDAy,MAY16Immt2ro-4:00p.m. ~ "IJI TIESOI DE IJIS J[O~ DEC SOC" • .-( n Ettitilft Arts arid Crrtfts Shaw prtM.nletl by tN knanll of IM $11"/l~ AfN'h"lttt.t ~U8LIC INVITED • ADMISSION F~lf Dantin& tO live MUW: •Wal« BalJet • Oama (or tba Yl>tm•ttn • R.efmbc • A'hilabl:e • Pa !« tbo F.Dtire Family.. . Ste~ i"cnliqrlf ffw•lt,, M«IW1k1 ~, c1trll1Jlia, ~r 01r'lllllflltQ/, ,_,,_.. cr.tt, 6tiJr:Mry 11nd paiJtlint. •• wlA _,,. oj the .-ri<lr:s o/frretl/tw..,., Doft'l-Thl•llldlol-Ono DayOnlJI Wooded 1tre1im • ttlf lets • ~~ jti1s • 14rimimarpcMth • recre.Uaa cert1r and£earn! 1:1rly .A11himmenl Cooter A Superb New Pre&.hool Jtijbt Ol1 OurGtewids: 1 !edrco'" & NUrHf'/• 2 B«lrootr'f!; & 2 B111t•3 lflfroblftr I. :! !•lft• SfrlOl•SlaiY & Split lMl11t1rll Fhpt.o. .' I ~ltdNdling • &tll0CIH11111i1 C)vMJ ,,.,. $166.J»l'numlR Ofe open 10 am~ pm Dally \VILLIAM WALTERS CO. Park1lke Beach Living for AdultJ: Casa Del Sol l &: 2 BR.furn/unt. Pvt pa. tio, frplc: in 2 BR, elevaton, dshwshrs, cri>ta, drp1. Peu accepted. From Sl'1:i. 21661 Brookhurst St. 118, • (7li) 962-66jl * 1t :J &: 3 BDJl\.15. 51;i0 UP. Patio, pool. Ch l ld rP n. MOR.A KAJ APTS, 18881 Mora Kai Ln. ·~ blk E. of Beach al Garfield. 714; ,.,_...., Aph., furn. or Unfurn. 370 en. 54&-Il97, fi'F.t-0310 shatf' Lquna Beach house. ,... ••• SLPG rm ror steady work'g Ph. 494-2819 EAST 17th ST., (.M. REDDISH bnnm p•ppy older man, no coo)(a. B)' mo C0:0.1PL. turn. 2 BR, 2 BA Shop 6: ottlce. ~ f'ooftr Rhodellian ndhound M only, $40. 1543 Oranre. CM. apt, Lquna Bear:h .. $15 mo. SllO Month fi15..6700 Broktt flea collar. V\e. CdM Dr. Gu.st Home 415 Aj:e 20-30. 494-4658 1500 sq. It· all powtT, beat, 51odnon 67J..1Cf0 SHARE My waterfront home lilfhta. partitions I: noon FOUND: Pld~. 11'"11 6 SE.\1I-PRIVATE room in wf dock. Ma.n, l).60 yeara. flnl&hed. 153.'i Monrovia, purple nedt, brawn bed)'. licensed guts! home ror Sl::.O/mo. GT;,...4331 N .8. Call 645-0770 yellow eyt1. Pleue call k elderly ambulatory lady. ,.,, ttf 551 •~' Ger•"•• for Rent 435 INDUSTRIAL Unit or office , ~="~Y~-~----~ Good food, congenial at· • , _ --'--------1 or studio! $50. \V. 16th St, BRN £ wht pup. vie: 16th Pl. mospherr.. lge yard .l pa1io. LOCKED DBL.. GARAGE· N.8 . 646-1724 or 542-TG91. & Santa Ana Ave. 1626 Sa,,. C.~1 . area . S 2 5 0 Imo · suitablr for sn1all boat ,l;R.,--;--.--=-o~-~= I ti Ana Avr . 646-2393 t·oniper or pl!r110nal pro-ent1l1 Wented 460 ,.._,~~~---~~ 0-77 E 'l'l c I dark black doxie, no collar * PRIVATE RO M IM'~ly .. 1( -·· --ntl SI, ~1. P.fATURE woman urgenU y found Vic. Garfield and tor elderly 111.dy. Brirht • s4 .... 3G4.i de11lre11 1 Br apt or atud lo MainoHa 96&-5810 ch!>ery garden surroundings. GARAGE 19xl9, 1tora1e on-co mpl. l nictl)' furn. for Nutritious me a I 1, Call ly. Orail(e Ave' nowr::r SI. June, Little la!. Wlah to re· Jo,OUNO male cat, trtY I. ~·"A=• c.M. $35 mo. !J.48-..5271. Locate .I:~-· borne w'-tol. white •tripes lo fl 1 ha Ir .,,._...,,...,, """ ,.,.., w/coUar. 549-0133 Ap Larre Xi' x ll' 1arare Write M. Deb, 1'02 Ett-atona, ts., S!o"'"" only. S25 mrt. CapitoJa. CA '5010, Ph. PARAKEET vie. Bndl I; Furn. or Unfum. l70 ·-. Y~--He --Nr. Nwpt &: F-.lrvll!'W 66-7196 (Q) ft>70:4 .,. .. ,.,,..,., · · _. NewPort Beach Newport Beech Office Rental 440 l er 4 BR houu by June 2 Afghans found In Vk:. a.I. ~==:5===:5====~ ·---------115th. 1 yr leue, $275 per 642-50S5 = Prolt"utonal Bld&-1.ea!e. mo. Prefer EN:lp Jr. Hi ~M=ALE""""'>"'l•-•"l<y-,.,lo-:G'fde=-~, 1 7Xl sq tt. -$325 mo. ana. CaU collect, 213: Grove 534-4339 Brand Spanking New In Beautiful BACK BAY 1 end 2 Bedrooms Furnl•Mcl and Unfurnished Adult Living * Dishwasher * Stove and Refrigerator * Shag Carpeting (4 exciting colors) * Sound Proofed * Billiard Tables *Pool * Large Recreation Center RENT STARTS $155 • Vista Del Mesa Apartments Tustin & Me., Drive @ 545-4855 3::.0 aq. fl. -$160 mo. l;;;"'-,,;;239i'i;l.-,,;=-,--,-,-.,.-· l "L-M"'t------~555= air rond. crpt~. drps, plenty FA.'\fJLY OF 6 + pet desJrtt !::::'-:~:'."'.':~-.,.--...,, of parking. Xlnl location. 4-S Bdrm, 21,r.3 bath hoUH $?iO RE\VARD for iunall no E. 17th St C.M.: PETE in Newport Harbor Hi&"h blar:k k.l white hairy female BARRETl' RE ALT y · Sehl District 548-2155 dog. Hu tars. 673-1991 or 642-4113. . •LEAVING. for Summer? ~9J5.1. No que1lio11s BE~UTIF'U~ 3 room olf1cP. Rt"spon ., single teacher .. 1t1 uked. 1u11e w/k1!cilf'n~tle. Ideal Cll.l't' lor house J: J)t'U: WST·Fflmalt beaate pupp)' for archilt>e1, In I u r •n et 5-fil-3328 · wl'ar1ng rtd collar, vie. agrnl, real!or, e1r. Onl,,,=c.-o,.----.,.,--Begonia, Cd?.I, Reward . Monrovia fit. In N . 8 . MIDDLE a1e I en t I em an &7s.-&5.'ll $3.'il/SJOO pPr mo. &t:>-0770 want& room or bachelor apt 1..-;;;:;:,-.,~::;:---;;'::'.=::.;I """='"",c..,-,--,"'°""'"'-l In Cdl\1. Pleue caU 675-2829. ST: Female, Keeshond & NE\V \Va terfront Offl~I 1hepherd. No 1&11, Vic; 1775 to 14~ .. Month 3 Br 2 Ba unfum. Harbor ..., J.iarbor View homes, NB. Above The Islander high 1ch. area. yrJy. least 644-669J 3·11 Bayalde Dr, N'pl. Beach 1 ~61~>-_1_61~6~-~--= =====--o,..,---1 BUI Grundy Rltr. 642-46JI Mlac. Rent11l1 465 DISAPPEARED Fri mom, Lido Isle, lie 9 yr old teal- DESK 1pae9 available $50 * BARN · ""! "'24 point SlaiMst, alttttd male. mo. Will provldl lurnltuft ' u ia, .-mo . .., at S5 mo. Answtrlna: 1ervtce NP.wport Blvd., Colta Mesa. fi73.l411, Reward, .11vlllable. 11175 Beach Blvd.l.:"'8--081=='..,,.-,----.,,-,-Lbsr. brown A .,.hue small Huntlnaton Beach. &U-4.\21 ··WEED It 6 rHp", .claan do& w/ red flea collar. Ana. DESK .spa~ avai!Able $50 out thl treuurn Ir tru~ -to Stuher. 1964-A Meyer Pl. mo ww provide fumitun tum 111to cuh thru a Daily C.i\f. Rtward. at $5 mo. Aru:werlnr wvtce Pilot Cluslfitd ad. &&2-S67B CURLY co.ltd G o Id• n available. 300 No. EI The futtat draw In the Wttt Retriever, vie. Laa: Bch Camino Real, San •• a Dail)' PUot Clanified hilh achoo!, Rew ard . ;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;pii!i;;;;;;;;;;;iii;;;ii!~'V Clemente. 492-4dl Ad. 642-5673 -494-5931 '''·· pts., Apts., --·--- Furn. or Unfurn. 370 furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. l1t * * * * * * Sent• An• Sent• An• ,_.,...~,,,,,....._...,._.. •C-*"..,....,..,,_• a '1 • '•'-''-....... c.i....w--..1 ............... ......,.,....._ •W...... ..... •~11.~ ... -..... , .... ,......_ ....... ....._. ~......._ ............ ~ .... ' '*'•'•""'i....,;. c~ c...c ... 1~ Trader's Paradise TR.ADE '61 DELUXE 4 dr. Cortina, xln't CMd pkJS ? !or la~ model van r:amp. "· Ma17rinef'nt Arabian Sword • Clrc:a 1800. VaJufd @ $300, WU! trade lor jewelry, &n· tique11, suns or wbmil. 613-0t!O'l Sptedboal, Cenrury w/Gro.y marine inbrd ena:. all 1.teel t.rlr, co~r. incl 1kl equip, Val. V~. Trd lor li te ttUCk, t"ttUal valu. 673·61635 HAVE 2 1tory bldf, 2600 aq, ft., C.M. 4 chalet COf'IW'r, $48,ln) eq. F'or house. au. ~ex. Tht Fox Co. l\ta.l· Pfn, fill ••. lines times dollars Trd 428,500 Chattel mtlr'tl· ror dwn. pay, on bc::h. Mt or bch prop. prf'd. Paya $350 mo. J: 1972 $6(l) mo. Fuily ruar. pvt. pty. TO· 91413 f'\'f'. Trade lar1e $30,00) lot. frtt le clear, in \V11tclltt on S. Santiago Dr. for equity In Newport Beach home, 646·8.~ Late model Chrylller, con- veri!ble, like.new condlfi6n, 21.000 milta, 1till under wa1Tan ty, !Tadf! for older r.ar OT 7 645.1395 \Vanl rentaJ units NtwpOJ't or C:O.!a i\1tu. Tl"ldt dHt. toad property, Arcadia I:. E. PauMna. Equity l2M Alt. )41-2211 Ext 331l. L.1.1\N N'lauel Golf COU?'9l': lot. Sec!Udtd canyon w tA s r111rway1, IAkt " clbhle. !rd for eomm. TD'1, inllpb: in Jlbr 11.rta. Ownfr g.a..}(ll\ ~tARl<ET BUILDING Land. 60x'45. Tr1dt" valur Sl5.000 ft1r 1cr•ase In So. Calli. 4M f'rankton, lm . Trade up or Oown. 6'73-60'.l() * * * -----~------ . ' ~· 0,4.ILY PILOl S..l11~. Mar 15, 11171 -)... .......... 1aJ1 -.... ·-l ~l-·"'·-l~ I lllIJ I Lost SSS Contractor Painting & J,..,=-,....,..,...,.-.,...,...--, I ·-,,,.,c---o--,.-,,-1 Paperhanging Help W•nted. M&, 710 Help W•ntod, M & F 710 Holp W•ntod, M & F 710 Help W•nted, MI. F 711 Help Wentod, M & F 710 Help W•otod, M & F 710 ' 1 LOST-M1.le black lib w/rTri Additions "lit Remodt'lil'll mllar. Ana lo "Chombo''. Gerv.1dt It Son, Llr. MAN .t -.•Ue 10 Rt'"'ard. 6Th--331S 673-&'.Ml • 549--21lC r : I I I. u rant .' .11,.rvlc:e offiet•, M:l"Vlet:. LOST-Lee on.ngl! • black Electrical res1denrt>1. Floor turtlf' \1e. Brookhut"llt le l ;-;;::;;--;;;:::;::;::;:-~:;:-:;;:;l;X~lo~I~'~''~'<·-:"3&-::::"'52~~=-,,, lltrculH;, HB. Pet. 968-6215 LIC'D Elf'etrlcian, m1ln1. PAINTING, profeaalonal. All YORKSllIRE T,.rrif'r 4 1t)S, ::~.~4bo, .rt:1id . industrial. "or k 'u a r n , C ti Io r I malt. ""• collar H. fk'ach. · • ~' c i a 11 1 t . t 6 2 ..f143, "Pop1" 962~.U7 Re~·1rd_! _ Fumlturei ~.-14~1. I ·' LOST S/llm , fluffy black J."urnllure Stripping No Wasnnit puppy >A'/y,•hl!P lront paw,:, s-ciAI kltc:ht'n eab. donnt * WALLPAPER * • t h • '"'<9 "'" When """' ca.U "Mac" vlC" .• -..A. I e12 '~· .. 1..,....,., 11tripped s~ ~a. Avg ehaia-s S4S.J••' .,--646.lnl LOITT ur UC!, S1amc>a t'al, $5 f'.a. Gluing. 6"12·3445. d11.rk hl"\\'n "'lflra ro1!11r. L G rd . r-.fAN, wlle & son would like Abr11n1~. 8.tl-G428. 838-ti080 4 ening mainltn&nClf work. Office, BLK sirip:;;(i•rioby, male, PROF'ESSIONAL MAT f\ T, Ntstaur1n11 .•• re1idenl1, elc. 11 'rollar, nr M'hool Lag. 1rPe .... 'Ork, prun in g , Exp. Rf'la. J..)7-6l!M Nlgurt. PIPaSt". 4~59o6 spraying, di~au le ~·,.ed *PAPERHANGER* L.OST :\Jin. bro~'n poodl,, l'Olltrol. Sprnkltr repair, Superior Craltamlln. Re11. fl'1nnlr, ~ n1G.'J old. Vir. 4l1h ~~~~93 up job~. GeorifP , Ra.let. C. Rebko. 646-2449. !'ii ., ~.B. fii3-7574 1her 6 PROFESSIONAL painling - LADV "S gold 1o1•arch los1 Fri • LANDSCAPING e lntror/~xrer H~M&t -~·o~k. "\'l' 517 al So. Coast Pla111 ROTOTILLING, 2~c SQ r'f, L1r, & In~. 5U·21J!I, 6-t;>-;,J.10, R,.Y.ard. 64.f-tM8 !'PRINKLERS, SEED & ll\'T Ii Eicter. Painting. Adm Sale& HOW ABOUT SOME FUN WORK FOR A CHANGE??? ~fEN MlL.ITARY wor-.tEN ARE YOU LOOKING f'OR A POSITION TIIAT AL· LOWS YOU UNLJMJTEO POTENTIAL JN ADVANCE· ~fENT & EARNING POW· ER. 1'~LEXIBILJTY, VA- RIETY IN ACTIVITIES & SECURITY! WE OFfER ALL THIS + ADDED IN. CENTIVES LIKE A HA- \VAllAN VACATION <FOR TW01 COMPLETELY PAID FOR BY US. CLERK TYPIST. Modern center, grtt1l local apol. Work your way lo • lop po& IUonw/f!ne com~ny. l.1'0 Call Helen Ha>'"'· 540-mj5 COASTAL AGENCY ~ Harbor Bl al Adam• CLERK Typllt tor purchaJ.. ln1 It production rontrol dutlt1. Apply, 1741 Placen. tia, CM, l :JG.3 :30PM. CLERK TYPIST EARN FOR A SUMMER VACATION, A CAR, CAMP OR COIJ..EGE FOR YOUR CHll,DREN, Be en AVON Representative & ,..,.n extra money. Win prizes. Meet peopl•. Have fun. It'• •uy to aet 1tarte<I. J ust call: 546-5341, :l4/r-7041 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN Li!'ading Oranae Co. !irm. &;ceptional opporlunlty for f'ltper., veraatile te<:hnician, Work !n small group di.reel· ly w/physici1t oo new pro. duct line. Startina rate lo $690 per mo. w/xln'I growth potential. !~PERSONNa SER.YlCES •AGE/\ICY Type 43-50. Salary $325 For an Interview concerning !his po.si1ion, pjeue call &14·5800 It ask for Mrs. Smith In thfo Penonnel Dept.! Equal Oppor. Employer 488 E. l71h 111 lrvinel C.M. 642-1470 GENERAL OFFICE WORK JANITORS, exptt. Ol'l ly e PART TIME ex~C ll'ltere1Una Polltion with p/lime, niaht work In C.M. matvrt: .i a I e 1 I ad y IO! l..t.sw\I broken1e firm. I. beach cities. i3G-1601 1401 maternity shop. No. ~ Teltb'Pt expcr. del.lrable Kraemer. Anaheim Jo·uhlon laland. No p'honl bot not neceuary. Mu11 be KEYPUNCH calls pleau. accurate typlat It rood a c SUPERVISOR PART time trainee•. malt central office v.'ork. Phone LONG BEACH AREA HS or Coll. No exp nee. Tht Miu Burt 494-9781 for in· Zoo •-c t H terview. Minimum 2 yr1, auperviaory ""'staW'l.nt, oaa W) --.;=,,.--..===--I exp. on IBM 029 & oa9. & MaeAnhur. ' GIRL FRIDAY Should ~ famlhar wllh PARTY counselors & Work & learn w/brill.ianl work tcheduiing & "''Ork hoU£ewlve1 nttded. ~for :: man ln intere.Una-tield. measurement. Excellent f'ves WP.ekly + bonu1. Ph: Exper. in electrcnie1 co. benetila & salary 10 work ~4.l, &-10 am or 4-7 pm wt.II help. Start 145(). in a growing computer cor-&. wknda Call Sally Ha.rt, &4().6(lj6 poration. Call Mr. Voyer P~AR=T~-l'l=M~E~7cJ7•~'1<--"1'-·'17/·.I COASTAL AGENCY 213, 77>16.17 or Mrs. Elli-bookkeeper. Sm informal l 2790 Harbor m at Adams son. 213, 687·5Ta9, UNION-&irl office. $1.'ffilhr. Call for HAIRDRESSER n P. e de d AMERICA Computer Cor· appl &IS.lOll . ! · poratioti, Equal Opportunity =o--~----~-1 /ttme. Attract. bugy 1hop. PBX Oper., an&weri n1 XJ 't 1..1--Employer, n wor .... ,. conds. Above servieti exper. prt:.l'd. H.B. avg earnin11. A&k...tor Bell)' e LEGAL SECRETARY -a.rt:a. 536-88Al • B&rton, G!Gi '1 Hair Styles, Newport Beach. Ex P 'd PERSONNEL Girl _ job re- 846-5000 ihortha.nd, JBM di('t, book· quire1 initial Interviewing of keeping 1 attorney oUice in GJRL FRIDAY, OC. AJ.....,,rt proaptttive employe1, ll1ht .,.... Newport Cenltr. Sa I a r y II WD 1..A\\'NS. LIC'D CONTR Lic'd, Ins. Frtt est. 30 Y" '; 1 )~ Rl\.2654 e)(Jler. Chuck, &1:.-0809 NO COLLEGE OR EX· PER NECESS.4RY, JUST AGG RES!'JVE, BRIGHT OUTGOING INDiVIDUAI-~ \li'ITH THE DESIRE TO P.fAKE BIG t.IONEY FOR n!EMSELVES &. FOR US. COMPANION -houukeeper, Minimum nursln1 exper., Live-in "''/active f'lderly lady. l\1u&t drivf', Engli.sh speakinv; only. 51,.i day1, $300 mo. R,.l'I N!qUP.&ted. ;,.t&-7117 9 am-5 pm. areL Mu1t be exper bkkpr, M •-6_ ...... typing, keeplng tmploye ~~~~~!!!!!!""!!!!~I ..,.. open .. r ..... ymour, ,.,...uoa _ ... l ho --~ ;;: type "" wpm, undf'N;and ore or 67!">-7299. reco1-us iOme·p ne ........... ELECTRONIC a.ssembler1 · prucedurt:~. SJ--1 or atPnorette '-=--=------I Ou.1going per10na..llty Ir. at· Exp'd in use of microscope exp.er pref'd. P/tjmP. now. LEGAL SEC'Y w/some SH, tractive appearance nl!C, to string core memory Ftnume. Wrte Claaiifit-1! ad 1tenort:.ttP., IBM exec. & S380.-J.4M. mo, depending on Ira.mes & 1la.ck5. 1674 no. 1411 Daily Pilot, P. o. bkkpng exPf'r. Newport f'XperiellCf'. Apply in person P.1cG1w Ave, Santa An& Box t:l60, Calta Mesa, Ca. CP.nter Ofc. 644-MOO 111 Coast Catamaran, 3JOi.2, 5-40-9945 ln5trix:lion ~ I AL'S GARDF.NING PAINTING. Qu11lily l\'flrll. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;.~ 1 for gardenin.1 6 a m a 11 R ro a ~ o 11 a b I ro p r i l' t' _,. . t lanci~aping ~ltts, call R~~/Commllndu~. 892-J206 : 54~5198. Seivlng Newport, = =--.- : Schools & CdM, Cosia M!!sa, Dover Plaster, Patch, Repair : instructions 575 Shores, Westcliff. Pl..AST£R-Patch-Rm Adds. • * LANDSCAPING * Accous. ceilings, 1 tu<' co AIRLINE refin. frtt e1tlm atf'1 . SCHOOLS ;\PW la~'ns, tree removal, 835-l,J9l, S45-4j88 1111 j . 111>rlnklers, drain!!, arbors. 1-~~=-~==~~ PACIFIC patim;. feoc1>~. L1c'd contr. * PATCH PLASTERING Day & Night Classes USP. t.1as!er Charge, 13 yrs All type11 . Free f'slirru.tea 543.~ ll'X'. l'.'Xp. 536-1225. Call 54().6825 I 610 E. 171h St., Santa Ana ONE ~!op Japanese garden-Plumbing 1 . • ing &. minor landscaping. I-------.--- \; BRIDGE lt>~!IOn~. $1 .ia ,P"'r F'rtt rost. 8.1.S-3917. Harbor L~W TU:u ~ Son 1 Pl_um· t p!'rson. )1orn & evl' i:r~s1ons Vi . &. Tu ti R k bing Repair Rep 1 p e · be1t1nn1ns: \lay \9th & 261h. l'Y.' r e oc Remodel F'rtt Ellfimates • Comp11ny Car Pl11.n • S1art lmmf'dlate!y • Plu~h OHicea • Full Fringe Benefits COMMERCIAL TELLER Exper if'oced ESCROW ASST I REAL ESTATE LOAN PROCESSOR UNITEO CALIFORNIA UNITEO CALIFORNIA -BANK--BANK - 201 Avenida Del Mar Equal Opportunity Employer 2711 W. Cout Hwy • Newport &ach, Calif. 646-2431 Equal Oppor. f'mployer ESCROW OFFICER 92626• LOAN OFFICER Cal.le Perfttlo, s..rc. ! HELP wanted: Mon-1''ri, A Med. size financial insti· 8am-Jpm. To care tor 8 mo rulion is seeking lop mort- old baby & keep houae clean, iage: loa.n officer, Must havP. Mu11 provldl! ow n IJ'an1porlation. Jl75 I mo. appraising exper in L.A. & UCI &rf'a. 833-3295 Orange Co. an!U. Pl~ &tnd resume lo Personnel HSKPRS Emplyr pays fee. Director. P . O. Box 6646, George Allen Byland Agen-Loa Ange:ln, C.a. OOCHS. cy' 106-B E. 16th, S.A. 547--0395 MAIDS Apply, Vagabond 1.lotor * * HOUSEKEEPER Hotel. 3151 Harbor, CM PRECISION SHEET METAL ASSEMBLERS Second Shilt Openinf: Jj The ShephPrd of thr lhll~ AL'S Landscaping. Tr re 6'1&-8340 ! Church. Lacu1u1 ~1)!'.u<'l. C11ll ~mo\'al. Yard remodeling_loL~E="~'~T=•7k-.,-.-,.~07.,~p=1,-m7b. ~r 6. Joh~EIHnu, •192...ffi2'1 Trash haul_ing. lot cleanup. in.ll' Rt>pair. R,.piPf', Remo- YOU'LL BE ON YOUR \\'A Y TO A SUCCESSFUL CAREER \\"JIB DJGNITY I & PRESTIGE nrROUGH YOUR ASSOCIATION wrrn MEN LIKE BARRY DAVIS. X·STOCK BROKER, flN· ANCIAL CONSULTANT & DA V E LOOKINGLAND FINANCIAL ANALYST, R: COMMERCIAL TELLER/ PROOF OPERATOR Flnancia.1 inatitution is sttk· & LAUNDRES.S ?.fGR. Trainee, intervw at Will perlorm aMembly work of highly skllled naf:Ure Gil f'Xperimental & prototype sheet metal component& It close 1ole111nce 11ssembly atnJcture1. High school ed· ucl\llon rl!'q u11'1!d pl.111 $ yeara experience. E. BROKER. ing an EX.row Offirer to Call 64&-7764 Kf'ntucky f ried Chicken, .... ·ork in 0.C. area. Must 1 H~O~u=sEKE==EP=ER-<~-~,-.,-,-,-I 2929 E. Coast Hwy, Cd:\f lui\·e FllA k YA exptr. Sal· ~·k. E.xper. pre!'d. Park 1 ·M=•=ru=R~E'-',..=,=,,=,-,~, =m=,=,=,-.,-,. ary commensurate w/exper. Lidt1 Convalf'scenl Cenler. lor pre1tlge 30 unit 11.dlt . Call Per 1 on n·e I , tZ131 642--B044 apt. C.r.1. Reply stating txp, 67D-0150. fNTELLIGENT, loving lady age, family status, pN'sen1 PIANO LESSONS Rl'pa ir spnnklPrs. G73-llS6. de!. Free est. 646-11:340 t ' \'our home. Crr11flrd Ceat'"h-l::X~ER. Japanese, ;~m:~~Clln coLEPLUM81NG II f'l'll. ,\1u.~ic S\•s trm.s. !\I r ~a 1 utner, .comp e...., glU"ue!l< .. H h k 6 11~14.1 1ng f.t'rvlet .&: cleanup. 24 hr. Service _:1~---· K93--0l~ ... &15-1161 ,.. It r.1\JSJC J\lnj-lrwi Univ &hl LAWN care & gal'dt'n work S8 HOUR ol Music. Tearh yng c · h "-I' E 'd I ~tudrnt! & bt'g.-yaur home. lg t nau ing. x P . Plumb\111/electrical repair ADVERTISING ART I ST 67~7j().I ,.. Reasonblt. Call S4J.97l5 &42-2'15.5 642-1403 Production Manager lor hot I PIANO lr11sons ror lhe \'t'ry JAPA.NESE Garden i n I PLUMBING REPAIR Newpor1 Bl'ach a gency . wung. ~·un summer class. Sforv1cr; Neat work. Cltanup No job too small Musi have good board 1 ReasonabJ,. ft'e . 494-5700 yd. ma1nt. 968-2303 e 642-3128 e skill~. Know prinling, pro-- CLEAN Up Spt!ClaJist, haul· Roofing duclion And scheduling. Xlnt tng odd jobs, new fenct! &1 ___ ,_______ o Pp or 1 uni I y . DUR EL l [ Strvien and Repairs JGiel rl"palr. Reas. 5-l&-69.15 LEE Roofini,:: Co. Roofing of ADVERTISING, 2172 Du· _ ~ J in1·.~ Lawn Cut ling 11 nd 1111 typeii. ReCtlv,.r, r,.pairs.1 ~'°-"~D~··~· =N~·~"~· ~833-=1~6_70:__ ' L';;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii~~.: 1'~!ging. C:ifl for frf'P •her-mo roor ('flAling,., wh ll,. ASSEMBLERS CALL NOW 547-6771 A1~ for Mr. W•ring I E.xperif'ncM UNITEO CALIFORNIA -BANK- 6 r-.tonarch Bay Plua. South La1una 496--1273 499-1361 Equal Opportunity Employer COMPANION & lllf' housekeeping, Li~in, Good horn,., small salary. 833--0489 111! 6. ExM. Sele& SALES REPRESENTATIVE TRAINING $50,000 + COUNTER glrl, pt rime ., mornings, Mon-1'·ri, Clown • Nt1 exper. Cl,.11ners, 1056 Bayside Or, ~Is. lo help w/2 babie1 z. situation etc. W r i t e : housework. 642-2637. Cla11ilied ad No. 149 The Daily Pilot P. 0 . Box 1560, INS-Beg. Salary to $600 plus Costa Mesa, Calif, 92626 bf'netitJ. Unique position I "===~--c-c----, W/b'P.mf'ndoul future lor Mec:HANIC w/cl.asa A experienced tin & eu tlrl. liceme. Pref. agency man. Mu1t have min. ol 3 yrs. Extremely gd pay for right cenf'ral agP.ncy fire &. cu man. All others I!P.e<I not ap- experilnce. Call 772-U41. ply, Richlield, 19th & Newport B!vd. C.M. IMMED open Jn f for I~==~~===== Se11mstress-trainee or ex-MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST per. Apply 900 W. 17th St., Intriguing oppor. In the oc CM. 646-3909 of a local doctor w/an elite -APPLY IN PERSON - 33.lJ HARBOR BLVD. COSTA i\tESA, CALIF •• ATLANTIC RESEARCH Systems Division • II Es1irnalro. Phone &12~169~ 8' color. Lic/bond,.d iiince lmmrorliate Opening~ Babysitting 1-----------1 '4i. 642-7712 Good Pay! Call Now! -----·I Cut&EdgeLawn ----------9AM·!IPM, Sat 9AM-6PM COSTA MESA i\1alntenanct', Lic'd, Jnsured T. Guy Rnoling, De11.l Direct. Orangt' Coas! NB CREDIT CHECKER COMPLE:J'EL Y F R E E I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii UNDER THE SUPERVIS· practice. Lite lyfllng. Starl 1400. A Division of Susqufflann& Corporation PRE-SCHOOL :l~~!Kl8 aft 4. I do my own IWOrk. &lf>-1180, . Employmf'nt Agency Spt'cial Sun1mrr Program e JAPANESE GARDENF'.Re 1=-"'-s-_97:>90~=--~---Ulfi9 Newport Blvd, C:\I !Ath & :'ilonrov1a , \1 day + ~1Rinlc>nanre, clf'anup Sewing/Altera;ions 6'15-3111 645-3112 64>3113 ' fu ll day ~l'SSIOn~. Plannt"d JIB FY Ci\t a!'f'a * 342-M42l!::"'°:::C::O-,,.--o---,,-t prograni, hot lull{'hr~. Al!.rs JOllNSON'S EUROPEAN Dret<.mi 11kin1. 2-6. hr11 6.30 Ai\1-6 P;\I. . GARDENING E:c:Pf'rlly Cu1ton1 1'"itted, SHI "k·COi\1PARJ::i 6'12-W.JO 'ard C'!I ~'. clPan·ups, ~~la& Ao:eur. Reas. 6i3-l849 $ or 1138-5237. ling, sprinklt>r-s. 962-2():>.>. Alterations -641-5145 I VACATION i\I !hr -··11 EXPER. H11w11ii11.n Ganl,.~r Neat aceun.te 7D yearg xp I ' 'o r . ~1 Ct1mple1 e G11rdtn in l!: ' ' f' · take r11.r!! or )\lur chlldf"1"n lo &rvice. Kamalani, 646-1676 Tile ' ynur homr ~·hill' you \'ara-1 --~--~-'--'-'-'-l----------1~ lio n. Rr\1ahlP, l'XCl'llront JapaneSP G1'rdf'~r CERAM IC tilt nt'" ' f ref!. O\l·n 1·ar. ~8-8989. Exp'd, Y11n:I 'Vork remodel. Free ,.~t. Small • 5-t8-49R7 al!,.r fi Pi\l Clran-up, P!anling &4~1g jobJ11 weloome. 536-2426. ~ CHILD rar,. 11grJ 2·5 \•rs. C 0 ~1 PL ET E lawn A Tree Servlc• 11 l Edura1ion11l 1nrlonr. crr11.11ve gardening service. ou1t1oor play. 1\lrsa Verdt'. Jim 548--040'.i TREES, ltedge1. Top. Trim, ~ 5-t&-0~69. l..A\\'N Main!. Hauling, new cut, removed , hauled. Ins. ' TEENAGER df',~Jrrs haby~it· ll'l"'ns, cl,.an-up, pruninc. &12-4030 Ric John l ling 1n Colll'fl' Park area. Free f'~I. Call 546-7379 GENERAL iree ie.rv., ~ \\'Prkrnt1"' on I Y • Call General Service• cleanup. All •round '"' h•~ '' 1 ;"'-~1~'~"~,-.,--,------liii;;;i;;;;;d!h.;;;-c.ii>;.;;;;; [ dyman. Re.111. 646-5841 : 'Ss.; mo. Chilr! Hu~band Bu~y? Call M<me 1~~~-------l t'"A!'t In m,v :1~~>-0820 af1rr 6.Repair Upholstery t 111.rflf' rlean home C :'11. I ., .. ,, ;;•7 Build·Sf'rv ?.1ost Things 1 ~-~-:··~·':___ ______ l-:-;-;;;;:;;;-;::;;c;;;,;;;::;;-:-VINYL Weldinq:~ul!. burn~. 1. Builders • LABOR UNLIMITED * lean. Custom dyt'ing tall • HANDYMAN colorlll 64§..2237 (mobih!) I ~O J ob Too Small! Brick, \\'f'ldinl! -Carpentry 673-1922 &33-3942 block, roncrele. earpen~ry, H•uling LIC. Furn. Uph. ReM & add a rm, hou.<e le\'f'hng, calll' 11.'0rk.~ Anlhonv·-Uph ge.r door Tl'Jl~ln. Free est. YARD, garage, rle1nup1. Servicf' NB 642-a871 ~ \\'ood~. !16U94j, Remove trtts, dirt, l\'Y·tj~~~·~~·~~~~~~ C IS . sk1plo11dt'r, back hoe , I arpe erv1c• 9GZ-8i4j 1 ITTl CARPET shampooin~, rtry TRASH & Garage clean-up, (n.,lo1"f!t ILl.!J loam. Rt'.•1rl, romm I, ~1n. 7 rlay1. $10 a load. Free est.jmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:~~ . i\IOVING, Garage dean-up APT. manager w an t e rl , nianage 16 units i n Wt'stminster for tr ~ e 11p1. Call bf'twn 2pm & 4pm onl)', 842-133.1 BABYSITIER my homP. ,2 boys, /!:30 'Iii .>:30 Call att 2 PJ\1, 968-3518. BAKER. Thi~ i~ a fine oppor. for !he man w/some exper. t·1ne people to work for $.1.50 "'· Call Bill lfarper. 540-6055 COASTAL AGENCY 7790 Harbor Bl .s.1 Adam~ Bank ESCROW CLERK Huntington B1•ch ldrally "'f' "·ould 1ikP. to find 111>mf'On, wh<'! hag prf'VIOUl- ly "''-Orkt'd a11 an Escrow Clerk or EM:row Sf'Cretary; M"'t'vl'r, ""' .... ·in train an indil·idulll ""ho has had 90me prf'VlOll~ ,.)(posure 10 th,. documen!11 tion conn!!Cted with thf procf'ssing ol fllA 11 nd VA lcaanm. l ~;~7~ floors. f'ref f'SI, Anytimf'. 543-5031 Job W•nted, M•I• roo Diamond c;al'pl't Clran1ne: 8, lite h11.uling. Rc>asonable. I oeed 1. job! ,\\·~ Ille ~nl $8 r ref' f'Slimatea. 64~1602. ['vf' bf.Po a profe115ion1I Thi ~ i~ 11n intf'rf'!iling posi· • Rrpii;r1ng & 1nst11.ll~r~on~ .. Housecle•ninn bartend11r for (l_vror 20 yr1. I 1100 otff'rlng ti~ starting A B11nk Expe.r. Oe iirable PLEASE APPLY BANK OF AMERICA 3444 V I• L ldo Newport B1ach Equal Oppor. Employer CU1'TER, exper. or artlstir- w/t1ew1ng exper. for •malt •Portsw,.ar mfgr. Apply 1~ Monrovia, NB. COUPLE-Maintf':nanrP m11n Ii m111d for hntf'l an hrach. Liv~in + 1111lary. 67;Hl740 DENTAL Ass'!, Iron! desk st"C·y, Exper only. p,.oplP. orlenl,.d pl"f'v,.ntiv' prac· tic,., H.B. 962-2436 DELIVERY wnrk of TV ,, Appliancf'll;. Good Ntf'a N:· quired. The D1 vi1-Brown\ Co. 5'8-3417 JON & GUIDANCE or JIM WIATT, fORMER CAi\f. PAIGN MANAGER FOR SENATOR TUNNEY & DAV E LOOKINGLA1'.'D, flNANCIAL INVESTI.tE/l.'T ANALYST, R. E. BROKER YOU'LL RECEIVE THE MOST ADVANCED MOD· ERN SALES TR.AJNING PROGRAM ANYWHERE. e Start lmmediate-1.y • Company Car P l.s.n e Plu1h Olfiee1 \VE NEE.'D MEN \VHO ARE SELF ORCE/l.'TATED, \\llLLJNG TO WORK HARD &. EAGER TO MOVE THROUGH OUR CORPOR· ATE STRUC T URE. 1liROUGH COMMISSIONS & SERVICE FEES YOUR COMPENSATIO~ MAY BE $50,000+. CALL NOW TO START YOUR CAREER W l T ff PRESTIGE & DIGNITY. 547·6771 Ask for Mr. Luc•s DENTAL Exec. Sec'y Ole. ~1g,.. DtvP.rsilied du t I t 1 . Sec'y skills. bkkpns.. mature. Good p!nonality le judgment r,.q·rl. To 45. Top -"'"""'""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ aalary. 546--3000 EXECUTIVE ucntary - Fashion Island o It ic e . e DENT A I~ RECEP· !'if'crf'tari11I I< gl!n GftiCf' TION IST w II n I , d -S, 11 d dutie s. Top skill Ir ell· rt'~ume lo Cl11~~iliM Ad No. perif'nCt' l"f'q'd. Send rl'"!lume 161, Da lly Pilot, P.O. Bnx & salary l"f'qui.rements 10 ti60, Coal• Me11 92626 Oas1ilied Ad No. 160, Daily •I f rrf' l:::.st 61J·l3l! ., No"'' h11 v!ng nu~,d a !!:ood 1 . 1 .1 "-ti-, .1 1 . , !A llr), x n MW .,.,.M ·~ ' DP.l f OA.\1 -Cnrpel Clr11.n Bay & Beach Janl!oi:ial 17 •• ami y, o necei11111y, I ve pla..n •nd a ple&.IAJlt Ctln · e e DESIGNER f in y0ur Mmr or nff1tr. Crp111, y,•indo"·s. floors etc. heconie _h11nd y !It ~any lempor•ry "'orking environ-A.~.~1~1 & progre~1v, manu- Pilo1. P.O. Bolt 1560, C.M. !J2626. Tnml 1n .li1·r • \~i-9669 Rt'~. & Comm'!. 64&-1401 •hlnl'.:~. Im not 11.rra1d ol men factu rt!rotromml'rc1a1 ,1,.c. •I ---. . .... \lrk. \\lh11.t c11.n I do for I. 1ronir te~1 p.qu1pm,.n1 in 1hi!' f Carpenter J\fesa Cle1n1ng SelVJC'I! you? 613-2606 dP.ll"n 01 new produC't~. ~ -Carpets, Windows, Floors elc. P lea1• Call " • CARPENTRY R~sid. & Commc"l. !.48-o41\1 PRO Euro.Tralnf'tl 1ourmet For Appointment \\'hilP. !hp prlncipal a~•ist"& 1 ~f~QR REPAIRS. No Job DEDICATED CLEANING ch1ef ~~k~_.d,,ome1tie employ (7l 4) 146-Jlll n1en1 iii PCB lllYl'.>U1, nttiror EXPER. SECRETARY Typing :;o w.p.m. SH 85 w.p.m. UNITED CALIFORNIA -BANK- an Avenkla ~ f\-tu IRVINE PERSONNEL SERVICES•AGENCY "8 E. 17th !at Irvine) C.M. '42-1470 ~~~ J. W. ROBINSON'S • NE"WPORT BEACH • Ham lmm~lllte openina: for SALES e FULL TIME E.'lper. pret'd, but not necf'll&J'Y. e Mens furnishing~ ExceptionaJ Co. Bent:fi!J Apply in per!IOn 10·~ p.m. • 2 Fashion Isl .• N.B. Equal apportunity emplo~r J. W . ROBINSON'S e NEWPORT BEAOi e Haa lmmediat• openi"I" tor LUNCH WAITRESSES Apply in p1"rsor1 JO.!> p.m. • 2 fashion Isl.. N.B. Equal oppor!unity employer Call Helf'n Ha~1. 540·6055 COASTAL AGENCY Equal opportunity employer 7190 Harbor Bl at Adam11. p R 0 FE S SIONAL phone MOTHER'S helper, pt-liml', JOl!citor -Dana Point, San havP. car & be "·illlng 10 do Cleme.nte, Capistrano a.re&. housework. Good salary, \Vork in your own home. 962-3349 Be.t deal ln ar!'a. Phone f\-IOTHER'S Helper, Liv~in. 835-1465 betwel'n 9:00 a.m. BI by 1 l t I i n g &. lite 1 •'•"' ... """ ... ",.· ................... , =~k!'~~· mo.R4~203 & PROGRAM ANALYST newport . personnel agency 833 Dovt'r Drive NeW'pO"rt Beach 642-3870 $650 $600 $650 $550 SS25 $500 $500 2 Yrs exper. In ANS, COBOL. Adm exper Assembly Lang. uage, DOF' Operating Sy•· terns, OS (}pf!rating Systems exp.er. pre:f'd. Please M:nd N"Sume to P. 0 . Box 2210, Newpon Beach, Calif. 92660, Attn: Mrs. Smith. Equal Opportunity Emp 1 ~~=~ Recept/Jr. Sec'y Sf'c 'y, SH & Spllnish Clerk TypistA. Pun::huina Rece.pt/PBX M•rv B•ughmen Executive P1r1onnal Agency 410 \\', Coa11 H"'Y. NB F /C Bkkpr Legal Sec'y Bkkpr0 Ho1p. Fir• R•ting Clrk S1c'y·S1le1 K•ypuncher Sec'y/ Escrow Stock Room Rtcept/Sec'y Recept/Typist Sal•& Reps Suite H 64~7716 $433 $425 [-------1 $400 Receptlonl1t $650 !or le11ding legal group. Typ.. ing EO up, dictaphone, Some f?en'l olr exper. NOTE TELLER ExperiP.f'ICed UNITED CALIFORNIA -BANK- 1712 W, C.oast Hwy Newpon Beach 646-2431 Equal Opportuni1y E mplny,.r MISS EXEC AGENCY 410 W. Cn&ftl ll"'Y·· NB --RECEPTIONIST -good ap. pP.arance A: ability to meet the puhlic nee. Light typing & clericAI work required. J.100-$400. mo, dependinr a n NOW accepting applicalions exp. Apply in Person at for Cook l'ralnees. Dav,.. Coast Cat11.maran. J 3 O 1 2 Apply In Pt'r50n, Qil~ny C11.IJ,. Perrecto. 5.JC. Kilc:hen, 3211 Harbor Blvd, I R~E=ST~A~U~R"'A~N=T7. ~M~,~17,~l!~<rr CM. over. Appl~ alt 2 PM No Turn unused itl!ms into quick phon, c11.ll~. Ta1tee, 2966 cash, <'all 642-5678 8 1 C San Cl,.m,.nte ~ ... ~!!!!!!!!!! ... !!!!!!!!! .. l ei'7'#.=="'~~~:0:: nsto . .M. (7141 492-~123 H•lp Wanted, M & ~ 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 I 'H"o'l'p""W"•-n't-ed"",'M"'&~F~7=10 1 Too Sma.JI. Cabif"lt'! In gar·,\\'e do e\'1! .. "hin"'. Fret'i~"~'·7~~·"-·"~·~-~~= 1 N"sponsibtlilles wlJJ inchldf. I .,. ' J b W t d " I 702 rlorumenration. bill of ma-"'-."_•. t1 ther _c11binets .. e11tlma1e.Call6i3-40n o ane , •m•e SECURITY 81 I ltri11.l1 & othrr "''Ork requi r. l ."tlJ· •J 1 no ansY.tr lea\f' RP~ponsibl('. Efficien• C0i\1PANJON / Nu rs , ed tn comp1,.1,. .t-1'1'ltase de· ~· al &\6.2372. H. O. HOUSEKEEPER C11.p11.btr, !ntfllia:t:nt. "'Jill of 11gn1 oo scherlult . ' rrson. S2.:JO hr. 642--3TI8 all Tr1di!'1" Cook, dri ve PACIFIC A minimum of 3 l'"lrs f'X• Equi\J Opportunity Employu I jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A:\\' 1Z Job, R,.•id., Comm·!, Painting & )'our ear or mlnf'. Liv, ;,.. perience in PCB desi1n 11 EXP TV Sf'rvit't' Man for Re1t1urent Indus .. Apts. Rras, frre e~I. Pa-rha I /out. Xlnt r,.f~. 534-7064, BANK e~nri1.J, 962-1~"1 . r-ng ng 836-13.11. Cement, Concrete BARNETT paint ing; spt'ciallCH'""1=LO~-,-,,..-~l~l.~2'~;70~cl-,07,-, 1 Appl y 1n person - ---·-------1 offt'r, 11tuecu eaves, la.bnr, car. Lili nursing c11re tf'I· Equa.1 opportunity empkiyer 1 • SAVE TI~IE ,. ).!ONEY: ma1c>ri11t, ain~lt $135, two derlyl $15 dav Besl refa. DANA I Ha\ ... It pumpffi -1n~·~1lrr,, .11tory, S18.'), you trim •nd Refintd mii~re Be11ch 11.n~t lmr. Calv"r1 ~ Concn'lf' &a.Yf'. Heen~ed 1146-0934 or 11 reaa ,; Bluffs a.>l.7n9 J>umpin~ • ~~-ltl26 9611-3236 · . . MOTHER'S a ldo!:, one day a 1 QLALIT\ rrm1>nt "ntk, let PRO~-. p11 inl ing. Exte.r 1 wk. Maturi!', f'xp. ~lith in! .. 1 G'.:°ll!".do 11. L1c'd. Bon1ted.I s101-y, low a~ S225 "''/Cd toddl,.~ and ,.xcept ional f &l.r-169.i. paint . Av~ nn SIR. Airlet1~ childrtn. 393.3374 CE.\fF.NT \\'ORI\.. no Jnh too spr!l)'in~ 11rrous. l'f'ili.na~. 2 AIDE-. -eomp!lnion-, ~h7•k7p-,, ~1n11ll. rr~~;1tilr ~·rr.f' C'Olll' Sl . .,, Ray. 847·1.l'iB. ('lr.an!ng of apls or homeii. E511m H ~1url1t·k. at~..J161.,. C'USTO~f llOU~E PAINTING J-3 day.~. II\'' nu 1, Rrof., PATT()~. "a lk~. dnvc·. in-\\'e p11inl )OUr homP; not a n111.tuN', <•1111 1111 4, 91)8-6;'J62 811111 nf'~ h1"11• ~11w bn:Yk hou.~e vour 517.f', t.l11toi.ln k MATURE k .-• • • . • • • 1 \\'Oman ,,, ~ 1n- BEACH parking lot MJrT·lll· lt"ndanl, Laguna • r f' •. F /time during 8, a 1 n n : Laboratories St1J)f'rv\5,. a11tomatf'rl g11 t,. In (l!f ~t"11.son. hlroal ror ret\r,.d ~ ...... A .,._ 2.$01 CA~1PUS OR. prrron. !\111rt .1f'1ll11. ...-nd rrsumr-lir~I letter. A 11 IRVINF:, CALIF. N'p!1P• 11ns~'l'rffi . \Viii in· Nr. OranJ!,. Cn. Alrporl lrrvi,.w L31t"un11 11N"a , \Vr1t, Equ111 Opll(lrlunily f'nlploy,.r Cl11~~!fl,.d ad No. M, Oaily '~-::::::::::::;:~:::::::~~== P ilot, P.O. Bo.'> 15li0, Cos1a DAY DISHWASHER r-.ttsa. Cahl. 92626. rrmn''" 5-1&-.'f'..AA fur ,.,, M11!01an 54"-:i79-I 11 ~b . lvt ~-, lereg n11: J'' 1nvn n,; ....... is B1':ELINE 1'·&shioru. Earn S.i e • CON"CR!:."'11:: t1oor~. F'OR cl tan & 11eat painti111. or tr11vel. Good driv,r. Apply In Per1on rn S8 ptr hr p!u' be1urihll outside urvitt. Good Ref'• requim:I . Thi Davia-Brown Co. 548-3437 EXPER. Service Station a.t· lend. Hrly wage + romm. 990 E. Cout Hwy, NB EXP 'Bus boy1: Newport Bt'a<'h Tennis Club. Call Rene; 644-0050 fASf lood nperatfo n, Mgmt IT111ntt. Ba~e 11 l 1 r y , percl'nta2t' 111.!er. W r i I e qu11.lilic11lion~ lo 1d No. 59, Daily Pilot, P. O. Box l:i60. Costa Mes11, Ca 92626. I FTBERGU.SS molder1. Ap. pl ications now be ing taken. Cl ipl>f':r Mariflf': Corp, 1731 S. Ritchey. Santa Ana. , patio.-., dr1\f'~, ~1rir11.·11lkg, intf'rior I. f'Xtt'rior , C1ll U:J...17:'.ll cloth,!. 'i''P. train. Ca,r slabs. n,. .. __ Oon &12-s.;1_• __ Dick. 96S-+()6.} N•---~---~-~k Anc1'ent Mart'ner .F1t1me ma.le help wanted . .-."""""...-·""'..._.... nf!<'fSS&ry. Call '33-9574 tll' Pltime Irma.le. Carrera CCSTOM CO~' PAINTING/papertn1. 111 yn LJvt..ln or out ~35. Restaurant Conct!Asioru: Corp. 1138-1186, PATl().DRIV ETC. In Harbor a1ea. Lie l e 646-1122 e t\'kdys bl!fortl 6, txetpl f'rtt egt. 5:11. • ~5.316 bontled. Ret'_. !urn. 64.2-1l36 AIDES for mnvaltlCf:nee BOOKKEEPER f /C Thun. Ask for Mr. Reddi111. Contractor PAINTING/paperini. 18 yn ,!duly tare or hlmily car.: S500-l600 Ptr Mo. I 260N7 w. c •••• Hwy rRY cook. f\lU or fta~ time.. 1 H ~ Lt • ewport h•ch ,.... · n aruvo An._ c • Hometnakf'ra 547·6681 Apply in penon. HouSf' or ~IV \\'•Y. quality t.ome bondtd. R~r. furn. 542.-2JS6, LADY wlthfoJ .rlll)'\\'Ork . ood l ACCOUNTING CLERK * DRIVERS * Pit!. 3UO N~1!.'J'Or1 Bh'rl, r?pa.ir \\'1111~. ('f'i11n1t, flml'5 f' A f NT JN C . 11 on,.• t, t.nd l"f'lllhl, Rf!ftrT'n~~ 3 S37~:.0 Pt'r Mo. /l.'ewport Beach I etc. No job tl'IO JmllU 1?u11r11n!rr<I ~ork. Lle·rl. .., .,1 a....;. · ' I Permatlf'nt py,,!tion. Mission N E rf M7-(1()3g, Z4 hr int, ll'rv l.nral rr! 1. C11.ll 675--5740 1111 " )'II "' ~..,... .. ,, Vitjo l.tta. <NO FEE) 0 Xpe ence fRY Conk \\'!lnt~-Exp'd. I ••"d Contr ~rlin• ~ Help Wanted, M & F 710 Nacessary! Villare Inn, 177 r.larine. I -15" B11l boa !~land. 613-t530 [ AdrlHlnnt, f1l•n•. I.Ayon! P>\PF.RHANGF-:R, flork, faU, ASSISTA/l.'T "'!lnled !or l<tn PRO •TEMP l\-1Ullf hav• de1.n Ca!lf. clr!v. I Se:ll th,. old siUlf~--- Kiirl 1: Kf'ndall MR--1 ~17 \inyl, 11111r, es.t1m11!"''· Thf' Trmrilf'lnn'1 Hair 1tyli.!111 16'1 W, Broadw•y ln.q; f'f!tord. Nnt under 25. 1 Buy ihe new Jtull Hou..e ,,untinc? Weeth the H II n J: m In . S47-M46 l\lu\! "" j I r , n ... d tm· Anah1lm n•otfrO YELLOW CAB co. Se:ll ldll! llem• MW! r ~ ff OU!E C'.'Olumn. ~h11.•1rtt m,101011,0.t. Mz..&\\7 I 186 I!:. 16th St., C.M. Call ~2.-."ii1~ Now! ANNOUNCING ANOTHER Exciting end PlankhoUJe Acceptlnt Applicttions For • • • Coco'.1 e WAITRESSES e COOKS e HOSTESSES e BUSBOYS & OISHWASHERS PlanhhoUJe e LUNCH WAITRESSES e COCKTAIL WAITRESSES e BUSBOYS e OINNER WAITERS e BARTENDERS e DISHWASHERS APPLY IN PERSON 9 A .M, 'Iii 4 P .M- 12342 BROOKHURST ST., GAROEN GROVE Own~d by far ~Vest Services. Inc-. Operators of Snack Shops. Cocos. Reuben .s. Reuben E. Lee. The \~'baler. Isadore's ... -• . -!~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ )~ 'r"·~ , l[IlJI ~· J[IlJ !~ ... --_· .. ~I[§]~·· 1~1 ~ ........... _._1~[§] I . --ll§J '--! _""""_""•·__,I[§] / ·· ,Ht;lp Wanted1 M & F 710 Htlp W.nted, M &. F 710· Antiques IOO furniture &10 MlscellaMOUs 111 Mlscell•ntOU5 111 I AU.THENTIQUES HANDSOME .. ~ boi&• M· * AUCTION * JOHN'S BIKE! i ~ ---------~EW "FREE'' ~28 NewPOrt Blvd, CAt w/matc:hln& o ttomans. &:: Appl.W>ee -n - Put0'""u .. ttiected ah.ip111ent 557-7998. "'-Id 1 le 1~ lden. $1Ui()..$8$ •....y Aucuona ~~ ay, :00 p.m. Ladi 5"'" ~ --0 RSE or1 ttne country !urniturf, & SOFAS. cbain~ c • r pet. W ' d , A ti 8 ei "'V .. .,... .....,..,,, SALES T~INING c;: U u.........i prlmtttv., Just ar-dnporf•" ptctun" ml1<. rn y 1 uc on arn Mono & Ladiu a..pd ~ No charge or obligation to attend these rl~ trom midwest. Tu~· Good quality. Privale p&rty, Z?SliSi NOWJ>!'.lrl,. CM ~ Stinca.yg 1 · ' !· classes other than your time and desire to Sat * to.5. 17>1194 Behind Tony'a Bldf. Mat'l, -USED- 1 improve. Men & Women ANTIQUE Arrnoire 9' Herculon &Oltt button AQUARIUMS lo SJ)Hd $fW80 : · · Our multi-million dollar International Cbfp. .w/orJ&ir\IJ beveled mirror tutted._ never u~ $150. Custom made beautitul all 3 Speed $28-$40 : • is expanding its facilities in Califorilia &: o"((· doors Approx. 1880. Excel. Match1~ loveseat $1 0 O · tla.ss tank!. nothlna: like it Sling Ray., $16...$35 : ers almost unlimited opportunitieS.for money cond. 67}6705 535-l955 on the m~r. Buy direct -REPAIRS.- . and advancement i.n: ANTIQUES by Wanda Hutt· 8' Sofa, quilted ~deAOent trom manutact11rer. AlAO, 2340 NEWPORT BLVD. SALES man 8181 Bolsa Midway aold, Good condition $50. buy &11 your supplies at big COSTA ME)A SALES MANAGEMENT° City !9 ....... s.,;" In dop .. ._.,., .. v1.,.,. 962°''" OPF-"I 6-10 WKDAYS. 1lass. HIDE-a~Bed $00: ~1· couch UNION MEMBERS S""'-... SUN. 9..6 EXECUTIVE POSITIONS Appll•nces I02 t6'J.50; 1ov.,,., $5.\; ro<k<r JOIN UNION BUYING SER--;, 71•· 644-6120 $32.50. hk~ nt>w. 642-fllTI VICE. ~1Ea.jBER SAVINGS -\Vill 1~k;-;.r:de-Tn~ ' - Collect Calls Accep"ted COLDSPOT R"frl(i~. l)rn. Sl~H\IONS H ide-a-Bf!d, ON NATIOi\'AL BRANDS -~=="=:..:,c~~- . -more stoves, dishwa_!ihel"!\, ...,.hllr naugahydr. top cond. or APPLIANCES, FURN!· ESTATE SALE '.·. _SID HOLLANDER & ASSOCIATES rtdurea up to $100. Slight $-15. 6'1;}-2475 TURE, BEDDING & STER· E-AmM". Tre'sue "dining iUl.e. 359 San Miguel Drive Lrrighl dama£e & floodr QUALITY, custom made Eo. PHONE: 962--0101 Wr. iron tbl & chrs. Nt'\v ·-.. N Be h 1nodels. Fully ruarantee . r --• N--" · 1 _.._,_ .i~ ~-Ne7rt Center -ewport ac Cor ~09 &ec 10,...,. =:us~-venng. GOtNr. out Qf '-··-'-ess ~-•e·, ge ._,......,,., ua l">. spreiai.a.. St-"11· ltoebuck Ir. ,_, Be r Ir ~ """"~ ·~ IAOMI ' ..,.. • "'-..,,,, lm-' Ada.m.t, H.B. Phone s 0 er. "'.;r~;,,n li-1ay 1' til mdse sold. An· Antiques. -~ut "" ,....a ----------- ':ft!lp W•nted, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 962-7781.· STEEL SECRETARIAL. tique11, Venetian, f"ren<"h, Wgn., under blue bk. Other · . DESK ~40 Cut &: prei1sf'fl gla~. !!tin.-llf'n1s by ;ippt. Sun U-5. RECEPTIONIST SEWE.RS, it )'Ou have I':»· ,c ~ 0 SING ou t s a Ir. * ,64fMil.)O * inels & papeN·l.li, !\lusic-box-l!'.118 &adrift, lrvil'l'! Terr. ~rmnable eal w/1d 8'@'1'1 perle~ in ..... ·et s u J t dl!h\\·a.sht'rs, ill.~ & elec 3 PC 12' blue erectionai sola es. Provincia l Shop, 1476 So. 6-l~-OIDi. ofc lldl1L ~f<11Uy customer manutactwint, thi5Js your sto~s. ? ,bltn oven&, 2 ~m-and . mat .. 1.a... chair, $SO Cst -BI. Lag Bch. relations. Start U50. cbance to -increase your patt k1t chellll, wat~r 50f. 548-840J ........ ,. "I-'-'--"-'-"--~---PATIO garden trellis 's 11 r c h i t e ct u r a I h.an&iN: ffl:il\ood planter$ & planter boxe!li for ••instan t carrlen&'~. · Jtleal for apt dwellers & mobile home i1v- !ng. \Vest Coast \\'ood Specialities, !m-1~12. ..;, ......... ,, ~.n .