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T/1is cut~way vel('ased. Jate Friday"'.by.tbe:Font.MOtor·Qmp~nY.·1fhovts 1t.k ne\\·ly designed int,ernal c"ombustion car engtne· which has nlel
initial lest.~ for the ~tringen t .antipollution standards·set by the gov-
ernment. The engine \Vor ks hy injection of a fine spray of gasoline
into a combustion area "'hich is (.'aught in air and ignited. However,.
officials do not think the engine can go into mass production in time
to meet the 1976 limit.
Probation Officials Cancel Meet
t)fficial.s of the Orange Coun(r Pro-
bation Otparlment !ia\'e cancelled a
mcelinR with a group ol Cost.a ~1est'.
homeO\\IJers scheduled Sunday al Davis
Schoo),
A spokesman for the city said Friday
that the probation dep.i.rtmen1 haii de-
c·lded no\ lo mG\'C in!o it. controversial
office sl1 e al 1055 F.I l:amlno Drive.
Sunday's meeting hM hcen scheduled
h_11 prob11Uon auth-Orities to explain their
program to more th;1n 250 ~nie owners
\11lo had prolesltd !he El Camino office
l'>ilt .
·rne probar1on dcpa rtinent \rill recoin·
mend Tuesday 1ha1 Orange Counry S_up-
ervisors c~nce/ a lease air(!&dy signed for
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thr office site. Owner• b[ lhe buildiJll,
one or whom is State Senator .DtMia
Carpenter (R-Newport IJMch ), hav• r.-
ported\y "f'!"d "'·1111 ~
Jtuuate Dies a l 61
SAN QUENTIN (UPI> -Th< old"l
inmate on California'• death ro". "Pt'il-
lard A. Winhoven, 61 , died Friday ol •
htart att;.ck in San Quentin prlton.
lff11 death leaves t5 men waltini for
the gas chamber i• the state. '
\Vinhoven was s:enlenced to dit for the
1daying Of a bank mesx.n&tt la 1 Los .
An1eles holdup In 1960.
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.Kate Ila 2.i Huntington Beadt 14
l\'lillikan . 14 Cos ta~le sa 0 . ·-.
~x-justice
Hu go Blaclc
Dead at 85 ,,
WASli!Nli/l'OM (ljPJ) -ll•Urld Ju..
tk.-t Huc•·L. Bll:ck. whoH libertil philo-
aophy influtn<:td the Supremt Courl
throuch 3~ yean of sociaJ cli1nge. died
today. He was 15.
Black en.tertd Bethesda Naval Hospital
\ug. 21 Md retired Sept. I?. He suffered
a st-Vere strtike just two day·s later.
''Ju.slice Hugo Black died pt.acefully
al T 1.1n. !his 1norcing of inflamation
of the arte-rif:'I and stroke ." the ho!pital's
administrative cffi(.'ff said.
The officer. Archie Slahl. sa id no fur·
ther detzib \Yere ava ilable immed iately.
"To Blsck. 'o\·ho proba bly influenced
American lift more than any of his co!-
lf'agufj in modem limes, the U.S. Ccn-
stitution l\'a~ his Bible.
_, l\'el\-thum~ copy was always in hi.~
poc ket . ?.'hen challe nged about the e-ff.ett
or unpooular deeision!. he \\·ould say ~im .
pl\•: '''tlle ·courl dicln'1 do it. '?ht!! Con.~lit u
tiOn did it."
He fought fOr civil liberties. l't\"il
ri~ht~. !reedom of the press. fr~edo~ or
relig100. He 1rgued -and prevailed hmt
?,,id again -thal the 14\h amendme:nt t f!·
qui red everv state lo obey e.very part. of
the Bi ll of Rights.
Blac k personally cons1de:red the fi rs\
c11se: in which . he asserted thi~ belier
at. length t.o be his most important opin-
ioo.
Better kn o1•n 1vas his opinion that ban·
ned school prayers and l\\'O of hie dissent.~
1\•hich he: saw eventu11ly become the l&\Y
or lhe land: a ru1i11( th1t required the
,tat.f's to provide 1 lawyer for all penni·
le.u criminal defendanb: and the land-
mark requirement-that state. legislature:•
mu.st ·t>e s.p~ioned· cquil;a'bly.
Of -tiuniln righ~, fie 11{d: "No hic:her
duty;-no ~ l<_llemn respons.ibilily Tests.
upon. the court •. dtan ·ttitt of tr•nslatinr
into livin1 lsw, and mdint.ainin1 this
conJtitutknll lhield. deHbtralely plan·
ed and in!trlbed for the benefit of eYery
ho.man b"ting. 8ubject to our·coruti!ution.
of whatever race, creed or politic11I per-
aur.~ion.·•
When Black retired from the StJprune
CoUrt • wttk •.-a. his S4 yeara or 1e:r-\li~ were the th!rd' IOJ'l&eti in the na-
tion'.s history.
JusUct John M. Harlan, 72, retire.d
Thul"!rd1y becau.w. of ·an 1llnCN revealed
. by · hi~ nefson.al phy&lcialf to bt bone
canctr. President Nixon wm have a rare
oppcnunity to , «4>0ionl two justice! a!
tlntt. The.re has been 'lpt(1J.!atlon thtil
he mav nAme ~ woman to the court for
tti-fir~ time.
81acir:'!' wlfe , !!llt.abeth,. his IOM fh1ge
• Jr.~ -and !Sfiet0nr.'U(d his daut:tter. 'l\f ar-
tha. now !\ftl. M'arlri 'PtNrflli. all hlld
bttn at hi, ~rde durtnc what "a hi1
t.emilM1111nNf.
Stalls in Atl antic
MlA~1I (UPl) -Hurricane Git11er.
with winds up to IS m:p.h., was .Ulled
in the Atlantic Oceap ~•rly today. "All
thi lorcei:'' were pdlini-1n various d\.
rt :.ions. pre,ventini fortct.Stera from
ni;i:-:;ng 1 predicUon.
All Of fers Off
Huntin g t.on Tougheris
~~nd Against Mif~r
.BY 41.AN DOU<N
" 111• D•ltp l'ilit lt11f
The Huntington Beach City Council aot
fl)ugh with tll6pended City Administrator
Doyle Miller Friday b.v announcing it WI!'!
"'ilhdrawing an offer to rclain him as a
consullan1.
Citing "gro\ving animosities" bl'!tween
the l"Ouncfl and the 59-year-old ad-
rnin istrator, who has been servtd with a
dismissal notice effec!Jve Oct. II, the
council announced ii was terminating
negotiations wit h !\filler to employ him as
11 "consultant or in any other capa city."
The announcement 11•as CT>n!ained in a
p!'ess N!least isiued Friday aflemoon by
i\1ayor Georg!. f\-fcCr11cken ind endorsed
by all (.'tluncilmen who atlcnd~ 1 lhree-
hour executive session Thursday night.
In response to a fonnal request by
il1ille r, the counc il h a~ set a pu b!it· hear-
ing into his firing ror illonday, Oct. II in
the !'olurty Park community clubhous e. It
\Viii begin at 5 p.m.
~hller , who has said that he plan~ to
run for the City Council Ht the 1972 elec -
tion. h;1.5 ret aint'd an atlomey to
represent him at the qua si-judicial hear-
ing.
Both the council and the 11dministrator
will present their cases al the hearing.
but according lo the city charter, the
l'Ouncil"s action in firing the ad-
ministr;1tor .. shall ~ fina l and shall nol
Newpo rt Ci~ize 1t
On Swte Board
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May Face Probe .
SACRAMENTO tUPI) -Gov. Ronald
Reagan's •ides say they "assume" an
i~Vf:stigallon will .be made into whether
• at:ste navigation commissioner was
invol ved in a connkt of interest.
TM commettt follows the publication
by the Los Angeles Times that Theodor•
R. Gillenwe.ters of Newport Beach was
involved in 1 rtal estate lobby business
deal.
Gillenw1ter1. chairman of the com-
mission on navi11tion and ocean develop·
ment, purportedly helped prepare 1 re-
port on the Santa Monie•· Mou1tains and
:lhered in the fee from advocates of
8tUft' Coastal Development, a group ol
Southern California land developers.
J. Jamisoa Moore. another member
of the commisslon. was also Jnvolved in
the project •nd has been asked to resign
by Rucan. He has refused .~tendin1
there was no con1lict of inte1est.
P1ul Bf.ck, the-1ovemor'1 preas ttt-
retary. when asked what tDe administrl·
4)on planned reaardtnf Gillenwaters. re·
plied: "1 1ssume the aiency {retoUrces}
involved will be laokln.lf into the tte1'1
irtory."
Gillenw1iters has admitted workln1 on
the project, but alao contends no con-
nlct. er.lets.
The poesible c0nn1ct arose because rhe
rommission 11dvlses the navigation and
oce•n dt:~loPmtflt deiiartment-on prep-·
1ration ef 1 master plan for CQ&stf.I dt·
ve~nt. ,
depend fin 1ny particular showina er
tlelf" of proof •I UM belp1." •
Thf press rtlease i11ued by tht co\lnetf
Friday referred lo Jhe S--2 vote taken
Sept. 7 to dismiss l\.fJUer ind thf
unanimous vote to authorize negotiations
through Homer L. f\IcCormJck o( the San·
la Ana fi rm of Rut<1n and Tucker to offer
him a po.~ition as a consultant and a.Illllyst
lo the council. This job would have paid
Sl.200 ll month-Jess than half of hi.!:
present SZ.835 monthly salary -but he
\YOuld ha\'e ret ained his pension benefits.
'It was felt that J\1r. 1\-liller cOuld offer
a \•al uablt &ervice to lhe council ..... "
the anno uncement said. "La.!:t night
\Thursday nil{ht l. due lo growtna:
animosities and deterioration of negotla·
tions, the City Council by unanimous vote
of all present withdrew the offer of
employme nt as no! now in the best in-
!ercst of the city of Huntington Beach or
i\lr. i\tiller."
The release noted !hat Councilma n
Norma Gibbs was not presen~ at the
meeting.
The announcement followed statements
to the press by flifiller !hat !he council
11'11.5 ''trying to buy me off" and an· 1c-
cusatio n that the people of Huntington
Beach were being .subjeeted to • "gutter
type of govennment."
Commenti ng on recent developments,
f\layor l\tcCracken said. ";'lfy oj>inlOn is
that we wanted in good faith to utilize
Doyle. but \\'ilh all the animosity th1t has
been· generated and the breakdown In
negotiations no one in ;:ood conllCience
could employe somebody in thili situation
regardless of your feelings. J'm aorry it
worked eot this way."'
No reasons have yet been offK:ially .
1iven for the dlsm~sal 11t_houlb this
week Miller requested rcaM'nS. .
O>Unclfman Al Coen, •n· •ttorney, -wllo
wa~ One of the fiv• councilmen who 1i~
eel the dismissal notice.,said Friday that
the administrator would be fumished
wilh reasons but fl'ould not comment on
them 1t present. . "r imagine we all h•ve ditfere.nt
rea!'lons," Coen said." I'm prepared to
di scuss mine at the hearing."
Coen assumed that 1ener1l ru1e1 of
evidence would apply at the heatinJ llnd
the admfnistrator would be given tht op.
portunlty to questk>n councllmeri ... t e•-~t we'll hire an arbllrator to ~t on
the ob~ions since it ~d not ·ti:f-•Po .
propriate for the city attorney (Don"Bon ..
fa) to preside and •1lnct thr city will bl
represented by McCormick," Coen . aid. ·
Millar, -who has been 1~mlnistr;a~r of
HunUntton Beach ror 11 yean. pldlnc
its. growth from 11.000 }:leople in ttee to
130,000 tod1y, Would make no cOmoo~\ to
'"'· Pl"" f'.rld•y .ftlPl. .·
2 Sides Deny Coa•l
Dock Strike Accord
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -~
men and West Colst ihippu9 hue lt-
sutd a joint atatement denyipc Wbll~
ref>O't'ta of 11retment on a key Jssue in
the 11-da)'. dock 1trlke.
"StiCh r"iPoi"f1-are untrue," nld tht
1tatemMil, issued rTlda.y IJi nlf)OflN
to riporb in San Fra11el5eo n....spepttt.
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Says Needy
·Fell Pr~y
l y UTll\Jl L VINUL
., .. hi~ illM "'"
.J,. Newport Beach min whom federal
fr1ud-bustara alJ1t1e bi~ed . thousands ot
~~perate job-seekers in 15 1tales' with a
worthless, $2 work retCrral 1chemt iii
formally charaed today.
Robert J . Binney, i!, of ff Baysidit
ViUa;:e. 'lll'U indicted by a federal l"&nd
j ury in Los Ange:!es Thursday en 11
coun ts of m1~I fraud.
tie was arrested by posla1 inspector•
ind taken befor& a U.S. Di11trict ·Court
judge tor arrtignrpent.
The· defendant, Who allecedly-(.'OIJecttd
mort than $15,000 in the, operation
authorities characterized as a one.sided
J::et.ri(:h-quick scheme, was rele1sed en
his o~n ~gn izance. _
r\o po!tinc ot $1 .500 b.iil was requirtcl
\\'ilh Blnney's promise to 1pptar' on '.tfi•
date yet to be se t for pretrial heal-int.
Investigators probin& Blnney's· 1c~
tivities in· IS at.ates, and 3e citie:s .finc•
11161 allege that he \'.ictirnii~". honest. oft•~needy un.employ~~ pel10ns _Of sinall
sUrrf!I.
The · opera tio n based .1t "BinM:y''i
bay.\ide mobile home'rtlled on newsptper
help-wanted columns.
Fr1ud investigators chatle in the in-
diclnient thal Binn~y f9Ucl\t· ~iife ,le
eam i'noney b,Y doint. ciirect·m1il. ad-
dressiiii in the~r. Jtomes. ·
R~rm to _the euy money offer w~ul~ brlir( by murirrriail a promotion~!
letter Cllferinc for· only fl or mon a:. ti~
ol · firm• ·aupeosedly 1~pe~1n1-· frf
workers, they add. ·
Tht tist 'fas JfbonY, Jnyettl•1~0\i:t•f4.~
nit · ~panlet Jial<G ~. ~uf they-~ik~· .moat •. iri. "the .._c;t1r1tnt ~ marke~ed no ~mplof!J. 1 ,._. •
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Z DAILY PUOT Saturda1, Stpttmbff 25, 1971
Next Tune She'll
.W atcl1 for Holes
By JEAN \.\'ll,LIAMS
01 tllt O•U~ f'lt.! ll•tf
THERE ARE warning 11igns posted at the new state
beach :at San Onofrl' for those hiking the steep ~ths down
lhe cliff to the sand: Bev•are of Potholes on the Trail.
I did not beware.
After I first rolled over on my left
ankle I was certain that I had a bad
sprain. r hobbled, with the aid of •
chunk of driftv.·ood, back up the path.
When I was stilt hopping around
two days later, 1 admilled the pos-
&:ibility of more severe damage.
AN ORTHOPEDIC doctor took
l"-tays, gave me a snowy white cast
the weight of a marble monument, and prov ided me wit h
a pair of aluminum crutches.
Crutches, not the friendly aid to the human fn distresa r had thought, •re so tricky to handle they even require
a teacher.
A physical therapist gave me lessons and assured
me cheerfully tha t many people break another bone by
failing to balance on tht crutches properly.
I believe tl
lF YOU GO down at.airs on crutches, do you run I.he
risk of toppling forward? Nol at all. You gingerly swing
down a step and find yourself all but toppling over back-
wards.
If you go up a step, do you put the crutches up first
and swing up to them. or do you put your good foot up firsl
and swing the crutches?
How do you get in to a car.
By the Ume I had spent four weeks on crutches 1 was
ready to never complain about anything again.
When I went to the theater, I had to stick the plaster
foot out into the aisle and hope: that everybody noticed the
white 1J1am in the dark.
WHEN I SAT by a swimming pool and looked wistfully
at the splashing vacationer!!, I had nasty visions about
failing in and sinking to I.he bottom. wt:ighted down like
a victim of gangland sl;iyings in the 20s.
I kept mt:eting other people wearing similar casts. It
was amazing how many broken <1nkles there are in Orange
C.Ounty. One woman I met V.'Obbling through the super-
market had been in her cast for six weeks and was sched-
u1ed for possibly two more.
I was despairing.
After almost five weeks I v.·ent to the doctor for a
checkup. t:xpecting tht: v.·orsl.
To my incredulous ears camt: the ne1.1·s. I could leave
tht: cast. bthlnd and start limping along on a stiffened, but
mended bone.
I made my v.·ay out of th;iit office v.•ith a lurch like
Long John Silver's and a ht:art as light as Tinkerbell. '
IT'S BEE N 10 weeks since I stepped in that pol.hole
and 1 still limp, but don "! pity me. Pity the next casual soul
v.•ho doesn·t heed that sign.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1q71 TEN CENTS
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.,. , I • • Ex-justice Blacl{ Dead
Death Conies .Just Eight Days After Retire1nent
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Su109l.ess
'1'his l'Ula\1ay released latt> Friday by lhe Ford l'l1otor ('on1pany shu\\.~
it.~ up11·ly 0C$igned internal l'Ombu8tion ('ar engine 1vhich has met
initial tesl.~ for the stringent antipollution standard:-; set by the gov·
~rn1nent. '!'he engine 11·orks b.v injection of a fine spray of gasoline
in to a cornbustio n area wh ich is taugRt Ml air and ilfl\te•~ Ho11•ever,
offici al s do not think the engine r an go into mass production in timt
lo meet the 1976 limit.
T1·ial Set for 5tl1 Suspect
111 Teacl1er's Cult Deatl1
H,Y TO\! BAltl.EY
'·J)('1·1l 1·ult " k il11ng su'Pl't1 Chr1stoph('r
"{_;~ ps~ '(:1hl)(lnr~· \\'8,, ordere1t fnda.\' In
lace trial !'\111· 22 Jn Orange Counf,\'
Superior Court !or tr1s alleged role 1n lhr
slayi ng of i\h~s1nn V1r10 tcal·hrr Flurenee
!'\'ancy Brown
Judge B~·ron I\ :\ll·!'.·llllan Sl'l !hr trial
date for thl' Oregon ~·ourh ;ind Onlrred
the youngest 1nt·i11~·r ol !he ~ani.t or
ctnfters led b} Sll'1en Cra11; Hurd \(l
return to his courtroon1 Oct. 8.
(:1bbonry is 1he last of l;ve defendants
lo he tried for rnurder or J\1rs. 13ro\\'ll, 31.
nf El Toro. on June 2, 1970 Threr
111e111bcrs of that gani: \\'ere also 8C'l'U~ed
nf the l..11l ing 2~ hours carher· of ~er1·1r,
~1:111on aH c11da111 .l rn·.1• \\111yne ('arll11
1l·ho 11;1.~ ;ixed to d~:ith In lhc rc.sl rnOlll
Netu port Citize n
()11 Stotc Boord
Moy Face Probe
of his station.
Hurd , 20. ha .~ ~en committed lo
Atascadero S!alr-Prison a.~ in sanl'.
Arthur Craig "'1\.loose " Hu\Sf', 18 . is ser\··
111g a lifr tertn 1n slate prison ~le lan1r
:\·!Rt Daniels. 31. of Santa Ana, is !ierving
11 10-ytar lerrn in state prison.
I lerman I Lendr ick Ta.v lor. 18. 11
!ransient. faces trial Q('\ ~ in Superior
Court. ll 1s expected that hi~ trial wi ll bl'
dl'layed so that he can te slify for lht pro-
secution in the Gibboney trial
Taylor testified against Hurd and
Hulse. He has bern promised a lesser
~cntence for his cooperatio11.
Gibboney is accu.~ed of being 11 member
or the band or drug-usi ng drifter~ whn
drag1ied ~·lrs. Bro\\'n from ht'r car on
Sand Can von Road lo her sadi~!it dea1h
111 a•l lr1·ine orangf gro1 e...
\\'hat \\'aS left or the victilTI 1•;a~ buried
in a :-hallo1v gr<tvr off lhe Orlt~ll
1!1ghway af1f'r the a\lRtker~ 11lleged\y in-
dulged in a forrn .or r1evil worship. l-lu r1t
testified in Suprrior Court that lht devil
1v::1~ hi~ falhtr and that all ll'ho
p<1rlic1pa1ed wilh him in S\ll'h 1c1.i
became his brothera.
Draft Amnesty
\V ASH!t\G1'0.~ (UP! I -Retired Jus·
lit"t Hugo L. Black. "'hose liberal philo·
sophy influented the Supreme Court
through 34 years of sOf:ial change. died
today. He was 85
Black entered Bethesda Naval 1tospH11l
Aug. 28 and retired Sep!. 17. He suffered
a severe stroke just two days later.
"Justice Hugo Black died peacefully
at I a.in. this moming of inflamation
of lhe arteries and stroke," the hospital's
.adm inistrative officer said.
The orficer. Mchie Stahl. said no fur·
ther det;>~!s were available immediately.
To Black. \\'ho probably influenced
American life more lhan any or his col·
leagues in modern times. the U.S. Con·
Douo-las Asks ~
Out of New
Irvine City
By JACK BROBACK
01 1111 O•ill' r11ot 111n
A last-minute request for exclusion
from the proposed city of Irvine has been
filed by the McDonnell Douglas Corpora·
lion for the controversial 50-acre parcel
:il !ht northeast corner of MacArthur
Boul e1 ard and Campus Drive.
Tht' v.Ti!len reque~\ was sig11rd by
Lou is Liebe r. J r , corporation vice presi·
dent and associalt general coun~el or the
f::lant aerospace firn1. It will be heard by
the Orar1ge County Board of Supervisors
\Vednesday when the final prolesl hear·
1111 on the propo~ 18,(l(l().acre l'lly 11
held. ..rr.: .. "'rtl ·~ ·~~ . .......,.
Th1: McDonnelt Douglas request to
divorct ill properly fron1 the propooed
new a>mmunity was predictable in·
1srnuch as thf' aerospace firm and the
·Irvine Company art locked in a no-holds.
barred battle over 11 proposed rezone of
the SO acres. ·
At the original incoJ"poralion heari11i;:
Aug. 15, the only other requesl for ex-
clusion was hea rd . It \Vas filed on bch:ilf or about so ptrcen t Qr lando1vners in the
rhsputed 938 acre~ south of the Marin~
Corps He licopter Station-
The 9:}8 acre~ i~ cl alnled by Santa An;i
nn the ba.~is of an 8-year-old a1:reen1enl
with the lrvint Con1pany and ha~ been
the subject Qf a law suit.
The protested acreagr l'Onst1tulr~ only
3 percent ur the lolal assessed 1"aluat1nn
11r the proposed c11y anr1 the 11dd1tion nf
1ht ~1tDonnell IXlugl:is 50 acres wilt !all
f;ir short of the required over 50 pen:ent
of assessed valuation net essary to bloek
!ht incorporation election
But ii a 1najority or the super l'1sor'
should vote \Vednesda~· to send the in·
corporation proposal back to lhe Local
Agency Formation Comn11ssion fo1· 11
ehange in the boundari('s. the hope~ of
the citizens in the future eity 1or an elrc·
tion this year would be dastied.
There was no indic::r11011 Au~. 1~ !hat ;i
maiori1 y of the board opposed the in-
corporarlon. Only Supcr1·isor.~ Rober! \I'
Battin and Ronald W Casp(·rs exprrs .... rd
opposition at !hat tin1e .
A movr by Battin to delay thr lln;i!
hl!'a ring for tiO days was defeated
Thr J\lcDonrittl Dougl"~ propert y 1~
•L~o lhe gubject of tht b1.ttle belwte11 lhP
11erosp11ce firm and th~ Irvine Con1p;1 11~
IStt DOUGLAS , Pase 31
SACRA:.\1ENTO IUP!l -Gov. Ronald
Reagan's aides say the y "assume" ""
1nve.itigation will be rnade into whether
;i state navigation commissklner was
involved in a conrlict of interest.
McGovern Gets Rousing
'I'he comme11t follows lhe publicalion
by the Los An,1:eles Time~ thaL Theodore
R. Gillen\\'hter~ or Newporl Beach was
involved in 11 real estate lobby bu~ines~
deal.
Cheer at Area College
(;illen\\'llters. ch::iirn1 an of the com·
mission on navigation and ocean develop--LOS ANGEi.ES fAPl -.Sen. Geor1e
men!. p11rpor1edly helped prepare 11 re· r-.1cGcwer11 drew a thunderous ovation
port on the Santa ,\tonich Mo11P1tains and ;rom a crowd or college students here
,.ha red in lht fee fro111 advocates or Friday by promising :hat if elected he 'd
Better eo~~1:il J)evelop1ntnL ti group <>r grant 11 general amnesty for draft re-
Southern C11 lifor11111 land deve!operS. sist.ers in Canad• and federal .pri!DM
J. Jamison ,\-loore. another member when the-Vietnlm war en&.. · ~. ,.
of the commi~sion. was also involved in "The moment I.his war~~.,:.~' ... ~
the project and hAs been asked 10 resign declare a geM'l'al aim~f ,fci"~Di ~
by Reagan. He has refused co11tendlng young nlt n now in prtlon or abr d,"
there was no conflict ot interest. the North Dakota Democr.t .told .eYeral
Paul Beck, the governor's press stc· thoou.nd at California Sta~ Collece flerf:.
retary. when asked what the 11dminislN1-ft1cGovern , offidany ca~inc· ftt
tion planned regarding Gillenwaters. re· the 1971 DemocraU<: preside:ntll l nomlna.
plied ; "I assume !he 1gmcy (re!W>Urees) Uon. said th•t most Amel1can IUYke--
ln\•olved will be lookin.R' into the ~ws me11 with whom he talked dur1n1 his
si.ory." recent Vietnam trip said they wouldn't
Gillenwiotcrs ha!'! admitted working on oppose auch an amnesty.
the project. bot also conleods no con· i\1'cCovem, speaking Jn shlrt·sleeve~
nicl eJl.olts. · under a wann Callfom ia !ltln, ealled
The possible c:onfllc.1 al'O!le because. the upGn hi.i audience lo help him "heal the
c:<>mmiufon Advises the navigation and m.tion in a tplrlt ot tor1lvenw and
oceJ1n ~velopmerit department on w;epl. love."'
aration of a master pl11n ror coas(it de·"-The 49-yeJr..()ld M?nltor. a llomber
1·~topmen1. pilot In World Wa r II. ll t!ertcd lhat the
" \ •
real dange' I• America "is not thar ""•
. are becomin1 1 welfare 11tate. but i.
warfare t late."
McGove rn wa1 asked during A britr
que3tion.and -answer periO<t if he would
consider a black m•n ai his running
mate in 1 presidential ticket. He didn 't
answer lht question directly.
He said Ae'd co..sider membtrs of all
miootllit.!, for his Cabinet, the Executive
br~nch and "the Suprtme Coun, that
11. if Ptaid.-nl Nixon h1sn't named •II
ni~ jftstlcU before Jcavin& olfict."
Sen. F.dmUnd MuSkte (0.Maine) Jn
Lo9 Angeles Int month~ hi, uMU.k:ia l
campaign for the Dtmocratic nomfnlHon,
ta.id l'le wouldn't want 1 black m•n as
hi! running _rqat~ bccaose they would
lose -and ~ate be unable to help
blacks and ot!ier ff!Jnorif iee Q h' would •
If tle<ted p!Jff~ ' McGoverl'l'.P;ftSP'..·)e.r~ waS P.'rt of ' I
one-day blllJ :fl. ~ Los Al)feles. 1fea.
•' t.'
stuution wa~ his lublr
\ 11cl!-1hurnl>ro eop~ 11 ;1s ;ih1;i,1s 111 h1.~
pocket. \\'hen c:h<illcngcd ahuuL thr effcrt
of 1111popul;ir decisions. Ii<' would $ay si1n -
pJ,1· "The <:ourl d1 li11 '1do11 'l hr Const11u.
lion did it."
Ile [ought for 1•1 1il liO..•:·t1l'S. t:ivil
\·1ghts. freedom of the pr(',,;s, freedom of
religion. He argued -:ind prevailed time
?.nd again -that the 14th amendment re-
quired everv stale to obey every part of
the Bill or Righls
Black personally considered !he !irst
case 1n whi('h hl-iissertcd this bel ief
;ii length lo be his mosl importan1 opin-
ion.
Bo.:1er kn own llilS h1s op1n1~1n lha t ban-
11('d sl·hool prayers and lwo of his dissents
11l11<·h he sa w eventually become the l&w
11! tile land · a rttling that required the
~talcs to provide a l;iwyer for ;ill penni·
les~ cruninal defendants : and the land-
111al'k r·equire1nent that state legislatures
must be ?.pportioned equitably.
Of hu1nan nghts. he said: "No higher
duty. no 111ore sole11111 responsibility rests
11pon the court. tl1an that of trr.nslating
into !iving la\\', and maintaining this
1·onstituliona! shield. deliberately plan·
ed and inscribed for the benefit of r.veiV
hun111n being, subject to our constitutiori.
of w_hal~~·cr race. creed or political per-
~u?.~ton.
\\!hen Black rellred from the Supreme
Huntingtori 11oughens
Stand Against Miller
B.v ALAN OJRKN In response lo a format request by
ot •h• o.u, 1'11<11 11111 i\liller, !he council ha.~ set a public hear.
The Hu ntington Beach City Council got 1ng into hi:;:; firing for Mond;iy. Oct. 11 in the Mur!,v Park community clubhouse. It lou~h wi!h su~pcndcd Ci!y Adn1ini~trator ivtll bc~in <1! ft p rn .
110.vlr J\lillcr Friday by announcing JI w;is :\JillC'r. \l'hu ha i; said !hat he plan~ to
1vhhdra\1•ini.: l'ln 11ff1·1· lo r('\;1111 hiin 11..~ a run for tllc C11.v Counl'll 1n lhe 1972 elec·
{'(J1l~111tar1t. lion . ha.~ rc1a1ntd Rn attorney to
Ci!in~ ''j.!ro11·u1i.: aniniusilie.," bf.twet'n rrpresen1 hini at the quasi-Judicial hear·
lhe euuncil and thP 59·~·e;:rr-0ld ad · ini.:.
1n1nistra1 or. \\'ho ha s been si·ricd 1vilh a Ruth lhr ~·ountil and thr adn1inistrator
disrnissal nnt1te elfccli\-f' Ott 18. the 11·111 prcsenl their ca~rs al the hearing ,
counci l announced it was te~muiating bul a c:cord in~ lo the city charter, the
ezf"'1•1r': ,wtUt Mil ler to.em~~..,._.ro"r1*J1 1' 11·tion in . firin1 .lbe ll( fd·
a • consultant or in any other capacity." min s rator ··~hall be final and "s:la not
Th 1 . ed ·. depend on any particular showifla or .e annotu1~emen ~~s contain 111 a degree or proof at the bearing."
press rt!case Jssu_ed ~ r1day afternoon by The press release islUl!ld by the council
tlfayor Geor~t McCracken and endorsed Friday referred lo the 5.2 vote taken by all councllmcn \vho ;itlended a three·
hour executive session 1'hur5day night !Set t\IILLER. P11r J)
P1~e side11t Hits tl1e Road,
Meet8 Hi1~0J1ito Tomorrow
\\ ASl!l:\GTUN j UPI l -Pres11.Jenl NL~·
11n scher1uled 11 .~1111\ J!lllrne~· atross !he
rontinenl to thr Pac1tu· ~1orth\1·esl toda y
for a Sund;iy l'\"f'n111g 1nreling l\llh
.J;i1>a:1r,..,r l'.:111pc;-or ][1roh1lu 111 i\lask:i
Thr Prcs1dl'nt ;i c;tu111pan1ed 1)1· hes
\, 1fe. pl:innl'd l.o 1nret !hr Japanese 111011·
arch at .~nchorage·s E\n1 endorf Air
l'ort•e R;>.~r. \\'here the ernp('ror 11·iJI stor:i
en route ro ~urol}<' 1Jn his first ovrrse.a.-.
rnp .~inc-e he 1·a1nc to tile throne. 11 will
ht Hiroh1to·s fir.-.1 v1:-.i! \(l Arneril'an ~nil
En rnu1e lo Al:i~k:.i, \'1xon sl'hrdulrd
.•top~ 111 ~1ont:in ;i. Orcgofl and \Vasil ·
1ni;1on
Thi' 1nrel!1111; w1tl1 ll1 rnh110 11·as ;i g11{1{!-
1111! c.cslurc oh1•t(1Uslv aimed 111. soolh1~~
.lap;111e:-t ferlin~s hu1·r hy :"Jixon·~ fa•l ·
111,. 111 rn11sul1 .l:iptJl 011 his nevi l'COnom1~
progr:.1111 ;inr1 hi~ ;irte1np1 lo improvt US.
rclittinn~ wHh :\f;ijnland t:hina.
i\ixfll' ;ilsn will takf' tht occasion lo
ease his biO rr lrud 11•1lh Forrner lntrr·
ior ~ecrl'tarv \\'ahl'r J I !ickcl. fired bv
l\'i:i:on la st Nnvrmher Nix nn \\'111 arte11d
a rct:ept1on PJ. ll 1ekel's horne in Anchor· ,,,
l\'1xon 11·i1l have iin opportunitv to de·
f'rease friction that del'eloped bc!11·cen
Senate nemocratit· Leader !\like !\1ans·
field and the Wh ile Houst \\'hen j'\ixon
~pe:ech ~·riter \Vill iam Satire callM
new~men to pasl a long a report that
Probation Aide s
Call Off Meet
Official!\ o( the Orange County Prir
bation Departmenl ha ve cancelled JI
1net:ling with a group of Costa !\1esa
homoowner~ .ichedulcd f<iunday al Dav is
School.
A. .111pokesman for the cily said Friday
that the probalion depr.rlmen t has de·
cidtd not to move inlo a controversial
olflce 3ite at 1055 El C.amino Drive.
Sunday'.i meeting hNI betn scheduled
by pr?bation authorities to explain their
prognm to more than 2M) home owner!
who had prote sted the El Ca mino office
site.
The probaUon deparlmenl will recom·
mend Tue~y that Oraf\ge County Sup•
rrv130rs Hriffl a lease already signed for
!ht offi~ ~C!. Owners of the building,
ont of 1'hDm ls Sl.k Senltor Denni.I ~ntif..'(R-~port Be'eclil. ha ve re·
Pol'lect'lf 'Aareed to the cancellation. ,
:\la11~!1e!r1 threatened lo \\'1\hhold ean1·
pa1g11 funds from Democratic senators
11ho voled for lh(' 1n11itary draft uten·
s1u n bill 1\lansfie ld dl'n1ed the charge.
~1;i11..,f1t•ld and lus wife Joined the pre.si·
dent1al party for !ht flight to Kal!ispcl,
~ion\. i'\J.'1:011 accepted 11 long-st.a nding in-
1·1Lation lrotn :\lansficld and other mem-
bers or the ~1ontana congressional delc--
i;:alion lo v1c1v the S426 n1 illion Libby
Dani. whiC"h '" under construcllon on 1he
l\001enn1 fi ivcr
The lnp schedule called for Nixon to
11,v by hel1r·op lr.r uvcr the 420-foot high
cl:un. 11/i1ch i~ lo be co1Tipleted in May ,
197:!. Nixon thrn pl?.nned to fly ro Porl·
land, 01·r , 11hrre he 1v1ll brief North·
11cst Pd1!or.~ ;ind publ ishers on na tional
and tnterna11onal aHair~.
Exvlosion Rios
L A Bank After
Mystery Call
LOS Ar\GELES (AP ) -A.n explosion
ripped through the ISlh story offitt or
lhe Chase ~1anhatta.n bank'• internation-
al branch here late F'riday night, after
a man calling hi1T18elf "Attica" phoned
a loca l newspaper that a bomb would
soon go off. polict 11sid.
No one. was injured in the 11;37 p.nl.
hlasr, which !!haltered the. eei linJ: and
hlew holes in walls of the office in the
downtown Ttshman building .
ln New York, a Molotov cocktail wa~
1hrown at a Man h11ttan branch of Chase
Manh2.ltan ea rly today bul the bottle
~hi>ttf'red on the sid~alk and ils con·
lents burned harmlessly, police said.
About .lO pef'IOlls, mostly maintenance
and clean.up worke~. were in the Los
A.nl!'e!e1 bulldinl( but one was m the Chase
office. police said.
The LM Angeles Timu said a man
caller! P.1 aporoidmately 10:35 p.m .• sav·
ine:: "This i~ Attic11 ." He said a bnmb
\\"t1•1llf Jtll nff In 15 minutr~.
Pnllce s11id thr eXTilosive am>eren l1v
w11~ nlac.'erl In a fire hot!e e11bln"l r~
""" in " halhvav 1dl11cenl f4\ the b•~k
nfflr ... l''"mage was e~im<'ltttl bv pc'llice ar t 15.nnfJ.
The brpnch I.it nn f'lftice nr ChR~e MAn·
lu•tt""\ lnt#l"1111\nn'l1 Ranl(ln" Cnr-~.. 11
w.,,,l!v.n•vn"(f J'"h!>'rlary t1f <'hast f\IRn·
hattan or New Ynrk I
1.
Court a week ago. hi~ 3~ years o[ sel'·
vice 11ere the third longest 1n the na·
lion 's hi story
Juslite John ~1 . !larl;111. 7:!. 1'elU"ed
Thursday becau.se of an tllne~s re.vealed
by his pe rsonal phys 1cia11 to be bo11 1
cancer. President Nixon ll'ill h<11r a l'are
opportunity to ?.ppionl two 1ust1ccs at
once. There has be c:n sp('ru lat 1011 tha t
he may narne a wo:na11 1" !llr courl for
the first tin1e.
Black's 11·ifc. El1zt1bcth . l11s so ns Hu gi)
.J1· .. and Sterling. and his d.1ughrer . i\1ar·
tha. now ~i r.s. ~1ario Pr~ti re.~1. ;ill hi!.d
bef.'n at hi~ bedside during 1111;11 11as his
terminal illness.
Newport Ma11
Faces C~·~c
Of Job Fraud
/3y /\lf l'Jt Ull R, Vlr-i'SEL
0! •~• Dolly l'llot S!1!t
/I i\'r11·11ort Beach 1n;111 11·110111 federal
ll'aud ·hu~tcr,~ allege hilkcd 1ho11sands o(
d"·-·1rr:1re joh-~l'ckers 111 15 ::;tAles 11'1\h "
111w1 hle~.~. $2 work referral -"Cherne 1'
!111 o11al\.v charged tud:J.\.
Robert ,J. Binney, ti2 . uf 9·l Bay51dA
Village . was indi cted by ;i federal 11;ranrl
JUry tn Los Angeles Thursday on 11
counts or n1a il fraud
Ile 1vas ;i rrl'sled by !)(IS1al 1n~1>ec.:tor~
and taken before a 11.S. District Courl
judge fo r arrai~nnlenl.
The defendant. who allegedly c·ollec.:ter1
1nore than $15.000 1n the opcra!ion
authorities characterized as a oneside d
gt>t-rich--quick schen1e. was released on
his own rel'Ognizan ce
No post ing of $1,500 bad w<is rcqu11·erl
with Binney·~ promise to appear <ln thtt
date yet to be set for prcrnal hearing.
lnve.~ligators probing Binney·.s cu··
1.ivi!ies in IS stales and 36 cities since
1968 all ege that he victin1izecl hones!,
oflen-needy unen1ployed persons or small
Slllll~.
The operation bas<'d at Binney.•
haysi de 111obile hon1e relied on new spaprr
hclp-\\';inted colu1nn.~
Fraud investig;itor~ t"hHl',l!r 111 the 111-
d1ctme11t that Bi nney sought people \I)
earn nioney hy rlo111g dircct -n1ail ad·
dressing 1n l11e11" hutnrs.
Response to !he ca\\' 111onev ofrrr
1vould bring by r('lu rn n11i11 a pro1i1otiona l
leUer offcrini:; !or only $1 or n1ore a..li~t
or finns supposer11y appealing for
\\'Orkers. they add
The list 1vas ph ony . invcs\lgators .said.
The con1parnc~ listed rx1sted. but
they~like mo.')\ in !he current joD
n1::1rkel-necded no cmploycs
Son1e or !hl'Se disappointed ]Oh-seeker.~.
innocent o-f any knowing con1pl1city. \1·ere
also enlisted by B1flncy !o be agents 111
return for a perr·rn!age of c·;i~h cullectcd,
1nvestljla1or8 rhargr.
~\ssistant tJ ~ Allnrney H 1l:h11 r d
l~ee l'/IAUD. Pagr :II
2 Sides Den y Coasl
Dock Strikr Acco rd ,
SAN FRA:-JCISCO IAP f -Lor.gshorc--
men and West Coast ~h1ppers have !.'-
sued a joint sta!cmenl denying r:iubhshed
reports or ag reement on a key issue in
the 86-day doc k strike.
"Sueh report!! are untrue." said the
statement, is~ued f'r1di>y in response
to reports in San Fra11cisco new!paptr1.
Orange Co alt
\t'eatber
There's a chance for scallered
drizzles Sunda y, bul tOOa y ilhould
be cle2.'". Cooler 1veathcr i.s moving
in , but the high today should be 75
to 82 degrees and in lhe 70s Sun·
da y. Overnight JowJJ expected Mar
60.
INSIDE TODA l'
"Nobody t vtr t1 $ked mt" ii
how Jimmy Slewart ezpla1ns his
finallu btc:on1i'n9 star of a ttlt·
vision serits. ffs part of Ott
cover story h1 today 's TV \VEf:K.
Allll lllMMl'I AMI ... ..,
(11\tt(ll .... , Clonllie.ii
CM!lln
(f!!'lfl'ltftl ,, .... c ... ,_, °"'" ..... , ••
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2 DAILY PUOT saturdQ, St•ttmbtt 2S, im
Next Time She'll
Wat ch for Holes
Bv JEAN WILLlAMS
-01 "'' 0111, 1'1101 sr111
THERE ARE w11rning 11ign1 po11ted at the new state
beach 1t San Onofre for those hiking the steep paths down
the cliff to the sand: Beware of Pot.holes on lhe Trail.
I did not heware.
After I first rolled ov er on my left
ankle I was certain that I had a bad
sprain. I hobbled, with the aid of a
chunk of driftwood. back up lhe path.
When I v.·as still hopping around
two days later, I admitted the pos-
sibility of more severe damage.
AN ORTHOPEDIC docltlr took
1-ray11, gave me a ~nowy .,,,:hite cast '
the we.ight of a marble monument, and provided me with
• pair of aluminum crutches.
Crutches, not the friendly aid to the human in distress
r had thought, are so tricky to handle they even require
a teacher.
A physical therapist gave me lessons and assured
me cheerfully that many people break another bone by
failing to balance on the crutches properly.
I btlieve It.
IF YOU GO down stairs on crutches, do you run the
risk of toppling f(')rward? N(')t at alL You gingerly swing
down a step and find yourself all but toppling over back-
wards.
If y(')u go up a step, do you put the crutches up first
and swing up to them, or do you put your good foot up first
and swing the crutc hes?
How do you get in to a car,
By the time I had spent four weeks on crutches 1 was
ready to never complain about anything again.
When r went to the theater, 1 had to stick the plaster
foot out into the aisle and hope that everybody noticed the
white gleam in the dark.
WREN I SAT by a swimming pool and looked wistfully
at the splashing vacationers, I had nasty visions about
falling In and sinki ng to the bottom, ~·eighted down like
a victim of gangland slayings in the 20s.
I kept meeting other people wearing similar cas~. It
was amazing how many broken ankles there are in Orange
County. One woman I met wobbling through the super-
market had been in her cast for six wee ks and was sched-
uled for possibly two more.
J was despairing.
After almost five ~·eeks I \\'ent to lhe doctor for a
checkup, e:'l'.pecting the worst.
To my incredulous ears came the news. I could leave
the cast behind and start limping along on a stiffened, but
mended bone.
I made my way out of that office With a lurch like
Long John Silver's and a heart as light as Tinkerbell.
IT'S BEEN 10 v.·eeks since I stepped in that pothole
and I still Limp, but don't pity me. Pity the next casual soul
who doml 't heed that sign.
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2200 HARBOR BLVD. ~~::~·a~~COSTA MESA Harbor ,
S.rturday, Stpttmbtr 25, l'l71 H DAIL V PILOT ;j
Troubleshooters Bloodied --hut Never Beaten
Hy RUDJ NIE07J£LSKI
OI Ille 0.11, 1>1 .. 1 $1•11
lieuig a~signed to the elite. un<lerco\'er
Special EnforcenH.•nt Uctall ($1::0 ) of the
Jluutinglon Bea~·h Polict' 1.kpart111ent
n1cans more than not having to ~ha\'t ur
get a haircut.
It Call <ilsu rncan trouble.
The h1~hly sK·rct tea1n ur cri n1f'
troubleshooters \11l1ieh conduct ed nigbtl.v
beach sweeps and arrested !.626 persons
over l/1e su1n1ncr, found 1roublc often .
.. The peoi;le down there \the beach)
' B11r11ed 01it Case
are becoming more belligerent towatd
law enforcement than they \\'trt last
~ear." said Sg!. Tnstram Swan. head of
the detail.
"'\\'e were attacked quite a few lln1cs
and we had a lot of fights. Sul we "'Ori
100 per~nl ." he said.
The only casualties suffered by his me11
1vere several sprained wrlsls and few leg
injuries to some "'ho fell off cliffs while
pursuing their sui;pects.
"\Ve also had two bite injuries," laugh·
ed Swan. "Some people really do not
\\'ant to be arrested."
How do you ldenllfy an SED. oUicer·~
Yo,j' can't.
Some wear short hair, some long tuur
and one el/en bas a wig. Their clothes
range from balhing suite to popular army
fitligues with the stripes removed . As
transpo rtation the y have been known to
use beat-up car~, skateboards and
bicycles.
"\\!e \\.'Ork in plainclothes on and off the
beach Generally \Vt look for large
gatherings or large parties at the beach
or at the driv~in or at apartment com-
plexes." said Swa n.
. -
Passerby and fi re1nan check oul r e1nains of $3,500
sportsca r . l\lehard i·layes or lluntington Beach
said he \vas driv ing do•vn MacArthur Boulevard
Friday afternoon '\'hen he s1nelled smoke. lie
pulled to the side of the road and leaped out of his
tnid-engine Porsche in time lo \Vatch it go up in
flames. Ironically. the license number on the car is
906 ASll.
FRA UD. • •
Kirschner. who is prosecuting the l'aSe
for the governn1enl. says Binney's pro-
n1o!io11al leHer pron1ising fas! n1oney was
pa rticularly dece itful.
Qttoting the teller, he charges 1l earried
" fal se pron11se to rl'veal secret~ of the
addressi ng trade. thus a1I0\\'1ng ont 1fl
rnake up to $50 by 111ail ing a n1ere 100
en ve lopes, plus other claims. ,
The k<>y to all this potential income \\'a~
allegedly avallable regularly at a $2 fee.
but Binney \Vas oJ'fcring it for a limited
1in1e only for St if rctllrned within 10
<lays.
The Iii-day offer was apparently
regula r in effect. for at lcu ~t lwo or three
years. governn1enl probers alleged.
.. The L'niled Stales utl.o rney. in full
('Oopcra1ion "'ilh U.S. postal inspectors. is
bending t:\'t·r.\' effort In clarnp dO\\'n on
tllis kind or illegal use of the n1a i!s:·
declares L'.S. 11!\ornev Hnbcrl L. l\feycr.
!le al so said Birlney's operation i.~
typical of m;iny types of so.called "'1ile
l'ol!.:ir l'ritnc under 111tack h.v lhr Nixon
Adrn1n1s1 r:itio11
Proserutors :ilso poiutrd util 11no1her
olfense charger! lo B1nnf'y as char at -
1cri1.c£l by one passage as.~uring potential
\JCl1n1~ the operat ion had been ~!udied
and ele<1 rrd hy po:.:!al inspectors
"II \1ha1 11r 'rc do111g \1a~ not perfl'clly
!cg:i!. 11c 11·uuld ha1·r been out nr hus111e~.~
lung ago." the mad order rntrepreneur
\1rnte !11s rltents
:'11 eyer and hi s rnr11 say lht•y intend rn
~ee In 1hat. no11ng Bin ne y could be fined
$1 000 and sentenced to fi\'e years in
pr i~on on c.icll of the 12 counts, under
1naxin1un1 penalty if convicted.
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Scl1ool Fina11ci11g Dispute
Seen Going to Toll Court
By BARBARA KREIRI Cll
or r~• 0111~ ""'' i 11tt
Th e recent slate ~uprcn1e Cou rt
decision regarding the use or property
laxes in school finan cing probably will
result in le ngthy litigatiion \\'hich may go
as high as the U.S. Suprerne Cour t.
Laguna Brach School Superintendent.
\V11liam Ullorn predicted toda y.
Dr . Ullom \1'as one of lhrer L11guna
Beach school official s were a111011g 150
rrpresenlatives or ba sic aid shcO<'I
districts in 54 coun!ies attending a Sep!.
22 rneeling in SaC'ramcnto on school tax
legis lation ..
Ile l\'as acc:on1panied by As~islanl
Superintendent Charles Hess and Trustee
i\1orman Br0\\11('.
Laguna . as one of the ·rich'' school
districts in the slate. \vould be among the
1·,.,,,,, Pt•!Jf! I
DO UGL AS • • •
\\'h1ch is f1ltcr1ng through 1he t.:ounry
Planning Dep:irlmen1 at. tl11s t11ne.
1\-lcDonnell Douglas \va n1s a re1.one In
comrnercial use of the 50 acres adjoining
the Orange Cou11ty Airport and !he Irv ine
interest.'! are fighting to rna inlain the
present industrial zoning.
Planning comn1issioners will act 1·ues·
day on a proposed change in the general
plan or the Irvine Ranch area '\'hich 111-
t'ludes the :'iO acre:i;. On Alig 31. plnnner:i;
in a 3 lo 2 vote 11pproved the rrzone lo
con11nerci al u~e .
l\1c0onnell Dougl as ha s disclosed p!a11:i;
for 11 300.rooni holel-n1otcl . an off1t't
building complex and a convention center
on the proper!,V.
lr\·ine Company exel'ut1ves 1ni;ist th at
the property should be de\'cloped to hgh t
industry to "maintain the integrity of the
general plan of the area" which has not
been ehanged in tile li ve years of Its et·
istenee.
harde st hit by any attempt to t:slablish a
uniform statewidt tax for school finen-
l'1ng. Becaus e of its high 11.ssessed \'alua-
li~n, !l now enjoys a low school ta:t ratt.
but stlll i! able to fin ance a high qu11.lit y
school system .
About 289 ba sic aid dislricls in the
statt \vould be affected by proposed
uniform tax legislation. Ullom said. and
the Sacramento meeting represented a
lot;il of 600,000 students.
Ullom reported lhal legislative ad-
vocate Gordon Winton told the gathering,
"The final decision resul!ing from the re-
cent. decision by the State Supreme Court
regarding constilutional righ!.<; of equal
taxation ma y take from three lo fi ve
ye.ars. The-newspaper~ havP mis in-
terpreted the <"ourt'i decision. The court
ha s no! said the propt>rly laxes could not
be used by schools. The attorney gencr;il
has rai:.:ed questions of interpretalion and
lhei;e "'ill require l'onsiderable litiga!ion
hy the courl.~ ··
They \\'ere advi.~ed that in the event nf
;:in eventual appeal to the U.S. Supremr
Court. rather than ha\'e ind ividual
districts <ippeal. 1l "'ould br best to
present an appeal h,v a coalition nf
districts to give greater a~SUrance Ot 11
hearing.
Results of I.he n1eeting will be revie"·rd
by the school board. Ullom added. to
;,tu<ly in1plicatio11s and prepare to take
whatever action is deemed appropriate in
1oi11ing with other districls and if
neces.<;::t ry sharing expenses
~1ean11'hilr. thf' superintendent SU"1·
gcslc-d that concerned La gunans could
a ~sist by "'riling to the stale attomry
general's oflice tn ask for continued
rcv1rw and appeal to the highest court in
the land: "'tiling slate legislators urging
;i 1najor tax reform. not patchwork
l{'g1slation.
Assembly Bill 140 (for sta\e111·1de la);'
has lefl lhe State Education committee.
he noted. i5 now in lbe Ways and ri.1eans
Committet and may be presented to the
Assembly.
Consolidation Studied
In 16 Dr~nker Cases
\Vilh the trial or tht first defendant ln
lht Laguna Beach "drinkers walk"' case
ending in a hung jury and the .setting of a
re-trial in January, Deputy District At-
torney ri.telvin Jensen today aplained
why each of the 16 persons arrested in
the melee has been scheduled for a
separate trial.
Trial dates for the 16 have been set
through the month or October and the
unt::cpected result of the first trlitl ha!'! led
lo speculation that the oases could drag
on for months if juries are unable to
agree.
"'Each Ca!!e wa s put together fro111 a
!'ltparalt set of facts." Jensen explained,
"Although the charges might ~ in the
same general area. If more than one
-'
defenda nt Is tried at a tinie, there Is
wmel imes .11 fea r lhal the evidence
against one man migh t prejudice the case
11gainsl another, or that the jury might
oot be able to separate t~ facts a5
carefully as they should."
However, Jenaen added, since there are
so many cases involved in the incident,
he may confer with the attorneys of the
defendants to see if some of the cases
might be consolidated in the interest of
bringing the matter to a close.
"The final decision on consolidation I~
up to the judge." he said. "He would hear
our views as to which cases might bt
tried together. then hear the views of the
defendants" 1ttomeys and come to hi•
own dt~ision on the "'isdom of this pro-
cedure.''
I .
The detail, now pared down to four
men iinct school begon, has been suc-
cessful again this year. both in terms of
arrest! and in the con\•iction rate.
"Our conviction rll.lt' for the adults h;is
been about 80 lo 90 , " said Swa n. "The
L'Ourts tend to be n1ore proteCll\•c or
juveniles and \\.'it h them the cunvitlLon
rate is about 75 percent.
Swan's summer-end report of the
SED·s activities indicate that onl y 198 of
the tota l persons arrested '~ere fro111
Huntin gton Beach. The vast 1najority or
lawbreakers come fron1 outside the 1:ilY
and from out.sid,. Orange County.
Sus(!eet Seized
About 354 persons were from lhe roun·
ty as a whole and the balance. 1,063,
came from outside Orange County.
The largest single category of those ar-
rested was boys of 12 to 17 years old.
There y,•ere 540 of !hose. Female arrests
Jn lhc same age group accounied for only
22G arrests. There "'ere ~S9 arrests in the
18 to 2().year-old men category and 137
\\"omen 1n the sarne ase group.
Men over 21 accounted for 176 arresta
nnd \VOm en ove!' 21 for 29 arrests, ac-
cording to Swfln .
Violations of narcotir5 laws accounted
for a whopping 48 percent of the total ar-
.3 Wilderness Ca1ripers
f(illed; 4 th W oiinded
SIERRA CITY. Calif. t l.!Pl l -Three
campers 'vPre stwt lo death and a fourth
seriously v;ounded l"riday 111 !he Sierra
Nev<.da 1vildrrnes.~ 75 miles fron1 tht' si h·
of the Northern California "siek:c silly·
iJ1gs" of lwo persons last Jul.I'.
Sierra Countv Sheriff Sain !Jo''le s~11d
An uniden111ied rnan l'.a s arrrSted 011
suspicion of rnurder after lhr bodies ol
MILLFR. • •
Sep/. 7 lo disn11ss :\1Lller and !he
unani1nous \'Ole lo auihorize negotiations
through llomrr L. l\lcCormick of !he Sau-
l a Ana firm of Ru1an and Tucker lo offrr
hin1 a posi lion as 2 consultant and anal vst
to the council. This job 11·ould ha,·e µ'ai11
$1.200 a n1onth-less than !ialf nf hi s
present $2.8!15 monthly salary -b11l he
1votz!ri have retained his pen~ion benefit~.
'll was felt th <it l\lr. l\liller coul d offrr
a va luable service :o the cou11ei!. .
the announcen1ent s;iid. "Las1 nighl
1 Thur!lrla y night 1. due !o gro"•ing
;111irnositics and dr!C'riora liou (lr negotia-
tions. the City Council bv unnnin1uus votr
nf all present withrirCw the u!fcr of
en1ploy ment a.~ not no\11 in lhe best in·
\crest of !ht' ci ty of Hunt ington Heach or
l\lr. l\lillf'r "
Tile rcleasr 11otc1l lh<i1 Coune1hnan
Nom1a l;ibhs was not prrsent iH !he
rnrt'tini;
The annou11cen1e11t lol lo11t'd sta1cnic111s
lo !he press by r.1illrr Iha• the i:ounr1l
1\·as "trying to buy n1r off'' and <111 a1 -
(!U6alion thal the people of 1 lunlington
Beach were being subjected lo a "gut1cr
typt: of gove r1nmcnt ..
Conunent1ng on recent dcvelopn1c111 s,
l\layor ~1cCracken said. "l\ly opinion i:-
that we wanled in good failh to ulllize
Doy!e. but with all the animo!;i!y that has
been generated and the breakdown 111
negotiations 110 one in good eonseten<'f'
could c1nplo~·e somebody 111 this situation
regardless of y~ur feelings. rn1 sorry It.
worked oul this way .·•
Nu reasons h;i ve ~et been olfit·ia lly
given for the disn1i ~sal allhough ttu s
11·eek r-.tiller requesled reasons.
Councihnan Al Coen. an aHorney, who
\1•as one of !he I 1ve co uncil1nen who sign·
cd the dismissal nolicC'. said Friday tha t
the administralor 'vould be furn ished
with reasons b11t "'ou!d not comn1ent on
I hem at prescn1
"I i1nagine 1ve all have d1!/ere nt
rrasons." Coen said." I'm prepared lo
discuss n1ine at !he hearing.··
Re Lost A Leg
!he three v1ctnns \\'ere foun d by a tourist.
Uoy le said the shootings occured
;,bout 110011 at a can1 ps1te north of this
1111y fonner gold rus h tlJ"'n u1 the Cal-
iforn ia 1\lother Lode cou -.1ry.
Doyll' s;.1id a sheri ff'~ deputy in Sierra-
\ Ille. :1botH. 22 rn1les fron1 Sierra City,
:11T{'S!ed lhc SllSpc t:[,
:'llunic:ip;.11 Courl. ,Judge Kenneth Alex-
ander 1ss11ed an ordel' withholding any
c11£le11\'c tha t might be pcrlinenl." Doyle
:-alC! lie tould not provide full informa·
11on oboul the kil lings.
The nc1n1c~ of 1 h:tin1~. all rnc ft , "·ere
being 'v11hheld unti l their families \\'ere
11otif1cd. The 1n1ured m::t n \\'as taken to
\Vnshoc ~1ffi ic;1t Cen1er in Reno, Nev.
1.>oyle said 1he 1•1rrin1s \\'ert all camp-
ing logethrr but rictlincd to disclose
11hether the sus1>ecl knew thr1n .
The boclii>s were found about 200 yard11
off California highw;,y 4!1 in a heavily
LJmht:red rf'g1011.
Last .Jul\" ll. H nia " describf'd a.'!
"l;iughing, 'gru1nbli11g and gro"•ling like
iu1 ani ma l." hacked 111·0 perso ns 10 death
11·hilc lhl·.1· wrrc can1 ping on the Bear
B11·er !n Nr v;,lla Cou111y south of htre .
('l;in:ii!.'.t' Olis Sn1ith , an u11C'1nploycd
Auburn \rash collect<r r, was later arrest-
rd in .\le;..:1co. and c.~!radi1ed lo Nevad.'1
('11y. on chargPs 11f 1nurdcring the t"'O
11ct11 ns and 1roundin~ h1·0 others.
Frnit Business
De<1ll Big Blotv
I 11 Cuu.rlroont
,\ fn11t and vegetable busi ness that has
been operated by the same family for
1uore than :12 years has re ceived what
1noy \\'ell be its dealh blow in Orange
Coun!y ~llpC'r)ur t:ou rl.
Judge flrrberl llerlands has ordered
J ohn and Chad Prescott lhat they must
l11n1t s;iles from their stand at Ne,1·port
Avenur and 17th !\!reel lo crops aclually
gro\1·n on thci l' ;1d;acenl six-acre tra c!.
1\nd 1ht'y arc barrt·d, pending trial or
t!u.· la wsuit filed hy Or.1nge Co unty. fron1
1r·a11.~porl1ng C"rops grown elsewhere to
Ilic fan1ily stand and maintaining any
:-tructure 011 the prernises \v!thoul prior
approvHI rron1 the toun1y ·s building and
s<1fery di rcttor.
The t ou nty sueccssfu!ly argued that lhe
sit..: used by the Prcscolls was zoned for
re~1dent1al u~c antJ !he h1ther·and.sons
busi ne ss had not obtained necessary
1x:rm1 ts fro1n county authnntie.~.
PAIL.Y ,IL.OT Jteff ""'"
Surgeons al lloag Metnorial }fosp1t al had lo amputale a leg fro1n
l·lertM!rt Tsulio Ak ina !on the groundl, 31, of 2243 l\1cyer Place. Costa
l\1esa, aJter he "'as hit hy a car Friday ;ifternoon while riding h is
motorcycle on \Vilson Avenue, near Fordham Street. Pollce would
not release the nan1e or the driver or the car, pending further investi-
gation. The accident happened at 5·50 p.1n. Akina wa~ reported 111
satisfactory condition today at lloag.
• I •
rests but offk:ers also arrested person1
for a variety or other crimes.
"'We also arrested 31 bike th ieves in the
Huntington Center, 50lved s e v e r a I
burglaries, arrested 10 or 15 people Oil
assault with a dt-adly weapon and tv•n
persons on bestialily dov.•n on the beach,"
Swan said.
"The primary purpose of the SEO is to
maintain law and order on our beaches
and to make then\ a safe place for
families to enjoy thetn seJves. Added t()
this is the responsibility to enforce the
law ln ot her problem areas of the city,"
he concluded.
BATTLES BUS CHANGES
Commuter Renner
Rider Leads
l-1nu11 Fight
011 Cutbacks
By CANDACE PEARSON
Of 111' 01111 ,.!IOI Sllll
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The South Coast Transil Conipany will
reduce bus :1erviee between Balboa,
Laguna Beach. and Santa Ana beginni ng
Oct. I and one bus rider is leading a
protest o[ the action.
South Coast will drop 11 of ilo; 38 week·
ly runs bct"·een the cities.
The action already has cleared the
Californi a PubiLc Utilities Commission
t PUC), but signs posted in buses Monday
told riders they have until October 1 to
make complaints to the stale agency.
South Coast says financia l hardshipll'
are causing !he curs.
Santa Ana resident Al Renner says !he
cuts are causing hardships.
He has started to circulate a petition or
protest. He says he has about 300
:signatures.
H.enner, an assistant wire operator at J\
brokerage office in Newport Center, rides
the bus daily.
Renner's petition says in piirt. "tflcre'.1
hartlly sufficient bus service for the area
concerned as now is scheduled .. no con·
si deraUon has been given to !hose whtt
\\'Ork for a living and do not drive. or for
the t>lder!y _who freqt~ent the shoppiflR
cen ler the bus line serves and for lha
students attending UC Irvine."
Henner says changes in times buses
leave the Ne\\•port area in the afternoon.!!
Jeal'e "no way fo r many or those people
employed in fashion Island to get hom1
from \\'Ork in the nflcrnoon.''
On Saturdays \\'hen many shops ar•
open until 5·30 p.m. the last bus from th1
a re:i Y:i111eave at 4:30 p.m. as of Oct. 1.
Currently there is a 5 4fl p.n1. bu:ii
"'et'kriays. In addition. Renflt'r s;iys. the
last bus leavi ng Balboa for SAnta Ana ha.<1
been moved up from 5:45 p.m. to 6 .3~
p.m., a change he says may necessitate
workers having lo get off early to catcll
the bus.
The bus tompany has al so discontinued
all four round-trips on Sundays ancl
holldays between Santa Ana and Balboa,
claiming the runs are losing money.
Other runs discontinued include two
weekday and two weekend !rips be1wee11
Santa Ana and Laguna Beach, two Salur-
day runs to Balboa and one weekday ru11
to Balboa,
Renner plans on hand delivering his
petition to the PUC on ~1onday.
The bus company is citing fi nancial
reasons for the change.
"We have been losing money on certain
routes .. says Cid Carr of South Coast'I
Santa Ana offi ce, "and we've cut dow11
wt: wo n't have to close down completelyi
We hope to break even:'
Carr says the company doesn't see lh•
cuts as drastic and doesn't anticipat•
n1ore in the near future.
Renner wants the PUC to stop the
change or to ask the Southern Californi1
Transi t District to take over the route5.
U.S., Soviet Envoys
Weigh Europe I ssue
UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. (APJ -Soc-
retary of State William P. Rogers and
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrti A. Gro-
myko dealt mainly with the European
security iss ue fn their Friday nigh&
meeting and will consider the matter
further with President Nixon next week.
U.S. officl<>.ls said questions of how to
negotia te Europea n security and mutual
force reductions occupied much or the
lhree-hour dinner meeting though K~em·
Jin intent on how to achieve thi.1 re·
mains vague.
f DAILY PILOT S,i;turdaJ Stptrrnlltr 25, 19/i
Pulpit and Pew . •
Br~tling Topic
Facing B~hops
Dr. Philip G. Murray will
pruent the sermon on &inday,
at Corou dtl Mar Community
Churtll, <Augre1at1ou.I, 511
Heliotrope Ave., entitled "The
Failure Who :Pttade Good."
Worship services are 11.I 10
a.m. with chlldcart. Church
School haa resumed their
regular scheduling tor the new
term and classes are being
held for Nursery age children,
3 to 4 years olrl, up through
J unior High class, ?th and 8th
graders. Next Sunday will be
World Wide Communion Sun·
day.
Mesa Verde U 11iled
A venue, Newport Beach. Dr.
Wm. R. Eller will deliver the
message ·· Dealhs h1eaning
For A Christian." The Senior
High Lulher League will meet
at 7 p.m. A special program i~
being planned by Rich Kredel
and his associates.
grade will be beld at the 9:30
hour. Child care will be pro--
Vl ded at both sen·icts.
Sunday n1orning, at the
11:00 o'clock service, Pastor
Willis Carrico, of the Unlver!il-
&y BapU1t Church, 2252 S. E.
Palisades Road, Santa Ana
J-leighU. will deliver the last
message in a aeries Cln the last
t"hapler or "Revelations'' en·
titled '"Forever and Ever and
Ever.'' 1'he 7 o'clock evening
service will be conducted by
Youth Director, Larry 1'urner.
Vice Chairman of the Board o!
~aeons. The City or Fountain
Valley will also be
represented.
"The Book on The Shelf." is
the sermon topic of the Rev.
Norman l,. Brown on Su nday,
at the Plymouth Congrega-
tional Chllrt:b or Newport
Harbor, 3262 Broad Street,
Newport Beach, al JO a m.
v.·orship service. Sund a y
School Is held al the same
time.
NEW YORK (AP) -On
touchy problems, the Rorn.an
Catholic Church edges upon
them, by stops and starts, by
pulling back, then n1oving
ahead again, by parli.al, ten-
tative steps that often even-
tually become the norm.
That pattern was discernible
this wetk as the church's
leaders prepared to gather in
Speech Set Courie Set Rome for an international
Synod of Bishops beginning
Robert E. llage, vice-Laguna Beach Com-ne:rt Thursday.
St. John the o i v i n e president of engineer· munity Presbyterian They'll take up. for full-scale
Jl.1embers and Friends of the Episcopal Churr b, 2043 Orange analysis, a bristling subjecl
First Ba ptist Church of Fouo-Avenue, Costa Mesa will ing f 0 r !\1cDonnell Church will be hosting that until recently was banned
taln Valley, 17415 Jl.1agnotia observe early Jloly Com-Douglas Corp., will be a videotaped CO l 0 r from their official discussion
Street are welcome to attend a munion at ?:JO am. F'r. Don the featured speaker Bible course in 25 -the requirement of celibacy
SPr\•ice. of installation on Sun-Longenecker ·w!ll serve as al the Saddleback Val-parts. Tbe series has for priests.
day Evt!ning at 6 p.m. for celebrant. Morning Prayer been put together by Although Pope Paul VI has
their new pastor, The Rev, Service at 9:30 a.m. al whith ley Christian Business-Dr. Edward Bauman, u.ithorized consideration only
Douglas \V. Jeffrey . time nurserv care will be pro-rnen's Committee Char-v,oho bas worked 10 of the possibility of ordaining
Participating in !he program vided. The -Youth Group will ter Banquet Oct. 2 at Bible telecasting for some married men in areas of
wil l be Dr. A. George Down-meet al 7:30 p.m. 6 :30 p.m. at El Adobe ten years. The preview acute need, taking up that
airing o( the topic, Pope Paul
issued a letter, saying priestly
celibaty is an essential law or
the Churt·h and "it cannot be
su bjected to argument.··
But as ferment over t he
.matter swelled, he. tempered
his stand to ma ke room (or
bringing up the subject under
the question of whether lo
perrn il, in sp ec ia l
circumstances, nrdination lo
the priesthood of some mar-
ried men.
If this is done, as is widely
expected, it still wouldn 't give
already ordained priests the.
option to marry, nor would it
allow those who have lefl the
n1inistry to marry the right to
return to it.
Methodl1t Church, 1701 Baker
Street. Costa Mesa, will have
t.wo Worship Services on Sun-
day at 9 and 10 :30 a .m. Dr.
Lothair Greeo has selected as
his sermon topic: "This Fetish
Called Education." Church
School will meet at the. 9 and
10:30 hours. There will be
nursery also tor these t wo
services.
ing , Executive Secrelary of Restaurant in San Juan showing or the series limited aspect, in effect, opens
"On Approval" will be lhe the American Ba pt i s t The Cos ta Mesa Foursquar1: Capistrano. The group wiJ! be held in the up the whole celibacy ques-
sern1on topic at the informal Churches of the Paci r i c Church, 1734 Orange Ave , w1 !1 meets every \Vednes-church parlor at 9:30 tion.
But it \.\"outd be a related
step in that direction. And this
is the way, by cautious,
limited adjustments, by
testing the ground, by side
detours. halts and resump-
tions. that the Church often
gets where it is going.
worship service at 8: 15 a.m .~ Southwest, Dr. Larry Allen, J1ave its usual schedule of Sun· fo r breakfast at 7 a .m. and 11 a.m . and 7:30 This now is the clear pro--
Lutheran Church of The '"Look Who's Here" will be the Vice President of t he day services. Rev. Robert B. at Buffy's nestaurant. p .m. Sunday. spect, as urged by several na-
Ma1ter, HOO Pacltic View topic at the 9:30 a.m. service. American Baptist Seminary of Jacobs, Pastor \.\'ill speak 011 ----------------------tional hierarchies, including
Drive, Corona de! Mar offers The Rev. Bruce A. Kurrie will the West, 'l'he Rev. Pete Legg, the topic, ''Isaiah '! Secret of those of Canada, Japan, the
two hours of worship at 9 and deliver both sermons at The American Baptist Are a Power'' for the 11. a.ni. t-.1 orn-the 7 p.ni. service with Kurt Gaar. assistant Pastor will Netherlands, and as highlighted
11 a.m. A special service or Presbyterian Church of the Minister. Eugene G i 11 i am. ing Worship Service. Re.v. Young of Buena Park as guest teach on the Gospel of Mark in preparatory studies made
worship will be held at 2:30 Covenant. 2850 Fairview Road, Pulpi t Committee Chainnan, }'red Reed, administrator of soloist. Sunday School for all on Wednesday night at 7:30 for U.S. bishops.
p.m. in "Taft" Convalescent Costa Mesa. Church school Charles Lamb, Church the Pilg rim School o ( ages will convene at the usual Only last year. after the
As a recent example., when
the Second Vatican Council o[
1962-'65 authorized the or-
daining of married men a5
permanent deacons, a rank
just below the priesthood, it
was done to meet particular
shortages of clergy in Asia H~pltal at 1555 Superior classes through the eighth Jl.foderator, Bnd John Eighmy. Montclair, Calif. wilt speak in tin1e of 9:45 a.m. Rev. Robert ISee PULPIT, Page 5) Dutch bishops called for a full ;::=~~~==~==========~~~~~==~~====================================~~==. and Africa.
ORANGE
FIFTEENTH ANO MONROVIA, NEWPORT BEACH
9:45 A.M.-SUNDA Y SCHOOL
I 1:00 A.M.-MORNING WORSHIP
Sermon: "On Exhibit.ion: Priceles! Portrait of Jesus"
Text: John 12
6:00-EVENING WORSHIP
SeTmo11: "J'ol/owitig !Ile Gnrn e Pla n"
Dr. Geor1• 0 . Woefl. P'a11or -•4•·•620
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FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
140 E. 22nd St., Co•t• M••a-548-3761
E. W. P'hillip1, Pi.tor
SUNDAY SERVICES
~:10 A.M. -Cll11rc:ti kheol
11110 A.M.-"Tlte llqhr Te le Celle4 Cllrl1rle111"
... ,., Ptr.1111,. s,_-1 ..
J111'11or Cluirc:ll Nurwry Care
1:00 P'.M.-Y"oatll s.,,...111-Y•11rll Spoakon
t :OO P.M.-Aftar Glow S. .. ,_.,_ll•~Hh111-.itJ
YairHt S.,,...lc:a SefirrHy 1 P'.M.-Hou .. ef Ma11na
N-... rt·M ... rr .. kh••' -AtH 11/1·1 -6:JO A.M. ,. 5:JO l".M.
falf S.ulort---445·lllJ
HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wilson, Costa M•s•
141·"704
V. L. MlltTWICIC, il'e11W
~IM SIMOLl!TON,
M l1ll1ler ef YMllll
ll OlllO;T I . SISTIO,
Ml"lllot el ld<K•I""'
C.\111.. OlHTllY,
Ml11l1!..-•I Mu1!t
-5UMDAY SERYICIS ..J
f :4S A.M.-S1r11floy Sc.lrioel
10:10 A.M.-"Caa Tllo C~urc.lri Su,...I••·"
S.rrn•• tiy P•1t•r
7:00 ,.,M.-The Wotan Are Comh•t
1( Sermo11 liy 1"01tor
COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
,,..Sc-I -Klood..-.. rtl~ -ll,.m..,!•n' -Ctill• C•••
CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH
23rd Str••t at Orang•, Costa Mesa -548-5303
I••· p;,114 II. Me,,,., Pastor
Menil°' Werdilp--lO:JO •.m. -Su1111lay Sc:heol 9 e.m.
S1Mar l••l11t War'Plll"-7:00 ,.m.-f'r•Yol' Mffth•t W-4.-7;00 ''"''
\'l''I} SABBATH SERVICES
flELIG IOUS SCHO OL
harbor reform temple
AABBI BEFINARD P. K ING
.. b. meeting at
St. Jama Eplscoi:ial Church o 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach
for l11lorm1tion: Call ti7~7230
TEMPLE SHARON
n. &•..,....m. .,.... .... fer tti.
.. t1,. Hort.or Area
•17 W111t Ha•lte11, CMta MOM
AU J awi1h f1m il a1 i re l"•it1d ta !oi11 110 in • truly meen i11qfoil
IAllATH IVININ• lllYICIS--fllDAT AT 1:11 l".M.
s,1rtt..1.._.,_1.w.1 • .... Good~
.... ,.1111 Temple Sharen Che ir -On19 S~1bol
11:00 A.M.-"TN Cr-.... ,.. lite Cr•-"
':Jt l".M-Dr. "'lllp •r--, Wycltff• 11!,lo Tr-i ... r
Well-'ey, J :JO p.•., lrnfeti••· C...,,... 7
S""4ay S.llHI .... Y••tfl ., • .,.fer .ti..-
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COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
lllANCHES OJl THI MOTHEI CHUll:CH
THI f!llST CHURCH OF CHlllST, SCllNTIST
IN IOSTON, MASSACHU5ms
"REALITY"
Sunday, Sept. 26tli
Costa M•sa-Flr•t Church of Cliirst, Sci•ntlst
lllO MMa Ve rd• Dr., Coir• MtM
S111tdcry Schoel -f :l 5 A.M.
Churc:h Senolc:a -11 :00 A.M.
leodlitt Room, Ja50 Mt1a Verd• Dr.
Huntington Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist
Ith & Oli••· H1111tlntto11 leaclri
S1111dcry School-f :JO &, 11 :00 A.M.
Ch11Kh -f :lO I. 11 :00 A.M.
laofll1111 loom -221 Moiri Sr.
FIRST CHRISTIAN I
CHURCH
Main & Adams Streets
Hunt ington Beach
Mornin9 Won~fa ... , • , , •• , , •
......•.•• l :lO I r 1:00 a.m,
Bil.la s ,~ool ..•••.• , '1 :~5 a.m.
Ya u!~ Graup• •• , ••• b:OO p.m.
E•enin9 Wartl.ip , , • , 7:00 p.m.
Nur!~ry 'Are PrcYl~od u 111 1erylce•
OIH<•: "6-251• 01,.1 De~cuon ~l6-9~8~
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
I Victoria & Pl acenti .t Ave,
Cosf11 Mesa
Jamt1 f . ,lt rc:y
M lnllltr
Rad"I' McHuth
Corona del Mar
y.._IJR.Clf
c.; ta3· o,,. ~ r ,... ~ -,, z
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COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL •
611 HELIOTROPE
-
ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
18182 Culver Driv•
Univ•rsity Park, Irvin•
I••· H•rbort M. NiermMll
S••Y Sc:haol-f:OO A.M, Girltar S.,...lca -f :OO A.M.
Fomlly Sarrk• -I O:JO A.M.
IJJ-1211 N11rwry Car• IJJ.J24l
A Cordial Welcome from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
NEWPORT CENTER
Wanh1,._1 1 :11 A.M. ..
Sr. Mlc:haab EplKopal Ch11•c:h
M•")-rlte ot t"aclflc"Vl•w Dr.
Ceroaa det Mor
l"aoaa: '7S00fSO
Cco1t • M•••
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
1,lh SI, I Htrbor Blvd.
Huniin9lon Be1ch
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17th St. 536 -1517
S1rvic:t1 -'1:15 & 10:10
N11 .. ery Coro All Momlno
Church School -'I : 15
Hunlin9lcn Batch -NPrth
Newport Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientl•t
lJOJ Via lido, N•wpert 1-c:h
Dirtctor e1 Cnrhll•~ t:4uc lll••
E1r1, Wtn~lt ........•• •:ll a.m.
llit lo Stl'>Gal ..•...•••• t :lf o.m. I Mernlnt Wt.,hlt ........ ll:Jt t .m. Ytu1n G,.u,i , ....... , , . • 1.m.
Wonlllp -10 A.M,
Ch11rc .. Schaol -1 O A.M. Church Warohip -'1:10 & i 1
Chur,h Sthocol -'l:lO
S~l -7727
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
bbb2 Hail Avt . 1<12-4461
Wouhip &: Church Sc:hocl
Clri11rclri & S1111da1 Sc:hoal-f:OO-IO:JO A.M.
•-flint Roo111, Jlll Via Udo
N•wport B•ach-S•cond Church of Ch ri st, Sc i•ntist
JlOO P'ac:lfl& Vl•w Dr., Cerone dal Mar
Clri11reh & Su11flay Sc.hool -I 0:00 A.M.
1 .. 11111, Room -JS00-1 Coatt Hwy.
W9'd. l•enlnt Teulmoay M"tl11t1 -I p.111. -All Churc:ht1
All ar~ cordially i11vited to attrnd tlit chvrch
Jervfcts and t njoy tht privilegl!.t of tht
Rt:adtng Rooms
C~ll• Caro Pro•lcled AT All SflVICIS
OP N!W,ORT IEACH -(Ol1clpletJ
M .. rlnt ~.,:u larly H•rPff l le!l!Ontory Schaal
41S I.. 1 ltfl St., Caito Maia
Church School .......... 9:4SA.M.
.!\1orning \Vors hip .....• 9:45 A.!\·I.
Nur .. ry I. llll11dartorte11 l"ro•ldff
Phone: 642-2725 •
.!\linlster: Dr. D. \V. ~tcElroy
CHURCH OF CHRIST
287 W. WILSON ST,. COSTA MESA
letwM• Harbor 01111 Folf'f'lew
SUNDAY MORN1Nb l lBlE STUDY .••••••••••••••• f :41 A.M. I
SUNDAY MORNING WOR SHr ~ & COMMUNION •••• 10:45 A.M.
SUNDAY IVEN IN6 WORS HIP •.••....••••.•.••••• 6:00 P.M. I
WEDNESDAY EVENING BIBLE STUDV ···-········-· 7:JO l".M. I
NUISEIY CAllE l"IOVIDID I
W. Whl' H•rrltttt•11 lea lerte11' I
Mini1ter Mu1ic1l Di•a~lcor
Phone: MS-3191 Day or Night
~NE: .\-ftus @oMA~UNllY ®luReit
TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Turli• Rodi Orlvt tnd Am1ll1 Orlve fllM blect -.trl el ,....... C•mPu• Orlve), SI~ 01119<1 l'rH w11 to C:u1 .... , IClurrl II 10 1 Ctm11U1 Dr.1 111tM to Turli• ROdl Orlv1.
...,_ ln. llcll s-...... •· t"Gltor
~ t:lO A.M. S11nday School for all otet
---11 :00 A.M. MornlnCJ Wonhlp WI MU1t,E1tY c.t.110 ,.•ov1010 AT lt01'M MOUltt l'tr lft,.rm.illn C.ncttftl,.. O!htr "'-ll•t• Ctll UJ.1'11
THE CHURCH FDR YOUR FAMILY
AlllllllM .... u~ !ht •1,.ltl o-r•1 C•R .. rtftCO
I
VtJ••n . . . . . r 1.m •
Nursery Car~ Providtd
548-4771 541.,141 6« -7400
Newport Unity
LOrtEH D. l'llCl(INGIElt , Mlftl1t1r
Davotlonol Sof.,I~• -10 A.M. & 11 :11 A.M,
Sundt y Schcoa! for •II t(jtJ -8 :~~ A.M.
Cool• Mao• Narth
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
Mt11 V1rd t & ltktr SI.
549-271 f
Wor1hip & Ch11•ch School
'1:00 l 10 :11) A.M.
'1:00 & 10:10 A.M.
lrvi nt -£111 fll uff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
131 -121]
I 1422 Culvtr R.oed
I Offlta -
1 Stll 01111 lf'f'lllO, Nawpert •-eh
'4'·Slll DIAL·A·PllAYlll: ,4,.0,lf f ount.in V1!11y
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
11725 Bu•h•rd
'lb2-1S9l
ot U1>iYtt1llV Ori••
Wonhip I Church Sc:hool
'I I 10 :10 A.M.
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
W•lcom•s You.
ST. JAMES, JlO' Via Lille, Nawport leadl
7:10 A.M.-Haly Eirchorht
Wot1hip I Church School
'1 :10 A.M.
Mini1i•r
Ford R. Mill er
L•9un1 l11ch
METHODIST CHURCH
;~ Sou•~ L.tgunt
Wotthip end
Churd1 Schoo! -I 0 A.M.
499-1011
I f :OO A.M.-Famlty WorUlp I Cll11rcll Sc:heol
j 11 ;00 A.M.-Alr1r11at11 Holy l11ch01"ht I.
I Morrtlrt9 Pnryer, Ninety ~) N1wport 811ch
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
I
Pro•lflecl
Mifl-W_. Holr Co1111111111lo11 I H-U11g Sa,..ict1
Tue1day-lO:lO A.M. WIHllllltday-.(1:00 P.M.
The Ila•. Joh11 I". Adley II, ltct•r -l"ho11e1 '75-0210
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., G.M.
Surtflay1 7:10 & f :lO Ch11rch School -f :JO
Thunflay•: •:JO Ir 10 a.m.; Holy DOJ• •• ennounc•fl
Vlc:ar, Tiie •••· Jahn W. Denalcha11 -Ph•ll• S41-IJ:Z6
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
8236 Ellis St,, Huntington B•ac~
1:00 A,M,-Ho1" Ccom"'unic n
9il0 A.M.-F•mil• S•r•ice & Chu1ch Sthool !Nu'11fy C11a l'
11 :00 A.M.-Mornin9 Worihi(IO (Nu,.•r• C1r1)
7;00 P,M,-F11li•t l E••n•on, & S••m•"
Epucop1I Voun9 Churthm1"
AU l ilur,ie1 I •• i~ UI• •I ••riouo ti ... 11
Tht Ch11rch I• 1N1y1 IWl!llt!e l'er Htly lrtll<r11tl.
J1111a1 C. C1l1y, 1'111ar-96l-7§1l R11.• riJfl.4061
i 4DO W. 81lbo1 Blvd. 6 71-1105
Worthip-9:10 A.M. Church Sd1ool-'l :lO & I I A.M.
PRESBYTERIAN CllURCHES
o f the Coastal A1·eas
Christ Church Presbyterian
2011 l Matnollo IN•or Adomsl H11"1l119ra11 hoc:h
R••· Do11ald I . ll:abartl, Pntor
Su11•cry Worthlp: 9:JO A.M. Church School: 9:JO A.M,
Otfiu : 1011 l Mog"ollo St. Pha1111: 961·4,40
Church of-the' -Covenant
2150 Fol,...iew Roafl, C1111ta Met•
l ruc:e A. lurrle, 1"a1ror
S111d_,. WarPlp: 1:1 S & ';lO A.M. Church School •:JO A.M.
l'ttono: 545·4l04
Community Presbyterian Church
41 S krt1t A•tt111e, t..t••• leacti
Rn. Do11olfl H. lalr6-le'. Albert 0 Hl•r,o
.._.., W..-.lllp: 1:41 -f :JO • 11 A.M. Ch11rcl! Sc:hoal: f :JO
l"ha11e: 4f4·7555
--,S~,-. ~A~n-d~r-e-w"'s'""""Presbyterian Church
,00 St. ArMINwt lood, Newport .._h
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LUTHERAN CHURCH """' '"·"" St. Mark Presbyterian Church OF THE MASTER c-Jam'-" l lastbl•ff Drlff, C,or•" .i.1 M.,
2900 Pacific Vi•w Dr. Jo-Groh•"' lhi1, 1"a1tor
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
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"'THI WORTH O F A WITNESS"
Serm•n by '••ter
llav. DI•• Nlchol•t, Th.M.
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f' ol ,I!• s~"t"t"I "' 21j ]C)7J s 011 ;~vr11rr ~ ..
Troubleshooters Bloodied --
lly RUDI J\'I E DZ I El ~"iK I
01 lht O•<IV P>IOI Sl•I!
lieu1g a:::.:::.1gn1::d to tile elllc untlcrl·o\·er
:-ipetial J:o:nfurcen1ent °'-'Lai! 1SEO1 of the
Huntingto11 Beach !'olicc Department
nieans 1norc th.in not h;i\·1ng tu :::.havr or
ge l a ha1n:ut
It can al ~u rnea11 truulJll'
The lughly secret lt•a111 11f crin1e
troubleshooters ll'llleh condJclect nightlv
be:n:h sweeps and <irre~ted I .G2ti pc'rsou~
1Jver the su1nmer, luund trouble often
"The people down there (the beaeh1
8111·11.ed Out C:usf•
are bet'onling n1orl'. belligerent towa rd
law cn(orcernent !han they were last
year " said Sg1 Tnstran1 Swan. head uf
the detail.
"\Ve \\'ert· altatked qulle a few times
<-1nd we had a lot of fights. But we won
100 percent."' he said.
The onlv cosuahies suffered by his n1en
were several sprained \llrists and fe1v leg
inJuries to sorn e who fell off c!iHs 1vhilc
pursuing their ~11spects.
"\Ve also had t"·o bile injuries," laugh-
ed Swan . "Some people really do not
"ant to be arrested "
How do you identify an SEIJ officer"
You earl'l.
Sonic wear short hair. sun1e long hair
and one even has a wi g. Their l'lothes
range fro1n bathing suite to popular arrny
fati gues with the stripes ren1oved . As
transportation lht'y have been known 10
osr beat-up cars, skatel>oords 1111d
biC')'l'lt>S.
"\Ve 11·ork in plainclothes on and oH thC'
beach. Generally we look for larg('
gatherings or large parties f l lhe beach
or at the drive -in or at aprrtmcnt cont·
p!exes," said Swan. '--
Passcr[)y and firen1 an c.:het k out ren1ains o[ S3,500
sporlst<ir i{ichard !!ayes of 1-Juntington Beac h
~<lid he \v~s driving d o\l'n ti·lac,1.\rthur Boulevard
Friday afternoon 11•hen he sin ~lled sinoke. J-Je
pulled tu lhe ~id c of the road and leaped out of his
1n1d-en gine Porsche in l11ne to 1vatch 1L }.;O up 111
flames. Ironically, Lhe !ir f'11 s1; nuniber on the car !:)
906 ASll.
FRAUD • • •
innoccn1 uf <iuy kno1vi11g cnn1pl1 l'1t~·. 11l'rc
;ilso en!is1ed b.1· RinnC'y lo b\' ;rg011ts 111
return for ;i prrt·en tag(' of l'asl1 co l!crtcd,
inveslig:itor.~ (·h:.irgl'.
Assista111 L'-:->. Allon1e~' R i l' ha r· d
1-;irschner. 11·ho is proseeu!ing !he l'ase
for the government, says Binney 's pro-
niolional letter promising fast money 11'as
particularly decei tful.
Quoting lht• lcller, lie ch;;ir ges It carried
a f<Jl~c proir11st' to revl'<il sec ret s of thr
flddrrssing tr;1dt'. li1us e1l1011·1ng one l u
1nake up 1n $~10 hy n1;ril1ng a rncre 100
1·nvl'lopes. plli ~ other clain1~.
The key lu ;il l !his po!e111ial inl'Ornr "'as
11llegedl~· ;n·n!lable regu!arl.v al a $2 lee
!Jut l3innrv 11 as ortrring 1t for a J11n1t rd
lune only. fu1· Sl 1f rrlurned 11'1!lun 10
d<lys
The 10-d<iy offr r· 11;1s apparently
rcgul<1r 1n 1~ffeet for nt lcasl 1wo or three
}e<irs. gn1·ern1nent rrobrrs alleged.
"The Lln1ted St<1tcs attorne.1·. 111 full
\'OOperal1nn 11•11h V:.; post;1 I inspeetors. ''
bending c1•(·r.I' ('ffnrl to tl<nnµ do11·n on
ll1is kind of illt>gal u.~r of the 1na1ls.'
tlt·{'l<l r('S l ' S. Attorne1 i{nh!'l'I I. 1\]('~'tr
l!e ahu said 1111111£'\ ·, opt'l'.1l ion I"
l \'p1c:il nf rn;111~ 1.IP<'S uf sn-eallcd 11·h1ll'
!'ol lar lTlllH' 1111der ;11tat·k hv 1he Nixon
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Pn1~el'11lors ;ils11 P'11nlrd 011! <111011\rr
·tflrnsc chargl'd 1n B111n1·y a' 1·haral'·
lcrized by vnc p;i~s:ige ;-1ssun11g potenl1al
111·t1n1s !hP opern11on h<td b1·1•n studied
:ind ele:ired 111 pu.~lal 1n~p(•<·tor"
·rr 11h;1t w···rc dn111g 11·;1s 1101 pcrlr1·1 ly
legal, II(' \\llllld l\<l\1' b('('I\ 0111 /ti bus1nt"."·"
long ;'Igo ." lhf' 1na1I •1rrler entrepreneur
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Scl1ool Fi11a11ci11g Dispute
See11 Goi11g to Top Cou1·t
By BARBAR A KREIBI Cll
O! the D•l!v P;Jol 51•11
The recent st:.ite Supren1e Courl
deci sion reg;;irding the use of property
laxes i11 sthool !in<incing proh;rbly will
r csul! in length.1· !1tigaliion which n1;;iy go
:-i ~ high as the U.S. Supre1ne Court.
l.agun:i BC'ach School Su perintenden l
\\lill1<1111 Ullorn predicted lod;1_1-.
Dr. U!loin 11·;is one of thref' L:igun ;=r
Hcach srhoo! officials 1vcre ;unong \:'Ill
representatives or basic aid .sheonl
districts in .'i4 eountics attending a !'icpl.
22 meeting in Sacramenlo on school l;_i x
k•g1slation . ,
I le was atTon1p<111ied hy Assis t<Jnt
Superin!cnde111 Charles Hess and Trustee
:\01111<in Bro11·1H'
Laguna, a~ one ol !he "n~:1i·· scho!1I
1-1 air y· Walkout
By Barbe r.~ O'ter
At Pendleton
('A 1\lP Pi-~\DLETO~ !A P1 -For1v
('ll'1l1an b<i rbcrs ended a one.U;iv strike
over union Jurisdiction <ind 1\·ages. F'rida .v .
A spokesrnan said lhc leathen1erks' hair
11·as not noticeabl,v affcc\Prl by the
11'alkou1.
"\Ve allow three-inch h:i1r nn top now,"
1he ri1arinc said.
Tt1e bi;rbers ernµloyetl hy ~ t'1l11·
rcssionaire picketed Thur.st.la) r o r
represenlati&n by a labo rer's union and
70 percent or the price of haircuts. No111
they keep 64 percent of the 75-cent price.
A union spokesinan said bargaining
sess ions will be held in 111'0 weeks. The
lnborer's union was chosen, he said,
because only four of th e ba rbers have
:<;l;ite haircutting licenses required by the
barbers union.
districts,in lhe stale» 11·ould be among the
hardest hit by a ny attc1n µ! to establ ish a
unifonn statewide ta x for school finan-
cing. Because of its high assessed vtilua·
lion. it nn1v en joys a lo1v school lax r;1te.
but still is able to fin;rnce a high <1u<1li ty
school systrm.
About 289 basic aid d1 slr 1c!~ i11 llll'
stale would be affectl'r! U.v prn1)f)srd
uniform tax legislatin11. Ullo1n l:i<lid. ~ind
1t1e Sac r<rmento 1nel'ting rc pre.-.i>nlrd fl
lo!al nf fi00.000 stu1len!s.
L'lloin rrporled lh:it leglsla\1vt" 11tl-
vorate Cordon \\'111!011 told the gathering.
"The finfll decision rPstd ling fron1 the rt'-
ccnt decision b.1' lhe Stcit~ Suprerne Court
regarding eo11stil11tional rights ol e£p1;i l
laxation 111;1~· lake frn1n lhrrr lo fi1·e
.\'l'<rrs Thr newspaprrs l1 :11·e n11 ~111
!erprcted !ht' ('OUrt's dee1sio11. The 1:11url
h:i~ nol s<1 id !hp prnpC'rt y ta:<f'S l'Ould no!
be used b" school~. The a111.rnc1· ge11er;1I
has raised quesluJn s (lf 1n!t'rprrt.;11ion :111d
!ill'Sr 11•il l rcq11ir(' cr111s1dcr;1h\P \it ig;1tin11
hy lhi> courts:·
Thl'y 1>·ere atJ1·iscd \hnt in the r\'C'l11 ol
::in eventual appe;i l tf1 !ht' U.S. Su pr('1n«·
1·our1. r:ithl'r lh:111 ha1·e 111d1v1du:d
rl1~\ri!'ls ;ipp,.;d 11 11nuld h•· ht·st lo
prl'St'n! an appeal hy ;1 t·o;;il 1t1011 of
<l1strrc1s In i<,11·1· g1r:1l1·r ;:i~~11r:1nt·r ,,1 a
he:< ring.
ne~ult.~ 1if 111(· 1111·(·1111g will be r·rvrt"l"rd
hv !he srhnnl board. t Hlorn added. lu
~iudy itnpli cations and p!'f'parr hl h1kC'
whate1·er <Jetton rs clt·erned <ipprupn;i!r 111
Joinitig with nther districts ;r11d 1f
necesSar~· sharing-('Xpen.~es.
r<lea111vh ilr. lhe superinttndrnt. ~llg·
~cs1 ed that t O/l('Crned L;ii.:unans eould
<tSsi~t by wrrting lo lht' stl'lte <illornt•y
gene ral's otlK'e to ask tor continued
rcvie1v and ap\K'.l'll !.o the highest court 1n
Ille lal\d: writing slate legislators urging
a inajnr tax rcforrn. not patl'hwork
legisl<1tion
Assen1bly Bill 140 (for state1vide lax \
h<t:<; left lhe Steite Education com rnittee,
he noted, is now in the \\lays and Mel'l ns
Committee and may be presented to the
Assembly.
Consolidation Studied
In 16 Drinker Cases
\Vith the lria l of the first defendant in
the Laguna Beach "drinkers walk" case
ending in a hon g JUry and the setti ng of a
re·trial in January, Deputy District At·
lorney Melvin Jensen today explained
v.•hy each of 1he 16 persons a rresled in
the melee has been scheduled for a
separate trinl.
Trial dates for the 1& ha\•e been sel
through the rnonth of October and the
unexpected result of the first tria l ha s led
to speculation that the cases could drl'lg
on for months if juries are unablr to
agree.
"Each case \\'as put together fron'I a
separate set of facts." Jensen explained.
"although U1e charges miJ{ht be in the
same general area. If more than bnc
defendant is tried at a time, there is
sometimes a fear th;rt the eviden ce
against one man n1ight prejud ice the case
against another, or !hat. the jury might
not be able lo separale the fu els as
carefully as they should."
However. Jensen added. since there are
so many cases involved in !he incident.
he may confer with the a!lorneys of !he
defendl'l nt s to see if so1ne of the c;rses
might be consolidated in the intere~t of
bringing the ml'lllcr to a close.
"The final decis ion on coosolid a!ion is
up to the judge," he said. "He would hear
our views as to which cases might be
tritd together. then hear the views of thf'
defendant s' att{)rncys and coin(! IQ his
own decision on the w i~dorn of this pro·
t.-edure."
The detaiL 11011• pn!'t'C! dP1111 !fl four
n1en since school began. 11;1.., hi 'l'll .,ut
l'eS~fu l ag11i11 tJ11~ ye;1r l>oll111111111 1~ uj
arrests aud in l!ie (;t111vitli•J11 1..ill·
"Our convtcliun rate for 1111· ;tdl11!~ 11 :1~
been about 80 to \itJ .'' sauJ ,'\11;111 "'! t1e
cou rt s tend to Ill' 11101't p1ol1·c·t 111• 111
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rate is abt1u1 7~ p1'tTt'11l
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. .f 61.ll V PILOT
Purpit and Pew
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Or. Phili p G. Murray wilt
present the sermon on Sunday,
at Coreoa de/ Mar Community
ChW't:h:, C.ngreptioaal, 611
lleliotrope Ave., tnlitled "The
Failure Who Made Good."
Worship services are at 10
a.m. with childcarl, Church
Schoo l hM resumtd their
regular scheduHng for· the new
term and classes are be ing
held for Nursery age children,
3 to 4 years old, up through
JunK>r l1igh class. 7th and 8th
graders. Next Sunday will ~
World Wide Comn1union Sun-
day.
Mes• Verde U n it ed
Methodl!lt Church, 1701 Baker
Street. Costa Mesa, will have
two Worship Services on Sun·
day at 9 and 10:30 a .m. Dr,
Lothair Green has selected as
his sermon topic: "This Fetish
Called Education." Church
School will meet at the 9 and
10:30 hours. There will be
nursery also fQr these two
15ervices.
Lutheran Church or The
Ma ster, t900 Pacific View
Drive, Corona dtl Mar offers
two hours of worship al 9 and
11 a.m. A special service or
worship will be held at 2:30
p.m. in '"Taft" Convalescent
Hospital at 1555 Superior
Avenue, Newport Beach, Dr.
Wm. Jt Eller will deliver the
message "Deaths ri.1ean1ng
For A Christian." The Senior
High Luther League will meet
at 7 p.1n. A special program is
being planned by Rich Kredel
and his associates.
"On Approval"' will be the
ser mon topic at the informal
worship service at 8: 15 a.m.;
"Look Who's Here" will be the
topic at the 9:30 a.m. service.
The Rev. Bruce A. Kurrie will
del iver bolh .sermons at The
Presbyterian Church of the
Coven.ant, 2850 Fai rview Road.
Costa Mesa. Church school
classes lhrough the eighth
grade will be held at the 9:30
hour. Child care will be pro-
vidtd al both services.
Sunday morning, at the
11 :00 o'clock service, Pastor
Willis Carrico, of the Universi-
ty Baptist Church, 2252 S. E.
Palisades Road, Santa Ana
Heights. will deliver the last
1nessage In a series on the last
chapter of ''Revelations" en-
titled ''Forever and Ever and
Ever.'' The 7 p'<:lock evrning
:o;ervice will be conducted by
Youlh Director, Larry Turner.
Members and Friends of the
First Baptist Church of f'oun-
lain Vall ty, 174Ia Magnolia
Street are welco me to attend a
se.rvite of installation on Sun-
day Evening at 6 p.1n. for
their new pastor. 'T'he Rev.
Douglas W. Je ffre y.
Partici patir.g in the program
\viii be Dr. A. George Down-
ing , Executive Secretary of
!he An1erican Bapti st
Churches CJf the Pac i f ic
Southwest, Dr. Larry Allen,
Vice President of the
American Baptist Seminary of
the West, The Re v. Pete Legg,
American Baptist A re a
Minister. Eugene G i 11 i am,
Pulpit Comm ittee Chairman,
Cha rl es Lamb, Chu r ch
Moderator, and John Eighmy,
...
Viet Chairman or the Board of
Deacons_ The Clty of Fountain
Valley will also be
represented.
"The Book on The Shelf." is
the sermon topic of the Rev.
Nor1nan L. Brown on Su nday,
at the Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church of Newport
Har bor, 3262 Broad Street.,
Newport Beach, at 10 a ni.
worshi p servtce Su n d a y
School is held at !he sa1ne
tinic.
SI. John the Di vi ne
Episcopal Church, 2043 Orange
Ave nue, Costa ~fesa v.•ill
observe early Holy CHm-
munion at 7:30 11 .m. Fr. Don
Longenecker v.·ill serve as
celebrant. Morn ing Prayer
Service al 9:30 a.rn. at which
time nursery care will be prn·
vided. The Youth Group will
meet at 7:30 p.m.
Speerh Set Cu11r•e Set
Robert E. Jlagc, vice-Laguna Beach Com-
president or engineer· mun'ity Presbyterian
ing r o r McDonnell Church will be hosting
Douglas Corp., v.•ill be a videotaped col o r
the realllred speaker Bible course 111 25
parts. The series has
at the Saddleback Val-been put together by
Jey Christian Business-Dr. Edv.-·ard Bauman,
me.n'i Committee Char-\Vho has worked 1n
ter Banquet Oct. 2 at Bible telecasting for
6:30 p.m . at El Adobe ten years. The preview
Restaurant in San Juan s hov.'ing of the ser ies
The Costa Mesa Fou rsquare Capistrano, 'fhe group \Vil! be held in the
Church, 1734 Orange Ave., will meets every \Vednes-church parlor at 9:30
have its usual schedule of Sun-for breakrast at 7 a.rn. and JI am. and 7:30
day serviC'es. Rev. Robert B. at Buffy's Restaurant. p .m. Sunday.
J acobs, Pastor will speak on -----'---------'-----------
the topic. "Isaiah's Secret of
.Power·• for the I l a.m. Morn-
ing Worship Service. Rev.
f"red .Reed. administrator of
the Pilgrim School o f
Montclair Calif will speak in
1he 7 p.m. service with Kurt
You ng of Buena Park as guest
soloist. Sunday School for all
ages wil! convene at the usual
time of 9·45 am Rev Robert
Gaar, assistant Pastor will
teach on the Gospel of Mark
on Wednesday night at 7:30
(Set. PULPIT Page S) .
Bristling Topic
Facing· Bishops
NEW YORK {AP I -On
touchy problems, the Roman
Catholic Church edges upon
them, by stops and starts, by
pulling back, then n1oving
ahead again, by partial:' ten·
tative steps that often even-
tually beC1:lme the norm.
That pattern was discernible
this week as the church's
leaders prepared to gather in
Rome for an international
Synod of Bishops beginning
next Thursday.
They'll take up, for full-scale
analysis, a bristling subject
!hat unt il recently was banned
from their cfficial discussion
-the requirement of celibacy
for priests,
Although Pope Paul Vl has
?.JJthorized consideration only
of the possibility of ordaining
some married men in areas of
acute need, taking llp that
limited aspect, jn effect, dpens
up the whole celibacy ques-
tion,
This now is the clear pro-
spect. as urged by several na -
tional hierarchies, including
those of Cana da; J apan, the
Netherlands, and as highlighted
in preparatory stud ies made
for U.S. bishops.
Only last year, after the
Dutch bishops called for a full
alrlng of the toptc, Pope Paul
issued a letter, saying pr!e.stly
celibacy is an essential law ot
the Church and "it cannot be
subjected to argument."
But as ferment over the
matter swelled , he tempered
his st.<ind to make room for
bringing up the subject under
the question of whether lo
perrn i t, in sp ecial
c1rcum:>tances. ordination lo
lhe priesthood of S-On1e mar-
ried n1en.
If this is done, as is widely
expected, it still wouldn't give
already ordained priests the
option to marry, nor would it
allow those who ha ve left the
ministry to marry the right to
return to it.
But ii would be a related
step in that direction. And thi!
is the way, by cautious,
limited adjustments, by
tesling the ground, by side
detours, halls and resump-
tions, that the Church often
gets where it is going.
As a recent example, when
the Second Vatican Council of
1962-'&5 authori zed the or·
daining of married men a!
permanent deacons, a rank
just below the priesthood, it
was done lo meet particula r
shortages of clergy in Asi a
and Africa -ORANGE COAST c HURC H DIRE CTORY
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llOJ Ylo Lido, N•wport IHch I Nurs ery Ca.re p;·nr>idcd. Junior Churcll N•rMry Core I 9:00 & IO;JO A.M. 7:00 P.M.-Youtll Servlc-You1ll s,_.kHS I Church & S1111day School-t :OO·lO:JO A.M. 548-4771 541-4341 644 °7400 Coo l~ Mt1• No.th 9:00 r.M.-Afler Glow s...,t .. t-1efr .. h111enh I lteodl11t 11:00111, Jll S YI• LI4•
MESA VER DE lrvint -Et1 I Bluff You1h Service Sotu rd•y 7 P.M.-HouM •f Monna Newport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scientist METHODIST CHURCH UNIVERSITY
Ne-..pert·M-r~-Schoor -Ag" 2!/1-S -6:30 A.M. le 1:30 P'.M. 1100 P'oclflc View Dr., Coro110 def Mllf Newport Unity --Mt•• Vtrd1 & B•~•r St. METHODIST CHURCH fall Seulo..,_.45·2J2J Church & Sunday Schoal -10:00 A.M. 549-27 19 I JJ.1231 ··-·
W11,1h;p & Churc" Sch11ol I 8472 Culv1r Jl:otd Reodl119 lto1>n1 -l S00-1 Coa9' Hwy . I LO lE,_. D. FLICKl ,..GEl . Mlnj\I••
Oew111lon11I S«wlce -IO A.M, & 11: 15 A.M. 9:00 & 10:10 A.M. el U"lv•r"IV Ot1•• HARBOR A SSEMB LY OF GOD Wod. l wet1h19 Tnrlmony Meetl1191 -I P·'"· -All ChurchH Sund~v Sc~1>ol for .II •g•• -8: .. 5 A,M. W11r1hip & Chu rc~ School
' 9 J 10:30 A.M. 740 W. Wilson, Coit• Mesa
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Alt nre cnrdi(ll/y invited t.o o!te11d 1.he church 15th a11d lrwi11e, Newport leoch F-cunta•" v.11 •• Of fice -64 6-5111 DIAl-A-PRA YER 646-0•)9 FIRST UNITED 141-4704 tervice3 and enjoy the privileges of the L•9un• 8t •th jl. L. Hl!llTWl!CI(. '•tt.r llO&l!:llf I . S!JT!O. Readi'ng Rooms METHODIST CHURCH JIM SIMGLETO,_., Mlnl•lor tf Ed1tc•rlon METHODIST CHURCH Mlnlaltr ti Ytut' C•ll 0£,..Tll Y, 1!215 Buth ••d Mlnl1lor 11 M1t1l1 Child Core Provided AT ALL SElYICIS THE EPISC OPAL CHURC H 9b2 ·159l 21 bl2 w,,1 .v Dr1•a -5UNOAY SfRVIC!S -W11roh ip & Church .School 1n Sou1n LoQu'I~ .
