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1971-11-06 - Orange Coast Pilot
• • • • ' i.-------....i!!l-..-...-..-. _____ ~Football Scores-----------------.. H11ntington .Bea~ll · 20 . ' University .. Sairta Ana 20 Laguna 13> 7 Fountain ~alley Costa Mesa 32 20 > Mission Viejo Saa Clelnenae. ZI Corona del Mar . 20 Loar a ~I 16 Mag~olia Marina 0 DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * I SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, ··J97 f VCIL '4, NO. "4· I s1cT10H1, '8,PAOll • Coast ~Bill:-Postmaster Slaying ; ........ . , ~~!'s,1 A ~~~~~-. To Exclude County Death Suspect .. .. ,- • • • ---t. • •• ' Ml Cities Day in .Court Delnyed. The day tn court for Philllp'Allemu. the llllJ1 accused of shooting Westminster • 117 t. 8!'.lll l!UEG • -Paul Burtner to dell!lll. Im Of .i.. ~ ""' SNff been postponed to Monday. ~ • Assembryman Alan SieroJy fO:Los A spokeaman for the Di.strict, At· Angeles) has .watered down his «in· torney's Office at the \Vest Orange Cow1- trovcrsial coastline management bill so ty Judlcial District Court had predicted thot iL applies only lo unincorpor8tea· Alleman, 24. \\'ould appear for ar· county P!Opc.rty .\Vith some notable ex· raignmenl t~riday afteriioon. ceplions such as Upper Ne\\'port Bay, But the arraigiunent was put off until Stale Senator Dennis Co.rpenter rn-l\fonday morning and it is expected that a Newport Beach) said Friday. .., fonnal ch~rge of .murder .and atterilpted ·Th dm t that uld 1 1 -murder will be filed against the postal . e amen . en . wo. eave p an-employe. nmg. a_nd ~g __ authorlly m the hands of Poli~ allegl'.! that Alleman , anned wilh muruc1pahbes is one of. severa~ that a .45-callber automatic pistol burst1nto a Sleroty has drafted for introduction at meeting conduded by Burtner in the post offiee at 13761 Colden West St. Thursday. mointnc. Pollet claim Alleman faflllly woonded Burtner in the chest and head and shot l!:tncst Gaulden, 46, superintendent of mails. ,,.. Gaulden is listed as in1proving buf ln serious condilion at Wesminster Com· munity Hospital where he underwent fo ur hours of surgery for a stomach wound. Investigator!! believe All~n1an became angry at a disciplinary hearing for him conducted earlier that morning by Burtner, got the gun from his parents' home and returned to the post office. The fatal shooting followed moments larr. fl{ond~y'a Senate Natural Resources C.Ommlttee bearing, the state Senator reported. carpenter said there wUl be no vote by the committee but that action will likely be postponed one more week, bringing it back perhaps less than a week before the LA>~islature adjourns: La~d, Sea Protests ~lar~ .· l{e said cHance of needed cndorsemf!nt by the panel. on \vhich he.sits. 01lre slim dr~rtile thr amendments. "Six or the ninr members are a~Rinst it, reg11rdless." hP. said. "Thr~· \\';1111 it \ left dead ." . .-Carpenter said he is hopeful that !he new amendments "will cover the garnut o( C<>mplaints." but conceded h,e had nu!· had lime to read them all by late t'riday. Carpenter noted that another major provision that has drawn strong criti- cism,, creation or a series of regional IXlrDDllssioos to administtr the bill!1 pro- visions, also b Jlkely to be -. 'u!f virlually all Incorporated territory is eliminated from lbe scape of the bill, j~ • tbe review process coaJd be handl~ by 1 tmgle state agency,"' Carpenter said. '\"':He said .that qency would have the Coast Man,'s Pollution Solutron Bf ALAN DIRKIN ~ a -rfti!l or waler Into the °' ... •rr ,ittt Mitt carlHretor. • y · "The wateMnll do the same thing tbAt Lawyer-~tor John e1ser, 76, -~does in~etbyl OiSOllDC, prochice • .eUeves that Ume!y9 dro-,S of Wiler •W"it smoot11er uplolion in~lhe cylinder bead cet the lead out of gMOline and smog out.. with a more perfect combustion, prevent 1t tbc atmosphere. ~ng,11a~ increase pov;er," Yei.e.r •·d h bclievl!S Ole tUne is right for a claimed: . ~ut it w1ll not .ca~ the ex-™' e . • haust emlSilOOS-lead does. ' '-'lller injecllon device he invented for If the device were Installed on Wtomobiles Jl!!arly 50 years ago lo catch ;iutomoblles, it v•ould give them gas- '-'lde eppe:.il. . steam engines, allow high compression Y~iser, wtlo livrs in Hunlinron Be~ch. engines to ii.m on regular ruel and con- tnd hhi1. son .. J~hn. a ~yslcls · who hves \'erl gas stations inlo ~s·wnter Stations. - In Mission VieJO and operates a computer Wben you pull in (or a fillup )'OU would ~hart printing business In Costa 1'-tesa. top up a special wattt tank as' well as the >ave refined . tht v..·ater inJect:or to lhc gas -(aDk. ittds of· modern cars and obt~1ned •PA· To explain the ,principle, Yel5tt, • ie• from the U.S. Patents Office. retired attorney whe practiced in ' lSee COASTAL, Pale ll Braivl, Stab.birig Folloiv Boxing lit NY 'Garden' NEW YORK (UPI) -A guard .... atabbtc\ In the bod: by a boxillg' Ian Fri· day in a bvttle-tbrowing melee 1t Midi· son Square .Garden following Danny Mc· Aloon's Jk'ound decision over Ptaerto Rico'• Joee Rodriguez. .M ........ -.... announced. I man rumpt<ftoiO tM ring and had to be wrestled out of the ring by four gutll'dl. A number of other fans then rushed tht l'tng amid what one guard termed "a shower of botlles." Seats \\'ere tom loose and at leas!. t"'·o or them tve.re set on fire. About a dozen plate glass "·indO\\'S were kicked out or broken by bottle.s and glass. City police-v;ere brought in to suppJc. tJICnt the force at f\,tadilon Squ~e Gar· dcn1s Felt Forum. No arrests were made. 1be wounded cuai:_d; H.arold Wagner_.-'- at. was 111sbed lo lhe '-Pita!. · -. . As Amchitka Blast Loom s , By U,nited Press ln1er11ational ~· ... Qg .. Jand and on sea. by bomb threa!~ :ind strike lhrc~ts. bv psychic power and trlegrams. 1ens of thousands of people in three nf.tions today protested !he U.S. plan to set off its largest nuclear ex- olosion ever on a barren island h1 the North Pacific. But if the weather bolds fair. ff Presi· dent Nixon does not unexpectedly reverse his decision and-ii the Supreme Court does not order 1 halt, the United States ot 2 p.m. PST will push 1 red button and detonate a five-megatoft blast -250 times as powerful as the bomti dropped on Hiroshima -6.000 feet underground on Amchitka Island to test the warhead far the Spart&i;i Anliballlstlc 1.fissile. Protestors in the U.S .• Canada and Ja. pan demand that the test be aborted. say· inq it would trigger an earthquuke. set off 1l tidal wave <1nd that lhe v ser no need tor -runher d~velopmcnt of mrclt>ar wrapons. Thirtv-four senators sent a telegram lo Nixon Friday, dem~nding the te st be can- cel ed because. it threatened n~tio11al se- curity, rather than improved it as Nixon said when he·gave the go.ahead. Mayor .John V. Lindsay of New York and the ma}'nl" and city council of Bo!ton sent similar te.Jegra:ms. The Supreme Court was scheduled to meet thi! morning in a rare seam to decide the. fate of -the blast. Harry Br!ditf. president of the ltite-_ n•lionl1 Lonphoremen'1 and WuehOOse- nien's Union. told Nixon "there e1ists a .rrave threat" that American !!hips wi!I not be unloaded in weste!'PI Canada 1f the bOmb cau~ ariy damage lo lhat na- tion. Leonard Woodcock. president or the United .Aulo W<M'kers. said the test could "brtng about the wrath of millions or people around tty! world against our coun. try'' it a mfsha~ occurs. Peace activists, who bad o.lready sched· uled demonstrations against the way in 16 m1jor American cities, broadened the scope of the protests to l~lude tl!e.Am· chltka bl1st. ' to guard against fl<)Ssiblc slorn1ing. An annonymo!!LkelflbQae caller told the newsp11pl':rthe Vaficouver Province thal he would blow up 50 U.S . .owned corporations if the blast went o(f. The Royal Canad ian mounted poli ce issued an all-points bulletin. The Gree1peace Too, a 154-foot steam. er carrying o.· · 23-man crew headed to- ward the island td protest and monitor the blast. The Tokyo Mttropolitan Govetnmellt put all floodgate operators on emergency alert in case of a tidal nve, and five Japanese who uld they we:re Injured in the atomic bornbiRg of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were pushed •way by police from in lronl of tbc U.S. J;:mbassy. Civil Defense orficl als Jn Hawaii actl· vated emergency headquarters ln Dia. mond Ht!ad CrQter and told residents of the state to review fnsltuctions for evacu· ation ·just In case there was a tidal wave, though they did not expeci One. :\1ld in San Francisco·, a group or Uni· (See BOl\18, Paa~ 3) Elephants Can't Mix With Humans at Zoo SAN DIEGO CAP) -'lbt pune- snatcbifig elephants at San Dteco Zoo are in !or a shock ~ tl!eY irY I~ old tricks . .• ,.in. . .. ~~ . "A few ol tbc tlephants bad bc<n maneuvering their front legs into the -moat•unounding their enclosure_. resting heir heads on the wall and dangling their tnmA under or over lhe oulflde fencts at viewers.'' said head mammal keeper George Gillespie. ''Then they s n a· t c h e d and ate everything from purses and lunchbos:es to Plastic bags:" But ioo officl•ls have Installed an elec· trical conduit inside th~ fence which will give lbe animals a alight jolt II they touch lt. They say it won't hurt the elephants but It wUI keep them from lryin(I to • U.S. Health- Aide Says ' . PlaJ1S Ready By TOM BARLEY Of tllt IMllY Pllff Sti ff A massive federa l crackdo~'I\ on ~ nation's nursing homes is on the drawing board and-newly-commissioned federal officers wlll be hired to rigidly enforce ne"' safety and patient care regulations, nearly l.000 delegates or the American Nursing Homes Association were \\'amed Friday in Anaheim. Health, Education and Welfare Undet Secreiary John G. Veneman amplified President Richard Nixon's recent pledge to abolish "substandard and subhwnan care for the elderly" but reminded ANHA delegates from 50 states that 0 an ounce of self policing is worth a ton or legisla· tion. . '.'I know l ha ve your cooperaUon,'' he said. "And I also know that many of you agree with the President when he declares that the indifferent attitudes of many states to"'ards the safety and care of the elderly can not be tolerated any longer."' The former California Assemblyman said rigid fire safety regulations will be a feature of the new federa l n1easures and he pointed to a recent fire in Homesdale, Ariz., in which 15 elderly patients died as "typical or some nursing home at.In· dards." Veneman reminded his audience that 67 percent of the nation's in1tltutionaUzed elderly are cared for in private faclllties "and tt is vllal that they be protected lni· mediately by re~tlonJ wblch fully cover both.their care and their safety.'' · Many states will condemn the new federal measures ''as peering over their shoulders,'' Veneman conceded. 11That ca~t_be.helped," he said, "i£ those statu arc not prepared to cooperate then they (See V&."&.\lAN, Pa1e S) Oruge Coan Fle0cy white clouds will dot Ibo- ~ blue coastal lklM ·today and Sunday. The mereucy won't gel loo much above 75 either day and the water will be a chilly to d'!l"'· INSmE TODAY ro televie!Ofri, he'r "Cannon.'' But radio U.ttener.t know him as 1\fote Dillon of radio's ver.rio11 of "Gu11smoke." Aleet the real \ViUiarti Co1ttad, wllo pre/t11 directi11g 011d producit10. To- dny'i co vier stor11 1tlls abottt it in TV \Vf:E,K. I' "'"' l1ftdtn • " AM '"y f CIWrt~ Mtwt 4·5 C .. 11HJtll )j.4! C11T11Cl 1} CIMlllM!lt ,... ' cm_,. 1.t Dt41111 Httkn It Ti non-autO buffs, it's • comp1fcattd • li<ory but wtnllally '°"silt• o I (Sot INVE!l<'TOR, Plf' l) MeAI-32. of New. York, and Rod- riguu, ll. ·"'" .... r1e11 ufely lo tbolr dres.ililg ruoms. In Canai!1, protcstors aathered In the major ~ites. Montrul poliot built a stld barricade 1round Ille U.S. comid~ ~•lib the llu!nano. -._ ________ --J • , • .... \ I -2 DAILY PILOT !iiurday, Novtmbtr 6, 1~71 , \ . . Pu~lic Opin;ion Flows .in Pubs · By GEORGE U:IDAL 1,.IS l~lol •1~ ... , 10 G0\1ER..\'0R' RONALD REAGAN'S chief adviMlr on "higher education has informed the facul ty al UC lrvlne that barbers and bartendt'rs ha\·~ a better feel for the public ..... nl than they do. , ., . . The. remark "''as part of' a rettnt wious discussion a.I UC! in ...,·bi ch Dr, A.lei SMrrifs expounded on the com· rftlinica tions gap between the Public and ~e uni\'ers.ity. · V.'ith the remar.k.. the social psy· chOJq&lSt ahd JDrmer . dean of st.u4enl.! at UC BtrkeJey. roay have .set . the academlc eoi:nmuni!y on ill ear .... I CMl.'NOT SPEAK for barbers. ··, •· ·-, ., -. tMJt having had 80n'le ilperienCe ~ind the stick, 1 WOuld venture a guqs that barteilde"ts iii.itht be -~u ~~p~ to·m•ke observaUOns On the ·mrus Of the public vie"' of a university education-. · · · · ' WMJe •· battehl:ler. t personatlj. i:n~ated the outpour~ in.I" of cOunutU· nllfnMrs of e~rts in jurt .a~t every :field. Why, the J>Hlpl& to whom 'f .fuihistered let me in on · jult-•bout' ~eryth1ng Iha! cout\t.8 in life; No problem of the world cannot be ~!!ltd ·within :ttie confines of a: pub. Should !be facul tv at fn·in! take . Or". 'SbtrrlffS se.r. iOusly ..... e eOuJa ezpeci 11 ra~h Of feder11I grant applications IOI' research· into this previously untapped wellspring ol p~b1i~ opinion. . · ·IJ'HE ·FIRST of ·these grant! might well fund "Proj· ect Imbibe," providing a much-netded lmtitutional 11-fat- r'iJ of Bartenden' JnterptrSClnal Byproduct Evalaationa. i"he Aca~emlc Senate, ·;;ow aware that' it.. n\embei'I are ignorant of. the true feelings of the people. u told .to their nei~hborhood inkeep, might w.ell encourage develop... rrieiirof such a grant application to bring "Project Imbibe" into being. The sum sought from the federal kltty would. of course. depend on se\'eral important variables. A stalistically meaningful sample of bartenders would number 100 or more. SINCE BARTENDERS work most.l y at night. .some stip- end for the researchers .... ·ould be in order, say $5 per hour for three hours. Then. since it is emb11rr11sing t.o sit in some CtJey cock· tail loUJ'Jge ~·ithout something 1n one's hahd. an alJowance for liquid Conversation starters would be neeM<t. Let's say 110. Since. fhe researcher! are likely to be brin~g up a touch.y .!1Jbjec~ ...... ·orktnen's compensation and hospital- i.z.ation insurance v•ould be requir@d. On the other hand. a hardhat bQdyguar~ rnig~t be preferable. ·Add -another 115. One cin't drink alone. To assure A widespread understanding of the publie will.. the reseacch effor; · \\'Quid most profitably be done b}r~-~ faculty !"flnbet:s fa_r:ming. out ~~ ~-·CQUnty for. .a.aeries .Of· meanlngfuJ d1aklguu· ""1th.mJJOloaµits . SIU' !Or three evenings. · · · ASStP.tflNG 10 PERCENT ,stonographic ·eosts -$2.700 1;=~~-~-J~e-while-atudy-coold-be-dOne-l'-Or-about-$29,790.-unlesi boapitallz.atlon_" Costa oven:un. · \ That v11ri11ble, of course could be controll@d if the ·r&. surchers take part in a prerequisite study of the view-' tioint1 as gathered by barbers of the county. Such a poll couJd be modeled aft.tr one suggested in the past by County Superintendent of Schools Robert Pet. erson. DR.-S8ERRIFFS didn't say it. but a fringe benefit of aeeldn& the views of barbers is Implied. Faculty mem· hers seekini such vie....,·s probab'IY would get a haircut while doing it A mere 13.000 grant from Uncle Sam wouJd get the hirsute flculty at least t.hree"haircut.. apiece prior to their unde'rtalting of "Project Imbibe." . At the conclusion of the study. the faculty at UC! will have shorter hair. stronger elbows and a broader under· N.nding of how the p~b.llc vieY.'S the university. A~'D BAfl..'i and barbershops of Orange Cou"nty vdll be. a little richer for their contribution. "Power to the fun·lovtng, sexy, mlddle·aied exec:oUve .... Kid s Love Thiele Len~ SatW"da y in .the DAILY· PILOT . . CJ • ' ' " . • • ___ _:W_b ile Quantities .Last FRIED CHICKEN 111 Sun., Mon. Only l.fjc1. ch.leke~. w'hipped potato•s; gravy, pee11 r I and butter. ' . i 20" SIDEWALK BIKE Discount Price . . ' Co•st" b"k•. handle· 23 86 bar streamers, wt11te sidewall semi-prieumatic -· - tires. Carnaby red . DISPOSABLE DIAPERS ·Oil· 2.16 60 diapers w•th tapes and easy to flush: No pins or rubber pants needed. For 12·22 mos. 10 LB. I AG CHARCOAL Whila Quantities las+! Clea n burning, smokela11 briquet~. charcul starter21C Qt. 2·QT. FONDUE SET •Oil· 5.96 - 3.7·6 Pa inted aluminum. Wooden h11\dl1, e forks. itcol(>rl: - IOfl. 3.97 - 3.48 • ..i ;g1i.impact plntic c.aw, tnd battery""'' circuit l •• DAILY 10·1 0 SUN. 10.7 - I ' ·[ • • .. . . 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Charge it/ '*' ; • MEN'S CAS~AL BOOTS Our •°""'°' f 93 • Verv comfortable genuine s A A suede boots are made for .... t he outdoors. N.aturaf" Cit It color. 6¥1-12. Saver OrSI• •Oil· •:n - 7.66 MEN 'S WARM WOOL P~AID HUNTING SHIRT s•• ·Rog. 6.66 . Nylon and wool blend.' Perfect for hunting 'n out· door we ar. L o•ds of plaids. S..M·L·XL. S.Vtl l ri Sport•nt Ciood 011pf. Only R01J. 39.96 - 29.96 Non.prismat ic. '5-powtr, cen· So l!d brass marule-type clock ter focusing, With case." ~is batterv oper~ted. S.Yer ' ~ I . , , ' 2200 HARB&R BLVD. ~~:::ra:~COSTA MESA Harbor . . ' • •' • W .eekend , . EDITION . . • --· voe. 64, NO. 266, s SECTIONS, 98· PAGES.: ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 197f Bf L PETER KRIEG . . . Ot tb9 Oll/'f 1'11tf '1•1f A ... mblyman Alan Sleroty . (IH.o1 Angel") bas watered , dmm· Ills con- tr,oversiaJ 'coastline manageq:ient 'bm 10 • !hit ii applies only lo -corporaf.e4 county p-i1y WilJ:l· somo notable e<• ceptlon! such .as :Uppef Ne~ 8'f, st•te Senator Dennis Ct.!P.fllttt (R· Newport ,.Beaeh) iald FQday. The amendment that wolild" Jeave plan· nlng and zoning authority ~ the hands of municipalities is one of several that Sle.roty has drafted .kir introduction at M~9day•1 Seriate ~tural Resources • •' . Bill . ·Am.ended to Exclude comnlittee hearing, the .state Senator repolted. C&rpenter Slid ·there will be no vol' by the eommJ.ttee but that action will likely be postponed one more -k, bringing It back perhaps less than a wetk·before the Leglstajure•adjourns. . He 1ird'chlnce of needed endorsement byitht pantl, on which be sits,.are .slim desolte the lme'ndments. t'$ix of. the nine members a~ against it,. regard.less," he said. ''.They \vant it left dead .. " Carpenter said he is hopeful that the ne\v amendments ';\viii cover tht g;-imut. " of complaints," but conceded he had not had time to read them·all 1by late li'riday. Carpenter noted that another major provision· that has drawn strmg' criti- cism, ereati9n of a aeries of regional commissions tO administer the bill's pro- vlsions, also is Ukely to be· stricken. "If virtually all incortiorated territory I! eliminatecnrom the =P< of the bW, thi review process could be handled by a single state agenc'y," Carpenter said. He sald th·at agency \VOuld have th~ right lo revie\v decisions by municipal goveron1~nt afft>ctins developmen t on r property ditectly on the wati:rfront ''if it is in an unstable area." C&rpenter aaid an unstable area Is defined as a geog.rap~ uu that is less tl1an Ill perc<nt devolciped. Upper Newport Bay appaft!IUy 'would C01De under cmtrol of the ttate agency; - iL tbat prOviilo,t la accepted. • SQould Ille bill get out of the Na!unl Resources Committee, it still woulcfbave to go to the Senate' Finance ConunJttee, which Carpenter said llkelY wilt pass it. \Vith time on the 1971 session running out: .the·measure, shollid it be approved ou 1he Senate Ooor. would then have to be sentback to the AsseJllbly because of the amendments. It had won easy passage ln the lower t»ouse months ago. • A third m•Jor obstacle to committee approval ol ·the bill, the cit fldo morotorillm It Oould place.op private pro- peft1 development, bopefully 1rill be resolved by tbi. commttt.e Monday, Carpelltet said. Under terms of the legislation as tt noW stands. 1 property owner whose develop- ment proposal is rejeCted on grounds his land i!l,.being ey:d for state or ldcal ac- quisition, woulOhavc to continu e paying taxes on it. • .Your Hometown na11y ·PapeP- TEN CENTS .. ~ Cities Carpenter said he wants to set prt> perty owners in such cases relleved of the requirement to ply future tuea. At µ,e same time, he would reimbutse:Jocal government for the revenue Jou, he aakL Carpenter also was upset at·. con- servationist groups who, have criUclzed him for not working harder for "the meU11!e. 41've been sweating for three rnonthl trying to ·ge t something into shape,'' he said, "I don't uniierstand why. they're all after me. "I guess I'm still too thin-skinned," be· said . Bomb Gripes Flare ' Joblessness Takes Dip ln ·Co11nty SACRAMENTO (UPI} -Caliiontia's unemPtoyment rate declli!ed 1Ughtlyfrom 7.1 percent i n September to,7 percent in ()(;tnber. but remained above the national average of 5.2 percent. Reagan Adminis· tration figures show. Joblessness in Orange County declined to _!i.6 _perc4_!;nl fro!T!_ a hig~_of ·7 p~~-nt, according to a breakdot,11 otJ!)e l1g}lres•.c -~,;. The state department ol human re- 30W'Ces develQ.pment said Friday that this year's,, figures · are to\'-'er than the 7.2. percent r.1te during October 1970. The national ,average for October wa1t S,I percent , 1 decline from I percent in S<\Pl'tllber. Siguld , I. HQl1$1)!1, dir~ ol"~~ ......,,... deveJO!>men!, Mid O<toll<i',.... the first time sir¥'.:e July 1169 that ~ untm.plo)'ment rate fell below ~ flfur• £<><lb• same. mont!t 1" !bf P""l6oii~. Hansen said tlle number of unemplejfld -persons fell by 24..000 between-September ;ind October to ·489.000. This Wl'.S 19,000 fe\rer than in October 1970. .. Last Ditch Land, Sea Protests Held By Uniled Preis UltcroaUoaal a rare sessioll to decide the fate .of the On land a•d on sea, by bomb threats blast. • and strike threats, by psychic power and Harry Bridges, president of the Inter· telegr ams, tens Qf thousand s of people national Longshoremen's and Wt.rehouse· in three nutions today protested the U.S. men's Union. told Nixon "lhere exists a plan to set off its largest nuclear ex-grave threat" that Amtrican ships will plosion ever on a barren island iri the not be unloaded in westeni Canac!J if North Pacific. the bomb causes &ny damage to that na- But if the weather holds fair, if Presi· Lion. Leonard \Voodcock. president of the d~t Nixon does not .unexi)ectedly reverse United Auto \Vorkers, said the test could h ~ · d ·r •· s n~. •;bring about the wrath of roUlionsJ{ ls u"C"c1sjon_ an_ 1 t~& uprem~e .....,._.rt .....-.pJea·round-th'ewoifd3gainstourcoun-d0es not order a halt. the United States '""" lit 2 p.m. PST will push I red bi.itton• try" if a mishap oc~ur~. and detonate a five·megato. blast ~ 250 Peace activists, who had o:lrtady sched· times as p:iwerful as the bomb dropped uled demonstr~Uon against the way in .on Hiroshima -l ,000 feet underground 16 major American cities. broadened the on Amchitka Island to test the warhead scope of the protests to include the Am· " ~ballistiet~· ~blast. · ·-· ..._,...,. u :s.. ... .'A'l.~J. pro1 .. tors galher..t ln,the · ..... lMlll't..t · • E Mootr<al poli<:O boilt 1 ''lilt~.... . ·~ 'f!llul!!<i•rql'111o'W.t,~ off • Ilda! ~w~v· and tbif' ..... II( . l1!d &pl!lfl ~bl• s!ormlnt_, nted ror furtlier developrnent.•,ot'naclear An anQCl1yrrtous telepbone cat ... ~~::-w Utt ae'ftlWiper the Vancouver PrcW _.," -~· l tliit llo'"'oulll bloir up M U':t.-..i .ThltfY~~our Hftators .sent t , o ~atloiis it the blast '!P'i ~ ;!be Nixon r11w. ~emandmg th~ k""-can-Ro11l Canadlan mounted poj1ce '<lSSUed celed beCaQte 1t threatened natiOPt se· II 1 t b II r curity, rather than improved it as Niion an a ·pons u e in. put all floodgate operators on emtrgency alert in case of a tidal wave, and nve Japanese who said they were injured in the atomic bombh1g of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were pushed .._way by police- from in front of the U.S. Embassy. Civil Defense officials in Hawaii act!· \'ated eme rgency headquarters in Dia· mond Head Cr4ter and !Gld residents of the state to review instructions for evacu· ation just in case lhere was a tidal wave, tHOligh-they did not-expect one. AlK1 in San Francist'O, a group of Uni· /See BOMB; Pqe I} * u * Bomb to W recfi Amchitka Ruins, Says_ Mesa Man ·1-----;tlanse!LS ..f: ear cir in lfte unemployment t~te "may be an in· dieation that the upv.•ard trend (in un- employment) bas stopped." said "'hen be g~e..g0=ahead-l\tayor The..Gr;eenpeace--Too,...a-1S4-foot-iteam- --:-J0hll V. Liridso.y of New York and the er carrym~ 4' 28-man crew headed , to· mayor and city council of Boston sent ward the 15Jand to protest and monitor A rcpresenlative or a Costa . ~·Iesa archeology tinn whk1rllJttl>reliminan~- excavation work on AmchiUta.lsland said • ' "Month-t<>-month figures mr.y fluctuate because of variations t'QMed.ed with ·strike,, and other unforseen racu..s," Hansen said. ''The 12-montll figures oUer us i. better comparison." 11• said the larg'5t drop· In !obi during the paat 12 month> bad been in.manufllc. turing while job -in the -Industry a=unted for mo<t of the de- er ..... "But the aerospace compleXhas turned a.round-in recent months;" llansen said. "v;•ith an additional ~.300 einployed in October. J.300 in September '"'Kl '.!.400 in August ." fiansen said 439,000 persons are cur- rently employed by the aerospact indll!• lry. . Petition Drive For Tax Ceiling 60% Completed An initiative campaign, for a con- oututrooal amendment lo limit property taXes to one pe~nt of market value hAs resulted io coDection of more than 60 per· ol the Detded si~aturts d is entering a.40-<lay supPlernemru s1gna ure· gathering period. Laguna Beach City c;0uncilman EQ\\'artl l..ol'r announced Fri· da~ Lorr. a rorn1er presid!'nt or the La1:una BeaC'h Taxpayers Association, i;5 serving as an area. coordinator of I.he dnvr. <1\ong vo"ith-l\lrs. ~1aric \\·11re !\layer. current Taxpayers prtsiden!. Aboui 500,000 of the 800,000 signatures net.deil to place the propo!ed att1tndment btrf>re state vott:ra were collected in the lirst period of-the.campaign, tncling OcL 15 torr said. From tbat.dlw tiltll Nov. I 'the ..... ~ ... ""' "'1flod'by Ille r;.tstrar of voten, and the·dn:Ulalon o1 tba petilloo• have 40 dqs -Nor. I lo attempt to -the -ol the signatures. II tile lniliaUve ii succ:easful, the slit• will have to call a special election on the ta-proposal lvilhin 60 days after filing ot the petitions. Lorr said. -- Howard Jarvis, stale chairman of the United Organizations of Taxpayers. \v~o ltumched the initiallvc can1palgn 1n Laguna Beach Aug, 20. ''"'ill return to tht Aft Colony Tuesdav to appear before a 'l p,m. meeting ol thC Republican \Vomen;s C:!Ub in _the .Laguna Beach Woman s Clubhouse. Ile will discuss the ,progess .t the initialive and seek 1ssl5tance. In gathering more 1ilnature s1 a~ding to: councnman Lotr, who Uld he tnd Mrs. Moyer collected 2,!0ll •isnatum ln'tltoir ilrsl awbl& UtrouP the Lapna area. simila r telegrams. The Supreme Court the blast. . was scheduled to meet this •mom.ing in The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Friday that t.<Xiay's scheduled nuclear test will probably destroy at least sis valuable archeological sites. Speaks In Analaelm Roger Desautels, of Archeological Research Inc.. who spoke Friday at Corona del Mar Higll School, saicf he 1pent fivemon"lhS on-the istMld in 1'10., studying anUquitous sites on the desolate island in the Aleuuan chain, 1,200 miles southeast of the Alukan coast. , , ~DML'f'"f'f\.01' Slllf 'lllltrt YEJ$.ER, Dl~P~YS CARBURETQR. ~ITH -WATER: INJECTION ' Wfien ~rR•1n1, Your Cir Run1•More Efficiently_. He Slys .. Health Chief Pledges The studies were conducted under the Federal Antiquities Law which provide! that if a federal project will endange<" scientific resources, they must in· vestigate the site before &iy action ii taken. Gets Lead Out· Nursing Home Action ~ Man's P<>ll11ti,011 Solution By ALA'.\ 01.JlKIN ''all"c and shoot h\•e stcatn (s1ean1 under By TO.\t BARLEY rot !"9·0•11'1' l'lltt 'St1!1 ,\ massi ve federal crackdO\\'Tl on lhis nation·s _nursing homes is on the drawing board and newlY commissioned federal of£icers will be hired to rigidly enforce new safetr. and patient care regulation,, .nearly.1,000 delegates of the American Nursing Homes Association were warned 01 1'" o•Hr '°'t•t lit1t1 boiler pressure) ove r the tools and the black smoke ""ould becon1e a v:hite plume indicating that lhcre was a more complete combustion ... Lawyer-inventor Joh11 Yeiser, 76. believes that tfmely drops of water will get the lead,o_µt of g~soline and smog out of the atmospbere. And ,be believes the time is right for a water lnjectioo device be invented for 111taori>Ue1 nearly 50 )'W'S ago to catch WideappHL · Ye!Ser, who lives in Hcmlingtoo Beach, and his son, John. a physicist, who lives in Mission Viejo and operates a romputer chart printing business in Costa Mesa, have refined the water injector to· the needs o m ern cars an oDtarned-a pa- tent £rotn the U.S. Patents Office. · To non·auto bu Hs. it 's a complicated lhcory bu! essentiall y consists or spraying 11 mist of 1riltcr into tile carOutelor. , ··The waler \Vi\I do !ht· sarne thing that lead doe!! in ethyl gaooline, produce ll smoother explosion in the cylinder head with a more perrect combustion, prevent ' knockiag, and increase power," Yeiser claimed. "But it will not cause the el· haustiem.iasions lead does." "tr the device "'ert lostalled on -U... II would give them P>- tttmn' engine!. allow high ·compression eagfilel to run OC1 regular fuel aod .,... vert a• st~tions into gas-water statiom. · ~you pnll in for a fcllup, you would top'up a special water tank as well as the gas tank. · · To explain the principle , Yeiser, 1 retired · attorney who practiced fii f\iebraska , likes to t~ll hO\\' he thought of the. theory. '\'hen he was In high sc)lool~in On1a h<1 . Neb., he worked in the machlnlsl'~ shop of 1Jnion Pacific Railroad "[ v.·ould go out on ·test runs nn locomotJves we had rebuilt," he said. "I ffi>tlctd that as the fireman threw fresh coal onto the , red·hot bed. Ji\ lbe firebox black 1moke would billow "Up. Thi\ was ,the carbon burnin& but It ·was onlY • partial burning. !'The fireman · wou.ld then open a gate • The following year, in 1912, Yeiser bought a Model T Ford. "It was a clunker," be said. 14Every week I bad to tear the cylinder bead off to clean the carbon off the top of the pilloa lo slop ft knocking. 'lbeCI I ....... eel 'that If I put water intc> the cylinder head through the intake manifold I would get a mott complete combusUon •and eliminate tWe' unburned carbon ·in the gasoline. I did and I had no more carbon problems, no more knOcking, mor mileage and more power. ' ' Yeiser said thal a pure gasoline cx- plo::!_ion is hard ai:id sudden, That is why (Stt INVENTOR, Pagt 3) Friday Jn.Anaheim. 4 . llaallh. Education and Wei/are Under Secretary Jolm G. Veneman ampllfied President' !llCbanl Nixon ....... t pletlg• to abolish "substandard and subhuman care for the elderly" b1.1t reminded ANHA · delegates from SO states that "an ounce f..s.elf policing ~is worth a ton or leg'lsla· ti on. •·t know I have ·your cooperation," he said. ''And l also know that many' of ybu <igree with the President \\'hen he 2 Young , People Seized In Teen To.rture Death • HOWEU.. Mich. (UPI) -Two yoong 111)1DC• ..... iel,.... l!Mlllbln of a.aiJt perscxcs ba•e been charged With first.-callltl· •..,ia:a: -S. tl!lll." clegr~ munler in the ~lll'!ilg of H~ -i •"'-~-..__eel a runaway gkl whlch.aulhoriUqjatil ~-....,.. .-.~-• occurred in the presence of about a'.dolf:n in t~,deatb ·tif KMhleen Arm Gllbed:.,..17. youths. , also of Frrnf, Whose ·nUde and piltiallt Re.yn"IOnd. Humbcl;--2!;--and-Ja .. 1:.ee ~!contpOsed bodY:wls found in.a;wooded '.\lusser. 17, \\'ere arresled by stlll.e. p61ice marsh a~ut IO miles nofth\of here Thurs· troopers 1n runt f'rida y ;:ind brought here day • ' under \'larrants issut•d by Ll.vingston Kizer said that although the exact day Cn unly Prosecutor 1ihomas Kizer Jr. the slaying OCCW'red ht.1 not been deter·· 'The)' ~\'er~ nrralgned_ Friday nigh~ 00. mined, it' v.