• u .... "'"""""""' wages, workin&: conditio111, tenen. Al's Appl i ance · LEAVING st.a.le. ·4 Dr !ilini' : ....... c:oU;ALn;.~~ in a trlei'ldly a~sphe.re. Service, lS99 Oranie, C.l<f. G1r•ge Sil• 812 cab., 16' 11teel shel\·ini. 6' ~ Harbor Bl da Come to the Surfer House, ~Ii, 64:H576. GIGANTIC Back yard e'tat~ stora.&e cab., formal drapes, I -1 at A ms 11~8;!"9~M~t~.;Be.~td~y·~Ci~·~.,,~l~o.;F~.~v~. J~ir;f,~~~'-;';;;;;;;;:-'j6;c\ m••t•· b• Coro•·t ·•-PY =. NORGE au o v.·asher $65. sale ••. lOc m $100. • " '"" '" "" REAL !:STATE SALESi\tAN SHARP Typist-Reeeptlonist , effect, turq. & a \JOC&do. 2 WANTED. S~tALL ACTIVE for Yacht Brokerqe offi ce. Kenm,i>l'.f.! elec drye~ $50 Foldi.~ ch&irs, Sl .ea. 60 complete "".alls. Sacrifice: SUL'CESSFUL ore· TI{AT • Both xlnt coOd, guar &: brktst chn, !iOc to $2', 3 bar MAKES MONEY. DICK Bo&tin& backirourid helpful deliv. 546-8672, 847-$115 .11tool11, $10 •a, Patio furn, $5 642-4161, 839·3706. but not essential. ~flllit be Bl:F\G. 962-24:21. aCcurate & ab)e tri comPose e REBLT W1lhrs-gU dryn to $10, also luggage, dishes, 2 VELVF;T cl)aits, reclining lettl'n from flteas . · Send -~ Guar-Delv. Mitr Cha'-sporting goodfi, an It brass chair,. picture tr am e 1, " RENTAL AGENT resume to; David L . 1".faytag ?ep&lrman . objects, Ii: misc. 2 500 bassirnl!tte, ping po ng tab!~. F pO Box 2268 "'B 714 :531--8637. Newport Blvd, C.M. 2 dt'sks, kitchen table, end 1 , raser, ·' ~·-·• ;;;~;;;;;;:;'::;::;;:;:--;;;"".:;;:il!:F~ri_:-Su~""-'l~0.~5~54~8-'1~~03~·--1 tables, lamps, patio chain, : ~ment \\'emt Los Angeles I •'~""-··.., ... ,....,;;;,..,..,. KENMORE washer, $35, ex-GARAGE' .. ~1 • G t dlshea ol m.i&e. 6'2--TI36 _aft COLOR.ED TV, .3teM> 'C'Om- bo, Beaut cond, good price. ~hd maple tbls & lamp!. Kirby vacuum SJ.'i. 540--0847 ' baaed development firm cellenl: Al.-.o v.·asher & . .xa e . as 1 ov~ 'S:3tl, ' peeds I u I I time ·Rental STENO •... · · · · .. $450 Dryer aet ~109a $15 Cnb mattr~s S4 Baby 1 --~·-------- '. ·A.cent. No sales promotion Excellent working oonds & , ' car btd ' $~ \V o m e n · s 1 OF' A kind French i;:ame 'i involved, Salary $.:.00 plu~ employee benefits. Good e IT CU ft trostless uptight clothing, size 12. l\~en's new table, Jncl: Roulette, b.ack · lrttzer, i mo old. Ca.II trou&ers. Books and clhet Gammon. craps etc. GE Tbl t commiwon. ExttUent ru-.!!)rills ,\·/minimum exper, 968--7848 • household 11 ems. 283 TV SJO. i\linolta ca.mr.ra. $.tO, FAMILY VACATION Mammoth ~lt. Cabln \Vk. $95. RPvn>e Now s:Jl-337-4. ' ture .ulUttd Call ~7-8020 For an interview conceminc : · . h-· · J ¢l9 AUTO her $OO & 1 Vira:inia Place, between "J\linOx S50, Honda 00, 1217 , t is position. P ~ase .ne . .,.u e ec 23rd & 22nd streets, trom mi, t2'10, Kneis~I sk1& $125. 1 REWA:RDINGTel ep hone 644.5800 & ask for 1'1rs. <lryer $75, like new. $175 tot \\'HITE shag carpet tor &ale. 12' x is·. Exc~llent cone!. S.'iO. 67l--0960 ; \\"Ork from home. Must have Smith in the Personnel Dept. both. 64f-tS35 :11.lt 4:30 9 AM·J PM Sunday. 54g..5459_ 1 private Ii n e. \V r i te Equal Opportunity Emp WEDGEWOOD Gas Range GARAGE sale.'Whlte French RCA Color TV $7:S. Apl. slze Classified ad "No. 58, Daily Older. but very clean, S~ Provincial double bed, box slo\'e, excellenl $3.'J. :24" P>olt, P .O. Box 1560, Costa S~broker 496-4.123 (Capo .Beach) sprini;:s & mattress, like gtri's bike $15 Bathtub ?>leu, Calif. 92626 WOMAN'. rie'I\', $SS. romp. l..ealher enelo&tm! door $7 Stove $30 ELEC bltn range top, 2 elec bltn ovens, all 3 for $95. Us- ed crpt, $1 )'<l . 64~15CO RN'S p/tim• 7AM-3PM & JPM-lUJM shift. L V N f/tlm@ & p/time. ,. Huntin1ton Beach H.B. Convalescent HCN!p. 188U Florida Ave 8'17-351;) SALES ; Business & indus. mkt. ' . °Q'anze &: san Diego Q>un- "' fie.. li'J-volnme non techni- ·t:iJ product. Car & expen&es 'filmished. salary $9ml. '"Call Sa.lly Hart, 54().6({6 : ~· -COASTAL AGENCY : fl9o Harbor Bl a t Adams --:--SALESMAN STOCKB~OKER WASHER. ·Frigidaire custom ni:lint'r chair; 118. Stereo l\1oving Sale! Make Offen! delux, Like htw, $85. phono., l'IDfa, paint i nrs, Jake's Merchandl~ ll7 E. J\fAPL.E bunk beds, never used, complete set. SlOO. Unusually attractive umn&r- ried woman. age 35-45. who has had succe5&1ul saJeS ex- perience, annual ee.rninas over $10.CXXI some yean in the past 5 years, NYSE member firm, be "1elephon~ receptionist during ttquited 6 months' training period in Laguna. Send re!ume to P. 0. Box t<KS. Laguna Bea.ch. \ * 548-4903 * · clothing, •le. Sat &:-Sun, 10-)8Ui, CJ\! · 968-9202. . DOUBLE door retrlaerator, 5, 3015 Carob St, CEastl-8-1-CY-CL~ES=.--u-.,-d-.-G~o-o-d la!e: tnodel Coldspot, $75; Bluftl 644-2868. cond. 3·sp. $30, 10 sp. $40 _ BLACK naugahyde recii~r cle1J1 stove,$.?). &66-1820. A HAPPENING $60 Sttngy~1 &: misc. SflJ; RCA color TV, xlnt & 642-1272 Sl25. Call 673-5621 . Camiras Come one, come a.II, 3 fam.1,,:,::,.~=~--~~~ Equipment 108 illes 5 &. din'dng things from PRACTICE piano, Chicke.r-~TOYING to Hawaii -~1us! --"-'-------r tana:tR" Grandma's att.1c in&. new felts. Q1u1rl er Siii\'· Srl1! G. E. 12 lb washer, 8 ELECTRlC Q.ryer, Fri&ldaire, 1620 Kent Ln NB Sat & ed oak dre1$er k. highboy. foot sofa . 642-1304. 1'Ut'ls on UO volt, $l5. 548·2635 Su ' · ' E\ec bltn units, 'TH'ver used, SURFBOARD 6'8'' D1v1d kll)'time, n. ~urne~ & dbl oven , Nuuh1wa . Sabot nicing boat Furniture 810 GARAGE SALE -1loving. &l&-19:J2. $150 All good con<!. 644--0534. ;_ _ ~ mu.st sell . .__H 0 ufurns e ~ o I dl-.-.--N~A-T-U~RA--L-,-.-,.-m-n J.i2 Ford enrine SJ O. Ttlt. Appt. Sec'y CHERRY dlnina: room ut, 6 l~niture, <1<1by. iture , haze mink coal. "-4 length. Automatic trans S2 5. to investment broker. Pl chain, buUet w/cut glass, bicycles I.: misc. 19 2 4 Orig p~ $1700 twiughl Rt>frii;:erator $15. ~3827 tim~. perm. pads & 2 extensons, Bari:;ain Tahuna Terr, Cd~t. Sat &. 1oc:aUY. 9 mo'• oid.i:-J\lus t • PM' •PM at $:200. 2 six foot couch bed s Sun. sell. S5(l(I cash. 54&-59Si TAKE OVER al acres, NO .. ~ 00\VN S.29 mo. Near 1ge Our~ CdM, Please do \v/naugahyde cushions. DON'T MISS THISI ENGLlSf'i 1tilt-top tea, table, lake. 96&-0>47 : Good potential, call Mn. not ·~y un1,.. ~· ·-an bath for $SO. Early Amer. Boy Scout .,._ 106 Mahog3'y .,..:_ 2 uphOIS'tered 1 --~--"--'------...,t"' JV-.. .... .., • t h & ha-•15 ,,.....,., .,,_, IRVINE COAST COUNTRY 1-Sdunldt. Westcliff Person-extroven wholikesm lllFle pnn couc · c ir ~ · 2nd Annual Rummage Sa.le chain $35 k $50. Gu log itel AgencY. ~3 WestcliU &trange.rs into you.r v.-ay or Birch coffee table & 2 end l>lay 1>16. 9-4. 2905 RL-d with &r11.fe &. littinc~ $15. CLUB* ~~;~i:s~ ' ~ .• N.8. 645-2'n0 th" ,_, .,.,., .,.,.._,, H ca.bine.".W ea. ~7# Hill, corner ol Paliaa.des Coffee ta.b)e SlO. 642~7 I ~~-_c_::::_.:.:.::_:c_ __ 1111ung • ..........,.,.,, om e LlKE NEW 8' S . h f & SET Sran Thompl!Oll golf 1iALESMAN. Service StL 675-1039. • panis 80 a SUN. l0-4. fools, ""Ork ben-PLANTS: Oioice usortment !rnnll' ~ 2-double mirTOred ~rt time . Neat in ap-1 'TkA. VEL iGENT love seat. red/i<>ld. 11?9· chef; srorage ca b 1 n e Is 51.Jn or SJiad,e. Ve r Y sliding dooni; $60. 545-4884 : pearance. Apply-2590 So ·Ai, Like .,~...., 5 _pc .. Spanish manY misc. liousehold reasona.bl~. :291 E. 23rd ·N r Blvd C •1 me expe.r:;. in .. ti..,.eting ot Bdnn set, antique avocado, .1 , o-n-•J nd D Street c.M. Miscell•neous ; twpor ·· ·" · re&ervaliont ~JI-get you Sl.39. Like new 5 pc. Spanish 1 em • ~:>" •-..cu a 5 r., ' . . W•nted 820 :SALES girl, part time, this . spot. Fine be~fits. gamiflg' table, pedestal type, N.B. CONSOLE sev.·1ng m~ch1n~. :#~ake':i. AflernoQru;, Sat & Start $350. $85. UIT, 11185 Harbor, CM. M,OVINC -everything mus! la:e !able lamp, din g rm \\o"ANTED Commercial I ..._ _ _... I d•" 96" ·~ &Ile'" Call Helen Ha).,, 5'I0-6Qj5 5409457 go. 2'l3 San .. Isabel Ave, i;et, ga ~ po_>A'er le"'nn1ov.·er. "Hlld" l~" C•~t oh•m-:,7 ~. ,.,"· _.,.,, ........ _,.,:iv, • COASTAL AGENCY .,..., C.Oita Me!a. Reasonablf'. 645-39:2.). y • .,.. ~ 2 Bl 5 Beau1. 5 pc .• brand new . . , pooer, t1r other make, Must ~SALES fo.Igr. for C.J\t. Xlnt 790 Harbor at Adam.• dinette sets, assorted colori;, <i•r•ge ·S•le 812 CA.RPEI Layer )1as .rtuallty be Reas. Will pay cash. 'opptyfor hi earnings. Fuller * WAITRES~EXP'O Sa9 each set. Like new dou-. . . shlliS. & I-Ji-Lo at dii;count 646-9681 B h 546-574~ Not under 21. NO PHONE ble box springs & mattre11a GARACE SALE -Movin1 prlc~i1 f,rom l 2,50 a yd . ~ree BUY model railroad trairu;; , rus . J. CALLS. Apply io ·person, aets, s~rilized, $35 set. 5 pc. East?. 2 Leather chrs, Ea.rly Est. fo.1r. Ed (714) 8il-~ \\Iha' rlo you Hav.? Brau • .SARAH Coventry needs fl. or Surf & Sirloin . 5930 W. (4ast walnut tinish bdrm •et, American des~. matching \\'ORK benches & cabin!'~, 63.>-6365 or 64.t S. Valley, pt time help. No in. H'.}y .. N.B. $59/aet. UFF, 1885 Harbor, bookshelf, 2 hbr~ chn, ~" th ick heavy duty, Adj. Anaheim, 92804. vestment.' \VIII train, mm c~i. 54g..9457 ~aby buggy, ~hque . bed, &hel\•ei;, $:25. &15-43:22. \\'ANTED: 9xl2 p e rs i an .Af! 20. ~14. \VAITRESS. Clean, nes.t.."' · Jump seat, antique roll topl~=-;;,--;---;--:-: -''---------1 attractive. Over :21. Apply PVT party wants to sell desk antique coffee tbl NEW fiberglass 11v.1mm1ng Oriental rug, also i;maller SEAMSTRES.SES Egg: & Ale. 67l-09n, r.v. oomplet~ houae of beautiful wom~n·s & chldrn's clothe~ pool i;lides, 7 to choose siie~. in good con d. INDUSTRIAL Zimmer. near new Medi!. furn, in. & toys. 644-1785 Sat & Sun from, S25 each. 962-4981 49.1-9352, 494-5382 . . Immediate Openings WANTED: tfary with piclrup dud•s 8' blk naui:: $Ola & only. e 4 custom upholstered bar WANTED: Getman. Japan- Good pay! Call No,v! truck fo r early morning Joveseal, never used $150, GARAGE Sale · Min b't.e stools. t:22.50 each; e1e&.Amerlcanwarsouven-9A~I-9Pi\f, Sal 9AJ\l.OP1\.1 part-ttme \!,'Ork. 6of6:.ti862 Bunk ~ad1, Beaut ThoO\&S-Bicycles La.;,. nm ~v.· :'r' Wheelcha ir, lit~ weigh t, 11&-iN. Casb paid. cal.I Paul Oranze Coasl Ask for Tom ville lcingg:z bdnn Jet & Ca I ' 'I.. H hOld ed few lime&, $1TJ. 531...()784 ~7-7R3.t Employmen! A1ency morl' :213/92:>-3622 mp ng .,ear. OUR ]869 Newport Blvd, C:'lf \VORKING RN needs mature · items, bookS. 620 Gary PL, SIGNS; Storefronts & .,~:Jn. UJ-.heat 11tainless steelw.1re, '&i;;.3lll &4.>311:2 645-J llJ v.·ornan to sit afternoons, 1-3 PVT party _,acrilice beaut N.B. do .... ·s, boats, trµck~. For made by Vollrath Co. Part hrs. J days a \\ii:&. 8 hn 2 Medit qullled s· sola Ir. CLOTHING urf board estima te ca.II: 962-3&87. or complete set. 549-1780 SECRETARY ~rwpon Bch CPA firm M!ek- ing person for 1 girl office. Mu.at be good typist w/ex- lltr;ence in office proce- ·du~. shorthand desirable. ~fer a detail-minded, con- aelenlious 'A"Orker v.·ho can adapt to a wide variety of special projects. Must be ttipo111ible, wtU groomed. f,tficulate, attracllve. X1nt ,\tirkin1 conditions, conpn- Mj atmosphere, \Vrile Clag.. l iltfli Ad #119, Dally Pilot, ... 0 . Box 1560. C.l\t. 9ai26 t SEC. ;}oenent skUl.1. )'O\Jnil co. :)em area. call Loraine, .J4'estcilff PeNOnnel A1ency, :~3 WesicllU Dr., N.8. ~~5.7770 CRETAJ\Y to Sa les anarr. rood pay & op- rtunlt\p,:, Call 77~1180 • SECRETARY m\V offie«s • Aiz·port Loe. tlood opportunity for alert ~cretary, to v.·ork in fast ·(aced N.B. ad v' r ti 11 In g !f ncy . All 1kil111 lncludini req'd. 833--16!0. UPI.EL AOVF.:RTISJNG ~1172 Dupont Dr/Suite. 4 .~Nev.1><1rt Beach, Cal!f. .f. SECRETARY ffl.time 1-5. R.E. le thorobl'f'd ·bOrw lnvestmentt. N.8 , off. :~. Xln't attUr. typilt, SH 'fmrable. Pt~ble. ·111· ttac1. C.Ontacl Stephen Smllh- '~r interview app1, 673-0431. VICES!. S alti;m1n lm!!-llte me-chanlcs. :2 )TS In. exprr. Nra1 In 11ppear. •ply 2Y.IO Newport Blvd, <tot "fliAr.~ Room }'or Dad-tb''' ... clean out the 1tt1nae .. your trash la CASH ~~ a Dally Pilot Cuti.tied Jove&eat iOrgeous lamps • 1 ~·1-----------1 days 11. v.·k f2::.l pm-12:00 pecan • l~b~s. arlif. plants'. ,ruitars, golf clubs, mi5C. FO~ _Sal~~h i\e shag carpet. ='=l•~Y~"='~"=--~-~== pml \\'ould prefer someone oil palnl ingf', art tihjects, ~' _1 ... Sun af'.t-rnoons, 1100 1:2 x 12 CX{'t'llC'nt corid. S~. \\IANTF.:D \VOOD LATllE, lrom Cdl\t or University king mattress set. ~"after Not11ngham, N.8. 646-tl*l, 67l--09!l0 1'10TOR OP'TlONAL. Park area. 833-1864 ~ ""·kdys or all day .,1·knds, FURN, Clothing, K ni ck· MINK STOLE $65 ** MS-!l4.;.1 •* \VRITER. 13071 Red Hi.II , Tustin. knack~, Dishe~. Jukebox, * &16-21~.1 • Call 642-567!1 Now! House organ, e d i 10 r r 8 1, J oNi.v-i"tigh ba ck hlack Re-a1t1nablr. 2963 Baker, Mi1cellaneous 818 Misce llaneous il8 straight news, some Clt!'nt vinyl chairs, xlnl conrl, S39 CM. 540-67!7. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-I contact .. , Professionals each. 3 ONLY-2 rl rav.·!'i" siu· NE\\' fiberglasir; 11w1mm1ng only! Send resume to 1\1ar-dent dc~k~. $19 caC'h. 3 pool ~ides, 7 lo r-~e E X T E' N D I N G A I tin Advertising, Inc. 18141 only-Exrc-ulivC' 1.. secy from, $25 each. 962-19!l1 lrvine "Blvd., Tustin, Calif. desks, $19 racil. UF"F, 18S5 ALL kind~ of household W E L C 0 M E 92680. Harbor, Cl\1, ~S-!M57 goodi~s. .1()4 Via AlPi;rc, $100.00 Weekly pouiblr-ad -DANISH dining table & IShol"l'cliUs) SC. 492-~l41 drt-ss1na: mail lor -firms <!hairs, 12· Bdrm cabinet GARAGE SALJ-..: Detail! stnd 'tamped sell \V/1 4 drawe~. n1 e I al FumiTUJ'(' _Tools _ ~1isc. a.ddi_-esaed e nvelope Io kite.hen cah1net!'i: ht'adboard, Sat &: sun, 388 Flo\.,·er, c:.t Dreisbach, Drawer BD, · cha1N, etc. 5 4 6-2 5 11, REFRIGERATOR d An!hony, New Mexico. 880:21 546-366.i . ...... ,.,,;,1 ~11!l'.· .. ~'· u•:uS k misc. ON;J "ar...,o, YOUNG man now v.·orking ALL lamps Reduced • Good H.B. 962-7693 as RSI!. chef • v.'Ondt>rful rond, S4 each/UP ... 6 7•~G""A~RA~G~E~SA""L~E,...,.S.~t-9""10' opportunity for I~ right only-Sola.!i, fa.Jr cond1!10n, 6 6« 0 · U Sf C.0..ta man 'wile to Chas Y!'agt>r $2j each. 2 only-5 pc dinetl@ ),.j arrt • 3295 Newport Bl. Ne ..... 1><1rt sets, $2a/~et. VFF, 1885 ii'~':;•~·<=::::::----.,., 92647 · Harbor, CM. 548-9457 M1chlnery 116 YOUNG man factory work, BEAUTIFUL Spaniah oak ----WE-'-L-D_ER ___ _ ~fu~t hav~ clean driving table~. avocado velvet ~ota Wittd for high/low 3mp ~r:nrd. New 4 day Ml hr I.: love se11, n 15tom tuft~. S50 * 54S-2Me week. $2.50 lo illart. 1603 W. lj,A~tt~"~'~'~'~"~'~":' ~61~'-':;''~"~--IJliiiic.Jii;iii;;;;>--lii Allon, S.A. 54:>-7JOl . BEAUTIFUL yr old Herllage Ml1cell1ntous 818 ------dlninit room &el 4 ci I[§]. c1J1eback chairs, ~ma l l DINETTE SETS Mttcf•id"... table expand8 to seat 12. BRAND NEW 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~; Askin& $1173. 615--6705 (OUCHES I FRENCH Prov. l&ble 12) 16" S69.SO •UP Antlt1ues le.avea, ~l ann. 5 11tde chairs, WASHERS $25 ThomuvU!e, cherry v."OOd. 8 rl J FURNt'l'URt ANDREA'S 1695 <uh. 96 .. 7958 '38 E. FltSt St. ~.A. ANTIQUES FORMICA tbl, sofa, bkl. OPl:N. f-9 'f DAYS Just Received bike, Jamp1, bed, odds A NEW SHIPMENT .eod1, .751 Olympic Ave. VALVE grindtt, portable AU!TR..ALIAN, ENGLISll C.M. 546-.2845 • m:'t!l:S Mlchfnt., valve suide &c; FRENCH PIEC£S BEOROO~ •t; 5 pc,, Uke t!!b1,111hll'\I Jia, i; y n e r 0 2380 Ne ..... ·port Bl., C.~1. ~111·, i\t1tchinc chf'sl , extra. seadlng k i l. Aft 5:30; &4>i870 Collee !able. ~746 af\ f c536-&:;:;..;;;'";o':.------ D11ly 10-:J * Sun. noon-.5 P~'='=-~------INCJt 1090 CA1h tta:l~ttr. iood OCCAS. tha1rs in te!A of 4. 6 PROVIJ\"CJAL. C9UC:h & cha ir rond. $125. Rtm office & 8 Hirhboys, Drta~r1. ~; round tablft l rnd tAhlc s!And. 'l)it'A1r. Good cond. Table-. Bookcuts, Desk1 I: $25; FTI1Jda.lrt v.•at.htt s;,Q, $43. 6'4-6248 or 67$-2W \Vicker. 185 Paq,dena Avt, ·6-'6-7143. OEHUMIDiflER U'.I. 4x18 ~T~,~·~ti~~~·~l~I ~lJ~t_S~•-· ~--· l CVSTOM 5' SOl.1, belfe, Cood pool w/rilter S200. Eltc Daily Pllot Want Ads have oond. SSO, ch&!n saw $40. Aft C pm. barplM gakft.'" ---+-r~ .. -M!R:mt. --· -~~----~-- To The Open in g Of My Little Store RA TT AN BOT I QUE Sat. & $""· May 14th & 15th I •won'+ be 9ivin9 •w•y •ny priztt, •s th ty c::o1t mon•y & 1lttr •II +ht cu1tomtr p•y• lor somtthin9 1ttler1 ofttn s•y i1 fr••· I w•n+ to kt#my overheed low 10 I c;en make• job. for ,.. .... ": ('•mily & •ho to p•ss •long th• s1vfnft;· to my c;u,fomt ri.. A VJ•i+ To My Sfort Will Convinct You•., e N•w e Oom9stlc Furnitur• e 'All Accessories 15'5 Newport li'td. Costa ..M•sa f.A.,...16ttl St.) NOW! NEW! PILOT PENNY PINCHER 'CLTS-SIFIED ~DS WITH A NEW-LOW-RATE 3 LINES l TIMES ANY ITEM $ OR LESS e EACH ITEM MUST BE PRICED e '-e No u .... Over $50 • No Commordol Flnno • e No Copy Cho-e No Allbtwiotl-e 642-5678 ASK FOR YOUR DAILY PILOT AD· VISOR AND YOU MAY CHARGE IT! " .. I '•• O I . , . ' ·------·--------·----·-----·----'--_ _, .... ···-·-- Buy The DAILY PILOT For Peanuts! s:,. ·c· ....__, H1re'1 he re'• CHARLIE BROWN,,. and LUCY •• , and here'• LINUS.,, and h1re'1 SCHROEDER ••• and l1at but not 1111t. hare'• SNOOPY Phone 642-4 321 (C:lreulatlon Department) to ba,'e the 'vhole ~eanuts gang come and visit you dally • • • . " -• Saturday, Mar 1,, lt71 .. ~--DAILY l'ILO'I' lfl Her•'• Hew You Con U1e Our . Fomous Dime ·A • Une1 our.famous ·~~~ FIVE ·CONVENIENT OFFICES TO . SERVE ' YOU • Brint them or mail them with correct ush to on• of our • conv•nl•nt·off1ces. • No Hvettock. produce or pl1nts. • No cornmerci1I •d1 •llow•d. • Each Item must be priced wi th no lttim OVtr $25. Ce•11I JJ i.tte1t .,.4 ''"" ,., llM DIME-A-LINES 1ic 0 NEWPORT BEACH .. 3333 Nowport l\vd. 0 LAGUNA 8EA'H , • , ••• 2:U ForHI Avo. 0 COSTA MESA ... : ••• ._ .• 330 WHI Boy 1 0 HUNTINGlON BEACH 17175 BH<h Blvd. 0 SAN CLEMENTE 305 No. El Cimino RHI BISSEL "Gem!n!t" 11w11tp(r WHEEL cha.Ir Uj, Blcycl .. ~ $.1. Arl\13 Cl, flub. SAT and Sun, 4 frtm@d oil SAT and $Jn, 1 hand TOYS ~. Baby turnll\irt ' DOUBLE kitcllen alnk 1$. '6.'i Olds 11'.op man1111l $r1. '69 SMAU.. doc cratr ullfil o~t $6, H.-ath EK-2A radio kit, $25. Tricycle $4.SO. Ckl1he1 light t'Oeltt SIS, F1UOf'HCl!-nl paintlnp $4.95 ~ad\, 4 11.wn lrrtlllter tin1.de.r $3. 2 NJw Sl-$7. Car bed i t Car ~111 Sled• Sl each. F'ont•tool Sl. C.M. l''lshf!r body ahn p $.'). 4 pl~ chrome cannl1ltr unused $15. J.imm Kodak SOc-S5. Mater:nlty clolhta llghll Sl. End step table $5. chairs $1.95 each. 1 chair pop up touter $3.50-SU.!IO. $1.50. Baby blth and paU Sl. Small arm chair $3. M&-6342 me.nual S.t U plt'<!f! toeket ~t $.i. AM Jl~M traN1i1tor ~. Retlan Ia $22. Human ~al !'!Oc--$5. Snow 1klj1 $2S. Mal· Drum •land $5. Hrathkil S.,,,';IO. 4 Bible and J:li1tory Album 6& be.st h)'mltl 13. 346-3165 llf!I, chron11t " drl\li!o with TDC 11iereo ~ viewitr Sf>· R''po"••. by M••t•n a•d 15 H hold •-\ · f 1 .-.. s 5 book =-h l t G · t•t I-IP •"'" N ----------I MORSE portable 1 ' w 1 n r ca5'1' $4. Maple tuUsize Bnimbe ...... r stereo v~wer ...._ .. trtlHS . ouH '""-11.mp 1 er, . ...,,w, 1. 1,,.....eac. copptr t'a .a••l'!Clflt ~ ..,, ewPAIR large modern ma ch.ln e Ul Whitt . •0~ • Johnson $6. 8 -S:l bills $20. tutta and h•mpa $.">-ll~ B 1 r h , c u e molor SL kettle S-4.. 1 cop p e r 6' x fi' reed window aha de T~hion Mr. chain $25 }Jo(ikcase headboard and bed $.'i. Orange guest tO'Rt:jl Over 2 00 "Competition Tablt and 4 chain $*!. Toya Hydraulic jack $.'l. Small ~lator $2.25. C011Wn1e Sl.M, Plastic laundry buket t'ach. Ottomaru1 $10 cacti. naugal\)'de chair-SlO. 9 x 12 tritmf' S20. ~ "House holdP.r $.';. 675-3445 Prtu", "Raceway" racing 25c--50c. Shoes, male and plastic Chair•, wonden arm• jewel?')' 10c to 95c. Paint 99c 50c'-. Ml.sc. coa1ters, coaiiltr Dani11h modem fu 11 y br&ided Ng Sl!). 9 )( 12 wool for sale by owrw>r" 'ign wilh CRIB, ma 11re11 $1f. programs $20. 2 -•mall female 50c·Sl. V a I an c e $4. Allen Edmonds •hoes, lo $3.50. 1 ~lectric Iron SI.SO. tt:1t, TV wilt, metal wall upholalf'ttd Mr. chair $25. braided "1' 120· ll x 15 wool metal pm-I S.l Shuffle boani Br!de1mnld dtt11sc11 al.ie lb. br11ided rug S25. Kelvinator sel S3 f'our 500 watt pro-•• J 111~ recordf, 1 inoperative S3-$5. Mtn'• auHs Sl-$5. new 8\iD brown SlO, Train 2 11ultcaM'3 SL~ and $2,'°. 2 rackl Sc-Sl. Hardback book Ot1omt1n $25. Twin box ' SlO. 673.-21.'lll od. S tlectr1c dryer $4.'(), Z<>nith jec1or lamp' $2 each. 7' $9, Craftsman propanc torch 642--0236 track and moror S5. new roller and paint pan choi0150c. 3044 M ien. t., spring S4. Metal 11"8.me 13. black •.nd white TV, .19 lnch bamboo curll1.lnll $2, Chlld'• MATTRESS and apring twl.n kl! $6. Men's valet stand $5. s 0 FA mod" r n w hi i@ ~lfi. 11170 Boa. Vista 115(. 4 throw 1•uas S4.95. 1 CM. Ph. 5(5..-0M6 Hartjt~~~ st12orag~1tor •hoeb .. ~. Sl3. Portablt' radio phono sidf' walk ~rooter SL f.:-CB si:r;e $.i, 201 30th Strid, 673--07J4. ai..,d d Circlt, C.~f. ovtrntght bag lull t1f china NEW . ~ •1 hand""41 . ""' uxe 11. fl l•ht -mpule•, W"m' NeWJ)Ort Beach. ; naug.._.y e prett)' 100 . 95 l S' I dd S5 l crummy ~ew.,_.ry, an-vacuum "''lth toola SHI. 21" $7. MU989 "" • . SIGNATURE vacuum (lank shape SJ.a. 916 Ena;land Apt. SJLVERTONE reverb unit Pll.lnls Sl. · a er · 1igued watcR· c~ ..00 ri111r; TV ••"'rko StO. Polaroid COMBO 'b SIO C ploH~r. and nli8ctllant0u11 KENMORE lawn mow e-r C card lablt cover 95c. l radio -.. ., cri · OllCO Instrument fi ight n1anual11 SI:.!, Tank vacuum cleanb type~ SLi Old nat top trunk, · i 10. Hammond rtvtrb unit •.t 9S I --C k S< 2S for iietllng S~lr.i. l'hrow ca.m•ra, ca~. aod Jla11h set jum""r SS. Cradel\ete u., •2 ,.,. 71 67,_,"29 S20 M h' • ., or· . r-•-YSIO 00 er · · · 1 1 · ... r "I" SIO for .1111. B.!lllrry powe.J"f'd 110, Bl'll.11!1 fire screen And " x uia x ,-,., , SPANISH coffee table Sll .. r. Mac tne gem• .-.. ] Pl !l bl 95c rug8, vane Y o s1ie1 a1.... at IW!W Sl5. Small 11irlt CoK"O baby toiltl S 3, and 2 itnd tablt'I S15 each. 2-13" Ford wl)et'l11 S2 ~aeh, .,.,,, ','1,', ta-' ,"',~•" tool!t colors, aome Mw $1 -$2. ''itWltr S2. g• .]" x 20 side Stf'ril!1.er Sl. Baby bath tub 11hoe polisher S4. Nrw TV 1001!1 Sl:l, 2 dishmast~ 19" RCA portable TV, works Mediterranean coffee table Electric guitar S.15. RC.A ,. s wa,~, , Good name br11nd shof>.~ Grtf'k surfboard u!led ln tht. 50<.'. Diaper pail :l()(" all In antenna $2. rorm ica SIO-S20. Cherrywood cottee and looks hire new S25. portabh! srerN> S2S. Record &nd kit(:hen 10c to $1.00. l J0c-50c. 946 Junipem, CM nl\lional1' S'.lS. l"in SIO. breakta11t bar counll'r to11 fi' lable $20. 2 matching erWt 557-2226 . S22 and . 2 l'J'ld table1 Sl'I t>asel Sl. l gartlqf' Ctln cart 54" 1769 Mill""'ilanfflu.t Cu I h n1 a n • x c • l ! f' n I co n cl i t Io n x 2' S7. Craftsman •ii,, lablrs S15 ctu•h. 19'' 'JV ef.Ch. bookcallll! $8, Girls rack $1.54~775.i SJ-· Mod' CM Ph or-.... Brautirul Iona: \\'eddlng ,drlvl', 9-15111-T Jhs. lO>:""Ue rt bl St5 ~101 ' ....... nnt.I OLD bf'IJ"t.d S25 · ,.,.,.... tera, · · · pal111 $1-$5. 14" Plymou1h ..... po 8 e · · .,,, ' .._,,. I pot 1 · &rov~ · bed1·oom, 2 twin bookcase GOOD push mov.•er, ha.a. new 54>-0546. RANGE hood, avocado, wagon "''heel S2. Ctitovy 11 dres11, ilr.e 11-12 S25. W11lnut wrench $10. ·copf)('r tubing Placr, N.B. 673-Hi03 Apt. glze 24" gu stove wall headboards $10. Large detik grass catcher $6. 648 w. ----------\ brand nrw witb light and 230 ~&ck carburetor and )di ba'e and chair S25. 8f'lge cu llt-r and flarinst iool.~. 2 HPhr stationiuy windov.·s 22 shelf, iron &net white and bencR SlO. Nighrstand w,·1 .. ,. CM C 0 LOR Photo gr a Ph s ''" s-. r·•\• lomp s2. degk lamp S.1. MaskrCI ht>11vy duty S7.~. M1trksm11.n · '"7 2 • -a d · '" ..., · $5. Evinrudt> ga!ii tank with 118x30118 SIO eaeh, 4 1ec. Jorm1ca $7 . .,...... 79 S3. 5 drawer chest $15. mount' a 11 n I Io Silver tray $25. Silvtr &Uia.r p!ii $II. 5.16-23Al. 3 141 ,norkt>l $4. Rattan chair Sl. Ptllel eir pl1'!to! $5.G. F:, lion roJdini:-bamboo acreeli CARPET pie<:es S 10-S 1 fl, 962-0161 ANTIQUE oak cupboard S25 ]Ori~·s-a,cenes E uEr ope an, and cn&mer S3 peir. Teapot Deerfield Dr., H.B., S E of Rtducing Wf'ighl belt $4. po1·table AC-DC raclio $5. 6' x ~'ti" '"· 673-3940. Baby clothes 25c-$3. Table "H~O~LST=E=R=S-..,$~1-~S~l5~.-..,A~m-mo-I each pit>ct. Butt1r churn enta s near a 1 le r n SlO. Cofftt pot SlO. Silv•r Beach and AUanta 49f>.5016 Dual-purpose B" r mu d a I -----~---~--1 $7.50_ Maternity c J 0 1he 1 7.._ , • .__ •·-· nf S25. Oak rocking chair SlS. citle~. v1.riou1 sizt!ii 120 in StO. ~8-8906·, &42-8t7l ~.64c-cC~b-,-,.~--,l~b--,~.-,-.~-·m-, ln"ll!l rakl" 11.nd cullivalnr DINE'ITE l<'l grey fonnicft .... -.J uvx, ... iives, swo 3 Thousand tye glass lamp all $3-SIS makea exttllen1 FORMAL chiffon, Lavendrr, uu ' "'" $.1. Scan ll'ght meter $5. lop 11nd 4 matching chau;s l"t:S3~S~-i~~';:; and curtail! s and bayonets $1-.$25. Eltt• S25. Baken acale $20. 4 oak gifts. Gtten oval bnldtd SU ITCASE SS .. Kin & •.i :r: '-sltt 7-8 Slfl. H.B. 842-SM& and shoes S20. Maylag Unlvf'rsal carntra tiltf'l' kit $15. Danish modern waln11t lric adding machine $25. chain S7 each. Pewier rug approx, 7• x IO' S9. 1pttad S15: Ski ~rka, 112~ 8 NEW in box Lady Remington WaBher, nttds work S:lO. Us· $3. Brand llf'W p \a 1 t I c end tahlr wi1h draWt"r, Jlkle! SrNGER portable sewing Portable Tower typewriter teapot $22. en.am •nd sugar 642-1758 s.20. N~hi se•'mg madn~ f'lectric curll"r $lS. New td 100wrr door. various garden host' llO' x S/8" s2.50. new $15. M2.-6118 machine with case, aews S25. Old ahielda from India $12.50. Schoo.I de~k $8.50. 1----------S25. Ski rack $5. Twin AM-FM radio, earplu.~. •ize1 $5.$10. M8-8Tl5. Brass traverse rod ,,O" $3. V\V bus left door SlO. Big perfect, "''ell built model S25. Old locks $2-S25. Hand Sadiron tri\li!ot $4.JO. Zinc lid JEWELRY 65e-75C'. Wind bedspreads $2. Orig I n a I batt.ery charger SlO. U•P<f REFRIGERATOR, large and Miscellanrou11 llghl lixturt"s I ires Sfi, Surf rack f12, $20. 63l-2387 set-porctlain rollers S25 for Ma&0n jan, some blue chime• 00c-80c. Ceramics paintings $10-$25. f\totorcy· hair dryer $3. Heating pad clean $2i NlcP 1love, clN.n S2 each. 1146-16T.l MT-4913 V\V parts, complete $20. 4· Harvey HOUie Indian doll 75c-SI.50. Old botrle11, aome 5c-$2. Jndia braq 25c-Sl. cle parl!J and helmtl S7. 7:w.:. 2 Madrall twin spnada $25. WUhf'r in tXCfllf'nl ROCK INC. CHAlR.t; $10-S15. 40--v-.nr--,-m-,-.-,----,-.-,..~I Book shelves $4 and SS. Ski $20. 2 old cameras S5 and purple lfle-75c. Tinware Family game chellt SS.l!i. Portablt bar S25. I ft . couch $1 f'ach. Sta suit <1 f working condition $ 2 S. Couch S25. Usablf' dnuh!t carpet and pad S25. 80 yards boo ls $12.50. u n f i n is h e d Sl5. Powder flask S9. Round 25c-SIO. Peterson high chair Super Roulette S5. ChesJI $10, Records and llp1'5 CAiifornia wtl. llUit 11nd cap I 646-7~10. 16.'i 1':. 18rh, CM, bfd con1p1t>le SIO. 1111.nd heigc !'arpet and pad $2$. dressers S7. Bunk beds $20. ball n1olds $9. Lt-ad round SS.50. Stroller $2.50. Old oof· sets S4.2;>-S8. Music a I 50c-SI. Porla ble~ •I ere o S~._ Jo'\ns, !Pen sizl' $2. \Vhite BELL l'inging bPdwellin la\\'n mowf'r $.i. Carpet 847-:'1'1114 and mini balls Jl-58 caliber r 13 ' Id A .___ $7.l5. Mannequin Liq u o 1· record player SlS. Hot 90ap t\\'ln nauphyde ht.adboord d . S>I "' ,,,2 g 12 50 D · h ===~-~--=c-1 \\'omen's clothf's. si1.f. 7·12 S2-Sl lOO Se ·1y l!t pol ·· o pot,""'ary S2 ~J(I "2 ri f . d f'VI« .. .....-uM l!\llttpt>r · · an is WASHER, good ronditlon 50c.-$l5. Pictures 50c-$25. per · curi jar' with glass labelll $9 dispenser $5.20 e 11;ch. di1pen.~er $6. Golf fihaa: bag .. . tf' rlnJ:I! I RO=~u~N~Dc-~.-~~-~ mMern ch11.irs S5-S7.il0. s25. Ga.~ l't'(rigrratnr SIO. 2 police coat 11.nd 1hirt $10. h -222 5 \\' s Musieal Rolls Roye!! liquor ~o. GoU drive .. S15. Hydro naug.ahydf! furnituf't' lhrnW!ll 1,.'0fftt. table while 100·, o( Pll""rh11rk mv. strr..' Sat. only 1364 Santa Ana e11c · IAJ • • .pruce, ""' • _.. Id s•·~ '" '" dl'es~rrs Sj each. Baby crib Costume jewelry $1-Sl;;. Old Sa H · h f di~penser and La Sorce Ii· ji1ck $8, Nails :K> lb• S4. 60 x 50 S.l each. '46 Jo'ord 4 k•IU ltO ,;,, 2 1n111ll walnul MV('lll. Exl"f'l!('nt ('()Odition .-'.ve., C.i\1. k b ,_ ,_ 1 . nra Ana 11g ts, o t .-..A ...., • . S'"' 1:,... bookcaaea $.1 h 2 S.i. Ma1tre~ and Mx sprinp poc et wa!c es .,...,, ..,.,,vera Palisades Rd. qu o r d l' can l tr $I 5. Men1 •port coat $10. Stuf. •,,.-·" ". ~Mma111on '-''· .•. 1 · f'llC · Zk rarh. Hnllyv,·OO<l hf>d Bild lran\f' s;;. 5'IS-S684 DOUBLE chest of drawers ~·ears of Rllleman lOc each, 1',igureine!J hand paiMed in fed Iguana $2. Doghouse x. 3l m1l1ta1~ C:J'O!I$ counti·y f"ruitwood llf'p table11 $2.i fra01e $3.511_ 138 E. J81h St., with mirror $25. Small hand ·Paper backs tOc: each. Lots '58 Chevy ':.; T. P .U, rear f'nd Spain 80e •ach. N i g n 1 wilh smaU •winging doors !•tell and nms SIS e11eh. each. Maple \I'll.II lamp $.i. C.M ~485 Sal, Sun., SCHWINN Stln~ray bike. mower $3. Briggs and Strat· o( 45 and 38 brass shella 2c $25. Axll"s S7 , a ch, light-TV litei "locomotivt" S8. My Book H o~u ._ e Boys 2fi" bike S15. Toa.11trr Old lt111 aland $5. Colore!l, Mon, good condition $2(). 646-3402 ton engine $5. Set of ladder each. Cartridge belts $4 .50. Transmi1sion nl'ed main and "Antique Cars" $6.99. Storybook IN S20 Hub MP $"1.50. Splt>e rack Sl. t2 wall camiva~, pres~,~~ ~lk tit-C 0 ,p PERT 0 NE GE rr· CRIB $5. Baby caJTier, never jacks S5. Automatic ny reel Gtln c83e1 $3-S7. New drive btaringa Sl.l. 64&-9014. .Adult humor and gag itema St:I of< .,3 , · -· 1 l"yPf' iron bolder1 Sl each. fany K' us ·~· nu~ual been u11d SlO. Baby clothl's $2. 5 It. exttMion ladder $1. binocular' $25. RCBS die PORTABLE TV. Zenifh. ex· JX...$4 .50. 234 Victoria, C.M. $XI 2 ' "'h' b m~ "s';," JeC ~r .Standard Bt'auty a u PP I Y and interesting bottle t"OI· 1rigerator c r o a s I o P 5e-$1. 646-8395 Painten; Mira Sp;o SJ.JO. • was 11 ns · eac · blonde frost wi2. nl"vt'r lrction J5e411, Maple w111l lrttzer, (ood cnrntiHon $25. £eta S~SlG. 22 r iDe $25. celle-nl condition $20 . Mhind Texaco atation at 66.'i Park Dr., CM. Garage "-'Ot'IJ, with cawe s25. Sil~r shtlt SlSO. El('ctric knife Black naugahyde Dunc1'n DISPLAY c a•e $6,. New grease gun $2.50. Nest Carpentrr tools Sf-S 2 5 : 64>4621 Newport and Vi c I o r i a , 38, 9-5 PM Sat. 645-4.TI6 Amel no aet wi& $5. 9l42 $3.SO. l pa.ir snort drapes SL Phyfe much exCf!!ll'nl ron-Professional hair d~r $8. of saws $1.50. 8 fl. .-xtension Electrical swHchrs, outlets ~,-p~,-,-1-,-,-,~H-o_ot_fl_l•-.-..,,..--r I anytime ~9014 CHILD'S 2 speed rocking Portsmouth, H.B. ~95 pair. Round mlrror S3 Na· dilion S24, Canned rocking 66' Barber polt> SZ2. &48-l40l S4 . Musical tub drum $2. and wirt 25c-S5. Dishes, 1· 1 hi 1,. h •• ,,.. • •••h·~e •u•h•' " DOUBLE •·d w•'lh h<a' hl'en "-'Orn, 1ize 7-8, 100% 3 B pol tam S5 ch horse SIS, Del...uxe f'X· 5 p;,,,. ~'-'""' S>I, 10na geograp cs '''" eac . "'' ' ,,ai "" ' o "" 1.1'" 2583 Santa Ana. CJ\.! pot1 and kitchen things rasi e ps ea · · uo:u.,,,.,... G•·"•• tool 7'• •1 50 h ~•t S\R, Oil p•int•'•g ..---.1. ._ __ ...... S'' 6 o"a""r d-u•• polyeslr.r doublt knil. 1 blue B' 11 t SI 3 ercycle, dual aetion S15. One 11181 Garfield Ave., H.B. •"U · 1 ""'-. · eac · ,..VV<.1 ...,..,,. ""· ' .... ... "" T\\11N bed frames SL'i each. 5c-Sl. Antique dishes, knlfe S3, 1 coral $7. 2086 \\lallace, e=~ab~ e:~~:udr'en roll new a:alvanizl'd wire 9fi2-7603 Z76 16th Place CM Apt. A lramf' $4. 2 ch&in "''hite S22. Dt>sk $8. End tables $3. Voit v.'llrer skis, pair SW. rf'srs anlf toothpick holdl'rB A B CM 54g..5324 2 ~front! &46-57.17 wrought Iron blue pla.~lir 543-8401 S.~S2fi. Pa!ch work throw pt · · ·' clot.hes all kind#! 25c·$:l. Pie· "x 4" &pRcf.'d, 3' high and LOW club ~hair exctllenl ===·-~--~=~I Sl'RI Vf'ry i;:oorl rondhion S4 ====---c--==I Single $10 Hydro plane boa I . DOUBLE •·.d 12 •. -. Head· lllte 75c-Sl. HRir d"'"·f'r 00' long S15. Ball lllnk 24" x ~-"•'l•o" St ;. ;., "ll> "' STEREO phonol:l'aph Sl2.!i0. KENi'.lORE \\'l'ISh<'r $ 2 5',. ' ,. R ···\ s2· w . pillows S1·$3. Old Singer '"' " 'J ... vJKJ ., ,,......,, 68 I •M• I each. Traversp rods 2 rods D 110 h ~-k 16 ~J. 0\11 UU<I a. omens ...... d •land $3., Small la•np• 24" top, 28" x 28" bottom, .. ,1764 ' or ater vr,' sea! $25. ressE>rs eac . ...,.,s po•t hi• ;. h' .,.....rd 54.'(). Be 1pre11 d Ii , <ncr-11p1iruo..:ima1f'ly 12' Sl. 1 Md ~,· · S 0 b " and girl's clo1hing · Jl}c-$2. ' a Sf'Wu.g mac 1ne u.._12 , .. h 2"' d•ep 1·.·. A"lo 1,·,e &<ar~ v.•aler 110fh•11er S'l!'i. X ,:1.1 inch I . 8 IL couc ..,, SlO T k t ~' quPen S8, lull $6. 2 l\\'in s;,, 3 .NL-• n.i1e en 111001 $2. ~ '" ·• u 11.pproximately JO' S l , R s; I O' Paper backs lOc each. Pogo · an YPf swe-eper .. ). T 1, .. 1 <o .~· 1 11 chaini SJ, Crab trap, llt'w WATER bed1 S19 Kl'ng or tii:...:12!"'8 ugs l'a('l, inelle Jet t k s· H 0 d Curtains ~ J)f'r panel lab!t!t $8. Chair $ 5. oy., ........ : . .., ,,..1r ~ a Q . 5 r I >-iiiiwU:-o;;;;;:;;;;:;:--;;;;;; 1 ~6~7:1-~5567"'.'________ $10, O\kf'11, boya and 2irl! ! \C a. · · roa racrr . · · 1 · Bassinelt $6. Car bed S.'.I. sizt!t and colors l'ic #ach. $2. Trim Twi.~1 ,r $2. 2.'.114 Uet'n ll'l.t , Yl'ar gue •n-Jo'ORMAI_., l11vrndf'r, "-'Orn l tO h Pu h ,. sel, complerf' Sl.i. Dark Antique RR Wll I phone S:!i. Disheg !ic-$l. All kinds Eldf'n Avt., CM ~g_514l ltt, 9:<12 n1~ $10. Portabtf' Olll.'t' ai~.f' 11 $lJ. l.a.clif'l'I SUR~ROAROS 2 S25, must ~Re · " mower ..,,, brown \11ig. like new Sl2. Ca!th regisrf'r tape 25<: roll. Johnny jump-up 14. Dog silverware 10c-25c. Gre-en g·l~=====~~--1 'TV S20. SinflP bed $15. quality kn it suitii $H41:1. ~II 675-340R 769~~ V.'. 20th St. off Plaoeq. Shoes ind purses SI. Cake \\looden Indian totema S25 hou8f' $15. 894-5915 couch S20. Deep kilcht>n iink REI FRJGERATOR. large and Ot'•. 276 £, 20lh St. CM COlltl S.'>-$10. Mi~llaneoul'I 1-PG-\_V_F._R_m_o_w_,-,-120-. -F.-.,-,-ly· I ti11, C.M. • kerper 2::ic . Bunk each. Lock sel,11: and hinges l21PieteGf'ecian waltsetS20. 14. J Commode M'ati 7~ cean $25. Nice ilove, clean 64&-66:W. drtl!M'l'I s1-s1:1• Bird cage, Anirrican l'OOCh S20. Jland DOUBLE lKxl $25, Single b d d ·u d r ht 25<: -SJ. 7862 TaJ1>er1. HB, Clothes, \nf11 nr, ladie~. boys S2.i. Wuher ln excrllen• fl 1 S.1 ~ 968 700 l m11llre111 s;,, Dl'f!AA form ~· h;u:P~~ ;1st q~o~ .. A~l'., I="='=·='"='=· =~~-~-size 12, girl,, size 8 10c-St. e11ch. 980 Oak St., C.M. "-'<>rking l'Ondition S 2 5 ' ONE pair 1961~ F-4'0Mli11fo 70000; ~Jlf'Ti~~ ~our -Sl7. 201 ~vor~ere!;~lr;~/~'~~5.bu~:rl'.~ Card lll hle-S:l. 262 Collon, Ci'ol 548-7043 Camping or cabin drapt>B n . l>4~176 646-7820. 163 E. 18th SI., leaf l!prlnga OK Jl7. T'.l.'O Ntwpor1 Beach, 54S--7154 WEDGEWOOD Gas Range, ~CHA==m~s~~h.~h~ba~~,--1~-1 CM. 7.75 x 14 radials. lo mllea 30th St., NPwport Bearh. 26" blkt SlS. Boy'11 20" blke COLLEGE Ari, large rol· older, but very clean, $25. Blankets $1. Sprrads Sl. • 1i c ' ve vet.,~~~~~~~~~~ SlA each. 2060 Still', CM, LOVELY BabyliDe crib S20. SlO, C1tr top (!itrrler $3. SOFA hed SlO. Twin bed $5. orful oil p11.lntin"1 S25. 496-4123 (Capo Bf'achl. Qullta: Sl . Throw ruga 50c, like' new S25. l awivt>l SCRAM-LETS follow Oak St. Sunday, all Port--a~rib $8.~Sl:i. Cribs MitroliC'OJM' S5. C11or aprs.k,,_r Double bed Sl0-$15. TV S20. 0 Black walnut arm chair, orange naugahyd e chairs d /lt'adrf'.•111 $12. 151.1 Orange Ladies d.ress"s small 50c-$3. Serigraph.! $5. Cleaflf'd BOAT 1raill'r for 12' boat. Uphols!ered $20. LeaHIE'r $12.50 f'ach. TV •I• n d ay weekdays alter fl PM. SJ-S15. 6 drawPr chl'BI $1 5, 9 Elttlric heattr S.'i. IAmt>i blande real hair "'ig S20. good condition $25. 152 Buoy bookends 50c. Ntw reddish Table $5. Ba.rr~I swivf'I ANSWERS PUSH mower $10. Garden drswt.r cheat $20-3 drawrr A\'f',, C.M. 642-5666 SL Antiqu!'d desk 12S. cost S42. 64.>-0785. St., C.M. bro\.\'n wig Sl. 946 JuniJ)f'ro, chair $'25. '42-8171 toolB 50c-$i Stepping ttont.s cheat $25. He11ctboal'd with SMAU. l1pe rerordf'r with Record c11binrl $2(1. Chalfl lOc h F t · 11 W drawPr niaht 1tand S25. n1i1·rophone $10. 5.16-11:11 u... 2 r · 1 s~ SINGLE bed, matt rt s s, MARBLE and w a In u t CM. 540-1169 LANZ dreSRs, c a.pr is, Intact _ Silky _ Ouldo _ eac · er L :t e r 6 drawtr chesl SIO. Old """· re rigera .or1 .w spring~ like new $ 2 5. cocktail table $15. t.1a1ching LIKE new, three clean twin blouses, 3, 5, 7, 50c-S5. lndlle _ NUDIST spn'ader S2. Wi1co11.11ln 8 hp la~hionerl la.rat chest wUh NF:W kingsize sprt'Ad llor11l earh. HW hearer $ 2 S;. 536-8296 end tab!e11 $15 each. 2 lable ., _ _._......,.,,, SI, SJ a·• 1,.. l 'k 'ddl • ''Wh t engine S15. 2982 Java R.d. . I°'' M . 1 'prinr, aran~e/yello\\', mat• Dni;ser SIO. Gas 1tove8 bed SP.Ill $25 each. Solid "''"'"'.,...~ <K• .• 1 e r1 l'8 · at J MtSA Vf'rdf'. '"•" .. 218 mirror r,;, alch1n1t arge 1u 10 It 1~13 '69 f'ord Su~r Van parts: 6 lamps SIO ta.ch. PolP.-lamp wooc1, Maple finish Uve l ee akales S6. 646-2133 ffi'.l·faef'd and cold •II ov~r ,,.,....., chetn SZ). Doublp m1t1lrel'il'i tress pad, rost $1'1, fnr $1 2. .,...... . oust'warP!I "'--. cyl 1·11.rJlalor 1s1, x J81rr S25. s;i. Brown chair $.'i. 968-ll-11. drawf'r chest $25. Kingsiu AQUARIUMS, 8 ial "Show" a.nri hidel'I bthil'ld thP. bu11:h-DRAPES, SOc. pair .. Reoord •nd box 11prlng SW, lligh Boy'~ clorhf'll ~l:te 12 slim Sal. at la> 74th St. Sun 11 Drivtrs ~e-111 $1. Delivrory 9002 Carroll Town Dr., H.B. bed tramt $1 5, f\111gnavox all acee880rie1 S15. 5 g11l $6. es:·· Answtr: "A ntwly-ad· •land Sl. 2 •1de mirrors $.'i cbair11 S5.~$7.50. Stroller ~$~1.114~~~!1~1;~~!t 11'~Y• 119 24!h SL ti75-0922 sear bast S7. ·l-14" x 5" WOOLb'raidedrugs,9'x12'. Hi-lirecord playerS25.2300 646-2388 milted NUDlST." each. Bun warmt>r 25c... l 16. StroUtr wilh bad< M'At ' -· · '• r' · 2Newmedium!!izebeanbag 1' x 9', 4' x 5• Sl5 each. 470 Red nds" D N 8 64~l~ burnf'r Cole1nan 1tovt', like S15. Baby buggy S 8 . METAi~ < Hict> chair m . chairs, one rP-d and one f'ord 'ol•ht>f'I~ SI es c h . Cambridge Circll!, C. M, a r., . . COMICS, Marwl and tthus, NET playpt-n $7.50. Car tt>af new SlS. Jo"rying pan lOc'. B l S6 n1 S6 Aquarium lank, 5 gallon orange S17 each, 546-0945 Hardioe wnrk lhoE'!!. new 642_1249 2 Twin beds, frames, box l!>c-SJ. 646-2388 S3. Nicf' porta-crib S7.~. Rerord album~ ]()(' 2!lft2 asio Ml .50, ~-.11yprn · 71 ? Si ~ars l'ht'Ck writer · _..... Cb'\rl' I 1r· 1 s7 = H~strom 1trollt>r huggy e!el'lric light llnd 11and S:'i. VW fronl seats S7 each, VW springs and mettress, 6"""' PAIRbfigeuphalster1d 1 1 arge icyc 41 .,..,. Java Rd., Mf'sa Vtrdt. · Porl11bl~ ,.lrc1ric ironrr $.'i. · 590-1· $5 S2i 897 W. \\lil&0n. C.i'o-1. PING-pong table, net, pad-eondition S15 t'e.Ch. Molorola fireside chairs. v.-&ond, P icnic b.ackel $1 .50. i'.1Pat ~8218 $12.50 2 m11:tehlni; nii?hl Cos"" kit<·hnn high tlool. ~now tlrra · ,, ·· 548-9597 dlPs Sl7 8042 Taylor Ave 'J r s; 2 h . SJ "r I Rl anrl~ $.'l. End tllblea $&-SIO. \.V S!lcrifi1•f' S4D schnol desks H B · '' consolr, speaket'll, AM-FM will a1ll M'paratrly S18 'icer :J, ~ air!t. ·. 8 nut DRYER SlO, T11hle 11nd 4 MO w 19 h c M 642-455.8 llkl' new SS. f\.1111tic Finiter.~ only $7.:in eit.ch, have 1 of SKI boors. me-n·~. two pa.ir~. · · record rplaytr $1!1. 64&-7tli4. each. 642-2267 rPcol'(I cahJflf'I S.">. Speaker h · SlO s.• ""' 13 · 1 • · · I •· 1 h R< NI 1 fu . c all'll .,y •II week m11.~1;ager, Tlf"W n ""·"· cos 1 •m -p ay•r size 9 and 10 S~ each. DOUBLE bed 11.nd headboard cabirll't s:.. Anllque \\•11lnu1 • . · '' · · ' · ·"" · 67~16 S2.5. 847_7243 2 Twin beds, compl1te. steel EXTRA long twin bed w!lh dining table S2.'i. Ctii>~l ol ~ o~·m1c11 tablf' SlO. 1171 Vk· G_ARRARD modPI 30 changf'r $49.95, !I'll ~5. 