W11,.hip tnd 9:45 A.M.-S1111d•y Sch11ol Welcomes You. ' 9:30 A.M. x Mini o!t• Church Seho11I -10 A.M. 10:10 A,M.-"Co11 The Ch11rch S~"l•e." .JJarbo1· C/.riJlian Cf.u1 ·ch I ST. JAMES, 3209 Via Lido, Ne wport leoc;. 11
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7:l0 A.M.-Hol, E11cho ri11 1:00 r .M.-l he Wa90111 A1e Co111fnt 9:00 A.M,-Farnily Worlhip & Church School \ l/ I N•wpor* Bt •<h ,( S.r'"o" by Pcot1>r Of NEWPORT lfACH -fDl1clpl1111l I 11 :00 A.M.-Ah•t11ot e Holy fucho rbt & CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL M .. t1119 lt9911lot1r Harper flemento'l' Scheel Mo•ninq P1oyer, Nunery I 1 .. 00 W. So lbo• 81 ... d. bJ}.]805 ,, .. Schel l -KltMl.,..tM1n -ll ...... ftllf"1' -Cftlll Ct r• 42S I . 18th St,, C0Jt11 M•1a Pr11vlded I' Wot1~ip-9 ,JO A.M. Churc h Scl.ool-9:JO J 11 A.M,
~·4 5 A.M. Mid-Wnk Hol y C1>rnmvnlo11 & Heoll119 Servites 'I Church School ,. I CENTRAL BIBLE CHURC H 11orning \Vorship , • _ .. -... 9:45 A.M. Tue1doy-l O:JO A.M, Wit dn ... do y--8:00 P.M. ' ' PRES BYTERIAN CIIURCHES 23rd .tt Or•nge , Costa Mesa -548·5303 NurM'l' & l l11dert••te11 Profl •41 The llew. John P. Athey II , Rector -P'honit : 67 5·0210 Street
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Phone: 642-2725 ST. JOHN TH E DIVINE, 2043 Orange ,\ve., C.M. I of the Coastal Areas le•. Fred It. MorM, r a.ter '
J,C.,,.J119 Worshl~1 O:JO 0.111. -S1111dcry Schaal 9 •·"'· !vlinislcr: Dr. D. \V. 1i1cE\roy Su11doys 7:30 & 9:)0 Church School -9:10
I Christ C hurc:h Presb yterian I Thunday1: 6:10 l 10 o.'".; Holy Days 01 annou11cff
S•lldcrf 1-1 .. Wonhl,-7:00 p.m.--P1ayer Meetl119 WM .-"7 :00 '·""· Vicar, The Jl:e•. Joh11 W. Donold111n -r'ho,.. S41-8326 20112 Mag11olla INeor Adams! Hu11tln9!011 leach C H URCH O F CHRIS T ' Rew. Donald (. R11bem , P11$tor
' Sunday Wonhlp: 9:JO A.M. Churct. School: 9:10 A.M.
U'LIJJ I Office: 201 12 MatJno~51, Phone: 968--4940 SAB BATH SERVICES 287 W. WILSON ST .. COSTA MESA
WILFRID 'S EP ISCOPAL CHURCH RE LIG IOUS SC HOO L let-..-Horbor 1111d F11lrvle-.. ST. I Ch~rch of t he Covenant
' 28SO Foir.iew Rood, C"'" Mtta harbor reform temple SUNDAY MOR NING !!BL! STUOY •......•.•.••••• '1:45 A.M.
I SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP I CO MMUNION , •• , 10:41 ,A,.M, 8236 Ellis St., Huntington Beach l ruce A. Kurr!•. Po1tor SUNDAY EV ENING WORSHIP ..... ,.,.,,,,.,,,,,. 6:00 P.M. Su11d•y Worihlp: 1:15 & 9:10 A.M. Ch~rcfl School 'l :JO A.M. RABBI BERNAROP,KING WEDNESDAY EVENING llete STUOY .............. l :JO P'.M. 8.00 A.M.-Holv Commu11ion ' Phone: 545·4104 ... lb. rnetting ~r NURSIRY CAlf PlOVIDID I q·JO ,o,.M.-~~milv Se1vic• A Chu•c h Scho ol INur1t•v Ct t11' Community Presbyterian Churc:h St James Episcopal Church o 3209 Vi• Lido. Newport Beach W. Whit Herrl119I•• ••11 lo,.e11t ! 1:00 ,O,.M,-M 111~i ng Wo,1hip (N\l.,•ry Co1•l ' • f or lnlorm11ion: C•U 6 1S-7230
I 41 S l'o'"' A••11ue, .... u•a hocll Mini1le1 M.,,;.,1 o: •• clor 1 00 P.M.-F.,i;.,.1 E••n•on q & S•t"'o" It••· Dottald H. 8olrd-lle•. Albert 0 Hfe r,.. P hone: 645-3191 Day or Ni9ht I f.ri;ocopt( Yo ung Chu•,hm t" I Sut:4.., Wonhl,: 8:45 • t :JO -11 A.M. Church kllo•I: '1;]0 SHARON ' TEMPLE ,O,ll L:turg •t1 ••• ;n "''al "Af;OUt 1;,~•• I P'ho": 494,7555 ¢ T~o Church 11 ''"'~' 1v1H•tl• lit Hol~ M•rtltft. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church I Tllo ,.,..-netlwe 9'1'11 .. 0fH fer Ille ~NE-tfus ~O,itUUNllY ®iu1<e~ JAm •< C. C•l•v, P•alor -961·7St2 ~ ••. : 5l6·•0bl
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I Cllwln Herbert Dlereflflelol, P'cntor
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NEW PORT HARBO R P'he11e: 646-1147 All J twi1h f•rnii et 1r• inv;1.d to join u 1 in • t•ulv rn••ninql~I I TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LUTHERAN C HURCH St. Mark JlrH byterian Church J.t.llATH IYININCio lllYICIS-FllDAY AT 1:11 P'.M. Tu,111 R0<:k Drlv• •nd ... m..111 Orlva ront l>lodt -.•n o! LUTHERAN C HUR C H OF THE MASTER r;--i C•m~ut "•IWl. $1" Olto0 Frtew1v ._ Cu1vor1 Sourn 10 Cor11111r Jall'bor" I lcntbluff Dri .. , CorOll• del Met SplrlhMI Le.-.r -lnbl Gano11 Goodr11•• C1meu1 Dr,1 RJ,hl lo Turtl• II.~ Drlv1. 798 Dover Or. LI 8-363 I 2900 P•ci fic View Or. Jofttft Grohom IClrtt, P'cntor •46-5552 Ttmpl• 5htro fl Ch11ir -0 "•9 Sh obol s•t .1411 -•••• llt ll s-.. 1 .... '"'°' Wel'lhl, I Churclil Scliool -'1:00 & IO:JO A.M. -9 :30 A.M. S11nday School for all 09n The l:e,, Jo"'" Go. 110111. Corona del Ma r P'lil•M : 644-1)41 -11 :00 A.M. Momlnt W orship P1•tor I DR. WILLIAM R. EL LER 10:00 J..M.-''flw. Cr-lirfe,. n. Crow"" = NUllSl'llY C•OI ,llOV!DIO AT IOTK MOU lll The R.,. 1111110111 White, ' 6:JO P'.M.-Or. l"lllllp Gr_,...,, Wycllf'fe llltle Tr•inl9t•r I'~ lnt.rm•Tl9ol '"".,."''" a-... ~tlftn Ctll Ut.1'11 A1.,tt•nl P1tt1r
I Phone 644-2664 WAY IN FELLOWSHI~ We4_,.,, 7:JO '""'" ...... -"-· Ch•'* 1 THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY E~·!v Wo,,h:p 1:00 ,.m. ~ C:H URCH Of RELI GIOUS SCIENCE ,,...., Sc~I eH Y•11" Cio,.11,1 feJ •II_,.. Al!lllt!M •llR !lit l•l"tl ._rll C...._,_ Chr;1tiA" Ed ~t ttio~ 9: 15 t.m. t :OO A.M, Fe111lly W•rtlil,
Fo••i•• Wort~ip 10:10 t .m. OF 111.Vl>ll' COAST BIBLE CHURCH 10:00 A.M. SM11doy Cll•rcll IUND•Y SE llVICI' 11 :00 .... ~. Nursery Care Available Sc.,.ol Mlnltllr ' ... in •• ,,.. J l<M"'"· R.S.C.F. MAaco FORESTER .... HIGH. SAN JUAN CAPISTllANO Seventh-Day AlfenJ. i/.e WELCOME 11 iGO A.M. fo.tl .. Wenlll, Serric. .. tile U11lvenlty lll•lttodht Cit.Nit 4fl-1t4• 4f4·1141 ll0·0407
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 111 A•ocffo St., c .. iw M ... Ch.urcf. o/ PRIN CE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH SADDLEBACK VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH
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A,_.OllEW C.. A,_.QEltSQN, 1'1110~ MISS ION VIEJO 5tbb.th S•ltool , • , • •:10 .... l•,...d•V $t'*il: t:11 -Mo•nll'I ~anPo111 1 1:00 •ncl 11 :00 Or. H ubert Oavidton, Interim Pestor I Me1ni"I W11Hhip •• 11 :00 •·• p,;~c • of f'1•t• Lulh•••n Sc.heel -Miu E1th1r Chon, p,;~cip tl Moott"' .i ~ Mlalo11 Ylo lo llec....,tlo11 Co11ter S.U., kltMI -t 141 A.M. We""'I' -11 A.M. • 7 ,.M. P't•v•r M•t !•'n9 W1J., 7:JO p.111. Oflie• "hon•: 5•9·0521 School Phone1 149.0562 25101 Mo11to•oM1 Dr. -9Mf Little "-'M• l•ll '•rii WID. IYININ• -7:JI P.M. I '"'"It'"""'' ''JI •.m. Wt<I. ''" 11.m Ho..,. CHR I ST LUT H ERAN CHURCH RELIGI OUS SCIENCE M.,nlftt Wtr1111, 11111 Pm. •1"' "UCI' ., u :1u UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF l11l'Mll1y 1~ .... 1n1 l:M p.fft, Oot•l!t St.. L•oun• Hiii•
2Dl °l I. PALISA DES ROA D Minouri Svnod ........ ., ··-"THI WORTH o ,-A WITNI SS" 7'0 Yk tori. St. Co1,. M-Mtmllef Chwr(ll 61 U11llM (llllrCI> lltUtlWI k~ L.11 A1t11ltt SAHTA ANA HlllNTS lo,._, V. T•mew, P..,_r JU,..OAY 1111\llCI '1t:tl •.M. Sermon lty Pattor •UND.t.Y OCMOO< . ~· .... " ............. ,,., .l,M, S41·1404 Gu1it ,,..~ .. : Or O"l" M .. n MOii.Mi ... WOlttlO, . ' .............. ll:M .... M. Rev. D1rve Nlchol 11, Th.M. ,, .. '·""· w1,.,hl~ i•r.,,<n : l:U t. 11 .l .M. S!M11y St-11 ,,,. .l.M . "· SVl!NINO WOlllMI, ·········-······ fKI ll l lLL c1..ua 0' lojlW,Ollf l llit.CH lll'IOMllOAY ............. . 11M , M. Adu!! 111111 Cl.tit: f!N .l.M. IJ0-411S MIDlll'l•K llllVIC•
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Pulpit and Pew
Crusade
Pre1laration
Under Way
BUILDorBUY
TRADITIONAL
GRANDFATHER
CLOCKS
jC\nttnutd From race 4)
p.m. with the Cru~der Youth
also meeting al 7 30 p.m. with
the ir youth leader, Chris
Hsughey in charge.
The Rev. J11mes E. Piercy,
Past.or of First Chrl11lan
Church of CAl_.ta Me11, 792
Victoria St., will conclude his
~eries of sermons on the Book
of Acts as he preaches the
messages, "Anchors that hold
the Soul" during lhe mornin~
worship hours. 8;30 a.m. 11nd
10:50 a.m. and "H(lw Plans
become Realities" during the
evening worship h<lur 7 p.m.
Other ~r1•ices on this Lord's
Day are Sunday Bible School
at 9:40 am .• C hur c h
fellowship di nner al ~:30 p.m.
and Chri'il.ian Youth Fellowship
at 6 p.m.
Ne wpnrt Center U n It t ti
~1 ethodlrt Church worshh"!! in
l ht sanctuary or St. Michaels
;ind All Angels F.piscopal
Ch11rch. Mar~ut>n1e a n d
Pacific View Drive. Corona
def Mar. ;ii II 15 a.m .. each
Sunday . Church School and
chi ld care are provided 11t the
same hour. The Chtince! Choir ,
under the direction of James
R. Garner, will sing . Don A.
Bassett. min ister, will speak
on !he sub.iecl. "F.ach One
Teach One." A Jr and Sr .
High School Peach Party and
Weiner Roast will be held at
Big Corona. from 4 to 7 p.m.,
Sunday. All interested youlh
meet at !ht bath house at 4
p.m.
Rev. Bernard Burrv. former
pastor and active leader in
Harbor Christian Church, will
deliver I.he sermon al !he
worship l!lervice at 9:45 a.m.
with Ser mon subject "I Should
Like To See." The service will
be ~onducted at J-fnrper Schf)l}f
on 18th Street al Tustin Ave.,
Conta t.1esa. Please note thtil
this will he the l:i st servict
held 11l Harper School. On
October 3 the church will
begin meetin~ al the Bov~·
Club of the Harbor Area . Up-
per B;iy Branch. 2131 Tustin
Avenue.
Ortoher 4. al Ora nJ.!t Counly
Tt<'n Challenge. lnc;ited at !ht'
Traffic Circle in !ht Cit flf
Oranae. Gary Fisher will be.
laying down some heavy rap
aOOut hia 16 years addicted tl'l
heroin. Gary's life was spent
bound by drugs and now he 's
free fro m that life. He'U be
sharing how God changed ~is
life from a dope addkt lo a ltfe
of purpose and meaning. Also
that night, Rl'ly Perry, a folk
.singer who work.! with Gary
will be entertaining . This all
begins at 7-30 p.m. Admission
i.s free. Also. li.sten to
RAPLINE every Sunday night
al 10 p.m. on KEZY. 1190.
Octl'lber 3. the subject will be..
"Should Prayer Be Bllnned
From Schools?'" Call up and
express your opi nion.
Thi!! Su nday al the. IO :ln
a.m Servict of the Unltarlan-
Unlversallst Ch urch of Costa
Mesa, t259 Victoria Street. the
speaker will be Jerry Cohen. a
member of the chu rch, who
will discuss Existential and
Gestalt. approaches in cnn·
ltmpor;iry psychology in hi~
talk · · G l' t t i n g Together ''
Nurserv earl' will be pro vided.
t.1embirs and gue5t5 art' urg·
ed to remain aftl'!r the Service
tn enjoy "Coffee and Con-
versation''. A Cooperative
Religious Education School
has started at the Church for
children. a~e:; 3 years through
High School.
Dr. Ch;irles H. Dierenfie1d,
pastor. will preach a sermon
entitled "Not For Sale ~" at
tt,e It 9:30 and 11 a.m.
services Su n d a y , at St.
Andrew'!! Pre s b y I e r I • n
Church, r.oo SL Andrews Road ,
Newport Brach. At ~ p.m. Mr .
Robert L. Huestis, A.A.G.O ,
St. Andrew's organist will
present an organ concert in
Gr&ce Chapel. The concert is
open to the public,
For the two services on Sun-
day al Newport 0 11 r b Or
Lutheran Church, 798 Dover
Drive, Newport Beach. Putor
James G. Blain has chosen as
his sermon title. "Do Chris-
tians Have a Secret Source of
Power?" There are Christian
Education t Su nday School )
classes for all ages, 3 yrs. old
through adults, including B
High School class. There are
openings in the choi rs. the
Youth Choir meets al 5·15
FREE
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MOTIVATION RESEARCH CENTER, INC.
,.., "'ANQI 10 .• •UIT!N, TIXAJ nnJ
pm on WMnesda~·:oi: and in-
cludes children from 4th
through 8th grades , l h e
Chapel Choir ladu lt1 meel.s Clt
1·30 p.m. on Wednesdays.
This Sunday is •·Survev Sun-
day" at th e Orange Luihf'ran
Church of Huntington Beach,
6931 Edinger f,venu e, and the
8:45 and 10:15 a.m. Services
will feature wor ship, a devo-
tional message, hym ns, and a
survey nf opinions and nttd!'I
of the congregation . Nursery
care is provided. A "Fellow-
ship Hour'' v.•11J bf> held be-
t10.'een the services at 9:45
a.n1 for memt>ers and ~uests.
On (lctober 2nd at l : 30 p m .
the Grace Lutheran Church
Y.'omen v.·ill sponsor a ~futher
Oa ughter F'ashion Show to be
given by Sea rs. All women are
welcome For mo re in-
formatior.. please phone 892·
9310, weekd ay mornings.
ning at S.45 a.m. and the
sngle worship servict for the
fa mily at 10 a.m_ Pastor Lund
also stated that this Sunday
morni ng there w1H be a recep-
llon of new members by
transfer from other Lutheran
Church an adult instruction
class was begun last Sunday
and will co ntinue at 8:~ a.m.
during the regular adult and
Sunday school class time.
Resurrection L q I h e r 1 n
Chur ch, L.C.A., 9811 Hamilton
Avenue. Huntington Beach.
schedules i\1oroing Y.'orship al
10:30 a .m Arthur R. Tingley.
Pastor. will speak on : "The
Comprehensive Ch r is t i a n
Way". Sunday School sessions
for gradt>s two and above at 9
a.m. Nursery cart, Kinder·
gartners and First graders
meet at 10;3\) a.m. The Adult
Di11cussion Grou p meets at 9
am. lo conlinue their seri es
on · "God's Wor k and Con-
temporary Ethics "
Christ Lutheran Ch urch. 7f,ll
\'icloria SI . Costa Mesa.
marks R<11l y D;iy Sunday wHh
just one. service. at 10 :30 11.m.
The sermon will be "Missinn-
life" Su nday School Is al 9:311
a.m.
Fairview Baptist Church.
2525 Fairview Road. Costa
t.1esa schedules Su o d a v
worship at 10 a.m. Y.'ith the.
sermon by Rev. Melvin Taylor
"Of Truth and t\lyth'' Church
School is at 10:30 a.m. On
Wednesday al 7 p.m., a teen
rap will be held.
Gado Road, Capialrano Beach.
Anyone intere.sted in attending
class from 3 years or age to
adull'I are cordially Invited to
attend. "F'our -Dtmens!oned
l,,o\'e v.·111 be the subject of
Pastor Ackerman'!I sermon al
the Su ndBy morning worship
at 10 a.m. at Christ Lutheran
Chu rch. The Annual Church
and Sunday School Picnic will
be: held this coming Sunda.v
afternoon from 3 p.m. to S
p.m. on the church grounds.
especially the playground.
Guest .-.peoker
The Fi rst fhurch of
Religious Sr1enr e of
Ne\1•port R('aeh eont1n -
ues its se ries Clf gue!it
speakers in the ab-
sence or the re,i:ldar
ministC'r 1'his Sundav,
Dr. Orrin !\1ocn , ail-
minislrator of cdura·
tion for the United
Ch urch of neligious
Science, \.\'ill ~peak on
"The Science of ~ltnd
in '"ou r l~ife" at. 10
a.rn in the Ebell Cl ub,
515 Balboa Blvd.
LONG BEACH -Teen·
agers ol I.he l11ng Be 1 eh
Art'~ will be the m11j<'ll' pr~
cn1sade pr omot ional force in
dislnbut1ng publicity posters,
handbills, ;i n d newspapers
which prnn1pt ~·oung people to
attend the Cr11sade," ac·
cord ing lo evangel ist Phil
Woods, Ynuth C om m i I t e e
Chairma n for the up-cnmtng
Long Beach r.1orris Cerullo
Spiritual Life Crusade at the
~1un1c1pal Auditorium, Sunday
through OcttJber 3.
Rev. Woods prior to entering
lhe ministry about two years
a:;o was the manager of
in Ft Worth, Texas As a
travelling ev11ngelisL he has
hrld meetings in T e x as ,
\V iscnnsin, ~1 ich igan, Ohio,
California and ~1issouri.
"One of our key functions
dl1ring !he Crusade \.\.'ill be to
get ~·oung people out to !he
:o;pecial F'am1ly Night Rally on
Friday, October I," said Re v
\\'oods. "Also, some of the
young people will be involvfil
1n Crusade rounscling."
BUILD FDR •••
FUN AND PROFIT!
BUY AT •••
FACTORY PRICES!
SAVE $200.
••• AND MORE
llu1ld • clock to b.eut!fy
your ow" hotl19 or lor ssi. to fr1end t,
ntlthbott end retail outl1ts.
Do·•l·yourt•lf
k•l5. m;:,wm1nt1,
f•nlthMI clocks.
shipped prom ptly o"
Model 1 ~ mon.-y-btck
llll tlt Wa lnut 1u•rant1•
~IT? '°" FR[( COLO" l"OCHUlt[
"Thi!i ls My Fath r r 's
\Vor!d" \\"ill be the 11\le or tile
sermon for Sunday, given hy
the Re v. Willis J . Loar, pastor
of the Finl Baptist Church of
Hun!lnglon 8 ea c h 6th 11nd
Orange Strret W l'l r s h i p
srrv\ce i!I at 11 a.m. wi1h
Church School for bnth adult
and children at 9·45 a.m. Al
the evening service at 6.30
p.m Pastor Lo11r will continue
11 study of Great t.ten llnd
\\'omen nf F;iith with "The
~f;i n Whose 1-':ii!h \\louldn't
.lel l. ., The Alcanlar8 Circle
v.·ill meet. on Tuesday, Sep-
tember 28!h al 7:30 p.m. at
the home of Nancy F'aulk ner, -----------
Teenagers and ynung adults
ln!eresled in bec oming in-
vo lved in the }'O ulh activities
of this Crusade .should co ntact
Rev. Woods at 1213 1 870-3503
or at the Crusade Office (213 1
437·1152.
EMPEROR
CLOCK COMPANY
1~1 11 1 Not ti ngham Lane. The
program will be 11 speaker
from '"Hot Line". Bible Study
for Wednesday at 7:30 P .M.,
CQntinue the 11tudies of the
Book of Psalml'i.
'
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falrhope, Al•lt•->•Ill Yltlt 0 1r F.cr.ry Church Sets
Nighttirne
Cla sses
on Tuesd,y '"d wednesd,y. fQirltovm flemorioJ Pork.
daytime and evening cl;isses Th S hla d in the &1 rnce of ~lind will t out n 's Af ost Beailtiful
begin. offered h~· the. Chu rch Memori.al.s
of Rel1glnus Science, 20062 M.A USOlfUM • COlUMIA.llUM • CIMnm
The official opening nf the
Fall program at C h r I !i l
Lutheran Church, 7fl0 Victnri;:i
St., Costa l\1esa v.·iJI he
celebrated this Sunday. After
the regular meeting of the
Sunday Schoo l al 9:30 a.m.,
the children will joi n the ir
parents in the Church for the
single fesli\•al service. Pastor
Toroow '.s sermon, based on
the words of Jesu!I "I am
come lhat men may havr. life,
and have it in all its fullnl'!ss,"
places the emphasis or abun-
dant Christian living in bol d
contrast to the negative "im-
possible mission" as many
people loday seem to see their
lives. Jo addition tn !ht
fr stival service, a brief ex·
planalinn of the new cur·
riculum for the Sunday School
wil! also be presented.
Radio artist, Betty Hammer
\.\'iii sing at the e.leven o'clock
morning worship service of
the Crown Valley Covtnant
Cbur<'h Sunday. This service
as well as the ten o'clock Sun-
day School sessions are held In
!he Crown Valley School
cafetorlum, 29292 Crown Va l-
ley Parkway, Laguna Niguel.
Mrs. Hammer, who is a
member of the Rolling Hills
Covenant Chu rch Sanctuary
Choir and 8 teacher in the
Palos Verdes School sy.stem,
v.·As heard for many yl'!ar!!
over rAdio st.allon WMB T in
Chicago. In addition In bein1o1:
the reatured soloi.st. Mrs.
I lammer tr;i\"eled ex!en~ively
\\'ith inusical grnups Pastor
Rober! A. Honnette will con-
tinue a series on Flrst
Corinthians with ' 'Th e
Preaching of the Cross" as his
sermon su bject.
The Rev. Dr . Henr y
Gerhard, minister of the
Church nf Rellitlous Science nf
Laguna Beach, will ha ve .11s
his subject Sund11y . "Whal i!!
Spirituality~·· Service!'! are
held 11t 9 a.m. and 1 I a.m. at
the church. 20062 Ltlguna Can-
yon Road Junior Church anrl
t he High School Group met't
during !he 9 a.m. service.
Baby care is .cilso provided
durinit the early service.
Qualified teacher~ !'Ire in
<'hAr.'!e of all chlldren. Thurs-
day lectures are also given,
l'iponsored by I.h e ch urr-h, at
Lei~ure \1.'orld in Clubhouse.
Tv.·o at 10 11 .m., open to the
public.
Laguna Canyon Road i n
L•gu"' Beach. All cl""' are "'::'.'~ TREES of the WORLD ', open to the public. ":t
A Fall Roundup ;it the Fir~t
United Methodl11t Church of
Hunlln1o1:ton 8e1eb, 2721 Seven·
teent h Street , will bf! held fnr
the church and church school
Sunday with fi n emphRsis on
attendance as the church laun-
ches its fall program. In keep-
ing with the westrrn motif the
bny!I and girls will be given
neckerchiefs to wear each
Sunday during a fou r week
period. At the 9: 15 and 10 .30
a m worship services the
paslor. Rev Edv.•ard C Erny,
will preach on the theme '"The
Redisco\·ery of 1he Church.''
The F irst Yea r C!a:ii~ is en-···•--"".::.:__ Between Santa A.na ond Orange titled "rrinciples or Self On Fairhav en A.vm ue
Discovery," Rnd j,, nffcrerl on1-----------------------
The members of Fait h
Lutheran Church, 34381 Cati e
Portola, Capistrano Beach.
ha ve been inspired by the
Spiritual Growth Bible Classes
which are conducted by Rev,
James Knotek every Wed-
ne~day evening al 7 :in pm,
The public is in\"iled to attend.
Sunday's sermnn at !he 10.30
a.m. worship service. "Chang·
Ing Your Affection." will ex-
amine a Christian 's "·ill-
lngoe.c;., to v.·holly surrender
Himselr to God and lo allow
lhe "desire s nf rhe \vnrlrl" tri
lake second place. Aab ysittlng
Is provided during the Sunda y
services. Uist Su nday Faith'l!l
Sunday School attendance hit
its al!·time high . There are
cla~ses for all agrs-pre·
school through ad ult. Sunday
School begins at 9· JS. The
ad ult Bible class ii; presenl l_v
studying "The \l.'nrk and
Powtr of the Holy Sp1r11 ''
A Ranch Brea kfasr "'111 be
held this Sunday 11! 7 30 a m.
to celehr;ile Ra llv ll~y .11! !ht
Luthtran Church of Ou r
Saviour. JOO E. San Pabl(), San
C!tmente. The hreakfast \.1'111
C()St Mlc per riers0n anti all nf
you who have al.tendtd the
b r ea k fa s t before will
remember whAt ;i gf)l}d meal
and fun time i~ h11d. The serv-
ing lime. he.gins al 7· JO and
w111 la8t unlil 8·30. 11fter v.·hich
Rally Day itself will begin al
lhe regular church school lime
of 8:45 a.m. The new fall
l!l!rvice anG church ~chool
.schedule was announced by
Pat.tor Lu n d. with church
school and adul t clusu begin-
On Sunday, Sepl. 26. 111 F'lr,;t
Bapti,;t Chu rc h of SA n
Clem ente. Bible centered Sun-
dRy School rlasse.~ for 111/
begin at 9·4~ a m. Al ! 1 am ..
Past.or Philip N. Smith C(ln·
linues his stud y l h r o u g h
Corinthians "Some Positive
Nesative.~". At lht 6 p.m.
i::ervice Sunday e v e n I n g .
Pastor Smith takes h i ll
messa~e. from Daniel fill .
"Daniel in the L1on"s Den."
A!I Youth programs meet at.
7:30 p.m. Sunday evening. Al
Prais is the Youth Pastor .
Lecture Set
For Laguna
Congregates
Tuesdays frnm Ill In n0fln in
Leisure \Vor!d Sl11rlrn1!\ rirr
asked to n1r rl Ill 1he chu rf'h <1!
9·40 a.m. The cl11ss is Also nf·
fered Tu esdAy t"l'enings at the
church from 7 30 In 9·30 p,m
The Re v. ,Jill Gerhard will
te11 cb.
The Se<"l'lnrl ''Pilr 1.lA.~~
\.\'ill be. taught. by Or Henry
f;l"r hArd . minislrr nr lhl'
church Thf' cour.c;c i.~ rnlitlrd
"Contiouini::: S1t1riy 1n 1hr.
Science nf ~1 ind." nnd '"ill br
offered davs frntn 10 In nMn
lo Leisure \vnrld. Sturlen!:!i will
meet ;it the church al 9,30
Changes that are freeing the a.m. The evenin~ rl;1.c;.c; meets
individ ual and soc i e 1 y al the church frnm 7 JO tn 9:30
'"1ndicall'! a tremendous and p.m
bentfict>nl power for good pro-The cnurses will rnntinue fnr
peJJ ing U!'I forward," explains trn week~. This i.c; the fall
Robert H. Mitche ll. C S.B., or terrn nf the .~tuf\ie~ ln the
Edinburgh, Scotland. Science. nf M111rl Twn n1her
r-.1r Mitchell. a member of !t>rms <Ll"" nffrre\i, heg inninl!
The Christian Science Board in Januarv find f\.1arch nf 1972.
or Lectureship, will speak SU[I· Each lerfn mriy hr l11 ke n in-
day al ~ p.m. In Lagun) dependently if sn rlesired, or
Be11ch. His lecture, titled "Are !he three lerm.c; 1akcn con-
You Receptive to Change?'', stcutively con.~!1 !ute nne year
will be given in Irvine Bowl, of slurfy In the Science of
650 Lagun;i Canyon Rd _ It ill Mind.
sponsor&! by F1ri1I Church nf Credit is i:;1\'Pn hv the
Christ, Scientist, La /Z u n a Institute of Reli:J!IOU!'< Srfenrt
Beach. . of Los Angel~ for all cnursell
~1 r. P.lltchell is nn tour All classes are l u i lio n
Mrs. Duane IPat) Black will throughout the United Stales cour.ses Te1ephon r !hP churrh
speak to the \\'omen's Service and parls or Canada. He is office. 494·04911. for details ,"\n
Organlzatifln el C h r l 1 t both ft Christian Science prac-a<'ademic rirrreQu1s!le.~ are re -
Presbyterian Cburch, 20112 titioner and teacher. qu ired .
~1a~nolia , 1-luntinglon Beach.,.-"==================-'-'-=='---....:;[
on the suhjerl "\\'omen Po\.\'er
in The Church" Tuesd ay ill a
noon luncheon. The puhlic is
invited to altrnd. ~rl!. Black
is <1n Elder at St. ~farks
Pr esby!erian Ch u r c: h in
Newpor1 Beach and "'II~ a
Delegate to the G e n e r a II
Assemhly. --Ra lly Day will be htld lhi5
1 com~..5utiday st the 11 a.m.
se.ssinn of Sunrlay Schoo l atl
Chrli t Lutheran C b u r c b .
Camino Capistrano et Dtl
Ched tho Most
Popular New
Colu mn Alive •.
'Chocking Up'
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AT
Christ Lutheran Church
76 0 VICTORIA
Sunday School at
9:30 A.M.
Ral ly Service et
I 0:30 !Ono s.,vico Only)
Topic Will Be
MISSION: LIFE
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Camels Played Role in Blazing a Rugged Route
A few dlys after thf. clost of what
Bf:mud DtVoto wu lat.u to Cl.lJ "The
Year of Deci.sion-1846." t"'·o mto on
hor~back made their wt y acrnM the
Cuull. Vie}I ~Old Grade ) through the
rugged mount.ain..s north of the San
fem.ando P.tission. Sinct 17f1 the Fran-
ciscan padre& had bttn using the formr:r
Jnd !an trail from the San Ftrn"1ldO _
Valley to the Sanl.a O ani Valley -by
now it \l'as usable not only by horst.5. but
also by pack mules; t.Vl!fl «ii:e&rtl lum·
btred up lt. ~ when _I.ht t•.o men. one
8 Spanish-speaking Indian guuk ~ !he
other tht: already-renowned ··paithfindtr, ''
B~vel Col John C. Frmlont. pa swi
through it, it was &eartti)' uncharted ter-
ritory. Although Frenonl md the _ men
iollo1A»ing him had expected ~esist.ance
from I.ht Mexican Army at this narrow
defile. thert w1s none : as !hey de~ended
l o"'"ard the mission. Col. Andre3 Pico 1tnt
a note which initiated the surrt.ndt:r af
California to the United States.
fl'mont's incredible ch.apt«! in the
pages of history book! had beg\lll, and
California ~ame a at.ate .
PRE.\tO~'T'S FAME •tllcMd it.self to
tM sleep. remote slash through the
isolated mount.a.in barrier. and for ma ny
vears htnctforth It w•s known as F'rt.·
inont Pass.
In August. 1854. LL Edv.'W'd Fitzgerald
!Ned i BeaJe , another figure dt!ltined lo
become a legend in the annals of the
growing transrontinentaJ Republic. ar·
ri\·ed to establish Fort Ttjon, M>me 77
mi les north of Los Angelts, in today·s
Kem County. The goa..I of establishing the
fort was to quell restless India n tribes ,
and 10 protect against outlaws such as
Joaquin Murrieta, recenUy slain nearby
bv rangers. Accompanying Lt. Bta!t wa~
O>mpany A of the 1!f. Dragoons, wh ich
made camp in .. a narrow valley htmmed
in bv mount.a.ins and sMded by huge
oaks .···
Beale, later to win both nation al and in-
ternational fa.me . /for saving California
from 1eces1\on when he suppressed Lin·
coln "s draft order in California, and as
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Ambassador, respectively ) had already
gerved in both the Navy and the. Army,
and been appointed Commissiont.r of
Indian Affairs for C.lifornia.
Beale and Fremont had occasion to
meet intermittently during these years:
in fact. ooe night they spent toeether was
recorded in Be.ale's memoirs:
". , ·"·ith my usual Providence I had
brought no blankets, and Mr. Fremont of-
fered me part or his bed, wh~h wag a
monstrous griuly bear-skin. J goon began
to itch so much I told him there must be.
fleas in his btarsk.in, at which he
laughed.
"VERY SOON I see.med to be on fire.
and got up and went to where !he waltr
was lapping on the crag, but there WAS no
balm in Gilead that night for me nor for
many after. I could do nothing but 1well
and swear and swear and swell. .. L.mter
an old surgeon. who must havt 1ot his
diplom a in a SioUI lodge , poured arnica
Our MUI in SUI Francisco----~
School Near,
But ls That
AGoodBuy?
By HERB CAEN
SAtj FRANCISCO -Out of da te, as
busing began here: Local re.al estate.
ads with the familiar line: "Close to
schools" ... Addendum~ Until busing
began. J thought the only red·necked
San Fran~ were J.ho5e who rode
atound in tipen convertibles, but now
that's out of date, too.
l~'TERCO~'TINENTAl....Hotels. Pan
Am's innk.eepinJ sub!idiafy, made. a
pi1ch to buy the Mark Hopk.ins but
slruck out 1winging. you 1hould
pardon the mixed mel.apllor .
THE CHRON'S cl1.ss1fled ad of the
week : "CHICKEN LADY WANTED.
Must dre1s up llk e hen, clurk
greetings to Ptt11.Jum1 newc:omtrs. No
experience needed." As Sandv Roth·
1tein inquirt111 : "Are ~re Any ex-
_perlenced Chick.en L.adiei'?" , .•
Maltre d'hotel George at Gr ison's:
"Colone.I Sanders, your 1teak is
ready" ... And it's just not true that
Mike Nichols Is planning a ~ue! to
"Carnal Knowledge" titled ''Carn11.l
Sanders" and featuring a aex-crazed
chicken plucker •.. ls tha.t a fog horn
or did you jwt make a rude nnise:"
LURCHING AHEAD: The Mayor
and Candidatf: Fred Stling!'r didn 't gel
along .at all well during the Bernal
Heiahts Fair Sunday. As Joe was
nor'lllnt, a guy with a bullhorn walked
around announc.ins. ··Mayor Alioto
bleeps poor people." inspiring ~rspir
ing Joe to crack: "I'd like to th11.nk Mr.
Selinger for hiring this man ll:l bother
me.'' Fred ple•d• innocent.
EX·MAY01t ~rgt Chr\stophtr,
one of the 27 S.Y. Bis: Businesamt:n
who new tlfl lo Rus1ia last 'lll"kend. waa
one buay fell ow before takeoff. First,
along came Archbishop Fulton J.
Sbeerl -booked on the same AA filgtlt
-•M Geor1• klued hb; rinl· 1btn
t ight rabbi& •Pl»•~ with a Tor•h
the.y waoted somebody to deliver to
Moocow, and Goor1• -...i.
Crazy boy! To whom ii ht 1oln& lo
&Jve ll
l!il'INOP'P': Ea Plotte.1 u ya Kosy,ui
hu a recurrent niVttmare -"two
mlllim\ Cmcba: In Red Square illin.c
mai.. b<IJ. wllll chopoti<b."
~UllTREI\ ll!UGIOUS NOTE :
Last week Dick Ow• wa1 quoted
here u follow1~ "l •at drivln' acrosa
the Ba)' Brldlt Mhind this e1mper
with 1 tlumper".uip that aaid 'lf you
lovt Jesus, honk twice.' ao I Mnked
tv.1ct and the driver-leitns out and
pva me ttM:. ftnctr! .. -and J'm l«TY
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I brought 11 up Since. then I've had a
ton of mail and phone calls from peo-
ple who insist the drivtr was not <;11•av·
ing his middl e f1ngtr but his indet
finger, \\'hich means "There iR only
one "'ay to God lht Father -through
Jesus Chrtst" ... Okay. but Dic k
hangs !ough "You think I don"t know
The Bird when I see it ~"
\\'ET FLASH: Prof. Wi\ltam Shock-
ley .. Stanford's Nobel Laureate, Ff"O-
poses "as a thinking txerti!>t." that
the Govt. offer bonuse• for the
sterilization of pe<1p!e who don't pay
income laxes . , . Shockley. these
frontal assaults on our Governor must
cea&t !
SUFFERING from a sorr back
(don't ask me how he got 111,
Screen~ Ryan O'Neal popped S21
fo r tht standard. no-h11nky·p1n ky
massage at the hands ol ravishin1
PhyUis Schrobsdorff •t her Bocaccio
Europea n ,_1assage Parlor on O'far-
re\l. "He.'s gentle, charmin! and
muscular.'' brt.athe.s Phyllis. a onner
1>1.i.sll Ge rmany. Back in hls T·•hirt,
jeans and tenniea. Ryan then look her
lo lunch at Del Vecchlo"s, where he
brtakfAsted oddly on baco n, egg1 and
a bottle of whlle ..-t~.' ff you want
eve.n more unneceggary details, 1 ain't
aot 'em.
i\ND WRY is Jim Mills. Pres. of the
State Sen11te, tooling around with a
"Milla for President" bumper 1trip~
Well, Congr. James Burkt. b•ckinc
Wilbur Mil13 for Prez. sent thf. atr!p lo
Leon GrMl!m•n of San Jose and l...Hn
gave it to Jim •nd .•• Wilbur, by the
way. ii not to be taktn slightly. Asked
hil opinion of Nl1«1 '1 trip tn Peking,
ht achieved thi8 tl.1tMman11kt Might:
"Thtrt'a • lot lo be l°'t. 1 think. ()(
C()llrs.t, U!tte's • lot lo be gelntd,
too."
OUR EXCLOO th.al l.Alvl Slrauu
will hive • :tt·story fowtr In
£mbatt1dero Ctnltr 11 1 t 11 1 un-
nervingly eseluslvt. but you can bet
It'll hapl)tn. Meanwhile Architect
Sindy Wa\ktr 1ugaests that Lev i build
II 34 atorle~ "bec11use It'll probably
&hrlnk two atorle.s alter the fir•t rain."
Motorl1t1 hffdint north from San f•rn•ndo on the amooth con-
cr•t• ribbons of lntar1tete S •re Mldom awar1 •• they roar up and down
th• grede1 of the notorious Ridge Rout• how cloN th1y are to 1ome of
Cellforni•'• colerful p~at. WMrt the Antelope V•ll•y FrHway (Route .C 1rc1
to the right from lnter1tet1 S -for the rno1t P<1rt huried bt;neath font of
modern-d•y cement -lies the Fremont Pa11, wh•rt a hendful of men
1trut1lod to find a w1y acro11 the rugged San Gabri•! Mount1in1. It is
now the Sen Fernando Pa11. Som• 50 mile1 north. when th• Ridge Route
pr-,,.rel it• long plun .. into the flat land of the s.n Joaquin Valley, f•W
motorist• know they ar1 pa11ln9 near Fort T•lon, whar• cam1l1 ent•red
the Army ancl where tough men again conquered th• terrain for a pa11age
north. TheM illu1tr•tion1 •nd this colorful account ara taken from tM
C•lifornla H.ighw•y Naw1 lullatln publlahed hy tha Division of Higtlways.
over me. for which 1 promUitd him if I
tver caught him ashore to pay him off
with a vitriol bath. And all this happened
in the (all of '-46.11 '
One int.tresting footnote to the con-
struction of Fort Tejon is that despite the
fact that it was situated in an oak grove.
the lumber used in ils adol>e building!'!
had °'come. around Cape Horn in sailing
vessels. landed at Santa Barbara, and
was freighted in wagons across a long
and circuitous route through the moun-
tain&." ! Surely one of t h e un-
der.statements of the century in a
roadless wilderness).
One of the more colorful episodes of
Beale'1 carttr related lo the import.ation
of camels. Fort Te jon l•y at the western
terminus of the "Jefferson Da vis
Highway" -a printitive route acros.!I
mountains and destrls named in honor or
tht then-F~eral Highway Administ rator.
Beale reasoned that since. camels
flourishtd in other desert 111.nds , there
was no reason why they should not in
''the great Ameri can desert" II!'! well . The
matter was arr11ngtd--1)nce sgain in-
volving Jefferson Davis. who by this time
had. become U.S. Secrelary of War , and
in the fall nf 18.57, on Davis' orders. Beale.
led a caravan of 28 camels on a wagon
road survey party from Forl Defiance,
New Mexico, lo fort Tejon. Fourteen t')f
the laden beasts we.re taken through Fre·
mont Pass by Bealt in December, 1857.
ACCOi\IPANYING him were two camel
handlers whose Arab nt\mes were quickly
reduced to "Greek Gtorge'' and "Hi
Jolly" 1for Hadj Ali) by the local soldiers
and frontiersmen.
The initial success with the First camels
inspired Beale to suggest foundlng the
Camel Corps : one camel could equal four
mules as 11 burden carrier : could carry
water the mutes needed but the. camels
didn·t : rou ld lraverse desert sands or
volcanic lava without damage to it! feet :
and C'OUld sw im rivers "'ith instinclJve
ease.
The camels stayed at Fort Tejon from
November . 1857, till June. 1861, when
they were britlly removed lo Lcs
Angeles, and quarlered v.·here the Times.-
Mirror Square. is today. across the street
from the Division of Highwa ys. The ex-
igencies of the Civil War. combined with
the fear !he alien beasts inspired in
horses, mules. land mule-skinners\ com-
bined to end the great camel ex~rimen!.
jHowever. while Greek George faded
lnlO obscurity. Hi Jolly married a ~fex·
ican girl, settled down, began importing
dates and establishing dale groves in
Ari1.0na . His descendants today are
welllll hy planters I.
Meanwh.ile, in thr winter of 1861·62,
heavy rains inundated Frt.mont Pass. and
washed away the primitive., steep grAde
across it. Be.ale, leading a party of
wldiers from Fort Tejon. deepened the.
cut across thl! pass by 50 feet, hewing out
the new toll road by hand. The new l"Ut
wa!'! finished in 1Bfi2, providing a much
wider jl5 f1.) and deeper new passage,
complete with loll gate.
THE TOLL GATE keepers lived in an
adobe nn the south side of the. busy pass.
~frs. Luisa MacAlonan. \.\Tiling in the
September 19~2 issue of Westways
magazine . tnld how she and her firs! hus-
band had run the loll gate for 7 years,
from 1874·1881. Gold dust. sht recalled,
"·as the rommon mE'ans of paying the
loll, and the rates were as follows:
Two-horse team .... , ....... Mc
Four·Mrse team ...... , , , , .. 75c
Man <'Jld horse . . .. . .. . . .. . Jflc
Loose horse 5c
Bolh oll 11.nd gn!d werP disroverecl 1n
nearby are:i.5, so the toll gale did a
nourishing businf!ss. But hy thr end of
the century Beale '' Cut h11d become loo
narrow to handle th e traffic. and its
.'(rade was too ~!eep for the newfangled
horseles~ carri11grs that wtre a.lready
beginning lo appear.
In 1910 it wa~ bypass~ b.v the Newhall
Tunntl which. in tum, was eliminated by
a series or la!er highways. TQday. Bea le's
CUt is nol visible from Sierra Hi!!hwa\'.
tOOay·s Route 14. Even the old hislorical
marker that read Frf!mnnt Pass. 1847,
has dis appeared, althoug h its stone base
remains. And in a short liml'. when th11
portion of lht Anle!ope Vallry Freeway,
Route 1-4. now under construction is com·
plete, travellers will speed by, ob!h·ious
even to the locale that was once so im·
port.ant.
BEALE. "''ho acquired Fort Tejon afttl'
ii was close<! by the Anny in 18£4, in·
corporatM it intn the vast 200.000.acre
Tejon Ranch he put together. After his
cartf':r as general and ambassador, be
retired to lhe. rancho .
In 1939. The Tejon R.11nc'*1 deeded five
;oicres tn the Stale nf California, including
the ruins of Fort Tejon. v.·hich btcame
p<irt nr the Stale park SyStl'm.
Restor.11 t1on of the past began in 1949
and in 1954 :lllO add1tion;al acres werE' pur-
chased by the st?.l.t from the TeJOn Ranch
Corporation. By 1957 , the restoration or
the barracks building and officers'
quarters was complete. iilong with an
orderlies' quarters preaerved in i!3
original state throughout the intervening
100 years.
Tcxlay For1 Tejon i5 open to visitors.
and is IOcat~ immediately adv:1cen l to
Interstate 5 in Kern County. It is not more
than an hour's drive from where Beale's
Cut through Fremont Pas.c; was . for 43
years. tht northern gateway kl Southern
California.
The Case for Lawyer Reform
Critical Review Says' We Have Too Many at Bench
Llwyer Reform News
II you went on a tour nl tilt eitles nr
m.ldwesttrn America and you came
upon a city whert thert were an in·
ordinate number of garbage cqltectors.
you "'ould, no doubt, wonder what was
1oing on in Iha! city.
Law~·ers in the United St.ales 11re.
something lik e lht garbage collection
establishment in our m y I hi ca I
midwes\em city.
If you wert tn makr a tour or lht cnun·
lrit s of thP world most like lht United
States -clean. modem, industrious 11nd
prosperous countrie~ such as Can ada ,
Auslralia. England . We5l Gtmiiinv 11nd
S\\•iturland -you would hnd. if yoU took
tht trouble to look into it. that courts and
J11wyer1 operate in a very difftrent man·
ner frnm what \\'e in t!it U.S. 11rp suh-
Jecled lo by our own rourt5 and l;1wvers .
Th e !eg:i.I systems in the~e couritrirs
function in 11 manner superior to th11l of
the l!.S. system vdth one quarter to on e
h111f as ma.ny lawyer~ ~r capila .
We believe. lhal thtre i~ 11 definilr con-
nection between lhe huge over-supply or
ll'lwyer~ in the U.S. and the ~vaslve
shystuism which charactt.1ize.s the U,S.
legal profes sion. The American who
btcnmes involved with • lawytr becaus e.
f)f an accident. probate Cir divorce. is
routinely &ubjecttd lo shy1ter type It.ear
praclices.
The U.S. far i nd 1w1y leads !ht world
tn tht: morbid category nf lawyers per
capita. Th l1 i! the ~ or too mAny
lawyers, a cross we Americ•n• must
btar.
THERE ARE many specific reason5
why virtually all the othlr countries Clf
!he world are able. to iet a\on1 with
many fe wer lawye.r1 than the U.S.
Other countries. by and large. do not
h<1ve many of tht make·•ork·for-lawytr~
in~litutions of the U.S. leg1\ system. Most
otht.r counlrie.s have oni or another
variation of "no-f11 ult" aulomnbtJe in ·
suranee, wh_ich Is con1ldered "con-
troversial" by U.S. lawyers 1ince. thty
make big l~s from auta actid.ents .
Preaently 11bout 20 percent nf the
resource• of U.S. courts art w1J1ted in
det.ennininl fauJt in automobUt •c--
cidenla.
Many other countrit11 have a r1IK!nt11I
and •imple land rtgistration 1ystem,
which means that re.al estate transac·
Oons can be carritd out without e1ct1sive
leaaJ mumbo-jumbo and lnterventlon by
lawyers. Contrast thi~-with the &itu1tion
In meny 1tate1 in the U.S. where lawyer•
horn ln on t Vt f".V re.a.I esll.te tranncUon.
coUecting a fat !tt..
Other countries, vlrtu11ly univristlly.
pnn·\de a mt•n.11 fnr the "'inner of a
la'fSUll kl collect a reaaonable le111.1 fee
from tht: loser. Thb Is not permitted ln
the. U S e.1cept in a tew r•rt ind tx·
cepUontl inatanc.ea.
MM\'\' OTHEI\ countries have tht 10-
called ''adversary system'' of cond ucting
tri11.ls. hul in no other country does it
reach the heights of timewasting absurdi-
ty that is routine in the U.S. frequently,
l~W)·ers in the U.S. get paid mort for
each additional day in court, !O it pa.vs
them to waste time.
In the U.S. judges are 11 rr11 id to control
lht antici; of 111.wyers because tht bar
a~socia lions have too much influence
over the appointment and elections of
judges. In other countries the judges 11Jre
far m(lre professional and fa r mort"
re sponsible. partly becaust the \ao.1·yrrs'
organization!'! dn not wield as much pol'.'er
over the judges.
To understand the reason \\-hy the t: S.
has so many lawyers we havf' to look inln
ho\\' nnf" becom~s a lawyer_ 11 1~
nec:essarv tn i:o to \11w school for thrt•
years arid then pass 11. st air bar ex·
amina!Jno Almo~l evt-ryone w ho
~raduates lrnm l11 w school pa:o;se.~ the bar
examinat1nn , sf!Oner (It lat.er . Becominll a
l;i.w yer. then. i5 mainly a matter of going
to law srhool.
The ml'l in qualification , unfortunately,
for artending Jaw school is ha\'ing suf-
ficient money lo pay the tuition . For
those who lack_lht ready cash. there Are
plenty of night law scbools, so that the
studrnt can work during the day to pay
tile tuition. Law schools are Of)l
acad emi cally diff icult, although lhert i~ a
J?"reat deal of seH-servlng propaganda to
f.ht rontr;iry, eenerat.cd by the schools
lhtmselvts.
LAW SCHOOLS can -and do make a
profit. This ls because the student-fa culty
ratio is \'try high 111 law schools and no
tJpensfve. equipmtnt \5 needed Jeicept
l)f'rhaps 11. library l. Thus the universities
whirh control most la"' schools are e11jZ'er
lo e.a:pand them. Thus Hiirvard . with 1600
studrnt,,, is lhf' lars:,rsl liiw school In lhfl
country Harvard. bf'cau~e nf i!s famP. is
11h!e kl 111tr:1.cl this la rge number of t.ui-
t1on·payinR students. Cnlumb1;1 I 21 w
school. annlhrr famous , high pre.5ll~e
s.chool. has been able In Attract lflOO
studrnls, makina It •nother one of the
1arRest In the country
The main f:i.ctnr, then . that rleterm1nr s
how man.v youn~ penp!e gn int(I !a"'· earh
~-l!ar i5 tht!: des1re11 (I{ t.h t ~'nun~ people
themsel\'eS. Just a!}<lut ;in ynne "''ho \\'ants
tn be a lawyrr can hf: onr if ht i~ willing
to spend 1hret> year~ in ll'I\\' school. The
rtsult has heen consiste.nl over-pro-
duction of law yers.
Too many youn g peoplt ~·ant In
become lawyers. In re~nl years even
mnre young peoplt> have bf'r.n eoing to
Ja w school. wilh the result that \11ow
sc hool enrollment has doubled during lbe
last ten years.
PRf~SUi\fABLY Lhe.se students 11re 1t-
lracte<l to Jaw school by 1.hP glamorous
imaRt: lawyers now hllvP due !n mis·
le «.i:ling television pro5)rams cnmb1ned
\\'ith the ~enera! notion i mlst;iken 1 that
law.vers earn a lot of money . A ff'W
lawyers do eiirn l;iri:e amnunt .~ nf mnnt,\",
but 11s US. Internal Revenue sl;itistir!
revtal lawyers dn nnt have uniformly
high inromr~. In f;i r t ;i.hout 12.000
lao.1·yers lo5e money e11ch year tr~·ing In
pr:i.ctice la11'. About h111f nf lhr ::;nlr pro-
prietors nf a la"' pract1re 1 lhr J11qzest
category of law~·ers 1 Nrn lr.~s than
s1n.ooo a year
:-\ot realized Ii i· id f!ahst1c voun:
students IS that the lawvers "'ho e;i~n the
most monev :irr. a~ a· rulr. thnr-e 11·nn
eng11ge in the ~h11rf)t'r<! pr;:ict1rrs and p11y
lhr lf'11~t attf'ntiri n to lr~;il e1l11c ~.
Hopefully the ynurig inen arid o.1 omen or
Amerir11 will rea~r go1n_g inln \~"' 1n surh
large number~ in the nr:ir fu!ur r Th e
career out\nok in lh is profe ssion is bleak
indeed and is _1tl"!ing t.o gel raridly wnr('e
during lhe next five years as reforms
such as no-fault insurance go in to effect.
Cust.otHB To1aghe1as Up
Stopping Narcotics Flow
F,,,m U. 5. Cn1tom1 Servlct
How 11u·tt11lul 11.•ve. Cll1tam1 letenslfttd
eaforctmtat eflorta bet• 111 curbhlt ti.
now ol dru11 lnlo the United Stales~
U,S. C.Omm issioner (If Customs Mylt.!
J. Ambrosf' announced !h at Customs
seirurts of narcotics 11nd drugs during
the 12 months e.nding June 30, 1971.
totalled an unupected ha lf·hilUon dollars
bai led on 1tree.I va/ue11.. Total seiiure~
m11de by Cu5tom1 In fi scal ye.ar 1970 wt.re
A.4M as oompared to 11.918 aeliuttt for
fiscal year 1971, an lncreut of ~
perci:nt.
ff•• tht B11rt•o 111 Ca1111m1 lncrt•\td H1
number el tmpkyes la enle.r to blHOc:
tktt lupecttou!
l.Aal ytar 111 supplemental appmprlalion
(If SA~t million apl)roved by Cangress
f'nAbled Custom1 11'.1 1dd 11bou1 1.000
tmployes and tc. purchast planes. ca.rs
And ho11Ls to aid in coping with the prn-
blem taused by rhe increased ~u11 ntitie1
of narr11tlc" Dei.n11 hrought into the rot•n·
tr;.· rre.~tntly lhtrt •re about 12.600
(:ustom~ e:mployea~ A l l5-million 8\1~
pie.mental approprl1llon this ytar will
I
enable the Bureau to add 2.000 more
employes.
Whal h bein1 donr. to prtvenl dru11 from
beina 1mug1ltd loto the U.S. by tealed
lttter mall!
Amendtd fede ral rPgulalion~ rt.garding
staled letter mail fmm abroad have
esll.bl.l!'!hed procedure.,.; enabling the
Burtau of Custom3 to exercise Us
authority in txaminifij_! m11il rmm abroad
lor n.arrtilics. contrab3nd or duliablt
mtn:handise. foreign m11il which ap.
pear~ In contain some.thing nlhf"r th11n
e(lrrespondt!ntf. such 11s n1 rcoties or
nther contr11b11nd may hf' turned over by
pogt al officilll!f al point of entry lo
Customs for e1aminallon. The amtnded
rtgulation.~ !'i'.ptciflt:ally forb id a n y
Custom! t mploye rrom reM1n.1t oor-
re1pn~nce ,_,hich m11y he con1a1~ 1n
any mail of thi~ Type without obtalnine a
s'ar('h "''ITrant In advance.
How much heTftln •nd martju11 n11J did lhe
Bure.111 or Cu1tam1 aeb:t thh ye•r~
He.min 1elturea by Custom~ In hsca.1
~·ear 1970 were lOJ as compued to S03 ln
t
(iscal year 1971. for I total of 46 pounds
in 1970 as com pared to 937 pnunds in 1971.
This total for 1!171 was more heroin than
h;id btt.n seizl"f'l in the prl'.vious eight fis-
cal year.~. SeiT.ure~ nf m11rlju11na ro!e
frnm 4.ll5 In 1970 t.o 5.953 in 1971. Th11
quanlil y lricrP-astd lrom 11 lotal of 104.304
pounds in FY 1!170 to 176.-403 pound• in
FY 1971.
--WWW-
Saturday, SepLember 25, 1971
The co mment pagl! of the
Daily Pilot seeks lo Inform
and stimulate reader:§ by
presenting a variety or com·
mentary on topics of in t.er·
est and signifi('ance: from
infnrmtd obser,•ers a n d
E.pokesmen.
Robert N. Wud, Publl~har
•
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Good morning, bors and
girls, and we!r.nmt to annther
S..turda.11 of fun and learning
._,ilh Uncle Len .11nd hls friend!
Carnl :ind Andy.
The turnnut was a l1!1lr sl!rn
0Jts week and the old m~il
sack Jnoked kind fJf sad. I hnpe
you \rill ~ 11hle tn rlig 1n and
re11l!y come up w11h some
great entries th is week.
BefnrP \IP f!" 1ri.-. f;ir, l'nfle
Lt>n w:ints tn c·nrrert. a fr\\ o(
h1i; mist:ikcs. L;ii;t week . i
s;:iid lh;it Cnni;ritutinn \l'etk
A IJ tl.lm~-:-\·'~)
<;? rn i "~"~ ,-'-, ________ _/
h;;irl just linisl'lerl \\'el l. 1 v:as N
1.1·rnng. This pas: week wai. _· ,·· Con ~tilulinn \\'eek. So. if yr.iu
\\'lln!. you can do your entrJ ts
on that.
My second m1.!llt1ke "·as ()
sa.rinR lh•t the fir:ott day of .-TI ~~ __..': ·z:5: ~ .£~ C'
·-YOUR NJWS QUIZ
-lAIJ L·JIATIO"IM_ AND INTEINATIONAL --·----........, -·---
Gtve your1eU 10 points !or ea.ch correct
&Mwer.
-'
l Th• (CHOOSE OSE: Senile, Hru•e of Repre-
eent.iUveal voted la1t week. to repeal a 1950 Jaw
eatabliahinl detention · centers for aue;pected aubl9Ntve"1 . · · · ·
2 More than 4(1 per1on11 were killed 'A'hen police
a.nd NaUonll.l Gua.rdemen quelleda r1otat .• ? ••
Sta.le Pri•Qn In New York.. •·
a-Sina ~·ng . -
'trSan Quentin
e-Atiic1.
3 Thoo1amie o! Obiire1e-A.me:Mc&0. p1.rent1 ln
-•• 1 •• relu•ed to.1end t.he.ir child.Xen to·..chool
to prote1t court~orQe~ec:J ~11n1 totnterrate tha
clty'a 1chool 1y1te.m.
a-Ollla.1 . .
-i,;.SUi FrLnclaco
c-Det:rolt
4 When' he 'b4'gt.na ·1, 17--day European tour next
week, Ja.paneee Emperor Hirohito-will become
. the !1 rat J ap11.neoe empuor. to V111t a. foreign
_ !1'-tton .• True or F&.1111e.?
.fl Voter11 Jn t.h!I Artb n8.li.on of •• ? •• la.sl 1A•ee:k
~pp rove.d a new perrnAnent coo&tl tUbnn for tp,e! r
C.ountry by an o,·er;1o1helmlng vote 9f 99.98 pe.r
c·ent. ' '
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Ml.tch word clu~s wlt.h thelr corr.AlpOnd·
1ng pictureA or fiymbola . 10 poLnts for
each correct answer. Q
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'Thi 11 nation plaru. ·lo
e>.1.end full diploma.tic recogitl~lon'. to £·a_.; t.
and We.&t G~tm!l):Y .;igreel'. on. Rut technica !I~·. PART 11 .. WORDS IN THE ·NEWS hecau~e nf yeAr l.v differences,
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tually thi., P~-~t Thur11day. match with ite Correct. meilning. -··~ :_
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I ,uess ever'. •nne 1nakes a · ' · · --• -'Af>y chl ld under U can enltr Unclt! Len's ;\rt Con!esl. Here'.t. all you _ ' 9~ ~
Se:c rel!."f'.1' of Com-
merce Mau.ric e Sta.n5-· mistake now and then. Whv · llon'l you use th i.~ as a !opiC do: (1) Draw picture on ;.:iece of plain, white paper 5~l inches wide a.nd
1 4 Inches deep. rse black ink and make lines black. (2) t>o not copy or tr.¥e 0~nst of you ha l"e prnb;ibly ,picture.. Jt must be your o...,·n work. (3) Pt.it your name, age 11nd a'cldress
beeh reaclinJi; ;ibout ;ill the re-or. ~ack of drawing. Mail it tn L'ncle,Len's Art CCJnte~t. 8fl1 I~. DAlLY
f'Pnt aciivity in the ~rm PILOT, Costa Jl.IEsa. Winner will receive K_ennedy half dollftr,
United NAtions in New York.
The ·cnunlrleio. hiive j11.~t open-
erl a nPw se.~sinn ;ind arP f;ic-
• ing prnhlt>rns 1,·1th <1.dn11!!in~
RPd fh1n11 anrl pr'nblen111 wllh
a w11Jr in tht :-0.11drile F:.<1st.
\\'ell, ;isirle frnm all lhe prn-
blPm., thev de;il ~·ith. the:se
n;i!inns rfl1 m;iny th ln11:!': !hat
h:i1·e. nnth1n£ tn dn with \\'ilr nr
•nnflic1~. Tht'\. heir feed pr>nr
ch ilrlr,.n :inrt ('lnthe !hf'm.
ThPy he:lp ea<·h n!her 1n times
nf neerl nr trnuble In shnrl. 1t
i~ a grf ill co 1nmuni t~· nf nii-
l lons. each acting as the
l•"d your quritiolt& To
' -
n!her's neii;i:hbor. f)I course we
knn~· rh:ir. even nei2hbors have
fil-!h ls now and lht':n.
M;:iny of .1nu prnhllbly 'h,11ve
Sf'f'n the he<1.utiful U . N .
hulldin f.? or· "'n11ld like tn son1e
dal'. [! 1s A ..,-Pill in~1it111ion nf rn~n ;ind perhilps thr nnl .v
an~wer lo m11kin2 ;i ll men
brnthPr·s 11!': the~·-~hnuld hp_ -
I her .vnu :ill hR1·e drellrnPrf
;rhou1 f.?nin11: fr1 nnt nf the.~e cx-
·otir l;inrt~ r;ir <l.K'8}".
Think of seeing sights 1n
c./o Or•"'il• Coo:nt Doi\r r Uot, lo1
1160, Cotto M"•· Co!lf;
•ft-.. , • .,~,• •ft,.,N••· ,,-.,~, .. ..-.. ••' "' The fJUillity of 1he pearl~ dt'·
(;ambi11. f iuine::i. 8 r A z i I, snme ii.rt nr A poem.
Pnrtu_gel. Germ:iny . lndnne5ia. Or lik" I s;i,irl, use Autumn
Au.c;tnili;i. Jr11n, /\1oroccn or or the. Con~litution w in 1f
;in_1' rtllmber nf tht> 130 nations ynu nett! ii different topic.
\l•hrr bf!lnng lo the U.N. Lrr.c; re;illy nrod Old Uncle
So for thi~ Wf'ek'.~ topic. rl() ;i Lt-n !his limr . Dnn "t for~el.
little ~re;im1n,R 11hout wh1rh , thn~e rirlrlle.~. \\1t di<ln't ev"n
lt1nd ~-011 wnulrl like ro vi~it. !n . ,R;el ll 1\'tnner thi~ w1'.ek.
• thi> ·u N , th·e.re are 1.10 lo Ari mP ntinn.~ inrJurle Cinrly
-chOfl.c;e frnm. There are nv1ny Cl.:i..rk. 912. Fnun!A in \'.tJl!t\': l;inrl~ \l.·h1ch Ari!· nnl. membe~~ l\ris!IP r>urh11m , Jl'H~ .. Fnun-
nf this £rntip. Lnnk nne up 11.nd lain \'A_lle.1· anri M~r.v Jones. A,
~t'111ly U$e .vnur imllginatlon on Newport Beach .
lOV£
The s.un 1s up.
ThP mn(ln i:i dri111n
ThP 1\·i!rl" \v-ind is hlov.,ing.
Lnve . ln1·e. i~ in the. air
Lnvp lhat·.~ all ! 1,1·anl
ls Inv". --A ll•""ed• h••I 41>1'•' '""' •~ 11:•-,._..,._ 11. 1CIO' tu-1~0'• 0--lvt . ,,..,....,1 •••ch, IN "'111f'l•1 •"'"' I• !flt 1te"Y
l 'HI llOI•' _,,.., •• M•ll vovr "'"" or tie..,"' UP1Cl1 L.1,.,.
ll!O• !s'ti; (OCJ~HI, (I ll!, -
-i; ..... motJey
'.3 •••• _.l"IJ~lng
0 4 .... ~formJdAble
~ ..... redunda.nt
-a-fener&l ·pa.rdon !Or
' clte'n.1ee · ._ ' ·
_b-nti.de uP Or uiil~e
Jm(t.
.c: .. ~d to o-rerco~
d-unnece&a.Qj'j repetl ..
tlve
· e*-'ifl!'J tirln&
PAIT-Ill -NAMES IN T~tE NEWS
T.U:e 8 points for· nameA that you ·can
'correctly match with the cJUes.
l ..... John SL.enrui!i
~ ...... WWi~ Pr oxµuri!
3 ..... Bii.&.n f'aulkner
4 /.,, .Henty J Ack&on·
.'a-.S"l:n:i.lor .from \\'A,M-
tngton , -
P..Prtme .Mln.l &ter, lr!1h
·Republ!c
c -3enatot from \fi'li!icon-
•lo
ci-PremJe.-r, ~or_lbern
. Ir.eland . .
e .. !;ha!rm•ri, Sena!.e
Arml!d Ser\'lce&_.
!:::ommlttee , .
o VEC, 1,..t·., MA-di'On. Whe""'ln
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·~ft~~~''"~'! '1'N~l1"'1-1J s ·~1 ll·t. :v-~··~·£ ::>·~ 1~ $: ., !r·P :c·t :~-1 :z1no101w.1.~
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rei:orive.ne·s. tbJi; ~·e~ .
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It'i; penn·a:nt-rac& timit
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Common ·~J1rket. ?la-
. !ton~ t.eek a. devalu.a-
t1on of the l!',S, dolla:r
HOW .. DOYOU IATE?
J
.·ROSH ..
HASHANAH
(x ... , EA e.h Slci• of Ovit S.JMrf .. ly) 71 to I) po-lrits -c,,,,,d.
9 ! te 100 point• -TOI'-SCO«f: 61 t9 70 poi'ltt -ftlr.
11 IO fOpo!nh-b:t•ll..,t. ~ot~Ger ???-H'mni:
FAMl1Y DISCUSSION QUIS'llON
Should Communi&t bi1na b-~ gtven 1. ut se2t evt:n·
lf 1t. n1eR.n~ the cxpu.lF10~ of 1'<1t_i onal1st Chln1_;
THIS WEil<'$ CHALlEt'/GEI
?\arhe Jipan'& Fort?'ig?i Minioler.
q•,_ _, . ., ',,-t~--! .. HI fl.tVt!
~·'i :l -p ·•·t :t ·i ·!!·f :11 i\JVd
q j ~·~11·p !q·t ll ·t !•••!lf lY •••Jd •!t I" "'""~-j :~ i~Vd
'"• Wo•'~ I~~~ l!ift<Y<IM>•Oll <~ (h • .-v1 L~··~ s""'"'~"e, •q' 11, M ,,.,,1~ pend on the !,vpe nf nilcre. its '---------------------------' v e I L B·4 e p :,;:::,t;;r~,,~.,,(lft'ot•~.(•"•~~·~M-"f' :_~~~~~~~J~;<l.~~]~~~.p~~~!t;l~~~ ' ~, I • ,-'' ~ ,.-.1pe·, , • rs ose' O ·1t1ng· -o· we. r
Ho"«" doe.~ a pe:!!r! gC't in~ide: an I hi rl b lh u s s • • s "'"'""""'maev .. • • c•ent•st ays o~·~•rr:' sn --r:iller1 pc11rl nyster. ThP_v (I (I
ln ,:i 1•,.rv !lfll;ill wnrlrl . !he
nrstPT 1~ ;i 'htirn ·hnu~" p;iin1rr.
Truf'.. hP timi~ hi ~ flil1ntin,1; In
lhP in~irlr 11'llll~ rif hi.~ ho1L<;P.
In !art. he ne1·rr 11,nr.~ nul.<:.1rle
hr~ !11·n rnn1fnrt;ihle -~~ll.~
Ourtnji( his enlirP lrfc Rul he
kPrp~ hi.~ 1lv1nf.? riu11rle1i;
smrlO!h :ind !ihln.v hy p.ainl1ng
;:inll repilrnt 1n~ rhr w;il!s. lhii:·
jnh ne\'r r l'llr1 ~. A n <l
i;nmellmel\ 11 err:i1cr. 11 pe;irl.
Artu;ill.\i lhP pPilrl 1.~ nriJ 1n.<1rl<>
thP. 0\'S!~r -rhn111:h 11 ;:h;irrs it~ sh.ell or1en tt is <iltat hed to
thi> \rrll-pllintrr1 \1<1 \L
As ;i r11 lr . 1hP stnry s1<1.f1~
\\-hr n ;i ~ritt1· ~rinn nf s;inrl
Pn1rrs lhP n~~t,.r's nren diinr
;inrl l'Plfle~ 1ns1rl1<, ThP o\'s1rr t1'1U~! O!)('n hli; 1wn !ihelf~ 'a l[f.
tl,. w;:i\' 10 lr1 in rhp .'fil \1'<1!Pr
that hrinf.?~ him nx~~rn ~nrl
Sf'f\'I'~ him rnnr<P I~ nf fnnrl
Thi' }1!11 ~ ff'll0>1 '.o; snf! bnrl\' I'>
1,.r_1 «eni;1!l\f'. HP, ht'<'omri;.
lrn\;:rtrd "hr:n ii ~l"illn nr :;;;;inrl
nr il trny S<"ril!t h ~ se~
crr;i1 11rP nr~llf's bC'twcrn h1n1
anrl the 11 ;:rl!s of hi.o; l'-hr.!J. He
.s11l vps 1he prnblem h y
tr;ino;fnrn11r'I,:: 1)1" 1t(·h~· 1·ii;.11nr
intn :i .'itnnnlh pr ;irl, ~lrl\l'ing
\\"i\h snfl n1fl'lnl"\p;im rnlflr.<.
Thr ;p strr hllS il ~rC'1'i11t
l~I'~ cells !h;:rl p).'Jr,qrt rcr-
l a01n rhemir<1.I.~ frn1n S{'/lWllll'r
a11r1 m;inu/;irturti !hl'm rntn il
pr;irly suhs t;:r 1ltr rilllPrl niicrf'.
Thi~ .~uhsl ilO('e IS Strrel('rl ••11
th(' 1 n.~ir1e 11~lls nl h1.~ shrll,
"·h"J'" it hiirdens ::ind /orni~ ;i
•• ,-smooth f.?l nssy su_rf;ice lo I his
rnannrr hi' p:iin1s 1111rl rPp11in(s
his li\•ing rnnm. huiklfull ur ~
lhirk t;i1·t"t nf smnnth n;ii-re
ernund hi.' soft ~f'n~1t11"P hMy.
• 'l"h('.SP hnusc keerin 11 rhflr ".~
11l~n -"'1h·e the 11rohle.n1 of llrhy
"i~11ru-s, though thii; takes
t1mr.
Ch;:inrcs ;ire, the irril;itin ~
fnr('1 fZn body l(tts ~ t u c k
~\\\'ten lhP ()~•io.ter ;:inrl rhe
-"·:ill nf hi11 shell So n11x1 time
this sr rt.inn 2f'ts 11 cn111 of
narre. the rorelR'1 body 2rts
one also. ••rom then on. e;ich
lav('r of J111cre '11l<f&d ·to !he
w~ll ali;;n 11drls ::in exirA l11yer
around the sm;ill in\'l!der. In
t1ml'. I his htromf!S 11 rnund
;Jnw1nl( Pf"ti rl -.. ·1!h !he
iirigin11l ln1 arlr,r buried deep
Inside l:+ver,11 11nd !Ayers of
hard. smOnth n11i;:rt N() lnn;("r
lines ii irritate 1hP orster
ber11usP the. pearl is as smooth
8S his !hells.
f\'acrts of ,·1rious q11ahUes
1Jre msde bv manv d1rferent
oysters 11nd 'other ·shellfi!iihea .
.o re called nrJent<1l pe.<1rls. It
t;ike."' nne nf I.Ju-n,vslers Ill
leasl JO \'e.ors lo.create e\·r n :i. N J .. /4 N • g·
med i"m:;,,.,d '""'"' "''"--ew ce /l.g·e ea.ri11
Anrl he cr!'<i\C!; tt in!iide his
shell.~. ;i,:i; hr l!n('s ;ihn111. hi.~
endle."..~ rnut1nP nf cnillini;t ;ind
rN~-wJ1ng, h1:i; w111ls with s;icrf'.
SA,~ DIE<;o I ur1 I -·Thi' 1 ric<fl ;:rnrl · t I e ctr n n i c
a1·prilRe !Pmf)('riirure nf the en,Eineer.c;.
eil rth'.~ cl1m.<1te h;i~ rlrnflpl'rl n\ren.c;· ~;:iirl ·t.ht l~sr ire ARP
suh,tl<1nlilllly .~inre 1~4Q _ anrl -nrr.utrf'rl Abnut 17.000 yeiir.c;
l:!lrfl ;inrt A t(':i;e;11 rc:h prnl!'ra m
/he wnrld i!ppe;ir·.~ h,eaded for h.111te he.en .c;ef up under tlito. 'in-
11nnlhrr i(·~ llf.?e. ;in 'nff1c1;i l nf !l'rl"lil!-\nrr;il dPr <idP. nf nce:in
l he ."\ilf1nnill Sc1ente Fnun-rxptnr?J1~n In ennrlur.l I'll:·
rl;;it1nn .~i1 1rl TiH'$rlil.' perimen1J( tn rletermint wtiPn
'"\\"e .~r;> nnw f>,110!1 ~e;:i r« a n~11· ire <11-!f' l\'Ou!d llrri1·e
p;isl !hP rnii x1n1urn hPiil1n~ nf anrl 11t·hAt tn rln 11hnu l it.
Ahnul :.f) .\'ei!r:i; llf.?O. !'ifimrnne
r1r.~{'n\'t'rrd th111 :in oy~IN <"ilrr
hp pl'r!itr;idcrl !n rreiltr 11
pr'ilrl. il.'I (lrr1 erer1. ·A 5nlilll
hr;irj WilS" ptil{'f'd insldr the
i;hPl!S 11nd lcfl lhrrr In 1rritiltc
1he ny ... ter. A~ u~u11l. hP ~nl\·,.rl
the prnh!em hy cn1111n1: ;inrl
fl'f'l"l<1ting the forei~n bod.v \l"llh
flil('i't . ThP re.~ull i~ A C'UlfurPrl
pt11rl -m11dt nf the ~11mt
m11tP.i-1;il A~ lhf! re11l th1nl!.
Hn11'e\rr, !he t)t;:id\' fnre1gn
~.1 1ni;.1rle \~ larjter,
th" nnr1hl'rn hrm1spht rP . W" The p;ir1h·,~ •l1m,o.ll'. ~·,o.s
shnuld hf <1.prrn;ich1n11 a llmc de11r;i1PI)' hill~nrrd. Owi'n lnlr1
11f ilrr~l,.r~lrrl r·nnl1n11 ." n r. lhP ~P~!'-inn . And ~ 1'tr1i srn ii ll
Thn1na ~ A. n"'·en 1n111 ;i eon· ch<1.nge rnuh1 l ip th!' ha18nce
"-Mii" •·n~\ • Wft<ld ·-A!IU ,, r .... !!-""''" ·~r It <1( CUAWA ~-o~··"~· (•"•~• '"' ~" <!U••"""
H,..w rln e1Lru~i1•r 11nr1 in·
lru•ivt r(lck.~ differ~
1-;~1n1sh·p rnf'ks e )( I 1· 11 rl r
n~·pr [hr ~llrf:itP ; i n1r1 1~1 \e
ff'rt ~rp (lf thP 1n-~ti111lP_ nl rlrr-ei!her \\;iy.
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-' . -' -r(){'Kt 1ntrurll' undergrnund.
·Thi~ n1;iirl dif!Pi'i>nci Of'J·ur~
11·hpn lhPir min('rAI 1nill:!ur('~
rrupl ;i~ nv1lren l;iv11. Snme
rnHkP it 1111 th(' w;iy tn lhe t.-ip
Md snrne do noL.Jllis depends.
rin lhe .~t ruc1\1re nf thP. vn!r;inn
;inll !hi' .c;urro1inrtinf.? rr11<t:il
fnrmat1ons. A$ ;i rule .. the
1·ol{'11nir rnnf' h;i.~ <111 nprn vent
frnm !he surfa('e .<111 !hr wii f
rlnwn tn rhe re..;ervo1r rif
molten lllllf.?lllil in ii.<:. rlccp
root~. Y.1hen thi~ iii go, _jt c:11 n -·
erupt 11 rh·er of red hn1 l;i1a
n\·e.r the !lurf11ce. There it ('001.~ <1.nd hecrnnel'i II \Aye.~ llf ·r, , .· ext1·usi1·e igneous rock. __
Rut rPs!IPs.~ 1·n!r;inic i'I<'·
l i\'ily nl!en remndrl~ thP cnne
;i11d 11lsn !be cr)JsLJIJ l:iyl'.(:<i
8rnund it. Tht cr11trr itnrl
l"e.ntl'i ma r ~ chnked wi!h m11.,se~ ni rlPbri.~, ·nphr1f(lal.~
mAv fr11ct11re and '"';iken m:iS.~h e crulllll h1 ~·crs. Next
time !he vo!c11nn eni pt~. tlie
111''"'"" pA!h to the surface i.~
blorkcd -l\nd It in1rullr.s
thrnu~h wc11k 11nd tn1{'furetl
h1ver.~ !If ~me level ~!n"' Lhe
ar"nund. Both exlru~ve ,qnd in·
trusi\'e rnck~ :ire made mnstly
()f "imilllr i.r A n it e . I y p e
mincrA1$. However, nn the .
·hc11t. in buried intru.~ivr l~1·a,.
frinl fa~tt-r :ind ll'ntl lo form
Oner mintrAl ("ry~t11l.s. The
heAI is huriP.r! i111r11~il'e li!l"ilS
1~ tr11pped and may linar.r
there fflt !lit~. It Cfl(lls &lo"·ly
11nd lend.c; In f11rm co11.rse:r
miner11ls with larger crysYls.
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Trnclin' Cat_
f.arfunkel. the: tig"cr·str'l p~d ' cat that ltvert nearly
a m()nth r oaming ai'olind il BOeing 747 (l.•hUe it flew
n1orc th"an I 00 .000 ritiles. · Wa8 ciplured recen1Jy
by w, s . Lloyd. 1 Jloelng-employeat tne 747 pltnr
.Jn f,yeret~ Wuh. · -
' -New Su.rger.y Cu.ts Off Poison Su.pply to Snakes' Fangs
:Sn;vdtr nf !.hi> I 'nJvP.r sity nf and iir"e lhe first . s.u.c b GIPnn 4;ud . ML 1' LAKE CJTY (UPI 1 -
Thrt'I' • re~rr.Mr~ h A·\'"
· rlP 1·r lnperl ·All nPer;i1inn thii~
rt'nrll'r.'\ h11rml!'~S ~uch rlead~.v
l'!JlA~i:s surh fl-~ I.he Kjnf.? C('lhra
'. ind. dja rriQodt>;:irJI, r11t1 IP.r.
Ulii h -1.nllPll'e nf ~1Micin11. h;irmlPs.'I pn1snnn11;; snakrs in He s;iid !he s11ake:; are put
r('rnr!Prl lhP nP1< l"lper.:itinn 1n Lh" 11·orlrl. ' !n ~Jeep ti'tng en6ugh to allow
.. ,. .pllper prl'!s('n!Prl today to lh~ . Glenn ~airl ht re("P.'nlly was t l m ,. for post-oper.af.ion
iinnual confertnrP nf thP h1tlen h.v ;in lndiiln C9br::i :inrl reco1'.erY and :ifttr s ye2r they
. Jhe n~W rethnlque h;i~
\l·nrkl'rl nn 150 'n:ikt.~ AIJ<.l
me:i11~ 7,()(1 keePfr~ c;i,n h11ndje pni.~On011~ ~ep1 ll!i~ ~·ithnul '"'t'
n( ~ f;rtal hitP. ~a id .l11me~ .
.G!c11n . .:. ~erpr ntnlOli:lSl for lhr
)()('iii Hogle 7,(M't,
Arilf'rtf'iln A~~ncii<llnn n r ,, Hnji(IP 7.nn wnrker was blU Pn shn\I' no ill effects with bartly
-Aqu;i~ium~. ftlenn ~;i1d lhP hi' iln Afrir;in puff :irlrler, hut 1"ls1hle ini;istnn srars,
,pape:r w11.~ prc.'ltn!erl 1 n nr1th('r n1;in ~uffPrtd mnrl!. "Tfte ~na°kl'~ still t.h1nk'the,11
'memory of (;rr11lrl Oph;i r~·. rh;in p;iinful f;in~ Wnunffs ;irp IPlhl'fl." r.lerin s.1!d . "It i~
fntrner Hn.1r1lt 7,nn dirt>rlnr. hr>1·;iu"" the snakr~ 1rtre ~nmPIA'hat' ·rnmicl!:T to set 11
11-·tin dit>rl ~rrrr beinli: hitte[l h,v 1•,.nnmnid.~. ~rilling rnhr~ try tn spit
an Afr1 <'11n p11Ff.':irldtr in 1%4 Thr np('r11t1_nri st11r1s tiy p11lr \"Pnnm' 11nd nothing come.s
"\\'e ciin rnn1erl ii rrp!I)~
!rite: ;i vt.n ;imnirl --;i, Vf'nnmnu,~
ll.n.akr Iha! is nn lnrii::;er
<"llp~hl,e n( ~nJ f'<'t ing 1•/>nnm
untn lf.~ \"ict1rr1," C-l rnn ~ii id
'"H11rl Mr Drh:ir~' hrrn hi!· tin,:: lhe snilkP. In sltt'll 'fllr lJp out "
lr.n h1· lh!' puff -;idrl~r in· Ho~IP tl'I-;i wr r-k A sl'nall inci .c:inn 15 The · researchers g11Jd thty
7An .inrl;i:-.-, iiU ·ne wnuld havP miidP fn rhP rept 11 .. ·~ j.':iw ln 11ref('lrfnini;if'nmp<1.nyto prn-
recei~1f'rl i~ 1t rnuple nf ex rn~e 11 durt ~lld1 ni:: frnm !he r1urr veMrnnid Sn<ikes frit roos
punr!ure \l'nuods lh;il ('nuld m<1.ln l"f'n0m i::l;inrl 10 1hP anrl pl;in to produce an anti·
h;i 1·~ ht en !realer! by an f:ings . The rl11rt i.~ llr'rl in 'fl-i'.·~ snak~bite 1·11crine "'h!rh h11~ r~l riin fir. nirh~rrl -r nrrlinarv first :iirl kit:" Glenn pl ;ic"~ in ;i, proc:eri1 1re Sin1i~r· alre'11d.1· pro1·ed effective in
-s,,.1rl. tn r;iutPrl1.in g hlnnrl vtS~els, · animal .~. ·1nc:ltidfng dogs. ~1 r:11i2ht.. .<. r r,~tiilr.~hf'r tn 1·~nnm~ lit th~ ~;:rlt L~k!' He .c:.:t1r1 ;ill \",.nomnu~ sn :.kf'.c; ----~--~~-·---~-~·~---~----
• \1 , t Pr an io. •· Adm1;11~triltinn hr,i~pit;:r l 1 , a,nd ·Dr: Clif(()r1j
al Hn,.::I~ Zoo hal"e bern
tfanSformerl il'llo 1'ert0mo1d3
North Ireland ·Tr~uble
--'
Even Touch.es Sn1uggler
fll/FI LIN l l!Pl l f"nr .. /lm ... , ::Tb,, militar~· Jl!.f~n:l-l4ssy
my SulU ven .. the wnr~t thing ~ho they pull In.II thfy cii.lch
abnut. tbe .trnubll!, ln Nt;1rlher.n ynu -()!l thoSe · upitpprnveQ
lreh1nrl I~ th,o.f it h.<1s knocke.r! rnad~," ~;11 1rl .Jimt)\y. Ah(lu t \.li'I
the hnttnm nu! nf the horder ~mall rn;id.~ cris.'1-c rn!l~in1 the
. smuuliqg -.b~•inea,. -. ~r~er have be~n <leclsr~d off
-•\Ynu·•·CJn''1m11kt • liv\n11 limits. by th~ tr:OOP!-:
• wilh: all · lht1 gnlniiJ.~-On tht.11e . Syl11v11 n h1maelf Jlye.~ In R
dAy~." he Mfd-.:pninting In ell· . )lml\11 border 1']~111-ie ln _the •~per11tion· 11t·· r\.e w l! pap tr Jtt.pl.lbllc, he, c~n w~I~ .1nlo
he<!rlhnes ,..nowinj!;· -cnntinvinJ! N7rthern l rel~~d , in _:i B
cnnflic• hetween · R t'l m a n !':Ccnnr:I.~. In 10 ro1n1Jt.t'i; he can
Ca tholics ~nd i"relb;t;inti;. he ln <:rn~~nlt;11tJtn,. l'.~e!'I~ t'lf
.,e1·er11I cl~:i;tics bet1veen lhe
. '.'Before thi.~ rump .. s hf;1!1'n. lrnops and the: 011!l;iwed Irish
tlting8 wtr~. ~otn~ ?.'c.el~ ·.Rlp!J.~llcan ~rmy_ 1 !~A t.
_"•r?und h.e~e. he ~~1d . No -'Even btfnrt thP iirmy c11me
. -~e.11. 11 1~ 11 dtffere:nl game ()/t ,lilt i;cen.? ,sm.uggl!ni. h:id nowl't~llys. . . ~eg1:1n tn c~ang~. T~e rtld·
. ,Jlmmy. '.Ja~ _.-peht much o_f ttmt.f. ()n hi~ bfc)'.cl~ pla~i.ng
fr1l'i !13 YP.A.r!'I id1pp1nis back iihd c:11l-and -mousf! with · custom11
fnrth ;icrns,~ the: border from 'rrit>"n tiitd alreid',Y btjjn't~ 11ve
~~l?. 1ri.c;h rupubne. ·wti~rc_ h«. wllY. to ~lick ·p~r~tor!· 1.n f11i;~
hVes, ln !ht IJrUhlh Prbv1nr.e ~utOrriobil~. tnoving ·goods . ~! ~lhtfl1 1te1And c1rrylngr 11 ·: 9ulclcJy 11nd in.'.~~l.k . · ·.
thtt.y1hg JIMl'trtment m 1oods·. ; E Ven M , thert w.118 '11 lt \iing
.. 'fhe~e !'"~ • :ti~e. ~! •1ld'. ·to ·i;e h•d. As,r~t~_ntly a~ twl?
. when srtlugg!l('lll 1111 but Alp-· teari 11:gn .--mu~~let~ were
P,rted 'W h n It crimm unltit.i riliiklng up t-0 SSOO a nl1t:hl fer·
· Alonji: !hf ' lfio..fnilt (rontler.· rylng'pi11111crC1u the bnrdt.r to
But ,,.,.,. Briti~h 11rn\Y p11trril11i" tiacOri factfi'rlM ' · In • ·I h' i cJ1n1;~nOv on ·illt moVe 11lnnt R,,Publlc. The bodm . re.11ulttd
' thi h6rder m'•ke: it 1111 but i~ ·from ·a shoru·ge of piJt:~ 111 the
poa!!f6!e. 'tO 'ge·r i t rol;s uni>ttn, R~public, forclnj: · snm1'. fA"c·
eVen for lho'se Whb know all '· ti:Jl'lt!. to ofrtt lbovt-the-
. the"' b1Ck· ro11dS 11111d hiddl!n market prlCes to · st!y In
1hor\ cut.a. bu&tnw . · • ' •
. '.
'fot 'fJeetery
' • • . • ' I • • l • •
Every young3ter know6 that the· lt~tertotter has
Its ups .1nd dO"'OS for :whoever ride• it. But. rcr
three-year·old' Jenny. S~ijer. when she is up A}t•
!creams ·thit sbe ·Wint! down. ' '
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8 OAJL Y PILOT Saturday, Sf'ptf'mbrr 25, 1971
Real
Estate
Ques:tions
•nd
Comment
By
Realtor
Randall McCa•dlo
Is now reall y a good time to buy a home? I know you
m ust get •sk ed this question a lot, but with. ffrospac•
being so hard hit a nd so many new homes b.1ng budt-
woul dn't it make more sense to wa it? What about tight
money, t hat adds to the total cost of home owners~ip.
We'd like t o own a home of our own, but do you t hink
it would be safer to wait and se9 whet happens to in·
t erest rates and other factors?
S. T., Cost• Mes•
f or th!:! ft r~t time in many, m any mo nths. mort-
~;1gr nlOlll'Y 1~ luosenu1g. Some to p people inside gov·
1:rn111r11 1 bclit•\'C 11011· ls a good Lin1e to purl·hase a home.
\ nun1bc>r of fat:lors enter into a home buyer's de-
'1sion re".'.l!'d111g a bu}-nO\v or \1·ai t a nd see attit ude.
'J'hr<e fa~turs include the steady increase in buil d ing
)Jrodu c\~. land 3nd labor costs.
(-Jl(!J rrnan \\'tll iarn J\l cChcsney J\lartin of the Fed-
c r:d l loine Ln:in Bank Board. aS quoted in Wes tern
l\lu lucii 1\e1\·s, says that every month a potent ial hon1e
huver \1·a1l!'. i! costs hin1 annther one pert·ent (or 12
pefcent a yrJr L \\'ailing to buy \1·iJ t only cost more
later in purehase price.
1'here are other (actors that should be considered
in today·s housing n1:1 rke1. says Elizabeth fit. Fo\vler ,
pC'rsonal finance '' r1trr for the Ne\\' ):'ork 1'imes.
She says that !he price of buil ding materia ls h as
bf>en rising at a rate of eight pe rcent a year and land
has equalled or bettered that increase. :\t t hose in-
c1 eases. an eight or nine percent mortgage is still a
barg:iin.
The availabilit.v of homes today is excellent for the
buyer's se!ct l1on. but there is a gro~·in g pent-up de-
niand for hous ing that "'iU soon, accordin g to n1any e x-
prrts. t urn the current housing si tuation into a shor t-
a ge. Obriously. hoine prices \\'ill then go up even m ore.
It see1ns tha t a strong suggestio n t o buy in t oday's
housi ng mar ket is not only justified but prudent.
All other factors being equal, what make s real
estate a better investment? There are many different
types of invest ments availa ble. Whett is th• "one" out-
standing advantage to investing in real estate?
M. B., Costa Me~a
. ril o.~t re.'.ll estate inves tors are look ing for spendable
1ncorne, tax shelter or an estate b~iilding pro~ram.
An outstanding attract ion of the investor has to be
that of ''leverage.''
In most investments. the in,·estor usuall y must r isk
·t he total an1oun1 of the in \'estment. The real estate in-
\'e~tor can acquire real es tate by commitling a sn1all
prr£·entage of the balanl'e of t he cost being p rovided by
finanl'i ng. ·rhrough such financing from a lending in·
sti1111ion or .se11 £>r. t.he investor enjoys leverage y,1ith
funds borrO\l'Cd for h15 real estate acq uisiti on.
\\'hile tile rl'lurn fro1n the inves tmen t is based up-
on the tot:il cost of the property, the investor's profit
is d ctern1inect in ratio lo the amount of actual d ollars
he has in ve'-l('d. T hrough s uch le\'erage net return for
each dollar invested ra n be many ti mes higher in real
estate inves t ment than it \\'OUld be in non·leverage in·
\e~11nents.
ff)!TnR·s ;\'O'TE: Rn11clnll R. fl!cCardlc Is tile president
of ll1c Real EsWtei·s. on invest1nent a1u1/yst, college lecturer,
nnrl autl1or of "Reol Estat e i n Californ ia." Sen d you r com-
r11e111.~ and q11rs1io11.~ tn Randnl/ R. llfrCa rdle. cl o fhe DAILY
PI LOT, P.O. Bo:r 1560, C:asta ,,fesa, 92626.
BRAODMOOR BEDROOM SEEN THROUGH MIRRORED DOORS AT TURTLE
Only 20 Remain Ing
Turtle Rocli Homes Boom
Certainly moving f a s t e r
than 11 speeding turtle are the
popular Broadmoor garden
homes in Turtle Rock, Irvine.
Built bv Richard B. Smi th,
Inc., juSt 20 of these a\\·ard·
winning homes are as yet
unso ld.
"Slightly over t1vfl months
ago \\'e opened the eighth unit
at Tu rtle Rock v.·it h 96
homes," said ll.B. "Pete"
Fisher, marketing director.
"So far we've sold 76, and
they're still moving at an
average of one a day."
Fisher reports that Plan 7,
the only two-story Broadmoor
l-IDme at Turtle Rock, is sold
out. A limited num ber of
Plans I, 2, 3 an d 4 are still
available. Each of the re·
main ing ilomes offers three
exterior elevations from which
to choose.
Southern California's indoor-
outdoo r lifestyle is exemplified
in the design of all Broadmoor
Homes. v.·hether at Turtle
Rock. Nigu el Shores or Big
Canvon. Plan I , the only three·
bedroom design at Broadm oor
Turtle Rock, focuses on a Sun
Roo m, accessible th r o u g h
slid ing glass panels from the
family room. as well as from
the master suite. The master
bath boasts a private dressing
area.
TY.'0 main allraclions of
Carports Mal{e Slu111s,
Mes a Architect Says
CHICAGO -Many cities
are creating apa rtment slun1s
by requiring enclosed carports
\\'hic h foster ugly alley scenes,
which serve as trash col-
lectors and encourage crime,
Costa f\1esa architect Y.'alter
Richardson told builders and
businessrnen attending the se-
cond International Apartment
Conference here Friday.
Richardson. president
Walter Richardson Associa tes,
a n a ti on a I award-winning
architectu ral and pla nni ng
firm, explained :
or'
"fl is possible, on the other
tional Association of t he
Construction Industry of t.1ex-
ico. Richardson was also a
speaker at the 1st lnlcrna-
iona! Apartment Conference,
held last year in 'Vashington, o.c.
Huntington
P er1nits V p
$2.4 Million
Broadmoor's Plan 2 are (I )
the airy freedom of movement
and space through kitchen ,
famil y roo m and patio dining
area. an d (2) three of its four
bed roon1s are adjacent to the
home's acti\'ity c enter,
whereas the larger master
suite is at the quiet end of the
house. It opens directly onto
the private garden atr ium, as
does the form al dining room.
Broadmoor's Plan 3 features
sliding walls of glass that open
from the master suite, living
room and dining r o o m ,
direclly onto the poolside
patio. A cheerful. windowed
kitchen dining nook overlooks
the pool.
A dramatic entry separates
living room from formal din-
ing room in Broadmoor's Plan
4. The kilchen opens directly
onto patio dining area. and
there's eve n a pass-through
window fro m the kitchen to
the patio bar. ,...laster suite
and family room are adjacent
to the so larium.
Broadmoor kitchens in all
plans are fully automated with
Gaffers & Sattler built·in ap-
phances, including continuous
cleaning ovens. La rge. com-
p a r tmentalizcd bathrooms
feature vinyl asbestos flooring.
one·piece fiberglass tubs and
showers with single-hand le
shower controls. J\!aster sUites
feature double pullmans. All
pu!lman tops are cultured
marble. Fully m i r r o r e d
v"ardrobe doors are standard
in every Broadmoore master
hrind , to use open carports Permit valua tions f o r Other custom features of
which el iminate these neg ative Broadmoor Hornes include
sui te.
f t a d Open
"
" lhe ,,·1e building permits issued in ac ors n ,. · elaborate fireplaces, hard-h C• g the enl•·•e p•o Huntin gton Beach in June this enr an in -surface en t r i es, forced·air ject." yeer showed a $2.4 n1il1ion in-crease over June or 1970, ac-heating prepared for air·con-Speaking on "The r..!ajor ditioning, e-0pper plumbing,
fl f th A t b.1 cording to figures released by Tn uence o e 11 omo I e on gl::iss-lincd v.·ater h ea t e r s , S. o I t • • the Building Departmen t. tte e \' e o p m en , cedar shake and shingle roofs,
Richardson said: "\Ve are an A total of 415 permits v.·ere and concrete drives a n d
Housing
Glut Seen
In County
"Orange County re!idential
building activity has reached
levels which cannot con-
ceivably be maintained over
the period ahead," Conrad
Jamison, vice president and
economist for Security Pacific
National Bank, told a
university·sponsored gathering
for the community of Irvine
recently.
"Speaking befor e the
University of C a I i f o r n i a
Irvine's s y m po s i u m on
unemployment in Or a n g e
County, Jamison c ited
dramatic surges in residential
and real estate acti vit y.
"On the surface, these ap-
pear to be fa vorable when
contrasted with the sluggish
trends reflected in other coun ·
ly econom ic aspects this year.
l lowever, we are on the verge
of a housing glut in Orange
County that can only be com-
pared to the excesses ex-
perienced in the years follow-
ing similar over-building situa·
lions in 1963 and 1969," he cau-
tioned .
Orange County housing, the
economist pointed o u t ,
registers a production volume
of 32,000 units per year - only
12 percent below the all-time
peak recorded in 1963. ''You
may recall that the 1963
volume! created acute pro-
blems or the county building
industry and resulted in a ma·
jor reduction of activity for
the ensuing four years."
He cautioned that the longer
the period of excessive hous-
ing construction, the greater
the glut will become.
"Multi-family housing -
apartments -represent a
sector of real excesses ," the
Secu rity P a c i f i c Bank
economist pointed out. "1971
volume in th ls category runs
al the rate of 16,800 family
units per year -historically
one of the highest levels for
Orange County."
He indicated that August
building permits reached more
than 2.000 apartment units,
adding confirmation to a
situation that prompted the
Federal Home Loan Bank
Board to issue their first
"maximum marker a 1 e r t ' '
early last month. Alerts bv the
Federal Home LQan Bank
Board caution lenders to
carefully examine the finan-
cing of new apartment pro-
jects.
''Sales volume for new
homes appears comparatively
strong at the moment, absorb-
ing the most home con·
struction acti\'ity," he added .
"l{owever, with a housing rate
qt 15,SOO uni rs pt'r year. J
foresee a doubling of I970's
Orange County volu me.··
Jamison went on to tell the
university symposium au·
dien('e that the longer !he ex·
cessive rate continues. the
greater the glut will become.
and conseq uently, the sharper
the cut in vol ume that \\'i!l be
required to restore a favorable
balance in local housing.
lla'''aii Calling
Slll esgals W in Big Tri11 automobile· oriented society, issued fo r J total value of wa lkways.
and as long as \\'e are, the $5.853,300. A year ago the total Turtle Rock is the fastest r ===========;I
automobile cannot be ig· 11·as 355 pt'rmits v.· i I h · h STAR S T110 happ~· i\e~·port Drach
11·omen 11·111 he bidding Aloha
lo the n1atnland :i;.0011 -for
\1e ll·dt•ser\'ed. all expense paid
\ acations.
The~ 're B::i1 bar a Aune 11f
JG.10 )1 <1r111ers Dn\·e. and !..{)1~
J\l 1Jler. 101 \ B:1v!'1de \'11l:i~e.
11·in11ers ol <1 ~c1 rn·month·long
rontest Ill 11111 a "\\'eek ln
l!iJ\\ai 1" olfcrl'd its ;1ssoci:1tes
by r.1acnah-lrv1n e R e a l t y
Com1)any.
The C(1n1pct ilion \1·as so
close that winners 11·C"re in
doubt until S p m. of lhe clos-
ing day. according to principal
John Mcnab.
~liss Aune actually \\'on the
two tickets by half a listing.
sharing eredit for a joint
listing with anolh~ rmplo~e.
Since P.iiss P.iiller \\'as on!v
that half listin.; bf!hind. fl!is.s
1,e .. 1 .. Chie f
Beverly Savage of Cor-
ona del Afar bas bee n
appointed direct or of
leasing for ~h~ West
Nine condom1n1 ums at
l ... aguna N ig uel.
" ·)
Aune decided lo give her the nored . $3_:18.1,817 \'aluation. gro\\·ing \•illage tn t e pro-posed City of lrl'tne, develop-Sydn£>y Omarr is one of other ticket. "Therefore. even though \\'e Bill Back. city ecooomic ing at the rate of more than t he 1,·orld'!; ~rPRt 11s1rolo·
Starting v•ith J\lcn.'.lb eight .ere designing apartment pro· development coordinator, said 300 homes yea rly. It is just gers. His column is on! of
~ears ago as a hos tess, last jects for people. we must the increaS(' rrflecls •he four miles fro1n the Pacific j~~tu~e~\' PILOT'S iif'C'&l
solve the problem of the <'Iulo loosening of tht> money si!ua. Ocean, and by auton1ohile. on-1~::;;;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; year J\liss Aune gained the ,1 the "-o,·00 ,·ng of the desian 1 I 1 d th ·t · h IK" t-t1on. ! c a so no e e ci Y s Iv fi ve minutes from I e1-
disl1nr lion of selling th e process. In cffcrt , the land p<>pulation hr.s incrcasro by J~·vine Industrial Complex ~nd l
highest priced single-family !hat rcm:i1ns mus l ac-Jl.000 since April of 197\l. the financial <'Ind fashi on ,
Int el'er sold in Nev.·port con1mndate !he people. The building departmenl centers of Newport Beach. as
Bearh. Jt \•;as on J1arbor "Tlie car is ou r biggest pro-statistics re\'e<lled that the \\'ell as its n1any f i n e, blcn1. so the success of an 1 t t f t ,, .• 1.,,.,nls. I ·I n I d ti · t a.ges ca cgory or prrm1 s , " " ~ :1 c. an 1e pnce ag sp11rtment d c v e Io p m c n t was single family uniLs, where Aroadmoo r Turtle Rock is $350,000. drpend.~ upon how \\'ell the car · _ _, · h
d ,. 80 permits were 1ss11t:u wit a Accessible by both the Santa A new mem"·r of !he is handle . d 1 f $I ~ ·11· ·~ h C d 11.1 combine va ue o -" m1 iun. Ana and San Diego F"'"ways' t.1il!ion Dolla. Cl"b of the He ld at t e onra . i ton ff . I . Jl otel. the Sept. 22-26 co n· S Culve r Dri ve turn-0 s. t is
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa fcrcnce is sponsored by the KJD located Culve r and Campus
ENJOY OCEAN
BREEZES
IN DELUXE M·l
1900 tq, fl. ••p11ndeble fyll y
1prinklered ..,.,d ~l t1 . Feil ctilin9
•nd J phe1e pcw•r. lntul ~led
c •rpeled offices, I f)th •nd Mon-
rowi e, Cotlt Me1t . Board of Realtors. Miss Miller National Association of llon1e LIKE Drives. Irvine.
has been with fl.1cnab-Irvine Builders. the Housing and The homes are priced from TRICO REAL TY INC.
for si x: months. Urban Development Associa· UNCLE LEN $.12.990 and conventional finan· (714) 645-0621 ·-~ti~on~o~f~C~a~n~a~d~a~·~·~n~d_t~h~e~N~a~-__:::::_~~::::.::::::_-=::::_:_~~c~i~ng"....'.i':..'.'~'~'~il a~b~l~e.~~~~-..'.~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"'I The women were 11elling I·
homes priced from $38,500 lo
$500,000 in Harbor View Hills,
Eastblulf, Harbor View
Homes, C a m e o Highlands,
Irvine Terrace, Cameo Shores,
Beacon Bay, W est c 1 i f f ,
Baycrest, Mesa Verde, Linda
Isle and Dover Shores.
The vacation will be the first
trip to Hawaii for Mi" Aune,
who plans lo go the end of this
month. and also for Miss
Miller. who plans her visit in
late November.
Newport Firm
Ends Project
Larwin Developments, Inc.
of Beverly Hills, has an-I
nounced the completion by
Environments, the Newpor1
Beach interior design finn, o'
the community's recreaUor
center a nd Ole salts, ffCl"Qw
and clnsing off ices at Paradi~
Pines, a 2.600 acre recres·
tlonal land development 100
miles north of Sacramento. !
Norman Rips, markelin~
director. of the La r w I n
subsidiary noted that the $15
million development opened in I
ear)y Se ptember.
Price freeie bonus on last 15 homes In units. Values so11r with Instant apprecl11\lon. Unit 9 homes
In production are Increasing in v11lua 10 to 15%. Hurry!
BROADMOOR TURTI,E ROCK '70
Froms32,990 1
l
'
There are many
reasons to buy a
home in the :
Highlands at
Laguna Niguel.
But you'll see the
best one when
you look out the
window.
About all a 1vindow is good for in most homes i:1
to let some light in.
But it's different in The H ighlands al Laguna
Niguel.
The homes in the Hig hlands arc built hig h up in
the hil ls. so ,_.,,hen you look oul the ~1ndo11s you i;ct
a view of all the surroundi ng countr~sidc.
From the v.·indo\\S of these homes you can look
do1,vn on the valley below and sec all the "fl atland'"
communities, Across lhe valley you can see lhe
Santa Ana Mountains. tvtoJj~ka Peak, S<1 nt1a.i;o
Peak; Los P ines Peak. It's quite a view.
Don't overlook everything else while
you're looking at the view.
A view isn't the only thing you get at Laguna
Niguel.
\Ve have miles of beaches. \\1e have a p rivate
beach club (The Laguna >liguel Beach Oub). \\.'e
have the E! Niguel Country Club, 11·1th an 18-holc
golf course that's rated one of the three best in
Southern California. 'Ilic Dana Point I\ farina and
)·acht Club is right next Joor io L;1;::un;1 '.'\1gucl.
And for people \\'ho li,·e in the I hghlands, there
is a private club for l-lighl.1n<ls residents only \vith a
large clubhouse, an 85-root S\Vinuning pool, and a
playground and picnic area.
Wh•t do homes in The Highlands have
that "ordinary" homes don't?
T hese homes are t \l.O, three, :.i11d iour lx:Jroum
homes.
)'ou \Vil! fin d thc1 t thr ~]('SJ):ns nr thl't> honic~ are
unusually 11e ll thnughLou t fhcrc .ire no awh\vard
a rea!!. No "klunk\ · ronn1s
And all of our f1ome~ h.ivc c.\tr,1 Jet,1d~ that set
them apart from "ord11iary· ho1ncs Drtatls like
t lcctric doo r openers on al l gar<1ges, ,; choice of l ilc
and carpeting. ca rpeting throu~hou t the house,
sprinklers in you r fro nt la1,n, front y.ird and ~1de
yard fencing. and landscaping from the street 1n
front of your home all the l\'ay up to your front
ya rd fence (l\·e call that "Strectscaping")
These extras are only a rart1al l1~t of
\I. hat \I. e give you _ Theres muc h more
Home1 lnThe Hichland1are priced
from $26,500,
And we'll take your old home In trade.
Our prices are reasonable \ery reasonable..
,\Ve should also mention that rrimc rate.s
have just gone do\\·n, so we can give you
the lowest rates available today. These are
todav's rates, not vcsterday·., rates.
\\"e also have e ·trade-in program. \\'c'll take
vour old home in trade for a ne\\' home 1n
T he Highlands, and save you all the time and
v"orry of trying to sell it.
How to aet here
·rake the San Diego-Santa Ana Free\\•ay
(Hi~h"a y 5) to l.rO\\'n \'alley Park\\•ay.
Follow Crol\n \'alley Park\\·ay to ~1gucl Road,
and turn nght
1..:.ccp ~01ng until yo-.1 come to The 1-lighlands.
Jf you d like to call us about anything.
our numbt:r is (71 4) 8)0-5050.
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t
The Highlands
(!)in Laguna Niguel•
Another Great Canmunity by Avco Unvnunity Devele>pers
WHEN IS AN "lRWNE"
HOME REALLY AN
IRVINE HOME ?