•aS-i.'M\\'ll that the body bad fcre .. D1 str1ct Judge R.1chard R. Ro~1n$0n been there for aJ. JeMV-three weeks. Bnd ordertd held w11hout bond in the Detective sgr. Vince Demsky ol the county Jail. -• slalt police pool at nearby Brichton, FOL!r )uv~niles also . wer~ lteld ' fol . whicb is NndOnr tht die, said Mist quefit1on1ng 1n the slear1ng. .1 GiJbett, a'Nnln~from 1J>e''s1 rts train· AUlhorilies would neithec-conllnn <>< toa ac:bool in AdriNl hod been ·bealm deny I r_.i that H\lmbel, Mila M-' ' 1od othcn allttedlY present -the IS.. TOl\TlJJIE, P ... I) 1 declares that the indifferent attitudes of 1nany states to\vards the safety and care nf the elderly can not be tolerated any longer ." · The former California Assemblyman said rigid fire safety regulations wrn be a feature of the new federal measures and he pointed to a recent fir~ in. Homesdale, Aril., in wbich•lS elderly-patient. died·as 18;ee VENEMAN, Pqo I) A 400-page report which resulted from hi~ and others' \\'Ork "added much kno\vledge I.ti the Aleutian·Alaskan pie· ture. And \Ve probably gathered I.he largest collection of Aleutian artifacts." Desautels said he was unhappy about the plans to trigger a five-megaton warhead buried 6,000 feet underground. He said the blast w111 cause much earth movement upon detonation which 1n turn damige the arcbeologlcal !Ua. "No, I'm not satisfied at all," he saJct. "I tritd lo e<plaln it lo thom bu1 Murder Suspect =·~~-ta11t 1o 111e Atom!• II costs tbe.govmnnent ta a !laY pet T F Court man lo keop people on the ,'Island, 0 ace . Desuatelsadded,expr ... ing~tbat· • the chairman of the AEC toOt~bil famil1 Hea~·n·g-Monda¥-to the island for a trip cmm .i1.,. u.. .1..a J bOmbgoeso . • 1. HI hope he didn't do it at gov~ment The day in court for Phillip Alleman, expense," Deusatels renect~. the man accused or shooting Westminster Postmaster Paul Burtner to· death, has been postp0ned to r..1onday. , /\. spokesman ' for the District .(1. ton1ey's Office at the West Orange Coun. ty Judicial District Court had predicted Alleman, 24 , would appear for at· raignment Friday afternoon. . But the ~ent was put off until Monday morning ind it Is ozpected tbat • formal cbirge ol murder IDd atumpted murder wfll be ftled aplnlt the poaW employe. Police aJlep tbat,Alllman,onoed 'f!ltl> • ·--·pli!ol 'bm'lt·llllo. meeting conduct<il by 81l!12ler In t& .. post 'otlice at Iml'Ooldea Welt.SL 'Illlnday -. ... .. . .. rnorntdg. POU~ 'c1ai@ Alleman fatally wounded Bttrtner in the chest and head and shOt Ernest Gaulden. 46; superinteni1ent of· mails. Gauldtn ii listed as Improving but in serious condition all Wesminster Com· munlty Hospital wher.e he underwent four hours ot surgery lqr 1 stomach wound. 1nve11U(tl'tors_, bttrtve-:Aneman lltcame angry. at a dllcl)>llnal'f h<arini (or him • conilcieted eal1i<r· hat morning by Burtntr, got the 11111 from his parents' homc .. nd returned lo the post orrlce. Tb• latal obootill& lollowld moments later. • . ' ' • Oraage Coat Weatller • Fleecy wbite clouds Will dot Ibo otlMrwlae blue ""'tat aiits today and Scmday. Tile mercury won1 gel too much above 7$ eltbtr day and the wster will be a d>llly IO /degrees. : .fNSQIE TOD-''i°Cf.~,. ·• . .. To telet>ieWers. he's "CO-nnort, .. But .radio Jt&tetiers know him as Malt Dillon of radio's vtrsion :of "Ctl'lls rnoke ." 1\leet the real WUUont Conrad, who prefers directing and. producing. To- day 's cover &tory tells about ti i11 TV \VE.EK. Aflt_ L111•er1 A• AlllY (llUl'C~ Htwt c..,ulllM (lfllltl Clfllll'INI , ... c ....... ,_ 0.11'11 Httk•• l .. ' .. ,,.., " • .. .. Eftlfrflll\IMlll 14 l'1ml11 Ntw• O\llJ 1 "-'" ,, ""'''" 14 •"' 11t1i. .. n ...,., ,,.21 l'Kk ......... ,, UM!t IAll . t • • l .. ·-·-J DAILY PILOT S.t•"ci.-llMM ... lo. 1971 • ~nblic Opinion ... .. .Flo ws in 'Pubs ' '· By GEORGE llJll IOU.~ Al!J GOVERNOR RONALD RE chief advisor C'ln hither tduiation ha.!1 informed t 1culty at UC Irvine th!l barbers and bartenders have a better feel. for the publie will than they do. Tbe remark Was part of ti re-cent serious discussion at UCJ in which br. Alet Sh-errifa eipOuilat'd on the com- munications gap ·between the public and the university. · With th! rerr.ark .. the social psy· chelOglst and foriner dean of students it uc· "Berkeley· may have set the academic-eommuriity on its ear. I CANNOT &PEAK fC'lr barber&. but·havin·g had some experience ·behlnd the stick, t wouJd venture a guess that ·bartenders might be Well equipped to mW observations on the. st~s af the public ·view .of a univerSity -education. -Whil_e a bartender, 1 personally mtdia~t'd ~e _ou{i)our- in& of · countless numbers of experts· in jus~ .ti.bout _ every field. Why, the people-to whom I minist.eted let me in on ju.st .about everything that counts ·in life.· NO P!'01'ileri1-of the wor:ld cannot, bt settled wit1$'1 th,e coliriries ·et I pti&. , _: Sho\ild· the. facultf at Irvine ~ke Dr .. Shetriffs ser-. lously w~ could. eweci a rash of Jederal grant.~pplicatiori"s . for research into this previously untapped wellspring ,()f public opinioii.. · . . ·~ . THE FIRST Of tlie,. . ht well fund . "Er<tl· ed. Imbibe," providing a m i!h·offded Institutional Mat-ril of 'Stitt.enders' Interpersonal !yproduct Evaluations. The Academic Senate. now aware that its members are ignorant of the true feelings_ af the people, as told to their neighborhood lnkeep, might well encourage develop. ment of such a grant application to bring "Project Imbibe" ,inlo being. The 1um sought from the fecleral kitty would. of course, depend on several importapt variables. A stati1tieally meaningful sample of bartenders would number 100 or more. SINCE BARTE~TDERS \\'Ork mostly at night. some stip- -el'ld for-tl'le-reSearcher1-would be-in-order. u.y-U-per hour - - for three hours: Then, since it is emb~rrasing to sit iii some cozy cock- tail lounge without something in one's hand, 8n Allowance · JQr liquid conversation starters would bt netii~: Let's say 110. . . ~inct · the . researchers are likely to be brlngina: up a touchy l!!Ubject, ·workmen's compensitiori. ·a11d h_9spital- iiatiop in~rtnre \YOµld. ~ r~re~:'"-On the Cltbe_r. l\_~d.. a hardhat~ar<ltJli&h! be '£1JferJ)>le. M4-.~o.\h~( !JS,. ·0rie cari't drink alone. ·. . · . To usure a widespread understanding of the public . will, the research effort -would most projita~t.v .~e __ d~qe :· by J\19 d•§ull)lf' ~!! f~~lc ~ Ul""!ltt!\!i'~':°\"'s o/ · .. for a series o meaningful ~HUIJ:~th -~ ogJ~gi,. _ay_ for three evenjn_gs,. . 1 .,, • • • •• . . . . ... . . ' --. , . -'. , ASSUMING 10 PEltC~ stonographie-cOsts--$2;'10&· 1--~~--l---thi-While-stu'dy ~lillf-bi done ~r-;about $291700, unless I' hoe:pitallution cost. overrun. -· · · That variable, ·oi Coµrse ~uld be controlled if the rg. atareherl!i take part in a prerequisite study of the view- . point& as gathered by barbers of the ~ll!ltY·. . Such a poll could be modeled after one suggested in the past by COunty Superintendent of Schools Robert Pet- ers.On. - Pl\. .. SRE~JtIFFS didn 't say it, but a fringe benefit of teekinl iEe views of barbers ill impli!d. Faculty mem· bera seeking such views probabl y would get 1 halrCut while doing it. . . A mere $.l,000 grant from Uncle Sa.m would get the hirsute faculty at least three haircuts api~e prior to their ,. undertaking of "Prpject Imbibe." . . - At the conclusfon of the study. the faculty at UCI will have shorter hair, stronger elt>O\l'S and & broader under- &tanding of how the public views the uni9erslty. AND BARS and barbershops of Orangt COunty will be 1 UtU e richer for their contribution. ' ,. lf l .. . > '~' t • --·' . I .; : .. ;· ·• ' I i \ ' • \ "Power .to e:ricutlva.." middle-aged Kids Lo ve Uncle .u~;Satw·day in the DAILY PILOT . . • FRIED :. CHICKEN 111 Sun., Mon. Only ~ pes. ehiek11n, w~ipped p~t•toes, gr•vy, p11-as, roll and butter. ' I 20" SIDEWALK BIKE Discounr Price DISPOSABLI DIAPERS • .,. 2.16 60 diapers with tapes •nd easy t(JJ flu~. No pins or rubber pantJ needed . For 12·22 mos. 10 LB •. BAG 2s1 CHARCOAL Wllile Q uantit ies Lalit! Cle11n burning, .smolte!111s briquets. Ch•rco11 St•u·t.r 28C Qt. 2 ·OT. FONDUE SET \ POCKET RADM> Rog.5.96 -. ..,. 3.97 - ' 3.76 3~49 .. , Ptinted elumin~. Wooden handle. 6 forl\1. 4 col¢s. t-l igh·im pact plastic ctw, tnd bitltry uver tircu.it. I '~· DAILY 1D·1 0 1 ·LB~ CHOCOLATE COATED CHERRIES Reg. 97C · De licious cordial candy, ideal .for serving to your guests. Charge It! 'NII wl. 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MEN'S WARM WOOL PLAID HUNTING SHIRT 511 Nylon and woo l blend.', P!rf!Ct for hunting 'n Out- doo r wear. Loads of plaids. S·M-l-X L. Save! In SPO'l•"t GOGd Dl'pl, Onl'f -'//CAL 5><40 SPORT GLASS DECORATOR CLOCKS 29.96 Rogi66 • .,. 39.96 .- Non-prismatic. 5-power, cen· Solid J:>rau mantle·lypt clock t'er foc;:u1ing. With case. ls batttty 0Pir11ed, Save1 ~ • .. 2200 HARBO·I BLVD. ;~;:~·0~~COSTA .MESA · Harbor • I / ' , .• . ' .. • ----~ • •• ' ~ .. ,... DAILY PILOT ti.ff Pllolt ' THIS IS INTERSECTION OF NOTT INGHAM ROAD AND SANTIAGO DRIVE IN NEWPORT BEACH Afttr Fat1I Accident, High Emotion, Rudeness to Pollet 1nd • Tr1ffic Enginffr's Dllemm1 Kathy's Legacy Stirs Row . New port Drivers Vexed by Post-fatali ty Signs By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of 11'9 Dllf'I" r 1111 S"ff Katherine Ann Reordan'a ·1egacy to the neighborhood where she gttw up and died at the age of_ JO is six new Stop signs and a little white paint. She was killed tragically 26 days ago. 'l'he Stop-1igns demanded by neighbors In Newport Beach's well-t<Hfo ·westcliff district -momuments in a way -are already causing controversy. .. They were installed in the past week. 'They conruse some people unused to them. They cause too much start·and·slops. State law establishes a 25 mile-per-hour !peed limit in ell residential neighborhoods, so new reminders are also painted on the winding Westcliff streets. Motorists issued speeding citations have been rude to police orficers, who. in days rollowing Kathy Reordan 's death, were implored to crack down on violators. Some live in the same neighborhood. The death of Kathy Reordan wa.s the kind about which well-meaning fatalists always philosophize: Somehow, some good must come of it, they say. Her death was doubly tragic, ln that she was riding home tram a police bic;y- cle safety class, concluded moments earlier at school. Two Coast Woman Held Patrolmen first on the sad ' 6Cene Oct. 11 recognized her; the lttlle girl who had asked the most questions at the bike sarety class. She rolled through a Stop sign at the corn~r of Santiago Drive and Nottingham Road. - In Welfare Crackdown Simultaneously, a car driven by a Newport Harbor Higll School &ludent entered the intersection. • A thlid. A clatier of tumbling metal. A screech of brakes. One life was endedi: another marred with f. hunting memory, Kathy Reordan, of 419 North Star Lane, was pronounced dead at Hoag Memorial Hospital. Two Orange Cqpt residenL'! -were 4esldent accused of falsely cla~g among six women irrested Fridiy 'tii a ~elfare while living in Orange Count.(. · · The six cases invesUgated represented new crackdown on welfare f(aud by _.. 1 in welfare funds of t1early $6 ooo Orange Counr,. dlst~cl? ~I ')no.'. :jn~ Nid. ' ' vestigators ' ~ ·-• l\and.Y Hauae, 17, ot 1331 Antill"• Lan!!. was nearly hysterical, poUCe said. . . . Santa Ana municipal court.lp'peatances are being scbeduled for Barbira U'Y, 36, of 9702 -Toucan Ave.J Fountain~ Valle:y, Redgrove' Circle, Huntington ch. Both for aid under the Aid to Families h Dependent Chlldren program. Mrs. Law was charged on arrest with drawing more than SJ.350.in AFDC funds arter representing to the county welfare department that her estran&ed husband was not contributing to the support of his family. They said Law was not living in the home but he was making support payments, none of which were disclosed in Mrs. Law's application for financial assistance. Investigators said Mrs. Medlin made the same statement to illegally obtain $376 from the weUare office but that a check re"vealed that her husband was ac· tually living at home and providing for his family. Also 'booked in the countywide roundup were Sherry S. Hedlund, 2l, of Anaheim, Stella Montoya, l9, of.Carden Grove, Lin· da Fisher, 24, of Santa Ana, and Stephanie Whitfield, 29, a L<!s . 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Veneman reminded his audience that 67 Human emotions Rnd day-to-day con· percent of the nation's institutionalized cerns entangle it, then and now. eJderly are cared for in private racilities A delegation of neighbors made an "and it is vital that they be protected im· emotional appearance before the mediately by regulations whi ch fu lly Newport Beach City Council Oct. 19, ask· cover both their care and their safety." ing fqr safer streets and citing rejection Pifany states will condemn the ne~ berore. federal measures "as peering over their Sympathetic, councilmen granted the shoulders,'' Veneman conceded. "That request. can't be helped," he said, "if those states · Traffic Engineer Robert Jaffe offered are not prepared to cooperate then they an analysis showing various factors may will be subject to inspection by members prove the additional stops not to bt of a force of 150 federal inspectors." workable. all things considered. Veneman said he was well aware that Councilmen thererore ordered a six· some operators of nursing homes are in· month survey and a report back on the clined to look on the Nixon message as an erfect of changes, at the spot where Idle threat since federal officials sur· Kathy was killed and the others. veying institutions that do not measure Stop signs were added on Santiago up to the new regulations will liave nG-Drive at Nottingham Road, Galaxy · where to relocate the patients involved. Drive, Mariner's Drive, Holiday Road "We'll find room in federal hospitals ir and Pescador Drive. A two-way slop at we have to," he said. "And hospital Highland and Mariner's drives was made Gper.i1tors who labor under th.a( delusion four-way. wUI find themselves without patients and Markers reminding motorists. of the 25-- the federal funds that help to maintain mile speed limit were also painted and them ln private facilities." more are to be added, 1lowing Westcliff The federal official said his govern· area vehicles. ment will bear 100 percent or the cost of Traffic engineer1, however, are men creating and administering the new pro-ort.en caught between human tmotions -.. rram but operators of private nurslna:· and practicality, which ls more easily homes will have to expect added ex-calculated. penditures created by the tenns of the Depending on I.he gix·month iltudy, he program. . . may have to recommend removal or Veneman said the new regulations will alteration of Kathy Reordan's legacy to call for the use Qf ...flariie resi:;tant her neighborhood next spring. materials and other apparatus needed to He is philosophical. conver1 many old facilities to modern fire '''f'he attempt is neces.sary and I'm not s·afety standards. Patient care im· going to be apologetic," aayr Jaffe provements will also involve big new ex· regarding annoyed·motorists. "It usually pe'Qrl itures, he said. .takes thrtt to six months for traffic to 'The Nixon government is aclivey ~-. come back · into ·equilibrium .after siderihg a proposal that n~rsing homes chsilges." conskiering capital improvements be No citizen compfaints had oome-to fiis granted low Cost idns of up to SS0,000. office as or Thursday, although police Veneman said. "W~have no answer for traffic officers have heard them. you on that yet bul it's in the works to.-"The personal views of the people art day," be said. to b:e-a part of our report back to tht council," Jaffe is careful tQ etnphasb:e, Litter Raid Set On Canyo1t Road A "litter raid" to clean up the debris 11\ong Laguna canyon Road will be held Sunday beginning at 8:30 a.m. The cleanup hike, spo~red by the youth group or the Unit~rlan Ft!IO'A'~hip, will begin at the eastern city limits near Sycaroore Hill! and end several miles later at ~fain Bea~. Residents taking part are o11dvised I& wear long pants. sweaters and shoes. RefrHhmtntl will be served and trucks wi11 aecompany ·the walktr1 to carry the · trash and e:ive a ride to the weary. 1 Further Information mey be obtained by Cllli\11 '91-7llO. • "This Is ctrt&inly one of 'the con· sideration.,," adds the englneer to whom Newport Beach Is -by defin!Uon - miles of crisscrossing or winding pave- ment. "But as I told the City Council, It's a subdivision design problem. We can't ·redesign it," Jaffe continues. "I lhink it is a challenge to drive lhat route. Take any Detroit car with an autllmatic transmission end you Cen be doing 45 before you ruliz.e it.,, !le added that chITifren must also ex- ercise special care, drawing a reminder that police believed the young motori1t shared blame. Jaffe said he beard lnvuligatora disc:miJlg cbarget-but didn'l-~''il! oultOma -and Im told-of the .....,,. slal\8hllr count beinJ lasued. _ "Then it'I dllllbly tragic," he aald with • llgh. • • S1.t11rd1.1, Nowmbtr 6. 1m H DAILY ;ILOt J C.al Showdown -Set· -. . . County to Take .Up Lease Renewal Tuesday By JACK BROB,\CK believe .air transport la Important to tho Of -. o.JIY P11tt '"" county's economy and a great con. The future of Air California and com· venlence to up to one mUllon county merclal air transport from Orange Coun· reSidenU: a year who 'use tbe airlines. ty will be at atake Tuesday wpen the On the other side Is the vocil Newport 1irline'1 lease comes up for ftteWal ,.. Beach NOl!Je Abatement O:lmmittee bead- before the Board of'SuperVisorr. ~ ·td by Dan Emory and the city's couno Arrayed on one side of tile question are cilmen· who are cauaht between the op. more than 500 industrial and business posl~g forces. finn1 , organizations and individuals who Air California, through its President 1upport Air California ·because they Robert Clifford, has r e q u e 1 t e d a From P agel COAST I NVENTOR ... Jead la put in today's gasoline to slow the explosion and give a more perfect push on the pistan. Steam gives ·the same re.suit only without adding to the exhaust emissiOns, Yeiser claims. Yeiser had the d~vice patented in 191&. He said the prinClple was also used in- 2 Smog Bills · Approved; LA ·Sets Target By GEORGE LEIOAL 01 ti-D1l1Y r 1111 lhtf aircraft engines in World War U, during which he worked u a field &ervice in- rtructOr at North American's Minesfield airport in Los Angeles. "The pilots were compla.lning that the Germans had faster pursuit planes. I was able to shoW on a test engin~ simply .by loading a paint .gun with water and gpraying into the Intake manifold bow~ RPM could be increued. Then t ado vanced the spark to accommodate the in- creaae_d""RPM and again the power went up." . Engines were rebuilt lo adapt to water injection and a red button was fiUed in the cockpit to allow the pilot to trigger 'water injection when pursued. "ll would last for only 11even minutes -otherwise the engine would blow up · .... but·many a pilot came up to me after 'the war at. reunions and told mt the device 11ved their lives." Yeiser said the device wu relatively easy to install in aircraft engtnet·because Two anti-smog measures passed the it was triggered only at full power. The Legislature this week and the lAs problem in adapting it to cars was that it Angeles County Board of Supervisors would be used at all speeds, and would moved to demand "clean fuel" by 1973. have to meet the variations In tJ:u"otUing The Los Angeles 5\lpervisors' action opening and RPM as a car ~s uphill brought into question an ordinance pass-and downhill. ed last week by the-Orange Onmty Board -That Is where the new Invention com.ti · of Supervlso1~s "'.'hich 0 wouldCobant s~~e .of in. leaded gaso 1ne tn range un Y ucgin· Yeiser and hi!: son Invented a ning in 1975. transistorized minicomputet that can be Acting on the advice of Air Pollution attached In the car to meter the correct Control Officer Robert Chass, the Los amount or water to be injected in pro- Angeles supervisors settled tor the 1973 portion to the spark setting, gasoline, ox· warning versus the lead ban. ygen and RPM. . "If 1 were to recomme nd that we phase Thiii ad vanced device the Yeisers out lead," Chass told supervisors, "l believe will market for about $60 and will would be recommending that we make be necessary for high compression smog. worse." engines tha t pressentiy' use ethll. _ Lea~ gubstitutes -uSual\y high in The original water Injector that will aromalic hydrocrabons -create worse spray water int9 the carburetor in re.la· ameg than is produced by present fuels, tion to the throttle opening works well on Chass said. -low compression engines and will market The petroleum industry has said i~ can-for. $35, the Yelsera bel ieve. . not meet the 1975 deadline fo_r phasing Father and son are looking for ways to ~t lead in_ re&War and premium ga!(). market the product either with the ~ck- Im es. . . ,ing of a gasoline or auto company or by Meanwhile, 1~ . Sacr~mento, G ? _v • -..:. '5la~J¥hing a cpmpany of their Qwn. , ~1gan..bas a b1\1 on his desk awa~ i'Thi value or the device la: ln Cutting l!ilgnature a bl!~ to require installattOM:. of air pollution ," Yeiser said, adding that a~tl·smog dev1ce.s on moM! than f1vt tests at a Los Angeles research center m1lllon 11166 .to 19!0 cars and~· had proved this. ''You get a mOre perfect; .. Tlwdfts:awitlqed Thursd •;t;tconlbustlon and thertfore fewer.wutes. bill that ~d, ~t July 1, add_ a,.tfi~ "But if"" o e doubfj that it wUJ "also cent aalet•tu to tbe price of 1asohne' sold Y n • fi . Jh California. The approximate $170 Improve performance. they 11hou d notice million per year the tax would raise ~ow m~ch smooth~r ~tr car run.s when would support . mass transportation er-it is misty or ralnmg. forts. All but $.1 million which the state will keep to pay for transportation _plan- ning, would be passed on to the state's 58 counties. The new tax would be added lo the 11· cent tax per gallon already paid by motorists. Seven cents now goes to the slate for highway construction and another four cents goes to the federal government. The smog device measure that awaits the governor'• signature was approved by a 30 to 2 Senate vote Thursday. By rifling older cars with the devices, backers or the measure said smog in large metropolitan areas could be cut by 10 to 15 percent. The brown hize- caused by nitrogen oxides-would· al!O bf' reduced. The bill specUies that devices cost no more than $.15 to install, require maintenance no more orten than every 12.000 miles and cost no more than $15 per maintenance servicing. The State Air Resources board would set standards for the devices so that they would "slgnUicantly reduce emissions of nitrogen oxides." The board has esti· mated that 30 percent reduction would be "significant," Sen. <J9rdon Sologne CR-Indio) said. He sponsored the smog devite legislation. All cars affected by the bill would be requirtd to have devices ·mmned by JaJJU!lry, 1973 when their registration come! up . -for renewal. Vehicles over 6,000 gross weight are exempt. From P agel TORT URE ... stabbed and shot. An autopsy showed she died or.at.ab Wounds. , Kizer plaoed the number of YoUth! pre.sent when the glaylng occurred "in the vicinity ol. 12, give or take aeveral either 'way," but would not reveal· any details of Ille IOcident It.ell. "l don't want lo delve Into the fad-1 of the killing. I.don't think II would be bin .. ficial at this time,•• Kizer seJd. "Certainly l1 was brut&J, 1 can certainly saY. that." Other young pet90ns were questioned · Friday and today to determine "'Whether they were w1tn~ to the slayings ·Ol' perUclpanl! and Kizer indicated more ..:-Jranb may be issUed. * * . * . . ' Still Some Room .. , For In ve ntors, . Exhi bit Shows Although we livt in an age Ot automated gadgetry, the natl on' a manufacturing gia.nts have failed to take note of inventions which could con- siderably ease the burden of daily living. , So think Huntington Beach's Marine View School students who have just con· eluded an e~hlbit f~aturing working models of niventions that have yet to be produced. Some of them are: -An electric; 1alt shaker, fas.hioned from the motor of an electric shaver, tape, and a common salt 1baker. Although It Js a rough prpf9type1 it .. work!. -A scented steam Iron a&in& perfume and cinnamon-flavored water. ' -A genn door mat, iniprtgaat.ed with germicide. "When you wipe y<iur feet, it lcills the g_erms on your feet," an ae- companying instruction card ruggest1;. · -An automatic egg cracker, con- structed from a wooden beam and a weight. It requires delicate cperation: -A battery-powered t;iack'scritcher. -A string winder on which ustlesa btta of yarn and cord can be roDed'for ,J.tter use. -A nervousness tester which ia claim· ed to measure anxiety tKropah the operator'• efforts in guidlng a prob:e between two metal strips without tciuching art an alarm. -A perpetual pendulum fashloried from an electromagnet and a microswitch. The Inventor's fair was a project of Joe Schflelder's fourth, fiftp ind tlrlh grade ac.ience classes. Some of the mor. oubtaridlng e.xample.s wUI be preserved for public view ln the Huntlneton Center later this year. A1so on display were ·working models of. gulllotinu, e.lectric m o tor 1 , elec- tromagnet.I and nut crackers, using both screw and impact principles. From Page I BOMB ... ~ytar renewal of the prtstnt leue. \ Newport Beach wants the new le111 1tstricted to a month·ti>month or yearly ban and \ Clilford emphatically reJecta W. aa a highly UM~mlc 1"1•11 upon wblch a muIU·mllllon _pollar co'mpany II being Hke<i to do bU!~eH. I He Is suppgrted by the Hun~ .Beach. C.Osta Mesa and Anaheim cll\t. councps 1n the time period. qileJtlon. · Newport has also requested that the number or nights be held to •xlstln4 levels -about 21 a day. Clifford said a projection of ~ a day has been made for 1972 which be callt·"realisl!c" ln·view ot the grownna: passeng~r and air freight demand. Clifford bas not been passive lo his c6mpany's drive to renew Its lease. He" has canvassed industrial and business leaders as well as organlzalions. · • · "We fetl It -is bnportant for alrllne users to upress themselves, so-the 1ilpervi.sars will recognize the com· mercial value of the airport the m~y 1$ bas brought into the county," he-argues. It has been pointed out that f700,000 a year .in business would leave the county and property tu:es totaling 1157,000 would be eliminated If the· alrHnea · are forced out of the airport. The present lease "bttweeft"· A I r California and the county only covers ticket office space' in the tennlnal building, plus tiedown · aftd··passenger loading privileges: : · · The number of· flights per day and the hours -between 7 a.m. and It p.m. - are simply a gentleman's 1g'l'ffment between the county and the'atrllnes. · Only Sull"rnsor Ronald dasper( of Newport Beach bas spoken oot on the tssµe to date. He told Huntington Beach ' councilmen last week that they should "'think real hard before Invoking Im- possible conditions." .. As usual the opponentlr"1are' more vociferous and better organized than the proponents of an issue," caspers said. "Unfortunately, you don't hear fr6m the 800,000 people who do use the Orange , CoWlty Airport of the 400 or 500 people who are employed there." Caspers also explained the current nnise monitoring system used at the · airport and said he will propose a fl,000 fine for noise violaUons. Moms Si.sters , Dads Brothers, . ,. · 2· Babies :Bo ys,., SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP} -Mailiefna.. tician!I would have a fleld day computing e,. oids·<ll the bll'ths of two ·babies !lore th.if week. · • -• · · · · · -The mothers are 1lsters'.. · • -• • -The fathen are brother.s. -The babies are boys, born at ti» 1ome ho"spitaJ on the same day. -The same doctor delivered them. Mrs. Carol Spanley, 19, wife of Ronald Spanley, 23, gave birth to Jeffrey at 9:40 a .m. Thursday i.t Santa Rosa Med.Jed Center. Her sister, Mrs. Virginia Spuley, 23, wife of Robert Spanley, 2.B, gave birth to Kevin almost two hour! later. lt was Carol's :second child and Vir. ginia's third. ·~ Robert and Ronald, who wm married In 1966· and 1967 respectively, wort for the same firm, a local tire company. Their wives shared a double room at the bospitol. · Did they plan it! "Nope,'' Robert said. ""I'here (ertainly wasn't any p18Jl.Ded parenthood coMect.- ed with it." • Bra wl, Sta bbing Fo llow Boxing .In' NY 'Garden,. NEW YORK (UPI) -A cuard wu lltabbed In the back by • borne Ian Fri· day In a bottle-throwing m.1e.,J.,:MadJ. !Oil Square Garden foUowint ~ Mo- Aloon'r lo-round decislon tfVf!r :;Puerto Rico'• Jose Rodriguez. As IOOll u the dEl(ISion was annouaced. a man jumped into the ring and had to be wreotled llllt of the ring tiy four gua;,la. A number of other fans thm ruehed the rint amid what one guard ternMW;, "• lhO:nr of bottles.'} '· Seals were torn loose and at leattiwo of tlJtm were set on fire. About a dozen plate 11au windows were kt.eked GUl er broken by bottles and glass. City police were brought fn .to..aupp1e- ment the force at Madi.son Squar•.Gar .. den'• Felt Forum. No arrests wen'lnade.. Tho wounded guard, Harold Wljlber, • 62, wu.rwhed to tho hoopital · McAlooo, 32, of N"" York, and R<id- r!gu<z, 28, wore escorted lllfely to hlr dreostng rooms. Japan Bullet Train Crashes Log Barrier YOKOHAMA. J1pan (UPI} ~'Japan'• fa stest traJn hit ~ pile of ~s at 128 miles an hour tod1y but there were no Kiter st1id he fsmied the warrant& against Humbel and Mi!5 1ttwser be- caU!e "lhc&t are the two people ft this point on. which we had -the necew u')' evidence to_ come up with first~gr.ee murder cha~, baud on their involve- ment with ~1 s Gilbert." He would not tlaborl!le on · "involvement" With -lnjuri!t in What police termtd an •t. verslty of Callfoml~ studmt.s ad Vised peo-tempt to wtea Ole Tokyo-Yok:ohaina pie to use their psychic powtl"!I to cause Express. the victim. Hainbel also f- w1th Intent to crounl from a shootin' incld area which ocalrred af ~1 Wll found. l •ol-11 r ttmmtng t tn th< Flint Mi5s Gilbert'• a melfunclion of thc!I test. "Argument& 'l'he strtam!Jned blue and cream~o!Oflo have been advanced they said, "that the td Kodamt.' 222. popularly tnown as The human mind is capible of minute mind-'Bu)Jet, sustained 110 damage. Rallwat over-matt.er fe•t!. Given thla 111sumption, olflclals said it was the 47th attempt to .tt Is possible that uttnslve cooperative ~botage 11le Bullet tralna siJlcl they '111edltsU011 may produai IOMe effect ..._ _ weot lnlo optrltlon bl 1864. Not1e• of \ht the blut." attempt, hu been iuccesstul • ) .. ' I • I 4 DAILY PILOT ~'-•.eft!bl11 . of God Pulpit and Pew-Newport Church I RepnsenlillJ th• l"tnt BIPo tlstj Church of Huntl.Q&to• lkl<h. Mr. ind Mrs. Charle.s Bmming, Mf1. W i 111 1 m FaUlkner. Mrs. Wlllls J. Loar, and M~. Cecil Varner 11re at· tending\the secoi:iP ai:mual-con- vention or the A~er1can Bap- tist Churches cf1 the Pacific Southwest in Oxnard. The local delegates \\'iii join with more than 3.000 others from Reg ion 15 which includes Baj~ Califomia, Arizona, Hawau, and Southern California, at the 2l·acre community center comple'x in Oxnard. Highlights for this year's 3-day conclave include addresses by the Pres1dent of the American Baptist Convention, M r s . Marcus Rohlfs; Dr. Gardner Taylor. j:lastor of the Conc~rd Baptist Chur<;h of ~ist, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mt s.s Eliza beth Walters , superln· tendent of the Murrow Indian Children's Hom~ cf Bacone Oklahoma: and Father Robert ArrowsmifJl, S. J ., a Catholic evangelist of A n a b e! m , California. This SUnday at both worship services at the San Clemente Presbyterian Church, 119 Ave. Estrella. the Rev. Stanley Collins will speak. He was ap- pointed by the Board of Direc· tors and called of God to dlt<d the mJnlJtry of Forest Home ChrbUan Confmnce Cenl<I' ill 1968. With bis wile Adeline, be rmtdea at the Con!ertnet Center. Duplicate worlhlp services are held at 9,30 an.d 11 a.m. The Cbur<b School for two-years through adult meeta at 9:30, followed by conee fellowsh ip in the patio at 10:30 a.m. The college age clan meets at 11. N~rsery care is provided throughout the morning.. At 6:30 p.m. t~e Family Bible class metts 111 the sanctuary. ti1n Education, and Mr. Rich Hay 1s part time Youth Worker, to begin · their work the first of November. The Rev. Mr. Vander Weken, a Naval Reserve Cbaphlin and a Junior High School. teaclter will work work mainly with the Sunday School. He will also conduct teacher trl!lning classes and . will direct a Children's Choir. Hay, a Junior at Biota College who will give leadership In a varie- ty of youth activities is a member of 11 "Wrestling Team ", that puts on The women of the First derron3tratlons and s h a r e Baptist Church of~ Lagu11a -their life experiences or Hills 24521 Moulttln Parkway, testimonies. will meet in the Sanctuary of the Church on Monday at 10:30 a.m. for the Baptist Womeri's Day of Prayer. Mrs. John Overfield. president of the . Fellowship say1 all women are invited to attend. Mrs. Charles Hall, ch.lirman of the program says the theme will be "Bearing One Another's Burdens", with Several of the women participating. The Christian 'Education Committee of the Fint Ba~ list On1rch of Laguu Billi has recommended to the con- . gregation the employment of Rev. James E.'Vander Weken as part time Director af Chris· The Rev. Dr. Henr y "Gerhard, minister of the Cburc.b of Religious Sclen<!e of Laguna Beach, will sP.eak on Sunday, ·Navember 7, on the topic ''Courage vs. D i scouragement-." Servicts are held at 9 a.m. and ti a.m. at the church, 20062 J..aguna Canyon Road. During the 9 o'clock service classes are held for children through high school age. Teachers· trained ih the Science or Mind are in charge. Nursery care is also provided during the early service. 