54~2;129 !tf'll!!lkcr ca hi net $8. Small lra.me11 with rollen: $10 framt> $20. Refrigerator S25. drawer~ $11.50. O:imblftlltion or111 , C.M, fiff>-7943 with b!lle and all cable• 525_ KNITS, 1uiis, dressr!, 11i'1,P rard 1ahle for children LOVESEAT S25. Lounge NE\V cu atom d rap f' 1 f'llCh. 30 lb. bronze screws Guitar amplifier B11 throom stove, ttfrigerator, l!in k Sl5 BLUE ruffied canopy t.'OVf'r, Matching rlusr covf'r s:t 12, f'lCCf'llcnt con rJ i 1 l n n 64!>-1628. chair $20. CapehRrt console while 4' 3 x 48" long, center S2 lh. 646-2377 sink $.l Wall desk S2.50. l'!ach. Antique chair $IO. apread, 2 shams $ 7. Chang-tr wilh ball~. r amlr S2-S20. Waffle makt:r S.t 7M~A~TT=R~E~SS~-,.-d~.,-,-,-p,~;-,,r,I radio S25· 673-6616 draw S2::i. Matching draJM'!t ROUND !able 11nd 4 cha irs Electric can openrr SI. Dtclor baby 1c:alet1 sa. Bun Beautiful Sear• d I 1 he R, cartridge and c PR $17. Broiler $.l Chorrl organ SJO. lilandard double l'Xtra hatd DANISH walnu! collee table, K' \\'ide x 84'' long S2i S12. Table a.nd 3 chairs S5. Lawn mower Wilh broken rack S7.50. BinocularR S3. whilP, rold trim sentict for Mos~berg modtl 42-A 22 German clork Sa. f\1aple King Karpen ortbo~rl ic, ex- matching end ta.bits, walnut Travers• rods for drapt~ Baby crib and m11ttres!t $10. handle Sl. Snow iki' "''ilh POpt'Orn popptr S:l. Wall R SlO. While desk, 4 draw,r carbinl' 'ol'ilh rol 1n2 stock, frame mirror and shelf SlS. Cl'llent l'Ondition Jor the «l't hasf' lamps SIO each . $.'> each. 2 pull·up chair~. Rockl'r S.'i. Double head-polti $1. Ov~rni ght "11~f' 50t" · clock $1. Copptr tray S2. $20. Matching chair SIO. nl'!td 7 1hotcllp S2l. Miii· 67'."r-6.127 S25. Ml 67304. r 968-1970 "''hi!e wood arms, black board S.i. Car ~f'al $5: Wall lamp 50c. Four kitchl'n Draftsman lf'1 with l'fl!lf' SS. T11.blit lamp S2. 1\\'in wicker ch!ng 4 power 22 11.cope S7. ~'ULL si:i:e innerspring mat· SURFBOARDS 5•6·'. 5'9", lf'alher SS ~ach. J suitcases Hassock S2. 5411-6275 c11.niatf'rll SOc. Clothl"I line 2 antiqur bank• SI each. Salt headboard S2. Polly chair11 MA1ching 4 x :12 power 1res1 S25. Wooden 60" office 2,;~5·m~~1~~:'1~!~·d~~; ~~."~~=~kw:~:~~ ~~?.w x'a.~~w -~o-M-E~N=·s-,~1.-,~h,-,-.-,~;,-,-s--10-.' ~~:~1~j:~c~r;; ~~: :: •Book"" ,"',, .... ~. ~i11.t 0 s,1 1 ·'·'::· .,',· ~; T.c:~i7i:r1 ~;~5~e~~P;~\n scope, n1ounted s1 7. 2· x 4' ss;;· s1~~~e.~ ch~~~~;rorr~1~ ~~e~; ~l~S~~chG1:'::5~ on wheels for 13' to 15' boat tall on rollers, ettrlf'nill l0t-S25. 611 Knowell Pl., Magazint rack 2.'ie. Playtex .,, ~ .... A-St~ 1,~11 Bpeakf'r tnclo11ure with f'lghr 642-3339 . S2l:l. Boat hoist launch cablf' 1 IJO 4. 1 ho 2 C.M. Costa Me~a SI., c . M . Ldon , ·"''· vn e .1ux 8" midrange speakrrs S2~. !a chment for ell'ctric drill 2 S bl ff bl . s o p · YPf' · too x STO. nurser SL Sll Krnv.·ell pl., ~2-43.% 11hlrt, 1h.I" 15. SI ~~· All 11~,e• Kenmore ell"Cfric dryer Jn S5. Ga!t TOll11erle unit, use ~tep ta f'$ co ee ta M, .~.000 pound~ 1 . a1nt rlrawf'r bl11ck che~1 40" x con. underground feedf'r I ;C~·~·M"'--,---=~-c~"li'iiievi;-V::o-;;;;;;;;---;;;;~ womrn'• 11nd ch 11 d r ,. n • s mini (•ondilion S25. 64&-3641 Indoors or ourdoor1 Sl5. 1307 walnut SlO. Double bell ~prayer outfit S20. 1142-2070 25" SIO. Electric hrater Sl. wire S25. Big brasa gl'ar TABLE •aw SZ5. !-land CHEVY V-8 engine "''ilb. clblht.11. 50<'-$1. 910 Mlatlon -Sllnti11.go Dr .. N,B. complclP \lrilh Hollywood MOD ladies rlorhl"~. f'X· \Vhitt hulch chf'~t SlO. Foot pump Sl5. 642-0490 mower S9. 2 mowt>rs s2.1 pov,Prgl\de 1ran,11 S'li. ClJA. Dr. near Bakrr, '62 Chev lefl front f Pncfl'r, franlf' $1 5. P11 ir JivinJ room rr\Jrn1 cnndirion. sl~Ps 7·10 11tool 2.2" x 22" S.l Slerf'O AQUARIUM 21 J:al Pemco, ch Edgrr $S .1,1" d .11 loin valve <-'0Vet11 $!).Two win<l.'>hield, front ancl 11!111' 1''1..00R pol l~hf"r SlO. lamp11 S.'l. 675-8.1HI ~1-SR. PUTSl'li and jewelry Ai'o1-F'M recorrl pla yf'r $2.i . ~a · · n Ford lriif"k 1~ rim a s4 PA Ch. ~FA And ch:i.lr S15, Glrl'a bum1wr.~. hoocl, d n I) r 11 , Ttedwood cluh Chlllr Sl 5. bluf' try11tal back, htatf'r, S20. Fan $.';, 2 lf'nni11 rac-C s-2181 bike Si .50. Lamp' SI. n--k" b r. Sit ho 6' 1 s· l"iO BIKE girl's 20" SIO. 673-5134 :i0c-S2. Cocktail drrs5f's S.10. r.1111chinit" walnut ~peakf'r gravP, l!uhJ.and SZfl. 4. hrasa q u ~ 11 S 3 e 1 ch, 2 hevy fronl axlf' "'· lOr F:l tr' b 11 .,.sg"' ~ urk('l~ sin <'111:11. .rill1• anlf · w rft('l! op ·'· · ONE reP[ lyJlf' power mower fl42-197R t'abinPt $20, .f iberglsi.11 bow cylindrical bird cage wilh BriR"gs/SITatlon t>ng\ne" SW Pari!ic SI., CM 64~>-0974 Do~bt; ,.:_.11c,._ .. ro,h:~,,·, .. ,,.. radios;,. rtf'ar $15. 62 Ch,.vy vo11 tr11n11formf'r s~ .. Music Bo . 5 . b · k 42 lh$, 11rrows S25. Archery black hood S7. !'148-8&4! h G 50c. h lRROO u.:u "'-' H S11111on W.wi:on part~ 111l1M S:l. Hand ml\l!Sllger S5. S7 as ls. One rorary pow~r 3 Y 11 tingrRy 1 e 3 chest, quiver l'IC, S20. Com· eac · a.me~ roac · MUSTANG Rally park, clock 7.il Olympit', C.i\f. 546-2114.'i $1·$.i. TR~3 door and hood V11poriz<'r $2. f'M lablc mower Sl:i. 9'11 Laming $1~$25. 962-1984 d UROP-ln t>le-ctric ovt>n S20. R~wood, V. r .• 1 h!otk It la rh. S20. 1147·8115. :---11 0. 61 2 "'I' 1·11rJio SI. Mrn'11 "'·--"en Lanr, Collra ,\1rsa. posl spr~a ~r. 3 cubic fool e11.sl of Bu~hl!rrl hf'twel'n CAR baUl!rle11, I~ vol!, hkP _,,, '' "'"-' MIRROR tlrgan! anliquP. $.i. Sc11r11 ~hop-v11c', new S.l~i. Dish"'•ashPr SW. Twin ~d Garfit>ld And ~Ii;, TEJ\.'T $IS._ Antique trunk SlR. ntw condition S7.S5. ~9990 BLONDE hookrA!tl' hrAd· h11ngPr~ ~. CIAy pots lOr. 8 ANTIQUE mirror $6. Chair l!l~'le world F'rf'nch h11ro-42" rounrl me1al tahlt, 4 $.'i, Double mattre5s SS. 10 Old rloth1ng 50c to SJ'. Tool11 .62 Ch bod s:l{l~~rs 50c. Crow bar Sl. $4. Milk holtle!t $1 t11.ch. fl"Ue "''Ith :lii''. n r n II t,. 11vocado chlllrs $25. Ladie!t lh. anchor i nd clillin S5. ''w~E=r-,"~;-, ~""""-~.-.~d-J•-,~k-f'! ~ 10 $2. Plumbin2 hr111R 283 .. v. Y par!a S1-S25. ::r~P~ a~50;,,~~r e;;~: 61+.li69 Bahy chllnJ:er SL Photo goldlear frame. pla1te $17. golf club!!. bag. c11.rt, $15. 7 Gem Jta!t larik S25· 548-966l S20. Bootll and pant• $20. and pipe fittings and*· lOc • engine $2.5. Ht.ad• S2S. Electric can openrr S2. l Chtst or drawers Sl0-$111. enla11ttn, S5 f'l!rh. 645-2463 English china elr.gant rose drawer walnut desk Sl5. ~LEGAf\'T Limogt Haviland fi36-027~ to . SL 630 Ramon11 Dr .. :_~gt' pttlfll doors $lS. Vei..o-m&lic food chopper Olive green 9 x 12 MJI( $8. garland with rich bordrr ;,.JS.-1737 gold scallop edge S dc11sert ORJB and mattrea~ SIO. Baby Irvine Terrace, Weit. I::.="'°~,,------S2. 962-7&.'">.1 Sh11g rul{. 8x 10, SS. Double band• 1.,6, • p I at t ro r' POWER lllwn mower S15. 63' plates S2S. Eastman Imm 11wing $4. Child'• rockl'r S3. GIRL.5 24" bicycle, newly SB.ARS 18" powi>r mow:~ ZENITH ltlevl•ion 21" con-bed box ~pringR $5. VW m11..i;:: 2 v('geiablC: bowl~. Jrf'111'Y glanl 6 225 engine compltrf' movie csm!'r& A-1 $8. Fren-Doll crib S2. Sterili1.t.r 11nd 8 pa!nled ext'l'llenl condition with catcher S25. I 8 aole Sr.l. Vaur;um cleaner "''hf'el!1, llreii S25. Amr.riean boa! Sl9. Antique Havil~nd, "'' i 1 h T 0 rq u e 11 igh 1 rh gold leaf antique de&ign bottles $2. Jntant &f'.111 SL Sl8. Po~r mower, nt>tdi a ;~o;trbl wi1 h ~alct1er and attachments, like nt>w magR, F"'ord s20. Cnrv~lle rosf' iipray, dinner P 11re lransmi~sion S2S. 147_7017 mirror 42" frame $25 Lad ies Ham51tr l'AJfl '.'r()c. Deluxe little carburtlor work SIO. · o a • 1111 e11 Pr, Sil Caf'l)l'I iwef'per S7. v11lvP. covers S10. Lalf' V\V ~·!·~~raK~:.kS8~';,~-S.:sovie MOVIE projection llCrttn S2. :~:r;l-l~u~~r~drobt, car btd SlO. 847-!illll Hand mo'.1-'er, n" w I Y ~~ SIO. !WM Tustin, Movie projector, Rtand11rd II fron! end part11. hrake. Thinline toaster S2. t'ormal BEDSPREAD "double 1ize 1tharpenl'd Sii. 226 Cabril/01==~~=-=-~-SXJ. Qul'en ,;iui qu llt'd drums, ghof's $5. Chevy In· CARPET 12' x 12· hei2e $25. size 10 54_ Bassintitte S2. UPRIGHT vat'.'uum $ Io, blUI" quiled n~w $8. Bro11o'nif' St. S4S-2303, C.M. HIDE-A-BED $20. Olmn headboard, unu8f'(f s 2 5. !11.kn manirold S20. Holley 1.1' x !l' beig:' $15. 26.:. iquare LAdies coal $2. Shetland rug 'I'win aize bed $10. Bra.ts cRmera "''ith f!aah S l. LADIES Enali5h 26 .. 3 speed Tcommunication rtceivl'r $25. Jo'rull•·oori N>fref' r 1 h 1 e, rnrb. $15, Malf'rnity rlo!ht-11 ft'et (If green $2.i, all with h 12 ••) 3172 1mokl'. ~ta.nd Sl.;'iO. Mf'n·~ 536-0278 blk,, ('.le•• s~. ~~G ...,2l ape l'f'eordror wilh lapr!I large, Inlaid lop S25, Solid 50c. Baby clothe~ ae-Sl. Kl!· pad, .i..'\&--0718 -'~•-m~"""--'~-· -~-·--~I !iilllcks SI. 11:1, Inch plyhollrd '" .r...-~.. SIS. Corona Zephyr porll1ble walnut rolft>e tablro SHI. Two chen Mae:ician, new S4. f..1ui;: DOUBLE bed SIO Pair hlo:1d S'. Elt·t•lc i-1, ••sti. LOUIS Roth and _Harl Schaf· A.P.R.-1 high frequenc)' and f)'J)ewrl ter $10. \\!Wt Jeainfr I S2. :\\lvl"r\v11rl' ae1 SI. Sat. STUDENT desk S20 Por1able .. ~ "" .,... fo.r Ma-,u1t11 n11rrow I t:r Mapll' end 111blr. SUi. step end !ables SS Slim line Nf'v.• 11.lr i'Mlrr s I :>, • '" • l pl111r; in units 45 to 1000 t..18 ammunirion bf:H $12,54), Gun l5'r.i Or:i.ngr Ave., Ci\!. typev.·rHrr $25 Girl's 26" T.V. all'llld 52 Po ....... rn po"-\11.J)f!I~ 43 re«ular Sl5 eRch. wl!h _,,,. ,lubtlt S 2 0. k $7 ~ 1,, 11 .. A Proclor lo1111rr $6. l•11te hik(' $10 Coflee lablt> S7.rio ,,..v .,-Vaporher $5. Ulllity kltrhen nc•7 29 rac .. ~,. ~,.~ ng,,.,UJll' movie 11crttn $8. Waler ml-CAR bt>d with rockcr!t S.i. Jl('r S2 Se~ of di11he&, 1e-rvlc. 1 bl S2 3 d r· r ~ 4 546-10.\1 -upwritf' 1dju11t11bl• hf-11!1'/' · kl b 1...l'rgr pla.,li~ Palm tttt $10. a ' · · niwf'r 1reproo or pa lnringll In cu11tom IC rn table SlO. Tel'lf'!r for ~ight S2 2 dinl'llt chairs ,.,,, chest $2'1. fee chest SOc. I.IKF. new ~en uptio\glered BIG Boy Bar-B-quP. with SIO, Jcl' chrst ColrniAn S10. framr, $9-$19. c 11.J1tique jum!)"r s~. Swlng-m11t\c $8. :~~~W.Cand fiin for over nttd covrrln1 S2 Lar1ci Picnlc b11JJket $2. Mirror Pl•UOrm racktr S25. Girl'• 11plt 11nd motor ,2 .50, Mnrher'• Dn,y 11:HI make up Pt>tf;inn br..118-lw!llt $6 &ft. Jnfant'a bathtub SL Chllrl'J ""'f!. avoc;idn 125 Ll,.ht lng squ11re rnd l&.bl11 S5 ll1,rJ,y $10. Patio sel, ttlf. $140, Sl~ tormica top v1nll)' tehle !IGZ...76.~ mlrrnr with llahrii s~. " MUS.1.'i rockJnr chair, bllick $2. o "74" s.;1rldlt hAa:~ s:. 2 i...wn mowrr $5. 25 11. wllh organdy 1k.irt $9. G. F., 4 CyJ'nd MG -US mattre•• rood $7.!',0. Squire I;;;,-=,,.,--,,,,.,,-,:,-,;--Amm movie camtra with lbttUTC'$, rtt'esllei! and hel~~ S2 and $8. 160 23rd aardf'n hose $2 f' a c h . 1talnleu atf!V cotter por S5. 1 er . lJlllllt' · ()tloman $4. K, n'" 0 r, 110 sea.le lnin lrack And c•11e $6. Movie acreen $3. regular S.t Tf'nnls rack:•t~ St~t In the rear fjtg..64.25 f'oldin .. !abll" s2. 94 oo!f 646-$906. 171J Marlin W•y, Tranaml5ston $25. Batttrie.s Mana:le $10. 2 wnod can SOc-$3. 29" x 6.'i" Ll b , 1 S2 Sl.50 eAch Baby carrier ,,. NB SlO each. Charger $10 1946 i.-k C i.t. Robl"rl Wnod reproduction te ar, ~ amps · DESKJtable 44" x 19", 2 bAl!s $.'i. Golf ('!uh" in-· Sin,t'.t 1...,...111 car with 28.1 ......, ca.~~ $.1 ~a1:h. •llM: C I 839-1062 $1 .50 557""4849 " I'" Br I ding •· ·' I 1~ 2 SUNDAY M 16 JI • ~· l2 x 12" • ·rg• ··'am f S3 No. 4 I btrl Erector atl cetner urawers "" aaa c 11 .... 2 anu CAr .i.-i. • ay · ...,, Chevy engine parts $2 to : ..... , ~ ~M~ 1 u-s-1,..1ton aquarium and BLUE Chlpt $2.00 each book BABY lurniture; Crib $17.50 drik lllmp SL~ Outdoor rlesb P..SJ2. 3 l' ht• I 1 'l'wfn bt'd $15. 20" hike $10. S25. M~11:aenctimill 17} cc rua11 """ • S: .;pJ. a P e tll\er 12 8 b!Jlb-bAlh wall (cash). 4~.1263 LagunA Playpen $15 51rollf!r $4 ba.rbequr v.'lth mUwrle s;. $10-S25. 6 IL ladder $2. Brass 1 em I· c Ir cu I' r eng1nf' S2S, Carburetor SlO. llphOl&tery pl11tform rocker ttxtun! 12. Lamp S2. 46~.. Beach. Chair& $1.SJ Baby and Lad!r• Bulov3 w11\ch, ex. Tahlt lamp11 50c each. P ll'· llttpla~ 1crr:11n SIS. Toy~ l!M!i Evinnide autboard S25. S7.50. C'.orner t•ble Sl. child's clot hr• 10c-$2. Ex· celll'nt condlt\on $ 2 5. tutti $2. fi86 H11mlllon, CM. IOc-$1 . Ckllhta lGc-$5. 1&42 1.,. M 1 S"~ C(lrner ftht'lt S2. BAr-1>-qat lrttn wovt>n wood shadt BOX trailer S20. 642-0047 cl d \ I. b'k S3 962 -.~ 1-·····. NB """ aY111a a•• eng M. ..... -11 ''3. ,. ,,,,._, "· ."l $10, 540.0lM trey e "" Ir • 1 " -v'tOU CHILD'S mclal foldl11g 1able • • '"" C 8 radio S2.., Capl1trano "''' "' '"' .., ·~l '62 Ramblf'r C111.&Sic part•: each, 3064 f.llldl90n Ave., Ttl\E, new, FirestoM 7.T~ x with two ch11 irs $5. Geiger ELECTRIC table saw !II, ~11.ch 4~'.26 . i;'t:11.t ~~a 1st., C · M' RADIO pl\onofraph ca.blnel. $5-$10. 1\t'O '5" new lireli SlO Ci\! It S15. Gt&-7510 counter $25. ~1-7~ Mmemade:, ha.s 1/3 hp lMPORT'ED E1'l(li,h Mnt "17" • on Y· good tor Hl--fl Jl~. Baby eacn .. New c11rbu1'f'!Or for • T\\-1N padded baAd bo•f'l'1j moto~. 643 w. wu~n. CM Chi'"" ··-nd ,11 kl•'• OJAIRS. 6 walnut 2 need crib anti mattrt:11!t SIO. R.ctl '5.1 Chevy flO. 548·5124 rRO·-11-............. for SMALL b\ke wil.h trainln< ~·· " clo••·1\\""" '" .... ,.1, b •k t •.,.==""--,,_-.,.--.,,.,-, SIS eaC'h. Blond 1tep table SI! r• I "' .... ~n~ s1::. 1"1: ' • repair $25 644..fl14 ""' ...... ,. rt .. II. l' I ' pickup truck $2D. l 1 T wbttl!t $7. Gei1er rounter _.,,...,, Sc-$LOO. SAi. and Sun May ~. 13. Tall bird c•itl' $4. Pie· COLF'ERS -1:i0 btau!lful 2 whHr lamp ha&f Hahl Sl6 Ramona f>\11.ct, CM i.,.;"5,;",;.· _53:..1--7-"'~~-~-NEW dP.sk. hu 7 drawen 1) 1nd ?.1~ 16. lG-4 6.il W. DEPRESSION a:lau de•R.rt lure tram~8, '1-$'.J. Sala go1( ballA. ~7 Jor $1. 219 ~~-:c~·~~~~· =~~r!r '~!'. SALES MA 1" • • m P 1 • • ' RJl:D tire V\linfl pedal car $13. 64!1 W. 'VU.On, CM 11th St ., CMta M1'8A Jtf'l, cold t!ntl!d Pl. 6t.M.11• pUlnw' 50!". Otmr (.'f)f tnd I ~Po=i""='~tl~o.=Cd~M~~--- 2 whlle lhi'O"' n.r•~ St "''flm,n'J h&ndb118 $2.50 I S.'i. Grlter. roun!er 12!1, f\.IAG ty()* wt.l'el ('l)Vtf'S for TV 19" Zenith aw. $25 MATERNITY ""clo~· 9-.11 pad $;), 25il We:1tmlns1er, SURFBOARD $25. Good con· Mfi..6it!i 1111 ~ ~1 I each 54~1226 ~'1·721M VW SA P.At'h 6~rn'l ~~ SIO. '44-4314 C,\l fi.16-'8.'9'7 dlfil)n, ~2-05.52 \. ------ • - --- NOW'S THE TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5678 -. l)AJL Y PILOT SauirMy, M11 l.S, 1~71 -ll§l.___[ _ ...... _ .... __,ll§ll.__I _, ... _.~_ ... __,l[l;I ....... _ I~! ..::-~ l~l ;ml --""'1:...-""'-~ ,.r1nsport1tlon Office Furnltu,../ Offlu furniture/ Equip. 124 E~lp. 124 SOMETHING NEW ! ! Al COLLEGE OFFICE EQUIPMENT (In Harbor Centert NOW CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE 11 On Approval of Your Good Crt<lit HERMES, VICTOR. OLIVITTI, SMITH CORONA And Others Type"·riters. Adders. Calculat.ors, Des ks, File Cabinets for Home or Office. Ne\~' portable type,vriters as low as $49.95 \Ve also honor BankArneric ard & Master Charge Colle9• Office Eqpt. & Statlonen Harbor Shopping Center -Back Mall 2300 HARBOR COST A MESA 546-3121 KITI'ENS T wka old. l thOM Ct1ta 152 Bo•ts/Marlne &o.h, Power 906 Boats. Sail 909 Campers, Sile/Rent 920 hair ma.It, l on.nae. I ctty . Equip. 904 -10· A' ''KAN' ~ Cycl•s, Bikes, Scooter• & Whitt. 1 llufb blackBEAUTlf'UL S eal poln11 ,,.,,,.,,~.,,.--,-.,,,_...,-.,-'61' GULFSTREAM : 17' DEMONSTRATOR ~ cam!)l'r lhnl, m11Je l flutf)t any It. white Siamese kltteM, ml.le, $1.S, BOAT doUy "'/whla: for 13 to llberglas~. 65 hp fllrrr. vin)'I SALE 1 siell cont, wlgas ' etec. '69 vw, 24)1, pertecl oond 1 e.,,.; a It' .• Weened A box f~male, $20. Ms-&:i 32 15' bot.t, waa ulltd ln boat top, bait tank, pump trlr. Corol\lldo 27, 30 &. 35 l't'frl(:. Range & oven, l~ & All extras & 1 e r v ice trained. J ... old mother cat. tem&le, UO. MS-.2538 yd, $2). Boat launching hoisr Xtra1~ Sl•95. ~ Orig price Yankoc 30 l!Ov clet·. Sink ""'/water reeord&. Pr. Scott "' a.bl f 3000 lb 548-7471 li)'Sle1n, a"•nings & lots of or 4e~u1 . Short ha.ir , IR'Y A orance. SIAMESE kitteru. .wealpt, c e or up 1.0 1, $10. · Save Up To $2,000 ,torage. 6 .... top L\\TS lor ~ C.M. ~15 5ng chocolate·PI gentle, beaut, M2-~10. ~fUST sell, 25' Ch\·eru; Ex· Up To 10 Yrs Fln11.l'ICIJli' saler h11'y trav~. Sl.025. MlNl bikt, 3~1 HP, Br111s & w EI M ARANER/Shtpberd-box train., P11rtbrd Sli ea.'·.,-.-H-P_V_S_cru.e __ d_•_•_•_t•_n.._· -p«u crui!rr. cood cond, Trades, Lrase Bad!", Chartrr 67>1123. Stratton efli, good eond, $8'.l Pupa, Frff to SoOd home&. ~2127.' En&ine complete. 1-l Trans. Bara:aln Pr I ce. Eves YACHTS ROY ALE, C~H~E~V~. -,.-.,.~1-,-,-m-,-,-r. or best ofr. Call for in· 1'talea. a wka old, in-SIAMESE KITTENS Like new <60 hnl SG>. 6-'2-3062. I NC. siorqe 1o yrs. Like new. JormatKm 557-176.l aft 3 pm. feUjzent. kwifll. Mothn' A Putebftd. $15, 67l-'mfi I----'-·------* 23· TOLLYCRA.F'T Cabin 2912 \V. Coast Hwy, NB Take small trade-in. 34U l 19-18 Triumph T1g;l'r 100. Ori( fath@r AKC J't&. 54&-.5US art DOii 154 USED 40 hp Scott.s elec out· cruiser. SIS. head. gll.lley, 645-0810 Coast Hwy, Apt 11, Dana cond . SOkc. 13.llOO oria: mi. 5:30 pm. S/15 board motor v.•/2 prop!f & 110. bait tank. $3200 Ready FLYING Dutchman ,._ tr!r, 1 ~P~I_. =-,-.,...-,.-,-,.___--Must see to app«c. $875. FREE black' ' wht siiotted GERMAN Shepherd f'e-m 9 tuel tank SUIO. 549.Gl66. IO go! ~714I 828-7504 all like ne1Y, 2 full sets of '51 !-"l:lrd IChool bUi, con-67:>-4507 P di . mo, AKC w/papen, obe·l0 -,.-oo-----,= O puppy, oo e mi x , d' tr · ed M t Sa , Bo.ts Power 906 Boats, Rent/Chart'r908 sails + sPinnaker gl'ar verrro. FOR SALE R KA\VASAKI !Kl. Ne;w f'X• houiebroken. S mo old. ie.nce lln · ll9 c. •----'.,--,--""'.--Sl2';iO or olfer. ( 21 3) TRADE. 548-5613 alter ~. Price open mall otter 1: panslOn chan11H'r. Gttat ~. 20311 Cypress -·SKIPJACK 21, brand ~v.. 65' Schooner (l\elpie) MO\Y 886-nn. IUikfor J1m. ,. s 1 I ~-•--tt~s. •11• 87S-476'1. less than 10 hrs on 210 '°'=-,--.,..-,-,--'""" 1 ;,;-,C;;i;,C.-;-:=-::-7.= iri ·tree! ,. g; a · Ac· ..-... ... .....,.. •• booking bal"('fOOt l'rui~5 to PVT ply 11o•ants lo lease a 25' '71 PA.CE Arrow MolOT <.'f'~t!f>S $295. 54.>-3584. WANTED: Home with n..c. C.0 .M. e .. ine. Sh.Ip lo sborc C 1· r._ \:" · SI • ~ · · I _,__, k ata 1na 1.1•:part r ri r vr , sailboat on a nionthly basis. llomr, pl! 6, sell \:Oil!., ' M • 11 t t m St "' Restaurant ~ anta.ttic rnce Y .,..,,-= it· • low:able black and white n dio-lull ser rovers. fl.'.lany S e l2Jcc YAMAHA-Knobbi,.s. \tSICa ftl rumen I a • • relurn un rv('. SJO prr Call 842-;,.J26 anytime. No gen·i:11r. surnn1er d a I e s t 1-----.-,--~-. I Bar 132 le n ll w I• P • r k Ii 11 1 eoc:k...a-poo poodle1. Very exrr·as, ooast guard equip. c J'f c · 'Ail 2-l'hambl'r, fo rk braCi'. XJ111 • f1JLL sr1 of drums, C.ood personalllles, l all black, rea110n&bl1. 54&-4145 afl S men!, elc. See Dockmaster. person. a 1 · r u i 11 es chihs, pl!'ase. av . · 83 i~I). l'Ond. $223 or ofler. 540.J846 l cond, $140. REST. f'((uip. Sweden othfin black w/whl feet. pm. Balboa Bay Club, 543-2211 _s.t_ll-4 __ ,,_I ___ -.., ___ ' • LIDO 14 No. 914, blue & TRADE '67 Drluxe 4 dr. aftrr J pni . * 644-1368 * M>ft11erv, 1licer, rrill. dell 49&-2889 So. l.a.guna. ~17 POODl.ES • MO"L' $6500 or v.•Ul if"aSf'. EST A BL I S II E O yacht "'hill'. \\'a.nt to !ti! now~ Cortina, xln't 1.:ond plus ~ -• -- --ttlri ktmaker w/drink &l· n..:. charter agrncy rweds .sharp 64&-0885 for latr model van camper. 1971 SUZUKI 2.50, dirt bik,., t.yle Ctass1cal Guitu CR • ,__ 2 yn. old atahan lema.le. POODLES!! J9' f'lBERGLAS Dorset L -& •1 1 100. ==~~-~~-~~ Call 675-ST.:>8 74 mi's. JO mo's Jett nn I tach!d, N ??(. m'IK'• • ~-•"can K•n""I cl b V 1 th , uuals, po1•rer sai , o · KITE, Xlnt cone!. 2 ~ails. 2 l =-=c=---,;---;-,,,"'"-:c '''''· 112,-. «o o,·~. .t:xcellen1 rondition n.in •• u · ery We have kita o em!. Cabin Cruiser and D'llller. 7j " .• 9 ~~ " · 644-8093 lov&bl and be lful Fre Ernir r.·linney 5'1.-.l I bonus, tr!r. rsnbl. li4&-0203 '69 f'ORO Super Van·Elec !----------• S.\i 642-0022 e aut · 1 e St6-0l42 333 E. 17th SL, CM hp John50n motor. let Do'X, * 1910 PE1''1'0N 12;) * " TV, Radio, HiFi, to a Jovin1 h om". lavatory. head, C.B.: radio, 32• Twin.screw Chris, fully ~"~'-'~· ~61~3-Sc:cn_J=•~v<'~•~· ,-,:;-:.,-relr1g. l'K'ad, ovrn, ~love, XJ 1 d S4:xl 1 ~ GfflSON Lr5: Gold hardwaN', Stereo 13' 673-5747 5/18 SPRINGER Spaniel pup!, bail Tank, ou!riggers, 44 ga.I equip'd. t'lshing or Cruis. 12' Aquacat; ,GoocJ cond. new fhp top, air rond. 545-3215. • •" C~~ 61.l-71J85u·;· ~ humhuclung pick • ups, AKC champion atock. For 1 1 11600 J!l6 E 2•·t ir"" Xlnt .,,R .. "'8-2434 i:tr,·k, ca' carr;,,, Cycles Bikes C blondt tifush. 838-0047 MOTOROLA 23" Coklr with 2 ~~. 2 awlni Itta, dbl &how'. huntina or pet . ur .cap. · · .u ' .... • ""· '" • s49J. 673-6251 ' ' • HONDA lfJO. Xln! cond stand, new $500, sell $175. bx sprini, cotttt table,J~SJ>.l344~~~----,-:::-J:;;c7>_1.:;;:--;:;:;~mi;:R-;;n;: I Boats, Sail 909 Scooters 925 sm or. best offer. Extras Us~k':;!~~i~ ;~aker Xlnt COhd . "'~lso d~lo~la arta1.:._diaplay 2eue_I~-~ crib~, SM mini poodle 7 v.·ks J;ZO. '67 31' FAIRLYNER F/B, rad. Dinghy. 91; O . B . L~~r.l4-~:~1 54~":00oTr;~;;· l-----Tff-IN-"____ ..._..,31 1rtreo, AJit-r" ra Kl, ucr-ma u.,1se:s, =-ll'S a . ' I ' · T S Vtry tut Sips 6, CAL 2S Ra Load d SIS " HONDA 250 Scrambler. Xlnt, • 56-iT~ • "" cabinet $75. 645-4431 bookl. 546-6697 5111 7 wk old pt Seq e pupplf!! xlt~ ra.lorT Replacement cer. e . or 67:>-8465 eves. HON. DA d •t ., ---------'C-1 $10. &ll-481& dys, SM--3885 ' . _ Raytheon spdmtr. Spin r 11:.1 ~-~=~,....-~--..,= con . "ust see lo •pprec.1 ~Office furniture/ r.fOVING, must 1ell new 1'flXED &mall Gernam value $27,(KX) price $13,950. S!IOOO. Nwpl pier avail. * LJDO 14 No. 2663 $27J..Offer. 6TN!M& i • Equip. 124 Sylvania color TV, remote Shepherd male, 9 mo. eves. . 646-4WO, 968-l!l52 494-0-151 v./trail<'r, $l09:.i. Less tr!r SU '67 \'A:\IAHA 100 cc trail 1 conlrol &: antenria incl. $200. housebroken. Xlnt dilpru:i-GERMAN_ Shepherd puppi_ei, '55 Chris Craft Cava.lier. 17 ' s945. Eves: 644-2001 '°'fRIEDlANDER" $17j. or bes t offer. • \VA.i'\"TED: U!ed office 54~16:> Hon f1ff to good home 1 wlu, SIR from ~pion Runabout, Chevy 28J engine, 35' Ho!idA,Y l 'awl. Very ship-SNO\VBIRD fibergla~s ; 2 * 5-18--5802 * " furniture. Des~. chlin, 496-o6265 Dana Point S/l! line, $63. Stud aervice avail. Rura percttt. SSOO or best py. very mahog. Aft cabin. sails \\.'/dolly or trlr. $300. 1Dll ••Aat fNWT. WI 1 etc. Davis Brov.·n Co, * MAGNAVOX c olor 847 n07 U 3304 M NB SJeepg 8. Sl ip avail. 6T~ * * 646-4370 It* 537-6824 e B!ll-7566 '70 SUZUKI 90, like nu.J TV-Xlnt cond, Frultwood 14 mo old G. ••·p·, hu L--.. -0 er. arcus. under \varranty, 750 mlles. I .,..1686 •. P•" -51) .,,.,.. ....,..,,. •• '""''N Mal t n.. !eves & \veekends ) 'B~~~S~l .c-~/~D~~k-~9=1~0·1,61 B"il•-12~-wot• 2~ ' ca u1et ...... •• new; b'a.ined tor blind all iDots~ amu e .-upg,57 TRO JA N 26' OY1----------oats, 1ps oc s " ...., ......... " .J<J $32j, 673-2191., , ~ Pianos/Organ• 126 must .e..ll $300. 536--0331 271 Mont• Villa ~7932 aft AKC, $100. bridge/dual control5. All 24' MUST SELL S . 8 engillf'. Righi crank 1 ~ chip-.68 Bullaro 100 l'ut dirl 1 1 • • 300 P'·~..,.,. & n-..... ll'' TV'•, $20 _ S2S l :30 ~flT * 642.-0lll * f'Xtras sips 6. New eng . SJ~ •I. head, sink, fully 40' . LIP in S!l.nta arbara. peel. Sl5<l. '67 Hcinda, JO.l RArly . ~fany x•·so. Xln·i ... ..,. ......... ~ R-'I · Ch 646-9000 •··· \Vant !o_ exchange f 'l r engine, bo~d to l"JOc.•c, coin· u r ·~,•-USED. Go'-out l"r Oooa couu tion . . AKC Beagle pUP5 amp. .....u\p""d. Also, ~abot huil. · s.100 642-8?~8 I It. 1~.i:.• '"'" .., 1163 2 htters-excephona.lly cute 1 2 1 ~-. r Nrwport. iipprox 1 mo. this plE"1r 1ncluclin .. pipe s, $1J. ''° '< b··•···-,1. RenuJs $10 a mo. * 67i-. . line, 6 1vka, 2 mae, em. MAY DAY! '61 26' Custom All xln't 1.'0nd. 644-073:->. " " "" k1ttem aome part Swne~. Moi-51)3; bit 1 · 4 SS 177 HP sumn1E"r. 21.1 981-0 !61. 646-3814 11.fl 6. '69 KA\\'ASAK l 500, S52i I! Steinway, Baldwin A: Kawa.I RCA 25" COLOR Con.IOle weaned 4: / r a In e d :i ' 5 ps • ·• " · CAL 2-24: Sips 4, hf'ad & SLIPS for sailboats. 2r 10 Jf '·'6=N7,0-,710-,77=50c~,7ho~cc-,71 -0,71-170 Good cond. Comp J et" J y 1 J. Chickering, Yamaha, etc. Near nt\\'. \V /pol. $250. 548-4615 5/17 OIAMPAGN£ toy poodle C~!I y-&. B~I olr o~er gallf'y. i\1otur, \\·/battery. n arr 0 IY be a m. Be s 1 800c bl chE"cke1l by n1rch. j36..lj96, I ~ FIELD'S PIANO CO. * * 548-7364 * • ==~,------~I v.•/papeM! avllilable tor stud S2500. Pier avail. 673-{12&5 $4900. * * 968-4 179 c. St-mi t'hoppert. ~ I r, Costa ?o!esa Garden Gro\'I! FRE~ hone-man11tt !or &e:rvice '''/lame. 54.i-3658 1-. FIBERGLASS boat & 40 rac1l111ei< Fre,. pr kn g. eng &. tran~. Good look in;, HONDA-Not Runnine l\1AGNAVOX color port. ain-lertiluo!t. J)31J Cypress, a . i\lALIBU OUTRIGGER Phone 673-8711 'IJI JO P.\1 , must sell. SS;.() or bcsr offer. $1:> * ** a-19-1688 1 1n 41 645-3250 ln4) 63S-1l70 llalo! 18", liko! new. Paid Santa •--Hei....._ .,.,. """"' A:KC IRISH SEI lER · 6 mo. hp mot?r w/clec !!!.!rt. Big e PLUS TRAILER e Call bt\\'n 6-!l wkdys, v.·knds I ---·~. 0-11 •~. '">l33. Af,. •""' ........v:r.4'> 1 · v.·hl trailer 968-4&39 PRIVATE side tic . .;;i· ma.~· '68 BULTACO FUR.SANG I~ WOULD YOU ~ .x: _,., .....,.... Sill &ll 1hots &: lie. $150. nqulJ"(' • · $700 ;i41)...2J73 '""'on. S!OO m•. anytime 67~2 , --=,,.,==~~~~o-"'-'-1 ... •~ S '--· Bch 33· CHRlS C t T C '--d '" " \\'1th accessories. firm $400. · " BELIEVE COLOR TV $50 at ..,., 1• ..,.. .. na ons · · ·....,..." I E 61•-~·'61 °~ TRIU'tPll 1960 I ,,. FLUFFY kltten1, 7 "'kl ~y bel 2pm or alt 9pm ed. $24,500. Day5: 213/ 14' SUNFISH, liberg ass. X· " IN o..iuCC ... ; 496-2&19. After 6:{)() PM. ~ .. r~:: .. o•,..G.~N10.kLE•'. SNSOo ::s,. 1769 Tustin Ave ., CM &. wbt feml, bl_k 6: white AKC 5 kl 636_0757: Eves: n 4164&5124. cellent cof)dltion. '26~.-;SL,,.-,IP~ . .....,,~,~:.1=m~o~.-.,,p=,;~"~a=te Triumph TR6 mai;., bike Mobile Homes 935 1 ,... ..... .,. " '" MAGNAVOX COLOR TV male. Need lov1nc home1. LAB pUPPle!, • w ' 493-3292 bath. No. 7 Balboa Coves, cstm ~ chromed, l\J olly i istration. No obligation. JU5t 21,,, ?ttAGNAVOX altno 847~960 sn1 ~l:.i AK 1:e~ ~~9k • ·~· Twlnscttw ts Owens, 14, Super Sattelite N.B. Call G'/>4331 paint job, SSOO or bst ofr. NEW' Mobile Home 20x5l, 2. f l Co""c·O~~~aM~:s~lm cor!90le. Bea.ut cond. S36-l£!7 LOVABLE black female puf>' yn e . o~ersl:,~~o*. Wil * 67l-53Sl 35· SLIP, Vic: Balboa Isle, ,'"=-2·='="7'~=-~==== BR. 2 ba. Sl2.500. Set up .(,,: 21" Color TV UHF SIM py. Needs So(ld ~ with ADORABLE dachlhund pup-Bayside Dr. Avai l June, Ju· '69 BSA 650rc LIGHTNING lnd5cpd in Costa Mesa'.s• 642-2gjl 19 .. Portable TV $30 fenced yd, 542-7096 ; pie1, AKC, males. All 1hob, '67 32'. Twinscrew Ollis 46' PCC Sloop, buil! ·~.8~• ly &· Aug. 675-5~!1 TOURING modrl·A65L, GREENLEAF PARK. l 750 ' t e 548-6529 e 836-4493 5/lB ~744 Corinthian. low down, Xlnt 6, cuslom inlrr .. .,, ,-AN. single 01vnrr. lo mi. Xlnt \\'hillier Av('. ~ H:!::o, Ne~vt e ~n w :.S!d COMB. 21" color TV/ftereo/ FREE Io qua l I t I e d YORKSHIRE ~errier pUp! ro~, $12,500. 548-2434 ~v~ Birr, ~T.'l-8990 Boats, Speed & Ski 911 cond. Ph: 646-8377 ."}48-1698 * &4.).2510 r piano! of most makes. Best $'30 homes-Water Spaniel mixed AKC Champ Sired. M·F •. 68 20' BERTRAi\-1 ~Oi>" 26 Excallbur-Dare fiberglass I J 1 FT, 7;1 Jt P t:vlnnidr. e HUSK'Y :.!~iO. Ser to BEAIS I' '71 G 0 J d e n we, r I buys in So. Callf. at Schmidt &m-tm, Walnut cab, · puppie.'J. Fenced yard . TER..,!S! ~ * * 531-8127 P1~, 160 h~ Mcrcru1ser. hull only . Bra.n~d f\C\Y $lJOO Beau! ski ;150 lnc. trlr believe. $7:50. Call Toni. Aquarius, sha1: crp!s. Full [ Mu1ic Co., 1007 N. Ma.in, ~m!!"!""'!!!llr!!.!"94!!-9351!!·~~! I 54B--O&l3 or 836-4493 5/17 BASSET Hound pup~. Ne~ $3500. Call 67.:i-~ . or Ollf'r. M~25o7 I ~~-657!t or 846-57~2 da)~ 6 7 3 -2 0 j 0 ; cv('s rt rps, 2 lull baths. 2 BR 4 . Santa Ana. ~ PLAYFUL 7 wk okJ kitteru litter. Loads of !ktn! ST=> ?.'.!UST sell 20' cabin cruiser, COL.U:'llBIA 28. J969 -Load-1 -67J...0662 1 d<'n, :0.1 1rrorcd \\'all ln lJ v.I • ALL.EN' ORGANS exclusively [ I{ I Need good home 2 blk 1 and up. 494-5662 $1l00 or offer. ('d. $9800. 0 a y <;: 213/. r-------)[iJ SACHS 12.">lasl. dcpcndii.blr _m_,_036-680 ___ , _____ • Also CONN &: \VURLITZER . frH N YOlf tiger. Mother Siam~e. Box BEAUTIFUL T-cup .t tiny * ~755 * 636-07J7; r:ves: 7141 646-.'>7~ l Tr•nspor1at1on rh Xlnl rond. Sac. ~95. Call FURN. 8.x3'1 trailer. nit'#; ; Gnuld Music Co, slnct 1911 ';••••••mi;;; trained. 54;)...659j :l/11 loy poodle puppies. Tiny loy 18' RUNABOUT. 50 hp in-VENTURE 21, fully rquip-. ml' _6~7_S.._1_06_1~~~-~o---park. Spii.ct & ulilities1 nt:> N. ?.tain SA. 5-17--06!1 I 12 Jo~rte puppiei, G. Shep stud aerv\ce. &93-9719 board eng, glas!lert haul . A·l prd. S2400. . . lmmacula1E" Norton 7.)() cc. under $60. n10. See !o •P" ~ STEU-.'WAY Grand, r!bony. Pri. party. $23'IT>. E. corr • dition. 962-2213 Sporting Goods l30 • FUU. ~t aluminum eolf club!! w/bag. $75 * $7-13'10 Store, Re1taur•nt, B•r 132 GON OOLAS "-glass show f casr, rea.sonablr. \\'ebbs 1 Variety 1882 1'.1onrov1a, C.ltt r 646-7249 TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT ' • ' ' ' I I I ' i ' r 1 . WANT AD 642-5678 ,. ~~~~e ca~~~ mommie out or mind and ao e BEAUTIFUL L ha a a cond. $000. 673-6637. I * 962-6.1Jl * Camperl, Sale/ Rent 920 * * S795 * * preC'1ate S24jQ. ;;<1~1667 I be r ncl att "'e. Please c a 11 Apso puppie1. All Hamilton.15 OUTBOARD f!brrglass e 32' P.C. ractnS" sloop. Xlnl "'""'=7"'~'-'-"="~=-:c'7 e 24x::i3 LANCER-2 llr, 2 ba. =4~n~c: ~5 6Ta-4687 ~17 AKC, sh o 11. Reaaonable 60hp Elgin, el@c 5tart & rond .. \lust sacrilirc $2950. ALU:\11N U:'if can1per shell. 8' ·70 YAi\lAHA 125: Dir t xtras J1t yn; old. ~f!W adult Pf,l'k.~ FElSI'Y little ,rey Jdttt-n 639-5&37 alt 7 pm. generator. $600, 536-2498 =·~~='~"~'~~~~~~~ bed. SlJO. J7:>64 San ta still strttt legal. $-l j(). C.:\1. 646-1823 [ EXT REME Ly attractive w/whlte nou. Needs food AFGHAN PUPPIES $125 16' Arrogla1s 120 i\-1erc FLIPPER: Sa ils & haul in Ca lailna, Ftn 'V\y. c2i;l3~/~'9~Z..;-5:,.Ct~36,,.,;;;;-;;;--;:;::::=: I lOx j;1 2 BR. partly Jum 2: adorable kitttns. Oean. Box ""==""="°''°"""'~o;::: ~ I ~-~!;l I wJai old . up. AKC. Champion lino!. cnits.r, 1'tother say111 it or xlnt cond. V ss than 2 yrs nvo .10· DCFB Chris's. >.1nt 2";i0cc X-8 SUZUKI, Cherry ~heds, lge patio. comer lot. trained 6 weeka 01 d ' ~ S/18 'l'erms, 71tl626-98T5 me, $2200. 6-16-3860 11ft 5 pm , old. $325. 673·868:> rond, Local. One al S20,500. cond. $JjQ. Call 642-788j Adlt pa rk. 64&-4079 64:i-7081 5/JS ==~--.,-~~~-"I 1 -~-------1 1tAAE-beaut. belct ldtterui -AMERICAN Elkimo, 6 mo. 15' fbf'&')s boat & trlr, 110 hp RHODES 19 !loop. full cov., 7"A=cc=o:o-B~kc=·=7174=/7•7;:4-~7=2tl-8== ,•_1_1'_,76,...cp_m_. ,-~,---Ne\\'poI'l Wa ter .Front If~~ ~lm~:o:"!;:.~: ~ bo:talJed. & wks old, Male. Papo!MJ. $100. ~2633 J/O, bail tank, extras. mtr., 2 11rts sails, xln! cond, A good \Vant ad U a rood A i:;ood \\.'ant ad is a good 30' mobile home/cabatl& h 1 b r k • L 0 v e 1 c h i 1 d . t e • Io o d home • betwffn 1 A 6. $1895. 5.i7-9171 I $1395. 548-1067. \nvE"stment 1 invf'stment ----=• i .=Goo<l~-:...:'°~"~'c·~S~t!00=~646-.;;;.0000:.:;,"'"' 644--0805: fi73..067I 5f15 145-5361 sn3 POODLE P UPS: I Wks, l-Auto•, New 980 Autos, New 980 "A"u-.t7o-s,'N=ew ____ 9"'80 ! Auto1, New 980 Autos, New 9IO PUPPIES l,j D a I rn a t i an . Malt; 2-Ftm, LOVU. Y calico adorable kitten1, 67l-4050 cat 2 673-n89 5/15 4 llall Siamese kittens, 5 wks old. Black I< tortoise ahell. 54i-5!178 5117 DARLING kittens, p a r t Persian, 7 wits old. 2 Blk. I IP"Y· 83l-2099 Sill BLACK part \\'atch dot to 54g....7130 Lob, .... xln't home . :;.117 Sborthaittd. All varietio!1 of * &46-(300 * apoll. 64G-U47 5t18 e BEAGLE PUPS •. C'Ute kittellll 10 \Vks. weaned 7 \\'k!I * J11: AKC atld tr1 ined 8 3 l -0 4 O 2 S35 • * 96l--0430 eve. 5/11 Pek .. a-Poo Puppies FREE puppies 8 wk&. Toy i~ *"* * fi46.{)642 collie and <: 0 c k e r mix. ..,..,_.SH T . A K c 5t6-092I 5117 ,'71,,.v••• emer ,..;_.,=---·:o--.,.-,~-ol pupll--4 malr11, & ~·kl. $JOO. ~Gtnnan Shepherd, 6 96l-1525 belore 4 pm. .,.'ttlu, 3 black males. Freel;-c-------.....,.-.1 tD rood homes 61";0110 S/17 Hors•• tS6 MA'JURE male toy poodle, MUst SELL NO'\V! MALE kittens-2 white, 2 blk. 6 \\'ks old. 53&-01.36 ~17 ~p. aired. to rood homr. Reci1tered MJMin1 546--2848 or 7724713 5118 Quarter Horsr. 15.:1 3 Darllna kittena, 7 •Ju, 2 Che1tnut matt. Had traln- m-"· l fern, u.ndbox train-IRRESISTIBLE, 6 btaut. · Co · t nt ·um,.,..,. ..... kittens, box-trained, 54&-SUl Ulf. nits e J .,...., ed. ;;48-3117 5/17 j/17 $700. 67J...4546 1 9 '''K old kitten -mother HORSES Boarded ntw Si11 me1f', father akunk . No M.A.~ E L a b r • d o r lacllltle!!. Lighted 11re-n1, odor. 645-1120 5/17 reb'iev•rf1 hepherd m Ix -9 xlnt trails lo ride. English k wk.'L. black 673-8778. 5/15 IV••l•rn lel\80Till a vail. Ba.ck FREE kitten~ -Iona; & 1Dort haired "-bo>" tra in ed FREE -Pups, pomeranian, Bay, NB. 540-lm 642-a.lJEi Y17 cockapoo, 1 wks o I d · HORSES BOARDED 962-769l 5fll "~mo ** BACK BAY r-.tAL£ marmalade cal. All _. shols & ulcued 1 yr old frtt FLUFFY calico mothrr <:al, j4D-\B77 • * 5+6-~145 to good Mme. 962-9878 5/18 2 box-trained k i 1 le n 8 · * * 10 yr. BAY GELDING, Jo'REE pigeons 543.8832. Alk 642-1897 S.l18 gentle, Ph. 543-9977 or ror Cheryl 5113 NEED 1000 home11 for 548-8466 playful Lab mixed puppi•s. l Tortoise ahell kitten and 543-0SLl or 336-4493 l/17 loving mother. ~ 5/18 [ bt1 and JI• lf J SPECIAL little kitlen.~ to llariM ~ Y. ------- PRE VACATION SPECIAL 1971 COLONY PARK ST ATIO N WAGON 'fhc Ultin1atc in Stations FREE kittrn&, v.•hl , grey & I J'~"'~~~·~·t~bo:m:"~·:.543-<11::13~o~'l;·!iii••!iii•iiiiiiii~,;;;;~~I .__ .... .._ ... ,., hlk ;;46-6&40 5/1~ &.16-4493 j/17 ... ' .)" • 7rl ~ Re•d Cl1111ficatlon1 For 1!1p1rt Aulstonce 6500-6900 In tho OAl!Y PILOT KIITE;<;S 64 2-37jj or 2 Yr. old AKC charcoal min General too 642--0176 5115 Poodle. nt!utered m a I e . . . COCKER-Doxir, 4 m o' . partly hsbkrn. &36-4493 5/17 l Rabbit, 1 duck, 2 Guinea pigs. :>49-2195 :l/18 BEAtrr mother calico & 2 c!llico killens 546--2990 5117 ZOYSIA arus YO\I dlt. 83J..1096 5/11 645-29;i9 5/17 WANTED: Diesel. ti1hm1 00.t W/fiyinJ' bndge-sood VCXAL Quintet ready to Co cond. 35,00J to 40,(Q). \VUI on the road, 5 cute ld1ten1. -d• .,,ent \and I n Call ~!>-1043 5/15 u• bualnell atta of HunHna:ton f'REE wht nuUy kittens 6 Beach of equal "'a I u • . wks. 2700 Petenon (near \Vr1te ; Box 648 Kula, J.taul, OCCI S/15 Hawaii 96753 GORDON Setter--IA.b mb: 80AT traller 16', new. $195. puppies, xlnt peta I: hunt'i B~r aeta 16' boat l OU!· dof!!: M/F. 546-9723 sn s board h'ff. MariM eO(lne T\VJN nufb' bllcl kittens to V~. 200 hp $50. Cab. k ind adull heme cruiltr, take 4 penons :l.36-4037 j/15 li1hlna;, $3. hr. &l;Hl295. FREE kittens ()...6 \1·eeks an colol'll 5-\~2722 1(17 G. Shep pups 4 \\·eek11 to good homl's only 66--0983 5/17 YOUNG pet mict. 675-0737 :>Ill FREE kit!e M · 2 adorable. 17' i;q f'nded aluminum ea.noe ===~c------nulfy femalr5. 613~ S/18 w/blt-ln noation. CaM')'lng D.:~~N~J;~eru, 10 ~~ GREY k\Ueru; 8 41-6160 ; t•AJM!oCll~·. 176 lM. ~300 new . "'""~-=-=:---.,..,..-,.,. 962 9293 • 115 )'OUl'll for $200, Like ne"'· MALE Dutch r a b b i t . -. . ,l 4M-3319 M~730fl Sill 2 Beautitul kltttna Joni hair, , ~~=-----'::..C g "'lu 613-nJJ -11-18 RunabOut. \Vood It 2 f"em11.le r11s ln cagr ' a a 1laued. FUily equip!. JO hp 54:,..7434 !>/l j FREE kit!l!ns need Io o d JohMOn t lf!C . .Ba.II tank. HD 3 ktttena 6~ v.·eek& box hOme:. 540-76'9 · 5115 trlr $575. 9&&-5916 642-7643 ' SJl!t 2 yr old Terrier, rood with e ll' ALU1'fJNUM boat • 3 rnEE kltt•NL 2 flulfy IT'Y I kid!!' !157-7315 SIU hp Johnson. $156. Call I pert S~ !9J...S62!15/15 LOVABLE kittens to JOOd '42-7W alter g pm . 1~ A¥sinian kittens trte to home 5«)..6Jgg SIU ... t1/Mlrrlne ~ home~ ~111 5!U Equip. 904 3 ~,o, ('O('k-A-poo puppy I "''.... ........ 11 'L.t I ftA y Jett mod 625. VHF nt 1 ma.I", t>4S-26.'>6 5/1?1 r. rad io phone w/xt•l1 tor g1 ~ 1 klllrns 7 "·k1. old chan. Llkr ne\\', S300 892-4283 3/15 Pett, 01ner•I 150 64~48 or 675-:28311 2 t'lulfy l"'Y k111,.ns s wk~. 'jj;S..10 hp 'll!ercury outboard olil ;,c&-1601 $/HJ WY.EK aid Bahy r-.t1 Uard mo1or. Goad condilion S:W. J-"REE k11tel1!! .)48.4w 5117 LAWN swine 642-lMI 5/U Turn unu~td items into "1\cli: ducks, jJ •) Sl "a c h, 543-1439 ·~~============~•c":::.:•h~·~c~•~ll~M::::Z..~567:•:1 __ _ ~. A•k for Sandr11. l;THE=.-~ •. ~Y~tllow""°-~P~ ... =,~ .. ,-0~1 SQVtRAl!L l!fonkey wf\arta cl.UsUltd .•• Dt.lly Pilot ~~. Very tame. S4Q. Call Strvlct ~to!')', CMek ti Ml-1J.f1. for the aer\'lct )'00 need. , ~ 58561 1 Creu c:e1111try ride poc:kogo p,.,.,, 1idt "''"dow1 , Colony p,,~ Sit · lio" Wt9on, <IJ,.<IV VI. Twin ,.,.,. fort lou"g• 11th. Non t xh auol .,..,;,. 1ion 1y1lt m, Cornttin9 l •"'P'· W5W H.71•15 Btlttd Tirt1, Till 1ltt rin11 whttf. AuloMt lit 1pttd 'onltol, b· wt y PWll. lttl clrivt• 1ide, Rtclinin9 ptntn9er •••I Ctnlt t ltcin9 rt t r 1ttl1, Tinltd 9lt u • 'o"'pl1l1, L...9 · 9•9• ,,.,;., · w t •r dtll., Cerpeltd lo td floe•. Slt!•on w19on P1dd1d/ lo <~1bl1 1<dt 1 lo•~<J• ,.,,.,,,.rtmenl, Po .. t r doer !ct~•, Autemtlit ltmptr•· lurt c:onlrel . .A.M 11dio w/1!1reo ftiot IVI., lnlt•vt! windah;t ld wipt.,, OLX 111 t J FRT. 1h1wld1r btlh , Appt t,. '"'' prolt clion 9roup, fltf!IOlt CTL lift ht~d mi.,01. DISCOUNT $1077 flOM WIHOOW STICKEi P'IUCE ~JOHNSON & SON 1 Mile South of San C itgo Freew1v Lincoln Continental e J\lark II I e J\1ercury e 2626 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 540-5630 Co u"ar .. 642·0981 • NOW ON DISPLAY ~-·$13,500.00-~ 1971 DAYTONA FERRARI "365" GTB/4 FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 7,000 MILES-STILL SMELLS NEW $21,900.00 JO DAY D!L1¥!RT -IR.AND NEW FROM FACTO•Y -S2l,SOO • • • 1970 FERRARI "365" 2 + 2 l•.OOO ori9i111I 1"il11. Sold l t1rwic.1tJ iri Hollywood. Air c.011ditioriirig, 1l1clric. wiri· dow1, wir1 wh11l1., $13 ,900.00 • • • 1967 FERRARI "365" Callforflla Co11w•rtlbla 011ty 15 of +h111 w1r1 ,.,1d1, ori9i111I t<'li w 11 over S20,000. It i1 1quipp1d wiih full power, 1ir, wire wheels, 1~c•l!1nl conditiori. $11 ,900.00 • • • •o lier u11co11dltloriol werTOPlty '" 1119!11t1 & llrl11 tr•l11. e HUGE SELECTION OF QUALITY SPORT CARS ON SALE e '67 Jaguar XKE Cpft. llJ,000 ori9i111I mi111. (APWtiOOI ''Just beo11tift1l as 1te1v'' '71 Super Bug I ,,00 orig. mil11. Meg wh11!1 & wid1 ow1l1. :; 73 ICPV. $2295 '69MG Aul01"t lie, MGC. Chro1111 wh11l1, 1ulo• 11'11lis tr1111. N11r 111w condition. $2595 ' '67 Austin HEALY JOOO '4 !,000 1ely1I mil11. E .. tr1m1ly wi ll c.1r1cl /or. $2295 '67 912 Porsche Comp l1l1 ov1rh1jl1c:I 111gi111. $3595 AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE FOR MG··Lotus··lenseti Ferrari 3100 WEST COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT IEACH 642-9405 S•turday, M~ 15, 1971 OAILY PILOT :J:J 962 Truck• 1'2 INSTANT HOUSING AIR-research turbo-charter Judson super c harg er, Luca. drivl.na llcht1. Sell or 19.16 PLYt.10UTH filr. Qria . uphol,., headlinin&. mat11, BILL BARRY =,so-CH=Evv·-C-AR-RYAU 1i6 DODGE CREW CAB WHY WAIT? '"'' .....,,.. pedlls, P-111• engine, b~es. PONTIAc-G~tC-FIAT 3 Spd, 3 Seats New Paint. 6 Pasaen&er. II~ ft bed. Ideal N~w 111~1. .fi2,CO? m1le.1. NEW '71 GMC r..•1ce. CG"'E89!H for camprr. VS, aut«Mtlc. Tiltl all new Village House V\V BUS seat• for '68 or by I evitt Mobile Systems later, Best oUer. Mint oond. Purn like a kit-$ power ateerLna:. air eond., ten! '49?