Some ofiCalifornia's most dis-
tinguished homebuilders are de-
veloping neighborhoods on Irvine
la nd, the. 83,000 acre master-
planned development in Orange
County.
Right npw, there are nine-de-
vel opers whose success and repu-
tation for high quality work have
qualified them to b uild in The
Irvi ne Company's "better envi-
ronment for you:•
These developers-and only
these -arc allowed to display this
version of The Irvine Company's
offic ial syn1bol.
\Vhcn you sec this sy mbol on a
developer's advertisement, in one
of his brochures, or in his model
home, it means something to you.
It n1cans that thi s developer was
selected from ::imong 22 1 who
have applied to build o n l rvi nc
Company land.
It means that experts in com-
munity planning have Jo0ked at
his past work, a nd judged it to be
of superior quality.
And it means that he is building
in accordance with a mas ter plan.
A plan th at calls for the creati on
of villages ... places for complete
living. Each planned to have its
own schools, churches and shop-
ping facilities. ·
Most of all, it means that when
you buy one of these homes, you
are gelling the total Irvine envi-
ronment ... not just the house.
You arc getting roads that are
engineered to tomorro\v's stand-
ards ... and landscaped with your
eyes in mind .
You arc getting an abundance of
recreational fa cilities ... beaches,
parks, 1narinas, stables. greenbelts,
rec reation centers. tennis clubs ,
golf courses and you-name-it. All
carefull y i'lrr:ingcd and distributed
across the !:i nd in accordance \vith
the highest ~tandards of urban
pl anning.
Loo k for the Irvine symbol
when you're looking for a new
home. If you don't see it, you're
not in an Irvine Company devel-
opment.
And when you come to Trvinc,
bring this li st and map with you.
It will heir you find the develop-
n1cnts which have earned the right
to cal! thcn1sclvcs .. Irvine'.'
J, \Valn ut Vi lla~e Jlomes. By
W1n. Lyon Development Com-
pany. Fro1n $27,995.
2. Greentree Homes. By Don-
a 1 d L. Bre n Compan y. F ro m
$25,995.
3. Univers ily Park. By Stanley
C . Swartz Company. From
$25,995.
4. Cul verDale. By The Grant
Com pany of California. Fro m
$25,995.
5. Pres id ent Jlo mcs-Turtlc
Rock. By Middlebrook-Anderson.
From S66,l00.
7. H arbor View Homes. B y
Donald L. Bren Co1npany. F rom
$3 1,995. I
8. llarhor View Hills/By Lusk
Homes. Frorn $52.500. {
9. The Rln ff~. By Gc'trge M.
l·folstein & Sons. Frri~30,850.
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JO. Big Canyon. Broadmoor
H omes by Richard B. Smith, Inc.
Developer: under S 100,000. Cus--
ton1 lots offe red by Macnab-Irvine
from S40,000. Deane Home~ to
open in August: condominiums
from $6S,000.
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THERE ARE FIVE ()THER PLACES I N THE WORl.D
\VITH BEACHES LIKE IRVINE'S: NICE, FRANCE;
B()l'ANY BAY, AUSTRAIJA; CAPETOWN, SOUTH AFRICA ;
VINA DEL MAR. CHILE; AND THE DARDANELLES .
Only six places in the world have that per-
fect combin ation. of coasta l beauty and kindly
cli1natc k nown as ''mcditcrrancan'.'
Sout hern Ca lifo rn ia is one . An d Irvi ne,
between Newport Beach and Laguna, has some
o( the mos t bea utiful beaches and scacliffs•on
the California co a ~. i'iaccs like Scotsma n's
Cove. M orro Beach . Crysta l· Cove a nd I rvine
Cove.
A nypbcc in Irvin e is onl y minutes from these
beaches . \Vhi ch means t ha t buyi ng a n Irvine
h o me is a Jo t like buying a ho me o n T he
Riviera, o r Spain's Costa d e! Sol.
J[ pi cturesque beaches were all you got with
a n Irvin e ho me, that w o uld be p lenty. But
t he re's niore .
The Sa n J oaq uin Hills. R o ll ing. Green in
winte r. Go ld in s ummer. And the Lomas de
Santiago m ounta ins-a crisp mo rning's drive
away. Somethi ng to look up to after a snowfall.
If you 're more th.a n just a looker, there's
plenty to do outdoors in Irvin e. Pull a nd fry a
trout from Irvine L ake. Bou nce aroun d Sa ddlc-
back Park on a moto rcycl e o r d un e buggy. Sail
o ut o f Newport H arbor. R id e horseback.
Through the surf. Over foothi lls. Water-ski the
"Back Bay:• Take a whack or two on one of
Irvine's golf courses. Play a fe w fa st sets a t a
tennis club.
Considerate master plan n in g; the best work
of ni ne of Califo rn ia's most di slingu ishcd home-
builders: these a re ma king Irvin e one of Cali-
fornia's most beautiful places to live.
But the m editerra nean beaches. T hat's some-
thing t hat n ature did. Someth ing that's yours
when you move to I rvine.
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Water
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Planned for
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Pltoae yoar ntare1t
Sean store
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2144 W . \INCOlN (Ht YAIM lAlt Of llOOIONUT)
.-HOHi 774-1300
F~U,.TAIN VALLEY
17200 I. llOOIOIUllT (H9 fA•M '°"'"el W&l99)
l'tlONI t61-ll 1 I
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Driveway Flx·Upl
5 Gallan
COATING
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• Senl1 por1u, re1tore1 orlglnol
block color-eory to opply.
Rog.
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60 lb.
ASPHALT
PATCH
• 60 pound boo .
• U se for paving or patching.
Rog. $1.19 89 (
1 Gallon 1.&T. & IUN. ONLTI
DRIVEWAY MORT AR~=:::.
• U1e to fill hole1, deprt1Jio n1.
•Thi n with wnte r lo
Rog . $1.89
I A1. & SUN. ONLTI
Standard Sl&e
RED BRICKS
•Perfect for your many Do -it-Yoursel f
projects -build planters, w a lkways,
bu ilt-in Bar-8-Q, etc.
I A fan tastic btirgoinl
Reg. 9' Each
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SAVE! SAVE! SAVE!
JAT,' IUN. O Nl J I
GENIE" AUTOMATIC
GARAGE DOOR OPENER
• U L rip ,,1oved-1/. h.p. mo!or--outomor1colty
opent doo•J
up to l6 11.
Reg.$1 1?.9S
SAVE $.J0.001
111. '' l:lectrlc
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SEPT. 25 & 26
A Sell-out Before!
Back By
·Popular Oemandl
• Hollow core doors to serve yo ur
many needs -table tops, book
shelves, room dividers and doors
too!
• Sizes up to 32 inches wide.
Some with slight imperfections.
REG. 53.99
1 Gollon
ROCK BINDER
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Sa.-e .$1 .00
IAf . 6
IUN. ONlTT
Regulation
BASKETBALL
BACKBOARD
• 32"J-48"i7/1 0'" h'lrdboord-
rea dy to fi ni1~ & e11joy,
REG. $4.f9
SAVE $1 .50
: Solid Bross
ENJRY DOOR
LOCK SET
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SAVE $2.001
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UtlUty
SHELF
BRACKETS
• Groy el'omt l fini1h--<ovn1e r
1uri lr holt1.
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4"xJ" .... 7c
J " x 6 " .••• 9c
6"111" ..• 12c
7"x 9" ...• 17c
l "x ID" .. 19c
1D"x 12". 27c
12" x u " .. 39c
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BATHROOM TOILET
• Modt rriirt no w wi1 h rhe lott JI ir1
bnrhroom l~lrur tt .
• 1 !'lnlr & bowl of vil•t ou1 c!'lirio.
REG . $31 .89
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White ln•m•I Toilet Seat Sl-99
12" x 12" Self Adhesive
SHAG CARPET TILE
• It ', t rny to i111totl o woll !o wolt
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Vital Statisti~s for the Orange Coast Area
Marriage
Licenses
Men in
Service j
Navy Seaman Douglas A.
Rebard, M>n of Mr. and Mrs.
A.W. Rebard of l 7 2 I
Candlestick Lane, Ne wport
Beach, has graduated from
recruit training at the Na.11al
Training Center, San Diego.
Navy Fireman David t..
\\'enrlck, son of Mr. an~ Mrs
Lee R. Wenrick of 3268 Dakot;i
Ave., Costa Mesa, participatW
in commi.s.~loning ceremonies
for lhe Navy's n e we s l
destroyer esrort, USS Downes,
at the Naval S h i p y a rd ,
Bremerton, Wash.
His ship has been assigned
to the Pacific Cruise r -
Destroyer force and will ~
homeported at Long Beach.
Navy Petty Officer Third
Class John T. Rngers, son of
r..t.r. Jack J. Rogers of 1107
Acacia, Huntington Beach. is
deployed to the W e s t e r n
Pacific aboard the aitack
aircraft carrier USS Oriskany.
which wa s recently visited by
30 orphans at Yoko!'iuka.
Japan from the Oriskany
Home.
Midshipman Steven C. Led-
singer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Ledsinger of 216 O!! Anza.
San Clemente, has completed
two week!'! of Reserve Officer
Training ahoard !he aircraft
carrier USS Coral S e a ,
operating off the California
coast .
While aboard the carrier he
became acqu;i inled with duties
he will be required lo perform
after graduation from college
and cximmissioning in the
Nav al Reserve.
Navy Fireman Gary L.
Cline, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Aurther L. Martin. Jr., of
26452 Calle. Lucana, San Juan
Capistrano, was graduated
from Engineman "A" School
;:it the N;ival Training Center.
Great Lakes. Ill.
He was trained to maintain
and rf'pair marine enginM and
, engineering auxiliary equip--
men!.
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WESTCLIFf MORTUARY
f27 E. 17th SI .. Costa Meu ........ • BALTZ MORTUARIES
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Cesta ~1ts• Ml ~itu • BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
111 Broadwty, Coslt Mt1t u 1·3'11 • ~fcCORMICK LAGUNA
BEACH MORTIJARV
1711 Lap.111 Ca11ye11 Rd.
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MEMOlllAL PARX
Cemetery MortulT'J
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TOOTHPASTI
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Deodorant
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most tfteetivt p!l)\ectio~ rv1•fi1blP.,
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INkes oo~s•bJe fo1 lou Ill ~IY!' a"d
wav1 east!y. Rei. Ory Formul1\.
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FACI CREAM 79c .lW1¥ Bo1u1v Cari F"rmul1 !~at
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mo1!tu!l1es lo youthful r1d11nro:
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BATH OIL llADS
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Razor Blades
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OCC Goes English
'Black Comedy' Delightful
By TOM BARLEY
Of 1M C.lly f'll91 •11H
Those bright youDg people at
Orange Coast College who
practically fractured th i 1
critic with their happy and
hilarious "Black Comedy" call
their laugh·a·mlnute r o m p
''experimental theater'' and
on that point alone they lose
me ..
It's fa st and run ny and ii
has a Irick or two to offer on
the way but it's 60 minutes of
sla pstick routine wl:lich may
have a mod ern sett ing but
which i.s •s traditiona l as
M wlll II 1J. Jr'1 -l.JJ . Kk:l1 lk
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Beeft1ter8 in the Tower of
Londoo.
London. or somt point near
it. is lhe locale of their play
and thiJ off ataa:e Limey has
to concede immediately that
whatever else they might have
done in their clever little one-
11ctor they did 8 gre•t job of
putting across British accent.B.
"Aaaoow," they said. and
"Rawther" and it came acros.!I
the footlights much as it would
have sounded in the Theater
Royal at Camden Tov.·11 .
"I must say 1 don't koow
what ;i.ny of this is about ,"
breathleS11ly m u m b I e s a
distinctly worst for v.·ear
Colonel Melkett towards the
end of director K e v I n
Doremus' rib tickler and it
was probably the truest thing
any cast member sald all
night.
climu: that is oM of the
cratiest things In this z.any
show.
It's all put together by a fint
cast but one member of that
cast deserves much more than
a passing comment not just
for her role in this play but rnr
the Yery obviou!. and Inborn
abili ty that made her stand
out in a recent product ion
viewed by this critic.
Erin Blackwell gave a spl en-
did portrayal of M is s
F'urniv al. the supposedly stif(
and starchy old maid who,
unlike the electricity. gets
turned on at one mo1nent in
the play for a scene that w111s
by far the best thing in a very
good "'Black Comedy."
Ha ir askew and e y e i;
nashing, she brought im·
mediate applause for her
glorious version of the spinster
who suddenly finds that a tot
or two can do wonders for the
frumpy female whose taste
buds have hitherto been con-
fined to brands of tea. lTy-
Phoo, of course).
Join the net set. The wet set. The sweat set.
"Black Comedy" blasts off
with a blown fuse at a family
gathering and that in itself
leads to some del iciou s
knockabout theater with Just
about every member of the
cast getting in on stumbling,
sprawling routine in the sup-
posed darkness that left a
highly appreciative audience
helpless with laughter.
"Black Comedy'' is well
v.·orth a look and look now
before all those acrobatic ac-
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"THE NIGHT OF
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COLOfl -lll:ATID WI"
Paul Doremus as Brinds\ey
Milter, Debbie Ensign as Carol
Melkett, his Hance and Pam
Hall as Clea. the beautifully
arranged vamp who very
understandably blows a fuse ir.
Brindsley's love life wi th
Carol are in the thick of open·
ing action that left both cast
members and this c r i I i c
breathless.
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scenes, the delightful dithering
of Richard Rowland as Colonel
Melkett and the mincing con-
tribution of Scott Crane as
Harold Gorringe to the even-
tual arrival of the millionaire
art connoisseur and an anti-
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It took something on the lines of Ult Cannen Dragon'
appoinlment for those behind the Orange County Symphony
Association lo begin to biol out the bad taste left in the
mouths of many concert~oers when lhe organization was
t:allou:sly permitted to fold two years ago.
I satd at the time that IL didn 't have to be. And oothine
has happened in lhe interirn to per-
suade Lhi5 critic that the marked in -
ability of certain public rigures to
measure up to the image the y give us
was not re sponsible for the C...Mise or
the OCSA.
But that is v.·ater _unde r the bridge
and Dragon is a very different and
very refreshing cup oft~~. He is com-
ing to Irvine Bowl Oct. 2 to dirttl the
renamed Orchestra (Symphony Fan-• •
tastique, yet !) in a pops concert that 1 '\.
will feature lhat girted soprano, Kathy Knight.
I'm looking forward to chatting with Dragon again If
only to get some idea of exactly whit he is planning for
the._ OCSA in what l unde rstand ls going to be an inilial
eight-concert season.
MOST IF NOT ALL of those eoncert.s may be held in
the recently opened John Wa)'ne Thealere at Buena P1rk
and I must confess lo ignorance of the f1cllity':s acoustics
and its suitability for concert engagements. I am assured
by those who have attended func tions in the building that
there should be no problems.
Dragon rmiy be the Oii<" with problems if be intends. as
indicated, to coolinue his a!SOCiatioo wllh the Glendale
Symphony Orchestra and the Lo~ Angeles Music Center and
Hollywood Bowl engagements that make him one of the
busiest impresarios on the Southland music scene.
It's hard to see how he ca:-, do the kind of job he insists
on doing with the Symphony f'antastique in its vitally in1-
portanl premiere season. Thal V.'ill be my firsl question in
the light of lhe dynamic Dragon·s multitude of commit-
1ncnts.
He is, of course, lremend,,usly busy with his recording
\\•ork and 'o\"ilh his own romposition of music and I'm told
thal one of hi s earliest decision on accepting his new post
v.•as to cut an album wilh the fledgling group. In his spare
lime. perhaps?
EXECUTIVE DffiECTOR Joseph K. Sa liba is already
toying with the idea oi a summer season for the new
orchestra and that program. if it can be put together, may
run at Irvine Bowl in conjunction with the restival of Arts.
The lalk at this stage is of a gala Chr istn1as coocert at
Knotrs Berry Farm HS an op('ning night for the new en.
semble, a series of children's free roncerts and sl'vera l
recording dates for the Symphony rantastique. Let us
fervently hope that all these wonderful plans come to pass.
They !1ave t'very chancl' of doing so under Dragon if
that inveterate musician can find time for them: He has
the craft and the charisma to do for Orange County 11ud-
iences \.\'hat the likes of Leonard Berstein and Arthur
f"iedler have done for music-hunJ,try New York and Boston.
If he takes ovt"r the Or1nge Counly Symphony as this
critic remembers it he can tJf' 11ssured of having a high
class ensemble on which to bu ild his Symphony ranta:slique.
DANIEL LE\\'IS WAS 11 magnlricent director of the en-
semble and he had wt!ded together 1 music11I force of some
renown v.'hen his work and lhe plans of many unselfish
niusic lover~ were consigned to the \.\'asle basket on a day
-or two -of infamy.
His baton will be picked up by Carmen Dragon and no
one will be happier than Lewis lhat it wi!l have such a
distinguished ma ster in the months 1head. He can look
back with considerable pride on his own considerable coo·
tribution to ou r musical community.
\Yelcomf to Orange County, Carmen. Those of us wt10
look on the growing sl<!lure of our musical world here v.·ith
pride arr. even more proud that you should have decided
lo become a part of it. -----------------------11
DOROTHr
EME R:iOU
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"I LOVE
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Bell Hinger
Mae Makes Heads Turn
By VERNON SCOTT
~OLLYWOOD \LI P!) -A
Hollywood party can be a
desultory gathering u n I es s
soniethlng unusual take place
or someone departs from the
norm.
Drunks falling into swinl·
ming pools are dectasse.
F'isticuff are an outrage.
Nea r·nude fe111inily ha s
becon1e a bore.
Ad lib piano playing and
group singing by tipsy talent is
banned.
Thus it was that gutsls 11p-
proached the home 0 r
Congressman Alphoru.o Bell
and his actress-wife Marian
~1cCargo hoping for some t'X·
citement.
Bell is no ordinary solon. llis
Is the 28th district of
California, an enclave \.\'hich
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Holrnby }!ills. the Trusdale
Estate and other pockets of
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cluding Bel Air. which derivrs
its name from Bell's
forebears.
A phalanx of parking at-
tendants \\'heeled R o 11 s
Royces, Mercedes and poor
constituents' Cadillacs away
from the en trance.
Congressman and Mrs. Bell
greeted guests personally and
with warmth.
The purpose or the party
was to celebrate the ap-
pointment of Robert Fryer as
1nanaging dire<'lor of !he Los
Angeles ~lusic Center theater
group.
This was of more than pas.~
ing interest inasmuch as
Fryer produced ' ' M y r a
Breckinridge," a film of ap-
palling taste and. worse. a col-
ossal blunder al the box of-
fice.
On a lower level of the
BAUO~
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6:45
Jttl.lalltu
a.1k.1 ~111•1•
estate a full band played
dal1('er!, there '\'Cre twn bar:i:
dispensing potables.
Zsa Zsa Gabor was prl'senl.
Dick. Chamberlain with long
hair and mod suit did not at
all resernble his old Dr.
Kildare role .. June Lockhart.
Jo Ann Pflug, Sally Kellerman
and a nock of other decorative
actresses were on hand In
skimpy attire.
Laurence Harvey v,..:1.s talk·
ing picture business wlth pro-
ducer Arthur P. Jacobs.
Suddenly lhe party was
11wept by a rumor.
An txcited and slightly ef-
feminate man in a skin-llght
suit clapped his ha n d s
together and whispered .
"She's here!"
Trying to play it cool, a
starlet. 11llowed her eyes to
d;,.rt from the lawn partr to
the entry, !fer excitement was
obvious.
Even Lew \Vasserman. the
powerfu l chief of lJniversal
Pictures. swung hls he11d
around in expectation. A bevy
of women made an excuse lo
go lo the powder roo111, the
better lo substantiate the
rumor.
"She ls here!'' said Dick
Chamberlain, mouth agape.
And surl' endtigh. into the
party strode Mae West in a
v.·hitc satin ~own, blonde hair
tun1bling over her shoulders
and walking wilh the sure
knowledge of a queen. Queen
of what . nobod.v know s.
Bul tl rnade Alphonzo
Bell's part y a ringing success.
fl1ae doesn't <'Onie to many
1-lollywood soirecs.
l;uest of honor fryer was
harpy to see Mae, too. She
....·:i s co-sliirred in "f.1yra
l3reckinr1d.i;c."
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A Word
To the
Wives:
DEAR ANN LAND ERS:
t\5 I \Yrite this Jetter I
have the feeling I am
speaking ror thousands
of others who are in the
san1e boat. I'm male. ap-
proaching 40 , been mar-
r ied about 17 years. We
have th ree children, a
paid-fo r home. middle-
income bracket, well -
enlrenched in a career.
Proble m: The wife;
1 look back al our romance.
I \1·a.~ 21. She was 20, pretty,
slender ( 117 pounds 1, happy to
~el in the car and go for a
drive anywhere. Loved to
walk. Enjoyed swimming, bik-
ing. Everything was fun.
Today she weighs 150 at
least. Won 't walk <'lnyplace.
Jla$n't been on a bike or in a
swin1 suit in 10 years. Car
riding makes her s i r k .
Screams al the kids in-
cessantly. Has gone on 10 diets
and can 't stay with it,
Iler life is wrapped around
her card club. her telephone
yakking. girl friends, clothe11
'and the hairdresser. She
doesnl care for cooking and
J'JTI tired of ta.lking about it so
\Ye settle for hamburger!! and
French fries which she asks
me tn pick up at the driYe-in
o.n my way home.
When I hear her on the
phone gossiping about the
la test divorce. I wonder what
she'd say if she knew I had
considered it manv times. Too
bad these women don't see the
trouble until it 's loo !ate. Sign
me -YOUR HUSBAND
OEAR HUSBAND: Here's
your lelter, but don 't expect
the wife to recoi::nize herself.
Why not !'!lip thi s column in
the bag the next time 9he
asli:.". you lo bring home 1ome
hamburger.". from the drive·
in? Let it be ht:r dessert.
DEAR ANN L ANDERS :
see so mnny thing.-. 'ATOng with
the way my son's wife is rais·
inR her children that it makes
me miserable. T o d a y ' s
mothers are so puffed up with
ps,vchology and book -learned
nonsense !_hat they make
dreadful n'i.~t11kes. When we
\vere kid~ if we said a dirty
word we caught it right in the
mouth .
Now our grandchildren blurt
nuL disgusting things and my
rlaughler-in-law says. "We
don'l use that word ." and she
just changes the subject. l
wrote about this problem last
,vear and you lold me to keep
qui et unless I was asked .
M<i vbe when you ha v e
grandchildren of your own
you'll change your mind.
Please )el me know.~UTICA
L ' DEAR U.: I II AV !-:
J!:ra!Klrhildren, the same nnes
I had last year and my advice
I~ the same. Keep quiet unless
asktd. Mo'l au tho r i l i es
believe kids use dlrly words as
an atten!lon-JeltlnR device.
Thr,\' want a reaction. Your rlauihter-ln·law~ approach Is a
11:ood one. I.Al her al one.
OEAR ANN LANDERS: ln
!hf' l;ist few 1non1hs vou havr
printed ~e veral lettCrs from
\l'rJmen "'hO ha ve lost babies .
ThPv h11ve written lo tell you
som'e of the thouRhless and
hurtful things people have said
lo lhem. I
tast year we lost our firsl
h11by in my si:i.:th month of
pregnanty. The doctor said it
w1111 <i blessing because the
babv was defor med. l 11.m
pregnanL again a n d un-
derstandably I a m ap-
prehensive. You can't believe
the number of people who
have gone out of their wa y lo
~a.v. "I hope this one ill 111\
ri~ht."
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ls what i.11 on MY mind night
and day? Why must they bring
It up? I know they mean well,.
but it's so stupid. Print my
heller plet>.qe and tell 1~. if
}l(IU can. why people are like
this ? -MI CHIGAN CITY
nEAR M.C.: Your answer Is
In your l~Uer. They mean well
but they're 1tupld. Thank~ for
wtilinl( and rood luck to yocl-
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SUNDA Y
SEPTEMBER 2h
By SYDNEY O~IARR
~lass h.vsicria <·on1monlv
!tr~ "junglr niadness."
usuall~· occurs an1ong nall ve:;
of Africa during period!\ <Jf lhe
ncw moon. In m or c
sophistical~ socielies. em o-
tional unrest is more apt lo
occur p,•hcn the moon is fu ll.
ARI.ES 1 ~larch 21 -April 19\;
Finish assignments, proje<:tS'.
Heed inner \Oice. St rcceptivr
lo spiritual unfo tdrnent. Enl().
lional scars r.ow can bt heal·
ed. Sur11 ev your personal
11t11<1.lion. You a/'c in bcller
po~ition than might bc im -
~gined.
'rA URUS 1.\pr1l 20-1\lay 211 \:
f"resh outlook neccS'S'll'\'
where partnt>rship fina nce$
joint efforts are concerned.
You ha1·c some ideas \\·hich
should be put into action.
Don'l be-held back by one 11·ho
is dominated by 1nediocrily.
GE~IINI 1~1ay 21 -June 20 1:
~lighlight confron!alions 11·ith
those who ~ ! i rn u I a ! c .
l'hallengc. Consider areaS' C<Jn·
ccrned with marriage. con-
lracts. legal m a n e u v e r .s .
Stres.s solid base. Avoid ~·ild·
goose chase. Be practical.
CANCER !June 21 ·July 2:!);
A1·cep1 social invitation. Be
••ilh those \\'ho h~lp you la ugh.
relax. Join forces 11·ith Sa~il·
tarius indi vidual. Settle dif-
ferences \\'ilh fan1il .1• n1en1ber.
Key is lo get rel ie f f1"01n
nervous I ension.
Lt:O rJul.1' :tl·.o\UJ,!. 22!: /\('-
cent on deal ings \\"i1 h childrrn.
Fine for new forn1~ of fecrE'a ·
lion. Obtain hint froin Viri:o
rnessage. Break through any
barrier to communication.
S po I I i g h t self-expression.
Person~! magnetism soars.
VIRGO I Auli[. 23-Sept. 221,
Enp~asis on hon1e. properly.
settling of mauer.s relating In
St'C'Urity. Be 1\·ith fam ilv. if
possible. Listen lo 1·a~1ou.•
sidcs of any story. \\'i1hho!d
final judgment. ~lakr Greater
harmony your goal.
LIBRA !Sept 23-0cL ?2 1:
Journcy in1·olving telative~
ma,v be on a ~l!nda. Slick to
11·hat is fan1illar. Gra ~.~ ·will
no! be greener elsewhere.
ncali 7.e this and respond ac-
rordingly. Tauru~ person now
l'Ould figure prominently.
SCORP IO (()ct. :!3. :\ov.
~11; l\toney i$ accented. You
can settle question of pay-
1ne11t. dE'bL Don 'l <1sk for too
i1iuch: 11·ha1 vou receive could
be morE' !ha1i adequa!e. Puzz\E'
pieces 11·ill fall together. 'iou
will gain under.standin1;.
SAGTlTARTUS i 1'\o\. 22·
Dr<-. 21 1: You get what. you
a!;.k for : bc carcful and
discrim1naling. i\leans don"!
l"C1Uest more l h1111 \'Oii c-an
handle. C.:~·clc rrmaiiis hi~h:
(·ontinul'; \\Jfh in ilia ti v e .
\\·e1con1e contacts. challrnge~
Be dirE'C'!
t:APRICOH~ 'Det 2:!-Jan
191 : \rhispers. rumors tend to
dominat~. ltelationship is put
to tes1 Ba st conclusions on
11·h at ~·ou know. not 11'hat you
merely hear . .su~pect or are
told by others. Be quiet "'·ithin
-answer~ "'ill bc forthco1n-
ing.
AQUARIUS 1 Jan 2G-Feb.
HI •: Good lunar aspect ac-
cenl.s friendship . rcalizalion or
some hopes and Vl"ishes. You
receive proverbial s e c ond
chance. New sta rt is fal'ored.
Give. fuW play lo cre<ith e
energies, Say ye.s to love
PISCES 1Feb. l~~larch 201.
Define ambit ioru;. Chccli direc.
tion. Be :mrc you koow 1\h;.•
~·ou want and can rtcog11izc
nce:i.s. One in position of 11u·
lhority i~ coopcra1il"e . Lea :-n
by teaching. Pcrfect tech-
niques. You \rill get credit.
If. TODAY IS YOUR
BIR T H DA Y you are
forthright. de t e r m i n c d ,
cap.able of outlining a course
and following It. Whcn you
make up your mind to do
aomelhing. ii usually gets
done. You can be stubborn.
but u~ual\y with good cause.
Thi.S' has been <lnt ()f your
n1os\ 1igniEicant year~ -and
Se ple:mbe.r probably the most
Important monlh or the year
tor you .
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Dutchman Sends Falcons After Rams
LOS ANGELES IAPI -Al first-
glance, the 1971 National Football League
schedule looked favorable for the first
thrl'f games for I~ Lo! Angeles Rams -
New Orleans, Allanta and the Chicago
Brars.
SomehO\\', things got .1:vofed up, mainly
bt>cause a few guys, including Archie
~lanning of New Orleans and Bob Berry
of Allan~. neglected to remember how
mighty were the Hams and the San Fran-
cisco 40ers.
•
So today the Sainll ol Loui.s1ana and
AUant.a 'a Falcons roost on top 1J1 the l\TFL
\Vest, Los Angeles and the 49ers al !he
bottom and the same team~ change
partners for their Sunday matinee c1111es.
Atlanta unquf'stionably got a morale
boost v.·1th its 20-17 win over San Fran-
t'Lsco. But contrary to popular belief,
Falcon coach Norman Van Brockhn
didn't head West wilh a grudge feeling
abou t the team he once starred for, the
Rams.
The Hery Dutchman. an lntlmale: con·
(ided the other day, doesn 't s.Jngle out any
one team to beat. he lim ply WAllts to
beat 'em all.
The Sunday kickoff is set for LM p.m.
Sixty-thousand or more 11re expected.
The Rams and their new coach, Tom-
my Prothro. we re undrrstandably
chagrined and a little mystified ove r
their 24-20 lai;t second loss to New
Or!Pans a week ago.
Quarterback Roma11 Gabnel of the
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Rams admittedly had an off day in New
Orleans and Prolhto liter 11.id, "Gabe
1o1·as pressing a li ttle but I'm confident
h@'!I work th ings ooL"
Gabriel declined to Allbl bul the Rams'
trainer, George Meneree, said the big guy
is taboring with lhree badly bruised ribs,
dating to the preseason a:ame with San
Diego three weeks ago.
Running back Les Joiiephson is &till
beset with • chest inj ury. He wu not
supposed 00 play In New Orleans but came
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THE RAMS' DEFENS IVE ACE COY BACON 1791 WILL BE IN ACTION SUNDAY AT THE COLISEUM WHEN ATLANTA INVADES LA.~
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Pac-8 Cha111p
Stanford Duels
Duck s Today
ST.-\i\FORD ~APl -The Oregon Ducks
nnd Stanford Indians will make the first
1971 test of the r;ic1f1c-8 Conference lnol-
ball wars hrre trida.~.
Defrnd1nc ('han1p1nn S1an!nrd. 2.fl th is
season . an<l Ore,i:on , 1-1. 11 ill pla.1· bPfore
a rrn11·r1 nf ahn11t 110,000 at S1anfnrrl
Stadium. and rhe .11ame "1'!11 bP !Plr1·1serl
rec 1nnall .1'
"\\"e 11·1\1 be
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C'l11umrl 7 at I ::111
""hirh I cnns1der hC'ttC'r lhiin last ye.ar·s
Stanford team 11·h1rh heat us 1n Eug!'ne,"
says Oucks roach .Jrrrv FrC'L
The Indian~ "on J.1-!0 last year, hut at
ha!fllme it was :\-0 In fa\'OT or Oregon .
··rr it \\'eren't r(lf ou r kickoff and punt
returns. ii cn11ld ha ve been 11 J,lloomy
day," Stanford !'nach John Ral slon
recalls.
Of course, the Indians also had .Jim
P lunkett, v.·ho fnund ihe range with his
passing 1n lhe sPcnnd hall.
SLanfnrrl'.~ n('w qt1ar1cr hack. D n n
Bunce, V.'ill be ni<11 ching !alents Saturday
\\'ith Ore~nn iunu1r D:in Fnuts. Both had
greal games lasl week, hut Bobby Moore
of Oregon had the hl~j!,esl day.
Raiders on Rebound
Bridesmaid Chargers
Try to Derail Oakland
SA,\1 01F:f;O (AP 1 -The mip!hl y but.
nnt 1n\·1nr1ble Oakiand AaidPrs. seekinl!:
!n clrar up any dnub li:; rrPa!Pd h,1 !hei r
opening day lnss Lo New Ene;lanrl cla~h
\1·1th the sfre11k1ng San D1egn Charger~
Sunrla~.
The Chargers, winners of follr straight
Ageless Pancho
Stops Tanner,
Mal\.es Se111is
LOS -rancho
Gnnzalel, who 11•on th ii; tournament two
years ago 11t ihe agt of 41. survi1•ed 11n
early scart. before glid1n~ pa~t youn,l!,
Roscoe Tiinner , 3-6, li-1. fi-1, Friday in e
quarLeriinal match nf the $73.000 Pacific
Southwest Open !ennis tournamen1.
Top-seeded Stan Smith, the U S. ()pen
Champion from Pasadena, also ad vanced
to today's: semifinal!! by defeating Bnb
Lull of LoS Angeles, 6-3. 7-6, winding up
v.·irh a 5-3 best-of-nine t.1ebreaker.
Lull was seeded §i:i;th.
inrh1d1n.11 ;in impi1r\ant 21-14 rnmebark
\·irtnrv over rhe K<1nsa.~ riiv C'hirfs last
11·erk in ihe1r 1971 lea J?UP op;ner. hop' tn
prnvp thry'rp nn flukp :inrl strrnglhro
lhe ir hnld on fir.•t. pliirP in the Amer ican
Football Conference West.
San Diego ha~ fini.~hrd in 1h 1rrl pla!"e
hf'hind lhP Raiders and {'h1rfs fnr thf"
pa:;;1 five ye;irs and h;i.c;n 't hr111C>n
Oakland in rP1?11lar .~r;i.<nn plii~· ~lnrr
their first mer1ing in lllfill. a!01nt1~h 1hP
lwn tean1.~ tied hPre l;;isl l'r11r. 27-Zi.
The e;:irl1esl Sl'llnut jn the C:hargrr,.· 11·
year hislnry \\.';is Tf"Corrled !hi~ V.'Pt !<:. with
:iill 54.000 ;;;eal.c; fnr the I r m. came in
San r>iei:;o Stadium solrl by Tur~da .v.
The CharJCer:o;· defen.~e. 111h!r h has
111lnwed just two tou chd owns in E'll('h of
the last three J!ame~. wLll fa re ii hii:;
chRll rn,J?e in the powerful nffcnsP nf
Oiikl;ind , led by l'eleran QU'1rlerbacks
Dtir)'lf' Lamonic ii And George Bland a.
The R;iidrrs' nffrnse managed just one
touchdown last \\'f'ek in losin,i:: In the
Patriots, 20-6. but !he team c11n hnrdly be
up with twn losses 11 nd 11 tie. l.hPn wnn
:o;evpn straig ht and "l'nund up -...·Hh Its
fourth consecutive division rrn"'n.
And S11n Diego·s only two lossr.~ i;o far
I his year came at the handt1, of Minnesota
and S11n FrAnci.o;rQ, whfl like the Ra ider:;;
h::ive expwienced an expl05ive offensive
cnunted out. Last St'ason Oa kla nd opened
unit~.
John Hadl will handlt the quarterback-
ing chores for Sa n Diego.
~~regosi's Hit
Paces A11gels
Past Sox, 4-3
.Jim F regn.~i sm .. ckrd <1 ru n-scoring
single in the bn11om of !he ninth innin!l,
l1fl inJ,l the C<1!1fornia AnJ!els and Anrlv r-.1P~sersm1!h rn ,. 4-3 1·iclnr\' O\'~r thf.
ChicRjtO \\'h1lr Snx Fnrl;:iy ni,cih1
FreJ!o.~i·s garnr-11 1nni n~ hit off re liever
S1iin Per~'1nn,,~:sk1 . 0-1. S<'OrPrl Sanrlv
Alnn111r. whri had npPnrrl !he inning wi!h
ii hun! sinRle iinrl n1nved to .(ecnnd no a
"M'Alk to Tomn1y Reynold.~.
Thi" An[!rls harl !1erl the s<'nrr :I-~ wi!h
twn runs 1n the f'1J,lhth. Sinp;le~ by Freizo.~i
<tnrl Krn r.l('1\'1ullrn plus an error hy
crntrr frrldrr .l;iy .lnhnsln11e prorl11crrl thP
f1rsl run 1n thr e1gh!h . .Jim S("IE'f1('f'r"~
;<ArriFicr fly rlrnve in McMullC>n \\'llh the
!yinJ,l run.
Messersrn1lh, 19-1'.l, S('altered Pight hit.~
in v.•innin,I!'. his eighth game Jn his last
nine deci.~on.~.
II' M II Ill II iO
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PB-M•""'f~n. T-1·7'. A-\.1,~).
on, fireman-like fashion , to IC'Ofe. two
touchdowns and put the Rarrus ~ead -if
only lempor.11rlly. _
Van Brocklin's No. I qu1rtuback, Bob
Berry. Is 1\sted al 5 reet 11 V.'hlc h rnuiy
st ill \n."list is lOO small Lo be an NFL
quarterback.
Van Brockt1n disagrees. He has srverRI
points. For one, the former Oregon
University star oulpaa~d the 49ers' John
Brodie by completing lft or ZI passes for
18fl yards and two tourhdowns last Sun-
day.
Dodgers Slice
Deficit to 2;
20 for Downing
ATLANTA !APl -Left-hanrle r Al
Dnv.·ning becii me a 20-J!ame winner fnr
the first timl' in hli:; career, shutting nut
the Atlant'1 Braves 2-0 on eight hit~ Fri-
rla.v and keeping al1vr lhe Los Ange le,o;
Ondgf'r.~· prnnan! hnpes in the National
League's \Ve,o;l Division.
Thr Dodgers· virtnry mnved lhern
wit hin lwn gilrn1·s of the division-IP.l!ding
San Fr;incis1:11 <:i;inl.~. whn dropped I 6-~
decision at Cinclnnali Fridiiy nig ht.
John ny Ren<'h slammed a 1 ..... 0-run , tie--
hreakini: hon1e ru11 in the seventh lnritng.
carryinj! lhP Reds In \'iclory.
Downing , "l'hn p!'!S lcd his pre violifl bigh
nf 14 victories in 1967. was in tn1ub!e \onl.v
in the eiJ:hth inning. He i;:ave up a leadoff
single to Feli x ~1illan ln the first. but all
fin TY T1>1ln11
Cl1111111el JI at I I: I 5
the nther hi1,o; hP i:illn"·ed until the eighth
\\'ere 1vilh twn nur
The only 11'<11k he gave up lnadpd I.he
ba.o;es in th e 1'111,hlh. following sinJ!IPs hy
fl-till;;in and Han k Aaron. But Downing
then got ~1ikr 1.tnn tn li ne intn a double
plA.Y tn enr1 the thre;it. ~
ThP Ondgt'rs go1 thri r first run in thr
fourth 1vhen Willie Davis hit his l01h
ho1ner nf the srasnn over the right·l\eld
fen re. ThPy gnt the other run in the
.o;f'venth whr_n Oavi.~ singled. moved to
third on A :;;ingle by Richie Allen And
1'i:nrrd on a douhlrp!;:iy ~rounder by Man-
nv Mnta .
·Second b;isem11n f\1il!an t•la imrd in·
lerference hy D11 vi.~ whrn he fa iled to
m:ike a play on Al!Pn's groundr r. When
f\1i!lan was unahle In make a play, the
h::i ll rolled into short. right center. allow-
ing Davis tn iidvancl' to th ird .
AtliinlA .o;ttirlrr rhil ~irkro. 14-14,
allowed ool.1• fnur hits before Jea,yin~.for fl
pinrh hiller in thf' Sf"Vrnth. • !
J)owni1111,. whu h;id shut oul !hf' Rraveli
1111 three hit s \;is\ Sunda)I. i·o. nntrhed his
fourth shutout nf Ille $e;1 snn 1fl nd
s1 rf'nJ:!lhrnrrl his c11ndidacy for the Na-
tinnAI l.cague·.~ cnmebar k pl11~·er nf !he
\"f'<ir ;iw ;:irrl
· The .10-yc:ir·nlrl l01·mrr NP11• Ynrk
''ankPe w~,o; ar11uirPrl h~· tbP Dnc1J,?P.J'I in
An nff-seasnn tradt th;:i t sent. infielder-
nut fieldr r Andy Kosco to !hP Mllw11ukee
Brewe:r.~.
Downin~ had 11 fl-13 rPrnrd last geasnn
at Oakland and Milwauker.
Thr hnmp run WAS D:ivi~' filth In the
month nf Septernhf'r.
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'"""" "' ~ "' " ' " . "~" '" c~ A"o"•• ' A•l•o•o ' '"' --l"' J>"o•I@\ ' AH•o!o .. " • D'V" Mlt-W o ... , ,,
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AA RON
NI XON
RR AVES'
ATLANTA I Ar1 -President Richa rd
Nixon ha.~ sent Hiink Aarnn nf the Atla nta
Brave.~ a leUrr rnngriitul,.!lnR the sluJZ-
,1ter on his 11ch levements durin,i;i: the cur-
rent season.
The rre!'irient referred fir.~t to Aaron 's
ha ving p11ssed Ty Cohb on the all·time
ru ns-hatted-in list in the ma jor le11gue.~.
Ni:i;on a!ro congratula1ed Aaron on ha v-
ing reached ,11 career high in home runs.
A::1ron hit his 46lh home run T11esda~·.
surpassing hi.~ previ('IU~ .!ie11snn high of
4fl in 19fi2. The Braves' 5lugger also now
leads the Nationa l L~.11gue in c11reer RR!,
hiiving taken the leader.c;hip from Stiin
1\.fusial e few days before he passed Ty
Cobb
Aaron received the leUer F'rirlay.
DAILY PILOf J• " Troy's Foe
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Winless,
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Scoreless
LOS ANGF:LES !AP 1 -&Juthern
California"s Tcojans, 1-1 for the football
M"ason. and llli noi~. 11hut out on th•
sco reboard in its two games, collide In an
intersectional game tonight at Memorial
Coliseum.
Kickoff is 7,30 v•llh ~.000 expected to
'1e w rhe contest.
Co:+ch John 1\.fcKay's 'froians, beaten.
by Alabama and winners over Rice a
week aJ?n, <1rP solid fa\•orites O\'er the
~·oung Illini team. which lnsl to Michigan
Stale, !!>-fl. and North Carolina. 27-0 .
Oddly enough. the last lim!. Illinois lost
two game:;; in a row wa:;; in 1961. and the
nP>:t team ii rnet was Southern Cal,
\1·h1rh managed to pull off a lt-111
triumph.
The> new coach of llllno1s is Bob
Blarkman. whn is well remembered ln
thi s area al!hough absent for many
ye;:irs.
B~ackrnan J,lnufu11ted from Southtm
l?J in 1941. His <!ream of playing varsity
ball wa:;; shat1ered by polio. Subseq uently
he coached 1n the high school end Junior
college le1•el and l'1ter wa s highly i;uc·
cessful in 16 years in the Ivy League at
Dar\ll)OUth.
"Ta lkinJ! about the Southern Califorr11a
background, thrre 1s so much that it will
he a special __ .thrill to p!c.y in the Los
Angeles Coliseum," co mment ed
Blac kman .
··So fnr just ii number of reasons -to
gn back and play my alma mater. meet a
cnach tJohn 1\.tcK•y 1 -I think ,o highly
flf, and be bark.Jn front of so many peopll!I
I ha1e knnv.·n through my playing and
roachin~ career -this has In be a m<r
n1ent rn remember.'"
Blackman made no secret of h1i:; regard
fnr i:;uch Trojan players ai:; quarterback
Jimmy Jones, running backs Lou Harris
and S;;im Cunningh'1m and others.
"\Ve're sure not g111ng In gn oul there
"l'ilh a defeat.isl. aoilude," Blackman con·
!inued. "\l,'e'll be trying to pu!l an upset.
This will be a game where we c;in shnot
th e works. \Ve"ve gnt every1hing to gain.
\.Ve knnw USC is a fine football team."'
The Illini starting 11uarterback is Mike
\Velis. a fi.S, 211}-pnund ju nior . He has
c.o mpleled nine of 22 passes fnr a modest
fi l ya rd s, wblle his leading runner. John
~'ilson , has gained liO ya rds in 29 car-
ries.
Colbert, Nevil
Tied for Lead
In Robinson
IH1RI NS(JN , 111. IAPl -Chipper J im
C0lbert fired A five-tmrler-par 66 Friday
and ticrl r(lllkie Dwight Nevi l for the
second-round lead in !he $ 1 O O , O O Q
Robinson Open J,lolf lnurn::i ment.
.~evil. a 27-year-old Tl'xan whn has
never rnme c.lnse In winning R major !our
Pvr.n!. harl a 611 !o mal.cb Colbert's 3&hole
1nt;:iJ nf !JS, SCVl'O under riar ff)r IW()
tours nvcr Lhe fi .5/IS-y;:irrl Crawford Coun·
ty Country Cluh cou rse .
Lanky Jnhn L1strr, 11nn!her roo kie from
T1maru . New 7.ealanrl, was two strokt1
hiil'k v.•ilh ,. fi!I for 1.17
Ai~ l.:ihrnn Harri.~ Followed with a 70-
l.1R
All I he leaders pl;11·ed in the afternoon,
h.v fiir thP brtlrr 11·P;i!her co nd itions A
blu;<lcr~·. JCUSty w1nrl <tnd rav.", m1d-#i0!
trmperalures nla~urrl !he morn In i
.o;1'1rll'rs, hu! the wind ahiilt'd and the liun
broke !hrnugh 1n lhe afternoon.
A half-rln1.pn pl;i ycrs . h('aded by Deane
Br nian and forml'r i\1a~tcr!i rhamp1n•
(-;,.y RrPwr r. ·,1ere tierl al. 139. four
strnkf'S nfl lhr pat•e
ThP n1hrr$ were H1r k B!in;:idi;. Mik~ Hil l,
l.;:irr~· Htn~nn and Rcrl Greene. BPrnan
anrl Rhniid.~ harl 68.~. Brewer 69 rlP.~pite
mi.~sing :;;i~ putts five reel or less. r;reene
.:ind Hill look 70s and Hinson mAtr.hed par
71.
EliJ,l 0t;e11rge Archer. Lhe onr-lane ranc lJ
hand from Gil roy, Calif., \\'ho shared the
f1rsl rnu nd lead v.·ith Nevil. slipped to 7J
fnr 140.
Lee Trevino. \\'inner of the U.S .. Cana-
rl ian ;ind Brit ish Opt'n ch<l/T"lpinnships,
stumbled in with a 74 and missed the cut
ror the final l"'o rounds "·ith a total ot
Hfi
It took a 5core of 145 or better to make
1 he. cut.
ll wAs !he fnurlh consecutive lime the
lrnu\)19({ Tr!!vinn had fa iled to qu;.lily for
the fin;il 36 holes .
The ;ii .year-old Colber1. a veter11n or
six year.c; on the tour and a con!ist,nt
1noney \Vinner, needed only 27 1lrnku
\1·ith his oddly-~haped ··moon Pie" putter
as he vaulted into a share of the lead.
The ()ucks' rllnnlnJZ back went 249
yards on 27 ru shing at1en1pls.
Fouts con1pleled 18 of '.12 piisses for 245
vards in a Jfl-29 viclorv nver Utah. while
Bunce hit on 17 of 25 pa:i5es for 269 yards:
against Army in a 38-3 rouL
Tanner, said Pancho of lhr. n1uscular
!eft.hander, "hits the ba ll 8!1 h;ird as
anybnrly r ve ever faced."
Gonialez, 43, ranked eighth, appeared
slu~gish in the rirst set again11,\ the un-
icf!'ried 20-year-old St.anford junior from
Lonkoot Mountain, Tenn.
Bruins Battle Mighty Wolverines
The tnrli11ns ga ve 1111 e Cadel field goa l
af1er losing a fumble. but R11lstnn'!i
defense still hasn'I allowed a touchdown
th is ~eason.
The OreJZufl clclcnse. with many
telurnees frorn lhe 1970 starling unit. has
yielded 63 points in two gamrs. The
Ducks opened wtth a 34·7 loss to lop-rapk-
ed Nebraska.
• Several P1u:-B teams will hive IC(luts
wt1tchi.ng when con!ende~ Ore~nn and
Stanford open 1he cnorcrence ~eason.
Oregon Stile will play UCLA nex1
.-eek. ind the four olher teams In the
ronfere.nce. wlll ge.t inlo the race ,the
follnwlng we~k . when there 11 I full
r-rhetlule of Pac-8 games.
r.nnr.alez, however. !urned the match
around in the A«Ond sel, hittin g more
crisply and spet'ding up lhe lempn.
Tanner, "'hn upset second-r11nkcd .J;in
Kndes of Czechoslovakia Thursday night.
lost his servict in the 11f!C<Jnd 11nd fourth
,l!,ames to fa ll behind ~. and he WA!I
broken again In the final 11et in lhe lhlrd
and last games.
ln women's singles. t,np-seede<t Rilli,.
.leAn King (){ Long Beach dde11ted Wen-
dy Overton, Chevy Chese. Md , 6-.l. 6-3,
gnd second-seeded Rosemary Casals ad·
vanced by downing Leslle H u n I..
,\ustralia. 6-3:3-6, 7-5.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. f AP ) -Michigan,
'11ilh a 21-6 Bia: Ten Conference win over
Northwestern and a 66--0 rout of Virginia,
fi,i;i:ures to face rougher oppn~ition here
todii y aga inst UCLA or the Peci flc-3
Cnnfercnet.
The Uclan11 losl thei r fir5t twn a11mP.s of
the 1!171 cAmpalgn to Piltsburi;ih, 29-1\.
and to mighty Texas. 28-10, wh ich
l)roujj!hl p11rallel comment~ from this
wrrk'~ ri vAt co.11ches.
__\ S;iid f'pppe_r Rodgers of UCLA.''! think
l ur !Pam made .wme im pro ve mtnl
against Texa5 and I hive lo assume. we'll
do the 1111me at Ann Arbor "
Michigan admittedly h11d loo mu r,.h
~
manp!'lwer 11ga insl Vir(l;inia, which will
not be thP rit~e with UCLA. The
Wolverines nef'd lo Improve, laid tht.i r
coach Rn Schembechler. if they are to
be8t UCLA.
"A font ball le11m nrver stays the same.
YtJu either jltt better nr you get worse. I
hope. we gtt belte.r." Schembech!er
observed.
llCLA will 1lart Mike Flore~. I.ht Junior
quartrrhack, along wit h running b11cks
M11rv Kendricks and Randy Tyler. But
n11nker hack Rega ie Echnl11 a n d
linebacker Greg Snyder m11y bl! 11idt\lned
111 recu[)P.ratp from woundl suffered ln
tht brul5lng Teias game.
The Michi1u1n co11ch rerused lo bt too
enthused abou t the Virglnl1t conte.o:t.
'
0Wh11t can you say 11boul 11 5111me llke
th11t!" he 11.o:ked. "We ju!lt ou tmanned
lhem."
Weak or whatevtr the oppo.silion was,
Michigan unvei led ,i;i:reet deplh on offtnse.
The Wolverines u11ed II different backs.
The y g11ined 491 y11 rrls 11nd let a school
reeord in ru shtn.1: 8.1 llmea.
Srnior lailbnck Biiiy Taylor. 1 ~an the
Bruins must cnlltir, led the att11ck. H'
gainer! RD yard~ 11nd SC1'1red two
touchdowns In the tlrat half befott rttlr·
tng for tht day
The. second unit wt1 1 led by lophomorf
'ullback Ed Shuttlesworth, who rolled up
107 y11rds and scorM a touchdown.
Another so phomore tRilback. Harry
fliinks . contributed two 5cnres.
Two other touchdown5 were turned in
bv a pa ir of ru llpacks. senior ltarter
Friti Scy{erth 11nd l'Qphomnre B<>b
Thomblsidh. .
Of UCLA, Schembe<:hlrr AAid, "They're
bii:;, stmn~ and tough. They h11ve great
f"luicknej~ in lht serondary ind strong of·
fenst. They 11re -Ml 11 losing team and
I'm ~urP tlity'I! romt to tl-1ichtian
SlRdi um intent on Wlnnin~. ·
"It wlH be 11 C'helteniie for 115 and could
turn lnlo Ont of the. be.st games of the coJ..
ttge se11,c,on."
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•,· ~: ~,,._,,__-b:_Al_::_:_l ~:_:_·P"! le'O-=T ~--~'--~-=~-c:cs_c:ai:o""':::-~Y .' St~ltmbir 2~ l!l7 l
~lAroused CdM · End·s-Newport Monopoly, 7 -0
J . 8\• ROGER CAHl ~~O:\" ~ ,• • Ot l"o O•lh ,_IMI ~!•U
1..( An .arou&ed Coron.a Jel fi.lar High foot -' . -: !pall leal\1 11\om\~d Co a fir sr half
touchdown and nu1de it s\a11d up F'ndHy
night as !he Sea K1n~s durnpcd ho~t
Newport lle rhor in the 1971 season
·~op.mer, 7-0.
~-:f..n overf)ow erowq or 7.200 watl.'hrd
, .. CQ.ach Dlllv~ Hollaru::l'S Sea Kings snap a
:· "11.~·yra.r ~·in rlrou~ht ag<i in5t Newport
•. ~'llh ~ powerful running game a.nrl a
· 'dtl!:nii;e that limited th~ Sailors to four ., nrsf downs.
~-,c:,,.,.hi . h · 1 s is t e greatest win in n1y entire ......
·:1\'lou11ti es
...... .._ '
•:-· .c.
,~q11ru·e Of£
•t ~ Y.' ALNUT -Golden \~'est College hopes
~ • .to get f\s offen s1l'e thrust firf'd early
~night lo .er;ii;e a near miss that nr·
,~curred i! "'~ek ago as the nuStlers
joarnry In ~1t San Antonio Cnllege for
·· th'e· second foothall game of the 1971
' 1u~8son.
•\'"'Kic koff is a't 7:30,
,~ The late expiosu1n of th£' Rustler 'of.
Yense. coo pled W11h · 11 s1ou! defense
;'~gains! Orange'Coflsl : bi Ought about a 21-
11 t1e. Mt. SAC, on the other hand, was
~, IO&ing lo Citrus in its flpener. 28-14
·lfonight'J i:1une fi~urrs to he 11 hattle (1f
1q&.rickness on · the part of the Rustlers
against physical size for ~1 l San Antnn1n.
~-·<;each Rr.y Shackleford of Golden ·\\'est
·-•a:Ys of the fl.1 ounties : ~. ,'l'J'hey're giants. J\\t. Situ Ar1tonin is 11
•. vecy large football te11n1 and v:e are in fiJ! trouble if our.quickness cannot nffseL
~,.tbtir size.
1 • ;".\\'e really dnn ·t figUlC !n try ;in.1·tlung
....n1y.·. The only tb111g v.·d! Qe to el111Hn;ite
~e of our n1i.~!ilkes . ThinJ::s-like
· .~nal!ies, fun1 hles anct pass inlerccpt inns.
~.--}'\\'e hare ln do "' hetl!:r jnb of not
•.-.t;)i.ing to heat nurse Ires .. ,
.. ~:1he Hustlers arc .in g1111d i;h11r1e
N"iys1cally for the el;;sh. "\\'e had a fc1v
,, bapds s1epped Un ;v1d Stephen Heil has an
·i'J1kl_e spr-1111 but no11,iing senou~,''
. Shackleford reptirL<;. ·
•·'f"' iji.11 Cornelius. lhe 111 i ~11 t y. rn i l c
quarterb,1c;~ fQr lhc lius\l('r"s l\hll hHrled
... ~passes and cpn1pleled 2.1 fur 35fi yarris
6 .~. Jll<lllY or the1n Ht ;i hrl'IJC 1wrinrl nf "';ir""! late !n the fourth st;1111<1 ~ 11·111 i:t<1!'t
. Af.,. .qua rterhar k.
• : ... l:le V.·on the starling· jllb in that gatne
'°?th Orange Coast," Sh;u·kleforli s;iys.
· ·Ed P11 r~ei' and fi.1 arlt IJU!t~.Carncd t11e
!run! or' tlie runnii1g ~:imc. parking the
ball 30 limes brtwe~n lhcm Fnr 114 ya rd;;.
Soth :1re read y 11) rcpc.1t !011Lgl11
'.; Mt. SAC has a new eo:il.'h. 11-ltil l::atou, :i
_highly ·suf·cesslul prep ~nen.lor at \Vest
:·~011i na High.
'~ "I think 11·e ha ve 1~1(entlal,", he
3nalyze~·.and does n'l build up any f~l se
!yoiJes.
"\\'e are dcflnLl cly bu.ildit1g lhe pro-
~ ;ram this year and 1t 11·111 take s~e
: :tin1e. \Ve star1ed at puint ze'rn and ha1e
· made a In~ or progr~ss sn far _"
· 'the ~l nun!11inerrs "'ill be 111thout tile
; SC'"'ICf'-li nf lasl 11·cek ·.~ st;'.r1 111g Quarter-
·.baek. Randy ~1tllcr. l\11llf'r plii~rd f1or
'·E;:itton el "'c.~I Covina t11·n vear.~ .::i.co hut
su{ft>rf'd a knee Injury ag;i1iist Ct1rus and
'.. is Out 1ndcf1n1 tel~·
His repl111·cmrnl. Llon <:1 ;1,\', )!<l\l' up
.,,three 1n1errept1f'lnS at Cllrus -llll or
· them Je;:idin~ to e1entual touchdo wns ,
-...
W! WI Pl•vor
U\ ?L\ r,,,,,
:~110"""" 1~~ ::ii ~~·: ;.~·; .,, l<llno••lo~
i;1 •'lll li~•d ,.., "''""f'""" 'I 1,0 ~"•"' 1 I\ I" O,J f;,~O\IH
10) 11• l •n" l ~O 11~ ~~o••<
'Dq111i11at es TV
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... ,,Pro football fllbrrts 1.rho renu11n a11·ay
•1 Uritn Sur\(la y·~ Rains At lau!a ~11 111c 1n lhe
~ ..c:tl ileWTI can w1lnl'5!\ Uv> \\'a~hLORlon
• -B~skiii!> and ~r1\• Ynrk c:iant~ at \fl "n
• · Qlapnel 2. fol101Ycd b\' lhc 1\ansas C1tv
. Chiefs and Oiler5 1n" Houston at I ofi
Cbannel ·t
~-1.ionday ni~ht'~ g;imr pits the :\ew
Yor k .lei~ aJ::a in~1 thr Cardinnls ln St.
Louis ~n Channt'l i ;it 6.
Ille.'' said a J\lbilant Hnllend, \\'ho had
suifert'd lhrnugh four str11 1ght setbacks !o
•the Bl urj1u:kft~.
The Corona de] :-Olar <1tt1tck h;:id been
hailed ac po~sess1n~ th(' f;i<;tr~t pair of
thrl'il!°' in Hie lr1·111e Lt'aguc with 9 R
sprinters John ,'l1 1l1·s and Carlo Tosti
a1;1ila1Jle.
Hut it-\1as the h11ll-l1kc rushin~ of
s .. r11"r llnb Ferraro th;:it p;iverl the \\'llY
to ll1e Sc;.' Kings louchdown 1n the secnnd
prrihd.
In tn r1. Frrrnru 11a~ tl11• nff<'nsr a~ he
sl:u11n1crl IH.~ 11ay for 205 yarrls in 'J.7 car-
r ies fur the 11 1~h1 .
Ferraro 11>a s fcniciollS , ripping his v.•ay
the final 50 marker& of 11 57-yerrl second
~nod drive with Sf'\'en consecutive rar-
ries.
His rinal burst 11 a~ a onr ~'a rd eflurt
bf'h1nd the bl0<-•k1n~ or c;rrg t:nllings ;ind
Bill Power with 9 36 left in the hall.
And he added thr PAT. Hnlland
credited the offt'ns11'e blOt:k111g or Coll1nlo(s
;;ind Gordon .Stcv.·art for 1nuth of Frr·
raro's success.
Tune alter lln1e l-'t·rr;:iro pt'nt•tr<il1·d tlie
left sirle of the ~<t1lnr dclrn~e. ll 11'<1S only
11·hcn C11ro11a rlrl 1\l11r 11r•1t to the p<1s:s111g
gan1e thaL Nell'port 's 1:n1nted (lrfc11.~l'
eame into focu s.
And another area in the Cor(1na del
~lar arn1or that l1ad bcfn bypassed to
son11: extent v.·as the derensi \·e front line.
The ll'tnncr~· Ken Carpenter, Phil Tan.
nc>r . Juhr1 Kt'11 11e<ly, Bill Pov.·er, John
Randel. l.arrv IJ('nner 11nd Howard f101 s-
rer 1narle. (o;e{l'port 's offense appear sh.ib-
b)
:-ie11 ptJrt's t111,il ol/fe11S l' netted only 61
) ards a11d cornl1111ed with a weak punting
l\'1111\' OH: Sl·a Kings were never in
tri111illl'.
The· T!ll'S' dcf'j1l'~\ p£'netration can1e in
Jhe !1rs! hall 11 he11 ('uac h /)on l.enrs ere"'
gtJt 111 llll' (\!\1 :Jl aflcr a 33-_yard punt
return by Gr1H Amies set the Sailors up
on the Sea King 45.
~ewport's only other threal or aotlA
came in the third period when W1yne
r..1il!er pounced on a fumble and the
Sailors took over on the CdM •s.
But a yard los., and a couplt of in-
complete passes ended the losers' hopes
quickly.
ThrE'e interc:ept1onii; 1n !he fourth
quarter sealed Newport's fat.e as Denner,
John Grower and Bob Pfei1er put the
skid s lo the Sallors.
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Lions Rally,
But Suffer
24-19 Loss
By HOWARD L. RANDY
Of 11i1t DUlr l"l•I It.ff
ea.ch Bill Boawel1'1 Weatminat.tr Kish
School foo tball team of 1171 ere" up in a
hurry Friday night -in e11 etly t4
mlnule11 to be exact.
The Lions took 1 pasain1 lesson on of·
fense from young Pete Tereschuk who
put hia team in the lead 24.(1 at the in·
lermission while Weatm:iruter w 1 5
generating 17 offensive pl1y1, four of
which were kicks.
But that wo11 only the beg:iMln1 llld
Boii;well's charges came roarin1 b1ck the
final hall to ~core three lime11 and then
wind up on hearl·b~ak alley whtn they
drove to the Lakewotld seven-y.11rd ctripe
with no timeouts remaining .
Lakewood posted 1 24-19 ~ictory, all
right. but few of the ov l!rflow crowd of
~.too fans could hive been convinced tht
No. I rated Lancers were the better
team.
After 8puttering in I.he fir~l half with I
single fi rst down on the final play,
Siemell!I and the Lion!I opened the door
the 11econd lime WestminSll!r took hol~
and didn't let up unlil the bitter end.
In the second h1lf, Siemens wa,11 the
passing master, hitting 15 of 2J for 2"
y1rds. Ironically, none of fhe scores
came through th e 1ir.
Kir k HarriR waa the work.horse
receiver with J im Holland ta.kins three
five.yard. two-hand shuttle passes up the
middle: for coMider11bl1! y1rdafe in
between .
B08 FERRAR O RU NS BEHIND KE N CARPENTER AS NEWPORT'S RUSS TUCKER MOV ES JN. FERRARO MADE All OF CdM'1 POINTS 1'he first Westm inater TD came on I
dive for two y111.rd1 by Hol land and these-
cond was an end Rweep by Bnb Dreifu1
for 10. Both fwo-po inl cnnverslon It·
tempts failed and with 53 seconds lelt in
the third ii;t11nu the hosts lr1iled, 24 -12.
NEWPORT OB DUANE DeKALB ELUDES CRAIG FRIZZELL 187). PAT LYN CH
Hungry Bucs HostSeahawks
t1raq~c Co:i~I L\1llC"~c·.!o !nnth.!lt tcain Ii.
huni:rv
l'nn!\tlirr tile rc;1!\!1!1t-
!·l 1 L'Pll'h ll11 i< Ttli ~f'r ·~ !'11nll'.!-i\1<'
t·nn1111.: 111f :i 21 :.'.1 Ill' \11th linl clrn \\'r,I
l.i "t 11'f't•k. ;i 11'.11!1 thr11 !rrl b~ 1111•
1111ll11h•111)!\ 111th h·• 1!1.111 l11ur 1n1nt1t('S
rc1n;unu1g 111 1hc ~:111H'_
12 1 'fht·1··1 c 11la.\ 1ni.: ll 1•1i1h ln111i.:hl 1 l.A
lf;1rh1111 tl1:11 h:inrlrit thr111 an up~ct .13 2..1
!"\~ I.isl ~··;1 •1111 'I Irr s,:.:in1r 1.~ i :JO <it
()rrin)!~ ("na•I C"lllJ.,1'
Su1·h pr•• p1·• i~ 11 .. u!d n1akt' 111.,~1
c11,11·lir<. r11111u1••11•
n11t T11,.);rr 1•11'1 1·•!111~ fl~I 1t II•· k!\!11\~
th;ii ;11111h1111! i ;1n h"rflf'11 111 fo0 tha11 a!>
f l 1{lri.• 1"\ to·, 1:••1 11rrl. ~ lhrdhn i:: f1n1sh
And l/1 l/<1 rbo11 ~ Sr;i)l;i11 k.~ pn.~e wn1P
fli •·h.1·111
Cn:t('h r 1 .. yd "Srri1pJ1~·" Hbr<1 ':-. rlulo I~
pt1111<1nly a running 1c:in1 111th ;1 p:11r id
real ~QM spc rclsters in fre.~hrnAn bark~
Rnll{'rl Crow t1nd Ron Che:ith:i 1n,
1'11d the Se11h;i11·ks are big Rnd beet.v u11
fron1.
Th1•rc•l01r1• lhc 11lt 1nuld dr1Pl11p
1!11.i) ;i 11<1\tle ur the tr .. nt lines where !he
PLrAtes are strt1n~ also.
"Or11t1,i:e Cnll~t is JU~! l1kr :-i11n J 11r~n
~1c~.1." s;1,1s 1n11•a. "They're both 1rry
phli<:lcal te111n~"
il--l l·~n hllrl<!Nl ll:i1 ho r a 24/i !11s." la'I
\1 t:1C'k 11nrl llhC';i s:r.s h 1~ <'luh re:i!ll tr,11h
:i ht>r.t1 n~ But hr· ;il~n :irltn1lli th:i t the~ 1n
L>lcJ?ans shl)ulrl not h;n e scored over one
Jf'lt1rhdo11·n
"\l"r 11rre horrible !ast l\Pl'k 11 11,1~ A
t.1 r1r:'ll first ~ame \\'e'cl 1110\'f' 111" b.111
.111d !hr11 lu1nhlt' 1\11d J.(ill'C thrrn the b~ll
1111 rr t i!l1('S 1111h111 "ur 20 ::i11d 1hf',v scnrFd
tw1rf' nn 1t. ThP s1·nrf' shou!d ha\'e been i ·
fi 1,11her than 24-fi ," !;a~·~ Rhea .
11,u•ijn(s bi~Rf'S! 1:isk. ~<iys !he vclcran
r11.1, ti. 1~ .. t11pp111g QC{; 11uarterback Gary
\ ;1l ht h'llft,
\ ,1Jtu1111.• 1·111111•li·ted UI ol 37 pt1s:-.cs last
\ll'ek fn r .107 ~ard~. ele1·atJng him to the
:'\n ~ ros1!lon on the alt-time OCC pass-
ing 11.'il
011•"'" tr ~·c·• •c r ~· , . ., ' ,, ' .. ,. '
• ' t "" r, \ •·r·•·~~· r. • •· 1 ,-I ' •
01!1 ~·"~·~· ' • ,., ~·1· f• , .• , •
I' ""•
011•NG& co•st
Otlt"MI
Saddlebacl(
Vies Tonight
With Cypress
1\llh11u~h 1n1lv 1hrce ~·r:irl' old. Sad·
11l••h11ck Cnllf'~f' ;ilrp;:idv has C"ar \'erl nut a
rirh fnn!b;ill hf'nt11ge with rn;:ich c.~nr,Re
H<irtn1an and his r.;:iurhn staff, of three
;:1 ss1.~tanl.'> ha ving 111er.<;t>en ;. 17-.1-1
!'ff''ll'd l'ltl{'(' lflli!l"s OU!l'f'L
Thr ( ·.1 prrss Cri!!Ct:f' Chan:rrs. nn I he
nthrr hand. ha1·r bf>en Jl('Cking 11 11·;:i~· for
fr1·c \'ea•s 111111·. 1111h no apparent ~uccess
on thr f.!rldirnn
Tnn1c.ht 17 '.!fl• ;i1 H11rn;:i rark Ht~h .
('!l:I( h Rill rr11·r·~ r~·prf'S.'i f'leven Wtl1 ll:f'l
ann!hrr c·ra<'k at upsrtHnit !he hi~h-flying
f;;:1utiins ;iflC'r las! .l'c<1r's \5-11 dera.ilm t n!
a ltrn1pt f1·ll ~hflr1or1 he ni;i rk
Ar(•nrrl1ng In thr ahvavs-c11uti1'11J~
l1:1rlrn:n1 "we 'rr a 11111[• ~rren 11•i!h 11 Int
flf [1·r~h111rn -~!"i to hr cxricL
··1 think lh<' hill! prnhlem in facin~
t'1 prf'~s 1s lh111ll1rv ·re 11 l11t !nu R;her with
;i i:nnd h;ilanf'C' hetween lhe1r ninninR 11nd
passing i::1mf'.~
Thr ('h;ir~crs pa~sinJI! ;ill.ark is wh;:it
rnce ::inticipatf's 11•ill spell 'ither doom
or g11nd fnrlunr for hi.~ si<lr.
"1 !h1nk S11ddlchack will h11\'f' tn expecl
1111r p;iss. \Ve have a prn-style nfff'n se 11nd
hkf' 10 p;:iss a lnL" he says .
t..:en!rlll ri~ure in the Cypress offensive
plnns 1s freshman quarterback Roh DilL
;i 6-fl. 165-pound('r from R11n cho Alam itns
Hii:h.
Jn l;1st S;.iurdav's 46·21 setbRck 11l R 11'('f~1r1f' lli\l v.·a~ 11ccur11te nn 11 of 2!J
When Siemens roll f.d In hi.~ ltft with
7·21 remaining and coulcln·t find •
receiver. he scrambled into the end mne
for a 10..vard ~core. Ma rk Smith kicked
!ht COTIYer~iOn lhll! COU\d htve meant Yi('•
lory v.'ith annther scnre 11nd Wl!~tminslf:r
went to v.·ork.
F'ir.~t the defense hf'ld tht disbelievinf
Lancer~ on lou r downs 111d lnok "''t r on
its own 20.
Siemen.'I thtn passed three tlmea tn
Harris 11ncl ran up lhe middle once to
bring the ba ll quickly tn the Lllkf'wood Ht
With 1: 12 remainin,R. the Limls m@d
their last. timeout before. the Siemens·
Holland shuttl e worked for t.hrtt yards.
A hu rr1Pfi incomplete pass stop~ t:PI•
cll'ICk ~·ith 4g second.'!.
Siemf'n~ !hen we nt b;ick lo look for 11
rt>ceil'er bul drfen.'live encl Do "
Breii;nah::in ,11!;.l~rl him for an eighl·yard
In~~ anrl more impn rt'1ntly . v11 tu1ble
riml'
II hurrit>rl 1111trmpt tn ,;rorl' frnm 1 ~
,\'.1rd~ llUt fa iled 11nd the Lance rs heaved
a bi g sigh of relief while taking ov er
,A,
'" &AMI STATIJTl(t
• "" ftOWM •Vl"'"I •1•1• down1 PtUI~•
•f<1t de>W"l ~·"•'II•! l"'"' tf'I• d-~· Vora• •uai.•,,.
Vora• ~•U•n•
Vo•d• l~o!
Not Vt td• l l;ftOd
Pu"t1l•v~••1• dl1!1~t•
Pf<'\l'l;U Vt rd1 ""•<!IN
~u..,bl111 •u..,blH IM 1
L•~•Wto(i(I
Wtot"'l~otor
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I Ull!tlUI
Wul'"lftlfllt
• ' ' ' " • • • ,, " " "' "' "' ,, ~
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"" J11e
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passes for 1.14 yards 11nd 11 pair of score5. lot> D•••tu•
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11':r<iu!>.e tli-:l, 22111, a l..nara High gr11du11te.
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Pnt·e ;il so h;:is in his arsenal 11 pro·
f1 <'icnl plarrkirkrr in Budd~1 Abourezk.
\1·hn dne5n 't r11iss nften from Inside the
:l:l·1·ard stripe.
The rushing Jl()f\1on nf I.he Chargerii;'
:iltal'k is handled hy frosh halfback Mike
Hixsnn (1 45! antf sl'lph fullback Mul!gle
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d1rl in lal!I "'eek'~ opener 11! Mira Costa '""* l ••"t~uk
a .1 !-12 Gaucho triu mph. Ha.rtman·a boys
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will have to exhibit b11la11ce of their own.
J)efense ha.~ never been much of a Sad-
dlcb;ick ~·orry 11nd this yeAr i.11 no ex·
ception.
Alth(l\lgh nol 1hRI Dh:. quic k ends Mark
1'arlb1.1rv l lB."il Rnd Mikt> Cnil (l9(ll 11re on
ear h ~ide of an otherwise siieable
dt>fl'nSi\'C front wall which also Includes
tackleii; Bnb Buri;tes i225 1 and {i(\rdon
Duncan t2201 and guards Rod Cummings
1240! end Dan \\'11de (?!Y.ll,
Mesa Falls, 12-5
LONG BEACH -Cflslt Mt.!!a Hl.Jh '.1
w1ter polo fell victim to 31 fouls and a
lough Sunny Hll~ crew Friday afternoon
11.9 the l11tter ~to • 12·5 MOl'Jr'I
League tourney win.
The loss k.rwked coach Terry Bowen '•
crew out of the tourney. The AnaMll'll
tourney is next on !ht a11nda for fht
Mu.'lt11.ngs with the opener wllh 'Kenntdy
~Pt for Thursday •ftemoon 1t Wester"
Hl~h .
Matt W11ldf'llch 11cored rnur Umea ind
Slel'f Spon1ale nnet in F'rld1y'1 d1f111t.
Sunny Hills, U~70 CrF finalist. ran up I
T-1 marir;in 11 Utt. half.
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MISSIO N VIEJO FLASH AUNDRE HOLMES (22) SCAMPERS FOR ONE OF HIS MANY GAINS. HE HAD 191 YARDS, SCORE D THREE TOUCHDOWNS -
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1st Half TDs
Pace Baro11s
To 16-7 Win
R.\ RON E\'Al\'S
Ot 1~. O•I•~ Pllo! s11n
Fountain Viilley ll1J;h ·~ B:irons stormed
to a 16-7 non-lea~ue football conquest
over ho.c.I R;inchn Alamitos Friday night
Al Ro\i;a Gr;inde High.
fn.:ich Bruce Picklnrd'.c. Barons. shi:ht
underdni;:s 1n lh£' r..::irrl£'n Grflve League
represen1a11v{'c., got f1rs1 hair touchdnv.·ns
from j\.l .:i!t i\1nhu110k i and Tom i\·leunier
anrl made them s!;1nd u11.
ll \\'3S lhe second lime th<' B;irons ~ol
possession thill they put !oge!her a su~
ta,ined drive and f\lnhulski enrled !he
march wi!h a 10-~·ard pitchout from
~leun1er.
Gary Hi·rrianrlrz 1ncd tl1e p,\T and the
Barntis harl a 7-0 l<>ad
L;:iter it\ the second qua1·Jpr ti v.·as
fl.1eu nicr keC'p1ng-the fina l yard on a
v.•crl ge play !Q up Lhe count to 13·0.
l!r rnandez put 11 Olli nf reach 1n !hP
lhirrl quar!r r when he booted a JS-yard
field goal.
R;1nchn ,\l;:i1111lus htid 1nade it rln<;f
,,·hen the Vaqueros ~cored in rhe sec0nrl
periorl <iftrr ac 1ntcrceplion set them up
at mi'1!1rlr1.
Pickfnrrl \.\'<l.~ h;ippv v.·11h the pl ay of hi."
prr1·inu~I}' 1ne>.:J>('rt{'f\Cerl line~
· I'm 1 Pry happy 111th our oflen~1vr
line . ,(;11y ('arrn11.o, llnn Stone . Dale
f'trcr~on. F:lrlnn !\1rlrl . l\ent nu1all ...
thev all rl1rt a l!nnrl 1nh
"R::inrhn hurnNI u~ nn the trap pl;:iy in
IL.<-~cnrini:: rlr11e h1 1t I 11:1<; rc:ilty p\rased
v.·1t h 011r rle frn.~1· 1110," ;111<1~ P1rkfnrrl.
"1! 11a~ a 1ean1 1•IJnr! ;:i[I thr 11,::iv ...
.P1ckfn rrl ~aid anrl hr rnn tinurd 1i (k1ng
(If[ lhr ri;:inir~ n( lhr Rarnn hrrnr.~ -
Hrrn;inrh.><. ~l;irk ;\l1trhrll . Lr~ Rerhf'r.
rPIC Sr~l1~1 1~;i<; plf~<;1hlv lhr lllrlffl'1 1E:
i;park th;:il !:Ill Fn11n!.1111 \'al \r~• 1n !n1al
grcir 11fter n11s.~ln-'! rno~1 nf lhe last 10
dCll'!> nf pr;:ic11c'.·p hrc-ause nf di ne~~
llr came 1n ;ind 1nnk the !OJUTPd Ton.v
5epul ved;i\ v;ir;inr1· 111 1;:i llhack and
brokP i;evcral gnnd Jau nt:; through t he
Ranclm dcfcn sr.
The v11::tor~· Cl\'engr.d J;i st ~ear·~ 14·7
~et back tn Ra ncho No"' 11 ·s Hunt1ng1nn
Beach on tap ... an eleven tha t upse1 !he
dope sheet wi th 11 14-14 verdict "''ith
fo.1 illikan.
Sadcl Jehack
Do,vi1ed , 15-50,
By Gross n1 ont
Grossmnnt College captur ed the firs!
ieven places in rom ping lo a 15·50 cros!
country victnry Qver Sadd lrhack in the
opening Mission Conference du.a l meet for
both learn!> on lhe ln~e r.,· cour~e Friday.
Frell hman ~larv Francis was the No, t
finisher for coach Duane Cain's Gaucho!,
piecing eigh th in 22:21.
Francis was the only Saddle:back run·
ner In place in the lop 12.
Mike Flanagan "'as 13th lnr lhe
Gauchos "'"ith a lime of 25 ·02 He Y>'a:;
followed bv Bra d \\'1nton !~:47 ). Jim
Qu11in 126 0!:11. Bob M11inwarlng <27 361
and Bob Ga rci11 127·461,
Grossm!)f'lt's Bob Bran~on won the fou r·
mile rarp in 2\ ·JA.
Sad dlrhArk . ;ilnn~ v.•11 h Gnlden \\'e~\
And Ore.n~e Co;is\ rompete.s in the annuRl
r-.loorp::irk lnv1t::il1flnal tnrin~·
C.rn~5mont 15. Saddlel:JRck SO
Scoring -I Rran~on rC.1 21 38 . 8
Francis 1S1 22 21 . IJ. Flanagan 1S 1
25:02 ; 14. \\'inion iS! 25 :47. 15 Qu8m IS!
26:09: lli. Bob Mainv.•aring lSl 270:l6 . 17.
Garcia 15 ) 27:46.
Diablos Stun 28-7;
Holmes Zips for 191 .Yards
By CHAIG SHEf'"F
01 !Ill 01ojy "llOI ~Ill!
Aundre HnlmP~ had a super foot ball
se<i~on 1n 197fl.
The i\!1ss1on V1eJO High running ba c-k
ga ined ncarl,\ 9{)111 anl5 n1~h1ng and 11a3
accorded All·Crestv1e11· League hnnnr~
Aul the :).Jfl. 165·pounrier "-asn·l
Sill 1sfird 11·1!h 11.
He ~rent the off season 11n1t the su m-
tr.er 111nnt hs "·nrklnR nn v:e1ghts -
pr1n1arily tn de1·elnp n1n1·e leg pn11•,..r.
ThP rcsu lls 11•rre exh1h11c(l Fr1rlay
111,i.!hl.
Thr sr111nr Hriln1rs z1pprd ;111rl d11rtrrl
for !91 ,\'A rd.~ 11 nd threr tou rhrlnwns 1n
p;ici 11g lh r ni;i h lo~ lo ;i ~tu nning 2fl-7 1·ir·
l11ry OVC'f h1~h l~· lnutC'rl S;irlrllrb11rk 1n thP
'71 orr.nrr fn1· both l r;:i rn.~ nn 1hr 11·i11ner's
firlrl.
Holrnrs ll<lt nnlv h;1d st•1w1111.: rt;i ~hrs of
fnur ;inrl 57 varrl ~. h111 ;:i)<;n r;i 11t?hl ;i 22-~·<irrl r:i.~~ rrOn, riuarterh:ick r.;ir~· 1\1nnr1
for ;ino1 her ~1x -rn1n1rr.
1t v.·;i~ Holmrs lh1rrl TO 1h;:it p11t !he
g:'lnlr In !hr h<lJ: fnr the D1<1hln.~
.~ur~ing a \4·0 lrarl 111 !hf' half. Holmes.
nn thr Oi<lhlo<; fir~! pl;ir nr !he ~Pconrl
hair. IMk " nitchnul frnn1 \\'nod .:.nrt l.IP-
p('rl arnu nri lcf1 end for the fi7 v:irrl~
After nan Brrnnan kicked lii!i thJrd of
fo ur PAT~. the D1ablos had a 21 -0 lead
and for all intent anrl purpose !heir f1r~l
Op€ning ga me \'1ClolJI 1n 1h(' sthnol's ~I X·
ye ::ir h1stllr.1'.
8111 Hrihnrs 11 a:-.1i't the nnl~ hrrn
-Thrre 11,1~ \\'r;od 11h() 11·as n1;ihu1g
tu<; fir~\ st;ir1 ;i~ a 1·ars1t1 quarlerb;irk
The fi·2 l!IO-pi:11nd sf'n1nr lonker! hke he
h;iil lx'rn p!a~ ln'l \·;irc;1ty fon1hall [nr
three seasons as he gu ided the D1ahln~ lip
anrl rlov.•n 1he fiel<l.
\\'nnil , d1spl;ivin~ ::i <;t r·one \)11·11111ng
<11·111, rnnnec!1ng on nine of t!l pas:-~$ lcir
94 ya rrl.~.
-Thrrr 11·;1.~ 11•1de rrre1vrr n;iy C1·1-
j::ih ;i . the tll1ss1nn V1r 1n s111drnt borly
prr~1rlr>n!. who h;i11!ed i11 f11·p of \11nnrl 's
!hrn11·,, fnr 4/J ,\'ilrrts.
-A1lrl lh rr·r 1,;i, 111£' ~1 !'11;.ir olfen.~11 e
]lllf" rl:;v nf 1111' \'11;ihli1~. II birh !'f'flPo11Cril~·
C1p1•ni'd h1g holl'~ 1n the tnu1rd !i (1adrunner
111 lt1•1or \inf'
The n1::ihln~ rr:iilv p11! ::i In<·~ nn !ht
"1:.1n1r l:i1P 1n !he 'lh1rrl riu:1r1rr 11h£n
i\11 ~~1nn \1 1r10 pun1rr S1·01t 1 nlhPr! kicker\
In lhe Sadrllel);i1·k fir!'
\\'hrn 1he ball w;i<; lurnhled ~1 thP
Rn<1rlrunnrr<.' r)~11rt Houc;eal , T n rt d
La ypnrt IC"li nn :! 111 !hr rn<I r.on P for !he Tn
Sarid lrhaf'k '~ lflnP tup1 ti1f111111 came
11'1!h the D1ablos on top. 21.U. A pas:; from
.Jim Cochran to Oa1'id Colhn.s for 10
yards climaxed a 60-yard dril'e in nine
plays. Abel Reynoso added the ext ra
po1nL
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U11i Shines
111 8-6 Loss
To f'oothill
By AR~I AND HA/\'SON
01 •~• Dolt• "Ila! 11111
Uni versity'~ Trn ian!> passed their in·
1L1<1rinn in1 n ful l flrdgerl Orange County
prep fnnl ba ll wi!h nying colors lasl night
11t Tuslin, holding a fa vored Foothill
pnwrr lo a slim 8·1i win in 11 defensivf!
strugi;lr !h;i[ krp1 o\n overflnw crowd on
its fret t.hrnui;:houl mn.~l of the ,11ame.
Foothill sC'flred !hp th irrl lime ii had the
hall when Tom Slrffy pnwf'rf'ri l'lix yard,11
lhrou11.h 1he lin,-11nrl mi1rlt> it II.(! whe n
Sam Peek ran for 11 two-point {'OOVf'rs1on .
For invhile durinit lhe fir~l half it lnnk·
rrl A~ though the hosts .,.,·crf' i;:oing tn run
away with the 11ame. But thf' Trojans
hrlrl 11'hrn it rn11nted, fnrced lwn fumble.~
11·h1rh 11•r rP rrenvercrl by Bill Riddle 11nrl
.Jrff Crcrn In hAl! Kn1,e:ht drives 11nd keep
thp gam!' re.~pcct:ihlP.
Thrn 11! h;ilfTime Uni coa ch Jerry Rerl·
rn;:io :in rt his ~taff m"1rll' snmP. defensive
.:irlju~1n1rnt~ which turned the li(Ame into
a 1nnre r1·cn n1;i1ch
.lnf'I Cha mplin rernverrrl A fumblP. by
l'cek 10.J?iVP 1hr Trnjan~ !he ball on the
KniJ,!h! 27 mi rlway !hrough the th ird
11uar1er \.\'ith A lnu rth ;ind four on thf'
Fnn1hi ll 20 11.~crl !he ancir:nt stalut of
lihf'r1v p!11y lo .\rnd Ridrl le scampering
Arn11n1t lrft rnrl fnr !hf' Trnj11n ~r.ore.
An ;:it!rmp!rrl f\.\'o·rio1nt conversion pass
rlav 11·a.~ hrok"n up hy !hf' Knight secon·
dar1· In rnrl lhr sror1ng with 5: 10 lf'fl in
thr 1h1rrt l]ll:trler
The f1rert up Trni;ins hart :innlhf'r op-
portunit.v tn ~cnrf' but were hf!ld short o(
a neerled yard for 1 f1rs l dnwn on lht
Footh ill four ;it the f!nd (If !ht !h irri
qu arter
Rnh r.111. !hr Troian wnrkhorsr ba!I
carrir r w ;:i.~ stopped just. inches :;;hort on
;in attemptert dive into the left sidf' of the
line
Al lt>r !hr ~;i111t> lhet'f' was somr.
:;;prc1il;i l1nn h,v lhe Trojan coache,11 about
"'hPt hr r or nol .11 fie ld goal 11t th<il lime
m1~ht h;i vr prnrlurt>rl !he winnin11; pnint..,,
RtJI • .:it the time. r.ill v.11,o; penetralln~
thP f"l)()\hilt line for cnnsider11ble yarrlage
.:inrl !ht> !<ii!u;it ion fa vorf!d lht shnrt
y.:irdai;te plunge.
The nexl time the Trojan:ii got the ball
lhey i:i.:i ined eli;!ht y;ird~ in two plays, !hen
h11rf a pa ss intercepted kl halt their drive.
Mikf' Falbo aler!ly picked the b<ill out of
the air .11fler it gl11nced off Boh Piii·
lersnn'g shoulders at midfield and the
Knight.o; punted ln the Trojan nine with
timf! runnin g out.
Onl! pass gained six yards but two
nthers fell incom plete and the Trojans
wPrP forced lo punt. F'oothlll ran nul the
clock.
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Interception
Ruins SC's
01ru1ces, 7-0
By JOHN CASS
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Brea df!fensive end Dennis JohnJoD tn-
lercepUd a San Clemente p.ag1 Dll· h1J
own fivr-yard line with 14 seconds ltft, to
lc-r a stunning 7-0 football upset F~a1
night at San Clf'mente High. . ,;
Th'-Tritnn!i haid taken nver nn the Jre.t
J/'l with 1:27 rem ain ing but mana1ed to
move it only thrf't yards in the nu\
minulr.
Then on 11 fourth Md stVl!n at thi 21.
riuarterba ck John Springman hit Illllktt
Tnm Nichols with 11 17-yard atrial. ·:
That gave lhf' Tritons a first and"'ctal
a! thr JO. but ,Johnson picked Dff tht p11s
inlended fnr Springman and lht Wildcat&
had it won.
Brea scnred the on l.v touchdown if' the cnn!t'.~I with 3: 18 \!'fl in the first quarter
a!i fullba ck Bri11n Fischer cra1hed oVt r
frnm the eight. Keith Lovelady addtilf the
PAT. .
Thr rlr iv, wpnt 7fi yards in 11 pl11yl.-
Wildc-al qu?.orterback OJrey Lf!yton hit
end Roy Nykaie wi!h • 16-yard pas1" t.G
put Brea no !hf' San Clemente 44 and.'t-,vo
p!a.v~ later team~-up with tailback Bob
\V11!~011 nn a 2B-yarder movin1 tM
\\1i\dcal!i to thr 2.\.
Two plays l;iter Watsnn Cllrried l.n th~
15 and !hen Layton drovt to the eight on
11 keeper. setting up !hi! touchdown.
Tht. Tritons thf'n began 11 drive of t.be.ir
own, ~oing 49 y1rd!i in 12 plays to the
Wildr.al nine. \ t
58n Clemente had 1 se<'.ond and l'!SO at
!hf" ninf'. bu t a holding penalty 1hoved 1t
back to the 24. The drivt fin ally died at
the 14.
S;in Clemente Inst ll goldtn opportunity
to scorl! \ale in the fir 1t half.
The Tritons had a fir1t and goal at th•
seven with seven second!! remaining, bot
quarl.erhack Sprin gman fumbled tht snap
h;om cente r 11nd by tht time he fell on
thf'-\0&11 ball tht clock had n 1n out.
The lose rs found themselvt11 in ~
fi eld position early in the final pt!riod ~s a
Wildcat punl wtnt for • minu11 1evf!n
yards , setting up a fir~t. down el the B!'t•
32. '
Sa n Clementt moved to the 19, but Spr·
ingman wa! sacked for a 12-yard lose and
haHback Clark .Jerrett lost another eight
anrl Lht drive fizzled on th e 38.
Springman hit nifte of 20 passes for 104
y11rds whil e I.hf' Tritr>r1 rus hing attack'l<:·
eounted for 154. S11n Cl tmente out nfst-
dnwnf'd thf' Wildcat11 14·11 but Brea h'ad
2J mor" total yard!!.
SAn Clt mente retu rn11 to tht grid ~
Friday night. tackling arch-rival LqUnl:
Bt&ch ~t the latter'• field. Kickoff i.1 •f I.
Laguna opena lt11 sea!On tonight at Citi'u1
JC in Azusa, mteting Gladstone High. ,
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I N 21 I NNI NGS, 2-1
SAN DJEGO AP -Jesu~ Alou sc:ored
from third bast on a bilk by San Dle(O
pitcher Gary Ros11 in the 21st innini . rtv·
ing the Houston A11troir. a 2· I victory OV!r
thf' Padre.s in tht fi rst gamt: of ,. Friday
two-night doubleheadf!r.
Alou opened thf' 21st with 1 single. went
to st:cDnd 0 11 Cesar Ctdeno·1 sacriftcr.,
took thi rd on 1 Ion a fly ball by Larry
Howard i nd came home when RMS
committed a balk whilt pi tching tn Dtnlt
Ml!!nke.
The marathon cont.est lasted & houri. 1!1
minute1.
White Retains
Crown With KO
' Ra y "Windmill" White, 170. Vent\an,
dtfendt!.d his California light hNv.)'W4lpt
title by knocking nut Amado V91q1111,
179. San Oitgo. In tht Ulth round of Mr
9Cheduled 12-round bout Friday nigtil at
Anaheim Convention Center.
Whitt, whof!e rtct'Jl'd i1 23-11-2, lnlliat.-
ed severe cuts near Vuquez' left eye
and the referee stopped the fil:ht. V••
qllf:Z is ~?-6.
Two Dthtr bouts ended in lmockoutt
btfore a crowd of $,IJO.
Hedgr.mon Lt w I 1. 147. Holtyweed,
knoc ked out Jos.. G8blno, 143, Re""""'
Melico. with a lelt hook to th• rnldMe-
lion in the sixth round of their 1eheduled
ID-rounder. U:wi11 upped his record ...
'4-0-.1·1 while Gabino ii 50-31.
lndi11n George Davl.o!, 156. Oallad,
u s e. d a. left.ri&ht combtnation in the
ninth round to knock out Mike Ntmn,
t", Glendale.
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Field Goal
Try Foiled;
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Bv PHIL. RO..~S
Cf "'• D•ll1 l'l~I 11•11
A foU~ fiP ld goal t1l11"1npt "'ith nnly
fnur seconds le ft on tht clock prP\'t'nlf'd
lhe host Huntington fiparh Oll t rs frnm
11eoring .an upset virtory Frirtay nighl 11s
thPy dtarllnrkt>d Lnng Rf'ach ~1 il11kan's
Rams. 14-14. in a prPsf'a~n prep foo tball
Opt!ner btfort 5.23..1 onlookers. TM.'"'" te ams playf'cl a constant ~aml'!
nf givl'!awav lhr(lughout the I.is! riua~er.
However, the Oilt>rs lel !hf' final bi,i:: np-
pnrtun ity shp nut nf the w1ndnw "'itti ace
kirker Bret t White pnmed for th e possi-
ble game winn1n,i:: lhrl'P·pnLnlpr
Olach Ken ~inat:r;' ~rlrtrlers wp re lined
up wilh 11 fourth dnwn-anrl-six situati on at
lhl' Ran,s' !9-v;ini stnre after h;iving
lakPn tbt lr fina l t1mf' nut.
\Vhite was rl'ady fo r a 36-y ard field
goal rffort. whirh. if sucre.~srul , wnuld
have more than likely :-.pelled a 17·!4
triumph fnr thP hungry hosts .
The center snap wa.'I low and wnbbh',
!hough, ;ind lnstrad nr booting lhe
decisi ve point.~. \VhitP tnded the cnn!Psl
by smothering lhe bR ll back on the
Millikan 36.
Hunhngton had ed~ed its way do"'" to
its pot ent ial ly 1ur rative spot af!rr th!!
Oiler defense had thwa rted a ~1illikan
drive at the Oii City 42 with ju~t :1 ;21 lo
go.
A couple of quarterback draws !one for
10 yards and the other neUin~ seven l by
Hunt ington signal caller Jim ?-.tart in,
coupled wit h 11 five-yard penalty against
the Rams for havinJ! too many players on
the field, v.·ere the key events In the final
surge.
On the play prior to \Vhite's squelched
field goal attempt. halfback Karl
Abrahamson was stopped for no gain In
th ird and six.
All of the offensh•e fireworks occurred
in the first' half with ea ch side pushing
across 5tVl'n poin ts In each of the lnitial
two quarters.
The vis itors wl're lhl' first to hil
the end zone al 4 :09 of the first quarter
when qua.rterback Sieve Fenoglio sneak-
ed over from the one ta cap a W-yard, 14-
play dr ive.
Fenoglio ronvl'rteci lhe poin t-alt l'r boot
on hi.'1 second kirk 11fter Hun!i ngton v.•as
detected bt>ini;: nf fsldl'S nn an unsuc·
cessful firs! PAT kirk.
After r;!itht>ry Oiler Stei·t P\ckln rd
returned the ensuing kickoff 26 yards tn
his own 37, hi.'1 squad marched to paydirt
in eight pl1yi'i.
Pic kford did !hf" fin al hnnnrs himself
from 12 y11rds out es hP tonk a handnff
from f\iartln 11nd cianred th rough a hnle
off right t11ckle on 11 block provided by
slotback Tony Ciare11i .
Whlte'!li PAT kirk knolled lt al 7-7 "'1th
47 seconds left In the firsl -perinci.
Millikan regained the l~d with 4 39 to
110 in the first h:.ilf on 11 four-yard nff-
tackle thrust by All-Moore Lfia gue
tailback Ch;:irlie J\·l;irinn with Fenoglio
toeing the extra point.
The cnunl was rvcnerl fnr the f\nal time
wilh 2·18 left in lhf' sa1ne ha lf as ~1a rtin
C<lnnected with Ci11 rel11 nn a 31·yard
iierial hnnkup.
Ciarelli grabix'd !he pass hig h abo\'t a
rinse r.lilli~an dP!e ndt>r at thf' nne -yard
line and 11cooterl inl!" lhe enrl 7nne fnr the
tally \'.'hill' hooted 1he point al!er lo gain
the dea dlock.
Rush111g i;ames v.·cre !he brt>ad ;ind
bu\tt>r dl'pl(l\'menti> hy both \e~ms .,...·1th
Marin() anrl Pirkfnrd hogging the
6pothght in tha! ratcp:or~·
The Ram s"•1f!iP nettrd 00 \'ards 1n 21
carries "h1!P P1rkfnrd p1t>r rfd :'lhllikan
dl'fenst'S fnr 7;i ~11rd~ in 17 r rark:i;.
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To 15· 7 Vi ctory
In Tournament
SANT A BARBARA -rr01d,n ,,,,~I
C0Uege '5 water polo teem "''' 8rhedul ed
to facl' Footh ill Ollll'll! th!5 mo ming
tfttr a lop5ldtd opening round \'lcto ry in
the Gaur no tournament Ill UC S•nta
B.1rbare frid1y.
Coach Tom Hemi 5U.d'a Gnld l'n \\'est
1tusUers hid an eagy !Im, with Allin
Hancock ln P'rlday'1 m1tch. wlnnlna by a
1.\-7 count.
If the Ruatlera &tl by F'ooth11!, lhl'y will
meet the wlnntr of lh«. t.ft. San Antonll'I·
UCSB jun kJr varsity 9R me In the ch•m·
plonihip Ult today 11 2·30.
In Prld1y'1 win, Rn.'ls 1'1clntyre 11nd
Paul ftl)esl pumpt"d ln four goals each to
pact the RustlerA ffermst11d 1!10
credit«f aoatl!. Ed WhilP wit h pl11ylng a
fine 11me.
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In Opener, 25-0
By GENE LUBE er .... 1)1!1Y P'Otl l t•H
Victory usually bri ngs happlnt&s but
.somet imes It bring& sorrow.
Such was the case Friday night for the
KateJJa Knights who defeated the Costa
~fesa ~1u.'ltangs, 2~. last night in both
learns' football opene rs 1t l..a Palma
Stadium.
Today the Kn ights are chagrined DVl'r
the loss of promising junior quarterback
Kev in Locken, who after piloting the
Knights lo a fir.'ll quarter 12-0 lea.d, was
racked up early in the second quarter
and carried from the field on a stretcher
v.·11h a broken ri ght leg .
Locken, a junior va rs ity standout last
seal'nn , wa s slar!ing his firs t game on the.
vars1t.v. He Jobbed a 37-yard bomb to
John Veller midway through lhf' first
fran1e to give Kalella 11 6-0 lead. Locken
also picked up two fi rst downs on rollouts
and had the Mu.~tang defenses guessing .
But on 1l1e fir st series in the second
qu;i rler, he tried to find a hole and was
racked up.
The second Kn lghl TD came when
Carlns Tinoco, who pta.yed fullback and
defensive end, snagged Pat Kalama's
pass 11nrl r;in h11ck 3i yards to paydirt for
a 12-0 Ka1 ella !t>ad .
Still se;irching for his start i ng
11 uarterback, rookie coach John Sweazy
went "'ilh Kal ama in the first half.
And ;ilthnugh the senior signal caller
had trouble adva nci ng on his passing a.nd
rush1n~ at111ck. he ""'as 111 the controls
\l hrn the ~111~1angs gol a hig break in the
second quarter.
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returned, but war; tu l so hard by lhe
charging KateJ!a line t.ha l the ball pop~d
out llf his grasp. Ka tel!a end Ray
Jimison grabbed 15 and ran 37 yards for
an 1 8~ lead.
The last Knight m c11 me with I 22 IPfl
when Ha!l connected with a 46-yarder to
Tobin Mayna rd, and Rick Roqul'l bootPd
his first PAT of !he gs.me for the 25-0
fi nal.
In the final minutes, Darnell completed
two big galn~r!li ta J ohn German, but it
v.·as to no avail.
Favorites Win
DEFE NSIVE COMBO -· t:d1!.on ll tgh's Steve 'J'1m-favorite s .. Lo t:op t h~ Ir vine League i:ha n1p1onship.
1nerman 175 ) and Bob Grave!-> (71 J are .1u:.l a couple Co ach V;nce .-\saro s CIF .A.AA ch ampions collide
ThP Knights ..-·ere pen alized for an i[.
trg.:il rece11·<'r downfield and Costa f\1esa
look 01·er nn the Katella 20. 111 A11t eaters'
of reasons \1 hy the ('hargcrs are the ea rly season \\•1th St. John Bosco tonight at f-l unlington Beach. ~~~~~~~~~~~~.:_:_:_.:_:_:_~:::__::.:::::::::__
On fou rth down , K;:il11 m;i romped
str-111ghl up the rniddle, putting the ball
a! !hP l\ni,e:ht.c;' fnur. But the l\<fus1angs gnt
nn lurthf'r 1ha n the nne-fnnt line when
Rnh Bornhn\' 11·as held bv the still Ka tell a
Polo Totu·ney
CIF Titlists
Lool{i11g Agai11
For First Win
Last \ear, 11hen lhP Ed1 c,f\n rh;irpPr!.
dumpPd SI. .Jnhn Bnscn's Rra1·t~ in lht
pre~ea~nn fno!hall nprnPr hi' a r.11her 10
nnt!'nl 2fl·Q ~cnrr , 11hr• 11·a\ to £.U"'~ th~t
thl!' 1·irtnrs 11·erP 1n marrh nn In 12 mnre
win~ 1n surc-f"''i~inn and thf' r!F AAA fo11l
hall rrn11·n
\\'el!. 11 11•nn'I happrn <i;:a1n .
E1en 1hn11i:h !he f ;J\f'!'f'fl rti.1r~PfC, hn:.\
Bnsrn l0n 1i!;ht 1A1 at H 11nl1n ~tnn Btarh
High. ronk1f' hrad rnarh \'1nre A',arn's.
Edison grirldf'r~ r;in fnrget ;ibnut iln·
nl'xin~ anolht>r AAA title.
\\lhy?
J.::cl1sn1L ;ilring 1\llh all n! Ill> [f\llle
l,ea~ue r0hort~. 11.:i~ h~f'n Pir1 e.1Prt to
AA A.A i>l<!lllS !hi ~ f;ill Rul whrn thr gn1ng
gels rnu,t:hf'r thr ln11i;h J.!t'I !nu~hrr.
1\nd the rla-.:..~v r'h.1rgrr.-.. f;ill 111111 the
ranks of !hf' tough, :i.r• lhr llr;nrs and
coach George ~1;;.,,<;11·k 1 ;:in r~-:'\r1''f'l(lrt
Harbor grirl ;i1rlP 1 :i.houlrln t hf' r.:iup,hl
doing any premnlll!'t' 1 ir1or _y r1an( r . .-...
Asaro. who
rurrPnl l.11nr.:
!ant Bill V:uL
nur
takp.-.. flll'r '11 E<h.-..nn fnr
flpa rh r1t1· ln!lf'l!P ;i.-..sls ·
knowi. he has his 11ork rut
Hn"·r1·rr, anv nf h1\ tn1h •1c 11 ill !lf' r:ir..-
erl hv th'" pre~PnrP nf ~OfllP 1 PIPr~n
perfnnner'-h;irk !rn1n (;i'-! '":1r ~
champ!'
To hcc1n u·11h thPrP \ 111:! JV'un•I ,\Pl!
Cartrr. an ;:ill r1F '-<>l1!"r!1nn If\ l~/rl 1•!v11t
hP Sflf'lllJ:; r11111-t~1111 ::it nf1Pn'-11r gu~rrl
;inrl l111 rh:i1 kPr t11nn:\ll
Alring~1r1r C,1r!rr rlf•ff'n~11P h 11111 hP th<>
Pl hPr h.11·krr ;ill 1·01111!1• 1,,111n1""
Rnckv \\.h11n. 11·11n·~ hPr lrrl llJl 10 pn11nrl~
lrorn"l;i s1 ~p;i ~on lo ii hf'~lthl l'l~ ThP
la tter 1s alsn th<> s!;irl1ni:: f111!h;i! ~
Asaro s::i v~. ''l'" f'Xprr1 th"!1l 1Rn~r11 1
In d11 a In! nf flpfr11~11·P ~111nt111~ bel'at1 '-e
!he'' did tha1 !<1~1 l'rar
"Al this llmr nf l'P<ir. 11P re 111sl tr11ng
tn iron nut all Lhe ki nks in tl1t> nlfrn~, 1111d
work nn timing anri J,:()(1(1 !PC'hn111uc~ in
th!' line. "Defen~11·tJ\ \\'e fr, tu net :ill the pr<l·
per ;idJu stmenls f.t't fnr 1hf' \Par. <Irids
lhf' ror1ner \\'h1!t1rr C.o!\rcl' \1nrn~.~n
Senior ~lark J/3rmon ! 1!101 i;!"I!' thl' n(\([
o,·er rla~f.malf> Buff !ln,c.111 cl fur !hi':
startin~ riu11rtPrhark 's Job hut Ai:arn arl·
mils that both "'ill ~ee rnns1rlrrahlP ar-
tivil y.
Otht>r tor JPtlf'rrnf'n ffl r thr lh.iq:er~
are slolbark -~afe.tv Garv Balch 1 \!l5 1 l'llrl
tackles Boh r.ravf.s 1200 1 and S!l'l'f' Tim·
merman 1210,1
Attcmp1111 1: tn r 1Prre the lharg~r~
rll'f P11 Sf> \I 1!h !"'JJsnnn11s 11rr11" ~ 1 s
~nulhpaw Jlr.11·r~' s1i:;1111l r.lllPr :'111ke
\\'nrden. a iun1or 1•,1r'-llY op pra111·p I~,~\
\'Piii'
· \\'nrdt>n !h rro\1~ pr11l1;11·1iy In ~pl1l Pnrt
Orin :\lurvin I Flij 1 11 l11IP r11nn111(! ha rk~
Carl Tnpps ! 2001 .1n1t C"h1Pf narn1rt1 11;,.11
handle must nf Bn:r;ro's r11~h1ng nffen~~
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Dons' Offensive Mac1iine
Too Much for Vikings
B~· STE\IE ,\,\'ORE\\'S
01 lh1 Dell~ P llo! i l1fl
PlfO Rl\'IEHA -~;! Hancho 's D11ns
U'Prt r{'len!lf'ss 2rnund anrl air ?~1ilfk~ 10
hur\' !hf' L\1;inn:t \'1k1ng.c;, 4!-6, 1n the SP'1·
snn':-fr1ntb;ill nprnrr fnr both sthnn\s Fri-
da\' n1i::ht aL El Ranchn's stadium.
The J)(lns, h1i;ihl y Jnutert 1n the prl'-
~e3 ~11n potl..-... <imasscd 2981otal yards, 148
flt1 tlir i;rnund ::ind 150 lhro11i;ih the 111r
Janrs ::1~111nst il1ar1na.
Cnat•h Lf'on \\'heelf'r's ''ikings c·nuld
l1nrl nu way In sto p Oons f111Art erhark
,\11kr Or111. ;is the sen1rir ~l.IJ nal r;'.11\t>r
gu1df'rl El Rancho to a 21-0 fir.'lt quarter
lr ;:id
Afl rr !he opf'n1ng, k1cknfl. Or111 tnnk tu~
Irani 64 yarcis in n1nt pla.v~ anrl cappf'd
th!' dr1vr h1n1~rlf, srampf'nn.e: f11·e l'ards
:irnund lr ft enrl lo s1art the f1 r~t penorl
harr;ige nf po!nls.
Th., \'1k1ni:;.~ 11111:<-t h;n·e <.r n.~rrt things
11 rrrn ·1 i,:n1ni; 1n en !heir v.·a1·. "hen nn
!hP nr):t ~rrlPS ;if!Pr thrrP un~urce~~h1!
plil\~ \lan n;i '<. R;i.nrty Ha1\kl/1~ rlrnpprd
h;11·k 1n pun! formal inn
IJp nr1rr ~Ill ii a\\I'!\ I'!~ n1rJ:;n i'an t1\n
'l;irtrd In lrnm !h<> lrft <.td<> In ~mn!hPr
tl;i \1ktn~ ;inrt 1ht h;ill St.,1r nnn11ni:t1"l
r1l'kf'rt thp lno.o;t ball an d CATrlPd 11 !n !he
10 ;inrt 11 pPr.<.nnal foul pen.illy moverl 11 !o
1 hr lt\•t .