'l'he Church a f Religious Sc I enc e also sponsors lectures in Leisure World on Thur1day1 at 10 a.m. In Clubhouse Two, at which Dr. Gerhard ls the Jecturer. The Bible lesson-sermon to be beard at all Cbrtstlaa Scieoct churches Sunday will be u Adam and Fallen Man. .. Area churches and service times include: Costa Mesa Fir.st Church of Christ, Scien- tist, 2880, ifesa Verde Drive. 11 a.m.: Huntington Beach First Church, 8th and Olive St., 9:30 and It a.m.; Newport Beach First Church, 3303 Via Lido, 9:15 and 11 a.m. and Newport Beach S e con d Church, 3100 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar, 10 a.m. Lutheran Church af Our Savior, San Pablo and San Gabriel Avenues, San c:.1emente, will hold serviCes Sunday at 10 a.m. and will feature the marriage of two members of the church The service includes Holy Com- munion aiid church school will be at 8:45 a.m. Newport Unity C b u r c b, meeting Sunday In the Senior Citizens Building 15th .St. and Irvine Ave., Newport Beach, will hear a sennon by Rev. Loren Dale Flicldnger enfitled "~Vhat "(iood is P r a y e r 'jGrowing in Cuist" will be thf! subject of Pa 1 tor Ackerman'• _sermon SUnday at the 'JO a.m. service of worshtp at CbrlsC Lutheran .Cbureh, Camino Capistrano at DeL Gado Road, Capistrano Beach. Holy Commwtlon will be observe<t.. The Annual every Member Response Dinner and Program will be held on Sun- day at 5:34 p.m. The ham diD- ner will be prepared by the Speaking Gaen Women af the Church ""8.nd 11erved by the Youth. The pro-Arthur Katz, author of gram for the evening will tn-Ben Israel, and fre· elude colored slide pictures quent guest of Kather- and tape-recorded messages ine Kuhlman shows, from some of the members of will S(>eak at Newport the congregation. The pro-Christian Center, 15th gram Is entitled "Me? 1-le!" and Monrovia, New· and has been prepared and port Beach Sunday and sent by the Lutheran Church Nov. 14 at 8:30 and ll in America and the Pacific a m a d 6 .. n p.m. Southwest Synod along with ------'------ .the local C:Ongr2ation. The Laguna United PtfetbodJ.st Church, 2 1 6 3 2 Wesley Drive, will have it's ANNUAL CONFERENCE this Thursday November 4 at 7 p.m. The theme o! this years meeting will be "Let's Com- municate." Dr. W 1111 a m Hobbs, Superintendent of The Santa Ana Di~trlct w i I I preside. The Program and Goals ol the Olurd!. will be evaluated by Clarence Baker, Council on 'Ministry Chairman, and other leaders of the Congregation. Of speciaf in- terest is the report that the church has received national recognition for outstanding (See PULPIT, P~ge 5) Taking New Name 'A church with nearly ane "By calling aunelves 'Chrl,. quarter af a century ei:istence tian', we bring attention to the In Newport Beach bas decided fact lhat the trut Church of to change 'names. Effective -.Jma Christ can be u broad.. thi.r week, Glad Ti d l n g 1 on an individual scale as It is a Assembly of God has a new universal one. Christ has ane corporate name N e w po r t Church. Members of a 11 Cbrisilan Cent~. deoominalions are ln it. We Aceording to Dr. George o. de.s&e to be one Individual ex· Wood pastor of Newport presslon of that unity whicb chrisUan Center, the church binds all Christians togethen"' changes names in order to he sald. more adequately convey the The church facilities are message that It is an inclustve located at ·Fifteenth and rather than ezclusive com-Monrovia, three block.!I north munity. While the name of Hoag Hospital. During the change does not affect the nezt two Sundays, November 7 c bur c'h • s ties to the and 14, Arthur Katz, noted Assembiies of God, the new author and frequent guest on name does reflect a desire to Kathryn Kuhlman programs,. more adequately minister to will ~ speakil;Jg,. Services are persons of diverse religious at 8:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., and backgrounds. ''00 p.m. "In calling our facilities a:;::::=:::=:::=:::=:::=:::=:::=:::=:::==; 'Center'," Dr. Wood notes, "we 'are ,giving a correct KIDS LOVE Biblical definition to the · church. In the New Testament UNCLE LEN . the wont 'church' always refers lo the people of Christ, never to a building ; therefore. our members are the church and where we meet is the center. Saturdays in The DAILY PILOT ORANGE ' COAST cliu:;~=H DIRECTORY --~~~~~~~~--rlr"""'" ....... ~'~J~~r:r---~~--i:~===================~ HE.Al ARTHUR KATZ Freciu"' Gntt o• UTHlYN IUHLMAN Pl'..,_ A1tftor of IEN ISi.AiL . ' November t_& 14 .. 1:30 A.M.-lllffy Wonhlll' 11 :00 A.M.-M1r1l1MJ Wonlllll' 6:00 P.M.-IM•l ... Wonklll' NEWPORT GHRISTIAN CENTEi---~ F iftHnth & Monrovia Newport Beach -646-6620 Dr. 6 1or90 0, W1od, P•~tor FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 14" E •• 22nd St., Co1t1 Mesa-S4"3761 · -:. -L...JN .... lllipa, P&lior I -,.........__ , SUNDAY SERVICES t :lO A..M.-Cllurc.k Schffl I.ii .,..1 10:50 A.M-·-:.:::,~n:::..i~., Co1t11t1•11IH ~Jee • Cltlldr1111'1 C:..rdt-H•tllfJ C•• A..U.U. 7:00 P.M.-"Pewerftil ,.,..,,.. .. ,.,... P1U111ps s,...1., N1w,ort·M ... ~&fff -At• JV1·I -l:JD A.M. te 1:10 P.M. foll 5"1111 .......... JJJJ HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Co1t1 Mes. 14M704 V. L. HllllTWICK. Pn!W (A•L Ol!KTltT, Ml~bltr tf Mu1lc CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES Costa IRANCHES 0' THI MOTHll CHUICH THIE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCllNTl51 • IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSETI'S "ADAM ANll' FALLEN MAN" Sunday, Nov. 7th Met._Ftrst Church of Chirst, Scientist 1110 Mesa Verde Dr., Costo M ... Su11dcry School-9:1S A.M. Churck s.tnke-11:00 A.M. leadlitg loe-. 1110 M ... Vent. Dr. Huntington Be1ch-Flr1t Church of Christ, Scientist 1141 Ii: 011.,., HIYlthittH IMch Snffr, School -9:JD I 11 :00 A.M. Ch1rc1i' -9:30 I 11 :00 A.M. leodlitt IOUJ -121 Mal11 St. , Newport Be1ch-First Church of Christ, Scientist JJOJ ¥1o Lido, NIWpOrt leec• \ Ch1rc• & Sultdcry Schffl..!..9:00.lO:JO A.M. l...U.9 loo-. JJll VJe Lido N ewport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scientist J1 00 Podflc View Dr., Cero1ic1 del Mor Church & S1111dcrJ School -10:00 A.M. loodll'lt Roo111 -J500·1 Co• Hwy. Wed. EH11l1t9 Tostlma11y Meotlitp -I P·"'· -All Church" All are cordially invited to attend the church services and enjoy the privileges of the Readtng Roonl$ Chtld Cori l'to.S~ AT ALL SIRVICD FIRST CHRISTIAN corona del ·Mar CHURCH ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive University Park, Irvine a ..... Hedtort N. Nlon11•1 Main & Adaros Streets c,'+-.~::H O.t- Huntington Beach ~ s:::::::t C"' s-., Sckal-9:00 A.M. Gwlto' Senk ,. S hinllr Senko -10:30 A.M,, -9:00.A.M. Motnin9 Wor,hip • , , ••••. , ••• •••••••••• l :JO & 11 :00 •.m. Bibi• Scliool • , , ••••• 9:45 •.m, Youth Group1 • ,, ••• 6:00 P·'"· Evening Worship •• , , 7:00 p.m. Nurwry t•fl! Pl"OYldt'd •I •II 1ervl(H Oii.ct: 5J6.lilt Dial ~tlOn .sJd-t~ -1' iJJ-1211 N1rwry Coro IJJ.JZ41 z ;; lli==================t=====~ .t FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Victoria & Placenfi• Ave, Costa Mesa , JU1e1 f . Piercy , Mlnltl•r . R~11io McHugh Director 91' Cllrlilllft ldllC.tlllr! l!trl11 w1n11i, •.•.•••••.• l:H 1.m. l lb1• Schelol .............. t :tO 1.rn. ~ornlng Wonll!p •.•••.•• 10:10 1.m. Olllh Gn>UPI ... , ..... ., .... 6 1>.m, .., .. ...,. ...................... 1 "·"'· Nur.ser11 Care Provided 54M771 141·6J41 + --+ ~ ; ~ i ;.t. "-. _,, .. .. ,..~ .. . ~"fir MA"i· ,._\: COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE Wonh/p -10 A.M. Church School-10 A.M. Dr. Pl'IUll• G. MUrTIV, Mlnll!1r 644. 7400 • Newport Unity LOlill!N D. l'llCIUHGER, MlnJ"'" O.•otlo11al Senlco -10 A.M. & 11 :15 A.M. Sunday SchQol fo• 111 1911.-8:45 A.M. 15tlt ond l"iM, N1wport leoch Offlc1 -646°5111 DIAL·A-PRA YER 646·06J9 THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH A Cordial Welcome fro ii THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER . H1111ti11gfon l•ech Wot1hlp-ll:ll A.M. FIRST UNITEO .. METHODIST CHURCH St. Mldl•I• lplscopal Church M111111•rlte at Poclflc View Dr. 212 1 17th St. 516-3537 Corono del Mor S1,....ic11-9:1SJ IO:l O l'lloff: 67!1i·09!1i0 Hur11ry Ctr• AU Moml111t Church School - 9: IS ,,,. Co1f• M111 Hu11fi119to11 811ch -Norl .. FIRST . UNITED METHODIST CHURCH COMMUNITY ltlh St. & H•rbor Bt~d. METHOOIST CHURCH Church Worship-9:30 & I I 6"2 'Heil Av1. 142-4461, Outth'School'-· 9:10 Wonhlp I Chu1eh School !5-41-7127 9:00 & IO:lO A.M. Co1+1 M111 Norlh MESA VERDE lrvino -E&1t Bluff METHODIST CHURCH UNIVERSITY M111 V1rd1 & B1kor St. METHODIST CHURCH 5-49-2719 133-12]) Worthip I: Church School 11422 Culv1r Road 9:00 & I 0:10 A.M. 11 Ufl iver11ty Dr!vt -Wo~1h i p I Church School fou11t•i" V1ll1v 9 & J 0:30 A.M. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH l19un1 leach METHODIST CHURCH. l I • ' -SUNDAY HIYICIS - 9:41 A.M.-Sdday Sch"I Welcomes You. 11225 lu1~ 962-2591 Worthip I Church School 21632 W1dev Driv1 r In 'South Laaun~ ~ 10:50 A.M.-G.,.t s,..ur T.c .c...i11tk• District Dlr.ctlr •f Mlalolll 7.00 P.M.-GNtt s,o.i:er P111I IU• ~ Mi.1-.ry tt J•,_ COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL p,.S~I -l(IR4"'!f1tll -•IOIMftllry -Cllllf (.are CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd StrHt •t Or•nge, Costa Mesa -541-5303 OF NEWPOlT IU.CH -IDIKlpl•, MMtl119 Re9ularly At Up per lay lop Club Z1Jl T111Jl11 An., Cotta M"a • Church School .......... 9,45 A.M. Morning Worship ...... 10 :45 A.M. ST. JAMES, lZ09 Yla lido. Nowpart lleoch 7:30 A.M.-Holy luch6rl1r 9:00 A.M.-Nmily Wenhlp I Ctiurch SdtMI 11 :00.A.M.-AltenlOto Haly IKharht & Mor1ll'lt Prcryer, N1rwry Pro•lded Mhl·Wffk Holy Co'"Nu11la11 & HHll119 S.l"flc• TllMday-10:JO A·.M. WedMSdcry-1:00 P.M. n.1 lrt. Johll P. Aahey ·ll, IKtor -Pho1M1 671·0Z10 Nirsery & IUi1dergartn Pro•ldod ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.?.t lrt. Frod I . Mo,..., Pmtw I Phone: 642·2725 S'11H1ays 7:JO &. 9:30 Church School -f :30 T1111ndcrp: 6:30 & 10 a.in.; Holy Dayt en ..iwou--4 Monih•t-Wanhlp-Jo:3o 0 • 111 • -suHrt Sch..i 9 •·"'· llf:==;;:;~;';M~i;n~is;;te~r;':~D=r.=D~, ;'::V::. ~M~c~E~lr;=;oy~~;;;=;::-~l~=~Yl~'~'~'·~The~~·~"~· ~J·~'~'~w~·~·~·~"'~'~'·~·~· ~~"~·~,,.~"~'~··~·~·~• :=:= SuMJcry._l ... l11t Worlhl,.7:00 ll'·"'·_,NY9' MMtl .. Wod.·7:00 p.111. jji CHURCH OF CHRIST • SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple RABBI BERNARDP, KING .,. b i'nettirig I t SL James Eplscopal Church o 3209 Via l ido, Newport Beach F« lnlormttlon: Call 675-7230 TEMPLE SHARON n. ce11"""'1ff "'"'Oil" t.r tM Olltlre Harbef A,.. 617 W•t H1111lf'M. Cotte M.,. ;JI J1wi1h fam lltt &rt h1vit1d t1 foi11 u1 In 1 ttul, m1111in9f11I SAllATH IVININll SllYICls-.-JRIDAY AT 1:11 P.M, lplrlMf Le.4er -lablll hnell 6"4_. '46·5512 T1mpl1 Shir." Choir -O"'I Sh1bot .._ 10:00 A.M.-''M•rri1ge ancf Divorce'' 6:30 P .M .-Revelation: Chapter 12 COAST BIBLE CHURCH MA•CO FORlma JR. HIGH, SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO' 49J·194t 494·1 141 IJ0•0417 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH' OF NEWPORT HARBOR ')ft (Uft °""· ,,..,.,, •••cft Dtll L lllflt, 1"11 .. r '41•1 .. J ._., kMM-t :U A.M. W•l'llll!l.-lltlf A.M. 6 1:• P.M. Wfll:MMIY l"rtYtr ltf'llc:I 11• '·"'· "'Mllrlftt Tiie u.._l'dl..it tldlM Of Chrh.t" UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH Ull S. t. PALISADU IOAO SANTA ANA HEUJHTS • I UMDAV SC~ ........................................ t:• A.M. MOltMIM't WOllllUJI ••-•·······•·•·•·•••••••••• ......... , •••• ll:lf A.M. nlNIQ WOlll:IMI~ .,. • • .................. , ••• ,. filf PM. MllM••• lllVltl WIPlllSDA'f' ....... , •••••.. ··• f11f , M. ti\'. Wlllll .L timle 0.1rr11 '''"" f.IJ.Mn 287 w. w1'Ls'oN ST •• COSTA MESA letwffll Horbor eH hl"ff SUNDAY MORNING BIBLE STU.DY ••• , •••• , •• ·•••• 9:41 A.M. SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP It COMMUNION , ,,, 10:41 A.M. SUNDAY :EVENING WORSHIP •••••• ,, ••••••• ,, •• , j :OO P.M. WEDNESDAY EVEN ING BIBLE STUDY ••••••• ,,.: ,, , 7130 P.M • HURSERT CARI PAOYIDID .......... W. W\lt H•rTl11tt111 Mi11i,t1t Mu1lc•I Dir•ctor Phone: 64S.3191 Day or Night SJMN£ -thus eaAAUNflY ®'uRe~ TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL furtlt JlOdl Orlvt •!Id Amtm 0•,.,.. 1-Modi tolrill et Ill ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 8236 Ellis St., Huntington Beach 1:00 A.M.-Holy Comm u11io11 9, 10 A.M.-f•mily S1rvlct a Church School CNur11ry C&reJJ 11 :00 A.M.-Mor11ln9 Wor1hlp ,N11n1ry Ctr1I. " 7:00 P.M.-F11tiv1I Ev1111011g & S1rmo11 " fpi1cop•I You119 ·ourchm111 All Llhlr9i11 •t• i11 ••• ef v&riou1 t im11 Th• Cllurcll 11 1tw~y1 1v1lla,I• fer H.Sy M1rti.t'- J1m11 C. C&tty, P•1lor -962.7612 1111.: !516-4061 NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 798 Cover Or. LI 8-3631 • CtmlUt o:lrlvt l, SI!\ O!wo F•OfWl'f fl CUl \IW/ Soulll tq C1mpv1 ~.I Left fl Turtle Jlock DrlYI. ..,... 1 ... llcll Samuehe•, P•tor T1te lrt. Jolllft •· 11•11, ~ 30 A Pt~lor LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 P•cific Vi•w Dr • Coron• del Mar ">e' 9: . .M. Sunday School for aD etH Tho Rrt. lonalcl White, 11 :00 A.M. Momlnt Wonhlp ~ A111111111 '•11•r DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Phone 644·2664 HUtll•Y CA•• Pll:OVIDID AT laTM MOUll JIN' hlflnllfl!~.Conc:Wlllrtt Of!Mr """""" Cati au.HU E•rly Wor1hip 1:00 o.m. THE Cm1RCH FOR YOUR FAMILY Chri1tieR Educ1tlo11 9:1!5 e.m. t :OO A.M. Fo111lly Wonhlll' 10:00 A.M. So11day Cl1tdl Scllool AHHllll., 9ttll ~ ''"""' ._,., c..,.,1_ F11tiv1 Wouhlp IO:JO &.m. l\~'"'""""""'"''"'""""""'""'f."'======,;;,==='\I Nur1t!1J Care Available Seventh-Day Adventist Church AllenJ'the Chu1•c/, of 271 A•ocffo S• .. Cotto M .... J01fllih I". Jlfff'IYI, P11Mr "°"'' sq.un S•lib1th School , • , , 9:JO •·•· M1r11!11g_Wo,.hip •• 11:00 •,L Pr1y1r M,1li119 Wod., 1:10 p.111.· . Your Choice FOUNTAIN VALLEY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A.B.C. H M119nollo W..... SI.., eH w.,..., P•ter Doot .MffNy 1(2·2421' Sultl1~ S.CMll ........ It• 6 •1* Merllllll WtnMll ••··•••· t•• & 11 l"-11!1 """"' ..•.••.• ' ~.M. Ytvlfl Cllol' 6 IJl!le Sl"°'Y -Alltr v .. ,.,. Hu"'rr CIN A•lllMll II •II llf'llCt•- ' l WELCOME 11 :00 A.M. Feitj•e Wordilp PRINCE OF PEACE ~UTHERAN CHURCH MOM Yordo DrlH &. leket Shfff. Costa M•sa. Cellf. ANDlll!W C. AMDl!ll:SON, P11111r -JOH" Wl$TIY, A-Ill• P11ttr lunda' kl>OOH t :U -"'°""!"° Won.1'1!111:00 11111 11 ~CIG Prl11co of P11c1 luth•r•11 School -Miu E1lh1r Olto11, Pri11cip1I Off.c1 Pho111: 549.0521 School Pho11•1 S4t-OS62 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Minou•i Sv11otl 760 Yktorle St. Cofhl M..._ Ulilot Y. Toniow, ,_.r 141°$404 "1'onPtlP Stnlcn : l:U & If AM. ~ ,.,..,. ""r''r ti• A.M. All11" Ii.It CJ.I t:• A.M. Chrlttl• ll1111e.t.., , -141•tit•f ( 9:10 A.M. Worship and Mi11i1t•r Church School -I 0 A.M, Forti R. Millar 499-1011 Ntwport B11ch CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA t400 w. a.u,o• Blvd, 673 -1105 Wonhlp-9:10 A.M. Church Schooj-9:10 I I I A.M. 11:==:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::=~:::::::::::::==:t . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES .of the doastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 10112 M09wolla <Near Adenl Hu11tl1t9to11 leoch Rn. Do11eld L laltorta, PGltor S11Hrt Wrilp: t :JO A.M. A:h•rcll School: 9:JO A.M • Offico: 20112 M0911olla St. l'tteM: 961-4940 Church of the Covenant ZISO hlrwJew lood, COIN M.,. lrKo A. l1rrJo, Pcntor ... h11de'r Wonhl11'1 t 1JO & 11:00 A.M. Cll•rd Scllool t :JO A.M~'\ Pllo•: •s7-JJ4o ' \ Community Presbyterian Ch11rch 411 ,.,.,, ............... IHclt lrt. DOM!d H. klr6-I: ... Allleft 0 Hfffpe S1Hoy Wo .... 111': 1:41 • 9:10 • 11 A.M. Ch11rdi SdMI: 9:JO no11e: 494-755!5 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport IHCll Cllorln H.rbert Dler1ttrlold, Pettor Wenlllp & Cllurcll School: I, 9:JO & 11 A.M. PltOtlel .4,·7'i4/ St. Mark Presbyterian Church Cwr Jelllbe'" I lostltluff Drln, CoroM •1 M• J....., •r•ltanl llrt, l'•tOf Wenhlfl & C111rcll Sclloal-9:00 I IO:JO A.M. ,....., 644·1141 Trinity United Presbyterian Chlll'ch 17tti I PrOC!lftf, Soete AM ( V1 1111. l.r ef Nhfllrt fwy.1 OUTSTANOIN• YOUTH PROGIAM-ACRU OF PARllN• W...Wfl & Chwctri ktriool -9:QO & 10:JO Pntott: G9019e M•ulo19: lob Oll111e111, hit l'knch Ml11l1r.r et.Male -D11111h kn1 ... -no.: 144•7110 WAT IN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE (), llVINI SUNOAY SCll:VIC• .............. 11: .. AM.. Ml!ll,l•r •..• IEIHM• JlcllMft, 11:.s.c.,. 2411 Pacific c ... t Hltlrlwoy c-. .. dol Mor • THE FIRST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE 9f H..--t lffdl MM! .. a..rtfl tf Unit .. Cll-rdl ltlttlwl k~, 1M ""81H IUNDAY ll!ll:VIC• •... . .... Ill .. it..M. Mlllh.lt, , , , A/tin ••l'llt. ltSCP THI •tlLl CLUt Cl" ltlWPC•T autM 111 .. u .... '" ........ ·. • • . I • • \j is. .• DAILV PILOT Sl•H P'll•t. THIS IS INTERSECTION OF N!JTTINGHAM ROAD AND SANTIAGO DRIVE IN NEWPORT BEACH ~fttl' Fatal Accident, .High Emot ion, Rud1nes1 to Pol ice and • Traffic Enginffr'1 Dilem'I'I l(athy's Legacy Stirs. Row New port Drivers Vexed by Post~fat;ality Signs By ARTIIUR R. VINSEL Of 1M Dallr Pllol SllH Katherine Ann Reordan's legacy to the neighborhood where she grew up and died at the age of ID is six new Stop signs and a little white paint. She was killed tragically 26 days ago. The Stop signs tleq:ianded by neighbors in Newport Beach's well-t<>-Oo Westclif( dlstrict -momuments in a way -are already causing controversy. . They were installed in the past week. ·They confuse some people unused to goo<! must come cf it, they gay, story cf urban eroblems, planning, traftle Her death was doubly tragic, In that responsibility. she was riding home from a police bicy-· Hwnan emotions iind day.fo.day con· cle safety class, concluded moments cerns entangle it, then and now. earlier at schooL · A delegation of neighbors made an Patrol.men first on the sad scene Oct. emotional . appearance. before t h e 11 recognized her: the little girl who had Newport Beach City Council Oct. 19, ask· asked the most questionii at the bike ing for safer streets and citing rejection safety class. before. r- . She rblled through a Stop sign at the Sympathetic, councilmen granted the corner of Santiago Drive and Nottingham request. Road. Traffic Engineer Robert Jaffe offered Simultaneously, a car driven by a an analysis showing various factors may Newport Harbor High School student pft!ye the additional sWps not to be them. ' entered the intersection. workable, all things considered. · They cause loo much start-and-stops. th Councilmen therefore ordered ti six-: State·1aw estahUshe:s a 25 mile-per-hour A ud. A clatter of tumbling metal. A month survey and a report back on the , 1 . . . . 1 screech or brakes. On! lifj! was ended; ff t f h t th t h ~d 1m1t 1n all res 1dent1 a another mar:red with a hunting memory. e ec o c anges, a e i;po w ere neighborhoods, so new reminders are also Kathy was killed and the others. )iainted on the winding Westcliff streets. -Kathy Reordan, of 419 North Star La~e. Stop signs were added an Santiago : Motorists i5'.led speeding citations ·Wa~ pronounced dead at Hoag Memonal Drive al Nottingham Road, Gala1y Have been rude lo police afficert" who.; in H~ital. ~ Prive,~ "!ariner's Drive; Holiday Road days following Kathy Reordan's death, Randy Hanse, 1'~. of 13.11. Antl~ua Lane, " and Pt!!ador Drive. A two-way stop at were implored to crack down oo was nearly hysterical, police 5a1d. Highland and Mariner's drives was made "1olators. Ht was subsequently charged . in four.way. ~ _ i Some live Pi the same neighborhood. Qrange CoQ,oty Juvenile Court with Markers temfnc!ing motorists of the 25- The death of Kathy ~Reantan was the ml&dtme.anoi-manslaughter, fOl' his role mile ,speed; liqlit, we_re also painted and ~ind about which well·meanlng fatallsfs in the tragic accidenL ' mote'"'are td ·be added, slowing WestclifC ~11,.ays phllosophlie: Somehow, some The aftermath waii characteristic, a area vehicles. Traffic engineers, however, are men Two Coast Woman Held often caiJght between human emotiona and practicaJity, which is more. easily calculated. Depending on the llix-month study, he may have to recommend removal or alteration of Kathy Reordan's legacy to In Welfare Crackdown· Two Orange Coast residents were among six women arrested Friday in a new crackdown on welfare fraud by orange County district attorney's in· vestigalors. Santa Ana municipal court appearances are behlg scheduled for Barbara Law. 36, of 9702 Toucan Ave., Fountain Valley, Redgrove Circle, Huntington Beach. Both for aid under the Aid to Families With Dependent Children program. tfrs. Law was charged on arrest with rirawing more than Sl,350 in AFDC funds after representing to the county welfare department that her !stranged husband was not contributing to the support of his family. They said Law was ':¢. living in the Ol ANel COAST DAILY PILOT Hntf .......... ,.....,.,...., s. Ch••.,. OMNGI COAST l'UILISMINQ COMl'AN't Roi1rt N. W11d Pttoldtnf 1/111 Put>!~ J1ck R. Curley Viet t'ttl~I .... ~I Mtl\lfll' Tho11111 IC11Yil lf."ttr· Tk111111 A. Mi.irphtn1 Ml fll9"" fd'- Ck1rl11 H. Looi Ric.htK '· Nill • A11ltl•"t M•n•olnl Edl!On ' · Offl1M cmtt M.1: :m W•t tl•'f ltfftt MtwPOrt llNch: J)J! Nf'l'llOrf •ou~.....,. i...t111llf IWICll: 212 Forest •-HwrtllloflOl'I 11tch• 11115 lllc:t\ llllllYfflil &IJI c1..-i1t1 »I Norta e1 CllNW Mii home but he was making support. payments. none of which were disclosed in t.irs. Law's application for financial assistance. Investigators said f\.1rs. t.ledlin made the same statement to illegally obtain $376 from the welfare. cffice. but that a check revealed that her husband was ac· tuaJJy living at hOme and providing for his family. Also OOoked in the countywide roundup were Sherry S. Hedlund. 21, of Anaheim, Stella Montoya, 19, of Garden Grove, Lin· da Fi~her. 24, of Santa Ana, and Stephanie Whitfield. 20, ti Los Angeles resident accused or falsely claiming welfare while living ill Orange County. The six cases investigated represented a loss in welfare funds of nearly $6,000, investigators iiajd. From P119e I VENEMAN. • • will be subject to ins~lion by members of a force of 150 federal inspectors.'' Vetieman said he was well aware that AO me. operators or nursing homes are, in· e\ined to look on the Ni1on message as.Jin idle threat since federal officials ·sur· veying institutions that d() t)Ot measure up to the ne\o\( regulations will have no- where to relocate lhe patients involved. "\Ve'.ll find toom In federal hospitals if we have •tn," he said. "And hospilal operators who labor under that delusion wUl find themselves without patients and the federal funds that help to maintain them in private facilities." The federal official said his govern· ment will bear ,100 percent or the cost of mating and administering the new pro- gram but operators of private nursing homes will have to expect added v:· , penditures created by the terms of tha program. Veneman said the new regulations will call for the use of name resistant materials and other apparatus needed to converl many old facilities to modem fire safety &land.Ards. Patient care Im· provements 1fill also Involve big n.ew ei:· penrtitures, he ~aid . · The Nixon government is actlvey con· sidu!ng· a proposal that nursing homes considering capital lmprovements be gtanted low cost loans of up to iso.ooo. Vtntinan said. "We hsve no an&we:r for y~ on tb11t yet but 1t'1 bl the works to-- day," he 1akt her neighborhood next spring. ' He is philosophical. "The attempt ,s necessary and l'm not going to be apologetic," says Jaffe ·regarding anru>yed motorists. "It usually takes three to six months tor traffic i)l come back into equilibrium after change5." No citizen complaints had come to his office as of Thursday, although police traffic officers have heard them. "The personal views of the people are. to be a part or our report back tn the council," Jaffe is careful to emphasize. "This is certainly one pf the con· siderations," adds the engineer to whom Newport Beach is -by qefinition - miles or crisscrossing or winding pave· ment. "But as I f()ld the City Council, it's a subdivision design problem. We c11n't redesign it," Jaffe continues. "I think it is a challenge to drive that route. Take any Detroit car with an automatic transmission and you can be doing 45 before you realize iL" He added that children must also e1· ercise special care, drawing a reminder thaJ police believed the young motorist shared blame. Jaffe said he heard lnvestlgatora dl!!cussing charges -but didn't know the. outcome -and was told or the man· slaughter count being issued. "Thta.it's doubTY tragic," he said with · a sigh. . . Newport Girl Answers Plea . · A letter writ.en from thousand• of mile• away describing the plight of Pakistan refugees in India bas iniiptred a Newport Beach girl to bold a garage sale Sunday. "Abaut their miseries, t ten - Imagine the worst and it waii worse than that," 18-year~ld Kirlt, a college student in Bombay, wrote his pen·paJ Margaret Rogers. 17, a graduate of Newport Harbor ijigh SChool. t.1argaret, daughter of Mr. •nd fl;1r& Howard Roger.-of 429 Sev· ille Ave_.., Balboa, decidtd to answer the Pakistani need ror food tU)d clothing with profltJ lrom a garage sale. ll will be 1><ld Sunday from I a.m. to s p:m. in the 11raae at 1 friend, Paula :Jones, daughter of P.1r. and Mr1. Donald Jones, '05 Seyllli. Ave,, Balboa. -. ; I • ( $.tturday, NO¥tmbtr 6, Im $ DAILY 'ILOf f .. Air -·Gai -~ShoWffown Set County to Take Vp L_ease Renewal TuesdaY. , I By JACK BROBACK OI IN Ot l!W Plllt 11111 The future or Air California and com· merclal air transport from Orange ~ ty will '.be al stal!e T~sday when the • 1lrUne'1 lease comes up for renewal before the Board or Supervisors. Arrayed on one side ot the question are more than 500 industrial and business firms, organlzations and individuals who !upport Air Calllor'flla because they believe air transport 11 importa;i:t to lhe county's economy and a .fr't con· ven!ence to up to one mUllon1 county residents a year wM use tile alrllnea. / On the other side la the vocal fiewport Beach Noise Abatement Committee bead· ed by Dan Emory ap.d the city's coun• cilm~n who are caught be.tween the ap- posing forcea. Air Ca1ifomla1 through Us President From •Page I COAST INVENTOR ..• Nebraska, likes to tell how he thought o( the theory. When he was in high r;chool in Omaha, Neb , he worked in the machinist's &hop of Union Pacific Railroad. "I would go out on test runs on locomotives we had rebuilt," he said. "l noticed that as the firem an threw fresh coal onto the red-hot bed in the firebox ... black smo"ke would billow up. This was the carbon burning but it was only a partial burning. "The firem an would then open a gate valve and shoot live steam (steam under boiler pressure) over the coals and the black smoke would become a white plume indicating that there was a more complete combustion." The following year, in 1912, Yeiser bought a Model T Ford. "It was a clunker.'' he said. "Every week 1 had to tear the cylinder bead off to clean the carbon of( the top of the piston to sto p it knocking. Then I reason· ed that If r put water into the cylinder head through the intake'1).anlfQld I would 2 Smog Bilis Approved; LA Sets Target By GEORGE LE!DAL 0 1 l~I 0111¥ !'lie! Sltlff Two anti-smog measures · passed the Legislature th::; we:ek and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors moved to demand "clean fuel" by 1973. get a more. complete combustion and eJjmjn.1te the. unburned carbon in the gasoline: I did and I had no more carbon problems, no more knocking, m«e mileage and more power." Yeiser said that a pure ga!!Oline. u~ p\osion is hard and sudden. That 'ls;wby lead is put In today'a gasolble to slow the expkisi~ and give a m_or~ -perfe91 ~b on.'the p1iiton. • · --.... steam gives the same-_nsUlt~·Oniy without adding to the exhaust emissions. Yeiser claims. · Yeiser had the device ,patented in 1916. lie said the principle was also used in aircraft engines in World War II, dur ing which he. worked as a field service in· , structor at North Amerlca'a Minesfield ' airport In Los Angeles. •·The pllots were. CQmplaining that the Germans had faster pursuit planes. I was able to show on a test engine, simply by loading a paint gun with water and spraying into the intake manifold how the RPro.t could be increased. Then 1 ad· vanced the spark to accommodate the in· creased RPM and again the power went up." Engines were re.built to adapt to water · injection and a red button waii fitted in the cockpit to allow the pilot to trigger water injection when pursued. "It would last ror only seven minutes -otherwise the engine would blow up -but many a pilot came up to me after the war at reunions and told me the device sav.ed their lives." Yeiser said the device was relatively easy to install in aircraft engines because it was triggered only at lull power. The problem in adapting it to cars waii that it would be used at all speeds, and would have to meet the variations In throttling opening and RPM as a car goes uphill and downhill. That Is where the new Invention comes in ..... The 1'?5 Angel~ &U~rs· act.ion Yeiser and his son invented I brought into question an ordinance pas&-tra.n.,istoriied minicomputer that can be ~ last-week by ~ Orange ~unty Board , ~t~ io, the. car to rneter the correct Of Super~'.51Nhich would ban sal~~ of water to be injected \n pro-leade~ gasohne. fu Orange County ~-;,"' Portion to the spark 1etUng, gasoline, ox· Robert Clllford, hu re q u es led a 5-yur rene"'al of the present lease. N'ewport Beach: wants the fteW lease restd~ to a mon.th;P.month or yearly · lhils arid Cliffora emphlUcally rejecta this as a highly uneconomic basis up;On which a multl·m.lllion dollar CO!.DPlllY II being asked to do business. l He Is supported by thi Huntington Beach, Coiita Mesa and Anaheim city: councils in lbe time period quesUon. ' Newport has also requested that the number of flighta be held to emtJni levels -about 21 11 cfJy. Clifford pld • projeC:tion of 28 a day has been made for 1912 which he calls "re.allstic" in vliew of the grownng passenger and air !rdght demand. - ailford bas not been passive in his co~pany's drive to renew Its lease.:He has canvassed lndastrlaJ and business liraders aS wen as organitations. "We feel It Is lmport:&J:it for airline ~s to express themselves,4 IO the • supervisors will reaignlze. the eom· mertia). value of the airport ·aie money it has brought into the county," be n~s. It has been pointed out that $700,IXKt a year in buSiness would leave the county and property taxes totaling $1$7,000 would be eliminated tf the airlines are forced out of the airport. The present lease between A I r California and the county only C9Vers ticket office . space. lo the tennl:naJ building, plus tiedown and passt111er loading privileges. · The number of flights per day and tlie hours -between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m. - are simply a gentleman's agreemtnt between the oounty and the airlines. Only Supervisor Ronald Caspers ot Newport Beach bas spoken cut on the lssue to date. He told Huntington Beach councilmen last week that they-should "think real hard before invoking im- possible conditions.•• "As usual the opponents are more vociferous and better organized than the proponents of an Issue," Caspers said. "Unfortunately, you don't bear from the 800,000 people "who do use the Orange County Airport of the 400 or 500 peopla who are employed there." Caspers also explained the current noise monitoring. system used at the airport and said he w!U propose a $1 000 fine for noise violations. ' Moms Sisters, _Dads Brothers, 2 Babies Boys ning ~ 1975. . . . ygel'i and RPM. AcUng ol) the "dv1ce ol Air Pollution This advanced device the Yei.ae.ra . Contf61 'Omeer ~bert Chad;"' tba.. believe will market ftlr abolrt $6D"and-wtll S.