-lw.t. I Vi T. Pickup & I Ft. 995 radio, heater. Priced rJ&ht! with llopln& &bake roof can . • • 968-1210 • • be yours now! Models on VW Engine display at. . • 1600 CC, • XKE Jag 1968 Cpe. Xlnt Camper I CU3608J) cond. Ai r, radio,.1 ·~zllZ"'Tin ----···---'--·I for ta . 714/n4-0965 utyequip~ ....... t-'~ '~ #tU----·· 4M .. .i1~"". pe • ed gla11. Hr«vy duty f&.R _ ,~ ,~ BAY HARBOR + Call ~Cl • MOBILE HOMES e MISC PARTS Dune Buggies , 956 springs, brake boo5tf'r. 3.7 2100 Harbor Blvd . 64;i-M66 2100 Harbor Blvd. ~1)466 nar axle, 3 speed a1.11omatlc '62 Fol'd Ranchero. 20.000 trans & push button radio. ml on reblt f'ng . $450. 17564 Plumbing throughout. Five Santa Catalina, Fln V\y 1425 Bake·r St .. Costa Mesa FOR 289 MUSTANG J1111 S. ol S.0. Fwy at Harbor * 54>2685 • • 1141540-9410 \iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii \ Exclusive Resldentlal $695 1969 DUNE BUGGY Corvair Engine, l03ADX DEAN LEWIS gallon butane tank complete insulation Torque windows, Tweh·e volt l(&hting IYI· tern. f'ourieen gallon plutlc '61 RED Ford 6 Pickup P.: Bed $395. Runs good? 546-8409 early am or eves '59 Chev pick-up, rebuilt l!ngine. Utiloo body w/lad- der rack. ~ stnta Ana Ave. Costa Meu Sl!IJ the old atult Buy the new 1tuff Park, Newport Beach I Autotlorlale It~ J 8xZl !railer. 12'125 cabana '-· ------'· custom b.lt, 12x30 patin. ·------••[ 1~1PORTS 6'6-9303 1946 Harbor Blvd., water tank, fifty pound in-Autos, Imported 970 sulaled Ice box, t~'O pl111e burnf'r, 11torrtge, httnd tail- ored draperies. Slttps six w- optional large table quttn lllZe bed arrangement. Par- lit1oned dra~·er1. ~lany oth- Autos, Imported 970 Fenttd. Bricked. Boat slips. . Costa ~tesa Pri\'. beach. Rttrf'. hall, Ant1ques/Cl1sslcs 953 ~'10'°"''1-ye-n-=T,-•""·'d"".""vw"""",.,-.. .,,.,., billiard rm. Rent $95 mo. 194() Jo'ORD P.U. V-8 Oathead Licensed, Good cond, $97i $6500, 714: 673-lOM. reeently ouerhauled. Nee<ls ~ dys, 54G-9251 eves. NEW "In Pari< Sf>tups", painl -body work $450. Sports, Race, Rods 959 ResalM.. Fac1ory Direct. or best oller. 836-5672 Btautiful &-ach H o m e s Available Now. United Mobile Homes 9UICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT '33 CHEVY PICKUP Cadillac rngine, hydro. ri.tusl be sttn. LANCER '69, ,.. x "'" 2 WANT AD 1/(ccetu ~ bdrm, 2 oa. bit-ins, y,•/d, 642-5678 2100 Harbor Bll·d. fH3-04fi6 1767A Npt BJ. C~i 64a-3140 237 &· Tus.., Org. 633-2901 ::ra;t~h~. :;:~n~ ~Ju~ Trucks 962 Trucks 962 ;:~:·~~i83 ":~;~ ,mobil• i···· ............. .. Motor Homes 940 • • =====;;;;;le See Our Truc:k • VACATION e Specialists : HOMES e e I For sale or Ren1 e For Your Truck e I E~'})lorer ~iotor Homes It • • mini homes . Complete · Or homes on \•'hf"f'IS that 1ake • • er fea tures. SALE $3987 S499 ON . $98.31 mo. $499 11 the total down pay- mtnt. S98.31 11 the total monthly payment including fax, licPnM! and finance charge1 on approved ett· di! !or 48 mon1hs. The cash price 1ncludin1? tax &. lic- ense is $4274.3.l. Deferred price is $5217.88 Including taXl.'S, license & finance charge_ Annual percentage rare 11.40%. O\•er 135 New It Used Cars To Choose from OPEN 'TTL 10 PM 2000 E, 1st St .. Santa Ana (1st Si. at S.A. Fwy.) 55.\.1000 you anywhcrt ynu ,,·ant to e Rec:reati'onol Needs • :~°u~ ~~~E~;o~o~tAve • e ... i l\'ev.• Explorer J 8 ~ to 26' 8 b * l•y H•ys * Do11 Utt.r • :~:!M& ~i~~~e : * hb Sll'lltfl * 1111 C111111l11tJllet11 • RECREATION CENTER EXPLOREll SALES CENTER !30 So. Harbor Blvd Sonia Ana 714 1839·1040 • • •K• ''"''" : ROY CARVER, Inc:. • • 2925 Harbor Blvd. • D u· N T 0 N F 0 R D • Cmta t>.les& 546--444'1. :--~,-;T-l:-:v-,;-, T-,-;-,:-::-,-. -E-~-oo-.1 : ll HAU '"YIN6 OIANGI COUNTY : ~!~;,::~~:~~~:~~; brakes butane stove & • • Vf'ry gd cond. 213,000 mi 1. oveo. 0Ex. oo'd. ~"P' 6 • • 201 WEST WARNER • 5'5-8095, C°'" Mm ~;!c~.ts~~;:i~~~:e'.~ra~!~ •.SANTA ANA 546-7074 e ·s:an~~~n;;,n~u~::~~~: S800 .. vi!h 14 x 14 enrlosed • Cragers & nC'w lires. i cyl. "b"'· $750 w i Tho"t .••••••••••••••••••• , •"10$1600. 5.i1-662J) A Sports Car You Can Afford Whi~You 're Still "' ;,~~'~!,~~,~~~~.!., ~!.~~ ~' .. ~ lowest ~nc:ed ~ 5l)Or'!I uir Oii lif!l 1 w:111ff'lsiotl oll l'OUl!d. lhl rriorkt1. And. fD• many ptoplt , it'1 Th.I red li11t 01' ~5 fngioe is Ille bfsl·looki"G '!'Ml cor 1111- 011 lhe way 1' at 6,500 rpm. II det $10.000. LIST FOR LESS THAN $2400 a a Ba LOWEST PRICES, HIGHEST Tl!ADES. Visit our complete outomotiwe sert'ice facility · 16 stalls. expert 1toff of high- ly trained mechanics. Complete body & custom po int 1hop tool Bill JONES B. J. Sportscar Center 2833 Harbor Slid. at !dams, CO$ll Mesa. 540-4491 962-76R9 Autos, New 980Autos, New 980 Autos, New '66 23' Kf'nskill trailer, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~Plf-<."On!ained, air oond .\iiiiiiiiiiiii 67J.-i9!l7 Trailers, Utility 947 4'x7'x2.I" 8 0 X TRAILER UKE NE\.\'! $150 837-l370, I S.»-2621 j Auto Service, Parts 949 ERIBA PUCK The CamPt>r lor l1tUe can. Hitch v•e1ght • 77 lbs. Jn. credible. 71 ti long, heigh!· 6'4". 2 burner .stovE'. Sleeps 2 Adults + 1 child with comfort. Can dine Six. In- dependent lighting 5ys!f'm. Self contai~d water. Am- ple Storage including hang- up closer. Paooramic "'in- dO\lo'S. Buill0in leveling. 4 additional Adults can sleep in optional add-a-room!ent. Has everything the big one's havf'! and can be tollo'ed by the small car. Stt it today "BAUER BUICK • eo.i. : .. E 17th 51~776' BRA~f,1NEW OLDSMOBILE BUSINESS IS FANTASTIC AT UNIVERSITY OLDS! WHY? BECAUSE OUR SELECTION OF NEW 1971 OLDSMOBILES IS GREAT. Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 970 INCLUDES : Heater, defro1ter, backu p li 9ht1, emer· l.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; __________________________ -.19•ncy flashers, dual 1peed wi pers, padded dash, BECAUSE WE OFFER OUTSTANDING DISCOUNTS. Hot car from Bavaria. The amazingly successful new BMW Bavaria Is here. 6 cylinders. 2.8 liters.130 mph. Wundercar! "'$ M<e. The l!•t•I·~ ,_ BMW Bauan.l 11n::I dependable. evP.f'l m !hf! y~ hills r f'Ot'T1 the tamed Bavaroan Motor 'N:Jrks No floadholCSinc. BMWs fully ITTdeperrjent MJ!.- o!~ tar 1n!lie "'Ol'idt.an do whclt !he B.3Yana oet'l!>l()"I g~ >pJ a tenac;QJS g11p !YI 11ny can 1n oertormarce. hanQli~ l'(lddt"()ld1ng. surface Le!$ ~ mQlle <M litlll.J!>loC SP!'eds Throui;:h inc.red•ble cord1hol"!s. ()I Im~ of tile roam,. ~ Ari l.lf"l!.Ur~ e-oim~ Economy 1$ 'fOM +l'I th! rew ~ It'll get fll1t Gefn'wl 1!1181/'E'f!f'l!"g "soorTy" ~l ~I ()ooet' 2() mo!@:!. Ofll' pllon, ....n;1e -c.vnes ~ begin iD desc.nb! this c.ar. Ttii! BavariOJ loJr adufts in CO'T1b\. · · - Is 18Sf Crutw. all day ii 120 mph ~ 6CXr rom.U!.dy re«.hes.•tood in T"" BW 8.1Vana is desil!ned ""~ m,Jr1 ~ Steen,.. I!. QUCk ~ Stn. r~·s W"io IOYeS lo~ H )'Cl.Ire M kind rJ mat\ OCflOl'lal PCJH!J.as5'slarU l<1' S~ if \OJ ~ ~ 'l'OtJ IO~~ this hat UJI rd stiM pre!m'. M~ dlSG b'"ake$ are I~ keep 'twf cool ROY CARVER, INC. BMW ---"'ilt""'1\t>l•""""'l~ &· AUTHORIZED B.M.W. DEALER SALES & SERVICE 2925 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 5464444 padded vi 1or1 , 1aat and 1houl der belt1, head re1t1 and all the new safety equip ment. Order now in your choic• of color• ••• .tnd' .td'd' your choice of .t CCI SSories. • e BECAUSE WE ALLOW MORE FOR YOUR CAR IN TRADE. BECAUSE OUR MANY, MANY EASY AND LONG TERM ANANCING PROGRAMS MAKE IT SO EASY FOR EVERYONE TO PURCHASE THE "ALWAYS A STEP AHEAD" OLDSMOBILE Rtmemb«, "WI AH NIYU SATISfllD UNTIL \'OU AU" 2850 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA NEW CARS 540-9640 USED CARS 540-8881 I • • r ' • • . • ;i.1111 ... , ~" 1.5. 1971 r ~ ....... J§J I ..... .:"'! ·-1§) 1-..... ~.--j§J I .......... ,. l§J I .......... l§J I .,......... l§J I[. .. ... , .... ,. l§J I ., ........ ,. l§J I '"" "".... 1°§1 • Trucks 962 Autos Want..i Ml Autos, lmportld 970 :.:,, l-i::J-:!:=:66:-;F;-:::OR::::O~+l:;-;;TO;;;N-WE PAY TOP ;--:--Automatic, & cyl.. I US46.J3) CASH ·'; F'ltll Price $1299. llaN'ick ti Jmporta, 998 So. Coaat H¥o)·., ~-Laguna Beach. ~4051 or !""-= ;f9.l.9T71, . fur used cars I: trncks, flat call us for hie 1:stlniate1. GROTH CHEYROUT ~· 964 • ~ , Auto L:.:•;;H::;:inC.:.g'...---- ;:::.: -,, LEASE . Ask~~ ~er AUSTIN HEALEY '61 Healey !'.000 . .Good co~ dltion, carb1 just tt-blt. ''Hard" top. $850. ~7 IMW Autot, Imported 970 Autos, Imported --------970 Autos, Imported 970 Auto1, Imported 970 Auto1·, lmport-4 970 Auto1, Imported 970 DATSUN '71 DATSUN * 510 * STATION WAGON DATSUN ,$1095 1967 DATSUN 1600 Rot.dster, Radio, Heater, 4 Spttd, Hardtop, TYZ 624. DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS 6'6-9303 Factory air conditionini. ndlo, Iuiraie rack. 4,700 1946 Harbor Blvd .. FIAT BIU BARRY PONTIAC-GMC-FlAT NEW '7 1 FIAT 150 SEDAN 2198233 JAGUAR '71 JAGUAR ¥12 Automatic, t.l:r oond., wsw, TG. Pwr, St, dlr. Muat sell. Under fa ctory warn.nty, Tlke older tr.de. Will ftn- .uce pvt. ply. Call 5W-3100 •157-0627. KARMANN GHIA MERCEDES IENZ '65 KARMANN GHIA iRRB 17S1 $1099 Harbou r V.W . U1 "HJ•' Count\ ~ L 1rq•·~I Sel,•cl•011 N .,,. & U st'd ,.,,,.,(I'd(•!> B••P/ Jim Slcmon s Imp >. Vo ... ,,,., & M.1or1 St Sant.1 An,1 546·41 14 -u ... · 24 m<>s 'vr pttrt'hase oPllOl'l H -Beuh ~ '67 Fotd Squi!'f' wgn $69 mo. un. .. '• ~oo Cad El Dorado $179 mo. 847.6087 -JO 9-33.U mllH, factory warranty. C.osl& Mesa (192CTDl ~.,~, ~Oa~r.un-~2'0~Z~ .. ~.,-,--~.1 SALE $1679 $299 DN. $49.59 MO. JENSEN 18Tll BEACH BL, 842-4435 '71 Mercedes Bt'nz. 280 SE HUNTINGTON BEACH 3.!'IL couple. W 11 r rant y . ·ss Ponli11c Exec-"'t:n ST9 nw. L'1PORTS WANTED ·70 Fnl Galaxy 500. S80 n10. Orange Countiet $2395 low ml. red/blk interior $4,300. 96&-M75 . WOW! '69 Karmann $11,900. Boh Burr 71 4 Ghia-Su~r cle1J1. Q n I y 642-3400 or 5-10-27al ~-'67 cad D Dorado. Sill mo. TOP S BUYER ' • AND OTHERS BILL MAXEY 'lOYOI'A. • 1..ataHt Selection ot New .Er; Used BMW's • Southland's ~lost Mod- ern Service Facilitie1 e Complete Stock of BMW Parts Bill Jones' B. J. Sportscar Cent 1 ----=F=E~R~RA~R=I --11299 b the total dowo P•Y· rMnl. $49.59 is the total --""F"'E"R"R°'A"R"'l,---1 monthly paymtnt includinl JENSEN AUTHORIZED SALES :. SERVJCE t1rtupo n Jl111 polls 11850. 675-5612 aft 6 pm • 1962 Mf'ref'des l90C-Good LOTUS runnin; cond. l\lust sell ---.,II cal's "''AfR 18881 Beach Blvd. tax, license and finance charfes on approved credit tor 36 montbl. The cuh LOTUS AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE $650/offer. 847-3143. ·;.:, 190 SL hardtop. 9C)t"'r restorf'd. Tape df'{'k. $1500 f1rn1 . 673-1066 11ft 6 pm. ! ' • t· ' < "' •· SOUTH COAST H. Beach. Ph. 847-8555 CAR LEASING Autos, Imported 970 JM "'· Cs! H"1'· J\B &l.3-:!182 LEASE , now '71 Pinlo $50 ALFA RO~EO mo. <?.6 mo.) open end . ALFA Romeo % lill'e .rdstr RENT a new '7:1 Pinto $4 1961 low miles fOOd .• cond d11y And .4e mile. Put a many extru. 546-4431 litUe kick in your life. AUSTIN e Overseas Delivery S~ciali1ts Buy Or le•S• At C. BOB AUTREY 1860 Lolli? Beach Blvd., THEOOORE ROlllNS FORD 2060 HAR!IOR BLVD. Long Beach GOOD transpor.tation Phont l 2l3) 591 -1721 ~nomy car. Austin U61, 4 Closed Sunday COST A ~tESA 642-0010 Autos Wanted 968 cyl, new tires. RuM gtttt. ~--~~-o--$125. 5(9..1681 eves or wknds AutomoUve Excellence 2833 Harbor at Adams, Con& ~fKil • 540-4491 DOT DATSUN OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAYS 13835 Beach Blvd. Hunt1J:lcton Beach 142-1'181 or :Y.0-0'42 '67 DATSUN PICKUP \VE PAY TOP OOLLAR FUR TOP USED CARS AUSTIN HEALEY & Runs like ~w, {UVT881). $1199 Full Price. &rwick: Imports, 998 So. Coa.tt Hwy., Lari.ma Beach. 54&4051 or AUTHORtZED SALES "' SERVICE J?l'lllp l1l t 3l111p orl ~. 3100 W. Cout Hwy, Newport Beach price including tax & lie-3100 w. C.0.st H\V)'. ense is $1792.95. Dtferred Newport Beach price is $2{gf.24 indudin& ==-~==--==,., ""· "''"'" & lin&nce KARMANN GHIA charaf'. AMuel percentap -,,,-,,--""',_,=-::-I rate ll.95 %. '65 Karm&nn Ghia 1500-S Over 135 New & Used Cars EXCELLENT * * $9!15 To~ From •• 64>1028 •• FIAT OPEN 'TIL 10 PM 2000 E. at St., Sa.nta Ana ~llJW1!/l"3 (Ut St. at S.A. Fwy.) ~Q.. 5.58-1000 "FRIED~NDER" £10/4D Autos, New 980 If )OW' car is exlJ'a clw:t. see 11.5 tlrst. BAUER BUICX 234 E. lTtb SL ROY CARVER, Inc:. ~'="-"'-''-1.--~-~ ""' 11•"" ILYD. '68 124 SPORT CPL J?rtuµorr Jl111 port s 3100 W, Coast Hwy. Newpon Beach Autos, New BUSIEST marke~lace in tcwr., The DAIL\ Pllm I Oassifled section. Sa" e money, time &. efJort by armr.balr. DAILY PILOT for action! Call 642-5678 & Sa~~ 980 Autos, New 980 Costa Mesa 548-7765 '61. HEALE! 3000. Looks, tilll.!i COOd. Recent engine \\"Ork, I \\'ant ne"-·cr car . Will sell tbi$ for $800. S4MU50 2925 Harbor Blvd. Sell the old 1tutf Buy tile I Hwy. Jtl 980 Aut6s, New cona 1'1esa 546-4444 ~"'-w~''"-'~'---~= 893-7566 • 5.17-6824 Radio, heater, map! Like 980 Autos, N.w 980 ,Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 new! (\VXJ3S8J "No Gi111micb,. No Give•w•v1, Ju1t 21 Yrs. Ho11e1t Setli119 WE'RE LOADED WITH THE ALL NEW 1971 CHEVROLET WAGONS! • The rear window goes . up and di5Clppears into the roof. The tail gate goes down and disappears into the floor. ALL MO_DELS • E9,,UIPMENT ·AND COLORS ·AVAILABLE! OVER 50 VEGAS TO ~CHOOSE FROM BRAND NEW · 1971 Nemec! Car of the Year 1971 MOTOI TllND Best Handling C.r in Amer ica Regardless of Price IOAD &: TIACl Finest Out Of Compari~on T esls of the Six Small Cars CAii: • Dl lVlll: CHOICI O• VEGA $2197 .r~::j. 10 COLOll:S 2 DOOR · SEDAN HUGE DISCOUNTS • WE'RE LOADED WITH BRAND NEW 1971 VANS! CAMPER VANS-SPORT VANS TRUCKS-TRUCKS-TRUCKS LOTS OF 4 WHEEL DRIVES Pickup,s-s -Carryalls-a -Blazers. Immediate Delivery BRAND NEW 1971 CHEVY 1 /2 TON I ' .BOX PICKUP 16396781 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 546-1200 • $1695 LOWEST PRICES -HIGHEST TRADES '69 124 SPYDER 5 speed, radio, heett.r, road lamps. CZKEl571 $1995 Bill Jones' B. J. Sportscar Cent 283J Harbor at Adama: "-M.,. 54()..4491 e lArgest $el.tttion ot New & U&ed Fiats • Soulhl.ancl's Most Mod~ ~ ~r:vlee facilitie~ • Complete Stock of F iat Parts • Overseas Delivery ~ialists Buy Or Leese At C. BOB AUTREY 1860 Lona: Beach Blvd., Long Beach Phone (213) 591-lnl Closed Sunday FlATS NEW & used, all models, partJ and service. Overseas Delivery, C. BOB AUTREY MOTORS 18fi0 Long Beach ffivd. 213-&91-8721 HIUMAN '58 Hillman Station Wagoft. '61 Hillman Convertible. Both need e:Qiine' "-'Ofk $75. 541-'3L! JAGUAI '68 XKE 242 Automatic, facL air, dlr. Loaded, -owner. Take older , trade or mia.U dO\\'n. Will ~ pvt pty, Call 5'0-3100 aft 10 a.m. JAG XKE Cpe 5000 mi. ovhd, efli. CUli. int. F?.1 must ge\l $1500 or ~st otter 5-tS-6930 For th&t item under $50, BRAND NtW 1971 GREMLIN $195 10"' $55~~., DOWN MOMTHlT $1791 ll9S t.tel 4e. $55.ff t•l•I -~Ir ""''· IMI. t.~ lic .. s.e .... •II fi-• cMr,11 -.,,....,.,. c,...lt fff u-Dm>..-,,,.,, •rlc1 i1 $21ff.(•1~ ••ic1 i1 Slt15.S5. ' Alffll&l Pfl(flf'f Atf IA Tl 10.20~ No.153609 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY NEW 1971 HORNET No. 1530~9 NOW ONLY '6' JAYlllN ·-................. "" ... $1195 '•t AMIASSADOI ··-·---.... -........ -·"'*....,_,_.,_ '"'" $2695 '67*'ALA .....,_. ___ ....,.._ .... -_..... °"" -_...... l'XIJO ........... ..... . ._ ___ ....._ ....... _ ... I'll.,,. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SUNROOF $175 VALUE This popular FREE feature is available on most models of Gremlins, Hornets and $495 Sportabouts. ;-:-:-:-- __ ....,_,.,.. .....-·~.............. _ $1295 '70 JAVUIM SST ....... ,.,.,.,.,_ .... . ... ,, ...... -~. __..... __ ... ....,1 •. ooo-.011••l $2695 '67 CNIYl\ll SS NT. "" .......... , ............. . -...... ,_, ,-. ..., ... -·- 1295 ''41AMllll ,._ .. ,.,,... __ ......, ...... ,t,.!I> $395 try the Penny Pincher I Autos, New 980 -,A"u"t""os=-,7N;:e-w,_---.,9B"o"A"u"'to:::,:-, "°N"'•wc::----;90.9iOo:AA7.uT.1o=s,-N;;:;::ew::----,,u.BO GARDEN GROVE LINCOLN MERCURY YEAR END SAVINGS ON ALL NEW CARS "NOW" ECONOMY SPECIAL '71 COMET $2195 Fullv f•clery E11 uipp.d. 1'1111 L•r9er "JOO" 6 Cvl. Erttin•. 1956•1 A FEW EXAMPLES ECONOMY SPECIAL '71 MONTEGO l DOOi HAIDTOI' $2795 6 Cy!i..dt 1, •ulo,,.tlic frt n1..,iu ion, plu1 tp•citl •1111ip,,.enl p1c~191, in<I. •II vinyl him, dhr, whe•t co .. er1. E71• 14 w1w, 1p1citl trim itemt. (7 1751 LUXURY CAR SPECIAL '71 MONTEREY l 00011 HA RDTOP' $3968 V-1 1n9in1, nir cond., e11lo., powe1 tleeri11q •nd hr•te''. r•dio, lint M 91eu, whil1 tidew•lt lir11, whtol co~ '"' ORDER NOW GIANT SAVINGS ON OUR MID-YEAR DEMO SALE NEW llTINDID FACTORY WARRANTY Avollabt. 011 •II D•111e1 '71 LINCOLN Full power, eir co,..,lt1 011i119, ,,.;,.yl roof, till wheel, AM/FM •l•tto, wl!lto 1idew•ll tlre1, fl'l•fty •ther e•tr11. !S4J04tl '71 MARQUIS llOUC>HAM 4 OOOl HARDTOP. Full power, ,;, cenliltlonin9, ctrrvtn' ltlflp•, ~iny! roof, 1111 wheel, AM/ M ll•rto, white 1idewell tlre1, m•nv olh1r 111.t.11. '71 MONTEGO Ml lll:OUGHA.M · v.1 •119in•, outo, lr1111., p•wer 1/11f<o ;,.., & di1' br 1~e1. oir <011d.tio11i119, AM/FM 1l•ree, viRyl roof, •"d me11r otfier eYl••1· !Slllt•I $ OYEllt 11sot6tl $ 1 00 FACTORY $ 0 OVER FACTORY 1 OYH FACTORY ~~-~~~1N_v_o_1c_1~""-o.;;--~•1 "•v•o•ic.i.._ ...... _~~~~1N_v_o_1c_1_._ GARDEN GROVE LINCOLN-MERCURY ''The Most Unique Auto1,ob1\e Agency" Garden Grove 636 j\980 AT .PJ:~HU IST -~ • •• 0 E • 11 In • y 0 D [. • ........ ,. l§J I ......... ,. J§J 1 I ,,.,.~... I~ I 1-·---~~~ Au101 f~ Site ] §] I .,. .. ~1-·· l§J I ...... ~ .. ,. 1§1 1 Ab. ...... I~ I . ........ !§JI.__ _ __,.,__, ~~;;,,:;;;1·;;;;--= Autos, Import.cl 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 1---"'-----970 Autos, Imported t7U Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 MERCEDES BENZ MG '68 Ml!rcedes 2fiO SE. likt '63 .l\tGB, Good c o n d , MV.'. JO\' mllt'agt', S-1.950. hardtop, 1>.1t'f' "'httls, $825. PORSCHE $1895 Air & i11ather. new Z.flchehn • 673-309.l • 1962 PORSCHE 1600 tire&. 493-3429. -----'-M.:...:G=B"--'---1 eou~. R.1d1n, Hl!ater, ' MG Spttd, YPU318. e ~1GB '64-Like ne11,. 1n & DEAN LEWIS TOYOTA TOYOTA NEW ·1i NO DOWN PAYMENT MG out \\'Ire v.·heels, R&H. I:\IPORTS $69.01 MONTH* AUTHORJZED S950. Call 645-4765 646-9303 36 n1os. Det. pay price. TOYOTA 1970 Toyota Corolle 1200 Cpo. SP'ORTY ECONO~i\' TOYOTA TOYOTA DEMO SALE $1777 1971 TOYOTA Demo •9206. !Aw miles, ruu factory equipped. 8 O'niER DEMOS ON SALE TRIUMPH jS1795 . IHI TRIUMPH Gn Coupe, Rldio, Heater, 4 Spttd, WU. WheeU, wqw. m. DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS Autos, lmpor!M 970 Autos, lmpol'lell --------TR!UMl'H VOLKSWAGliN CANARY Yellow 62 Triumph VW '69 Bur. Llaht Wut ~. Rte. rtblt. Gd. upho.I. Stick, Jl.OIXI ml, l:lctlltn tittt, paint, SUpu Qean: condition ~l:KM $695. M&-2885 ot 5'8-6591 VOLKSWAGEN SALES &. SERVICE OPEL 1946 Ha.rbor Blvd., $2484.36 or rash pr Ic e Costa ~lf'Sll $2003.55, incl. Tax & Llc Bright ~ finish "'lfh black bucket seata, 4 speed tran1., Radio, Healer, etc .. Priced fortiWclt uJe. 621AKS. S1475 John50n &: Son, 2626 H11.r- bor Blvd., Cosra fi.1esa, &40-5631). "°'""°'· .... L· .. ~· 1946 "'"""Blvd., U&R UUIO Cost& Mua ·TOYOTA • ·;g TIW, CLASSIC CONO. '69 VW Sqbk·Auto, tunroor. U,300 rni. Like new. Bet! offer. 54~1004 '70, VW Adventurer can:i Lo mi. Llke new. Und watTancy. $3250. gn..7001 '10 VW-T,000 ml, Michel til"!1, pvt pty. e '69 Opel 2-rlr sport coupe '62 PORSCHE 1600 S A.P.R, 14.54%. Serh1J No. I · 1 v I 102 11~ ""J2~" 134347. S5BO. Call 673-M65 uk for '64 VW Bu&, xJn't cond. 1500 et\lint. Sl075. J2 rtu po rt Jlnt 01'(£, $1195 \1 v1ny top .• -.tra c ean. "IN """' ""I "On approved credit eni::. stick shift, overstZrd AULT wl•« R&H • "" deek. 1 REN Bill Maxey Toyota I 1969 TOYOTA 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9.103 John 1968 To)'ot&. .Corona.-4-spd.1 A~uto~,-. ~N~.-w----=no= Auto1, New 9i0 Autos, New Call &f4-f6IO 646-043'! 3100 \V. Coasr H"·y, Newport Btoact. SI~. 496--1425 I '69 Renault R-16 $1295 Sedan 18$81 BEACH BL' S47-85..l5 COROLLA ·10 OPEL GT. Must M"ll thill \\lap>n, Ex. eond. Dk. grn. HUNTINGTON BEACH Coupe. Radio. Heater imn111r. car, Sfe to apprec. 28 mpg . M2-335f 1968 TOYOTA CORONA Speed. D.u!BQE • 67~197 Fr.I, mas whl~. ~~ el'll 1r1;..;,.:.;;.,..,;;...., _________________ ..;. _______ I 4 11re5. Rebll $h'log. ;Fun to drive. $950. 646-2S03 $1395 1967 MGB ROADSTER RadlO, He.atf'r. 4 Speed, \\"ire \\'heels, \'8584!!. DEAN LEWIS f)IPORTS 646-9303 19-16 Harbor Blvd .. Co.sta )h!•s11. • THINK "MG" ID "FRIEDLANDER" 11151 ll!ACM tNWY. lfl SPRITE 4 DR. SEO, I DEAN LEWIS PORSCHE 'rusT SELL IMPORTS ---------·I ·o: Sprite, ne"' 1op, 4 ne"' Beautiful red fin ish "'ith 2 IHS.9303 '65 PORSCHE C llres, 35.000 m11f's, good to~ interior. Auto trans.. 1946 Harbor Blvd., rond. $725. 847-9934 e,·es & Radio, Hr11ter. err, Price Costa Meu wttkends Reducl.'d . VTL200 m:,. John-BEST BARGAINS I.· Snn. 2626 Harbc'lr Bl\'d ., COli.tE SEE OUR Costa \lesa, 540·563-0. SELECTION OF TO\'OTAS \\'hlte \\'ilh rtd interior. Ex- cellent condition, (TZP 808) TOYOTA Full price $2.f93 or take ----z"°"'::'::--- '""" C'1! 494-1744. $1495 I ' 52695 BL~CK '64 SC, ReN'nt 1969 TOYOTA CORONA 1970 TOYOTA MKll i>ngine I; tran~ .. \l;u:s, F:'ll, ~1 u~I Stt. 642-1343 d~·s, 646-9115 alt 6, Ask for Rad1f'I, Heater, 4 S~ed. Atr Conditioning, XSS~H . • DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS \\'ai;:on, R<ld10, Ht>aler, Alllo- mauc, Factory Air Condi- tioning. 233BQC Jim Slemons Imports 140 W. Warner Sant• An• • l.a.11("e. 1969-912. Chrome 11.'hl1, Am· F'm radio. $4SOO. Orig. o\l·ner. 833-3~. &l.f--0637 616-9303 DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS &16-9303 Open Eves. ' Sun. 541).4125 $1495 1968 TOYOTA CORONA '6.i Toyota Land Cruiser P.U .. , 4 "'hi drive. Slim. \\'/camper Sl!IOO. ¥9--0501 TRIUMPH $1495 ' 1969 TRIUMPH MK Ill Roadster, Radio. Hf'ater, 4 Speed & \\'ire \Vhttls, ZA£. 30>. DEAN LEWIS t:.1,PORTS F..15-9303 1~6 Harbor Blvd .. Costa ~tesa '71 SPITFIRES 893-7566 • 5.17-6824 1--C.:.~~,_,c,,_;.::.;. __ I t'\'f'S. $1595 i..~68~P-,.-,,~he~9~12~, -Al~M~-~f~M, 1946 Harbor Bl"d" Costa ~tesa $1595 TOYOTA CORONA Radio, Heater. Automatic, Power Srttr1ng. YCR221 DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS HH6 Harbor Blvd., Costa Meu Rad.io. Hta ter, Automauc, NOW ON DISPLAY 1968 MGB ROADSTER Mags, ~1ust sell. Radio. Heater. 4 Speed, * j48-3309 * \\'ire \\'hef'ls, XDA283. "56 PORSCHE Speedster DEAN LEW IS Classic. Restored . ready to l1\1PORTS pa int . $2000. 673-6940. 646-9303 '6.~ 912 POR$CHE 1946 Harbor Bl\'d., )1AKE OF'F'ER 646-9303 1946 Ha rbor Blvd .. Costa )!esa ~2 Costll :\te1a $1795 1969 TOYOTA MK II Hardtop. 4 Spce-d, O:,S8NP DEAN LEWIS Illf?ORTS 646-9303 ls.Hi Harl;K>r 81\'d., Costa :.tesa Air Conditioning. XEV288. DEAN LEWIS f~1 PORTS 646-9303 Come ln for a test drive? FRITZ WARREN'S SPORT CAR CENTER 1946 Harbor Blvd.. TIO E ls! St .• S.A. 547-0164 Co.sta Mesa Open d1uly 9-9: closed Sunday Dlm~-line ad! I 11~k for Angelo ANNUAL SPRING SALE 1971 CADILLACS ARRIVING DAILY BUY OR LEASE YOURS TODAY Complete selection of models, colors, & exter iors Au tos, N1w 980 Auto•, New 980 Autos, N•w 980 Autos, New 980 Turn those \Vhite Elephanl!!j '64 TR~: Green 1~1/b\1ck int. into cash lhru a 'Da.11.f Pilot Gond cone!. SSOO. 673-336.i Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 . 1971 CADILLAC Sedan de Ville FACTORY EXECUTIVE CAR only ·1969 Pl YMOUTH FURY 1112 Dr. H.T'. . 1 \OfY oif cond11ioomq, V-8, outo. lr~s .• °' {disc) brokes, ro· power steenng. power · 1 f d. h.,11r whitewo\\ 1ires, vtny roo , •, ' I kl I. runs tintfd ;hui. whtel covers 00 like new. XOX357 $1895~~~~E 1968 FORD TORINO 2 DR. FASTBACK H.T. . odio heater, wh1tewoll!, V-8, power ~teen~, r 30A00 Today's best borgoin. 3 4 SPEED $1195 FULL PRICE 1966 FORD T -BIRD 2 DR. H.T. fO(lory oir condi1ioru1'19. full V-8, Oll!Od .. troh'.,s.,1er ... hitewall tires, v111yl roof, power. ro •I'!, • cleon os o pin. $99·sFULL PRICE 1969 PONTIAC LeMans 2 DOOR H.T. wer steeri11g, rod10, heater, V-8, auto. ':'on\ .. ~ 1 oof y ...... low mileogt ~ whileWOll hres, "'"Y r • ~·' Runs hk.e new. XWJf>09 • 1969 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 DOOR .SEDAN 1 foctory cir cond1t1001ng. tul\ V-8, O'Jl~ tra;~tlf whitewoll tires, vinyl roof, P_(lwtr, r1 •· '"' c~vers. A.mericn's No. I lu'llJry tinted g oss, w 1969 OLDSMOBILE DETAL 88 CUSTOM 2 .DR. H.T. V-8. ~lo. tro11s •• d':'~~:,~=~:,"~;'nf. sleering •. power .t I l o11f tint•d gloss. wh•tl 11woll 11r 1s, v~ny r F' 1 WOl'TClnty • lilt• covers. l i:tw ~ltogt. oc ory new. Y(U2S7 (or. XTP~90 $1995~~~~E 1967 DODGE 440 2 DR. H.T. _, h 1 r whi1ewoll t1res, V-8. outo. trons., rll'll•o, to .1 ' "&f'V well. wheel tov1rs. Cleon os o pin. Rllni UDl473 t 1966 LINCOLN 4D00R SEDAN · toctory oir conditioning, full V-8, outo.,~ro~:~ier whitewall 1ir1s. for tht pow1r, ro !O, '""' • • KIR993 • pritt you josl ton't beet this on•. , 1968 PONTIAC GTO 2 DOOR H.T. -~ ocf heater low V-15 111110. trof1s .. 4 speev. f tO, . rnil .. Runs like riew. XDM344 ii 1966 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 Dr. Sedan V-8 aulo trons., power steerlflg, radio, L • ,;hltiwall tires, wheel co'f1rs r>IOltr. . ....:..... ttiJs one 1oday. tle<t!'I OS 0 p111, 1!SI 1111•~• YXR912 $595 FULL .... PRICI ; $7222 with leu th.!in 6700 LOCAL MILES Full Price FULLY EQUIPPED \'llTH EVERY DELUXE CAOILLAC EXTRA •ACTOll:Y Al• CONOITIONING, ~LL P'OWElt INCLUDING OUA[:?.COMl"OltT S"LIT l'lt~ ~•T. ti~-.. Tl'L•K:w,•c: l'tll!ltlNG Wijl!l!L.. coo. LOGICS. c•1.11s• HtllOL.. TltUNIC. 0"{" •• Gi>!T S NTIN .. ~L 0 DIM.Ml!a, •l!AA WINDOW OEl"OGGE• LIGMt MON!TOlt SY t ~ :lGHT & " • MO t: CONT•OL MlltltO•. STEll:EO AM·FM t,IULTl"l.l!X Wtt'M ST&•EO A L t l.AUT11"UL 1'111: IST l"IN!SN WITH '1JLL LEAT!oiElt IHTEll:IOll:, !1Elt .DSJ31 • -Sed~ De-Vilies -; -~-El o~r~d;s -.--~ -Cpe.-6e-vil1;s-• -,9101ED"AN' oeViLI{. - - -,-969-ELDoR°Aoo----i910 cPE. oE-viiLe -- 1967 SEDAN O.VILLE l'ACTOll:Y 4llt CONOITlONIMe 0..-..... a··~ ttld fltlll~ :::., "I!~ rur1 =:1.~·1 lt1"'8111t "•''"t ~-..... ~! -.i nfrtt.. Spririg Speci•I 1966 SEDAN O.VILLE "ACTO•Y AUi ff'l'O~\llWJ!>i4 ~LL LI.AT-= ~ t ':.. ".,.•, ~~ ·~ .lfi:rt1rn ...... llY .tNr ........ t;;;;'., JM le -1Cl11t. !IL Ymf) $2111 1968 SEO. DE VILLE eACTOltV Al• COJI OIT10NIN& "litNddH l&D, lltittll (Ill~ &, Itel !"lff" luH 111-&. t -· tf r dtl11Yt "''"'· !tflAGAI. $3222 1971 El Dorado. "C onwrtib!e" lE5$ TilAN JAOO MlL!S Hert 11 IM 11111....,, flf 111eterl~1. .. CIHt(( le bthald. "" llci..,.., •Ir condlllO'llftO , lull flO_r, ,..et! -ry dtklu -'lltrc;1. Eirtrt CN llltc '"'Us Incl. full INtMr lftterlor. M..t lie -~ te bl lrviy •-eci.ttf.·(S.. •.a5Mll ,,, Sl!V!:,rv.L OfHElt l!XECVTl\11! I OEMONITllATOltS AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS 197·1 CPE. OE VILLES FACTOll:Y Allt CONOITIOlll .... "'"vi Mdo.d "'°' !UC! '""* frt. lerlor, .i1 _, irtrH 111et. ttft • ltl•-lc ""'"''' ·-.... •lt r e1, •·• 9f<. Vt r'J i..r., ,..,, .. "'-• (SJ It dloM ~ c•1.uc;1. Spring Speci1I 1967 CPE. DE VILLE l'ACTOll:Y •1• CONOIE LEU TH N U.«IO Ml I Full -· Vlflyl • 1llrO. • i..u,... lllllH'ler. 'T H1 .i. 1tM rl>IO. 11.N.-l'M rMli.. """' .ii MlllKI •"'1'••· IT?L.&911. Spring 59ecial 1968 CPE. OE VlLlf'. l'ACTOltY .I.Ill CON!llTIONUte V1"'1'1 !Ndd.., too. fUH ,.._,, llM &. lf!t tel!Pic 1i..r1,... •-lilc:b. AM/FM ''-11111!l!!Dltl(,0 .... lvltlv -·--IWIK.MI. $3222 1969 CPE. OE VILLE 1.1.CTOllY Allt CONOITICINU•e 11'!111 -" vlllvl tee. AJA.l'M, tll! & 1-IHCtl!IC si-1119. ...,. l •c~t. Le cc t tlv dt'I......,..,. '"II-. Jtw.1. IZOlJtoO, $4666 • Fleetwoods • -----------1968 BROUGHAM ----------.. .,_ JUST A FfW EXAMPLES; CHOOSE FROM ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST SELECTION Of QUALITY CADILLACS SELECT TRADE-INS ----------------------------------- • B•ick '70 GS 455 (pt. llnrvr1tout. S"'1 HMp. lm\IM wt'lli.; •.i.!Kk """"'. Jill '. "lfl"' t""" F"tct. t lr c..W. ~'""'·• Tiff ...... f, CllfMit ~ _,L I.Kiii i. ,.._, !IUA,$1 e CAD. '6S .(.dr. Hardtop F~OltY Alll CONOITION!NG ~n -· cltt~ & iun.tr w.1w1. tr . .1.Ni.·FM raclJa, ~ (HMUJ171. $995 • VW '70 Sunroof lti LW THAN 17#» Ml~ ....... tu( ,,,_ llfl!tll wlfll_ ...... ~ltf. ' ID(M h'l!flll'lll•• ,. dle,_l'IMtlr A tnr_i,o __ ..._.,. l,_11111 A wt, foCWAYa l. • Olds. '69 luxury Sect ' FACTO•V .. tit CONOIT"IC)IUM& "'' -~·, ~"' lllcll. •It 1, .. ,.,,. l...:tefY ...... ,... 'J.' .. :f. ......... !':~." c~m; .. ..._ ...._,. • Buick ~66 Wildcet Cpe. • Buick '69 Electr1 "225"' c~'V'o~1':1.t"'t'S~S":•r~°N•~~ ~ ... 'i:: '-<Ir. 1'"t:-': •I":-= Y.1t1\.l't9., li4'tl'tftr. ltMI,, ~tr. rxx•yt!'J __ ,;111~.W~'.1.~.n..-. IN', 5-l'lllU. tTHIClllJJ ~) Hair -,.....,,.,_., All S.~• l'ricos ittec:tivt Until Mond•y, Moy 17th, 971 ' NA.BERS CADILLAC Aut~rl2td C1dlhac De1ler Ser.vicing the Orange County H1rbor A.rN '2600 HARBOR Bl VD.,. IN COSTA MESA CALL 540-9100 OPEN EVES. & SUNDAY • ... CALL UI NOWll C•r1HY Dt41• will try tti • .,.. .. , te 1lv1 y111 tht INST ANT CREDIT YOU NIED AND STIU: SAVE YOU MONIY 1 .If you ore new in Colifornio 3. tf you ore new on your job 2. tf you owe money on your 4. If you hove liflle or no cor credit llT Ml nT TO AllAltfl ntl CllDIT AND TllMS YOU NIED SO TMAT YOU MAT om. Hclrit lodoy in lilt tor of f'DUl"thoict!I ·~:!!' 1971 COLTS ·~.~,';' M'•~l 11\P~l'<f~( •M• IOR 1nu~ .llMIQ,,~ .. DOll ... RI """ a. '' '"'' •~ \0•1 l ~o• ""'*q •! 1 • '71 CHARGER NEW s24a 7 FULL PRICE IMMIOt.ATI Df:LIYI RY BRAND NEW 1971 DODGE VAN FULLY FACTORY E9UIPPED B 100 OID!I YOUIS TODAY '70 CHALLENGER 2 Or. H.T. VI, lu(~tl S11h, RI H. Much mere, !•1~00W ) $1498 FULL PltlCI 5200 DOWN s45 MO. J' MO. S20(I 11 l~t ffllll 1111. cvml 1NI W 11 !Ct•I me. cvmn. 111(1 11•, 71 1Tce11u oncl 811 n. 11111c1 c111rou Oii •P1>r11ve.i <reel! tor l6 mc1. D•!t"ICI pymr ptlct ;, S!U0.00 l"cl. •II llMllC'.I c~••Oot. ll~H . .,, 11t ... H {If II ~°" prellr ID pey c•1n, !0111 prk1 ,, l lSTJ.to l"cl. ulet. , ••• '11 lkl nH ...... "~•I Por(I"!·~· ·~·· t.IO .. l YEAR /50,000 MILE WARRANTY WHY PAY MORE? ~~UR MONEY BACK GUARANTEE On All Used Cars Listed Below '70 IMPALA '70 fORD F.ttlor~ ,;,, •1clio & h11l1t, M1v1ritk, =OIC9 !Tl)8870 $1298 '69 CHRYSLER CUSTOM 2 o,. H.T. '1.t , 1ulc, fr4111., ~111w1 r 1l1tti"q. •'• cond., •&dio, he1l1r, wh jtew11! +;,.,, l<n!td 9l1n, d!J. wh11: <CWtfl , 11,.deu. !ZAC841l $1798 '68 DODGE DART 'l.S. pcw1• 1l1e,On9, power br1k11, 11d:o, he1l er. !XOBl I S) $787 '67 MUSTANG $796 H1rdlcp VS. 111!0., rnort . (76 480A) $1888 '67 CAMARO H11dler.. VS. &ulo ., buc~tl it•h. <on1ol1. •~d,o, he 1l1r, whjt1 wi ll t ir11, Pl lXl71 I $788 '69 Dod9e Char9er '1 -1. &ui,., ''•"• .. feclorv 4;, condi- lieninq. pow 11 1ltt rin9, r&dio. heel· 1•. !ZIZ493) $1555 '69 BUICK GRANO SPOIT 400 A.,to, lrfftl., powt t 1i11rinq, powtr br1k11, r1dio & h11l1r. No. t•l•1• $1666 '66 CHEV. I '69 FORD STATION WAGON STATION WAGON Aul11, ''""''' pcw1r 1lt11i"~· •1dio, 'II , eulom4ilt, ·~d ie, h11!1r. pow1r h•1!11, wh••tw1ll li111, (R_QH959 ) 1111 -inq, much mart . (YF!]84! 5488 $1233 ' .,. .. "'... I §l I .,, .. "'.... I §J I .,, .. ,,, •·• l §J I .,, .. ,,..... 11 ~·I I '""' '" •·• 11 ~ I I .,,.. ... .... l §l Auto11 Import.a 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Auto s, Imported 910 Autos, Imported 970 I Autos, Imported 978 VOLKSWAGEN _V_O_L-KS_W_A_G_E_N_ VOLKSWAGEN $1995 VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN ·70 VW Bua:. blue. sttrfa tape, wood whl, dash & koobs. 14,000 ml. Xlnt cond. Pvr ply, S1795. 64~Z635 bhl'n +-7 pm. '64 VW SEDAN iJKN 7s.'11 $899 Harb our V.W. 196t VW WAGON Squareback, R11dio, Healer, ERIBA PUCK Automatic, XSS024, The C11n1Pf'r tor l11tle cars. DEAN LEWIS Hlrch Wt'll;ht • 77 lh!. rn. JMPOR'rs CN'diblr . 2l It long, hrtgh! • 646-9303 6'4". 2 burner stnve. SJPrpll '67 Karmann Ghia VW, blat'k w / whlre ronvertlble rop. rehu!lt englnt. Xlnt mecb. condi1ion. S4?a or best otftr. Eves 494-JllO 1946 Harbor Blvd., 2 Aduhs -+ .l ch1lr1 "'!lh l8Tl I BEACH BL. R42-4435 • 1 ~=-=C°'~",,-'_M_u_•~~-I comfort. Can dinp Six. In· HUNTINGTON BEACH 1968 VW Squereb•ck dependPnt l1ghtin.1t i;ystem. '&I VW Camptr, New trans,• SALE PRICED Sell con!ainPd wi11rr. Am- Rt'bll eng, Ta~ dtck, Ex-1 SUP~R '?1"80 'M V\V New pie S1or11gc ineluding h11na- hausl Xlnt cond $1400. radial tires. chrome v•hls, BELO\V \l.'HOLESALL I .. ~108· 2 ' 112~. 962-.'1918 0 up closl'.!L Panor11.mlr 1vin· ..,.. "" ne ownf'r trade, 30,000 mi. dows. Built-in ltvf'l1ng. 4 '69 '·u•-b•ck v-'ks 4 spd trans. r11d io, h.eater. 1969 VW·Very rood cond. ""'l ·~ ru wagen, additional Adults can alef'p Blue. Sl450. good condition, for &&I!' ~at etr. XEV667. S117a. Johnson in optional add·a-roonltf'n!. Off " 67~ A'"l &. Son, 2626 Harbor Blvd., Call 847-7155 e. · .....,..,.. · Ha~ evt>ryth!ng the big one's COl!ta Mes11, 540-.5630. * '69 V\V, xlnt cond, low mi. slick shift. $1400. aJ&.n92 aft 3 pm. 1963 VW, 6 pa11sengf'..r plck· up. Excellent condition. $700 49'2·3818. ·59 VW. auto stick, sun rool. 1 • 1969 VW-Xlnt cond. Ai\-1/F'M, ~aut. con d. ·I Slllll Sunday afternoon only. Sl.450 644-6027. · m.-3829 ~~~~~~~~ '61! VW sed&ll. 11unroof, • '68 V\V. Good Cond. AM/fM r11dio, $l.17j $1050 548--03011 C11ll 646-5405 .,. '71 V\V Camper. 12,000 mi. • '69 BUG Radio. P /B. n,11,dy! S.11.JO. R/H * Air 54&-8409 #.arly AM or f'Vf'. Sf>~t otter * * 962-7738 Autos, New 910 980 $795 1964 vw Radio, Heater, 4 S~d. ONR. 411. DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS MS-9303 l!Hfi H11rOOr Blvd., Cnst11. Mt'Sll 1965 VW·Xlnt Cond, sn:. * * • 536-68ll Autos, New 980 have and can be lowtd by the small car. See it roday .. . BAUER BUICK 2.14 E, 17th S1. Cos11t Mr~a 548-776.'i '6.1 V\\', Nf'\V rrblt enjl;, rrans, eTc. rm m 11cu1111 t cond. 'Prirf'd lnr quick ~ale. <lay~: 5-48-1333, eves: 67J-4il2. ·~· HUGE SELECTION Ntw Ctr , De.1ler Lowest Prices Hi9hest Trades Biii Jones' 8. J. Sportscar Cent 2833 Harbof at Adams, Cnst.11 t-.\f>Sll S<lo.4491 '70 VV..' Conv. 'l'f'llow k B!k. Lti1.1• milf'~. v.·11.rr. S\995 or !r11de for V\\' 642-MRfi 1967 VW Squereb.1c:k S\19.1 *** 644-4285 980 UNIVERSITY OLDS WILL SAVE YOU MORE LOOK AT OUR SELECTION!!! $1595 1968 VW WAGON 5QUll'f'blck. Radio, Heater, 4 Speed, WJN704. DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS 646-9303 1946 Harbtlr Blvd., Costa Me.u. '68 VW CAMPER tWXP °™I $2899 Harbour V.W. 18711 BEACH BL. 847-4435 llUNTINGTON BEACH '.i9 VW. xln'! running cond. 40 HP eng. $3~ Call 549-27.10. '60 V\V Bu11 • '62 rebuil r f'nf: rxrrt. cond. run~ a:oort. $65() or otfrr 673-464:1. ·i;4 VW Conv. Low mileage. Ex . rond. Mu~t Seit! Makr offer. !167-1782 Autos, New '65 CADILLAC '69 OLDS 98 '69 OLDS 98 '68 OLDS DELTA '69 PONTIAC GTO Brougham 4 Dr. H.T. f ull power, factnry air, 61,000 miles. <P 0 !:477) $1699 '69 CHEVROLET Impala 4 Dr. ll.T. RadlCI, heatttr. 111utnma!Jc, Po""'er ateerlng, vinyl roof. CYBW· 135) $2499 '68 CHEVROLET Nov111. Radio, hP.<r, a uto· matlc, pow<'r steerinr. vinyl rOot. {WV1'549 I $1699 Hardlnp coupr. full nn"·!'r, factory 111ir cond. #111421 $3799 '70 OLDS DELTA 88 Automatic, pn\11Pr l'!rrrini;:, racL air. r11.dio. nratPr. 15.- 000 milf'!!. 1752ASHI $3695 '89 OLDS DELTA 88 ,;port coupe. R11din. htal· er, automatic, power steer· !ng, f11 ctory 111lr, \'lnyl roof. (XYKl94l $3299 Luxury 11rdan. Full pc11.1,.('r, factory 1l i r rnnd illoning, vinyl roof. (XNW495) $3799 '68 OLDS DELTA 88 4 Dr. H:r. R11.dil), h!'&IPr. 11utnm11.tic, po\•.'Pr ~tetrinii:, f11etnry air, vinyl roof. tVRY200l $2199 '68 OLDS CUTLASS 4 Dr. H.T. RAdio, heatpr, AU· tomatic, p<l""'*'r !it!'Prinj, factory air, vinyl roo . (VHE287 ) $1899 l'R SpQrt Cnur"-R111d io, hf'fllrr, 11utnm11tic, pov.·Pr srr,.rin~, f1tclory air, vinyl roof. i \VB.1745) $2099 '67 OLDS CUTLASS Coupe. Jh1din, hf'11 !r r. 9.IJIO· lllll11c, po\1.'PT !l!•rring, f&c• tory a ir. lVSK377} $1699 '70 OLDS CUTLASS Coup". 13,()()(l actual mi !l'~. Radio. ht'atrr. 11.u!n., P.S., air cond. 19i2AGD1 $3199 Rfldin, h!'11trr, 11.u1omatir., pn\\·er ~tl"crinJ:. faciory a ir, vinyl roof. 1YRV890) $2699 '69 GRANO PRIX full po"·er. f11rtory air, vinyl roof. tZDT282l $3199 '68 BONNEVILLE 4 Dr. J-f.T. fl11.dlo, h,.ater, 11utoma11<', pn"·er 1t.eerlna. factory Air. IVTL2601 $2099 (2) '70 CUTL"5S $2 9 9 9 Covp11. R1dio, h1•ll t, 111lc· mt tit powtr 1t1triR9, f1tlorv 1lr. Twc lo choo11 frem. {707· air. 17,,00 1ct111I mil•1. ICIO· '11 OLDS CUTLASS DEMO SALE Auto., fAt'I. 11.ir, vinyl rll()f, P.S. As lo"' A! 6,000 mile11. Sav!'!! :~. ~~o:,,~Eh~;.~ :.~. s3399 ma tic, pewi t 1te1•J119. f1tforv 1ir. 17900 1clu1! 111!111. (C lO· 11 ~I J EXTRA SAVINGS ON THESE EXTRA NICE CARS '68 CHEYlOLET $1199 Impala Sf)l'lrt Cpe. Radio, h('Atrr. auromatic. power·-- i>terrinii:. ( VG.15821 '66 DODGE CORONET $1199 Spt. CIM'; R11dln, heater, 11utom111t1c, powrr ~lf'tr· in;:. ,.Jnyl root. I XKB908l '66 MUSTANG CONVT. R11din and hPl!IPr, autnmeHc transmission. 1UKV6:1~1 '67 '66 RAMBLER CLASSIC $995 I '67 140 Sporl Cou!)f'. Aulom11tic, p!}ll'f'r l'!rrring. radio, nl'1trr. 4RZL.1751 , TRUCK SPECIALS ALL READY FOR VACATIONS '67 GMC Yi TON '89 GMC Yi TON '68 CHEVROLET Yi TON '68 GMC Yi TON '64 FORD 1 TON Long \1hrrl bAsP, •ir ('nnd .. Pi&kup. lo11q """••' ~111, V6 1n· Pi(kup. VI, 1ulo"11iit, pewit Pic~up. Redie, h••'•• 1ulof!l1l:c. Ctb I Ch1a i1, VI •nti"'· o4 '1i111 , t4di1, h11l1r, •vl1f!l1tic, 1l•t•inq t1dio i nd h11t1r. llff. powt• 1'11dn9 l1 ctcrv 1lt. 4 1pef'd, r1dio. tQ98984) ,ocwt r 1'•e•iftq, I 16?17Fl l7Al !QtatS-4) ,,.,, .. ltt!\1f!li11lon. (9571711 $1595 $1999 52199 $2299 $1199 SAii! prlcf'I t'(frctivt thru Sun .. r-.111.y 16, 1971 9:00 p.m. All adv. car! subjt'cl to prior 1 Ale 2850 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540-888.1 I Salurday, May 15, 1971 OAlLY PILOf 3J' l §l[~ _ ... _ ... _ ... _-~]§] .-[ -•. -, ..... -.. -. ~!§1 1 _1._;;·.·_ .. _.,_ .. _ .. _,_. ;;1.~_,1,,;;;~I ~·~ ... ~ .... ~ .. ~,. ~l~§l~i ~I ~.~."~ .... ~ .... ~,~lij~1 ~I ~..,~.~ .... ~ ... ~. ~l'!§l~~ •. ~ ... ~ .... ~.,,~~~.~ ... ~ .... ~ .... ~~l Autos; lmperted t70Autos, Imported 970 Au tot, Used 990 ! Au to1, Uted 990 1Autot, Us.eel 990 Autos, Useci 990 Autos, Used 990 Au tos, Utttd 990 1 Autos, Used Autos for saJe l==;;::;;;;====:;;;;;;;===F:::;:c;;.A~D:;IL~LA-;-:;;c.:.:.:. CADILLAC CADILLAC I CADILLAC CAMARO CHEVROLET CHEVROLET ~ ALWAYS .69 CADILLAC Lar911t Selection '69 EL DORADO 1-,-,,-c-·0-.,-,.-0.-v_il_l•_IA_m-1·~ '6!1 CA~1ARO. Ilk"' nu, fl\\'r S '70 MONTE CARLO '63 Chevy Impala, SS, 317' COUPE DE VILL E OF LUXUR IOUS All rlt'<:"1. flit·. A~l/f,\l. I & B, air & ~·~1. v!n)'J tnp. lSO lij1-bo hydromallc. factory in, .t sp, 8 ta·aek tape dee CADILLACS $1{)'"1(), & assume payn11s. hyd. tran:i, new :i!t'el radial atr, po11rr cqu111ped. Lan. 1 :\lu~I sell today, S4." ON fuJ.I f)('l\lotr, h1.ctory air, door 1 OWNER Call G11111y ~:,_,11427 Dayi; IU"<"li, spoill'rli. One ownt'r, dau, ~te. OOS-7281 •1 \ock5• t-lr! Ltss Than 15,000 Milts ;,!0-:?286 ei·f's suei·lfi« (l73·2I91. '70 NOVA "307 VI" '69 VAN V-8, auto. ~retj SUND Ay $4395 In Orange County CAMARO CHEV ELLE Automauc 1r1n.s., po"t'r I p11ncUPd. louve~d \.\'lndow~ Mac Howard Leasing ! 1963 thru 1970'• Still In Warranty steering, factory air. Jan-.\fin' rond. $2095. &1214<11 ~ F1rt'l1H!tt f'()[Or ~·u11 l1·alhf'I' .................... _ ---d I I ----\Corner 1s1 I.: illl.rbor1 ib ~ 1969 CAMARO CPE '&l £1 Canuno 327, 4 ~pd. au op, r c, '68 CHEVY Impala 2-dr. TO GET MORE "BUGS" OUT OF OUR DEALERSH IP \\'F. ARE NOW OPEN ON SUNDAY . NOii' 7 DAYS A WEEK OUR CUS· TOMERS GET ''BUGGED" BECAUSE VIV lS AMERICA'S NO. I SE LLING IMPORT. CH ICK IVERSON WILL BE OPEN ON SU'.'