\)r!1z p1 rked th ' ri &ht side of thl' line
for h1,o; sernnd tourhrln...,·n.
Ae;a1n1il a rlnggt>d up riiirlrtl!', the \"1k-
ln.1!< ~a1 ned l !J vards "'Ith Senn \\'heP IFr,
211 .\ards. and find Ta.1lor. 34 , carrying
mn!ll of the load
ThP onr s111 pr!~l' nl tlic evPrung t'a1ne
u hcn l!:l llanlh11's Gell1·gp Panta~E'~ miss-
ed ;in PX!r11 point Thr srn10r rame into
rhP i;a1ne with a ~lreak of 51 cnnserutive
PA1"s and ran It IQ 55 be/nre missing
wide.
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R!'!;Ular profPs1iional hanrl tcap i nd
hrarkel racini;: 1s the 11nly !h1ng on Lh,.
rlnrket ti! Orang" (nun•y ln!Prn 11 tinnal
Onl .v nnr or lhe f;i vnntcs failt>d !.l'I 11d-
l'a11ce 10 1he champ1011!'ih1p round .of the
UC Jrv tne lnvitatinn ri l water pnlo tourna-
ment Friday 11 ftrrn1Jnn.
!lo!'I l 'CJ npcnrd 11p Frid;11•!' action
and looked lea!'\ 1mprc!'i.~ive of lht> \1•1n·
nl"'r~ whtn it recordcrt a 17-10 v1c1orv 011t>r
stubborn Fullerton Jun1nr Cn\lrp:f'. '1n the
day's .~Prnnri game, l,'C Rerkele.v pro·
vided the nn!y upsrl v.·hC'n it nudged I Ca.I
Slate l Ulng BPa rh, 10·11
t:SC followed 11·1th ;i .!>1nash1ni; 14-5
!riun1ph 01·er CC San1a Barb11ra In the
!hird gamP ;ind l'CLA rlosrd nut the ac-
tion. anrt lonkrd ht>.<.! nf all , hy bl ::1.~ting
l'f f)a l'I~ 21-4
An1e;ilcr coach 1·:d N'r11l;ind wasn'1 im.
pre!'i!'iert v.·it h h1~ cluh's \"IC1or~· 11! all. "I
&urss we pl<1yert :ihnut t1kr I l'xperted."
said 1he co;ith nf !he d('frnd1n£ NCAA
champinns. "\Ve'r' rr;illy ~reen and s!t!l
learn1nJ;, hu! I hey 1Full<'rlnn1 arP nnl.v "
,i11ninr <'nlleo:e <i nd we .~hn11!d ha\e beaten
them wnrse ·•
Artu;illy, the Anlr;i[(•rs wnlJld h;ive
hcr n In ser1nus trnuhl<' t1j!ll1nst the
1-!ornels 1f onlv rfl'frn~l' would ha ve
rnun1.rd. R11t. 1;1rkilv the Anlf'a1rrs 111-
rensivl' pUnl'h 11·11 ~ ahve and heh 1nd lhe.
r11·f'.gnal nutpu1 nf Rruer Ala ck !hey
manaiz.ed 10 avn1rl the upset
Also prn1•1d1n~ strnnR offcn~11'e help for
\hP Ante11tf'r~ \l'f'rc Jim Br;idhurn . Jack
01ckn)::i nn and R1rh;ird Eason whn all
chipper! 1n v.·1th thrrr ~nfll.<.
Lnnk1np: Al tnria) ·.~ ar111J11, Ne"•!and
~imply s111d nf h1~ AnlCa!rrs I 1' hn mef
BerkE'ley r ht~ morn1nj!1. 11·r 11 ha1 e tD
pla,\' murh htn"r ··Tilt' ~rm 1flna ls match
r1t~ l'SC at l f'J.A at !2 .lO
The rha1nri100 .-..hlp game is schedull'd ta
~tart al 3 .iO p m
I 'f'l
f ull ertnn .J('
4 3 4 fi-1 7
2 ) 3 4-10
Ra re11·ay toda .1· t ·r i i;rnr1ng -Black ~. Bracibur n 3.
T1mP lrial:i; are scheduled for 3 p rn Ea~nn J, ,\frf'l<>llan 2. :'l·lrDClnalrl 1 F JC
E! Ra11rhn ~rored nnre more on a thref!
.1·a1·d hurs! nH tackle by r.1a rk Badey
befqre 1hP V1k1 nRs coul d lit! on lht hoard
early in !hi' second quar1er.
0•' I .... ,~,
~I 11•~,~a
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;;.;, 11·11h rac1n1Z slated ta go from 7 30-I O·~fl .!;rnrin~ ~ Kn1~p .~ !J;ill '.\, \lrL111n 1,
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!\·larina',o; six p<llnts also rame alter a
lilnrkrd punt Bry:i n Kt>rn.'I h!orked Ortiz'
kirk and fell nn thf! ball el the Dnn 20.
S•1phnn1nrl' Qllll rlerback Greg Foster then
h1! 11·1dt> rPreivl'r Bill Stu a.rt at !he onf!
anrl nailt>rl Stuart once again on the next
ola1· for the. score.
The second hall sa"' Ba iley and Or!\z
hnth srnre on ~hnrt run~ for El Rancho
anrl .. Viking offl'nse th at jus! kept sput-
ltrlnJ::
~lanna ran v.·e!l but couldn 't conner! lln
pa5ses Foster hit on just three of 14 fo r
28 yards. often O\'t rthrowing his receiver
nn cruci al third dov.·n situation.'!.
Pl'o Hockey Loop
Ma y Be Formed
A seco nd ma Jnr ire hl'l{'k'Y ll'11gue ts in
the format1vp stagps tind Costa ~1Psa ii'i
lh~ brterling grnunrl1i for the new circui t
Thu rsday's ml'l'ting at South Coa.~I
r \aia had represent at!ve1i from 12 clt1Ps
throughout the US .11nd Canada \\'Ith
kno"-n 1nterestNl pa rt.Jes fr()rn Si n Fran-
r1~ro, S11 n DiP~n. Tnrnntll. Chlc11gn and
:\11nnesola a.moni:i; those present.
Thi' NHL took many years before 1t
ex1landed \() towns on the \Ve&l Coast in·
eluding Los Ange les.
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78 80
77 80
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Outweighed
In Opener
co \/tNA -La guna 8e11ch
"'1!1 he 11eeklng its flrst open-
ing li:H1ne \'icto,.y !n four yeArs
hl!!rP tnnigh! ag<1 in11t th!! hos t
(:!adslone Gladiators in the
1971 OJ>fln1ng footha11 game for
both l'iChooJ&. Kic koff ia et 8
o'r.lol'.k
Cnach Hal Akins' Laguna
Beach Ar1is!!'! are eom1n11 off
tw n succrss1vr 1-8 seasons
\•hil P the Gladiators are doing
the same off last year'11 ef-
lorls.
. 'i n opening game \•1clnry
~-1 !1 pul the w1nnt r in the
drl\'er's seat for a succr ssful
ramp;ugn nnl.v one ad-
d1t1nn<1t 11·10 woulrl ~ needed
to dnt1hl e lhe l!liO 11utput.
Ak in!'! and r.ladstnne coach
Art /llett are quietly op--
t1m1!'t1c allout tonight's ga me.
"\\"e are playing a tea m on
ciur own le1·el for the lirst time
since l!lfiR in an opening
;Jamr." Akins SilY~·
"I'm ve ry opt1n11sl1c that
our team is gning to ht R rn n-
sis tent con1ende1· 1n f'\'ery
gr1 me th is .vear."' ll1etl add~.
One thing tha1 could ma ke
the difference is the size of the
Glad stone nffeni::ive \in f.'.
Fro111 1arkle lo 1acklr, I.hey
averafi!e 2o:i pounds .,.,.1th all
r111e plR~·ers hit t1nR lhr scales
at 2M nr hetter. There a;n't a
200.poundcr in the Laguna
hneup and Akins v.•111 be forced
to rely on ;i:;pced ;i nd quickness
to mn1•e the r.lad 1a1ors .
fiary F1sf'tte. lhf' Laguna
Beach qu;1 rterbark. figures !o
11e Ufl tn ;i pt1ss1n.1i battle '>l'ith
(;[a d~tone"s Hich Velasquez.
\·r tai:quez is the ~chl\Ol's stu-
dent horl.v preside nt , sta nds 6-2
<'-"Id 11 cioi:h.~ 175 F1t>rt1e i.~ A 5-
lfl, J50-po11ndC'r hut ))(Ith have
strnn~ p;isstn~ Arm s ,:ind good
firld iud~m enl.
H1e!L f1g11rrs lo sta.v mnre
\\'i!h a runn1n ~ i;i ;ime in the
r~rJy J!n1 ng. "\\le tr~· to gn
"'ith a high J)frrcn!a~e. of
c!'lmrle!1nns "hen we pas~ and
1,1·e don"! dn it as oft en AS some.
o!her !r11ms ." he s11ys b~· "'ay
ol expl 11nri11nn
Ak in:-; feels he has f!lund fl
la il h11rk In h!I the l'oid ;it
La 1111n11 fnr !he F1r$-I l1n1e 1n
se\1er;:il ~ e;irs Da1·e i\1;1rr1 ner.
a \50·pound t ran~Fer stu dent.
has 1.1·nrked his 1111v 1n1n the
star11ni;: tJ;ickf1eld 11 ilh lhree
lrlt r rmrn
In add~t1nn tn F1~el!r , !he
other lwn rnnno,v.r.:1m 1.1·in ners
a!"!' fullback Skip \\"in11hi p and
ha lfback Telford \nHam,
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MATTRESSES
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Estancia Hosts
Tustin Tonight
E.!!l1nci1 High 's Eagle.a open
the 1971 football c1mpai1n
lti night al Ntwport Harbor
'>l·hen coach Phil Bron's
lrvinf' League contenders bat-
tle Tustin in a non-tea1ue
tussle.
Sports
Briefs
SOUTHAMPTON, Engh1nd
An Englis h journalist.
Ke vin Murphv. 22. bttam,. !hp fi r~\ man lo -1wim 11round 0)1'
Isle or \Vight, the re11ort i11l11nd
off Eng land "s Sou thern Coast,
Frida y.
Murphy completed tht fill
miles in jusl under 27 hours
and s<11d : •·r have nev er bN>n
!oll'l shattered as I am 11t. this
moment " for rour hours he
had no fee li ng in hi s left thlfi:h.
He ha11 already made ii dou·
ble crfJssing of the English
Chr11nel and is the only swim-
mer tn ha ve crossed the Irish s. •.
Comels PlnJI
The Costa 1'1esa Come~ bid
lnr their l~l h slrai11hl. viclnry
Sunday 11 fttrnonn when thr.v
mt>rt an undf'termined lof' 11t
TrWin kle Park. Ga me Umt 1s
2:30.
Coach John Sa i~t"s semi-pro
ba ~eb;1ll clu b hall PIJSfed 11 22·7
record in summer league pl11y
wi th Su nd ay's tilt wind ing up
the loop schedu lt>.
Table Te1111i•
Some nl the natinn'! lead ing
players will pre~ent exhibitinn
matc hes as an addt:"d fe11tu re
nf !he first annu 11! Oran~e
Coun!v ta ble 1ennls ch11 m· pion.~ti1p!; Sund ay at 1he
Tust in Boys' Club, 580 \\'. 6th
SI.
Dean Galardi. 13. thf! C'ur-
re nt stale bl).v11' cha mpion, .,.,,Il l
race Ru.,s SinJ?t r. 16, thr ru1-
tion's Fnurlh r;1nk ed player.
And John Rall. ~e \'f.'nl h-ra1 ed
in the n;iJ1(1n, will rneet lhP
lhird ranked 1.l year n 111
pla.ver in the counlry -J es11;
Co1!10~. Exhibition.~ and tou rnamf'nl
p\t1.V will be~in at \fl a.m. wil h
fi nalists cn mpetin~ for I.op
a.,.,.ards in 12 divisions of p\11.v
for men, women, boy!';, girl.'!
anrl mixed double~.
Adm issio n i., 50 cents for
adu11s and 2~ cents for
chlldren .
Klcknlf is sel (or I o'clock.
Brown'! er"""' ""'ill bt tryi ng
to get off to a 11t1ri 11!mi!1.r to
last year ...,.hen the E1gles
trampled Tu11ti n, :tG-0.
Th!'.V went on to post 11 9·2
ma rk. lo11in fll bv na r r o w
mArgins tn Edi~on and Bonita.
But lhey'll ht trying In do it
lnn1gh! w1thoul lhe i;er vires of
1111.Jrvine Uwi~ue tallback J im
Schul11 ..
Schultz ""'as banJ;:ed up in
prac!lcP :i nd ii; lentat11•rly
s idelined Mnving n11er to hike
h!~ pl11ce is 21G-pnund full b1 rk
John Dixon.
Piel Pyl!' ta kPs over 11t
fullback in this situ 11 !ion ...._,hile
the ba l11nre nf thr h11ckf\eld
rrmains the 1iRmr .... '1th flanker
Lee JnvC'~ end qu11rl erb11ck
Ha nk Moore.
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Since its founding in 1926, the f .M. Tarbell Co.,
Inc. ho1 grown ·10 becom11 one .of . Ametito's
lo,geil reol eitare mgoi:i'r:tit,ion' }"ith • rietwork
of 39 offices nnd 418 employees. Over 1 112 bil·
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Since 1926
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* 10 FULL PAGE ADS EACH WEEK. * TARBELL'S E XCL USl'VE -
MULTIPLE LISTING BOOK.
*GUARANTEED SALES. * COMPLETE FINANCING.
* TELETYPE SERV l~E .
''LIST YOUR HOME
WITH NUMBER 1''
SOUTH COAST OFFICES * Costa Mesa 540-1720
2955 Harhar •IYd. * Hunlington Beach 842-6691
16111 •eat~ •tvd. ' * Huntington Beach 962-5566
9017 Adaini * Huntington Bea ch 846-0604
5824 Edinger
* Fountain Valley 962-1373
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WOWI 5 BEDROOM-$24,9501
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CHEVROLET
BUY FROM ORANGE COUNTYS · CHEVY DEALER
BUT HiJRRY--NO BETTER TIME TO BUY THAN RIGHT NOW WITH PROBABLE EXCISE TAX REBATE AND '71 CLOSEOUTS!
GET OUR DEAL LAST IT PA VS! ! !
'ALL THE NEW '72 CHEVY'S ARE HERE!
BUY YOURS TODAY & TAKE IT HOME
IRAND NEW
''71 VEGA PANEL
1 Tinted gla 5s, betted tire5, t•dio.
1 This i~ the o ne yov've been lookin g
for .,, a pric• that c•n't b. b••*·
Stk. I !41 !3 215171 PLUS TAX l LICEN SE
.IRAND NE'W WINDOW STICKER $4206.15
'71 IMPALA OUR PRICE $3460
< o, H.T. Do lo.o bolh, tiotod DISCOUNT $9 5 015
9 l•''· G78 white w•ll tir•s, wheel .
cover1, vinyl inter ior '"'1. "••••· s1o.1 R1~1tt wn1n l "•'• T•• '''"'"
NEW '71 VEGA WAGON
General Motors PAYS THE BILL
7% REBATE
FROM THE FACTORY ON NEW
AND UNREGISTERED PASSENGER
CARS. EXCISE TAX REBATE
WHEN CONGRESS APPROVES. THE
MONEY WILL BE MAILED
DIRECT TO YOU!
This beautiful little wagon has tinted glass, white side wall tires, radio.
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VANs
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BRAND NEW
'71 Y2 TON P.U.
350 cu. in. VS e ng int , chrom•
bumper1 front & r11•r, g•uges. Ju5t
right for work. c•mper, wh•lever.
Stk. 715 16 31454 ) PLUS TAX l LICENSE
New '71 3/4 Ton Camper Truck $3 135
VS , !!quipped with het vy duty 9•119ei.
1970 Model Holiday l l1/2' Camper $1300
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1971 CORVETTE 1969 IMPALA WAGON 1967 PONTIAC Hl CPE. 1970 DATSUN PICKUP 1966 PONTIAC GTD 1970 CHEVY \/2 TON
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VI ,n9ini , f•tih. 1711DQR l nico co•. IZCNll ll ""YI •ool. t lwon pr1ttv c••. IUJS15Q I •~••p l/j;ll l HJI •It.I nicor !1051R J
$AVE $1999 $1499 $1799 $1099 $2699
1970 MALIBU 4 DOOR SEDAN
Vinyl roof,,;, <ond .. Iulo., rodio, P.S., •111
9oolll b11y, foci . .,...,.. low ,.,;!11. f 4b91MZ'
$2899
1967 CAMARO CPE.
. $1~99
1970 MALIBU WAGON
• pin. Aulom 1tlc., •1cllo, 11,000 mil11,
low, low prict . t l OOAS11
$2499
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1969 CAPRIC~ ~Q~f ~ • ,.,
' ' .. F•ctory w1rr1nlv, P.S., oulb .. radio, .. ;,,
•inyl re of. 011d s~••P· rzvz112 1
$2399
1966 DODGE DART
Cpt ~owt• Slt1ti n9, R1dio. Au !~, A"
Co"d. Jl ,000 Mil11. Su••• buy. !TZM•ll l
$1099
1971 BRONCO 4 WHL DRIVE
lt1dio, A11lom1lic, I 0,000 ,.,;111 , loc.k in9
Hub., E~tt1 S11t. l rtnd N•w Condit ion.
121911HI
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Cpt , \;.,,1 __.oof. R•lil•o, P~.,J!1, ... n9,
Autom1tic, Nitt . t YLU JJ 11
$1399
1966 IMPALA 4 DOOR H.T-.
Pow" •ht""9· 1i•, •utc,, rtd•o, ~t•on9 <••.
I SV'-0131
$999
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1968 CADILLAC SEO. OE VILLE 1969 V.W. CAMPER
•· 4 5011d. Own t • l.1,dlv u••if thio t t mp1r,
Sid. Ho• •inv l •oof, •II th1 9oodi11 .. ;1~ ;1 i• ,., .,;.,, ) 1,000 mil11, '•rlttl t onliilion.
.~ •• " ,:,, .iq~I "''''" rvzs 101J IYXT 1b 2)
$2999 $2999
1969 CHEVY 1 TON
Du•I fll<, oulo , h 1n1., l i9 b, 1]',1'142"
011~1 botly j, li~o n•w. 12.000 ,.,;i ... l .col.
lf llC~. (400<fl()
$3199
1969 FORD * TON P,U,
'70 model 11 ''' l•. ,,11 conl1in1tl Holid•y
Cl ,.,Pt •. New condition. IJJ167Cl
$799
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H .. UR .. E.,.1PROPERTIES * * * * * * * TAYLOR CO. * " Rt A ru11.
OF CURRENT LISTINGS
OFFICE OPEN SAT . & SUN.
NEW LIS TING
BEST VIEW IN DOV ER SHORE S
Luxurious. cust. built 3 BR ., couple,s home,
\Vith rnn1plete prl\ acy achieved thru extra
large lot & separate 111aste r suite Dining
r m. & pool. ~135,000. Kathryn Raulston
IVAN WELLS BUILDER -$69,7SO
Choice llaycrest street. 4 Bedroon1. hi beam
fam il.v & living room. Courtyard entry.
l ... ar,i:::e yard. roon1 for pool. Quick po ssession .
Mary l.011 Marion
BAYSHDRES OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON you are invited to
2501 CRESTV IEW. Shov.•s like a model. 3
Bdrms. -beautiful patio gardens. $49 .500.
~1ary llarvey
1528 KEEL DR . OPEN SAT. & SUN. l·S
A delightful "Sandpiper" model \\'hich is a
gardener's drearn. 4 Bdr1ns., 3 baths, 2
fireplaces. F'ul! price $73,500 -fee.
E . M. \'reeland
A HONEY FOR THE MONEY
ANXIOUS OWNER + SLASHED PRICE -
OPPORT UNIT\'~ ! One of our BEST BU"\'"S,
in top location. Drive by & buy -OPEN
SUN. 1-5. 2512 L!GHTIJOUSE LANE. Re-
duced to a LO\V $65.000. Bud Aust in
OPEN SUN. 1-S 1612 ANTIGUA
Exclusive Dover Shores; 4 BR .. 4 Ba .. great
[ami ly fill. \\ i!h \l'('t bar O\"Crlooking bay -
privrite co11r!yard . 0\1 ner ready lo sell.
$85.000. LaV'era !~urns
BA Y & OCEAN VIEW
OPEN SUN. 1-5. 424 ANGJ<:LJTA DR .. IR-
VINE T E f{RA CE. Nearly 1/3 ac re. 5 f~f{.,
D.R . F'.R .. pool. spacious deck & yard. Dog
run & 3 car garage: fenced & private.
Bob Yorke
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
OPEN S.l\T . & SUN. 1-5. Large 4 BR .. fa nl.
r m .. \\'et bar & rTiany upgraderl ilerns. Room
for pool & tennis COllrl. Lovely Vie1v. 1420
OUTRJC.GF:ll . r·tiarlene \\ihyte
LARGE CAMEO SHORES ESTATE
OPr~N SUJ\1. 1-:J : 4500 OBRIJ\1G'f01\/. Nearly
hal f acre of ~ecl11~1on. Feature~ lovel y large
rooms. wet bar. -pool, huge catJana, '4 BB.,
41h baths plus fine vie\v. $175.000.
George t:rupe
BLUFFS OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1.s
550 VISTA <.;R:\l\1U8. Choice end untl. Spa·
cious 3 BR.., 21-'i ba. Attractive honle "<ith
your own foorlcen acre park. Large private
patio. $44.950. llarriett Davie.<;
EA STBLUFF -S BEDROOMS
Graciou.<; Lu sk home. Fan1ily room \\'1l h
fireplace J-A edroo1TI do1.vnsia irs. 3 ('ar
garage. 'i'ard has room for pool. $59 950
Cathryn ·rennille
JUST LISTED -EASTBLUFF
Chartning 3 Bn . Lusk hon1e \.\'ith cozy fan1-
ily roo1n. l .... arge poolsize lot, on quiel s treet.
Call for appoin11nent to see 2232 . .\rbulus.
$44 .500 . Bill Con1stock
LIVE IN ONE -RENT THE OTHER
2 Homes -Corona rlel i\1ar -$7!'.l.!iOO \\'alk
lo bear h, 111 \l"n & schoo ls. Dutch ('olonial. 2·
s!or.\', 4 bdrms., pool plu!) da rling 3 bedroon1
rental. Mary l .ou l\farion
PURCHASE OR TRADE
Ba\•cresl 5 RI\. ho 1ne on 1ree·sharlC'd lo L
Foi-1Tial d in. rrn .. fan1il y roonl . 2 fireplaces .
O"•ner \\'ill l'1111sicler trade ror s1na1Jcr ho1Ti e
in Ne,\·port S5.'i,950. :'11. ('. 8uic
SHORT WALK TO BEACH
Emerald H..,,. '1ew hotne, on ocean ~irle of
Hig h\\·ay 5 't"cars old. !-'orn1al dining ronn1 ,
very large ranlily roorn. i\1a stcr bedroom
\'.'/fireplace .~. 2 other bedroon1s (one is :l-
child dorm \. $110.000 -F'ee. Carol Tatuin
EXCLUSIVE DOVER SHORES
S Bedroom. 5 bath cxecuti\·e home on the
waler. Great patio, pool area, sauna b;:ilh .
boBt dock. 0\1 ner :-;avs sell . Subtnil your
deal. $199.800 .. l\I J."ink ·
CHOICE VIEW
In Dover Shores. Unus11 al design: :l bcrlrnr11TI
home. Sunken livln~ rtn .. family room am·
pie for ponl 1ahle, Island kitchen. $92.500.
Eileen Hud!ion
INVITES ALL OFFERS
The Jiving is easy in this nice "Universi1y''
plan. in University Park. 3 BR .. fam. rm.:
a cheerful ho1Tie near all community action
-must be sold! Asking $4 5.900.
"Chuck" t.~11 is
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Owner moving. l\·111.<;t sell his LUSK :i Bdr1n.,
fAmil y roon1 ho1Tie. Rca1111ful ly lnndscaped.
3 Ca r ~ar<1~e. l~XC'iling night "ie\1· of lights.
$60,950 includes the l<111 d.
RETIREMENT HOME
Wit h space for Tl1AVEL. HO ~·Jf~ or boat or
1 trailer. Secluded Ne\1'port Heights location,
with 2 bdrms .. den & covered lanai $39 .500.
Harry Frederick
TOWNHOUSE SPECIAL
E njn'' carefree Ii \' in~ Jn th1s bright & cheer-
ful 3°bclrn1 . townhouse. 2 Ba .. forn1al din1nR
-great corner greenbelt location in Uni·
verstty Park. $39.950. Belle Partch
CAMEO SHORES BEAUTY
Lovel_y 4 bdrm. sparkling home in exclusive
CAM'EO SHORES. Located on lar~e lot with
Jrt•I pool. Asking only $69.500 . Jim Muller
W.0700 Coldwell, Banker
,.
JJO NEWPORT CENTER DR .. N.8 .
e r.:ASTS IOE ~'OliRPLEX,
all rrnlC'•1 1' Ith rons1s1rn1
~ Hl('<lnle ol ~!i.'ll/rnn. Pr1cf'rl
ill 11 101<, In"' $:il,JOO.
a \\"EST:'!n~: ~Ol1RPl.EX 1 11 \lh 2 brrlroom !'z h111r.
SHU!to df)lS 'nlll--fl·llll,ll"
Oll'ner '8YS ~f'll for VA 11p-
pr11.1u.l of $118,000. \\'hose
first?
e F:A."T'STD~ r.10NEY :'\IAK -
F:I~ f1 l1111I<; •ln Jr_g :1!2'~1.ll~,·
lot. 1 :) RR :.i Ba l1n1t 11" f'l<'(ll,
4-2 BR un11s. To(aJ lnrorne
S8.'.!0lmo. Nn 1'ac11ncies hrre.
$"75.000, Call ~o !IN'.
Newpo rt ,,
Fairview
646-8811
(•nytime)
TOTAL
LIVING
Onr ol 1he tinr~l ho111r~ in
Wt'!it !\ICM \'pn1r .) la.r~t 1 bf'rlron1n.~. 2 haths anrl lam-
1
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rx-tc: an rl (lr:qw·~ :111rl ;1prli-
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rr~~n1 n1·1 111.,11111~ 1tiP \'w>11u·
tif'ul ]l('alrd 11nd hl!rrcrl pool.
Tt1i.~ •~ lrirly l•1l;il 1!1•1111!,
('1111~>lli-~'.'.1.1 111 .~l'I' thi11 bra1 1.
11fnl hon1c pnt"t'd 111 nnJy
$."1!),95().
MESA VERDE
Golf Course
/
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J11·1n.c: arrH J'u·111rr,r111e
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uon arnl plrnly ol rnnm for
P'1' ,l_
C'all 545-~42·1 (()Pf'!1 1'\'('5\
POOL HOME,
COLLEGE PARK
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WALLACE
REALTORS
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DOVER SHORES BEST BUY I
fantastic 4 BR. \\·1th 25' beam ceiling 1n !IV·
ing room Forni. DR. Island kitchen. \~1alk to
3 pr ivate beriches. 3 car garage. $105.000
410 MORN IN(; STAR OPEN SAT sur-: 1·5 :30
WE HAVE JUST SOLD S LINDA ISLE DR IVE
LINDA ISLE $14S,000
The !louse of ('harm~ A deli ghtful covered
entrance to this beautiful 5 BR. home. So ft cnlor.~ thruout. Panelled FR w/wet bar.
1'~orn1 . OR. Plumbed for pool. Pier & sli p.
QUIET CUL -D E-SAC STREET
Beautifully rnaintained 3 BR. home in pru_Tie
area. formal dining room & 2 baths. Choice
fru it trees & professional landscaping. Near
\Ves tcli ff shops & school s. $40.500.
2015 A l.ISO OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30
WES TCLIFF -$46,000
l\:e1v carpeting -Ne"'ly redecorated. Move
right in to thi s charmer. 3 BR. & form. dining.
Beautiful pool & manicured yard.
1344 SuSSEX OPEN SAT1SUN 1-5 :30
LINDA ISLE -$1SS,OOO
Brand nevi waterfront home with the spac-
ious open look. high ceilings. etc. 4 BR., FR.,
form. DR .. study & S'h baths.
8 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT1SUN 1-5:30
LINDA ISLE -$160,000
Bra11d ne1\· 4 BR . hon1e \\" family r1TI ., study
& Dfl . 2nd noor features a huge sundeck ac·
ce/oisihlE!' to all bedrooms .. Just a touch or
formality. Qv.:ner \vi conside r lse or exchange.
A BIT OF NEW ENGLAND -S19 ,9SO
A delightful 5 BR . c ·ape Cod in Baycrest area.
Form DR . & lge. rumpus rm. Space for pool.
Great area for children. Immed, poss.
BACK BAY AREA -$64.SOO
('ustom built by present O\\'ner. Beautiful
\\•oods. inside and ouf. Spanish tile entry.
\·Val led courtyard for privacy. 3 Spacious BR.,
for1Tial din ing rn1 . plus huge bonus rm. for
office at home or fam. rm. 3 Car garage.
LI NDA ISLE -S167,000
Near 11e1\• custon1 bu il t 5 BR. home designed
by llerbert Rro\1'nel1. F'arTI . rn1. & form . DR.
i\lany fine features. ('all for appl.
DOVER SHORE S WATERFRONT -$175 ,000
llon1e for farTi ily "'ho needs pier/slip & 5 o r
ti bedroon1s. Lge. terrace for dining or SUI).·
ning arnund p!>OI. Dran1at ic entry courlyd.
f'ut your famil y in these lov ely surroundings :
VIEW IN LAGUNA BEACH
0\1·n ~'n11r own apl. io beautiful Laguna Roy-
ale. lland ~ome decorated 2 BR .. 2 ba. Pool
(t. heath at your doorstep. Balcony over·
look1ng the blue I)acific. $48 ,500
BA Y ISLAND -$13S,OOO
~ecluded fan1ily living on this exclusive
11orld of Beauty. ·renri is ct.. pri vate park
\\1ith tr~es & f101\·ers. ('harn1ing 5 bedroom
home \I' pier & sli p. (.'all today to see~
BROKERS & SALESMEN
\\'e are expanding our sal e .~ staff. Ou r pr 1n1c
req111 re1ncn1s are 1nte:::r11y ;in<I enlh11<i1a.~nl .
\\"e need tnen and 1101Tie n knn\\•lcd!:eable 1n
11u·on1e. commercial and re sidentia l proper-
t1e~ If _l"O\I are ,gen11 1nely intt>re ~t e<I in a pro-
fe ..... ~1onal real e:<-1ate carc•er. even though you
1n;iy h'1\'e l1n11ted e"pcrience. \1'e are inter·
r steri 111 n1cet1ng .\Oll Jntervie"· by appo1nt-
1nt1nl .
"Our 26th Ye11r"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 San Jo11qu in Hills
NEWPORT CENTER
Ro•d
644-4910
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$28,950
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OPEN 7 DAYS A \\.'EEK
BUILDERS
"GIVE-A-WAY"
SACRIFICE
PRICE
Only 3 Left
Do you c11.rn $800 a month~
Arf' you hllrgain bent~ II !l<)-
don't hts1tate to 1ake advan.
IHRP of lhi~ Oppol'fUnity 3
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al only $~7.tl.0,0. Lo11 Qov.•n -
Hurr}.
Dial 645-0303
2299 Harbor. Coata Mesa
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FAMILY BLUFFS
A hllSTJlC'SS !ra11sfcr equal~
Onp farnily'g l~s, can hP
,\fJllr iu11n. Br1gh1 ~ i:hJny 4
Rf\, 1'2 ha '!>: 11· .. 11 Joc11rrn
1n rhr prime Rlurf~ ill""a.
E;isy walk tl"I school. shop-
ping & stc~ to the pool.
$4.1.fXXJ.
OPEN SUNDAY l·S
S60 GLORI ETTA
CORONA DEL MAR
Chna·e loc, & a rare oppor-
n· nty In pt1rrha<" y nu r
h.-.mr 1n hraut1ru1 Jr,,.1ne
Terrart . A 4 RR .• 21., ha ·~ ..
f11 m1l.1 nrienred home. l-'1th
a honu~ ronn1.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-S
2015 KEWAMEE
Open House
8021 Ebbtide
Circle
Sun. 1-5
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$54,500
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850 SONORA
SAT /SUN 1-5
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DOLL HOUSE
$26,7SO
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BIG CANYON
Bedroom
Fairway View
5
Home
Und('r construction for occupancy before
Christn1as. Plan IC. Fe( land.
f\laslcr hcdroo1n has r1replace as docs l1v1ng
roo1n and spacious family rnnm. 5th bed-
roon1 has ow n bath and could be n1aid's or
mother-111-la""s roorn . 3rd bath has bOth
tub and separate stall shower. Separate
laundry room. 3 car garage. l\1any built-ins
and exlra~. including Tra!lhmaster, inter·
com "·1r1ng, garage door openers, etc.
l'hi.o; is a choice corner lo t 11t J·lermilaie
Lant and Ro yal St. George Dr1\le . Buy
now And close escro"' when house is com·
pleled.
1er Shores
OPE:\' SUi'\DA \' I TO 5
1906 SA \"TIAliO nrc
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V1r1., J.oca11on f,, P11rr,
Cu:<tnm buill 4 RP., .'.! B11.
r.inf'ily rrn, 3 car 211r Df'.
lux1• r:irpc t!n~ &. drAJl"~.
Prnfr:<~1nnAlly lal'l!1srBIJ""r1
Y111o;1111. l1nn1t'r11a1e occu-
p1111r~. S~\noo.
Roy J . Ward
1649 \\'ESTCLlfF' DR .. :--.'.11.
6~6-0m
ELEGANT
FOUR SEASONS
MANSION
1 !'.!or,\, 4 bto<'ll"fltlm 4 ba!h,
i.81'1tf' p1~ th11ped Jor . ~rp ,; .. n,
f11 m rm. rl!n rm. fflrm:it 1111
rm. flt'i'pl, f,\ h1, upirr11df'd
M""f"• "'rll'fl! ... u el ... ·1 hltin
.lfppl111t'IN'1, ~.Akt> roof, p"'f.
Id~. f1~1\ AM)ralu.J
S]li.51)1 Sff 1rvf1t~·
l' '62-4471 I ::l:J 14M10l
MACNAB • IRVINE
Fl N ER HOMES
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Ne\\' lis tiog-3 bed Portofino + mother-in·
law room and bath. Only model avail able at
th1~ price. Hurry~ F'ee land too. $57 .500.
675-32 10. Open Sunday 1-5. 2047 Port Prov·
cnce. Nev.•port Beach.
NEWPORT'S MOST ELEGANT IAYFRONT
Gracious lawn slopes to 156' of Bay fronta.ge .
:\ccomodates 100' yacht without obstructi~g
the expansive view. 4 BR's. den. family
roorn., separate maid's room. $650,000.
Shov.·n by appointrnent. Phone 642-8235 .
SMART TRADER\!
f\'e\\' Cannery Village -C-1 at 3000 Nev.•p-0rt
Blvd. -Inc. \~·hile you ""ail. Assum e loan.
Trade for small view home. Call Lois Miller
675·3210.
A RARE LITTLE JEWEL
ln the proper setting. Just listed. Appeal·
ing, traditional home. exquisitely redecor-
ated. Luxurious draperies. carpeting. chan·
deliers -new kitrhen appli ances, self-clean·
ing oven. Big shade trees. roofed terrace for
outdoor enjoyment. Roo m for pool. Mov e
right in! 3 BR 's. 2 lovely bathrooms. FR. 2
fireplaces. $64 .500. Open Sun. 1·5, 1100 Cam-
bridge. \.Vestcliff.
PRIME EASTBLUFF MULTI PLE UNITS
First time offered. 6 unit apartmenl building
\vilh pool & recreation privilege~, 4 of these
~ vcar ol d units have fireplaces. All have in·
diVid uat FA heat and electric buil t-ins. Beau-
tifully maintained $97,500. Please call
675-3210.
COU NTRY ESTATE LIVING AT ITS FINEST
A gor_geo us San Juan Capistrano estate. Nin e
plus ac·res of ci trus. avocados, riding ring &
pasture surround th is custom home & guest
house. Spectacular view of the ocean. ~an
. Juan Capistrano \'alley and the mountains.
$270.000. Smaller parcels also available.
Please call 67~-3210.
THE ONLY LU XURIOUS BAYFRONT
~ RR . 2 bath <'Ondo. 11·ith cnm plete vie~' of
Ra~· In Newport. Deluxe carpets & drapes.
Gourmet kitchen , fireplace. pool. dbl gar·
age & boat slip available. $89.500.
Frank Peralta 642-8235.
NE W IVAN WELLS SERIES!
Plans from $~9.000, Exciting new Ivan Wells
('1 1stom homes on Galaxv Drive. Ne\\' floor
plflns. Spec1arular Bay ·views. For rlrlall.ir;
nn nc1v series of ho1ncs visit the model.~ at
2006 Gal ax v [)rive or 1021 Mariner~ Dr1re.
Open DailY or call fi46-1550 and 642-8235.
EXCITING VIEWS-BAY & OCEAN
J1crora!or's 3 RR -2 bath home. formal DR.
den. Large pool. 't'ou 0\1·n land. Reduced to
576.500.
HARBOR HIGHLANDS BEST BUY!
Like ne\1'' Remodeled and repain ted ' Gour-
mel bu1ll -i n kitchen' Be~t \ocat1fln' Open
Sat !..·Sun 1-!i pm. IS3fi \"ivian Lane. Ne"'-
port Rr>ar h. $39.450 .
DOV ER SHORES BAYFRONT
n istlnC"l l\'{' .'l RR -2 FlOr\ home \\' cathed-
ral en1r~· fiO' uc:ed brick sa .v~1de patin--pie.r
and rl nal $112.000 Open Sal. & S11n . 1-5 p.m.
41!i :--.rnrth Star Lane
FOR BOAT LOVERS
Fahulnu~ nO\i f.11 SHOHF.S BAYFRONT ~'I
r1cr f..-float , \Vatr h the boats 2'.lide by your
0\1•n mJn1-n1ansion fr om your 60 ' Bayfronl
pat io. 40' J .. R. 3 BR. F'R. A lot~;] triumph in
decoration & equipment. $129.800. Call Bert
Fehren fl7~-32!0 for appl
BAYCREST
('u~tonl designed charming 4 BR home for
rornfort & pleasure . Extra large fam ily &
living ronms. ea<'h 11· fireplace. Beautiful pool
& landscaped play area. Only $79,750. Appl.
on ly. Call nave look ~42·8235.
CHARMING, WARM, FRIENDLY
C'omplete privacy in your O\.\'n spacio115
hraled pool. Dover Shore5 beaut.v. 3 BR.
co nvrrtib!e den, FR. formal DR. Read,v to
n1ove in as new. $124.500. Call \Valtf'r Kin g
67.)-3210. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5 p.m. 1034
Pe$C'ador. Dover S hore~.
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX
Pl11s 2 BR home with form al DR. Scarce
60' frontaj'!e. Ample parking. Sale price
SR5 .000. Call 675-3210. Open Sat. & Su n 1·5
p.m. 407 -409 Poppy. CdM.
WHAT'S A HOME RUN?
This beautiful 3 bed . pool. condo home run!!
only $31.000. 675·3210.
BEAUTIFUL HARBOR ISLAND
On the South $ide. 5 b~droom home \\1th
pier & !!lip. Own lhe land. 1295,000.
MACNAB· IRVINE
642-8235 675-3210
901 Oov•r Drlw• 1010 l1'fllde Drive
Read The Daily Piiot
Salisbury
J?~al • ~
EXCLUSIVE
LISTIN<iS
BALBOA ISLAND
So. Bayfront Home
\\'tth near new 'hared pier.
Xlnt Joe. House 1'9ctnUy
completely k expe11.d11e1.Y
remodel~. Room tor, bre.y
Vlew apt. C"ri rear. Shown
by App't. anly,
11S AM!THYSt
3 Bdrnu.; '1 halhs, Clo~ to
town k South b;iy. SM.500
l2S AMETHYST
.f, Bdrm1 .• 2 hs!hs. Ne a r
Nnrttl bay. $:i9.!¥.ll ..
CORONA DUPLEX
401-I05 PAM. 3 Brlrms .. 2
baths t'arh. SAA.SO()
21S CORAL
3 BR. 3 Bath~. S:i> • .:.00. f irm.
226-226 V2 ONYX
2 BR. hou~e. I-BR. apt 25%
Dci"•o. 011·ntr 11·il1 !'llrry
balance. full price 1!6.000,
CORONA DEl &1AR
2 Bdnn .• little gem! 500
Larkspur Ave, $44.500. Own.
er 1vi!J carry w/1maJJ down
paymt. (Do oot di~ ~n
ann. '
Salisbury
Rc-Jh y
llj MARINE AVE. •'fl-6900
HAL.BOA lSLA.Nb
CAN'T FIND IT? * \VJLL BL'ILD your dre1u.•
home. Have g1a rr for ccm·
plete home package.
Put yo11r mn/1dence 1n l!!Ur
49 ytani ot quality custom
home bu1lr1ina; .
Se" example of prorluet at
2006 Galaxy, Onvtr Shnrcs.
Ivan Wells & Sons
• 642-2511 •
~
BETIER HURRY
OPEN SUN
1 TO 5:30
F'1r~• r11ne nlf,.rrrl. ~·irv• rlu·
p\t'x "''ill ~~rn yr>u ~ n1rt
d11•1rl<'nrl • ]~l(K) S'l tnn1 2 hi"d·
rl"l(lm horn~ -lmn11y pinP in·
trl'lnr -t-.r ;:in1 rr1!1ni: . l1re-
p!al"<' 1 RR \lllll n1 rr 21!1·
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~ · cRll 673-~.
\o •THEREAL
,~ESTATERS
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FHA-VA TERMS
FORMER MODEL
HOME
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~!~. f1r<'pla('r, tiu1l'1ns,
>prinklrr~. ~11akt rOllf 3
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·""P<ll.;IP 11nl11~ rnnn1. !am-
111· ~nr! r11n1rn:: mom '\()\\'
v',\rA\'T. re~rl) !nr mo~·
in f"11ll PrlC'<' ~~i<<r.l(l :\'o
<1n1' n \' ,,
C11 ll ~11.11 iOpen ~v~.l
• 3 Bedroom •
eBath&Yi e
Ci1rpets, dr•pes, ri1 n91,
pi1tlo, stor•g• shed.
S23,500 ... Terms
Roy McCardle R:eo11tor
1~10 Ne"'P'"'n All"rl , C ,\f,
S48-7729
DIRT Y BARGAIN-
$22.900
Thi.~ E11~ls1rl1:" ch~1·n1rr n~.~
"'ock, J berlrMrn, ~ x 150
R·l Joi .. bii:: J)l'l l ln. Va.Jut:
prlrrlt NO"'~ 5l6-AA·IO,
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General
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LIDO ISLE
PERMANENT BAY VIEW
He!ax ing !\lcditcrranean atn1osphere 111 lhis
lovely single level horne. \\'ilh spacious en-elos~d yard. 2 large bcdroorns, plus den ·
rnus1c ruonL 3 Car garage. Spotl ess thruout.
Sl 24 .20fl
CORONA DEL MAR
r.Jodern 3 bedroom ho rne \Vith large garage
apartn1ent. on 11uiet lrce lined street. Great
location , close to Youth Center & shopping.
Red uted 111 priee. S57.500.
LINDA ISLE
Bayfront ho1ne fa cing !!arbor J.s!and. \1i th
pll'r & slip for large .vacht. 1\1 \h tren1endous
2·story high enlr). 1vilh upen flo1v liv ing thru-
out. 3 Large bedroon1s . 3 Baths. Spacious
vie1v d111in l! rooin. One of Linda Isle's 1nost
cheerful hornes. $225.000
HARBOR
COMPANY
REALTORS
"SINCE 1944"
673--400
clnJa Jj£
PRESTIGE WATER FR ONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
JUST COMPLETED
5 BR . 4 bath hon1e 1v1 lh 50 ft. dock. Beauti·
full y decorated. 11·ith marble mstr. bath.
crystal chandeliers, fine carpets & wall paper,
Built-in vacuun1. recirculating hot \1'ater,
du1nb1vaiter & 1nany other extras. $285,000.
3 Linda Isle Drive
l,ovel v. ne1v 5 Bit 41 ~ ha. hon1r \l'/1va ter-
front liv rni. ~~ din. r111. O::ik paneled fan1Jly
rn1 . 11· frpl t· ~laster Bit 11·1sitling area &
lirepl<ice. llay & r..lt 11e11'll $179 .500
12 Lin da Isle Drive
J~leganl ne\\' 5 BR. 4 ~:..-ba. hon1e \V /forn1a l
din . rn1 .. f;:in1. rn1 .. \\'et bar. ltnpressive en-
try <.:ourt \\' I() ft. n1ahog. doors. $179,500
92 Linda Isle Drive
Beetut. .5 HfL 4 ba hon1e \\'/formal din. rn1,
& J'ainliy rn1. 3 l<'rplcs, Outside sla!r11 ·<l_v.
liu1lt-1n gun cabinet & book shelves. S155.000
WATERFRONT LOT
No. 76 ; 3 l'a r garage. S80 000.
.180.000 No. Sti : On Lagoon
341
For Comple te Information
On all homes & lots, please call :
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
Islander s Bldg. a t Linda Isle
BAYSIDE DR., SUITE 1. N.B. 675·6161
* UTILE ISLAND * t ·' ele (/..)art'ell l<.ea(l'J :
3 Bdr1n., 3 baths plus lanai. Recently re1nod-
eled. Lge. living rm .. \Vith bearned c:eil. &
cuslo1n shutters. Deluxe kitchen. Q\\•ner \Vi ii
consider industrial land in exchange. $69.900 * LIDO ISLE TRIPLEX *
Prin1e location. One 2 BR. 2 ba ., t\1•0 2-BR .
I ba. Patios & sundeck. Builtins. LO\\' dO\l'll
payn1ent & 01\'ner \vill carry paper. Sho1rn
by app't only. $130,000
CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR
306 Mar ine , Balboa lil<'!nd 675-4000
* * * * * *
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BEACHTOWN
"LODGE"
400 SQ. FT.
FAMIL Y ROOM
I $1,600 DOWN
NO QUAL IFYI NG
\':0111• 'I , 1!h•"I• ,ii , "11111''
!•I" 11 l""'llh , 111.1••1\ ,, 11'""
11. 1 il111~: 1,, 1\'I, l1n·11!:u •
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1•'111 'I ' ' •l!,q.1<-.I :;,1 ll,·~
p1·e:Jn1/:J
.. SPECTACULAR BAYFRONTS ••
108' PRIME BAY FRONTAGE
NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION -4000 so rt
hon1e . roon1 for pool & 100' boat $250 ,000.
67 ' BALBOA PENINSULA
LOVELY, SPACIOUS HOME -111 th separ·
<itc 2 bedrno1n . 2 hi!th tlf)art1t1cnt. 5 car gar-
age, IJll'r & sllp. S33B .000. Additional lvt
avail <J b!e for pool ur !1•nn1s rourt
h1 ll'llt'll '··-1,ol•' ''"'' ,\.or·d 52' ON JETIY •"""""""""""""""""""""""""""" ... """"""""'"'I I ':t) ll\1·111. l1 f\•• 1'1'11! -kl.~.-----111 .. l.on1l1,11"d i.:w.cll!,I•' . g111 CHARMING OLD ENGLISH hon1e 11·1th S t11n-
General General
VIEW HOME
2700 Sq. ft . 3 bdrtn .. 3 bath. fa1nily rr n .. \I 11h
e:<!ensive \'fe\r of ba\. ocean .~ Fashion Is -
land. Re flect s quiet e1egance .~ good 1<JS [t'
'f o see th is is to love ii ! $59,500
OPEN SAT. & SUN . 1·5 200 KINGS PL.
!OR CALL FOH Al'PT. TO SEEi
111111·.1 · ,·,111 , .. 11 tner house and lovely garden pier & float.
645-0303 $169,500.
~~·!~) I li<l'I " 11 , I '11.,l t1
FOREST t OL\ON
REAL'1 roR s ·
* BAYCREST *
45' FRONTAGE
WITH ELEGANT HOM E ~:i bedroon1. 41:2
baths. forn1al d1n!l1g roo1n plu s f:i.1n ily room,
on c:<t!us1ve Li nda 1:-.le l1nn1cdiatc posses·
Sl011 . $189.500.
1t ·o ntal'l Bill Ben!s tor ;i dd111onal
Iron! homes & !o!s'i.
bay-
BALBOA ISLAND WATERFRONT ('1'~1'011 111\11 \\t·ll ~ •I lKh'lll. 2 (0 THE IRWIN CO., REALTORS lin1n". l h:1111.,, in11•>11"d t1:.t. R· RNER-North Bayfront. Older 3 bed·
I roo 1n home'. excellent loca tion for 'l. story 610 Newport Center Or., Suite 345 , N.B. 644--6111 1•111 111"''hl•· ''111 1".I' f. 111'1" duplex or luxurious hon1t•. For fur!her infor·
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646-7171 IS(ln 1-5) .-nu,,,i,., i ,.,•on.1 •l"I ~l<\I' du·
*2033 Len1nos, ('osta il lt'!i a j 1i1,., ui ir·nil•·. 1"'i·1o···cl lwl"" ON TWO LOTS -4 bcdroo111 hon1e for
COME SEE THESE
Ke•!I 'hi$ ho"dy dfrite,ory with yo11 thil weeln•"d as yo11 90 hoU~e·hMnth19. All the loeotlon1 111,•d below or•
dn erlbed in 9reoter deto U by od~ertlilnq elw whe re i" 1oday'1 OAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Patron1 1howi119 ope11
ho11i.e1 for lole or to rent 01e 11r9ed to liu 111ch lnformorlo11 111 thi1 col11mn e1111th fridoy ond S1111t11rdoy.
(2 Bedroom )
14.i E . \\'ilso n. Costa i\·le . .;a
645-0303 S2fi.500 1 Sun 1-:'il
20:~ 4J st Street. .\'e11·port ({c;:1ch
645-Q:.Jt)3 I :)II I}
2:J21 ('rest1·1c1r :\'c11 porl He~1 <·1l
675-49.30 1Sa1 & Sun 2-5 1
(2 Br & Fam or Oen)
1215 & 1217 \V . Bay Ave .. (Balboa
642-5200
1026 Sea Lane.
675-6000
Peni nsula) N.B.
1Su n J-SI
t'orona de\ J\lar
444 Be gonia .
675-6000
iS~ll & Sun 1·5 1
Corona del J\lar
1Sa1 & Sun 1-51
(3 Be drooms)
1981 J\lcyer Pl . Costa J\le sa
675-5179
125 \·ia ZurlC'h 1L1do lsle1 N.B.
675-5200 1Su 11 l -5)
609 Vi::;ta Bon ita i'rhe Bluff<:1 N_B
833-0820 1Sa t & ~un l·til
2112 Felipe !The Bluffs) N [I
833-0820 1S1 111 l -fi 1
2501 lreslvie1v 1Bayshores1 NB
644-2430 : 833-0770 1Sun. afternonnl
550 Vi sta Grande r-rhe Bluffs) f\1 B.
fi44 -2430; B33·0770 /S al & Stin 1-:i1
2015 1\liso. C'osta ~l csa
644-4910 $40.:iOV 1Sat & Sun 1-:J 3U\
*1344 Sus.~rx l.?1 11 c. '.\'.'f•11·p nr·\ Bra(·h
64-t-4!JIO S46.000 1Sa t &: Su11 1·5<301
*9:tJ~ Brl'~in . \Vesl1n1 nll l er
96B-443:t 1Sun 1-51
:!lfl:) \'i:;I ~ 1-;nt r;:i d;i 1'l'lle 1-~l ut'J s\, i\i.l\
f.·14-0134 1Sn1 & Su n 1-5\
!JJ() \\' 20th St f'n.;t;i i\lcst1
5.JG-5880 . S~.J ;;(){) i So1 s, Sun l--4 1
:108 Lugoni<>. i\e,, pnrl L:ci1ch
h·l:.!-:JHG3 1 S;:1t ,v_ Sun :.!-4 I
8:i2~ ,\luns tcr f)rll'(', ll11n1 1ngtnn f\cacb
!714 1 .129-8003 :;;2 1.:100 1Sa1 ~v. Sun 10-4 1
.1:11 ('o<:tn l\le."a S1 , {'os l;:i J\tc~<J
645-030~ S25.000 !Sat & Sun 1-.11
984 1 Saline Dr . llu 11t111gton Geach
ti4.'l-O:JO:l SJ l.il.10 !Sun 1-5 \
17992 Norton !Univer"ii lv Pk) lrl'i!le
83.3-0101 · !Sun 1-51
401 J·:l :'\'lodena (!\"pt. Jl gll1s. l ;\',f3.
fi46-24 14 S:l4.950 rSu n. J.51
50 1 Tn:-tin ! i'fpt l!gth:-. ·1 ~c\1 port fiearh
6-Hi-2414 S.17.H:Jti 1Sun 1-5 1
1515 Kathleen. Ne1\ port Beach
675-49.10 !Sun 1-51
*1174 B1sn1ark , Cos ta ~lc~a
675-49.10
(3 Br & Fam or Oen)
r Su n 1·5 I
1915 i\lariner:-!Jr .. 1\\'cstrliff1 N.n.
642·2686 $45.000 1Sat & !)uni
*20372 Birth. S:inta J\nJ l lc1 ghts
642·5200 (Sa t & Sun 8 a n1 ·12 30 pin )
2232 :\rbulus 1Ea stbluffl N B.
(;44-2430; 833-0700 1Su n 1-51
1717 ·rE'rrapin. Ne\vporl Beach
646·7171 1Sun 1-5\
1100 (;a1nbrldge r\Vc stcliffl N.B_
642·8235 1Sundayl
*1034 T1escador (!)over Shoresl N.B.
675-3210 (Sal & Sun)
18051 lin tie r !Universit y Park ) lrv.ltte
67S-7225 jSun 1-5)
228' Goldenrod. Goronn del :'l lnr
675-7225 ISat 1-5 1
2501 Ocean Ol vd., Corona del l\lar
67!.-7225 !Sun 1-51
921 Paularino A \'C .. Costn l\lcsa
645-0303 $27.650 ISat & S1111 1·5 1
255 Na ssau, Costa !\fesa
645-030:! !30.000 !S un 1-5)
fl5l ortez 1~1esa Del !\1arJ c;.~1.
545-2300 $33.500 I Sun 1·5 l
'**301 North Sta r J.n. !Dover Shores)
N. B. 6i5-3210 1129.800 (Sunday)
1168 Bo ise, ('os!a :\lcsa
64fi-0228
llti ll l{nckrose \\'av (Lill\
a:t3-102~1 $28.500
1.'iUn 1-5 1
Pk .) lr1·1ne
1Sat & Sun l
1 1~9 J\e1111ood . ('o ~tl1 :'dl':-.a
5411-'.1:ll:i 1Su11 l-5l
.;.i:l Hive rside 1N·p1 . llghl.\ 1 ~.I{
ti7:~-Ufi42', 1ilf1-H459 !::iu11 J.51
19lb:l l::idd lc (/'urtlc f{ock l Irvine
833-0101 !Sun 1-51
409 Cortes fl'orona llgld:;) Cdl\l
(;7:~-65 10 iSun 1-:'i \
11!!1 \'is\a l·:n tra da J\'e1\ port !~each
1ti3-0 J73 S48,500 !Su n l:?-5i
'27'1'!. :\lbatross i 1\Je:;J \'crdel l ',:\I.
545-8424 $39.5-00 1Sa1 & Sun 1·51
!8fil Rh odes I)r. i~/e:;a Verdel ('.:\I.
546-5990 s.31l .500 /Sun 1-J\
1889 'J'ahlt i 1f\·Jes<J \'erdel ('ill.
546-5990 S62.000 1Sun 1-5 ·1
1118 ('a1n britlge, i\'e\1 purl !~eac h
64U-717J !Sun 1-5:.101
101 La./nll a Ne11 port /)et1{'i1
:l4fJ-RG40 1S<.11 ,v_ Sun 1·51
~52 Sicrks. ('osta il1 es;.1
546-8640
·127 F'rinccton. {'ollei:;e l';1rk
1Sat 12-.J I
li4i.i-0555 S:l2.50<J 1S~1t & ~un 1-51
lit!! 1011«1 ('nf>tn ~·lc:-.a
!i46-05.5S. s:io. 9:)0 L"\un 1-5 \
:.!UU K!l1 l!l\ l)l<JCC' j\'c11 pnr1 r~c nrh
fi~-1 -ti lll 1S~t & Sll n l-51
( J Bedroom & Studi o)
.'.~1\1;i llh~1ca 1L1dr• 1:-.l l'I -:\.Ii .
!i.J .1~0 1 3.J 1 i.;~i t &·sun 1-r)1
(4 Bedrooms)
!i 12 l\1ngs Pl ate l('!ilfh:ivt'nl Npl. ll gt.~
ti4fl-7f)82 $3:l,800 IS:i t & Still 12·61
:1rin (;li'irirtt a (The r.1ur1 :..1 i': R
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17128 Kt>f'I l)r . :\f•111•n 1·1 f:t';tth
1Sun 1-.''ll
f\4 4-2430 . r.:t3·0700 !S un J •• -1 1
*-1500 (!rr1n gtun 1<';i1nClJ Slu,.11(·~1 ('d~J
1)44·24:lO; fl3:1-0700 1Sun 1.;,)
2J l2 Lr ghlhou~e l.n 1Br(><Hlinoorl l\lill
U44·2430: 8.1:>·070(1 1Sun J.:11
*2020 ('al vcrl r\\'f'. i:\lesa \·erdc.1 ('.ill
ti7:l·RS50 ~41.500 fS:un 1 ·5:30\
*30$1 \1"ista Rav:1 lHa t k Ba.\'\ N.B.
67;)-3210 847,9:10 /Sunday\
2f-t07 OC'c·111 Rh'd , ('oron;;i dcl ~t ar
ti75-712il (Sar. & Sun 1-5\
414 ri elvue Lane. J::alt)n;i l'en1ns11ln
fi7'.l-361i'.I (S<il J.5 1
42:! Ri vers ide ( N'pt I lght :->. 1 .t\J. B.
G7.1-65 10, s:Hl.~ /Sun 1-51
45 12 Wa vne Rd .. (Ca1nco Shore.~) Cdi\l
67~.192 1 , ~55.000 !Sat & Sun 10·51
17!172 Racine, Turtle n ock
G7.l-49:!0 IS<H & Sun 1-5\
940 T::i11 <.1 na. Co!:t~ .\le:-..:1
54fi-8640
(4 Br & Fam or Oen)
223 \'1a Quito !Lido lsJe1 NB
(Sun 1-5)
li73 ·7300 ISa t & ~un I ·51
15 21 Ea~I Ocean Bl . Ral boa Peninsula
642-:3200 (Sun l-!i l
1601 Tradc1vi nd s !Ba\'crcstl Ne\vnnrt B<·h
642-5200 • /Sun 1·5)
-2015 Kc1va1nee !Irvine terr.) Cdil1
675-5930 fS un 1·5!
2:',9 l"ri nc:eton. Costa !\1esa
17)4) 823·4205 ~32.500
1~~ri Pl\1 to Mon Ailll
*621 Po1ve\l 1Ne1\'por1 l·leightsl N.B.
642-5200 rSat & Sun 1-5 :30l
1075 Santa Rosa 1\ve .. rosta ,.,tesa
!i57-8521 $37 .995 rSun l-5l
IG 12 An tigua 1Dover Shore!'! N.B.
644-2430: 833-0700 1S11 n 1·5l
424 Angel ita Or. tlrvinc 'f crr.\ Cd!\1
644-2430; 833·0700 !Sun 1-5)
1420 Oulrigger rHarbor V1e\v Hill~) Cd~1
644-2430 ; 833-0700 I Sal & Sun 1·51
650 Senora, Costa ~fesa
54 6-23 13 $35.500 ISal & Sun 1-51
646-71 71 ISat & Sun J .• -,1 ''"iJl:~1·•'nn•n1 ,1.~1 .>1 S'.~>.:~:1 sale. lease or lease opt ion Av:iilahle at onte.
20252 Eastwood Circle. ll11nl. Bch . * KINGS ROAD * )1 521 Easr Ocean Bl,d Opon Sunday l ·S
646-7 171 1Sat & Sun l ·Il)
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642-8235 1Saturdav\ Tl\' I-. L~•' ~ hdi·in ,to 11,.11• MOVE RIGHT IN -Nc11 ly carpeted and paint·
1536 \'ivi:in T.n. !llarbor llglc\sl N.B. · :• 1,,,,1,, <1d 4 hedroorn hon1 ('. din ing rooin and brea k--1 ·1.r • . ..; 1r1 ln11 '" 042·8235 ~39.450 iSat 1'\'. Sun) i,.,,1111 ~1•1 11 ,111 "llli \.,1., fa st art'J. ln11naculale. Sfi().500.
2047 Por! Province di\-. ll o1ne.-:\ N.A. 1·1v11 11 . ._,1,,,i ,1. 1111,.,.,.;1 1601 Tradewinds, N.B. Open Sun. 1-5
675·3210 :S:l'i.500 1S11nf1ll\ \ I 1•1)/Jl •. f'1 u· .. 11 .. 1 nt\I\ s1 :.: .. 11 >;1
410 illorning Star. Ne11·por1 Bl'at·h "C'' THOMAS NEARING COMPLETION
644·4910 SI05.000 1S:i1 ,t_ Sun J-.l .:J11)
**8 Lind a Isle Drive iL111 da l ~le 1 N.H.
644-4fJ10 SI55.000 1Sat S.:. .'iu11 1·5 ;101
1971'! Quiet Day, Jfun1 ing1011 Brach
fl4G-060.t I Sat \'\'. Sun l-51
!l.131 South Shore Dr. !l untinglnn Beach
540-7588: 968-fl27:1 IS<i t & Sun 1·51
1~2.3 A ntigua \\';1 y 1 Oo\·cr Shoresl N.B.
ti4ti-3261 : !i42-l:'i02 18/l!l.OOO\
1!'14~1 De \Irv fJr !l'11rtl(1 f\oc k \ lr\·111e
a:tl-34.)7 . 1Son lll-:ii
l:iH l l1 onrleros<i 1 .\l c.~a \'('rd('\ l~ \!
fi45-:l890 . S:J4.500 !Sa t Sr Sun 11 -:i\
:inq S<intn Isabel ('usl<i \lPsa
1;45.o:io:t $41.500 1 su11 1-s 1
~006 Port r·hel sea. Ne\1·port lieat!·1
546-23 13 1Su11 J.fi 1
1870Tahiti (l\'lesa Ve rd e\ (".~1
.146-2.11:l
1948 Santiagu 1llovcr Silo r1'.~l
li7:l-fif)42 ; Uifi-6459
!Sun l·.5i
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1Sun 1-:i\
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()45-:i255. ~49.500 . 1Sun 1-:1 \
2401 Tustin 1 Back Bayl C'.'.\J
li46-3255 . S4fi .. 100
1800 Lee\rard (ll avcrcs1l N.H.
644-72i(\. . IS<.i! & ~uri l-41
4;J:J9 Orrington (l:ainco Shores) ('dl\I
H75-.1000 !Snt & Sun 1-Sl
.16(17 Saus;:1l1lo ! 11 \' r 1:1 1:-. l l'd:\I
fi75-:iooo 1S11n J.,;1
.1001 Capri Lane 1 J\l e~a Verde 1
545-8424. ~79 . .100 1Sat & Sun l-!i1
:!80.1 Shan tar I tl•lesa Verde I
li4ti-OS55. 836.950 rS<ll & ~lltl 1-rd
29Jfi \hcstnut. C'osla '.\·le.~ci
64G-OS5:i. S'.12,95/l IS un 1-f)l
Jl(l{i J·:s1C'lle L ane ([{a ycrest1 1'\l.B
!i4f)-77'.i.-i !Si.Jl .~. S1111 J-311
(5 Bedrooms)
**42!i 1\'orth StarLn !Dov er Shurr.~! N.B
642-8235 IS;it & Sun )
(5 Br & Fam or Oen)
** lll I.ind a Isle Drive iL111da !sl('J N.R
fl73 ·6721 1Sun 1·41
::!02 \r. Str vrn~ 1sandpo1nlf'I S ,\
H3.1·0B2tl $4 1.000 ISun 2·1il
•2006 (;<'!la:<y Dr IUOl'('t' Shure.'-) ,'\ n
64fi·l550 11J:iilv)
*1027 !\l:1r1ncrs IJr 11Jover Shorc:;1 N.B
!l48·7893 !Dail y!
**3 Linda Jsl e IJr. I Linda Isle) N.f{.
67~-616 1 (Sunda y) *l639 Roxbury f('arneo Shores ) C'di\J
' 67.1-7225 (Sun 1 -~\
4:.ro Riverside l1\''p1. li ghts_\ N.B.
642·7000 1su n 1-5::io·1
1100\V. J~ay :'\e\1 por1 !-:each
(i75-:lOOO <Sa t & Sun l-5)
22 1-lerm ita.i.;c I.tine 1 Big C<1nyon1 N.B.
644-1 140 . S89.500 1Da1lyl
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
(1 Bedroom)
19907 Picadi11.v, 11untington Bcat•I!
962-2421 $16.500 1Su n Noon·Vu skl • DUPLEX FOR SALE
f2 Bedrooms)
225 l\largucritc. Coron a dcJ J\lar
$62.500 ISal ~~ Sun)
(2 Br & I Br)
715 J\.1argucrite. Corona del f\-lar
673·8550 $59.500 1Su11 1·5:30!
(3 Bedrooms)
407 · 409 Poppy, Corona del Mar
675-3210 /Sa t & Sun)
(3 Br. & 2 Br.)
605 Poppy. Corona de! Mar
644-7270 /Sun 1-5l
TRIPLEX FOR SALE
(1 .2 B, & l·l Bd
102 l\larguerite. Corona del i.tar
673-6642; 675-6459 ( oun 1 ·51
WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SALE
** 1641 Bayside Dr ..
642-8235
•-Pool
• •-Woterlroitt '* • •~..t -0 Wef9f'fr•11t
Nc\vport Bcac.h
!Sat & Sunl
'
TWO CONVERTIBLE HOMES -can he Realtor r1nlshcd ;is 2 beclrooins, den & studio apart·
~.'! \\ 1 "'"1 11111 ,1,.;,,,~: nienl or 4 bedroon1s. fa in il y roon1 and dining
:>:.-11111 111 B•·:.1·h <'\''' ·,1 .• .:~;1,: rooni.
, -_ _ _ . _ 1215 & 1217 W. Bay Ave . I 4 BDRM., 2 BATH
Open Sun l·S
' $12.795 BAYCREST CAPE COD
CHARMING 4 BEDROOM, dining room
ho1nr-'rhe perfe1·t setting for antique.~ or Bui lt On Your Land
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provi11r1:1I furnishings. Hoo 111 for pool. $54.roo_
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11·J1h 1valli-1n 1vet har. L<irge p::i tio. Lush land-
sc;1p1t1g. l"erfccl senin ~ fur ga rden party.
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388 E. 17th Street, Cos ta Mesa
REA L TOR S 646-7755 I
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IROKER~EALTORS
2025 W lalboa 67J·J66J
EASTSIDE
SHARP! SHARP!
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Walker & Lee ""'"°'' 34'....,'· General
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$34,900
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
1168 BOISE , C,M.
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ROY J . WARD CO.,
REALTORS
Hi49 \\'t'stcl1ff Dr., ~ 8 ,
&Hi·l1'12S
We 'll help you 1ell! 642-5678
Gener•I
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MA TT LA BORDE, Realtor • •
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GeMral
PATAGONIA" .'ARIZOffA ~
.. BUY-LEASE .. WESTCLIFF -PROBATE LEASE OPTION .·
.
lmn1aculate 3 bedroom 2 bath home in very
desi rable area. Large 11&F Tahitian POOL
"'ith indoor outdoor carpeted decking. Ce-
1ne11l dr1 vev.'ay v.:Jth ornamental gate leads
to o\'ersized garage. !vt111imum upkeep yard.
Fre:-ihl y painted inside. Close to schools and
1najor shoppin g~ Appraised at $46 ,000. Offer
-subject to court approval. }J omes in the im-
rr1ed1ate area have recently sold at thou-
sands 1nore. It 's the best buy in the area.
('all r ight 11011· 675-4930.
"Own a Piece of the Rock"
·rurt!e_ Rock. that is' Secluded living roon1
\l'tth fireplace. Forn1al dining r oom. Paneled
!an11l_1· roon1 . La rge "roomy" kitchen with
breakfast area. Large 1naster bedroom with
dressing area an d three other bedrooms.
Beautiful carpets and drapes. Lush landscap-
ing and pri,·ate patios. Onlv 4 doors from
Lhe pnols and tennis court'S. S~9 .500. Call
615·4!l:lu
L!VE IT UP
!n thi s sharp 3 bedroo m & family room
POOL home. Neat location. Close to free-
\1 ay and shopping. Qu ie t cal-de-sac street.
l mn1ediat~ possession too~ Owner wants to
sell !l?\1' and says bring me an offer : Better
hr quick on thi s one. Priced right at S31 950·_
luJI 675-4930 , ' · '
BA YSHORE BEAUTY
Li\'ing roo1n \\'ith corner firep lace and ~·all
of gla~s. looking out to patio of tioplcal bea·u-
t.v. D1n1ng roon1 or den also ~1ith waU of
glass to patio -efficient modern kitchen -
\11·0 attractive bedrooms and plenty of room
to add on .· Best of al!. this charmer ha s one
of the IO\\'C.~l leaseholds a vallable. $42 ,500 .
C:\LL 675-49.10 .
Al.MOST IMPOSSIBLE
To find a S30 .000 home near all NE\A/PORT
l!EJC;J!l'S schools on a quiet. tree li ned cul-
de-sac. Our ex clusive \1'ith 3 bedrooms and
roon1 for your large d ining roorn set too~ An
ex lra bonus in the lfl rge orchard o{ many
kinds of fruit trees. \\"on't last long ~ C.A.L L
675-49.10.
COLLEGE PARK 3 bedroon1 ·1 3~ bath home
with rear living room. large dining/fan1ily
room and B.I. Elec. kitchen. Like new gold
carpet -completely draped. Dbl. garage,
sprinklers, enclosed yard. nice landscaping.
$500 OPTION MONEY ......... $260 "1o \\"ith S40
credit towards purchase. \1,.\(:ANT -l ~l·
MEDIATE POSSESSIO N. f uU price only
$32.950.
HARBOR EST A TES
Located near HARBOR · AD . ..\,.1S SHOPPING
CENTER and CINE,.1A 1'HEt\ TRE. Spacious
4 bedroom, 1-;• bath, dining room home \Vith
B. I. Elec. kitcl1en and separate se rvi ce porch.
Carpeted, draped. dbl. garage, nicely land·
scaped. Extra room for boat or trailer star·
aJ?e . Our bu y of th e 1nonth at only $31 ,500
With excellent terms.
PACESETIER HOME
Heavy shake roof. beautiful f\1ESA VERDE
!!)cation. Immaculate hom e \vith four large
bedrooms, two baths and all electric ki tchen
Y.1ith disposal, dish~·asher and Jots of ex cel·
lent cabinets Large fam il y dining roon1,
two large patios and beautiful landscaping.
\Vasher and dryer facilities in spacious
dpuble garage . J;!,est of a!J it is priced to sc!l
at only $36 .950 -OPEN DAILY.
LEASE OPTION
Near Costa Mesa's fabulous SOUTH COAST
PLAZA. Five large bedrooms. 3 baths, dining
room . break fa st roon1 . s unken famil y room
and B. I. kitchen. Carpeted and draped -
ready to Jnove in . $325 fi.1o.
MESA VERDE
Attractive adobe and red,voo d enclosed court-
yard, Enter into tiled ent rv, spacious seclud·
ed l!vi ng room "'Ith flrepl.l~e , nc\vJy carpeted
family room, and neat B. I. elec tric kitchen
with D;\V a,nd refinished cabinets. 3 large
bdrms, 2 baths, completely carpeted an d
"draped. Double garage -11·cll landscaped
front and rear yards. EX CE J.LEi~T BUY 1\T
ONLY $30,950.
I SALESMEN NEEDED I
646-0555
: C. F. COLESWORTHY & CO. 220 E. Seventeenth St,
!E. 17th St. S~opping Ctr). REALTORS
675-4930
Newport Beach
COSTA MESA
Suburbia Park
·Assumable
VA Loan
$38,900
Can y0u match this Of)pOr-
run1 1 y~ Por111lt1r spill lr\i.>I
ho1nr 1111b '•l bedrOOn\s. f;;n1·
ily room :!'1 haths Ji; s1n.1at-
f'd ill choice loc.iUon. nt•1gh-
boi·hood nr11 r f'l'l'IJ'Lhing.
:.>d~ttn1 il"-. '' \':\ loan M.1-
an•·" i.~ apprn.~rmi•Trly
S'.',:\.~)(I find m;iy b.-as~nn1rr!
1\ itl1 al-..-.ut S.:..CXXJ rj n1\'n,
p.-11r rid1!!?ionaJ inf0rmatinn,
p!,..11se call 5-1&-i:n·i.
General * 5 BEDROOMS * -BAY & BEACH REALTY, Inc.
c.11 for your copy cf
qur catalog with
pictures Ii prices.
CORONA DEL MAR
AN XI OUS OWNER
011 nr>r bflugtn n11w horn,:> &
t"f'ady -;, hdrrn~. plus fa m-
ily rrn, plu~ lorrn11I d1n1og
J'm .. plus 3 ba!h<, plu.~ huh <'
11arrlnibr cll'.l'!'rls-1·arJ)f'is/ dr-JIJ('~ -th !1-rn ga~ kut h-Just one block· to ocean, Call for ap p't. to
._,,, -hobh.v rm. ~ double see this charming 2 bdrm. & dining rm. home
~an1ge -n1rrly lant!scaped, PLUS spacious in -law or leena_i:;er retreat.
1r11h Jnad~ of brick ""'all~ & $53,500
pJanlers. Lo<'.a1cd on cul
11(' sat' .<;trr~ or nice hon1r5 AnENTION VIEW .. MINDED ...
-a ppro.~. 2100 sq. 11. or BU''ERS ! Ad jectives won't quite descr ibe
lL11ng area. For furthrr in-this 4 BR .. den & din ing rm . home. Enclosed
r.-.rma1ion <'all -pool in atrium patio. Panoramic vie\r of har-
CHl LT ROBINETT bor. Special plavroom lge. enough for pool
BEST "VIEW" IN DOVER SHORES!
Ma gnificent VIE\V horne. Elegant grounds
and entr~. A unique 5 bedroom 5 bath hoine,
formal dining room, gourmet's delight kit·
(•/Jen. famil y roo n1. maid's qtrs .. 4 car garage.
A pleasure to sh0\.1-' $169,000
** 52 GARDEN TYPE UNITS **
52 BR.i\ND NE\-V a-la·deluxe garden type
apartments. Assorted 2 bedroo m 2 h.aths. 2
bedroom 1 bath, I bedroon1 un its. Bu il t in
kitchen, huge RECRE1\TJON ROOM. fil tered
POOL. prime area . . . . . . . . . . . . $827 ,000
"TRIPLE TREAT" ON MARGUERITE
in Carona del Mar
TRIPLEX, South of the high\vay in bea ut_iful.
desi rable CORONA DEL MAJ1, 2 · bed·
roon1. l + bedroom. l-lurry, hu rry.· th is Is
a GOODIE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $58.000
OPERATION "MONEY MAKER"
16 SPLIT LEVEL ADULT UNITS, all 2 bed·
room. 1112 bath s. electrit kitchens, ceiling'
radiant heat, individual hot water heaters.
~arba ge di sposal. ON E MILE F ROi\'I BEAClf
location. A. ''SURE MONEY MA KER"
at $250 ,000
8 "STACKED" WITH VIEW!!
in Eastbluff
Here are eight super deluxe SPLIT LEVEL-
VIE\o\' apartments, lo cated in EASTBLUf<~F.
Owner's unit 3 be droo m. 21h. baths; 4 + 2
bedroom, I 1'2 bath: 3 -l bedroom, l ~2 bath.
You haven 't seen anything like these units.
"Adds up to a good return at .. , $198.450 .
~ J A~O AUOt l&Tfl
REALTORS
644-7270
(Formerly Delancy Real Estate)
2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR', CAL IF.
•••••••••••• Genero1I General
TAKE YO UH CHOICE
-·
RE AL TOR 644-7956 table. Mot ivated seller has just reduced
SHA-RPI price $5 ,500 ; price now $119.500. * J BEDROOM, fam il .Y roon1. open house at
+ this adu lt occupied (best-in-the-area \ hon1e .
COLLEGE PARK
Se:-ludrd. rrr·r linf'd f'Hl-rlr·
i:aL'. lanull' hnn•r _ /ra1ur-
i~ :i Ing IH•olr•W'llll~. 2 hrwk
/1repl111·t·~. <111 b111!11n k1lrh-
f'n 11·1111 ra n ir~, l1r;11·.1 J<:l1ake
roof . .-...1,·f'ri'd 1i11lln. /r('~h
ly paln!rd ir; F.: n1H, p/11~ 1u1
11.s;;urnahlr ''•' t.1,111. I ll1r·
ry nn th1• ~1 s-:1,·•~
:'140-11~1 •Uprn ~.1·rn1ne,~l
Bayfront Dup1~
'On 1he Big Bay• Cho1r·r R11I-
: boa Peninsula IO!'. Ou1~1 and-
1ng vie"-'. Privarr lwa ch.
Atlr. 3 &: "2 BH. \l!lll<, l)1'1'k~.
patio. JO Ycllri< >.'OU!•<:. firs\
llffi{' olf••rrd. s21:l.\)l).j
• JOSI::PHJN E \\'F.fiB. Re ft.ltfll'
Ba lboa Real Estate Co.
700 E. Balboo A.II·. R11lt>na
1· 673-4140 67J·l'l!lfi E\·r~.
NEET AND CLEEN OPEN HOUSE 1-5 SAT. & SUN. The Ander;ons will be happy to show you
'.'Ill 11 r'!•11ti 3 BR 2 81\ honif', 1100 \V. B . .\\' .A.VE " Nev.1port Beach. I\ rare thru. 3290 California. $:-!:l.9.50 .
1~.1·tJ pa11r'l, hrce~rway. man-find -lge .. beautifully bu il t 5 BR. or 4 &' * 3 BEDROOM \~'ilh pool. ne1v paint. ne\1· ear-
l• 111·cd la 11·n~ hC'au1 ~hag n1a id's qt rs. home. 41h baths. ~3 F"t. On pets. 1valk to n1arkct c.nd schools. $:-1.1.950 ..
1·rpr•. rlrp>, llrf'PI. lots nl choice bayfront. P ie r & slip. \:ie11• t1nl!n1itcd. r:•h paoPlliof.;. Clnse to So. S250,000 *p4 BEDROOM , 3 bath. fortnal dining roon1 .
i .1a~1 Plaza. nr,.rb_y fr11·ys. acese.tter hon1e \\'Ith J<irge kidne.v shaped
,;;,11rr 111 11 p~v fl1scounr LUXURY PLUS ECONOMY pool. Ca refree landsc:-1r1ng. \1arn1 IJaneling
ro:111 :-for 1-'flA , S, VA l1n· d f ' One of the 011tsland 1ng hon1es in the "l·larbor an "' .w 1repl~ce in Ilic living roon1, Thi s ar1cini:. nnit ~1·r tC'rm11e · J ho_n1e is espec1allv. 'parkl1'ncr clc·"11 . o 11 1y .1 1 \'.1e\v h om es'' area. l11 c!udh1g 5 BR .. fa 11111,,. ,.. °' · I l'l1fcll1rr .... r a~.~un1r (!XIS -S4t,950. 1996 Le1nnos, (''osta '.\lesa closC' to the in~ 1 .. 11 1n1 i'alr> Joan 11.1111 rn-1 ., & formal din.ing rm. I'robably JUS! \\'hat golf course.
p .. ,1n11s nl S!llJ f)f'r n1o incl you ve been looking for. Price only $67,500.
t~~r·~ .~-111~. A.•'ki111: 1:23,%0. * S BEDROOM -Only i.1nc ire hav(', soi! yo u
• Katella Realty • )[% Iii --need roon1, let us sho\~-you this in1n1ac!lla te 19lr: s. Rris101, S.1\ 5:17-5311 ~B : 4 J· '.:l
0
!!•'!1!1J_ · · 1 home. Lots of extras flere' Adu lt occupicci.
\Coll('(1 Call~ 0.1\_J _ , '"'j~A. tastefully decorated. !910 S11·an Dr., $49.950.
NEWPORT H-EIGHTS· . , .
1/4 ACRE "-' • ~~ ( ·~ ,-:
nu.i::f' n·N's. park-l1kr ~e11ing 675-3000 675·6426 . tl2C$a. VCrocAecttf'\7
l•lr Jh1s eh.1rn11ng J b<><t-2407 E. Coast Hwy., CdM ·•·z:..,,..,
r.-10111. ~ ba1h bc11u1y. l..ai"Re l •.;-:'-:'-~:':i""""'""""""""'""~""~~;,...,..,,.,.,.,..,,/ 2850 M V r1c-ta chrd 1:1u·agf". Roorn lorl General I G 1 •sa erde Dr. • Cost• Me5a
-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;; ~era • P"one 54'5990 h1a! & tra1lrr, lm111aculale. • n \>-
,\ T'RJ'I" rind. l~l.%o. THE ''FREEZE'' DUPLEX -NEAR ~~ ---Walker & Lee 1s oN ~ ~.~~~Tl~H~~~,~~11 -ln ~, -------G~~
rant.r S:. O\rl"n. /i n>pJ11r·r~. NEWPORT ~ nral!on; Tb111 lovely Costa Mesa home
REPOSSESSIONS 201~ \\'r~ldilt DrivP n1u s1 st<ay ii.t a low price or
Spark]lng clean OOmr.s, ioml" "'16-77J] Opf'n '!11 9 p~, Sl4,4(Xl. e~n tho i!'s now
palin f;.· !111!1 df'ck. Grear RI E
areR -( :rr>nl prier cinJ~· VJ RA ON AN ISLAND
ne\.\·ly painter! & carpt>11"d . 2 lisrt'd for f1~A financi ng,
3, 4 & ~ bdrms, SOmr \\'il h TRl·PLE:\, Xlnt i.:.~1dr ('~I. f!'s our BEST f'OR 11-IF.
porlis. FllA-VA con\'. terrns, lovallnn , 1;;1 2 BR".•, lord Lf':AST 11•ith 3 bedroon1~ 2
from $20.000 10 $40,000. )R rrl~. GaragPS. 1ncon1r baths, huiltin~. ma.5~11'1'
, COLLLNS"' WATIS r:-ic. S·l21) inn, $38,500. By owllf'r, storlf' r1reph1.f'I'. l'O\'l"roi pa-
8843 Adams Al'e. 96Z.5."i23 6,12+5;..11 tio 11.nd complPtf' ~prinklt r~· 1:;:::..:=:::::.:.:.:.:c.......:::..:=c I ,;::..cc:c~-------1 C11l\ now to stt inurh more General General
$49,9:""1 Cnll for ~ppo1n1n1cot 3 bNtroom. one ~tnry coorlti
lo S('1" fndn,I ' \o ~I rmri or Newporl
W R1vlrra . .Jui1 a rlone's alker & Lee ih1'01" 10 pool and rf'tT('a ·
tioo ~<•m. Pci~d $.'..llOll ""·
dt>1' n111rket for qu11'k Sillf'
int~
fi4ti-7i1 I
RC'a llo1's
\l'r.~1 chrr Orivr-
Open ·111 ~:00 P.~1.
Only onr or 11 le"-' nl1t'-
srory·~-S28.Sfi.l. Call ;,46.23Jl
Off SO CAL!f COA!-.1
Hrauflful 5 BR, .p., B . .\ l1<1n1I',
Iii' rn1, fnrn111J din r111 dro
11' wet bar, ~ fl'pl~: :io·
d01'k. 2 lgf' patios tl\'/~s
i;:riill. Fin~ cq11s, drps &
'-''allpa~r.
View -Beach -Pool •
COATS ...
. WALLACE
REALTORS
-l#-4141 -
\-0 THE REA.L
{\.. ESTATERS
''"
16 Linda Isle
(1~11 Sunday l-4 01\il,\'
67.1-6711
P anoramic ocean vie\v. 3 priv. beaches
&_ your ow n pool. Bea utifully Indscpd ,
3,000 sq. ft. home with 4 bdr ms., fam ily
rm .. 3 baths & 3 car garage. Cameo
Shores. •IZI. $95,500
. 5 Bedrooms -5 Baths · Pool
Outstanding view from 4400 sq, ft. Cameo
. Shores home. Forn1al dining & family
+ ,rooms, wet bar. 2 fircpl&ees . 4 car gar-
. age. Now ollered at 1132 ,000 • 11 6.
HOME SHOW REALTORS
(0pen Evenlngt)
SPARKLING CLEAN
Prh·11t,. rntr11n cr into Th i• 3 Qrdroom, 3 Bst h
cont,mp()rary homr. On~ .>'"tit nr1,·. BACI{
YARD...•ho\&'S oil king ~iu 1'001.. . , , $.>8,950.
•••·4433 t ow ~' COU M
0
TI Y SMO,,INO ClNTEI.
ll!J t llA{H l l VD,, HUNTINGTO N arAc H
'1.E~=t.:\
U~l()Uf: ti()Mf:S
Real Eilata, 675-bOOO , 1441 E. Co.it Hi9hw•y
Corona dal Ma" c,1jf0 ,ni•
''1 rs. Rcccl "s Teahouse
Remember 0, B. Reed,?' Back in '47 he
tvas the Mayor of r\e\11port and uo 'Iii last
Tuesday his ~·ldO\\' Frances Mabel llved in
their cute 2 bedroon1 cottage corner of 2nd
& Begonia in old Corona del' ivla r. 'fhe one
'''it~ the .\lversiz.ed lot. big fruit tr ees and
quaint brick patio. Fra nces Reed n1ovc d to
.Ne"•port Villas and UNIQU E is nO\I' market·
1ng her home ($he calls lt a teahouse ~ ~ Mrs.
~eed 's teahouse 1\ Ill be open Saturday and
Sundav I to 5 at 444 Bego nia·. Cdl'vl.
Chc rrio
Creal Broad1noor
See the bay, 1he i5!<1nds, the ocean and
the Pavilion front 5 roonls. This cus tomized
.S~!th home ha s 4 bedrooms. fa mily room ,
d1n1ng room _plus nifty lo1v maintenance land-
scaping, a dog run-and a private patio. (Not
to .inention a han.dy co1nn1unity pool) Just li st·
ed and wiU never be held open. Cail 675-6000
to see.
Pcucl elton 's Place
Here's a ~lccpcr; 3 bedrooms, fan11lv
·roorn. spaci ous patios and a sv.1eepil1g \'ie\V
of Newport Harbor. 'fhis house 'vould be
great fo r yo ur itnaginat ion . Drop by, open
house this \\'eek end .. Priced at $54.900. Ca ll
UNIQUE 675-6000 for loc ation.
Aeo l E1lote, b75·~000, 2443 E. Coosl Highwoy,
Coro"o de-! Mor, Col1forn1o 921>2 5
Genera1 General
FINE HOMES BY LACHENMYER
• 3 BE DROOM, l·l alr('re~l off "Baker Heal
clean 2 ba. hd,.,·, blt·1ns.
e 2 BEDROOM c u ~tn111 bit. 2 baths. large
11v. rin . detached ga rage, shake roo f.
e 3 BEDROOM 2 bti. I r~ llv ..!.. fan1 1l y rn1 :\
real rnOOcl ho rne pool. :\dll oec.
• 3 BEDROOM 21 ~ Ba. 2 story. 2 fireplaces
Jor; Dn . Q\1J1cr lra11sfcrt·ccJ \\":ilk to bch.
e 3 BEDROO.M 2 B:1 1.1\"C near the b;iy, en·
joy L'Ool brceic.<:, p,n ' x 20' fani. r1n
Harbor View Hills, Bro11dmoor
Pres ti~e cornfort. ~n;i.·1nus 4 brci roon1, :~
hath . famtl,y roon1 ;:ind fo1 ·111al diping rnon1.
f'lanncd for famdv 111·111 1! flosf' to Fa:-hion
l~la nd , Con1r11unil v rrtTea tion area & pool.
2612 Lighlhousc Ln . Clpcn Sat & Sun . 1·5.
Eastside Costa Mesa
Near (•a.tholic Churrh 2 Bedroom 1 bath .
lnrge living plus dintn;; room, bard11·ood
Uoors, garage \l'ith added roorn. Onl .\' :=i2.3.fi0fl.
good ter1ns. 1\t>su1nahle fl·L'\ loan, i 1 ..._,;, in-
terest. Pa vnients $170 Pl1"1. 1939 l·'ullcrton .
01Jen S<1t..& Sun .. _l :-i .
Lachenmyer
Rea1to1
General
BLUFFS VIEW
111\~ <'1!01('1' 3 hdrn1 .. 2'~ h;irh
c<1n1!n IS iH1 ~~:-;Q l.::"/IT , nil
a <1 ldr ~rl'cnbf'lt. l111·!'Jy
!'ilT'JI , & drape~. ('llSIOtll b11.r
.~-n1a nv 111nr,. f'Xlrai::.
OPEN SAT /SUN . 1-5
2183 VI STA ENTRAOA
Helen B. Dowd
1860 NEWPORT BLVD.
646-3928 545.3483
IJeneral
OPEN SUN . 1.5
1948 SANTIAGO
l'..':>;1.:/U!<'ive DtlvPr Shfirr~. ta h-
11lous -1 RH ., ran1ily rn1.
·ne11 111<'f! crd '~. You o\\11 1he
!;ind l)lfl'rl'd f1•r s,~l.000.
543 RIVERSIDE
O" nt'r mus1 ,!;1•11. :'\ire J RR.
& r1f'll 1n N'pl Height!<, 2
Bathl\, Dctt11·hf'd r11n1rius
r1n. Covrred carporL Roon\
for bo111 or rrnl!f'r. ~\"~~ n Realtor 644·0134 · 11111,., pii lnt. Rnng us ~vur
"-----------nfff'r
$24,950
4 BEDROOMS
302 MARGUERITE
Sharp rripl11,\: In Corona rlc!
.\'f11r. 1-2 BP.., 2·1 BR-. I fl11i.
tn rhr tll!l'lth .. Xlo1 c;ondi-
t1nn
MORGAN REAL TY
67).6642 675-6459
-•
That's where1 lhe • owners
· gone, end \.\afll!\ ht!! L"Ot.·
LEGE: P~Rl\ home; snld
11011' Jusl listed 1at only
S17.~. Con1f'1Mt\ \\;th 3
bedrooms, 2. bath~. ovcr-
filLl'd living r!n. & ran11ly
ro1 . Grea! locarmn on 1rer-
l1netl cul·dC·&aC, only steps
to Oran~r Cou.s-1 Collri:r,
Call us for lur1her c!t"!'3 ils,
~al! S4G-5.llil0 10 pen Evcs.l
I
LIDO ISLE . . .
Home + STUDIO
OPEN SAT/SU,.. 1-5
223 VIA ITHAC,A
Beau1 i{ul El!crbr'Ot'k built
(.'Cntcmporary hon}f' with 3
bdrms .. l ha.t h~, A large,
separate -111udio 1\1 bath .t:
l'lJSI lll l-in Cur111.ture. 4a Jo'T.
i..0-1'. :'llovr>-!11 condtrtorr. •
HELEN B. DOWD
Realtor 644-0134
REDUCED $1600
Pl'1r0d hclow market is 1b1~
Jryyely 4 bfodroom :lt, h11th
\tome in llarbor hdrits,Je~
.<1ilnple. Large pool Sil.it Jot.
Pr!Jfessionally land&c11 Ped •
arid ll!'Mnkltrs. Qua!HY v.·all
to wall carpeting:",ib11JO)JI •
delightful kitchl'n.,-' bH -l11s.
N(NI only $;t7.~i hucTy
673·8500.
NEWPORT BEACH
INCOME
WA TERFRONT $42 ,500
81~ ~ hcdrooni. ;'.~ be.th
hn1nf'. f't·rscntly ]'11!.Sf'd at
Sq(X).{X) I t11oo th. E.xcr..llf'nt
'.'iewport I01:flti011.·0n]y SC~'
fln years oltl. • Ca U ncr1Y!
~,.-\G-86411
--Farr~ .-.
$32,500
SWIM POOL
Brautiful, horn<'. Ptlrk likl'
ynrd. I..aro;:a pool +. 1<quip-
n1~11 af\d (l(.>Ck1ng. Built-ins,
4, hcd1'()1)1tu, Jandy 1111. dlll·
ini;:: l'()Orl'I, rir(.•plac,:>. 5-W. l 7'lfJ.
TARBELL
~.l', I !arbor. c.~1 ---.~--$25,950
4 Bdr. + F.imily Rm.
As~tJRle ~,~. r, · apr. Jn11ri.
~101•r rlgh1-1n' Lat·~r faini!y
rn1. ·I tx.-drrn, rlrean1 ki tcllcn..
~10-li'.!O.
TARBELL
~ri:i J larOOr . .C .. \.1.
BAY & OCEAN
\'1r11· lroni borh uni ts, S<Jllr!
C"ni"na df'I ~!<ir Jn('Onir OR
hOll\(' rilus lll\'001<', 2 RH.
ra••l1 \\'~Jk !fl China C(\v('
Rr-a ,·11. T 1) ~rr , rt1ll :
CURT DOSH, Realtor
(i '.'-Ii Ji:
11::0 \\'
Eves, 673-~-1~
Coa<:t Jllgh1111y
OWNER
LOSES-
YOUR GAIN
M"v1rii: oll! of stall' .'\,1o;l';un1r
)011• VA lnan 011 tilt~ 3 Vl:'ilr
nr11 , 3 bedmnrn hom l", \\',\\'
f'afjK'ls & drapes. Cho1re
;irf'a . Clieap!'r ·than r!'nL
,,,., Jl<1\\. $28.:i()().
CollinS & Wa fts Inc,
!1G2-.1.'>'.1-1 Op(-n Evr,•,
BAYSH'OR ES-. --
VIEW & POOL
1\'a1f'rfront ru~t. fio111e, ~ or
j hdrn1~ \'i<'\\' lrorn n1~1
rooins .. ~1 Fi. lni. spaciolls
yard . s~:l.7.'>0. B)' app't.
Bill Grundy, Realtor
3.11 Ra~~d". :-:n G1~~61fi1
GI-NO DOWN
nr s11hn1 11. r.n 1h1~ 2 story 4
IK'd"11)nl 2 1.mth bca111y. Nr11•
Plllll( l!lSidl' 1111(1 OIJL Cnr-
pc ls ! rlra!X's. !rlrnl hornr.
(or lbc. lan;-r fan1il~. rll)1<c-
!•) $/•hMls s,! ~hnppi flf,:, Pnr·
f'rl 1011 f(\r tt1.11rk ~lllf', S.29.000
Collins & Watt1 Inc.
962-;}52:; Opep "f:vr~,
DOVER SHORES
View Homr c:ala.."'(y Dr.
Spn.c1ous & irlraJ lor enter-
taining, \Ii' 11ndoor pool &
Jlt('ur.t.1. $122,00) .. l~a!I(> or
S\45.000. F"rf' By 11pp'1.
Bill Grund"y, Realtor
,}II Bays1Ue, NB 675·6161
~ee r Beach
UNDER $35.001
N'e)l'fXlrt Beach .1 GR, 7
BATH modc-rn home F1rr.
plaet. bltns -llhArp. \!11.
.C&JU. -.sell lhJAc Wkl"nd.
Rroktr &M· 7.1~ * DUPL EX * Z RH ht10~ ;">;r .s.h1\flt<
Fortin r(\. P.ltr<: fi.12-;,oo()
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c.,_ 11o1 Mu
MINI ESTATE DUPLEX
Move tl't' ehUdnn into thi• 3 BR. 2 S.th, ai.llr'OOm i
3 bedroom ctanner, Hu~ oJDce Pua l·bdnn. IAl9.l'e
endo.ai Pll.tin, largf' l1vi11£ •Pl. s.53,500
room with t.ittpla~, locat· SO. Of' HWY.
ed mi cu!-de-uc. Cl~ to l Urucs-. 2 bdnn., 1t\lke roof
sehoot~. Stt thi! toda.y , plus cnoice l ·bdrm. apt.
Priced 11 °"'Y U4i50(). ' Clow to af'lopping" $52,500
Colllna & Watts Inc. BIG CANYON
962-552.'J Optn Ev~. VacaJtl lol, pal view of I.!lh
fairway. $40,500 4 IRS., 2 BATHS-FANTASTIC VIEW
H los d Of ba.y & ocean. ~ Bdrm., uge •nc • 3"1 bathli; new custom home.
patio 1119.>Xl
Tetal Price $21,500. Scenic Propl!rtlet 615--572S
sunmit on terms. MUST BE SAVE YOUR MONEY !
SOLD nns WEEK. HUR· HOME + INCOME
RY! JUST LISTED, 2 BR. hom e,
Collini & Watts Inc. fw.11.ips. frple ., b!1.Jn kirch-
962-»23 0 p!'n Ev~. en, + roomy 1tudia.
* 2 DUPLEXES * New·~r. sicie by side. Sell one
tir both. 3 BR, 2 ba. f'a. Nea.r
beach $52,5()0 each.
G.Org• Williamson
Realtor
67M3SO 64.S.1564
1906 SANTIAGO DR .
!DOVER SHORES, N.8.)
4 Stdrm, 111.rge family rm, 3
BA. Vlew from every ronm.
OPEN DAILY I TO 5
ROY J. \VARD RLTRS ....,,,,.
B•ll•• lslMCI
OPEN SAT. 1-5
414 BELVUE LANE
1".1odetn 4 bdrm. 2 bath home
"i.rh ma ny t::<lras. 2 Patios.
Cla.~ to ocean. Owner will
finance. f"~.500
Ca.D: 673 . .1663 :»8-5942 Eves.
associated
BROKERS-REAL TORS
2021 W Balboa 611·366)
s.is.500
)'OUNG ~fODERN 2 BR . 2
ba. home. !orced Bir heal,
frpJ. bit-in kitchen + ~at.
t:11I 2 BR. •Pl. in town.
$49,500
University Re•lty
3001 E. Cst H"'Y 673-6510
NEW
VIEW -VIEW
VIL"W • from living room!
VJE\V • from dining room!
VIE\V • Crom br!!11.kfast rm.!
VIEW • Crom kitcllt:n:
VIE\\'. from rumpu., room!
VIEW • from master bdrm.!
2 More bedrooms & 3 baths
rornpletr. this NE\V home.
CORONA HIGHLANDS
University Realty
.'\001 E. Cst. Hwy. 673-6510
$63,500
HO;i.1E & RENTAL. 4
Btrlrm, 3 Bath tri-ll'vel and
1 Bedrm rental unit. Wilk
lo shoppint And beach. 10%
down. CALL
PERRON RLTY 642·1771
4 GREAT DUPLEXES Hard to Find
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 Charming older 3 BR, 2 BA
107 OPAL • $97,000 hon1e. Needs interior dt.C•
132 OPAL · $79,~ orating. Priced ru 1ell. Bl'Ok·
300 APOLENA -$98,500 er 644-7399.
"'
~ i . BAYFRONT. t lfill,CMXI 1--8-R-IG_H_T_-O!~E-E_R_> __ lJL--
WlLLIAM WINTON Charming 2 BR + homf', pr. Real Estate de11, rree.~ •. ~f>"C'ial patio on
TOT AL PRICE $14,IOO
NO DOWN
G.J. BUYERS
$100 DOWN
PAYMENT F.H.A.
~ this fabulOUa 4 l>Mroom,
2 story houst with J ha ths.
~ady for your occupancy
now. Compl~l.@ly C&l'Jlf'lKI
ttiniout. aJso draJM'a . Ntw
111}'le kifd'itn wilt! ell buill-
f ount•it\ V•lley •
Sl72.20 PER MO.
Mlruml' fi~~ f"HA, 3 Bl\ 1"
SA Condo., (fl('l. erpta, dJ'J)a.
wahr/dryr. $172.20 mo
pymtii Incl ll!lit(l{" dtff>s. A5k·
!nr S.22.~-~r w/carry
ld. TD.
~I
1ns 1ncludin1t di•hwuht'r. 192.5593
Double p.tag-e, School11 and 16612 Beach Blvd., H.B.
1111\oppi.ng nearby. Let us 3 BR, l BA,_ fam rm., cp!.ll,
g00w rt tl'.I you. custom drp5, Jrpl, 2 car Walker & Lee '"""'· .,,,,,. cm "1"'Y bar, lndscp. $3~.000 ~10.
Real!ora ,
2790 Harbor Blvd. 41 Adams Huntington S.ach
54:'.-~91 Optn 'til 9 P!\t -c=o=-L~LE='=G~E~P~A~R=K-:$n.•l<I is THE PRICE
for 1h11; vtry Jo11Ply J berl-4 • BEDROOM toom. 2 bath hon1e. The Jnan PLUS i11 h1~h tnough 1ha1 you Clln
nssun1t \\'il h p11ymcnts ol
Fvnily room added rn thi~ $160 per moniti. <A'h1ch in-
Jove.!y, clean, sharp homt. cludt!I all. t-1odtl'n bu111.
Gokl ahag carpet!I 24x\4 1n~. rltl"p pile carpPL~. Al~o
livinit tt>om w/li~plac,., match1n.1: rlr;.pr~. Do11bJe
dining: room. Built in 11.ppJi. garagl' 1o boot! Call '""'· "'''""' "'"'~· "' Wa Iker·& Lee shopping 11nd 10 1\11 1chools.
Only $32.950. Call now
6't6-11n.
'-O THE REAL
\'."\._ ESTATERS
BY Ow~r -tn.nsf. Save
over $2.000 on immac. :'I Br.
2 Ba. home in f.fes11 \\'Mrls
lRSs !h11n 2 yr1, old,
54'"'604
REPOSSESSIONS
3-5 BR'S lhruout County.
S25M up--Bkr 5 ~6 -77 .19:
545--.1412.
Re11.l1or,11
2790 Harhor Blvd , 1\1 Arlan1.ll
S4~1M65 Oprn 'hl 11 F'.\l
BIG SUR
·MODEL·
fo; only $42.::.00. Yt's .•fr, fpr.
ritic IJmr plan 4 l;M>droom 2
1tory. So niany f'Xrras. A
mJ.gntl11!enl homr. OwnPr 1n
Penn. Sul:imir yo11r offer,
l\ATELLA REAL1"Y.
Jt47 ·f106! $2500 down, No 2nd f .O. No
closing cost, Mella Verde •l ~:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i
BR. 2 ba, cul-de-SI('.
545.9711 * 54~734 1500 59 FT
==~--------1 $2:\,.)00. ~ hdrn1 2 bll.th, hllirl FfXER upper with hl':ATed J>O(>l. ~ bedrm hou!W! plus RIO, dshwshr. FA 111, rrp1s,
drps, largf' ll'l'f"l:\ilar lo!, gam,. room 6-12-Jfi9'2. -----------1 ove1-:s17.ffl dhl gar, patio •
BY O'-l:ner 3 BR, 2 BA, frplc, $2 .. ~. mnvt' in. SrJl"r P3.'-'K
h11 rd<A-OO<I flnor~. C"Orflo!'r lot. 11.ll buyf'r~ ('fl~ts, p11ym(.ll !f'~S
$25,500. 54~5112 th11r1 rf'nl.
Oen• Point Marine, Balboa Island 40• R-2 lo!. Room for 2nd
675-3331 uni1. Call !or details. S41.500. l---0-N_L_Y--"2·-.;m--,-, --l' "2-4471
1llage Real Esta te
( :::: ) 546·1103
LfITLE Island. SQ, Bay
ff'l'.lnt. 2 lots, house -:Jn n,,..,
3 BR, 3 BA . .1 Furnace!, 3
Room 11 i r conditkint'n,
m11id11 room X.·. bath, !iv rm
upgtairs w/\11{"1 bar, sho\\'n
111pfi1 only. Min $32~.000.
Principals only_ Owrw.r P.O.
Box 212 BaibQ11 Island.
Rul>y lot, $45,000
835-D!!01, 675-59.17
Balbo• P•ninsula
OPEN 5Rf./Sun. l ::;chi:?.O
310 LINDO Av,.. rll"<1r NHYC.
A charming oldti: homt, 3
Br .• 2 81t. Walk lo b11y or
~an . Brick frpl. \\"ood flr.ll.
Fully !urn. $39, 750.
?.1r. Robin90n
DAVIS REALTY 642-7f.OO
4 BR, den, .1 Ba. Nr. Racque-t
Club & boar. ramp. $S9.fil0.
Mar1ha.U Realty 675-4!i00
Bay shores ------BY Ov.•llC'r. 4 BR + panelled
rlen, 3 BA, elt:c kit., form
din rm., crpts, rlrps. pri11
rommunlty & bl'11rhe~, 1
Eic k to yaeht 1anriin£.
$56,500. By 11ppt. 25.91 Circlr
Dr. ~8 or 549-43().11
OlARMJNG 2 BR. Cl'lmp!t
new kitchen, nPw rrpts.
Short wA.!k !o 2 pVl beaches.
2.}25 fus1vif'W Dr.
By Owner: 6.\.Zr-10.1!1.
Corona def M.1r
CORONA HIGHLANDS
4 BR. 2 BA, beame.1 et1J 1~,
Xln1 eocean view. S'\'1fl111ltn~
pool . S7t,;Jl)l')
FITZMORRIS REALTY CO.
3ll'J E. C!t H1g!i<A'!1.\'. Cr!M
673·~1 0
* * BEAUT :\ BR 2 BA u.·11h
ao~Ml!5 ~an v1""'· Xtra
large lol , mucll privar_v.
Thi11 is a.n xln1 f11m ily hoin,.,
Gd noor pl11n tor ra~y rx·
pgn.llion. $52. 1:ll'l. 0 1.1.• n t r
&i4-64;,7,
2 BR. 2 Ba HouM & I Br/I
bill apt. i\vail Tm m •d -
$62.000. Ope_n Sa.t & sun. 22.J
f.fannieri!t.
Fat.I rtsulu Al'f' just a phone
c,tll 1111;1f • 642.--5678
B) Owner. 675.(197:1. !\r. &h. S,.a Vu Frplt:.
4 BR , 21~ ba, lge liv'i;: ITTI, Cottal!;t. lor 2 -196-3377
d. · b Id 1 ---~-------IHQ,\ff-.' DesignPd !or ouldr 1n g rm, n>a ast nn. Top
E Bl ff living. 3 Br.. :Z h.t. 11tnum, ron<:I. A c:ct'~~ to pvl OCh. ast U · I I ti 1 rl I Sl'd'
S55.00'I By 0111nE"r. 673-3921. ;~:: rloo~ ~n ;:'h· rm\::~
LOVELY gardrn Ir. pRlin, 2 POOLSIDE to pnva le pa110~. V;:iulterl ,
br, nl'w crpl, trplc, R-2 lot. hl'llml'rl liv rm 11·/trplr, lri::
S3..l.500. 675--3959. E 1 81 H 1 1 1 kit opens on g11.rdr.n, m11slr1· ,ar y u s. argest 11m1 y
Cost• Mes• I • BR , "-1 I mi. has Ron111n tub 011
OPEN HOUSE
rRI PJ\.1 TO MON A~I
CoRNER. LOT, lowly .J BR
or den, 'arn I'm, !i;: all elrr
ki1 , incl dw, dble fn.lc, ex-
tra expensJ\'l' shag crplg &,
rlrps. Lots nf u~ brick.
-.on1e . ., ., J ...,r 1s; (If· 1 m11.1 rlining I'm .: ~heltrrl'fl priva1r r11.rd,,n, T n T ::i
I pri11ac.11. $44,::iOO. By o'vner. patio; g1'f'er'lbe r Vll'"'· Low.
esr S300 per yl'Rr !~aschold.1 -""c'c·o'c"c'=· ='°"-:===-
"Personal ~nuar1on forcl'~ ''MOVE NOW ..
in1ml'd, s:ile". Undtr v11-1Ul'd PAY LATER"
At S-1~.l)"W}. that'1 righl,
$45.000! Shown by app't.
with •
FA hPaL 2 Rear yd~ & P.· t..
tios wl room for' addilioni<. .:" .• \"4.,..