\N ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) -Mal!!ema- tidaM· would' have a fieJd day compating the odds on the blrll>i of two bi.)>fes here Ange!ei ~PerviSOrs 5ettled for11fe-i~ be necessary for high -compm.ston" warning versus tfie lead ban. engines that pressenlly use ethyl. "If I were to recommend that we phase The original waler injector that will _out lead," Chass told supervisors, "I spray water into the c8.rburetor in rela· woula be recommerlding that we make lion to the throttle opening works well on smog.worse." J()w compre,ssion engines and will market Lead substitute!! -usua1Jy high In for $35, the Yeisers believe. aromatic hydrocfabons -create worse Father.and son are looking for ways l.o smog than is produced by present fuets, ·market the product eith.er with the back· Chass 5aid. ing of a gasoline or auto company or by The petroleum industry has said it can· not meet the 1975 deadline for phasing out lead in regular and premium gaS(). lines. Meanwhile, in Sacramento, G o v . Reagan has a tiill on his desk awaiting signature a bill to require installation of anti-!mog devices on more than . five million 1966 lo 1970 cars and trucks. The governor signed Thursday another bill that would, nerl July 1, add a two-- cent sales tax to the price of gasoline sold in California. The appro1imate $170 million per year the tax would raise would, support mass transportation ef· forts. All but S3 million which the state will keep 1t.o pay for transportation plan· ning, would be passed on to the state·s &I counties. establishing.a company of their own. ''The value of the device is in cutting air pollution," Yeiser said, adding that tests at a Los Angeles research center had proved thi~"You get a more perfec;,~ combustion and therefore fewer wastes. "But If anyone doubts that it will also improve performance they should notice how much iimoothe r theiJ: car runs when it is misty or raining." * * * Still Some Room For l1iventors, Exhibit Shows The new tax would bt added to the 11· cent tax per gallon ·already paid ' hy motorists. Seven cents now goes to the state for highway construction and Although we live in an· age bf... another four cents goes to the federal automated gadgetry, tbe n a.t lo n's government. manufacturing gianls have failed to take The smog dev ice measure that awaits note of invenUonii wh_ich could eop- lhe govemor'1 signaLure was approved siderably ease the burden of daily living. . by a 30 to 2 Senate vote Thursday. So think Huntington BeaJ:h's Marine By fitting older cars with the devices, View School students who have just con.. backers of the measure said smog in eluded an exhibit featurinC working large metropolitan areas could be cut by models of Inventions that bave yet to be 10 to 15 perc;ent. The brown haze-produced. caUsed by nitrogen oxides-would also Some of thent are: be _..1 -"' -An electric salt 1haker, fatned r11:1..1UC11:1..1. , 1 I The bill specifies 'that devices coiit no {r:om the motor of an e ectr c ver • more than $35 to install. require tape., and a common salt .shaker. maintenance no more often than every Although It is a rough p~totype, it works. 12,000 miles a.nd cost no more tban $15 -A scented steam iron Us.in& perfume per mai.(ltenance servicing. and cinnamon·Clavored water. Thfl State Air Resourc:es board would -A genn door mat. Impregnated with set standard! for the devices so that they '\ germicide.. "When you wipe your (eel it would "significanUy reduce emissions of kills the. germs on your feet " an ~c- nitrogen oxides." The board has esU· companying instruction card ~ggests. mated that 30 percent reduction would -An automatic egg cracker con- be "s1gnUicant,"" Sen. Gordon Sologne structed from a wooden beam 1and a (R-tndlo) aid. He sponsored the smos weight. It requlre.1 delicate operation. device legislation. . -A battery-powered back scratcher. All cars affected by the bill would be -A string winder on which useless bit• required to have devices installed by or yarn and cord can be rolled for lltet January, 1973 when their registratlon use. · comes up for renewal. Vehicles ever -A nervousnesa teJf.er wh]ch Iii claim· 6,CMXI gross weight are utmpL-td to measure anxiety through lhe operator's errorts ln guiding a probe between two metal 1lrlps without touching off an alarm. From Page 1 BOMB •.. versity of Californir.· &tudenl! advised peo. pie to use their psychic .powers to cause a maUunct.ion of the test..· "Argwnentl have bfen advanced, they tiid, "that the hum•n 'P'lind 11 capable of mlnute mihd· over.matter fe6:ta. Given this u.swnptJoo, lt ls possible that extensive coopera.Uvt mttdlt.aUon may produce some effect OI the blalt.." . l -A perpetual pendulum fashioned from an electromagnet and a micrMwltcb. , The lnVentor's fair was a project of Joe Schneider's fourth, ruth and 1i1th grade aclence claues. Some of the more outst;indlng e1amples will be. pruervtd for wblk•view in the Huntington Center later thla year. Also on dlaplay were worldn& models of guilloUnes, t.lectrlc m o to r 1 • elec- tromagnets and nut crackers, using bolb acre• and lmpoct prloclplu. I .. th.is week. · · - -The lTJOthttt are si.!ters. -The fathers .are brothers. -The babies are boys, bom at the st.me hospital on the aame day. · -The same doctor delivered ·them. Mrs. Carol Spanley. 19, wife or Ronald Spanley, 23, gave birth to Jeffrey tit 9:40 a.m. Thursday at Santa Rosa MedlctJ Center. _Her siiiter, Mrs, Virginia Spaaley. !3, wife of Robert Spanley, 28, gave birth to Kevin almost two hours later. It was Cttt'Ol'1 second child and Vir· ginia's third. Robert and Ronald, who were married tn 1966 and 1967 respectively, work fot the same finn, a local tire company. 'Their wives shared a double room at the boopilbi. Did they ·ptan It? "Nope," Robert satd. "111ere certainly wasn't any planned partnthood connect.o od with It." · From Page I COASTAL ••• right to review decisions by municipal government affec;:tlng development on property directly on the waUirfront "lf lt b In an unstable area." Carpenter said an unstable trta la defined as a geographic area that ls 1es1 than 80 percent developed. Upper Newport Bay apparenUy would ~me under control of the a~te aaency. if that provision is accepted.. Should the bill get out of the Natural Resources Committee, It still would 'have to go to the Senate Finance. Comnilttee. which Carpenter sild likely will pau It. WJth time on the 19'7~ session naming out, the measure, should it be. a~ed on the Senate. floor, would then have to be sent back to the A!sembly because. of tbe amendments. It had won easy p1ssaga·1n the lower house montlls ••o- A third major obstacle to COIJllmlttee approval of the blll, the de · fleto moratorfwn It could place on prlwt..p perty developme:nt, hope£ully ,;tu be resolved by the committee Monday, Carpenter Mid. Under terms of the Jeglslatlon as lt nOw stands, a property·owne:r whose develOp- ment proposal I> rejected on grounds hil land Is being eyed for atate or local ac- quisition, would have to continue-payln& ta1e:s· on It. e. Carpenter 1a1d he wants to see pro- pe.rty owners in such cases relieved of the rtqulrement to pay ruture-n.1e:s:"' At the same time, he would relmburui local government for theJevenue loss, he said. Cart>tnter l'llso was upset at con- M!rvatlonist groups who have crlUcJ..zed. blm for nol working harde:r for me measure. •01l've been sweatlng ·for three monthJ trylngto get something Into shape, .. he said, "t don't undentand why they're alJ , after me. '"'l cuesa I'm ltill too lhln·lklhned." bt &aid. ( J ' • • f DAILY PILOT ' Pulpit R<presenllnflhe Fll'll B•P' tbt Chu.r~h of HunUnj\Oa Btacb, Mr. and Mn. Charles Browning, f\tts, W i 111 a m Faulkner, Mrl. Willis J. Loar, and Mr. Cecil Varner are at ... tending the "second annual con- vention of the American Bap- tist Churches of lhe Pacific Soulh\lo'tsl in Oxnard. The local delegates will join with more than 3,000 others from Region 15 which includes Baja Calllomia. Arizona, Hawaii, an4 Southern California, at the 21-acre community c e n t e r complex in Oxnard. Highlights for this year's 3-day conclave • include addresses by the President or the American B8ptist Convention, M r s , Marcus Rohlfs~ Dr. Gardner Taylor, pastor of the Concord Baptist Church of Christ, 'Brooklyn, N. Y.: Miss Elizabeth Walters, superin- tendent of the Murrow Ifldian Children's Honn of Bacone Oklahoma; and Father Robert hSJ Cthr Arrowsrnit , ., a • 0 IC evangelist of Anaheim , Calilornia. - This Sonday at both worship services at the San Oemeote Presbyterian Church, 119 Ave, EstteU>;;;lhe. fl<Y. .staiiley C.Ollins will speak. He was ap- pointed by the Boara'of·Dirl!c· tors. and called of God to • dind the mlniltry .of Fomt tian Education, 1nd Mr. Rich Home Christian Conference Hay as' part Ume Youth Center In 1968. With his wife Worker, to begin their work Adelirle, he resides at the the first or November. The Conference Center. Duplicate Rev. Mr. Vaoder " Weken, a wor$blp atrVICFS art held '1 NavaJ Re.serve Chaplain and a 9:SO and 11 a.m. The Church JunJor High School teacher School for twO.years -through will work work mainly with adult .:neets at t :30, followed , the Sunday School. }le will by coffee fellowship in the also conduct teacher tr2Jnlng patio at 10:30 a.m. The college classes and will direct a · age class meets at 11. Nursery Children's Choir. llay, a -care is provided throughout J~nio~ at Biola ~~lege w~ the morning. At 6:30 p.m. the will gtve leadership 1n a var1e- Famlly Bible class meets in ly of youth activ!!ies is. a the sanctuary. member ·of a Wrest1111g The women of the Flrst Baptist Cburcb of Laguna Hills 24521 Atoulton Parkway, will meet in the Sanctuary of the Church on Monday at 10 ;30 a.m. for the Baptist Women's Day of Prayer. Mrs. John Overfield, president of the Fellowship says all women are invited to attend. Mrs. Charles Hall, chairman of the program says the theme will be "Bearing One Another's Burdens", with several of the women participating. -The Olriltian Education Committee of the First Ba~ tist Cbarcb of Lapn.a Blllt has recommended to the con--gr~gafion the · erriployinent of Rev.· James E. V1oder. Weken as 'part time Dtttetbi of Chris- Team", that puts on demonstrations and s h a r e their life experiences or testimonies. The &v. Dr. J~enry Gerhard, minister of the Church of Religious Sc ience of ,Laguna Beach, Will speak on Sunday, November 7, on the topi c ••co ur age vs .. Discouragement." Services are held at 9 a.m. And 11 a.m. at ~ church, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road. During the 9 o'clock service classes are beld for children through high school age. Teachers trained in the Science of Mlnd are in charge. Nursery care is also provided during the · early oervtce. The Church 0 f Religious S c i e n c e also sponsors lectures in. Leisure --; ' .i ' Pew World on Thursdays at 10 a.m. In Clubhouse Two, at wh1ch Dr. Gerhard iJ the lecturer. The Bible lesson.sermon to be heard at all Chriatlan Science churches Sunday will be "Adam and Fallen Man.'' Area churches it.nd service times include: C.Osta Mesa First Church of Christ, Scien. tist, 2880, Mesa Verde Drive, 11 a.m.; liuntington Beach First Church, 8!h &l'Jd Olive St., 9:30 and II a.m.; Newport Beach First Church, 3303 Via Lido, 9: 15· and 11 a.m. and Newport Beach • Se c o n d Church, 3100 Paclfic View Drive·, C.Orona del Mar, 10 a.m. Lutheran Church of _ Our Savior, San Pahl<> and San Gabriel Avenues ; San· Clemente, will hold services Sunday at 10 a.m. and will feiture the marriage of two members of the church. The service includes !Joly Com· munion and church school will he at 8:45 a.m. . --Newport Unity C h u r c b, mee!ing Sunday in the Senior Citizens Building 15th St. and Irvine Ave., Newport Beach, will hear a sermon by Rev. Loren Dale Flickinger entitled "\Vhat Good Is Prayer JteaJJy?" The services are at 10 and 11;1S a.m. "Growing m Christn will be the subject of Pistor Ackerman's sermon Sunday at the 10 a.m. service of worship at Christ Lutheran Cbarcb, Camino Capistrano al Del. Gado Road, Ca pistrano Beach. Holy Communion will be ob9erved. The Annual every Member Response Dinner and Program will be: held on ~ day at 5:34 p.m. The barn din- ner will be prepared by the Speaking Gaest Women of the Church and served by the Youth. The pr&-Arthur Katz, author of gram for the evening will in-Ben Israel, and fre· elude colored slide pictures quent guest of Katber· and • tape-recorded messages ine Kuhlman · shows, from some of the members of will speak at Newport the congregation. The prGo Christian Center, 15th gram is entitled "Me? Me!'' and Monrovia, New: and has bee.n prepared and port Beach Sunday and sent by the Lutheran Church Nov. 14 at 8:30 and 11 in Am~rica and the Pacific · a.m. and 6 p .m. South~-' Synod along with _____ .:._ ___ _ the lp{:al Congregation. .. "d Th The Laguna United pres1 e . e Program and J\.1ctbodlst Church, 21632 Goa.ts ol the Church will be Wesley Drive, will have it's evaluated by Clar~nce Baker, ANNUAL CONFERENCE tbis Council on Ministry Chairman, Thursday November 4 at 7 and other leaders of the p.m. Congregation, Of special in· The theme of this years lerest is the report th;it the meeting will be "Let's Com-church has received national municate." Dr. Willi am HObbs, Superintendent of The recognition !or outstanding Santa Ana D~strlct wi l I (See PULPIT, Page 6) .• • Assembly of God .. ""'-. -......... r· -~:-i Newort Church : TakingNewName l A church with nearly one quarter of 1 century existence In Newport Beach has decided lc..,change names.-EffecUve ~week, Glad Tidings Assembly of God has a new corporate name, N e w p or l Chriatian Centei. . Ac:cordtng lo Dr. George o, Wood, pastor of Newport Christian Center, tbe church changes names in order to ft!Ore adequately convey the message that it is an inclusive rather than e:iclusi"Ve com· munity, While · the name change does not affect the church 's ties to the Assemblies of God, the new name does reflect a desire to more adequately minister to persons or diverse religiOus backgrounds. "In calling our facilities a 'Center'," Dr. Wood notes, "we are giving. • Cilrrect Biblical definition to the church. Jn the New Testament the word 'church' always refers to the people or Christ, never to a building; therefore, our members are ·the church and where ·we meet is the center. ''By calling ounelves 'Chrt.i-. Lian', we bring attention e fact that the true urch or. as h~--' °":""Jll!l!\!•~id~~a1e as it ls a universal one. Christ has one Church. Members of a 1.1' deno~tions are in it. We desire to be one Individual ex-- pression of that unity which binds all Christians togetbel"I"' he said. ·The church facilities are · located at Fifteenth a n d Monrovia, three blocks nortll" of Hoag Hos pital. During lhe · next two Sundays, November 7 · and 14; Arthur Katz,. noted • author and frequent guest on · 'Kathryn Kuhlman programs,· will be speaking. Services are at 8:30 a.m.; 11:30 a.m., and ~ 6:00 p.m. ·: KIDS LOVE ' UNCLE LEN Saturdays • tn The DAILY PILOT ' ' o ·RANGE COAS.T CHU ·RCH D IRE ·1 ~· -,.o ,)· -.: y ~ -'---' ' . FIRST CHRISTIAN HU._I ... KATZ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Corona del Mar ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH ARTHUR . CHURCH 18182 Culver Dr'ive fNqllMt •Nit 01 UTHlYN KUHLMAN "91,_ ' I '+.\J,RCH University Park, Irvine ......., ef llN ISlAll CHURCHES Main & Adems Streets (; 0 1 ... Herbett N. N~u . ' . . ta=1· "' Noven1btr 7 & 14 . , ' Huntington Beach ~ I' S-., Sc•l-9:00 A.M. G11lhlr Service -9:00 A.M. . ~ IRANCHIS OF THE MOTHER CHUR~H f.torn;n9 Worsl.io •. , .• , ..•• , , ,. 1-Fomllr Sen<lt•-IO:lll A.M. THI FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST -,, IJJ-1211 N11rNry C111re IJJ.J24' 1:10 A.M.-larty Wo..Ulp •··•··••·· 8:1 0 & 11 :00 ~.m. z - 11 :00 A.M.-Monil119 Wonhlp IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSms ~ible School ••• , , ,. , ':'45 •.m, I: Ill Yo uth Group1 • ,,,,, 6:00 p.m. ,,. 6:00 P.M.-1 ...... Wonhlp II ADAM ANO FALLEN MAN" E~enin9 Wor1hip , • , • 7:00 p.m. + /''"' .,. A Cordial Welcome from NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER Sunday, Nov. 7th Nunery c.~ '""'kl"" el •II wrvlcts ... ' ' ... THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Ofllu: SJ6.251t Diel CH..otion J.».f5llO s 1 ! Fifteenth & Monrovi• ,,_. .. Newport Beach -646-6620 Cotti Mesa-First Church of Chlrst, Scientist ), ~· NEWPORT CENTER Hu~+inglon Bet th 2110 Mna Y•r...• Dr,, Com. MOM FIRST CHRISTIAN .Vil' MA'I po.\; ' Wortlllp-11 :11 A,M. FIRST UNITED Dr. 6 eor9• 0 , Wood, P•stor Se1illlySchlllfl -9:11A.M, CHURCH COMMUNITY .. METHODIST CHURCH Ch•rclt Senlce -11 :00 A.M. St. Mldteeh lphcopol Clt•rc.11 ASSEMBLY OF· GOD Roedl .. Rooiii, 21150 M .. Yenle Dt. Victoriit·& Placenti1 Ave~ M01911erlN ot Poclflc Yl1W.Dr, 2721 17th St. 536-353 7 I FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Coro11e 4el Mar Servic11i -9:15 & 10:30 Huntington Be1ch-Fir1t Church of Christ, Scientist Costa Mesa ..... I 675.0950 Nursery Cati AU Momlng 140 E.-22nd •St., Costa Me,.-548-3761 Jo-E. Pl1rcy • Church School -9:15 "" & on ... HHtfltr.• .._,.~ . I , t. w. •Ph1llip1, P11!0f' • Mlnl1t1r SWday Sdiool -9:30 & 11 :DO A.M. Rechlle McHlf9h 611 HELIOTROPE Coit• Me11 Huritlngfoft Btitl. -North I SUNDAY SERVICES Ch11rc•-9:l0 & 11 :00 A.M. Dlritelot of Cllrhlltll IEdltlCll1on FIRST UNITED I ' . ' a..dl119 looM -228 Moh1 St. Elrt~ Wtrshlp ........... l:lO f,m. Worship -10 A.M. METHODIST CHURCH COMMUNITY r·:~:: ~:=-7::::=·~·:~~-&!bit Sd.OGI .............. f:IG •.m. 19th SI. & Herbor l t...O. METHODIST CHURCH ' Newport '8uch-Flrtt1 Chur~h of Christ, Scientist ~•ming Wanl!lo ........ 10:!-0 1.m. Churcl. 5r;h6ol-10 A.M. OUll! Gr.¥" ............... ' ,.m. Chu rel. Wor1hip-9:30 & 11 66,62 H•U Ayo. 842·4461. ,cat« ,.1u1,. s,.ll .. .. ~ JlDl 'tlo Lido, Newp•" IMth VMPeni • .. . . . ...... ••••. ... . 1 ,,fft. Dt. Phillip, G. Mu".;, Mln!11tr O.urc.h Sr;hoo/ -9:30 Ca111111w11I .. Senlte . Chrcll & S111tday Schaol-9:00·10:JO A.M. Nursery Care Provided · 548-7727 Wor1hip & Cl.urc.h School . Chlldre11's Cllurclt-Nmerr Cor• A'ell•W. leodl119 looM. JJl5 Yia Udo S41-4771 548·6341 644. 7400 9:00 l I O:lO A.M. 7:00 P.M.-·'Poir•rful Prayhtt" Newport Beech-Second Church of Christ, Scientist . Co.ti Mt11 Nori!. rOltltf Phllllps Spaolllet MESA. VERDE Irvin• -Ea•f Bluff Newpo""M .. Pro-School -Atn 21/1·1 -6:JO A.M ••• ·~o P.M. 1100 Pmclflt Yin Dr., Coro11111 ct.I M1tt Newport Unity METHODIST CHURCH UNIVERSITY . CJi11rclt & S•11day Schaol-10:00 A.M. . ' I Fall Seulo ....... 5·2J2l lff1H111Roo111-1500•1 Comf Hwy, LOJIEN 0. l"LICK INGEI., Mlnltttr M111 Verd~ & Bi ker St. METHODIST CHURCH De•otlo11el Senlte-10 A.M. & 11 :15 A.M. 549-2719 8]].12]1 HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD Wetl. l.,..S.. Tntlmny MHffllfS -I p.m. -All Ch1nch• Sund1y School for •ti •9•• -8:4S A.M. Wonl.ip & Churth Scl.ool 18422 Culver Roi" All art cordially invited to cittend the church 1 Stfi and l"h1e, Newport 1 .. ch 9:00 l IO:lO A.M. &1 un;>'t'rslty Orl•e 740 W. Wilson, Costa Men OHie• -646·S181 DJAL·A·PRAYER 646.0639 Wor1hip & Churcl. Scl.ool 'ervices and enjoy tl1e privile ges of the f ou11t•in V1llev 9 & 10:10 A.M. . 541·4704 Readrng Rooms V. L. Hl!l:TW ECI(, ,._., CARL llENTl:Y, FIRST UNITED ' M1~11ttr of Mlltk Chlld CaN ProYldffl AT ALL SllYIC'l1 THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH l agune B1acl. -SUNDAY SIRYICU -Welcomes You. 18 225 Bu1l.•rd METHODIST CHURCH I 9:45 A.M.-Su!Hley School Kl 962·259] 21632 We,lev Drive Wonhip I Church Sc~ool In SQUlh UguM 10:50 A.M.-4...,, S,..Uef ST. JAMES, JZ09 Yla Lido, Newport leHh 9:10 A.M. Wo,.l.ip •nd T. C. Ceuh19h•111 .JJarto1• CJ,.r~lian Cliurch , 7:30 A.M.-Holr Eudlarlst Minister Church School -10 A.M. Dlttrkt Dkector el Mhal•• 9:00 A.M,-F111111lly Worship & Church Sthool l/ Ford R. Mill1r 499.Joss 7.00 P.M.--Gllelt Speake, 11 :00 A.M.-Altenlat• Holy Eucharht &: \ . Potl Klahr .. Mlllle11ol'Y ti JapGA OF NEWPORT IEACH -rrtliclplnl Motnlttt Praylt', Nwnery N•wport le1th COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL MHtln9 Requlorlr ProYlded CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA At Upper lar lor• Clwb Mld·Wffk Holr Ca1111111r11lo11 I: HM.dint Services ,,..kl>MI -IClll4tr1ft'lt11 -1! ...... 111llrt -Cl!IHI Carl 2131 T111tl11 A"·• CNtll Mne 1'400 W. Bilbo• Blvd. 67]-]805 Tuesdoy-lG:lD A.M, Wedllffdcry-8:00 P.M. Wor1hi~;JO A.M. Church School-9:30 l 11 A.M, --Church School .......... 9:45 A.M. CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH Morning Worship ...... 10:45 A.lll.._ Tllo R••· Jolt11 P. AiMy II, Rector -Phone: 675°0210 23rd Street et Orange, Costa Mesi -548-5303 Nirrsery & llaffrgorte ProYlded ' ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Oran ge Ave., C.M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES I Phona: 642·2725 · Su11daytJ:lO & 9:]0 Churth School-9:]0 Rev. F,.d R. Morw, Pator -··: ' of the Coast~} Areas Minister: Dr. D. IV. McE!roy Th11rsdoys: 6:l0 & JO a.111.; Hol1Dar•01 an11011ttted Mondllf '9orlhli-10:JO e.111. -su11day School 9 •·"'· Ylc111r, TH ReY. Johft W. Donold1011 -P:hone 5~B·8l26 S111tffy lve11leg Warshlp.7:00 p.111.-Preytt MHtl1tt WM.-7;00 p.111. Christ Church Presbyterian . CHU'RCH OF CHRIST 201 IJ M91111111la INMr Ad-) Hu11tl119ton leoch .... Doaold [. Roberti, Pator \..~ 1JJ SABBATH SE RVICES 287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA ST. WILFRI01S EPISCOPAL CHURCH S•ltday Wenlllp: 9:10 A.M. Clhircll Scllool: 9:]0 A.M, htwH11 Harbor •Ml Folrvlew Office1 20112 M119Hlle St. Pho"O: f61-4940 RELI GIOUS SCHOOL SUNDAY MORNING ll lBtE STUQ'I' ..•.••...••.•••• 9:41 A.M. 8236 Ellis St., Huntington Beach Church of the Covenant harbor reform temple SUNDAY MORN ING WORSHIP I COMMUNION •••• 10:41 AM 8:00 A.M.-Holy Comm1111io11 28SO Foimew loocl, CMta Mesa SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP•••··••••••••••••••• 6:00 P:M: l111te A. K11rrla, Pastor RA!lll BERNARO P. KING WEDNESDAY EVEN ING BIBLE STUDY , •••. ,, •• ,.,,, 7;JO P.M. 9130 A.M.-F•mily Servica & Churth SthooJ C Nursotr C1r1 ~ limdoy Wordllp1 9:30 & 11 :00 A.M. Ch11rcll Sthool 9:10 A.M. . • lb meeting 1t NURSERY CARI PlOYIDED I I 100 A.M.-Morriint Wor1hip fNurie1y C•ral PhOllO: 557·Jl40 ' St. James Ep1scopa1Churcha3209 Via Lido, Ntw?Ofl Bach W. Whit Harrl111,o• ... i.._ 7:00 ~.M.-Fe1tiv•I Evetnono & S•rmon Community Presbyterian Church . • for lnfonn•tion: C.111575-7230 Mini•*•' Mu1it1I Diroc.lor • Epi1top•I Yo un9 Churchme11 ' 411 Forest AfftlW, l.9gda IHcll TEMPLE SHARON Phone: 645-3191 Doy or Night All lltur9ie1 i re in 111e at v•riou1 +;mes .... DoHld H. hlrd-ReY. Albert 0 Hjerpe ¢ Tiii Cll•rttl 11 •lw•Y" •v•ll•bl• tot HOI~ M•rtlloe. S1111cloY Wenhlp1 1:45 • 9:30 • 11 A.M. Ch urch School: 9:JO J1111a1 C, Cele)', Pallor-962·75 12 .,,,,; 53'6·4061 Pho11e: 494.7555 .. n. co11wnet1" lf'l .. otH let the s~NE tftUS .@umUNnY @JiURe~ · St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church e11tlre Herber Area " ,00 St. AltdNWI Rood, Newport la0< .. 617 West Homltn, CMN M ... NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH CkrlH Herbert Di1re11fleld, Postor . Wortlllp • Ch11rch Sthool: I, 9:l0 & 11 A.M. All J•wi1h f•111lle1 •r• invited to loln 111 111 1 truly 111e1"in9ful I TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LUTHERAN CHURCH · OF THE MASTER Ph11e: '46-714/ SAllATH IYININIJ SIRYICE~RIDAY AT 1:11 P.M. C"' rur111 I.on: Drl"' 1rid Am•lfl Drive 1-l!lodl $0Ull'I ot 798 Dover Dr. LI 8-lbl I St. Mark Presbyterian Church C•m1>11s arlvt ), S•n Dlt90 Ftttw•r "' c111 ... ,, loull'I '° 2900 Paci fic View Dr • Splrltll.i Lffder -Rabbi Gen•• Goedll'Hllt ' • C1mpv1 Dr.) L .. I to Turli• flock DtlVt. '46-5552 T1rnple Sh•~~11 pt ir -0~19 Sl.1bot ... ~ · Rff. Ric.II Solllfflt11111, , ..... , The Re•. JeMM G. llal11, Corona del Mar CerHt J0111b111ree Ir Eastblwff DrlM, Corell• ct.I M• 9:30 A.M. Sunday School for on og11 Pe1tor Je1M1 Groho111 llrt, P1111tor ' Tho R ... Ro11old White, DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER We,...I, I: Churth School -9:00 & 10:JO A.M. ~ 11 :DO A.M. Momlnt Wonhlp . Atlltlllll P•110r Phone 644·2664 Pllocte: '"4·1141 10:00 A.M.-''M1rriege end Dlvorc1'' MUllSl!llY CAllE PllOVIDl!D Af IOTM NOUl:S ,., 'tnfff'lrl••ltlt c-tnll!tl Ollttr Mttttn•• Ctll ~1"1 Etrly Wouhip 1:00 '·""· Trinity United Presbyterian Church ' 6:30 P .M.-Reveletion: Chapter 12> THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY Chri1ti111 Edut1fio1 •11 5 •.m, 9:00 A.M. Fo111lly Wottfllp Afflllll .. wlttl tlll lltlllt ...._"' Clfl"'-ftdlv1 Worship 10:30 '·"'· 10:00 A.M. S1111day Clilurc• 17,. & ,,..,_,, s..t'CI AH fl/11111. lcn' of Ntwport fwy.I Nursery Care AvaUablt OUTSTAN DINIJ YOUTH PROGIAM-ACRR OF PARIJN~ COAST BIBLE CHURCH School Wenllf, Ir ChttrCh Schoel -9:00 & lO:JO MAICO fOllST!R .IL HIGH, SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO Seventh•Day .Attend fht1 WELCOME 11 :00 A.M. F91tlve Wenlllp Pestoni 6""1• Me11d119: hb Oh111011, lob Pletstlt 49l·1949 494-1141 110·0407 Ml11lt'9ref Mnk -De1H1f1 KrauM -Ph .... : 144-7150 • Adventist Church . PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 171 A.wee.He St .. Cotta M ... Cfiurch of M ... II'•"-Drl" & Mff Street. Coste Mno. Collf. .. WAT IN FELLOWSHI~ ' JtMffl P, """""" P•lllf' CHURCH OF RELIC>IOUS SCIENCE OF NEWPORT HARBOR '1111111 MMSN AHDllEW C. ANOl!ll.SOH, P11rer -JOHN WU TOY, ""°"lilt P•1!0r 01" lllVINI s.uno.v kh0ol1 •1U -Mom~ wonll'it: 1:00 1nd 11 :00 ::: .. ~ 11rt t nff 0t1 .... ,....,.,, hlrll l•ll>lieth School , •• , 9:JD 0.111. 'l;fouf' Cfioict1 Prlnt1 of '••C• Luth1r1n Sel.ool -Miu E1t'ttor Ol1on, Prl nc.ip•I SUNDAY IEllV1CI .............. 11:M A.M, '". C... L, l1111t, Pnt.r •C•744J Mlllllltr ,,. , Elt•ntr J1c•ten, 11,1,C,F, ,. . S41n&iy ~I -.tJtl A,M, W1nl!IJ -ll1H A.M. 8 J1M ,,M, Ma,111111 Wotthlp •• 11:00 •·•· ' ' ........ ~~ l'tt'"' Strvlce J1# PM, Oflic.e Phon1= 549·052 1 Stl.ool Pho111: 5'49·0562 2411 Pctelflt C~t Hlthwoy .:l "Sllarfril Tiii llM•rtll•tlt lltCMI or Cllrt1'"' Pr•v•r M1elin9 W1d., 7:JO p.111. ' Co1ono del Mor • . ' 1i . UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH I FOUNTAIN VALLEY CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF .REll~IOUS SCIENCE Mit1t u1l Synod %D2 I. I. PALISADU ROAD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A.B.C •. 7,0 Yktatl• St, Coste M.-fl--SANTA ANA HllGHT1 M M .. 11tlle ....,.._ SI.._ W WltfMf LetNr Y. Toniaw, Pcmo r Mtnllltf C~vrdl It \11111 .. Clltrdl •ttllltvt klt11eo. I.II Allftlfl ' . 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Show" htld al The Festival of Arts Grounds last Easter week. · The Na- tipnal Board of Christian Social Concerns of The United Methodist Church is sending C'lUt a 1,500,000 leaflets to other Churches which will feature the work of The Laguna Church I n Environfental Concern. "You Can Learn to Forgive'' ts the title of the message which those who worship at First Christian Church of Costa ltfesa, 792 Victoria Street, will hear. Pastor James E. Piercy, will be gpeaking on this subject which dei:IS with the· healing power of forgiveness during both of the morning worship hours, 8:30 a.m. and 10:50 a.m. Sun- day evening, members of Fitst Christian Church will be attending the orange County session of the Pacific Chris· lian Convention at t h e Anaheim High S c ho o I auditorium, 811 W. Lincoln tn Anaheim, Paslor Ronald L. White's sermon at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Drive, Newport .Beach, for both worship services on Sun· day will be titled. "Join the Celebration!" At the Sunday Sdioot hour, 9:15 a.m. the "New Life" folk group, com· posed or thirty young people from' Ascension L u t h e r a n Church in Rolling Hills, will bring their message in song and ·witnessing. They are under the direction of Intern Mark Hal vorson. The group will then remain for the.10: 30 a.m. Worship Service after which·they will join the Luther League for a barbeque and recreation session at th.e University Park Recreation Center. Included in the pro- gram will be a_rap ssion on portions of "Jesus Christ, Superstar." -. Sunday morning, at the 11 o'clock se rvice, Pastor Willis J. Carrico. of the University Baptist Church, 2252 \ S.E. Palisades Road, Santa Ana · Heights, wiil deliver a sermon entitled. "Prayer • Hotline to Heaven" which is the third sermon on this subject. The 7 o'clock evening service wftl consist of the observance of Holy Communion sefvice and spiritual singing. Lutheran Church of The Master, 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona de! Mar offers two hours or worship at 9 _and 11 a.m. Sunday Church School and Bible classes are held at 10 a.m. The congregation will celebrate ''All Saints Sunday" and offer the Lord's Supper at both services or worship. Dr. Wm . R. Eller will deliver the message "New Values For Life." A special service will be held at 2:30 p.m. in the Park Lido (Flagship ) convalescent hospital at 466 Flagship Road In Newport Beach. Worshippers at Fountain Valley Community Church, 11420 Talbert, will hear their pastor speak on ''Bib 1 e Teachings 1 Don't Like" at the 11 a.m. service. Sunday-school classes will precede at 9:30. Jn the evening, at the 7:30 p.m. Biblt Discu sSion Hour. con· gideration "'ill be given to the seventh and eighth chapters of the Book of Acts. Sunday, Community United Methodist Church, 6662 Heil Avenue, Huntington Bf!ach, will answer the call to help build ne'v Methodist Churches In J\.tacedonia and aid in the relief needs of the Pakistani refuge.es. These are the vie· tims of way and terror. Rev. Charles L. Rose will be preaching at the worship Bervices at 9 and 10:30 a.m. The Sacrament of Holy Com· munion wi11 be observed. ClaS.!!es for all ages 'viii be held at the same time.!!. The Rev . Norman Dwight , missionary to Taiwan. will speak at Crown Valley Covenant Church at the 11 c'clock morning worship service. This service and the Sunda y ~hool sessions at ten a.m. are held in lhe cafeteria of Crown vaney School. 29292 Crown Valley Parkway, Laguna Niguel. The Rev. Mr. Iftl.·ight. who has served as ll missionary in Taiwan under the Evangelical C o v en 11 n t slt11td1y, ,_awinber 6. 