<- DAYS BECAUSE NOW \VE HAVE A FU LL LINE OF NEW CA RS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. e~~~ ' ~,, . PORSCHE . AUDI .A.uthorized Sales & Service <MS E. COAST HIGHWA Y At Bayside Drive NEWPORT BEACH 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA S49-3031 E xt. 66 or 67 Auto•, Imported 970 1 Autos, Imported 1----'-----VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO $995 $3195 I966 VW FASTBACK 1969 VOLVO 164 Radio, Heater. 4 $Pf'cd. SLJ(;. &dan, P.ad10. llcalf'r. Auto· 838. rnatiC", Po1\'C'1' Steering. faf:- DEAN LEWIS 1ory Air Conditioning. Y\·'lR- lJ\IPORT:> :;1:: 64&-9:'!0:; DEAN LEWIS 1946 Harbor Blvd., L\lPORTS Costa !\tesa 646-9303 19-1£ Hai'bor Blvd .. Costa J\Ie~11 ·----·GS \ro!vo 172 S. a uton1 .. 34000 1W(i APJ 1 $1799 I n11 . \l('ry g?ood l'Ond. Asking Sl·lOO. 19-1-,,193 Harbour V.W. -'51 ~·ord school bus, con· vcr1rd. t'OR SALE OR 18711 BEACH BL. 8~2-4~3:'l 1 TRADE . ~S·:i61 3 aflt'I' (ask HUNTINGTO~ BEACH for .!ini $895 196S VW P.ad10. Heatf'r, 4 Spet'd. :'\GB- Or -'· DEAN LEWIS -~B=u=1c=Kc_-- Thr t:ar!lp('r ror lt1Ll~ l'81's. L\tPORTS w;.930;~ !946 Hal'bor B!l'd,. I H1k:h 11·r1ghl • 77 lbs, Jn. 1·1·rdiblr ll Jr long, height - Costa :\ll'~i:I :sTVW~Xln1 L'Ond. R 1H~ ' New brks, 11e111 11iuff. ~"11 ' mas1. t') In. '.llu~1 :\ee'. I Cl<'an! S550 or Brat oUC'r. Ask for rred 5'ID-369S _ 1 1968 V\V Bug, auto stic~. !l<'11 engi~. good rond . rradt I tor l11 1t modf'l ~1 Camino; R.ancho, or camptr or equal I \'&}Ut'. 842-8474 VOLVO VOLVO DEMO SALE e t<\4~ton1at!c & Air • 142 Automattc e 144 -4 Spfed e 16'1 Auton1at1c \Ve Specialize 111 Overseas Delivery ..I}erut LflDiA W VOLVO 196G Harbol', C.:'11. $1495 I961VOLVO 122 2 Door. Radio, Meat!'J', Autn. mauc. Ai.!· C.:onditioning. VVS3:il:i. OEAN LEWIS JillPORTS 646--930l 1946 Harlxlr Blvd., Costa !\oltsa $3295 !!169 Volvo .164. Srd. R .. \! . Automahr, Fac101-:. A 1 1· Cond. ~harp, Y\\'R]4.~ DEAN LEWIS IM?ORTS 646-930:: 19-16 Ha rbor rlvd .. Co~\" Mesa 1>'4", :Z burner s101·r . Sleeps 2 AdUlL~ + ] child 11 1llJ <"0111lor1. Can d111" Six. Jn. dcpcndrn1 lti;hllng sy~teui. Srlf 1.:011ta1ned warcr .. <\nl· Plt> Storage includi11,g ha11g- up clos<'I. Panoran1ic ll'fn. do11~. Built-ln l<'vclini::. 4 11ddit1ona\ Adults ca n sl!!'cp u1 optiona l 11dd-11-roon1tent. He1~ everyJhing !ht' bii;: onf''s hal't' and can b!;' 101red by the small i.;11r. N>e ii !oday fUJ! [lOllCf, fai.;tOJ'y l'lil' l'Olld. Black on blai.:k. !SIN8l~t $1398 Mike McCarthy BUICK tJ.iJ BcaC'h Blvd. a t :'.D. f\.\y 89·1-3:;4 I :;i31-:Z4.:.0 '69 BUICK RIVIERA Full poll'rr, factory &H". !an- rlau 1op, A.\1 1r \J. :ZS.000 intlrs looks & dri1•es like n<'11. St>r 111 Mac Howa rd Le asing •Cof11rr lsl &· Harbor! g;ig.960o ;,~J...()f.{)i S<in !~ Ana ;;'ACR1r1ct: 1~io Ru i 1· k Super Eltl'IJ';i Cu~tri111 :!:Z~I HT. F.~\ I All'. 1\t'.li, 11"1' .~al~ l · "111do11~. 111a11) 1 rnort e"rra~. &>aul bronze 11 /burnl~h sadrlJ,. 'in) I 1op /.:. t1phol. A slf'al al S4~49. &1·1-470_1 __ -~-7. 'iO-Riv1en1. loadl'd! $2795 po\\·cr. Ait". Stereo. An1-t'm. lt70VOLV0 142 P.<'d beauty! 1 4.400 . 2 Door Radio Heater. Aut(I. =""~~--0~1,_10"'.'-""'-,,,-=--::= mane' Air co'nditionil1&. 06J· I BL;JCK '62 J11v1cta Sia. Wag. BEJ ' 9 pas~. air, !o n11'.~. clean. DEAN LEWIS ti S-100 or n1ake oUrr. Call l'.\IPORTS S::2--Ki84. 646-930: 1 ·69-BL'ICKR1\·1e\'11., all 1M6 Harbor Bh rl, pawer. Stcrro. i\lag 11·hccls. Co~r11 i\!l"Sll Brauhful. SJl:lfl. 646-1087 L~'. ."iABR~'. * '1>1 ~rlr lldlp, THINI p/h, pl~. r~d10, 1w1\' lirt>~.' 'VOLVO' I "!-"'"-I • 'fl~ Buu-k Rivif'r11-:\1n t ctultl .1 "fR.IEDLAND[R" I Powec · ohn~u o. .11."" "'· Stil. t.1·f'~ OR-3-4021 •;::::see 1';;'.Gfz~ 1--CADILLA_C __ '__:::::.:::::s c,.::;14-="9 sc=--I '62 CAO. CONVERT. 19'S VOLVO 1100 CouPt. Radio, Heater. 4 ALr cond. Powrr l'tttrlng. S~. ovtrdri\'f'. HQB666. fCYR4021 At clean a~ thr 1 DEAN LEWIS day it came ort 1ht 1how-1 J:\fPORT5 room floor. Si99. i\lus1 !'ff 646·9303 lei .. ppl't"C~att. Banvick lm-1)~ Harbor Blvd., pcir1 ~. 99ll So. C0$1~t H11:y., I Co!l8 lole~ l..llll:una Bt'11ch, . .'>46-40~1 01· ·~n P-JSOO, x!n't ronri. _4~~·9ii1. __ Sal'.'I" ~I""' v.hl!e. S900 ·~ Cadlllac 4 dr Or V1Jle $3000 Call M&-S.>18 I '6.1 rrwd Ltd 4 dr smo _ \\'e'll help y0uleF~'78-_,_,_1-._302_1 _____ _ • 83S.9ti00 Sant" i\1111 G"r\TA) e intt'nor. A:\I F~I li1<'1'N, PS. 'L'Pl'lt v LU"' • Nr1v t'ngh~. 4·mags. Xint I '70 IMPA LA CUSTOM auto, R&H: 34,000 ml. $1.).ft J,.;~ PB. P\\', P. seal-', 111r i:ond , s • '' ~. rond. 613-698ti all 5 I or off('r, 836-6392. t; 1968 Cad Sed1u1 deV1llt . All CADILLAC till \.\'het>l, landau top. ;ouro. Fla~h)' L'on1pl'tl11on oraJlg<' I · I COUPE lf'athrr. power N'rw 111·rs AUTHOAIZ.EOOEALt1' nialk.' trunk ,t; dooi• lo-.·k~ 'fltii~h 111111 Bhll'k Landuu CHEVROLET t'67 El Ciunlno 327 VB p/ Xlnt cond. P\I pt). s::~'OO 2600 HARBOR BL.. l #~~J,"il Pr1~d ro ~f'll. roof $, bu<'kCI ~rats. \'S, Faclo;iry a.tr landau flOllC'J'I p/b. au10, air, ~gd _ tire , _'4_:.-1'!_!.\ ___ ----COSTA f\IESA """'--••• A #'J,U _.,, __ a ' i\1110 'l'l'<&l1S, Radin. lllr. 1%1 Chr1jl . ' Fa ( l 0 r )' f'QU1pme11t 'turbo h;·drvnlli· Xlnt "°'..'...d SI~. 615-4007 ,, '71 Did Coupe DeV1He :1-10-9100 Opeu Sunday '~ '~ P Ol\(·1· Stt'<'l'Jn~. Far101·y Can1pt'r" Van . R/H, aulo., tic tlr. ' 1 1955 CHEVY I: 1'\1U.v larlor~ f'q u1p1. 1iv1 .69 Cadillac Coupe df' ViUt ! 2100 Harbor Bl1ri. 645-o.ttiti .\ir, r11· \'EHOiO. S'..':173. rl't-rylhiug, lik,. ne1Y SllOO. Mi!ic Howard Leasing B~t oUC'r * 847-38 pl), 1-tOOO n1i 's, Pvt 01vnt'r. l''uli 1'65 CAD. Cou]')f" rir Villt'~ .kihn~or~ & &in, ~IG:lfi. (li..r~~i· 49'.-IOS~. 6~6-6972 !Corner lat & H11rbor1 '61 CHEVY Stn \Vgn: llC' 613-3621 1 po\\'rr & air + A.\1/F~1 :iS,000 1111 Yf'IJO"' 11 1 blitt·k Blvd., Co~la \lr.~11. ~0 .. Jti»O. 1 196.1 Chev B1.<1caynr ~ Dr. I S.lg.9600 531-0607 Sant11 Ana tng, !Jrf'.s. bt·ake8 pa.in 'ii.1 Sed. r!f'V11Jf'.\Vhitt \.\'/blk stereo, vinyl roof, leather vuiyl !op, blk lrathC'r uH. j 19-70-CAi\!ARU--:-iJlO n1i!rs, Xl~t eond,:1 $675.~ OR BEST 1968 CHEVY VAN;--R71!. 64.>-4983, 67fl-(i\44 ' ' !rathe!' ~i~L :'\ll ~:-.:tras. !\Ii111 1nlf'r._ Wt wh~el, power 1 lac. air, l.oadl'd. E'xcf'I air , t'Oni>olr. $3.100 \\i1\I OF fER. J.,l ~\32J ne11· 6 plys. oo 11indo\\·s. I' ThE faslf'sl d1·aw In the Wt cond $1:,0 .. i<Ul-ti994 r1·r~ &-doo1· loc:k!, Perfe<'I 1..'0nd. 1~011d lake V\\' bus in lrllde. I HOUSE Huntlng'.' \Vatch t.ht' Perferr. $169.i 4 !I 7 -J o s ·1 , . . a Daily P!lol Clasalll 11'knd~ 64.:>-:ZJS:l * .'>40·2~49 * [>11-ll~l. OPEN HOUSE cotun1n. 646-0972 Ari. 642-567ll Autos, New Autos, New 980 'Auto$, New ----980 · Autos, New 980 I Autos, New 98(1 • Aut-o;:-N:·cew-----. .. BUSINESS IS GOOD AT THEODORE ROBINS FORD ! THE REASON IS SIMPLE ••• T INl E l:l WE SELL FOR LESS THIS WEEKEND PRE·SEASON -ONLY-CAMPER SALE BRAND NEW THEODOR E ROBINS SR. Tim• M•1•1ll\e Qu•llty O.•l•r .A.word fot 1971 THEODORE ROBINS JR . 1971 MUSTANGS HARDTOPS-FASTBACKS-CONYERTllLES EVERY NEW 1970 CAMPER IN STOCK SLASHED TO $75 OVER 40 OVER OVER FACTORY INVOICE ENJOY CAREFl!EE 5UMM !'ll DRIV ING! OUR $100,000 DIAGNOSTIC CENTER Gi ves your car over 130 vital test• for rel iability, performance and safety, in just 30 minutes. Full written report is included fo r· only $995 JN STOC K $75 FACTORY TO CHOOSE INVOICE FROM plu• l•r I lie•"•• llG 511.ICTION-NO ADDID DIALq..C!iAl!WIS W• Ar• Tit. Or•~•• C•u11ty Sho• Cow Deoler kir II Dorado Com,.rs NEW '71 TORINO NEW 4 OR . SEDAN lSI V.a, AT. bit. t i1 ~1. P.S .. P-di1c,, •it, t•d., 7•91•1" wh!. ~v,.., body mol din 9, elt , ( 103052 ! :39 SAVE I ~6052' W-5tkr. \4008 2S 011r l'rltt 53402.96 FULL P'IUCI NO GIMMICKS-NO ADD ONS -NO ORDERS- NEW '71 FORD . :· NEW'71 T·BIRD NEW L TO 4 DR. BROUG. SAVE NEW 2 OR. LANDAU -SAVE H.T. '429 V8 , ¥;,.vi roof, t•ui10.. $1100 Power '"" •oof. 8rou9h•m, P.W .. $152500 WSW, "i1. CJ <p , P.S .. di, ,1to, wh l.. P. Se•! .. eulo., •i•, 1l•••o l•p•, tilt P .. i. .. P dr. loc~1, 8ir, •uto /~mp. whl., P-diitl., ¥i"yl top. I"•"''""•· co,.lre>!, AM .FM, P.W. etc. !118-•le -=1>52 1100015 1 70e t :._:_•~S W__:_Stii1. Sb041 011r Prite S~''' i W·Stiir. 576 39 O.-r Prit t S•11 4 New 2 Dr. Hdtp. Brough. SAVE ! NEW LTD SQUIRE SAVE -I -· ·-- S 81 s2 i. P•u ..... 9on. 419 vs. c,u;,0., s1101 00 NEW 2 OR. HDTP. SAVE JS! V8 . A-1 .. bit. 1i,t1, ¥•1, 9r1>., 6 p.5, P-di<tl .;,, ,.d .. wkl C"11, 'flSW, vii. 9'1> .. P.S. di .. ••c ~. A>! "''· t-ul! pow•r. tilt w~I, A'T. s1201so •le. ti2•lSb) "'2)1> co"d .. AM .FM . H.O. 1u•p , di,. B rouq~•m inl., WW, r•dio, 429. W·Stiir. S442l.25 0 111 Prlc• 5l741.7l I whl. (0¥~11 r 142 )4) :: 11>2. I YI :: 11 1. (I Ob41Sl ------·--~~-----. W-1tltr. $5785 Owr l'rict 54684 W01tiir 56158.50 Otn l'ilct 551 57 NEW 4 OR. SEDAN SAVE : NEW-CTo-4-DR:-HoTP. --SAVE-1 NEW 2-oR:-HoTP-BROUGH-. -SAVE- "'· cr~i1 o .. WSW,,;,, IJ '"'"" P.S , 560000 """Ill R.F. A/T, pw•, 1l••r. br o~'" 597200 Full pwr,, vi"~I rool. •i•. ll t'T, •ii• 5130100 P.8 .. oi1, •••r window deiog .. r•· ~nd windQ".'" '" ~I•<. defro,., wh!., pwr. wind .. '''''· ""d bi •k•i, die , 1;"1, qloa, whl, cove" lllb· I AM.fM , Y11. -'PP· WW, f ,"f ••dio.•29.VI . t)<;91111587 ~ · <;42 1 ;;;)IS 91111, whl. cv<1 . 11 000!7) ::cbb0 W·Stkr. 5403 1.25 Oin Prlc• SJ4Jl.2S W-111tr. SS267 Owr Pritt S42tS W·5tkr. 56611.75 011r l'rl te SSJIZ.75 SAVE \18 . crui10 .. \\'SW, P.S., P.B .. eir, 560158 r&dio, tinted 9l &n, wheel cov•"· 11 1>1598 ) "498 NEW 2 OR . HARDTOP W-5ti.r. S4l l' Ow• l'rlte 53514.42 NEW '71 RANCHERO NEW RANCHERO Emin ion control 1y1l•m· ~7 •14 tire1, AM ,.d,o. (1 19111 1. W-1tltr S3J96.12 Our Prlct S2712.94 NEW RANCHERO SOO J51 VB. crui1om•l1c. vii. group. P.S., power di1t b1•kt1. lint. 9 1111, H0.1t11p. l t1 5648 l, W0stkr 54214.06 0 11r l'rlc• Sll95.4J SAVE 5683 88 NEW._GALAXIES OO---SAVE-I NE W 2 OR . LANDAU SAVE- 2 Ur: Hd. Tp. 400 V.1, \linvl rf., 592300 •<9.YI, Full pwr., A/T, AM .FM. $151100 A/T, Pw" 5h, •nd h•okt1, ""• •· 8rou9ku,, int. T·9lo11, ti lt .. ·hi., dio. whl , cv<1. linl. 91•11. e l~<. dt · Aulo. T,mp., Air, 429.VI, l<'bS I fog9e1 . 100015) ~61>1 I ll OOOl•I W·1tltr. S-4922 Owr l'tlce SJ999 W·1'111. 57171 Our l'rlu 55867 NEW'71 BRONCO NE W BRONCO WAGON V8, Spl. Pkg.. (0~¥. 9•p.. H.O. R ~die tor, •u,, fu•I l~nk, .Stl--. ~071>4 !700121 SAVE s67123 I NEW'71 F100 PICKUP NEW F-1 00 STYLESIDE SAVE P.U. 240·1> cyl. •n9 .. l·1pd. ••die, S643" tin t, 91•11 , H.0. Rttr Sp., g1u9e1. co9, li9hf!• S1 k . .J:T6J 121.l!I. W•Stkr. SJJJl.97 Owr l'rlc.e 52695.00 NEW BRONCO WAGON SAVE NEW F-100 CUSTOM SAVE VI, buck.1 . 1h .. !<•tlion Ice• R. '70676 I Stvl e1icl1. va tn9 ' R1 n9 er pkg., '95389 •~I•, Ltd. 1l1 p.frcnl ••le. Spl. P~'l , •In!., •mp l oil 91u911, tool iio•, ••u•. luel 1.,.k, ••d;o, f•e• ounninq crui1om .tic, cpl, ¥•Cuum boo11t r, hu b •. S!k. =r200 11014 1 AM ·~M 1!e•10. P.S .. G7 8t l~ 1;,1,, •le. 10651 ) I W•tlkr. 5-4610.22 011r l'rice Sl97l.46 w.1rtir 54850.20 C.11r l'ric• SJl 96.l 1 ROBINS READY NEW CAR TRADE·INS RENT A CAMPER BRAND NEW 1971 MAVERICKS OVER FACTORY INVOICE 2{)00RS • 4-DOORS 6 CYL's • V0 8'1 GRABBERS AUTOMATICS • STICKS NO GIM1lllCKS NO A ll·ONS 1'10 ORDERS NEW'71f250 PICKUP NEW 1971 FORD F-2SO C1mp1r 'f"cief, Sport cu1lom C•b, c.~•·•·o·m 1lit fr•n1mi11ion, power 11,,.,;"9· pQWtt o:l i1c b<eke1, "31>0" VS, ••dio. ,,,,, q11 t1nk. #1 6, mo· tor .!"1151. Jlttoll S48ll.01 -S11le SJl67.70 NEW F-2SO RANGER XL T SAVE C1m,111• ~P•<· J90 vs. crui10 .. •ir S1021" AM-FM 1i1rto. P.S .. P-di1t 1. '""' 911 •an\., elc . r 12 s (0JOb1) W•ttltr. S5597.98 011r l'rlce 5'4576.09 r--~~~---~~~~~--. MUSTANG SALE IS lo thoo1e from. 'bS thru '70 modtlt. Coup•1. h•rdlo ,.., con•frl:bl, •nd 2-r l l•otbec~1. Som• woth 4 1p•ed1. 1110 ,;, con.litio~i n9 •"cl •ulom•lic modtl1. ALL OFFERS CONSIDEREC-. .--,-OR_D ___ LT-D--G-AL_AX_IE---TO_R_IN-0--W-A-GO_N_SA_LE_, EXAMPLE : 196S MUSTANG HARD TOP R,.d io, ~t•lt t, tli<k 1kilL (01U74l ) TRADES ACCEPTED PAID FOR OR NOT! ......------------------Y8, •ulo .. R&H, power 1'••ring l cli1c b••kt1, 2 ton•, <~rom1 trim, 9ood mil11. {I 0512~ I OUR PRICE $696 I ~ OUR PRICE $1696 -:1~91::0-:M~u-::s~T~AN~G~H~.T"'. ---.6-8~vw.,..-B.,.U""G-' I '65 F?.~.~ .~!L.~x'.~ ,~~~ ,,,, $896 to~ded , VS, •uln., !'_$, R&H. mil e1. !NOG876! '"''· •rr, "'~"· tvt il abl•. low Rod·~ ~.;;1~1;~0~ •P•td. 1 ,,-o -FlAT -850 SPYDE_R _________ $_ - '69 FALCON FUTURA S.d. Auto., R&H, pow•r 1!•t•· '"II • IX MP2q4 1 $1596 m:t ... """" I ~ J 3w6 I $2696 $1096 ••dio. h'"'' "' w:•h ''_"_'_''_•·_____ • 7 Low mi l~" (50 l BfR I '70 T-BIRD LAND_A_U_ ---'70COUGAR--0---I EJirnin .. !or. Auto .. P.S .. p.0,1,1., '69 P NT IAC LE MANS $ J 996 Bt Ai•., VI, •uto .. R&H, P.S .. '64 CHEV. WAGON 2 door. Aulo .. P.S ... ;, cond., R&H, ltnd•u rt.I, f•ct ..... ,.., Ht •dlop.~ulom ~l<C P.S., Ai1 ,9ooomilt1. ll lNll~J tilt w~e•L Good mil•19•. w,,. •~•ii. f84 J81ll ••d•o. ""•lt .. !YDSlS ~l $796 t•nlv •••il ~ble. ,(Sb9AK\ll $2796 53696 .69 FoRo LTo I 167 P,L ~~~1u~~ .~.~0~~ ~~~v $896 7 0 PONT1Ac G.T.o. '69 v w BUG I '""YI roof. 9"od ... :i ... IW CR 890! va t p s ' J G ' • • l d•. H.T .. Vt, t ulo., R&H, P.S.. , •u o.. . ., '" cona, 0011 ~~~ze:~~i~pecl, 9ood mll 11. :.Bi,l f1ct. ,;,, vlnvl •oof. IXSR. ,64 FALCON 2 OR. $696 :~Gf'· R1cl:o, h,,,,,, lJJt. $ 2 I 6 cyli"<l•r, •t dio •I'd ht•ler. !OSV6!ll I $1196 2 96 Sele Prit•I Good for 72 Houn. c,., Subi•cl lo l'r1o• 5,1,. $2696 '69 FORD COBRA Sp+, •o of •uto .. R&H, P.S 70 71 1696 '10 MAVERIC K 2 door. I own••· Rto:l io, h•tl•,, •eon~mv plu•. !YRE71 '1 $1596 YI, t uto., RIH, P.S .. ( I071Stl $2196 //. : 11rvic1 f1cllltl•1 on the West Co11t ·~ · f 31/8 1cr11 of the moat moderrl f ord 1al1s ind /<:::~ ... ~&l""~'°""'rh odore ;:~/"'5a~ ~ obins I ,I '°'" ~-!'In.~~ Ford SERVING I I '.EJ&::::::l. ':: !'t ~ SINCE ;' q ' ! § 0 -:: ~"~> 1921 ,./ . / !'CA.tr.,,,,.,., Jc:> 11111 ~ ~ /;" .: ___ ., __ ... • 1i · ,.' 2060 Harbor Costa Mesa @ 642-0010 SALES DEPT. ' • ' HOUllS I AM To 9 l'M MON-NI fl AM T1' PM SAT l'ARTS:--SERVICE HOURS 7 AM To \PM MON I PARTS DEPT. ONLY I AM ta 1 PM SATURDAYS • . . 11 AM T• 6 JIM SUN 7 AM To 6 PM TUl·l'll ' • • ' , )_, \ f ·>.· '"· .:·· DAVE ROSS '67 DODGE '65 MUSTANG 2 DOOR HAf!DTOP' t. ~vi., Auto. Tr•~l., radio, "••+••. v.,, "u!o. Trani. (WI F996 ) whit1wa fl1, IZKZS8 2! 5895 sass '68 PONTIAC '67 TEMPEST IONNl:YILLI :Z DOOi M.T. 6 cyl., t u'o '''"'" fullv 1quipp1~. Auto, lrtni., ftclory 1i•, P.S .. P.8., (UUNl04) P/windcw1, r1dic & ~11l1r, IVZU- S601 .$2195 5988 I Autos-for Sade I§! I Aulo1 lorSM 1§1 I Auto• for Sai. l~I "IJIOS lot Sale l§l !..__.,_ ..... _-__, 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, UMCf -990 Autos, UHCI 990 Autos, UMCf -...,c,_,o,..,.u""G-A~R- 990 Auto1, Used CORY AIR FORD ·DODGE '68 CHARGER DELUXE '70 FORD LTD 1970 FORD LTD 4 DR . SE O. USED CAR SPECIALS! '68 DART '69 PONTIAC 2 DOOR HARDTOP IONNEVILLI STATION WAGON 1/.9, aulo. hint .• fa<lorv air. r1-v.a. 1u•o. '••n• .. Fa,tory air cond ., dio & httl•r, vinyl roof. !XOW. full powe" powar 1!11 rin9. IYYK· 644 ) I Sl l 51895 53795 '66 CHEVROLET '67 BONNEVILLE CAPRI Cl: STATION WAGON Full pcwe•, faclorv air cond., ... V.f , Auto. lr1n1 .. fatlcry 1ir ccnd., dial tir••· Sir. 02396 pcw•r tlt1ringldi1c br1ii 11, radio, h11+1r. IT00405) 51295 51888 '69 CHEVY CA,RICE 1 DOOll HARDTOP F-ul! P"'"''" !0 1d1d, T1p1 player. Sharp. Sar. 117535 $2888 '70 GRAND PRIX Ftcloty air, lu!I pow1r, loaded, 11 ,000 ,,.;111. I 709ANCJ 54295 $3098 Mike McCarthy BUICK REFLECTS EXCELLENT CARE Beaurllul one ownt>r trade In. Dark Ivy Mela!Hc fini5h 1 with marching landau roof.1 Ivy gold inlrrior. Auto, trans., Radio, he8ter. pow- er stttring, power brakes. Factory air, etc. ~e and drive to apprecialf'. 375CQS $3150. John..-;on & ~on. 2626 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. 540-563t) LINCOLN 1956 Lincoln Conl'l Mark tr.f body & mechanical xln't.! Needs some uphol. v.·ork. $2500 or Jx>~t ofr. 54&-8994. LOOK! WHAT • WE HAVE FOR YOU 150 USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM '68 NOVA 4 DOOR V8. auto., P.S. tWTIB:>l I '70 NOVA Z DOOR fi cyl. 11tlck. radio, heAt,.r. !868AGBf 4 Door. VS, auto .. fActory air, P.S., R&H. A good value used car. (RYL481 I 'if l'I. TM. IAUACUDA VB. auto .. ractory .11ir, P.S .. RAH. A good valut in evtry way. (118800) •• •· .. ' s 26 "· 5. ~ .. i ' " ! ,, I,\ 't. ~ k r. '· r L 8. 3 5 ! • • Saturday, May 15, 19'11 Autos. UIOd 990 Au1<11, Uaod 1--'-------990 Autos, UMCI 990 Autot, Used 990 Autos, Uaod PONTIAC 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Uaod 990 Autos, Utod i--P-O""N_..TI,...A_C,,.....-T ·BIRD MUSTANG PONTIAC PONTIAC PONTIAC $795 196f PONTIAC GTO $1695 1969 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX PONTIAC '67 BONNEVILLE CPE. '65 PONTIAC GTO; clean: pwr. 11eer. ' brakes , T·llRD " . ' lff.I MUSTANG Hardtop, V-8, Radio, Heater, PRICED AT WHOLESALE Power Steerina, • Sp!ed, Beautiful Lime fros t metallic Dgc()lO. finish with harmonizing Lan· DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS 646-9303 '6S PONTIAC GTO Automatle, rad» and heater , vinyl top, a ir cond!lionlng. YVX!IJ $2488 1961 PONT. BONNIE Hardtop, Radio, Hea t er, Automatic, Power Stffring, Factory Air Cond1Uonln1 . WID237 MUST SEU. Attractive lime frott finish with Black intf'r!or. Equip. ped y,•lth Aulo Trans, Ra- dio, He-ater. Power Steer- ing, Power Brakes, Power Window,, A beautiful Car throughou t. Shows & o o d care. YERB97, $2975_ John- 90n & Son, 26Jj Harbor Blvd., Costa l\1e-sa, 540-5630. Autos, UHd 990 Automatic. Yellow with blade interior. V .. $575. Call: 675-2723 l95S T·Blrd :· Orie 63.IXXI mi, Perfect cond. 3 1pd, $1485. 962-3128. * RETlR.EO TEACHER. wants to .U Mr dutlc 1i¥i T-Dlrd ahe bu enjoyed thfi put 'I yeara, ($1090). Ph. S. auto. tran&., power ., '56 T·Bird. 51,0XI ml. 1 air cond,. vinyl 1'001, radio, RAMBLER owner. All extru. Xlnt '6$ T...Sird, J dr. Jandal,I, ru~ bMter. (~i*H). 1 ---~------cond. $1800. ~13 pwr, factory air, $750. Al&O -i DAV_!O ROSS $ 1198 '65 Rambler Amba1u.dor :::--=::,.-:--:::---::--4 Chev mq:i, $60. Ct1J dau .i interior. Auto trana., radio, heat., pow. steer .. pow. brakes, air cond ., etc, UM6 Hubor Blvd ., Excellent condition throUgh· l --="'°""=la=M~"'=~--I out. See & drive today. XTG· PONTIAC DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS &lS.9303 Ca h sedan. Good c:ond. By ex-'63 T-Blrd, Hu all power, 54Ul.32 or 6p..aJ50 -1 Mike Mc rt y ecutrix. SSM or bl!at offer. Fae atr, $495. 4521 F&irtl.eld • BUICK 67J.<137 or !J6Z.S606 0., Corona del Mu. VAUANT , '67 MUSTANG 9'23. $2175. Johroon & Son. Power stetting fl; brakH, 2626 Harbor Blvd., Costa 2"80 Harbor Blvd . at Fair Dr. 62 RAMBLER Sta. Wq. $300 T-BIRD, '63, excel oond. m-'62 VALIANT station WK!1- F"acrory Air. P/S' -P/B, 1lde Ir out. Full pwr. Standard ihltt; 6 cyl. $2!ill. a\lto trans, a lr cond . Low Mesa. 540·5630 ! Costa Mesa ~6-8017 mlleap, exCf'llent coOO. Autos, UMd -990 I Autos, Used 990 1946 Harb:>r Blvd, Costa Mesa 1565 Beach Blvd, at S.D. Fwy 894-3341 I 531-2450 Towing hitch. 642-8582. Air. • 645-4322 or trade. ~ -1 -:A-u7to-,-, 7U;-oed~-----,990= I Autos, U•.d 990 Autoa, UMd 990 A~ot, UMd ~ $1395 Harbor American • b4b-0261 1qi,<f HAllOOR CO'iTA Ml$A MUST WI 1i7 ~tustang, full powr/air/tape deck. mag whrela, blk vinyl top, \'l'r)' clean, Make off.r:r, 492-5019. '69 Mach 1, 428 Cobra jet, Macs. ·P/S, Dile brakes. sum or bl!st oller. 847-5140 OLDSMOBILE '67 OLDS SEDAN A!C !HK CXV) $899 Harbour V.W. 18711 BEACH BL. 842-4435 HUNTINGTON BEACH $1595 lffl OLDS CUTLASS Convertible, V • 8, Radio, Hea~r. Automatic, lull pow- l!r. Air Conditioning, YCR· 639. DEAN LEWIS JM PORTS 646-9303 1!H6 Harbor Blvd., Costa Meu '67 DELTA '88' Full powl!r. Air CondlUonlng. dlt. TRF087. Murt 1ell. Will lake trade or finance. Call 4.94-77-44. "70 Olds 98: Must Sac Now ! Full Jtower, all xtras. $4600 or bst ofr. 963-6764 + * 1967 OLDS 4-42. Blue convt. AU!O. $1395. Call 645-4530 PLYMOUTH "70 ROAD RUNNER 440 w/three 2-baruli. 4-spd, posi t"f:ar end . $2995. Call after 6 pm, 642--4130. PONTIAC BILL BARRY PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT NEW '71 VENTURA II Fully t"l!.clory equi pped Wm405 SALE $2288 $29' DN. $63.80 MO. $299 11 the total down pay- ment. $63.80 ii lhe 1ota1 monthly payment. Including tax, license a nd finance charges on approved credit k>r 36 monthl. The cash price including tax &. license is $2447.40, deferred price is $259S.80 including lax, lic- ense & f:nance charge. An- UAJ. percentage rate 9.31%. OV ER 135 NE\V & USED CARS to Choose From OPEN 'TIL 10 PM 2000 E, la! St.. Santa Ana lilt St at S.A. Fnvy.J 558-1000 1958 PONTIAC C h ie fta n, auto. P/S. $150. c I 11 962-7761 or 635-8681 1971 PONT Grand Prix. Mu~t aell. Fully equipped $4200. 84Z.2617. '66 GTO. 4 spd. ne1v brakes. Eng, body t>xcel. Best ~tr over $1.000 takes. 646-~ 1968 Pontiac GTO, 31,000 mi. New tires, vinyl top. $1500. Oean. Mu~t aee! 646-8455. '69 GTO Judge, 4 spttd, very iood condition. S2DI or bell otter. ~11 l '(16 PontlllC LrMans-R&.H . P/1, Beautiful cond. $895. 673-4132 '68 Pontiac Flttblrd 400, t ir, wuranty, Xln"t. Mu1t sell. 642-99&2. T·BIRD ...-----.. ElifaATuCK The Camper for llttlf': cars. Hitch Y.'t'ighl • 71 lb~. Jn •. credible. 71 ft long. hei1hl - l '4". 2 burner 1IOVI". Sleeps 2 Adulb + 1 child with comfort. Can dilll! SiX. In-- dependent liptlng l)'ttem. StU contained water. Am- ple Storaae includlna: hana:· up do.et. Panoramic win· dowl. Built-in level\nc. 4 additional A<Mb can 1letp tn opt:tor.I add-a·roomtent. Hu everything the bi.a one's have and can be towed by the •rMll car. See Ir today •• BAUER BUICK Autos, Used 990 BIG DEALERS HAVE BIG STOCKS BETTER SELECTION GREATER BARGAINS 30 DAY 100% DEALER WARRANTY PARTS & LABO~ "NO EXCLUSIONS" 2 Door Sport Cpe. Mard!op, Auto., R, P)S, Air Cond., Factory \llar. ranty Remaining, (o.53 ASVJ. Out- atandlna: ValuP. $2799 1969 CAPRICE 1969 MALIBU 4 Dr. Hardtop. Eltt. "'indo""· 2 Dr. Hardtop Cpe. V8, PI S. euto .. vinyl roof, air, R,. auto., P/B, PIS, vinyl roof, gorgeOU5 car. CYC!'i1- warranty, l YUL089J 006J. Cheap. $2699 $1899 2 Dr. Hardtop Sedan. L<lw miles, R, PS, auto., air cond. Nice. (3TI- BM\VJ $3099 1970 MALIBU COUPE 2 Dr. Hardtop. 10.000 miles, V8, R. PIS. auto., remalnlna: warranty. CSTK974) $2799 2 Dr. Sedan, 6 cyl., Economy car in Sho"'l'OOm Condition, Automa- 1 ic Trans .. Radio. Has factory war- ranty, (350ASQ. (WOW) (BUYJ $2399 1970 CAMARO 2 Dr. Hardtop, V8, PIS, Auto., Air, fresh condition, (317 AZV). (Re- malnina: "·arrantyl $3099 VB Cpe., Vinyl Roof, R. P/S, Auto., Air Cond. Terrific Car, Factory \~arranty. (146AGK) $3599 1969 IMPALA 4 Dr. Sedan. VB, Auto., P/S, Rad~o1 Air Cond. Sure lhls 1veek'1 SpeClaJ Buy. CYOS542J $21'99 "Cuatom." Right one. Auto.. P/S, air, R. nttda a careful bll)V. <XWE222J $2499 1969 NOVA 4 Dr. Sedan. (Economy Carl 6 cyJ.. RadJo, PIS, Auto. Remainina Fae· tory warranty. $2099 1969 CAMARO T 2 Dr. Hardtop Z28. 4 5J>l'ed, rlldlo, 1968 MALIBU 4 Dr. Sedan. VS, one careful 01\'n-196' NOYA gorgeous, fr('sh sho"hTonm conddi-4P/SD' .•• ~1•0cdt,•1~ .. s.'.'.'d""· 1VB. <'VTadipo, erood, auto., PIS, atr cond. Ntt'd a 2 Dr. HT. R. auto., PIS, 6 cyJ. 2 Dr. HT. vs, PIS. auto., vinyl Suptt,. Spe<Pt/5~. ConsoRle1 ~t~!! 1968 CAMARO 1967 MALIBU COUPE tfon. Not onp of t ese aroun . • " ·• • ... " ·· n ce. • g car a t a good price? (\VVR-sea , VB. , a uto., . LNU...,. Careful use. tYWY756J 435J 809J economy. Real .sharp. (WIE352) root, terrific car. (\VPB8441 for just that one? IRUJ09l) '1"-..,.s.2_s_9_9 __ -+ __ ....,s_1a_9_9 __ ..,.i--__ s.1_s_9_9 __ ..,. __ '!'!'!i!s~1~a~99~ir--... -,p,s..,1s99'l'P .... --•$·1·4-99---- 1968 NOVA 1965 FPRD LTD 1971 CAMARO ConUn~!!?. ~NHac~.~~•d•n. Contln•ntal 2DoocHardTop,'l>e-1969 RAMBLER 4 door sed. v .s, Auto., P.S., radio. 4 Door Hardtop. -fop ~f;ondi.lion. VB, auto .. R. AIC, PIS, P/B, new Air, PIS. P/B, elee. W, elec. seat1. mendous color, vinyl roof, 1tiow Javelin. 2 Dr. H.T. PIS, Radio. (VSR566) Air, P.S .. auto., radio.'45,000 ,JUes. car condition. (752BSY). Th!s has vinyl roof. Sharp sharp sharp auto. room fntsh, &Ir, elec. everythJna, Atito .. VS-12,000 miles -Bu.yl $1399 (REX562l ; ' to be a buy. You should see. <TRB228) P/S, P/B, radio, sharp. tP2380J !111)'! Bey! f449BBJ) $11 ' ,,,. $3399 $1499 $2499 $1999 STATION WAGONS WE HAVE 'EM STATION WAGONS 1970 Chevrolet 1970 Ford LTD 1970 Chevrolet Kings Wood 1969 Chevrolet Bel Air 1970 CHEVY 1970 Chev. Malibu 1968 Chev. Impala 1986 Chevy II Townsman 9 P111 St1t;on W19on, Air, P/S, R, Lu99191 Ric:\, P/I , Auto., l SO Cu. 111., VI , P2l9b. D11d Sh1rp. 9 p1u Conccw•1t W19011, R1dio, Aulo., P/S, -Sh 11p. I 160ACG) 6 P111 w~9011 -R~dio, PIS. P/B. Auto .. Air Cond. -Nic:1. IP2397 1 6 p111 Wigen -R. P'/S, Auto., Air Cond .• N1w Gor- 91ou1 gold c:olor. IP1l6JI 6 ptu. W19on, Auto., P/S. R1d io -Tod1y'1 l11t luy fWXEJ4J l 6 p111 W19011 -Economy 6 cyl., Auto., R1dio 1 1ir co11d., Nie• ISIC7'44 J W19e11 Cou11hy Squlr1, AM / FM St1r10, Auto., P'/S, Elie. Wi11dow1 12,000 Mi. LTD lnt1rier Trim -Tr1m111do111 Ct r, ltttAVIJ Kln91woM , 6 p11111191r w19- 011, 1ir, P'.S., r1dl1, P'.I., L1t9• 9191 rlc~, 14,000 mi. 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Dffcl 1h1ro 1ppe1r111(1 lhmu;hOUI. 21.000 huD m'ter milH, 4 10.0 tr1n1. (lll .. () $4599 '64 FORD F600 1 1"" a ... 1 "•' wtlM!lrutk. 2 1PMd rMr 1•1•. V.&, 4 l(lllld, 1111 ll'•l•irt• 11lumlnum Yin bodV wtlh hf'!••ul!c 1111 D•lt. ll,ODQ milts. In !CID c-lllon bDth mKh•nlcal and 1ooeer1nc1. Guer1nt"4 cOt>dl!lorl. {SU221J $2499 TRUCKS· TRUCKS '69 CHEV. '1'4 TON I '65 FORD 1;, TON Pi c~u p . 6 cyl., 1ftc\. H.O. 1u1p. p· I V I t ,., ' oo 1116160) IC up. . ' I U o., , • ., o, I r 'ii · $2499 "l<lll I $1199 '69 CHEV. 'h TON 1+1p1id1 pk kup. R1d i11, P.S .. ! P1 171 I $2799 '61 CHEV. V-8 Y, TON P'ickup. R1d;o, P.S .. 111to., 1ir, t11w c11ler. IP2 1bll $2299 '67 CHEV. '!> TON Pickup. V-1, ,+;ck, r1dio. (V947101 $11199 '66 FORD ¥• TON Pickup, 6 cvl.. 4 1p11d, H.D. ·~uip. R1d io, cu1tom cab. f U31797) $1699 '64 FORD ;t, TON V-1, 4 1p11d. H.O. c1mp1r equ ip. $1399 '57 INTERNATIONAL '11 ten pic~up. U11utu1I CDnciitio11, IJl7556) $699 '67 CHEV. ¥• TON Pic~up, VI, R1d io, 1lick, 1-1.0. 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"( think it '~ fnfl"I imporlalll rur thMt' who ha\t' 8 Sin· rrri> inll'r"'' 111 health. 10l'lfare and edu· ration, lo ffali1.1· th.ti tl11 .. l..in1I 111 trmp· ll11rary prol1l1·m rn 1111r rc111111my , .. a ~11u<l problc•m ror \mrri•·a l1r1·a11c.r it mean .. that \Or •an fan· 111• 111 othn majolr r lial lt:nKf'~ that fon' u11r o;1wi1•1y in lht· di"• ad1· nf 1111· ICJ70', i11 u murh mor,. rral1s. tic f11 .. h1•1n ." I. of l'llllf"t', d id 11111 inran that unemploym1·111 \\ould he a henrfit to the indi\ id11o1I,., ~ufTrrini.; it. 11111 mc•anl that the hard,.hip mu't be Wt>iglwd againq thr lll'ndit t11 all Amcriran .. ar· r ru ini.: f r11m 1 lw !1111 ft It• a pra1·c. t imr l'r111111m y. FOR W U BROCK , 011lflf·fdrr, St. Lottie f.nrtlinnls Do major l*!affuP oul· fi'-lden toPnr lhft 1amr typ,. ba1eball 1ho'• on A11ro-furf n• on rftf(U· lnr outfi~ld f{rau?--C"B S mith, We•C Frank/nrt, Ill. • No, mo~r players wt'ar a s111'<'N ·tYJl" ... hoc on the artifi~ial lurf. FOR MARY BROOKS, Director of tltr Mint Who 14'01 the la11 N>Om· nn piccured o n our pa· per monf'y?-Kay Lnr- mort>, larRo, Fla. • Aside from allegorical drpir t1on'I, th!' Jut time a woman's portrait appeareJ on United Statrs currency wa~ on the onc·dollar silver certificate. Martha Cu ... tis, the young widow who married George Washing.tun in 17~9. is pirturcd on thr race .of the «c.-ri1· .. nf 1886.)891 dollar 11ilvcr rcrtifkatt. Martha Washington i' also pictured on thr hark of tht: 1896 series dollar !'alvrr rerlifirate, along sidr of George Washington. FOR RAYMOND BURR, .. ; ~ .i .. . ('' ... . •••• • TV's "frrmsidr" Where i• your "Sou ll. s,a l•lnnd," """ do yoti ef1er inle"'I lo litJP chere?-J. L. Mndden , Daywn, Ohio • My island is Naita\)la in the Fiji Islands. Yes, I hope to live Chere at least half the yur when "Ironside" has run its course . FOR EILEEN FORD, Ford modeling agency In your opuuon, who ia the top Jcul1ion model in ihe bruiness? llotD much do models eaTn ?--Cyruhio Wyau, Harijortl, Con11. Hutton Adam5 Kuhn • ll would be difficult-inappro priate-for me to single out any one girl as the "top model," but J could certainly mention several whom J consi'1cr to be among the top. These would include Lauren Hutton and Maude Adams. both of whom have been in feature-length movies recently. and Evelyn Kuhn, famous for her work with cosmetics. The hourly rate for these girls is usually $75. But rates can vary, and some models will get as much as $500 per hour if the modeling involves lingerie or nudity. It is'not unusu al for models in this bracket to make in the neighborhood of $I 00,000 a year. FOR ANnY WILLIA~IS I have noliced 1hat your audience co,..,uu m o•tly of young peo· plf'. Whe re do lhey com e from?-Roy Fox, Grof1t>r City, Cali/. • People who attend the show often request large amounts of tickets for groups such as church, social and school as~iations. Though a given number are younger, nof all are. by any means. The audiences mo~t often reflect a cross section from every age group. FOR STANLEY RESOR, St>rrttory o/ 1hr Army lla"e nny womrn re· ,.,.ivf>d lhf' Mrdnl of llonor?-M,,. llnrie lln11fll'n, l.nkotn, !V.D. FOR MONTE HALL of t•"J ''Ltt's \lnl.r a o ... of' It um.c my undt>rtland- in~ 11101, in the pa•I, monPy ( papn or coin) roultl not bP pl10C-O- grn ph,.d. If tl1i1 i1 •o, could ynu explain lhr I mo 1111d whethrr you 11re permillf'd to wt> flclunl monry 011 yo11r •ho10? If lhis iA not thr """'· cnn t'ontt>1lan ll rf'- ,.,.;.,,. ch f'ck1 10 I.hat thry will no t bt> rorrylnfl ttro1111d S 1.000 bilu?-.'tl r• . l .ynd<1 Womlrttnrd, SpringtJille, U1<1h • Tlwre wai. a law that ~aid monl.'y could nol lie photographed. lrnt it was rt•peale1I. Th .... how doc=-use actual monry, anti ~umttimt>'I thr mont"y i11 gi\en to tht: win. nn right aftf'r the "how. Uut on many on·a-ion ... it i,n't amlil later that a check ,., sent lo the winnt"r. A winner of Sl,000 would not he carrying it around "'''" l11m afterward. FOR SEN. ROBERT BYRD, 11' t.st Jlir&inia, ~enatorial Fhi.p Could you ieU me WIMt lh.t> lt>rm "tt1hip" m ean. nnd ho~ ii origina~d? -Mrt. Rolph D. Fo1- ter. T1ucumbU., Aln. e Tht> offire of Wl11p is a British in11ti1u- 1ion. Thf' rerm "whip" is said to have derived from the "whiµper.in." a hunts· man assigned the task of ket:ping the hounds from straying during a fox hunt. whipping rhrm back into the line if neressary. ltl' initial ut1e in a lcgislativt- context, !IO far as we know. was by Ed. mund Burke. FOR LEONARD SCHECTER, author of "Th~ Jocks'' B e/ore ~ lo•I hi.a tlih in the ring recently, a.ocu Cm1iiu Clay (Mu- ha mmad Ali) •tripped of h.u h.eaeyweight ch.ampio"'hip unfairly by the au· daorilie•?-R . L. Scott, Atlanlic City, N.J. • As long as his draft-evasion case was in the courts, he should have been al- lowed to earn a living. It was a ven- detta. They wouldn't even let him go abroad to fight FOR EDITH HEAD, /alhion Jr3ignu }' ot• create 1iu:h ez - qui1ile /a1hion1 for the •lor•. JPhy are you only pictured toenring ba•ic 1ui1a? Do you ef1er wear any of tlM> lo~ely /a1hio"' you de•i1n?-Mr1. Helen Marlin, Ri.,ertide, Calif. • The pictures you see of mc--in my basic suit..-are when I am at work. Then I feel I am a bu!'inesswoman, and I prefer to dress simply. However, I assure you thar I wear gowns just as bt"autirul and as elaborate as those I create fo r the stars after working hours. e There ha\e bt'en no women reripients uf the Medal of Honor with the ex<'eP· tinn ,,f Mary Walker, 8 Civil War sur· geon, whose mrdal was withdrawn be- cause it wa'I not properly awarded for distingui11h<·d -.en·irc~. Forly·siic otht:r in· dividual~ at .. ., Jo~• their mt:dah for tht' .,ame reason. Wanl to a1k a famous ~nH>n a qucatioo't You can throu1h thla «>hunn, and we'll I"' tlu: amwa from th., prominl'DI penoo you dr1is11ate. $rnd qu.e.lion. prt'frnbly on a pMI u ni. to .A1k Thrm Yourfflf, family Wrrkl,. 6.JJ ~·i~on Aorr., New York, N.l'. 10022. Wr eannol uknowlrd1e qufllltiou, bot SS will IN-paMI for eada one UMCI. FOR IDA LUPINO, actrw·dirrctor When you t urned IO directing, did you find IMre IC)(ll a re•i"tan4:e from lhe men ln fh.e indwtry?-Mary Lor- raine, Waco, Tezn• • I have a trong feeling that men have ke pt a sort of cdluloid curtain around the directing and producing professions to keep us women out. When 1 was mak. ing one picture, l outran 90 percent of our all.male crew. Family weekly TIM"-~.-Maaazln• Ma1116, 1971 LEONARD S. DAYIDOW Pru/dent MORT PERSKY Editor-ln·Chiet MORTON FRANK Puoli1tier Publlaher Rel•tlon1: Robert O. C•mey, L" Eflls. Robert H. M1rrlott. Thomas H. O'Nell W. PAGE TMOMPSON Advertlalna Director Advertlalna M•r.: Donald M. 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To get a good look at a child's logic, you have to slip up on it, enter the child's world ever so carefully, t~lk very little and listen much By Bob McGrath, host of TV's "Sesame Street," as told to Robert Wacker, Jr. Recently, I invited a friend's two small sons to come watch us tape our show. They could come on the sel, I said, and meet my partner Susan and Mr. Hooper, Gordon, Big Bird, Sherlock Hemlock--everybody. Would they like that? Wow-wee, would they! Then one little boy added, "I guess we'll go over to Grandma's." "Grandma's?" asked his mother. "What for?" 'Well, if we're going to see a real TV show on the set, we'd better go to Grandma's. She's got a nice big one. We couldn't climb into that teeny- weeny little set of ours." Many of the three-to six-year-olds who make up the Sesame Street genera· tion have similar weird ideas about television. They'll stop me on the street and chat like old friends, quite cer- tain I know their names. How could I talk to them on the tube every day without knowing them? Once at the Miami airport, I made the mistake of asking one of these talkative tots where he lived. He was enraged: "You know where I Live. You come to my house all the time!" These arc prime examples of what I call Lollipop Logic, a tilted thinking process that gives many small children a delightful. if unreal, view of their sur- roundings. These uds reason as logical- ly as any grownup, but they start with a premise that isn't quite right, so sometimes their conclusions are pretty wild. Here are a few specimens coll ected 4 ' by the Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget, who was as fascinated by youthful rea- soning as I am: • Trees make the wind blow by waving their branches. • Dreams hang around somewhere outside your head until bedtime, and then they sneak into your brain and take over. • When you're walking in the moon- light, the moon moves along with you. Each of these conclusions, yoti see, is based on something the child has ob- served or experienced: he has just drawn the wrong inferences. The happy child lives by the evidence of his senses-the colors, sounds, fla- vors and smells delivered fresh and ex- citing every minute. Those are all the realities there are., and if they some- times point in the wrong direction, who cares? We adults have painted over that riotous pattern with the dull gray of acquired knowledge. We know there's only one moon and billions of people walking the eanh, so obviously the moon can't follow anyone around like a friendly dog. The child sees the moon following him--so it must. Piaget used this illusion to measure the growth of sophistication in a group of children under I 0, aU of whom ini- tially believed that the moon did fol- low them. He took them into a large schoolyard on a moonlit evening and divided them io to groups of three. Each trio was spaced out evenly in a stnught line. Then he told the two end children to waJk toward each other and the one in the middle to stand still. Afterward, he asked the children to show the direction they had seen the moon move. Of course, there was much disagreement. Then he asked each child for an explanation as to how they could disagree on something as obvious as bow the moon had moved. The oldest children, aged eight and nine, thought about it and decided they must have been wrong: the moon didn't really move. The six-year-old said no, the moon moved all right be- cause he'd seen it. But they couldn't explain the disagreement. Several got quite angry about the whole thing. The youngest group, the four-and-five-year- olds, just smiled and shrugged. They'd seen the moon move, and, therefore, it did move. There was no need to argue. The first time I took my six-year-old daughter Alison to the set, I introduced her to Frank Oz, who operates the Muppet dog Rufus (a Muppet is part marionette and part puppet), and, of course, Frank made Rufus talk and do tricks for the child. Then he hung the Muppet away on its rack and talked to Alison for a while. She saw him put the Muppet away. At work a few days later. Frank asked about Alison and sent his re- gards. When J got home, I told her, "Rufus said be enjoyed meeting you the other day." "Oh." Alison said. "Did Rufus say that or the man who was with himr' She wasn't kidding. Rufus can't be just a dog-doll, hung up when nobody's using it. Alison won't have things that way just yet. Some day, of course, she wiU become aware that Rufus is aod always was a device. And all those bildren in the Piaget group will acknowledge that the moon never did foJlow them. But this becoming aware of the true nature of things won't be a sudden discovery. It won't even be a disillusionment. When the right time comes, the kids will feel they always have known the truth, and one shred of Lollipip Logic will quietly be replaced by ordinary reality. But Rufus and that friendly moon will have served a purpose: they will have nourished young imaginations. They will have helped to shape those children into more sensitive, yet self- confident, adults. Many parents misinterpret their chil- dren's Lollipop Logic. They try to "set the child straight" by gently teaching him to view the world as they do. May- be that's necessary sometime:. (I'll show in a moment how I think you should do it when you really must), but too often the intrusive parent is just forc- ing the pace of the growing-up process. The result may be a child who is too wise for his years, a small adult who knows there is no Easter Bunny or Tooth Fairy and also that there's no use leaping at a ball high over his head because he'll probably miss it. and "peo- ple will laugh." There are times when you have to straighten a kid out, and it's not easy. Half-a-doz.co years ago, when our sec- ond-oldest son Robbie was four, bis mother called my attention to the fact that he'd quietly stopped wearing what had teen bis favorite shoes. It puzzled us. The shoes still looked pretty good, and be never complained when his mother or I put them on him; but when be dressed himself, he always made it a point to wear another pair of shoes. .. McGrath ~ Friend: "Kids reason as logically 11 any crownup, but they start with a premise that isn't quit• ri&ht, so aometlmes their concluaiona are pretty wild." We tried to question him about it, but he evaded the question. Wisely, my wife didn't press the point right then; she's not a "see here. young man," type, anyhow. Instead. she waited four or five days before bring- ing it up again-this time as she and I were tucking Robbie and his six-year- old brother Liam into their beds. She picked up one of the unpopular shoes. "These certainly are good shoes," she said. "Arc they as comfo rtable a'i they look?" she asked Robbie. "I guess so." "Isn't that a good, thick sole!" "Mmmmmm-hnunm." "The heels look sturdy, too." 