Thr O'-l'flt'r s.oiirl ,,..u i1 ;ny
""a.v yO\.I can! $(>, .. ii you
~n• look1n£ for 11 '"ff"a1 huy"
then look no lurth,.r! 3 .B('fl.
ro('lnl ~. lal'~l' !l'n(·f'd _y:ird
and cul--d~c. Grt1t1 lll'igh·
borhnor!. 841·2fi.~~
Uivt'ly lndscpg & lg dOle r._ . ~) ":eff' 1 gar w/lndry facil. Near coJ. (,,'7$f ~ -:,. .. -'1'1/U
leiffl;, all 1chools, churches, , '--
park k 5l1oppg cntr. $32,500. ,,. .... r eally
\Vtll consider tr11.de. By v · 1-0· THE REAL
\"'-ESTATERS Olvner. :!39 Princeton, C.M. 2414 Vista Dt-1 Oro
TI4: 8234:&.l. Ne_wpon Beach 6-M-11.13
Cozy C=o=rr=A~G=E~-1 E"n'"' s ho•'"" ,..,,.,, ,~~A='=LM'"'"=o~sT~N=E=w~
.Nr11r Nl'wport Hrights. 2
Br. Lat'ir lritrllen with
l;irl'akf<lst nook. 7''ewly dec.
orated 1n & out. Vacan1.
SZl,9()().
C.\LL e t 46·l 414 91'!.~
Nt •r Nr wpo rl P••I Offlt •
8 Y 011•ner l\lt'~ll Woods. NPw
2 ~ty. 4 BR. 21, BA , rlhl
lrplr, lam r m. 2200 ,q, fl.,
patio, IAnd.,raped. Low rln.
\Vill rons1dt:r 2nd RPdUrf'rl
In Sl7.99.i Opt'n Sun J.:;.
1()7.i .o;;11nt111 Rosit , 5:i7-Rl2J ,
Cambridg• E s ti1tes
2528 BOWDOIN PL.
Corr.er 3 BR. b tami!y rm.,
2 ba. home. B!tns, dbl. fpl.
2 Car gar. On poolsiz.e Jot!
$32,500. Dri\111! by k C!llJ .
BALBOA BAY PROP.
~-\V. Balt>oe, NB fii-3-742()
UNU~AL 3 BR hnmt on lot
mned Jor 4 unit,11, Extra
large 1111 rm "'' lrplr
Form11 l din r'm vo/ bl1-in
cahint"l!I, Fruit trees in old·
Jashion garden. 0 n .J y
$22/100. Term•. 0\\'/1er. l:U
E. 20th SI, CM.-642--4441.
Open House F11 m1l.v fun homt , 2fi()() fr nl
illXl!ry 11.nri Ma.I gale + + + Sunday 1 ·5 cx1ra.•. S47.000.
548 Vista Grande Real Estate by
Live Like A King
Trno key to ttli~ marnri!'Jn \\'Ill Mc v A y
tinlock a wholt' nt w· Jill' nf
luxury. Exqt11~1h~ly d,.oor.1 1 .. 193-8533 545-0451
~ i nsid,., G re<' n rnll 1 n~ I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim-
!11 wn~ outs1rlr , ll'lrh 1'11 m11in.
l!"Tlanc.,. prn\:i rled, .l Rrrl·
room 21,~ Bath.• • \\"Il l prn-
virlr. your O"'n P"''"'cl king-
dom. Call 67.1·83.'iO
1-0 THEREAL \'."\._ ESTATERS
$51.950
WE BUY
e HOMES e
FOR CASH
:'llARINf;R Rt:ALTY A.\;~iC.
842·5:'>11 2·1 hr. i'IO~ Sl'f\.
$23,500 . \Valk to Bch.
2400 11q ft ol luxury living. lp-rJown . 1 sr youn,;: homr,
K1n11: .lllif' hrlrm, rl!x pullm11n /orm~J liv 1m I, rlin1r>o: ~re11,
haths. 2. t1rpl. fl'lrm11,I din !)l11n~. l•)!JI nf r1101 rl l'TS, 2
rm, lam rm. !1ntl"d \\lndf'w.• pa110ll f'P S23,.'JOO, 111!.:P ov"r
/, murh mor,.. Oprn 1-5 (ti .. ~17·1221 1npPn In !'I pn11
rl11 ily. Zl.17 Ar~l111 St. r11 1J • Sf<YivtOUR REAi.TY •
PERRON RIJTY ~12-1 771 17141 Bt>::ich Blvd., Hign Brll
Founti1ln Valley $26,500
\\'nw! ~ lhl~'. 4 BR. . 1·'~
p LANT AT' 0-,--H-.m-,·.1 Sa • firrpl. hi tin~. l'Q\'Pft'rl
rlram11iic o!'nl:ry hall. tp1rA! p11.!in. Asl!Umf' loW 1n1. Joa.n,
I · _o,, ~ ft 11-no 00"'11 VA or f'l-IA_ 1 air ca~,. ""'"' ·7'j• ., ;, HAFF DAL REAL TY •crP, :JBR, J b5, Mwly
p11inted. 96S-155fii e vt':li.
CHECK lhiJ bargaln, By
o"·ner. 2 1tnry 3 Br., 2 bA
bome \\'/ir.ll !am rm .• shag
cp1, c11tm drps. Now heTt-'1
thfo Mnu.~: * HE ATED
POOL W/xtr11 <lrivt>\v11 .11 lnr
~t or trlr. Pri<'t.'d right!
(alJ 1or Appl. 96.11-,192:.<i.
SELLING
YOUR HOME?
frtt appraisal • \l+'e buy
equ1tie1. Pe.nonal attention.
25 yr1. iPXptrient'!W!.
COLLINS & WATTS
962-~23 Open EveJ.
PERFECT · PERFECT
4 h!'droom. two bath in Glrn-
Mer. l.11rge mtnf't loL F'olln·
t11in VtJllty ,pl~mentary rli~-
1rir,1 • Huntlnp;ton RParh
high ~chl>QJ.J!_~rrit1, S2!1.~.
By nwntr, "P!i. 968·510.l.
* 3 Bod•m $21,500 * J\o: Ba. blt.na, trplc. 11«fw
L•avn• a..ch Newperl ......
""'."-:,._.,,-,......,....-._1M lulon V iol• -----
WOODS COVE Ol"EN SUN.
frvlne lrvfn•
Ol"EN HOUSES SUNDAY 1 ·5
11m NORTON -UNIVERSITY PARK
Lowest priced individual home in the area.
3 Bdrms., dining rm., bltn. \Vet bar. all elec.
kitch. Dbl. ovens. Walk to shopping & re-
creation area, Lo•v , low $31,950.
Charntulf wood •hin<. Mmf'
aurrounded by 1ower1na
fN'f"11, 1n .. na1ural, woods)'
11,.ltint, on 2 1p.adtw.» build·
1n.c:. lflf<"ll: n1f'l'lllly lrvel, "l!h
v 11fra1 hril·k patio, & hr1ck
"'"""" ~ "'"lkii}J:' disltln!':e_ I<!
hf-1trh (11.'t'a n Viel\, Br11med
Price Reduced
BEST BUY
IN MISSION VIEJO
!?·~ BY OWNERI
Movtna • must :iiell. &autilul
Bluff!; f: Plan. View nf W•·
ter k lleh111. Gre~ ~It toe.
f'abulOU,11 26XI~ de n. Reduc.
ed IO $48,500 or m111~ °''"r.
11\l! Vl!llfe E;ntnda. tl.~173
19162 BIDDL:E DR. -TURTLE ROCK
Just ~'2 blk. from major park, pool_,, tenn i!'
cts .. is lbis nicely done 3 BR .. carpeted kitch ..
fa111iJy rm., sep. dining rm. home, w/atrium
& concret~ patios. Walk to elem. &. high
schools. Priced at just $35,950.
l.'f>1l111i t. hnoplac,. in l1v1ng Owners hav,. purrha~rl an.
100111_ $.par1ou.~ I-Hull -ln I'll her homl': arid ~1UST SELL.
k1lchrn wnll d1shw1sher; J S..Oroorns, b<oaml'<I c.!il ·
rl1n111R 1()111n, d,.n. 2 BdrmJ.., 1ng u1 l111i111 rnntn kil<'hen
:! balh!, rl~init: room plus t(l Pfll io bar, huil1 'rm \111'Je
1 -~rt1-oon1 J;:Ul'til lpitrtment. corner lnr. Hou:o1e ll.11~ ma11y
f"or nnl.v $6~.500. thi.ll Wnod-rxlra1. S2!l;.reio.
N•wport H•ights
LAST C1-IANC£ lo buy a t•
reducffi prier~ Home to be
llM,.d with Graham R!ty el·
lecove Sept, 21th. 4 BR, 21'
.BA ru.lll ic, o~'<•rslzKI Jot ,
l111mPd. av.all. f 'HA appnl
S39.o.JO. Truly Cli tlhav"n·
ti.1y Pl y'ar 11.1 $33,800. Down
ri.v1 S6,goo. No. 2nd'• Conv.
linant·111g r.in!y._ Prin only.
Open housf! Slit. &: Sun Sept.
2.'>th & 26111 , 12 thru S. 612
King~ Platt , N, A. call
bt'twn J A. jt p.m. 646-7M2.
"!l11 li"l 'i·ltd .
---'l h·ullur
Huntington S.ach
VACANT
Tref' l1nf'<l :o11't'r,.1 .. ~ ~rn1 2
ha1h. llUJlf'r sh"rr 0111t•h
llal't'll, $17,9:10. Gas bl rin
R '0, .-lshwshl', r1rrpl, patio,
\\'/1•' ci-pls, nrr~. fl'-->ond>·
tinnrrl, lrisCIJ'll . ('.\1stin1:
6·\'", t 'IL'\ !na11, p11ymt~
S:./02 flrr mo, .\'O•lr ~own 11'11!
IJ<indl,._ lmmerJ OC•'Up.
l' 1llage Real Esta te
"2-4471 (::::) 546-llOJ
TWO ON A LOT
U.~e !Or l!l('OITI,. Or f(lr holJ.~P
plu!I n1n!hrr.in-l11w qu:ir.
!<'I'S, OnP :l·hf-rlroom 11nrl
(tr1f' l·hf'<lron111. P1.,.srn1 1n-
rom' $270 prr monlh. Al
thf' pnrr nf $1'.!,iOO ll'hirh
is only 7 1 in1t'~ i;1'l'o~~. you 'd
hptrrr 111k,. 11 lfl11k~
Walker & Lee
Rralrors
271\j) Harhnr Blvd, 11 1 :\d;i1n~
.l lf-i.-0-16~ Ol)f'n 'Ill 9 PM
Mr Jr Executiv e
L11•e amnn,;: !ht V IP'~ 111 a
pricP you ra n aH01·rl. ;'nnl,
4 hf'rtrm, 2 barh, c1>0'. n1·t1111
hn>fu, \\·~lk ro !he hl-::ich.
('11 l! •
147-8 531 •
.
592-5571
REAL ESTATE
MART
"HACIENDA"
l-lf'l'F It r. .. Thr S rm n1~h h11·
rrnlrla ynu h;i1, hrrn \\a11-
1ni:: ror. ~ R"rlr"1'10rns, 2 h~ths
~nrl lhe fl!'i r·p I.~ n111~111nrl1n1.:'
S27,!1()(1, .0nn·1 1'':1 11 too
lnnr;:. (~All Ml\'. jt42.2:)~:,
1-0' THE REAL \'."\.. ESTATERS ". ''
BLUE POOL
Bit llome/Srn111l pricr.1a!I'.!
Upstau~ sol11riun1. 011trlook
Neplune pool fron1 priva!e
sunrltck. Underp11rTd. * CALJ. jt4 7-~507 •
(!nrn1crly BraslleAr RJty.l
lJ,. ttc S r1u1t ,,-1 IAllO ·~
NO QUALI F Y I N~
Ltiw down lor 3 n,..nrnnm
hnml' wilh 11!J,.,v enlrance.
s2221mo. p::iy.~ 31 1.
Real Estate by
Mc VAY
545-0451 893-853.3
-~------''Dream House''
T11kf' 3 ~f'nrr·ou~ hf'dJ'i"IQIY)i;,
ph1;11 2 h11th~ an.-t .:irl;I rar.
p<>Ti;, r1 rapr~. " bu11i-1n "()l-
nr TV 11nd nr111 rrrlwrwlrl Pll·
nn rl"t:k1n1C:". It 11.JI 11rlr!~ up t.i
11. b11r.l:11in. OnJ:, S:lti,11.AJ. Call
R.17· 2J;\~J
1-0' THE REAL
\'."\._ ESTATERS
'-< • ', ', T " , r,
ht
Oo1y1
''S lNCF: 19-46"
WPslern B11.nk Bldt:.
Unl Yl"l~it.11 Pllrk
1 33.0101 Night1
Irvine
UNUSUAL 4 BR
Bt'tladrnnor, Tur1le Rock. ini·
rnl'rl 111c_ UCJ & Nf!W Un1-
VPrs11y High St'hflOI, l blk
f1-om pr1\". DOOi l t,.nni!I
rourt~. ~) encl g11rden~. 111<"!
111riun1, bnck p11tlfl~. lrJZ f;1rn
r•n, gallery, liv rm 1v/lrp!C',
2 bRlh.-. S·M.~ ~·or Sale By
{)\\'ntr. R,l.l-C7AA.
A WALK
IN SPACE
That will ll!" yoll r rir.~1 im.
111"f's.~inn l)f thl~ sprawllni;:: 4
hdJ'n1. ~-DF.N homl'. l.A·111-
f'd i11 f1r1f'r ciry nf IARtl!lo\
~rrllon. lmp:is1na 2 lt11Pl
81t'hi1f'<'hlral rlt>si~ ;\1lth
e.>r tl'l'ior nl "'nnrl, P11IO:'; Ve r-
rlr~ !!lllnr, ltu{'('(I, fl{". Situ.
a1rrl on IRt. lnl f'ncfo:>l'rl "'I
cl'dar
lrnrin~.
DOI. rloor l'nlry lnyrr O!Jf'ns
tn spa<'1ou.~ rf'llr LIV. R.\1.
Jafl(j ran he_ you~. C11U • LI NGO
AO/an REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS l 190 (.;IPnllf'yre. ~(.
~'.M·9'17~ :i;l!l-031fi
Victoria Highlands 31700 coasc HYY.
S I ho ~!Ith l.ac-una 499-1397 PllC'U'IU!I. qua Hy me. 5liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. iiiiiiiii .. $25,500
RR· 41 ~ baih~, h:t. 11111"i 3 BDR. ON VIEW LOT I I ri Older 2 bdrm , l b11.th pluii r1n ., orm11 1n1ng r111 OPF:N SUND A\' I TO 6 Load~ I'll s1or1g,.. ~t'll11 """''ll PR~:CIADOS 2 ~m11 1l rooms, Lg~. hvine; ll <l [A} J _.. rm. 1.1.•1 frplr. l Cer guage. ~ir ;ur,-~~;.1,,,; 1'" Y ocean ~flltr rran~rcrrcd. 111t1!>1 so\c. Walker Rlty . 675-5200 VIP\\' • ,,.,,,,.,., ••. ] T A · · t r1 ce nP11r Y n.--w hOnll'. ~l'Mi Via Lido, Nl'wpon Beach _ ~r ner s1ocia •1 L1111t'ly gardf'n k1tf'h . air·
111}.1 .. Coa ~r H1"~· ... La.1r11n11 l'fln<l, ~ltp do"n livin~ rnl, URGENT ~~11!7_ ~nyt1m• FR. J% 1111. Olmt: !Pr th,. MUST Gl>GO
PRIVACY. xr ra. gonrtil"!'i 1uld 1h1_, will lhgti po1en1ial, c., 2 Mm.,.11
Pa.nor11.n111, Nnrth "rlr. \\la\k Ot yn1Jr nr.>r1 Mm,. on lrg.lnL Sugj:t:sted 126,500
tn h<-ach 1, vitlag,.. 9 Yr_ HOMEBUYERS ot1111ynffer,Cal1Zl.l 861·3900
ron!rnipnrary. Conv. rl,.n REALTY -"-"-'-' ;_,_:l<J_pm_._B~c·---I
plu~ 2 BR .. ht-11111~. r11i~t'rl (714 ) 531 -2250 San Jui1n Capis trano
hPH rth_ On low m11 1n1. 11.)lh !.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I
o\tTP , An.>rinu~ • S.i7.~. 1.11\E NEW
HfLLfE :\1cCOR~1ACl\ BEGINNER'S 01\nrr ha11 hf'en tra-nslerr·erl.
REAL'f'OR 49-1-7."i.'il BARGAIN! :'.lust ~rll his 3 hedroom, 11
hath lximr jt1.~! 11~ he h11.s
NE\\I 2 BR, :l BA. nptn £01TPn Tl T"f'lldy lo f'_njny.
unob~n1c1ffl oce;1n vio!'Y.'. 3 BR .. 2 ba. Cornrr lol. pool· Cl!rp-Pi...-& r1rRJlf!!'I 11r.,. in,
$27.000. 67~-7:.~fi si7'!". All trm...-. ll VRil, m.~,00 p111\o ii\ mvl'l'Pri, lands{'ftp--
Mi1sion Vi9jo Realty ini;: is 1111 planlefi. Now he
137-9500 130-2101 Eves. musl go 1<1 this I• your
chanc~-
----~·~
Oe1igned for People
~·n1·11~t>d nn \'11·1~· ol hill!li &
n•'r11n. :\ Rrlrm~ .• 2 h11 1h.~.
16 IL rl'1l111g-w1n<lnw~ 111 l1v.
illR r n1. f"rplr. r.on1•rn1f'nt.
ly l(l('Q T~d ht"1wr,._n bi-a.ch &
1-!'(llf j"(IU f"~I' Sfi~.000.
Laguni1 Niguel Realt y
120-5050 49'· 1344
\\" F:XTE:NSIV~: ti SE o ~·
\.LAS.S. \l.'ALl. 0~' \Vi'IOD
PANELLING , R l l ST IC
USF.D RP.lCK FIR Er LACE
fJ'On1 floor In 1·fil1 11g. \\/,/\\'
r::irpP11J1,;: rx !rnrlin~ th1·11
l,I V, R1\ol., DINI!\"\, 11:\f. &
Al.I. 4 RDRYIS. SlirllnR 1tl 11 ~s
nprn~ tn shf']1l'l'f'd p~t1n /, ~
h~r. \\fll !arni~c11pt'rl plRy
Best Buy In Are•
$32,500
R<irm .. rl1nin11: ll l'!"a: t Xlra
srrf'f"nPd p11l in room with
pannr3mic v1,.w ,
PRIME LOCATION
ASKI N(; S:ll.7100
,\lAKE OF'rER
C1\PISTRANO VALLEY
REALTY
31 .'i(ll C11n1inn f'api!llr11 ne l·r,..t: shllrll'd Mrnf'r llf'il r Cl1rl 493--1124 Dr. J BR. Sfop. rtinu-, rni. 1----~. --=~---1
f"irPpl""'· hr!wrl floor~ I< RANCHERO
r;u•ptr~. HugP h3!h N 11 • .t BR. !11 rni!.11 rm., w,.1 bar ·
r>OI . aaragl' k 1·al'p<)rl on r-orra!, Sfi:i.ooo_ Op!'n Hou~
~llt>y, S~~-~;.,o, ~;i,t. /, Sl1n . .J.fii. 32047 Del
MODERN °"""" Rrl HJl .l.lf, ·r.1f'C'0RMACl<
RF.ALT011 49-1-r£J
~l'f'll Tu1tin \Vf'll rtl'.~1gnPd mnrlrrn kitrh-
f'n 11,\S CERAtl11C TILF.S,
Al.I. BUILT-IN RANGE: Ki
OVEN, DISHWASliR .. DJS-
F'():;AL. l'..""T'C. '-NATURAL
(-;HAINF~O HD\VO. CABI-
N ~:TS , " you Uf'('d II lj,!P.
/;imil.V !10n1t', why l11•e iro tht
inland ~rno2 ~I T \\-hrn yo11
(·a11 111'.. 1n th1~ RUs'r1c
~EA~lOE: VILJ.Al.f" ~'OR
lmn1;1rul;:ilf', r h 11 r m 1 n g
horn,., l'Pf'f'ntly t'f"d,.mrst·
...-!, :\ BR. 2 Bi!.. N,w shag l -,0-c--1--,--.-,--,-h---I r,A • am1 y om •. cllr)'.H't~. f1rPplitr.~. kitC'hPn f"nrm,..r pr,.~t ige-mo rt f' I
CHOICF. loe11rinn. 1np sh.•Pf' hltn-~. MOI pal1fl. DhL gar_ CVJVi , modlliffl & relocaled
3 hr, 2 h.11, horn,., 1>•/dbl n " '''"'' S"7 !'.!""'
Laguni1 N iguel Rei1lt y
830-5050 499-1344
" '· · ·' '".,..,, to b<>autilul HPill;hlK V\""1
gHr.nice yrrl.$35.000. C 'LL 0 ''''''' "' e • pt'Qper!)', 100 x 120 nppnsilt
49-1---1146, 49!)..-!1~1 ~~~ I k • I -" ' ·" -----------1 ""4, par ,.. p aygrour~•J.. ~.nn.,,
Lide file ;run:"' fnr h<lr~es. Rnom tn grow. :'l
Ne•" ril••port P••t o rricr hr. 1 b11 , Jrple, w/w shAJ ,
wallp11per t, eabifll':try in·
~!11)J,.fl_ 18174 f' D W 1 er .
K10-9f>.ll.'i. ONLY
$37,95<1 FULL PRICE
LOWER f),\·_ PY!\ff. O.K,
<)\\"N F.R \\IJL!.
HF:LP FINANCF'.
MISSION REAL TY
9".l Sn, Coas1 Hwy., l--111:"une.
Phone {714 ) 494-0731
M Y STIC HILL
P::illrlram1c 11if w /ron1 this
lar2,. 4 BR., J h111h homt>:
2 frplc~., den. Nl'f'rlll dPror-
11 ting k y11n1 "'Ork, but
Y•or1h il 111 S'19,.'i01l.
NEW LISTING
fo"1r.~t t1mP no m::irkct for 1hi~
··wnorty" hollllf' . 3 Rrlrm~ ..
2 l»lth.~: rnodtrn kitrh.;
/11mil y/din1nc-rm. A mu.cl lo
~Pe a! l4.'i,l'l00.
C LOSE-IN DUPLEX
----·-Nord Waterfront
Brand llf'W;; BR., 4111 hAth~.
rltck !. <lfll'k, on Lldn No1·d.
$197.:Jflfl_
40 Foot Lot
At1r. ,.xpnse<l h~an1 ~BR., ~
ha hnn1r w/Srnllh pann.
Only $6;i,OOO,
Street to Street
4 BR. 3 ba . V.1a11 nn Homes
Tour. lnrlnor pl11ntP1~ /,
~IJnkt>n lil•, rm. S(op. rlin.
rm_ Be11.util111ly rlecnnited.
Rl'dur1'rl to $119,¥.il.
Bill Grundy, Rltr .
~-11 R11,.v.~1n,., NR f;7~1fil
LIDO ISLE
OPEN HOUSES
SAT./SUN. 1-4
WAY OF LIFE
f.:r.j('l,\I lhf' l'l'lll X"'<l liVll'lll'. o(
NP1\•por1 Sho1-e1 in thi~ ii(•
tr"llctivt 3 ht'dronm, 2·ba1h,
2-~tnry "A" fn1m,. homf'.
Slln h11~k in tbf' prival'y o!
yn11r Dll.!1n ,.nrll">!<l'rl by 11.n
,.\£hi lno1 hn('k w111J nr en.
jny tilf' !lilnd~ of nt11rby
Nrwporf Rl'arh. A c11.n11!
11if'\\', qu1,.1 :111TM't, rluh-
hoUllf'. pool 1n<l l!"nnii; court.~
won·r fillnw thi.• l)nr to 111.sr.
Pl'1Cf'd 111 $.14,!!50. Call
&16-7171
\-0' THE REAL ·~ESTATERS
'
2 Bdrni. ph111 ~1udy. 149.~ l---=$~16'°800=cv"A.----
228 VIA 111-IACA ' ' • An.vane. qu11lilir~ ~ubj«t to 2 Bdrm. pl11 ... dinin~. $56,500 109 VIA F:"BOLI VA Loa.n with 6';;, ennual
Pf'l'l'Pnlai;r:I! r111e. Total pay-.\ B<ll'm!I'., 2 ba1h.•. 169,500 ..,.,, h
1\2 VIA PAL~:RMO i11en11; """' per mo11! ,
\\:onri~y liPl!Jng • privary.
XJ111 Nlnd, iV!J\,11 l'XCh11n,;:f
f()r lar2rr un1r~. Lai::unll.
11r,.a. A.~kHlf S4~,:,00.
Something Differen t? bo«>O'Qb low.on J-. Thi~ r'f'ally niH,.rt'nt 3 Rr.,, 2 •eoltOll
Sharp J brdr<JOtn hnn1,. gJi_,.
tl'ning with TIARD,VOOD
F"L..OORS, 2 l1J'(llf1nu~ h11 th~.
mnd,,rn bu1!1 • 111 ki1 r hrn. .l4lfi Via !.1<10 67:i--l."lfi2 h11th hnmt> of rf'r111·nnrl t,, _ _ __ _ ___ _
2lasJ1, 11 v11ll. fnr nnly S~9 .. 'i0() Great Family Hom•
• buJ n111kt nUrr, Exira larrt Joi_ J>:nnrmfl1111
REALE X p3!in, 5 RR, rll't1, rl 1n. t11ni
R•el E1tate rm .. .l BA. hl'a11r k111·hl'11,
P,Par!y tl'I flf'("IJpy immPrt1 .
11 trl.11. r.r h11yf'r,; "'"icomt .
('/\LL~
Walker & Lee '.ll7 (iJ!'nno!'yr,., LA.gun• n10 11r -1n <'Ond, onl.Y S"4 .. 'illll.
494-8561 Ken Br ltt ingho1m Rral1or3
-~S~P~A~N=ISH-V=IL~L~A~-Rellllor 1ifll) H::irhor Rlvrl. 11 Arlama
(),trrlnnking clry k l}!'~rh, 2. til.H112,l :'>1~-!M_9_1_0_~_'_til_:<l_P_'~'-
$.1y. sru{'{"O with rPrl 111,. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 5 B R.· 4 BA.· FAM.
root, .c h<!rm.c., .J h11 rhJ1 ; 3 223 V IA QUITO OPEN SUN. 1-5:30
frpl c~. l.2r. rl in1 ni;:" tan1ily 4 RR . + t11.m11y, 2'h BR !hll. 430 ~IVERSIOE
rrn!I . r,,.11.n1~ <:,.11·,. Lm1M Lot 50x~. S89,~ W111lkioe: di~! !n 111! ~f'llnni!I, •
c.t fJf'rs;onali 1y PLUS 1-brlrm. LIDO REAL TY INC. _.p11 ci~1 ... hon1e_ w/room fnr
211P~I llP1 . B .. aunfully l8rid-l'l77 Via Lido, N.B. [.!"£. (l!a1il.11_ 8f'll.l1L tl'M'llred
~r;iprrl , n11 )£,.. 1()1 . rlt'~rl-67J..7300 p11tin. nvtr~i;~,.rl ga.r11i;:e ·wJrh
l'nrl strttr. Askin £ S90.000.1_*_cDcP=Ec.N SUN. 2-S * 11djac,.n1 p111 11ed p11rki11g for
Unlv•r1ity Pi1r1c
TOWNHDUSF.. J BR, ~i-'
RA. fam rm., nl'wly rlec.
$2!1,;iofl, 17611 Roek rt11e
\V11y, 11.\1-1029.
Ap.ertmant1 for s•I• 152 ---32 + UNITS
COSTA MESA
$370 M. S50 M <In. Exe~! OC·
eupancy. 675-6().fl Owner.
Realtor.
Cemetery
Lots/Crypts 156
F OR S11 le. 2 Cemt:t,.ry Pints,
Hiirhnr Rt11t M r mort•l
Park. 1~771 fnr Roth. 5.ll-.Yl84
<111.1·~. 54jt....~7 ,.,.,.~. .----1 Commercial
P roperty 158
BAI.ROA Com-
mPrcil\! bu1!d1ng on Mllnnl"
11\lf", l~W'rt1 to t'.tlabli!lh"'1
hu~ineM. A!YllmRhlP !Oll.-n
l1111P.,1 now. $6~.:;oo. Call
61:.---49.10 AG"f.
DOWNTOWN Anaheim. 1R2
f '1. frontagt: on Llncoln
Ave., 1vllh approx. ~1-00 1q.
fr. hldg,. lra.~rn to t'!lt11bli1h-
rt1 h1l.."ines. ... Sl:l7.7.'i(l.
\\IALKER REALTY f;7~~m
STORES & OFFICES
011 N,.wport Blvd,
~:::"~~~u·=-ltl;;;';';;': 125 V ia Zurich Tr!r. <'11mper, bna t. S49/100. RY oWf!f'r, frllrJC!M-'an ~·oun· B~autifully ni111n1:1111f'd ~BR., DAVIS R~:Al..TY -6-12·1000
2 bath•, with South r>«tio, ''CLIFFHAVEN-'9
BY OWIW'r . P11rific Sar<l.~.
Bf'aulif\1! 4 hrirni, 2 l;i::ith.
f1repl~~. l11n <l~<'11p •d ,
fnrn('r lnl, I milt rn br~~·n.
PricPd for q11u::k ~alP .
s2.~.!l:io J.lG-11611. s1:i0 M l'QUily. oo ),.;i5ehold.
7Y,!);. loan. P11rt in trade
Jl()Sllible. Own,.r 675-1601.
TWO lot11 H.B. plus old
romm'I bld2. All Sll>,000,
1erm~. $f'l' 10!! F rankfort,
Hll'n c11tl 673--fi020
la in•. 3 BR, :l BA. 2 yrs o!rl.
11p,t:rrl crp!~ & rlrp_1:, fully __ .,,.._c-$58,!'JOO Newpon HPightA .\ bedroom
lnd11cprl_ Sli,900. 847-6830. * 499-2'!00 * Wi1lker Rlty. 675-5200 l h111h homl': wilt! bt"eutt lul SOU=TcH~L~A~GcUcN~A--1 .l.1?.6 Vi11 Lidn, Nrwpor1 Reach pa.tiO!I fcovered & uncov~r. GLEN M11r 4 Br. 2 Ba. httn~.
1 Olk 10 sch!.~. F'HA/Va. OCEANFRONT Me1a del Mi1r ed i. Homt re,n1odtl!'d 2 yn.
0 -2 """A Be11ut. 4 BR .. 3 '-· 1pllt ltvt>I ll i;(O • Be11 uti ru1 rlrape,, lire-wnc•r, ""....,~.,.,. -----------1 ~~--=~~~---1 furn. home w/priv. lflftfrw.ty * HAR TO Jl l" ~. f'"orce-d 11lr, npw cplt
4 RR-rlt.n, 21,~ BA. 3 car JJt.T. l!I Set:l'f!! Ow~ B~ch : lorm· D FI ND * !:.· \ 1r1yl floor l'(lverin£~. Pre!tisi:t: horne. $45 ,500 . 5~% Int. 1111~um111blt. J BR. >"'"I · A b = rr horn,. ol Ch.<1.r lie C1111plin. ...,\ 011n 1~ !!'Uma If' w · •A-" -"l~'-' +-l11 m. rm. 'J 811 . l C11r .cc-11r. S" ,,, I p 2 "'""'"" ,....,, :l '6.'l9 St'111 Cliff Dr .. by 11.ppl. ,. ,~ rl~ $4 .000. f'irst
EMERALD BAY LOT .$:1.1,:iOO 0 '11n/".1t1 !W5-2.100 evl':. tlm~ 11rlverti.'led. &15-7171
I rvin• --
DEN FOR DAD
Ph~ J bdrm11. "-2~ b.11 , &
family mom , makes 1hl1 11n
ideal fAmily home &. gtv~
D11.rt ,, l'('lflm .,, bis l'lv.·n. Only
e hlock to elf'.mtnt11ry
achooJ, $~7.5<:(1
ired hill
REALTY
()I.JI Anytime R.l.1"'*20
Univ. Pa.rk Cenftt, frvLflf:
Li1r9•1t V iew Lot Mesa Verd• 'O THE REAL
\"'-ESTATF:RS 1127 F.menllrl Bfly, .. Sllll.000
fo'nr IOU & Homf'!I call:
B ill Grundy, Reelt•r
Ml Ba)1!ide, N'pt Beach
675-6161
UNIQUE
Y.'nod ,, Kiil!, 3 RR. home
ph1111 'x!r11 huilding lrilt'. Un.
~frucr11hle "'hi11: wa t~r '1
c11 nynn vie"·~. Priv111.'y. 4
VP.11.n nld. Xlnr prlce lrtr
l)i.1h. S4tr.roG
* MESA VERDE' *
Excel Cond, lg 4 or ~ Br. 'J
Im. J11m rm, hltin11, launrlry
rm. Spani11h til• rntry, Ne.w
•hag cpl, well lu!pt yd, cvrd
patio. $.14.5()1). By owner.
HJ?'~ d n. 54>lA90.
*BEST AREA*
Clol~ rn Bon Club. Takr ,,
ill • 4 BR, tri hl.m, din,
Ytu'd !or pool. 423 t'rancl•·
"'· TRI HARBOR
REALTORS
IMMACULATE S BR, l RA ,
Republic homf', L« yd,
frplc, bl!nt, fllm rm ., 4<M) F..ast 17fl1, C.~T.
$42,JOO. OwnE"!'. 54~l1XI. F.46-.11$5 Ev"9: &t'l-2225
REPUBLIC hnrM; .c BR Jr BEAUTTFUL W ' J t c I i t I
tam rm Is hH.tfd pool On hn_me, J Br., 2 lM , f11.m ~ ..
Condominium•
for 1•1•
OPEN HOUSE
ADULTS ONLY
SEf: Ir. BEl.fEVI:'.:
110
Wh111 luxory! Ynu can OUy•l
pric:e~ you M!'membtt w•y
bllck whPn, Adull only con·
domin1um, BHutiflJI a:arden
eommumty. Ctn• I hr.,
$16.:C.OO • .l Br. dPluxr, llJllC-
ini.11, f.ll.400. .t·rom Cou
Hwy north on Bronkh
1n At1a.m\. rilC:'ht on J\rlatnlf
~.lll!f'<I Bank o! America to
Jlun1i11J;:tnn Bay. Enter «JI
l'icadil!y 10 OPEN HOUSE.
f\ltt., Rlley Painror will liil
there to sMW )'lltl.
• Pt1NT NUM8E1£0 lffi£1S r
IN THfSf SQU~RfS rrrrr111 crpt~. dbie gar., (ncd, KJ22 i "'"""'""'"'""""'"'"!!!!!""'"'" Muni;ter Dr. TI4: 329-S(J(IJ BY 01.1.·llo!'r. 4 BR. 2~, BA,
Englund R•al E1ti1te
J18 Thllli11, L...8.;_ ~ ~
J BR. 2 BA Le,p!w HiU1idf'
homiP. "'rtwood' &. git.Ml,
~~ Vil'Wlt from ,PVl!:I')'
room. $.16,j()(). 497-1156.
lj'uil!t atretit. By owner. util rm .. bltm , 2 rrplc, OQV d S20.000. Tkat'11 •11! Lew
~-p•Un. Nr. athoolt, llhJ'!t', down. INa tM" optim !
----------1 ~rk .l_ teMls ctJ. $4~.000. VACANT. Drsperai.. ..uet,
"t-.1 •~ Room For f>ed.. 642-26!16. 3 l&l'f., ht'tlimms, J llli:h
C) UNSC RAMBLf LITTE RS TO .,
GET ,1.NSWE I I I I I I I I
SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN DIME·A·UNE
'
Own,r. Open wknd~. f;im rm .. '1in rm , Turrie
12 ~11N. 11·alk to i)(h ,chis . 4 Rock. ~1111t vitw R.l.1-3457.
BR, 3 BA. ~m & din rm.. BY O\\'l'JER -~ Br. 21l &.
('UL'>lm lnl. 91)A..~27.1. fn1"1!!t rlrn. S29.'fll \fl"f,. tfo. P(l()ls.
&. Olwm Inc. Re.altl'lf'!I . T'nru1. Univ Pk. ~73-8510.
,
OWNER. ~11ch 11.CC'i"!. ocn
''i"w. J SR. 21'l BA. ! rm, 2
fl'fll.,, nr ttrw hriek Ii C'l"do!lr,
S69.COO. 64-i'i&t.
' " I I "-1-==-~~==~ "TOP"' tondltlon. ' · ·• ... '" 1·~ BIG CANYON prqe •• your trath it CAfilf lerwin r••lfy . inc.
with " DAJLY PILO'l' ~ R'R. 3 RA . R·l l\1odtL Cnm. 21:'!61 BrMkhUl'll!, Hnlp Ill+!
Cle«sli!M ad. pletion Dec. P9 .. i01. 644-5859 ~5411 i1nytlm• ~~~~~~~"'-"'~u-'~s_v_ow~N-£R.~~-1 •11Ji ............ I
' ,
,. DAILY PILOT
I l • Houl.H for RWlt l ~I Houle• lot Rtnl l~I I~ ~I -;;;;;--~·~ ~I~~ r ..... _, ........ lrtl lL-... _-_,,. _ _J
Condomlnklnt1 Busln••• HOUM• Unfurn. 305 HouM1 Unfurn.
--;;for;;.,;;M;o::i. ___ .,;.;:;110 OPS>Orlunlty 200 1'--------
305 Houses Unfurn. 305 Condominium•
Unfurn.
Duplex•• Unfurn. lSO Apt1. l'um: J60 Aptt. Fum.
Irvin• -Coron• del Mar 320 :"' c;.,,,,.1
OCEAN rnoNT ~).k . .ii,pl. 2 • r AM 0 us e RAN 0 --------.!. BR, ·:t Si. houle. lrplc.
µ,ill(i, f.\'iUI 11nml-\/. Kidi. &
pe ts OK. 01K'-n Sat & Sun
22.1 :\hil\'llerlle.
--~·--Huntington Beach
Newport Sh.r••
l BR, 2 BA, bulltiru, cpl• l
drP1. Yf'arfy lse.. 51S!i. l1S
C~ar. N\\-pl Shott8
a.11 ... 1~1111.:;... __ 1c ·;,;~;;-;;;!.;:i"';:'";;; .. ===-1
l BDRM So. Ba,ylroftt. winter 11
«yea.ti)'. BR. 2 BA, 0-Y-O NAr.lE• FREEi!
$47,::,00. Qo.\•l'lf"r. 49'-3CX>3 CA."JOY SUPPLY landlord1-0wn1r•
2 br eondb \'1r11.· pool. nr Dl::."TH IHUTOP.Sllll' \\'t 'A Jll Jt'ft'r 1enan1~ 10 _1011
• VN IVERSJTY PARK ft ClITE ('()l ) br c rpl1/drpl
4 HR. 211°ba.1nh2 •··• ~l1~ rf'f r i .i:~. \V~r/dryf>r:
Sunset Beach
• 613-<&tO •
shPi & AillJV fkh. $22,000 (PART OP. f'l!l.L Tl~!El FHEE uf chal'~;" . , • '.I.any
011."ner. 4f$..4397. .-.:o .... ftVftllatlJI!' Jn lhi5 &1'1'11.. tlt'sirabJ,. 1r n;;n1s on tJ u r ~ br. I hli, (·p\ & dqi~. hltni;.
frplr, pallo 'i\J :'11;,.rgueritt
s.:z::-,. 4~HXJiti.
J Bil. 2~11 ba. !ntue • • · · S:i2J rangl'-O\t.'11. $1.)() mo. Agl.
:l HR. 2 ha. uihse ...... S'.1£X'! 962_2421.
3 llH 1 ba hon11• ••••.• S.ll;:i'1-----------
I 2 BR. tum. apt. $18$/mo
Yeu\y. Balboa lll&nd. Call
$190 -lmmac. 2 BR. 1 blk I ~'.::'"":;:::.::"'-=-~-,----I
LIVE LIKE A KING
Al Budget Priced
FURNISHED -
UNFURNISHED
---~ All loca!lona arr lu1n· "a1t1n1t hsi.
PARK LlrSo T<l'4'nhouliC'. J n1t'r1'htl or fi;:lnry Tum1i;hrrl A LA Renlal1 e 645.)900
OR, Z•1 BA POOi . No µo1nt.i h)' u~. No sc•JJuig. <,,lliu.l1!1ed 532.~. Chawr. ~7..j,1146. ptt::i.on 11 ill h e comr -FURN, -• VIJ::\\' :! br. 1 1 ~ ba. <"rp!,
drps, ll'plt . patl•J, ~1·. heh .
408 A{<v.t1a, 1-172·0367 Ana h.
Co1ta Mesa
(ired hill Stin t1 An•
2 BR, 2 ba. pool, &a una.
bltln!, d&l\'lihr. C1>tsldrpE.
$1fl.i /mo 536-2029 afi 6pm
beach. Root r•rden BalbN Panln1Ula *POOLS
.... -1v1ew. 121.'11 592-S0 4J , *ENCLOSED
962-2~. CHARMING Cottaees GARAGES POP~.\1on1icl'IJO Corl(iO cl1~tr1hu1or f01' our csnd~· e ~11\N'S Don1a1n 1n great
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By ownl'r. 5 10-l•IRI . Rolls. r.11!k Duds. etr 1. \'Pry ALA Renta l1 e 645·3900
hi1.:!1 HH'!1n1e rio1en l\11I.. )"ou , • ~ • e UNJQUF 2 /)('rfr'1f1m , :1 tllU~I hlll'" t tog hr.~. pt>r e COZY CoJr :.i~r • I Ptff't·I
bath, slni;I,.. s1or;. ''1th rh'-"''\'k ~ ttl't uni~ hlB\'!; 01. for onr or lo\'1ng touplr.
''•red forni~I <1 1nJ ng rovn1, ('\'•·~1 . IJ · Lril a1(·/cJ d. $9..1.
pr1v11.1r J>;t l10 .ind <!ou b;C' d•'-Sl'l:i<l t.i S399;1 Cash fi·ii d ALA R e nt•ls • 645-3900
t1u·hl'd i,:.1ril"f' :\P11r l!t'\\ ,.,., "l·~,... h1ft1/'nlalKJrl 111"1!f' I ., ""'" e LAGU r-o A B1!111.:h Ht1n1:" •J" T1tke n1·rr Fili\ loan 11•) "IJ l~THJRUTOR Dl\'1..:1n.'I: • Strps 10 \\Htf'i', utl) irw! d
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Call Anyt1n1t', 833-08:!0 Townhouse Unfurn. 335
Furn. Uti!"1. Ba.lboa Blvd . *CONVENIENT
Duplexes, btwn Bay It Oceui. 111 & TO ALL BEAO·IES
Furn. or Unfurn. 355 la1t wk1 rent + dean up FROM$ I 40 MONTH
diam. $120 totlJ cell you
.,....,., ... .,.....,,.....,.,,.,IHu tlngton Beadl S•lbo• l•l•nd ii', 12+1 Balboa Blvd, NB. ADULTS PLEASE • ::ltfl Clladr·~!!)ll, 4 :\"f,W :I BJ{, llOUM'. bll & 13, --\-"'--------..-t
1. rlnion1 rilii~ t~'nli~. rn1 , 1 ci•pt/dtµ~. C<lnim. clb & FOR leasr, l bl' ""'asher. eR.J\NDI new -, -f O!'K«MJ;-31 ~"'"';.:;,;;170'l'=-~----,-,-=.,-I VILLA POMONA
t1.11I "· •11•111>1" ~a 1·f11,:o-, fPr ll'· pool, $2JO. £H4-14~. drye , blUnS", crpt, pool Bdrm. 2 ba!hA. Pat lo . a..EAN Bach apu or 1lttp
en t1;1('k )al'd. s:100 n10. C>ttl ~----------[;1<·1l it t e s , $210/m<l. D1shy,·a1her, trash ma1~r. nn1, 1tep11 bch. SlOO/mo PHONE '41-2015
I! I•: R ! ·r-;\Ct: Ht .• \ L ~~~------l:cl_-"""1_. __ 4_2-::---,----I t'urn. or uni. $450 mo. yrly. UP. 315 E. Balboa Blvd. 11760 Pomona Aw .)
J:.S I AT~; -R<1) G11ul1, ··-h \\"[NTON REAL ESTATE 871-9945, qu11l1f)'lng, )11w d'l\\/>. 1\,\, l~,·· P, O. 60'< •Tl<t,
larwin realty, inc. 1'u\·1n11, C11hlorni11 9lit! -l~~ R enta ls e 64S·3900 1_n_H_A_,-.D-,-.,-"-.,--,-,-,-,-,-,-,-i,·p
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.l ARCH Bay, OCf'an vie", Newport S.a c · Balboa J-1---' THE EXCITlNG 2:m !>1arUJC, ...,,.u BEAUTft-1 'L J be, 2 bA + lsr. 1 Ar. 2 ha. rlfon din rn1. ---~#· ~" PALM MESA APTS.
!ani rni . .$3?5 , 495-4764 evt.>~ * Adults Preferred * 1 _____ •7>-_3l.1_l____ convertibl" den. Nr bay It M!NlITES TO NEWPT. BCH.
h•HJ~I', .. 111~ :: !111'1, old. In 546-5411 anytime --MUST SELL -UNFURN. -\l..:1>11 \'<'nfr :\'vr1h. :1 fl rl:l ·" 1, knd~. .1 BR .. 211 ha . '2 car garage. ocean. W 1 n t e r , $250. Unbelie\•ably lr&: apu, hup
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fo'a1·1ni<:" pool. $215. 646-821.l. n.•JI, Jacuzzi. elect bltinl,
b • R1\RE ln!l{'rd-1.ri,: I RR I r I I f Slfl h )nlef de!<igrting USI• f 1:1, p l', l\111 1·111.. l'llO\l'a
166 'g -C-'I 1·~·, ·'10'''-' ff' rig, inflini , Ult! nh i' r1 .. 1ghhurh<•"L 1710 '.\1•11 nrs,~ in ... a .. a. "' '"~ 1 ,
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~RR. bH, eJ'll , ~'.In l lf'11, nr REALTOR 548.6966 l,. _______ Jl f9 ] yv -.1·J1•JOls. Tu1, nf lilt' \\urlrl. ~arlrn.nla lor Rent • $25 \VK ~ UP •On ON'11n .sh&i CI"Ptl, drps, aauna •~<'-
S.J!,, 111·~!1-l-ilJ02_ ____ Duplexes Furn, J4S Lovely Bach.1 BR·Rma. Adults. no pets.
Income Propertv
EASTSIOE HOME '" " 11 . A LA Ren tals• 645-3900 ~" l'h :,:,'i-Hil'.: ~1aid service. Pool. Util pd. SING LES •••.• -114i
t'\'l 'St.:AL t BH. S h:r . lofl N po I B h e Call 675-8740 e 1 BEDR:'lf. ...•. !rom fl~. ANO INCOME Money to Loan 2'4> e TllY THIS!: 2 BR 5, c111s-.
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----11 1rlc f)!'t·1111 11'"" sz.~:i J\f() •w r •ac Apt1. Furn. 360 NEAR GOLF COURSE * S l ~O-BAYf"RON T 2BEDR~ •••.•• lrom $175. .l u1H1s al!Ot;!.'thf'r. llon1r has
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t :CJti;t.'Ol.lJi b<itll <tilt! 11!) 1,-i111-1st TD Loan :\ltl!Ur(' aitlts 49-l-lli:i:I OCF.A~fRO:\I l<l...,er 3 Bll, 'TER 1 B 926 E You 're rlghr, lhey'~ under· Charn11111i hous,. 1n /JPrf,,(·1 YF:,\HJ.\' ].f';.~i· ~ hr. don. ne\\' iv/·'J ,1,.., •. \\'I"'''· General ~~~~K. ,·7 •• 149.' ·
ALA Renta ls • 645-3900
o·ond. 3 brin11. 2 hath. hlln•. cu ... ~ u, °"'"""' ~ priced! 1!161 ?t1esa Dr., C.ilf.
I 11r-11 h11rl1nur-I"~. 11 .. llE'ls. 1•37 s:12.'i. <'nn~1df'r .vr. \\"knrls t5 blka from New""'f1 Blvd.) pl('tr ly rrcl1•cor:11rd. 2 J•.n·tw. 7.2~';, J.\:TEREST wnur 1f11! p11 11n, l"'(' !m111!'d· Ren! Beautiful Furn.Jtun ,,....
l;o 1r 1~1s~r--~1r.11 \'o lll ·r~. _1_'h_·'_1,_111 :i_.::_~1~J-_l_ll.»7 ;ilr 6 1i.1 11 ~~~~·;: \1'kday:s f 213 ) for as llttle u Corona d•I M•r CASA de ORO Jur 1neon1 r u111ts l!w,.ro•il 111 2 d TD L e ~E1\ RRJ:::EZl~S -~ BR.
l'f'llt' \l lih ff'fllS "' S215 hrlp n oa n :-'IO\'f'li'f'h'1g, t'f)! 1frp•. lq1J1'
l'Q\I lil'r rrn1 In>;" :-:t1hn11I 6" • Full Term.'I based on ~qu1 ty. $l ·1·
S}~., 11,,, 1:0:1.1;,"11_:~ "" 1f 11•1 Laguna Niguel --------ONE MONTH I BDRr.f turn \\'/l araee. CASUAL Calif. Livir.g in 8 ,,,1 , 1.,,11 1• ttl"~(><Cf' ."11;,.fl.1·.1. O(;EAN T'RONT t·ornt'l" 4 Br. S'·cp • cl••o. Good loca-
n.11. wlll'm f.f~ilerrariean almM-.1 nk, '/HA l'o11d1), nJJ !1!111~~. LEASE: ~ove in now-3 BR. 2 Ba. New upprr duple;(. completa with lion, nr. shpg SIM. 6()2 phere Spacioua color co. ~"011r drn1·11 Jlll )rni·nt. 642_2171 545.(1611 ALA Rentals e 645-3900
pru·e S.'li.::.00. I I II , 1 2 BA. )a!'d. $2':1.i. ~9~-4746, l 'lt1. ·''P'· bltm . .iUl l l'•l•·o1ro-. 646-6300 or · ,. '1~f' <1 ~{,' l ~ "' ~ 1npp111s,:. " ,_,., ~ .--ordinated apt. -desl,ined '1:
• SPRE1\Dl\'G Rou111. ·I 1·1 ~11 &· n?i· fll t'i l1 l 1r'.~ 4!i'J-J:i31 . SeRshore Or'. \\'inter SJ75 p yohur -o"p1'1 644-8397. lurn!8hed :or •t)'le A: com-\\'ALKER & Lt.E:. neallors
lnves!rnf'ril ~"t , BR.2B/\,C"1/drr1~.k1d~/ ~:1'Xl/rno. Ai 11ll 10/1 '.'.Br.~na.rcrlrtnr.2~2:1 1[;1 111u.Vurn.64f>.~170, urca1a on I I Kl h '' ,. · Ind. Item aelection. l Br Upper + rarare. r.ta.tul'I! tort • l e11ted poo • le • .... ____ ,_'4_:'1·9'1:"11 ----srn! pt'!. S!90. llf'rlla l(r H ~:. ~.40-\Ljl. Jlrrmns11. C'11ll Stan fJ<i\·i~.1 HEACHT'RO,\'T 3 BR. 1 BA, v.·orlrin&' adult. Et walk to e,1 w/ lndlrect lighrtna: •
4-PLE XES t'(l:'l1~1ERCIAL L O A NS. ALA Rentals e 645-3900 s2:m ~fii0B,\. Cpis, 49:)...-0.;f!fi or 21~ 393-71&1. frplc. 11a t10. ln1med occupy. 14 ~~~~a°Mly, bch. Water pd. S155 mo. De.luxe RIO. AduJll. No peb.
sr..ooo (lo11n. Prk·r $:..i,UOO. 111ni:: terni. ~-i'Om Sl ~i0.000-CALL DAY OR NIGHT 1Jrn~. l'!uhh.~r 11r i 1· 1 J. Lido Isle ST.?.l. nio. Sept to June. 6210 67s--0307 eves/wknds o t 1 BR.-TI75 furn.
\\'arrn.>r ,, 01tk, lluni . Ilch .. Sl0.000.000. Trlr. 5j7.l'.l~.OO. Siiini'" r·hilf1i·r>r1 . .'ilo-am Oceanfront. 121 3! ;,9G-J709 Furniture Rental &12-l<t70 dayt . UTILITIES rnCLUDED ALA Renta ls 9 645-3900 ., 517 W 191b CM "'°3481 2 blks \\'. ol Bl'ach Blvd.I••••••••••• 1999 H a rbor Blvd ., CM nr s;;,..;~'l«I. l!Ol;SF: rfl r ~ale 0r lr;isr. \\'INTER rtntal. nev.· deluxe · • · · ,,.,,. NICE 2 rooms for lady. Util .'J!j-i W. Wilson 00-1971
New l'rpl~ & drp1. fi repl's,lr-------~ E;-su1e-2 Ui-·.-c-0-,-,.-,-,-.-,\-dl~ l'.:xi1ui.~ite 4 HF!, 4 ha, iie! OCf:"anh'OnT 2 Br .• l 1i ba, ~~::. ::: furn. Sha.re kilehen. Pri.
!1r. h,, gas blt1r.s. Cd fin. I arr!~-. no pe1s. Bean1s, frplc, har. Orrr of Lido 1~1,,·~ 1nus11-'"~"~':"~··~l"c·_;l~300««c·~'1~11--0'.'.::'.~76~;·:_. --1-:;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:===:-e n t. No d r i nk In e . wellliBJlll ZJ 0 -"·t • 5.. 1,.,,, "°"'' HouMt for R.nt hrnu11ful honll.'s. S6.l0 n10. R•·-..,bl•. 61• ~ll. .--n ~ '" "n "" • P<i1lo. SJj2/n10. Y f" 3 r J y. • ...,.., ......,.,,
LEADERSHIP R. E. j';;;,;;;;;;;;;~;;~1 RENTAL FINDERS &12-$52<1. >7;;_,_,_~17'·~~----I Ouplexe1 Unfurn. 350 .~ew, be1ut!fu1 prden apart-
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7 ·91· 4J5 w. ,.,..,, COSTA MfSA -: v '* SJ7;,.mo. Great f o r mo"'· w,·lh l:l-4-166 ;,.io.:>,.l36,~I -.1 .~ ----Mesa erd• ··~
ZONE-O FOR J UNI TS Houses furnished Houses * Apts. Sll1\lli' ~ tw '1 ha O\·crs1~r•l Cost• Mesa Bachelor . Sundeck. Furn. or • POOL • SPA • * 645--0lll * ,vanl. d<1ublt" i:-ar8);:r. S111l J!l-.111-.l·. IK 4 Bit 2 R.\, A-1 -·----unlurn. 410 Fernleaf. Call e GARAGE • Ea~tsidl" Cos1a illc-~a 1<11 Uener•I nlfl. C;oll Larr~-. :.4~30 c·und., i·losr 10 ~t·hool~. $2t;j. 2 !Jr, nrw ~hai<: c111t1d11>!;, WE STILL HAVE. • • 644--0819. e ADULTS_ NO PETS e
1l'arl)· 10 build on (;111 r:1k£"1-----~:;:;:;:----/ ~""'~"!e~f~''""!..''~•J,l,Lllhllur.f1 A~l. ()II r1Pr. ~.fl.J-:1().'I~ r l<>r" bl!n~. enel gar., nlcP Some quallty "'inler rent11.l11:
0 L'-TOS 1~~~,-------I I BACH . apt. Full bath. ?riv. 2 BR·2 BA·S24j Furn, m11yhe 4 u11i1~. Good J0<•;i. L S A 1------------1 riat1n. Sl~O nro. 101 7 r!t in arger & 1maller Furn il ld euo E Zl S C M d . I h r p .d f 0 h. Sl'l.l·FUR:-.l'. ! BR. F:as1.~1d(', :: BI:. 2 l11t, (•pis. <11·p.~. rn,·(! Newport Beach ~~',"'.''''"Pl .'""· •Pl B. • I •t -bl t io:nt. " U! . pa • " ' 151 . !f r., .! • t111n iin rriC'f'f nr.; 1 or r1 • o wners 1p 1 .1 "" ,. .. .. ,, P s., ."asona • ra ct, y 1 67. ,.26 • "'"8666 • ~ C k11ls/pc1.~1s1ngll'r, ok. A1 111l )f , ch1drf"n, fll'l~. 11<1lk 1,1 .1:.· d ear y. ;:i-1 • O'fO" ~·nu bui!den; 11.1 Sl J..-,,,,, all Home l BR :0 B,\, iTpls/rlrps. z f3P. Jl.11 BA. gantg'e. to QUcuule tenants. l c~~c.c:::_::=~,,_,-,,-,,
\\IALK ER & LEf. ~·l.i·9 19 1._ Fan1il.Y with tecnageN ok. ~AcoN * 645-0111 ~1"~-~1 1 _____ lllt1n11 D\\'. i1·111rr f'r!nd 'r. 2 !'!11\HP. !\cw shag. Sl60. NICE 11p1 for rent, ~t blk to Unbeliev•bly Beautiful
Industrial Property 168 1 Bedroom 2 bath. buUt In.\, lJE!.UX~ Cuniln Toll'nhuusr, !pl~. r•or 1o1, Gardrner pr!. 11r r 11111, Pb . r~l2-29~1. oc~an. Util pd, $145/mo. VAL D' ISERE Garden Apt1.
:1 Hr. Cam rn1, 'larai:r>, flt'.J!>l. 2500 Seavle\\', Cd~t. Adullt -no pe11. Flowers carp<.>t111g, drape.'!. lease $285 S17J.f'L'Ri\' ~ BR w f'RPl.C', S'll!..1 1110. Call "1-IO-:il•l7. S :l :l ~ / ,\1 o • f>4 :l -0 j 96 PRIVATE; patio, encl gar, 2 hf:~ Sljr:e &
ti U. illfK S11r + 111<.'0mr per n10. Phone L:ing Beach /nl'd ~rd. Considc1· pr1 :i'.ngls 011111·/.-\i.;1 . BR. Nt'\I.' cpts & d.-ns. ~l60. BEAUT 1 Bl' 8pt w/garage, t!\"elj'\\' · 'hani 110 "'"' p 1 1 -of 'r 2 · 429 ,.... S\l\'i"l ;o-r,---,--.,, " "" \l.'a!k to marktt. Responsible \\'11 ter(al/, 45" pool n.ec. Rm, '"""' ays. s :iyrs •·1 l.l. -:rJ.~I. 1•·c!co111r. ·· t ••• oon1 i''ll~r . pr1v 3 ,,YS!lll:; VJL!.A r.F:. Sl ~~ <:11 1J6i~'.l690. 3.W r.tARINE AV E. 673-6900 Sauna,Sglal-2Bdrm,Furn-
yr lc11~(' ••f land & de p. 1111 Yl:.:AH L y HENTALS BEACON * 645-011 J y111·d. ~lOS pr1 111" ot!I pd. ,-;.,_ ;;:1. 2 BJ:. ~ (1,\Tl!S.l ~u-N-,=rQ~C-.F=:c2cc.8_,-.• -l-B-,-. -,-,-d-BALBOA ISLAND adll only. S165 m<l. 673-9123. Unfurn. 1rom .SlJS. SEE IT: 1
.. l'f'llr nptioii, lri .t>uy lhc f'll· f1ni'l.' h01nr~ 1n he11(•h llff'tt ,'0'1,',40;i;c"o)cc~c--~~-t 'arpcts, dr11.pe8, r o 0 I . ~ar. Closr schls/sliops. 2 FURN. yearli!'s; 1 BR a pt, Sll:'>-1 Br Furn, 1 mo only 2000 Parson!!, 642·8670.
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11 _x .. wxl bid;;:-~\ nri~ Bill Grund'" Rllr. lli.>--6Hil * * * TOll'NHOL'SE--lea~{· ii hr. ·: ,.\rlulrs. 121 ~1 291-521il. S!ll.» !'f4G-/'\.IG9, 5_->7_2283 r1·plc. new kitchen, I adult , til Oct 31. 64&-4626 1 -""$::.:$o.:,::,.cW,c:,E,cE:ocK,=,&~U=P:,...*~
ll'o on ~96 :'II Jir S~.1.'i Isl . s 12;,.2 HR. Bll n.~. l'PI.~, <lrJ).•. ha. Iii:: S:<il't!"'C'. llOOL Ut:T, J. -11·0 I I ·1 2BR Up"""r apt Ol'er garaie, SJ "" l ·u bi ''I ., II' B Ibo I I nd . ·r· k V I' ,.. ·11i1t I Bo ,11rage '''nd"<' L'·r· 3 gu no pcls. i . 11(' ut1. ,.. tud1·0 & I BR •pit. 11.s~u1111t l'. ,_ 101 e . a a s a n1re pt1t10. ot o . AcH n , S2i~1 :rlO-~li l. ~ · · '"' · .., ·• • n., llO crp!s, dfll~. house, lge livlni:: rm i..::""c·,_y.'---------I
17th loc1tlll1Jl ll11i,:r r:i:< sn1 -~-...-.... BEACON * 645-0111 •111 «11 Of'•'111:11f" ~;ii;•, AppJ1a11t'('s, S\7.'i. 646-254-1, SUNNY ACRES
er .t earcrr,·~ 1111,,-,nir ·I BEDR!lf. gllr11gr. ncll'ly -~Alt •'Pis. drp, fnr·d, quw1 , H11lt,."a B!l'd $1G."i. 1f~1·n• ~IS-SJl";, 6-t6-lG3l . ll'/frplc, no pel~ SZJO. n10. Costa Met•
Ly!ll.' Rily a.-13 \\', l,\1h SL r't'dec'd sz:.o./i\lu_ llfl .\lil r· S\~.!{IDS & Pf'!~ l•Ck'U111" no do;:s, Slti:,.sri.l 2:11 ~·. '1 1'!-IJ~ll 6i5-29i:;. --·----MOTEL
••s."19.·I , "'· .~:?."i;12 ire A1·c. or ph tJJ.6$.t-:?·1il 1n this. 2 Hr. ho111c 11 ~;ir Avvi·adu. ·,.\/Wi:/:;1 ~HS-l ~O:, 0 • 1 HR . Frplr. Bram cril. 3 BR, J BA apt 11,.n deck •• ~GARDEN LIVING 1 '"· •o·•lh 01 F•'-'"'· ,,. ~ !11\f'tR H \ 'c11 Hl)111("• -:I f';.rin. $14R ulil pct Open " ...-uu-u "ll'"""'~
Lots f Sal• 170 ft~:NT lrom Oct . .Ji.tn~S1fXl ,t· ~;.i d ~ AH~1h~rp1.i;:-:-2-~·;;-;: 1: .. n J~. 2 B.. lq11. tr1: Jlous;'. J'.{li £. 20th. fi4'.J.-S.~20. gar .. no pe1s. !!'ePt to No. or Quiet, ll rtrac, p!ellsant. 2376 Ne'.1-port Blvd.
or n1n. Inquire 209 Ruby BEACON * 645-0111 i.:;ir .• lrwd ~·ilrd. SIS.» 1110 pllll<• p,~11 lilt'. $331).1-----------S. Ba}. love ly bch. Winier Uri! pd. Jiealed Pool. 5"18·9755
:O.tESA Vrrde golf l'Our~1-. Hll\'n, ?-4· S!S:-}-RAC"I\ RAY:: Ri· /aniilv t'a1nil,1• prrl. i>-16-Stil); .~~J-::.'1.!il Dana Point SZlS. 6TJ-{1577 1 BR. $145 & UP. l Br. Sl2S &: SIJO. 2 Br. SlSO
Oll'nrr 11 .JJ builcl ICl ~u;t. Cul· \\'INT£Jt renllll, f 1nf' frir .\ hnrnf'. I.rt: ).1z'd Ciar ('lul~-f"1:1:--rir-.\'.""l ·"-;:1]/r1~h1s. Sl't.1-'S hi Uracil. J BR .. OCEAN Viev.• D f!I u x.,.. YRLY or \\'lfl trr, Delu.xe 2 Adults, no pels lrt. Ideal for Bachelor1 .
dr·s;ir 101. du.'_t·Uy nn golf ~1nRlr or rainil.~. ti'i:;..2Jj8 ,.,,, .t· ,,,,. ,,, Ad111 1~. 1111 f>t'L' l li,'1 111c>. r 1,, •• l "'' \I > 11 Br 11i ba, su nd c c k 740 \\°.18th St.. CM. Swim """'-L Adults only.·~· ~··02 ' ,... .1et1 r .v :;, • ...,J .1n 1 J1upJ{•:io:.2Ilr,l1-gde11,lti.iO " ,..,,,, ""'"" rounir ~ '· 1111 r~ 11r wknds BEACON * 645-0111 :\Ir~_ Ur.Prrl". hl;r. ,).l,l!-2!!03. Ca~-..1'00d flc~H)' 5'1&-179!1 .,1. It. 2 lrplf", wet bar. l\'/V1cii-. Church St. 5't&-963J.
1 !0!1>, l.-.1guna Bch, \\"INTER rental Aalbna J ~lt. .
F11bu!ous ocran vif'w Chttm ting l BR, 1~~ BA, Sll.<J.Br11"con11 <1rl :'ll!ir Arl•r.H"
---1J!l1t £n1rrald Furn Bo<h & I Br Ex Ea st Bluff \\'ATEHfront 2 .l ronv ilt>n .. ~1Hl<l1'1·k. $25.'i/mo. 171 4) · • · • t BR furn apl., new <'f"PIS.
01\·nrr. 714 &f6.-061:l frplr. S2.JO. 213 Pr11rl 6i3·~3 Olli:l l((', s1011e. i"t' ri.i;i:. f ~=,::c=,;.:-c:.7:c:.=,i:;:;:::: l~~'.'.C.'.'.:::C:'.:C.:.:::CC:::::.:::::::1 cpl 11r~. twain crr1. slHl1ni::
------------21 3 ba, hlln.~. fp\, J)ll t10 s-150 :i.17-1-l:li. BAYt"RO~T penrhouH a pt. ception•I nice. $130 u:r.. drpt;, !ltl'\\'ly pii int~. ma1ure
LCSK 4 BR. f/r, 21
J l.;1, l<ils Ydy A;:l. 613-i~:tl'.l 1------------1 213d. \\'inter rtnlal $27:i. 2110 Newport Blv ., adults, 110 pe!I, pirklik'
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Fountain Valley 2 Br .. 'i1cc 1·Jean lun. fncd ~·(!. hf'arh. 3 BH. 2 RA . f'rp!c. or Yearly. M11.ture: adults BR Trailer!. Man only. ~---............. Lp1s, rlrp~ . .StOl'f'. No child· S2:{1/rqo. 499-212i! only. no pt>!~. 67:l-1 ~1(B. 64;)..4530 or &42-1265.
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TO BUY OR
SELL A BUSINESS
HOLLAND BUS.
SALES
"Thr Broker wnh EmpalhJ"
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f•!rl'l<'r lfl!· Sprinkl ers.
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Huntington Beach
320
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relr!t . \\ ,, • h ,_ r ·d r y r r.
rlltlf,:f'-r11·,,n. pool!!, T't'\:rril
Iron, \\11lk !o ~chi"' S\85 n10.
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AVAIL Oct. \<.I, $2'.l:l. 1110, 4
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Now, on a hill In Corona del Mar
there is Bayport For adults.
Bayport. It's something th8t he:ppent rarely. A limited
edition of beautiful apartments. In Harbor View, in Corona
del Mar.
Dramatic architecture and handsome interiors make Bay.
port uncom monly allractlve. Extens ive landscaping and an
inward orientation make it a place for enjoying the serene life.
Each apartment offers you the privacy of your own entrance
and patio or balcony, the comfort of deep shag carpeting. the
convenience of self-cleanlng gas oven, dishwasher, disposal
and spacious storage, You also have a choice of interiors -
with flreplace, paneled llvlng room, or vaulted ceillng,
Fo r you r recreational pleaeure, Bayport has swimming and
therapeutic pools, and gas barbec ues. For ease of shopping:
the nea rby village center of Harbor View, now under
construction.
Bayport ensures quiet and privacy by ottering only a limited
number of apartments. from $195 to .$250. One bedroom, or
two. One bath, or two. G1s 1nd cable television are
complimentary.
If Baypo rt ls what you want, but you have children, ask about
Bayvie w. It's nearby. Has everything that Bayport has. And
it's for families.
Bayport and Bayview, A rare opportunity to live In tho qulat
pl ace by the sea, Corona del Mar.
Mr. Arnold Tinker, resident m1nager, invites y&u to inapect
the apartments. Take MacArthur Boulev•rd from the San
Diego Freeway or Pacific Coast Highway and turn south on
San Joaquin Hills Road.
For more information, you may call Mr. Tinker at (71_.)
644·5555. Model., ....... ,.,.,,., ., .......... .,.
I [iTJ! 1 f }ouALfTY "'""lMINfl )
Apts . furn. 360 Apts. Furn4
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Cott• Mes•
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Coat• Mes•
3'S •pt. Unfurn.
Cost• Mtisa
:165 Apt. Unfvm.
Costa M••a
3'5 Ap,, Unfu,-n.
Costa Mesa
3'S Apt. Unturn.
Costa Me.sa ________ ,
• • WE ST BAY ELDEN SPAC. 2 & J BR ap1. $1.W 2 BR. putly furn,
L'I' H1r1 paol . Play yn. $140 Mo. No ~Ill. EL CORDOVA
Apts.
N-· 1 Ii 2 RH !..uxury Ap11;.
Dtihwhrs, x1r11 ci~t11 & C'UJ>-
l:iNlrrfs, lu.xul")' ~ha11: l'rpt"g.,
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New New New
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11pt.o;. " jlfl')l,
fRO.\I $l"f.i. ADUL"rS
t'p1~. 1trr"'. tilrn11, Pl'IO. • • 646-mo • • Kiri~ ok IJ~N"l~CE=e=R·.cb·.,c11'11·,~-.-,-,.-,,.~"-··I
lfi:'k ,\li1plr No.:~ G4'l-:'.'<I~ 2 BA. Crpt& k r1rp11, $1M. 2311 1:'.lr1Pll A\'~., C.fo.I.
645-~780 COOL • IBESl l ! 2'100 <.'ullr,11.t ,.._o. 5 64'l-703:"1 96l--0670 It's the fun time of the year and J iving at
M E RRIMAC \VOODS makes summertime
even more enjoyable. The people who make
their homes here know the many exlras such
as swim1ning pool, recreation rooms and
lounges and convenience lo parks and golf
courses. Why ~ot find oul for y ourself? Come
out and see MERR!f..1AC VVOODS Lhis week-
• Q0 JE'1' 4 SAFE
{Near Rack Hay} J BR, 2 RA, beAutiful l"rJ>t& & • OELUX 2 Br, rlrp1, ~ti.
•o Unit Adult 0M~e=sA..-~V~E~R=o~E~.--=o~E~L~X"" 1 itrp•1• 1-;n.·1. P'11'° l uni ht11n•. d11hw, perio. 11~ T •
NICL l Bil Dplx. Quit-!.
St-p.o1ni.lt-rl by gar,11.gts. associated
Af111lrs • '.'Jo pc!s.
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. r111 1Jy. 5.'18--0744. 1 & 2 BR. Apt•. IH'W. ~rp:r, l'llPI rar1111,l', Sl7l -7 BR. •lixlio. Adj
*BRAND NEW* GAS&. WATER P/\10 pn1•. riatto, -l-ple11, (1u1~1 LOWER l Br. S ll5. l!hop'g. Drp'rl. Crprd. Orn. <'lrlult O\f"r YI J\"o pf'lli
646-27611.
BROKERS-REAL TORS
J02S W 8olboo 671-166) Mo. to Mo, F rom S140 ~1. 111!11lrs, no fll"ll!. Aveil R a 1111, e I OVI' n I rl' ln1t t,.';&r. 5411-8301 , lll: 59l-52'n.
La Costa Apta. 2323 Elden A\·e, C:\I O(·f. 1-IO. SlX\l. r110, ~~-2':1711 t·111/1lrp~. No pel5. ~1~5.l:
,. l..rl: Biirht-lor, cl<•an. 11t· AITR. 2 BR .. 2 Ba & 3 BR.. 2 I f.: 2 RR, bl111~. sw1n1m1ng Stt :\tgr Ted \\1oodhl'11d \"ERY Nll'I' . 2 BR nupll'x, ~~~-77~., 2 BR , i•rpl, rlllfl:f' A 011""'
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• 1 1 & 2 BEDROOMS ... ith Terra•o• -~ 1 "· b & --------1 d1gpo!'olll. $1YI. lll F:. Say,
end . Models open Daily.
rac, nr rv.-y5, arfulr, in &i. $175 &. 1225 mo. Win1t-r .... ... 1 ..... ~. 1111a 1• ,..,r. ·IJUt" IO!:i\r-64&-0032 S 16fl~I. rrpk. Cp1s, rlr-p~. LllG l Br. apt untum. Cpts, ,.\pl A. 494-2'79'2.
flt-!5. SllO. lnq: 2~2 LaSa!l(' n-ntals. Sieps to O{'('lln & Adult Living from $140 to $275 11gr. 1\Jl uni prl. Sl:{l 10 $li0.1 '!!!!!!!!!![!!!"!!~!"!!!!!'!!!!!!!!! hl111s, hl>a111 <'f'IL, patio. 1tqu,, hl111s. rrlrig, Sl4-0 1110 -~--~~=-I
No. 2. :i~i-1;).114. bay. •25 MERRIMAC WAY. COSTA MESA ,\f1ul1~. JKl pt'1S. 1 ~ FAIRWAY Ar1uhs onl}, nn pt'I~. Rel~. & llP No <'h1ldrt-n, IX) pc!.~. s."!AIJ~ l BR. incl Uhl. $11'6.
R Ibo R I E C '" A'"'"'"'" CM . 612-!l"OI• 2,, 0 _ • C "" PomOM Apl D BACH APT5-f-'urn S75 & S95 11 a ea Stlltt-o. -~""'1 ""'ilit Ana A v ~. ,N ~;. ouniuo ~fi--04:11 . ' ' .
mo ux·J Ulll O!rlrr ml'tl 700 E. Balboa Alv., Balboa )!™~'l'.!~l~#l~r~·!JJ!!!!;••!;it!!ll!~·~r;:;!'~S~•!;!>~*~'~C...,~·~=2!;,!::;;;~~ ~1F:S/\ 1.irlOiRRftp1s , C'pl~ VILLA APTS. f.i].-{)J,'>. • er:Au_T_!FUL l-&-2-BR, ~)'\()-1~
prl'fd. ~»--0623 shm<n tiv 67:t-4140 673-1596 Evts. Apt. Unfurn. 36.5 Apt. Unfurn, 365 J)I;.; l AR 2 R ,.0111 ... 111 ...,...13ry .,.,~,-AP"· l BR. Blllllli. carpnrl. ~1 · ____ d1·p~.hlt n~.rl0Sj•!l'lllilmpt •. rw-1.\. ·A ..... ·~'"'"" v ·s1""''1·1·1·
a.pp!. Bi'.:AOI APT -3 BMrn:'. l ·'f. Sa Ibo.I Peni~~ie Coste Me1a & OCC. lh1.• Jrnlrr rm , i:w-1 J"lsh" shr , 2 r11r g;ir, pr1\' p II ! 1 o s, Ir Pt r, P oo I, all'll('!ll. .. ... , u I I I e 8
SHARP 1 Rr k 2 RR. Htrl Bath. hrllJld nt>w bu1ld1ng & t;, c11.rpnrr~. p,.1 ot· lllfan! flk 1 & 3 BR's ~anl, Ind!) rn1 k1(b ok. S1 ~S16:i, C11ll ~f>-~16J. J>ll llL fH:t-i-1:1l
pool Nr. shop~. Ariult!. z-.;0 furniture. Block to bch t,, ·.---.-------:-010DERN l Br Hrnl~ .•IRr! lrnm S l.l~Sl-11'1 Pri\·l\fe patio pool -lndlv. $ill.i/111n. 5 4 ~ -I l 0 9 or ;-2-BR.""1 B~"";AROEN 1.G. 2 Br, bl!n.oi, cpta,
I "-11,_,, ooth \\/\TERFRONT -Beautiful-."-Pl, CPI!. d · Ii-· "-.'1!19 llO ,11, Sl.0 No pP1! U!l pd. 1&8-1 :-.ionrov!e '11'-'P"-· ·•1• in Bay \"ll'W 11015 2 Br upn.r drp~, r1shwsr, blt1os ~r I A,k 11Ni11! 'lllr rh•·"01111t. 1~46 l11un ry lac. ,;,-, · · · l 1r111s. Shag <'rpll/., drps. P11 · · ·
"R "336 ••FOUR S'rAR 111'ilt .. . •-• ·I lrl k All I . · . Pl M C '' O•• Co A'-rt & .-------~'17-JOllO, 5-tR--11167 .
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....., ..... , · 11 pr 11'/piPr & ~l ip 11,1111 llr-'11 o . un pd. $1.l(l mo. ft('('tH1a , 11.r. 1\pt II. :'It • 11r nge · .. ...., 1. Br. f11mily U1111~. Nr,1•\y t11111r, pRt10, t1Pan1 1·p1hngs,
e Bac..,h F. or unt,., SllO up R{J~~ rommodare up 10 50. boat). 307 .o\vO<'ado, apt 11. &1~4 . 646-ICl&I. UCL Adult! only. 11 ... ,.,r 1~u11 . lo.•. Pool. $11>..'l. frpll', .._;11r. 26:iO E I rl ,. n l s-n--:-:"hag 1•pr, dsh .... ·hr, lll'lf
e 1 AR r urn nr unf S l ~ lip S450/mo. yparly, Also 2 Br., CLEAN 2 Br, J'~ &srurlio. BAY-MEAD0WA PT""'f' :.!0122 Santa An11. A\·t'. VII.I.A \1~:SA Ap1~. 11!1 \!.·. ~•:17-:112:1. S16.'l/1'1o. clean o1•rn, sundfltk S145.
• 2 BR t"11rn flr uni $1•Kl Up BRANO NEW 11 i Ba iowe r ap1 '-'/plrr Ar!u!t&, no pt>t~. Pool. Pr1 Beiun <.·rllini.:~. pllnchn~. :-.t~r. ~frs . .ft1a<'him, Apt 3-A 11 1l~in. li-16-11"il , NE\V 2 BR. 2 ba , rlshw~hr, _J_l
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.Artulrs. Pno!. fi.12-21111 :.? BR. 2 ba apts. v.•/dshii-shr, rac1J. $.'\00/mo. yrllrly. Call p.<1110. 7~15 \\'. 1~1h S1, C?.l. pr1v p;i11r.s, n'<'t'f'ai 1n11 111.-5-t6-fi2l$ Ri:'.n~~c·.-1,-.,-2-Rfl-,w-.-,-,clt·p-~. tmlt'-ony, gar. Nr. OCC& Sn. Deluxe 2 8-r-.,-l-B•.
Sha dy Gardens-Pool
I & 2 BR. Fron1 Sl:r:i.
p\'I MlC'Ony. use o r hPaff'(! 644-2:-.01 or 21.1:698-98811. :'11.c:r !+-R. rillfl<'~. All Arf 11I•<, •10 ll'''~-FA\l!I.Y 2 ~ry 2 Br+ Sl<)\I" bl!11~. $!~1 i.;hlh\ OK . 766 Coa~1 Pl111.11. $Ifi5, 968-6716 Cplll, drP"'f, SIOVI'. Adul '.t
pool, b1ll1ard rni, jacuzzi ,r., OCE/\Nf'RONT 2 b 2 h 2 BR O:ccl·,,_-,-,.-.och·o·,-~f'-.-,.-0•1 , fl :Z RH ':< ~·nO.\\ 1\S LOI\' SI l:'.l/t11" 99.1 V 11!r11l'I 11 . !'ihi1ll111Ar li·n-1~1 :1. or 546--6.1!19. outr , Ill) pt-1~. Sl60. ~~ll!O.
177 E. ?2nd SI. 642-~5 SBBQs Sre ~17 :'°24
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60".l Birch upprr Apl, yrly. ;275/m~. r1rp11, hl1n!>-, p1'T. Pll.lin, rnr1. .A ; $1'.i!I ino. ~·11nl yd. Nr. &kcr J\h·n· .Sl l,\nl' ~ Jllt. 11, AA. rrp!11, .~:rrRACT 2 Br. 1'• 811 , •l & l Br.., lrr: rn111, pool, l or nigr. ,-,., ..., · u.1 o rt 1 1 387 11·. 1>:1.1 .<:1, C :'11. r!on1. -1 pd 188• M ,,. Avl now-1 & 2 Br furn ~ ~--B11Jho;<\. fi7J....61!11,0 Rll r. ga•·. II 11 IS, sin Pf'' flk . rtq111. l~~l) ~q !I. Avail. rll"l\\'. ('p1~. drps, tiltn11, rlshwh r, 11~ shOJU, ul1 . on4
, ~vrds trom0CEAN -4BR. l lfi.1. ]lO!}('{ll)lldgr, 540-1~47 r :ill lilf;-flt'l~1 $\6~/\l !-."-77fi8 r ntl ,ar. Pri\' p11.lio . roi•t~. ::i.tS-0336 Pool. rec rm. gd l~. No 2,·~ BA . Huge L/R Vo'/ Corona del M•,-$2~0-~ Rr, 2 RA, <·pl.<, tlrps. ___ . _. _"·-· ~•.:_ .....: __ _ childrf'!'l or pel~ M&-~24. \VBFP. nell· crpt'g, mod. Ll.R 2 RP.. Sl;ill, 'l LR\. RnR\1 '101111 1~1,111 Cn~!11 \'hthh.<P pr11•il. ~11·1m·i:;:. J\IM"AC .. ,BR.2'·•RA,C't"Jl!~. 645-29:19. 2firr up~111irs w/11und~ck .
DUPLEX 1 BR furn. 1'·o )n!rhen. pan'ld den, comp! r.ARACE~. S2!l ~:A. ~1 F.J \1 r~11 ,-.:n l'l1i11irr11 P!' f""I~. Ch1lcl r('n. ;.,41)-82!!9 or r1rp~. $1.00 '~lo. A\'t11I fl('l11·. Dally Pilot WaM Ad11 have Nr ~hp'R rntr 2776 Pflmona,
I C111n1110. ;..\7--4(11 2 . .c7~ 141 ~ ~~''Hll i;-,.,.,.,~"" ·~· 1~• b•-•I--g•lo-("'M ~!"i-4:1!11 afl 5 pm ral.•, rlog~. Cir motoreyc r.s . furn. S:l2~ incl'rir;: uril. until ~ "· -· · · ~~-----· .. ~., '"'1 1""· ·-• ,.. "'' · · • .. ' •
Quu.•r. 548-1720. July \Viii 11hso l e11.s e . 4~·· Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 l.pt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn.
2 BR, $150-mo, Couples. 161., 675-1642. (/--::---,.,.------~--:-:--------'----------·'----------..:...-------·---:-'--,,-------I
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r URN l BR. Ch1ldrt'n nk. T\o 1ngs G1ound floor \\'alk In • urn, il · 1
I I II' h ·'"-,., ''"''' .: 0 C ,, Fireplaces / priv, patios. pet~. lrat!'d poo . as rm '~' " "' -· Pool T la: Co ' BldJ
!11.ctl. 126 )1on1,. Vista. C:'I\. Arful1~. 11(): pels. $129.50. 900 ~a~. ~:.1 ~~
$145-1 BR. r unN-. -5'l~.'l&1.t tMacArthur nr Cout Hwyl
Sear ti(Ort>S. Quiet l\dultti. SECLUDED htl!side Bach. ~!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!i!
\985 Pomona, C1'1. 54&--0728 Panora1n1c \'U, ~pa c Io us 2 BR. apt unfurn, duph!.x for
• 1 Br, pri patm, pool gro,und~1'i. Frp_J, patio. _l~l'nl f"l'nt, no C'htlrlr,.n, rwo11.'ly
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145 E. ll!tli ft.12-400.1 494--0209 r1r. $17.1. ~R-7707. 268--67;-i'l
2 BR. Furn upper, S~ OCEAN \'1ew, :1 BR . SO. or f/"·y, 2 br luxury 11pt ,
Util Pair!. Chiltl f)k. \\11ilk 10 11·a~h/dry, 2 .... 11.rport .o;. ln1-w/dt-ck. Like ne" lov~y
111acula1e . $26.1. 11 n nu al ~ ... g lTpt, rlrp~. $26.">--l!'s~ srorr'i. !i-1!1-:l&l.' '==~~~~~-=,.,.-,-! 1.•1nrr1 .. 675-7 1.>4 or t2131 /or g11i-drn1n~ fi7:"-i--6572. \M ill AC. B11.r.hrlor S1201/1no. 7fl9.-.Jjll7
1111 util pd. Pl't. psillo, new!y1~==~--~-~~-l\V/\l~ 10 bl-11 c•h k .o;lorP.o;. 2
furn. Arl lt.~. fi73-20:i6. ! RDRCl'i 11pt rurn. ~·l11!urt" RR, 1 M ., cprs. drps, ~!oV!',
Ri11g Brothers Announces
the Grand Opening of
Mediterranean Village
111:t1l1 or couplt>. Sl~. mo. rclri!O!:. Nn prJs. $180 J\lo.
• ITTUNNINGG11~nAp1 . ~detetl~~l r~Cl~i l~ ~arly.64~4~. 11····-----------------------------------------------------------··· Pool. Sml do.It ok. 1 RR $1~. ad No. 307. Daily Pilot, \\'ALK J hlk 10 bt-ach & 11
J BR unf Sl~. 64~. po Bo 1~' C M c:...::.c.c:_,-e==~~=--1 · · " .......,, osta t'Sa s1ores, 2 BR, 1 BA up(lf'r.
AT11lACTTVE :? BR . ~262ti. Cpl~. tirps, ~lo1•e/rt-ln,1t.
111d Poll. 1\tlult~. no pets OCEANF"ROl"T '-''i ntl'r N!tl!~.l $200 rnn Yrar!\. fi7:,...:l86 l.
Sl.'l.:;. * fi.12-9520. clr11n 1111'1.'e great 111Cation I. CHAR'AIN G , ·BR 1 Ulll
U)VEL\'. qui"' 1 l>Pr1rn1 2, /'.: 3 Rr. 714/67:;.....+GSS nr pri. Q;uet ~·u r r 0 11 :~ ; n i;: l!
i:-arrlf'n 11.fl! S11/l. urili!IP• 1?27-llOOO or ;,21--09~ 1 1 ., 1 114.1 , ~ o c-/Vl~ •\ poo . •~o pe ~-J mo. incl"rf. RP r's rrq d. · 1,....,.....,, \\!INTER RENTAL<; f;-1 2-8400
Dana Pc:iint Bayfronr
12
-. P'i'nin~uhla 3 BR. 2 ~2-1c,,-.-,-,,·1c0,.-.--.,-,-,-,
. 1~1 Ra~h~. ·'? mont · S2i(I rf'fri!O!:: ._..·8.lk .o;p11/~hoJ,s ** Sing!~. TV, pnol, pf'· DA\ IS Rt-~ALTY 642-7000 4311 1. 646---1625
l'lk DANA fo.larin11 Inn. 34111 .___ • 1 1~ · J BR. 2 Ba., 2 rlool"ll u um 4 stuclfnl.1 1n11y sh11.re. C011.11~ Hwy. '-''atrr, yearly or !I rno~. 2 BR 2 ba . y,.Rrly 1~.
Huntington Beach C 1f'11 n &. modern · 1 blk. Imm Aii;: Corflnll
I il4 .77~709. Av111t 10/1 * 6i3-7127
Bachelor Apt. SIOO/mo •. p£Nf;\. Dehixe 1 Br. apt. ----,---~~-* Call 646-2687 * 2 BR, I RA. F"rplr . Lrg • S!eps IP hl\,'Y & OCt"l\11. Yrly M\'PN'<i p11110. Sn nf Hw;y. fREf. U1il, furn 1 f.· 2 BR . Slf'-.{l, :'o1aturt pa r I 1e-s . 52~/ml). 644--~~9 All 6.
nr tK-h pnol 51:lll u P 67:i.-2677.
LA RGE nrw 2 BR. 2 R11, 5.16-.1777 /fl.16-72821536-1.166. \\'INTER rt>nta1 . N~wpor1 frplr klt{'ht>o bl!-in!<. 3.30--A
Laguna Beach Prnlns11!a .. 1 BR. 2 BA. flRr. Mflr~uc'fitr , 4'7~~7
\\1/D, I h\k to hay & bchl ----~--~---l Br /urn llflL i\lRlllre 11dul1s $240/nio. 675--6041. CUT ~~ 1 Br. unfurn 11rit.
only. Quiet garclf'n cl 111· Sulldrck. til1n~. J:llragt". Va-
mosrherr. 1 blk tn bch. ras~· STEPS 10 lht heaeh. Qu!ll. 3 i'ilfll noii· 644--7902
11·elking di,1;t11nrr to ~mp~ l.· BR. 2 811 .. cpts, drps. Frpl..1 ~-,-70-------
mkl. r.arar.P incl. ll~ mo. blln$. \~'inter 122:> pet Costa Mes•-----
250 Cliff Dr .. L. A. 4~-1.}57 monlh. fi.12--0177 ---,;u:-E.xc1TINI.
S12:l 'ma: $40 11·k, B11ch. U1iJ \\'ALK to ~ach. 2 BR, patio. PALM MESA APTS.
pd, color T\' al Cl"t'scnt Bay 2 r11r i:ar. \'rly ltasr . Cl1!N1JTES FRO:-.!
Brh. 4fl.l-:?j0!! Ar1u l1s, no pe1s. 4709 Ri\'er NE\VPT. BCll.
Fl!RN s!UdlQ Apl fnr rrtit. Avl'. N.B. 67:\--0815. Unht>hev11tily lrg 11p1!. hu!O!:f'
l"fj) T111ir1, ,\di!, no ;>rts. rEARLY-lmmac 2 Rr. 2 AR f")OI. JarulZI, rlrct hltlflS,
\\"erkly/monrhl,\ 4!17-12:16 pa!\n far1ni;: bay. Artulr~. rin ~ha~ ('l'PI~. tl rps, sa una etc. I ,::.::c:"'"c,:: _ _; _____ I pc-ls. $2~.l/rrt<;l· 223 19th SI .. Adult~. no pe1s.
Lido Isl• NB. 67:i.-270Ci, SJNGLE.S ...... $\~:..
UI b b I Pt l BEDRJ\f ...... Sl4fl, BEAl.JTIF . 11.c "or a • 1 tilk to Be"!ich-2 Br. 1'1Cf'· l BEDRt-.1. ..... $160.
on tiav. Sllil'I lv Fur n. :-;r .... 1'T1f~. pA in! & You'rr n~hT, !ht-y'rp undf'r-1
. ii7; .... R.l-1!l ~rp~ .~n.'> inrlds; u ! l I . . ,.,, M D c ,, CC°---;-, · prl('f"(t : "'I rAA L , ·' · I
Newport Beach Y~~rl.1 fii:wli.~ ~ hlks rrnm Nl'1\'por1 81\·d.1 I
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t"AIP. l\11 rh1ldrPn "r prl~ 1-"-'.~~cc-~=~~~I
El"" & l\'tr pt! S2i:J/mo. ~27~ :'110. l\"1111rr. :ri.12~ .iTly. 4 Quiet Adult L iving
Av111I 10/l. 104 l.">th SI. Ar ., J hi!. r;icini;: ocean, Sh11g cpt e drps e hl m~
646--6705. n"11 l~ rlrr<>r. 646--1111:'11. BcautlfuJ Priol • All Uti! Pd
P' f P~I Block tn 2 BR lurn S~2j/\lfl. Arih~. no 2 BR. $170 1-. ,., . urn. .
nce,.n. Qirpor1 + lO('kC'ri f'h11d1·rn or pets. Rr!'§ N'Qd. Ar!ults only-no pP!s
,..1orA~I'-Sl.~O ,.. S14.i ~V1r"'1. i;7;...3'l(l!t Ev~ II; 11k rnd~. 241 ,\\•ocado St. 646--0979
1.•1 & 1 .. 1~t nmnth., rrn! rrri • 2 BR . patJO. \.\linter rl'ntlll. + $:-ll Cl!'anin~ 6.-b!'!'11k11£t" SlSO/mn. P•rk·Llke Surrounding
C:illc f;j.')-722a. I 613--:tl:tl R.F:. QUtr.:T -DELU'X.E
l-2 Ar l BR APTS SPACIOUS BAyrront-fo.fodl'rn 2 BR-NP11r Bea<'h. l<llndf'ck. Al.'IQ F"urn Ba cllelor8 upprr duplr'(. :\ Br. ~-811.. frpl1·, 1;Mrp: AduH1. $215 m · patios * Hid Pooh1
Yrarly S400/nv1. \\ inti>r \\"1nlt>r. S235 yrly. fi7:l--212~. Nr shop'g * Adulti only
s:ioo1mn. 2?i 19th sc. NB. • J BR. ,,,. BA . STEPS TO Martinique Apts.
67:>-0236. REACH : S2Z'l/mo. \\'intt>r •RQJ1;-TB;1-p;;j" lm Sanlll Ana AVt'., CM \\'ATER~ . ltaM'. 642-3!112. M A 113 646-5.Y.2
sriar :'I Br .. fam rm .• pnv BALBOA BYA O.UB. Be11.utl C..o°'c·~•c':..;;c...~~~~~c ~t!nr1cck. sm ""'Soar m~-furn 1 hr. ovt>rlooki,..-tht" 3 Bdrm * 2 Bath
\I. inter l~e . $'125. 54H · ' h ~·0 2211 ~xt 105. Living room wi1h cathedral ~%6. 11.y. """"" 1 _:::::;:;:;.,.===c-;-n::-;l -"---~H~.-ch7t---1 ce!llnl It. Jrplc. St-pan.le
• • OCEANFRONT 4 Br .. 2 Newport eig 1 laundry 11re11.. Encl patio.
b11 , dshw, carfl"T, gar. ST.-il Cl:F.AN J or 2 Br_ Adlta, no SwimminR pon1 &. children's
w1n1f"r. Mft-4626. pP!s, IJ:i: kit. $1 3!>-$150. 2421 pla,vgmund. S200.
NICE ()('(!11.nlmnt 2 BR 1tpt. E. 16th St. NB. 646-1~1. HARBOR GREENS
Frpl<', C"pt~. r1rps. i1•\nttr. Apt. Unfurn. 365 f.46-4.l~
$2M. Incl util fi7l--021:i. ...,..,,....,. -NEAR new J BR., (l"Ollnd
HOUSES & Apts. \Vinter & G•neral levt-l wf 1an.ge. All con·
vf'Arly. $160 tn $1~. venience1 . Lftrge ft-need
r-.i11.nhi1ll Jte11.lty 675-46111 VENDOME rear yard. Child or ~ts
• ON BAY e wel co me. S l75/mo.
Nr. Lido. 1 Br 1:-.fMACULATE AP'I'S! 1-"~"c'~'-Jl_._~~~--~
61'°4"" ADULT &.nd NEAR nt-:w 1 BR. i rou Pd Sl!l.'i. .,...., J\/ FAMJLY Section --. levl"I w/1rar11~. All rnn-• \VINTER RENTALS Clo" to 1hoppi-, Perk ··• \'f-'n1encf'~. 1.ara:e lncd ttar
2-3 ' 4 BR. Apl1 .._ Spacious 3 BR'&, 2 ba yard. Child or pet t
ABBEY REALT'' 642---3S50 * S11.,im pool, pul/l'l'ffn welcom e • .$1 7~/m o .
l\.10DERN clc11n 1 Bdrm, * F'rpl, Tndiv/Lndry fac'h 645--2413.
1130. \Vln1'•r. 17\i11 Blllbm 1845 An•h•lmAv•. -====--c~--QUIET4Down1teirs 81\•rl #i73-40fll C'OSTA MESA 642-2824 1-=s;:~;;;]OOci;;;t.:O;;;<;[lbikl ... "':'!'"''"'~'"''"'"'!''"''"'~1 2 Br, rlf'W 1h11.s <'Pill, patin, It Br. 1irtgle adul!. pool, blk -8 Ibo.fl Peninsule encl ip.r. Ma ture 11dul~ or
to ncf'an. S I 3 0 -SI 4 5' · • re!lred prefri. No l)@'tl, S\48/
675-12Z>. 644--06.~7 eves. 2 BR, Crpt1, Drps, CIO!!M mo. 64!>-3515 or 644--0™.
;i BR. 2 h11 . ptif\o, \1 block to g11nlge + perkint. Bl1n1. SPACIOUS 2 BR. 2 b11, ne'l\·1.Y
bt-ach, $2?i, '-'1n1t-r. Adlts. StJS. l710 Rut&ft'I Dr. rtdrcorAIM. \V&lk Ill 1chl1
61':"~ ~19, 6'12--044~. k Mlop!f. I chtlri, nn pPI~.
The char1n o f Old World Spain a\\'al\s you 1n t:osta J\otesa
a t R ing Brothers' !vlediterranean \"1 llage. The cn11ntry is
the setting \Vhere qu a 111t. bric k-tile d courtyards and palh·
ways wind ove r strcam.o; anrl ponds to 1he door of your \'ilia
apa rtment.
In side, beamed ceilings, \l'Ood paneling, colnr·cnordinated
d rapes and c arpels are enha nced by imported grassclolh
\\•all coverings in \varn1, natural tones. \Vet bars and fire-
places add to the cord ial atmosphere. LArge palios and
balconies provide spaciousness anrl light.
The r ec reational facilities include nig ht -l ighted tennis courts,
swimming pools. a gymna.c;iun1 'v11h sepa rate health clubs
for me n and women and bi lliard and garne rooms.
The location of Mediterranean Vi llage is ideal -convenient
to all Southern California -111 inutes fron1 the Pacifi c Ocean
and Newport
Clu b.
Beach, overlooking the Costa t\itesa Counlry
A complete security system assures you r pcivacy v.•hil e you
enjoy the serenjty of living at Mediterranean Village.
UNFURNISHED AVAILA BLE
l bedroom
1 bedroom & den
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5 < "' m
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From S150
From $180
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ORANGE
COUNTY
AW'ORT
NEWPORT
BEAOI
RENTAL OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M. • & P.M.
2400 HARBOR BOULEVARD, COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92828 PHONE : (714) 557·8020
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Rooms
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460 Found ( frM adt I 550 400 Room1 Apts., I A.t. Unfum. 365 A.pl. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unf urn. 365
Newport hac:h Newport Beach Newport B•ach furn. or Unfurn. 370 •·>."!Al ". B"DROO' I ..... .,--0------,----r " _r Qnly. Bach1•l11r r-1•1, ge C>U>kt, W/v.
Huntington 6each Roon1 $7;,/fni>. ~·11rn. Uul crpt, nf'll.' 11.ll f'lt"t hc!rnl'. WANTED: Roommale lo
430 R•nt•l1 W•nted
NOTICE GRAY atrlperl kll1en on In.
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1111'a Nr l1u•hai·•1·s ill«fki't. ON BEACH! <===~~~---~~-1 lro1n QC College. Privale NOW YOU CAN AFFORD
RJ::Al."l'ORS & RENTERS
The houaing oUice of Un111t'r·
11ty nf Cahrornu1~ lrvi11~ I&
expandu1g 111 hsr1ng 11e1'Vll.:t'
lor otl c;1111pu.( rentals. fteal-
tl')ra Ii rriva1, ownert RtT
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m•ITlf'fl Ir. ~ingle 1turtrn1.-&
f a(· u ! 1 y Rt·ron1m0rla t1ons
wuh us. \\''rire or phone fnr
11 Jisling form fron1 : Hous-
in ·. Otrlce. Library Ad mn1-
i.<1rra11on Bldg, UC Jrvint,
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FOUND \l..'tst I ni·k key on
1he \9Th, V1r t Ull01o1• CharltE'
on llar(M.1r R!vtL ~10-!'lOl(i.
FOUN D b1~ shor! haired
hl11 r.k r11.1, 111c Pearl 51., Lag
BMl. 494-6212.
NEWPORT BEACH ,\lal!Jl'l' a;Jult onh. l"lT:i/n10. N1tf:l'oom for \1·orking ROOM & h11!h, prl. enlr. Nr. Bedmoni. Very rea .... )nable.
Y1•ar!y n•11!;1L liil-tif»!I I • mtui. 1o1 1lh fir wuhou! ('(lr}I(. OCC. Cl)()k1ng & pool pr1vgs. Call bt1o1·n ill-2 pm only.
Enjoy $750,000 health club & spa; 7 pools, 7
tennis courts. Bachelor, 1 or 2 Br's. Also 2-
stor y to\'-•nhouses w/ 2 or 3 BR's. Elec. kitc h-
ens. priv a te balcony or patlo. Fro m i 110.
Subterranean parking, elev, 1naid service.
FuU-line food market, dry cleaner, beauty
salon \•lilhin complex. 7 beaut model apts.
9 am to 6 pm daily, other times by a ppt .
J am boree & San J oaquin liills Rds. N. of
F ashion Island. 71 4: 644-1900 for lea sing info.
I I U ' R NE\\' APTS 111, nr1v"• ,. C-1• •'I•<•, &~RI~ 11ttf't :-.. ""7-9616. YEAlt . ·-nlurn -Br l ii I Ar ,. • --"~ ~-"" From Sm 611-il'.1:.'6 l'p.(/1,1rs: P1~110, R,lk to 2 HR Froni $242 1===. ~.--------Gu•st Hom• "415 GIRL or cpl to ihare rountry ~-_!ll..Xl. 673-~~-·--3 BR }"mm $375 SI N{,L~. 1'10tn pnvate rn-E ROOM I house_ 20371 Sun V11Ury Dr,
3 BIL 1. Ila, ("Pl 1lrps, hlH1s 1 Furniture Av1tihth!e llantf', pnv. b111h, n1a le * PRIVAT l...aR Cyn.
lllk Bt•h. Nr ~hu11'g .~n1r, C,·ir·rv>ls-dra""s-dishiillshcr a.du ll nn!y, $20 Jl('r wk. ~-,,. eld•'rl v 1'>1rly Rright ·cc-~==~~=~~-Bl.ACK [..,1b male puppy,
111lout 6 nu~. \'1(· Top of the
\Vnrirl. Ulg. Bch. 494.ffl37 .,. ,~ 673-"799 1·hf'"J"Y 1ta~deu surruund111gs. • • REACH. APT-~'early. Yrly. 6i.1-W!2~ 11!1 ·I r111 . healC'd JXX)l-saunas-lcnrus · ·' ' Nutruinu~ nil'a(( J.18_475.1 $134 25 ~lo. ~urn 1nr lt11 ul!l.
Sfll\-ffilt:S 2 Br~ 2 U<i~ rec roon1-orean viewJ PVf bath & roon1 !or ren1 , ;;--s;:Mc.p;;;,;;e·-;' oo;;;-'-;·~i,;'~'"-;;;2~17~4°'""''=c::c-c:::=::-I k ' ' I' $,-'· ft SF..'.i\11-PriYale' morn in drps, bl111~. •'ti('[ i.::•r. $175 pa11os-am pe pa r ·1n1 p1· Pnranee, pa 1. ::i 11... 2 ~'Df'NTS
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Ut'S1 t111me for J:f'n1lf'rnan. <>•v · · nf't'd room-
Lost 555
"'1. ~1IR-Ji08 or fi73-2.1"i0 Security guards. :>1~9:iri. 1 h $72 • c 1111 t.46-7:100 • ma: e, )-tiur s 11r,... . mo. p E R.'1 -,Tc,c,c,c,c, ,-,,;-,c,c,c. -c.,
pre.~Pn! 11pt. 2 BR, unturn,
Ii;: kif . \\'11! n1!lin1a1n. CX>s1rr
hoof dnclr. S200. Rf'fl. frnm
l;indlorrt /, llf'IE:hbnn. N R.
3.Sth ro .i01t1. 67~2205 nlles.
Days R96-54·1~
--------REWARD
J:'r•r Reeovery Of
BHJEFCASE
PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS
COZY. 1,, hlk ho;·h. 3 Bit 111
fi11. Pa110. All •·.~11·;1s. $1.:i<I.
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HUNTINGTON
PACIFIC
* BHAN/) N••w l>J-:LUXE 2 7Jl OCEAN ~~E8.1 ILB.
fir, 2 B~ :n·;u! Oct 15. (7l·I J 5~,,.. 1
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(lCC ,t, shopplnK. C.:.~I. area.
f'all r.1!+-J()l.;1
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Rentals to Share 43G G f R arages or ant 435
c n ,vt -N1ee :J 1001ns lur l11r'ly.
Ut1J. lllrn., sh11 rll' kir. Pr1. STORAGE, rRr~. P q ti J p ,
" n t . N 0 r'I r 1 n k i n I:. ~rses, OOA!~. Nr. 0 . Cnty
Rr aso11alllr 67.i-0621 Airpor1. From $ I 5 / m o .
No 'Juesrions asked
. ~111-:,0.1·1. 1
Af'.,:.._, __ u_n_fu_,_"_-____ J6_5 I Apt. Unfurn. 365 Yf'.<irl). fi i'..-. J:!l IC f:. \ . I Tf'RS CD
LIDO Ra~[r•m1 , IJot·k, 3 Rr, ---.--...... ---.. 12 Rik~ fronl IL B. p11'r. Yurn t·~;\\1.,LE ro•"1mn1alP wan11'rt, Costa Meaa Meia Verd• I S·Z:.(l. 0.-·f';'lnft•··nr, !urn. 3 Br e oc ~:AN VIE\\! From S135. 11111 pd. s1:; n1n. lt1eal tor B;il hoa lslarlll. Q,\•n Br. Call Garage for rf'nl. S25 f 1\fL. i<lurtenr needs Brir. 11nd
usr ol kitchen ne11r 0 .C.C.
67,-µ~ !!l.
Losr in f'ronr of 'furner
~gs N.A. 5-18-_1_1'3cc__
IJJSf 1n Cosra-.\1 esa area
h::e golden rlui,: '1/ndge Up
hack 1RhodPs111n
R1rl~Pback1 . Ans'>l·rrs to
'"illOOM>'". Rell'il1'fl: Please 2 BR '1urllo. ha & '1., 1lps,
cpl. heat('d pool ,e, gnr11i.:".
quiet r11.•1g l1horhtJ1!1l. !\' o
l.'h1lrlren, n:i pels. 6'lZ-804~.
.-\l "fRA(."flVt.; lrg rJ,.lu~
Br. 1\:e1o1• rlProra11on ,r,, t·rp!,
~a~):o{i Ga1·11.iit, $ J 5 5..
--,,,.--A-T_T_R_A_C_T-IV_E__ s:1T.i. A.c:t. fi!fr-07~1, 1 HR. t'urn or Unfurn . sludenl 612-~:120. L1no1fl. 67J.-02AA. * C~I064~~7 •
·• " t "" 2 HI( I '~ ha. Sl•'P!'; 1ro orl"<1r1. Ci\SA PLAYA, 14th & Aplt Ap~ ~I" (.'1n.K>sl' ron1 -~ ur., 11ew , · ·• •~., Off' R
1·11ts, d!"ps & pc.11\t, Xl111 loc. 1"1·1-,1(-. g:ir., r<itio. S2':IO ino. \\lalnu!, 1113· ;..J6-SJ6i. Furn. or Unfllrn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 tee ental 440 Mi IC. R• n ta Is 465 1-,'7'-"~"-1-0--0,,--c!i7i _. _:l.lcic-'~"-7!lc. ~-I
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CAMPE RS & BOATS t"r. male. d is apprartd Nr ~hop'.c: ,I'.: f1"\\·y, idrlll lnr f•M-7:i!J7. Newport B•ach ---------------1
I I Huntl.nglon Beech Huntr'ngton Bee~ ,.,·11111!1•, not' uh rt·n , !111 J:it'1~. Newporr Heights ~
$1~(.111110. 61:1-.::,1:-1 or &1•1-1 IOll
or !il·l-O'ij,l for ;1p1•:.
NE\V \Valrrfmn! Dllice1
}·rnn1 S360 i\100!h
Prun(' Lot,:;11 1on
Fenced lot storagt 50c Saturday from I 100 block of
2 BR. unlur11 :ip!. Poot.
Conv. 10 shop'g. $1371. 31:1 }-:;.
J71h f'I, t'Vr111'r.~ of l ilh &
SAnt.<1 AnA . 646-18:12. ----East Bluff
2 BR, 21 ~ ha, Bl!ns. t"r plc,
Crpl!<. Drp~. 2-car J:ara~P,
Pnnllrf't: area. $ J 0 O,
&44-640~·
Huntington B•ach.