1~11 DAIL V PILOT· S Pulpit aQd Pew ) Church or America since 1955, ia a graduate of ,Sacramento State College and North Park Theological Seminary, Chicago, Illinois. ~ring his past term in Fengyuan, T~iwan. Mr. Dwight served in an evangelism and ch u r c h ministry. H,is maip work was to assist in the outreach of five churches and chapels in and near the city of Fengyuan. As a Christmas gift to the community, J. S. Bach's Christmas Ortorio will be presented at the Community Presbyterian Church o n Derember 19th at 8 p.m. Directed by Frederick Stouf- fer and organ accomplishment by Frederic.k M-Barnes, \his brilliant sef.sonal masterpiece will feature well k n o w n soloists and a chorus com• posed of choir m~bers from local churches. Thll. first chorus rehearsal will be at 3 p.m. Sunday, at the Laguna Presbyterian Church . Singers wishing to participate in this great work are cordiall.v in· vited to add their talents to the chorus. The fl.1esa Verde United Methodist Church, 1701 Baker Street, Costa Mesa, will have two Sunday morning worship serviees at 9 and 10:30 a.m. Dr. B. Lothair Green has selected as his sermon topic "Between You and God." The Church School will meet at 9 a.m. for nursery thr.ough high 11ehool, and at 10:30 a.m. for nursery through sixth grade. The Youth Academy Program meets on Monday and Tuesday afternoons, final seminar on the teachings and activities or Jehovah's Witnesses. The seminar will be held al Christ Lutherah ~h~~'.h, 760 _!'ria, Costa This nda;. m~ning 'It The 1 Laguna ' Methodist Church, 216.32 Wesley Drive, Dr. Gary Herbertson will preach on, "Being More Human In A Human World." Worship and church school is at 10 a.m. At 9 and 11 :15 a.m. the church will feature the showing of "A New Thing." This short film engages the viewer in a· dialogue in the issues of a emerging church and society. It w-g.es per.ronal reflection and decision making in light of the Christian fa ith. The church has a number of small study and 'fellowship groups whfch are open tO members of the community. Beginning a ne w sermon series, "Faith of Modern Man," Dr. Ray C. Gery will talk on "Is Jesus the Son of God Because He Is the Messiah?" at Christ Church by the Sea. 1400 W. Balboa Blvd:, in Newport Beach. Church School and Morning Worship begin at 9:30 a.m. On Tuesday evening, Nov. 9th, Dr. Elia.!! Galvan will be a guest speaker at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Galvan, Director of Ethnic Planning & Strategy for the Methodist Conference Board of Missions will s p e a k regarding our roles In rela· tionship with tbe Spanish speaking people of the Church. A dynamic speaker, he was formerly pastor of the All Na· lions Church in Los Angeles. ''Gods '1 ha ve Met" will be the sermon topic of the Rev. Bruce A. Kurrie at The Presbyterian Chur ch of the Covenant, 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Worsh)p services will be held at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Church school through the eighth grade will be held at 9:30 a.m. Child care is pro- vided at both services. starting at I a.m. The Youth Group will b&ve &n evanlng meetlng, 7 p.m., at the church. Ed Silvers, t.he new Activities Director, Is organlz· ing 10eial group:; fo~ children,. teen·agtirs, and c o 11 e g e students. Call the Temple at 438--0828, « Ed Silvers at 425-0916. The Temple Sinai lecture series, comprising aix Thursday evening lectures on Jewish topics, start. November 4th. Call the Temple for details. Temple Sinai has many activities for all a~es. On Sunday, at Corona del Mar" ·coiiunuptty c h u r c b , CeDgregatlooal, 611 Heliotrope Ave., the sermon subject is - entitled ·"You'-Gotta Have Heart," to be presented by Dr. ... Philip G. Murray. Worship services are at 10 a.m. With child care. Chureh School i! also at 10, with ' classes from Nursery through Junior High being beJd, This will be F3mi· ly Worship Sunday, with the young people to go to the sanctuary for the early part ot the worship service, whereupon they w.ill be ex· cused to attend the remainder of their Church School class. Also this Sunday our Senior High Youth Choir will perform as part of the worship services. Temple Sharon . the Conservalive TemPle in the harbor areik located at 617 West Hamiltlnl Street, Costa Mesa, will honor the Interfaith Foundation of the · University Irvine on Nov. 19th, at 8: 15 p.m. Rabbi Garson Goodman, . spiritual leader of the temp!e. will orient the services to the dedication of the theme: "Interfaith and Brotherhood", as we appr oach the Thanksgivings Holiday to give thanks for the freedom of religion, upon which this coun· try was founded. and to ac· centuate the good in all peo· pie. Dr. Joseph Hafsten, Ex· ecutive Secretary-o.f the Interfaith Foundation, will be the featured guest speaker for the evening. President of the Temple. Mr. Morton Jacobson. extends a warm welcome to the entire community, to share the evening. A. social hour will be-held after the services." "imprisoned splendor" at the 10 a.m. services held in the Ebell Club. SIS Balboa Blvd., on the Balboa Peninsula . Sun· day School mee.t.s at the. same hour and services .are followed by a.corree-feUowshjp hours. Holy Communion will be' observed Sunday in the 11 a.m. Service at lhe Cotta Mesa Foursquare Church with the pastor. Rev. Robert 8. Jacobs speaking. He will also speak at the 7 p . m . Evangelistic Service. In Sun- day School et 9:34 a.m. the program, ·"ln With feople" continues with Rev . UDeane A. Jacobs, Supt. in charge of the opening assembly. Wednesday night Bible Study and prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. The Friday n i._g. h t ".Cru~der Youth Happening"· continues at 7 p.m .. in the Main Sanctuary with refreshments and a r a p .session in Ule Fellowship Hall afterwards . Chris Haughey. Youth director .is in charge 0£ the Friday activities. delegates te the Natlona Spiritual Assembly. This y~ar's delegates will be voting with other National Spiritual Assemblies · or the Baha'.i World for new members of the Universal 'Hquse of Justice. j-- "CA>rrUng Hom~" will be the topic used by Qr, Verner I. Olson at 11 a.m. Sunday at the First Baptist Church at .24521 M_oulton Parkway, . Lag1,1na Hills. Dr. Olson saMt the message will be based On Acts 4:23-3T which begins "As soon th I 4U &. 11tll •t•lrt, as ey were set ree, Peter coeT• M••A. c-.1..1,. and John returned to their own '...-.i> "'..u11.i;:•,..,_i1 company and told them what PEACE OF MIN , 8-· lhe chief pries1s .aod elders D at p.m.! had said." T~.,., IS ' ~•tur8! •lt P.bV·lllP rnlthOd tor EXPEIOEHCING fllVltf "'"'~ ty, more will PG"'9r "'Id 111 Inner -• rieya.na dncrlpllc11, TM' ~II• i!•fl lh• II"! day ol orldle'f. PeooPll· '""" lf 19 7f .1tllf!CI OU!' C!•-· Reliurrectlon L 0 t b·• r 8 • Wtiy don't ~ 1 10~.r «i tt1v1 tM' v•• 11 • -lllorotl It.ft) •"d kollda toocll Church, L.C.A.., 98U Hamilton logo P05TURIS •114 MIDITATION. Ave., Huo1in1100 B' each, FREE DEMONSTRATIQN schedules morning worship 'Jh H I Co . l 0 MONDAY HIGHT AT .... M. WI 0 y mmun1on a I :30 I Wuk CllU .. St1•l T11tt. "t:)Q •. ,,,. j, 7 p,fl'I, a.m. The "House To House" YOCiA CENTll, 445 I. 17tl St •• ' stewardship emphasis begins ia..."""""""""C~O"""ST~A"""M~•~••""""""c~ ... ~~·~·~Y~·~·~·~"~'"""~'~"~·~l2'~t"""!!!!"""-l today. Arthur R. Tingley, 1 · pastor, will speak on "All Those Consecra\ed To Him." K•d L•J A k And Ann MiseI . is organist. Lloyd I S I \..e 10 S y "YOUR LIFE' Aclion or Danielson is choirmasler, Sun-· , Reaction?" is the sermon sub-r;d;•:;Y;';;';;h;oo~l;i~s ~a~I ~·;·~· m~, --~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:;;;::: ject of Don A. Bassett, pastor ! of Newport Center United Methodist Church. The con- gregation worships at St. 1'.1jchael's and All Angels Episcopal Church. Pacific Vlew Drive and Marguerite. Newport Beach, at 11 :15 a.m. Church School and nursery care are offered at the same hour. The University Un1tarlan Community will meet at 7: 30 p.m. on Sunday, · in the clubhouse of the Park West Apartments, 3983 Perkview Lane, Irvine. Following a brief progra_m_ an "The End fs) of Tolerance'\ there will be an organizational meeting t o adopt hy·laws, d e f I n e membership. and elect tem- pOrary officers. Baha'i1 of S o u t h e r n Callfornia ; District 2 will meet Sunday at the Odd Fellows Hall, Main Street, Santa Ana for the election of five LOCAL . EDITORIALS The DAILY PILOT NEW DIRECTIONS FOR ~IINISTRY .. M•lttJff'ff"'.' offon tallol'flf 911lda~• to ml1d1ton. print! a11cf cf111r.:h odntl11l1ttal•f'l wha .,.. co115lclorl11t r1warcfl•t OJ:11C11tlvo c•rnrl by me1kl11t ~no odj11stm011tl l11ro rho world if lllltlJMtt a11tll h1dahy. ___. ' . ~ "l"M l'lllrl• ,.,, " C:tftfkl•Ut•I· N• o.i1 .. 11eoi, ....... •r Sfl!d ·-l'M T•• Marn•~ MR CALLISON, MAINSTllA.M·INTlllNATIONAL ~!! ~ 2061 11111"-Co11t1r Dr., S11lto ZOl loppoltti O.C'. olrportl ,\"~ N-port IMch, Collf. 17141 IJS.Jt22 The Way-In Fe II t1w sh Ip Church. of Rellgtou1 Science meets for Sunday service at 11 a.m. at their new location , at 241"1 Pacific Coast Highway in · Corona de! Mar. The church building (s near ·the-corner of · Begonia'St. Rev'erend Eleanor C. Jackson is the founding pastor. Her sermon topic for Sunday wiU be "Born to have Dimension". Mr. Jerry Mankowski is now the soloist, accompanied by Mrs. LoRayne ·Jawston •church organist. or special interest is th~pcoming Treasure Aue· ti to be held on Nov. 14th foll ing the Sunday service and during the Fellowship hour. Items to give for thi!i! event .may be brought to the Sunday service. also the church will be open on Nov. 13 from JO a.m: until noon to ac- cept· ~if ts for the auction. The- "Why Do You Call Me 'Lord, Lord'?" is the sermon subject at Harbor Christian Church, meeting each Sundr.y al the· Upper Bay Boy'·s Club, 2131 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa. Church School is." at 9:45 and worship is at 10:45. Dr. l}.W. McEJroy is the minister. The Brolhechood of r,mple Quite Often LOCATION • Way-In Church -is a giving church and all clothing donated will be given to Fairview Hospital for tlieir needs. The Garden Grove Com- munity WaU,·iD. Dr Ive · In Cburch. 12141. Lewis St. an· nounced that Friday, at 7:30 . p.m., wil be a Singles' Night at"' the church. All Oriinge County Singles are invited. The speaker wit be the Rev. Kenneth Van Wyk , Minister of Educat~on at the Community Church. His responsibilities in- clude supervision of the 15th largest Sunday Church SchOOI in the United States, ~evelop ing the Center for Advanced Lay Leadership which opened this fall with 1n0re than 1200 enrollments. end the organize·. lion of the largest church· s~nsored Singles group in this area. - Members of Reformation · Lutheran C h u r c h will celebrate ·tile t e n t b an- niversary of the organization of the congregation by a ban-- quet at the chu rch Friday at 6:45 p.m. The Rev . Dr'. Carl W. Segerhammar, president of the Pacific South \j'esf Synod of the Lutheran Church in America will be g u e s t spµker. Reformation Church W8s organized on Nov .. 12, 1961. After m.eeting in the. Legion Hall ·tor th ree years, the congregation moved to lheir new and present home ·on Larkspur and Magnolia in . Westminster. Roy A. Guinn is the pastor. On Nov . 14, Mr. Howard 1.-0gan, assistant to Dr. Segerhammar will be guest preacher. Beth David of Orange County F h C II 1 • MUNTIHOtON af.t.CN has scheduled a Mystery bus. ig ts ity Ha Sheraton leach Inn, 21112 Pacific Coost Hwy. MICH.AA PAIJCll ,....., ........ 219!>&7'oi0,,... • trip for Nov. 20, 1971. The iJust 1'.'orth nf BPil.c::h BJ.J coiltt• P•ol1uor & ~•rm1r N1v11 0111c1r mystery trip will take those; I'::::=:::::========~ ===~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,.;..,;,.;..,;~~~;;.,,;~~~ p8rticipating to rpany surprise locations for an evening of fun ··and excitemenl. The buses will leave the . Com mun ity Congregational Church, 4111 Katella Ave. at 7: 15 p.m. and return approxiiTiate!y 5 to 6 hours later. The cost for th is gala evenini;:' will be $15 per cotiple and the tickets can be obtained from Mr. Al Selnick. 425-8652 days' and · 527·8507 evenings or by calling Mr. Jerry Blltstein, 430-1311. Robert Bro\vning said there is "the spark which a man may desecrate but never quite lose." This is the' Divine . essence within him -the "im· prisoned splendor." at The California's Largest Display of Diniiig·&·Game Sets DINING-GAME FREE'' TABLE •• 48" Octagon No Mar Top WITH PURCHASE OF 4 CHAIRS St. John lhe D I v I n e First Church Of Religious Episcopal Church, 2043 Orange Science of Newport Betlcb this Ave., Costa Mesa will observe Sunday, the Rev. Albert Burke Holy Communion at 7:30 & has chosen for his sermon-lec- 9:30 a.m. Rev. Fr. David ture topic,' "Perfect God - The parking lol nf Faith Crump will serve as celebrant. Perfect Man. Perfect Being." Lutheran Church, 34381 Calle Nursery care will be provided · Discover how to release your Portola. Capistrano Beach,l---:::'::--,,==-==~-,-::::::.:.::....:::::...::..:.::::::.£.'.'.'.'.1 will be the seene of "first- class" car washed today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.in., according to the youth of the chur(:h. The funds received .through their "scrubbing and rubbing" ef- forts will be used for thei r forthcoming Winter Youth Retreat. Both ttie inside and outside of all cars will be cleaned for ·$1 : campers and small trucks will be $1.50. Rev: James Knotek's sermon for the 10:30 Sunday morning worship service will be "Here is a Man." The Junior Choir will sing "The King or Love My Shepherd Is." The Lord's Supper will be celebrated on this Sunday. For the third lime within several weeks, the Sun• day school attendance reached another peak. Classes for an ages begin at 9:15. The adulls ere currently 1tudylng "The Work and Personality of the Holy Spirit." Tuesday evening, 7:30 to 9 p.m .. Rev. 'Knotek will conduct the second and 1 I I I I 1- 1 I I I LAS VEGAS w~ ~World'1 targd Mol91 -1,000 loom ...... ; .. S1onl .. Hotel & Douilog'Now ~.?!§, YOU'LL SAVI ... ... ,.1'1111 ,.) ..... Midweek_ Special : Noto Lowest Winter Rattf! c • ., .... , .... _ 2M ......... hllW. ... 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She is not One of.the joy1 of fly ing long distances nece5Sll'ily accountable for the summery Is that you finally get around to the book of her book that apptars on the dusL that bas 60 krlg betn demanding to be jacket; that overheated prose I a presumably the work of her publisher's J'eld. But It is precisely this is>lation that publ1clty department. Still, even dis· proves frustrating when the book you are counting its tone, it does serve as a fair reading b Edith Efron's "THE NEWS precis of what is inside. Here are two TWISTERS" (Nash, $7.95}.-For on &le paragraphs: almost every page tbere is an assertion , 'jTHE NEWS TWISTERS, as Its so damning to network news broadcasts distinfuished readers say on the back that no trained newsman could PoSSiblf~ cover of this book. is a 'bombshell' and a accept them without an independent 'blockbuster,' It! initials-TNT-are not a check. coincidence. A powerfully documented So the best you can do while traveling expose ol bias in network news, it· e1· b promise to youraeJ! that nothing will plodes the myth of network fairness and 1et a higher _priority on your rttum home reduces the networks' claim of poliUcal thari a persOn.a1 examination cf the ba~s . neutrality tc rubble .•• on which Mi111 ·Efren presents her "TNT slashes through the conventional charges of rampant pollUcal, racial and _ political line-ups on the network bias cultural bias in the news programs of the issue-uniting all cf them in one scholarly three major networks. Although her yet suspenseful analysis. lt _ conflrmt target is network news, her book will · Republican charges of a calculated doubtless give encouragemtnl to those assault on Richard Nixon. It confirms the mutUparty 'Silent Majority' charges of left-liberal bias. It confirms" black-minori- ty ch&rges of insidious racism. .Aiid it confinns New Left charg~ of distortion and 'censorship.' " THmE ARE grave charges, lJ'ld Miss Efron thua makes her woik one that slin· ply caMot be .cverlooked by anyone in· terested in responsible journalism. So you begin to look carefully at her evidence. "'r study was•based on the prime time ne\f's broadcasts of ABC, CBS aOO NBC during seven weekg of the 1968 presiden- tial campaign: These were generally the news programs aired l>etween 7:ob and 7:30 . p.m. Mlss Efron picked them because "they are known to be the major source of politic.al inConnaUon for the whole country." Miss Efron had all of these broadcastJ: recorded and then analyzed them to determine which positions they took en the candidates and on major issues of the day like the Viet.nam war and campus violence. 'The early part o! the book is devoted to a wlec of grapha lhowlnc the number of wmt. for and •l•inst the candJdates. On ABC, 51\e found 869 W6rds for Nixon and 7493 against; on CBS, 320 for .Nb: on and 5300 against; and on NBC, 431 for and 4234 against WHEN IT CAME to Hubert Humphrey, P.1isa Efren's colint showed : ABC, 4218 for, 3569 aa:airist : CBS, 2388 fort 2083 against; and NBC, 1852 for ana 2MS against. .The nauln& quest.ion that.arises very . early b 2redsely how Miss·Efron d!fines a word "fi>r" or "against" a candidate -and whether she uses standards that woUld be generally actepted. Alas, you caMot answer that at 39,000 feet :-Mlss Elrori does not present the actual terts on. which lhe bases her analyses and thit, in fact, is the fatal naw in her case. Thia omission strikes you repeatedly as yru re '1 d Mis.5 Efron's evalua~on of various items from the three networks. For example, oo page 281 , she writes that on Sepf. 25, 1968, a CBS reporter, "says Ni.Jon has & rancorous itrtaki I , • • I • , ~BloeJc,,..,~ book makes some· scary points about t~ media-. until tlaose points q.re run down against the f~ts ••• uy1 Nlxoo is ove"rccnfide.nt; auuest.s he 11 a Uar." · IF 1111S i. whal Ille CBS reportu said, Miss Efron'a charge of bias is proved.- But when you get the actual text from CBS, you find that what the reporter said was: "This week's tour, all Jn friendly terrif.ory, is t.o reassure the faithful, and to boost local GOP candldat NiJoo says he is w · · .ff a · t ov enee. but he himRU hardly 6oks worried." Again, on page" 312, Miss Efron lillt& a CBS J>roadcast d. Sept :!$, 1968, In which, in her words, "Reporter attacks white middle class as racists." According to CBS, the precise words which Miss Efron interpreted in this manlier were:, "From Pennsylvania, Muskie f 1 e w to Michigan and thE:re in Taylor, a white, middle class suburb of Detroit, was heckled by iupporters of G e Or g • Wallace. Correspondent Heiman reports be handled them with as much aplomb as he handled college hecklers.'' FAR TOO often, when J\1Jss Efron's characterization of a broadcast is weigh. ed against the text, it is revealed to . reflect only her own very subjective evaluation of a series ·of words that can and do convey something quite different to others. The sreilt pity.about Miss Efron's book is that it is going to be seized UJl:On and cited by critics..of the media in general as proof of everything they have ~ways said about the press. '.fhey. like f\.fiss Efron herself, forget that communication is a two-way proc. ess. and th1at it is not always the sender who twists fac~: the receiver can do it quite as "easily. Miss Efron proves tha t she herself excels at it. • Ill the Prisons: Pigs Versus Niggers Racism > • Inmates Play on Issues of . Color ' By llALPH C. f>EANS Edttorlal Retearcb Reports Penologista, ex-convicts and politicians readily admit that the American prison systeJfl ·is a colossal failure. With few ex· ceptions, the system neither deters the p:itential criminal nor rehabilitates the actual criminal it deals with. The ac- cusation.now is that prisons are not on1y fai1Ute5 but racist failutes as well. 1be bloody events at Attica prison last month. and the violent shootout at San Quentin three week& earlier, had strcng racial cvertones. "Nigger" and "pig" were the angry bl.it commonplace expletives heard b y newsmen at both prisotl!. Kenneth A. Gibson, the Negro mayor ol Newz.rk, N .J., charged that the use of farce to quell the A'ttica revolt was "the same force of racism which caused .ind then put down with force civil disturbances in this coun- try's &hettos." NEGROES, who make up 11 percent of the populatlol'I, acrount for nearly cne· fourth cf the more than 21,000 inmates in federal prisons. No one seems to know what proportion of the 185,000 inmates in state prisons are black. An official of the American Correctional Association tcld Editorial R"esearch Reports it runs u high as 75 and 80 percent in some states. Fifty-five percent of the inmates at At- tica were black. . A-t the same time, fully 95 percept of the prison guards in America. are wl11te, according to the Joint Commission en Correctional Manpower and Training. The image is thus one of blacks being locked up by whites -a condition which .-----Our ltfa1t 111 Sa11 Fraltdaco -----. l-lungarian Loses Again To Russians By HEllB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Have you had your irony today? If not, hear the tale of John W. Sardy, who was a lawyer in Budapest when the Hungarians revolt.ed against the Russia ns in October, 1956. A month 1ater. a Soviet t£nk shelled his apartment house, and be knew it was time to get out. Leav. · ing all their belongings behind, Sardy and his wife, nona, and her young son, Gabriel, fled to VieM&. then to the United States -and finally to San Francisco, where he is still having trouble wilh the Russians ..•. Fpr the past five yea.rs he has been manager of 2190 Green, the apartment building the Soviets have bought to house their offices and consular staff. When the last tenant leaves, probably tri Oecem· ber, the Sardy family will have to move out, too. - NEWS IS where you find It sometimes in the unlikeliest places. For example, there'l!I a hot story in the Gwnp's Christmas catalogue, just off the presses : color photo•-0t various vases, white porcelain roosters and a listing for an oxblood bowl -au im· ported from the People's Republic of China, formerly Red . The moment Pres. Nixon announced a thaw. Gerald Dewey. Gump'a director of Oriental art, and r.farilu Klar , direct'lr cf the Jewel Room, flew to Hong Kong and began dickering with dealers: from Peking. Result: The first listillgs. from Mainland China in a GW11p's catalogue aince Christmas, 1949. WE ALSO have run llCT"OSS the S.F. Opera's greatellt fan . and perhaps the N'o. 1· opera nut anywhere. He's T. Alla Kotas, director of admissions for the College of Pharma ce utical Sdtnee! at Columbia University in ' New Yori!:, who his ~ every pro- duction by Ule 5.F. Opera for the pasl ali aeaaona.. "It may be 11· t.emmenl to aw madness;&' he 1rnlles, "but your opera 11 so superior 1.t'.I the tired old Mtt that, even taking into con. lldttation the plane fares. _the pr.ice per aeat is worth It'' ••. Elying In aod out as often u he deft, Kotas ha3 made another dilCOYtr)' that may ~ u news to yog: he t;t.ktom hag time for more lhan a pre-curtain oandwlch and frull aallld Jn tbe Opera House baltmtnt -and hr: loves dt! '":'be art of pro\•lding dectnt food eervioe lrr theattrs 1$ non-exit1tent ex- «PI Jn your Opera Hou1e," he ••Ji•. '"I ...W~ bait to wish on anyone the miserable dry sandwiches offered on stale bread by surly waiters at Lincoln Center for $1.75. San Francisco's snack service is in the great European tradition·· ..•. Sakes alive! OFF TO A fast start: The Pacific Heights Alcoholism Recovery Center on Sacramento St. opened recently wilh -yep -a cocktail party~ THE STIJNNED LOOg of the \reek was on Boss Nate Jacobson's face up at King's Castle as he handed the keys to an $8000 Jaguar to the ChiCago Cubs' Peanuts Lowrey for hitting a hole-in- one. Nate bad plumb forgotten to get the usual L}pyds cf London policy ($500) that covers such a ridiculous eventuality. ' • ASSEMBLYMAN Willie Brown squared accounts with those blue-nos- ed legislators who voted against his bill to legaliie RXUal conduct between consenting adults in private. To each of them he handed !!II mock movie con- tract to star in a film titled "Carnal Ignorance.'' DON WEGARS found anoth·er real loser : a guy who built a bomb shelter during that fad 10 years ago -and .stocked lt with Bon Vivant soups. WILD BLUE YONDER: Oul al S.F. fn tem11Uon1l, the Rev. William Pow'-r C11ncey Jr. ran into an Episcopal priest from HonoluJu, Ctaude Du Teil, wearing a big grin and carrying ·a suitcase with a baggage tag labeled "SIN" (thit's airlinese for Singapore) •. _ Now thtn, about Valley Airllnt:s of San Jo&e, which flies nine-passenger Beechcrafts ' and hires ·onlY"' "mini- stew1" -1lrl1 under~· -because of its limited cabln -•pace. "So fir." nport5 Exec Don Klein , ''we ha ve four mini-stews but we need two more. The trouble Is, tht ~horter the glrl._tbt w)der. It's hard to get ·em in p~ portlon." You'"' noUced th a I too? ... Chutk Ro11ebrook. In Laguna Beitch for the v.•eekend. phoned Air California and said to the re1e.rvalioos girl : "I'd like to tttum to SM Pran- ciJCO." "God.._blts.LYou. deerie," 111\d she. "so would (1" · re.inlorces the. belief of m a n y black prisoners that they .lire "political" ·vie· tims of a racist society. George Jackscn, the black author who died.in an_.alleged escape bid from· San Quentin en Aug. 21, had written in his best-selling book, "Soledad Brother: '1 "M o s t · of today's black convicts have come to understand that they are the mo.st abused victims cf an unrighteol!.!I order." "YOU HAVE gathered into pri~n sOme of the most acute ract relations problems and .the prison environment intensifies them," says Dr. Norval Morris, direct.or of the Center fol-Studies in Criminal Justice at the University of Chicago. "What happens il!I thl!lt the inmate in- vests ordinary criminal activity with the idea that he is a part of the political change. _ . . Common criminals have never been on the cutting edge cf an)' revolutionary movement. Nor are they now." Fred T, Wilkinson. director of the · Missoµri State Departme.[lt of Cor· red.Ions, contends in 1: similar vein that "racial overtones evolve out of 1ituations where opportunist! of both races seek to play on them," An inmate at Attica, who identified himself as Julio Carlos, told a reporter that tht rebellion there stemmed from poor prison conditions rather. than racial hostility er radical ideology. ·William R. • Coons, a ccllege English teacher wbo spent several months in At- tica for pos.o;ession cf illegal drugs, wrote recently in The New York Times Magazine that prison life tends to break down racial hostility rather than build it up. He said prisoners find "there is com· mon ground, irrespective of color, religion, class, education or anything else." RACISJ\1 thus remains a confused and confusing element in the American prison system. It injecti: new uncertainly into attempts to bring about penal reform. The 'experts are. at a loss, foi-instance. over what to do about 1 new breed of black prisoner who rejects rehabilitation programs as .socie~'s method of im- planting a "white" mind In his body. Some penal officials say they would be willing to stop censoring prison mail, but thty feel they cannot as Ion& as in- cendiary militant li terature keeps flowing in. Integrating wh ite and black prisoners, no matter how carefully arranged, could be a prelude to viclence in some penih~n· tiaries. And a warden who allows his prisoners complete religious freedom may find a rif')t being planned at the ''chutch service." Prison unrest appears to be increasing at the-very time when there is a broadly supported movement in both fedeia! and state governments for penal reform. At Attica. some prisoners were workina: in jobs outside of the institution in a new \\'otk-release program at the time of the uprising. Penologists say there may be a revolution of "risin& expectations" in the. prison upheavals -that the desire lor freedom is sharpened by half measures. PRESIDENT NIXON committed the: natton in 1969 to a IO.year program of modernizing the federal ccrrec:tlonal 1y&tem and aiding the state1 in im· proving their facilities and thelr parole and probation programs. Spending has in- creased !!It local. state and federal levels -currently about Jl.5 billion 1 year - but prison officials say much more is needed just to 1\levlate overcrowding. A iroup cf prisoners at tht otstrict of Columbia jail complained in federal court recently th8l unsanil.U'y 11nd overcrowded conditions there amount to "cruel an~ unusual punishment" prohibited by the "Constitution. Thelr lawyer. Ronald Goldfarb. wrote • recently : "UnUl we do somtthing con-- 1tructive about radically re!orinin1· Nnerlcan prisons 1nd developing means to ensure thr:ir f1ir nper1tion. whit hap- pened at Attica portends blt:aJc days ahead," The evenll at Attica have !et off a WIV~Of SOlll·selfthtna. The crltlc•I que:SJ tion is whether 1tt1ulne reform will follow. ' \ RECENT PRISON DISTURBANCES IAI QUUfTlll !Ctli.) ~--L-....;1. CUMMIJll$ (Aok.j PllllOll fAllM 1in1CA 11'-Y.I CDllllEtTIOJllA1 fACILITT lot!. l •1l. 1111 ~l-....... 11 ,. ... """"'- NDlMlHUllG PRllO• t--11-:---i:!--._.---{'.~ .. _ ' ,._Ji>l'"I ..,,, "" 1•--.1 .• u ..., n.1111 lll-•11111• ..... aDLIDAO.PltlSOfl IW...tM.l -. u.1111 , .... _ ......... llr ..... ~--.. --_...,. __ , .. :11---"-.... .......... --- ,.., __ _ • And· How About California? Younger Wants Reform, But Still a Tough Litte By EVEu.E J. YOUNGER California Attorney General In my opinion the time has come for a re-examination of our prison system and a re-evaluation of our ccrrectional policy. Our system in California isn't as effective as we would like it to be but it's probably th~ best in the nation. The need for re-examination stems not so much from the system's failure as it does from a change in the problems. The prison population in California has changed drastically. Mast men in prison in California today are rough and mean and they keep getting more so as the prison population gets smaller. Calllornia is using prison only as a last re.sort and is leading the nation in keep-ln.i people out of prisons . OFFICIAL POIJCY 1 l s o encourages early parole for those wbo appear to have a reaspnably-good chance ol keeping straight on the outside and aur parole system in California ls becominl ritore effective. In 1968 there were a~ut 28,000 lnmate1 in prisons in California: Today there are . approximately 23,00Q. Only .LQe mOsl dangerous aild most violent are in Jh'i&on . Eight out of nine in prison have been previously handled without success under local probationary supervision. Today, one-PlsU the men who are. sent to prison have killed. assaulted, raped, or rnbbed another citlzr:n. Ten years ago. two-thirds cf the inmates were irnprtsooed for non· violent crim·ea. The campus revolution has also moved lnto the prisons. The rt\'oluilonarlt:s wanl to use the desperate. violent men that make up a large part ol the prilon popll- latJon and these prisoners w a lt t very much to be usf!d. A man serving his third term for armed robbery doesn 't usually have many friends on lhe out.side. Once he 1tops being 1 common' thug and became• a violent revoluilon&r)\ Iota of poop!e "relalo" to him. ·. ........ ONCE TRI':. PRISOJ'iER bell~v"' lhal he is In prlaon nol bec•uae he held up a ba"Tik and shot a teller but because· of bls radi~al poliLlcal views. he begins to .a.ct like a ,martyr and i1 less responsive to reascnable discipline. So these men in prison are DOt iveras:e men. f\.toit of them h'lve npeatedly demonstrated thit they cannot or will not con trol themselves. How you rate our prisons, cf course. .depends on .your definition of good and ynur concept of tfie purpose of prison. SomfJ people bellevi°'•t Jfrt.i:iftt exlat on· ly to rehabUllAlo felons. That simply la not lnle. , The first and most important function of a prison· is the protection of society. Dangerous men must be removed from the streets for the safety of the public. These men c&Mot be released until there ls some degree of. assurance that they will not begin Immediately to resume their criminal acUvities. With some mt.n this process of change may begin to hap- pen fa irly rapidly .• With others, it comes only very slowly or perhaps never . There are a number of men currently confined in the California .prisons to whom the deterrent effect of punishment is minimal. They are re I a t i v e I y un· ccncerned by the fact that another crime \vould probably result in another priscn term. These men are also impervious to the prospects ol change and rehc.bilita- tion. SUCH MEN, no prison system can do m ucept confine them. Yet even that fun · n serves useful purposes. During the e of their confinement. such men are.no ree. to prey upon the public and after a fl t!ars of sitting in the sUn at Folsom, the e probably going to be somewhl!lt differ t or at least older, men than when they ~red the prlson. The second important function cf the prison sentence is to punish. Society needs the security of knowing that a man who commits a dangerous a,nd violent crlme will not go unpunished and that ls a basic reason for the existence of our prison system. The fa ct ct punishment of- fers some opportunity to convince the robber that he shouldn't repea t the crime when he gets out. Perh11ps a few ye8rs of prison will lead him to the mnclusion that the rewards are not worth the punish- ment which ensues. Finally. punishment of one robber by a pri800 commitment p r t s u m a b I y discourage! other lndlvlduals considering the same type ol acUV\ty (although it'1 admittedly dllficult to measure the effect of deWTentl on crime rates .) tNCIOENTlALLY, If' YoU don't like the word ''punl1bment." 