'Yup." And so oo. She went over that little shoe stitch by stitch, exclaiming over its excellence.-while Bobby lay there yessing her, and Liam was silent. " ... And look at this pretty little label, inside here. That's a boy and his dog, isn't it?" This time there was silence. Then a little voice, almost a whisper: "Liam says the dog's going to bite me." Tllat ended the mystery. We made Liam confess to Robbie that he'd been pulling him on. And we all joined in pointing out that pictures don't bite anyone, that the dog in the picture was obviously smiling, and that, anyhow, he wasn't the kind of dog that would ever, ever bite people uodCT any cir- cumstances whatsoever. Robbie's relief was so great that he couldn't even be mad at Liam. "I thought a picture couldn't bite me," be said. "But I wasn't sure, so I just thought I'd better not take a chance." "You never minded wearing those shoes when you were going somewhere with us," I pointed out. "Oh, no. Nothing can happen when you or Mom is around. I'm never afraid of anything when I'm with you." That's a touching answer, but more important, it points out the miragelike quality of some of these myths. They often dissolve when you try to reach out and touch them. To get a good look at one, you have to slip up on it, enter the child's world ever so carefully, talk very little and listen wcU. If you try to destroy these myths by simple contradiction, on your authority as a grownup, it probably won't work. "You're wrong about that. .. " and, "It doesn't work that way," are the lan- guage of the grownup world, and as Robbie said, things are different when grownups arc around. If you get the child talking and listen respectfully, he'll probably listen to and accept your comments, made in a similar tone. 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Oppenheimer Henry Fonda at 66: What Keeps Him at the Top1 It's no secret that his family life has been fraught with difficulty. But there's something about the shy actor's style that tragedy can never tarnish ,- Henry and Shirlee--the fifth Mrs. fond.- seem to be making marriage work. Sixty-six years ago today, Henry Fonda was born in Grand Island, Neb., and, af- ter 71 films and innumerable plays, he has remained one of the most active actors in the business. At an age when most leading men are think- ing of retiring or trying to make a living in any number of ways, Fonda is still going strong. He recently finished the soon-to-be released "Sometimes a Great Notion," in which he costars with Paul New- man. He has also recently starred in and directed the play "Our Town" a1 the Huntington Hartford Theatre in Los Angeles. is the scar of ABC-TV's "The Smith Family .. and still fi nds time to tour the country in a one-man show titled "Fathers Against Son<i Against Fathers." What is the sec::ret of Henry's con- tinued professional success? There is a combination of reasons. not the least of which arc his tremen- dous talent and unique s tyle. There are also dete;mination. total enthusiasm for whatever he does. an ability to get along with almost everyone ( ror a while his son Peter was an exception; his daughter Jane, lo some extent. ~till is). a solid training in his professton and a large amount of luck, without which, he says, "J may never have made it in the first place." Strangely enough. it was Marlon Brando's mother who had the most profound influence on Fonda. "I was going to be a writer until I was talked into acting by Marlon·s mother," he recalled. "We were living in Omaha. where she was connected with a little theatre group. My biggest problem was -and still i-;-my extreme hyness They literally had to pu~h me out on the stage the first lime! "I can still recall the hum of the people before the curtain went up and then more and more lights hitting me I Fumi/71 Weekly. Ma11/f.,197! as the murmur o( the audience died ~ down to nothing. I don't remember the play we did, but I liked the feeling of being up there after I realized that all eyes were not on me all of the time. I lost most of my self<onsciousness and began lo relax. It took me three years to decide that maybe chi~ was what I really wanted to do. I was 23 when I made the move to New York. s1ill not fully committing my<;elf to theatre bul wanting lo try it." Yet, in spite of his continuing suc- cess. he has never overcome the two traits that have pursued him 1n bo1h his privale and professional life: shy- ness and insecurity. 'Tm never totally comfortable with strangers," he says. "I avoid dinner parties where I have lo sit next to people r don't know very well and make conversation. It's not just shyness. it's a deep inferiority com- plex. In college. I once went with a girl for two years and never kissed her." Fonda doesn't know how to explain this insecurity. But he does feel that it is not unusual for show-business people to be this way. "I remember iiitting next to Jimmy Stewart on a plane about five or six years ago. I had just finished a year's successful run of a play, bur I was worried because I didn't have anything else lined up. 'I don't know if I'll ever be offered an- other job.' l told Jimmy. He turned to me and said, 'You. too?'" Fonda doesn't like to talk about his own children, Peter and Jane. In a way, one can't blame him. for year~. reporters slatted interviews by asking, "How do you feel about Jane's nudity in films?" He always avoided even see- ing her films for that reason. lel alone discussing them. Or they'd ask about Peter's involvement with drugs. Fonda has never made a secret of the fact that there have been diffi- culties, tensions and arguments among the three of them. But the situation i'I not irreparable, and currently the fam- ily trio is getting along better than it has in years. About Jane's civil-rights causes, Fonda observes, "She's fighting for al l the right causes for all the wrong reasons. I was fighting for civil rights before she even knew how to spell it." As far as Peter is concerned. his father maintains he is really "Establishment .. at heart. A few months ago, Peter bought a boat which, according to Henry, cost Peter more money than Henry has in cash, bank accounts, stocks and bonds put together. "So who's Establishment now?" asks papa Fonda. Henry's married life has been one of tragedy. His first wife was actress Margaret Sullavan, who bad an in- curable disease. H is second wife (and Peter's and Jane's mother) was Frances Seymour Brokaw, who died in a men- tal institution. Number three was Susan Blanchard, stepdaughter of the late Oscar Hammerstein II. This marriage ended unhappily, as did his next mar- riage to Baroness Afdera Franchetti. Finally, six years ago, Fonda mar- ried Shirlee Mae Adams, an airline stewardess 28 years his junior. Accord- ing to friends. this marriage is working out well. They live in a beautifully furnished Spanish-style house in Bel Air,, Calif .. and enjoy a townhouse on New York's East side. Fonda feels the principles with which he was raised are responsible for his attitude toward life and his success in his career. "My grandmother was sec- ond reader in the Christian Science Church. My father's brother and wife are practitioners, and my mother was a practitioner. If we caught cold. we didn't go to a doctor-we called grandmother 1 didn't remain in Sci- ence. but being brought up that way wa~ a good experience because it taught us lo think good thoughts and to try to do the right things." Fonda is a& busy now a.'i he has ever been. 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I'm in my mid- 40's now and have been on as- sorted diets all my life. Over the years, I figure I've lost in the neighborhood of 8,000 pounds. U nfortunateJy, I've gained them all back. One of the first difficulties a fatty -finds is a sense of humor. Not his. but other people's. Compound the jokes and wisecracks with the fact that all your excess weight makes you a bit ungainly, and any effort to counter a joke with a well-deserved fist in che face is certain 10 leave you in a supine position. So you store up a small group of jokes about your overweight and use them before others can. Herc arc a couple of my favorites, and if they make you laugh, you just don't understand the situation. "I'm not fat. I'm pleasingly plump. It's just that I'm trying to please every- body!" Hysterically funny, isn't it? How about this one: "I looked at the chart in the doctor's office and found out that I'm really not overweight-I'm just too shore ! I should be t I· feet call." So you tell jokes like 1hat, people -raugh. and this puts an end 10 fat jokes for the evening. But it really isn't a laughing matter. Let me tell you the truth about what it's like being on the losing end of the battle of the bulge: My "fighting weight" is about t 75. When I weigh that much, I feel fit, trim and active. And J've weighed that much many times. When I get to about 220. I usually decide to "do something." My first doctor put me on a calorie 14 FamiJt1 Wt1ekl11, M a11t8,1971 • "How I Lost 8,000 Pounds" Caloric diets, protein diets, pill diets, carbohydrate diets: a veteran of every weight-reducing plan known to man recalls his many battles, ounce by ounce By Byron G. Weis fighting a constant battle of the bulge, the author shifts from a portly 220 to a trim 175 pound~epresentinc 45 of the 8,000 lost pounds In question. diet, restricting my caloric intake to 1,000 calorics a day. He ordered me on supplemental vitamins and offered no aids to curb my appetite whatever. "Dieting'' he said, "is punishment for overeating." During this diet, the bcst- tasting thing I ale all day was the vita- min pill. I couldn't endure it. and the diet lasted only a week. On the premise that perhaps confes- sion was good for the soul, I joined a group much like alcoholics anonymous. We were weighed at each meeting, were expected to lose two pounds a we:k. and to confess to any gastronomic tran- gressions. Before meetings, I'd take a hot bath, avoid any intake o( water, empty my pockets of any weighty materiaJ, and even trim my finger aod toenails to further cut the weight by a gram or two. How long can you keep that up? My next adventure was with a doctor who gave me pills to help curb my appetite. He said that if I hadn't lost at least two pounds-painlessly-by the end of the week, no charge. Oh, chose lovely pills. Green, blue. brown, orange. yellow, red and gray. This one before breakfa~t. that with breakfast. the olher before lunch, an· other for midafternoon and one before going to bed at night. The diet? There was no diet. Eat whatever you like. Hey! This was more like it. for the next month I visited the doc- tor every week, got on the scale and we both grinned nl my fantastic weight loss. Then we reduced the visits to once every two weeks. and I got a two- week supply or pills that he dutifully went into the supply room for. Finally my weight was down 10 a comfortable I 65 pounds. Jn each check.up. we went through the usual routine. Check the weight, the blood pressure. the heart .... Then one day. he opened his desk drawer and banded me my pill'i. No trip to the supply c.ab- inet this time. "Doctor,'' I asked, "a~ these place- bos?" (Placebos are "nothing" pills given strictly for their psychological effect on the patient.) He was unable to conceal his smile. "Take 'em," he said. "They're your pills for the next two weeks." f started to take the pills, but they didn't work. M y weight started to climb. It didn't stop climbing. And that was the end or that. Then there was the time I attempted a program of violent exercise. After all, during the war years in the Army. I had remained fl t. ... Maybe this would be the ult imate answer for me. J took up fencing, going at it with all I bad. I huffed and puffed and lunged and parried. and even my muscles got mus.- eels. But the weight stayed right up there. Then 1 noticed that I spent more time resting berween bouts than actu- a lly fencing. So I switched sports and cried jogging. Let me tell you about jogging. It is without doubt the most tiring. painfully wasteful occupation ~nown to man. You sweat copiously, come home panting. enjoy the jeers of friendly passers-by, drink gallons of water after- ward. and you lo-;e neither inch nor ounce. My exercise bicycle in the bedroom didn't work, either. And now I'll tell you about this idiotic box my wife came home with. There was this electronic box that you plug into a wall outlet, with a few electrical cords connected to it. At the other ends o( the electrical wires I found black. ·rubbery pads altached to plastic belts. To use the device, you first remove your clothing, then spray the pads with cold water. Now. clamp the pads in place over the mu-;cles-, such as stomach, hips or thighs. Lie down On the bed, turn on the machine. and the muscles begin to pump and jump in· voluntarily, with no efforl on your part, and supposedly gel the needed exerci~. What I couldn't get used to was that as soon as I settled down with a good book and bad everything 1umping in proper order, the front doorbell would ring. It was a mad scramble lo d ivest myself of all the wires aod grab a bath· robe. The thing now sits in the closet gathering dust. My next try was a "fad'' diet. This one demanded a high intake of protein, which burns away fat. However to wash away the "fat ashes" that collect in the kidneys, you have to drink eight JO-ounce glasses of water a day. I didn't mind the eggs and steaks but nearly drowned on the water. The diet I'm on now is the tow rarbohydrate diet. It allows me to eat (and drink) all I want of the right foods. I'm allowed 60 carbohydrate grams a day, and no more. I've got to avoid most fruits and vegetables, not to mention bread and sweets, but by goll y I can have all the meat and drink I want. I don't know whether the diet will work. but it sure easy is to Jive with! But probably this diet will go the way of the others. Take tonight for instance. We're dining out with friends at a fine restaurant. I'm planning to have only a highball. a steak with no vegetables, and a cup of coffee • .,,. But I know what will happen. Thal highball will become a Bloody Mary. Waiting 10 be served. I'll nibble those delicious, flaky breadsticks. Having gone that far, rtl order a fine creamed soup. 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Here's a t least part of what every parent-and young person-should know about the modern singles' life By Gwen Gibson Schwartz Recently, while working on a book, I interviewed a sub- stantial number of young roommates, and I came away with one overriding impres- sion : nothing makes so many incompatible partners as the roommate game. The communal movement may bring together young people with a common commitment to a life-style, an ideal or an economic arrangement. But room· mating or apartment-sharing, which is a still far-larger phenomeoon-brin~ together young people with strong in- dividuaJistic bents.- And once these headstrong indi· vidualists get tClgether in a shared apartment, loft, house, riverboat or what have you, they tend to go off on their own special-sometimes diametri- cally opposite-tangents. Sometimes they do so out of a genuine yen to broaden and diversify their knowledge. At other times, they take their opposite tacks out of sheer devilishness M the urge for self-preservation. Thus, a girl from Miss1ss1ppi who was iln unrelenting culture buff pro· voiced her new roommate in a Los Angeles ~ingles huilding to a half-seri ous, half-comic study of grade·B coun· try music, grade-B magaztnes and un· derground newspapers JU5t to get her goar. A girl from Minnesota who wa~ trying to create a fru;hionably elegant feeling in her San Prandsco flat found her roommates acquiring a ta.~te for junk-heap decor which they achieved with packing crates, floor mattre~es. pop an posters and cast-off or second· hand furnishings. The girl who was a clinging vine found her roommates taking more and more weekend tnps- withoul her. Time and again, J encountered such ironic or ludicrous case histo ries while interviewing mal~ and fcmale.s. 18 to t• Family Week/11, M<i'JI 16, Jill .. , ...... ,.,_ .. , .......... ~-·,. 30 years old, who were living in shared quarters in Los Angeles. San Francisco. Berkeley. Chicago, Washington, D.C .• and New York, the big "singles" cities. The fact that roommates are nol always ideally typecast soulmatcs was usually made clear at the outset. J would ask, "What do you thmk of your roommate?" And the answer would often be a sharp, sarcastic, "Oh. brother! She (or he) is impossible!" The complaints that roommates lodged against each other made me feel that my notebooks could feed a new TV series that would put Divorce Court in the 1;hade. To wit: "My roommate is a slob." "My roommate pickets as a pastime, and I never know who she is going to bring home." · "My roommate i'I a compulsive talker. She even talks in her sleep." "One of my roommates is a self· 'ltyled seit kitten. She has people traipsing through our apartment at all hours of the day and night." "My roommate is such a nut about keeping our groceries divided that she runs red tape down the refrigerator and puts notes on the cereal, saying, 'Don't eat this. It'~ Nancy's.' " Roommates have their personality clashes for a variety of reasons. T o begin wirh. roommating, hy ils very nature, brings out the worst in a person. II brings out his idiosyncrasies, drives, wealnesses. fears, frustrations and venturesome spirit. This is particularly true of those young single individuals who are making their fi NJt complete financial, emotional and psychologjcal break with home and school. Further complicating the picture i'i the fact that everything about room· mating is provisional. The average roommate arrangement lasts only eight lo 10 months, so often the attitude of the participants is, why bother 10 adjudicate our differences? Two t.:a'ics-which illustrate how "The average roommate ,rrangement lasts only eight to 10 months, so often the attitude of the participant. Is, why bother to adjudicate our differences?" even roommates who seem ideally matched can suddenly grow apan- stand our in my mind. The first concerns Ben and Roland. two completely normal young law stu- dents who lived in Washington. D.C .. attended Georgetown University and worked pan time on Capitol Hill a' staff aides to a couple of Congressmen. T hey had common interests-women. law and politics-and a common tendency to run out of money between pay days. (I seemed only logical for them to rent a bachelor apartment together-a big one-room efficiency with pullman kitchen, several blocks i.outh of the Capitol. Everything went smoothly until Ben decided to try gourmet-cooking. As his interest developed into a fetish, Ben started shopping for e~otic spices, wines and cheeses. He liked to whip up suc- culent fondues and pungent Indian dishes; he liked to make hors d'oeuvrcs for large parties aod six-course dinners for special gfrl friends. He had such a passion for cooking that occasionally he would splatter rich, creamy sauces over the ceiling. And he always left be· hind a stack of dirty pots, pans and dishes that didn't get washed for days. Roland could take all of this. But now Ben began cooking dinners for the two of them a couple of times a week. Sometimes. if Roland worked late, Ben would calJ the office to com- plain, like some typical frustrated sub- urban housewife. Roland lost his cool. "Don't ever cook. my supper'" he finally bellowed at Ben. "J'm sick of your dirty dishes." The young men couldn't afford separate apartments at this point, but they agreed that. no matter what. they'd never eat together again. Roland packed in his own supply of sardines. tuna fish and Vienna sausages neitt to Ben's smoked oysters and marinated grass- hoppers. Ben, meanwhile, made ar- rangement to practice his culinary art elsewhere-in apartments provided by various women who appreciated it. The second case involves four young women who shared a th~~bedroom house, only a few blocks from the ocean. in the Pacific Palisades section of Los Angeles. Before settiog up housekeeping, they all agreed to pursue an active social life. But one member of the quartet, Lisa, wasn't prepared for what followed. Lisa was a young modern.<fance instructor who was still working on her Ph.D. in psychology at UCLA. She didn't know that her room- mates would soon have loud, happy, singing. dancing. guitar-strumming par- ties goiog every night of the week and all day Sunday. She was mortified. There was never any place in that house where she could find peace and quiet. Lisa finally bought some earmuffs. She would put these on and plunk herself and her books down in the living room, amid all the revelry. Since roommatlnc is such a frustrat- ing, complicated, slapstick business, why does anyone bother with it in the first place? One big reason, obviously. is that roommating provides a distinct financial advantage. Very few young people (and not many old on~) can afford to live in a city apartment today without someone to 'ihare the rent. lights, gas, food and sundry other ex- penses. Further, no matter how much roommates fight, they lean on each other fo. companionship. safety, com- fort, advice and consolation-all those personal touches a person needci when starting ll new life and career in a new. challenging environment. Pinally. almost all roommates man- age to have some great, as well as try- ing, times together. As one veteran said: "I wouldn't want to have a room- mate again, but I wouldn't want to miss this experience. either. Having a room- mate has made me more tolerant and open-minded. It's like having a cra.cih course in human relations." + by red ng tiU at m- y, ar- nd d. SC cl, g n y t. x- h h d h (ADVERTISEMENT I I went awar to college and lost 63 pounds. By Marisa Silvestri-as told t.o Ruth L. McCarthy This picture of me was taken on campus, WMn I weighed close to 215 pounds. What that homemade pasta and spaghetti did to me! 'ITHEN girlsfirstgoaway toschool, mostofthem yy turn into fat noodles. Me? I gave up my mother's delicious homemade pasta and have gone from 215 pounds to •152. And for someone who al- ways felt defeated before she even started to reduce, it's been quite a victory! I was born in Italy and came to Welland, Canada with my family when I was only two. No baby food for me! I was eating spaghetti as soon as I could chew. But it was not until I had my tonsils out at the a,ge of six that I really bega n to pile on the pounds. By the time I got to elementary school, the kids teased me all the time. It was just terrible. I remem- Here I am at 152 pounds! Naturally I still want to lose more weight, but you can see the bill difference in my waistline alone. ber one of I.he things they would yell at me was this: Fatty, fatty Two by four Can't fi t through The ki tchen door. I used to get so upset, I'd go home and eat every- thing in sight. Pizza, homemade bread , pota to chips, chocolate bars. When I got to high school, I needed a size 22 skirt. And since we wore uniforms, I had to have mine made. For ten dollars extra. Gym classes were the worst. I hated them. We had to jog around the room and I could only do it three times. Once, the exertion was so much for me, I fainted. At first, the instructor thought I was fak- ing to avoid exercise, but I wasn't. When the doctor saw me, he said I'd wind up with a heart attack if I didn't do something about my weight. So I tried starving myself. When that didn't work, I went back to eating. I just never believed anything could help me. Not until I wound up at State University College in Buffalo, New York, where I'm majoring in elementary education. Here's what happened. My roommate bad talked me into going to a dance where girls and fellows meet. In my mind, I kept thinking I'll wear my green dress. But that night, when I tried to put it on, it wouldn't even zip. So I had to wear an old black sack a nd [ sat in the com er, miserable the whole evPning. Next day I went to th<.' drugstore and asked the pharmacist for a box of those reducing-plan candies -Ayds•. I'd b<.'en reading about them for the long- est time, but I was always a little afraid to take anything. T he woman there, however, had used them and she pointed out that they contained vita- mins and minerals, so that Pncouraged me more. Later, when I read the directions, I saw that Ayds didn't have any drugs, so I started on the Ayds Plan. For breakfast, I'd have two Ayds with hot tea, orange juice and a boiled egg. At noon, two more Ayds, tea, a sandwich and an apple. And for sup- per, Ayds, hot tea again, meat or cheese, and lots of vegetables. (I passed up the late, late supper en- tirely.) I had no desire fo r dessert, because I had my sweets with Ayds. Chocolate fudge is my fav- orite, though I tried the other flavors -even the butterscotch fudge. After I started on the Ayds Plan, I didn't get weighed for two weeks. I even made my roommate hide the scale. That's how a fraid I was that I wouldn't lose. But l did! Five whole pounds. I got so excited, I started thinking of a ll the styles I would be able to wear. By the time I'd Jost 35 pounds, everybody was noticing the difference in me. Even in my person- ality. Before, I would do anything to avoid even talking to people. Not that I didn't want to, but I always thought people would be looking at me. Why, I didn't even want to answer any questions in class for fear of drawing a ttention to myself. 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This hirsute soldier is strug- gling to figure ou1 how to use the unac- customed accessory. h's something to trunk about, as the American military embarks on its program to allow lengths somewhat longer than crew cut. By 1981 , foreign travel will become "nearly as commonplace for American" as taking the family car out for a week· end spin is now." Washington atlorney Clayton Burwell, a former Travel Ad- visory Committee member of the U.S. T ravel Service, forecasts some of the expected developments: t.) Union con- tracts with foreign-travel clauses wrir- tcn in as pension benefits are now. 2.) Secondary schools offering trips abroad as field Lrips-wirh the fringe benefit of fewer dropouts. 3.) Dig, low-cost vacu- tion complexes in presently undevel- oped areas, designed for rhe working- class family and featuring facilitiec; for such everyday sp°*'s •as bowling and baseball. In the next decade, Burwell predicts, these new groups of travelers will number 50 m illion. One out of every 10 Americans wiltf be injured in a home accident before the year is out, according to Blue Cross. A bout 50,000 wilt have some perma- nent impairment due to faUs. There is, however, a way to fall properly: try not to topple like a tree. but instead, crumble like an empty sack, rolling onto the fteshy parts of the body. If the faU is from one level to another, touch gTOund on the balls of the feet, bend knees and ankles and curl the body. lf the fall is headlong, reach out slightly, arms folded in toward the body, and spread fingers to distribute the area of contact. Then try to land sideways on shoulder or thigh. Of course, the trick is to remember all this at the moment of rruth. Q.uips & Q.uotes I Can't See It! What ia lt with theae mod~rn la8eea Who cboo8e to peer through gran ny glasses We can't understand why the Wom- en's Lib Movement is trying so hard to get better jobs for women. None of them will ever get to the top-they don't have a wife pushing them. -Herm A lbright Fir.fl love is like n Rrondchild. Y 011 g<'t aTI the pleasure and do none of tire la11ndry. -Mo:.elle P. Stmu Just like the on e8 their mom!\ Little Jimmy entered the house with wer e fated his clothing in disarray. It was apparent To weer when young, and fiercely that he had been fighting. bat~? ----{;. SlerlinK IA>iby "Jimmy," exclaimed his mo ther, ( shocked at his appearance. "just look at your clothes! AnJ who gave you that A young ~olitical hopeful had toile awf.ul black e~e?" . . . hard and long on election day. Ju~t be-Jimmy straightened up w11h dignity. fore the polls closed. he found himself 'They don't gi~·e you these, Mom." being hauled into court. he said. "You have to fight for 'em!" "Why did you arrest me?" he asked. -A· T. Qui1u~ "You are charged wi1h voling seven times," the judge replied. "C harged?" the young fellow cried. "why they told me I was to be paid in cash." -Lloyd Byus ... T ravelinR Solt'sman · a man w/10 wi.titt-.f he llad a.f mut'l1 Jun on tlie r0<1d as Ir is wife tlrinlr.s he dot'S. -Lurillr J. Goodyear ~n Lui• Obispo, Calif .• is a quiet old mission city by the sea, between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Much of 1he town looks just as it did in the 1800's. In contrast to bigger metrop<>- hses, the populace is celebrating its un- SLOWDOWN HOEDOWN They're practicing sun·di1I reading. hectic way of life by organizing a SLOW campaign (acronymo for San Luis Obispo Weekends). A summer- long chess game (one move per week). a glider fly-in, a course in sun -dial reading and a snail vs. turtle race are some SLOW events ahead. The town is now awaiting a telephone number which spells out SLOW. THIS WEEK'S DATES: Miss U.S.A. Pag- eant finals are held in Miami Beach , next Saturday. The Grand Prix auto- mobile race will be held in Monaco Then there were two wigs having a curl to curl talk. -Glovon R . Orrell A Woman's Worry: The Aging of the New5 T hink, dear lad y, take care whf'n you drive, Not j ust to remain healthy a nd alive • But becau se you m ay feel eickish , squirmisb , Wh en reading, alter a uto skirmish , Descriptions o f your traffic caper With your age in the local paper. --Collef'n Stanley B are The young groom found his preuy bride weeping when he came home from the office. "I feel terrible," she rold him. ··1 was pressing your suit, and I burned a big hole right in 1hc scat of your trousers." "Forget it," he said consolingly "You musr have forgotten that I have an extra pair of pants for thal sui1.'' "Yes, I cul a piece out ot them to pal ch the hole." she said. -Dorothea Ktnt next Saturday and Sunday. ANN"'ERSARIES: The United Nations moved from Lake Success, N .Y., to its present permanent headquarters in New York City 20 years ago Tuesday. Con- gress established national quotas for immigration into the U.S. 50 years ago Wednesday. The U.S. test-exploded i~ first airplane-borne hydrogen bomb, over Bikini Island in the Pacific, 15 years ago F riday. BIRTHDAYS: Henry Ponda is 66, Sun- day, May 16. Margot Fontcyn 52 and Perry Como and Meredith Wilson borh 58 on Tue~day. James Stewart is 63 and Moshe Dayan 56 Thursday. Raymond Burr 54, and Peggy Cass 45, Friday. Sir Laurence Olivier 64, next Saturday. 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It seems the Internal Revenue Service wu dunning him pretty strong on what they c 1 a I m e d was Sl,200 In back taxes. He taped the keys to h1s truck (which C011ts $16,500 new and he claims 1J worth SS,500 at the time of this action) to the front door of his local IRS office with the follcwing hote: 'Take out what you say I owe yon and have a ~ood time with the rest." ... Well, we certainly trust you won't have those kind of trou- bles with your tax problems. And while we're on the subject of trucks. how about these ~t ones from Ford for •n '! Our olckup line for this year la ju.st too much, as usual. The F-100, F-250, F-3.'SO, and 4·wheel drive scrl~ are the fineRt &om Ford yet. We think you'll agree · with the experts that Ford )Pads the wav In t~ Dlclcuo fie1d. T h e •71•,. are hi\rd-workln~. amooth ridlnliC and ~ look- ing. Their handaome anoeara~e becrlns with A 1deamln11: l{l'ilJe and r.hrome bumf'lf'rs th"t are 11tandl\rd on aU Ford nlckups from the Jowe!'t nrlced Custom to tt-ie $1"10rt ~tom. RanR;er, l\nc\ luxurv le"<\Pr -the R&nl>'Pt' XLT. Ford olrkuns are as hlP. "" thev 'lrP h•nd~ome. w I th tt-ie roomf PSt ""h of l\ny olcJcuo. Our con'lhl.,"fi hel\droom ltt- 'l'Ol"l'TI. sh .... 11ldt-r room, llnd se11t hPl'!ht dlmenttlnl'l!I PXN'Mf "" othrrs . . . whv ""' ct'l'()O In ~""' Rt Wi•i;n., "'o"'C! Sl\lrA l\M vlRlt our trw•lc di>Mrtmf"l'\t re") soon . . . 11"e todav 11nd "ec 1'l11r t<1>ftp .. ldPl\R In li11tllcs de- signed with you In mind. THE DAILY i-ILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 15, 1971 DICK WILSON'S WILSON FORD SALES 18255 BEACH ILVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH FORD ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DICK WILSON SAYS: '71 '1 ARE ARRIVING IY THE TRUCK LOAD ! IMMEDIATE DEUVERY I ! HUGE DIS.. COUNTS ON ALL REMAINING 197011 ! ! Extr~ Sayln,1 On Low MU~ o.moftatrMon -31 To Choose From COMPLETE 1971 CAR AND TRUCK UNi ON $ALI I S65 S65 TOTAL MONTHLY PYMT. J6 MONTHS $65 i• ttle tote! d ow11 pay111e11t a11d $65 Is the total 111011ttlly payl'lle11t l11clwcll119 •••· '71 lica11H a11cl all finuce char9u 011 a,,rove4 "edit for )6 ftlo11tfts. Def«rrecl pe yftle11t price is $2405.00 i11clwcll119 all fi11a11ce chart••· fHu , '71 license or If yow prefer to pay cH h, fha full cH h p rice is only $20H.t5 h1cluclin9 H lu tH, '71 licenaa #IRIOWISIS71. A.,.ll. I 0.641.. WATCH 808 HARKE'S ORANGE C NTY REPORT FRIDAYS, 1130·2"90 P.M., ON CHANNEL 9 llOU .. HT TO YOU COUITISY OF WILSON FOID JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD. 18255 BEACH ·BOULEVARD 842-6611 H.UtJTINGTON IEA~H SAlH DI Pr. '. "'· .. 10 P·•· 7 Dey1 SUYICI OH~ fffs .._r• fri., I •·•· f o S P·"'· Mo, .• I •·"'· to t "·"'· 592-5511 1 l TV !PORT! HllJHlllJHT! . . . SUNDAY, MAY 16 12:15 m Dodger Baseblll Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Francisco Giants. Vtn Scully and Jerry Doggett provide the play·by·play commentary. 12:30 iJ 00 A.AU International Champions International Freedom Oames (Track and Field) from Philadelphia, Pa. O (3) 00 Ch1mpionship Auto Racing The Alabama 500 Stock Car Race (NASCAR) from Talladega, Alabam3. Commentary by 8111 Flemming, Chris Economak1 and Dave Diles. 1:30 0 Ladles PGA Golf Tournament Final two rounds from the Desert Inn, Las Vegas. Kathy Whitworth and Carol Mann are among the performers who will take part 1n the $50,000 tournament being played at the Desert Inn Country Club 1n Las Vegas, Nevacta. Miss Whitworth 1s the all·t ime leading money-wmner on the ladies' tour with $299,209 entering the 1971 season. Carol Mann won a total of 18 tournaments in 1968 and 1969. l !.he Desert Inn course has a par 72. with 6,341 total yard· 2:30 Outdoor Sportsman 4:30 World of Sports 5:00 World Football Soccer Benef1c1a (Portugal) vs. Real Madrid ( pain). WEDNESDAY, MAY 19 10:30 0 (3) (6) NFL Action THURSDAY, MAY 20 8:30 @ Olympic Boxing SATURDAY, MAY 22 ll:OO AM 0 09) Major League Baseball Teams to be announced 12:00 m USC Spring Football Tom Kelly and USC Coach John Mc· Kay comment on the 1ntrasquad game taped last Saturday. 1:00 0 ffi Colonial National Invitational Golf Tournament The Third round of play, live from Fort Worth, Tex<is. 2:00 O 1971 Pacific Eight Championships Track and Field, Swim· ming, Diving and Gymnastics from Seattle, Wash. 2:30 at Boxing From the Forum Sports Ch1llenge 3:30 Jim ThomH Outdoors The angler vs . the King Tarpon in sout hern waters; an extraordinary duck hunt: cold weather angling through the ice. 5:00 O Hollywood Pu k Ricing The $125,000 California Stakes for three-year-olds and up at a mile and one·sixteenth. John For· sythe and Bill Shoemaker provide the pre and post ra ce com· mentarx:.. Harry Hensen calls the action. I 3 lt) ABC's Wide World of Sports utbol-Soccer 5:30 Sports Ch1llenge (R) Dick Enberg hosts. Competing today in the sports quiz show are "The Lakers" (Happy Hairston, Jerry West, Gale Goodrich) and "The NFL Runners" (Jim Brown, 0. J. Simpson, Leroy Kelly). 6:30 I Sports With Bertka 8:00 Saturday Night Fights 10:30 · Box de Mexico HOW ABOUT SOME BASEBAU QUESTIONS? Question; A pitch by the pitcher hits the ground 1n front of the plate and the umpire yells "ball one." But the ball skips over the plate belt high and the batter smacks the ball 0·1er the leftfield fence. Is the home run allowed? Question: From the set pos1t1on, the pitcher tosses the ball to the third baseman Th11'd base 1s unoccupied, but the third base- man quickly fires the ball to second retmng a runner there. Anything wrong? Question: A two·out. bases loaded drive salls over the right· fielder's head and three runs score while the batter advances to third. En route. however, he misses second base. The short· stop calls for the ball, touches second and appeals to the um· p1re who calls batter out for not touching second. What is ruling on runs scored? Answer: In the first place, the umpir~ was wrong 1n calling the pit<'h too soon. Secondly, a batter has the perfect right to hit a pitched ball which first hits the ground. Answer: Yes. The pitcher is not allowed to throw to an unoc· cupied base from the set position unless there is a play at that base. A balk should be called. Answer; Three runs score. Although the batter Is credited with a single instead of a triple, the third out on the appeal did not occur until after the three runners crossed the plate. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 15, 1971 ,.,. 3 Brand New Honda Fully Factory Equipped $200 Total Down Payment s 7!~ MONTH J6 ... tttt .. approwaf of c~lt, Totof cosll priu lecl•dhtt Mies tu •IMI 1'71 llcHW foe S15tt.72. Deferred pcryaMlt prko litel•dl1t9 tu, llcMN •IMI fh1Hco ci.o,." Sllfl.44. ANNUAL PEICINTAGI aATI 11 U % llMIMlll ... WI All .. ml SATllPllD UNTIL TOW Air UNIVERSITY D.LDSIDBILB 2850 HARBOR COSTA MESA • 540-9640. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 15, 1971 CAUGlfT IN A WHIRL -Jamff Stewart aad Kim Novak star In Al- fttd RJtchrock'• dnaU.a •UJPe- thrfller, "VertJao," the tale of a re- llrfd polke dflttd•e wtdt a fear of helshts aad a aJrl wlltl tulddal leo-drndu bf Is lllrfd to protect. on The ABC Sunday Nlabt Mom II 9 PM (M1y 16). lick Klusmaa foraeu 1bout his strlt"I dirt few tile comely Medu n dkb, Marti Uds. tbf w1l1rru who brlnp hJm ip kfd food be shouldn't hue In "0S<"ar's Ul«r" on ABC's The Odd Couple, Friday 1t 9:30 PM. SATURDAY MAY 15 EVENING 5:00 O 1rs Academic Competing hfgt schools are Eisenhower (Rialto) 'estmlnster and San Gorgonio (Safi Bernardino). 