FU/t,'i on UNFUH.'i
One he<lronm for 1he money
T i.1·0 bf'droi1n1.~ \\I' 11 1!1 show
Thrre hrdroon1s f•':tdy
Con1(' nn li>l 's (!O'
Qu1P t, dr:irlr11d ~ 1 1·1· r t,
rhHdrl'n, p•1~ •'\ll1~1d('n'd.
7681 Ell i.~. I hlk 11·,,~1 ol
8P;i{'h Blvrl .t .i f'n1111~
Storf'S. s1:i11 to S\7j S·li"-i:i..17
or .ll47--0!l32. ------KIDS WELCOME
Arrra r 2 An. Sl.19 .t-$!.°>9. :J
BR, $1,\19. All x1r;:is, f'"IS ok .
Ponl. fir,. hldg 17.lii2 "A"'
KtPL~n Lane. 968-7510 or
S-IZ-623.i .
Sl~
2 BR, unll!rn, cp1s, r!rp.c,
hltn~ Ch ilclrC'n \\elcomc.
l>J.5: -1-&-'.I-J:H{.'"° 2-1:7l.1-.-,,-.. ~;
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3rn.i:i J\1a<"r fl1·i>. :-16-10:11.
Newport Beach
RESERVE NOW FOR
YOUR BEST OCEAN
& HARBOR VIEWS
OCCUl'A,\:CY
Luxury Upls
fl'<'•' :"\t'll l"ll't
In J 11n11AI)'.
II it h i'tllOJ:·
• H;11·1~1r &
oi;PaP \·w11·~. n1·rrlooking
Lido !~le. \\"11h r nvironn1rn1-
a: a 111t'n1!1!"~ tv inr!urle
sr:o'l.000 c-luhhou.'<r , JYl(lf r,
un1 q11e fl""ll-hor. 3-sl(ll'y
[,,.,ri,.. \'allPy Cl1<1tt'illl & 1r;i.
it1 11ntv1I i!C"s1g11 Ol'f'f ~11b
h 11·:1111>~11 pnrking • \I 1lh
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p;i 1J'•1!1t•rl, r rwl••!'f'd ('<'ll1Hlll1 n-
11y fnr n111.1.1nn1m .~ri•11n1y ,
S111i:::Jr~, l hr!rn1. 2 brtr111. &
J IKlrtn luxury units of 2,000
sr1. fl.
}'1,1111 $2.i:i. ,\l\onlhly
VERSAILLES
ON THE BLUFFS
AT NEWPORT
1Al~J1t> Pacific Ct•ast Hwyl,
lx>h\f'f'!l i\'r11 p.lrl Bh·d. &
.'iu1wr1nr. ti"!·IJ 61.i-O.'.lfiO.
Opf•u 9 a111 to 6 p111
* N1('l' 2 Bit. Priol,
,:?~rrtJ:f. plll\o, hltn.~, erp1s.
drp.<. Arllls, no pcl!I, Slti5.
fH~-.IWll
Santa Ana
CAN'T BE BEAT
Sf:\GLF: S"TORY
Sott1h ,o;;ra A!n1osrhere
~ Bil .• 2 B.\111
Cal'pr1.~ !.:. drrs
Air Condilioned
Pri\'alr Parins
H ~:A TED POOL
PJ,..n1y o ! l;iwn
Carport &. S!orage
!ilDDEN V!LW,GE
i.·,oo South Sal!;i
Santa Ana e 546-1525
:l P.()()\J<; & ha1h, $1 00 11111
inf'I . 11111"~ Cl\l l ~!:/..()JO;\
hr111·r"n Ii & 5 .. \lr>n ·F1·1.
Apts.,
furn. or Unfurn. 370
Costa Mesa
IUel!lliBJllJ
- ELD EN -
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t----':;_3_c_n_,_,_. _,,_:1&--_1ic._,_,_· ---1 201:1l S~1111a Ann. I /\(·r·nss Sp;irkl 1n~ NE:\\I 2 Rl~Df":OO:'I!
2 & J RR'~. SlGO up. P;11 in, r1,,111 S.A. c,111111 ry C!u!il. i::.:irtk n ll)•arrn1,..nt. Lux11r-
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·•. blk L:. ol ll",1•·1•. '·'''·'""·. 1. Fldi•u Avt•, C: .. \I. • ,._ ' pa1111~. hi;u!s .,f 1·l~1·t.<. 6J:1-!"1l'S() !II" 1c1r~:r. OHO AP'TS Adults, ,\1:.:r. r.:.1-0211.
, 82?.1 A1la 111;i. l-2-3 Rn's.. ADULT LIVING--
Resort
Livinq
Lu:<u ry :irt living w lS\ nli!-
1\011 rccr('at1on .. sw1mmin1?.
tt•nn1 ~. hllliards, and 11f1l·
lryhnll, h"Hhh c-luhs, sauna~.
clul1hot1se, par!y roon1, rest·
ll€'11l tr11 n1s pro & pro shop
and tn1u·h m orr' Singles,
1 ,{. 2 Bi!'!-1. Yurn-Unrurn.
H1•111~ frnrn $13:i . _ :-lo
lro.<I' rrq11il'rd. Models Open
Da 1i11 lll lo 8.
OAKWOOO GARDEN
APARTMENTS
.'l:e'>l'fl<"l rt-Norlh
1!80 lr\'lflf' Ave 645-!f.f.iO I
:"\r \\'port-Sou!h
~:~,:'!n~ 642Rl70 1
VILLA MARSEILLES
BRAND NEW
SPACIOUS
1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts.
Adult Living
Furn. & Unfurn.
Di.~h11·;:i~hPI" rtilor c'•IOn!inat-
ed appl!ances • plush shag
carper . choice of 2 rotor
Sf"ht'mes • 2 ba!hs • st11ll
showers • mirrored "''a rd·
robe donrs • !ndirerl light-
Ing in kirchcn . brc11kfa sr
bar • huge prlvn!e fenced
p111lo . plush landscaping •
brick Bar-13-Q's -large heat.
ed pools & laMI.
3101 So. Bristol St.
('Ai l\ll. N. or So. Coast Plau.)
Sant• An•
PHONE, 5S7.8200
! Pon!. Pnvu1 1' t'ln~rr'I gtlr. Brand tl!'ll'. 1 ,t 1. Bi!rnis. \ll V DRIVE BY
'" h/" "\" n.,,,. rl•1\1 ,.r SI. 1 11H. "F11n1 E t • ! "'" .. ryrr. ••u-t1,,...,,, lh~!iw.1.~h•·1~. ~·1n•plfll'Ps. 2 ""\\'E ~D t & reitp'. ,elean
B 1 F 1 or tJ11f11rn. R1•i:r ""·111i.1n 111 out the h'C»~ures & u-11...~h • ' 2 BR, iv•r .. lndry r n1 .. s1011r, :11 1s .. 11tl0sc1 pa11os, 1'0<11 C<"Jsta i\1 r~11 . ti-1fi-!l':r20 1urn Jn10 cash thru II. D;iily
' crpls. <lrp11 S\.10. Child 0 .K & harllf'q ue. C:t l'\l(>rt~ •'-' P•lol Cl,•.<1'l•'•d •d. "'2P71
Nn Jlf'1i;. :i27-314·1. ~1on1gr. ~o lrak' rt'•1111rC'd. \D:=A=l=L=Y::=P;:;:IL=D=T=='"='::::'o'='~:::"o' :.:::::::=::::==-====:~;;;:::~=: -1.0311. S:1111 11 A11a A\'"· LRG. 2AR 11pt, 114:l. t-ch1lrl Santa A_na Santa Ana
OK. 11r sctils & shops. Ph: ,,.., NOW OPEN--1 -------------------'
5.1f\-17.1R. Br.1r1d n!•11 -I Br.. S\1~1-2 AH
WALK -~T=o~s=E~A~C~H=,-1 s1!10. H11 . A11 11111 rd. Pr11•.
p;111", liilliar(I rn1. !11d pnoil
Lol'Ply I, 2 ,t-3 BR's. Cpt, w , j:ii·uz~i. Adiill < 21Jl0"1
rlrp~. hltns, d\1'hr. 1147-3~ Birr·h s1.. N.n. ~1.»i-41.16.
Sl:ti 1 HR, 2 Ba, rpls. dr ps.,
bltn~.
S!l-1-2J:i2 or R1l7-~l'-l!H
HAVE A NICE DAY
LIVE AT CASA MONTERREY
In yo ur maintenance-fr ee I u x u r y
apart me nt. We do all th ose weekend
cho res whil e you rela x around the
poo l, practice you r putting and dri v-
ing, pla y billi ards or wor kou t in the
gym . After a hard da y at work en joy
the the raputic po ol and saunas. We
have 1 and 2 bedroom apart men ts
wi th air cond iti oning and firepla ces
just wait ing for YOU.
ALL UTILITI ES PAID
Adult Li,•ing-FurniMed & Unfurni~bed
6551 Warner, Huntington
714/847-8526
Beach
I BDR M 11 2:1. G:ii; & ,1;1 1,.r
incl. 1 oldrr person pref. Ko
pet:~. ~-12-~.1.~l --------1
$270. llut.:P :l P,lt llJ1L l11~h nn
Ba1·k !l;iy Bl11rrs \1 /2 pv!
li;il<1fnlt'.~. lrplc. hr 11 I C'd
fll~•I. loads of !"ifJS f'IS ,
1\d111i~. /<fo On111111i.;o Dr. I hy
C !l \1.11.S 1 (';ill r,i: .. 1~>o.
Apts.,
Furn.
Apts,,
or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370
Laguna Beach -------~-~I Newport Beach Newport Beach
1'.\.ll Ba ys1rlf! Dr., N'pL Beach
Aili Grunrly, Rll r. 67fi-6161
-BAY VIEW OFFICES
Drluxr. ~\1r-Conditio.,f'r'I
Llrln Arra -:.(le Sq. ~'t.
11Palonornic~ Rkr. fi75-6700
$~·~• 10 SiS mo. Grnrl fir,
11ir/c·onrt. 164,11 -B -C-D
N I'!" port B l\•d, Ci\1.
642-~1.1. 614-1if>1.
• NE\VPOHT BEA~
2fJ(}....1fN)..;I()() /I. J.'Jr.
Pl\. Mr. F.rvin, 6'7Yl-1601
Business R•ntal «5
per It. $10 min. 642-6."'60 El Cam 11tn Dr., C. ~I . ~~~~~~~~~~~! R1·11·11rrl :..i7-.'ii!T.
c 11-1 NE\I.' Mn!he1 C<tliCTI eal. red
flra roll;ir, V1r Sprinc-r'lalP &
Bolsa. H. B. RE.'Warrl~
P•rsonals 530
CONFll)~:NTI AL <"'1)Un~Plins:,
& rf'fC'rr11I ff)r allfJ rlion /,,
11dop11n11. ApCarP. 6,124\'.lfi.
VASECTOMYINFO-
ApCarr. f\.12-4436 -----Social Club1 535
Con!f'n1porary Cnup!eB
\\'!OF: \\'ORLn
f714'l R.19-21.~1 nr 521 .7721!
545---128-t
LOST ovpr 11· .. rkcnd, ViC'ton;r.
BrAch. f Pmale S 1 a m e g e
&-alprunt, Rt11•ard. Ca l J
494-7:100.
I.OST: .\l ale S r.11lpoi n!
Si11n1P1;e •·11 1, v1r. \\' Bay &
J;1th Si. N.B. Re'>l ard:! Call
coll eel 213-AT '49.164.
LOST near Cosra .\llr<a: GoU
Cn11r!'f' J2nd Drgr r e
Masonic r 1ni;. &nhmenta.l
\'lllUf'-Rr:'ll"ard. 3'1~20~i.
LOST, f'un11y fen1ale fr!ine, 4
mn·~ old. tnr1olsr <"Olor, flea
i111!ar, Cd!I! arra. Days:
li73.-16l!t, F:vr": hi,)-7110.
2 8 1.K curly h111r pup~. 12
\\"k.~ olrl. m;ile 11"/\l'hr chest,
frml \\'/ll'ht r!nt nn <'hf'sl,
YH· R":i Sehl, Ctll, ~J'l8·8C66.
LOST l,g a llf'rrr! m 11 1 f'
S!amr .~P r·al . V i c.
J\fl;in1s-~i;1;1nr111, C.~L F1ea
eol!;ir. re,1;11-.i. ~1.)7-0079.
r ur. dog. "'ale, \'i e
Hamilton & r ornnna. c.:-.t.
App 2 yrs. F'lf'a rol, chain .
li\fi-:i622.
:\1ALE Siam".~e ln~! rrom
M11! rlo.:·k nr Rf'lihen E .
I.Pr, $10 Re11·;ird, Call Po!ly
f.\2~~~ .
~ILVE:R GrPy 1oy IJl"l'1'lle.
h111r c-ul .~h<1f'/, crill ar
w/hrll~. Vir Bfllho;i T~le .
f1e1•-ilrf1 ol!C'rrd: 673-2.183.
1..0ST Tues .. Rik Lab. M11le,
\l'f'ariniz lr11thl'r !,, nea co!-
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fnr n1athinr shop, ~arai:;e or !~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;
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t11hhy ~nr11n1:(') cat \\•/rlurfy
11111. 6-14-004,11.
FF:\1Al.E rn1n. narhshunc-l
rPr1 1sh hrn. 1111!'1 h11 1r lip, 525
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* • liOO si1 fl. STORF: nr Found (tr" ads) 550
OFflCE. S12.'"iln10. COSTA
.\1ESA". 646-21'.IO.
S:\lAU~ olhct or shop
F:. \i"!h SI ., Cnsla r.Trsa $60
Rr1llonon1H'S Rkr. 67::.-6700
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WE
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CHILDREN!
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At South Coa~I ViHdl we rve11 h~ve f
$~00 00') (h•ld C<tre t enter & Ody School
• .\.000 }Q. fl. Cl.,!,tio• 1~ w11li l'ntrrra1n1 rn;i
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bargains izalore. Uuy th€' new ~t111f
Apts., Apl1.,
Furn. or Unfurn. 370 furn. or Unfurn. 370 ·'
Huntington Beac:f\ Huntington Beach
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Hunt ington Beach
• • • AND ALL
THE PLEASURES
OF ADULT LIVING
IN BEAUTIFUL
BACK BAY
l and 2 Bedrooms
IMAll l'rTI
ACCIP'TID
Vista
Del
Mesa
Apartments
Tvttin & Meia Drive
Sup•• do•• "' UC.I., l"'in•
lnduolrool (0"'1>lt>, SO u I h
(001t ,loro, 'o•hion l1lond
nnd th• lonch. Oly.,p;< pool,
••Hoet;en •••'•• wilh pn•ly
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b)oldgell
RENTS START
•155
Ph, 5454855
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rtc,-i r S\60 tnn 17~1 \\"h1!11rr, \\'<1! nr"r & :'ll;ii:;ool1;1, 1-"n!n
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nrt11·<"'. 2 ha th. h::P rP11r drv"lr
S!9:i n1n 12!0 l110:11n ,<;t.,
C.M. Days 646-~33 e v,..s,
f; 16--f(i8 l.
*COSTA MESA *
PAP..T Prr~1;in kll!Pn )<rr:o-S.·
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fii.>-:.i~·11.
Schoell &
instructions
GOLF LESSONS
575
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-FRENCH &-GERMA_N_
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u"K'I. 100' offier 2 lrn111inji: 11pll c-arcd lnr. no idr nn. Auto Waxlng
<!oor~. 200 11n1p i;1ngl1> ph11~e . f1r;irion. Collcgr Pk. 11rr11,
arup!e parking. 937 \\'. 181h C.1\l 2.166 Rulf;l'fll
Sr, C .. \I. 642-m4, 1o1·keM1 or :..i:.-26'.lti, "'· SJ\~:F:TER'S A11tn Polishing
Cf\mpl jnh Sl:1. Pmf. Frtf!
PJU h.\· appL &15-2::..;o. evf's 5.17-91\fi. LONI. h;i \red young fml ral.
XTRA h:i 1 .. ~prinkli -r....t. in-Blul' <"n<l \1h1!t p<>r~111n
r!u~!'l F.-2. 17;.'l Ml It " up. 11'/\l'hllP hont~. Vll'A fflllll.f.
Babysitting
Nr. s.n 8i. G.G. F11·y~. Vt(', .\IP.~11 f)pl l\111.r & Rock. COSTA MESA
PRE-SCHOOL
F.nroll now for 1'11.ll \\',..s1n1111i;ler inrlu~t P k. C,i\1. ~16-0l,"JO.
R9~].'i7.i
INDUSTRIAL Unit:<. C.:\-1.
110-nl J)'l1'1'f'r. $9:1, In
Slli7 ,, \IQ. Ph: f..12-14ll,"i.
455
STORAGE y11rrl \I ilh ~hPr!,
2100 i<IJ 11. S5.i mon1 h,
Harhor & &ker. ;,.cR-J41fi
R•ntals W•nt.ct 460
f'ROFES.C::JON AL C'Ollpl,. &
rtau1rhlf'r. rk'M furn111hPd
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11pt. fmm Qll'nf'r. \Viii f11 ke
s!nl r11re. Phone 675--0505.
Apr. 141i.
PA RK RANGER l.r "-'lFE
nt>M:I hnu!lincz 1o1•!thln rlrn•init
rltj;liln<'f' of Huntington Sr111l
R<-h. ~1in. 2 BR, unt\JM'I.
:1n-..445'!
KIND .~ illPO~ilivl ynun1 m11n
nrl'tl~ rm to f'f'nl w/op!lmum
p1•J\11r~· in l.11.i;: Bch. C11n
r11y $40 mo. C 1 I I Da vid.
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f 'OUNO u~. 8Pu1iful fC'm::tlr.
hrnll'll & \l"hi1P, AA]I &_ Pf'l>-
pr'r, hoonrl IYPf' rloi. Vic,
\\'f'!l!l'rn p11rt of Santa An11 .
R.l9-491W.
VF.RY ~m111l puppy fou nd.
Pfl fl GPrm11n ShPphf'rrl. Vic
Avnc111'1n St. Cns111 ;\1 ,,~11-
Call 10 ic1Pn1ify. 1342-748:i
mnrn ini;:~ nr Plll'ninR~·
18lh iv. i\ilonro1'1a. Iii day +
ful, day sc~~ion.11. Planned
program. hot lunche1. Agel
2~, hr.~ 6: 30 A,\! • 6 PM.
$2{) "·k-C0.'11rARE! 642-4050
81\B\'SJTTING h.v rhr hr ..
J)ay nr \l'rr'll .\1 on. 1hru r11. Lunrh"~ & s..narks
iurh1rtrd. l.O!'il.IC'I orf
Sao f)if'go t'\1·y nr11r So.
YOUND u.11. Be11utih1! fpmalr , Coa.~t Plaz;i . 349-<IOJR.
Do:.:it'. ViC' Springr'111le "'I cMCDCToH=E=R-.-.=.i1=1i-,-,"-,,-=,chc•_ ... -I
\\•11rnPr, Hun11ngton ~11<:.h. Tl.C in my hornr w/your
1146-!112'2. pre·schoolrr. Mr ll.l!I". !'llCI
F OUND lk111j1:le puppy ~ play y11rf1-,\•krli1ya o n I y.
mo olt1, fl"rn. Vic: Calle Ct1.\1. 64·l-7n2'i.
Hngar 8t GlnriP1t11. l\.hssion AAB\'SITIING. rn)· OO~.
V1t'jo. R.17-R.Vll \\'ppk d11.vs & \\Pf"llpnr;t~. Ho!
Bl.ACK A l11n puppy, kink• l\.lr11l1 & snarM. 205 2
hire Oobrrm1n. Vie, 7-11 \1'111111~ Sr, C.l\I. nr Pomona
M11rkJ11 on &kPr, C.i\I. S...hl. 64&-:~1.
:.4.~77:i. YO! fNG nlnthPr wit! h11hv~11
BF:IGE t1nrl whit"! fem11lt' in hrr hnrnf', chilrif'f>11 a.ges
kirrf'tl 11 0r>ut " mo~ oh1. 2-5. h;.o thl" y,•f'Pk . Lunc~8.
found ~1ond11.y vie RRlhoa !111l'l<'k<. Easr.~lfifo, C . ;\f .
Bl1·rl. It ·10th St. 67N715. &16-4ffi.l.
\\'ANTF.D Rtirlll'' tn rf'n! TAf'f: l'l'rf1rrlf'r lo11nd Cd~ BABY SnTTNG . n1y home.
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r.:i tt,;, Ch1ldrtn 2 ~~ yr.:. /.: lot a:U'dentna • •ma I I * WALLPAPER *
tip. C'11l l rr, 1tu•l""'t"I, 642-1\427. land'K'aplng Mrvite8, call "'hr n you call "Mac"
Corpentar 54.0-~198. Servln.r Newport, ~A-1~4~ f04.~J7U
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ADDI T. g, Sho~! w .. ~1clltf. • INTERIOR. EXTERIOR *
lrin<i"''· flppa1r , r111\. * L ;NOSCAPING * Llr, .i""', tua.i·an1e~. r11 11 !'1l'lthte, llr ttlr , ."I H1.rr111 Mi-.!~. EJO;pf'l'I
pa11P!1ng An11q. 1•11rn. -1 NPw J11wflll . 11p1•1nklf'I"!', •r· a trlf'1'11, sp1"11.yini.:,.
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LARGE OR SMA-LL 1.1 .)r.~ ll>C' i"xp. 5.16-122:1. k 1Mm SlR\ l •lnry S.V..'i.
AL! ';-'P"S \l 'lrk · C111 rlonr-,;,
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Com m. ft-lh-:il ~. l;j.;...ji;J:t
Child Care
f'ree nr. Lir'd/ln,;, .'l(l yrg f'ROF'ES."-IONAL G11.1't!Pt'lf'r. .. I I ·•I' .. , ~~ e .... p . .()("II Ir A. ,....UO\,,.. tN'• work, pr un 1n a . . $prink1Pr~. ('ll'IHl up ,job~. PAJNT-ING. prnre~11nn11\. "II
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Contractor
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rfmnrl , \\'11 11~. t'f'll•r.i;::, fl!YJrl'
ere_ :-l'l .l"h rno small.
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Arlfi1hoos k Rrmofi1"!fn11
l rr1·w1rk & So n. L1r ,_
f;j:}-f-0.l l • ::i4~21 70
Driveways
f'l r 1vew 11 y
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EXP. ,J 11 p•ni"~e Gttdenf)r. Pl•ster, Patch, fte-,•ir
l\T'\t'l>A-' hnll'. 11p-keep, pl•o! * rATCH PLASTERING
pP~!. tr1mmini. cleAn-up. All ty pr.•. Fl'fo'. •.•tim•l.es.
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Exper .Jap11neu Garrfeo1"r
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THE AMBITION-
WE HAVE THE
KNOW HOW
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F'A.liif EXPANDING JN·
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THROl!l;11 nun COM-
PANIES f'OR-'tAI . TRAIN.
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1 f'OR TV.'0 1 t,. ANY NE\\'
('.\R or YOUR CHOICE,
\\~HILF: F.N.JOYJNG THE
SECURITY 1.. Pf1.ESTTGE
OF" A NE\\'. EXCITING
PROF1'.:SS10N>.f. CAREl:lt.
CALL NOWI
558-0444
LARGE OFFICE
RELOCATING
TO
NEWPORT BEACH
The Avco Fintncial Center will be the new home of GUL F INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY'S Pa cil;c Re9;on. W e "'ill need a completoly
new clerical staff and in suro'Jnce experieric e will o'Jssura you of Growth
Opporlunity ind Advancement with our FIRE arid CASU ALTY
Company.
Wt have the followinq
INSURANCE
positions available:
GENERAL OFFICE
Casualty Raters
Property RA tar •
Eng ineering & Audit Clerki
Policy & Dictaphone Typists
Secref•rio'JI Receptioni1t
General Offica Clerk!
An Interview
553-1757
To Arranqt
CALL !2131
Sund•y, Sep!. 26-l pm lo 5pm
Mondey, Sept. l7-9em to Spm
THE GULF
INSURANCE GROUP
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
ANGELS
DO-IT. YOURSELF CENTERS
\Viii Re OptninJi: A New Store In
~/untlngtnn Beach in October.
\Ve will hi:tve a nurnher of full & pai-t time
position,., ;i vai!able. \.Ve are interested in
career m inded people. Anj!els offers &n un·
U11t1;illy ~reel opportunily for advancement
bec1111se nl our rapid ~ro\vth & expansion.
Excellent employe benefits are available lo
full time emrlnye.<;.
In terviews \Vl ll be conrl ucted on
Sept. 29th & JOth from 9 a m. 10 4 p,m ,
at the Rova! Sui tes Motel.
1.i401 Beach -Rlvd .. \\le ... tni inster
Please apply in person.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29TH
Experienced Sale.c; Positions Only
PLUMBI NG-Ei l ECTR ICAL
HARDWARE-AUTOMOTIVE
HOUSEWARES-SPORTING GOODS
LUMBER -BUILDING MATERIALS
PAINT GARDEN-PATIO
THURSDAY, SEPT. 30TH
Non.sale." Po.c;il.inn.c; Onl y
CASHIERS e RECEIVING-WAREHOUSE
LUMBER STOCKERS e LUMBER LOADERS
TRUCK DRIVER e FORK Ll~T DRIVER e CU STODIAN e
Paid orientation, job Instruction & on the Jo b
train in~ will be conrtucted in one of our exist-
ing .4.ngel~ store.~ in f;arden Grove or Nor·
1valk prior to the ne11· .-.tnre opening date.
ANGELS HOME CENTERS
A division of IJa.v!in lncnrpornted
.A..n e<1uAI opportunity en1plnyer -Remod;I-& Repeir
SPEC'! i\!,l?.F'.O
As~ for Mr. Gunther Help Wanted, M & F 710
ASSEMBLERS for <'amIM"r An Equ•l Opportunity Employer LOT MAN, GEN'ERAL
fa.rinry. Apply Ma.i<lrway, l ~~~~~~~~~r,~"ij~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:::~ri~r~M1jJ,~r~•~ll~m;•~o;•~•~'~"~~"~'~"~"·~"'~
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bnnrl•rl Sm;ill ,inhs, ma1nl.
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Auto Parts Delivery
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I NEWPORT
P•rsonnel Agency I» Dov•r Dr., N,B,
••2·3870
ACCOUNTTNG CLERK
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COST AW AGENCY
'190 Harbor 51 •l Ada.mi
R.-,81 1\,,o,011f•<'h1rinr
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BUS
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WUTMINSTE~
SCHOOL DIST~ICT
14121 Cetlerweecl Avt.
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f.f,..r11 S)'t'ftm Dil'h"lci
l'ln1I fllltn1 01te
l'er Applications
Wod ., Oct . 61~. ''71
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DAILY ~ILOT
4:12·4·!20
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SCHOOL DISTRICT
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St•rl $430 P1r Mo,
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COMMERCIAL
TELLER
-UNITEO-
CALIFORNIA BANK
No, 6 Mrm•rrh S•y
Sn. 1Aa-i1111
496-1273
COOK
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WORLD TRADE
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546-1311
J. W,
ROBINSON'S e NEWPORT e
BEACH
Full Time &
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for
MAINTENANCE
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today li:ir lnterv!tw.
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Rest•urant
BUSBOYS
AND
DISHWASH!RS
Dey l Nlgkt
Apply 10 per.on only
REUBEN E. LEE
l:'ll E. O">AST HIV't'.
NE\\'PORT BEACH
leubPn;
Costa M11a
P/Tlme
HOSTESSES
Nltts
+ Apply •
• Be-fort 11 AM 11r ~·l ~M
IS" W. Acfam1
Co1ta Mesa
[)()n'I tfv~ up th• thl!)'
"Ll11t" tt In cl11.ntrtlld, Ship
fn !ho~ ~IUltJ.'. 6t~7l
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,34 DAll.Y PILOT Salurd.tJ, Srptrmbtt 25, 1 'l71
[L , __ -_1[IIJ• [ -~, ........ t . [1Tipki711w11t J(j] r --~ l.__·_-__J. ll§l 1 ---1~ I I~ I ·-;.dal 1 -3 Lin-. 2 Time•, $2.00
Holp W~t.d, MI F 710 Help Wentod, MI F 710 C.ameras &
Equipment
G•rage S11le
'°'
112
2
Gar111•-.S.i, &( I I
' 112 MJacellanNUt Ill Piann/Orgen1 Dot•
RECEPTIONIST
Busy Otc. Good Typing
Ctill Lon'aine
WESTCLll<T
PERSONNEL AGENCY
2043 Wesrclilf Dr-., N 8.
645-7770
SALESWOMAN v.•anted for
fine chUd1-en'1 :1tore . 'Ex-
penenced prelerred. The'
Red Balloon. Hunllnglon
Harbour, 846-16(.6
SALES -Men
STOP!!!
LOOKING & ACT
Sales minded pen.ion, see for
:yourself, a real career 011-
p0rtvnity. Xlnt ft1n1re for
rlght man. r:arn1ngs Nin1-
mence immcdla!cly should
be in excess of s:IOO. p('r \\k.
No canvassieg or sol1citin,t:.
Interviews by appolnunent
only 9-3 v.•eC'kdays. Lou
Corno, &J:l-2771 •. ~---
SAL ES
OPPORTUNITY
MALE -FEMALE
Ji crra.\I' your income, 1ub-
stantit1lly in ~u r sput·e
lime by rcprrs1'nl1ng a uu-
ique fund ra1s1ng pl'Ogratn
to schools, srrvu·e clulrs ,\,
social orgRn1zanons in &
around your t'fln1munl ty.
\Ve are a ma.ior 11a!lonal
publisher. Hii;:h t'On1miss1on
Y.'ilh <"S!ahlL~h<'d aC(.'Ounls.
CaU Mr. Linl'r for irtl<"rview,
j~1J31 62:>-734:1, ext 1717.
Sales Management
Candidate
SR. Citiul"IS, Serv. s t.a. \lOrk,
pfliilK', $2 hr. King's Lldo
Arl'O, 3£.00 Ne'.l'JIOrt Blvd.,
N B. 673-9950.
TEl.J.l::R: Brr1ut1fu! brin k !fl.
ra1N 1n scf'n1c area. Great
11d\·11nerment l?JlporTUnu;y.
SI.art $400.
Call Jean Brown. 54(1.(46
COASTAL AL:ENGY
2'790 Harbor Bl at Adan15
TITLE
SECRETARY
\·a11>d in thf' Irvine Jn1lus1-
r uil Con1pl<'X l~ "-'Urrf'ntl.)'
tak1!1f.: apPliCalior13 for R
""cret11ry to work in our
('0111rac·1.11 deparimf'nt,
\'Oil m11!i! haVE' :\-,) Yf'11f'll I"'·
('C/l! iH'CN'taria l l'XPf'r. &·
ha vf' good typ111i; !., ::;11
i;lnl!s w1tti the ability to
h.1ndle a van•"!y oJ dencal
~1111f's. Co11tr11c1s or fl111r-
krling t>xper. in an <>1f'C-
tro111cs ·rompany i~ desir·
able.
Good starring salary & hin,t:e
brm'lit~' program inelud ing
12 da}'1' vacation during th,.
f1 rs1 yrar of rmployn1f'rtt & .
a stock purchase program.
VARIAN DATA
MACHINES
;:i. Varian subslcl1a ry
2722 ~1/CHELSON DRIV~~
1SAN OIEG0 fo'REE\VAYl
AT JAMBOREE 0 .1-'fo-.RAMP
1 BLOCK ·OOUTH OF
;\11Cl-IEL.SON DR.
JRVJNE, CALIF. 92664
Equal opponurri1y employer
_. ' ----------2 FEMALE puppJN, % I.Ab., • LV'u ... , p I c PATIO SALE SAT. Ooly > c.,.... ul<. WATERBEDS ONLY Ill. PIANOS ** ORGANS \'i C.nn'"' Sh•p., 6 wlu old, ~~· "Pl"'• AK •
TO\\i'ER 8mm rnovl•
je('tor, camen, lights
SCrt'f!/1, $225, 968.$0.
pro-... Antique cbem occasional Kine or queen sl..R. Btst 20 Lt>.rge aiel~n • Save $U Adorable. Need irood home. Show quality, blk ma.slt's, 6 1'. aurtboard, S7.::i<l; Buick table S3:1, IUltiqiw knitting aaun VinyL 5 yr, Jactory ~w _Used * Ea.sy Tmn:1 &4a..:tll6 silver blonde1 Ii. apricots .
OHV V..S e~ne, many nt'W table Sal, old maple gamt!' 1fUaranttt. ~. Mon & f'ri '"'" 'lil 9 548--0523.
Pti., $7'5; Bonan2.a Minibike, table round $40, end table, S d 12-5 BLACK main & Smokey YORKlES champ .11 i ~e d • * C.Omp!E"te S..\fM r.tOVJE
OUTt'JT. Call 541-2338 fm' u ba.&ket. envine bad lt, J;'IQ; 1.nn 18 1 I> O'KEFJo~E-Merri\t range' ~I-" ~tell ay ..__ Inf fen1ale kltten1, triaky & -• ~KC w'h I , d ma.~r;any , al)'!'Jl58.fl , good cond. $25, Tire!Wheel. r • r:nwY ep,...,.io: OT. ma.ie.11, ,.. . e P
tettierban !i'f!l, good, .$6: coUee table, mahw;:any $11. 1.1>~ 110. Bar ,....,. •-• FIELD'S PIANO CO. loveable. l!KW Federal Ave., 7118/71, 5 <An. pedigree J.'ortl flathead V.S engine, --,, .,... CM t 642-8698 .$2S; 2 ear[y J>"ortl chroin:r~ b)ry(·le • 3· speed lad!F'S $6, 675-5347. 1833 Newport Blvd, urn, .
rlrtai!.~.
F urnil ·u-,-.-----,-,-0-1
with ncir-ne11i· 6:50 X 15 ma.pl,. itudent desk, $20. WATER. bl'ds, All i izei . Costa Mesa n 4/645-32'50 FREE WOOD AFGHAN AKC, chan1pa.gne
Returns from Rent•lt tin"!! $15 ·ea .: r-.1 o u n t e d 1 ~"~8-='~""~·~~~~~~-m.9s, AD. about pa_ckage HA.mtOND, St• 1 n w a )', 1644 Superior, CM 646-3231 oolor male, 8 mo'1 old • .$100.
SALEll 8:I5°X 15't:ire, $4 : smobd GARAGE' Sa.le: Childttft.11 deals. 5 yr, guaranttt, We Y.ama.ha. New • Uled 1_P_h_, __ .,,.._7_12 ______ 1 Cus!om f"u mnure Renlal glalll'I la.mi), .$2.50: Otti:er c Io I he•' n e w box-can de:l~ver 646-2296 PIMOll or most maJcea. Beel IRISI-1 SETTER puppies,
Corp. 1:ooc:Hc.~. Downstain et 462 !'lpr\ng1/matl. 927 Coro~lido 2 BEVELE.O edge plate buy~ in So. CaliJ. a t Schmidt I I~~ AKC, champio n line. Jlf'~ale Divi.irlon SI. Ann·s Dr., Laguna lo°':;c_c",c~·cMc. ____ ~-.,.-. 1 . 1 __ 32 .. • l MUSJc Co., lll07 .N. Main, ht• and ..,... • s,s7_9428 • 7 7 g a511 mirrors. ·-= -Santa Ana
./ BEDROOM-<tnt&ser. mlr-Beactt. t!M-1 4 • · Machinery 116 36x32". New cond. 2 tor $25.1~-~--·------t;;;;;;;~:;;~ I GElu.lAN Short Hair Poiot·
1ur, h('adboard ~ 2 nite ~-----=~--~ 1------~...:.' --.,--54~1042. GRAND piMOB, Tremendous I er 1 yr. AKC, .sell or trade.
stands, "''as S:t35-Now S99. GIGANT IC GARAGE SALE ATLAS 10" lab!e saW $125 ------------1 se 1 ec t ion fron1 Sf.ml Pets~ General 850 ~18•81gg.
,; MA'rl'H.ESS, box sprlng11 8' Gold couch. new crib & or trade !or 10" ndiAJ 11nn YACJfT Club Mrmbership Cor.certs 10 Baby Grands, Io~=~---=--~
&. fran1e, mw j11s1 i.13. maHresi;, 21" 1V. Reelining saw. 83.1--5127 daya or fOf' sale. $500. below cost. 11.ll reconditioned, Prices JIUSll Setter, AKC, lernalt>,
./ SEVl::!l.AL Bedroom : s rhalr, $:bl eat;h. HO\lsehold 4S4--0M4 f'vis. Tota.I price SlOOO. 546-5751 start at ~. C 0 AST ANIMALS R US • • Mynah.s 8 11.·kl;, Champion ,ire, Best
s1arun1: at $59. llems. ioys, loads 01 -TiioOil-'Jc.-,;;'1ii1kki-;;=;,i;-,~.;;--i(,;j"•!&d cd~•~Y~•c·~64~4~47~8~5~<~'~"~·-~--1 MUSIC, Newport & !!arbor, S.l9.95, Parrots S14 .95 , of Jitter. 812-16:.2 ./ D!Nl::'lll:: bl & 4 T 11ll.'1 '"''-"--' Poodles $25. Garter 1naket.l-"--'--Co-'.,:,_:_:_::::_ ___ I · sc.ts, ta e goodie:1. AJ50 dt>lux~ Niagra pov.·er. Abo c 0 mP1r 1 e 15x1j OYSTER carpet. Early C.~1. 642-2851. .Sl 98 3645 W Mel" dd WI RE r ox TERRIERS chair~. S19. Rec.liner. Sat & Sun. 502 E. wt>ld1ng oµtliL VER y_ Am. air v.uol oval braided ~IMLl\10ND M-3 w/reverb, SA .839-8520 • a en, AKC REGISTERED
./SOfA.lt.chairsets,start-Oc e"nlr o'nl , Ba l ho• rug12xl5 Red&hlkcheck _ _, I =·=-=---·~--~~ 5-I0-6357 . l 'l<'. .... CJ-IEAP! &lli-6089. · · . Xlnt C<l r11.1, .$750. COAST GE E h-•ng a1 ~·" 673-7699._ ed sola, Hkt.: oow. 64f>...2331. MUSIC, Newporl & Harbor, ES ' grey & .,.. ae & ./ BEAUTIF'UL Sp an I ah 1 ----~-------1 Mi1ceilaneou• 111 ducks. Baniams all kinds
lrvdJ sofa & love seat, was PATIO Sale: 3 tamllies. -":".:--:--.,---..,,.-UPRIGHT pia~. rosewoodllicl.5>1ii.'i6<'Gl-T1181'5l_._H'u'N'.-;: l-~"'.:~~·:2-~so~.c26~I2:_;•~1'~"~:D~•c· --SG20 now Sl99. Jodoor & outdoor lurn11urt>. JOHN'S BIKES case, $225. Antique Emplre1 up R l G It T H A 1 NE S . , . r 1-both I-I _... Rabbits For Sale ./ END & Cocktail tab/efi Air rorripresMJr, range llood, NEW .llO a ~,,.,,. """au CO•iu. BROTl·IERS piano, Good
startin" 11 1 .$5 .,.ach. round su1k. l.iikr, books, 1~ 961.-0646. condition. Be.11l ()ffe r ·l----'c'clc-5040::.c:_ __ _ "' Shorr supply due to dock ./ LAMPS. lail:'e & 11mall string gunar & miscl. Sal & . strjke . DOUBLE maple bedstead S5. 64&-5749. Cats 852
staning at $2. Su n 25th & 16th. 1620 Kent REPAiR°S lll-14 ova.I .bcaided I'Ui $35. HM1MOND Chord organ. ----------
-/ 20 SOFAS, big s~lection, Ln, \\'e!leliff, N t w Po r I ALL MAKES & MODELS 4.'16 V'l'l'n shag rug $5. Xlnt t.'Onri. SS90. 3 Purebred Se 11 I point
a;]Of' & design. slarting at !Wlich. 2310 Nt-wport Blvd, C.M. 96S-6288. &14-5617 eves Siamese kittens, 8 wk.11. $15
.$\:i. MUST CLEAR; Ot.rr OPfo:!'l 10.9 Mon 1hru Fri WALNtrr bunk beds, xlnt STEINWAY Grand, Xlnt. each. 673-3166. ./ 12' REf'RfG v.·/ warranty, GARAG ~;: \Vil! rakP any S \T SUN 9 S id Book
$1211. reasonable olfcr on 7 ·' '41.;.710
1
• ~1 th s:;d 1 case SOO. $2700, Walnut finish. SIAMESE KITTENS
./ HEAD_BOARDS, w h 11 e ou w malt. $3{). 673-3409 (31 Sealpoint $15 ea 548-2'538 c<H.1,ol)O.o;, ~ cl'trs, record -\\'ilf accept Tracie-In~ 968-7447.
1hey lasi~ SI . 1 --• . . PRIVATE Party W""" to BURMESE KITTENS payer, lape teC01uer. pie· , " G II · •-dbl 1 .. 0 ,_ .. , -o/ BEAUTIFUL pie.lures, ,..1 a er.s & . .-Ul('.r .. ,..,-,.w •. n.D Young Oils Pain-buy Piano for Cil.!lh. Shots, >1-0·"P· 537-4744
'
hlrf's. mt>ti's Clotht's, etc. OVl'rt gas r8.ng•, chrom• top ti I ID ;;'71rl.lng at JO. Fri nile 6 to 9 pm; Sat am·9 ~ nga:. 00 many r our 835--2278.
Usrd ,.~urni!url' 'f'aciory S7$. Corne-r bedii: w/lable, sm1 apt • MU31' SELL! 1-----------Dogs 854
1885 J-h1r bor Blvd, C:'of C1?dM11.. Jl3S Bayside Dr, sprt'art & bols!C~ ·sso. 2-26" >tcc:t-~2338='--~----I Sporting Goods 130
548-9457 i.::old panell_?d fOCJffl div~ders ~ KINDERGARTEN puppy
SMJTll C
'.
"" t ·1 11· •1 I I Ch' 76. PC \\'allace sterling COMB! 600'• ~. mn .. ker do•• P"PPY• 2 • mo', ~10VING . BY Ol"NEr~ ' . o "" ypewr1 er J, . oc ern g ilSl!i 1na il "---p •-8 ~"" .._. ... ..., ·~ ,-.. -JI vt>r, '"""" a ,,.rn, serv , b·-•· I I 11 S -l I h 6 pc J\ & o BR se!s, CusL bll $25, Kenmore v acuum close I $IQ. S HP .Miry.i bi~e 11200 11 ,.50 "'l-2338 J1iuings, po es. s ie farting contro or t e
I 15 h db~ '~ I I 7 cos1 ' St' '" • "' boot•, s-. C•ll "'4 ~"'5, •• h & ·1 W d 8' ;;ola r., love &eat, oak & c f'an~r . ca 1us, ..,..... on ge rame S 5. "" = ~..... ome commun1 y. e
pecan f'o Hre "-commode frame.~. rib! bo.x spring. * ~ ru: &42-8594 Ir •REDWOOD SWING & 6'3" PROPl-IEi' surfboard Sept. 29 7 pm. Marlincrest
d k h--2 ho I -1 -~~-''=-''-c-=-'~I SLIDE SIT, good condition --K •-"" -89
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Horses 856
APPALOOSA n1 a r t>,
strawberry roan. S yrs, re!>"
JIY but loving. Stabled a!
Irvine Equestrian C n t r .
CdM, .$400. Saddlr &. tack
avail.
675-0480.
H ORSEBACK R i ding
Lessons, Our horse $5 per
priv;ire lesson. Ail agf'S,
Engli'sh, \Vestern. Horses
boarded S45 n10. 5.57--0625.
CORRALS w/shellcr:s, tack
room. $18/mo. Santa Ana
Heights. Call 545-5911.
HORSE for lease, fully
English trained, expd. rider
only . .$50 mo. Carol 84&--9574.
21.i year r~g. Bay Filly
•• h.I I t I ec t' a,1rs, _ a lot els * AUCTION ,* . good cood•t•o" >'" •'"'' cnne.,. .rtt>"'U" . s.-.s, w r e vr \/(' so 11, -SIOO. Call 642-0757 "'All ~A • •uu "· ·"'· .,,.
gar.Hi set, mirrors & -n1any $18 ea. Misc !oys, dishes, ""'· U"t"t-'"''" NOVICE class starts Sepl.l ~~~~~~~~~~~I lamps. All muS! be rold, lainp~, tables, bo<1 t items. Fine F urniture SrAUFFER Unir $45. RUSSELL, 1 w 0 1 i n 27. Basic & good method of
Ouidoor tack room.
5-19-3173.
necdC'f'I t•. pionerr nc111 pro-
duc1 line for rstab!ished na-
tional firm. Agt> 25 ro J,';,
Top sal('S recorr! rtqu1 rt>d.
Background in nffsrl ·Or
graphiC' nrts pn:ff'rred. Coin·
plcfe training pr-)g'ram, all
rompany l><'nrfi!s. Ca 11
6JJ.J14:.! Monday &pl 27 f11r I•"""'""""'"""""" .. "-""'" Tues Sept 2Sth 11 ppoln!men1. TOOL MAKER
-'132-&174. 1626 Foo1hill Lane, 646--DJjQ, 3:W Ptrate Rd., &: Appliance. Smell dt>sk ·S5.00 surfboard, Good condition. oo{ltrol dog behavior. I bt1and J[•*J
San1a Ana. NB. Auctions Fridiiy. 7:00 p.m. •5-18-1200• $4S * 646-2Sl0 Martincres t Kennels, Mwin•Equipmwlt . Y.
0 S Windy's Auclt'on Barn 1 "'" -0 9 1 :-~;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;~ MOVING, mus! !!ell, JO IK' H U Ef'llLL sulr. 1'11ovi11g VACUUM c eaner, Singer J'i!l-\r.10,
Scriptoma11c In<'. Call for app!. 6·9Pi\I
SHIPPING I \\',,-f-tE-.1-l_O_U_S_E_ 1 _____ .HS-=;,cl-J;>--~~--
E'• t « yth1' • mt 1 -· -75" N< rt c· M "" -·o ,,,.;"hi, "'"', "<"•• """d Sto•e, Re1taur•nr, b,. d rm s u i If', buff f' t .. s • i:.VC'r n., IS b'" ~v :lfll wpo """"°"" •..,, " ., " • • """" 2 FEf\1ALE champagne po-
v.•/bookcase top, lg sec1. Refrig, D1n1ng t<'lblt>, B!'d~. Behind Tony'~ Bldg ·J'ifat'J $45. 67~2987. Bar 132 octles, about 2 mo's old. l yr General
\Ve!I krlO\l'rt lin11 rnov1ng to VIETNAM sol a, lamps, la hies, patio Chf'st or dr.iwf'rs, R!lg-s, l 3cM=-c .. c009,::,.'o' ococcpoy_::poa.,'.-,=-c. '-I -ucP"R-J"G_HcT;:;c!n:_'_'_'_'_'_l_00_,_'_66_IE ·-X-'C_E_L_LE_'_N_T--l,-t-,--m-od-,-11 old Great Dane, male. All I ·---C-A_P_T_A_l_N ___ _
chni. uprighl !Io o v t r. 0/t1~7'R Cnueh. Arm Cha~-~i 647. Jn original cartons. Tolly Craft T·S, }·.e, l m· chrome 1900 srrics NCR. AKC. &16--0142, 333 E. 171.h Unlimited license_ any gross Jivint" pron1 otf's fn>m lhJs VE1ERAN
entry level JOh. 644-1451 ~ ive·a\\'ay iiriees. · 11 2,000 sheets 8}5:' X 14" and mac. $11,tnl. 548-5098. $350. 673-9826. 1,s,tc ... c,.,M_.=~---~~ ''"'· 30 Ye~-ox""'ri'"" S.. Sun !I~. 677 ")'~'' V1clor1a l~ii-;::_'='::_:.:::_:.:::_::=---J ,::;;;.;::;,:::;:_ ___ ~ ·" ... J .--" Intcresring \\'Ork in spnr!lng
hOOfls field .. '\tart S250.
Call Bob '\l ll~n. 5-10-60"';:,5
COST AL J\G fo:NCY
011('f' in a Jifetirne oppor. BABY furn. Mollwffl rockf'r, SI., C.t-.f. .3,000 ~heels II~ X 1'l" MisCeRaMGUI RESTAURANT equip. for GRADUATE Nov Ice Obe-sail & power. Professional
l'I :<;Ian R n1gmf <'nrrrr in 11 grn $42. C'hRnging 1bll', --Sur PI us f rom tr i a I Wanted 120 sale. Dlsh\1-ashcr, \Valk-in, d ience Sharpen you & your sport fishtn~ guide; Mcxii:M
hlf•al branch ol onp of roun-\1·a!nul, grn !ri1n S55. Both ':~.~~~. :~i~;cr,(;O(Kpr:~~l i\~~.-Cdoo110064n~1~:13!:,on. 'P
2
•7ice .$70. lbls & chri;. €.'le. &16--0852. dog for the show ring. Wed. & Central Arncrica & Pa<:il-
1nrs h!J;l.:C'SI rornpanlf'll. DuJio('ki;, like nu. Clb ehr. a _ -··~i.e.°''· 7. &>pt. 29 l! pm. l\1artincrest ic Coast waters -lnstruc-
r'lanne"d tra1nir1i:: progran1 c·u~! .. u1•a ngr. yf'llO\\', grn pinf' trunks. pie Mlf', old SOFA. nlue S:t'l. r-.tatcbinJil: TV, Radio, HiFi, Krnnels 5-16-0989. lion In boat handling, sea-
l t I h-1 I r b ,., &I' '080 , .... u phonr, ;;pool l'!lbinets. CASH PAID FOR s..... 836 h. DR & I "·' P s .1-i>u Parn w 1 e You < Pt'or a ric ;_,.,, .,...., · (!hair $J:i. 2 comlllele dbl. • AKC Reg, RED, female, mans 1p, ce es._...,
raru. t"in<> brn(·lits pkg., • • S"L>·.-O" •II ··--" boSJ.ds r1~r curtains. bUgg)' bf'ds 125. ea. Coffee lahlt> "' f 0o~•ma" lo good horn•. J1avigaeion. PICK UP & car. C:'(.t-11ses p:11d. Thi" 111 " " UM..,, SC'<1I, old !ables, di shPs, bas-une urniture, epplianC'el!, SfEREO 1971 100 v.·att, ""'' " DELIVERY ANYMIERE: '"' furnilu rf'; 6 Desks, S15 up.:, l!5. End lablf's .$111 ilin. antiqut>11. Om pl~ or am/fm s1rteo 1\IPX radio & $45.
not a i;alJ.s .iob. Stari .$5~00. i·hrst ol itn111•er.1 S8 ·up. 2 ket~. Ptr.. l!Yll6 Jlolbum H.B. table & <:halff,. $30. Pl-Tise. houseful. Call day or night, 8 track auto tape cM!ck w/12 • 831)..9633 • captain 11.vailabl1 for eX-
Call Jran Bl'ti\\'n, ~l0-605.'i d1nrl1e srts $15 & S<m. J',lany 968-00;,.;, household goocb. 6•16-6089.-549-2241 Cr 5-17-7733. way air sus""nsio" •peak•• G KC..__ tended cruislng. E.'llcnsive
COASTAL AGENCY h " '~-COLO" TV" m"~,.. I•-,,, 1·k " • reat Dant' Pups, A '-"'au!. administraLlve experience.
7790 Harbor A! 111 Ad:irns
SALES: -I'<'o F:vc~ Qr wknds.
9 am.:ipm. N11r10111\'idl' ro.
nt>rd~ a f)('rson lo call on
bus111rss ,r,, prof('s~1onal oles
to explaln our "1't'Vh;c pro-
grnn1. No 1ra,·<'1ing. ~800 1110
guarantf'('d, if you Qu&.li!y.
For 1nlf'r~·1•. Call :">Jr.
1.R11·i~. 171·1) 5:,7-li21 ll!'[l\'ll
01 rr llrms. uabby's ...,...,. " • "-'" "''• '' CARPF;,TlNG. Plush royal ;~"'"'"'"'"';;;;"'"'"'"I :> y Ii t e n1 , Co 1n p I et e Golden lawn & tiger slriped Z790 llatbor B! 111 Ada.rm •ett. 3666 Nrwpo'l BIYd-. dble I.: crib chest of bl = ,, · wl-bl••. ,11-,, -ntrol•, lo&c'-'-"=17~·=-~-~~~-I ---..., ii ur, ·"' sq y.,.,o;;, matching, \\/ILL pay Sl!V-Sl'.l for good "" '-" (Brin d I e J '' G JAN T '. \rAi\'TED Ch inese t'OOk, more c .r.-1. 646-4~1.'iS. d1rawers, r.n11ar r a fl g f', drapes. fits ..P.illermo model u.sed sel or luggage Call al! cylindrical dials. Sold for Reas. a,s7_7480 18' CABIN Boat, 25 hp
than 4 yrs l'Xpf'r1r11rf'.13_:__5clOCN1-".Cll..CoCld"-ll-,-,,-.ul-o_n_<o_l'-I c· othr~. srua . npp!ianf'es. Ylt 1-hrbor V1e1v homt>s, ;5R:i. 6 prn : /1.17-71;}56 1349.95. As...:;ume payments POODLE CLIPPfNG Johnson, just o'h<1uled goo(!
Salary $700. l:l<'r n1fl, Con!nc1 1 1 7'11s'' t:ood.<;. 3 l\1tt1•11s. &" •.~",._ • · · 1 l lJ = t t·' b 1 1 conr1., new paint, $375. 11' &· OVf'Sl'llt, £an11' st1. col re . ..,....,,>m>_ o , .. ~, or o <U a o
:.'.Ir. Slanlf'y Yf'f'. :i40-69,l!9. ,.;,_rod tbls. Unusual cru'i.hed Sat/Sun, 10i\~ !(l 4Pfl-1. 431 1 ,==::~==~~,....-~ Musical Instruments 822 Sl9S.45. U.S.A. Stereo J;',.,,i~ Newport Dog Groomery 2903 Row boat Evinrudc 5 hp
!)arn & 4pm.
E --A'"a"Ja Cd'! 673 361, BEST OFFER Sij_~·er lo.-.; ~" C Newnnrt Bl. on Peninsula. sA• "'o ,,-62 S CURITY W 0 ~1 AN oe <de <I _for ,.,1 .. et l•"l"g ~01 ••·t. '-'-• '' ' -· mcnt \Var!'hou~"'. i-191 E. .... eng., r;i . .,..,,...,, ~ •" • .,.... c~=c=~~,~-=-~-1 r.hub. Sta.uUer-f'.xi!rt•iM!, 19" COT\'TELLO Accordion, 8 & l .,,_ '"" 671--7766. OFFICERS ho11S<'(;\r1111i°m~. 5 1H'~ ~a. ~ G. ?~Sll. ORIENTAL RUi::. $:io. 8 pc nWTV E·~ :!o,;... t -17th St, Costa t.1esa. EN.S.2442 WHALER-Type Mini Sport. 1 -'-c====~~-~=o-•. . 17, Sof . ve. '--1''-'~ ~z. 4. 1w1tch. J20 key bas 1. SCHNAUZER Stud r1ayS\\'.CanprfJVhlPlransp. RE SET incl!t> •ie-l, '" a "' Girl~ J:illil'; Col t. 3llO (()LD caih&T.O.P.Bc;1ul.Artley STEREO, 1971 Garrard ' pupe, 12'. 2Shp F~vinrurle, COrt50lf'
Fu11 & p/timf'. Pa11"0l & ~>18->17~. DP 0 XE L DIN. :.hi n1althing cl\air, $75. F.l.iropf. ;..,,;~'t cr'dii:'liTJ:.56!J2 flute w/c8!i.e $93. Both x!nt inodel full tereo ha ger 1ervice, Grooming, Terms. controls. Cost $1595, Sell guard d uty. O\'<'r 3;, yrs. l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 8 c. val iabl" .,..,~ lltra'g Libtary ·lable S40. Much . . ,~. .. , s c n , * * S%--0839 • * .$1095. &l&-3931.
Uniform allav.•ance Apply (-ha11'l'1, 2 sidf'!li, bU!IE"t & morr.~ :?fllO Pa Ionia Dr. CM. ·:\OB LA~~pur Cdr-.t. · cond. 962--0820. 11.ir suspension s pea k er ,9 ,-,c,oo•NTH=•s~i-,m-~7,-,~ilky,---t-.,-
Mon. thru i-~ri., :1 t~ ;l PM, I II"'-I scrvf'r. 64-1-1608, 646--56Jb, BUN!\ beds 125. M.elal •• OLDS Tromhone, good ~Ml/<fr'ol/~l'P-Xov er d'YI stem •. rior, S7S, 20-IJ Wallace, Apt. f.1E~~u1~50Y 5C~'I0,11,t,b 6"'md Room 400, 32!> !\'o. Broad· Mtrdi1fldi" V SAClllFlCE Herculon 8' wra ------"U_____ Jramcs. mattre~.if'ii for condition. $50 or make oU('r. " " '' ra o 1no o · iu e p .. ;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;·iii;;:;iiiiiiii I 1· 1 GARAGr: Fu · 21 " porL TV, s mt> s2-54:: ~ c ll 54~774. tape playc>r, still brdnd new, =E=.,=O~M=••""'c','c·~~~-S.i7-73I5. "''aY, S.A. "' ove i<cat; JI'. rm urn, Olds Trun1.,,.t, boat l1rt_ings. a .). .,,,iN<), a I f I :
SECRETARIES
lll('I. 1·rlvrt sofa .!',. Jove s!'a1, ,.. otter 10 Al\1 Sundfl.y._ • CL'RI ET , ·Bl IA.'as f' C on a Y ·aw a Y • GREAT DANES AKC, ra11•n. Boats/Marine
househ!d ~terns. toys, tools, -" N -~ anc's Originally sold for $325, pay ;, "'ks., pickup in I wk. • ~ntiques _______ a_oo_ !bis, rlt. Like nf'\\'. 615-170). misr. 9 ain till? Sal & Sun. AnoZURENE n1i11Jc. , to 1 e . ''Norm11ndie'' \1'/tRsr. Only off balance 01 $llS or sniall 830-856B 968-5348_
1
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company localed in Nr\\T'Orr
Beach set<ks i;f'rt·ctnril's.
Typ1ni;: fiO+, Sil RO+. P~1-
11on~ require harkground Jn
rons1niction. ci\'LI 'rn:-1nrrr-
ing, RcaJ Estate or related
field,
3 Pc. O.k BR ,oet. l:l9J-.· oak Jo'ULL s1. l'ar10py lramf' Will' Thurirt. rgan:ta. (_'()Bl. An Ii q u f' $7J (Cost $1 80) ~J-5050. P•ymenls. Coli•"l>'oo "·pt, 1" ELGIN ""I T ·1 · h
I • h. d '1,,,, U •1· '-u.; DACl-JSHUND pupp ies, :i 1 '"""" nu er, ivH k11 che11 rabinc-t \\'/flour bin, ''' covrr mate ing sprea D 1 <'O fe urn. "isc Y,\to.1AHA 17 strinJ:" "IOOU1>tic 714/893--0j()l. \vin('h, good tires, l>l.
$22:i; unusual oak sccre1ary,
S:l~.i: ll'alnul L1nt'Ol n drsk,
Sl'iO. Oak irf' box. SIJ5.
" C I Rl::.iSERS, ilesk, n f' v.• I th "" ,69 l='--c==o,~-~~---m10 AKC Mahog -d blk I:"'· hi rl's crih & mallrrs.«, l' o 111g. =,.-, .'-·1 I I · · · '" • dra"!:'S Jn mp <kiis ... ~11 gu1 ar w case, x nl rond. 1072 ZE.'NITl·I S•li• "''''"'"· ' ,1 63,,0!8 ~ll!-6762 n<'rfN.:I 1•ond. $:;(}. 846-2427. •·-·· " ' '' "'" °' " , 1flrt. &. ~·. .,..., . unJ1 & rfesk. P)c. Sunr1a.y, :t DUPLEX Ja.16.5 Goodyear 1st Sl25 take.«. 892-4~1. All models on di~play, l-7.~~;:_;.;,:;,;""~'""°-I Bo•ls, Powe• "'R ' I 8 I t-' r· -AFGHA.~ l!OUNDS AI<C \\"Ar,,. BEDS com P et t1 18252 Yrllow \\'ood. Irv., PY ires. its Dodge or ·Clarinet* Like New la.~rst selection in Sa .
J\u1hf'ntlQU('.«. 2-12!1 Nr1vpor1 w/p.-destal, fran1e, 1na1 . lllJ-119.'lO Ford ~ ron. Like nt'\I'. $-IS * 646_2510 CaJd. Antennas installed l rnriorietl, top champ lines
Blvd., C.1\1. Tucs-.'iaL 11 ·5. tress, pad, f'IC. Only $6:l. !) !ll{'hJd<>s wheels k hubcaps. free "''/all conso!(' niorlrls, * 5'16-21!!1 *
•NTIQ-UE PJTf Hfns. TU· 67a..4730 or 616--663-1. :4 :'\A'r /Sun. Ton~ 0 I l6!l.9) rll. 646-503..l SPINET Piano, Early Anlcr. Discounts for ca.~h. ABC i\!INti\T\JHC: black, poodles. " RARGAINS, comr early!' I 0 -;-,;n;;-.-::c7CO:'-'-----I ,\taplc color w/hench. Xlnt Indl\'lduals selt't1!'1:1 11'ill hr lflny l"l\\'I lsii::nf'rl !. l'llany 6 ROOM S quality furn1turr. Bahy furn., king hf'tf CARPET contnicior ha~ ex· ronrl. •J.iO. 646-4l40 Color TV, 9071 Atlanta at 6 wk!'> "Id S·10 ~ ~5 1 --' heel h h. I )j'fu:;-·r;;~;tt;;;~---11~'~'°"',1~·;,:_,1~1~s~="1\'''-'::":3~'9".c__ e 1;11-;,~11; i;rlf start('rs ,,!llin~ to 11('-flthrr 11n1111ue 11t•m.~ .. al ... Con1p l'hf'rry"''""' rn1 housctu\l of good it>~-271 E . cess sags, 1·0\\'S; S7 yd. Off;-• Fu•nlture/ lagno 1a, · · · .r..• • _ _ __
Cf'"I l'M""nsil'n!11v. Xln I 1tifl7 Dorothy Ln, Nn_ sl'1 !Thon1;1svi!!e). Xl n t 16tl °'' c st ~1 up, frre est. Jnson 714: .. • T"IASTO T <o· 3 DARLJi\'C: 7 11k nlrl puppirs, ,. ,~ .. 1 .:u .. ,o. a. 1•sa . Equt'p, 124 " ov.·rr uv , sec·
906
17'6 GLASPAR wfsol 1d state
l\lerc, Good cond1t!on,
$1200., ·1!12-5007, al!. S P'."11.
'1'rekdays.
bPnPfll~. S 11 I a I' ,Y rom· 'f.NTIQUI::-t'urnlhi-;:;.-:-:"'°'rral rond, .'1,'17..Q.196. ~rA bc:n. torkf'r. library 492-2~'>1. --'-'--------llOrrs 111/rlC('.. rnolor & p11rt $an1<o\·~n. nil "'hilP ,
mrnsura1e " r.xil<'r. (.'all p1r<'r.~. 224 Sopp1111'('. Balboa I BORl\I ~1·t. walnu1 ~'rt>nrh tab)(', miscell 1'8.blrs, f'!('. Af'.'TTQUt : walnul tbl. brass 3i\f "609" ropy papr.r lypc rotor. Rrgu!atcd PO\\'l'r sup-&12~l8l8, ~1-:':AA.l. _ 22' Cabin Cn1 iser. 150 HP
6-l·l·:IZ')ll. _____ ~--lsl11nd . Pro\-'., Ileautyr e st mat· elr. r[r. 9/2:> & 26 . ,\. sJl\-'f'r, hand crocheJed &47. Jn original cartons. p!l{'S, hn('ar5, etc. Call Sun-SCllNAUZERS im1nu11ur,..1 .. \lrrc11.11~r, ]us! hauled. All
---SECRETARY A r c 5 802 1 r/~prinr:.~. Xlnl cond. S.IR-51•17/2418 Sirrra Vis ta, hnr!sprl';id, sev.·ing mach1n-t. 2,000 shcf'ts 81,'1 XI~" and ('lay, 6-16-UY.H cir aft 5:30 AKC, Salt & Prpprr, fi 11k~. r\tras. $.1:(1(1. Ph. 673-!!1R9.
bo h d ' k ll PP ian e ~:1.1-'2·12:.. NB 6T'>-~4.,! 3 (KXJ h c 8,_,_ X 11 " wkdys ~ho!s. $12.i un: 7J4/f16ll-:':•1 l.t ----
28' UNIF'LITE TIS, Fi.!. lo
hrs on rt'blt l'ng, sleeps 4.
$8000. Ownr 846-14.111.
Tops 11 an · ryp1ng s I !'-_ ----------1 • • • ·• •• ~ H' ~ --. • . ~""'c·c-~----=~= ,, !''' Rfl!'TO'.\' \\'h11lrr, :xJ JIP
+ l'Xp 10 !rl!rr ('(lm p rtfl 11• G. ~:. Automl\1tr ~usher, 7· SOFA SW. Cr!h $01. i\lt-1.11 T\\'El::D l~luch ,(. l.11vesPa! Ht Vl!\'E Coa.~t CountrY Club ~ u r PI us I ro m Ir i a I RADIO Tra11sm1tter BC-460. ALA SKAN i\lalamure~ A!\C. ;\lrrc1n·1 Ex rnn.t Nev.·
v.•k 111 thl ~ hl'a111 t.ayfron! '''h11,~. ltt111s 111"1!. s:-.<t rrrr ~· "f"i<l t...-11 f1·a 111r.~ $2 .~ s:1. ,,_., i:olf membcr~hip s LOOO , rlf'mvn~lralion. Pr1re $70. 2-16 mr, 10 ch11nncl. 600 \V . 11 "'ks old "-11h sho1~ Tral!rr (] ll'lf! ;~lfl-[140S f s:.o, i::rel'n uvrn1 ~ct Sf.'1. 60c" offirv. \.\'t• arr h:x1k1n~ or n 1•lp1·t1'a· •lry<'r 1 h!' l t1df'1i . l 'u1·sr.~ s:1. 1'l6 \'1r~111ta Pl,. 1111~r. h.•h lti .:d~. ,\JI ,,,k all. frrr! Nnnl, 64 6-5 9 70. Call &12-4321, ext. 277. 110 v_,\ r. . ~ing!e (71 ·l l:i!l~10ll7. 21,. :-,1'1-.J·:l.i '!{ ,f. l',-ru•11~
mature wo n1<1n 12: •. -1{) )d'~,J +;-l.'>-'1143. ~un. ,,nJ~. f;.12_-_i~-"-'·---.l .• '". 71.,-St. J•oi·• Rd ., li44-65~ ' 2 N'CR Cl··• 21 ""'h phi;1~. $100. Don 540-(.'16!1. h I v.·ho is \'l'ry ,1rll c1,.....-.r11c , ---"" " •• ' . ':" ._ .. _ J Englis Pointer Pups r ar!1n. rl'I'• I • n~ Slip ;:i\::111.
k I EZ .iu!v "11 ~!1<'r, 11v1.•:ulfl :! VlB[l~TOR <'lia 1r $100, Din. :-,: 13. , LUGGAG~; 4 pc, French rtgislers, '37.l ea. 1NCR10 USED color TV 's i.::uaratJ-115 ~ach. &16-1 7921 $12~il. ~.11i-'.l.1"'! :ifl r, _ --likes to nn.'f'r & 11or 11 11 1 ----------1 .\1's old , .\!n'\ .:on(t. $7i,. r rn. llrt S\00. 'frun1pe! SS.i. -ro·"l-D ,, .. ,, ~d. "'"Pie ki·t \l'hlt11 Sam~Bile, .brand kry adding machine l 7J: I trM:i, $99.fJO up, Brian TV, proplr. Send 1y1)(' "TJ11cn 1 I • ~ " k ""'! resume inc.luduit: :-oiilary r"· Cua1•11ntcof'( & d C' 1 v • 1!1 f1, i:~L &T.-)..8D47. tahlf' & rhaitll, dishf's. Pol~ tJ<'\1'. ,l.osl joq -].J, off. 11111 type vacuum v.•/hose 1'1311 AnahP1rn, c .r-.1. fi.18."""
riuiff'mCnt lo; Box l-lolr1•~r. ~'1fi-Rtii:.!, Nl7-l!ll:). ~HENCll Pmv1nf'ta.l <'Ufv"'1 ~ l'l<J,fls PI C. £705 Seashon:· &i6-5ij1·1. on "'h(Jtls, S5(1. Foi;\cr·s 21 " Admiral Color TV-
•232'1, NE"wport i3P1<<"h fflll6.1 MAYTAG 11ul(l-,1al'her. .:-:h1'r i;rl'f'O i<r1'l1onat C'Ollf'h, $6[1. Dr .. N.R. "Poo=cL-,TcAc_BcLcS--w"-"1-,-,-,-.,-.1 Fl'ff'1.e, l!l004 Brookhursl, Slf~ or rrar!f'. 642-0521.
SE RVICE.M AN-RAOI c5 eonrl. Sli:i. lrt•!fl(oin! .iuTn _<_',_· l_t_;c30_-_1c>cl9_ .. ______ 1 GAR/\G~; 11a\e $;111 & Sun. 674 fllllls. t."Ov~r. 'fAhlf' 7' long. -1~1C' ~B':_·_'.968-4'.',:':~74~'':_· ----_--h,<i1>A~G~Nf:\A•vc;focxii·-,;-.1 ;;,;,;o~o~.
our famous [ ~ ] '--~D_l_M_E·_A_·L_IN_E_S~~ ~
Local fir m \\Ith II boo1n1ng \\'i\Sh('T' s~. 4 ~1111rnnlf'f'rl &· .... 121 ·1\\1JN BEDS Capih1I Sr, Coslll Mc s11. l-1c1_1c.i . ..::."c1"~\:1'l6..::.c'c'c'-_'c-___ PORT.. IBM D l c ! II I l n g AM/f't-.1 Hl·Fi. Xlnt cont'f,
businc"!s 11·anr~ man •1'11h rlrli\'. ~l'ffi-.<;5Tl, l\'l7-llll 5. xlnt cond. $3.) each. Chord or£an. llCl'Clrdian, WlllRLI-'OOL for ho'me use. machine. Model 224· .$18(), See to appreica!e, $150. LIGUT fixture'~. v.·all. white
each. cxprricnce in 111no rC11l1n & WF:sTJNGllOUSJo'. .,.. asher 6'1fi--0.1!6 books, rlinC'tte se1, !'le, $1:,0 or ofkr. Nevamar wood top exec. 9&8-6002 globf' &. brass. $3
I "'''1 "1",.. ,1, .. ,,. ,_.1''"· ~=~~-'--'--'----1 "~-'---". ,-1 "'"T ""I-0 ,-m. drsk, 30x60 w/Mil:40 return lnc'AC,:i;.;;--n;-;;;;;:r,;;~;;;; i .;"~:•-<>~31~7'.:_·~--,-----I 1apcs brnch work , S·. " ' ' ~ SOfo'A, !Jb:EP FRfo~l::ZE:, rt-IOVING~ \Va.~hing madi, " ......,., """'" Sl50. 968-4721 RCA Col or TV, perfect con-
Call Bob \V1Json, :,.10.scr15 hpa\-'Y ril1ty, Movl!cl lo 11pl. LEATI IER CHAIR srrllonal. fC'ffl~. ro U nd IN=E~,VP=o=R=T,--~B,_e>-<cb~'T"e-,-,~is dition. -12 x 18 i.::olrt c11rrct. nc11r nc\\I
NE:\V "\V ilson" gul siring
tennis rackt>I $10. \\'Llson
nyloo s1ntn.1?" ti, ~lam;
h1nwn suir with 2 fll\rt!.~, s1~e
40 R, exrcll~nl S 1 0 ,
Br;iut1ful "alnu! ro1•krr
('ha Jr \1'1th 2 orangr cu~h1011s
$:t'l. 4,1 holsl('r $2. .3S ti"
S\\'il'l'I holslC'r $2, 4" hrowo
h<J8ler .50. l\loloro la
lr11nsistor por1able ra{ho $1.
Kodak 33 n1m can1cr11 with
fla sh Rnr! 7 cases, lil!('rs
$25. :'\unbeam 11.nd &luck
rlf'ctric rRzors, bo!h f'X·
crllr.nt .$3 P!ltl"t. Arttiriue
prndu!um rlrsk clock S25.
Udiro cl<'clric shof' polisllt'r
tn 1vood c11sr. nPv'r usrr1 $5.
2 M. P. Brlp:jiS and S1ratto11
rt'el r>O\l'f'r Jf\wn mo1\l('r $2.i
1-taple rock<>r \11th 2
cushions SJ5. Maple cob-
blers bench S:l, 250 lbs or 111
and 2.'i pound weights al lOc
per lb. 600 x 16 ·I ply tire on
5 lug ll'het'I lort VW bU!)
vrry good condition $5. 7.73
>: 15 1 ply Fi~stooe tire <'X•
a>J/enl cond1lion $3. 2 1dce1]-
\ng bags .$7 and .$7. l H.P.
"lectric motor $10, Sit-up
board SS. 20 cubic font din·
ing cylirn:IE"r \l'ith regulator
llM!'I llCCE'SSc>T i f'I .$15,
549-3114. 2992 Royal P<'llm
Dr., C.M. ] hlock from
llartl!'lr 11.nd BAker, rear of
r-.111rkel B1111kPI.
COSTAL 1\Gf:NCY Ii<! $SO takrs 9't. 84fi-427fi. 6i3-6&IO lable, t·hain. misc. Sal. 364 Club f11m iJy· 'mlfmbersh ip, NEAR new Savin 270 G42-9ti\g artcr 7 pm $3 11 yrl. 9 ~ 12 carper SIO,
-II B I ~-t-y machine Orig \Valnut dff'~ser, 3 dra,•·i'rs ~'""' artcr I flt A! a1n~ LAl)Y Kc.nmt1re i1ulo washf'r l\olagnol i11. C.i\-f, Call al!rr·T p.m . 644-4288 ruu ~-,. ·
G \Vll!Tl:: French ~vlnc1a/ I ="'""'=~~~~~~~ .pria ,1200. s,u S 60 O. $10. Air.-! ragf' !'nri st11nr1 SG. SERVICE Stahon Salrsn1an xln'r c·o nd SR."» ·uaran!rcd ~droom M'L $125. GARACE Sale Sa! & Sun, JOHN r. Kennedy Portrait 846-0571. Doors, hRrd\\'llre ;i ·1 d
p/llme. Neat in ap]lf'11r. &rirllt•.54&-8672,S47-.'!ll.1. 4~:'>-5.1011 rtothe~. lurniTUN' & hahy on hAndn1a~-Pt r~~n
826
1 l/S frames $5 f',1('h. Se c d
Elfpcr. 2590 New'port Blvfl ., i\TAYT,\t; lX)rt. dryrr. No FURNITUHE: _ f3EASON-ltrms. £2'6' llamiJ!on Apl D ClU'Jl('l. 548-102.6. Planos/Orvan• Frt• to You .11pf!'adrr $:i. Soo1v klis SJ.
C.l\t . !<Pl'.'<'. wirin~ or vent~. Likf' ABL~: L1v!ng rn1, form;:i.\ C.i\-l. 645--.1807. 16' Upright \\I hi r Ip oo l CO'ME TO -Medicine csb1ne1 .$7. Garr1rn
SERVICE Station atlet11,lant nrw . .S:i!l. Ph: &fG-4225. dining rn1 & 2 BJt . &16-0051 l\ITCHEN itf'm.11, rlo!he:\. F'l"l'rzer.·Harve~t Gold: 17~. KEYS TO HAPPINESS 3 l ines,~ Times, $2.00 hose S2. Vrlvet chair $2.
All shift~ open. ,\1rror1 Tex· e l\IA YTAO N!pair man ha! * GOLD VELVET CllAIJt. ptio!o cqpt, inotorry<'lr. Sal FlOCH" poll~l'lt-r $35. ~il7-7SJ4. for the best. v•lues In Carpel .11weeper S2. Old milk
11ro. 46i8 Campus Dr .. N.D. \\·ashrr-xlnt ('(lnrl-<lelv '!\'/~ Lll\E NF:\\'. $3.'). & Sun 10:4. 966 S11ndcasUe, COUCH .sr.i. table 11.nd 4 NEW k USED LAB Rclricver _ Gennan can, good a.s a planter S:!.
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SERVJCE Sia. Sitif'~ni11.n. -;-;-z[)R.'J.·RIGIDAIRE, .1S ~ DANISH \\'al nut ba.rstools. Y /\RO Satr. F'rlday & Sa!. Prcl'll'.lr $.'JO, ~ You'll Be Gl•d You Did shots, lie, gd 11.· / kids towel holr1er SZ each ·
f/tlmC', C\'e shift. l:~ptr. II ~,,. t 3 , "--h Sati"•"""o Gn mrnnt--..o ~·" •n.•3 Bathroom scale~ Sl , Toolbox · .,,,,, Slfl f'a. Call Sunday, r<'ar fl 1~ r""'--rstrr ~1. BALB01\ Bay Cl"b lomily ~ ........ .. ......... "°" ,,.r<l"""t.,.. I I M-ooly. Ne111 in llP""ll.r. Apply C 11 =·> 3-· ft 8 C Choo ,_ I I o· i t Screen door . 1~c. ir a .,..:.-. .:..:i 11 pm. 6K>-1091nr1111 S::ID1"kriyi<. .l\I. All benefits lo Dlalys\11 mtnibeq1hl,p, •.,-price. ·Box 141 .1.1v~ arge St' ec on Kl'M'ENS 2 all b I a ck d•.•h••· boo'·· aod "hild-o'• /\~I, 2590 Nev.·port Bl, C. \1. L" d ~-<"•••t Terrn1 ""' " '" ADr.IlllAL n:rrigcraior. WH ITE BRmboo BAr, inrloor l ccc~"°,...·=--------1 !ill7, Arc11,fl\a , CA 91006. ...unv " females, 1 black male and clothing 5<!-$2. ~8-4903. 945 S~iiv!c;ar~tat~::t, 5:,~e;;r~~ 'v.·hite, good mnr1ilion. $35, IYflt'. rrgulati9n i i1,e, best GARAGE Sall'. r u rn . Sl\11Tii Coroqa. e I e t.tr i c Open Eves 'tll 9, Sun 1~ l\111.nx with mother . 642-3411 Victoria st .. C.M.
person. 200 w. Coai11 • 6~2-~ * ol!('r. 673--05611. Clothes. Misc. Sal & Sun, portable tyPeWrltrr.. nice Bye's ~eyt to t SlAr.!ESE. I tt&er striped 20" Girl'• Stingray bike with
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rrfrigrrator, good cond. $69. h . 1 1 _,, ,,~ Prol.'tnc't Pt . N.B. 1-~Nc'-,B~~T~-;,.,,;,,cc_:_;b_ 16S29 E, ·Whittier Blvd. Siame!le, 64~1120 $5. vw ~,1 bttml"• 15_ SCHOOL ()lftr!n' J'·.T. cert> · c iur, x n ''"'"" "' • • enn1S .Clu Wh"' 213) ""'11116 "" '
10 child 3-4 yrs 1n r:'lchiu~r ~:17-739'.l. •:WS-1571) fr PORTABLE organ $20, Elec l\lcmbr.i:shi,P. • 644-0818. Uue.r 1 ":rt" f'ree lo gooclhoct!e. Girl's ice skates $2. Penna
for rnoltlt'-r'i help part time. G.f':. W11sh~r &. tiryE"r. t'ltt. BUNK tx-cts. h1'ln ~.!I. df'!:lt, gooddryp;_ 1 $~~ .,.!:1
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lng1 t10w. Show Sarah Cl!EST lYJX." ~ia)'fag ft'Cf'zE'r. SPANIS!I douhle bed, mat· -CENT, N.B. (LI 0 0 liPRIGHT freezer $65, rull spt'Aker model 2>, .$225. * F'reE" to You ' r lufty
Ccwentry J('wf'lry. No In· S7~. 646--01118, trt'S.11, box ~1ring1 &< fra.ml'. "S~A~N~.D:_;_l __ ~----gpring &. n1attreu $20. 1'1"1· H11.mmond Jpeak:i!r JR10 BLACK kittens, 6 wki: old. WROUGHT Iron g ro u rt d
vestment, collectln& or SlackablP Washrr [)ryf'r Good rond11iiln. 5.i7-5731. (dUOf, ttfrig/lret'ZU. crib, pod $5. 642--087). $69. CO.AST Mu SIC. 893-5929 ~~IW..!.,.JJOI holdtl'.!I. $1..$2.SO.
dellv. Call !>40--0614. tK'vr.r llllM. Requ ire'! Z!O SOLID rock maph• 9 fK' bdtm . pl l\y. JX'll, rugs, ml5c Hems. BLACK Pt!rsian i.Amb Coat Newf)Ort A: Hubor, C.M. KJITENS: All ('!)Ion. I ~--~-·--~---~
For I hat llem und~r S50, l -~·-·-"-"c"~·-"'"'_10_-._ ... _._-<_7_07__ 5f'I, 16 Hi::ht rllnd,labn. 3241 Cdorado, Ot 54!}-3160. H 16. Wu-SlOOQ. $a('rilitt 6'12-2851. * Hou~rokP.n * A good wanl •d la • a:ood
try tht' Prnny Pinrht'r Ol.11 647-!'J678 It cna~fl ll rry~IRI rr..o:tun>. 113.l-ll!93. Dime-A-LIM &t2-.!l678 St'(). 64,~7505, NNd a "Pid"7 Piece an ad! MG-0073 or 5.57-0l.1R -'-"-"-'_tm_•_o_i ____ _
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leathertl!e $4.50. £~3.
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'f.A YA,IAHA Z:lO EnriuM
J 11<' ll!n"'rl rthl! en• $400.
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GO.C ART, $95--
• C<1;J f..16-7472 *
'6~ Trium ph Stkl'. 2~ cc. 300
.mi l.1kt n~"· .'210 1-!AN:Ul :-.; s. !ii~-.w~.
• '70 HOi\DA CB J;,11 •
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32~. 6'12-89.'J 7
Bo.ti, Slips/Docks 910 HEA\'Y dury t1l 1-b t d
r-rt:"'PORT •hp~. 5111,. "'"·
$2.50 per ft Boll tJ. under U
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494-26n
motorcycl~ 1ra1ltr. S90.
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S.i~ -6.i il
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9' bt&l"l'l. utl mn
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PVT Dock tor pou.· .. r bt'l~!. \\'
A E. Side tie tn 32'. l'\<J hvt
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DOCK tor Pl"'o"f'T" ~'· n ·. n.M p@r tt r-· e
fMcl'""lttr "~n2-1
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$5.i(I ~10-191~
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f'lf r ar ~l;.JJ;'\A
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grips. Finl11Md tt.nk. $3.7~. '69 Honrla lr.K:c. Lf'ss ~,",; fi9.)...6()91.
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Mobil• Hom•• 935 , Mobile Hom••
IF
YOU'RE
NG
FOR
PRICE
ON
A
MOBILE
HOME,
THE
BUCK
STOPS
HERE.
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Take your monio:y and put it 111h~ our
mouth is. l nto t.h e h11rde6t bargain you can
drive in a mobilt.hQm~.,. and that's
io:.u ctly "·hat you'll p1y. \\'e've oven tocked
ourselver;and now we'vt i:rot tn move
'em out. So >;11,•e'!I go under the !'ticker price,
i o nver our ht>ii.ds lo throw in l:'x1T11.-fe,,.tures,
and come arounrl ro Just the price you
v.·anted to pa y.
Anr:l •·e'll b11ck ir. up wilh /·ust the psrk
you"1•io: httn lookin.;: for. A I fhe fi vest.u
Ju}'.ur; you can imagine ... .s-:-i mming pool:
&aun11s., therapeutic pool, men·s and "ll'Omen 1
8')'mn151umc, bill iards rMm, game rooms,
recrtat1on center. All loc:a tl'd in an
incredibl y convenient location. What mQtt
cou ld you w&n t ?
You could want to w11.it .!I little while hdore
cnming out. but th11 t. wou ld be:dis.utrous.
:&cause 1h11.t. buck you could bave u.ved
,.,.~] ~u rely fm!'ll\ nn by. alonf with. the
opportunity of a li'fetime on t.hemobilehoms
of your choice..
Choost from tht-H ""d mnrt:
\ 1kin1 • Lanctr • (;oldtn "1e~t
Key \Vesl • Levitt
conte1npo /laguna l\llls
~
A development of the
Contemporary Mobllehome Corporabon
935
AWARD MOTORS, INC
16IO NEWPORT BLVD.
COSTA MESA
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HONDA -"FRIEDUlllBI"
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C.Uh for your Honrla
537-6.t!U I ~9J.7S56
ANNIVERSARY •SO
rrnro \V IAUTO.
Tr11n!. SJ ria .v, X mil e.
THEODORE
ROBINS FORD
Xlf>O HARBOR BLVD,
CO.STI ;\fE~A l>-l.2.0010
Au tos Wa ntlfd 961 1---..---,.,---WE PAY TOP
CASH BIKE'S for ttntl1alt . 3 1rirt.
,\ spl'f, 10 1pd. Spinning
"'htt-l B icyde Shop-Ba lbo11 Inn. for uSt'd cus • trucks, }ult
1-----------·I u.ll us for frt!I: t'hm11teA.
Mobile Hom•• 935
Be Our Guest
For A Week•nd
Or Mor•
GROTH CHEVROLET
Allk lnr-S.\./ts M11n&ftr
111.Zll Beach Blvd.
Huntinf!On Bt'.ii r.h
g47-liOS7 KI 9-l\U
Disco1•er tnnbilt horn !! !iv· I~=~====~=~~ lni at it~ ~s1 hy vi~iti n5: WE DESPERATELY
one nr San Diegn north NEE 0
r ounty's mo~! Juxurinus ('ll"an usflri cars
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
311Vl \V, Ciwu1t Hu•y,
Nf'wpnr l Rf'ICh
642-9405
"-~.,~9~AUSTl;:,i-
AMERICAN
Ahrn. trl'ns
$995
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 I\'. Coes1 Hwy.
Neu·pon 8 P11ch
642-9405
AUSTIN HEALEY
'64 AH:-iTIN f/flaly S11rilt .
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bf'i..v n 1011.m -4pm.
BMW
Automotive Exc:f!lltnc. mnhil"' home comn1unl!i ... ~. FANTASTIC PRICES Smoa:-fre~ r: 1 rm 11 1" hy I I bf>achfll b nthflr r~r,.lltinn. Paid or your C.!lr, l)dld or 0
~1obill" hnm t pr•1v1d,.d fryr or 1'1<11.
ynur vill i!. FOR INfn St. DEAN LEWIS
RES ERVATIONS, W r I 1 ,.
P 0 . 8(1" 2070."i, S11.n Dieio. TOY OT A e V OL VO
c.1o1 9212n 1"'' HARBOR BLV D • ·I ROY CARVER Inc. Df'r• P !\1 7 r n .. 111 ]\le~.._ 646-931\~ I .
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1.Anctr, lllll't. fu rn, Lntj nt AUTOS WANTED
xtra1, xlnt conrl, f amtlv fop dollar lor clean ustd
park. $9..1()(), i 4 7 • 4 4 6 6°, ar.s. ,'Spf' Arnl.11 Brnu·n.
S-12-6~1. THEODORE
ROBINS FORD FOR 1al1", mobil! homf ,
1{):.;4;,. 1 br !urn. encl paf1n.
Lido Villai;f!, N.B. s::..Br(l. :zo:;o HARBOR BL\1 11.
E1111y lf!rm.-.. 100 t1 h"flm COSTA :O.tESA 642·001/\
b.t y. 61.1-!420. \VE PAY TOP DOLLA R
1
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11m /lm, nt-v.• r11d111]11, SLi50.
Pn\' 11r1~. 111! fi. 642-~t!M.
CORTINA 1., FORD CortinA,
rra,,.-., Gonri rond. 28
S-\00. 968-231;,
4-spri
MPG,
BEAUTlF'UL f"lie•<' 24x60 Kl!V F'OR 1'0P USED CARS D TS
\\'est, 2 SR. 2 b.-, 1•0 It you r c11r ij extra clean, A UN
Greenlt111 PArk. op ~n •iee uit hrsi. ·,o7o2~~0:-:---::Bo.-~5"1c0::-
h"""· sp"' N". 14. '"~ "°'"rn s u1cK 1 atsun 1g
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GREAT Lllk~.-. 10:<55' w/11.' 1 .C_o_'-"~'='="='=~~="='c'-"-'
Stnr&te ~hf'd. L\'IPORTS \rANTE:D
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1inrl,.r l.lOO mil,.~. full, 111.-1 l'xl)A n11on
Cl!tltral
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TOP l Bl./YER '· "" ttrfl•, \ l .•1u~1
SILL \I XE Y TOYOTA ,i., .. 11· TAke nlrl"r lra<le nr 16x32, f'URN, 1 hr. rln•"' to ··A. 111.~Rl BeAr h Rlvri. "m"'ll rl1111·n. \\'ill !in pvr pry.
bay, $1.11.00. Smell rlnu·n. H B Ph 847_11.... C111l ~,\fi-B7:l6 or 494-6811 all
"'Y"· 57.1-14:<\'1, •·kn d 8, . each. . ,1.i;, 9 11111
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BR. ha th. F'A hfla t. l"fVll,r. I
rrp!rl . llllrtl.ll htrn. S1200. Autos, Imported 970 •R,~1111/u l r,.rl u·11h hl11ck in·
"4&--41:"9. M: .... 1.-:lf> Larqe Selecti"on ,,.nnr. 111rl1n. htatt r, 4 ~petri. jN'\1.19.\'1\
• • 19~ ALMA htl \/.0.1' F II $69S
rr11 il .. r. 'lfl". S:wl. C • 11 of U y HIGHLAND MOTORS
M6-!lt:l7 "'' Y> Pl\.1. Reconditioned 214~ M11rhor Blvrl.
Motor Homes 940
'19 FT. HOUSE CAR
Stove, ovf'n, 11ink, lrt hox.
111blt , Slt-ep.\ !i. New V111v.-
,l<i b, N'ari.v 10 live in, $1 !~O
nr btsT ntf~r. 11 rrtpl tr111i,
C11JJ 64fi..1fi9.-nr .'i~7-4.'i40 f'll1'5.
Trailers, Trave1--94S
2 Cht \"y A~11-m v.11h fl1'1"11
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General 950
•"1'1 GRF.ENBRTER. F. rlr
Used V-W's
Porsches-
Compers & Vans
l()"l"'o 30 1111.v or 1000 Miles
Guar;int~t 1
P11 rr! I. L.oibnr • E ng1n~ I
Trll.11.~. I F'rnn1 & RP:ir Axl~ 1\ll~fl m h!1f'!< e Rr~kl!: ,i;;_vs-'
ttm • Elt-ctrlrll.l Syat!m
j°'&&l 600 Roadster
4 ,o;l)f!. rllr. J.11 •1~ i"'Wl'i. hlllt·
11;,.r 11r11ng, 1•'1th h11rrltop.
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thrnn111 T11k,. ~mAl l r\own. l~lt 11fi ~ :In ~m 4M-fi81 I •
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HIGHLAND MOTORS
NEWPORT
IMPORTS l ·fi-:k-n111~11n p-;k11ri fnr -•1;nr
j trllri,. fnr F111! $t,;o Spyrl,.r.
A ~k111s: $:n'l .'"1~fi:ilT.
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• 'AA 912, 111r. e "f.fi !'l\2 e SALES ' SERVICE
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NEWPORT
IMPORTS
AUDI n"'"' t-n1. A-T. i d nrf'~. 3100 W. Co11st Hwy.
s!lCWI. • Strf'tt T. r L' 1·,c1"m:-1 c.o;1:-:1e.,,c.,,c,o.~2:-,c,·. ~.~"~.,-1 Niewpor! ae11ch
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'69 124 Sport Cpe.f
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1 $1695
Bill .lrinrs·
B. J. Sportscar Cent
2833 Hal"hnr . C .. \t
540-4491
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SAi.ES '. SERVI CE
Coas1 "'Y·
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LOTUS
LOTUS
A!JTHORJ7.En
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NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 W. Coii.~t Hwy.
Kewpor! Beach
METRO
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Trucka 962
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auto. V-t ntw p11 lnt, r1'(l(f
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MG
MG MIDGET
SPRITE
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IMPORTS
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Autos, Imported 970Auto1, lmport•d 970 Autoa, lmporttd 970 Autos, lmportM 970 Autos, Imported
AT
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WE ARE OVERLOADED WITH NEW CAR TRADE-INS AND THEY HAVE TO GO!!!
CHECK OUT OUR EXCELLENT STOCK OF NEW RENAULTS
ALL
BODY STYLES
ALL
COLORS
ALL
ACCESSORIES
ALL
1971 's
R-1 0 SEDANS
$1795 .* ••
R-16 SEDAN /WAGONS
$2695 ***
R-12 SEDANS
$2195 ***
R-12 STATION WAGONS
•
DEALERS WELCOME
111 ·11!1111 Plllllltll
OFFICIAL GUIDE
1111 f Dlf 1 11111
Sept.-Oct.
1971
1111 CAI IAlUU
~IS!!&~ IDJI!Off
19~RENAULT R-8
Auto rans. (RSZ 726)
$325 "
1968 RENAULT R-10
4 Speed. (\\/PZ 64 9)
$125 ··
1970 RENAULT ~-10
4 Speed. (688 BEQ)
$117.5 ..
1969 RENAULT R-10
4 Speed. (ZDS 788)
1969 RENAULT R-16 1967 RENAULT R-10
4 Speed. IXXE 142) Auto. Trans. ('fY\' 235)
$1195 .. $595 "
1969 RENAULT R-16 I 1968 RENAULT R-10
4 Speed. (\V\VL 9_31) 4 Speed. (\VFW 323)
$1200 .. $725 "
1969 RENAULT R-16 1968 RENAULT R-10
Air Cond.· 4 Speed. (VTT 648) C9700409
$1300 • $725 ".
1969 RENAULT R-10 1968 RENAULT R-10
1\uto. Trans. (YXT 818) 4 Speed . (\VPZ 823)
$2595 •*• W I e'I open the Book and show you the $s50 --5950 " $725 " il im GI em un ~···'·iR'EN'Aiiif ii 2201 SOUTH MAIN SANTA ANA PHONE
546-4114 Ext. 37 ·~lu1 ~~l~I Ta• I Lit. IONI ILOCK NORTH ~II.OM WAii.NERi
Autos, Imported ~70 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmporteo 970Autos, Imported 970-Autos, Imported 970 -------------MERCEDES BENZ MG MG
A Finr ~rlrc11on of prr--O\\'!l·
t'il :\IB n1 1tnr (';I I'~ :<11
HOUSI:.: OF l.\lPO!tTS
OranRt> Cnunt~ ·~ in o s !
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''FRIEDLANDER"
lllMI llEACtt !~WY. 1'l
SJi·i566 e 537.i;Jl24
MG
AUTllORTZED
SALt:S & Sl::Jt\.'!CE
'69 MG
Automat1r tran~. r;irl1n. hPat-e" 11 hl!P 11·::ills, rerl "'l!h
h:k 1nll't". suf)f'r PIPan f..· lo\\'
rn1lr~. 1 ~·r. frf'P l11hl' & oil
change 11•1!h th•~ rar.
$2295
NEWPORT
IMPORTS ,
3J{'J(l \I'. Coast H11·y.
:"f''I pnr1 RC';ich
PORSCHE PORSCHE SUNBEAM TRIUMPH f-VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN
Porsche 1970 91 IT S619S
j ~pn. A \I F\I. Yrt 11 hlk.
IOI. i\lill; \\h)~. ]f;,8[(} ml.
~nll 1111111rra111). \St>r. ·1100 1
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
1100 \V, Coa~t !111•y,
!\r11 f")rt J3f'Fll'h
642-9405
POR."CH£ T.
'66 912 ;,...spri, ron1plelf'!y Cu~tom '66 Tl!if'r TRJ Ul\1PH
restorf'd. ovl'r S.2200 in-Sl-fARP. n1any l'Xl ras SPQRJ CAR '64 V\\1 Squarebal'k, vC'ry
\P~!f'ri. s :t:-.oo.D 11ys : Sl7:-.0 * 64?-7315 clean. (lflC o\1•nr. SS'Jj or
61.>-26W. E"" 6l'>-2'10. TRIUMPH CLEARANCE SALE '"' ofln. 11' 117-l!Ol
*'63 PORSCHE* -------..,...., •'1i2 V.\V.•
Priv. rrty. S:!200. li•l:>-56'38. '66 TRIU!\1PH SrtT!if<' J\l;irk C.\cellf!ll Cond. S.l:Jj,
JI Rmldster. Good colld. NOW! &l:r-22SI or 673-11409. RENAULT
* REN1\liLT R-lfi Excel
co11du;on, r..~H . 1tJOO /o!ler.
;,!(). !CS3
Rove=R--
S500. 54;,...oo67 FR ITZ WARREN'S ·;1 V\V :>iu!l"r Bug. Orange
".19 TR-3 Runs gf)t)<'j. nr1•1 SPORT CAR CENTER radial tires, Hadio, C•11.o
viilves. coll, recrn!ly tuned. 710 E. l~t St., S.A. 5-17-07&1 n1;it.~. Sll<!t:>. 897-66 70,
SJ7;:i, R1fi· 1Z:i6 Open ,Jiiily 9-!l: rlos,..1! !'l1nrlrly h :f'Hlltil 11·1wk.
'69 TRIU:i.1r!1 r~n; ... 1..., *'fi~ TR~1\• ........ ~.,~.--"cc"~".-·-,~,,,.., -,.,,.., ... ,, ... ,,,-.-.n,
mi'~. Xlnt con'1, n111st sell. Xlnt n1nn1n.: rnn<1. ss;:11 r!t1y~ ong1nal 011·nC'r, only 36,000
1969 VW fan1pcr pop-up,
rcbll eng, good 1!.n!s. Very
rll'an. Carpeted. $2 5i S.
89-1-1:163
~~-~-1 V~\.' '62 Big Bore reblt eng
chrome \Vhls, m11.ny xtras.
Go111g to Vietnam $65(1.
g !~-i\5j,
--.=~~-~ 'il CAil-1PElt, still under
11-,1rr:111ty, x!Jlt con d ..
~18-1'.}28 wknds; 8.!L S
11 lul~ s.
Orange County's .
Largest Selection
New & Used
Mercedes Benz
Jim Slemons Imps. NEWPORT
IMPORTS 642-9405 t1m/lm, ~"" h u r £ u n ti~· '68 Rover 2000 &t.'.-14iJ. 642-:wm, r1·e 64;)....4·18.t m1lf's. 644-1~1!1 ''17!'6~,~.,~,~g,-,-_ ~c~,,-,-,,-,.-"-.1
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
'6:i .Bl.JG xlnt 1'<Jr.d. ,\i\l/F:'\I. p11111! & !ires, r /h, Lea\'1ng
r11<1ial~ + xtras. &16-9023. for Viet Nam. $97'j, 548-6n9 Warner & Main St. ·
1~~=-~== \\/hlrk, m11 <t F<'ll bf'!I of. 'F.1-i \lf; ;\llDCF:T ROAn. fC'r 21 _1: ·l.'\fl.-~7.~2 '
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STER (;rl !'f}.'1rl. Si~.i. 67J.302g ,\1us1 ~re. Super wcrk,..nd
6pecial~ Santa Ana · 546-4114 3100 \V . Coa5t Hwy. :·,.,rn or l!lle nilf'. ';)9 rOnSCllF.:, 111'\\' t 1rP~.
'6.i 1!10-0 • '67 200-[), 11u10,, ___ ,,_wpo_e_• "-"-'-'---'62 ,-,,,-,,-,.-Ro;irl!ol"r F~.rid tr;ini;. Bio"'" f'ng1nP. 1995
;1 1r e ·iv; 200-D. auio. ::r.1r e '.i7 \t[i '.\ta~nC'l!e Srrl;in :\°f'\I' SJ/AP.P. s:,23 fryr $alf' nr tr::r.rlf' (',<)()fl
'!>~ 1Sl}-SL rnupr ro11rl.•1rr e hr::r.~l's, n.1ns "rll S2:-.0. Call ,;,.1:,...22-17 trilO$ c~r $71X), ~.lllil~
Bill Jonrs'
8. J. Spor!scar Cent
'6(1120 s. ~1 ·r k • '6.l 220-~. :)ol/;-J[I0.1 ;itr 5:.'\t'l .~· "knrlF. ''jO !lllT .. ~ srw:I mar:-~. A~I/
i\Ult> • '67 2.10-S. ;tL.lln. fllf '61 :\!GA 160(1. hflrrl tl'lp, MGB r:-.1. ('IJ~l()m 'group. Xlnt.
WANT AD
642-5678 • 'fi7 2JO-S. a111n, Air • '70 ,\.\1 IF\l. cnnd int. & body. $62::..0 S.12-~0i:fi
21'!1-SF:. fu!l fl'l\\'r r • 'iO S.'i!Y.l. Ml;..&ll!l. '70 MGB
1.8.13 ll;i rhor. C.!'>I.
540-4491
ZJO-rou"". i\lANY ;\IOP.E:. ~~~~-~-~e l s"-'''''"· l'•llow w11~ blk r·~ ":.take Room For Dad-'" " " Authonzrrl ;\lR Oraler 1ntPr10r. red i o, hf'al!'r,
Have .something you want lo
g!'ll! CJ;is..:::ift ed 11rls rlo It
"·ell -call NO\\' 6-12-56711.
rly'' .. el e11 n n11! !hf'
g11r11ge .. ~'our tr;i~h 1s CA!'H
1\·1th a DAILY P ILOT
Cl;i~s1t1Pr! 11d.
Autos, I mport1d 970 Auto•, Imported 970
~-----------------• 1971 I
I -~-t F' t ~I •" s 1a %6>1
I BIG DISCOUNTS !
: PLUS 7% REBATE 1
I IXCISE TAX I I "'",:ti"M'o~ii's'" :
I .Q •:J JMMIOIATI OILIY~ I
1,·0 ---0 ·; PRICED FRDM ·~·I
i $1395 !
I NlWISOS•if•11.S•r.I 1531 I I Bill JOJ'ltl' I 8. J. SPORTSCAR CENTER INC. 11 I 2133 KAUOR, COSTA MIU_ : sgi&•w·· 540-4491 -·n ~ ~~~
~--·••M••·--~----
l.J.200 n11lrF.
$2595
NEWPORT
; IMPORTS
3100 \\I, C03s1 H\1'y,
Ne\\·port Brach
642·940S
;\ll.B Ro;il'ls1er '69, lj,OOQ
ml .. Ai\1/FM. O'rlr11·"· HT,
x1.ras. ~lii ke oflF'r 5.57-1!!'.ll.
~~~~---OPEL
'67 RALLYE Karl!'t. R&H.
nr1., ""i· o'hauJ & bJ\tt. Lo
mt. Good rubhf'r. Xln1 rond.
Very ch!11n. S150. $7-911!;
F.cONOr.tJC.A.L '66 Opel cpe
30 m1 i:lll. radial tires, nu
tm11, only S495. 546--0948.
1!170 Opel GT. ch11rlreU11e
xl nt cond. MAKE OFFER
Call 111' 5 pm. 532-5940.
PORSCHE
---·~---~ * * '65 PORSCHE 3.J6 SC
Ciihrloll'I, xlnt c on d ,
54~-1.l.Vi or :.44-{.862
'68 Porsche 912, T~rine,
11.mllm, h!'Alu. maint. ~1usl
!el! Pvt pty. ti73-2'1~
Autos, lmport9d
TOYOTA
"An Open Letter
To The Servicing Public"
ISanta An11l , , , It is ff'Blh:rd that ro:-rll ing SERVICE 11ftr r one has
purchasl'd 11n 11utomobill' is som!'lhing that is often tal~ed about by the
galC"&man but no! vf'ry often c.oirri!'d out hy the SERVICE dept.
C<'.lmplaints nf poor SERVICE 11rc usually discussed whenever cars are T the topic of conversation.
0 \Vf' al SA:'\TA ANA TOYOTA rf'alize thn and a.re provinc !hat SER-
VICE aflt'r the sale is ll thing thllt h11.pperu; •.•
Y SO if you h11.ve evf'r had problem5 wlth SERVICE come In and have 0 1 hi' problem i;olvl'd.
T \l/E NOT ONLY LISTEN BETI'ER .••••
WE SERVICE B£'ITEfl .. , ...
A For thf' convl'.nience o f our cu.gtomf'rl, our Service Dept. 1A.•!U bt OP!'n
'till 9 p.m. startlna Oct. 4th,
Slnl'f'T!']y
SANTA ANA TOYOTA
417 W. \Varner
Sant.11 Ana, Calif.
(714! 540-2512
Complete Body Shop Foc:ilitles Available
TOYOTA
-
TOYOTA
'69 1900 Deluxe
Au1om11ric, 111r r<Jnrht 1nn1ng,
radio, he;itrr. 1XNT;J9 l1
$1395
Bill ,Jonri.'
B. I. Sportscar Cent
28.33 llarhor. C.i\I.
540-4491
LARGE SELECTION
NEW & USEO
~eMLw QP TOYOTA
1946 Harhor, C.M. &16-9303
'66 Toyor11 Slout Pi<'kuii Bins.
1700. Call 6'16-2~86 or
548-8180.
. VOLKSWAGEN -------· 1964 VW bus. Eng great,
body sad. S750. Call al·
ternoon or t-ve.. MS-6672.
'69 BUG, xJnt cond. New
lune-up.
fM7 -7{1()6 t'\'eA.
'63 V\V Bui;, '68 engine, $500.
675-6863 or ~7-.1282 e ves.
'611 VW Sunrl, aulo, SUl95. '62
Chev. lmpa\11 327, auto,
S200. 536-86n.
••"61 VW BUSe•
Nl'W l'ng", tr11ns s~
64!H441 or ~93
--~.~.~ . .,-vw-;;.--
Fantasuc Cond. Bst Orf.
642-6283 or &12-0417
S ACRIFICE, '69 V\V
Dimper, to.f ichf!lln t I r e 1 , J
Xlnl cond, 67~738.
2fl:1 Flower, C.:\1. or 4')6-.-1906
Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970
BETTER VW BUYS
$599
'
'66 ~1~b1c~-V1ry 1t11"1-Whit1 's999
with rid 111h, 4 1pd,
r1dio. -!VWMl 14l
'66
'67
'68
BUG
Su"roof--d11rk 9r11n fin i1h
wi'h whi!1 i"'· A good
111nn1r. !ZIW2101
BUG
Thi hard to get y111 mod1l
11 111 lflY lo 91!
ptic1 -(V!F206l
BUG
Auto. fr111t. I 111 11roof.
D•1p m1t•llic gr11n -
r11111 fin1 . IWTFl 91 )
s399
, vw $1299 Sq111r1b1ck-O•i9i"1I rid 6 7 color -bt1ck i11t1ri11r, r1di11
Runt 91111d -t VOX•ll I
'70 vw
CAMPER-Pop top-R11111
11111 lookt Hke 11111
lllW -St. ::: 9J'
Harbour Volkswagen
18711 Beach Blvd. 842-4435
Huntln9ton Bt1ch .... ~~~~~~~~--~--
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[ .......... l§l I '""'" .. " !§: I '"'"'~"'· l§l I ,,,,.,.,,.. I~ I ........ _ )§] I ...... M... I~ [ •. .,...... l§l I "'"~"· 1§1 I '"'"'"'"" l§l
A~ 1.":'~rttd 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imparted 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autoo, Imported 970 Autos, UIOd 9'0 Autos, UIOd
CHEVl!LLE
990 Autos, UMd 990
YOLKSW_A_G_E_N_ VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN
~----------1..A'rE '68 dlx 7 p8.!IS Sia ...... ,. 1960 \'\\' BCG, good cond '66 \'\\' SUPER Bl1G
30.000 ml'1. ~ rm rond. $00. E."l(c:t'!lenr Conduion
$2195. 644-.)()65 liiS-1~2 67>-7:.!0:. or i;7·.,_742f1
'6.S VW Bus, r~bl t e ni: & 1969 \'Ol.l\S\\"AGEr; Coicnfll'r • '69 V1N •
brks. 7 Pu.s. Cle .. n. $1925. I B~1·, l"I' •JI• 1or. tt'11!. $3I2j I Aulo/~l.ck. r /h, ski r:u;k .
962--6282 C;1ll i;;3-01z1. Xtra rlr11n. 642--0777
Au'°' lmport9d 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported
SAN TA.AN·A
NEW SHIPMENTS
JUST ARRIVED!