1ub1Utule the word "discipline." It's a fact that no group of DeODle ran 1ssociate together 1uccessful· ly iind peacefully-be It a Sunda.y school cl8s1. boy scout ttoup, professional foot. ball team or a state vt"ilh 20 million citlriena-without ground rules and aome- on1 in authority w!llin& and able to en· force the ground rules. The lhlrd function of any ~son system Is rth1btllt1tlon. AlthOugh rehabilitation 11 an Ideal to whlch everyone can rub6crlbe and tor Which everyone~lfopt.s, It ls much overpfayed in describing the role d. a prlloo. Tllo fact la that "'? man can be rehabilitated against h:is will. The m·ost sophisticat~ techniques o f persuasion. the most ca refully applied principles of psychiatry, or the most ap- peaHng training or vocational programs are absolutely worthless for a man who isn't intere.sting in changing himself. On the other hand, even the most minimal program offers a substantial prospect for change when the prisoner is significantly interested in b e 1 p i n g himself. It should be made clear that prisons cannot rehabilitate inmates - cnly inmates can rehabilitate Inmates. Prisons ca n and do offer opportunities and,encourage those men who want to help themselves. \Vithin that framework the California system is doing a pretty good job. CALIFORNIA HAS just about the best rate of pa.role success in tm: nation. About 70 per cent successfully mmplete parole. Thafs not as good as we would like, but given the present state of the art of regulating human behavior; it may be about the best we can do. For the most part our system reflects the attitude tha~ humanizing the prisons is not inconsistent with maintaining strict discipline. On the contrary. the-more hate and desperation, the more bloody riots. If compassion for human beings is not reason enough to provide reasonable, comfortable surroundings. adequate food, vocational training, and intelligently planned leisure time activities,1a de sire to avoid trouble at minimum expense is 1 reason. There can be no proper reappraist.I of the systr:m unltss .,.,·e.resist the rhetoric of the extremists at bolh tnds o( the viec· trum. Thos• who claim to favor priscn reform would do well to recognize the virtues as well as the deficiencies in California's prisons. -----Saturday, November 8, 1971 Th• comment page of the Daily Pilot liceks to lnfonn and stimulate readers by presenting a variety Ol com· mentary on topics o( inter. est and signl!icanc! from informed· observers and sp-okesmen. Robert N. Wood, Publl1hw ? • I. The of pp lied st ap- am1 who most ti al er is in g that " -ates. nilies nt to ework pretty best ation. plete would h< art ay be flecU risons strict hate ol.5. ·11 not able, food. ently es ire e is a ol of 'col !IP'" risan th• s in .• . ; '· ., ;. ' ..... r.: '._: , __ ~ •' •' • •' \ Good morning, boyt and girls and welconie to another ,· S~turday of fun and !earning w1ltt Uncle Len and his friends Carol and Andy. The turnout was klnd of slim ror !he contesls this week. r hope we all dlg in on our lopie1 this week and flll the old mail sack to the brim. It makes the conteris much bet~ ter and competition for tbe Kennedy ball-dollars is a lot more fun. , . ~ bur topics £or this week will ~ be run, too. . 1 .. The first one you can use ·is • · · the fact that nnt week: is Na-· ~ · ·• · \ I ., .. : . ' .' ..... tional Smile \Veek. Voll\ would ·· ~· · ·~ •. :l\.,IJ1A '.~ · .. · be. surprised just how much -I I -....._. better things will be if we. aJI ~ ·" .+--.,...;"-'...; ~Id keep a happy, contented smile 1 • "'-.:'· · · '-"»,~,ol-.,:::t'--~ ..... f on our faces. Smiles make not r--"------..:.,---------....,---,.--,-,....---------. -only ourselves. but othett hap-, ·. · ~ -· · ·. · '" PYA second topic choice foc * PRIZE W9fiNE•ft· * this week is cats. Nexl v.·eek i! also National Cat Week. Do ybur drawin_gs or poems on these favorite pets of mankind. The biggest topic of the wetk will be the·first week of entries for Thanksgiving. This great American holiday will Jaime Kartak, 9. 108 ·7th St., Balboa Any child under 12 can enter Oncie Len's Art Contest. Here's In you do: (1) Draw picture oo ~e ·Of plai..q,1 white paper ~cbea wld.e and 4 inches deep. Use .black i~ and inak~ Unes black. (2) DO not copy or trace picture. lt must be. your P.'f?l...work. ''' Put your.Jlj,(l)e, i;e.llld addte!.S oc hack of drawing. ~1ail it to Uncle' Len's Art Contest., BOx 1560, DAILY' PILOT, Calta Mesa. Winner will receJve Kennedy hall dollat: " ' . ..be marked thiJ year on Nov.~-------------------------------' 25. This observance is a tradi· tional celebration to give thanks and blessings for all that went well in the past year. t.lany countries celebrate a Thanksgiving Day and although it originated in an- S..d your tiv .. t1.iis .. Ati: Jiffy, c/• Or..,. C... Dolly Pllor, hz 1 StO, c .. 111 M918t C.tlf. - cient times, the i\merJcatl holiday marks the -meeting between the Plymouth Rock pilgrims and the Amer1canJn.. dians sometime in· DCCember or 1621. The-Pitgrims y,•ere starving find the Indians &a'l!e them food and told lliem the best ways to hunt for food in the new land. Unfortunately. this friendship bctw~en •.11hite man an.d red f!ian was short lived, and tbe settlers began laking land away from the Indians. But . the spirit ..of that ttrSt Thanksgh•ing has remained until the present day. -.. Tha_nksgiving day was first sef asid€"by President Lincoln. in 1861 but it was not unlil 1941 that an act of Congress made it an official nationa l holiday. • So this week, kids, and Cor i~Y..eral weeb to come, we will use TRanksgiving for our big topic and we will try to ex· plore some of the interesting angles of the great holiday. Also, don~t forget those ri4.· dies and poems. Really stuff the old mail sack this week. And~ Hnds -!•I• 20-Wlllll'nt Hl Of Jike fierce W~S ··ps, The ·~~--c 'f e'J "'" """''" ._ •M'''°'H1• 10 Ju~• famous Coor re Thie ·•-1 ____ ,,. M!ller, IGt' 1:1, of H1911 Pol~t, Nor!I(;,-' aro A , ·--oMner C1ralln1, for hf!' IUt11!Cll'l: Rf:VeDg:~ and , the Dreld· OJ ,,,. , ' What sort of ship did Drake ~~i,~i:T,~!'.~~~ ~ RIDDLEs·' q~cf JOKES sail agaJnst the Armada? . Armada struck m-•. nTak(_ . / ., ...... -- ~ *"ttnbtt 6, 1971 OAILV PILOT 7 YOUR .NEWS _ QUIZ ' PART I -NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL . -Give ¥0\lfltll 10 90iptt !or each .eorrect answer. 1 The UN 'Genera.I Assembly approved a reaolu- tlon aubmttted by ; • 1 •• to expel Natto6aJt1& · China from·the organlzaUon andadmJtCommu- . niil China 1n 1ti pl•ce. 11,-Cuba · b-ChJ.le ~ c-A.lbanit. , . , · ~.The United States voted (CHOOSE ONE: in favor ¢ ,· ap~n1t) the expuJ.eJan of NaUonaltat Ch.Ina. 3 PresJdent Tito of •. ? , • began ·a 'filit to the United States last weeK:... · · a-Yugoslavia b-Hungary c-BtilprJa . 4 Canada and the Soviet Union have lg feed to work. together to prevent pollution of •• ? •• ··a-the North Pacific Ocean · b-ine -Arcuc . a-.:ma)o·r oce•? _ftShJri.g g"rourid"a · 5 Olk.land ·Athletics· pl~he.r ; • 1 •• bee.me Uie YC?U.nge~ pl•yer ever to y.1.n ba1ebi.U•a Cy Younr ·award. • · , -·a: slue Moon Od.Om' b-C.atftsh Hunter · ·:c:.v111a ·Blue .. '· .. · ! ..... expel - 2 •.• k&vert _ . 3 ..... adverse 4 ..••. resoluUon ' a-::~omethtng decided ' · U}>On b-use improperly c.:.avold, prevent · d-unla vorable, an tar Oni11Uc .• : · .. • 5 ..... llbu~e / -~-drive out forcefully PAR.T Iii -NAMES IN THE NEWS Take 6 points for names that you can · correctly match with the ~lues. l._. ... c. Jackson Grayson 2 ..... \\lillia.m Rehnquist 3 ..... Jos.eph Sisco 4. .••.• George Boldt S ..... Donald ·Rum1;fe!d a-Executive DJ rector, Cost oJ Living Coun- cil b-Cha.irm11n, Price Com.mlsslot1 c-Asslstant Secretary of State tor Mideast- ern Affairi;· d~::.;upremc. C'purl nomi- • n .. e-Cbatrmanr<,>ay &a rd Test l' ourself -··, ..... ~,., ~ 14-Ull lltally ..... ---............ two! Piii W hlr own "noH for fltln," Tl-lit lflll ..-ry Ntws Ovit In 11\9 prlv•<Y ot vour a-llO-(you doft'1 t¥tll 1>1¥1 ... 1t1 lflil rnt ot IM ltmll~ kMW l\OW '!'OU m.o. OU!l Mid -llow•lnUCf'I """ llllOW 11MN/t MMl't OO!fta Oii Ill 1119 ...Orhl' IOH1 • OWi ~--. ~ Jf1f1M! I .... .._,, ._. CIWtl, ' Match word clues with their correspond ... tng -ptctures dr ·1ymbols. 10 ilo!nts for each correct answer • f a~' ~;},~' ,;.~: m ~:.1n~~ ·~ / :.~~~~:"" vloltod IRA . ,, So~Jet P(emler Alexei B 0 Kosygln vlslted t b Is Latin American coun- try 3..... . Seal ~-Ute U.S. Envl- ~ rorun.tnt41 . Protection '·. . .Asency 4 ..... Brussels, Belgium 9 ..... former U.S. Senator. fr.om_ ~1innesota Eu- gene McCarthy 10 ..... This go"1ernment · .agency ls holding bearings on advertis- ing in the U.S. HOW DO YOU RATE? G (Score bch Side of Quiz S.perettly) 71 to S> polnh-'Good, ·91 to 100 polftt1 -TOP SCOIE! 61 to 10 polnt1 -Felt. II to 90 pOlnf, .. b.c11\1n1. 600.-Undrtt???-H'll'lllll FAMILY DISCUS$10111 QUESTION . In what ways will technology and science change·the lives of Americans in the next 25 years? ·' THIS WUK'S OiAJ.lfNGf! lHQ-1(011. Tbc PrcSidCn\ of :Pakistan is •. , 'I ; ... -.. ~. •;. 0 . ·: . . ... . ... . , ~. . . \I.EC, lnc,.~lJO'I., Witcomin , , , .. , . . .... .--:--.---:.~ -_,_ ~ ~ -.---.--· -.-~ -~ .:.,_ -·,::..:.- ' • Of all the great mariners~ was one of the ~ui-com. Ir----'-----------""-----, who sailed the seas in olderr· manders of the Engtish forces times, none is more worthy of -and ~k to sea in one of · ·" * Dear Carol: Why 'is--lettuce·the friend· liest vegel~e:=~ - .... 'ill •"'i'.l ,.Wlll•~ow •'iliV '3~N311VH:> a ·o 1 ,., .!v·1 !9·£ ~~-• ~1-5 :r-" :1-1-t ::>·z :3-1 :z1no io•WAS .. •·5 : •• " :,.t :p·l: :q-1 =111 i11Vlll q·s !•·" :p-t :,.z :•-1 :11111vo ,.5 !q·~.:t'·t :ftU!~li•·t l,•I :'] l11Vif fame than the rather shortish, these shlps. ,. ~l>!!~ain..billlCi•-· ~Lt towUbeau.w•1 1n mlll __ _ • Or .. e. He was the hero of the Invincible Ar~ one PRIZE England and even respected of England's. greatE'lt naval 'IJ181.f l)lr S! I! Mnt:>eg :.AeMIU\f' by his Spanish foes. Perhaps victories. Most of tile credit WINNER his own favorite shi p was the went to "Dr{!Ke, who planned Judith, for this was the first the ,strategyl -thou~squalt- one ~e captained at the age of ina gales lent a help hand. L:::===================:..! 22. But to Eng land and her "The Spanish expec both Queea, Elizabeth I, Drake's sides to fire their cannons, .---------------------, most famous Ii.hip was the close in and fight things Gold e1 Hlad. eut on deek. Drake iiose to In · lSSO, Queen Euwbeth keep his distance. firfrlg long Tudor decreed that Drake's range cannon int.o tile tall Golden H\nd be left to rest in galleons -and slay ,on the por~ and preserved as .a rm,. windward side. These and SCHOOL l'OEM Oh give me a school , \Vhere the-kids act like fools, Where the teach-ers do nothing but p.lay; Where seldon1 is H'eard a scholarly word And no home\vork to finish tbe day! Profs · Give I~e to Eski1nos • College Experi1nent Helps Arctic Oil Production SEA'M'LE, Wash. (UPI) - It might appear to b e superfluous, but University of Washington scientists are pro- viding ice for Esldmos and refrigeration for the Arctlc. Actually the !!Cientists are involved in research that pro. ve to be an important key to solving some of the oil pro. duction and construction pro- blems in Alaska. tegral truss system for iong spans. All ot thes~ systems have been analyzed mathematical· ly, using a computer program to demon strate that at no time would the surface tempera· ture ot the support member exceed the melting tempera. _ture of the pe.rmatrost. Under the direction 0£ Prof. ----~--------------- Albert L. Babb, the research tional monllftlent. At the same other tricky maneuvers baf- time she dubbed her caPtain fled the Spanish. Wild winds A ktnnff'Y ll1lf·t1oll1r •at1 '9 Mlllt p1..,,r1, 1t. ,,.. AllCI'"" CQ1tt Mew, i.r tht wlftnl~ '"'...,. In 1119 ittrr •""' -'" cOlllli.I. Miii '°"' PM1'n 1tt' J.IOr)' ft U11ci. llti, ·au !&ii. Cll!I Mth, C•/11. .-: Sir Francis Drake. The hero blew them north around _was the first British mariner Scotland and Ireland. 'wreck· to circumnavli,lte the globe in ing many galleons and driving a single voyige and the others ashore -while Drake '----------------------' OCC Offers group has developed im· provements on a h e a t tl'ansfer device so the.t Arctic permafrost can be kept frozen the year ar.ound and cold storage can. be provided in . remote areas thal do not have .electric power. , '. Golden Hlnd •"BS the first end his ships sailed safely British ship. The!amous evenr back t9 Plymouth harbor. occurred eight yurs before And' ,,nm 1 world Baal! ... 11•1 to Au .. · the Spanish Armadl set sail to Pi•1our. 1oe H, 01 L•k1Jfl•ld.:on11r1o. CQnqUer England. C1n1d1, tor Mr QUtl!klQ; . Drake was born In 1.)45 and la It true that carrots bt:lp tbe his family was related to some eyes? of England 's greatest atamen. Carrots contribute generou;s These werle dthe grl~a~1 day~ helpings of vitamin A . Y.'hen Eng an ~a ize7 lha~ Biological tests iodicate1 this her destiny ""'as lif.lked with vitamin is needed to ma'tltaln lhe sea and ~iza\e!h Tudor healthy vision. esPecialb' by held her l i!amen in high the sensitive cells that ,1djust regard. Young IXake waa the sight to twilight an~ ditn. eduoa~d by his ram o u s semi-darkness.-Vitamin A also nr.vigator uncle, 'Sir John acts as a chemical etayme !-lawkins. and a mariner's essential to other .cellWar ~c·. ., -~ , career was his only ambition .. tivilies. It is present in v1rioas ·' ··; :::-. • ' At 18, he went to sea . as a degrees in ijlmost aJI fruit and • · ' .. .. ···.· .. . " purser. Four years later, 11e .vegetables·, a,lp_hg · with ... r.-.: : ... captained his first ship. "The assortments of Other v1tel · Judith. and fought vattanUy yUamins \Ve consume wfUf a · :.~·' wUh Hawkins in the GUJf ·or lteallhy daily diet.-. ..__ lllexico. The burniri.l am· Years ago . researchers bition of Philip JI or Cetl'loUc worked out our ininiwum dai· , Spain was to conquer ?rotes· ly. requirements of lhe kTJ?~fl tant England. EI ii ab el h \\tamins. The standard un1l 1s Tudor. her bold mariners t;1nd die smallest dose needed to her people were determined lo avoid a deficiency of thfs or remain 'free. This was the that vitamin. ~lost model;'n leading drama of Drake and · rtsearchers.say we should aim his time.'!. far somewhat larger do.ses. .For years, England played a a~ve the minimum. Jn ·any ,1 . game or hara!Sment, striking cfbe, a hall. cup ot carrots Philip's ships on the Spanish C®tributes 4.SOO units of ti.·tain, between the Old World Vitamin A, providing a s\li'Plur and the New. With the queen's to ~narpen Qle vls\oo, at least approval, Jiawki ns and others th~gh ~ eve~ing,' The · outfitted private s h"i p s, same halt cµp 9( ca~tl also • privateers, lo capture Spanish SUA>lies tra,,_cts of sever~I B ships and treasure. T h e vita.nins, C vilamfu, plus Spanish galleons were huge, caleium, phosphoroUt -a rid very tall ships. The pri vatetrs iron a gram of protein and 30 , .,. were 1maJI ships of l20 to 400 cala-ies, · tons, fast and well·a~. " ' I I I . Their seamen used thell' Spanish adventures to plan better ones. In the early l580's. PhWP started Lo build his Invincible Armada to Invade and conquer England. Elizabeth T u d o r chose 11awkins to deslao the most suitable shl~ to go against the mighty galleons. The models were smallish, 400 , tonners, low -I n the water , fast and maneuverable and Jrmtd " Class Offic4'r. . Darrel E. Walker, 5QR o( Mr. and Mr.I. Carl A. Walker, 17342 Conna Circle. Huntington Beach. hai been e I e c t t d freshman . class senator at DAU .. V 'fllLOT Ntt1 PMtt Kitt11•back Ride; l ,, ' ' ' . . . Larey Elli•an's eight·.week·QJd kitten likes noth.- ing bcuer than · {o ride .hiS master's . sho.ulders . through taguna sti'eetS. Larry ls a San. Clerilente resident. · Calif<lrnia llaptlst Colle&e. -------~=~----~----- The 197·1 graduate~ of l~un· Kid Lik A k .l -d tlngton Beach Hijh School was . '. . 8 ° 1 e_. 't, 0, · 8 . · n.JJ .. • y student body pr•idenl in hla aenlot year. · · Nine-week Courses Permafrost is Arctic soil with high moisture content. When it thaws, it becomes A host of new nine-week . -mushy and undermines the courses are. being offered by foundations or stnictur-ea built - Orange Coast College, begin-upon it. ning Nov. 15. ~ermafrost also w o u Id Day.and evening-classes are tiecome unstable under the in· available in·such subject area~ tense heal of oil well dtllling. : ·.·as · accounting, agriculture, or from the now of hot oil biology, business education, through pipelines. computer .science, English, Dr. Babb satd his teani had (ood · ·services, h i s t o r y • developed a system f o r languages ;mathematics. stabilizing Per·mafrost. by music, photography a n d :a-da~ting a cold stOf'age con- physical science. · · · cept to the thermo.tube, a : The college is also offering a commercial heat transfer in· ·, feW · 18 "'Week· ·"iniQmester" strtlment. The thermo-tube . course! that Degin the week of operates wher> · the soil Is · : NoV. 15 and 'run through the warmer thari. tht outside air. serrit.!ter· bi'tak, conchJding 'Iil this proces.s. a .Ouid th~ '!ee.~ of ·A~ril 14. · . . within the .. s.ealed tube Registration is curre!ltlY. becomes Wl!otm . and rises, underway at the . admissionS transferring l;leat from the soil and rec<1rds offl,ces for the day to .the coolerllpper.air, where it dissipates, thus cooling the . cl81!Se.s, R'glst:rittion for ev.en· ground. The fluid then drops 1ng college cours(!s begins on b bo to f th t be Mo~ay from e: 15-9: 15 p.m. Jn to •t e t m 0 e· u again. the A$imlssions .office. · ·The cold storage i;yslem, In ·Atmosphere W ~ight Told. MOSCOW (UPIJ -The al· mosphere wei,gn, 5 quadrillion, 157 tillllon tons, the SoYiet.s said today In a n an- nouncement of gre&l import (o sc.lentists and. connoisseurs of Trivia .• , conjunction with thermo-tubes, store!! cold irl (he· form of 1ce during the winter month!. By using thls tt<ired cold, It is posslble to keep moisture in the soil frozen more ef. fectb-ely during the summer mon\hs or wbea . the soil Is heatid from other sources, such as oil drills and pipelines. One practkal application of thil. cold storage .prloclplt Is now In use at Savoonga. on St. t.awrence Island; w h er t natives are· a,bJe to keep ~·11lru! meit. tro1en durtng the warm summt:r months. " . . The official Tass News .AgellC).' said . an electronic brain. known aS the Minfk-22 computer bad ngured out the totlil Weight, of earth's air . cover JPore pi:eclP,ly than had been done before. !'Thls calculation Is essenuat. for rtsearch in cosmonautics, 1pace g.eod.e sy and a;ravimetry," Tiss sald. Other potential applico,tions are ~r use as supgortlng foun. dations for . bridge.I',· towers, pipcj1ines and arw:hors with various loads. In &ddltion, it ·could be used 'tor supporting buildings In which short spans art-rtqulted, as well es multibay buildings.or as an in· Pleasant weather in the RockY-Moutaln a~i,was just rlllht foi:, bicycling earlier th l.-week~ esp~ ia\ly 1/"you·dcn'l have to pedal. Charllc, lone and· a hair . yeac old dog owned by cyclist Shawn Am· tmare1l takes 'advi.ntag.e o( .his. basket for a .ride. Today, both riders ate probably. in front 'b£ tho lireplace In the wake ol winter'a first se\<ere snow- storm. ··-- I I • • • ' • • . . ~ .... ~ ·, Mesa · Verd~ YillaS Proi~ ~ 1 DlllY_.lO .Real .Estate Questions end Comment by Popular .. · Grand 0 p e n I n g festivities vtnience in mind. Each uni t s~le-famlly projecll in pro-Nt'(lf bomel are llr(· continue today at ··T a n c o has an attached, enclosed ~ &l'ffl . in both. •nabelm and eel to v'lalt furnished D Co lo • · h 1 h 'Costa M...-a•· well .aa. modell •at tho Opening e velopment rporat n s , garage wtl space or was er camarlUo. Olnard, Ridgecrest of Mea v Dias. 'lbt new Meaa Verde Villas, west and dryer. , . and in Northern Callf0mla'1 comrlu1ity ,~ reached . of Harbor Boulevard on Iowa The kitchens of M,esa Verde .Hall .Moon B•Y· •. by t.akinc Utt SJn Diego Freeway lo Harbor ud lunt- \ng south, then Wea:\ on Gisler ' to Iowa sireet. Further in-• formatlon rnay bl.obtained bJ phoning the on-alte oles p(- flct, ~ street in Coala Mesa. The new VIiias f ea~ u ~ e completely ""'ft. • , .-· · , 1r l l -townhouse complex bas built-In appliances, including · .J.~ ~ 0 ~:·:e~:~:~~:~~~r:~ ~~;a1°;:~1 .. f::r.~~~. Ponderosa ·o,:.free. pe.ns ' • . natural ash, and counter topa units sold before construction are color.coordinated. Also in· was begun. eluded are w a 11-t o · w. a I J New corporate offices of director of prdperJ;~manage-MacArthur Boulevard a n d The Villas offer an exciting carpeting and c u s to m p nd Ho es Dlv'•loo of menl the co-let rtructu-Jamboree ·Road.· d Th ho bo o erosa m ... , •. .,. ... alternative to apartment-raperies. e mes ast · Poncierosa's new .home Realtor Randall McC1rdle dwellers, singles, y 0 u n g CQntemporary exterior styling Kaiser . Aetna rteently Wm! is now over 60 perc t lea!ed. • In S 1 h .'>I. _ ·developmenti o u e r a • New Firm families, and adults with with handsome cedar shingle me setting and the cause for The building was designed by Callfornia include Bravo ill We are unh•pP'f with the people to whom we rent· grown childrm. Mon t·h I y roofs, and private, completely-celebration by more than 300 Morris and Lohrbach of Cerritos and An ab e i m ; · .a our home. A neighbor call~ ·to let us know th~t Glynn Brown .has form· payments at the townhouse fen<:i!d garden patios. well-wishers who attended the Tustin. Leasing a1ent.. I ' Ponde.rosa in Cerritos arid there 1r1 now two.families with 1 total of seven children ed a new business cal· project are only $179.00, and '.The: total community picture building firm's house warm-Colwell·Banker and Co. LaPalma; and Parkwest in living In our Won\e 1t this time. W.hat can we do to r• led Interior Space Pe-inc I u de principle, Interest, will include comp I et e I y .. , . Nearing completion ,is a Cerritos and San Diego. . )move the tenants from the preml&e1? · FHA.pr'emium, estimated pro-landscaped e<1mmon grounds mg. _ 26,0QG.square-foot slructui'e in .The bulldirs are a 11 o ~N. S., Costa Mesa sign with offices al 359 perty taxes, insurance, and as well as a swimming pool Ponderosa's n e "t' head-Newport Center, Ne 'ft' port responsible fQr seve~al apart• • H you rented your home to one family, and now you San Miguel in Newport the · Homeowrier1 Auoclaiion and recreation area. • quarters building, located at Beach. "That one's alreadJ: ment commLJnitlee, 2m0ng hive two, the f&mlly that is in there without your ap. Center Newport Beach. fee, Association fees include Convenience tS. bne of Mesa 2tia2 Business Center Drive, one-third p.r e ·I e is e d , 1 them lhe Villager in .Anaheim, proval should move. If, after talking personally with complete exterior l~ping Verde Villas' best feafures. • Irvine (In the Airport Center), Hazewlnkel said. Another and the soon-to-open Environ- 'them, they fail to move from the premises, see your and.> maintenance. 'Jbe· townhomes are 0 n 1· y is the first of several tow-rise building for Newpqrt Center is ment in Huntington Beach. attorney. · .~ Mesa Vetde Villa prices -minutes from ·beaches and the office buildings either under on the drawing board. Many· other Pond e ro s a 'Ve feel that it makes a lot of sense to use a month .Mesa Architect $17,295 -are lnakl~ home many recreational complexes construction or being planned Also in the planning stage is · developments are Io cat e d to month...rental agrpement. ·The agreement is -signed by ownership, with alt of its for which orange County is by the diversifying yo\lng: a 40,000.sq!Jare.foot ~ o f. f i c e t b r o u g b o u t Northern both. landlord and tenant. It states exactly \Vho i.S going D • Cl uh financial and tax advantages, famed . The location . also af· company. building In Newport Place, a CAiifornia, predominantly in to occupy the premtse.s, that is, the Dumber of P.eople, esigns available to P:fOple who have fords easy access to such ma-Ac c 0 rd Ing to Bi 11 commercial center to be the San Jose and San Fran· their age! and the number and size of pets, if any; Arrowhead Villas, a $13_ outgrown apartment living. jor employment ·centers as Haze w i nkel, Ponderosa's located at the intersection of c:isco Bay areas. where, when and bow the rent is to be paid, along with million year around resort Director of ~!es for the proi·. The Irvine I n dust r I a 1,...:::.:~~~iiiiiiiiij' iiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil;;=-- many other .factors. By having such agreement and hav· C-OnurfUnity overlooking Ar· ect. Dan ArU!ofer, credits the Complex. For sho'ppers, South! ing it in ,writing, it avoids nlany misunderstanding's. ti rowh'ead Lakes Country Club popularity of Mesa Verde Coast Plaza and Newport you \V9l11d Iiki! a copr, of our rental agreement, please near Cypress Gardens, Fla., Villas to "the benefits of home Beach's famous Fa sh ion send .your request with a self-addressed, stamped en-will be planned and designed ownership combined with Island are a short drive away. velope to me in care Of the DAILY PILOT. by Walter RI ch a rd son freedom from all exterior Me sa Verde Villas is one of ARTISTE. DE LA RUE Art Exhiliit Now Associates, a Costa Mesa maintenance chores." He also three large condomitiium proj· 11 it true that Newport Beach Was founded prlm1r· arthitecturaJ firm. notes that the wime Costa ect.s currently under con· ' loath Coast '1aza lly for communal living by some Europeans? I also read Some 300 luxury townhouse Mesa location is another· ad-struction by Tanco. The Santa tomewhere tfaat the early settlers o'f Orange County w•r• condominium units are plan-vantage. Ana-based firm is a 1 so from Germany. I always th.ought that our pion"rs were1.~n~ed~, ~af~o~ng~w~ilht•~cl~u:bbouse:~~~Tb~e~t~wo-~bedroo~~m~ho~m~e~s~a~re:_~bw~·~1d~in~g~1:·n~Ana;h~eim~~a;nd~in~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:= Mexican and Spanish. Do you hav• any data on the his-and motel lodge. designed with homeowner con-Scottsdale; Arizona. Tanco bas tory 1Jl]CI geogr•phy of Orang• County? Thanks, 1 stu- dent. · . -N. T., Newport · Ariaheim was founded by a group of Germans in 11857 as an experiment in communal living. Early settlers were primarily Spanish and Mexican r anchers. In 1769, Rancho Santiago De Santa Ana was established at the 'site of \vbat is now the city of Santa Ana. According to Security Bank, the towns of Orange and Santa Ana were founded in 1868 and 1869. The county was formed from the southeastern por- tion of Los Angeles County by ~ legislative act in 1889. 'Fathei' Junipero Serra dedicated the Mission San Juan 1 Capistrano in 1776 to found the first permanent settle· ment in Prange County. The mission, in the southern :coastat·area, is known as the "Jewel Of the Missions.0 !lt is famous a$"tlle place to which the swallows return I each year on Mari:b 19th, St. Joseph's Day. I Orange County occupies 42 miles of Southern Cali· fornia coastline. The county has an area of 786 square !miles, approximately three-quarters of which is habit- jable. The western hall is a flat lowland, housl.ng, more t han 90 percent of the county's population. The eastern 1.;.egion, \vilh the exception o{ the southem"'cO*tal area, r is mountainous. From the Pacilic Ocean to the eastern border, the elevation rises from sea level to 5,687 feet at Santiago Park. . I EDITOR'S NOTE : Randall R. Mccardle U tht ~rtsidtnt ;o1 t1ie Real Estaters, an investment analyst, college lecturer a1id author of "Real Estate fn Ca lifornia." Send your com- nients and questions to Randa.It R. Mccardle, c/o the DAILY PILOT, PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. ) Irvine Archiiects Hired for Planning Ste .... •art \V o o d a r d & established by architect and Associates of Irvine ha.s been client. a\\•arded commissions f 0 r Woodard has initiated work to plan and design a 250-wllt master plann:ing two major luxury condominium complex land development projects in in Sedon8, Arizona. The cbm- Califomia t o t a 11 n g ap-pleted project will total ap- proximately 4,500 acres. proximately $Tmillion. The firm will prepare a Stewart Woodard a n d master plan for the develop-Associates is an architecturaJ ment of approximately 3,500 and planning finn organized to acres on Lake .success Ranch provide total design services nea,r ~orterv11l~ for t h ~ . in • every aspect of Project Cahforn1a Funding Corpora-. development, including master tion which will incorrrafe planning, architecture and r~realion.. commercia and design,, land development, and s1ngle·fam1ly land uses. landscape architecture. · The architectural and plan-. The firm serves such clients ning firm will also master as builder-developers of major plan a 1,000 acre planned com-residential, commercial and munity in San Luis Obispo recreational c o m p I e x e s ; County on the AlberU Ranch, merchant builders of· single loc.ated just west of the city of and multi-family projects: and San Luis Obispo. Providing clients requiring a highly greenbe1ts: parks, a natural customized approach, such as Jake development and other premium quality residential, amenities to a mutU-land use commercial and industrial concept are the g o 11 I s developments. Pacific Goldfish Farm .. t=ff:::n1 --+• $9995 •••. and ~tartihl! at ()Oil" Sl~li. That's not bad for a great apartment that comes with $1 million worth of recreational facilities. And you pay no·mem· bershlp costs! Oakwood Gard en Apartments combines the very best of luxury apartment llvlng with a country club atmos· phere-truly the Lifestyle of the 70s. At Oakwood, swimming pools mean Olympic size ... and billiards mean up to 16 tables. Tennis means night-lighted courts and a pro shop and free. group lessons, Recreation means sand volleyball and an indoor golf driving range and health clubs and a beautiful clubhouse. Plus a resident tennis pro and an activities director, Weekend means Sunday barbe- cues .and free Continental breakfasts. · 1.f this is the kind of life you want, then join the Lifestyle of the 70s at Oakwood, where you will find friendly neighbors and a resident staff that cares about you. All at prices you can afford, starting from: $1 25 for a furnished single, an unfur- nished one-bedroom for $145, furnished for ·S160, or an un- . furnished two-bedroom for $200, and -furn1shed for $220. These rates are only available at select locations. So please call the locations nearest you for sp~cific details. Month to month occupancies available. fWNhy not join the Champagne Open Hausa Sunday from 1 to "! p.m. at Oakwood/Newport Beach? Or visit one of the Oak· wood Garden Apartment communities listed below any day between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Make your choice and stl!rt llVJngl • "AIUAKE" i1 d11i911•d for f11· t•rln9 w1t1r in trntll pond1, It· pec.ielly on•1 with 1lendin9 w1• t1r thtt t•nd to 1t19n1!1. "ARI · AKE" eutometic1lly c.le1n1 end rio11ri1h11, 9••1n9 eburid111t Ol!'{fen for und1rwehr life. If lift 1f111d Jn9, poMI wtler be- c.011'1•1 f•ul, 1mell1 bed e nd e¥ell • bec.orn•1 biochernic.1lly .. e1d, 111 ""hic.h 11ofhin9 will Ii•• exc.1pf b1ct1ri1, But by fillet• l11t1 1ucli w1t1r, with "AIUAKE'' , yoli c111 ~1ep cl11n 111d freth w1fer without co11tl11uou1 1u,. pll11 of 111w w1t1r. Oakwood Garden Apartments (resort Jiving for married and single adult•) ·~ lliP0'1JD 11_ T,,. KOi FOOD N•w•hle LAYAWAYS I IOI -Fllten , .... t•I. •• 120 Gol. - Acc...,._ $69.95 HOLIDAY ' KOi New Slll,,,_1 tw· .. , ... sa:.so .. s1.0ct O,.N DAILY tt·I Cl.-ITIMilffr ~~ 893-7105 14842 EDWAROS ST., WESTMINSTER OH THI-UN Dlt•o •WY .• , eo,LDIN WIST ud IOUA Cham11&gne Open House· Sunday 1 to 7 pm Newport Beach . 16th atilrvina • 645·0550 • 642·8170 Anaheim Bro11dw1y 11 SrookhUl'll 1714) 172-4500 .. ' Garden Grove Ch1pm111 Ind B1yporl (714) t3W030 ,, .. • I . p: .. • • • ' • • • ' • • . • ' . ' - • I : ., -, DAILY 'ILOT f . . ·Newport Executive Speaf4•··· ~ ""." ' ' " '.-~·.'.,.· Modular Hou·~e: Fitture ·Discussed • p ~ • ,LOUISVILLE, Ky • Registrants attending t h e Iftd u It r l 1 lized Buildmg Otngress and Exposit.ion were told by a. Newpoit Beach ex-_ ecutive that the fultire success of modular housing companies wilf be primarily dependent upon their marketing: pro- grams.- _,' ' f • ce:llent 'industrialized modular • mu:st ,~and the builder nlerdiandialnlt ai\d promo&n. cooventlonally. Alt. lmportlnt systems; but the producer , and be ieol!Uvt to hl! needs. "The product must be pr!C. po!J!~ to "'member fa thal must understand the entire He has to·be able to Identify ed competitively pnd wt ~ modular bouablf: lJ superior ID broad scope of the housing in-and determine project. and t already in certain geographic quality. dustry to succeed,'' Nott ·COO• procr'~ ~eJor,:moduJ.ar areea ol tbe na.Uon that• 1'The-JUCtta of I mrtettnc tinued. ' ·housiili, couDle1 an la~ u5e modular housing ' is co~ program of course will be "He must be imacinat.ive; 1and ICCJUilition, govttn¥Jlt petilive to .or costs less in dependent upon people and act, )'ather than react. He pro g r a m s t ' f i n a ndng, place: than identical .units built "Uli! is 1 pepple ~· l Constrpetion Starts B~Q<ldriWOr .. Homesflpen ' . Conslruction of Jnother 96 as the popula~ garden homes Slidfu(glass d~rs that open Broadmoor Homes is un-· in Upit 8." from .almost any room onto derway in Irvine, according to There will be fiVe models gardens: at r I um S and \\I. Scott Biddle, executive vice and .