0 Hollywood Parti Rac:in& The $50,000 C.ballery Stakes for three· year.olds and geldings-at one mile 0 (]) @ m AIC's Wide Wor1d ol Sports 0 Tht AYtnfeB Q:g) News Dale Schwartz. m GLENN FORD, ERNEST * BORGNINE, ROD STEIGER STAR IN "JUBAL" m Movie Cruts: (C) "Jubal" (west· em) '5~1enn Ford. Ernest Bor1· nine, Rod Steiger, Felicia Farr. (E Mantrap Ell) Basic Radio Procedures for Pilots @Ii) Quest for life m futbol ·Soccer m Bronco 5:30 O MIC Newservlce 0 This Witt In NBA (i) News Jim Gordon. ®)NBC News (E Animals, Action l Adventure "Alaskan Wildllfe " Ei) Tonl&frt In las Ve1u Ell) The World Wt live In fI1) Fhller Family 6:00 tJ The 811 News Clete Roberts. Om NBC News 0 Laredo Cl) CIS News Ro1er Mudd. 0 Boss City Q:g) Men From Shiloh (E Then Came Bronson Ei) PeterCunn Ell) San Frandsco Ml1 @Ii) Music.le/Davey l Goliath 6:30 tJ A.bout a Wu• iJ) Sports With lertka 0 MIC News Conference @ Perry Mason D £,.witness News Cl) Star Tra• Ei) Hobby Showcase Ell) The Frend! Chef @Ii) Children's Cospel Hour m £.c111 of Eternity a> Sports Challen11 7:00 tJ CIS News Roger Mudd. Cl) Call of Ult Wast 0 I sflc1AL I lZUI Annual Armed FOfets Dar Parade Highlights of today's parade held in Torrance. Grand marshal of the parade is Gen· eral John D. Ryan, Chief of Staff of the U.S. Alr force. 0 DEBUT Tht Colddlum D hmnllt Jury Jack Barry hosts. Jo Anne Worley auests. 0 Death Valley Days m SPECIAL! ENGELBERT * HUMPERDINCK mi lflc1!l1En11tbert Hun1per· dindl ?resents An hour of music and comedy with Engelbert and his special guests, Shirley Busey, Slil· e I c ler & Meara, Vince Edwards an:I Skip Younr. A footloose youne eam· Kenny Ball & His Jmmen. bier manaaes to stay out of trouble I!) Championship Wrestlin1 until he finds $35,000 in a dead EE Creative llvinc With Crefts man·s saddlebaas. Ell) David Suuklnd fJ News Larry Burrell. U) T8A I!) Dtl Reeva Show m Wanderlust &) Best of Dick Cavett m TIA 10:00 I) (j) Mannix (R) Lew Alclndor fl) Passport to Trn1I pests as the roommate of a miss· 7:30 I) (j) Mission: l•poulbll (R) inc athlete whose father hires Man Phelps falls in love with a woman nix to find the boy. Gail Goodrich whom the IMF has been assigned of the Los Anaeles Lakers also to bring out of an Iron Curtain guests. country despite formidable obsta IJ News John Marshall. cles set in their way by the coun-fJ Fript Nlpt: (~ "Pflanto111 or try's secret pclice. tht Rue Moraut" and (C) "War ol 0 ~ m Andy Williams (R) Andy's lht Worlds." auests are Jimmy Durante. Jackie De m News Ken Jones. Shannon, Rolr Harris, and The Grass I!) Oak Rldfe Bop Roots. Ell) NET ptarflouse. "Bioeraphy -D (1) Ci) m Lawrence Welk John and Sam Adams -The Boston fJ Million $ Movie: (2hr) ''Tllem" Massacre." (set.fl) '54-James Whitmore, Ed· EI) Noches Tapitla mund Gwenn, James Amess, Fess 10:30 (V Film Future Parker. 1J P11,boy After Darti Or. D1vid EI) Mujerts, Mujerts y Alfo MIS Reuben, Carmen MacRH, John 8:00 IJ Saturd1' Nlpt A(hts Gary, The Oillards, Stu Giiiiam and m GLENN FORD, ERNEST Alan suecs guest. * BORGNINE, ROD STEIGER m PREMIERE The John Stron1 STAR IN "JUBAL" Show m Movie Crtats: (C) (2hr) "Jubal" @ Weekend Newa (western) '5~1enn Ford, Ernest U) Bo1 de Medco Borinlne, Rod Stelaer, Felicia Farr. 11:00 I)(]) a D ()) ®),..., EE I Btlltvt In Mlradet Ci) DNtll Valley Dlys €ri) Consulti tlon I!) Movie: "M04.lmlnr Btcomu Elec- U) Ml AlltOr por TI tra" (drama) '48-Raymond Massey, m Pelieula Ros.find Russell, Kirk Douatas. m t11~n.r • "llutbtm." 8:30 I) (j) My Thrff Sons (R) Steve, I MS I) Fa C) "r.rhit In Berbara, Robbie and Katie, on their • Bi.cl" drama) ·~na Turner, way home from a costume party stlll Anthony Quinn S1ndra Dee John dressed in their black cat outfits. Saxon Uoyd Nolan Richard' Bast· arouse the Interest of pclice after hart. A woman and her lovecr murder their car stalls on a dark road. her invalid husband in whet appears 0 @) m ~BC Saturda,! Movie: to be the "perfect crime." (C) (2'~hr) 'Trfple Croas (drama) (V Movie· (C) ''What a Way to Co" '67 -Christopher Plultif.ler, Yul (comedy) • '64 -Shlrlev Maclalnt. Brynner, Trevor Howard, Romy 11:30 0 Cinema 4: ''The Kiiiers" (drama) Schn~lder. Ourtnr Wortd War II, a •46-Burt Lancaster, Ava Gardner. notorious British safecracker (Plum-IJ Movie: "Hellfire Club" (adven· mer) becomes a spy for the G~rmans lure) '61 -Keith Mitchell, Peter and a counterspy for the English. Cushing. 0 rn (I)&) I lflclXL !Tom Jo.nes 00 Movie: ''CIJ$1.ll Ball," Ray Mii· ••• And Spe~al Frfends A musical land, Paulette Godd1rd. variety hour with Tom Jones and his D Movie: (C) "Counterltlt Killer" special . auests Frank Gorshln, Dusty (drama) •68 _Jack Lord, Shirley Springfield and Paul Anka. Knirht, Jack Weston, Charles Drake. @ Porter Waeoner Show Mercedes McCambrid1e. Joseph fE Hour of Detlverance Wiseman. A cop with a cr1minat m The Story background becomes • member of 9:00 I) Arnie (R) Amie's mysterious the underworld tn order to expcse behavior at work and at home seems certain crime marnates. to paint to one condusioll-he's hav· (j) Movie: "Atomic Cit(' (dr1m1) ine an extramarital romance. '52--0ene Barry, Linda Clarke I!) The Wilburn 8rothe11 ®)Movie: (C) "P'lllow Tait" (com-m The Advocates edy) '59---noris Day, Rock Hudson. el Hour of Power m Movla: ''The Stvtltttt Cfou" (ad- 9:30 I) (j) Miry Tyler Moore Show (R) venture) '«-Spencer Tracy. Mary comes face to face with the 1:00 I) Movie: "Aairnment Paris" (sus· aeneralion rap when she plays sub-pense) '52--0ana Andrews. stitute mother to a precocious 12· CI) News year·old. Q) Movie: "Beasts of Mal'Mllltt,. Cl) I lfiClet I The Kine family in (adventure) '59--Stephen Boyd. San frandsco 1:15 B Sptaklnc frttlJ Ci) Sherlock Hornes ThNtrt 1:30 IJ Movie: (C) "Slnllttt MHk .. D Movie for Ttltvislon: (C) (90) (mysteiy) '67 -Harold lelpnltz, ''Tllt Youns Counhy" (R) (western) m All Nlrllt Show: "Houat of StrM· '6~Walter Brennen, Joan Hackett. ren,,. (C) "Dewlr s Canyon" and Pete Duel, Rorer Divis. Wally Coll, Unt•mtd Wo111tn." THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 15, 1971 LANA TIJRNER AND ANIHONY QUINN 44PORTRAIT IN BIACX" IN COLOR , SAllJRDAY D=15A\\ •2 CBS hp 5 Sinq America Beautiful Tennusee Ernie Ford's first headliner special of tht' .1·etLw11, "Si111< A mer- ica Beautiful," will be colorca.rt on the NBC Television Network W ednes- day, May 19 (9-10 PM; preempti111t "Kraft Music Ha//"). The special, a traditional .ving-tilong with u contemporary fluir, will present the "Old Peapicker" and guest~ Diaha1111 Carroll. Da1111y Thomas and Tom and Dick Smothers, in an hour of music rt1nging from "Sw11nee" and "Old Man River" to such modem melodies as "Get Toxetlrer" a11tl the Beatles' "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da." Also guest-starring on the special are Arle11e Golo11ka (1111r of Mayberry RFD), the International Children's Choir and the Third Marint• A ire r(lft Wing Band. Tennessee Emie Ford launched liis television c11reer in 1955 ar star of a daytime series on NBC-TV. He headlined a nighttime serie~ on the 11er- work from 1956 to 1961 . In recent years, Ire lras limited Ir is TV appearwwc·~ to specials and occa.rional guest performtmcc•s. IvIISS USA PAGEANT The "Miss USA Beauty Pag- eant," in which 51 of the most beautiful girls in the country compete for the title of Miss USA 1971, airs as a special 90-minute broadcast on Saturday, May 22 at JO PM. in color on CBS. Th,e broadcast will originate at the Miami Beach (Fla.) Auditorium. Actress June Lockhart and tele- vision personality Bob Bark.er serve, for the fifth consecutive year, as hostess and master of ceremonies for the glamoro11s finals of the Pageant. The broadcast highlights the judgi11!( of the finalists. selected from among contestants from each state and the District of Colum- bia, and is climaxed by the crown- ing of the new titleholder by Deb- bie Shelto n of Norfolk , Va., the reigning Miss USA . The winner will represent the United States in the "Miss Uni- verse Beauty Pageant," to be broadcast on the Network in July. Miss USA will receive $5.000 first pri-:.e as well as a $5.000 per- sonal appearance contract. The four r111111ers-up will receive U.S. Sa v ings Bonds ranging from $/ ,000 for the first runner-up to $200 for the fourth runner-up. Marisol Malaret of Puerto Rico. the 21-year-old Miss Uni- \•erse, will be a special gue.1t on the broadcast. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MAY 15. 1971 A· T • T -E-N-T -1-0-N IMPORT CAR BUYERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BU Y! PRI CES Will NEVER BE LOWER SO VISIT THE DEALERS SHOWN HERE ANO PICK OUT THE SPORTS CAR OR IMPORT YOU 'VE Al WAYS WANTED' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on Tlte New 1971 DATSUN EXCELLENT SELECTION 2 Door e 4 Door e WOCJOt" e Roodst•rs & ,itlutps DOT DATSUN 18835 Beach Blvd. Huntinqton Be,.ch 841·7781 or 540·0442 OPEN SUNDAYS 1971 The big sexy car from Euro,. with th• price of • sub com,.ct SANTA ANA LINCOLN-MERCURY 1>01 No. Tustin Santa Ana 547-9183 Open until t p.m., Mon.·frl. I p.m. Sat. & Sun. 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Page 7 SUNDAY MAY 11 MOl?NINI. ti) Esta & II Vida 10:00 6 Steps to l11mln1 O Challen1e My Strmon O Hour of Power D Cl) Johnny Quest B Movie: "Perssure Point" (drama) '62 -Sidney Poitier, Bobby Darin. ti) Candones y Mu1it1 6:15 m The Christophen 10:30 6 flee the N1ti011 6:30 m The Bible Answers 0 Sunday Tom Snyder. 6:45 ([) The Chrlstophers D CI) Cattanoo1a Cab 7:00 6 ([)Tom and Jerry ®) Comment ®) Heckle & Jecllle ID faith for Today m Tales of Wells far&o ti) Adelantt con las Escuelas 7:30 6 (j) Penelope Pltstop 11:00 6 PREMIERE Rapid R11dln1 A 16- 0 Hot Do& week series desi1ned to Increase the O Music and the Spoken Word averaee viewer's reading speed to (I) Directions 1,000 words-per-minute. Dr. Florence B With This Rin& Schale, Director of the Readine Im· ®)Woody Woodpecker provement Proeram et Northwestern m Yogi Bur and Friends University, is instructor. ID Sacred Heart 0 Home Buyers Gulde 7:45 ID The Chrlstophers Larry Kane Show 8:00 6 ([) Limp Unto My Feet 0 Cl) Bullwinkle 8:00 6 00 I mc!lt I A Radiant Hope. ®) KOCO's Corn« Hellenic Colleee in Brookline, Mass.. m Movie: "Slttln& Pretty" (comedy) the only Gre?k Orthodox ltberal arts '48-Robert Young, Maureen O'Hara. college and seminary in the United ID Church in the Home States, is the subject of this broad· m Cine en Su CHI cast Cameras visit the colleae ail TBA where underaraduate students .live 11:30 6 PREMIERE Ma&fc People A chil· and work together with seminarians dren's series hosted by Bob Kehoe, training to becom~ ~reek -Ortho~ox former head coach ol the St. Louis priests. Greco·Ch11st1an humanism Stars professional soccer team. He upon which the school Is based, the will discuss the Boy Scouts' Merit place of reli~ious servic~s. the ~ol· Badge proaram. the game of chess le&e community and the 1nter·achon and alligators. between seminarians and undergrad· D rn Discovery "Finland-land of uates wil be examined. Design." 0 Jimbo B Movie: "Monster from the Surf" O Cathedral of Tomorrow (scl·fi) '63 _ Jon Hall, Sue Casey. (1) Real EsUte Open House 119) Movie: (C) "Raw Ed&•" (adven· O Campus Profile "Viewpoint on lure) 'SS-Rory Calhoun Nutrilion-Breathina and Nutrition." B Day of Discovery (IQ) Ru Humbard AFTERNOON m Wonde11ma 12:00 a I sJi(IAl I The MHstro A por-m Revival Fires trait of conductor and musical di· 8:30 6 00 l ook Up and Live rector Eugene Ormandy, observing 0 Mrs. Alph• Bet his JSth year with the Philadelphia 0 My Friend Pooltle Orchestra. His early years in music B Movie: "Revolt of the Tarters" and the development of his career (adventure) '60 -Curt Juraens, are recalled. Genevieve Page. (])Children's Gospel Hour ID KATHRYN KUHLMAN O Ch1racters In the Arts '1he * {IN COLOR) Clown." ID Kathryn Kuhlm1n -0 Movie: "Death Valley" (western) 9:00 6 Camera Thru '46 ....: Robert Lowery, Helen Gilbert. O Serendlpity @ Trackdown O Day of Discovery fJ II Mondo D Smokey the Bur Show m lntelli1ent P11ent ®) It Is Written ail Oram• Oominle1I m ([)Oral Roberts CD A(tlculture Report ti) MusiCI J Palabras 12:15 ai) Panorama Latino en Domin10 m DODGERS & GIANTS 9:30 6 Todays Rellgion * MEET AGAIN! 0 The Chrlstophers m Dtd&er Baseball Los Angeles 0 Gene Autry · c· t Movie: "Race for life," Richard Dodgers vs. San Francisco 1an s. Conte Mari Alden 12:30 I) MU International Champions O A~gle's Garage The International Freedom Games (()Adventure In Sports/Especl1lly (Track and Field) are telecast from for You Philadelphia. Pa. ®)Sit Down, Shut Up or Get Out O International Zone . An original play for television that 0 @ CD Championship Auto tells the story ol a gifted JJ.year-old Raclr11 The Alabama 500 Stock Car boy and his trials and tribulations Race (NASCAR) from Talladega, Ala. in a high school environment. bama. ID Gospel Sln&fn& Jubilee ID Rendezvous With Adventure ..... . THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 15, 1971 JOHN WAYNE WILLIAM. HOLDEN "THE HORSE OOLDI ERS'' ·-THE EARLY SHON IN COLOR, SUNDAY 3s301M C8.S~2 • 12:45 m SundaJ Matinee: "The Sara· cena." Richard Harrison. 1:00 0 A,ricultur1 USA 0 Rat Patto4 ®) MMt the Preu CD Weekend News m frentt a la Vida 1:30 O On Campua "A Theoloay for Radi. cal Politics." Michael Novak visits Immaculate Heart Collece. 0 Movie: "Wines of Danetr" (mys- tery) '52 -Zachary Scott, Naomi Chance. 0 udi" PGA Golf Tournament Final two rounds from the Desert Inn, Las Vegas. @) lnslpt CD Voice ol CalvalJ m Exltometro 2:00 I) Beller Dr. Clifton Moore. O DEBUT focus Spokesmen for the Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association tell their story. Today's guests are Or. Bernard Portnoy. Dr. Ralph E Jung . Or. Betty Jo War· ren, and Mrs. Donald f. Meade. Cil American Ph,sical Atness O (])Directions "Rllialons in America Today-Summary." (j) TBA m ®l Ask Concress @!) T11tro familiar a> udles PGA Golf 2:30 I) Tiit Siesta Is Over 0 m Meet the Prns (I) M.V.P. 0 @ Issues and Answers !IO) Outdoor Sportsman CD ROLLER GAMES-ACTION! * T-BIRDS vs. TEXAS m Roller ,.Qlme Thunderbirds VS. Texas Outfaws. 3:00 I) Newsmallers @ University Dialoeu• 0 m Contment Edwin Newman. 0 Robert K. Doman Show 00 Celebrity Bowflna O EJewitnass Guests are candidates for various Los Angeles City School Board districts: District # 1-J. C. Chambers and Mrs. Janice Bernstein, District # ~r. Georclanna Hardy and Mrs. Dolly Swift; District #7- Dr. Arnett Hartsfield and Mr. Phillip Bardos. Joseph Senti is moderator. O Family Film Festival; "Heidi" Shirley Temple. ®J Prt Set Betty While. .m Pattern for Llvlnr @!)Toros Cl) Sterling Theatre 3:30 I) Movie: (C) "The Horse Soldltu" (western) '5!}-John Wayne, William Holden. The Ideas ol two Union officers clash. @ focu1 O All About Your Car (R) "The Basic Engine." @ Tarazn Theatre: "Tarzan Finds a Son." (j) Probe ®)The World of Lowell Thomu m Spotli&ht on Youth 3:45 m Dodger Scoreboard 4:00 &J Movie: (C) "Tiie UvtlJ Set" (ro- THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 1!5, 1971 mance) '64-James Darren, Pamela Tiffin. O Inquiry Guest Is AsHmblyman Peter Schabarum (R·Covlna). 0 Zlflt GrtJ Thutr1 0 Movie: (C) "Munster, Go Homt" $C)medy) '66-fred Gwynne, Yvonne Decarlo, Terry-Thomu face Ult Nation The Saint mHaul m This la the Ult el) Varitdadts a> Ru Hu111blrd 4:30 O This Is the Life O Ian Tyson Show Guests: The Illustration; Seals & Crofts. The lntems O Pet Set Guests are Rose Marie, her daughter Georgianna and their three pets. m MOST CONTROVERSIAL * FILM EVER MADE! ,.CITIZEN KANE" m Movie: "Citizen Kane" (drama) '41 -Orson Welles, Joseph Cotten, Ruth Warwick ID Wor1d of Sports m Wlnaa to Adventure 5:00 O Movie: (C) "The Millionairess" (comedy) '60-Sophia Loren, Vittorio de Sica. Peter Sellers. 0 RETURN MelodJ Ranch Carl Cot· ner hosts an hour of country /west- ern music The cast includes Billy Mize, Johnny Bond. Cathie Taylor and The Halloran Sincers. Spec.ial euests are J1panese c/w singer Ed· die Fukano and recordin& star John- ny O'Nelll. 00 Voya11 to Bottom of Sta 0Th1A¥tn&m ®) Newa Dale Schwartz. CD Animals, Action l Adventure EE WOf'ld Football Soccer Beneficia (Portugal) vs. Real Madrid (Spain). EI\) I sJtcilL I KCET Auction (C) (4hr) The first day of eight fund· raising Auction sessions Is devoted exclusively to art and antiques. Celebrities and other 1uctionee11 seek viewers' bids for first-night bJr· gains. Bidders dial (213) 660·2450. Collect calls accepted from 714 and 805 area codes. €E Canousel Mnlcano m Insight (!Ii) Cintm1 del Domln&o Cl) Insight 5:30 O Animal WOt'ld The Komodo drag· ons, descendants of prehistoric rep- tiles that once werti believed to exist only in man's imagination, will be shown. Cil News Special "A Better Mouse· trap." A look at new methods of refuse disposal. 0 E,ewlt.neu News News Ray Wilson. ~Movie: (C) "Thunder Bar" (dra- ma) '53 -James Stewart, Joanne Dru. @ Gilllg1n's Island fE Color Travelcade m Arrkutture USA a> Stttllna Theatre (Conti nued) SENIOR aTIZENS RETIREMENT RESIDENCE PARKHURST TRIPS & EXCURSIONS Pink ftl l.et•H, A Dery Cit O'Neil P•ril, All trips •r• et the choic• of those '"'ho choote lo p11rticip•t• RELIGIOUS SERVICES ev,1il11ble for both Prol•sh nh .nd c .tholics PUBLIC ROOM LIFE BEGINS AT PARKHURST Par1churst Rtllremt!<lt ltesidet1<0, llcens· ltd bY Ille Shit of C>lllor11I•, offers • 11,mcliko •lmospllere ••d r<crullon•I •<· livilic1, The monlllty r•lt l11<tuclt1 loelt· i119, lh•M nutrlllonol me•ls dJIJy, uncom~ lluttd sf)t!clel dltl•, If p~ucribe41 lly doclor, an evening 1niclc II r<c;uc1ted, dilly cle~nln9 of ro,m, lrelll linens lwlce wulcly •nd tr1n1porl•IHln. 8echide c•re durlnt tcmpor•ry •nd minor lllnus. •ho peno,al clccllvc aulstn1"1C1. such H ll•tlllr:g. Semi prlv1tc room1 b•gln 11 1250.0) • monltl 1nd priv~lt room r•t" "o n•llalllo upon request, DINING ROOM SHOPPING Regul•r runs to South Geest Pine. Hunting · ton Center, •nd Gem· co -other centers on r•que1t SEMI PRIVATE ROOM MEDICAL FACILITIES 24-hr. e tlend•"t service, h•lp with m•dic11tion1, tre nsporhtion to doc- tors •nd other mtdlu l f•ciliti••· LIBRARY TRIPS MIL• SQ. ooch ~~~-W~A_R_N_l_l~~~-+-•-•_c_. _,A_•_K-. Monv t i mes weo~. driver on 4 hours • day ull , ••• 9 SUNDAY (Continued) EVENING 6:00 f) Bir News Clete Roberts. (3) The BradJ Bunch O The Challencing Sea "Bora Bora Paradise." CI) Daktari fJ Color-ELVIS PRESLEY * in "KISSIN' COUSINS" fJ Sit O'Clock Movie: (C) (2hr) "Klssin' Cousins" (musical) '64- Elvis Presley, Arthur O'Connell, Glen da rarrell, Jack Albertson. Pam Aus. tin. Cynthia Pepper, Yvonne Craig Donald Woods Presley plays a dual role 1n this hillbilly romp about an Air force lieutenant's attempt to placate a tamily so the government can make a cteal lo build a missile base on top of their Tennessee mountain. 00 This Is Your Lile fJ The Saint Q) Here Come the Brides EID I Sl>mAL I KCET Auction (C) (cont'd. to 9 PM) .il!) Hour of Power a> la Torment• ID Islands in the Sun ffi Jonny QuHI 6:30 f) CBS News Roger Mudd (I) NannJ & the ProfeSSOf O Barbara Mcfbir Show Guests are the Cowsills. r red a Payne and Jan Rubes. Untamed World m Creature featurH: (90) "Night Caller from Oultr Space" (sci-II) '65 -John Suon. Patncia Haines ID C1ll of the West al Catt1noo1a Cats 7:00 f) CJ) lassie (R) "The Innocents." Lassie and her two puppies fight for survival in remote country 00 The Partridge ftmllJ OIDNBC News The Prisoner fJ Death VtlleJ D1ys "Up the Chim· ney." Jim Davis. Tom Lowell. Q) Pusport to Travel EE Color Tr1velc1de EID BID & WIN ART! *AUCTION ACTION! EID I SPlCIAL I KCET Art Auction (cont'd) m faith for Today m Lucecita a!) Hit def Momento ffi Bullwinkle 7:30 f) I 8) Hogan's Heroes (Rl The Heroes use Schullz as their secret weapon tn an effort to discover and destroy a secret atomic insta11ation r 3 I SPECIAL I for Love or Money A unique and entertaining film on the sport of drag racing, showing the dedication of those involved In the increasingly popular sport 0 liO) ID Walt Disney (R) "Emil and the Detectives " Conclusion of two part mystery drama set in Berlin Emil and his band of 1uven1le detec lives attempt to prevent robbers from breaking into the Berlin bank. Page 10 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 15, 1971 O Comedy Classics; (90) "Ruules 9:30 fJ News Larry Burrell 10:30 O The World Tomorrow of Red Gap" (comedy) '35-Charles Q) Minority Community fJ Movie: "Tobuco Rotd" (drama) Laughton, Charles Ruggles. Mary ,m Uvin& Boole '41 -Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews. Boland. An American wins a British m MOST CONTROVERSJAL valet In a poker game and brings 10:00 f) I SPlCIAL I Adventure "Lure * FILM EVER MADE! him to the West. of the Tall Ship." The modern, true· "CITIZEN KANE" fJ Million $ Movie: (2hr) "The to-life adventures of Danish le~· m Movie: "Cltizen Kine" (drama) V.l.P.'s" (drama) '63 -Ellzabeth ag~rs aboard a 191h·cti~tury sallt~g '41 -Orson Welles. Joseph Cotten, Taylor, Richard Burton. Margaret shrp that serves as their school in Ruth Warwick. Rutherford, Maggie Smith. Cross· learning the wa_ys of the high seas Q) Weekend News Chuck Cecil section of v 1.P.'s who watt overnight Charles Kuralt IS reporter. m Grin Tutro tn posh London Airport's Lounge for 0 @) ID The Bold Onn (R) a fog.delayed flight to New York. "Someday They'll Elect a President." 11:00 tJ (j) News Q) Three Passports to Adventure Senalor Stowe is accused of using 0 !1g) News his oftlce to line the pockets.of a O Clthedrel of Tomorrow €I1) Quest for life crime syndicate. Murray Hamilton Q) l<lltlryn Kuhlman a> P1ndor1m1 guest-stars as Jonathan Yaeger a ffi Discovery public relations man. ' 11:30 f) Movie: (C) "Gunm~n·s Welk" (western) '58-Van Heflin. 8:00 U 00 Ed Sullivan (R) Guests ace Oliver. Bernadette Peters. George Hamilton. Georgie Kaye, the Phil Driscoll Explosion, the Young Saints, and Skiles and Henderson fJ m@ ffi The FBI (R) "An tennae of Death " Erskine leads an investigation of the movement of large quantities of heroin Into the U.S Wi111am Shatner. Bettye Acker- man and As trid Warner guest. m GLENN FORD, ERNEST * BORGNINE, ROD STEIGER STAR IN "JUBAL" m Movie Greats: (C) (2hr) "Jubal" (western) '5&--Glenn Ford. Ernest Borgnine. Rod Steiger, Fehc1a Farr. Valene French Young drifter, falsely accused of being interested In his best friend's wile. is forced to kill him in self-defense. Q) The Big Question "Capital Pun· 1shment -Pro or Con?" Guests: Chief Edward J Allen (S Ana Po- lice Dept.). Fred Okrand (ACLU), Ronald M George (State Dep. Alty. General). €i) Pattern for living EID I $,EC•Al I KCET Auction (C) (cont'd) m Living faith m festival fllmico a!) Pellcul1 8:30 0 Q ID Bill Cosby (R) "Tobacco Road .. Chet undergoes hypnosis when he tries to cure a friend's smoking habit €i) World Tomorrow 9:00 f) i) Glen Campbell CR) Guests are Dean Martin. John Byner and Anne Murray. 0 lQ) ID Bona nza ( R) "Top Hand " A Ponderosa trail bo~ finds his 1ob in jeopardy due to a growing conlllct that threatened to disrupt a maior callle drive Ben Johnson guests 0 The Defenders 0 [31 '6) ffi ABC Sund•J Night Movie: (C) (2'/zhr; "Vertigo" (sus· pense) '58-James Stewart, Kim No· vak Allred Hitchcock's tingling sus- pense thriller about a retued police detective with a fear of h~1ghls and a girl with suicidal tendencies whom ht 1s hired lo protect lD The Sports Set EE Manion forum EID Masterpiece Theatre 0 Channel 5 News O Sundey Tonl(ht Show fJ Joyce & Barbara: for Adults Only Movie: (C) "All the Brothers Guest is Senator George McGovern, Were V11i1nt." Robert Taylor, Stewart the first.announced Democratic can. Granger. dldate for the Presidency fJ News m News Ken Jones. 00 Ttle-Pulse Q) Joe DtSilva Q) Movit: "Captain Boytott" (dra. EID fanfare "NET Opera Theatre: ma) '47-Stewart Granger. "Owen Wingrave.' " World Premiere 12:00 g Public Seivice telecast of Benjamin Britten's first fJ M.V.P. Willis Reed hosts. opera written expres.sly for television . Based on Henry James's short story. 12:30 m P1y Cards 11 deals with a pacifistic young Eng· hshman who breaks with his lam-12:45 fJ More for Your Money 1ly's tradition of military service. Narrated by Peter Pears. Stars. Ben- 1am1n Luxon. Sylvia fisher, Peter Pears. John Shirley-Quirk, Heather Harper. Janet Baker. a> TY Musical Ossart 1:00 f) Movie: ''The first Time" (com· edy) '52-Robert Cummings 0 00 News 1:45 Q) Movie: "Tomb of Torture" (dra . ma) '65-Annie Albert, Mark Marion. MILL/ON DOLLAR PLA N-Llo.vd Bri<IR<'S as Srp1•e Brt'cl.., wlro lras only a short time to live. assumes the identity of Rochd Jun•i.r's (Diane Baker) husband so rlrat tire couplr cr111 i11/1t?r1r" million do/Ian 11po11 Iris dearlr i11 "Do You Tokt• T /11,· Srrw11:er'" 011 the NBC World Premint• Mf>l'it'. Mnndav at 9 PM. . 971 a) WS. a) en, k" ra art ra. m· ... n. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MAY 15. 1971 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRA~15 MONDAY thru FRIDAY ',, I) i ! '; I 'J (. 6:00 B Cl) Suarl• St•uter 6:Z5 O E~u"tJon Eldl1n1e 6:30 B Odyssey ({) 1V I CluStoom, Mon., Wed., Fri.; Across tlle Fence, Tuo.: Voice of AeTf culturt, Thurs. m fHtures 6:4-5 El) Commodity Report 6:55 0 KNBC News 7:00 I) Ci) CBS News John Hart. 0 m Todey Show @) Cutoona m Thunderbirds Q) Spldtrmen El) Market Op1nln1 ED Seseme StrHt # 266·270 7:30@ Supermen O Edu"tlonel F11tur11 0 feeturts m Yori l Friends Q) Hobo KtHy El) Stott Marbt Cove11s- l ;OO B Capt1in llen11100 (j) Hot W11ttls 0 Relph Story's A.M. Cl) Sunup Mel Knoepp 0 News Meyers/Del Rio. ®) Today Show m Cartoons 8:30 @ Coffee Brtall m Dennis Ult Met11ct Q)Cumby 9:00 I) Cl) Tht Lucy Show CV Sesame Street 0 @) g;, Dlneh's Piece ll)Tmel nllftl 11 :00 I) CJ) Where Ult Htert 11 0 @') m Jeopardy 0 G1llopln1 Gourmtl Q) Topper 11:20 Q) Feshlona In Stwfna 11:251) (I) News O Movies: See Daytime Movies. 11:30 IJ (j) Seerdl for Tomorrow Your Money's Worth Thurs. only. 0 @) m Tht Who, Whit or Where O @ Ject le Lennt Geme Art James hosts. m Movie: See Daytime Movies 0 CV (]) Th1t Girl ED Sesame Street # 266·270. 0 Tempo Regis Philbin and Dick 9:15 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. ~yan co·host. Thursday. m let's Rip 9:30 I) Ci) Beverly Hillbillies Q) Bill Johni News 0 m Concentmion 11:55 0 @) m Ntws @ Virfini• Gr1h1m 0 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies Q) Romper Room El) Stoa M1r1cet 10:00 I) Cl) femily Affeir CD Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 @) m Sale of the Cantury Q) Feetures/Public Service ED Educational feetures 10:30 I) (j) lovt of Uft 0 liQ) m Hollywood Squirts @ Phil Donahue Conversation. Al TI RNOON 12:00 I) Ludy Pelr 0 g;, Joe Ger11lol1'1 Memory Ce me 0 Coo•ln1 Wed only. 0 @ m 8twftched @)Nan m Hip Noon Buffoons Q) Trevtl Fllms El) Tht Reel World ------------------------12:30 I) Cl) As the World Turns CHANNEL LISTINGS Information for these lop la furnished by the television stations TV WEEK '' not responslble for lest.minute changn In program llstinas. f) KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA ~Ind.) Los Angeles 0 KABC ABC) Los Angeles 0 KHJ (Ind.) Los Angeles m KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles m KCOP ~Ind.) Los Angeles m KWHY Ind.) 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Addre11 1dvertlsln& Inquiries to th• dlspl1y 11dv~rtl1ln• dep1rtm1nt of this ne-p1~r. 0 ®) m Days of Our Lives 0 Movlt Game 0 (]) @ CiE) A World Apart Q) Dl1lln1 for Dollers El) Stott Merket Close 1 :00 I) Cl) love Is 1 Many Splendored Thln1 0 ®) m The Doctors 0 ltn CHtJ G1llopln1 Gourmet 0 CE All MJ Children m Movit: See Daytime Movies. El) Chlrtln1 the Market fD Edu"Uon1I Ft1turu 1:30 I) The ctuldinc Ufht 0 m Another Wor1d 0 m Lefs Make 1 Deal Q) fashions In Stwin1/News El) Commodity Report 2:00 I) Secret Storm 0 m Bript Promlat 0 Str1n1e P11adlse 0 m Newlywed Game 0 Movie; See Dayjime Movies. Q) Topper, Mon .. Fri • See tht USA Tues., Thurs .. Travel, Wed. 2:30 O ({) Ed1• of Nlcht 0 liQ) m Somerset IJ flmous Jury Trials; Med1I of V1lor Awards, Wed only, 0 @ m Oetlna G1me IE) Roy Roatts 3:00 tJ ())Gomer Pyle O It's Your Bet Tom Kennedy 0 Hl1hw11 Patrol 0 @ m Genml Hospitel Movie: See Daytime Movies. liQ) Da.id frost 5'Mlw mouttr Umlb ID Undlfdoa .@Ii) RellaJous Pro1u1111 mcin11111 36 3:30 I) The Mike Roy Show 0 Mike Dou1l11 Guest co·host Is James Brown. IJSe• Hunt @ lteve It to Beaver 0 CD t!E Ont Lift to Live Q) Bozo's Bl& Top Show .@Ii) Christ the Llvln& Word 3:45 el La Comunld•d 11 D11 4:00 I) Movie: See Daytime Movies. Mon., Wed.; Mr. Ed Tues , Thul'$., Fri. 0 Tht Rlfltm111 CI) lanene Splltt 0 Cl) m hssword 0 News Ruter Wud. m Ntw1 Putnam/Flshmen. m 81tm1n @Ii) Relicfoua F11tur11 el Dos Gallos en Peltnqut 4:20 lfQl flshlona In Sewfn1 4:30 I) Movie: See Daytime Movies CV Movtt: Set Daytime Movies. IJ flther Knows Best @ I LO.t Lucy 0 Eyewitnas Ntwa @) The fllntatonH Q) The Munrttrs ED Sesame Street #266·270 .@Ii) Pettern for Livln& e> Lo Prohibldo g;,lV Bln10 CiE) That Gir1 5:00 O KNBC Ntwservict Jess Marlow. 0 Chennel 5 Ntwa @ ABC News Reasoner, Smtih (]) NYPO 0 Flipper 19) Petticoat Junction m Tiie Fllnt&tonu Q) McHale's Navy ,@Ii) Cintm1 JO el) Cite con Emilio Tutro g;, Colle11 of the Duert a!) Features m fi1llopln1 Gourmet 5:30 @ Perry Muon 0 ABC News How1rd K. Smith, Harry Reasoner. (!) News Ray Wilson 0 Get Smert ®)News Sam Rlnaker. m Dennis lht M1n1ee Q) Gilll11n's lalend Ell) Mlstero1er1' Nelthborilood @Ii) News/Pastor's Des• el Comlcoa J C1nclonu g;, Don Wilson's Town Telk a!) Notld•s m Desert on 1V Pase 11 ISearsJ SAVE $30! Behind-The-Ear Hearin~ Regular $229 id ~cars has a varied selcrtion of hearing aids suit- able for man.\· different hearing losses. Choose the one ~·ou need now. Our Hearing Aid Consul- tant b here to help \'OU Come 1n today . no ap- pointment necc"sary. A sk About Sears Convenient Credit Plans. Ru\'na Park Compton K 0 1> mplc at Solo l!:I Mont\' Page 12 Glt'ndall' I 111tlC\\ 0<1d l.ong Rt':.c·h l'a,11d1•n9 Pico at nlmpau l'umona South Coa't Plata Totr:in<"t \"allfy THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 15, 1971 MONDAY MAY 17 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "Blad! Tide" (mystery) '56 - John Ireland, Derek Bond "Cheers for Miss Bishop" (drama) '41 - Martha Scott, William Gargan m "The Bia Wheel" (adventure) '49 -Mickey Rooney, Thomas Mitchell. 9:30 0 (C) "Call Me M1dim" Part I (comedy) '53 -Ethel Merman. Don aid O'Connor 0 "little Boy Lost" (drama) '53- Bing Crosby, Claude Dauphin. 10:00 @ "Cunsmolu!" (western) '53-Au· die Murphy. Susan Cabot. 1:00 m "Red Dust'' (drama) '32-tlark Gable, Jean Harlow 2:00 0 "One Man's Way" (biography) '64 ·-Don Mum1y, William Windom 3:00 OC (C) "The Denver & Rio Grande" (western) '52 -Edmond O'Brien, Sterling Hayden. 4:00 B "The Bia Knife" (drama) '55- Jack Palance, Ida Lupino 4:30 Same as lOAM Movie. EV E N I N c; 6:00 B Big News Jerry Dunphy. (V ABC News Reasoner. Smtih. O KNBC Newservice Tom Snyder 0 The Allen Show O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) (90) ''C1rter's Army" (drama) '69 - Stephen Boyd, Rotert Hooks Capture of a stralegic bridge leading into enemy territory during World War II is given to a company of black soldiers commanded by a prejudiced, white. Southern officer. 0 Dick Van Dyh m The rlintstDnes ID Star Trell £D I shCtAL I KCET Auction (C) (6hr) Second night of annual fund · raising Auction. To bid, viewers dial (213) 660 2450. Collect calls accept- ed from 714 and 805 area codes. .m fisher Family &!) Notlclero 34 m Duth Valley Days a!) la Hora Familiar con Consuelo Cl) News Jim Hawthorne 6:30 ffi News Bill Huddy. @ Trvth or Consequences 00 CBS News Walter Cronkit~ 0 C1ndid Camera @) NBC News David Brinkley m The Flying Nun m Selected Fll'Tls/Mulicale m The Desert Report a!) TBA a) News 7:00 fJ CBS News Walter Cronkite. 0 m NBC News David Brinkley, John Chancellor, Fr1nk McGee. Cl) To Tell the Truth 0 Wllat's Mr Une? @) Didi Vin Dylle m I love Lucy ID (j) Dragnet ,m Chrls1 the Living Word &!) Angelltos Negrot (iI!) Slmplemente M1ri1 a) Movie &1me 7:30 B 00 Cunsmoke (R) A slick-talking traveling salesman (Don Chastain) is rescued from irate customer$ by a farm widow (Sandra Smith), who later refuses to believe Festus' warning that lhe man is about to sNindle her on "The Miracle Man" episode. 0 Q2l m From a Bird's Eye View "Never Put II In Writing." Millie writes her resignation, then changes her mind, but the letter is en route O Vlttlnl1 Graham Show Ron Eli· ran, Mel Shevelson and The Pacific aires guest. Movie: (C) "The Yellow Cab Man," Red Skelton, Gloria DeHaven. 0 rn Cl) l efs Malle a Deal Monty Hall hosts. 0 MilUon $ Movie: (2hr) "The Haunting'' (drama) '63-Julie Harris. Claire Bloom. Tale of a carefully selected group who ls introduced to frightening manifestations of the supernatural. m Truth or Consequences ID It Takes a Thief ,m Cinema 30 &!) Do-Re-Ml 7:55 a!) Cutstlon de Segundos 8:00 0 @) m Lau1h·ln (R) Goldie Hawn auests. 0 ffi Cl) Newlywed Game m To Tell the Truth Eiil GOODIES GALORE! * WATCH, BID, WIN! £D I S"'E(i"L I KCET Auction (C) (cont'd.) m Men of Vision &!) Yesenia 8:05 a!) TBA 8:30 B Ci) Here's Lucy (R) Harry bribes Lucy into posing as his "e•pecting" wile to keep Gertie. a former girl friend who stops in town. from shanghaiing him into marriage. OHYPD 0 @ a) It Was A Very Good Yeu Turbulent l964-a year ol ten sions. change, and contrasts-ls re· ~lewed tn kaleidoscopic detail with Mel Torme as host-narrator. Guests are Gower ehampion and Don Schol lan<!er. m David Frost Show @ Dllflllt m Pattffn for Living a!) Mlguellto Valdez Show 9:00 B Mayberry R.F.D. (R) Cousin Alice buys a harp and sians up for lessons from a European professor 1971 kley, kina ain) by who ges ute. Eli· ific- C.b ie C) es irl m d n· e- th ts 1. THE DAILY PILOT. TV vyEEK, MAY 15, 1971 The Jesus Movement: RevivaJ.'71. Thi!-. week Larry Badger and Eyewitness through Frillay. May 17 through 28 . New!'. explore the revival phenomenon -a At 4: 30 p.m. on kabc-tv. ma'l!-.ivc cru~ade that i~ <.:apturing the heart!'. Where new!'. i!-. concerned. of the young from coa!'.t to <.:oa!'..t. The ~e:" ~C)'CWifllCSS llClVS rau!-.e'? Religion . Not the organized reltg1on 4·3() ; ell /k bc-tv familiar 10 many of U!-1. Bui a ~imple . and • .' "" pm a very pcr!-.011al, belief in Jc~us and Hi~ hCnfl /S(Ofy/ll(lh<ln/SIO<lllC teach ing~. A bel ief that ha!-. helped many kick the drug habit. And ha!'. given all a ne" faith in the fulllre. The Je!'.U!'. Movement : Revival '71 . Monday who is thrilled to have at least one pupil. 0 119) m World Premiere Movie: (C) (2hr) "Do You Take This Stran· 1er?" (R) (drama) '7~ene Barry, 'Diane Baker, Joseph Cotten, Lloyd Bridges. A man schemes to inherit a million dollars by switching iden- tities with an acquaintance who has a terminal illness. 0 The Fugitive 0 CV m ABC Monday Movie: (C) (2hr) "The City" (drama) 'JG-- Anthony Quinn, E. G. Marshall, Rob· ert Reed. Skye Aubrey, Pat Hingle. The career of the mayor of a south· western city is jeopardized by urban crises and an assassin. At Issue @ Felony Squad .m 30 Minutes ~ Sonrlsas a!) TBA 9:30 iJ (!) DOfls Day (R) Larry Storch appears as an ex-boxer, and Doris tries to help him get another chance as an entertainer when his night- club act closes immediately alter opening. 0 C.ndid Camera @ Quest for Adventure (ID Musicale/Pastor's Desk m La Crur de Marisa Cruces 10:00 iJ tarol Burnett (R) Dyan Can non and Paul Lynde guest. O Channel 5 News Kevin Sanders, Barney Morris. -0 Barter Ward News m News Putnam/Fishman. -Ql Mantrap Al Hamel hosts. EID BID! BID! WIN! WIN! * NOW TO MIDNIGHT! m I SPECIAL I KCET Auction (C) (cont'd.) a!) Hit del Momento 10:30 O Movie: (lhr 45m) "Wake tsl1nd" (drama) '42-Brian Oonlevy, Robert Preston. Heroic actions of U.S. Ma- rine Corps in famous battles. @ Bill Johns News m Cadena de Angustlas 11:00 0 m News 0 O mNews 00 Death Valley Days O ffi tl)News O Movie: "Harlow" (biography) '65 --Carol Lynley, Efrem Zimbalist Jr. m MO¥ie: (C~ "Anchors Aweigh" (musical) '45-Frank Sinatra, Kath· ryn Grayson. Gene Kelly @ Beat the Clock 11 :30 0 Cf) Merv Griffin 0 Q m Johnny Carson Originates in Burbank, Calif. 0 (31 00 tl) Dick Cavett @ Movie: "Unch1ined" (drama) '55 -Elroy Hirsch, Barbara Hale. Eli) World Press 12:15 O One Step Beyond 1:00 iJ Movie: "The Fem1le Animal" (drama) '58 -Hedy Lamarr. Jane Powell, George Nader. ( 3 0 0 (i) (1Q) News P•&e 13 TUESDAY MAY 18 ' . For morning and afternoon list ings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Betow, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 0 "Arson, Inc." (mystery) '49 - Robert Lowery, Anne Gwynne "Scar. let Empress" (drama) '34-Marlene Dietrich. Sam Jalle m {C) "Moth er Is a F1eshman" (comedy) '49-Loretta Young. Van Johnson, Rudy Vallee 9:30 O (C) "Call Me Madam" Conclu sion (comedy) ·53 -Ethel Merman, Donald O'Connor 0 "A Oo11ble life" (drama) '47- Ronald Colman. Shelley Winters. 10:00 (}) (C) "Aeent for H.A.R.M." (SUS pens!) '66-Ma1k Richmond, Wen dell Corey 1:00 m "nl&ht lor Freedom" (drama) '43-Ronhnd Russ!ll fred Mac Murray 2:00 0 "The Hook" (drama) '63-l<rrk Douglas Robert Walker Jr 3:00 (8 ''Buster Kulon Story" (drama) '57-0onald O'Connor, Ann Blyth 4:30 tJ (C) "Staee to Thunder Rock" (western) '64-Barry Sullivan, Marl lyn Maxwell (3J Same as lOAM Movie. rvE NIN G 6:00 tJ Bi& Hewa Jerry Dunphy. 00 ABC Hews Reasoner, Smi th. 0 KHBC News lorn Snyder O The Allen Show O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) (90) "'" Palace" Part I (drama) '60 - Richard Burton Robert Ryan. Martha Hyer Story of the bllter struggle be tween two men. starting over a girl. untrl the11 grandchildren. as state- hood Is declared bring long bitter antagonists together 0 Dick Van Dyke m The Flintstones IE Slit Trek m I S,.CIAl I KCET Auction (C) (6hr) Hours ol tun and bargains' Viewers call (213) 660 2450 to bid Collect calls acceprecl from 714 and 805 area codes €?!) Fisher Family e!) Noticlero 34 m Outh Valley 01ys m> La Hora familiar con Consuelo (!) News Jim HawthOrne 6:30 W Hews Bill Huddy 00 Truth 01 Consequentes CBS Hews Waller Cronkite 0 Cendid Carner~ o "BC Hews David Brinkley m The flyin1 Nun €?!)Selected Fllm/Muslule Page 14 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 15, •1971 m The Oesert Repo'1 Cl) I SfmlL 1 Eneelbert Humper· ignores Dr. Welby's advice to stay in ail TBA dindl A musical hour with special bed for a month. a> News auests Kaye Ballard and Lou Rawls. 'c:J Belter Ward News 7:00 B CBS News Walter Cronkite. m David Frost Show m News Putnam/Fishman. eJ Otarnet (I) M1ntrap Al Hamel hosts. 0 m HBC News David Brinkley. el Pattern for Uvln& ID I sHclll 1 KCET Auction (C) @ To Tell the Truth OJ La Cou Jiu1ad1 (cont'd.) 0 Whars My Una? @) f' k y Oyt 9:00 0 ®l m NBC Tuesday Movi e: . I I .. c •n • (C) (2hr) "Better 1 Widow'' (R) 10:30 D Movl~: (2 /zhr) 'The .cru# su m ~~~.~~: (comedy) '69 _ Virna Lisi. Peter ~~~~ma) 53-Jack H1wkins:1>onald "'i' Christ the Llvin" Word McEnery. British en&lneer assigned ft:\ Be~1•1 J h N ~ • t b 'Id 1· I M d' ~ I o ns ews m Aneelltos Nerros 0 UI a It inery n a e 1terran· m c d d A t ail Simplemente Maria ean town is caueht between two · a ena 1 neus '11 '1) Movie Game warring industrialists. 11:00 tJ Ci) aJ News • 0 The fucitlve 0 ®) m News 7:30 0 (j) Beverty Hillbillies (R) Granny IE Felony Squad @ Duth Valler Days consults a psychiatrist in hopes of el Challence 0 CIJ '1) News keeplne Mark Templeton from turn-m> TBA O Movie: "Most D1n1erous Men ing into a real frog, 9:30 tJ All In the Femily (R) Archie Alive'' (drama) '61 -Ron Randell, 0 (@ m Julia (R) "Toast Melba." hits the ceiling when he finds out Debra Paget. Julia and Dr. Chegley suffer from that Gloria is going to have 8 baby m Movie: "Hither and Hlaher" grouchiness caused by overwork. and his son·ln·law Mike has no (musical) '43 -Frank Sinatra, Bar· 0 Virginia Greham Show Guests: means of supporting the child. bara Hale. Barbara Nichols, Steve Forrest and 0 Candid Camtr1 eJ Beat the Clock Max Schulman. 