GOOD SELECTION OF ALL MODELS
INCLUDlrl!G
MARK II STATION WAGON
AN D
970
*
COROLLA STATION WAGONS
NEW CAR TRADE INS
'69 Toyota Corona 2 Dr. Hardlop. E1c:e:itianally
cle<1n. W ; .. invl lop, 4 speed,
Radio & Healer. IZKY448l
* $1595
'70 Corolla Station Wagon ;:.~:'.~~~.~~;
'69 Opel Kadett 101 H.P 4 Speed, Radio. IXPP8'i6)
'71 Dodge Colt z ar. t.ardrap. T~is c:ar ;, 1tlll brand new ,on lv l400 mil es. (476COVI
ALL ARE READY TO ROLL
$1595
$1095
$2450
For your c:onwenlenc:e oirr se,..lc:e dent. wilt be Opell 7:30 a .m. 'tlll ' p.m,,
Slartinq Oetoher 41h.
Cnmpelir hady $hop foc:ll ltles ovci iloblir.
SANTA ANA !T!Qtl@J@
417 W . WARNER • SANTA ANA • 540-2512
FREE!
REFRESHMENTS
PLUS BALLOONS
FOR THE KI DS!
DURING OUR SHOWING
•
VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN
l9M VW Bu& -Sunroof, tact
'&l V.\V. SUNROOf. 4 ~. ttb.lt t:na:, new brakt1, httl
A,\l·f!'.1 radio. tGCD 503) & palnt. Xlnl tTJncl. $675 or
$~. be1t oUtr. 644-5973.
•n 's On Sale NO\'.' '68 VW SUnrltal Ca1nper, xlnt
ATLAS mtt.h. corw:I. Con.lider •kl
O!f)~ler/Plymouth
29ZI Harhor Blvd.
boll u part pa,yl. $2500.
673--1061
Cnsta .l\l~a ::»S-1934 '69 VW STA. WGN. BUS
-RED & white A-I, rarl!o & ·.1,; V\\' B.ug-Sun Roof 4 heater. neW brake11. Pvt.
srieerl, rad.10, hnter. good pty .. $2,150. 894-6433.
1 r1111~portat1on !GHT 8711.\.1'°'"~==--.,,..-,=
$.i77.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
2211) ~' :'l!;un at \Varner
S.1nta Ana
1971 V\V Camper Van. 9,000
1niles $2995. P ick up in
Bren1en. Germany. 646-5033
Days, &IG-0081 evf'11.
'66 vw VAN XL.NT COr..iD.
Sll95. OR BEST orrER • * 494-98L3 •• '69 VW BUG '60 V\\', Runs i«>d. Cleui,
4 spd. dlr. Xl nl. rond, Sa.c· $350, i\1ust seU.
1•tJ1ce'. Take older car In * • 675--0531 * *
mde or small do1vn, \\'iU '68 V\\' sq bk wAgon. 1600
fin. pvl. ply. fVDY299l eng, new tn.ns, new clutch,
5-16-8736 or 4M-68I l. CaU aJt headers. Sl350. 839-6775.
9 am. '61 VW Sunroof, dependable _________ ,
'69 V\\' cqo\rrt1hle Stick tramportation.
~lull, n1flio, 1111rl heater. ••53&-9759• •
i Y AT 29fJ 1. S:J7i. • 1968 BUG $1095. *
DUNTON FORD E>0<ll'"I Cooditioo
546-7010
2::.-io Sil. ,\J ain at \\';>,rncr
•• 496-3359 ••
'66 V\V, new 1500 engine,
mili"5. new tires, Pf.int, very --,-6-5-V_W __ B_u_g __ , cl!'an. 96S-1432.
Radio, heater, 4 speed. VOLVO
(W~W 485)
$595
HIGHLAND MOTORS
21,15 Harbor Bll'd.
((PS1a :..tesa &1;i..54()-I
J91iS V\\' Bug: 1011' nHll'agr,
:10.noo rni. Top 1·ond1t1on
!\l ust Sl't!~ Also 1%0 V\V.
FANTASTIC SAVING S
ON
1971 VOLVOS
.lJtJJA· Leiai.t .W VOLVO
Balf conrl. NP1v en i:. 1~:6 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303
646-9023. St'e 205 Flower St .,
C'.\I.
'6:i V\\I Sqh<·li. t'!'f+t W/cur.
1a1ns, & ~unrooL Runs t;rl.
i;:rl r1rP!>, Bluf'i"ltvik Sl 100 !rll
f0r s~. B~t Ofr. :i-1!l--.2~~J
,£l THUii ~ 'YD!.VO'
"FRIEDLANDER"
;:r fl ~. 1J1M l•ACll IMWY. lt1
893-7566 • 537-6824
'f;1! V\\l. Exr;PI. r•nni;I., newly
O\crhauled. sri;io. Autos, Used 990
___ ._4_9~_1'1_7 ___ 1'69 CONVERTIBLE, IMded,
'6.11 V\\", ~\iln, k'ow mtlf's. S700 down, $,1300 BA I .
CIPan. ;...1ust se-11 leaving Pnvate p1u'ty, 7141492-2801
Country. :J.17-liOO.
CADILLAC CONTINENTAL
CadlDac 1968 '65 C~velle Malibu Sta. '64 CHRYSLER VS, auioma.
Wvi. 4-dr , radio, hea.ttr, Ill\ r<1dio, healer, (JDZ6JOJ
CONTINENTAL '69 ,\1Mk
Ill , 40.DOO miles, brand new
f\!ich!hn 1ire1. Pr. pry.
r'uUy loaded. S ~. 2 O O.
IHG-0092.
Cpe. de Ville pwr 1rf'erlna;, auto, ale, }195.
Vinyl top, cloth & leathl.'r in-perfect oond. Stt to ap. '72's On Sale No"'
1mor. fLiLL POWER & prec!ate. SllDO. or be&t of. ATLAS
FACJ{)R'f AIR CONDI· fer. 5fi7-486L Chry1!ler/Plymourti
T IONlNG, AM/FM radio, -C=H-oE=Y~R~O=l.ET=~-2929 Harbor Blvd
nt.w tires. !ZNB761) Costa .l\1rsa '")-l{i.J!l:W
'69 Mark 11!. loaded, rull y
Pquip. i\1u!l sell !his \l'knd.
5:;7 .... 9349,
$2999 ·°&i ........ CHEVY StaOon Wa.go~
NABERS Cadillac Cap,k•. V-&. '"'°· Tm -. ..
AUTiiORIZED DEALER factory Air Cond., Poy,·er
2600 Harbor Blvd, Steering:, fSQUlMl. $1077.
CO>la M..,a DUNTON FORD
Call 540-9100 Open Sunday S46-7070 Cadillac 1969 Zl·IO So. M1-.in at \\'arflC'r
Convertible Sanla Ana
Less than 20 .000 miles '68 CllEVROU::T Impala.
fACI'ORY VB, automatic, R&H. pov.-er
AIR CONDITIONING sleering. !VZL.008 ) SI095.
f ULL PO\VER, plus full '72's 011 SaJe Now
leather intl.'rior, tilt wbeel, ATLAS
door locks, S'fereo mulupJex, Chf)-sler/Plymoulh
cruise c'\'lntrot, et-:. Locally 2929 Marbor Blvd.
one o\\'ner dnven. (YPU623) Costa :O.lcsa 546-1934
NABERS Cadilloc '65 OJEVELLE "~''" s ..
AUTHORIZED DEALER \\'gn. 4 rlr., V-8, R&i!, PS,
2600 Harbor Blvd., auto !rans., air, Jo mi. $800.
Costa ~1esa Call aft 4 pm. or Sat & Sun.
call !'>10·9100 Open Sunrlay 8~2-169-1.
CONTINENTAL
1970 MAR K I ff
EIEAUT/t'UL, FULLY LUX-
l'R.Y EQUIPPEJ) CLASSIC.
Every luxury ex tr;>, plus only
20.000 ca~fully driven nlll-
.!F. This luxury ca r is naw-
Jcss 1n evrry detail. I ln\'i!e
you1· inspection as its near
new condition "''lll be better
app~ciared. The retail \'al·
ue ot 1hi5 car is $7370. n..:e-1..
ly Blue BookJ. HOW!'\'f'r.
will co11sidl.'r )'PUr nflf'r.
I ha\"e driven 1h1s I 1 n e
car s ince nl.'.,.,'. i1 you ha\'e
any questions, you may
ttach ml'! a t my home,
673-881~ or n1y of 1 ice
546-1 600 Belon> 5 pm.
CONT'L '70 '.l DR. $4.49~.
Xlnt cond. Private pa1·ty
CaU &16-7945 f.:vts.
CONTINF.NTAL '&I, a l I
[)()Wl'r 1nt·l AIC. lmmac.
S6i'S. &1·1-"°62 1tlll'r fi pm.
LINCOLN Cont1n1'nlA.l. 'AA. ~
Dr. Lll"l(Ury f"flllippr<I. Xlnt
ronrl. S.1.2511. 4~l-'.Y.l26.
--CORY AIR
'66 Co~·air VS. J11sc hr11.kt11,
r.tag 11•heel. r;>,r 1~ un-
hnisheri hut hu~1nr~i< fnrr~1
sale. BUI ,Jnni;:blo l'd .
673-1772 tw-r Ram .
e '61 Con·eir, 11uto, t:Mfl
hody. paint, !trr~. rno:. l l9\I.
64&-2698.
990 Autos, Us~ 990 Autos, Used
Cadillac 196 7 ' 1'a"1--,,w~A'°GO'°N"".-..,,._-,,-.,-,,~v~•. p;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.1
Cpe de Ville PI S, r1R, Au to. Good
• tirei;:, $150 or best o fr. FACTORY
AIR CONDITIONING 9fi2-0().ll2.
Padded ~OJlrl full power. all '00 CllEVY Station \Vgn.
leather inN'!riOT, stereo, door OriglriaJ owner. $200 or best
Jocks, tilt &. telesropic s!eer. nffer. Call 5'18-6663, Aft 6
1ng, many otber x:tras, fl.111,
I UKP240) '071-,1 ~C~ll~E~V-. -M~'1~i~b"-.-,-.,-lo
$2399
NABERS Cadillac
AUTHORIZED DEALLR
2600 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa r.tesa
Call S.10-9100 Open ~unday
LARGEST
SELECTION OF
CADILLACS IN
ORANGE COUNTY
SALES-LEASING
AUTHORIZED
·SERVICE.
Nabers Cadillac
1r·11n~ .• f;>.ct, 1Hr, lo mi's,
nni:. 011·nrr, x!n't. Pricerl lo
SC'lt. f\.16-4314.
'6.l CHEVY Impala Super
Sport. PIS, 11ir. Good cond.
S7.'ll. 11.1.l H Su per ior ,
N1'\1ptJrr &-11.ch. 646-1398.
"63 Chevy Conv, 6 cyl, gd
rnnrl. $<100 C11ll Art 5 pm.
!:l'lfl..JJ9.ll, 5'15-8256.
·:;3 Chrv. P-u, new paint.
pf'rfrt•1 body, new engine,
TlPW hrakl.'S $250. ~8-M20.
'57 CHEV
2600 HARBOR BL., nrerli; tr,oi.n11m i~sion "'Ork
COSI'A f\fESA ~100 * 546-4781
540 -9100 Open Sund11)l e ·;i7 CHEVYe
'68 E l Dorad1' 34.000 mi, Nreds ri ng jQb, s:;o.
Owner movini:: to Ha1\·a 1i 968-5401
$36j() .. 494-0626 t1r &16-4·131 '66 CHEVY Caprice. 2~. a ir
rlo J im. cond. Riii. good l'flnd, $995.
Cadillac 1971
Cpe. de Ville
rACTOR\'
• • fi44-42l3 • *
'69 ['.\•JPALA (U51om. 350
en£:., 1111-. a t1 tri. PS. PB. id
rnnd. 119.)() . .1146-1706.
AfR CONOITIONl:-<G ·71 Ve.ca llatchb&ck 4 spd,
Full J>0"''er, \'1n_v] tnp, a 11 $2.000.
leather interior. nit .~· 1ele. Call 5-1&-2'1:'!2
srop1c s!ttrini:. s!rrro, .-Joor . JtXk~. Joc;:iJly dri\'en & abso· l!l&I CHEV ~1al11:lu 2 Dr.
Jutely fresh! t951DfAJ S<>rliin. Air rond .. auto. $400.
$6999 Pnvale party. 494-@14.
'66
'68
'67
'70
'69
'70
'70
GTO
CHECK THESE
VALUES
A b• .. u+;ful bl11• f;ni1ll
with bl1,k inl••ie•. Au!ci,
''"" & pewe•. I THH l l l )
CHEV .
lmp•I• 'I d,.-,4it cend.
111te. tr •n1.-P.S .. P.8.
R.dia. "••Y "''' in I eirt.
(VAF7J1 l
MUST. n,;, ,., h11 .. u+o. tr1n1.,
P.S., P.B., rodia. Runl
tine_ ITEI98 1 l
CHEV.
8ron1 e with b1 1<.k lep &
-A;, eond. & nic•.
ISSS AGO I
CHEV.
Chevelle SS-Sh1rp
l~rouq~cut-G••v. 81.,k
inl , Auto.''""'· P.S .. P.8
IHXG2J6)
CHEV.
728-Br;qh! yellow. Bl •t ~
inl 'I 1pd h1n1 .. p<1w••
,1,.,,;nq. 1757.BltS l
Harbour Volkswagen
18711 Bea ch Bl vd. NABERS Cadillac DAIL'L PILOT fOI' 1.ction! Huntington Beach
AUTIIORIZED DEALER Call G42-S671I k Save! i 'i~~~~~~-"O"l~~~~~~"'!:'-":llnr:'J
842-4435
2600 Harbor Blvd., Autos, Imported 970 1 utos, Imported 9 0 Autos, imported
Cosia ~\lesa
C1ll 540-9100 Open Sunday * '68 EL DORADO *
ABSOLUTELY BEAUT, R~d
w/\11ht !11.ndau top !.: wht
Jrath1c>r in,t. All p11r, 11.ll
xtras. New radial ll~s .
.r.1ust .see to apprec1ale. Pvt
Pty: 673-25-llf if no answer:
:J,,'j7 •• J6l !.
'67 COUPE de Ville. X!nt
ronrl, \1'lxtras. sell lnr S2395
nr best o ffer. 548-59~ 11ft ;;.
'66 Ct1d 4-<lr, S149:i, Fu!l
pc>wer. Air ronrl, Ortg
o"·ner, Sharp, 6"il-06SO.
• '67 Carl Convr. Full f!O"'f'r.
far: 11 ir cone!. Am·f"m stereo.
S2100. CaU $41 -233~.
CAMARO
DOWN MONTMlT
DEMONSTRATORS
Sl•j ID_. ... Pl""'. S59.01 ID!ill ""'· PY"'t·
io!tl. lol. lit.,.. & all tw-ct ct...l"ljn on C019t,
<1tdit fo.r •I ...01. Dtltrttd p,m1, puc•
51832. Ur~ pr'u i1 $2.111. A/HJ.l.l ~Ill:· coo•(l(•.1.n 1s.n s
See the
Luxllrious
Economical
VENTURA II
for '72!
NOW ON
SALE
OVER 26 TO CHOOSE FROM
AT TREMENDOUS
SAVINGS!
TAii THI YALLIY Yll W TUlt N·OFF FI OM
SAN Dll•O I •AIDIN •IOYI lllllWATS
.. '
SH. ti l 1149~
'70 GREMLINS
' " c11oo .. ""-ell Mly -.i•. !•71 IO!)floooil 51400
'70 AMX 'S
t rrt '*"·"°"'" Mir ......... 31tlASGt•OK.
52495
BUYER'S
PROTECTION
PLAN
GUARANTEED
72 CARS
~-..... '""'"'---... ,, .. ,.,, ........... """''
"''"~·
WE Will
PRICES DO NOT
INCLUDE 7 % REBA IT
Autos, lmpofted 970 Autos, Used
'71
TOYOTA
ACTION
SALE
'70 TOYOTA
MARK 11
STATION WAGON
R1d;o. He1+1r. A uto Tr1n1.,
Air Cond . ISbbBXP )
$2599
'70 COROLLA
ST.A.TION WAGON
( l29ASGl
$1699
'68 TOYOTA
CORONA HARDTOI"
I UCS75l)
$1399
'68 TOYOTA
HARDTOP CPI.
(WXLS87 )
$1499
'67 TOYOTA
4 DOOR
fTWN9 J4)
$1099
'71 TOYOTA
L.AND CRUISER
(0'l6CXVJ
$3599
LOW
DOWN
PAYMENTS
LOW
CORY AIR
'65 Corvair, 201 llP,
\\'heels, Spoiler, Very last,
lrnm&c cond . B il l
Jongbloed, 6iJ.-1Ti2 be I
Sarn.
'fl:'1 C:flRVAlll ~10111.11 Coupe.
Low inileaKe. $200.
673--0863 aller 3
CORYETIE
==-·-----1 1966 F'B, 55.000 n1i!es. 415 hp,
~ spd, p/b, p/\\', s/f', k/o,
\l'hN>ls, radials 4 + + $1,99.1
J.18-z:ilt -~~----~-I '66 ~ url InJecterl Cor"•'!tc
S:l:lOO or best olfer, Ci.JI
5.17-•t72. -·6SC.-.-,-., .. , .. ,.~S~1~15~0.-.-I
DODGE
'GS OODCE P1cku11 &
Ct11111x•r. P1«kup C'1t11\pe1'
.'-per•<JL ~. 1011, pn11cr ~IC'4·T
l n~. V-8. l1kr nr11 1111•turh11i;
l'<lrll/H'r. IYIJB\'j;)I. S:lli7.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
22 10 S11. \J:un at \\arner
S;Jnta A1u1
1'6'1 DODG~: 4 Dr H.T, \'S
l'11g111e. ~Jt;,13511 . S-19:1.
'i:! s On Salt> Nil•"
ATLAS
Chrysler I Pl.vi 110111 h
2!129 lh1rbor Biid.
1
c.lsln :'<!.~~a :.16-193-1
CA:'<IPER SperL11l. ideal for
l'Ouplr, '~l Dodge lruck &
<·;1n1rx·r 11 /L11jagi;cr jai.;ks,
gd cond. S~;,(J. t:H2-4~80.
!\!UST sell '63 Dodge Dart
1..-onv., r/h, good l'Ond. S29J.
962-63:~1.
'6!) DOGl': [)ART :110. NPI\'
1 irl!.~. brakei;. Very clean.
Brs1 offrr. 5-IS--:1.651.
FORD
'til T-BIRD ;\1 e ('ha n 1 c s
!'['Jl'r111!. I PT2561. S37i.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
22·ID So. ;\Jain at \\'ar nl"I'
Sanl11 /Ina
'fi~ :'l·IUSTi\.NG V-8, f111ro.
Tr11ns.. Radio, Ht a T f' r.
(VTR32.!l.$14i7.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
22·10 So .. \la111 nl \\'arner
Santa fl n;i
'6!'1 FUHD T-1311-rl. L:tnd'1ll
MONTHLY lop anri loa<lcrl . {XVJ>7'j61.
PAYMENTS Jn (I 1'011f'r S(eer1ni:: !.· ,\1r.
..Derut Lewi&
• TOYOTA
l!.'l·lli !!arhnr. c.~l.
ti46-9;lQ3
'71
VOLVO
ACTION
SALE
'68 VOLVO
142
Aulo, !reno., ,..;r Cond.
!VW SSJ •I
$1999
'70 MAVERICK
St~ndard Ti ~n•. R•dio,
He~!e r, Vloyl Top. (8JJ
BM PI
$1499
'66 BUICK
LI SAlllE
H•rdlop, o~• ow~t•, !ow
milt •. Air Cnnd., Full Pow-
''· !RZLS~O I
$1199
'68 OPEL
STATION WAGON
E•c111lion1I c11, low rn\111.
~XHN04 7l
$1499
'67 JAGUAR
•+• !UCH 71 1J
$2999
LOW
DOWN
PAY MINT\
LOW
MONTHLT
PAYMENTS
...Derut Le.uriA W VOLVO
1946 H&rbor, C.l\I.
&46·930.'1
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
2210 So :\l;i!ll a! \Yarner
Santa Ana
l''jO Rfll\'.{'H \\agon. 10 Pa~<; ..
Au to. T1·un~.. f11~·tnry A ir
Cond., Po\l•'l' S1rrrini.:.
R1id10. j;l-1401. S2Si7.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
22..0 So. :'<!11in aT \\'arnCT
Siinla An;i
'69 (;AL1\XlE :-.oo. 2 nr.
llarrltop, 111r, a u t nm it r l c
tr.in.<1., rarlin, hf'a!rr, po11rr
strrr1ng. !3l6AS~)
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
22·Hl So . .\Jain 11 1 \Varner
Slln111 /Ina
~7 1-FORDS *
G.\LAXl.l::S e l\I U~'TANGS
TOr.ll\'OS
HERTZ CORP.
17141 778-4050
Jllll LTl'l Country !'qu1rr 10
flll.~.'-C'!lll;rr :<!111 1on 11 11gon.
1\11· cr}nrl, rwr, b1·11kc~.
~tr1'r1 n::: 11 1nrl<i11~. s<'lll~.
,\ \1IF'1 ~t"rf'n, f'T1.,.·11 tf'
p11r1.1 S1.ft'o1 4!11--f~l ·I.
Fl •HDElfi.l Country ~u1r" 9
pa~~ \\ a,l{nn. PrJ r1 ,\. fl1 1g I
n•1n<'r !l!X 4!).!l $58;'!.
f>·l·l-HllO nr &1~-2:lR2
'69 \111('h-i"V~,,W-,,-. ~,,-~-,-.•
F;i.·1'•1;.' ,\1r ('und. l\)1\rr
~'""!'!!\J.:'.. R.fl•hn. Healrr,
\\'h1T•~1 Hll~. jYr:A :118 I
$2077.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
2140 So \l<11n ;,t \\':irner
Nln!a /\1111
'6i ~"r<l ,-.,llO V-ll, Auto.
Tl'lln~.. R;id io, Hr111rr, 2
Dr., hke OC\\'. ITYU 879)
Sfii7.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
12·10 Sn. ~111in 111 \VArner
$..1111,11. AnR
·6;. F'orrl F'500 Cab & rhH~'ls
2'.tll S7i7.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
22.J:l So. ;\l!1ln ar Warr.tr
."8 nt11 Ana
'liti Gala.~1p ;,oo V--1., 4 Dr.
Auto trans., factory 11lr
ronrt11inninf', poll'er s1€'rTing
<TF'F 668\ S677.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
2'240 So. l\laln at \\'11rner
5'!1nra Ana
'67 Ford LTD 4 Or. h11rrltop,
air cond, power stc:er!ng,
racl!o. hl'Rler, white 1kl~
wall~. ll1ndau lop. (TIY
626• S1177.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
2'2.JO So. :\1aln 11.1 \\'arroer
~nta AnA
S1turday, Septtmbtr 25, 1q71 DAILY PI LOT '1
910Autoa, New fiil 980 Aufo1, New 980Autos, New 980 J A~!~~~-~-~w 980 Aufot, New -980 Autos, New --------------------------.......-.... -· --------
'Howdy' Neighbor
U11cl1 H1waNll h real pro11d '• ••11e11nco fh .. Ith 911111101 clHlll9• ow11
••It 11 c:omrrtt11c:h19 , 011r _, "40" 11 pl11,.. .. hill •f now c:or1. Co-
ln 011d kick • t.w tf-. •lc.k tM cer y111 W•f •ti •I•• Ir H-et •
bit ... 1.1
OUR DISCOUNT PRICESI
TOP DOLLAR FOR
YOUR TRADE-l NSI
Check Gworonty before
wow buw thot new Che'y
Dl'."CO UNT f'lllCl:S
SER VICE FACILITll:S
SELECTION
,-q~,!!!llll~ll!!'!if!!!'f'm!!lm ~
'71 CLOSE-OUT PR ICESt 1•;. TAX REBATE u....., Congrenlo,..t A.pproy•f COURTEOUS SELllN<i
BRAND NEW
DODGE DEMON
NOW ONLY
$150 + ~~w: LIC .
Wttl •q11lppe4 with •lityl MOtJ, llS CID, 6·
c:yl., tl11ttd wlndthleld and ma11y otlt•r •p·
tloq. Vinyl top Is 011 •ptle11•I 11tra, s.,.
Ne. LllfClll 0677l 56J35 MONTH
•I monlh1, doferred P•vm1nl prite ii $3232.80. Ce•!. pric1 !1 $2b50.00 incl~din9 11• i nd lic1 n11. APR
i1 10 11 •. on 1ppro~ed c•ed '
NEW 1971 CAPRI CE .;-246560
51003 DISCOUNT Here's some right smart buys in used cars
-YOU A LL COME IN YO U "HEAH "
OFF FACTORY WINDOW PRIC E
'67 Ch•w. Matlb11
Caup1 V! au•o
l"'IM pwt "'""' ltll wn••I Y•r~ noc •
lUOS IOI'
$1299
'69 Chev. l/J To11
Pickup
Y8, •u•c. 1ren1 , pa,...
Pr .ieer CU>!om CI D,
>Ph! ""'' 111:'600) $2599
'67 Plwmo1111t VII"
H•rOTap < o u Pt Y!, ••c•or y •Ir ccna, •ulO
!rMI> (f08 101
$1 099
TtiESE CAP~ CAPllY THE llLA NCE OF s YEAll s~.ooo Mil( F"ACTOll}
W~RRAt4T1
'70 Ch•v. lll'p ala
~l'Ofl '~~~~ YR
•u•o !'Ir• ••<1
~" <0"0 P•" • ""' p ... r. b•.1'~· I~ ·O,•~
IOI> l!S: AlV!
'70 El Camino
Cu<Tom fo<l~•y ~Ir,
VS. •u•cm•llc, llOW·
~· ;lee•1np, l•~~·u
"'"" lcw mlf1:1 till '"'
'70 CHEY. NOVA
~~~•! l Cu!• \'~.
~11··, ••• ~,. II<'"'" "pt. 1,,, ""
·~-rl 1~1•-'01.11
'69 Chev, Meilibu
Sf!<l·! (pp YI, Fa<T.
•1• •C"d , l•"d•u lop.
bu<•ot '""I (]~\~
9~11
'67 Mu1ton9
\'I t•('~'" ~ r en""
llON t l I Te1• ~U'!'
I•~~• .. re ~"t l\'lll .,,
$1399
'69 llod90 Dart '"° o~,'•' v~ •u•a ·•~n• ' ..... ,.... '''"' '
"'"'' t~r 1v1c J19J
S?099
'66 ii Comlno
T~~ e<n.,omv 6 cvnn·
dor ~no~• w1•~ •11nd•
~r!I Jr~·'· 1•39•101
$999
'69 OPEL '65 PONTIAC '70 Chal'nger
r:!odlo, ~!or . O<Jlo. l /T
Iran! . nl• ccncl., w..it ..,u1,,.,.,, Ind. Dir
Of•CfG flOM !PF£t/J) tond. IUll AD'l'I
Santa Ana Dadg• ~
1401 N. TUSTIN A VL • 835-3691 ~
Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New tlO
SUNSET FORD FUN·NIES
So 6ET OH VOV<L
HOIZSi
0011 'T 6ET LEFT AT"
.,.Mi; 4AT"E .
.JUST PICK 0VT VO<I~
OVll~l~nONIS
GREAT!
ARE
ll!E IS S "'i;•MA!'!"!~R~'l'"'"e"'L"'O~S-
/Vll) 5 T,Al'I 6
TIU: PLUSi.1 LTD I fo HliW
TIH!'.IA. STVUIS Mi'\lli ALL.
<::MANGaO
R>R HllllTIEH saf.#ITY 'TWO
ERE!
PAUL REVERE
MU$T SE 111RlllUl6-
0V1ilt lal MIS &RAVE I
® :..~~ IJ;,;.'d,
IMA~E DIATE DELIVERY!
ALL MODELS ALL COLORS
------------------------·------------------------
ALL CARS
SUtJICT TO
l"llOA SALi
TREMENDOUS USED CAR CLEARANCE
NOW IN PROGRESS
53 99 TO 53999
"' We Must Clear Them Out! We Must Make Room For The New 1972'•
TAKE VALLEY VIEW OFF RAMP FROM FREEWAY
WI DON'T CAH
WHIRi YOU
IOU•HT YOUR
CAR
WI WOULD UICI
TO SIRYICI n
.. ~
•
l
r
0-'IL'( PILOT S.Uurd~y. Stpttntb~r 4 l'tn.
------------. ~~~ ~~~ ~111111111111111~1 ~~~~1 ~~~~~~~1 .,, .. ,~ . .,. l§J l .,, .. ~ ... ,. l§J I ., ... ,,,_ l§J I .,, .. ,~ .. ,. J§j [ .,, .. ,~ .. ,. I~ ~' _ ...... ~ .. _-~]§]
'72 VANS
WE HAVE THEM
In stock & Ready for Immediate De-
livery. Sticks, hydramatics, short or longs
ready for you to drive away.
BUY AT '71 PRICES
Joe MocPherson
401 S. EL CAMI NO REAL, SAN CLEMENTE
837 -2771
Tl;\ IE
c:J
Tim• M•g•:s•n•
Ou•lity Deeler
•word for 1•71
~~
FORD -LTD -GALAXIE -TORINO -WAGON SALE
Many to clloow from. '65 t hru '70 Modtl1, Sport rook, formal1, 2 door & 4 doer
hardtop1 & $8don1. full power, a ir conditioning. Warrantlet owellebl•.
EXAMPLE : 1970 FORD GALAXIE
500 1 dr. H.T. VS, dulomaliG, full power, air condi1'onin9. good m;lft1. !9•lAKCl
OUR PRICE $2496
"'"" Autos, U.-d 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Uled 990 Autos, UMd
MERCURY
990 Autot, UMCI
FORD -----------'70 GALAXIE 500
!'ialr prll'f'd 2 dr. 11.T, Btau-
nfuJ hgh1 Jl'y ~nld l11 11~h.
1111h goJrl u\lf'flOr .~ Ilk
h1'011·n !anrtau rrv•I t:q111pprrl
w11 h auto IJ'Hn~. H"<11n,
hf'a!Pr. JJO"' '''lndo11~. la•·-
1nry ;i1r. Thi~ attra1·r11·e f';.r
show~ P.xcelle111 CIU'P. fl•k
/or rlf'mo11sr!'al1on. 39.J,\l '!I szm. Jnlu1so11 & Son. 2~26
Harhor Blvd. Costa _l!r~a.
M0-5630 '
'li7 :0.1uslang . S11ci) :->h1ft
RArl1n, HP:t!l'r. 1T.>;F. l.l~1
sm . "
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
FORD
'70 FORD LTD
BROUGHAM
S1ylr leader. clean Hraut1lu1
British i;rcen mPt;i!J1r 1111h
ivy 1ntrrinr & land11u 1iY1/.
1n1n11u•ul1t1r !11rot1i:h<l111 In
adn111011 to a111n 1r<1•1s. r;.-
rl•n. hP<1tl'r II hi!.~ priw. srrg.
pnw brki-. fart air o·nnri ,
Pow \\Jndows, ('Tr. If ,you sPe
& dn\'e this 11r1rart1''" c•H',
_vou \\'Ill RSl'ce lo 11~ c_.und1-
11nn. :i MAGD. .Johnson &-
Son, 2026 llarl)flr Blvd
Cnsl<I J\!f'S<L. 5·Vt.$10.
·i;,1 Bul!'k P.1\'1<1·a. fully
LQ;irll'rl . 10~1 i6~f SS77
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
2..!-10 :-.n. \111111 :ii \~'arrwr
S;inra Ana
FORD
"69 Gelax1e 500 V-8, au!n.
1rans. facmry Air Cond.
Po~r Steering, R ad I Iii .
lll'!Her, 4 Dr .• !ZRG 37~1
$1177.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
22--10 So. J\la1n ;H \.\'arner
Santa Ana
'69 t-·ORD Galax1e cpe. V!I.
al!lo.. R&H, pc>1.,·er slef'r-
1n~ & brakes. 1679 BSX.l
$1495.
'1'l's On SalP NlJW
ATLAS
Chryi-J,,r PJy111n111h
2929 Harbnr Btvrl.
LINCOLN
'69 Lincoln Continental '&J \lrrMJry :vloott'~y V-s. Auto. Tra.m .• •'aclDry Air
Concj., Po"A•er · Steering, 2
Dr. Han1top (RBD 6181.
$·177.
Clraranrp pr1cerl. Beau11ful
pla11num blu~. "~!h dk. blur
leather and landau 100!.
Lu:1o.11ry equlpP"<'I. Full [1(1'\-
f'r_ Jnc•Judes l;i1·1 81f !'find
f">llf'I' rjr.w j,,,...k~. 1111 !-l•'IO:
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
v.h;>rl, r11:. ·rtu~ i!> 1;,;i,I f)u;il-22-10 Sn. /11;i1n 31 \\-'arnf'r
11y. Nut a typical pr1t'P lr;irl-Santa Ana
,.,r -M'l' !o<lay. 1!1J B.\1X '63 :\IPrcury Cougar "428
S.l67?1. Johnson & Son, 2626 V-8" Auto. Trans. R.arl1o,
ll;irhnr Blvd,, Cost;i r.tf'Sa. MearPr. Po"·er B r a k es,
:i-10-'Xi.'O. Po11·Pr SIPPr 1ng. (337 AGAf.
MERCURY
'59 Mere. Wagon
Full J)Ol\er. l;111ory 11.1r.
$87.50
HIGHLAND MOTORS
SIR77.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
:Z:1IO Sn. ~lain 11.r \\'arner
'67 :-.1F:RCURY Cnlonv Park
Sta 11ai;:. full p\IT, 10 pags,
:l!l.000 mi. $2600. 642--0102.
------S & F MOTORS
19-t.l Harbor Blvd., C.M.
Quality Used Cars
$395 to $1295
PONTIAC
'70 PONTIAC
G.T.O.
Auro trans .. pr. str .. P'I'· disc.
brks .. landau lop cir.an, In
nu!e&gl'. nso. . .
BILL BARRY
PONTIAC·GMC-FIAT • • Ovrr 2IX) r1ew &. ugf'd cus
io chonsP from
0pf'n ·111 JO p.m.
1970 .~I AV ERICK. sranrlaroi 'f.6 ronn Counrry SquU"F. 10
Cn~t;i !\1f'Sa ~16-1!!.~I
"611. FALCO:" Sta. \\'a t:<ln. \"~.
A1tlo. 1r;u1s , pt)\\f'r i;rerr-
i111:.. rarl10. hf";i!f'r, '1h1tc
,1·a!! tire~. tXDJl!lfii. S\177.
DUNTON FORD
21 1.i l-larbrlr Blvrl.
Cl'.ISta .\lci-11. 6--15-5-m.t MUSTANG
»! I:.:. Is! St., Si!.nra Ana
(1st St. :1.1 S.A. f'"rwy.)
~ii8·1000
'66 PONTIAC Iran~. R.~-11. L\!J(lll ml. Xlnt
t'Onri. s1-1:r1 .• 11!Wl-11:1.
'67 RA:"'Cll \\<il!<ln. \'.S,
Auln. Tr;in<., ,\1r Coor! ,
P,;irl1n, HPa1Pr. (X:>r2121_
SB77.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
22!0 So .. \J;i 1n 111 \l'arnrr
Sit111a An;i
paf'~"llt'"r. illr ronrl., $0.'lfl.
!J6.l;-6S22 I 546-7070 1971 MERCURY
'ill GALAXr~: JOO. V·R, auin. 22·10 So .\111111 111 \\'arner ST AT ION WAGON S
Iran~. f;tclnry 111r C'nnrl. 2 Santa Ana HERTZ CORP.
dr. hard1op. landau rOflf. ---------(714 ) 778--4050
ffj3~AGY l. S2fi77. JEEPS ~~~--~--'iO ,\1f'1'r111)· :"II on t e i:: o
--------1 'iO :O.lusr. Lanrlau. V-8. au1o ..
pn1\f'r ~lf'Prlni:. JlO"'Pr
hra\;es. Nice car. 1806 Af'Xf
S2377.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
CATALINA
2 DR. HT C'JH>. rild10, he.tirr
& fully f;irrory .-quippP.d,
SPil hlup 111111 m<111chin1: 1c-
lerior. VZXJ67.
1'.)6 1 INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL $695
BILL BARRY
DUNTON FORD V1ll11i!<'r \V;ignn, !l-p11.o;s, A11·.
Tr;i1IPr pat:k>1g1>. nonf rack. 2210 So. ~hon ;it \Var11Pr
20,()1)1) m 1·~. ~·lu~1 .sacr1f11·("l --o.=•"'co"-c"="""co'=~-I 546-7070
2240 Sri. ~111111 at \\'arnf'r
S;in111 Ana
Scour. S5i5. Xlnt r on rl.
&14-\;)4'1.. $2!!9.l. f>;JG-flRO(\. l97T MUSTANGS
HERTZ CORP. PONTIAC-GMC-F/AT
(7 141 778-4050 • • =~===~C,.,.--· I Over 200 new & U!led ca.rs :'.IUSTANG ;\la<'h L !o choose from
THE NEWEST CARS YOU' LL SEE THIS YEAR! w/extras. 1!.000 Open '111 JO p.m.
FORD 'FOR 1972
1111lr~. LikP nell'. O" ner. 2000 E. I.st S1.. Sa.n1a Ana
fi7.)--i~(I() \ls! S1 .11 S.A. f'rwy.)
·5;, l\lus!;i;ng. auto rrarn;. rfh, ~i.JS-1000
air, gnod conrl. Si 2 5. '68 PONTIAC GTO
!lAA-3M:i. fac1. air, l spd eu10 trart!,
'67 J\'lustan~ fs!hck, V~. Auro, black landau & black Vlnyl
RIM. Nr nP11· tirf'S, Lo mi's, burke1s, cons o I e, wood
1972 TORINO
SEE THEM ALL!
We have more of next year'1
mode ls ready for imm ediate d e-
livery than we have ever had dur-
ing a "new car showing."
A FI FTY YEA R RECORD /
Best ofr. 897-%19 afl :!P.\l. grain. PIS, RIH. F'acl.
OLDSMOBILE
'70 OLDS 98. 2 Dr. Hardtop,
beau11ful car/bf'attH!u! cl"ln-
rt111on. many xtras. $3100.
~!J2-~.99fi.
f">\IT. STP!'f'{) 1af)f', xln'! CQlld.
~297:i. :i:i7-98R~-
PINTO
il r 11110 hie en..:;1ne, t!i~c
1-rilkrs, 4 spd, rle!ux inter.,
. \Tao: 11·h,,rl.<, 111r r., & tin1ed
i;la5~. S2-!00, .llJ0-36.i.1.
PLYMOUTH
ma,i;::~/f.1 ichrhn X tin!s. Dc-
C{'llent condihnn. Mu~r SPJI!
Priv. Pry, Sl6.'i0. S .. 17-43~7.
1969 ~XEC. STA. \VA G. Golrl
11111rx:H"1 1r1m. 6 PR.SS., air,
P/\V, f">l\T, St>at~. cnii~e . tilt
11·hEt"I, inst; cluster, Dl'!lux
int. Nf'w disc hr~. Pvt pty.
:1-1'1.-9722
"67 FIREBIRI) 400 ron--
vpr•r1hle, orii;:1nal o .. vner,
fOl 'l'f'ri In sell. H.B. 213:
;,~2-112:1
1%9 GTO. IORderl "'/extra!> .
Xlnl rnnrl. \ owner. Like
!lt'W. fii.)...7200
'&I GTO. orig 011~r. xln!
{'f)ntl. Au!o, R&H. lo mill!!.
R;i rri1rurla St ll'k Sh1f1, S69!l . .")lf>-24.19 -------------~-~-:="! THE ALL-NEW MID-SIZE CAR
'69 FORD LTD $2296 '65 RAMBLER W9n. s995 Autn .. R&f-1. .•11r cond.
P.S .. t;('o(H'j milP~.
41\'Nfl\j\\1
2 Dr 11.T. R&H. 111110 .• r :;:., fa rt. air. ~nod
rn11 ... ~. 'inyl roof. ------------·I I XS!'4lli• --------~ '69 OPEL RALL YE $1196 G.J\I. R&:lf. 4 .spP"rl.
,enld ,,·fbh1ck ~lf!f)f'!..
i:on<I mil,.~. IZLA6-121
'69 CAMARO $1896 J!ardrnr. VR. ~r::indard
tn1n!'., t>ond miles.
'124CP!<: I
'66 CH RYSLER
Ne\\' Ynrkrr 4 Dr.
H.T Full pt>11 Pr. far-
tl"lr,\' 11ir Good mil,,~.
(TNS:\.)::.1
'69 DODGE $1996 CnrnnPI 2 Dr. f-1.T.
R.ti:J-1, Rlt!n,, P.~ .. \'!ny)
ronL air rnnd , \n\\'
rnilr;.. IZ5;r.:Ol \I
.,......._..... __ ._....M_U_S_T_A_N~G--~SA-L~E~-----)
Many la cl!oOM lro'". '65 thru '70 modeh . Co11pn, hardtop•. co11wertlble 11111d 2+2
feubatk1. Same wltli 4 'peeds, el10 air co11dltionln9 a11d a11tomatlc madel1.
EXAMPLE: '70 MUSTANG H.T.
rt dir, ~~~+e r, powe' •f•e,,,.9, .. ;,,~:.,~I roof. good ,.,;1~1 . ()'14AG9 1
OUR PRICE $2496
'66 CHf.VELLE SS. '66 OLDS Toronodo $1396 r1111 JX'""r. 111r cl"lnrl .
v1n~-1 rl"lnl. i::norl mllf'~.
'67 PO NT . L• Mo"' ~'1196 ·66 VO LVO 122S 11 T. rrr A111n r.f,H ,. ~1111 1,,n \\"11!:'nn
P:;;. air rnr1'1 1,.,,od I l'""d l'l\\ n1il"•
m1lr~. •\'l.IZC"l!l• •7.X\":..'l!l•
'66 fA LC ON W9n . '65 OPEL Kndett e
Gnflrl niil~-r,,,nd
r ··11 •i<r"rT"' I Inn.
'!10)..,\ ~(; •
$896
ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED
TRADES ACCEPTED PAID FOR OR NOT
G•laxi• 500
l Dr 1-1 T ~"" P•w<'
..,,, C<>NI ''" s~v·
'70 Renault Sed.
r '1 "· fl•"" • ~c • ..,. C.!l!HI ,, ...• •'••flftl
'61 Galaxie Sed.
I•• "v'~ """· r < '"'· '-'" L<>"" "<\•>~, 1f)Dl l?ll
'68 Dodge Pickup
v• 61,,~ l>&>l C.t>Od Mlle~
'68 Ga l ~11de H .T .
V< "YT~ ,,,,_. r~,G°'°"
II 1~, I VC~ ~!11
$)296
$)496
$)496
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1972 PINTO RUNABOUT
UNBEATABLE DISCOUNTS
ON
NEW '7 1 's AND IMMACULATE
'71 DEMO AND EXEC . CARS
Slill " Bi!!• B i!f
Sf'lf'cl i"'' T•• ('#1ottse f'r ,.,111!
-----ANO REMEMB ER
Upon Con g ress approval of the E xcis• Tax reduc-
tion, you will receive a
7°/o REBATE
On Any New Ford Car You Buy .
• IN ADDITION TO OUR
CLEARANCE DISCOUNTS
SALES DEPT.
HOURS
t AM T• t l'M MON.ff.I
I AM T1 6 l'M SAT
11 AM T• 6 '"' SUN
PARTS-SERVICE
HOURS
7 AM To 9 PM MON
7 AM To 6 PM TUl·fll
1972
THUNDERBIRD
THf ALL NfW
PER~ONA l CAR
ONE OF SO.
CALIFORNIA'S
BIGGEST PINTO
DISPLAYS!
e 1600 CC Engines e 2 Door Se dans
e 7000 CC Engines e 3 Or. Runabouts
e 4 Speed Sticks e Air Cond. M odels
e Automalic.s e Customized Mod.
FORD
FOR
TRUCKS
1972!
OUR TRUCK EXPERTS
CAN SERVE YO U BEST/
F-lOO'S
TO
HEAVY DUTY
CUSTOMS
'
R.''"· H-1"·. ''·'O\. "'" 1 ·r=o=.~ .. T=1~A~C~'O~',~G~d~P~~~1 ,-,. .-. •~ ''" -, PIS.
Sfii7 PIB. xlnt CC'od. S.'>60, Ca.II
DUNTON FORD '"" "'-·'"'
546-7070
2210 ::.-. ~l:i1n ')t \\'11rnPr
Santa An::i
'fi'i Pl~ninuth F'ury I ~t1rk
19ffl PONTIAC. SlOO.
if;21 Oon Orii•t .
Hunr1ngron &ach
RAMBLER
I soru ~~o~r FOR~1
'60 RAMBLER WAGON
546-7070
PONTIAC
'71 PONTIAC
CATALINA
rlr-hilrrlrnp, 111r conrl..
aUlo. ti ... 11,<. p1,·r. ~1r., p11r
hrk1, r;.irl1r ~· hPaTPr. run~
on rrc;11l;.ir CilS, looks like
6 cyl1nrler. !>11<.'k. (JHB 2891
11 27.50
HIGHLANO MOTORS
Zl~."1 Harbor Blvt:I.
Cosra Mesa ,. 645-~
'67 Al\IBASSADOR dpl con·
\lf'rlahlP PSll"B. !!I t wh rorol.
crui~e control, ll lr, AM/1'"M
rf'rlin1n~ ~ra ts 52.000 mi.
Sfl.'ill 4!14-.1~89
T·BIRD
I /lf'\\. ~01.'l!\~
'
SJ495
BILL BARRY
PO NTI AC -GMC -FIAT • •
'f;,ll T-Birrl. f11cfory Air
Cond., Full Po\\·er. Vinyl
Roof. fXGi\I OSlll. S22i7.
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
0\ rr :!()'! 11"" & 11~"d ears
1n chnn~e Jmm Siln!a An;i;
Op<'n 'Ill HI pm. ifl T·RIP.O R r nu R >i 11 m ! ::'l 1n E_ l~t ~r , S;inlll Ana flp11r 11lt 11111. In mi·~.
I ( l!<I ~I. il! ;:;, ,\ ri-w,1 ! .<:pol!r~~. nu tlrf'I. A/(' l'lc
·,-,~. tnoo s::.j?ll r\"1. pt~-. f>.M-27~n FT1.
n;;, 1"0;\TJAC C;i1ahn;i, ~Tll-1h1·11 1'1011. or 64 4 -027 7
11n11 11 ilcnn. All fll' r. ;i;ir.1 ~"="·c.."='"~",·--,--,--,--.,..--,-1
i\\l/f\1, n+·" !1rr~. tr:i11~. 'f,7 T-Btrrl lanrl;i;u 4 dr.
hr;ikP.<:. h;i!!rr1'. ~r;irlrr lnarlrrl. 11 1r. nl"W tu~s.
(;nnrj n1rrh;i111rlll rnnrl h11r ~i!Cl'lfl('f' '.'\AA-11.12.
;<"Ill" hnrl,1< rfrnt~-S:i;l.1.
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l.il~IJ!li! Rr;1 r h
VALIANT
'(,(} rONTl/IC 51.1, \\'i!:n. XlnT
rnnrl. r .>;, /.: P R. Oni:
"61 \lah...i1, nP\\" paint, &:one!
hfifl,1 Nr..-r!~ tra n~ml•sion.
S.)f), 49~-12.1'.1.
Autos, Used
LOOK! WHAT
WE HAVE FOR YOU
150 USED CARS TO CHOOSI FlOM
'67 CHEV. II WAGON
f> c.vl. ~rick ~h1rt. A
,ennd Eronom.v \\'airnn.
l li\il~\!21 I
·'68 IMPALA WAGON
V-l'. ~11ln., f;.ir!orv Air,
JIO\IPI' slrPri•12. (VK958l
A C""d \'fli!I" \\1111;011.
'68 VW BUG
A Good li ttle bu,ll.
(712CTP1
'68 CHEV. MALllU
C:1J11pP. V-A. a1110, trans.
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APPR ECIATE
YOUR
BUSINES S
CALLNOWll
Phone 557-9220
INSTANT CREDIT
YOU NllD AND STILL SAVI YOU MeNIY
t. If you ore new in California 3. If you ore new on your job
2. If you owe money on you r 4. If you hov e little or no cred it
car ·
LET ME TRY TO ARRANGE THE CREDIT AND TERMS YOU
NEED SO THAT YOU MAY
Drive Home Today in the car of your choice!!
YOUR LOCAL FACTORY DIRECT
DEALER WITH 9 ACRES
TO SERVE YOU BETIER!!
$2698q~L $1 95 DOWN
$8 8MONTH PRICE
$1 05.,101ald1.p~ml l6a 1i lO'lll..., Pfr11.'"t1.l<,.&lit•n>.•&o:I FOR 36 ,,..,.,,. <M'911 •~ ~~r. ""''' +vr 36 -.it. P•'••r..t ~""''· p•<1 · (D 14AB2U506603) MONTHS 5Jlbl00 on(I To• & •·<r· 11 AM,UAl ?l~Cl'.l~Gf RAJ! \1,39''>
BRAND NEW
'72 DODGE
DART 2 Dr. H.T.
ll.1 1'.'5 (ID en~1ne, 1u1:y fol!~ry
IMMIDIAI E DillVIR1' eq. r,1e-:I. $23 9900 $79 DOWN
FU LL $79 MONTH
PRICE
!/?i1 •otcl dnpl"''119"!<" 1. "' •·,1. , .. ,;1. I FORJ6 <P•'•"l<"Or~•\On~.P'.<'• · .., . r. '.1r.·· ~··• ll2JC2R130559 MONTHS
!1':'~0 •.c/ "•' """ t.· .. ". '·' ;·•~ f ~~ I iJ , •
VAN CONVER SIONS
CAMPE RS MOTOR HOMES
LA RGE ST SELEC TION.,LOWEST PRIC ES
OVER 2 ACRES STORAGE AREA LO W MILEAGE LOW MILEAGE
'71 GREM LIN '71 COLT 8 ~~~D'72 DODGE VAN CONVERSION su:i11L . ~::
~ FULL . • SAVE SAVE SAVE
LOW MILEAG E
'71 CRICKET
~----$3 399°0 ~· .. '
"";....2!!"%' PRICE r~rw~••l •a'.o &~t<i'••.~1•.bro~•1.
..,,_ • ~·~·••, "''"•w~1·1. d~•I: r,t .. ft. UI!;. 1••L 11011, loll fo'1. •q"•pl. Si r. VM>O 1. ~-. Nlly lottCl"f tllll~ $199 DOWN mc;~;;~~~~·;l1l~~;~·y ii
6Hl~~~i6'1'~;o( DlllVl•Y IZ'l;::.DIATI DIUVE•Y
B'."k•l .soolS, sto•o, dinetlo, bods. $88 MONTH FOR 48 SAME PRICE• SAME PAYMENTS
'"'· "'bo" woiO• look. MONTHS $149 8
131 1AB2V6046. ,,~~··--·ld~P1 ... 1 S1s .. 1o~l ....ce1 .... .,..1 , •• ~1~~·1•~oll $1498 s50 DOWN
IMMEDIATE DEL IVERY ;;;;;:,::,0~:;:::;:':'~~.::.;;;,:;:·~~,',';;,~" $50 MONTH FOR 36
FULL PRICE MONTHS FULL PRICE
'72 DODGE VAN B-100
$50 '10•01 ~" pymT. SSO u JO!Gl mo. pl"flt. i'ICI. •o• & lc1n1o1 & oil torrt"<l!g: thorg11 OI' (lllPr. crtd;1 fo< 36 tnes. Dt!trred pyrr.!,
~'~' \ llSO in<I. to• & lcll\u . Fvll <urt~riu S \S7S 90 ind. to• & litrir.u. ANNUAi ~!ltlHl~G( UTE 11.0S %
---Jilt.--.. $ 28 aa ·oo "Chrysler Corp. will rebate 1he 7% Excise Tax to lh e customer of ~~ FULL rec ordeffectiveAu g.15, 1971 os soonosthegovernmentop-
·-PRICE proves the Excise Tax Reduction.
-.; '~ '. Fu~~~::~~ouR:s E:OU~:~ED YEAR END SAVINGS REBATE!!!
' I
'69 f P.R~.~~.~. ""'· ,.,, ... $1088 wh il1waJI tir11. XXl1170
fUll PR ICl
I 6 5 ~,~,~~!., ... , """
'68 ~.~.~!~.~'~'"'''''""'· $1 088 Pow1r 1t11rl119, radio, llaoter. XTKJl 7
fU Ll 'llCf
DODGE DART '67 'Dt. H.T., '""" ,;, '""""'''' ''"" $588 1t11rln9, r ad io, h•ottr, wh llewatl lire1.
TGA9l
'69 ~.H..~,Y.! .. ~~~!,~.~,.~ $1188 da u te>p. YSZJ46
'Ull ,tKli
'70 !~,,~~~.~h~o~lltl"" $1288 wh11I cov1r1, lcidou top.159602
FUll PllCI
'67 ~~!~~~.!~Wog .Whltowoll $488 tire1, wketl co~ers. XOA839
DODGE440 '69 v.o. ''"'" "' """""'''' ''"" ""• $998 1~9, pow tr brok11, radio, htoltr, whlttwoll
tire,, YPW21l
fU U PllCr
'67 ~.~!r.'..!~~~~""'"'''· $688 power tlttrlng, radio, heo ltr.
16417TT1 29641
fUll Plltf
'68 ~~.~~~E~ ..... ,,, '""""'"•· $888 radio, ht ol1r, tondou top. 9l7DBC
FUll PRICl
fUU PllCI
'70 ~.Uw~.~.~Y. .. ""'· '"'"· $1 088 clton.OSIAYI
'66 ~~.~.0..~~.~~~·1·~·"""'''• $5 whlt1woll tir11.SMX266
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ARE
HER.E!
DISCOUNTS
DISCOUNTS
DISCOUNTS
SAVE ON '71's
AS EVER BEFO RE!
DISCOUNTS
DISCOUNTS
DISCOUNTS
IT'SA
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WE DON'T CARE WHERE YOU'VE BEEN OR WHAT YOU'VE BEEN OFFERED -YOU'RE SURE TO
GO FOR OUR OFFER. DON'T SIGN ANY ORDER WITH ANY DEALER ON ANY NEW
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Who have been your favorite leading ladie1? What
do you look for an a leading lady?-Mrs. John
Jacbon, Little Rock, Ark.
• Deborah Kerr and Sarah Miles. I like good responsive
actresses. And Shirley MacLaine, too. Shirley can do any·
thing-sing, dance. play drama, comedy. But I've got another
candidate-one who may surprise you. I'm not saying Jane
Russell is as versatile as Sltirley Macl.aine, but she's a very
talented a<.'lress. It was Jane's misfortune that the exploita-
FOR BOB HOPE
Who in your opinion is the most famous personality in show
business?-J. McGee, Savannah, Ga.
e Lassie. That d og has been starring iJ1 her own T V series
for 18 years. Even though the program will no longer be
carried oo CBS, a "Lassie Network" has been formed to
reach 78 to 100 percent of the former total viewing audi-
ence by September 13. Now that's what I call a smart dog
-and a famous personality!
FOR FRANK CAPRA, director
What do you, a man who directed some of the most popular
movies in the past, think or the modem trend in 61ms?-
M. R. Carter, Atlantic City, N.J.
• I ronsider these permissive movies garbage. T hey lack
fonn and discipline. There are exceptions of course. I liked
"Patton" and "The Grad uate." An<l at least "Midnight Cow-
boy" had a kind or love story. But generally the kids making
movies today seem to be out for the fast buck. I believe that
when the dust settles, most of these guys will go bnck to
making s tag 6Jms .
FOR JEANE DIXON, clairv01Ja11t, author
You once stated that Russia would be the first to put a man
oo the moon. How do you explain your mistake?-Debbie
Schureck, Lexington, Ohio
• Forecasts ma<le through telepathy are subject to change.
While I was right at the time in picking up those thoughts,
the Russians changed their plans. Later, 1 was able to get
psychically that Russia began to roncentrate all of their
scientiflc know-how into becoming the military master of
space. Someone once said, "A wise person sometimes
changes his mi nd-a fool never does."
FOR HUGll DOWNS, TV llost
What one thing do you think you will miss most-and least
-after leaving television?-G. Barnes, Brooklyn, N.Y.
• 111 miss access to the guests who appear on the "Today
Show." But I certainly won't miss getting up at 4:30 every
morning. I do plan to lecture on communications and en-
vironment, since I believe that our environmental problems
are among the most crucial foced by humanity at this mo-
ment.
.,... FOR BOB NEWHART, comediar1
I read that you used to be an accountant. None of the
accountants 1 know can make people laugh. H ow did you
become a comedian?-0 . Roberts, Daytona Beach, Fla.
• For one thing, I was probably the worst acrountant in the
history of Chicago. Like Walter Mitty, I used to daydream
about all the other things J'd like to be doing. It finally
occurred to me that there might be a more satisfying way to
earn a living-by making people laugh. Friends enrouraged
me to write down some of my experiences as an n~untant.
J did that in the form of five-minute humorous radio spots.
They came to the attention of a Chicago TV station, where
I was put on st11ff. A roworlcer, Dan Sorkin, brought my
w1iting to the attention or Warner Brothers Records. They
' liked it llJld recorded it. "The Button Down Mind," my first
~ album, turned out to be the biggest selling talking album in
hiltory.
J-. R<UNU
tion of her°tal~nt stopped with the exploitation of her dimen-
sions. As a result, she was limited by the material she was
offered. You see, tpat's the trouble ... When you're success-
ful in the movies, Hollywood doesn't let you <lo better, they
just Jet you do more.
FOR JIM BOUTON, author uf "I'm Clad You Ditl11't Tulce It
Perwnolly"
What percentage of baseball players use pep pills or other
illegal drugs to be able to play without getting worn out?
-Mrs. Martin Rouse, Malibu, Calif.
• I'd estimate about 10 percent use them regularly. About
20 to 50 percent use them oo certain occasions-before a
double-header on a hot day, or after a bad hangover. >
FOR ELIZABETH POST, editor of "Etiquette"
What'• the worat-decorated home flOU've ever seen?-
}. O'Neal, Augwta, Ga.
• The worst taste usually stems from the lavish misuse of
money. For example, one fabulously wealthy woman had a
"Salvador Dali Room" in which nothing but Dali's paintings
were displayed. The love-seats in this room were made to
look like sea shells! Another lady I know is a world traveler
who uses her entire I 0-roum apartment to 5how oil her
ob;ets cf art. She and her poor husband Bve only i11 a sitting
room and bedroom. Even their kitchen is unusable .
FOR DARRELL ROY AL, football coach, Unioersfty uf Te:ras
What is the secret or your success in being able to produce
so many winning teams in bigtime football?-Robert
Barney, San Antonio, Texa.s
• There is no secret. 1t is a combination of playing talent,
coaching talent, and good luck-and they all piny a part.
You can't have a good football team without a good plan,
and a plan is no good unless you have the talent to make it
work. But you can take both of those, and they are no good
without luck. Finally, you m ust have the desire to wi11.
FOR CARROLL O'CONNOR, star of "AU in the Family" TV
.mu
In your role as "Archie Bunker" in .. All in the Family" you
.re portrayed as a political reactionary. What party do you
belong to in real life?-L. L. James, Utica, N.Y.
• I am an Independent because I don't care fo r either of
the major parties or what they're doing with their new ideas
in foreign policy. Archie's again~t radicals, and so am I. The
difference is, T thin k the radicals are those who con<luct
foreign policy with armies when we haven't even voted 011 it.
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By Arlene Silberman
"Why Can't I
Ever SeeID
To Beat the
Odds?"
What do they mean
by a "buyer's market"?
Go to sell something,
you'll find out ..•
The winter I was six yean old my
grandfather completely befuddled me
by winning every round in o ur daily
game of flipping coins. Not once did I
manage to topple that invincible cham-
pion. I doo 't recall how long it took me
to realize that I never had a chance in
the first place. Grandpa's foxy chal-
lenge of "Heads I win, tails you lose"
provided him with an absolutely fool-
proof system. How ever long it took
me, in any event, was certainly shorter
than my much delayed adult realization
1hat life ls full of many such foolproof
systems.
Take the time we sold our house.
Po tential buyers trooped in with real-
estate agents and eyed our home (into
which we had poured tender loving care
-and money) as if it had a faint odor.
After peering suspiciously into our
closets. poking around in my refriger-
ator and pinching the pile in our one-
year old carpeting, each entourage de-
parted in mysterious silence. When the
real-estate agent returned to put in a
bid, it was more of an insult than an
offer. lgnoring our built-in wall ovens
aod counter-top burners, our sunken
garbage pails and the imported living
room draperies that were included with
the house, each agent offered the same
four-word explanation for his pitiful
bid. "It's a buyer's marke1."
Sellers in a buyer's market.. we had
no choice but to part with our home ror
several thousand dollars Jess than we
had e;itpected.
"Don't wo rry," my hushand rcas-
'ured me, "if it's a buyer's market, we'll
get the same break. too." And so we
!>tarted the joyless process of peering
into other people's closets. which were
100 small, poking around other people's
refrigerators, which were outdated, aod
viewing carpeting that had no pile left
to pinch. But every time one of our
agenl!I ca1led the home owner to put in
a bid, it was immediately rejected. The
agents all had a four-word explanation:
"It's a seller's market."
Leaming that it is a buyer's market
when I am the seller, and a seller's
market when l am the buyer was a
painful lesson, of cour.ie, but at least l
can control the situation by refusing to
buy or sell.
I can't control the United States Post
Office, however, and it also has me
locked into a "heads we win, tails you
lose" position. Whenever someone
sends me a letter that is lacking a stamp
or two, the mailman unhesitatingly
rings m y beJI to collect the missing
money. With uncanny timing, he man-
agC3 to summon me precise.ly as I am
ernerging from a shower and shampoo
-but that's another matter. I hand over
a slightJy damp coin, usually in Clt-
change for an advertising circular or a
bill with POSTAGE D UE stamped on
in pinkish -purplish ink. Even so, I'm
no t complaining. This is the way the
United States Post Office works.
Why ii it, then, when I mail a letter
that is lacking a stamp or two, the other
fellow is not asked to provide a similar
courtesy? Why does my letter come
back to me, some six days later, with
INSUFFIC IENT POSfAGE stamped
on in that same pinJcisb-purplish ink?
The Post Office has taken up where
Grandpa left off.
I do not wish to single out the Fed-
eral Government, however. Private
enterprise is equally cunning. Espe-
cially hotels. When I am enjoying a
hotel visit so much that I decide to
extend my stay another day or so. the
management informs me, "Sorry. but
you 'll have to vacate before 11 a.m. We
have confirmed reservations for other
guests who are arriving at noon. We do
wish that we could accom modate you,
but it's quite impossible."
That"s reasonable enough, of course.
Two objects cannot ocx:upy the same
·pace at the same Lime. But when I
arrive with a confirmed reservation.
why does the man behind the desk say.
"Sorry, but the guests occupying that
room decided to extend their stay. We
certainly can't insist that they leave"
(why not, pray tell?), "aod we don't
have another room in the house." Nor
does it do any good to wave my letter
of confirmation in his face. The verdict
is final. Heads I wio, tails you lose. •
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Why My Youth Was
One Great Rehearsal for Television
I was born in a small town in England
called Tenterden. My father told me that
Hitler marched into Cz.echoslovak.ia two
houn later-as soon as he got the news! I
was the 1hird child in the family, and my
arrival came as quite a surprise, since my
parents were in their late 30s at the time,
and my two sisters had arrived 14 and 16
years earlier.
My father was a Methodist mioister-
which meant that we moved from ooe
small town to another about eYery seven
years. After Tenterden we moved to
Kempston, then to Gillingham, and finally
t9 Raunds in Northamptonshire. I had
a wonderfully happy childhood in spite of
the moving around and the fact that my
father only made aboul I 0 pounds (about
$25) a week. It musl have been very d iffi-
cult for him to provide the bare necessities
for w, and also to be the well-dressed
leader of the commuhity that he was u-
pected to be. We didn't eat beef bourguig-
non, but we did have great roast beef and
lamb. And we always ate very plentifully.
I'll never really know how he did it.
Then: were few if any seriow disagree-
menu in our household. My parents had
such a good marriage and partnership,
dlere didn't have to be. Since my sisters
were well on their way to adult~ood. my
mother had plenty of spare time for me.
One of my earliest memories is of being
with my mother at the age of about 18
months and sitting outside a grocery store
in Bedford. She had left me in the pushcart
with some pack.age..,. I can aclually remem-
ber being intrigued by a yellow jar at the
bottom of the cart. I opened it and just
swallowed all I could get down. It was hot
mustard, that's what, and ii was horrible.
I 've never eaten mustard since. Childhood
·experiences certainly leave their impres-
sions!
Our house was a vicarage, and so it was
the melting pol of the community and
provided me with a whole founlain of ex-
periences I shall never forget. It certainly
had the effect of stimulating my curiosity
and intensifying my interest in people.
The ability my parents had for handling
people and events so calmly and peacefully
seems to have rubbed off on me to some
degree. People from all waJks of life-from
church mcm~rs to escaped convicts-
found their way in and out of our home.
••One shouldn't waste time. I hate wasting time. People immediately
uy to this, 'Ah, very Method•st, very Puritan.' Which may be true ..• "
By David Frost Especially for Family Weekly
I can actually remember a fleeing coovict
coming to the house, as well as people who
had just been released from prison and
people who were destitute. Father coun-
seled and advised them all.
The most memorable person who ever
came to our house was a man who lived
across the road. Let's call him Mr. Harris.
He was 80 yea.rs old, and he had founded
something caJled the "New and Latter
A Reader Writes Us: "I Think I'm in Love With David Frost!"
Would you believe that a conventional
matron with two grown children could
flip with unabashed ardor over David
Frost? She could . . and I did!
David Frost has charmed me with his
genial wit and courtliness. He is <;Ucha joy.
1 bet he's not even grouchy when he wakes
up in the morning!
What a great listencT he is! I have diffi-
culty holding the attention of my dear
family who have heard too often about my
aches and pains. David would listen and
ask sympathetic questions about my ar-
thritis, my rash, my hangnail ...
My amiable husband dOC3n't mind my
being enamored of David Frost as long as
I stay on my side of the TV set. He has 1n
the past indulged my infatuations with
Robert Stack. Mike Connors and the Gal-
loping Gourmet (I may be fickle, but I
have good taste, huh?), so what's one more
rival?
Would I lilce to meet David Frost? Of
course! But not until I get a blonde wig to
cover my graying hair, install a new set
of teeth and lose 391/i pounds. Otherwise
it wouldn't be fair to David. After all, he
should at least have the privilege of meet-
ing the real mer
-H~un DiMarzio Lynch. Quincy, Mass.
"The ability my parents had for handlinc
people seems to have rubbed off on me.
People from all walks of life found their
way in and out of our home. I can actually
remember a fleeinc convict coming to the
house. Father counseled and advised
them all."
House of brael" or the "Jezreelites." The
Jezreelites were building a vast tower near
our house called Je:zreel's Tower. The pUT-
pose of the tower was based partly on their
belief that you should not cut your hair
but should let it grow as long as possible
because eventually you would be pulled
to heaven by it. The Jeueelites were build-
ing the tower to get as close to heaven as
possible. But they ran out of money-and
now the tower is used as :t motorcycle-
racing stadium. Rather sad.
Jn addition to never cutting his hair,
Harris never washed. As my father was
the nearest holy man to his house. every
year Harris would bring us the first fruits
of his fig harvest. My parents used to pray
that the wind would be blowing in the
right direction. M other would say, ''Thank
you very much" and take the figs through
our house and out to the garbage in the
back, and that was that. It was a majestic
ritual I'll never forget.
My fat her was a superb preacher, but
he was never a doctrinaire one. With me.
it was much more a case of teaching by
example. I remember in Sunday school
hearing a saying to the effect that the only
gospel most men will follow is the gospel
according lo you. If !hat's so. Father cer-
tainly practiced what he preached. Jn our
home it was never sermon time back at
the ranch. Apart from the fact that my
parents' faith was obvious, and central, it
wasn't a holy household in the sense of
lll!ing a preachy one: and I was an unholy
terror, I'm sure.
I attended church a great deal, of course.
Sunday was sort of full-time church. Jn
the afternoon there was Sunday school for
the kids. I will always remember one occa-
sion when I was unjustifiably praised by a
visiting speaker. He was tal,ing about
SW's.-"Saviour of the World. SW, went
10 Sychar's Well. SW, and met Samaritan
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QUIZ I By John E. Gibson
What Do You Know About How Sleep Affects You.r Life?
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True or False: Eve n if you huven't been out late the night before. you'll feel bl!ncr next <lay if you ~lcep late instead of getting up early (See 1111ml>er J)
Skl·p ha~ much in com-
mon with tho.: fai r .. ex. Fach
can he ~c<luctivc and c11m-
forting, but each can he
diffic111t for :1 man to un-
derstanu. Since ~lc..:r is •m
my,teriou,, let's put it un-
der rho.: X-rny eye and 'iec
if it will hold still for a
1 rue-fatl~e quiz.
1. Some p~ople c.10 get
along fine on three hour-.
'\lecp a night.
2. People who have the
most worries and anxieri..:~
an: the hanJc,t to awah'n.
3 . Even if you haven't hcen
llUI late the night hcfore.
you'll feel hctter next Jay
... ,f you permit you...-clf the
lu:11u ry of 'ilecping lare in-
~tcad of getting up early.
4. If you talk in yuur ,jeep.
ir's a ~ign you'r..: n..:urotic
5. Sleep help'> you to forget
6. You'll foci much heller
mentully and phy~ically 1f
you wi ll avoid gelling ei ther
too much or to lttllc "lccp.
ANSWER S
1. True. There have long
hcen unc;uh .. rantiatcd re-
-ports of people who get hy
on three or four hours sleep
a nighr. and now recent
<olcep 'ltudicc; have provided
documentary evidence rhar
some people can and d,1
thrive on a\ little as three
hou rs <;leer a night On thl·
other end 0f the '>pcctrum.
there arc m.1ny pe,,pk wh,,
don't fed tit 11nlcs' they get
nine 1lr 10 h('ur" of "lllll·
eye.
• 2. Fulse. In c;tud1c~ .11 rh c
Univer;ity of Ch1cag(1.
where light sleepers and
deep c;leepcrs were given
pcr;onality rest'>, the light
-;lecpers-rhosc ca'iiest lo
awaken-were found to
have the most anxiety and
inner conflict.
3. Fol.re Univcr<;ity of Cali-
fornia sleep 'ltudies have
shown that students who
slept late-unless making
up a ~leep deficit-were far
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Durables. And, besides lightness, styling
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Wolverine Durables are many things,
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more inclined to "fed worn
out, tired. lethargic and
given to fuuy thinking"
thun those who did not
sleep l.itc. When tht!> nega-
tive late-sleeper syndrome
occur... the invc~tigation
'>h0wcd it lasl~ on an aver-
age of 11 il<)llf four a n<l one-
h.1lf hourc;. Moral ; unlesc;
vou reall y need the sleep
for some reason, the oddo;
a re ~ ou ·11 feel ~lier if you
don't ;1llow your.,clf lhc "0-
called luxury of <;lceping
tare
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4 . Fu/1'('. Slut.lie" o;huw th~11
\l..:cp-ta lking j<; not at all
11ncornlllon anJ i<, not in
11-;clf indicative of any
Jbnormality. p,ychologi't
Wilsc B. Webh, who ha'
conducted extensive re-
~carch on •;lcep, cit..:s the
lint.lings of Sim.lies which
o;how rhat in most ca'C"
talking in one·~ o;leep
doec;n'L happen while we're
Jreaming hut occur<; during
"very light !>lecp" or in
what i-; describcd as a hor-
d..:rline stat..: between 'ilcep
and wakcf ulncs.~. Soml.'.·
times sleep-talking comes
llllt loud and clear, "ith
each word carefully enun-
ciated. But in many ea<;e~.
it i.-; lonelc~s. imllstinct and
impossible to under'i tand.
rhus many a wi fe is per-
turbed b~the satisfied <;mile
on her ~:lee ping hushand 's
face, as he gives forth with
l.'.mphatic but unintelligihlc
mullerings and murmur-
ings.
5. f <ll.tt'. If <;omerhtng hitp·
pcno; lhal you'd lit..c to for-
get. the wor'lt thing you can
do is go 10 <;lecp right after-
ward. For this will make 11
a great deal harder for you
to r 1•er forget i I. Stud ico;
'how that o;lcer foll<lwing
any incident or harpcning
... au'\c'> tl to rn11ke a much
tkcpcr imprc-.:-.1on 1'n the
mcmnry
6 . 7 rue. A s one o;lccp ~ci
cnti'\t has noted. 0vcrc,lcep-
1ng can he juo;( ao; had for
vou ;ro; oyl·rcating And rwt
getting ent>llgh <;lcep can he I""' a'\ harmful ao; not get·
tmg enough to cat S1nc,•
individuals vary .. o widclv
111 rhe amount of '\lccp they
need. you <;hould cx~rr
mcnt ltl ddermine how
many hours sleep make you
frcl your hcst. If you're Olli
feeling as akrt. alive and
'igorou" .is you'd like lo.
there's a good chance
you're either gelling fl)()
much •deep or ltlO little •·
Famib' Weekly
At Horne YOUR ROOM INTERIORS: THE 'LAST FRONTIER OF INDIVIDUALITY'
MAKE FABRICS WORK FOR YOU
Every inch of this fafOily /guest room is used to full capacity for dining,
games, TV-watching, sleeping (in built-in bunks) and just plain living.
If you study this interior, you can learn how to mix fabrics successfully
within one room. Notice that colors in each pattern match or blend;
the large-scale diamond print on the sofa and wall is balanced by the
small-scaled stripe on the bunk·beds and chairs and the even smaller-
scaled diamond-print cushioning on the red lacquer wing chair. Re·
member that a pattern, unless it's a small accent, ought to be repeated
more than once to make the scheme really work. The room is then
pulled together with a liberal use of solid reds, blues and neutral white.
Try your own fabric mix, it's fun and not that complicated. It'll earn
you a room that expresses your own unique tastes. Furniture by Flair;
upholstery of Celanese Fortrel double.knit stretch fabric.
The Trend in Decorating Is You!
•The key phrases surrounding the state of home
furnishings today are not so much "French
Provincial" or "free-wheeling modern" as "en-
vironment" and "consumerism." As more and
more Americans work for vast corporations and
face numbered, credit-card existences-and as
people feel increasingly impatient with what
seems to be a general indiffef'ence to their own
particular needs-the home is being recognized
more and more as the "last frontier" of comfort,
privacy and individuality.
In short, in home furnishings at least, the con·
sumer is beginning to come into his own.
By Rosalyn Abrevaya
What does this mean? Well, for designers,
who often used to design primarily to please
themselves, it means that they must now pay
more respect to the customer-his living habits,
his tastes, his pocketbook. For manutactul'9rs
it means attempting, through technology, to re-
duce the cost of furniture. And for retailers it
means devising new ways to present a total look
in home furnishings that will appeal to people
who actually haft to do the sitting in, the lying
on, the living with and the looking at.
No event is more indicative of this trend than
"Debut '72," the beginning of an annual na-
tional consumer--0riented promotion effort of the
home-furnishings industry. This year "Debut
'72" takes place from September 27 through
October 9. Furniture dealers throughout the
~ountry are being urged during these two week s
to give their customers a preview of new styles,
new colors, new materials-the new home "en·
vironment.''
In this, FAMILY WEEKLY's inaugural "At Home"
section, 10U'll find plenty of ideas to help you
create more satisfying and comfortable interiors.
After you've studied the section, you mi&f'it want
to lift it out and save it.
Famil11 W.ekl11, Sept.,,.,hr 18, 1971 11
12 Fomi/11 WHklJI, S1ptrmbn t6, 1171
Take Your Cues from Carpeting
• Within a short span of time, carpeting has
gone through revolutionary changes. Once lim-
ited to a few floral and dark colors, carpets now
are blazing with color, bursting out in new tex-
tures and brilliant designs. What kind to choose?
Wall-to-wall carpeting can make a small room
look larger or unify adjacent rooms. Area rugs
work their wonder in large rooms that need de-
fining; in rooms with floors too lovely to cover up;
in temporary residences where you don't want
the permanency of tacked-down carpeting. Or
you may want to use both wall-to-wall and an area
rug in a heady combination.
Carpeting, in fact, can be the catalyst that
sparks the scheme of an entire room or be the
. perfect warming touch that completes your room
setting. Need color? Need pattern? Take a cue
from the interiors shown here ...
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DEFINE AN AREA
Show off a dining alcove with the addition of a bril-
liantly patterned area rug, such as this one designed
·by Dorothy lie bes. The advantage of area rugs, be-
cause they come in all sizes, is that they can work
magic if you need to inject a splash of color or want
pattern in small dosage. This artful area rug was
placed on a contrasting field of shag lime carpeting.
The small dining setting, which was designed by Pat
Plexico from the floor up, was planned for decorative
impact as well as function by selecting a scaled-down
buffet cabinet with a laminated surface, an oval table
that opens up to seat six, and a side table with a pull-
out shelf (off the living room) that can be called into
service for entertaining. Carpeting, area rug by Bige.
low; furniture by Hickory Mfg; art prints by Syroco;
lamp by Tyndale.
CARPETING THAT CLIMBS TH E WALL
When you lay down carpeting, why stop at the floor?
A relatively new decorating idea is to continue up the
wall. In this room self -sticking 12-inch-square shag
carpet tiles were used. They are quick to install, easy
to pick up for moving, and will save on installation
cost. The latex foam backing provides deep comfort
underfoot. And, if you cover an entire wall, it cuts
down on noise between rooms. This contemporary
living room derives its snappy color scheme from the
all-vinyl foil plaid wall covering, which is nontarnish-
able. washable. An effective way to add a shelf is to
suspend one from the ceiling on metal chains. as
shown, sprayed a vivid green. The chains, available
at hardWare stores, are hung by hooks from the ceil·
ing. Carpet tiles by Ozite; furniture by Selig; hassocks
by Crawford Mfg; wall covering by Lloyd; framed
mirrors by the Cypress Tree.
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How to Make Your Room Say: Real
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• Good rooms have certain things in common.
They may vary in style and color scheme, but a
basic group of elements is always present. A
room looks "right" if it has balance (furniture is
not weighted down in one area): versatility
(enough similar shapes such as cubes and rec-
tangles, contrasted with softer, rounder forms,
perhaps in a chair or lamp); scale (the furniture
and accessories suit a room's size, are i1ot
dwarfed or cramped); color (the general rule,
which can be broken: choose quiet hues for large
areas, such as floor and walls, m~re muted col-
ors for medium-sized areas, such as upholstery,
the most vivid tones for accents).
There are some suggestions on how to blend
the old with the new, how to collaborate with
color, how to achieve good furniture arrange-
ment. But most of all, how to create vital inte-
riors, not decorating showcases, that proclaim
real people live here!
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BOLD WALLS CREATE THE COLOR SCHEME
Intense, primary colors create an almost Mondrian
landscape in this living room, achieved by painting
the walls in rectangles of color edged with black mag.
netic tape. The background seb off a plush high-
back chair and a sectional sofa in a creamy expanse
of white (a style revival on the home furnishings
scene because of its great flexibility). The warmth
of wood plus the see·t hrough and reOective surfaces
of accessories are good low-key harmonizers for this
bold-colored setting. Remember that wall color can
be used in unlimrted ways-to modify or conceal
architectural faults, and to give simple furniture,
fabrics and rugs a sumptuous air. It can also induce
excitement or relaxation, gaiety or calm. So choose
hues you are comfortable with. Imaginative use of
color can be your most inexpensive decorating tool.
Furniture by Selig.
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TRADITIONAL-BUT NOT PRICELESS
The chief furnishings of this room-upholstered fur-
niture, wall covering and beams-were purchased for
under $1 1000. Just as modern furniture is being
mass.produced at affordable levels. beloved tradi·
tional styles are also being reproduced for less. In
this setting, designed by Marcus Tuttle. the uphol-
stered chair and pair of love seats are not constructed
in t he usual costly way of hand-tying and knotting
but are composed of strong forms of rigid polyure·
thane foam, developed by UniRoyal. The savings are
passed on to the consumer. Adding to the traditional
air of the room, unsightly walls were covered with
Naugahyde decorative fabric, tall light-weight beams
of rigid polyurethane foam were added, and the old
arched window was capitalized upon by framing it
within linear beams. Above the mantle, the straight-
lined frame of the painting repeats this design con-
cept with its oval inner-shape. Furniture by Bassett.
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People Live Here!
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TRY A FRESH APPROACH
MIX OF CULTURES
The eclectic look-a mix of
the best of several cultures
-is a favorite way to dee·
orate today. This richly ap-
pointed room, combining
a prized oriental rug with
a Chippendale chair and an
American Colonial secre·
tary, is not without its
practical side. The mod·
ern, clean-lined sofa opens
up into a sleeper. Hide-A·
Bed sofa from Simmons.
This room is not just for sleeping. Imaginatively designed by Karl Stein-
hauser, it has been created with multifunctional furniture that would
not ordinarily be found in a bedroom. Instead of regular night tables.
two small-scaled secretaries with drop lids are used to provide addi-
tional drawer and shelf storage. For dramatic interest, a pleated ruffle
is suspended over the headboard between the two secretaries by means
of a painted rod and wooden rings. A desk and comfortable upholstered
tub chair completes the bed-sitting-room atmosphere. The off-white
furniture. by Stanley. is finished with bright striping of yellow and
olive green.
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azines, party games and
hobbies? Is there a solu-
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new wing on your house
just for closets?
Happily, more and
more furniture is being
designed not only for
good looks, but for clev-
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as well. Well-scaled,
rather than inflicted on
a room, wall components
and such appointments
as an exquisite chest or
buffet. can help to inte-
grate home furnishings
and diminish clutter.
Equally important, they
can be moved where you
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Everything the amateur pho-
tographer needs can be fitted
into this unique photo center.
Perhaps the first furniture
item designed specifically for
this hobby, the two.piece unit
(one stacks on top of the
other) features a laminated
plastic drop-lid work surface
and compartmentalized stor-
age space for photo albums,
cameras, film. lenses. editing
equipment, carousels, reels,
projectors and gadget bag.
Stacked, the components
stand 78 inches high by 40
inches wide. When closed, the
pieces (which come in solid
maple and birch), are a pleas·
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drawers and cork-surfaced
display area. Photo center by
Ethan Allen. About $475.
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MINIATURE
STORAGE CHEST
For the music buff who col·
lects cartridges or cassettes,
there is a special storage solu·
tion-a chest, divided into five
compartments, each of which
will hold 10 tape cartridges.
The one shown is in a modern
tortoise finish, but Early
American and Mediterranean
styles are also available. De·
signed to rest on top of a
home.entertainment console,
on a table or bookcase shelf,
the unit measures 24 x 11 ~
high x 8~. Tape Storage
Chest by Lane, about $60.
LINGERIE CHEST IN
SHAKER TRADITION
A contemporary adaption of
an unusual Shaker woodbox
results in this harmoniously
styled lingerie chest (or
keeper of men 's shirts and
socks. for that matter). In a
honey-colored pecan finish,
the tall chest features a lift-up
top to reveal mirror and vel-
vet-lined jewelry compartment
beh ind simulated top draw-·
ers. It also has a tambour roll·
top door concealing a roomy
storage area with black lami-
nate shetf surface, and six
handy drawers. tt measures
20 .. x 18" x 54... linprie
Chest by Drexel. About $200.
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THE TV TUBE?
If your television set is not a console
model, it is often stylelessly conspicu-
ous when it's not on. A handsomely de-
signed two-level utility deck in a warm,
pecky pecan finish comes to the res-
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might otherwise have been wasted on
a TY stand and offers additional room
on top for a plant, books or stereo, en·
abling you to create a complete home.
entertainment center. It's 24 inches
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CABINET THAT LEADS
A DOUBLE LIFE
Today buffet servers come in every
style from traditional to modern, and
in a variety of dimensions. They're fur-
niture items that not only solve the
problem of where to store the napkins
and silver but can be equally at home
in the dining, living, family room or
foyer. For example, this rich, architec·
turally wrought cabinet is really a f lip.
top buffet server with concealed stor-
age parts behind its lattice-work doors.
When open and elCtended, it features
a black plastic top and an adjustable
shelf and tray, lined and partitioned
for silver. In pecky pecan veneers and
oak solids, the piece measures 38 .. x
18H closed, 76H x 18" open, and has
concealed casters. Server by Thomas-
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STORAGE WALL SYSTEM-AT A REASONABLE PRICE
One of the great design achievements of our day has been the develop.
ment of modular component storage systems with parts that inter-
change so you can custom-style a wall unit to suit your individual
needs. These systems have often been high in cost for the average.
income family. But that is changing. The china cabinet shown, for ex-
ample, is the highest priced component (about $200) in the group.
The pieces are 76 inches high and come in five bright lacquered wood
finishes and a simulated rosewood. Unizontal wall system by Bernhardt.
F n 111il11 W uk/11, S eple111her 16, 1971
Family Weekly Sewing Corner
Here's the Classic-
Basic and Beautiful
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this dress in long, short, o r sleeveless style. Fabric sug-
gestions: a lightweight wool, in soliJ or tweed, or a silk
gabardine.
Si1.c 14 ta kes 2~ yarus of 44-inch fabric in long
'lccvcs, 21/i yards in short sh..-cves, and 21/.i yards i o
<ilcevelcss. Standard body measurements for si1.e 14 are ·
bust 36, waist 27, hips 38.
A PRINTED PATTERN
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What Has
Summer Weather Done to
Your Complexion?
Summer s hould bring a lovely
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making you look younger and
heaJthicr. But till too oft en your
skin becom es dried-looking in-
s tead, making you appear olde r
than you o ugh1 . Summer sun
and wind, extra fresh-up baths
and showers, and increased o ut-
d oor ac tivity can combine to
make your complexio n distress-
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Fortunately, there is a remark-
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summer llryness, which can ac-
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years to your appearance.
The beauty ble nd penetrates
lhe important su rface layer of
the s kin rapidly a nd evenly.
allowing you to n.·tain the viral
m oistu re s umme r's s un <1nd
wind and heat can stc..~tJI from
your complexion.
Oil o f O lay 1s curnpalihlc wirh
the skin a nd ble nds readily wi1h
skin ftu id s. Jrs natural ingredi-
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that reta ins the comple xio n's
own moisture, particularly nec-
essary in maintaining a youthful-
look ing glo w in h ot weather.
Most women discover that 011
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During the summer, however,
you m ay find it d esirable 10
pamper your skin even further.
Soothe on Oil of Olay whenever
your complexion feels dry and
1au1. This may be after expos ure
lo the sun or wind, after b:Hhing
or sho wering, whe n you've re-
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o utdoor acrivit y, o r even when
you feel your skin resp o nding
unplcasanrly to air conditioning.
But no matter how ofte n you
use Oil of Olay during the day,
do not he !e mpted to miss the
morning and evening beauty rit-
ual. Applied generously to your
face an<.J throat just before bed·
lime, the unus ual blend works
quietly thro ughout the nighl. In
t he morn i n g, '
smoo1h on Oil
of Olay before (
makin g up.
Due to irs even
spreading and
rapid pene tra-
tlOn, 1he beauty
nu1d provides
an ideal base, preventing streak·
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of your cosmc1 ics, ~di 1hc while
ii protects anti cherishes your
complexion.
Hints That Beauty Spt>eiali,l'i
Recommend
At the end of a long, hot day,
1<11'iJ/i Oil of< >hn·• '"'your fflr t'
and 1/11oat before you relax 111 a
tevid tuh. Y1111 will eme1 ge IC·
frc•.\/ied and revitali~t·d.
• • •
During the sum111N, mort> ,>/
your body than 11.wal ;., expmed
tn the weather. La"ish cu much
of tire preciou.<t Oil of O lay a.<t
yn11 ,J,,re on arm <t, leg.<t, e(l>ows
and other areas 1/rat yearn /or
such delicious pampering.
David Frost
(Continued from page 6)
Woman, SW, and he gave her satisfying
water, SW. Whal did she become that
begins with SW?" I lhought 1his was a silly
question, so I said, "Satisfied Woman."
The preacher stared, then shouted excit-
edly, "Sanctified Woman! That's the most
brilliant answer from a child I've ever
heard ." Afler lhat, I couldn't lcl him down
by lelling him what a hum-drum answer
it really was.
Being around my father and the church
actually slarted me off in front of an audi-
ence. I began helping him by giving some
speeches and reading a few of the lessons.
I suppose I liked congregations, and that's
why later I decided to exchange them for
audiences. I began 10 be more and more
interested in audiences. When I was I 3 o r
I 4, I wrote a revue for the Methodist
Youth Club in G illingham. My parenls
asked me then whether l would like to go
off to boarding school, bur I remember
saying, "No, life is far too inlcresling at
home."
In fact, l anended stale schools up to
1 he age of I 8. I then had a free year be-
fore going to Cambridge-and in that year
I made a decision to teach. I taught in a co-
C'ducational secondary school, which is the
kind of school where students go if they
fail their examinations to get into gram-
mar schools. As a result, these schools
reaJly needed teachers. I found it a very
rewarding eitpcricncc If [ weren't doing
what I'm doi ng now, r believe l would be
very happy teaching.
Then I went on to Camoridge. I wns
very fortunate to he able to do two things
I had always wanted to do. The first was to
edit the main maga1inr, "Granta," and the
o;ccon<.I was lo run the Foollighrs Revue
~ind Cabaret Society, the biggest theatrical
effort at Cambridge. I also started doing
'lome lclevision programs for rhc local sra-
tion, Anglia. in Norwich. We never had a
television tn Clur house, and when I was in
my teens, I would go across the road to our
neighbor's house to watch it. But it was at
Cambridge that my love affair with tele-
vision really began.
A frie nd of mine, T ony Jay, with whom
r wrote a book called "The English," once
said, 'Television is seeing thin~ happen."
fhis to me is very true, especially about
20 Family Weekly, S epu11tber 16, 1971
.. Beine around my father and the church
Ktualty started me off in front of an audi-
ence. I bepn helpinc him by readinc a
few of the leaaons. I suppose I liked con-
p-eptions, and that's why later I decided
to u chance them for audiences."
talk shows. You are seeing people happen
before your very eyes.
My present show is a combination of
journalism and entertainment. I think the
most exciting thing about it a ll is when
people come over as they really are. That
is what gives me the energy to work I 5
hours a day or whatever it comes to. My
work is like a Chinese meal-half and hour
after a show, I'm hungry again.
One thing l've learned about television
is that everybody becomes an expert after
the event and not before. lf you have an
idea for a program and it's a new idea. you
can't conduct a computerized survey to
find out if it will be a success. Thank God!
You've got lo take that leap of the imagi-
nation yourself. If I had asked people,
"Should J do 90 -minule interviews with
people?" (the norm before that had been
eight or nine) they would have said I was
crazy. But it worked, and here I am.
I t hink the main key to having a suc-
cessful talk show is listening. People know
when you're interested in what they are
saying. It is lucky for me that I like to lis-
ten because no o ne can fake it. The suc-
cess of the talk show can be judged by how
soon an interview turns into a conversa-
lion. J initiate many of the bookings my-
self because l am not interesled in inter-
viewing everybody in the world. What we
hope to do is winnow out the people with
whom there is no hope of chemistry be-
fore they gel on lhe air. We know before
going on 1hat l look forward to the pros-
pect o( talking to whomever I'm going to
1alk to. This rappo rt helps insure spon-
taneity and involvement.
I am a great believer that you can
achieve anyttiing if you're really deter-
mined enough to achieve it. And when it
comes to work, I believe you can condition
yourself to a nything. I remember my
father used to put on two or three extra
cardigans when it got cold in the winter; 1
always loltl him not to do it hecause by
the end of the winter his body would have
golten the mess.age that it didn't have to
keep him warm. By the end of the winter
he'd be needing lhose cardigans. By the
same loken, if you give yourself IO hours
sleep every night, you'll eventually need it.
My pct peeve is wasting time or wasting
the talents one has. J feel very much that
we all have a duly to use our talents if
we've been given the opportunity 10 fulfill
ou~lves. One shouldn't waste time. f hate
wasting lime. People immediately say to
this, "Ah, very Methodist, very Puritan,"
Which may be true. My background cer-
tainly did influence me in other ways, too.
I'm against anything that makes life I~
than it can be for people. I'm sure that's
the result of my upbringing. And I'm in-
credibly well informed about Sychar's
Well!+
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Danger on the Job:
To End the Threat
On a rec.ent morning, Bill Fer-
ris, a 38-year-old foundry work·
er, neglected to tighten a nut
when he changed an abrasive
wheel. As he switched o n the
equipment, lhe wheel vibrclted
wildly and shattered, hurling
pieces in aJI directions. Ferris and
four other men were badly hurt.
Last December, a coal mine
explosion near Hyden, Ky., killed
J8 miners. So many safety rules
were violated that the Justice
Department was asked to prose·
cute thooe responsible.
During one wee k in Detroit,
three workers in daily contact
with cutting oils used in high-
speed machinery were found to
have developed skin cancer.
Such carnage on the job-from
accidents and occupational dis-
eases-have been termed by the
National Research Council "the
neglected epidemic of modern
society." Not only factory work-
ers and miners arc affected, crip·
piing mishaps and job-linked ail-
ments may also strike at any of the
millio ns of Americans who earn
their living in offices and stores,
on farms and other work sites.
New technology, c reating dif-
ferent kinds of work environ·
ment, has created new hazards.
often unforeseen. Many innova-
tive processes and high-speed
machines make it hard for wo rk-
t>rs to protect themselves.
T he toll is appalling. Offic ial
Federal reports count upward of
14,200 deaths and two and a half
million lost-time injuries o n the
job eac h year. The National
Health Survey estimates the tot.al
number injured at eight mil-
lion. A recent private study for
the U.S. Department of Labor
puts the score on seriously injured
at 25 million a year. (fhese dis-
c repancies probably indicate that
many industries fail to file com-
plete records.) Whatever the true
figures on accidents, some 245
million man-days are lost, for an
annual cost to the nation of nine
billion dollars. Add to this the
number of job-related diseases·-
es1ima1cd at 336,000 cases per
year-and you can see why cru ·
sader Ralph Nader says rhat "elk
and deer are belier protected
lhan working men and women."
The need and demand for bet-
ter worke r-safety was clearly rec-
ognized last December when
Congress passed a new Occupa-
lional Safety and Health Act (sec
box) Sponsors call it "far-reach-
ing, a landmark piece of social
lcgisla1ion," while critics label it
as .. minimum," contending it
Jocs not go far enough. At least
the counlry has been alerted more
than ever to the pervading threats
to our we ll-being al work.
These threats are tangihlc and
often avoidable. Tn acc1den1s, in-
dustria l machinery is responsible
for almosl half the nonfatal injur·
ies and for o ne out of four occu-
palional deaths. Farm machinery~
such as tractors, can be jusl as
lethal. Other frequent causes or
injury include blows from mov-
ing objects, piercing instruments.
fa lls, overcxerlion in lifting and
being hit by moving vehicles.
In occupa11onal maladies, a~
well as certain accidents, the list
Wha t It Will Take to Mak e the New Law Work
A Message to Family Weekly Readers from the Secreiary of labor
The new job ~afcty law says that working conditions must be
safer and healthier than heretofore-and the Labor De partment
is determined to enforce that law.
8111 you a nd I know chat laws ;.ilonc cannot slop job accidents.
Only people-concerned employers a nd vigilant e mployees-can, in
the long run, prevent disabling accidents, work-related illnesses,
and death in the work place.
As Mr. Irwin has so wisely pointed out, working men and wo men
must learn to o;afeguard thcmo;clvcs againo;t po1cn11al JOb haz.ards
Like automobile safety bclts-prorecrive equipment is useless unleo;s
utilized; safety instructions. worthies.<; unless heeded.
The 11mc has come for all of us-Govcrn-
mcnl and industry, e mployers and employees
-to un1L to chminate the needless human
tragedy that /.!cm-; from on-lhc-job illness,
injury, o r death.
The time has come to think safety-and
work safely.
Working together. I a m confident that we
will achieve the objectives of lhe new Occupa-
tional Safety and Health Law.
-J . D. Hodpon, Secretary of labor
Fam.i/11 Wt!ekly, S eptembdr '16, J 11 7 J
What's Being Done
to Life and Limb?
An estimated 245 million man-days are lost each year be-
cause of accidents. Add to this the number of job-related
diseases-about 336,000 cases per year-and you can see
why crusader Ralph Nader says that .. elk and deer are bet-
ter protected than working men and women.''
of known or potenti~ health haz-
ards is long. They range from
solvents to plastics, resins, oils,
gases, microwave, ultrasonic, ul-
traviolet, lasers, masers and com-
plex chemical compounds. And
the list keeps growing. About
every 20 minutes a new and po-
tentially toxic chemical is intro-
duced into industry.
At least 400 different sub-
stances have been pegged as car-
cinogens (cancer-causing agents).
Insulation workers inhaling as-
bestos fibers. for instance, run the
risk of lung cancer and a lung-
scarring disease, asbestosis. Some
chromium compounds used in
fur processing, metal working,
soap making and textile dyeing
are suspected cancer agents. A
va riety of skin diseases, including
skin cancer, tis been traced to
coal-tar pitch used in many kinds
of work, from roofing to farm-
ing. Men and women packaging
enzyme detergents have come
down with chronic respiratory
diseases.
Children of workers may also
be affected. Dr. Samuel S. Ep-
stein, of the Children's Cancer
Research Foundation in Boston,
has warned of the increased dan-
gers of binh defects and damages
to "the genetic pool," traceable to
dust irradiation and chemicals.
In the face of these and other
perils, U.S. industry is currentl y
spending about $320 million a
year for health services and pro-
fessional safeguarding of plant
"environment. n But the problem
is, four out of five people hold
down jobs in small companies
where no doctor or nurse is on
duty, and no health service at
all is offered.
To deal wi1h spe.cial problems,
the Federal Bureau of Occupa-
tional Safety and Health has been
sludying the effects Df dusts.
chemicals and other hazards, de-
veloping preventive and control
measures which can be applied
by industry. All but a few states
have by now set up occupational
health units. A diversity of rules,
regulations and laws dealing with
occupational health has been
decreed. Yet. thus far, they have
apparently not made too much of
a dent on the problems.
What's different about the new
Occupational Health and Safety
Act is that for the first time there
will be Federal supervision over
worung conditions. Essentially,
the act gives broad authority to
the Departments of Labor and
HEW. They are empowered to
set up safety and health standards
for those who work in a business
or industry engaged in interstate
By T. K. Irwin
commerce; to impose penalties
for violation of these standards;
to investigate conditions and to
conduct research on hazards and
harmful materials.
Just how meaningful and effec-
tive the law will turn out lo be
remains to be seen. Meanwhile, if
you arc in any kind of vulnerable
job, here's what you can do to
help safeguard yourself:
• Know what you're working
with or exposed to, whether they
arc harmful fumes, drugs, dusts,
lasers, radioactive materials,
molds or bacteria.
• Then learn how you can avert
being harmed. Jf protective glov~
or clothing, goggles or hard hat,
mask. or respirator are indicated,
don't pass up using them. With
dangerous vapors or dusts, check
the exhaust system.
• Make sure your work place is
clean, free of grease and clutter.
Keep solvents and other danger-
ous materials in covered contain-
ers and use them only with good
ventilation.
• Be alert to unex.pected hazards.
Report peculiar odors immedi-
ately.
• Don't take chances. See that
hoods. guards and other safety
devices are in place-and effec-
tive.
• To make certain that your
work. is not placing your health
in jeopardy, get examined regu-
larly by your company doctor
and report symptoms promptly.
If you don't have a heaJth service
at your job, see your family doc-
tor and discuss potential hazards
to which you may be exposed. +
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COOKBOOK/By Melanie DeProft
Louisiana Yam 'n' Ham Supper
The popularity of the flavors in these recipes probably
originated in the South. But today their appeal is nationwide.
Here are a few favorites that will provide a "down home" dash
for the most inveterate Yankee palates.
Louisiana Yam 'n' Ham Caaserole with
a cranberry orange sauce is served
hot from the oven with squares of golden
cornbread.
LOUISIANA YAM 'N' HAM SUPPER
1 pkg. com bread mix
6 medium yams, scrubbed, coolced,
peeled, and sUced, or 3 cans (17 oz.
uch) yams, drained and sliced
1 tablespoon butter or margarine
Yl cup maple-blended syrup
1 large orange, quartered and ground
~ cup whoM cranberry sauce
111z lbs. cooked ham, cubed
~ cup chopped pecans
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1. Prepare corn bread mix following
pack.age directions. Baltc, set aside on a
wire rack, and keep warm before eu11ing
into squares for serving.
2. Meanwhile, heat butter or m argarine
in a saucepan. Stir in maple-blended
syrup, ground orange, and cranberry
sauce. Bring to boiling and simmer about
5 min., stirri ng occasionally.
3. In a shallo w 2·qt. casserole. layer half
of the yams and half of the ham. Spoon
ha lf of rhc sauce over ham and yams. Re-
peat layering. Srir nuts into remaining
half of sauce and spoon over all. Sprinkle
brown sugar over top.
4 . Set in a 350°F oven 30 min., or until
U-.oroughly heated. 6 to 8 sen•in1fs
Note: Thinly sliced white meat o f turkey
or chickeo may be layered along with the
ham and yams in this casserole.
WATERMELON-PEAR SALAD
Watermelon chunks
Pears (unpared), cut In wedges
Cucurn•, pared •nd cut In cubes
Escarole, torn in pieces or chunks
Romaine, tom in pieces or chunks
French dressing (use lemon juice Instead
of vinegar and add sugar)
1. Chill ingredients thoroughly in a salad
bowl. Cover with m oisture-vaporproo{
material before refrigerating.
2. Just before serving, uncover, drizzle
lightly with salad dressing and toss until
coated.
PECAN PIE
1 unbaked 9.fn. pie shell (prepared from
a pie crust mix)
3 tablespoons butter or margarine
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
~ cupsugar
3 eggs, well beaten
~ cup chopped pecans
1 cup d•rk corn syrup
a,,. teaspoon salt
1.1z cup pecan halves
1. Cream butter or margarine with ex-
tract. Add sugar gradually, creaming
well . Add beaten eggs in thirds, beating
well after each addition. Thoroughly
blend in cho pped pecans a long with
syrup and salt. Turn inlo the unbaked
pie shell.
2. Bake at 450°F. I 0 min.; reduce heat
to 350°F. Arrange pecan halves over top
of filling. Continue ba king 30 to 35 min.,
or until set.
3. Cool on a wire rack. One 9-in. pie
BEST·EVER TOMATO PRESERVES
1 lb. tart green apples
4 lbs. firm ripe tomatoes
2 lemon slices, each 11. In. thick
4 cups sugar
Jars and lids ' 1. W ash, quarter, core, pare, and cut ap-
ples into small cubes (abou1 J cups).
2. Wash tomatoes, scald. peel, and c ut
out around stem ends. Cut tomatoes in tn
small pieces ( ahout 2 qts.).
3 . Combine apples, tomatoes, and lemon
slices in a large heavy saucepan or pre-
serving ketlle. Bring to simmering over
medium heat and stir in the sugar. Boil
gently about 11/i hrs., or until thick and
clear; stir occasionally as the mixture hc-
gins to thicken. If desired, blend in sev-
eral drops of red food coloring .
4. Meanwhile, wash jars and lids in soapy
water: rinse thoroughly in boiling water
and drain. Set aside.
5. Ladle mixture into the jars. Seal, using
the jar covers and following manufactur-
er's direcrions. Cool o n a wire rack.
A bout l pts. preserves
1''amil11 W eekly, Stt11teml1fn· 'i6, /!171
New Reynolds Brown-in ag
bastes meal brown 'n juicy
wilhoul basting your oven!
Juices that get out of the meat can't get out
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Meats brown savory and tender. Economy cuts,
too. Even well-done meoh stay succulent.
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BACK HOM~ITH GRANNY
A Snakebite Reunited Them
Yhen Grandmother Amelia Bowden
and granddaughter Ann Sherell. nine,
kissed good-hye in London, they
thought they'd never see each other
again. Anne's mother had emigrared
to Australia. A month laler, the child
was in a com3 from a poisonous snake
bite. When she hcgan her miraculous
recovery, Grandma withdrew her en-
tire life savings, enough for a one-way
journey for two, and sent it to Aus-
tralia with the mes~ge, COME HOME.
A her a J2-hour trip. Ann. Mother, and
Granny were reunited. Says Grand-
mother Bowden, "II was money well
spent. I've never been cuddled and
kissed so m uch before."
PET PEEVE
We read a lot of papers,
And they really multiply;
Jn just about a week or so
The pile grows very high.
No one ever takes them out,
No mattu how I plead,
Until the day that I decide
Some recipe I need.
That's when I find my loving spouse,
Earlier that day,
Has tried to help ar ound the house,
Aod thrown them all away.
-Ali~ Moy Grouman
Ex1>ltJfer: a lwlK> witl1 tm excuse.
-Lucille ]. Goodyear
There's a new political party especiall y
for a group of people who often fee l no
one listens to them: "The Party for In-
valids, the Lonely and the Old." The
party is in Holland-but a smart politi-
cian might gain a lot of supporter~
hringing it to the U.S.
Ciprs may be the last bastion of male
chauvinism. And women arc known to
be rather negative about cigars. To turn
women into fans-or at least not ene-
mies-the cigar people suggest thar the
confirmed smoker reeducate himself
before he tries to sell her: I) Remove
bulls from sighr and smell as soon as
the cigar gasps irs last. 2) A her dinner,
be sure everyone at the table has fin -
ished eating before lighting up. 3) Do
nol smoke in crowded rooms, on ele-
vators or on 1 he street. 4) Do not talJt
with a cigar in your mouth. 5) Do not
chew the end of a cigar.
A decorator's unorthodox advice to
you (This week's book quolc): "You
can have great flexibility in your bud-
get if you discard the notion that your
room must traditionally include cer-
tain items. For example, you can: use
a love.seal instead of a couch-or no
couch at all; use inexpensive occasional
c hairs or pillows on the ftoor instead of
lounge chairs; use benches, banqueltes,
Quips&
Tlie worst adoke you can give some
people is to be themselves.
-H. E. Martz
IMP-BUTTONS
By Talbert
The bride of a few weeks noticed
that her husband was depressed.
"Lester, darling," she said, "I know
something is troubling you, and I want
you lo tell me what it is. Your worrie.<>
are not just yonr own worries now •..
they are our worries."
HOkay. honey," he replied. "We've
just had a Jetter from a girl in New
York, an<l she's suing us for breach of
promise.~ -F. C. Kernan
NON-TRADITIONAL MONEY-SAVER
Window Shades Only
and cubes for seating: use window
s hades instead of draperies or c urtains;
leave your ftoors completely bare; use
unmatching night tables, end tables.
and lamps, which are, in fact, more in-
teresting; or, when matching items are
preferred, use "lookalikes" instead of
things that are identical.'' (From Ellen
Liman's book, "The Money Saver's
G uide to Decorating.'' MacMillan
$7.95)
The most unpopular officer on a car-
rier ship had enjoyed shore leave a little
too much . He was lurching visibly
when he started back up the gang-
plank.
Suddenly, to the delight of the sailors
on dec&c, he pitched over the side.
"Well, don't you gobs just stand
there!" the boats wain yelled. "Sc>me-
hody throw him an anc hor:·
-Dorothea Ki·nt
HOMESICK
A traveling man, I nightly dwell
In any bec&coning motel.
My pillow is of rubber. Foam!
It whispers: "Ain't no place lilce home."
-Robert ff. Marriott
A man eating m a hole-in-the-wall
restaurant found his steak too tough to
cut.
"You11 have to take thi~ steak hack
and get me another one," he to kl the
waiter ... I can't even begin tp cut ii."
·sorry, sir," said the waiter, exam-
ining the !teak closely ... l C'81l•t take this
back now. You've bent it."
-A. T. Quig~
' •
OATES: Sunday is Gold Star Mother's
Day. Tuesday sundo wn begins Yom
Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement.
U.S. Grand Prix auto race begi ns Fri-
day in Watkins Glen, N. Y.
ANNIVERSARIES: 22 Nazis were found
guilt~ of war c rimes by the Interna-
ti onal Tribunal in Nuremberg, Ger-
many, 25 years ago Thur$day. New
York Yankee's Roger Maris was the
first man to hit 61 home runs in regular
season play 10 ycurs agC\ Friday.
BIRTHDAYS: Sunday-Julie London is
45; Pope Paul Y I is 74. Tuesday-Ed
Sullivan is 69; Al Capp is 62; Brigitte
Ban.fol is 37. Wedne&day-Gene Autry
is 64. Thursday-Deborah Kerr is 50 ;
Johnny Mathis is 36: Angie Dickinson
is 39. Friday-Julie Andrews is 36. Sat-
urday-Groucho Marx is 76; Graham
Greene is 67.