(5 exterior elevations solariums, are luniry features President of Richard B. sm,·th, from i,which to choose. Both Bruce E. Nott, managing partner of Diversified Com- munittes. said factories must produce what the market de- mand. dictates. "This must be a marketing-Oriented, and not a production-oriented,· business," he aaid. Diversified CommunlUes is a general partnership of A z 1 m u t h Equities and F I e'e t w o o d Enterprises. Natt point~ oot the thef'e were companies involved with the !NBEX conference last year who are no -longer in business. ''There also are companies here today who may not be around next year," Nott added. "The only difference between modular housing and cooventional housing is that you look at the factory as one large subcontractor," Nott said. "When you look at the nation's mosts u cc es a f u I homebuilding operations, the 9'\e sini]e common factor is tlieir outstanding marketing · ability. They are marketeers Turtle Rock models so air first, and they also build pealing to homebuyers, and so houses, which happens to be t r em e n dously successful. the product they sell." th nd f bedr h that have made Broadmoor Inc .. builders of Broadmoor ree a our-oom omes J1omes. will ~ offered In single-and "The _ new unit at Turtle two-story plans. Some models , Hurry ... Early f!lrd~ will gei the best of th.,. el~ant new townbornes with·eountr.y club •reereatlon before 1he Gal a-Grand·Openlng, ffi~18,990 BROADMOOR·.~BASTANCv~".: ·~~N ~! Exclu sives · To wnhouses Stop at the Walker & lee Sates Office on IM corner of Yorba Linda and Palm lor lnlormatlon. Construction site at Krae~ar and Yorba Linda Boulevards. FUYIRl lDE FR lt-4 I .,. . ' • , .-' will feature bonus rooms. Aii Rock is expected.to be ready have family rooJM. And most for occupancy in m id • feature either a sun room, February, 1972," Biddle said. garden atrium or solarium. "Homes will be priced from Many models have formal din- $32,990-and financing will be ing rooms. These will be retained in the "We have seen many ~· Unit 9 TI\Q.dels, along with'ir==============================::;::==================; other custom features lik'e elaborate fireplaces, mirrored tailored to suit the buyers' Broadmoor kitchens are needs." wardrobe doors, hard-surface entrys, ·forced-air h e a t i n g prepared for air<Oilditionlng, copper_.plumbing, glass-lined water heaters, cedar !htke and shingle roofs, and ci>n- crete drives and walkways. fully automated with Gaffers According to H.B ... Pete" & SatUer ·bulltin appliances, Fisher, the , homebuilding Including c<lntinuous cleaning. firm's director of marketing, ovens. Some jdtchens feature the new homes "will be con-breakfast nooks, as well as structed in the Broadmoor pass-through windows to patio tradition of superior quality, bars. Broadmoor Turtle Rock ls easy to find. Take either the Santa Ana or San Diego Freeways to Culver Drive. Go west on Culver. Turn left on Campus Drive, then righ,t onto Turtle Rock Drive, and follow the sigris to Broad m•oor with design f~atures years ~ Large, compartmentalized ahead of the 1ntiistry. Our bathrooms feature vi n y I consum.er researi;b prog~am asbestos ~ooring, one-piece has dictated some minor fiberglass tubs and showers modifications ' in the Unit 9 with single-band.le shower con-- models," he said, ••but trols. Pullman tops are basically they will be the same cultured matble, Homes~ .-~ .. ~ ~,, Missi.bn ·y~ej~ a;~ . ~ · y ~ S ~lls l,ZQO '71 ; 1f c)n1e~ 1;A,~~-n ~~~: Mission Viejo ~any bas from $30.995 'i0 ~1.~. M;.} A_t Airport . sold 1,200 homes, Valued at have prime view locations. more tha.n $36 millioTI, 1n the Sev;ille Homes, wlµch fea· first 10 montfis of 1971, ac-ture a gardesH>riented de. cording to Dave Maddocks, sign, with walled courtyards, director of marketing. "Our offer two to four-bedroom, sales have continued , at a one-and two-story homes. 1~ tremendous pace. In fa~, our cated in the northern portion October sales were doubl~ our of ~the community. Prices range from $24,995 to $34,995. Eighteen leases 1i1 ·the Don Koll Co. Airport Industrial C.Omple:x were completed in less than 30 days by Richard Cramer and Nelson Brown, in- dustrial salesmen of C.Oldwell, Banker and Company. With a total of 330,000 squar~ feet of usuable space in the Koll Co.!Jlplex in Newport Beach, abi>ut 90 percent is now either leased or committed. projection." r..tission Viejo 9~ averaged better than fotfr~es a day, since January 1, 1971, a remarkable pao tfor a single community, MadJocks noted. • He noted that Mission Vie- jo's greatest sales year to date was in 1968 •. when a total of 807 sales were recorded in a 12-month period. ''We surpassed that mark in midsummer, and all of our neighborhoods have been mak· ing great strides ever since." Four neighborhoods cur- rently wider construction in- clude New Madrid, Seville, · Eldorado, and Alsio Vlllas. All are single-family areas, ex- cept for Aliso Villas, which are tovlnhomes. ' Prices r~ge frorTI SI7,700 for an Aliso Villa to $41·,495 for the most elaborate tnodel home at New Madrid. 1 New Madrid homes a~ available with three to five bedrooms, in two and three- bath models ranging in price A\'co l'ost' • Eldorado Homes, w i1 h prices from $24,995 to $28,995, offer five different models with three to four bedrooms and two or three baths. Aliso Villas. first townhouse project at Missio Viejo, offers single-and t\li"Htory floor plan!, with two and three 'bedrooms, and oiie or two baths. Features include patios, balconies, private garages, private laundry areas. and walk-in closets .. Prices range from $17,700 to $20,700. Often cited as America's most successfu l new town, Mission Viejo has grown to a population of 17,000 in only five years. It includes eight separate neighborhoods. Other Mission Viejo neighborhoods are C.Oronado, Granada, La Paz. and Mission Ridge. A good share of the succeS!'I tory at Mission Viejo can l5e laid to the planning which has provided a complete com~ mtmity almost froM the tyery beginning, Maddoc\:s salf.l Three recreation centers are available for use by residents, offering everyt)}ing fr o m olymplc-slze, 1Wintming .pools to indoor handball court!, ten- nis, volleyball. and other Sporls. Many indoor and out- door activities are planned by a professional recreational staff. The Mission Viejo Golt Club offers a challengine 18- hole course which has been The 18 lease! ranged in size from 1,600 square feet ta 5,000 square feet for a total of 44,000 square feet, with the rentals In force.amounting to $260.364 . Cramer and Brown, both of Newport Beach. indicate the new Koll complex tenants comprise s ma 11 industrial users, new business en- terprises, and branch opera- tions for expanding com- panies. The largest lease was made to Data Specs, a computer lime-_:iharing firm, which will occupy 5,000 square feet a' its main sales office. Amoftg the other new teni.nts are Astro Products, lnf o-0-Rama Systems. I n c . , Lighthouse Land Sailers, Sc~e Models . - Unlimit.ff, Sierra General, Spectrum Engineers a n d TrashPak Salea. .- Two · leases were signed tJy Presley Development Com· pany Bnd space was also com- mitted to businesses of Jame! Hoffman, Clark Leeming and Stewart Woodard. La Mirada Youth Wins dubbed. "Mission Impossible." LOS ANGELES -Fran_.hlin 11.fission Viejo expanded its Manis, 18-year old high .school activities, earlier tbis year, to 1tudent from La Mirada, was Arizona. and now ha1 four nam~ the winner in the developments unde.rw~ at California Real E s t a t e The Lakes in Tempe, near Association's annual statewide Phoenix. Two of the project! ' essay contest, thja year on the thett:, Lake Village Garden subject, "The Responsibilities Homes and Lake View Homes, and Advantages of Re a I are single-family a r e a s • Estate Ownership." Lakeshore Villas .. and Lake · He entered the conteSt last Park Villa! -nre townhome spring while a senior at La neighborhoods. Mirada Hlgb School. He l! now Newest Missioo Viejo proJ· a freshman at Pomona C.Ollef'e ects i! a plMned 640-acre, $108 in Pomona. million community soon to be He received a $ 5 0 0 launched in Aurora. COiorado, scholars.hip award and a com- near Denver. !J'he project. pat-memorative trophy lit a terned after ~fission Viejo in special <:<ertmony during a Orange _County. California, general !euion of CREA's will be opened In early 1972. 67th .i\nual C.Onyentlon. ~ .To reach Mission Viejo, take Manis enterelJ ah essay con: the San Die~o Freeway south test sp6hsored among students to 'La Paz Road, then left t'o locally by the Norwalk·LI soi11e.one would h ·w mes ,:in -la una ,Ni uel forullder s ,000? Grand Opening. , In this age of inffation,-new Crown.I'. ark homes come as a pleasant surprise. Because these are complete, .~single-family homes on large terraced lots-'-not duplexes or condominiums.. And because, In 1971, tile m6dest sum of $23,SQO can stiO buy so much quality and style in a planned community known for luxurious homes at substantially higher prices. · Our mid-Laguna Niguel JoCa\ion ~,free and convenient.Close to the San Diego Freewey and only 7 minutes to the private, sari:ty beaCh, which is yours to enjoy. You are welcome to join ooth the beach club and El Niguel Country Club. For the equestrian minded there are miles of riding trails. For sailors the new Dana Point Harbor is just down the coast Shopping and an elementary school are only 2 minutes away. • Among the features of Crown Park homes are wood shingle roofs , fully insulated ceilings, sprinklered front landscaping, Whirlpool appliances including dishwasher and 100% nylon shag carpeting in the living room , hall and master bedroom. Plus terra ced lots of 7,200 square feet.minimum. All in all. the homes of Crown Park represent a rare opportu(\ity to put your family in one ol America's finest residential setting$. And not mortgage yourself ro the hilt in doing it Come see our surprising homes today. Enjoy our cooling coastal · breezeS and dear air. Take the San Diego Freeway to Crown Valley Park· ~ ·wlr'f and follow the Crown Park signs. Phone 014) 830-9303. ~ . ~ two to-four tMldrooms, $23,500 to $26,995 · Robert Cole Theel o! South Laguna has been appointed administra- tive assistant for Avco Community Developers at South Laguna. ,_ '™:community. Mirada ~d of Realton. L.-------------=,-...,=-..,.,--..,.-~-..----,,,-----------..,..--------..l J I • ' r l ' . • • ... BEDROOM A REAL CIRCUS AT TURTLI! ROCK PRESIDENT HOMES ,. ·:_ Oe~orator!J s Deligl1t Preside11 t Honi es Offer Opportu1iities • • Children's bedrooDl! at • President Hoqu?J at• Turtle Rock in J.rvtne.~CBD'take on an exciting BeJ>earaoce or mer· riment because -o~ the built:in -ease of decorating "juSt for the fun'Oflt"! Carpeting of ex· ceptlonal quality and view- directed windows. add to fhe simplicity of · exerci!ing im- aginaUye decorating schemes. ·Floor ' plan,, separate the spacious bedroom wing from the other areas of the home, providing seclusion for the ac· tivities of younger family members. "President Homes were con- ceived to fill the need for large luxury homes in .a select loca- tion", acco rding to J. Keith Anderson, co-developer with fharles e. J\1iddlebrook of the exclusive hillsid11_communify. The view-site properties command striking views of Catalina Island. Palos Verdes Peninsula, or the San Gabriel h1ountains. The .cultural of· the l8mlly rbO.r:n.. A mirrored ferlngs of UC Ir v In e are wet bar is included in the lat- neprby while business centers, ter area. Outdoor serving is fine shoppiag, and recreation facilitated by a counter-height are freeway minutes fro m pass-lhrougl)-°· window from Turtle Rock. kitchen to patio. Designed by Red Moltz and President Homes resiO.enls Assoc iates, the homes are receive a u tom a t i c mem- available in three, four, and ~rship ~n the private Turtle five bedroom plans, with two Rock Swhp and· Tennis Club. and one-half balhs or three Besides heated s w i m m i n g baths and range from 2367 to pools and tennis courts, the 2978 ·sq. ·ft. Prices start at five-acre park offers picnic $66,700, including the land. spots and game r i e Ids . Quality decorator carpeting Architectural and landsc,aping sweeps through living room, control over the Turtle Rock dining room, hallway, closets Hiiis la nds is directed by the and dressing room, as well as C o m m u n i t y Association. bedrooms. Sheet vinyl flooring Environment is protected by is both attractive and easy to the Irvine Master-Plan. maintain in busy areas of To reach President Homes, family room, kitchen, laundry take the Santa Ana or San service room, and bathroo~. ' Diego Freeway to Culver Unusual fireplaces of Padre Drive, then drive south to the Brick or Driftwood Stone are Turtle Rock entrance. Sales focal points. o~ is located in office is open daily from 10 the living room, the other is in a.m. to 6:30 p.m. House Making Comebf!ck 1971-Year o.f Honie Buyer By PRESTON MAJl'rIN Clll ln'l'Wll Pedet•I lio"1• l.1'111 1111k INrd • CWrltt111 ,.r Unl'ld Prt11 lnl1r111tlon11 The year 1971 is well on its way to becoming the year of the home buyer, and. in at least one section of the coun- try the famil y home is making a comeback against apartmenls. Indicators at m id-year revealed that consumers are sho~·ing an increasing an in- creasing preference !or hous- ing or, more simply, spending their savings on new homes rather than on other goods. Private housing sta rts throughout the country last year totaled 1.3 million. The estimate for 1971 Is close to 1.9 million. The economic recovery is progressing and .housing is its bellwether. The Fed~ral Home Loan Bank Board. the governi:nent agency \Yh ich is the central banker for lhc $189 billion sav- ings and loan industry -the nation's major private source of fund s to finance the con- struction and purchase of homes -is committed to con- tinued support of t his . dramatic housing liftoff. And '"hile there has been talk ihat the future inevitably holds . much hig her interest rates, and that the economy can not recover to envisioned level s. this prop~cy will be fulfilled only if if is permitted ing market toda y has a new to be. The conventional hous· dimension of strength. Savings flows into lhe .t,345 insUred member saving! and Joan instituliof\S this year have reached record highs, and mortgage runds continue to be availa ble in record amoUnts. Also, futqre availability is ensured by r~j1 new com· mitments for mortgage len- ding. Another extremely signifi- cant factor in support of the overall housing boom has been the new Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation. The corporation, celebrating it!!I first birthday in September, has had a $1 billion impact upon the mortgage market, a track Tecord that's hard to beat. Also, the Housing Institu- tions Modernization Act of 1971 contains n u m e r o o s changes which the bank board feels necessary to facilitate savings and loan lending. It would provide these savings and loans with a more in- novative approach to the financing of builders and developers thal could even help to bring costs down . The legislation alsb v.·ould enlist savings and loans in a war against. the so-called aban· donment and obsolescence of housing in urban area after urban aria throughout this country. ?iteanwhile, there are now indications. at least in Southern California t h a t ~ingle-family housing' Is mak· tng a .comeback. apartment projects. By the end of 1970, apa·rtmen\ permits accoun~ for the bulk of' new houslng being started in Sou them California.· But in 1971 the single-family home started making a comeback. At the same time they noticed a growing vacancy rate for · apartments. while the vacancy rates for single-fam ily homes remained stable. The economists are not ready to say . this is a na· tionwide triovement back to the single-family home, but they do have two explanations for this dramatic reversal. First. because of lower in· terest rates. home buyers may be deciding to buy that house that they previously could not afford or qual ify for a loan on. Secondly, builders may be watching the growing vacancy rates for apartments and deciding single-family homes best fill the demands of the consumer. , At any ra:e, it is an example of how the niar"ket is adjusting to the needs o(thc home buyer In 1971, but it is extremely critical that interest rates stay low. Crown Med Site Ready Sequoia Pacific Realco, an afriliate of Southern Pacific Company , \viii construct a 25.msquare foot. two-story Crown !l.1edica1 Building, on a 1.57-acre site in Laguna Niguel. The property, fronting on Crown Valley Parkway at Nigue l Road, WJ11 recently purchased by R. L. F. Investments from Normandy Investments. The site of the facility ad- joins the Bank of America Building, also constructed by Sequoia Pacific Realco, and Is just across the Crown Valley Parkway from the n e w Orange County Regional Civic Center and Courthouse. I • •• ., ... • Jnd(an Wells ·Profeet Balboa Bay Club Heads , o· Desert The Balboa Bay Club and the saiidptper Development Company, both of Newport Beach, announce the start of construction on a fSS,-million recreation a n d residential corhplcs at Indian Wells. To be known as the Balboa Bay Club/lndiM Wells, the project is located between the fa irways ol Indian Wells Qiun· try Club and the Santa Rosa Mountain!. First phase of. the development i n c I u d e s a clubhouse, recr ea t ion al facilities and condominiums. · Edward Durell Stone is th°'e architect and EdWaTd Durell ·Stone Jr. the master planner .and landscape arc.hi\eet,. l Residential units range frop;i; 1tudl°' to U-· bed<'OOIV 1ownhouses with p r·i c e a starting a t + appro~mately $21,500. They wUI be contained in ooe and two-story buildingS of Mediterranean-style arehitecture clustered about courtyards and greenl>elts.. First units are upected to be • completed early In 1972. The Balboa 'Bay clubhouse will contlin over 7,000 square feet on two levels ud wiW tn- ,qude I o u n g e.. restaurant. kitchen, bar, golf ,cart storage, locker and lhower rooms for men and women.-A swimming pool and chlldrtn's playground ·will be situated acljacent to the structure. Seven championship tennis courts art planned, and con- struction wllJ start on the first four this month. When they are coQ'lpleted 'vi1y wlll nounced its intention to build a start at the ·sltt, conducted village at Hamilton Beach, from an Interim ~Jubhouae. A Catalina Island, which will ln- grand opening· ls expected elude condominiums an d afterthefirstoftle}lear. social and recreational The desert project will make lacilitles. It will be named the the fourth recir~1tional Balboa Bay Island Club. development oper~ by the ;::====='=====;:::; Ball/00 Bay ctub. ln addition KIDS LOVE to the origlnal IJ-acre complex 1n Newport Beicb, there is a UNCLE LEN newly expanded, 11<-0urt rac· SATUR'DAYS IN quet club In Corona de! Mar. Last month the. club,,wruch is THE DAILY PILOT beaded by Jack Wratber, an- • I Wfiere tfiere·s an ELF iil everq name. . . -f .,. •• ,. -----~ ...... - Broadmoor Homes feature the exciting new E L F (Environmental Living For· mat) where every plan opens to the gardens, pools and patios of California Hving as it was meant to be. Discove r the Astrocourt •.• the most versatile room under the sun (and the stars!) ••. a carefully planned activity room wlth indoor com· fort and privacy, a setting as fresh as all outdoors. It's the ELF's exc;lusive blend of creatur.e comfort and nature's beauty.The ELF and the ASTROCOURT can be yours at •••. • BROAD MOOR . .. TURTLE ROCK ' . I ' L ... -·· "' _/ ...... -... --- .. ,.~ ~ . ... . . ' • .. . -., . . ·1 • I . -__ .... _ ..... :: .... phone: (714) 544-4230 The board's Office o f Economic Research has un- covered some interesting data that indicates, ·home buyers and home builders. in that highly populated section of the country are revel'sing the na· lionwide trend away from the single-family home. Since 1968 there has been a steady move- m~nt . from the single·fam ily house toward condominiums and apartmenls. But OUf economists studied Lo s Angeles, San Diego a n d Orange Counties and found that trend has suddenly reversed itself so far this year. lr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;mtl 1 They say that building· CAREER OPENING for SALESMAN SLAVICKS JEWELERS •11 F.1111•11 blo1td AppolnCed Dwight Jl Smith o[ Newport Beach has been appointed general superintendent of Ri ch· ard B. ~mlth, Inc., bUllders of Broad111oor Hot11ea. permib in the. three eounties were _going increasingly for , IRING YOUR DAT&: ,OR A ROMANTIC QUllT(?) IVINING N1wport IMcll our •mploy11 b•111f:!1 i11clud1 : profit 1~1r111q, •toe.~ op!I011, m•dic.1! ho1pit1lh1t:o11 liuwr• 1nc1, •nd clll1r1. FOR APPOINTMINT CALL Mr. M ..... 1 644·lJ10 I from Irvine A BETTfR ENVIRONMENT FOR YOU 6y Richard B. Smllh, Inc. l ' l l .. • '• ,. Trabuco Hmtte 'Wins ·Award :r'hE!: residence-retreat ol Mr. and Mts. Harvey Sacks ' 1n Trabuco Canyon hat won 1the only single family residenti.al award from ihe fecent Orange County A1A design awards program. The un,ique structure was designed by Ron Yeo, .a Corona del Mar archi- tect. Sacks is AI\ associ ate professor of anthorpol· ogy and sociology at UC lrvme. DAILY PILOT Jt Factory ·H~using Exp~cted · By OOROTHEA M._ BROOKS diel'\(fl of more than 1$,000 ford them. Only 20 percent (I( 1haped wUta, one or more to a NEW YORK (UPI) _ "By professionala drawn from all Amerk:an families. be laid, structure, CompleteJy factof'1 the end of this decade, at least phases of lhe building Industry can afford the normal monthly ):>ullt and finished. often down two-thirds $ all housing pro-for fivt!' days (Oct. 31 to Nov. tnortgage and upkeep costs on l°oo Ooor 1 1 1nit "n1illlocoverln~. ductlon In the United Sta•·s . 8 requ r ng 0 Y ,be put U1 ..., 4) or seminars, pane 11 , a house selling for more 'than place and conn-t·• logether will be factory produced .. , , " ~ ~ worksho~ and roundtables on $27,000, which ls what the at the building site; This, the prediction -0 r alt facetJ of Jndustrralized · r mil -Coniponentized, assembl· George Romney, Secretar)'· of , average new amglti a 'I 1 th e U.S. Department of Hous-buildlng1 home costs today. -ed on s te of a variety-of fac- ing and Urban Development The exposition ls sponsored There always will be the tory-bullt component pafts. (HUD), rhay, to some, COJljure bf the. building l n d ust r y conV#ntionally built, cost-is-no-a s a em b I le I and sub up row on row of flat-roofed, publications nf Ca hn er 11 fact6r, one.<if-a-kind custom assemblies; box-like dwellings in town Pubtlshing Co .• in cooperation home, Trimble said, but if the -Precut or packaged, after '!)'Nn across the nation. with; the National Association goal is to be realized 9}. decent simply a conventionally-built It shouldn't, of Building 1'-1anufacturers. housing for: all Americans, and house In which all Of the struc· lnrl~trialized, or systems, Marsh P. Trimble, Cahners home ownership for those who tural . parts are cut and viCe president, publisher of want it, industrlalbed housing assembled in a ractory for building Is cornlng of age. Pro re s s I o n a I B u llder and land planhlng will have to erection On · site with con- There ar6 problems still, b\lt magaz.ine, and exec u t Ive provide the answer. They can, slderably less labor, time and progreu is being made ._ not director of lNBEX. discussing he belitves. expense than lf all cutting¥1nd only in the technical and ~ the role of industrlallled Technically, Trimble said, assembly work were dontf 011 aspects of factory building, bu.il f · bu\ in the area of design as ding, said actory housing just about an1thing that can site. , well; pronti&es more and better be done by means of con-Mobile homes, Trimble ~ By way of prgof: the seCond bc!mea for mol'f: Americans. ventional on-site "stick" con-plained, are-a form ol 1 d tr' 11 ed Dulld'-• E Rapidly ·soaring · cosb of struction Can and is being moduJar construction, but, n ua ia z ,.. .. 16 x-land and labor, he floted, are done ln one form or another of unlike o t he ; industrialized position and Congress -IN· · h · BEX-Iii_ with Its displays by 1ncreising t e sellhig price of Industrialized building: building, generally do not some 300 manufacturers in-new homes to the point where M o d u I a r , three. meet minimum FHA atan- cluding 32 total .. structures 1 ·_re1_a_l~iv~el~yjirjjewiiiiiriiamiiiiilliileiis iiciianiiiiiarjj .•. djjimiiiiienjjsjjiojjnjjaljj, jjc~ujjbjjicjjajjl iioiiriiboiixiijidiaridisii. iiiiiiiiiii;;-:-- AR·TISTE DE LA RUE Art Exhibit Now ~entaI · Costs Rising Your Hometown Newspaper Is The DA ILY PILOT ( even one three-story mqdel), building systems, compor\ents, building products. and equip- ment use~ in handling, transit and on-site erection, as well as consultative s e r v i c e s In design, production and management marketing . INEEX, held in the Ken- tucky · Exposition C e n t e r , Louisville, altracted an au- South Coast ?Ina Federal Housing Prog ram Threatened By G. C. THELEN Jr. and • come families who can't weather sizable r e n t b;t- losses: alone from tu breaks for re}JabUitatlon of existing KEN ilARTNETT creases. apartments under Section 236 WASHINGTON (APl -That in only a few proj-could total $1 billion by 1980. Management troubles · a n d eets were tenants reciving runaway costs are t4alking the DEFAULTS l\fOUNTING g o v e r n m e n t ' s booming counseling, e m P 1 0 Y me n t A serious mortgage defauJt subsidizing rental housing pro. assistance and other social situation would drive the costs gram and threatening .to push services. as planned. even higher, and the default rents beyond the means of the -That many sponsors were poor rate is mounting. HUD _ says · requesting rent 1 n c r e a s e s Section 236 prOjects could be Despite a multibillion.<Joll2r shortly after or i'ust before commitment to the still new turned back to the government Section 236 apartment pro;-their_ projects OP,ened. Rents at an annual rate o( five per- gram, a substantial number of for one-bedroom apartments, cent by ne.1t July. By contrast, the" projects already are run-In more extreme cases, begin the default rate in unsubsidiz· ning in the red and in need of at $112 a month and climbed money to meet basic operating to $170 for four and five-ed housing is well belol" two expen.ses. bedroom units. 1'1ese scales, percent. Department of Housing and housing "*ialists say, 1,1e· What acoounts • foe these Urban I)ev~tapment officials equivalent to, "hat some mid-troubles:? Hou.sine ~-:Cite concede that sucb operating dle.incom!' famllter pay 1w a nwnber of reuons lncludini: expenses as taxes, uliliUes and unsubsidized units. · an Inflationary economY that ' ..... maintenanar~ have been • ~ In addi~ housing e1perta drives up the cost o f del"llllmat !IY!o 20 percent say there ~ a -danger ~ everything ~m e I e ~1 ii c . In J1lannln&. e projects. many. ol -th< projects Wlll face· lllhlbulbs lo the salarlil OI .. ; ,"We ce doing~ low -and. financial and physical min secur1ty guards, I ·lbortaie-of .i:..... moderate -income families long before;the fin.al payment experiencead·houaiz)g manag-· no 'F-vor by approving projeds is made on their 40-year ers, an da compelling need for doomed to ma.nagemewt ·federally guaranteea housing. failure almost as soon as they mortgages. ' But the major problem may are• occupied " HUD's Norman well be the program itself. ' IMMEDIATE PROBLEM V. Watson, assistant secretjlry "I don't see it as a t().to.2S It attracts two major types for housing m a n a g e m e n t 1 ., d ho 1 of sponsors -the nonprofit wrote\ in a private memo to year prob em. sai us ng corporation. often formed by a !'el ir· . 1 J consultant-Hortense W. Gable church of civic group, and the I d o 1c1a s uly 29. of New York City. "I see it as Could HUD r d "lb hal limited-dividend entrepeneur. . ace WI w an immediate problem." Secretary George . Romney Miss Gable directed a study Housing professionals sneer says is ~e almost impossible of relatively new (all less than at the 'nonprofit corporations. task of administering the three year old) federally ''A half-dozen bewildered bewildering maze of housing-subsidized projects in New Negro preachers ahd a subsidy programs, have a York City and reported that sharepshooting lawyer," is disaster on tts hands? most of them "are already ex-how one described the non· Bun.DING BOO'! hibiting mild to s e v e r e profitsr. h " · t bl " A o r m e r igh·ranking "We may have if we don't mam enance pro eml. HUD rr· I I 'd , d Solutions may force even · o JC a sa1 the non· do anything about it,' sai heavier federal spending for 1 profits too often lack the need- Watson. At the end of Jjune, program that now carries a ed sophistication. ''Housing HUD counted 312 pro ects price tag of 1175 million a is a complex, competitive, cut under management and throat business," he said . another 2,820 project on the year: ~y 1978 it "'.ill be costing Of 26 projects in default at way in an unprecedented $l bilhon a year· t~ 40-year the end of June, 19 were in the building boom aimed at pro· ..-cos~ could run as high as $80 inner city where nonprofits 'd' h . f 350 000 I bllhon. bo d vi ing ousmg or . ' ow These are only the visible a un · and .~ o d e r a t e -l n c o m e costs for the Section 236 pro-But projects developed by fam1ltes. gram enacted by Congress a!I professiol'!Jll also are running The 236 program, crea~ by a key measure in producing Into problems. Congress in 1968. provides the national goal of six million TAX SHELTER government insurance on subsidized housing units by The profit for the developer mortgages and pays all but 1978. is in the sale of project equ ity one percent of the interest Billions of additional dollars to high-income investors seek· charges. In theory, these will be lost to the U.S. ing to reduce their income tax. subsidies should red~ rents Treasury through tax breaks Subsidized housing offers one enough so that· famihes in the Congress has given investors of the nation's most com· $4 .000-to-$9,000 range will pay who buy Into the housing com· fort.able tax shelters. litt1.e ~ than 15 percent of plexes. The more a project offers in their income for apartment "The tax benefits a r e depreciation and i n t er e s t rental. u n be 11 e v a b I e , ' ' said a writeoffs the highe r the price nut a HUD repc>rl on a Washington builder, delighted the sponsor-developer .can review of the program In five by the $1&0,000 in first-year command for equity. cities found : tax writeoffs he claims he will Equity investors buy into a -Thal the average Section gain through a $1 .6 million project through brokerage 236 tenant was paying 34 per-Section 236 project. houses. The result is the crea- cent of his income for rent. Tax analyst Emil M. Sunley tion of a new class or absentee -That instead of attracting estimates that the revenue landlord . ... - a wide mix of income in thel--------------------'--1 projects, the program wa s at· tracting low and very-low·in·lr---------------------,1 /Firm Fills T wo Posts Two staff po&itions I n McKeon Construction's newl y formed Orange Division. 4500 Cam.JIU! Drive, N e w p or l Beach. ha ve bee.ri filled. ac- cording to Raymond L. Kropp, di vision president. G. Paul Gay. who for the _ past 21 years has worked as a project manager and I n related construction manage- ment positions in Southern Cl!lifornla, serves as con· structlon administrator. Darrell G. Boyer of Hun- tington Beach, a f o r m e r 1972 Continental son · ERCURY COSTA MESA dlvls\oft engineer for the City of Huntington Beach, has been!~. -----------.:....-------.ll named director of land ac· qulsition and development. --------------.,,--------I -· Models Open 1bday In Costa Mesa's Finest Location You will have the freedom ·of apartment living with all of the advantages of home ownership at Mesa Verde Villas. When you move into your new home, you can relax. Complete landscaping and exterior maintenance are done for you. You'll have plenty of leisure time t~ enjoy nearby Newport Beach, sun- bathe at the communily pool, take a weekend vaca- tion, or entertain your friends. An'd, you:11 be proud of your spacious new home which Is complete wilh luxurious carpeting and draperies; bu ilHn· range, oven and disposal; private enclosed palio; attached enclosed garage; and many other cuslom quality features. It's time· to stop gathering worthless rent receipts and star! building an investment in your own home. $ ~ ~ ~ • • < ~ • WAllNElll I COSTA '".,.