0 f"i"\ ~ n:\ Th M d S IE Treasure J 1:30 tJ Ci) Merv Griffin "A ~ ~ f' De o .. Jq~~d (R~ ~ Mualcale/Pestor's Duk 0 ®J m Johnny Cirson OU e or anger. u e as m La Cruz de Marisa Queu sumes the identity of a dead under· fii) festival M rica 0 Cl) ct) al Dick Cavett CO'ler aaent to expase the leader of ' e no IE Movie: "Impulse" (mystery) '58 a narcotics ring. 10:00 e ( OECIA\ fJustfce In Amer· -Arthur Kennedy, Constance Smith. O Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "A lea -Part II "The Crime of Court ID The Advocates Tickllsh Affair'' (romance) '63 -Coneestion." A look at America's Shirley Jones, Red Buttons. Gia courts, Jails and system of justice Youne focusing on the causes behind the m Truth or Consequences ovsrloaded court calendars, m It Taku I Thief 0 Channel 5 News .@E) Cinema 30 0 ffi G) Marcus. Welbr, M.0. aJ Espect•culos (R) "All the Golden Dandelions Are Gone " A father wltti mononucleosis 7:55 ai) Cuestion de Seeundos 1:00 B M~le: (C) "The Colossus ol "ew York" (horror) '58 -Ross Martin. Otto Kruear. rn B 0 Ci)112) Hews 0 One Step Beyond m All·Nl&ht Show: "Llncer Sp1" and "Come to the St.Ible." 8:00 fl Green Acres (R) Ohver and Lisa aaree to have their house painted. lree ol charee. as part ot a paint company's advertising program. O KNBC Special (C) (60) "Powers That Be " Jack Lemmon narrates and hosts this documentary which examines the proliferation of nuc· lear pawer plants, the pros and cons of that proliferation and the alterna- tives lo 11 faperts interviewed In elude 01 John Gofman and Dr. Ar· thur Tamplin. both stall members of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission's Lawrence Radiation Laboratory in Livermore. Calif 'Richard 11urton 1ce1lalace 00 At Issue l9) Don Knotts m To Tell the Truth m I SPECIAL I KCET A11ctlon (C) (cont'd) €?!)Full Gospel Businessmen al Los Beverlr de Perelvillo m King flmily In San Francisco 8:05 ai) Los Aficlon•dos en la Comunldad 8:30 tJ Htt Haw {R) Guests are Jerry lee Lewis and ferlin Husky 0 NYPO 0 (3"' (!) '1) ABC Movie of the Wee•: (C) (90) "The Over-the·Hill Gane Rides Again" (R) (western) '70 rred Astaire. Walter Brennan. Chill Wills, Edgar Buchanan. Th retired Texas Rangers are r · by an old comrade in arms a fun filled foray aeainst crime in the old west 6 ()'CL()CI\ M ()Vll Tuesdag -Partl Wednesday -Part2 UBe-'TV in eolor 71 y in (C) •" aid •n II, r" r· 58 h. w n, Vincent Price Jf. Kathryn G ant Victor Iv1ature * Red Buttons mgam The Farly 91ow in colcr, Wednesday ~-®l THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 15, 1971 WEDNESDAY MAY 19 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "Apache Chief" (western) '50- Alan Curtis, Tom Neal. "Hostlees" (drama) '43-Luise Rainer. William Bendix. m "I Was a Mile War Bride" (comedy) '49 -Cary Grant, Ann Sheridan. 9:30 fJ (C) "Tln&1nyika" (adventure) '54 -Van Heflin, Rbth Roman. Howard Duff. fJ "MaeJc Town" (comedy) '47 - James Stewart, Jane Wyman. 10:00 (3_) (C) ''Th1t Touch ol Mink" (com· edy) '66-Doris Day. Cary Grant. 1:00 m "The l1dy f rom Sh1n&hai" (mys. tery) '48 -Orson Welles. Rita Hay worth. 2:00 fJ (C) "The Wrecll of the Mary De1re" (adventure) ·59 -Gary Cooper, Charlton Heslon 3:00 (C\ "War ol the Worlds" (sct·li) '53-Gene Barry, Ann Robinson. FVrNING 4:00-1).Movie: (C) ''Tht Bl& Circus" (drama) '59-Victor Mature. Rhonda Fleming, Gilbert Roland. 0 The Riflem1n @ Banan1 Splits fJ al Password fJ News Suter Ward m News Putnam /Fishman (D Batman m Rell&iouJ feature @!) Dos Gallos en Palenque 4:20 o Fashions In Sewlne 4:30 (V Movie: (C) ''That Touch of Mink'' (comedy) '66 -Doris Day, Cary Grant. 0 Father Knows Best 00 I love Lucy fJ Eyewitness News O The Flintstones (D The Munsters fill Sesame Street # 268. .m Pattern for livlne g;) Lo Prohlbldo m TV Bln&o al That Girl 5:00 O KNBC Newservict Jess Marlow 0 Channel 5 News ABC News Reasoner. Smith. (j) HYPO fJ flipper o Petticoat Junction m The Flintstones (D McH1le's Navy THE G REAT AMERICAN PEA PICKER A N D GUES T Tennessee Ernie Ford hosts Dialwnn Carroll to 1111 o/d-f<l\lt- ioned sinf!-a/ong with a co11temporary hear when he headliner "Sing A m ericu Bea111i/11/" in color 011 N BC. Wednesday at 9 PM. DR. GARY L. COUTURE -CHIROPRACTOR- W ISHES TO ANNOUNCE THE RELOCA· TION OF HIS OFFICE TO NEWPORT BEACH FROM BOSTON, MASS., A FTER BEING IN PRACTICE FOR TEN YEARS. MEMB ER : e PARKER CHIROPRACTIC RESEARCH FOUNOATION e GONSTEAO SEMINAR • PALMER COLLEGE ALUMNUS • AMERICAN CHIROPRACTIC ASSN. 2043 Westcliff Dr. 645-5300 !Comer 171h & l,...,lnel NEWPORT BEACH Ope" Dally •nd Evenlnt1 Appolnlmtnh ,.rtltrrt4 Page 15 KTLA: THE SPORTS STATION OF L.A. With over SOO hours of sports program- ming annually and more play-by-play action than all the other Los Angeles television sta- tions combined, KTLA bas some justification in billing itself as "The Sports Siation Of Los Angeles." But it wasn't always that way. Under Para- mount management, back in the early 60's, Tom Harmon left Channel S because "there just wasn't anything for a sportscaster to do.'' Then in rode Gene Autry, himself an avid sports fan. His Golden West Broadcasters purchased KTLA in 1964 and Autry soon decided his station should get involved in sports programming. JERRY COLEMAN At the time, the Angel games were being televised by Channel 9 and KTIV had Laker Baskelball, UCLA Football and professional hockey. KTLA's only claim was to the fringe-type exhibition "sports" of wrestling and Roller Derby. Autry outlined a "Five Year Plan'', brought in a sports-oriented young man by the name of Bob Speck to be a sports pro- ducer, and the station began bidding aggres- sively to acquire the rights for major league telecasts. In need of a daily sportscaster, KTLA held open auditions in l 96S and a young professor and baseball coach from Valley State College, who was supplementing his income as a weekend sportscaster on KTIV and KNX Radio, won himself a full time job. Dick Enberg asked for and gol only a one year contract because he wasn't sure he would be successful or that he wanted to leave the academic community. Enberg's fears and doubts were short lived. lo the past three out of four years he has been selected as "California Sportscaster Of Year'' by his peers. Needless to say. his con· tract has been extended. After a surge of success in the early days P•1• 16 of television, interest in boxing waned and by 1965 it had been down for the full count. KTLA decided to see if it could be resur- rected. With Enberg calling the blow-by-blow action from ringside, a 13-week experiment turned out to be a highly rated long-term bonanza. That same year KTLA out-bid the com- petition and the Angel Baseball telecasts moved to Channel S. By the end of 1966, an agreement had been reached with Jack Kent Cooke and the Laker Basketball and Kings Hockey telecasts were securely locked in Autry's stable ... But something was still missing. Collegiate sports has always enjoyed a phenomenal fol- lowing in Southern California and in order to accomplish its goals, KTLA needed an affiliation with one of the major universities. Speck, now Director of Sports, placed a call to UCLA's athletic director J. D. Morgan and by 1967 such Bruin greats as Gary Beban and Lew Alcindor were doing their thing on Channel S. Tom Harmon was talked into returning to KTLA to call the Bruin Football games and to share the daily sportscasting duties with Enberg, who was assigned to cover Bruin Basketball. With the acquisition of the UCLA tele- OON WELLS, (left) DICK ENBERG, (riabf). THE. DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. MAY 15, 1971 casts, KTLA could boast of a formidable line-up of play-by-play events and sports- casters. Enberg, H armon and Chick Hearn, who did the Laker announcing, provided a triple threat and in 1967 Channel S's efforts in sports programming scored big by coping an "Emmy" from the Los Angeles Area Television Academy. In 1969 Autry asked Enberg to join Don Wells on the Angel broadcast team. Jerry Coleman, who had been a N.Y. Yankee all· star second baseman and later a member of the Yank's broadcast team, was brought to KTLA to share the daily sportscasting spot with Harmon. Way ahead of its five year plan and having already received major recognition, the sta- tion was still not content. It continued to expand its sports programming concept to include several sports specials and other re- lated sports telecasts. In addition to the previously mentioned Angels, Lakers, Kings, UCLA and boxing telecasts, KTLA this past year has carried Track and Field events, Golf Tournaments, Thoroughbred Racing From Hollywood Park, Pacific EJght Ba,ketball and Notre Dame Football. CHICK HF.ARN Other sports programs seen on Channel S include This Week In Pro Football, ..This Week In The NBA, NFL Game Of The Week, The Jerry West Show, The John Wooden Show, Bruins In Action, which this Fall will feature UCLA's new coach Pepper Rodgers, Rams Action, featuring Tommy Prothro, and the pre and post game shows on all the play-by-play broadcasts. Sports documentaries, hunting and fishing programs and spOrl'l-Onented quiz shows are not ignored. "We'll take a look at any· thing that has to do with sports", says Bob Speck. "We got our second 'Emmy' this year for sports programming and we're just enter- ing our second five year plan. Before we're 1hrough with this one, KTLA may be the 'Sports Station of the Nation'". How 'bout that. sports rans! 971 a lS ng ea a- to 10 e- e 5 ~ c n s r y s WEDNESDAY (Continued) .€I!) Cinema 30 aJ CUa con £1111110 Tutro m Coll•&• of the Desert a;) Features (£) Gallopin& Gourmet 5:30 PtrrJ Mason 0 ABC News Howard K. Smith, Harry Reasoner. Cl) News Ray Wiison, 0 Get Smart Qg) News Sam Rinaker. m Dennis the Menace m Gllll11n's Island fij) Mlsteroaers' Nef&11borhood .€Il) Newt/Pastor's DtA @I) Comlcos ' Canclones m Don Wilson's Town Telle a;) NoUdas (£) Dts1rt on TV 6:00 I) Bia News Jerry Dunphy. (V ABC News Reasoner, Smith. O KNBC News Tom Snyder. 0 The Allen Show Guests: Jack Carter. Marty Ingels, Harry Morton, and The Kin& Family. O Sil O'Clock Movie: (C) (90) ''Ice Palace" Conclusion (drama) '60 - Richard Burton, Robert Ryan, Caro· lyn Jones, Martha Hyer, Jim Backus, Ray Danton, Diane McBain. An un· ethical empire-builder and the cap. lain of a fishing boat wage a fierce personal struggle leading to ideolog- ical differences in the fight for Alas kan statehood. As youn& men. they first fight over a girl and. years later, their grandchildren b11ng the bitter antagonists together. 0 Dltk Yan Dylce Show m Tht flint1tonea m Star Trtk fij) I IHCl1l r KCET Audlon (C) (6hr) Celebrity items. celebrity auc· tioneers and great bargains are lea· lured. To bid. viewers dial (213) 660-2450. Collect calls accepted from area codes 714 and 805. .€Il) As11er flmllJ aJ Notldero 34 m DeaUI Valley Days a;) La Hora F1mlli1r con Consuelo CE N1W1 Jim Hawthorne. 6:30 N .. s Biii Huddy. CI> Truth or Conuquencts Cl) CBS News Waller Cronkite. e Candid Camera @) NBC News David Brinkley m The F1ylna Nun €!)Selected Fllm/Musl"I' m The Desert Report ml TBA CE News 7:00 I) CBS News Waller Cronkite. 0 m NBC News David Brinkley. CI) To Tell the Truth 0 What's MJ Line? o Movie: (C) "Gambit" (adven· lure) '66-Shlrley MacLaine. Michael Caine. m I Love Lucy Ii) Cf) Draanet €!) Christ the Uvl11& Word m Anplitos Ne11oe a;) Slmplemente Mari• CE Movie Game I THE DAILY Pll.OT, TV WEEK. MAY l!l. 1971 7:30 1J Men at law (R) A renegade min· Choir and the Third Marine Aircraft m News Putn1m/Rshman Isler running • midnlaht mission In Wing Band. Q) Manb1p Al Hamel hosts. the ghetto area Is accused of kid· 0 The Fuiitlve fij) I s"cll\ I kCET Auction (C)' napping a black-power leadl(S son 0 CD@ m Love on • Rooftop (conrd.) and seeks legal help when he hu (R) "My Husband, the Knight." Dave ml TBA to race trial. D m Tiit Men From Shiloh (R) lakes a part-time job dressed as a 10:30 0 Movie: (2hr) .. , Was Mont.e's "The Politician.'' The Virginian sels kniaht 111 full armor and wears the Do11blt" (d11m1) '59 -John Mills out to buy grazing land but becomes metal suit home because he cannot Ceci'I Pirker. ' a suspect in a homicide. James aet out of It Judy Carne and Pete 0 (})(I) Ef) NFL Action Drury stars. William Windom, Diana Duel CO·star m Bill Johns Ntws Maulder and John Ericson guest-star. m Felony Squad &) Cadena dt AnaustiH 0 I sl'Ecill I The Kina Family In €!) 30 Minutes 11 :OO II (j) @I) Newa San Francisco A musical tour of the a;) TBA 0 ~ m Newt "City by the Bay" Highli&hls Include 9;30 0 Ci) CE The lmmOftal (R) CI) O.eth ValllJ 0111 trips to Chinatown. Victorian Park, "Reflections on a lost Tomorrow." 0 (l) CE News Fisherman's Wharf. a ride on a cable Jack Albertson guest-stars as a dedl· 0 Movie: (C) "Tht Mein Att;..c. car and a visit to the "Barbary cated phvslclan who is aided in his lion" (drama) '63 -Pat Boone, Coast." ' research on the blood by "immortal" Nancy Kwan. 0 (]) (!) (£) Court.ship of Eddie's Ben Richards. Christopher George m Movie: (C) "Takt Mt Out to tht Father CR) "Love Is for Sharing." stars. Also auesting are Don Knight Ball ti1n11" (musical) '49 -Frank Eddie becomes jealous When his and David Brian. Sinatra, Gene Kelly, Esther Wllll1ms. father takes In a young Indian boy Ii) Viaabond m Beat the Clock awaiting adoption. Lee Joseph Casey ED La Cruz de Marlu Cru~s -1T1 I guest-stars as Bobby Brownbear. 11:30 air l.!!J MIN Qrifl n Cl) Seven Seas 10:00 1J (!) Hewail Flve-0 (R) Mc<>arrett 0 ~ €!':) JohnnJ CarMn 0 Million $ Movie; (C) (Z1/2hr; leads an all-out search !or a witne~ 0 (D (I) (!E) Olds Cavett "Ni&ht and 01(' (musical) '46 -lo a two.year-old homicide lo pro· m Movie: "Allmon,.• (mystery) '49 Cary Grant, Eve Arden. Story of tect her from one of Hawaii's most· -Marth• Vickers, John Beal. songwriter Cole Porter. wanted criminals. fD M•~lf'Pltce TltMtrt '1he f>OS· m Truth or Consequences 0 [OJ €!':)Four-In-One: Tht Psrchi· sassed. m It Takes 1 Thief atrist (R) "The Private World of 12:30 0 One step Beyond .€Il) Cine1111 30 Martin Dalton " Or. James Whitman 1:00 I) Movie: "Shadow of a Doubt" al Ensal1da de Locos tries to lead a 12-year-old boy from (d11ma) '42-Joseph Cotten. Terese 7:55 ~ Cuestion de secundos his lantasy world back to reality. Wri&ht. Stephen Hudis is featured. Luther (V 0 0 Cl) 9) Nt'ft 8:00 0 (!) 00 (£) Room 222 (R) "Now About That Cherry Tree " Pam wins an art school scholarship but her Adler stars. m All·Nlpt Show: "LtdJ Ludl." O Channel 5 News (C) "Tiie EJe Crteturu" and "Im· 0 B•xter Ward News pact." teacher denies he sponsored her ap· ---------------------------plicaUon. Ta-Tanisha is seen as Pam and Ivor Francis as Draaen. m To Tell the Truth fij) l bi6AL I KCET Auction (C; (cont'd.) .€!) The Answer aJ Lucha Libre 8:05 a;) Duelo en Patinn Roller games . 1:30 I) Cl) To Rome With Love (R) Mike is forced to rush home lrom a vacation when Grandpa Pruitt aets into trouble by plantine corn in a national shrine. ONYPO 0 (D Ci) (£) The Smith Family (R) "A Blue Tie.'' Del. Set. Chad Smith leaves home for an apparently routine day's work, not realizina he is heading for a dangerous rendez· YOUS. m D1vid Frost Show m Dr1anet .€Il) Pattern tor Living 9;00 IJ 00 Medical Center (R) A fa. mous woman executive (Jessica Walters) ls injured in a fall while horseback riding with her younger sister Terri (Janet Margolin), and after surgery becomes paralyzed. 0 ®) m I SPWAL ' Sina America Buutilul Tennessee Ernie Ford Is host of a traditional American sing· along with a contemporary beat. Guest-stars are Diahann Carroll, Tom and Dick Smothers and Danny Thomas. Also performing are Arlene Golonka. the International Children'$ BIG HOBIE THE HOllE CAT 16 llul"t fast. N•v to tack, Two-man ll.cer Ltnt"' OV.Htl IHnt W.itru 1619'' 1'11" JI$ •. hll A,... (W/t .. n l Mein a Jltl t H M· If. Mlh• lt"'M 6 Jiit In M· fl. Mtltt 011ly 1~ ... fl. MtlA 011ly, lt ... M t• ~. II. J iit ..... "· l"rk•• 11m ,.,,.., ,....., wlfr•"1• a 111"'"' (futtU fhii 641S:'f144 2200 W. 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L-----------------~~e-~~---) "'Sawyer Business Colleges, Inc. 1971 Pag~ 18 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 15, 1971 THURSDAY MAY 20 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVI ES 9:00 m "Yellow Sky" (western) '48 - Gregory Peck, Anne Baxter. 9:15 O "Dinger Zone" (mystery) '51- Hugh Beaumont. Tom Neal. "Desire" (mystery) '36 -Marlene Dietrich, Gary Cooper 9:30 O "Tit1mc'' (drama) 'SJ-Clifton Webb, Barbara Slanwyck. Richard Basehart. 0 "The Gazebo" (mystery) '60 - Glenn ford. Debbie Reynolds, Carl Reiner. 10:00 r 3) (C) "PT-109" Par I I (drama) '63-Cliff Robertson, Ty Hardin. 1:00 m "This Above All" (drama) '42- Tyrone Power. Joan Fontaine. 2:00 O (C) "The V.l.P.'s" (drama) '63 -[hzabelh Taylor, Richard Burton 3:00 8 (C) "The Sava&e'' (western) 62 -Charlton Heston. Susan Morrow 4:30 I) {C) "Sea Otvili" {comedy) '53 -Rock Hudson, Yvonne Decarlo CV Same as lOAM Movie. EVE NIN G 6:00 I) Big News Jerry Dunphy. CJ) ABC News Reasoner, Smith O KNBC News Tom Snyder. O The Allen Show Guests are Anna Marla Alberghetti, Ba1bara Nichols. Jerry Collins. Waller Culpepper and Louis Nye O Six O'Clock Movit: (90) "Some Like It Hot" Part I (comedy) '59- Marilyn Monroe. Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, George Raft. Pat O'Brien. Joe E Brown, Nehemiah Persoff. After witnessing a gangland assassi· nation. two unemployed musicians dress as women and 101n a traveling all girl band to escape the gang boss who is out lo eltm1nale them O Didi Yan Dyke m The Flintstones ti) Star Trek ro I S PECIAL I KC[J Auction (C) (6hr) Bids can be placed on an array ol goods and services by dialing (213) 660 2450 Collect calls ac cepled from area codes 714 and 805 ~fisher family m Noticiero 34 g;, Death Valley Day~ CiI:) La Hora familiar con Consuelo ffi News Jim Hawthorne 6:30 3 News Bill Huddy (6 ) Truth or Consequencn l 8 CBS New• Waller Cronk1I~ 0 Candid Camera 101 NBC News David Bunkley m The Flying Nun m Selected fllm/Musltale .m The Desert Report a!) TBA a) News 7:00 I) CBS News Waller Cronkite 0 g;, NBC News David Brinkley 00 To Tell the Truth 0 Whafs My Line? Didi Van Dyke m I Love luq al (j) Dragnet .m Christ the Uvin& WOf'd m Angelitos NtfrOS a!) Simplemente Marla ffi Movie Game 7:30 I) (j) Family Altair (R) french rages within but is outwardly calm when he is beset by a series of near disasters. 0 O g;, Flip Wilson (R) Spe· tial guest Lena Horne, Tony Randall and the Modern Jau Quartet visit the show. O Virginia Graham Show Guests are Alan Peterson. James Franciscus. Julie Budd and Radie Harris 0 (])@ ffi Alias Smith ind Jones (R) "The Great Shell Game." Heyes tries to set a beautiful young woman up for a big gambling loss Diana Muldaur. Peter Breck. Sam Jalle guest. O Million $ Movie: (2'/z hr) "Treas- ure of Sierra Madre" (adventure) '48 -Humphrey Bogart, Walter Huston Greed, 1ealousy and suspicion pur sue three hard·bellen men 1n their lust for gold. Academy Award winner, 1948. m Truth or Consequences ti) It Takes a Thiel ,€I!)Cinem1 30 m Premiere Movie 7 :55 a!) Cuestion de Segundos 8:00 I)' Jim Nabors (R) Featured are the varied talents ol regular cast members f rank Sutton, Ronnie Schell, Karen Morrow, the Nabors Kids. and the Tony Mordente Dane ers m To Tell the Truth EID I S!'ECIAL I KCET Auction (C) (cont'd.) 8:05 a!) Tele·Revista Musical 8:30 0 1Q, g;, Ironside (R) 'Check, Mate and Murder ' Part I ol two parts Ironside investigates an inc1 dent involving the French Canadian separallsl movement. 0 NYPD 0 L3J (j) aJ Bewitched (R) "Sa mantha's Hot Bedwarmer " Sa man tha·s husband is jailed for stealing an antique bedwarmer from the House of Seven Gables in Salem Mass. m David Frost Show al Olympic Boxing Jimmy Robertson vs Felipe Torres 1n 10 round ltght· weight bout €1!) Pattern for Livin& 9:00 I) 8 CBS Thursday Movie: (C) (2hr) "Chainber of Horrors" (horror) 971 ch Im ar e· all sit n. r· ir r, d st ie rs c k. 0 I· n g e n t '66 -Cesare Danova, Wilfrid Hyde· O Movie: "Immortal Battalion" White, Laura Devon, Patrice Wymore, (drama) '44 -David Niven, Stanley Suzy Parker. Patrick O'Neal. Story Holloway. brings to life the frenetic, though @ MlfShal Dillon fictional, exploits of a maniac who fJ al This Is Your Life Ralph Ed terrorizes the city ol Baltimore, Md • wards hosts. ln the early 1880s @ Bill Johns News 0 The Fu&itive g::) Cadena de Angustias fJ al Make Room for a!) Horoscopo con el Prof. Horangel Granddaddy (R) "Tonoose the Eiule." Uncle Tonoose moves in with the 11:00 0 a::! News W1lhamses and creates problems. 0 0 m News Hans Conreid and Sid Caesar guest 00 Death Valley Days €ri) Cllallen&e fJ @ al News a!) TBA 0 Movie: "Sherlock Holmes and the 9:30 0 m Adam-12 (R) "Bright Boy .. Secret Weapon" (mystery) '43 - A young boy's photographic memory Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce proves to be the decisive factor in m Movie: (C) "The Tender Trap" a burglary case. (~omance) '55-F~ank Sinatra, Deb fJ 00 00 ('.£)Dan August (R) "In b1e Reynolds, David Wayne the Eyes of God." When an old priest @ Beat the Clock is attacked in the confessional. Aug· 11:30 0 (I) Merv Griffin ust seeks th~ victim's predecessor, 0 tlg) m Johnny Carson a young ~riest who recently re fJ 00 00 al Dick Cavett nounced h1.s vows to the church. @Movie: "Trapped'' (mystery) '49 Bradford . Dillman, James Best and -Lloyd Bridges. Barbara Payton. Donna Mills guest. . . o Senator Henry Jadlson EI1) Wash1niton Week In Review ,€ri) Musicale/ Pastor's Desk 12:15 O One Step Beyond g::) la Cruz de Marisa Cruces 10:00 0 @) m Dean Martin (R) Guests 12:30 EI1) Speculation are Glen Campbell, Dom Deluise and Gale Gordon. D Channel 5 News B Buter Ward News m News Putnam/Fishman EI1) I Sl'WAl t KC£T Auction (C) (cont'd) 10:30 (V Rouncftable Discussion ""'" 'DI~ l :00 O Movie: "State Department File #649" (drama) '48-Wilham Lundi. gan. Virginia Biuce. 0 O ® 0 News m All-Night Show: (C) "Killers Are Challenged," "Copper Sky" and "Quictsand." THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 15, 1971 QUALITY DEALER AWARD FOR SALES -SERVICE -PARTS MANAGEMENT -ADVERTISING CUSTOMER RELATIONS 18835 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-7781 54CMM42 BUICK .N COSTA MESA Specializh•& i1 QUALITY JAGUA R Opel l 234 East 17th Street, Costa Mesa, California 92627 Telephone (714) 548-n6S hp 19 F RIDAY MAY 21 For mornlnc and afternoon Oatlnp, pleaM see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for yow convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "Mrs. Wlus '' tb• Cabba&• 'atdl" (comedy) '34 -W.C. Fields, Zazu Pitt1. "Th• Glu' Key" (mys tery) '42 -Brian Oonlevy. Veronica lake. m "The Maplflc.nt Dopt" (com· edy) '42 -Henry Fonda, Lynn Bari. 9:30 O (C) "Rtd Sundown" (western) '56 -Rory Calhoun, Martha Hyer. 0 (C) "Wiid In tht CountrY'' (dra· ma) '61-f.lvls Presley, Hope Lanae, Tuesday Weld 10:00 Cl) (C) "PT-109" Conclusion (dra· ma) '66-Ctlfr Robertson, Ty Hardin 1:00 m "Our Man In Havane" (drama) '60 -Alec Guinness. rlaureen O'Here. . Z:OO O ''Tlltm'' (scl-11) ·54 -James Whitmore, Joan Weldon. J:OO (j) ''Tiit Wtll" (d1tm1) '51-Rich erd Rober, Ch11$llne Larson 4:30 IJ '"Sirocco" (drema) '51-Hum phrey Boiart, Lee J. Cobb. (]) S.• • 10 AM Mowtt. Look Of or rvrN 1Nr. 6:00 tJ Bia News Jerry Dunphy. CI> ABC News Reasoner, Smith. O KNBC Newservlce Tom Synde<. 0 The Allen Show 0 Six O'Clock Movie: (90) "SOme Uke It Hot" Conclusion (comedy) '59 -Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon. Marilyn Monroe, Gaorge Raft. Pet O'Brien, Joe E Brown. Nehemiah Persoff. 0 Oidt Van Dyle m Tiit Flintstones &J Star Trek ell) I S•tstll i KCET Auction (C) (6hr) The fund-raising sale contin· ues. and you may bid for items by calling (213) 660·2450. f.Ii) fbher Family @I) Notldero 34 m Death Valley Days ~ La Hora Famillar con Conauelo Q) News Jim Hawthorne. 6:30 (])News 8111 Huddy. Cil Truth or Consequences Cl) C8S Newa Walter Cronkite. O Candid Camera (lg) NBC News David Brinkley m The flyina Nun .ES Selected Alms m Dntrt Rtport a;) TBA Q)News 7:00 tJ CBS Nm Walter Cronkite. 0 m NBC News David Brinkley (I) To Tell tht Tntli O wtaars My Line? Your Next Cadillac ... ,. 20 or Oldsmobile from . . . -ALLEN- 01dsmobile-cadillac, Inc . I UO IOUTH COAST Hl•HWAY. LAGUNA HACH Nnt to the Pottery Sh.ck 4t6-IJ41 4'4·1014 141->IOJ THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 15, 1971 ®) Didi Ven Dyke make a comeback after becomin11 a m I love Lucy has·been overnight. &J (j) Drarnet , 0 The FuiJtlve €1!) Christ tflt Uvina Word 0 (I) m lhet Girl (R) ''Those @I) All&ellt.os Ne1ros Friars." Danny Thomas and Milton a;) Slmpltmtnte Mari, Berte show up at Ann's apartment m Movit G•me I alter readin1 a publicity item de· 7:30 tJ The Interns (R) rd,ar of an epi-scribin& her n a starving actress demic swetps the city after Dr. who has inherited a trunk from her Marsh Is stricken with bubonic vaudevillian-uncle. plague. &J felony Squad (]) Movit: (C) "The Laat •Sunset" €1!) 30 Minutes (western) '59 -Rock Hudson. Kirk @m La Criada Bien Criaila Douglas. a;) TBA 0 ~ ED Hi&ti Chapanal (R) "II 9:30 0 (I) Ci) Ci) The Odd Couple (R) Takes a Smart Man." With his "0$Car's Ulcer." Oscar drops out of brother Buck's life at stake, John the poker game with a sharp pain in Cannon is torced to accept the de· his stomach and the doctor dia&· mands ol a blackmailer. noses it as the start ol an ulcer. O Vlr&lnla Graham Show Guests are O Candid Camera Linda Cristal (of High Chaparral), m Quest for Adventuie columnist Irv Kupcinet, coniic Nip· .€1!) Mutlcale/Pastor's Desll sey Russell, and Helen Gurley Brown, @m ~a Crui de Mulsa Cruces editor of Cosmopolitan Magazine. 10:00 0 ~ m I IJl(1el IV en I ct 8 e O Ci) Q) The Brady Bunch (R) Damned An ABC News apecial on the "Will the Real Jan Brady Please portendin1 death of Venice, Italy Stand Up?'' Bellevine s~ is lost in Jose Ferrer nurales the document· the middle as the second or three ary about the reuons for the rapid blonde dau1hters. Jan buys a bru· destruction or the 1reat city. and nette wl1. why it should be saved. Movie: (C) "The Name of the O News S1nders/Morris Game 11 Kill" (drama) '68-Jack 0 CI) (1) al Lfle, American Style Lord, Suun Strubere. (R) "Love and the Housekeeper," . Q Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (lhr) "40 "Love and the Groupie," "Love and Guns to Apache Pass" (western) '67 Women's Lib" and "love and the -Audie Murphy, Michael Bums. Fm." m Truth Of' Consequences 0 Barter W1rd News &J Pe"J Maaon m News Putnam/Fishman. .€1!) Cinema 30 m Mantrap ED Estrellas Musicales ell) I lfl(IM I KC£T Auttion (C) 7:55 Q) Cuast.lon dt S.aundos (cont'd ) 8:00 0 (I) al Nanny l the Profwor 10:30 0 Movie: (2hr) "O.S.S." (drama) (R) "Bick to Nature." Nanny and '46 -Alan Ladd. Geraldine Fit.t· the children, una'flare that the pro· &erald. lessor has never been campinr In &J 8111 Johna News his life, coerce him Into settin& a €1) Cldena de An1ustlu date for their Ions-postponed week-11:00 IJ Cf) @m News end campout. B dg) m News m To Tell the Truth @ Death Valley Oa,s ell) I nlc1eC I KC£T Auction (C) 0 CI) al News (cont'd.) 0 Movie: "Edit or tlle City" (dra- €1!) Uvln& Boot ma) '57 -Sidney Poiller, John ii) Sylvia ., Enrique Cassavetes. 8:05 Q) lu'h1 Libre m Movie: "from Here to Eternity" 8:30 tJ And't Griffith (R) And.,.s city (drama) '54 -Frank Sinatra, Burt council hopes to publicize Green· Lancas1er, Deborah Kerr. wood's Image by honorlne the town's 11:15 @I) Cinema 34 millionth citizen. but the honored 11:30 1J MerY Griffin euest turns out to be a hobo. 0 dg) m Johnny Carson D dg) m Name of the Game (R) 0 rn 00 m Did Cavett "All the Old Femiliar Faces." Alter Cf) Movie: (C/ ''Rodi-A-Bye Baby" his life Is threatened, Glenn Howard (comedy) '58-Jerry Lewis, Marilyn looks up four people he once helped Maxwell. expose or send to prison. Michael ,, m Movie: (C) ''Road to Fort Alamo" Constantine. Burgess Meredith, Anne ('flestern) '66 -Ken Clari(, Jeny Baxter and Stephen McNally guest Clair Q NYP1> 12:00 ell) Soul! "Melcolm X Memorial " 0 Ci) al T'1e l'artrld&t Family 12:15 0 Movie: (C) ''The Sky Above, the (R) "Love at first Slight " Keith falls Mud Below" (documentary) '62 - lor a youn1 girl who refuses to date William Peacock narrates. him 1:00 8 Movit: "Torpedo Alley" (drama) m David Frost Show '53-Merk Stevens. Dorothy Malone. tll Dre&net j @ 0 0 (}2) News .@Ii) Pattern for Uvlna _..,,..-m All·Nlrf!t Show: ''The Bir Street." 9:00 8 CBS Friday Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Thief" and "Once Upon a "The &ood Ones" (musical) '67-Time." Roddy McOowall, Debbie Watson. 1:05 @) Movie: "Thunder on the Hiii" Gii Peterson, Phil Harris. The story (drama) '51 -Claudelle Colbert of a youn1 sin1in11 Idol who tries to Robert Douglas, Ann Blyth . 1971 ing a hose ilton ress her (R) I of in In iag- lcer. Be the taly. ent· apid and tyle r " ' and the (C) ma) IU· br" ilyn o" any the a) ne. t" ' I Ill" ert. S A TURDAY MAY 22 • M 0 H r~ I N (, 6:30 00 TV 8 Cl1saroom 7:00 8 New Words, New W111 0 @) m Tomfoolery Show m Let's Rap fil) Seslme Street # 266·270. 7:30 8 Dusty's Treehouse 0 m H~le & Jeckle CI> Movie: "Ttt1ll latalllen," Don Kelley, Edward G. Robinson. 0 (})Motor MMIM fJ Movie: (C) "'Cunfipt at Red Sands" (western) '65 -Richard Harrison, G. R. Stuart Q) Movie: "Ma&nificent Doll" (blog. raphy) '46 -Ginaer Rogers, David Niven. ail Fiesta Mellun1 11:30 0 00 The H1rdy Boys m Mano I Mano Rancheto AFTfRN oo r-.. (])Discovery 12:00 8 Scooby Doo, Where Are You? 0 Black [Jlperlence 0 @ El) American B1ndat1nd ®l Uncle Russ (j) Btlmtn m Thunderbirds CD USC Sprina Footb1ll An intra· squad game with commentary by 8:00 IJ Bup Bunny/Road Runner Hour Tom Kelly and USC Coach John 0 m WoodJ Woodpetter McKay. 0 lAncelot Link fil) HICll School Problems 00 Chester the lester m Teabo fantastico 0 Movie: (C) "Warrior Eaprns" ail Dr1ma dt 11 Sem1na (adventure) '60 -Kerwin Mathews, 12.15 -uovie· ''"" ,.,_ T b" { . nna Louise • ~ "' · '"' .,,.» om mys m T I f Well F tery) 'SS -John Ireland, Honor a es o s 1rao Blackman. 8:15 O Ctmpus Profile 8:30 0 ®) m The Bu&aloos m Cisco Kid @Gumby 8:4S O Mellin1er Report 9:00 B 00 S1brlna I the Groovle Goolle.s 0 @) m Or, Doolittle 1J Movie: "Hold Th1t Blonde'' (comedy) '45 -Eddie Bracken, Ver onica Lake. 0 00 @ Jerry l ewis Show m A.M. Movitt: "Three Steps North" (mystery) '51 -Lloyd Bridges, lea Padovani "Ambush et Cimarron P11s'' (western) '58 - Scott Brady, Maraia Dean. @Tree House g) Cuerdu J Gultarr11 ail Panoram1 Lllino \ 9:30 0 m Pink Pin~ 0 CI) @ The Double.ecktfs . fJ Movie: "Belle Starr" (western) '44 -Gene Tierney, Randolph Scott @ Movie: "Riot in Juvenile Prison" (drama) '59 -Jerome Thor, Dorothy Provine g) Arriba el Norte 10:00 8 00 Josie & the Puss7e1b 0 ®) m H.R. Pufnstuf @ Rul Est1te Rentals 0 CV Hot Wheels m lucha li~re 10:30 f) Cf) Htrlem Globetrotters 0 ®) m Here Comes Ule Grump IJ Movie: "Uttlt MIA M1rtlf'' (drama) '34-Shlrley Temple, Adolph Menjou. 0 Sky Hawkt 11:00 1) 0 Archie's funhoust m Major Leaaue 811eb1ll 12:30 8 00 The Monllets @ Mobile Home Show 0 Movie: "The Batllful Eleph1nt'' (juvenile) '62 -Molly Mack, Helmut Schmid. l :00 8 Dasf.trdlJ & Muttley 0 00 @ Cl) Colonial National In· vlt1tion1I Golf Tourn1ment The third round of play from Fort Worth, Teus. Ci) TV 8 looks at Lumlna @ Weekend Ntwi g:) l o Prohibldo 1 :30 8 The Jeborn (j) lnternltlonal Hour @ Movie: "Plunderers of P1lnled Flits" (we.stern) 'S~John Carroll, (dmund Lowe. Corinne Calvet. 2:00 8 Dusty's Trethouu (!) Public Servict film O 1971 Pac.Ifie Elaht Champion· ships Live from Seattle, Washington, with coveraae of Track and Field, Swimmin&. Divin& and Gymnastics. IJ One Nifht Sttnd @ Trackdown O Movie: (C) "Asen•" (drama) '53 -Gia Young, Polly Beraen. fJ Roller Derby (19) Know Your Bible m Movie: (C) ''flit Deep Six" (drl· ma) '58--Alan Ladd. Dianne Foster. m SpcM1s World ail V1ritdadu Musicales GD Hot Wheels 2:30 8 Tht Gene London Show Tht history of fliahl from Greek myth· ology to the Wright Brothers Is traced. (!) Lifewatdl O The ltrry Kane Show @ Forum Boxlnr (i) SaturdaJ Showcase: "The Three Stooges Meet Hercules " THE DAILY ,PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 15, 1971 @) St>orta Ch1llenae m ~Ian l StnM tiD~ Hawb 3:00 1J lnaider/Oublder ''Venice: View From Within." Part I (}) Slletchbe* A O Movie: "Horror of Drtcula" (hor- ror) '58 -Peter Cushina, Michtel Gough, Christopher lee. Cil Movie: (C) ''Trtdl of Ult Car' (western) '54 -Robert Mitchum, Tab Hunter, Teresa Wright. ®) Movie: "Bltdl Castle" (sci-fl) '53-Boris Karloff, Richard Greene. 4:00 I) Movie: "TM Hudllttta" (drtma) '47 -Cltrk Gable, Ava G11dner, Deborah Kerr. (]) Campus l'roflle O Hip and Wiid 1J Car ind Tradl CI) An11111I World m Man to Min m New Decade It Su m lnalpt 4:30 (])Youth In Ult 70s O I lfic1XL f F1bef1• Album of tlM Month The rock aroup Steppenwolfe perform selections from their album "Seven." A rap sessk>n with the five· Q) Movie "SletS)lna Car to TrfHte'' (mystery) '49 -Jean Kent, Albert Lieven. ._ man group (John Kay, Goldy McJohn, Jerry Edmonton, l1rry Byrom and Georae Biondo) reveals how the •I· bum came into belna. fil) i li>ICtM I KW Auction (C: (lOhr) The third annu1l fund-raiser for Educ1tional television. Bidders may call (213) 660-2450 to bid on 1ny Items. g;rMutltale/Dney I Qollattl g) Rm.ta Mu•cate m The "• Picture m> Tutro del Sabado El) Motor Mouse 3:30 8 Ol.lr Amtflan Musical Hetltl&• (]) Voice of Aarlcvltu11 a Jim TllolllH Outdoors Movie: "Warrlori flvt.'' Jack Palance, Joanne Rally. g;) Children'• Gospel Hour €!)TIA m True Adventure El)Htrdy lop 1J Championlhlp Bowtlnr O Celebrity lowtlna Bobby Darin and Dana T ravls vs. Ernest Bor anlne and Marjorie lord. Cl) I Spy ®)Mr. lenJaa1ln Pr.,.nta m Untlmed World "The Mld&ets" takes • look at creatures of the tn· thropod family th1t includu t1aba.. lobsfe11 and v1lious insects with three-Jointed lep t1!) f•ltll lot Today m El M11ndo en que Ylvlmo1 m A""rietn West (!!)Movie Gtme 4:45 m Pr.Ctm• Soccer PRE-SEASON SALE! Buy Now And Save On . . . 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TV WEEK, MAY 15, 1971 . . ~ · __ · ,; LJir Rvening Movies 6:00 6:30 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:30 11:30 6:00 7:30 9:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 7:00 7:30 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 7:30 9:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 7:30 9:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 7:30 8:00 8:30 10:00 11 :00 11:15 11 :30 11:45 7 11 5 9 1l 7 9 11 2 6 13 SUNDAY, MAY 16 (C) "Kia.In' Cousin" (musical) '64-Elv1s Presley, Glenda Farrell. "Nl.-ht Caller From Outer Space" (sc1-f1) "65-John Suon, Pa· tric1a Haines. "RualH of Red Gap" (comedy) "JS-Charles Laughton, Mary Bo· land, Charles Ruaales. "The V.l.P.'s" (drama) '63-Ehzabeth Taylor. Richard Burton (Cl "Jubal" (western) 'Sf>-Glenn Ford, Ernest BorRnine. Felicle Ferr. 3 6 (C) "Vertlao" (suspense) "58--James Stewart, Kim Novak "Tobacco Road" (drama) '41--Gene Tierney. Dana Andrews. Mar· 1orie Rambeau. "Citizen Kane" (drama) '4 J-Orson Welles. Ruth Warwick. Joseph Cotten. (C) "Gunman's Walk" (western) "S8-Van Heflin. Kathryn Grant. "All the Brothers Were Vallant" (adventure) 'S3-Robert Taylor. Stewart Granger "Captain Boycott" (drama) '4 7-Stewart Granger, Kathleen Ryan. MONDAY, MAY 17 7 (C) "Carter'• Army" (drama) '69-Stephen Boyd, Robert Hooks. 6 (C) "Yellow Cab Man" (comedy) '50--Red Skelton, Gloria OeHaven 9 "The Hauntln«'' (drama) '63-Julie Hards, Claire Bloom . 4 10 (C) "Do You Take This Stranger?" (RI (drama) "70-Gene Barry, Diane Baker. Joseph Cotten. 7 3 6 (C) "The City" (drama) "70--Anthony Quinn, E G. Marshall 5 ''Wake Island" (drama) '42-Brian Donlevy, Robert Preston. 9 "Harlow" (biography) '65-Carol Lynley, Efrem Zimbatlst Jr. 11 (C)"Anchon Awai~" (musical) '45-Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Gray son. Gene Kelly 13 "Unchained" (drama) '55-Elroy Hirsch, Barbara Hale 1 9 7 4 5 9 1l 13 7 10 ' 5 ' 11 13 TUESDAY, MAY 18 (C) "Ice Palace" Part I (drama) "60--Richard Burton, Martha Hyu (C) "A Tlckllsh Affair" (roml'lnce) '63-Shorley Jones. Red But tons, Gig Young. 3 6 (C) "The Over-th•Hlll Gang Rides A,caln" (R) (western) '7(}.- Fred Astaire, Waller Brennan. Chill Wills. 10 (C) "Better a Widow" (R) (comedy) "69-Virna L1s1. Peter McEnery . "The Cruel Sea" (drama) '63-Jack Hawtcins. Donald Sinden. "Most Danaerous Man Alive" (drama) '61-Ron Randell. Debra Paget. "Hlither and Hlgtler'' (musical) "43-Frank Sinatra, Barbara Hale. "Impulse" <mystery) '58--Arthur Kennedy, Constance Smit h WEDNESDAY, MAY 19 (C) "Ice Palace" Conclusion (drama) '60--Richard Burton. C1rolyn Jones Robert Ryan. "Gambit" (comedy) '66--Shirley MacLalne. Michael Celne (C) "Nlaht and Oay" (musical) '46-Ctry Grant. Eve Arden. "I WH Monty'• Double" (drama) "S9-John Miiis. Cecll P1rker. (C) ''The Main Attraction" (dr1ma) '63-Pat Boone, N1ncy Kwan. (C) "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" (musical) "49-Frank Sln1tra. Esther Wllllams, Gene Kelly. "Alimony" (mystery) '49-Martha Vickers, John Beel. THURSDAY, MAY 20 1 "Some Like It Hot" Part I (comedy) 'S9-Manlyn Monroe, Tony Curtis. 9 "Tre1sure of Sierra Madre" (adventure) '48-Humphrey Bogart. Walter Huston. 2 I (C) "Chamber of Horrors" (horror) '61>-Cesare Danova. Laura Devon. 5 "Immortal Battalion" (drama) '44-David Niven. Stanley Holloway. 9 "Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon" (mystery) "43-Basil Rathbone, N igel Bruce. 11 (C) ''The Tender Trap" (romance> '5S-Frank Sinatra. Debbie Reynolds, David Wayne 13 "Trapped" (mystery) '49-Lloyd Bridges, Barbara Payton FRIDAY. MAY 21 7 "Some Like It Hot" Conclusion (comedy) '59-Tony Curtis, Mari 1y,n Monroe J11ck Lemmon 3 • The Last Sunset" (western) '59--Rcx:k Hudson. Kuk Douglas 8 (Cl "The Name of the Game Is Kill" (drama) '68--Jack l ord, Sunn Strasberg. 9 (C) "40 Guns to Apache Pus (western) '67-Audie Murphy. Michael Burns. 2 8 (C) "The Cool Ones" <musical) "67-Roddy McDowell. Debbie Watson. 5 "0 .S.S." (drama) '41>-Alan Ladd, Geraldine htzgerald 9 "Edge of the City" (drama) "S7-S1dney Po1t1er. John Canavetes. 11 "From Here to Eternity" (drama) '54-Frank Sinatra, Deborah Kerr. 6 "Sundown" (drama) '41-C';ene Tierney, Georee Sanders 8 (C) "Rock·A·Bye Biby"" (comedy) "SS-Jerry Lewis, M•rolyn Maxwell 13 (C) "Road to Fort Al•mo" (western) "66--Ken Clark. J11ny Ch1lr 9 11 4 10 9 7 13 3 4 5 10 1l 2 SATURDAY, MAY 22 (C) ''The Last VOY•••" (drama) '60--Robert Stack, Dorothy Malone. "Th• Last Anitry Man" (drama) '59--Paul Munl. Betsy Palmer. ''Torn Cultaln" (suspense) '66--Paul Newman. Julle Andrew•. ''The F.8.1. Sto'J." (drama) 'S8-James Stewart. Vera Miles. "Stral•ht J1cltet ' arid "Son of Godzlll1." (C) "Tom Jones" (comedy) '63--Albert Finney, Susannah York, "Orders to Kiii" (drama) 'S9-Paut Massie. Lillian Gish. "Diary of Anne F'renk" (drama) 'S9-Shelley Winters. Millie Perlclns. (C) ''The Mllllonalress" (comedy) '60--Sophia Loren, Peter Sellers. 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