BIRTHDAY PEO~LE:
· Ed Sullivan and Angie Dickinson
By frank Bartnski
LITTLE EMILY
"Doesn't that lady who stvn the rt1ht
time ever aleepr'
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
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WIUON FORD a •• ...._ Bea<-•
Most people wlll agree that a
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pleasant d~ toda.yjobthere Is
, .. Condsldor this "in-the-llne--
of-duty" task performed by
this oCflcer: Otis Pitts, a pa-
trolman In Miami, ticketed his
own wife Dorothy for two driv-
ing violations, he even testlfic.>d
In court against her and then
pajd her $10.00 fine and prom-lsec:t to babysit for her while
she attended driving school.
And would you believe that all
t his happened on Friday the
13th. In San Francisco a mot-
orist beilljZ ticketed for over-
time parking by a beautiful
"metennald" policewoman re-
marked "at la.st. a neach on the
fun"! Here at Wilson F or d
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we have a great deal of respect
for the gentlemen who keeo a.
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our communJty, our police de-
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mutual ... at least as far RS
our product is conc(>rncd. Did
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THE OAILV PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 2&, 1971
DICK WILSON'S
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IMMEDIATE DELIVERY _.,,.. ... ~,_.,,,,_,
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THE DAILY PILOT. rl/ wcrK. srr1rMBFfl 75. 1971
ffi Hee H1w
. SATURDAY
love" (comedy) '63-Tony Randall,
Robert Preston.
ii) DEBUT Bracken's World
€i) Water1ront
7:30 tJ Jeny Visits . "Eva Gabor"
Miss Gabor discusses her beauty
secrets and her happy marriage. The
program was taped in Miss Gabor's
"h1deaw3y" in Palm Springs. Ca ,
which she shares with her husband
of eleven years, Richard Brown, a
successful motion picture e~eculive ffi Nanny & the Professor
(J 10 m The Good Lile "Jane's
Double I ife'' Alejanch(l Hr.y guests as
a weal\hy playboy. who lakrs a hk
Ing to J11nc (Oonna Mills). who has
the night ofl from her job as the
Dutton's cook lo go lo a ball. SEPTEMBER 25
E V EN I NG
5:00 O Movie: "The Set Up" (drama)
'49-Robert Ryan, Audrey Totter.
O High and Wild "Paulina Rodeo"
Cameras and host Don Hobart cap·
ture the excitement and competive
ness of a famous Oregon rodeo. O This W~k In Pro football 0 (3) (D ABC's Wide World
of Sports
ID I SPECIAL I Days of Awe (R)
(39) Buck OWens
~ film Viaje (contd)
6:30 I Sports With Bertka · KNBC News Conference
6 Sports Cltallenge
Eyewitness News
8 Star Trek
~ Travelure ID The French Chef m Edge of Eternity
(39) Let's Go Exploring al Nashville Music
7:00 O CBS News Roger Mudd
Getting Together
Staning Bvl>hy Sh1:•rnian.
..\l:-;o :;ta1T111g W L'!'i Stt•rn. Pat <\1l'rnll
and .lad, Burn:-;. e New a:oopmfb
0 Flipper
:1Q) Mews Schwart1, Chandler m Movie Greats: "The Mortal
Storm" (drama) "40-Margaret Sul·
tavan, James Stewart, Robert Young,
ii) DEBUT That Good Ole Nash·
ville Music
ai) Futbol-Soccer m Spotliiht
5:30 I®) News 8 News Ray Wilson
• Candid Camera Animals, Action and Adventure
6:00 O Bie News Clete Roberts Om NBC News 0 Rams Action
Cil CBS News Roger Mudd
O The Real Don Steele Show
1Q) Movie: (C) (2 hr) "Island of
\]) World of Sports Illustrated fl gr;, Nation1I Geoiraphlc (R)
'"Grizzly'' The migh ty grizzly, largest
and most powerful flesh.eater In
North America, is hunted by John
and Frank Craighead-who hunt to
prevent the eilinclion of the grlz2ly.
Ale-xander Scourby narrates. O Hee Haw Dale Robertson and
Susan Raye guest
@ To Tell the Truth O Let's Make 1 Dul Mon ty Hall.
O Death V•lley Days m LAWRENCE WELK * SUPER ENTERTAINMENT m gr;, (39) Llwrenct Welk Show m It likes I Thief
ffi Creative Li ving with Crafts
ID David Susslcind Show
~To Be Announced
The Deadly Dream
!';taninK Llo~·d Rridg-l'~.
.lal\l•I l .t'i~h.Ll•if ~:ri<'k!"on arid ('arl l kt ~
Movie of the '#eeKend
G&30pmeb
(6) Truth or Consequences O Juvenile Jury Jack Barry hosts
(iiJ Rollin' on the River O Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Five
Miles to Midnight'' (mystery) '63-
Sophia Loren, Anthony Perkins. m Muleres, Mujeres y Algo Mas
8:00 tJ (8 All in the Family Mike's IJesl
0 (3 1r6 1 (t) Movie of the Week-
end: (C) (90} "The DPadly Dream"
(suspense) '71 -Lloyd Bridges Jan
et Leigh , I e1f l 11ckson. C111I Belz.
Oun Strn11d Richard Jarckel, Phtlhp
Pine Herbert Nel~on fl. brilliant re ~P.arch sc1Pnt1~1 (B11dges) IS Oii the
verge of a landmi!rk 1wnet1c brr ak
through (that will d'sure every child
of beinl! burn w1lh lhc same 1ntelli
v.ence factor) but 1r. almn~\ at Ille
breaking pn111I bet'a11w 11( frighten
inP. :!ream~ th.1\ twrnm~ ri>;ihl'1
'.r I
The Persuaders
,..\:-; d1ffl'l"\'llt :\~ <'li:tt11p;l1!111' ;uul c·ll id,t•ll ~.1111p.
Tht•\" !'iharl' H lcl\'t• 111' ltt\;111'\', l :111~111t·r.
l;1dws and ti·ouhli·. T<•n~ ( ·urt t ~ :u1;I Ho~i·r \l11C11 i' 'tar
in this 1ww hKht lw:lrtc·cl :uh 1•11\ tirt· -.c·rw~.
9New10:00 pm (D
f11end, a highly respected abstract
ar11sl spec1ahzrng 1n nudes, comes
to New York for the showing of his
works and asks Glurta to mrJdel for
him. 0 Q) gr;, The Partners "Abra Ca·
daver" Detectives Crooke and Robin
son (Don Adams and Rupert Crosse)
1nvesligale a call from Mrs. Ben
nett (Claire Brennen), who claims
someone's trying lo kill her. lo find
that there's less than meets \he eye.
lhe duo claims the woman died
twice-but disappeared "' front of
their eyes both times!
O Saturday Night fights
0 ~)@ @Getting Together
"Cathy's Clo¥1n" Bobby decides that
Lionel will write beller love lyrics ii
he falls in love He takes I 1onel nn
a "tour" of Hollywood and the two
search for a g11I who will inspire the
kooky lyricist Bobby She1 man and
Wes Stern star Cmdy Wilhams
guests as Ca\hy ID Movie Cru ts: (2hr) "lhe Mortal
Storm" (drama) '4~Margarrl Sul
lavan, James Stewart, Henry MorRan
@ Championship Wrestling
ffi World Tomorrow ro El Usurero
Hnllywood tn IPSI fur the role of her
husband on hPr new 1elrv1~·nn swes 0 m NBC Saturday Movie: (C)
(2hr) "The Sec1et War of Harry frigg"
(comedy) 68-Paul Newman, Sylva
Koscina, Andrrw 011R g•in. Tom Bo~
ley. Viln <;coll• J~mPS Grrgory U.S
Army PrivalP Harry I r:6i¢ (Newman),
who has ~prnt mn\I of hts Worltl
WM 11 career 1n lhr guard housc-
and e\c~o1n11 l1c1m 1t ltnrls that the
la\1rr at11iliule has ~rnl!h!d htm out
for a S\lecial m1ss1011 tf P.'9 pro molrd
to G~neral and a\s1gner1 lo plan and
effecl thP rscJpe ol five Al lied Gen
Prals who .llC bP1ng held captive in
an llal1an villa
10 Movie: (C) "Shadow Over tlve-
ron'' (d1ama) '70 lames rranciscus.
ff) Stackalee An oHpnat play based
on the l~Rend of an unknown we~t
ern 's11per had RUY · who looks back
on his lite
9:30 8 8 Mary lyler :.~\/Ort Show
MrchaP\ rnn\tanltn~ 17.11psls ~-; a
m1c1dlP 1~rrt t.Adt••lo1 f11~nn of l nu
Giants wh11 I\ \u tnl111!11Pl1 with
Marys l•'IPphonP v1irr1• ll"t 11 h~ ,,~~~
1 OU lo h~ hi m UI> Wllh ,, datf'
0 News I arry Bumll
@ Oel Rerv,.s Show
ffi NCT Playhou" lfO fllr Blood
Knol" 8:30 O 8 l Funny Face Sandy goes to
1ail for disturbing lhe peace am•>nil
othe r charges. stemming from her 10:00 f), a , M1ssi11n: Impossible An Ap.·
feud . with an unscrupulous telev1srur1 '°R hoodlum ts a1hflclally trans·
repairman planted back to the 1930s and the m .. our of Deliverance scene nl his un~olvec1 crime, and
• Phelps and his IMf team h11ve to
9:00 tJ (]) Dick Van Dyke Dick gets a reconstrut l an entire neighborhood
chance at the bl11 time when a fa.
mou!> actress summoM him to
Paae 3
P•ge 4
-....
-....+ THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 25, 1971
CBS•2
WHERE THE GOOD
~ JEllY VISITS EVA GAIOR
'-' NEW SHOW, 7:30PM
/\I I l\liOI J 1 I VA
C lNl Of I HI f AHUl t>LJ'i LAHCJk',
I HI l/\i< Vf',11 [p HY
JI IWr ( •l 1NJJI l'r II lNll,f t 1
~ THE NEW DICK VAN DYKE
'-' SHOW. 9PM
WH/\T KIN()llf Rf l [ l'llON
00l '>A 1 ll [ Vl"ill)N S 1Af? l ,l T
Al HOM! CHI L K OIL.I\
/\ND HI'> ( 0 <., 1 AR HOl'I I AN(,(
TIMES ARE )
~All IN THE FAMILY
'-'NEW TIME, 1PM
CARROLL O'CONNOR,JlAN
STAPLETON, ROB R(INElt SAl LY
STRUT HERS IN THE EMMY AWARD
WI NNING .. BEST N(W SERIES ..
~ TffE MAIY nua MOOll
'-' SHOW. 9:30PM
~INNfR m •l [MMY<.,
\ ~~~I\ WITH MOl~l t\[l t[NTUf~l '>01 MA'fY
IN INNf APOl 1~
~ FUNllY FACE
'-'NEW SMOW,8:30PM
SANDY DUNCAN IS THt LIRl
MOST LIK(LYTOSUCCElD A...._A ro [D WHOS WORKING
HER WAY THROUGH COll[l,[
~ MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE
'-' NEW TIME, 10PM
THE IM FORCE HEAD[ U
BY PEffR GRAVES.
TURNS ITS ATIENTtON 10
CRIME IN THE USA
'SA
• '
10:
11:
11:
SATURDAY (Continued)
as well as a man's face to try to
get the necessary evidence to close
the case. O News Stan Chambers 0 JOIN TONY CURTIS, * ROGER MOORE IN
PERSUADERS -N OW!
O @OO The PersuldeB "Power-
switch" The body of a beautiful girl
found lfoaling along lhe French
Riviera plunges Danny and Brett
into even deeper water when it is
discovered that she's been mu1
de red. O Target Regis Philbin hosls CD News Ken Jones W Porter W12oner Show m Noches Tlpatias
(39) Film: "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye"
Ci!) Cine Mexicano
10:30 O Movie: "Whispering Smith"
(western) '48-Alan Ladd
O Fright Nieht: '1he Disembod-
ied" and '1he Indestructible Man."
@ News Bill Reddick m Bo• ~e Mexico
11:00 6 rn 0 0 OO®l News 00 Mush1I Dillon ID Movie: "The Cross of Lorraine''
(drama) '44-Jean Pierre Aumont,
Gene Kelly.
@Your Moment of Truth
er;) Chiller Thutre
11:15 0 F1bulous 52! "C1rrie11 (drama)
'52-Laurence Olivier, Jennifer
Jones. Eddie Albert. Miriam Hopkins.
Based on the novel by Theodore
Dreiser, the story traces the rise to
lame ol an opportunistic young ac·
tress.
(I) Movie: "Love Is 1 M1ny Splen·
dored Thine" (drama) ·~5--Willtam
Holden, Jennifer Jones
ONews
11:30 0 Movie: (C) "Inside Daisy Clover"
(drama) '66-Natalie Wood, Chris·
topher Plummer, Robert Redford.
@ Movie: '1he Boys'' (drama) '61
Richard Todd, Robert Morley. O Satunily Night Movie: "The Rise
and fall of Legs Diamond" (drama)
'60-Ray Danton, Karen Steele,
Elaine Stewart. Warren Oates. Jesse
White. A mobster lights ruthlessly
lo take over the control ol the under-
world empire from the overlords
Brash and utterly fearless, he claims
he can't be killed-and believes il
-but 1s no match for a deceitful
woman.
(i) Movie: (C) "Cnsanova's Big
Night" (comedy) 54'-Bob Hope,
Joan Fontaine.
(lg) Movie: "Desert Legion" (adven-
ture) '53-Alan Ladd.
@Movie: '1unes of Glory" (dra·
ma) '60-Alec Guinness.
12:15 O Movie: "Rebels on the Loo5e"
(comedy) '67-Riamondo Vianello.
Maria Montez.
1:00 ID Aft-Night Show: "Lancer· Spy.''
"Mother Is 1 Freshman" and (C)
'1he Violent Men."
@Movie: "Murder Without Tears"
(mystery) 'SJ-Joyce Holden. Craig
Stevens
1:15 (6) News
1:30 0 Movie: "Slate Department File
No. 649" (drama) '48-William Lun·
digan. Virginia Bruce
THE DAIL'!' PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 25, 1971
P•1• 5
TH( DAILY PILOT. TV WEEt<. SEPTEMBER 25, 1911
SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 26
MORNING
. O Hour of Power
0 (J) Reluctant Draaon and Mr.
Toad O Movie: "Hidden Fear'' (mystery)
'57-John Payne. Aluander Knox.
[OJ Movie: (C) "Blast of Silence"
mystery) ·st-Allen Baron, Molly
McCarthy.
Ii) Wilburn Brothers
6:15 m The C:hristophers m t.1nciones y Musica
6:30 O Gospel Singing Jubilee (39) Gr1mblln2 Football m The Bible Answers 10:30 0 CV The Doubledeckers
6:45 (i) The Christophers m Dodger Dueout
7:00 6 Cl) Tom ind Jerry (E) Faith for Today
(}9J Woody Woodpecker m Adelante con las Escuelas m let's Rap 11:00 0 Home Buyers' Guide
7:15 Ii) Social Security In America @ Larry Kine Show
7:25 O Story Line O IJ ) Bull winkle
@ Movie: "Pitfall" (drama) '48-
Dick Powell. Lizabeth Scott.
O Movie: "The Kettles in the
011rb" (comedy) '56-Marjone
Main, Arthur Hunnicutt.
®) Sports Illustrated m Essenli1lty Sex m El Mundo Esta Loco
tm) Viale (6hr) lravel films
c;f) Cine Meiicano
12:30 O Meet the Press
t1Q) Sentry Insurance
Ii) DEBITT Teen12e Trials "The
Parent's Side of a Teenage Drug
User" Or. Edward Bloomquist. Dr.
Georgiana Hardy and host Dave
Reeves discuss the parents' side of
the issue.
7:30 6 The Groovie Goalies m Dodger Baseball Dodgers vs. (39) film
O The Jetsons Braves.
0 Music and the Spoken Word (!) Churth In the Home
00 Luve It to Beaver m Mano I Mano R1nchero fJ With This Ring (39) Film
o Deputy Dawa tm) Variedad m Yogi Bear ind Friends c;f) Buy-line
ti) Sacred Heart/The Christophers 11:30 0 Make 1 Wish Tom Chapin
8:00 6 (81 They Shall Be Heard Again hosts
Rellgious music to commemorate the O Movie: (C) "Bold Adventure"
Jewish Holy Days, with actress Ida (advent ure) '56 -Gerald Philips.
Kam1ns~a u narralor lean Villar. O Mrs. Alpha Bet @ Insight
0 (fij) Ru Humbard m Revisb Musical
@ Real £slate Open House
O Herald of Truth ID Wonder1m1
ti) Revival Fires
(39) Cartoon Carnival
8:30 0 ROURN Serendipity "Los An
geles Zoo/USC lab at Catalina"
Ar TI PNOON
12:00 ffi Colleie football Hl2hll1hts
0 Movie: "The Great V"tctor Her-
bert" (musical) '30 -Alan Jones,
Mary Martin
12:45 £1 NR Post-Game Show
1:00 £1 face the Nation
(j) Channels ol llthl
0 @l m NFC/AFC Football Kan
sas City Chiefs at Houston Oilers.
(j) Movie: "Forever My love'' (ro-
mance) '62-Romy Schneider. Karl
Bohm.
0 Million $ Movie: '1he Gallant
Hours" (biography) '60-James Cag-
ney, Dennis Weaver, Richard Jaec kel.
Ii) News Nick Carter m Frente I la Vida
c;f) Insight
1:30 6 Today's Rellcion
@ To Be Announced
0 CV Issues and Answers
IE Voice of t.11vary m Exitometro
c;f) Issues and Answers
New host of this children's series is --------------------------
Rudy Medina, Pnnc1pal al Audubon
Primary School in Pasadena.
O Campus Profile "Aging and Nu
tritton" Guests are Dr. Michael Wal
ciak and song writer Pa ul Williams O Mo~e: '1he Big t.1 pu" (mys-
tery) '57-Rory Calhoun.
CHANNEL~ MOVIE THEATRE!
Ii) Kathryn Kuhlman
(39) Notre Dime Footb1ll
9:00 6 Inside footba ll
O Challenge My Sermon O Day of Discovery
0 Sunday Story Time
@) It Is Written
ti) (8) 0111 Roberts m Muslca y P1l1bru CI:> Panorama Latino en Domingo
9:30 6 (i) NFL Today Pre game inter
views.
O Double Feature: (C) ''Veneeance
of Kali'' (drama) '65-Senla Berger.
lei Barke1 "A Fever in th e Blood"
(drama) '61 -ffrem Z1mballst Ir
Angie D1tl11nson
O Your Moment of Truth
(6 Movie: "Thunder Over Ari1on1"
(western) 'SO-Kosl1ne Miller. Skip
Home1er George Macready
0 An&ie's Garage
(iQ) llOGO's Corntr
ll) Oak-Ridge Bojs m Esta Es la Yld1
(39) Nn Game of the Week
9:45 Community Action
10:00 £1 NR Football Wuhlnifon
Redskins vs. New York Giants, live
from New Yorti
U HOUR OF POWER * with ROBERT SCHULLER
• • • • • • • • • • •
A Goldwyn Great!
* GARY COOPER
BABE RUTH
TERESA WRIGHT
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2:00 6 I $J1c1A~ I New York Phllharmon.
ic Youni People's Concert "Con
certo for Orchestra" World-renowned
violln virtuoso Yehudi Menuhin will
conduct and narrate Subject matter
was composed by Bela Bartok.
@ Gene forssell Show O Robert It Doman Show 00 MVP-Johnny Bench
O Eyewitness m World Beyond
Ii) Ask Con1ress m Tutro Familiar
(E Bullwinkle
2:30 @ University Dlalo2.ue
00 Celebrity Bowllnf O Movie: "lhe Red Head and the
Cowboy" (adventure) '51 -Glenn
Ford, Rhonda Fleming, Edmond
O'B11en.
(0 Roller Game Thunderbirds vs.
Bombers
(39) Movie: "The Lion and the
Horse''
c;f) Mike 1 Wish
3:00 6 Pepsi Pacific Southwest Open
Tennis Ch1mpionships Bob Dunn and
Jack Kramer call the action in the
linals lrom the Los Angeles Tennis
Club
CV Alm Future
O Notre Dime Football
@ Oa~ri m Family film festival: "Stowa
way" Shirley Temple m Chiller m Toros
tm) Vi1je (coritd )
ffi Insight
3:15 (3) Movie: "Los Is • Many Splen·
dored Thing" (drama) 'SS-Jennifer
Jones William Holden
3:30 ®Your Doctor Answers
c;f) Agriculture Report
4:00 0 Sunday Tom Snyder 0 UCLA Bruin Football
@ Tarun Theatre
0 College football '71
(i) Probe
(@ Eddie Arnold Show
(15) Su same Street m The Music Ba.
(39) Racing Wor1d Mike Smith
Q) Ru Humb1rd
4:30 @ Fact the Nation O Pet Sel Mike Connors guests m Movie: "The Cross of Lorraine''
(adventure) 44 -Jean Pierre Au
monl, Gene Kelly.
Ii) Animals, Action and Adventure
ffi Notre Dame Football
5:00 6 Newsmakers
'3' Movie: (C) "The Second Time
Around'' (comedy) '61 -Debbie
Reynolds. Andy Grlfftth.
0 "SPORTS ILLUSTRATED" * Chevrolet brings you
great sports act ion. 0 The World of Sports Illustrated
Tom Brookshire is host.
00 Untamed World
~ O Gramblin1 football Hlplirtits
Tbe game lietween Grambling Tigers
and Arkansas A&M 1t Little Rock
@) KOCO News
Ii) Star Trek
(Continued)
7 :30 PM/WORLD OF DISNEY Tab Hunter stars in
Part I of "Harksaw," as a contemporary cowboy who cor-
rals and Ines to break a wild mountain stallion.
8 :30 PM/THE JIMMY STEWART SHOW.
Professor Jim my trn"'S to keep a 111ce bnlonce bt?-
tween his homP li ft.>, his rlnss . .,s and his snn1ty.
fu)1P AdClmS rlnys hi s p rP!ly hPlomcifl'"-
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTE~BER 25, 1971
10:00 PM I THE BOLD OMtS
The team of Burl Ives. Jom•)S Foren
lino and Joseph Campanella return
in the opener of "The Lowy.-.rs "
. . ..
P•ae a
'\
-~' ~. . ,~,.
The Undersea World of
Jacques Cousteau
Tu111ght .. Jat•qucs Coust c•au la unches a fa~cinatinl{
nt•w st•asun of undt•rwater adventures. Produced
bv MP '.and broul{ht to you by the Du Pont C~mpany and The Hartford Jnsu rancc Group.
G7:00pm(D
THE DAILY PILOT, 'TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 25, 1971
SUNDAY (Continued)
(15) The French Chef
EE World Football Soccer
ff:) Ther Went Th1t-1-War
@!) Canousel Muicano
(39) Aztec C1me
ffi Pattern for Uvinc
5:30 0 The St. Louis Zoo lhe Hunter
and the Keeper want lo start a zoo
of their own and learn the buying of
wild and domesticated species, the
special equipment, the training and
the special foods.
O John McKay Show Highlights ot
yesterday's eame between lllinoi's
and USC.
O (6) Nanny and the Professor
[BJ News Ray Wiison
(lQ) Movie: (C) "Voyage lo the Bot-
tom ol the Sea" (drama) '61
Walter Pidgeon. Joan Fontaine.
(15) Book Beat
ff) Consultation (R) m lnsi1hl
ffi Nanny i nd the Professor
l V £ N IN(,
6:00 0 Bi& News Clere Roberts
O KNBC News Jess Marlow
O Movie: (21/2hr) "Pride of the
Yankees" (:lrama) '42-Gary Cooper.
Teiesa Wnght, Waller Brennari
Story of Lou Gerh1g, "Iron Man of
Baseball "
'6) Voy11e to Bottom of Sea
O I s,EC•ALJ At the Zoo Children
!tom the Midtown School spend a
day at the Los Angeles Zoo, where
1hey see lhe feeding of the animals
and hear a story by Andy Devine
about ''How the lion Became King
of lhe Beasls "
cubates, and hatches.
~ Hee H•• ~~ests include Dale
Robertson and"lhisan Raye.
0 COUSTEAU SPECIAL * UNSINKABLE SEA OTTER 0 ~ m I SPICiAL I Jacques Cou-
Jte1u "The Unsinkabe Sea Ofter"
Capt Jacques Cousteau and his
d1ve1s abord th e Calypso filmed for
the first time the undetwater life of
this shy mammal and study what is
essential tor its survival
(i) Juvenile Jury
O Death V1lley D1ys
ID NEW SEASON P1ssl>!'rt to Travel
"Antarctica" Host 1s Hall Sawye1.
El) Italian Television Hour
ff:) ( 15) firing Line "The News
Twisters'' m lucecit1
(39) Lusie
ffi Ski Scene
7:30 O 00 CBS Sunday Movie; ~C) (2
hr) "Bandolero" (adventure) 68 -
Dean Martin, James Stewart, Raquel
Welch, George Kennedy. After slay
ing a wealthy rancher, 11 band of
outlaws led by a lotmer Confeder
ate soldier flee across the border
into Meiico.
Q 0 m World of Disney "Hack·
saw" Part I of lwo parts A Cana
d1an cowboy captures a wild stallion
but 1s repeatedly frustrated when he
tries to ride him Stars are Tab
Hunter and Susan Bracken.
O Million $ Movie: (2br) "The Tin
Stu " (western) '57-Henry Fonda
ID NEW SEASON Three Pusports to
Adventure "Swede-And Lovely'" ED Pandoram1
(j) Si•ty Minutes
0 SPEND YOUR EVENING * IN TH E WILD WILD WEST 0 Wild, Wild West
ID DEBUT This Is Tom /ones Sammy
Davis Jr. gursls.
(15) Boboquivari
ffi Book Beat "365 Days" by Ron
aid S Glasser is discussed
(39) Wiid Kfn1dorn
ffi Sports Ch1llenge
8:00 0 (.3)@ ffi The FBI "The Last
Job" Erskine tracks legendary crim·
inal who has escaped from prison
with the aid or a gang planning a
military payroll robbery. Guests are
John Mcintire, David Canary, Guy
Stockwell and Jeanette Nolan.
ID Movie Greats: (2hr) '7he Mortal
Storm" (drama) '40-James Stewart.
Margaret Sullavan, Robert Young
ID NEW SEASON The Bia Question
"Abortion -One Year later"
ED leyendas de Mexico m Passport lo Travel
ffi Colleae Football Hichllghts
6:30 O 60 Minutes
O story Theatre
O Eyewitness News Hugh Williams m I SP(CIAL I California Shakin'
Awar? Peter Miller probes charges
that California off1c1als are doing
l11!1e ad11anc• planning to minimize
danger in the event of another ma
1or Parthoua~e
(15) Jerome Wallace: A Bltik Expe-
rience m Meet the Press rn The Course Of Our nmu "The
')pan1\h Civil War"
(39) Patty Duke
Cl) The Doubledeckers
7:00
0 MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S * WILD KINGDOM
stars Marlin Perkins
0 €[} Wild l(infdom "Valley o1
Eagles" Shown are films of the hab-
its ol fhe ma1est1c predator from
the hme lhe parent lays eggs. 1n
El) Jipanese Comedy Hour
ff:) (15) Evenin& at PopJ "Max Mo
rath and Old Timers' Night" ED festival filmico
(39) Film
8:30 0 1Ql m Jimmy Stewirt Show
"Love Is a 811efcase ' The Prof How
ard (S tewart ) household goes into
uncoordinated achon when the Pro
lessor seems 1n need of a briefcase
O Movie: (90) '7 eus R1n1ers
Ride Again" (western) '4D -John
Howard. Ellen Drew.
9:00 0 tfOl m Bon11ua 'Tallen Wo
man·• After his trial test1mo11y sends
a convicted robber to prison, Hoss
finds himself responsible for raising
the man's young son Petey (Johnny
lee). Arth ur O'Connell and Susan
Tyrrell guest,
0 (J) 00 a> ABC Sund1r Nicht
Movie: (C) (2 hr) "The Silencers"
(spy spoof) '66 -Dun Martin.
(Continued)
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WHERE
THE GOOD
TIMES A•
~ CADE'S COUNTY
~ NEW SHOW, 9:30PM
GLE NN FORD AS SAM CADE.
A SHERIFF IN THE NEW WEST
WITH EDGAR BUCHANAN
AS HI S DEPUTY.
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 25. 1971
~ DUN MARTIN RAQUEL WELCH
~ JAMES STEWART. 7:30PM
BANUOl I: RO' A FORTUNE
I ' ( ,OL (l A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN ANI '
...VINM R lAKl SALL l HE CH~
t,l JNPJW Nl(1HT MOVlf 'i
~ THE DAVID FROST REVUE
~ NEW SHOW, 10:30PM
ART CARNEY JOINS
DAVID ANO COMPANY IN
SPOOFING THE FABLES AND
~OIBLES OF THE JO'S
P•&• 9
lheSilencers
F 1ro,;t l 1m1· <>n tt•lt·vis1on1 l>t«m Martin sta1·s
;1.; S 1·n-1•l Agt•nt \latt lft·l n1. Also
...i:11 nnJ! Stt-lla St1·vl•ns and Daliah Lavi.
ABC Sunday Night Movie
89:00pm~
SUNDAY (Continued) 10: 15 (39) Aztec Came (replay)
Slcllil Sll•vPn~ Oahah l av1, Victor 10:30 0 David Frost Revue Art Carney
B11onn, Arlh111 O'Connell, Robert guests as authority -as manifested
Webbt>1. James G1Pgory. Rnger C. through various types of people
Ca1meJ. ryd Charisse. Beverly from politicians to barbers -comes
Adams flrtirrrf co11nlcre~pionage under satirical scrutiny.
agent 1s persuaded lo help when a O The World Tomorrow
C:h1nPsc agent maslerminds a plan (81 At Issue
to divert an Amrrican m1s~ile lo ID Weekend News Chuck Cecil de~t 1oy Alamogordo ail Gran Teatro
@NEW SEASON Minority Com-11:00 0 (j) News
munity 0 O News
EE lapanese Movie: "Samurai 0 Ru Humbard
Story" @ Movie: "While the City Sleeps"
ff) (15) Masterpiece Theatre (R) (mystery) '56 -Rhonda Flemming.
9:30 8 8 Cade's County Sam Cade's 0 (j) News
(Glenn Ford) search for a prisoner B Movie: "Sar1tog1 Trun k" (dra-
wh o has Jumped bait lake~ him 10 a ma) '45 -Ingrid Bergman, Gaty
small mining town rur. by Hurley Cooper. Flora Robson
Gaines (Will Geer) an old mc1n who ID College f ootball USC vs lthno1s
111es to tat~ Cade 1Jut of his 1nvest1 @ KATHRYN KUHLMAN
$?alion lhi>n turns to more s1n1ster * (IN COLOR)
melhorls P1pp,1 '\rNt ~l\o gursl~ @ Kathryn Kuhlman
B News la1ry Burrrfl 11:30 8 Merv Griffin
10:00 0 10 ID Th, Bold Ones -Law. 0 1j)) Sund1y Ton(2ht Show
yers .. The lnvas1un of Kevin Ireland" 7 Movie: "Warpath" (drama) '51
A frumer e\ecut1ve refaJ1a1es when Edmond O'Brien. Dean Jagger
his cc11Pe1 and marnaRe fall because (if' Tefepulse
of unethical action Oil the pa1t of a m Movie ; (C) "Moon Over Mi1mi"
corporation p1P st11t>nl Danen McGav (musical) '41 -Don Ameche. B~lty
1n, KaH11c flrownt• and Dana flca1 Grable. Robert Cummings
guest 12:00 O The Callery 0 News Larry McCorn11ck 12:30 (j) Issues 111d Answers
B Community feedback 1 :00 e Movie: "The Rickel'' (mystery)
ID News Ken Jones '51 -Robert Mitchum, Uiabe\h
fE) Joe DeSilva's Operi Forum Scott. Wifliam Talman EE Japanese News Digest 0 (j) Nrws
£D (15) hnfare "Roberta Peters.. 1:30 @ Movies: "The N1ked Gun" (mys·
ai) TV Musical Osmt lery) '56 -Willard Parker
P1ae 10
THE' DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBE~ 25, 1971
WILD I WILD WEST
007 I N SPURS ... It's Robert C'onrad
and Ross Mart in a s a pair of rip-roaring
SPtT 't agents hot on the trail of excitement
in the· days of thf' W TLD. \VILO \VEST.
SUNDAY t.hru FRI DAY 6 PM
MONDAY
SEPTEMBER 27
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m "Aff1ir In Trinidad" (drama) '52
-Glenn Ford. Rita Hayworth.
9:30 O "Blue Grus of Kentuclly" (ad·
venture) '50 -Bill Williams, Jane
Nigh. "No Escape" (mystery) ·53 -·
Dean Jagger. John Carradine.
O (C) "Wo1111n's World" (drama)
'54 -Fred MacMurray, Clifton
Webb, June Allyson, Van Heflin.
10:00 "Rails Into Laramie" (adven·
ture) ·54 -John Payne. Mari Blan
chard.
1 :00 O (C) "Blood Alley" (adventure)
'55 -John Wayne, Lauren Bacall m "Letter From an Unknown Wo-
man" (drama) '48 -Joan Fontaine.
Louis Jourdan. Mady Christians.
2:00 @ "Born to Speed" (adventure)
'47 -Johnny Sands, Don Castle
3:00 (J) (C) "The Explosive Generation"
(drama) '61 -Patty McCormick
()9) "Fem1le on the Buch" (drama)
'55 -Joan Crawford. Jeff Chandler.
Llttte Richard
4:00 6 "Min of 1 ThouS1nd Fices"
(drama) '57 -James Cagney.
4:30 (3) See 10 AM listing
O "Invisible Agent" (mystery) '42
-Jon Hall. Ilona Massey.
EVENING
6:00 II Big News Jerry Dunphy 00 News Bill Huddy
0 KNBC News Tom Snyder
0 News Morris. McCormick
0 CV 00 m Nft Mond1y Ni1ht
footb1ll New York Jets at St. Louis
Cardinals.
0 Wild, Wild West m The Flintstones
@ I Drum ol Junnie
(15) €Ii) Hodgepodge Lodge
~ Notlclero 3-4 m Desert Report
(39) M11berry RFD
6:30 O Steve Allen Show 00 CBS News Walter Cronkite
O NBC News John Chancellor m DEBUT Andy Griffin Show
@ The Bill Cosby Show
(15) Spice in the 70's
€Ii) K1buki: Ctusic Thutre of J1p1n m IHt the Odds
(39) CMn Acres
a!) El Prof. Sagitario
7:00 6 CBS News Watter Cronkite 0 m NBC News John Chancellor
Dr1gnet
fJ What's My Line? m I Love Lucy
@ I Drum of Junnie
(Continued)
MORE OF
EVERYTHING~
The New
NOW 6:30
WEEK NIGHTS -KTLA O
ll's a blithe new blend of sense and nc1n~en~e 1n a lier wherlinp
lormal that ranges from comedy lo rnus1c;il va11Ptv to \l1mulJl1n1
conve1sal1on lh1s wee~ Steve\ fa sc1na11ng gue~ls int lude Kine of
Rock and Rolf Little Richard with hts rolllckin1~ 17 p1ere band and
Kl LA "Action Reporter" Stan Chambers who attrmpt~ In iron out a
complaint from Steve with Channel S boss Gene Autry. Arid romPl11ans
Dick Shawn, Charles Helson Reilly and actresses Myrna Loy. Susan
Strasbere and Ctorla OeHaven. Al$O lendmg 11p to the happening~ arr
Jaye P. Morcan. Jack Barry and Hal Kanter'
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 25, 1971
We know you're tired of
iumpinCJ up and doinCJ the
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DASH-AND-DIAL
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because your newspaper
doesn't list aH the TV
channels you can receive
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YEHUDI
MENUHIN
CONDUCTS
~arid-renowned vio-
lin virtuoso Yehudi Men-
uhin wJJI conduct and .. narrate the New York
Philharmonic Young
People ·s Concert to be
presented Sunday. Sept.
26 on CBS at 2 PM.
Menuhin ·s musical
subject matter for his
guest conducting ap-
pearance with the Ph!l-
h arm on ic on the
award-wmning series
will be Bela Bartok ·s
'"Concerto for Orches-
tra · · perhaps the most
important work written
by the Hungarian com-
poser.
The Concerto was
given its premiere by the
Boston Symphony Or-
chestra in December
1944 and mspired an
ovation from the audi-
ence. Of all the com-
posers works. this piece
has found most favor
with concert audiences
since its mtroduction 2 7
years ago. and 1t will. m
all probability. continue
to be heard most often
of all the compositt0ns
m the Bartok reper;to1re
Roger Englander is pro-
ducer-director of the
New York Phtlharmonic
Young People 's Con-
certs.
MOf~NINC
0 ®) m S.lt of th• Cetttury Joe
Garagiola is star-host.
fE) World Talk Mon.; Report to tfte
6:00 OCQ) Real Estate tnwesblltnt Wed., Consumer Tues.: Urb1n forum
Fri. Wed.; Reconciliation Thurs.; Federal
6:25 D Eduutlo11 Ellch1n1e uecutive Board Fri.
6:30 ii Odyssey "Break to the Sun" fID Maerie ind the Beautiful tifa·
(j) TV I CtaSS«IOm Mon., Wed .. Fri.; chine Fri. only.
Across the Fence Tues.; Voice of Aa· CD lluy-line
riculture Thurs. 10:30 U 00 love of Lile 0 Across Utt Fence Mon.; Maltin1 0 @.) m Hollywood Squares Peter
Most of M1turtty Tues.; Davey and Marshall hosts.
Goll1th Wed.; P1r111t Youtll forum 00 Phil Donahue Show
Thurs.; Youth and Ute Issues Fri. m Mantrap Mon.: Wanderlust Tues ..
()9) Today on the farm Wed .. Thurs., Fn m R11dln1 W"tU! Yeur Child Mon.; fID American lndi1n Weell Fri. only.
ConversatiOflal Spanish Tues.: Lers 11:00 U (j) Where the Heart Is
Talk About Teens Wed.; Math In-0 @.l m Jeopardy
Service Thurs.; Campus Profile Fri 0 00 (f) G1llopln1 Gourmet
6:45 fl) Commodity Report m Let's Rap Mon., Wed., Fri.
7:00 ii(]) CBS News John Hart (E) Tra~tl Shows
D m Toda, Show 0 Sandy Scarecrow
0 Ban1n1 Splits
OCQ) Cartoons m Thunderbirds m Bozo's 811 Top Show
fl) M1rbt Openln1
EE) (15) Sesame Street "¢216·220
7:30 @:) Banan1 Splits
O Teacher In-Service
fig) Petticoat Junction m Yori and Friends
fE) Hobo Kelly
fl) Stock Market Covera1e
8:00 ii ~pt.ain Kan1aroo
D Mr. Wishbone
Ci) C1rtoons 0 Ralph Story's A.M.
Ci) Sunup Met Knoepp
fig) Today Show m CartOOlls
(15) Classroom lnstructlo11 Mon ;
Mistero1en' Nei&hborltoocl Tues.-Fri
8:30 @ I lcwe Lucy
0 News Meyers, Oel Rio m Dennis the MlllKI
(E)Ciumby fID Modern Supervisory Techniquu
Wed.; To Catch 1 Rhino F"ri.
Cl) News
1:50 {l) llfews Dick McAleer
9:00 ii The Lucy Show
ffi Stslme Street
0 d9l m Dinah's Platt
O The G1tlery 00 Mike Dou(las
0 00 Jack La Li nne ID Movie: See Daytime Movies.
ID Uncle Waldo fID Sesame Street :: 216 220
9:30 fJ Beverly Hillbllllu 0 Q2l m Concentration Bob Clay
ton hosts.
0 O Movie: See Daytime Movies 00 Virsinla Cir1ham Show O Tempo Regis Philbin, Stan Bohr·
man
fE) lto111per Room
10:00 ii f1iwlly Aff1ir
(I) Movie: See Daytime Movies
11:15 m Operation Grandparenb Tues,:
Adoption Segment Thurs.
11:20 m fashions In Sewln1
11:30 fJ ® Se1rch for Tomorrow 0 ®) g;, The Who, What or Where
Game 0 @ (f) That Girt m let's Rap Tues . Thu~
IB Bill Johns News
(15) Sesame Stmt
,'\ I i I ·· ', , , 11 ',
12:00 fJ P1Uf Bemard-hychl1trtst Chris
Wiggins stars
0 g;, Three on a Match Bill Cullen
0 (I) Cl) Cl) Bewitched
(j)®J News m Hip Noon Buffoons
IB Crafts With Katy Mon.; Mantrap
Tues Fri.
12:30 fJ CJ) As the Worid Turns
0 ®J g;, Days of Our Lifts
0 Movie Ga111e 0 (I) @ Cl) Pusword
O Baxter Ward News m Dialin1 for Dollari
1:00 U (])Love Is • M1ny Spltndored
Thing
0 ®J m The Docto"' 0 Virflnla Cir1h1m Show
Cl) G1llopin1 Gourmet 0 (3) (f) All My Children
0 m Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Movies
1:30 U The Guldln1 ll,t.t
0 O m Another World
0 (3) 00 CE Let's Malle a Deal
fE) Fashions in Sewin1
EE) Commodity Report
1 :40 fE) Dlelln1 lor Dollara
2:00 fJ Secret Storm
0 ®J g;, llrt1ht Proiwlst 0 Ben ~sey 0 (I) (f) Newlywed Game
Q) Movie: See Daytime Movies
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 25, 1971
fID Modem Supemsoty Techniques!
Tues. (
(39) 39-TV News
2:30 fJ Ci) Ed11 of Nl1ht
0 ®.l m Somerset
0 rn Cl) CE Datin1 Game
(39) It's Your Bet
3:00 fJ Ciomlf Pyle
0 It's Your Bet
IJSea Hunt
0 (l) 00 (f) General H"9ftal
Ci) lW) Movie: See Daytime Movies.
0 CoUl'ICIOUS Cat m Tennessee Tuxedo
(E) Rocky and Frien4s m Cinema 36
(39) Uncle W11do
3:30 fJ Balbour's People
O Mille Dou&ias
O Cartoon-In
@ Supem11n
0 (l) (f) One Life to Live
0 The Lone R1n1er m YorJ ind friends
fE) Gentle Ben
fID DEBUT Class Meetlnrs and
Schools Without Failure Tues only
A 12.part teacher in·service series for
college credit Programs focus on
elementary school problems and
their solution$ via the "class meet-
ings" (with parents. teachers. and
students) method. Teacher ln-Serv·
ice Thurs.
(39) Rocky ind His Friencb
3:45 el u Comunided al 011
4:00 fJ Movie: see Daytime Movies.
D Fatber knows Best
OO Tarun 0 (!) (f) love, A1111ric1n Style
O Card Ci1me With the Banan•
Splits m Cartoons m Pettico1t Junction
(15) StSllH Slrltt
fE} Consultltlon Mon.; ProWllM City
Tues.; M•ut• Wed.; The French
Chef Thurs.; look 1 .. t Fri.
el Topicos Mon.; Calendlrio Thurs.
(39) The 811 Villtr
4:15 EE Dos G1llos en Paltnque
4:30 (!)Movie: See Daytime Movies.
O Movie: See Daytime Movies.
O .£,ewttness News O ll1n1n1 Splits end Friends m My hvorite M1rtlan
fE) Land of the Glints fID Sesame Sbeet Mon. Wed ..
Thurs., Fri.
EE To Be Announced
c:!) Features
Q) Movie Ci1n1e
5:00 O MBC News Jess Marlow
@ ABC News Reasoner, Smith
(j)NYPO
O ®) Dick Vin Dykt Show m Tht Flln1Jton11
(15) Mlsterorers' Nelpborhood
EE Clta con Emilio Tueni m Death V1lley Days
(39) The Movie Ci11t1e
c:E> El Amo
(f)Hews
5:30 @ Call of the West
O (3) ABC News Reasoner, Smith
Cl) News Ray Wilson
O Get Sm1rt
Qg) News Jack White, Joe McM1han m The flyln1 Nun m Cillll11n'1 Island
(15) Whirs Mtw?
fID Mist1ro1111' Ntlrhbortloocl
EE Comlcos y C1ndones g;, Don Wilson's Town Talk
(39) Cillllaan's lsl1nd
c:!) Nalach1
(f) News Jim Hawthorne
Sale of the Century host Jnf' Garngiolo is all smiles as the show
prep<Jre.r to celebrate its second annivusary on W ednesday, at
JO AM on N BC.
P•1• U
MONDAY (Continued)
7:30
(15) lord Kenneth Clarll
@) Maule and the Beautiful Mt·
chine •
(39) The Vlrfinian
~ Variedadn
IJ "STAND UP AND CHEER" * Musical salute to
America. Presented
by CHEVROLET
IJ Stand Up and Cheer Popular
recordin g artist Bobby Goldsboro
guests.
O Dr. Simon Locke "Max" A hippie
neurosurgebn who has dropped out
of the profession could help save
the life of Dr. Sellers who requires
brain surgery because of a cranial
aneurism.
(j) I Dream of Jeannie
0 THE CHILDREN'S HOUR * AUDREY HEPBURN 0 Million $ Movie: (2hf) "The
Children's Hour'' (drama) '62 -
James Garner, Audrey Hepburn, Shir·
ley Maclaine.
[Ql Let's M1•1 a Deal
m HOGAN'S HEROES-* SUPER FUN! ID Ho1an's Heroes
ID Dra1net
(15) Book Beat
ID CitJwatchers A day al Dodger
Stadium. complete with Interviews al Do-Re-Mi m Lassie
a!) Mi1uellto V1ldez Show
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 25, 1971
8:001J Cl) Guns11tOb Johnnie Whitaker "Hou11 of Nu,.btrs" (drama) '57
plays a youn1 boy in search of his -Jack Palance, Barbara Lona, Har-
molher in Part I of "Weste'" epbode, old J. Stone. Brother of a San Quen·
Also 1uestin1 Is Ruth Roman. tin convict joins fortes with con-
D ~ m t..up-ln Screen queen vicl's wife to make "outside" If·
Rita Hayworth, 1uests IS e cave ran1ements for his escape.
woman, a heartless 'i!Urse ind • m (15) llack Joumal (It) Geor1la
tipsy film star. Le1isl1tor Julian Bond. playwri1ht O Movie: (21hhr) "Pride of Ult lmamu Amiri Bar1k1 (LeRoi Jones),
Yankees" (drama) '42 -Gary Coo-Operation Breadbasket director Rev.
per, Teresa Wrigt,t, Walter Brennan. Jesse Jackson and Mayor Richard m Truth or Consequences Hatcher of Gary, Ind .. are inter-* NEW TIME-NEW FUN! viewed. m Truth ot Consequencn fl) Sonrlsas
Q) The Vlr,inJan ail Rous par Veronica
Ell) (15) World ,,.u G) The '8rsuldtrs m Yesenia 9:30 IJ Doris DaJ While in Rome on a
ail Nino short vacation, maaazine writer Doris
8:30 m David frost Show Martin falls In love with an Italian,
(39) Feature Fll111: "Barbarian and then her adverse opinion of some
the Geisha." pail)lin1s destroys her romance.
8:45 O Nn Post-G1me Sllow Cesare Danova ruests.
9:00 IJ (j) Here's Lucy Kay Billard Cl) City In Motion
guests as Uncle Harry's Iona lost 0 Balter Wanl News
girlfriend who is 1rrivin1 from m It Takes a Thief
Italy. fl) La Cruz de Mariu Cn.tcts
ffi Movie: (C) "The Second TIN 10:00 IJ (I) MJ Thrtt Sons Steve's look·
Around" (comedy) '61 -Otbbie alike Scottish cousin has his first
Reynolds, Andy Griffith. date with Terri Dowllnr (guest Anne )
0 @) m Worid "911tltre Movie: Francis).
(C) (2hr) "Wlttre Wert You When O News Morris, McCormick
the Upts Went Out?" (comedy) CI> To Tell the Truth
'68 -Doris D1y, Robert Morse. 0 The Awenrers
Terry.Thomas, Palrk:k O'Heal. Story m rt.WI Putnam. Ashman
set arainst the backdrop of the (15) Evenin1 at Pops
paralyzing power failure that blacked ED Curnnt Events "Coming of Aae GET READY, out the Eastern Seaboard in 1965. in Los Angeles
ct) Wild, Wild West ail El Tomlllo KIDS 0 Mond11 Nlpt Movie: (Zllr) t;D Mantrap • • •
Five friends from collttge art! having tht! reunion they've bun
planning for yttars, on an isolatttd island. Suddenly one of the
girls is murdered. Dt!triu Nicholas as Joy, and Stefanie Powers
as Gloria, discover tht body of thttir friend in "Five Desperate
Women.'' airing on the M ovitt of thtt Week Tuesday at 8:30 PM 'on ABC.
10:30 IJ Arnie Arnie becomes the
favorite whipping boy of his fellow HERE THEY COME!
exec:.:liv·s when wife Lillian pro·
motes a scheme which sends the
Continental flange Company office 3 :00
personnel to work at 5:00 AM.
00 Movie: (2hr) "The Human Mon·
ster'' (mystery) '40-Bela Lugosi. I
Paae 14
Q) News Bill Johns
fl) El Diano
COURAGEOUS CAT
and TIN TIN
(39) Feature Film: (C) "Montana."
G)~ults OnlJ 3 .• 3 0 11 ;00 IJ (j) fl) News
O ®>mNews O Bruins in Action
O CJ)G>News
THE LONE RANGER
O Movie: ''Town Without Pity"
(drama) '61-Kir1c Dou glas. E. G. 4:00
Marshall
m TO TELL THE TRUTH * Back By Popular Demand m To Tell ttle Truth
Q) Beat the Clocl
CARD GAME with the
BANANA SPLITS
Ell) CitJwatchen "Dodger Stadium" 4 3 0 t;D Ch1nnel 42 News :
11 :30 IJ Merv Griffin
Movie: "Ralls Into Laramie" THE BANANA SPLITS
(western) '54-John Payne
0 O m Johnn1 Cuson
O Movie: "The l ady Hu Plans"
(mystery) '42 -Paulett e Goddard.
Ray Milland
O Movie: (C) "It's Alive" (adven·
lure) '68 -Tommy Kirk. Shirley
Boone. m Movie: (C) "hies of Hoffman"
(musical) 'SJ-Moira Shearer
Q) Movie: ''The Great Dan Patch"
(sports) '48-Dennis O'Keefe m Ski Scene
Every W eekday
afternoon
Great fun television!
(Q}TV
I .
4:30 See 10 AM listina
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 28
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m "Escape from Sahara" (drama)
'63-Hildegarde NeH.
9:30 0 "Southside 1-1000" (mystery)
'50-0on Oefqre. "Rhumb1'' (ad·
venture) 'JS-{Jeorge Raft.
0 (C) "White Witch Doctor" (ad·
venture) 'SJ-Susan Hayward, Rob·
ert Mitchum.
10:30 "Pride of St Louis" (sports) '52
-Dan Dailey, Joanne Dru.
1:00 0 "Operation Pacllic" (drama) '51
-John Wayne. m (C) "A Bullet Is Waiting" (dra ·
ma) '54-Rory Calhoun. Jean Sim
mons.
Z:OO@ (C) "61nester Story" (drama)
'60-Walter Matthau
3:00 00 "Beau James" (biography) ·57
-Bob Hope, Vera Miles.
~ (C) "student Prince" (musical)
'54-Ann Blyth, Edmund Purdom.
4:00 8 ''The Two Mrs. Cerrolls" (dra·
ma) '47-Humphrey Bogart, Bar·
bara Stanwyck, Alexis Smith
I
0 "Dracula" (mystery) '31-Bela
Lugosi.
f V I r J I '• c;
6:00 IJ Bia News Jerry Dunphy CIJ News Bill Huddy 0 KNBC News Tom Snyder
O Newi Morris, McCormick
0 Hews Joseph Benti
0 AGENT 007 IN SPURS * It's The Wild Wild West 0 (])Wild, Wlld West m The fllntstones ID I Dream of Jeannie
(15) To Seell, To Teach, To Hui
ID Hodeepodee Lodee
€IJ Hotlclero 34 m Desert Report
(39) Maybeny RFD
(ii) News Jim Hawthorne
6:30 O Steve Allen Show Guests include
Stan Chamber.;, Carmen McRae, Dick
Shawn and Jack Somack.
O Movie: (60) "This Could Be the
Ni&ht" Part I (comedy) '57-Jean
Simmons, Paul Douglas, Anthony
Franciosa. Julie Wilson, Joan Blon-
dell. Neile Adams. In order to sup-
plement her income. a demure, well
bred schoolteacher takes a part·
time steretarial job 1n a nightclub
®CBS News Waller Cronkite
[9) HBC News John Chancellor m AndJ Griffith Show
ID Bill Cosby Show
(15) Netlonal Health lnsur1nce
ID Cius Mutines ind Schools
anthony franciosa
• • Jean s1mmons
tuesday & wednesday
6:30/kabc-tv
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 25, 1971
Without failure Part I. A 12-part
teacher in-service series for college
credit Programs focus on elemen-
tary school problems. m Beet the Odds
(39) Green Aerts
Cl!) La lnsoportable Vivl1n1
(EABC News
7:00 IJ CBS News Walter Cronkite
C1) ABC News Smith, Reasoner 0 m NBC News John Chancellor
@ Truth or Consequencu
Cil Dr1enet 0 What's My line?
~Primus "Tnal and Terror" m I love Lucy
@ I Drum of Junnie ED Convers1tlons With 1 Psychi•·
triat "Pe~onal Reactions to Pain,
Illness and Death"
€IJ To Be Announced
(39) Aztec Highlights
f'l) M1ntr1p
7:30 EJ (39) Glen Campbell Lucille Ball.
Arte Johnson and A11ne Murray guest.
0 ®) m Ironside "The Profes·
sionals" Chief Ironside calls on In·
speclor Reese (Johnny Seven) for
help in cracking down on a band of
credit card thieves. James Drury
guests. 0 @@ (!)The Mod Squid
"Home Is the Slreet" Cameron MH·
chell guests as a pusher who Is on
the run alter shooting two police·
men. Brooke Bundy and Flora Plumb
also guest,
(JJ f Drum of Je1nnie
O Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Sul·
clde Commando" (adventure) '69 -
Aldo Ray, Pamela Tudor m Hoean's Heroes
@ Animals, Action and Adventure
(15) koltanowsld on Chess
ED Fanfare Featured Is Roberta
Peters, coloratura soprano.
al Espectaculos
8:00 O Movie: (Z1/2hr) "Pride of the
Y1nllees" (drama) '42--Gary Cooper,
Teresa Wright, Walter Brennan
Cl) This Is Your Ufe "June Allyson'' m Truth or Consequences * NEW TIME-NEW FUN! m Truth or Consequences
@ The Vlrelnlan
al Los 81ver1y de Penitvlllo
Cl!) Nino
8:30 IJ Cl) Hawaii flve·O Buddy Ebsen
guests as a cunnine college profes·
sor with David Canary es his under·
world partner. and both plot an
elaborate scheme to cash $750,000
worth of stolen travelers checks.
CJ ®) m Saree "Rine Out, Ring
In" Asked to perform a marriage
ceremony, Sarge (George Kennedy)
recognizes the prospectlve bride·
groom as a murder suspect In an
unsolved case of years ago Martin
Sheen plays Dan Cooper. 0 (J) 00 (ii) Movie of the Week:
(C) (90) "five Desperate Women"
(drama) '71 -Anjanette Comer,
Bradford Dillman, Joan Hackett, De·
nise Nicholas, Stefanie Powers, Julie
Sommars. Robert Conrad. Five wo·
men who were In colle&e together
(Continued)
Ttit t3:Jf) M()Vlt
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 25, 1971
TUESDAY (Continued)
Sommars. Robert Conrad. Five wo·
men who were in college together
meel on an island for a reunion
and lind themselves at the mercy
ol an unknown murderer m David frost Show m I blCIAl I The Eternal Tramp
Film analysis of Charlie Chaplin's
folk hero, the "Little Tramp." m La Cosa Juz1ada
'
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 29
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
9:00 (15) Thirty Minutes With .•.
a!) Rosas par. Veronica DAYTIME MOVIES
9:30 9:00 m "The Gene Krupa Story" (biog·
IJ CANNON EXPLODES with raphy) '60 -Sal Mineo. * ACTION and SUSPENSE! 9:30 IJ "Henry Aldrich for President''
1J 00 Cannon Frank Cannon (Wil· (comedy) '41 -Jimmy Lydon. ''The
liam Conrad) adopts the guise of a Trumpet Blows'' (drama) ·34 -
truck driver to solve a series of hi· George Rall
jackings which have plagul!d a mafor 0 (C) ''The Cimarron Kid'' (west
transportation company. ern) '52 -Audie Murphy. D [Q) m The funny Side "The 10:00 rn (C) "Let's Make love'' Part I
runny Side of Money" Jack Benny (comedy) '60 -Marilyn Monroe,
is special guest host. Yves Montand.
O B11ter Ward News l :00 0 (C) ''Trouble Along the Wa1" m It Takes a Thiel (romance) '53-John Wayne.
ffi (15) I SPICIAl I Unity of Nature m "My Brother's Keeper'' (drama)
"Man, the Artis t and Nature" ·49 -Jack Warner. George Cole.
@!)La Crut de Marisa Cruces 2:00 (!) "Ja1uar'' (adventure) '55 -
(39) Monty Huh Chrquita, Barton MacLane, Sabu.
10:00 0 (3) (i) m Marcus Welby, M.D. 3:00 00 (C) "Strateeic Air Comm1nd ''
"In My Father's House" When his (drama) '55 -James Stewart, June
father suffel'5 a massive stroke, Dr Allyson.
Kiley faces a ltfe·Or·death decision 1'}g) "Voice in the Mirror'' (drama)
0 The Aveniers '58 -Richard Egan. Julte London. m Hews Putnam. fishman
(15) Black Journal EVENING til The Advocates
(39) Roller Games 4:00 IJ Movie: (C) ''The Quiet Man"
a!) fes1ivat Me~icano
10:30
(drama) '52 -John Wayne, Mau
reen O'Hara.
1J father Knows Best
(j) Tarzan
0 rn m Love, American Style O Ban1n1 Splits Card Game m C..rtoons m Petticoat Junction
(15) Sesame Street
til Mauf 1 and the Beautlful Mi·
chine
(39) The Bl1 Valley
4:15 '1) Dos Gallos en Palenque
4:30 CI) Movie: (C) !'Let's Make Love''
Part I (comedy) '60 -Marilyn
Monroe, Yves Montand. 1J Movie: "Mad Doctor of M1rtet
Streer' (mystery) '42 -Lionel Al·
will, Claire Dodd.
O Eyewitness News
O Banana Splits and Friends m My Favorite Marti1n m Land of the Gianb
til Sesame Street
'1) To Be Announced
a!) La Hora Familiar
al Movie Gama
5:00 O KNBC News Jess Marlow 00 ABC News Reasoner, Smith 00 NYPD 0 O Dick Vin Dylle m Tile Flintstones
(15) Misteroem' Neighborhood
'1) Cit1 con Emilio Tuero m Death Valley Days
(39) The Movie Game
Cl:) El Amo
mNews
5:30 00 C..11 of the West
IJ "THE GOLODIGGERS" * Musical variety show.
Your host--CHEVROLET
1J The Golddiuen 0 Close-Up
1J Hews Morris. McCormick
CU At Issue
119) San Dle10 Panorama
(!) Hews Bill Johns ma Di•rio m Call ol the Wut
11:001J Ci)€!) Hews
O ®)mHews
he Early Sho1M
John Wayne in
''The Quiel Man''
4pmCBSS2
1J Movie: "The Accused" (mystery)
'48-Loretta Young, Robert Cum.
mings. 00 Marshall Diiion O (])al News
0 Movie: (C) ''The Magnillcent
Seven" (adventure) '60-Yul Bryn
ner. Ell Wall~ch.
ID TO TELL THE TRUTH * Back By Popular Demand
ID To Tell the Truth
@ But the Clock ffi Black Journal
11:30 B (i) Merv Griffin
D 9.1 m Johnny c..rson
0 ( ll (6' m Dick Cavett m Movie: "The Sa•on Charm" (dra
ma) '48-Robert Montgomery.
(!)Movie: "Tampico" (drama) '44
-Edward G. Robinson. Lynn Bari.
(39) For Adults Only
1:001J Movie: (C) "Sh11k River'' (dra
ma) ·54 -Steve Cochran .
C3J 0 0 0 Cf)®) News
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O ABC News Reasoner. Smith
Cf) News Ray Wilson
0 Get Sm11t
(Jg) News Jae~ White, Joe McMahan m The Ftyin1 Nun
(!) (39) Gllli1an's Island
(15) wtuirs New?
til Misterogers' Neighborhood
'1) Comicos y Cancionts m Don Wilson's Town lalll
a!) Natacha
al News Jim Hawthorne
6:00 IJ Bi& News Jerry Dunphy
CI) News Bill Huddy
0 KNBC News Tom Snyder
1J News Morris, McCormick 0 News Joseph Benti
0 00 Wild, Wild West m The nintstones
(!) I Dream ol Jeannie
(15) til Hod1epod1e lod1e
'1) Noticlero l4 m Desert Report
(39) Maybeny RFD
al News Jim Hawthorne
6:30 IJ steve Allen Show
O Movie: (90) ''This Could Be the
Night'' Conclusion (comedy) '57 -
Jean Simmons, Paul Douglas, An·
thony Franciosa In order to supple
ment her income, a demure, well
bred schoolteacher gets a part time
secretarial job 1n a night club
(81 CBS News Walter Cronkite
@ NBC News John Chancellor
ID Andy Griffith
(!) Bill Cosby Show
(15) Evening at Pops
til Stackllee m Beat the Odd s
(39) Green Acres
a!) Los Aficionados en la Comuoidad
al ABC News
7:00 IJ CBS News Walter Cronkite
(3) ABC News Smith, Reasoner
0 m NBC News John Chancellor 00 Truth or Consequences 00 Dragoet
0 What's My Line? o Name ol the Game m I Love Lucy
(!) I Dream ol Jeannie m I SPECIAL I Cranko's C..stle Doc·
umentary performance program lo
cus1ng on John Cranko's lamous
Stuttgart Opera Ballet
'1) To Be Announced
(39) The Virginian
al Mantr1p
7·30 IJ Doctor in the House Pre med
students Mrchael Upton and Duncan
Wanng learn thar appleyard cider
1s a brt stronger than they are
Guests are Geoffrey Davies. Jona
than Lynn. Simon Cuff. Martin Shaw.
frnf't Clark and Ralph Michael
O Primus "Trial and Terror" While
1nvest1gal1ng the disappearance of
all fish life oft lhe island of Man
gaya Primus becomes Involved wilh
the k1dnapp1ng of an Amerrcan Am
bassador
00 To Tell the Truth
00 I Dream ol Jeannie
0 ANGRY HILLS * ROBERT MITCHUM 0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "The
Angry Hills" (drama) '59 -Robert
Mitchum, Stanley Baker, Gia Scala
971
han
he
n
le
II
e
m HOGAN'S HEROES-* SUPER FUN! m Hoc1n's Heroes
Q)@ Dnpet
(15) The Corporate View a> Ensalld1 de Locos m It ts Written mu Plus
8:00 ft (j) I Jil'WAL I Dr. S.uu' Horton
Hears A Who Award-winning ani·
mated special about Horton. a big.
hearted Seussian elephant who
rescues the harrassed hamlet of
Whos threatened by extinction be·
cause' of their infinitesimal size
Actor Hans Conreid narrates
0 m Ad1m·l 2 "The Grandmother"
Oflicers Malloy and Reed answer
several armed robbery calls, engage
in a wild street chase of criminals
and arrest a dope peddler.
0 I b tciAt I The Scoey Mitchlll
Show A musical variety hour starring
Stoey Mitchlll, who tells stories,
makes jokes and is joined by co-
median J. C. Curtis. S-Ongstress Vickie
Lynn and the Nicklos brothers.
0 @ @ Cil) Bewitched W h i I e
visiting Scotland, Samantha learns
the famed Loch Ness monster is
actually a warlock who was changed
mto a monster by Serena.
ID Truth or Consequentn
Q) The Vlreini1n
£t) (lS)The French Chef
aJ l uch1 Libre
ai) Nino
8:30 I) 00 I sPlc1Al ! It Wu 1 Short
Suftlmtr, Charlie Brolm The Pea·
nuts' inevitable first day back to
school chore of writing a composl·
tion on how they spent the summer
vacation is the theme of this anl·
mated special.
0 @) m Mystery Theatre -Mc-
Millan l Wife "Murder By the Bar·
rel" The McMillan's investigate the
disappearance of a body which they
find on moving day. Rock Hudson
and Susan Saint James star as Mc·
Millan & Wife.
O CV 00 m Courtship ot Eddie's
Father "Get Back on the Horse"
Eddie is afraid to play baseball again
after being hit by a fast pitch m David frost Show ID (15) Boboqulvarf (R)
(39) Film
9:00 I) 00 Medical Center Forrest Tuck·
er guests as a country doctor who
has built a successful practice with
no formal medical training and lives
in fear of being discovered. Kim
Hunter and Joy Bang alS-O guest. 0 I SJICIAL I Sound Americl . . .
Sweet Lind of Music Hosted by Eddy
Arnold and Alex Dreier with guests
Roy Clark. John Davidson. Sammi
Smith, Marty Robbins, Candi Staton
and The Electric Telephone. 0 @@ @The Smith family
'Stakeout" Del. Sgt Ch~d Smith's
stakeout duty with young police-
woman Joyce Baxter (Ahna Capri)
leads Cindy and Bob to believe their
dad is dating.
£t) (15) firin1 Line "The Black
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 25 197J
Caucus" Guest is Congressman Ron-m Htws Putnam. Fishman
aid V. Oellums (15) Masterpiece Theatre (R)
ai) Rous para Veronica £t) [vtnine at Pops (R)
9:30 a!) Boa Proresslon1I
0 SHIRLEY'S WORLD IS 10:30 0 Rims Action * THE PLACE TO BE! ID New' Bill Johns 0 CV C1) m Shlrte(s Wor1d "A m EJ Oiario
Girl Like You" Shirley Logan. 011 as (39) Alm
signment in Tokyo. starts out in a 11:00 8 Cl) m News
Kabuki theatre, becomes an enter· 0 @) m News
tainer in a geisha house and saves 00 Marshal Dillon
a touring British honeymooner from 0 Cl) Cii) News
going "native." O Movie: "Bebo's Girl" (drama) '&4
O 811ter Ward NIW1 -George Chakiris, Claudia Cardi· m It Tdes I Thief nale.
aJ LI Cruz de M1ri11 Cnices m To Tell the Truth
10:00 f) 00 M1nnl1 Dean Stotkwell and aJ Bt1t the Clock
Shelley Fabares play major roles in £m Book But "Journ~y to Heart-
a now.you-see·it·now you-don't mur· break" by Stanley Werntraub
der case that puzzles Joe Mannix. 11 :30 I) 00 M1n1 Griffin
0 ®J @D Night Gallery Three seg· 0 ®J m Johnny ~non
ments dealing with (1) a witc191 re-O Movie: "Alias Nick Beal" (m ys
turned from the grave searching for tery) '49 -Ray Miiiand, Audrey
a new body to inherit. (2) a Or. Totter.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde treatment, and 0 @ @Dick Cavett
(3) a dist jockey's endless night· m Movie: "Under My Stin" (drama)
mare. '50-John Garfield, Micheline Prelle
D News Morris, McCormick m Movie: "Highway Dfagnet" (dn
0 CIJ@ Cii) The Min ind tht ma) '54 -Richard Conte. Joan
City "I Should Have Let Him Die'' Bennett. Wanda Hendrix.
Mayor Alcala goes to bat for a 1:00 ft Movie: "Str1n1rer 1t My Door''
medical student when the young (western) '56 -Macdonald Carey
man and the city are sued by an Patricia Medina.
accident victim. Guests are Chris· (J) 0 0 (jJ ~ News
topher Connelly, Severn Darden, 1:30 O News
Henry Jones, Fay Spain and William m All Ni&ht Show: "On Dln&trous
Traylor. Ground," "Here Comes Mr. Jonlan"
(:J The Avengers and "Murder on Monday.''
PETER LAWFORD 'BURNS' THE WHITE-TIE-AND-TAILS IMAGE
-·1 don't know if people still thil)k of me
a'> a ... u:lVe, drawing room t ypc-~\11 if c.o.
they o;hou lu see me now!" ·
Night Movie (Oct. I) at 9:30 PM . pur,uec; a yo ung couple on a h11nting lrtp
(pl.tyed hy Jjm Hutton and Anpnette
It was disheveled, soot-s meared and dusty
Peter Lawford talking. He'd been raring a
forest fire anJ nellher the ~oot, the dirt nor
the flames were m:ike-helicve. The dr;imatic
confrontation provides the climax for "The
Oeadly H unt" on The New C BS Friday
II wa" fil med on locatioo al V.1ncouvcr,
Canada,"' here the movie company simulateu
rugged country in the Sierra" in a forestla11d
area being cut over for a housing develop-
ment. In the story, ba~d on the novel by
Pat St:i uley, Lawford plays the ru thless kaJ-
...:r of a murJer-for-hire plot in which a vi-
cious gunman. played by Tony Francio~u.
DEAD! Y H UNTERS -To11 v Franciosa (lt•/f) t1111I Pl'll'f Lawford play prn/1'nio11a/
~1111111e11 hired /fl 110/k a young cnupfe on a l111111i11g tri11 in "T/1e De"dly H um."
Comer.) I
"You might think th:H a)> the head villain,
I get to sit h<1ck in a cool hQtcl o;11ite ;lnd
tell the other v1llnino; what to do." c;:11d I.aw·
ford. '"But no--l'm out with them. timing
cv1.:ry move to rnakc ~tire the \chcme work,"
Jn rhc rroccc;~. he got involved 1n considt:r·
<t ble action, making his wa y through mggc<l
hntsh and tirnhal:inJ U\ rhc c;preaJing fire
threatened to enl!ul( him.
"(found myc;eff Ve (y 1ntcrc ... tc<l in lll't h1)W
011r firl.' wa ... to he contmllcll," o;a 1d I awfonJ.
"The ~ood~ were very dry, the weather w,,.,
w ry hol anJ J confcC\~ 111 ~om1.: di'>q111et when
I looked :>round and ~aw variou~ tircnll'n and
foresr ranger~ wa tching us-un"milmg
"011r d1rcc1or, John Newl:ind. u illed 'Ac·
lion' and I really ~prinred whc·n I 'it1dJcr'll Y
'\aw flam<.·, le~1p1ng up ,,1 me T er Ille trll you
-there·., noth1n~ more pcr\ua\I vc lo <.t,1rt
ym 1 ''n a dcatl n111'
"Only .1ftCl'\:11d1, d11J they <ih0w me how
the tire wM kctl Fl.11nm.1hlc ltqui d w.1,
hru~hcd on each tr cc 10 he hllrncd; plfX''
were la1 J along my path with valve~ ~o the
lire, fu eled h}' prt'.lpJnc gas. could he ma<k
to pop up JU'>l whcr1.: it wn~ wuntctl ··
I awford <:aid he w;l\ delighted to move
more and more into ch()t:icter role~. far Jif-
fcrent rrom the 1)phi~t 1catcd white·tte-and-
tails part~ he played in movie" and tele-
vi:>ion 's "The Thin Man" seric<, -
"It\ very 1ruc," he '>aid, ''variety is the
spice nf an a<:tor'c; I ife."
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he Early ShoW'
''Tarzan Goes
To India'' 4pm
CBSS2
marlon brando
jane fonda
thursday & friday
P1ge 18
in color
6:30/kabc-tv
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 25, 1971
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 30
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9;00 m "I Wu I Male War Bride" (co~
edy) '49 _ Cary Grant. Ann Sheri
dan
9:30 Q "Milllon Doll1r urs" (comedy)
'32 -W. C. Fields. Jack Oak1e.
''The Greet Moment" (drama) '44
-Joel McCrea, Betty field.
0 (C) "The Blick Rose" Part I
(adventure) 'SO-Tyrone Power. Or·
son Welles. Cecile Aubry.
10:00 (C) "Let's Mille love'' Conclu-
sion (comedy) '60 -Manlyn Mon-
roe, Yves Montand.
1:00 0 "Red River'' (western) '48 -
John Wayne, Montgomery Clift. m "The Gunfi&hter'' (western) 'SO
-{;reaory Peck. Helen Westcott.
2:00 Q) "Room in tfle House" (~om
edy) 'S6 -Patrick Barr, Maqo11e
Rhodes.
3:00 (j) (C) ''September Aff1ir'' (com-
edy) ·so -Joan Fontaine, Joseph
Cotten.
(12) (C) "A Mitter of Innocence"
(drama) '68 -Hayley Mills, Trevor
Howard.
! Vf NING
4:00 IJ Movie: (C) "T1rz1n '"' to
lndi1" (adventure) '62 -Jock Ml ·
honey, Mark Dana. Tarun &oes to
the rescu.i of wild animals in India
that are threatened by the construc-
tion of a dam.
O Fa!Jier Knows Btat
(!) Ternn
0 CV rn love, Amlriun ~·· 0 Card Game With Ule Ban1n1
Splits m Cartoons
Q) Petticoat Junction
(15) Sesame Street
EID The French Chef
eI) Calendario dt la Comunidad
(39) The Bir Vall91
4:15 eI) Dos G1llos en Palenque ,,
4:30 CV Movie: (C) "let's Mille ~
Conclusion (comedy) '60 -Manlyn
Monroe, Yves Montand.
0 Movie: "Min Who Reclaimed
His Head" (mystery) ·34 -Claude
Rains. Joan Bennett.
0 Eyewitness News
0 Binana SpliU ind Friends m My F1vorite Martian
Q) Land of the Giants
EID Seume StrHt
eI) To Be Announced
~ Tele-Revist1 Musk1I al Movie Game
5:00 0 KNBC News Jess Marlow
@ ABC News Reasoner, Smith
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5:30 00 Call of the West O ABC News Reasoner, Smith 00 News Ray Wilson
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEM BER 25. 1971
guest is Roger Miller, Kenny D m Lonastreet Long· m El Oiario
Rogers and the First Edition star street is kidnapped to prevent his 11:00 tJ Cl)€!) News
0 Lassie "Lassie the Voyager" identifying lhe voice of a murderer, 0 tt9) m News
Part Ill. u ssie finds hmelf In his-Guests are Victor french as Dolph U Collecl•t• Football P'f•vl"' A
torit colonial Wiltiamsbure. where Cottle ard Tyne Daly as Marcella preview of this week's NCM football
she encounters two friends: a droopy (39) Film (C) "Sllnrise at Campo· action.
hou11d named Drummer and his mas· bello" CI) M1nhal Dillon
ter. an attorney named Jebadiah CI!) Rosas par• Veronica 0 Cl) (l) NtwS
Wakefield. 9:30 O Movie: "Loni of the fllu" (dre·
@ lo Tell the Truth 0 IT'S STILL BAXTER ma) '63-James Aubrey, Tom Cha
00 I Drum of Jeannie * For News In Los Angeles pin. Hueh Edwlfds. 0 Mi.Iii~ $ Mo~ ~C) (2ht) "'-Sk 0 Barter Wird News m To Tell the Tnith
Any Gtri (comedy) 59 -Sturley m> LI Cruz de Marisa trucu I!) Beat ttie Clock
MacLaine, David Niven. Girl arrives ,00 -"'"'CY\ 1 ED W11hineton Week in Rtvlew
New Yorll looking for a caceer lO. ..,, \LltJ ~Dean Mtrt n Show IN) News Jack White, Joe McMahan m Thi Flylnf Nun m liillir1n'1 lsl1nd
(15) Whit's New?
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husband Guests are Die~ Martin, Leslie Ug· 11:15 a> Gran Cine del Juwes m HOGAN 'S HEROES-gams and Dennis Weaver. 11~30 tJ 00 ,_.erv lirlffin
SUPER FUN• 0 ®Ci) m Owen MI rJ ha II, -"ci' l:Y\ Johnn Carw * , · Counselor at Law "Eulogy tor a ..,, Wfl ~.. ' n .. ft) Misteroren' Nelehbortloocl a> Co111lcos 1 C1nclones m Don Wilson's Town Tllk
(39) lillll11n's hl1nd
CI!) N1tach1
m News Jim Hawthorne
6:00 tJ l ie News Jerry Dunphy
(1) News Bill Huddy
m Ho1an s Heron Wld R I .. • h' h h I h IJ MCMe. Chlcaco Deadline (mys· ""' e ece ve.r " 1g sc oo coat te ) ·49 -Alan Ladd Donna Reed,
I!) ~ ~11net . is charged with second degcee mur-Art~ Ken ed ' EID Cr11tive Person The spotlight Is der when his star player dies after ur n y
on . Fred Rogers of Misterogers' a game and an autopsy reveals a 0 (]) ~ ~Dick Cavett ,.
Ne1ghbomood a 43-year.old or h I ti f h l m Movie. All the Youne Men
dained minisl~r educator and 1irad· ~avy ~onc~n ra 0"st 0 h am: e a· (drama) '&O -Alan Ladd, Sidney
uate musicia11. • JmhnesD. udescs are depBend Dou~dg, Poitier
cr.i • M . o n av1 arson an ra av1 I!) Movie: "Mrs. Mike" (drama) •49
~ Premiere ovie O The Avenrers · 0 KNBC News Tom Snyder
O News Moms. McCormick
0 Erewitness News Joseph Beno
0 (I) Wild, Wild Wut
r.e:\ Square World of Ed Butler m N p F' h -01ck Pow~ll. Evelyn Keyes. 10D • 1ws utnam. 1s man
8:00 6 (jJ Buruts! W h e n United I!) Animals, Action i nd Adventure 11 :45 (39) For Adults Only
States followers of Pancho Villa col· "Eagle Has Landed'' .. ..
m The flint1tonn
I!) I Dream of l11nnlt
(15) The Cori>0rate View
Eil) Hodrepodre Lodce a> Nodciero 34 m Dturt Report
(39) M1ybeny RFD
m N11n Jim Hawthorne
6:30 O Steve Allen Show Guests are Alex
Dreier, Susan Strasberg. and the
Ma11clan from Mexico. 0 ,.ovle: (C) (90) "The Chase"
Part I (drama) '66 -Marlon Bran
do, Jane Fonda. [ G Marshall, An
gie Dickinson. Robert Redford. When
an iilrrOGf!nl ma11 convicted of mur
der escapes from jail and heads
home to Texas, the sherill of his
hometown tr ies 1n vain to avert im
pending tragedy.
(j} C8S News Walter Cronkite
®J NBC News John Chancellor m Andy lirittith Show
I!) Bill Cosby Show
(15) Book But EID I J;lc1~l l Hoh Japan's leading
Noh .d,,ma performers are seen 1n
excerpts trom representative plays m But tfle Odds
(39) lirttn Acres
fl!) La lnsoportablt Vivian•
mABC News ..
7'1)() 8 t8S HeW1 Wallei Cronlule ffi ABC News Smith, Reasoner 0 m NBC Htws John Chancellor
'6) Truth or Coosequencu
'a) lkaenet 0 What's My line?
"O. Tom Jonu Show Paul Anka
guests m I Lowe Lucy
I!) I Dreain of Junnie
(IS) Spuklnc rreely
Eil) The Courw of Our Times "lhe
Spanish Civil War"
€1) To Be Announ<ed
(39) Fiim: (C) "loy on 1 Dolphin" m Mantr1p
7:30 IJ m Rollin' on the River Specrat
tect a million dollars to support his 5 ....., . 1:00 6 Movie: (C) Jubllff Tri ll (dra· , (l ) Bo"""ulv1n ma) '53 -Forrest Tucker Pat
revolution. Brackell and Reach are .:T:'I Speculation (R) "A Conversation . '
k d I t t th LI · d t u:.i O'Brien, John Russell
as e o pro ec e co ners e iver With B f Skinner " noted behavioral @)
1ng the money Rescheduled psychologist and ~uthor or "Warden @ O ~ ~e~. •• 0 0 m Flip Wilson Guests aie " m AJl-N1,tit Show. Obsnsed,
Raymond Burr Stevie Wonder and ~ p 1 "Tttn•re Bad lih1" end "Hell In
Ruth Gordon ' IO.l!I Box roles~ oni l llorea."
0 Movie: (21/zhr) "Pride of tt1e 10:30 0 News Morns. McCormick 1:15 U News
hnkHs'' (bio11raphy) '42 -Gary IE News .Bill Johns .
Cooper. Teresa Wright, Walter Bien (15) W11h1neton Wtek In ReVlew 1:45 O The ;11tery
nan Story of the Ille of lous Ge1h1g.
"Iron Man of Baseball" 0 @@ m Alias Smith and
Jones ·•Jailbreak al Junction City"
Heyes and Curry's reward lor bring
ing in four holdup men and thetr
loot is iail Guests are Jack Albert
son. George Montgomery and James
Wainright m Truth or Consequences
I!) Boxln2 From the Ol7mplc ED (15) Wnhinaton Week i11 Review
CI!) Nino
8:30 m D1vid Frost Show
Eil) (15) NET Playhouse (R) "Cathy
Come Home" Carol White (Poor
Cow) stars 1n this dramatized docu
mentary about a young Bri tish lam
1ly involved 1n a desperate shuggte
lo hnd adequate housing tn over
crowded London 1968 Pm ltaha
winner
9;00 tJ 'Tl CBS Thur$day Movie: (C)
(2hr) "How To Saye a Mani•&' ind
Ruin Your Lile'' (comedy) '68
Dean Mamn. Stella Steve(IS Cl1
Wallach. An ne Jakson Belly field
Jacll Albertson Harry Hunte r's 12
year marriage goes on the rocks
when his wife discover!. he has a
girlfriend and his best rnend de
c111es to elfecl a reconc1lrat1on by
proving tha t Muriel 1s inca pable ol
fidelity 0 ~ m Nichols "The Indian
Giver" Sheriff Nichols (James Gar
ner) and Ma Ketcham (Neva Patter
son) clash when an Indian cta1rns
title to the Ketchum ranch. Guest is
Michael Tolan
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For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m (C) ''The White Tower" (drama)
'50-Glenn Ford, Valli.
9:30 O "llle11I Trtfflc" (mystery) '38
-J. Carroll Naish. Robert Preston.
"Kln1 of G1mblers" (myslery) '37
-Akim Tamiroff, Clime Trevor. O (C) ''The Bl1d1 Rose" Conclu
sion (adventure) 'SO-Tyrone Power
10:00 CV (C) "W1ron Trtin" (western) '57
-Clu Gulager, Ed Bealey.
1:00 O (C) ''The S11rchers" (adventure)
'64 -John Wayne, Natalie Wood . m "Hl1h1J D1n1erous'' (adventure)
'S I -Dane Clark. Marius Goring.
2:00 (E "S1int's Glr1 fricfly" (mystery)
'!>4--1..ouis Hayward, Naomi Chance.
3:00 (j) To Be Announced
o (C) "Hu Anybody Sten My Gil"
(romance) '56 -Rock Hudson,
Piper Laurie
4:00 IJ (C) "The Five Pennies" (mu
s1cal) ·59 Y Danny Kaye.
4:3-0 CV Same u 10 AM listin1
O "Son of Fr1nktnsteln" (horror)
59 -Boris Karlott, B1sil Ralhbone.
EVENING
6:00 6 111 New. Jerry Dunphy
(V News Bill Huddy
0 l<NBC News Tom Snyder
O News Morris, McCormick D Eyelfitnns News
0 ACTION ANO ADVENTURE . * IN THE OLD WEST •..
WILD, WILD WEST
0 CI) Wild, Wild West m The nlntstonH
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 25, 1971
CiI'i) Duelo en P1tin11 fil) I ll'IC!A[ I The Etem1I Tr1mp al ABC News @!) la Cr11de Bien Cr11d1
7:00 I) CIS News Waller Cronkite CiI'i) Rosu Pini Verona
ffi ABC News Smith, Reasoner 9:30 EJ Cl) CIS Frtday Movie: (C) (2hr)
0 m NBC News John Chancellor ''The 0.ldly Hunr' (suspense) ·71 OCTOBER 2
Ci) Trvtll or Con•quences -Peter Lawford, Anthony Franciosa.
Cl) Dr1111et Anjanette Comer. The terrifying
O Whit's My Line? story of a hired killer who stalks a
dQ) It T1kes 1 Thief young couple on a hunting trip just 6:30 6 summer Semester m I love Lucy as a raein1 forest fire erupts. D BllCk uperience
IE I Dre1m of Jt111nie 0 A NOSE AND A HEEL (]]TV 8 Cl1ssroom
(15) Kolllno1rUt on Chess * ZAP THE ODD COUPLE 7:00 6 New Wonls, New W1ys til Thirty Minutes With • • 0 @ a> The Odd Couple 0 @) m Dr. Dolittle
(39) Sid Gillm1n "Hospital Mates" After scoffing at 0 ffi Jerry lewis Show
G) M111tr.p r elix's rear of a minor operation, m Thunderbirds
7:30 I) Qrcus! "Circus Casertelli From Oscar sutters an injury and learn~ (E Spiderm1n
Caorle." he must undergo surgery in th& 7:30 6 Dus1y's Truhouu 0 (39) m Nfl Gimt of tfle Week same hospital. 0 m Woody Woodpecker
Ci) To Tell the Truth 0 Buter W1rd News 0 {1)@ Ro1d Runner
(I) I Dre1m of Je1nnle aJ It likes 1 Thief 0 Touche Turtle 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) (15) NrT Playhouse (R) @)Uncle Russ
"81ehelor in P1r1dise'' (comedy) '61 @!)LI Cruz de M1riu Cruces m Brother Buu
-Bob Hope, Lana Turner. lO:OO O (V@ al lovt, Americtn Style aJ Beetle 81iley m Hori11's Heroes Dick Gautier, Jeannine Riiey, Michele 8:00 EJ Buas Bunny
(E ffi Dr1rnet R p I T B 0 m Deputy D1wg (15) No Gun Towers, No Fences Lee. oger erry, N ta albot, ur· r.n
gess Meredith and Tom Bosley star D ~ Funky Phantom til Masterpiece Thutre (R) in "Love and the Traveling Sales. 00 Chester the Jester
@!) Estrell11 Muliules man," "Love and the Neglected 0 Movie: (C) ''Pir1tes of Blood m Unt1mecl WOf1d Wife," and "love and the Artful River" (adve11ture) '62 -Kerwin 1:00 IJ 00 Chlca10 Teddy Bun Big Codger .. Mathews, Glenn Corbett
Nick cons Uncle Latzi into buying O Council Debite Jack Rourke. m C1rtoons
the management of a prize fighter m N1W1 Putnam. Fishman Q) Snulfy Smith
sight unseen 8:30 EJ Scooby-Doo 0 @) m The D.A. "The People til llllCll Joumi l 0 (@ m Pink P1nther
Venus Slov1k" Deputy Paul Ryan ~)LTI!eh LIUteb Sllow 0 ~ uc 1 re C.mpus Profile (Robert Conrad) 1s hampered 1n a .. .. (j) Real fstlte Rent•ls
petty thefl case by an obstinate lO:JO 0 Monty N1Sh . Deat~ Squad D 00 The J1ckson five
defense attorney using delay tactics Nash (H~rr-y Guardino) tues to pr~ m Cisco Kiel
Tim Matheson auests. tect a h1pp1e leader whose life IS m Cool McCool
0 Movie: (21/zhr) "Pride of the threatened if he speaks at a protest 9:00 6 00 H1r1em Globelrotteu
Y1nkees" (biography) '42 -Gary rally 0 @) m 81rrier Reef
Cooper. Teresa Wright. 0 Hewn Morlls, McCormick O Movie: "Younr Daniel Boone"
0 @ @ al The Brad, 8ull(h QgJ The Golddiners (adventure) '50 -David Bruce,
"The Brady Braves" Cindy and Bobby (E New! ~ill Johns Kristine Miller
are rescued at the bottom ol lhe @!) El Oiino 0 C1) Udsvllle
Grand Canyon by an Indian boy m Dr. Simon Locke m Movies: "Showdown 1t Boot
who is running away 10:45 (39) Film Hill" (weslern) '58 -Charles Bron m Truth or Consequences 11:00 f) m News son, Robert Hutlon. "Bohemi1n Girl" * NEW TIME-NEW FUN! 0 dQ) m News (comedy) '36 -Laurel and Hardy . m Truth or Consequencei 0 Movie: "The GllSs key" (mys (E Simson
IE The Vlrfinl1n tery) ·42 -Alan Ladd. Veronica aJ Cuerdu y Guitmas
@ri) $ylvl1 y Enrique Lake, Brian Donlevy CiI'i) P1nor1m1 Lltino
(39) fllm 16.) M1rsh1I Diilon 9:30 6 (j) The H1ir Bur Bunch
SATURDAY
MORNING
Q) I Orum of J11nnle
(15) Unity of N1ture (R)
Ell) Hodrepodee Loc111
@!) Notkiero 34
CiI'i) Nino D m News 0 0 To Be Announced
8:30 EJ (}) O'H1ra, U.S. Treuury Aller 0 Movie: ''The Dly the E1rth 0 ffi@ Curiosity Shop
arresting forger Louise Hall when C1u1ht fire" (drama) '62 -Leo 0 Movie: (C) "Fort Muucre"
m O.sert Report Jack Latham
(39) M11berry Rftl
al News Jim Hawthorne
6:30 O The Steve Allen Show Guests
Charles Nelson Reilly and producer
director Hat Kantor
D Movie: (C) (90} "The Chase"
Conclusion (drama) '66 -Marlon
Brando, Jane fonda. f G Marshall
Angie D1ck1nson. Robert Redford
When an innocent man conv1cled ot
murder escapes from jail and heads
home lo Texas, lhe sheriff of his
hometown tries 1n vain to avert 1m
pendinti tragedy
CiJ®l News m Andy Griffilh Show
(E Biii Cosby Show
(15) Thirty Ml"utes With ... til Ptolllls• Ctty (R) m ... , the Odd•
(lt) ,,.tft Ac,..
hi• 20
she tries to cash some stolen U s McKern. Edward Judd, Janet Munro (Weslern) '58 -Joel McCrea. Susan
Savings Bonds, Jim O'Hara persuades m To Tell the Truth Cabot
her lo lead him to her bond source aJ Beat the Clock IE) Ap1rtment Hunters' Show
0 0 m Wor1d Premiere Movie: ID Conven1tions With I Psychi•trist m Arriba el Norte
(C) (2hr) "River of Mystery" (ad 11 :15 @!) c:Jnem1 l4 m Spam Wor1d
venture) '71 -Vic Morrow. Claude ll:30 EJ Movie: (C) •11mmy i nd the 10:00 6 00 Pebble~ and B1mm B•mm
Akins. Niall McGinnis, Louise Sorel. B1ehelor" (romance) •57 _ Debb•4! 0 O) m M11or Lueue 8ueb1ll
Nico M1nardos. Edmond O'Brien A Re nolds Leslie Nielsen D1v1s1onal Play off (Double header
diamond hunter disguising his rea O i.!.9 m Johnny Cinon game) Teams lo be announced
sons hires two Am e(fcan explosive 0 (1 (iJ CD Dick C1vett m Cine en SU Cui
experts who ar~ down on theH l~ck 8 J Nii htmare 10:30 6 Cl. ~rc~ie's TV funnies ..
in South Ame11ca, while a guemlla ID Movie· "Driftwood'' (drama) •4 7 0 Movie: 'The Devil i nd the Deep
leader also has designs on their _ Dean · laager, Walter Brennan (drama) '32 -Tallulah Bankhead,
talents. (E Movie· (C) "Carnlvil Story'' (ad Gary Cooper. Cary Gran! 0 (})@ al The P1rtridge F1ml1J venture) .54 _ Aniie Ba•ter, Steve ~ m NCAA Footb1ll Mich
"A Man Called Snake" Havoc ensues Cochran 1gan State at Noire Dame
when Laurie lakes her date. a l'flotor . '8 Movie: "Rieht Hind of the
cycl e gang leader, to a school dance LOO (3) 0 0 18 l o: ~.ews Devil" (drama) '63 -Htram Katch
Rob Reiner guests as "Snake .. m All-Nleht Show. Secret of Con. er Lisa McDon ald m D1vid Froit Sho• vlct Like," "The Son of M011t1 11:00 0 (j) S.brin1 the T11n1ae Witch
(15) hnfue (R} Cristo'' and ''The Min 8etwttn." O Movie: (C) ;'L1w of the llwless"
fJD loboqutnri 1:15 B Morie: (C) "le1Ch 1111" (mu· (western) '64 -O•le Robertson. t:OO fJ CJ) (1) Ci!) ltoo19 ZU slc•I) '6S -Edd Byrnn, Chris Noel. Yvonne DeCu lo.
n
C!) Yan.did
ll:30 B Cl) Josie and the Puuytab
Q) Movie: "Double Jeopardy" (dra-
ma) '55-Rod Cameron. Jack Kelly.
@Buy-line
AfTERNOOI\
12:00 B 00 The Monkees O Movie: ''The Plainsman'' (west·
ern) '36-Gary Cooper. Jean Arthur. m o.rnan
@!) T eatro Fant1stico
(39) Untie Waldo 9 Film Vi1je (8hr) Travel
12:30 B (j) You Are There "A Record
Ride for the Pony Express"
O Movie: "Sherlock Holmes i nd the
Scarlet Claw" (mystery) '44 -Basil
Rathbone. Nigel Bruce
(39)Rocky and His Friends
1:00 B 00 CBS Children's Film f estival
"Flash. the Sheepdog" The 1967
Scottish motion picture about a can
ny sheep-herding dog that seems al.
most human stars Earl Younger as
Tom Stokes, a young English orphan
who comes to stay with his aunt
and uncle on a sheep farm ID Man to Min
Q) News Nick Carter
@!) G1vlotam
(39) Patty Dulle
1 :30 ID Untamed World
Q) Movie: "Belle le Grand" (dra
ma) 'SI -Vera Ralston, John Car
roll.
(39) The Addams Family
2:00 B Dusty's Treehouse
@ Ameriun Physiul Fitness.
0 ffi Bewitched
(i) TV 8 Looks at learning
0 Roller Derby
ID PREMIERE Soul Train The first
in a series of pop music shows
with some of the country's top
artists Today's guests include The
Honey Cones, Gladys Knight and the
Pips, Bobby Hutton and Eddie
Kendricks.
(39) The Munsters
2:30 B Steps to l earning
0 DEBUT Music Bot New musical
variety show with emphasis on mu
sic. "What's in a Name'' features
Bob Ralston. organist with Lawrence
Welk and songstress Joanie Som-
mers. Special guest 1s singer Larry
[llis.
@ Movie: "No Place to Land" (dra -
ma) '58-John Ireland, Mari Blan-
chard , Gail Russ'!tl
0 (3 I JonnJ Quest Cil International Hour
(39) Rat Patrol
@ Sky Hawks
3:00 B The Siesta ts Over
0 But of 8owtln2
0 m Lancelot Link
0 Movie: (C) "D•ni erous Days of
Kiowa Jones" (westem) '6fr-.Robert
Horton, Diane Baker, Sal Mineo m Combat
@ Samson
@!) Lucha Libre
(39) Tht Westerners
3:30 8 PREMIERE Media A new wee~
ly series that will examine advance·
ments in medical research and gen·
eral health care. Mario Machado is
hos1-reporter.
0 @ Ameriun Bandstand
far-Out Flicks ''War of the
P11nets''
Q) Porty Pie
(39) Sea Hunt
ffi The HardJ Boys
4:00 f) Insider/Outsider A look at how
both private and public organiza
lions are seeking to help returning
black Vietnam veterans re.adjust to
life as civilians.
(3) Davey and Goll1th
O On Campus "Into Future Shock"
Author Alvin Toffler (author of "Fu-
ture Shock") Is special 2uest and
talks to students about the ideas
he presents i11 his book.
0 Sports Challenee T earn :t l :
former New York Yankees Whiley
Ford, Mickey Mantle and Allie Rey·
nolds; Team r2. Basketball Hall of
famers Bill Sharman, Dolph Schayes
and George Mikan.
O MVP-Johnny Benth
o Know Your Bible
Q) Batman m Spotlight on Youth
(39) This Week in Pro Football
4:30 f) Movie: (C) "Bullet for a Bad-
man" {western) '64 -Audie Mur
phy, Dar1en McGavm. O What's Goin& On
O Kicll-Boxin2 0 @ f6) ffi ABC's Wide World ot
Sports
[q) Pet Set Betty White
ffi The Munsters
@!) El Mundo en que Vivimos m A&ritulture USA
@Movie Game
4:45 @!) Pre-Game Soccer
5:00 0 RETURN Inquiry Maury Green.
O This Week In Pro Football 0 Flipper
(jg) News Schwarll. Chandler
ID Movie Greats: (C) "The Man
From Laramie" (western) '55 -
James Stewart. Wallace Fo1d. Arth111
Kennedy
Q) That Good Ole' Nashville Music
@!) r utbol-Soccer m Spotlieht
(39) Boiing
5:30 0 00 o News 0 Candid Camera
Q) Animals, Action and Adventure
lVfNINC
6:00 B Bie News Clete Roberts
0 m NBC News
O Rams Action O Public Attaln Program
(8j CBS News Roeer Mudd
0 ROCK WITH THE REAL * DON STEELE ... O The Rul Don Steele Show
@) Movie: (C) (2hr) "Jigsaw'' (sus-
pense) '68 -Hairy Guardino, Hope
Lange, Bradford Dillman Pat Hingle.
Q) Bracken's World
fE Wattr1ront ffi Noh (R) Representative perform
ances from Japan's Noh·drama
(39) Safari to Adventurt m Film Vl1je
6:30 Sports With Berth
TH E DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 25. 1971
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THE DAILY f'ILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 25. 1971
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
10:00 AM I) Cl) NFL Football Washington Redskins vs. New York
Giants, live from New York.
11:00 I Dodger Baseball Dodgers vs. Braves.
1:00 · (ig) NFC/AFC Football Kansas City Chiefs at Houston Oilers.
3:00 Pacific Southwest Open Tennis Championships Finals from
the Los Angeles Tennis Club. Reporter Bob Dunn and former
tennis pro Jack Kramer call the action on the famed center
court. This tournament has a purse of $73,000 and in terms
of pnze money 1s second only to Forest Hills. O Notre Dame Football Highlights of yesterday's game between
the Fighting Irish and Purdue.
4:00 O UCLA Bruin Football Highlights of game with the Un1vers1ty
of Michigan played yesterday at M1ch1gan Stadium.
5:00 I World of Sports Illustrated Tom Brookshire ts host.
• Grambling Football Highlights
World Football Soccer
5:30 • John McKay Show
11 :00 College Football USC vs. Illinois.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
6:00 0 rn@ NFL Monday Night Football N.Y Jets at St. LOUIS
Cardinals.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
8:00 @ Boxing From the Olympic
11:00 O Collegiate Football Preview
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1
7:30 O NFL Game of t he Week
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2
10:00 AM 0 O Major league Baseball D1v1s1onal pfay·off double
header.
10:30 I ~ 00 NCA.A Football Michigan State at Notre Dame. 4:30 3 (!) ABC's Wide World of Sports
6:00 ams Action
8:00 Saturday Nl~ht Fights
10;30 · Box de Mexico
6:00 7:30
8:00
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 5 "Pride ot the Yankees" (drama) '42-Gary Cooper, Teresa Wn&ht
2 8 (C) "landolen>" (adventure) '68-Dean M artin, James Stewart. 9 "The Tin Star" (western) '57-Henry f ondl , Anthony Perkins
11 "Th• Mortal Storm" (drama) '4().-James Stewart, Mar&aret Sullavan
7 3 6 (C) .. ,,,. Sll•nc•,..." (spy spoof) '66--0ean Martin. Stella Stevens
6 "Whll• the City SIHP•" (mystery) '56--Rhonda Flemlns 9 "Sarato•a Tr11nk" (drama) '45-lnarld Beraman, Gary Cooper
1 ''W•rl>ath" (dram a) '51-Edmond O'Brien. Oean Jasser
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 9 "The Chlldren'• Hour" (drama) '62-James Garner Audrey H.,pbur.,
5 "Pride of the 'fankHI" (drama) '42-Gary Cooper Teresa Wriaht
4 10 (C) "Where W..-e Yoo Wh•n lh• Light" Went Out1" (comedy)
6 "The Hum1n Monster" (mysrery) '40-Sela Luaos1 9 "Town Without Pity" (drama) '61-Kirk DouglllS. E. G Marshall
TUESDAY, SEP'Tt:MBER 28
7 "Thi• Could Be the Night" Part I (comedy) '57-Jean Simmons 9 (C) "Suicide Comm1ndo" (adventure) '69-Aldo Ray Pamela Tudor
S "Pride of the Y1nllH1" (drama) '42-Garr Cooper. Teresa Wright
1 • 6 (C) "f ive 0.1per1le Wom•n" (drama '7l-An11111elte Comer 5 ''The AccuMd" (mystery) '48--l oretta Young. Robert Cummin11s WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
7 ''Thi• CC>Yld Be the Nl11ht" Conclusion (comedy) '57-Jean Simmons 9 "The Angry Hiii" (drama) '59-Robert Mitchum Stanley Baher
9 "Bebo'• Qlrl" (drama) '64-George Chak ... s. Claudia Cardinale
S "Alln Nici! Beal" (mystery) '49--Ray Milland. Audrey To!!Pr THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
1 CC) ''Th• Ch1H 1' Part I ldramal '66---Marton 8r3ndo Jant' Fonda
9 (C) "A•k Any Girl" \comedy) '59-Shirley M1ttl 111ne Oitv1d Niven
2 8 (C) "How To S1ve • M1rrla1t• 1nd Ruin Your Life" (comPdyl 5 "Chlc110 DHdllne" (my\lery) '49-Alan Ladd Donna Reed
11 ''All the Youns Mt n" (dri>mal '60-Alan Ladd SidnPy Po111~<
FRIDAY, OCTOBER l
7 (C) "The Ch•H " Conclusion (dram8) '66---Marlon Brando
9 (Cl "81chelor In P1r1dlH " tcomedy\ '61-Bob Hope lana Turner 5 ''Pride of tile Yankees" (dram11) '42-Gary Cooper Teresa w n 11h1
4 10 (C) "River of Mystery'' ladventurr ) '71-llir Mor•ow
2 8 (C) "The Deadl7 Hunt" ('l1Sprnsel '71-Peter Lawford
S "The Glau Key' Cmvst,.ry) '42-Alan Ladd. lleron1c11 Lake
2 (C) "Tammy and the lhchelor" (rom11ncel '57-0ebbie fleynol<l~ SATURO~Y. OCTOBER 2
9 (C ) "The Endleu Summer" (documentarv) '66--Mlke Hynson
l l (C) "The Man from Lar11ml•" (western) '55-James Stewart 7 3 6 (Cl "Swee~. Sweet Rachel" (susp~nse) · 71-Alex Oreoer
4 (C) "Tell Them Wlllle Boy Is Hue" 5 "Pride of the Yanken" (d.amal '42-Gary Cooper. Teres" Wn11ht 9 ''Bum, Witch, 8um" and "Th• Evll Eyer• ,
l J "C.mllle'' (classlc) '36---Greta Garbo, Robert~aylor
4 (C) "NIM HOtJr11 to lbrna" (adventure) '63-HOr$I Buchtiolz, 1 CC) "T'1e 8r1V11da." (western) '68--Greaory Pede Steptien Boyd
NOBODY
EVER
ASKED
HIM
"It's a new ball game," the noted Jimmy
Stewart explained.
"There was a time when the movie industry
looked down on television but that day has
passed. Television, the movies and the stage
are all a part of the entertainment medium
and there is no reason for a performer to
confine himself to one branch or another."
Stewart, who stars in his television series,
The Jimmy Stewart Show (on NBC, Sundays
8:30 PM), was discussing the fact that sev·
cral motion picture stars, including himself.
have gone into television this year.
"The important thing is to work at your
craft in whichever field it might be." Also.
Stewart admits, one reason he accepted a
series role was that he just "wanted to take
a crack at it (television)."
T hen too, it wasn't until this year that
Stewart was offered a television series. "No-
body ever asked me," he grins.
This year at least three series possibilities
were presented to Stewart, including playing
a doctor and a lawyer. But Stewart chose
the role of Prof. Jim Howard.
"T liked the idea of doing comedy I've
known the creato r, Hal Kantor, for many
years and have great respect for his talent.
And he certainly has a good track record."
The series centers around Prof. Howard's
home in particular with some of the stories
being involved with the college campus.
T hree generations of H owards live under
the same roof-creating a variety of prob-
lems that serve as springboards for many
stories.
The ramily Includes Julie Adams as Prof.
H oward's wife, Martha. Dennis Larson as
their 8-year-old son, Teddy, Jonathan Daly
a<; their 29-year-old son. Peter, Ellen Geer
as their daughter-in-law Wendy (married to
Peter Howard), and Kirby Furlong as their
8-year-old grandson, Jake (who also, to his
Ji~comfit, is Teddy'.; nephew-it annoys him
to have to call Teddy "Uncle") Joh n
\ifcGiver completes the regular cast as Dr.
I uther Quince. a Nobel-Prize winning chem·
1c;try profes<;or who <;pends most of hi s spare
trme at the Howard home.
1 he cast was selected after nearly 50
people were screen tested, plus many others
who were interviewed. Only McOiver didn't
iest since he had worked with both Stewart
. me.I Kantor before. Miss Adams had also
played orposite Stewart in 19S2 in tho movie
"Bend o the River" (they planned to "wed ..
at the end of that picture but It wasn't until
the present series that they actually played
a married couple). A thorough professionaJ,
Stewart personally worked with each actor
during the screen testa. He and Kantor both
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 25, ,971
I
Clockwbe from left: Dtnnh Lanoa, Joa.athan Daly, Jimmy Sttw1rt, Julk Adimu, E!Jtn Cttr, Kirby
Furiona.
agreed on the final selectk>n of the cast.
"I didn't really think 1 had a chance,"
says Miss Adams. "because I was told they
were looking for someone older." But the
"chemistry" worked between Miss Adams
and Stewart and she landed the role of Mrs.
Howard.
Stewart doesn't plan to gin up movies.
"1'11 be working in the series through the
fall but after that I'll have lime for movies 1f
the right one comes along." Stewart's most
recent picture. "Fool's Parade'' was released
during the summer. It was his 7.5th picture.
He might have been an architect instead if
he hadn't spent a summer in the theatre fol·
lowing his senior year at Princeton.
"Hank Fonda had just left a theatre group
called the University Players and I was asked
10 replace him," says Stewart. Jim had al-
ready acted \n some Princeton productions
and was acquainted with Joshua Logan who
headed the University Players.
During that summer in 1932 Stewart also
won a small role in a play ("Carrie Nation")
that went to Broadway for a brief run. De·
spite a scholarship to return for his mMter's
in architecture at Princeton, Stewart decided
10 gamble on an acting career. H e joined a
number of other young men who were also
just breaking in o n Broadway at the time-
Logan, Fonda, Myron McCormick, Dick
Foran. They took an apartment together.
Since one or more was always working. the
newcomers rode out the Dcprcstion years
without difftculty.
Stewart moved from one rofe to another
-though his first major role on Broadway
wasn't until 1934 as Sat. O'Hara in "Yellow
Jack." By 193S he had had aevcral tcreen
tests and wu slaned that )'far by MOM.
.. Those were ellciting years,'' Stewart re· -
calls. "The big studios were great training
greunds. They always kept you busy Some-
times it would be a little role in a big picture
and the nellt time it might be a big role in a
I ittle picture."
In only four years Stewart won the first
of five Academy Award nominations for his
role in I 939 in "Mr. Smith Goes to W ash·
ington." The following year he won the
Oscar for his work in "Philadelphia Story."
World War 11 , though, had broken out in
Europe. Stewart enlistee.I as a private in
M arch, 1941, nine months before Pearl Har-
bor. Already a pilot, Stewart won his wings
and a commission. He served overseas with
the 8th Air Force, flying 25 mission~ over
enemy territory as a B-24 pilot and a wing
commander. Stewart wa10 recently retired
from the Air Fo{ce Reserve as a hrigadier
g~neral. After the war Stewart appeared in
his favorite movie, "Ir's a Wonderful Life ...
"Rut timeo; had changed." Stewart rcmem
bers. "The stories about rhe nice fellow next
door who somehow triumphed agaim t great
0dd~ had become old hat J had 10 ch<tnge
the style of role!\ J played II was the western
espec ially that .;tarted things going again-
'Winchester '73' and 'Broken Arrow'"
Stewart received Acaffemy Award nomi·
nations for "It's a Wonderful I 1fe." "H:ir-
vey," and "Anatomy of a Murder."
Stewart enjoys doing the television series .
He doesn't find the pace much different than
in motion pictures.
"I always liked to work fast so the pace
doesn't bother me. We have five days per
show and WO try to {>Ut together the best
story we can in that time. I think we do a
good job."
P•I• 23
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