· MESA • A Vi. FHA FINANCING A down P•yment of $e9.5.00 p/u• c/oa/nr1 co•t• •nd aeo monthly P•rment• or $118.00 •t •n 1nnu1/ percenl•O• r•t• ot 1a % , which lncludet prlnclp•f. lnlerett, FHA prtm/um, .. t1m1/ed pro,,.rty 11res, lntut111oe and th• Homeowner• .Auocl1tlon , ... Mesa Verde Villas . ..... I I Al'lothtr Community br Tenco Davt'°"'*" ecw,orl\lon _ • .~ ) ) t ' .. 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At!lltNATHV·lllOLLM.AN -O~t. 1, Jdln Edw1rd, ..er, ol Hun!lnt !on 811c1'1, ~nd Ann~ 11 • ..er. er C.lt noor1, l HEESCY • JOHt.1$011 -Ocl. I. Jol\n· nit P., 21, end Jayct L1Vttn1, lt, llolh ot Founi~.n Vtltey J \<NTS • LADWIG -Ocl. 1. "'Tch11I It., :U, 1nd 811nd1, 24, Doll'I of Hun· !!~•'"" ''''"'· HOLMWOOO·OECKElll -Oc!. 1, Elvi n NtlMln; "' 1/IG 81'1!¥ l , .0. both of C.0111 Mtu. FR!ELANO·FO!llSCl1L -Ocl. l . Alt n EGWl •O, J2, I nd J1ni1, 24, 11<111'1 ol Fount1ln Vtlln . t.llCHAU0·8ERRV -Ocl. '· Brit" Alltrl, II, of Gt rden C.rov•, Incl S!t llfl1nlt R.ff, 11, OI Wtt!mlnt1t r. I M!TH·WAlElllMAN -Oct. 2. L1wr1t1te, Jl, tnd Su11nnt C., ll. tlolh OI Hun1!"9tan lttePI. I AlEll:.CAllANAUGH -Oct. 2, Alli n ~-• ». t nd Jt nl• Et, 11, boh'I o1 Cotll Death Notices ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF P.IORTUARY 4%'7 E. 17th St.. Costa P.lt1a MC--4W • • BALTZ P.tORTUARIF..S Conlna drl l\lar OR 3.94~ Costa ~1e1a !\II 5-24%4 • BELL BROADWAY P.fORTUARV llt Broadway. 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Butcher Sets Bor\' sa!i~ st11·~ !hirt wit~ ;i" turtle n"<~ M a1rls,' b•~adtlol~ s•t wit~ lace h~J~d f~11ar. 6 ut « brown colors. 1112•m1. .., . .:u · 3 77 YOUR CHOICE 0 m S~ch Socks Dress Socks MEN'S -]~"' Orl3n 1Cr~hr 7~~ nylon in an 1ss011ment cl colo1s for ••1.11c -~dml Of Wltr~ 79c ·flUllltlJ Dress Socks MEN'S -100~ nylo.~ 1norttd li1ftt arid ~irk calor1. Ont s1z1 79C f1lf 10·13. 111. 19c IOYS' Stretch Socks BDYS' -100~~ ~/111'i & pl~ A~~ort~6 wlor$, fits .. ~.,. 111,,,1.11.111 soc -Rtr.6tc ~ Dress Socks 611 ... ~v ~~11 str•t ~ 10 ·• '" .s,101•d rri:n1 r11t (6-8"1) or (9111. R11. 73c 59c j L I I ·'\ FAMll.V CIRCllS Horoscope ' v -. • '1111 BU Keane "'.... Pisces: Comedy J ' Of Errors Due SUNDAY NOVEMBER 7 By SYDNEY OMARR Astronaut Edgar Mitchell, a Virgo, is much ~interested in ESP, psychic phenome.a and related subjects. He explains, "My interest evolved out or a total diss'atisfaction with tradi· tional concepts cf what t h e purpose of man is." • ARIES (March 21·April 19): Disruption of r o u t i n e spotlighted. What usually oc- curs takes dilferent twist, turn . Accent on home, i'ela• tionship to m a t e or close associate. Fresh viewpoint is required. Original approach should be advocated. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Those you rely upon, iilc;luding relatives, may be bus y ·elsewhtire. Know this and have alternatives at hand, Heed in· ner voice. Spiritual counsel can be beneficial. Realize this and be receptive. GEMIM (May 21-June 20): ·Leave details to others. :Your task no1v is 00 view picture in its entirety. Avoid ex- travagance. Have fun with children, but 'don't overextend yourself. Message will become increasingly clear. CANCER (June 21-July 22): creative thinking can solve dilemn1a . Involves money and one close to you. Handling of finances now is a "touchy" subject. Check details. Be sure of facts, Refuse to panic. Veteran's Club Se ll s , Sod Squares They're going to sell grass at Orange Coast College next \\•eek. The OCC Veterans Club will set up a booth in front of th e Student Center Nov. 10 and sell square feet of sod to help landscape the new Child Care Center at OCC. The Center is built and will go into operation this mont~. but right now it looks a bit barren. The Vets took on the landscaping as a club project. Students, faculty and com- munity members may buy a square foot or sod for the Center for 15 cents. The Vets .estimate ·they will need to sell 4.000 square feet to landscape the Center yard. The sale will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A ·giant graph will be put up in the center quad, showing the progress of the s'ale. When completed the Center will be able' to handle a tota l of 90 children. It y;i.ll run three sessions of 30 children each: 8 a.m. to noon, 1-5 p.m. and 6:30-9:30 p.m. Maintain self-control. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Forces; efforts tend to lack ~ ordination . .!focus 9n objective. Communicate wiUl those who share interests, goals. Be readj for changes. Nothing now is due to remain same. Status quo takes a beating. VIRGO (Aug. 23.S.pt. 22): You find ways of improving livi ng conditions. Unorthodox approach best serves your in- terests. Know this and act ac- cordingly. Surroundin.81-be- come more col'lllortable. You enjoy what you do. LlllRA ( S.pt. 2J.Oct. 22 I : What occurs now is swift, sud· den -affects prestige, general standing in com· munity. Professional effort! are emphasized. N o th i n g seems to occur halfway. Hold tight; you may be on em~ tional roller coaster. . SCORPIO (Od.·23·Nov. 21): Strive for balance. Pressures that seem immediate may be deceiving. Ol~er person m2:1y be trying to fOrce issue. Show respect, but make clear you have your ()WO lile to live. SAGmARlus (Nov. 22. Dec. 21 ): m18tive makes fr iendly gesture. Respond ac· cordingly. You tend now to at· tract those wit h problems. People <;onfide in you. Your degree of maturity is put to test. Joint efforts succeed. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): One who advises regarding investmel'lts may be off base. Hold off where long· range commitments are con· cerned. Look over the field . Study potential. Co-operate with mate, business associate. •' AQUARWS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You are not stuck with any one method or task:. You have more going for you than might be supposed. Realize this and shake off lethargy. A fellow Aquari8Jl could p I a y key role. , PISCES (Feb. IS.Marcb 20): Comedy of · errors could _~ • featured. Retain sense of humor; laugh at your own foibles. Stess versatility. Get ideas across in channing way, Means don't force Issues. Lov· ed one pays meaningful com- pliment . IF TODAY IS YOU R BmTBDAY you tend to be in· trospective, a b a s i c a 11 y religious person, even if not in formal sense. 1You appreciate orderliness of universe. You will fight for beliefs, but want others also to have freedom of choice. New start. made within weeks, is due to suc- ceed. To. !Ind out who'1 luckv tor vou l~ moMl' •<'d foy1, ordtr SYclntY <>m.rr•1 ti o o k 1 1 1, •·secret Hll!l1 fer. Mtn <:IHltt to Omtrr l,tll'OIOlll' Stcrtll, Thi OAll.Y PILOT, 81111 12.0, Or1nd C1n1T1I St111oft, N.,. York, N,V, 10011. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAC GUIDE OCC students may bring their children to the center and have them eared for while they are in class. Cost will be $6 per week, including a snack lJ.o_...,_ .... ..,.,...,. __ .111 for the children. Students • MATTRESSES • must be enrolled in 10 units in lr"-~~~~~~--.,il the day or six units al night to MATTRESSES be eligible, Dirtctor o( the IOATS HOMIS TIAIUU center will be E r n e st I n e 1"91•1• .,.._ "Cookie" Clancy. C:O.N M ... MllttN9 c.. JI S Nt_,.rt lt'fll. Llbe 8·1303 KIDS LOVE llr•;_.;;.;.;;;.;:i;.;.;;.;.R;.;.Y_•~I UNCLE LEN SATURDAYS IN ~E DAILY PILOT JJIO NIWPOIT l lYD. • ·- Sa iird~, Novtmblr 6, 1971 DAILY PILOT JS starts today~ sainrday ~. 9:30 a.m. to ,9:30 .p.m. annual · \ \~ \, \ \ 'varmth without weiglit fieldcrest blanket 6.99 72x90 Solt weove therma l blanlet of '100 °/. acrylic with nylon l;>inding. In gold, verdia n green1 pink, conory; white and blue. 90xl08", 10.99 Bedding. • - lowes t price evel' on this velour towel 199 b1 th • From Cannon's "Royal Family'', greaf 1avinqs on this ric h end heavy cotton velour towel. In venetian green, camellia pink, bluebelle, yellow. and ora nge. Hand towel, 1.39; wash cloth, 59c. Linens. ho lit.lay sale • ... ' "' ANAHtlM 444 N. Eu,114 (11 41 111.1121 it~s at .the hroadw_ay NlWPORT 47 F1d1l•11 hl1M 17141 644°1212 HONTIN&TON HACH 1111 liflPlfJ•' A••«v• 1714) 192.J)JI CERRITOs- 100 lo1 Cll'rilo1 Mill (21J) 160·0411 ' I \ THE tROADWAY OkAN&I Mtll of Or•,,9• -2300 Ne. Tu1ti1t Stn•t 1714)J 991-IJll • ~ '. • • .. ' •• ' ;- .. ' ·--· l ' .. ; ) !! . ·~· .. . ' ' ' , " ::; ' • ' • • • • • ' ' • ' • • ' r • • • ( • ' ' . ' ' .. .. • ' '1 ,• ' l i ' ·~ I 'I -\-• J 4 DAILY PILOT Saturday, Novtmbtr 6, iq11 Sammy -Snaps Ba~li ~aguna , Socletg Off erlng French Composers Revived -- LAS VEGAS tUPI J Entertainer Sammv Davis Jr. opened on the 'Las Vegas Strip WtdMsday after almost eight weeks or rest under doctors' orders. Davis. capacity than an 45.. entertained a audience with more hour of songs sup- ported by a performance by Billy Eckstine. OaVIS y.•as releasM from the hospital here seven-and &·half weeks ago after ~ing confined for treatment of an e:nlerged liver. When released. he voy.·ed lo stay ott hard liquor. to slow !URE DYNAMITE • "'lncrtdible Suspense" -N.Y. Times Better than "BULLITT" -Daily News lmFiiCic'ommOHf;I EXCLUSIVE NOW £zdo NEWPORT 8EAC H-ot th~ Onltcmce to the fabulou' lido l\le OR J 8JSO .~ ....................... ~ .. -.-......... . WHAT MOST Of US DON'T llNOW AIOUT AfllCA COUlD fill A MOVI(. AND THIS IS THI MDVI(. J •• .. . ' A BOT AND GlllL FACETBE CBALLENGE . Of THE WORLD'S LAST lRONTQll. FUNNY HOW LOVERS START AS ... There's No Power Strong· Enough to Keep A Brave Heart from the 'Kingdom in the Clouds. SPECIAL MATINEE!!; ON SAT. 11 /6 SUN 11 /7 12:10 AND 2:00 f'.M. ON IOTH DAYS e IN HUNTINGTON llACH e EDWARDS CINEMA VIEJO ,.~ "' ' ·~' . ' ' ·~'" -' -' • \ l down ln his benefits and to shor ten thl'! length· of his performances. , • He sipped a glass of wine dur ing his stage performance and told the audience: "I've been dry for eight weeks. When you've been dry for eight weeks beer and wine both taste good. I've never ber:n off booze, even in the depression." The appearance of Ecklitine with Davis apparently was an attempt to cut down on the ei· ertion of the performer during his appearance. "I drank like a fish. ll wa.~ murder for t'* first two weeks after I quit. )t was like cold turkey," the entertainer said following the show early Thursday. ---Pecific Yibtatiolu . . ' •t ~00 .. -... .... -... .,., ....... ~ ...... i ll! "'KOTCH' IS AGEM ' AND A JOY." -Je7ce ltlbtf, L.A. Tl• .,._ .. _ .... "•ION" ""' Walter Matthau In 1 role only he could malle so excitipgl y different ... you'll start talking about It fromtne opening scene. 3rd RECORD WEEK Edwards CINEMA Cmta Mesa• ~.JI02 Yul BrY1>nfr "CATLOW .. (QP) ~ ~lu• "WtLO JIOVEJIJ .. (QP' w!I~ William Hcloen ~P&<:l.tl Kid' Matin•• la!urll~V -l:lO P.M. • 1 , '}''.'• ·rr ~ i .,.,.,,,_ :f'J! I 'rt.•;•', ,_ "•', ;•-...-.,.·" l ~ ,.,; .. F.J, ·~ MON. THA.U r:A.1.' I P.M. SAT. AND SUN. 1-4:30··· El -Jack Lemmoodirecb. Hetakts his talent "behind" tl)ecarnerJ for thtfirst time toaddanew, fresh dimension lo his brilliantcarttr. ALSO Wln~lll' •I l Acfftmy Aw1rd1 Htlcl Ov1r AUDREY AlAN HEPBURN ARKllll ,.DJI ZHIVAGO' ~== WlllT lllmLllllM' --· • By TOM BARLEY Of IM D1U1 .. ri.1 lt1H French composers of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries have contributed mor~han their .share to the rich repertoire or chamber mus dating rrom those pro- lific iods and It was good to see the /irst concert Q[ the Laguna Beach Chamber Music Society's 1971 -72 season devoted to some Gallic giants of the era. A splendid selection of the best of Marais, Leclair . Couperin. Boismortier and Rameau was in the safe and lmpeceable hands of the Concentus Musicu.s of Vi'enna Tuseday night for the premiere performance at the Laguna Eeach High School and it was, in every respect, an . auspicious unveiling of the in- defati gable Lagunans' four. concert season. Authenticity is the order of the day for leader · Alice Harnoncourt and her 11 male colleagues with the group drawing entire!$ upon in· sttuments Of the period for their faultless reproduction or true chamber sound -ba- roque oboes ai.d recorders. harpsichord and r I a u t o traverso to blend with the eqaally anthentic strings of the ensemble. They deservedly drew a cap<•city crowd for w h a I proved to be a memorable concert and this critic can not remember having to park so far a1vay from the. high school auditorium on any other oc- casion --... a sure indication of the drawing power · of any organization. The French, typically, have TRAVEL TRAI' FR SPACES $5.00 a day Out separate odult and ·fomlly poolt wlll mo k• your tlO'f 1•11 crowded ond mor• fun. Palm S11rln11 Oasis Jl•,.oti-1 Yehide J!uort 36100 Dot• Polm Dr. Ccthedrol City, California 9223' C7141 32 a-.t813 H "'""" _, .. U.S. liMMlll C..,_ Injected an undoubled touch of romance lo the chamber music of the era touched on by the Concentus and Leclair's Violin Concerto In C major could be said to be fully representative of the mood successfully lnterereted by the grOIJp throughout a well bal- anced program. , If ~he Leclair did nothing else, 1t gave us some magnifj. cent string work by Madame Harn9ncourt with , especially, some splendid solo work ln an allegro assa i that is as formidable a piece of scoring as we will find in any work of the period. No less effective was Marais' Suite from "Alcyone," happy, airy work that idea opened the program and set stage for an eve- ·ning of cha usic that adher~, in spirit aud deli very, to the rom antic.ism inherent in M&rais' glittering work. Couperin's "L'Apotheose de Lulli" is no less charming with its play on the contrasting styles of the Frenchman Lulli and tbe Italian Corelli and the travails that at t e 11'd both composers before they unite their talents and energies ln heaven. A light approach, indeed, to what is actually an extremely . · .. ~ A TRUE·LIFE ADVENTURE NOW SHOWING •SO. COAST 1 Costa Mesa 546-2711 e CINEDOME 20 Orange 532·3328 o fOX fULL£RTON 525-4747 W lMO-"Tl •t:ll·J·Oll·t-\1 ... T.:·U -DO·? U ••:JO·' •·t,11 $1JN.:•J:U •t ·1t·l IMl·I U DC1USIVE D.C. ENGAGEMOO llOWPLAT•• 1rN wnr DAILY 1.00,LH, 10.10 lel. & le11o IW.2.M.:l.Jf,UI !!!!!!!!:'.> 1.llO.t.40 &10.U ALL ADULT PROGRAM i -6 ACADEMY AWARDS DAVID LEAN'S DOCTOR ZHMGO SHOWING NOW! CALL THEATRES FOR 2nd FEATURES '"""" ..... HARBOR BLVD OlllVI IN clever leaaon ln.lhe intricacie:s or the chamber score and e first rate analysis of the rival schools of music that were ln sharp opposition in" the Europe of that era. - Adding flavor lo the in- terpretation was the delig'btfUl "Peter and the Wolf." ap- proach of cellist Nikolaus liarnoncourt. Lulli's progress was stressed to us with some ,amusing low key comments by this gifted artist between movements or the work. For all that, it would do no harm to eliminate one or two of the latter movements from the Couperin piece. He has made his point long before the end and, to our mind, the Work would •benefit from chamber performances in which · at le;1st three of the closing movements were eliminated. - --~-' I I , ______ ,,, ____ _ . I .... &• ···-""· • ·-tll.OC• ..... ,.. MILD 0'111 · JID GllAT Will CANDICE a{RGEN . PElER IOYl.I. IR.BASKIN wo.m•11•11115•nun1111 MN'f HOW lOVEllS START AS. .. 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POWER I ACROSS 44 C!rtain dra· matic sretches 1 "'tlA'n in 4b Projtclion thought forming a shtlf 'Demist's 48 Hoop skirt cooctm 50 Otstn1etion 10 Learn from 5l Stubby erect ~s tail of a hart 14 Ccwmpt CUSlOlll 53 Shrub ha~ing 15 Pasltrior part red hairy fruits er an animal 56 South African 16 Great L ake of Dutch 11 Fisl!Hman's t~\ractlon 11 li/71 11cct ssory 57 lnterjtction 18 Parasitic of mock ' Playwr!ght -36 SPl'irig fonrratd flatworm astoriisfl!T1!'nt Rice on the hind 20 Grttk goddess 60 Pick --: 10 Pttotognfii 1e9s 21 "I get ll": 2 words agaill 40 Sh<1l!ow notch 1.,..ords 62 Gambol 11 Statue in l'ic· on a surf1te 23 Deleted b4 Phys!cat bulk cadilly Circus 41 Cle«lve a lcwer 24 Devices ror of a solid body 12 Commanding 4J Sa11dy sllor! at catching 65 VOYIJ)g air officer's rioht· a body d Will« butterflies b6 Pul into vi~· hand man 45 Poirts d cr"igl n 2S Tm!l by ous action lJ -Somelhirtg that 47 Abourcl lng in 67 Weiv!r's reed is done a certain ci: w1gon 26 One Imparting ntw •Igor 30 N l~la -: A111eric• Inventor J4 Ki~ ti ~tie 35 Seasoned 37 ltlm of Switzerla!Jd 3! 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" t . • .. ... - • . ·~-.. -·-·- ... ly Chester Gould ' By Tom K. Ryan CLAUSTROPHO&IA WELL··AR.EYoU A BIG LIAR'> , By Al Smith· -tM A L ITTLE EXAGGERATOR By Dale Hale By_ Frank Bacjinski , Ll'L AINER ~------~· §ADIE ~WK1NS \HA!» ™E DAUGHTER or: TME FIRST MAYOR CF DO~DAl.:H- SALLY BANANAS GORDO . MOON MULLINS " ;; ANIMAL CRACKERS ~fl-\\ ~~~ \ VJ~~ll I L11:. PU.Fecn.4~1... .l.t.\Oll~r f~f; feEDS- o •• P,.PP'< DEA1', J.lCNJ COWIEAH HA1N'T MAAAIED UP YET? • _I APPEAR 1"0 6e MtReLC/ All aD, FLoATl/J"° l.Q9 1'0 uw.;iJ$ffCfl/J@ ~ !. J.l 0 . PEANUTS Bv Charles M. Schub I GAYE IT TO SNOOf'</ 10 IW> FOi( ME.. I'!\ 601N6 TO BREAK lH.E HABIT T!-115 TIME IF If KILLS ME .l lllLD MIM Noll TO 611'£ IT 11\Q( NO MATTER HOW I 6EG- ,.-----,,.,----...., I \JOOlOl(T WH~ NOT? i'M 1Ru,;T ll!AT' 5\JRE HE'S PUT ST~D W6.E IT f>JAJA~ IN \~Ill WC1HAHITIUtt6! 51\fl;l<EE1'1N6_ JUDGE PARKER By Harold Le Doux WMEN WILL "we ~·r KNOW .• me 5MI PMENT MAYBE TbMORROW, BE REAP'V TO MAV!IE TWO WEEKS 8E BROUGHT FROM NOW~ ~UT THROUUM? WE Wl>.NT YOtJ .f.VAILA~LE AT .A, ~ . .-.,,~\ MOMENf"S NOTICE! MISS PEACH WMV DIDM'T THAT's A OUES· APfLE'TOIJ . TION YOU SHOULP TELL ME ASK MIM .. !llT, IF AB OUT TMIS · YOU'RE SM.A,RT, WHEW. I WAS YOU'LL KEEP )'OOR IM PAR'I S { MOUTl-l SMUT A~P , 00 A'S YOU 'RE •~r.-.. TOLD, 5TEPMAN! Tl-ltS W0"1( MAV ee A LITTL.I TIPIOUS, CMILPR'!N, PUT ttY TO PAY ATT&NT•ON/ TMtE °"' IS 'OUR MINUTfS OLP, ' ' I , l • PERKINS r AND l 'M 90RID ... By Men l 'M wL.AD T1) SH ~x~o YOUR Tf.t"ISMOLO • ly John Miies • • -· • ' . Saturday, NOYtmbtr 6, 1~71 DAIL V '!LOT J ~ "Ctll PPO&'L"{ &E. GITTlJ..f A OFFER ANY [)A"{ NOW- By Al Capp Al-I MAIN'T GOT"ONI!! "t'lf, J....OOI("; LIKE. 'fO'LL HA\IE ME ON '«)R..E 1-W-JOS r:d , T!-1° RESTO' '!()RE. t-IATCl-IEAAL LIF"E!! By Charles Banotti By Gus· Arriola • By Roger Bolen O\.D ~ARE FAVORtre HIDIN~ 51'():(5 FOf?. I ~OGODl~'ES. fHE GIRLS ''I don't set It-We fight lrafric for lh lrt y mlle z just to cheer 1<1mebody who travels 1!1 ly yards." DENNIS THE MENACE I l'.!J l • '· ' .- .. - 41 .DAILY PILOT A1111-l,a11de r s Minority . Appeal Rolling I DEAR ANN LANDERS - Since you often take np the cudgel for so many !segments or society v.'11-0 hr.ve a h:ird t in1e ~citing their s1ory bi'- fore the publil', I v.·onder if you \\ould consider helping a nilnorily l:?l'OU!J 1ha1 has no OrJ!ani1e<l \ nirr. I rrh•r to thf' folks 1rho 1nust S]ll'1ld the rest of their li1·es in 11heelchairs. 'J'hrrt are so nuu1r places ire can't GO because the doorfran1e:o; <ire too narro11• to accommod.:ite a 11·hielchair - especially the door to the bath· rooin. We 1rh<l are members of the 11·heelchair brigade k no,w the theater s. restaurants, stor~3. meeting places 8.nd )'ts, even privale homes. 11•hich must be avoided for this reason. I have a wonderful husband wtio can lift me fro1n my chair and carry me through a door, bu1 he cannot go into a Indies restroom. \\lili you J>rinl lhis leller, please? Per ha p s sonic business cstablishrnen1s \\'hl1 :.ire planning on re111odcli11~ or rebuilding \1'ill see ii and l;il.t> heed. Also. arthilt~ts :ind horne builders cuuld profil fron1 !hi~ info1"1n:ilion. i\lv !hanks and bes! 11·ishes f1·01l1 thousands v.•ho art' -HOLL- ING ALONG DEAll THOUSANDS: Here's your letter and my thanks. lt'1 ;imaiini; bow little thought \l'IS give n to people in 1''beelchairs until l~ranklin D. Roosevtll became President. J\lany buildings i n s t a I I e d ramps 21od widened doorwa:i·s for lhc Chief. I hope your let· tcr y.·ill ser\'t as a re111ioder that the wheelchair populalion should not be for gotten. DEAR A~N LANDERS : \\le hav·e a JG-yenr-old son '~·ho is unusually gOod looking. but he seems muc:h more interesteJ in sports than girls. A fev.• girls have been telephoning Chuck lately and I have ovei:heard some o[ his t.'Onversations. lie is courteous but not espec1ally interested in any of them. Yesterday T was cleaning Chuck's room and J ran into a letter from ··r..1ilz.ic." So far as J could tell it must have been .a note he received in school hecause I see ;ill the rnait that comes into the house and Chuck has nol received <111\' le\lers I did n't knoll' :iboui. \Ve!I. Ann. th;1t letter \\':1s sn brazen-and full or sex.\.-Slig- !:estions lhat I jusl could11·1 believe it. She ca1ne right out and offered herl!elf. I know \\'ho the girl is and I also knov.• her parents. Do you feel I should show this letter to them? Should I say something to Chuckie? My husband says he would tru st your judgment. -CON- CERNED IN L.A. DEAR C.: Do not call the S!;irl's partnls. Do not mention lhis lo your son. And _ 11top snooping around in his df'lik ;ind ··fl \' f' rhe:irln~"" hili 1 <' I t p h u n e t'Un\·rr~ation!'. Chn«kie s•1unds like a l:iirly ~nlid, \\·ell-brh;u r1t kid. If ht gels the idea th;1t ~tJU aJ't' tr~ ing lo "protc1·t" hi 111 against girl s he mi~hl drtidr lo give you s111nethini: tu y.·ur· r~· aboul. DEA/1. ANN LANDERS: Tv.·o years ago our 16-year-old daughter qult high school because r;he wanted con- tinue on a job she had taken that summer. The money was good and she decided school "·ould be boring after being in the business ,~·orld. lier job lasted only five n1onths and she has been going from one thing lo ......_ :inother e\·('r sinc:C'. l..:1!'il vcat !-he decided ~he needed a hish :.rhool diploma AA she enrolled in u tf•rTi•spondcnc:c course. She has chu1<' lairll· \\'!'II ;ind v•ll l he ge11111~ hcr .diplo111;1 in Ucl·e1nbt·r. The qucslion i:-; 1 hi~: \\'ould il be all right tni: ht•r lo ~end graduation annot1nre1nent~ l o uur friends and rel:llives~ She \vanls the graduation p1·esent s end makes no bones about it. All \re need ts 11 one \\'Ord answer. )'es or no. -l lER t"OLKS DEAR FOLKS: No. Do YOU IHI 111 •I NH , • , t UI t i It? .. ·~ "-~'"' • 9'lOd tl"'t kl yeo.1? wrllt lo, An11 L1-r1• -"' let. "Tiie Kn ta POPvlt•hy.'" !fl(lo!,- '"' wl111 'f'Ollr rl'Clllfll JS <t'nll fn co.., ~ I lor\t, Wll-eddrtt.JM, 111-~~ In c1rt ti lhe 0AILY PILOl. Phone 6'12-4321 For Weekender Advc1·1ising . • ANAHEIM F'OUNTAIN V~ 2144 W. IJNCOIH I• Y-wr If 110 ...... 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ONlTI .,~jt{;13:ib JOHNNY LIGHTNING RACEWAY SET "Most Popular Se t of It's Kind" Includes: V 11 ~.Track V 1 Race Car V 'l Ricochec l aunchers V 3 loops V Set up inst1uc!ions MADE TO SELL FOR $9.99 BUY 'EM NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! • WHILI 104 LASTS I - ,I .. • • • I • OAJLY PILOT f f Ro,se Bowl . Bid Possible for · Cougars if •• • • LOS ANGELES \AP) -Soulhern Californl1'1 Trojans hold one of the keys to \\'ashington Slate University's bid for the Rose Bowl as the Pacific-3 rivals clash in-Memorial Coliseum -this af. temoon. Quarterback Ty Paine, t a i l b a c k Bernard Jackson and the Coug~~ are currently tied with Stanford in the C{)~ ference title Chase. Stanford has Iii 4-1 record and Wishington State 2-1, the lat. 'Bama's Tide ·rusk$ Record I I Against· LSU ' . BATON ROUGE, La, \AP) Undefeated Alabama, t~ nation's No. 4. power. and 18lh·raiiked Louisiana State, a ter wjtb two more conference contest.a: re.- . malnlng after the Trojans battle. Upwards of 50,000 are expected for the l: 30 krekoff, aod many will be tuned in on ! the UCl.\t.game atjStan!or ,.. The Indians can win no less than' a tle if they beat the Bruins .and they wind up their official Pac4 schedule. If the Cougar~ clin get by SOOtbern Cal, Oregon State and Washington, and even lf Stanfor~ downs UCL.A, Washinston State wOUld set the RO&e Bowl nod since it defeated the Indians . Southern €al, 0-2 in the Pae-8, is ravored over the Cougars, oomln; as it does with strong wins over Notre Dame and CaUfoiniilhe past two weeks. Coach John McKay of USC, howev~r. has said, "This is the Cougars' big op. portunity. I would think they would be playing with great enlhuslasm come Saturday." , Hairy Situation • Shave-it-off Edict I Hits Philadel'phia· ... two-time loser with a potent punch, ., , . i .... . tangle tonight in a Southeast.ern Con:,, PHD.,ADELPHIA•(AP) - If your bo'U ' midd1e. ~'!lnebacker, was t,be_. m ost ference football game that Will be televis--came '°' one daf arid ,said, cut off ~OW-~ vocifera.'1' objectOr. ed nationally. · mustaebe th1t'1 an order would it. im-i ·,He's •itOt Y.et~ 'reltdy to forjlve and prove your woi-k!? ' ' -i , 10~_get. lie says ~ feels li,ke he's in the A sellout crowd of 67,500 is expected I.A Coach~ Khayat ofi th.e Philadetpllia • \\rmy •. Allrie wants Is for ,the coach to Tiger Stadium with the Crimson~ Tide Eagles gave the order to his team two tell hifn how to win . tabbed a IO-point favorite. weeks ago to· shave and off came the Quarterback ''Pete Liske ta:kes a The American Broadcasting Co. an· • mThustacEhes.1 h d 1 l , . . . reali stic approach to the two-game win· . e ag es a os their first five ning streak. nounced one week ago that this would be games of the iN"ational Football Lea!!ue ~ J•J •thirik our winning comes down to its ~·ilc! card game for 1971. lt-lost some -' ·~eason. twoubderKhayat, whd~ucce~ed playii!._g the caliber of teams we 're of its lustre the following day when Jerry Williams as boss after the third · playirft now." Liske said. "We were suc· Missi.:;sippi upset lSU, 2.f!.22, knocking game. Minus ~ hair on their lips the cessful in preseason playing the caliber Eagles won the next two games. of teams we should beat, and we've been On T,V Ton!ght Channel 7 at 6:30 r;i the defending SEC champion out of this year's conference race. "I've never seen a Joss that helped a team," said coach Pau1 "Bear" Bryant of Alabama , "but I honestly don't think L.SU losing last week wi!jhave one thing to do w1th•our game. They'll be so fired up you won't be lieve it. And you know how that crowd is ·down in Tiger Stadium. "I'm concerned with Johnny Musso," says coach Charles McClendon of the Tide supe rstar, "but I believe we're going to have to gel to the quarterback somehow to stop the Wishbone." MussO,~pound senior, is the na- tion's No.fscorer and is averaging 10'7 · .Djp. the mass mustache shaving -22 successful against tllat caliber of team Eagles had to run for the razors -make again." · the difference·? The Eagles_ w sted a 4-2 pre·season · · Ed Khayat laughed at the question. A record. defeating the New York Giants, former player on the champion Eagles of· New Orleans Saints. Buffalo Bills and 1960, he knew his players didn't run, Oakland Raiders. wh.ile losing to Houston pass, block or tackle with their lips. and Detroit: Oakland was the only team· He made no bones about the reason for or strength ~efeated and that was an the victories -seven reco'vered fumbles, opening exhibition game in which lhe three pass interceptions, a blocked kick Raiders experimented, that became a touchdown , guards who In regular season it was Oakland 31-10. pulled ou~ knocked down a few peo-The two victories since the m·ustaches pie. • .r came off were against the Giants and The coach explained his thinking be· Denver .]Jroncos, not exactly the elite of hind the shave.it-oil edict. • the NF[. The theory that Khayat ma9e "Good grootning is one of the .-ma& llis players angry by the mu stache ploy, facets of discipline." he said, repeating a'nd that psychologically the y became a What he said at the time of the order. better team gets an acid test Sunday Khayat said he disliked shaving but did again.st the t.ough Washingt.on ~edskins it every ·day. (S.ll. The players were'unbappy with the loss If the Eagles upset the Skins that would • of their mustaches. Tim Rossovicb, the be a hairy one . . ,, yards per game. In hil two rneet~s with • • ~~ um, hqJV~"\r, lf•'IO gained :. ~' iq , ~nrt'. IJt B.-lsf , ,. ).. ' 1w and '4 )'aril• lut year. Musso bas _ ' 1 ,.. -· .- been nurs~ Bill elbow arid shoulder in-• M' _ zzi _ ;J T ,. jurylhis,eek,biltisexpected jo play. ' <. axwe euus· revioo· L.SU· lea<Ss the'SEC in total offense with ( • ' 419 yards ·Per game, while Alabama is se- cond at 403. ' The Tige.rs reature a lw~uarterback attack, dividing time between option run· ner · Pawl-Lyons-and, passing-Bee -Bert ~ Lakers Edge Baltimore Jones, whose favorite target is_ his first cousin, Andy Hamilton. Bryant needs one more Victory to reach the 208 mark and break his fourth·place He with Jess Neely for most career triumphs by a head coach . Chargers Try For NY Sweep Against Giants NEW YORK (AP) -The San Diego Chargers, fresh from a big offenSive showing , and the "New Yo rk Giants. com- ing off a solid defensive effort, meet Sun- da y for the first time in reg4lar season play in the National Football League. San Diego, with John Hadl passing for 358 yards and four touchdowns. ripped the New York Jets 4g..21 last Sunday. Against the Gianis , Had! will be facing ::t defensive unil that rose to its best ef· for of the year in 14--10 loss to the Min- nesota Vikings. 1 The Giants~defensive unit is in good ~ape but theit receiving corps is banged up as they bid to snap a four-game losing !ilreak and try ta lmptove a 2-~ record. · • With tight end Bob Tucker. who leads the club with 26 catches, questionable because of a bruised knee and wide receiver Don Herrmann still in doubt because of a shoulder injury. the Giants have taken rookie Coleman Zeno on the taxi squad. The Chargers. 3-4, are healthy except for linebacker Jeff Stages who is out in· derinitely·wlth a broken arm. MEXICO CITY -Billy Maxwell, tak· ing advantage of shortened tees, fired a seven·under-par ' 6S and moved three strokes in front of Lee Trevino Friday in the second round of the Mexican Open golf tournament. • The 41-year-0ld Maxwell. one of lh!: shortest hitters on the American tour. posted a 36 ho\e~total of 133. 11 under par on the Club de Golf course. - Trevino, the heavy ravorite to add·this national title to his collection of American , British and Cana"dian crowns. slipped from a leading 6.5 in the first round to 71 and was alone in second at 136, "f couldn't buy a pult ," Trevino said. "And when you don't make the putt. you don 't make the money. ,,.. LOS ANGELES -Gail . Goodrich scored 31 points and Wilt Chamberlain grabbed 25 rebounds as the Los Angeles Lakers played thei r first game since the retirement of Elgin Baylor. beating Baltimore·s Bullets llG-106 Friday nighl. Before the game. Chamberlain was named the Laker captain, replacing Baylor, who had been the only captain in the Lakers' 11 years here. In other NBA g~mes, it was: Bos.ton 103, Detroit 102; Scaltle IOI . New York 97 ; Buffalo 122, Atlanta 117. ,,.. MlAMI -North Carolina State. seven· time loser and 22·poinl underdog . stunned Miami, Fla. 13-7 Friday night as the, but· ter-fingered Hurricanes committed ·a school record IO fumbl es. ,,.. LONG BEACH -Cal State (Long Beach) threw the PCAA football title race into a frenzy by whiVJ>ing Fresno State, 30-13, Friday night at Veterans-1 Stadium, here. 3:32 of the first quarter when he was benched after oompleting two of seven passes for 35 yards. Long Beach led 23-7 at halftime and never looked back. The losers could have clinched the crown with a victory. Instead . Long Beach, San Jose State, Fresno and San Diego State are in the running. OAKLAND -The Oakland Raiders an · nounced Friday that wide receiver Eldridge Dickey has been dropped from the· squad for disciplinary reasons and >A·ill not accompany. the team lo New Orleans for Sunday's National Football League game. "It is a disciplinary action," said coach John Madden. He refused to give any other explar'lation. Dickey was unavailable for comm.ent. ,,.. LONDON -Princess Anne, star rider in lJorse show jumping, was named Sporls\voman of the Year Frida,\'.. by the British SJXlrls \Vriters Association. The 21-year-0\d daugfter of Queen Elizabeth won the European three-day ti- ne a~ainst top men and women riders at Burghley t>A·o months ago. It is the first time a member of the British Roya'l Family has been voled a sports award of tliis ki nd. Scotland·s Ken Buchanan. holder of the World Boxing Association lightweight ti· tie, won the sportsman of the year honor. ,,.. ' ABERAVON. Wales -South Africa's BoD flewitt reached the final of the Dewar tennis tournament series Friday \vifh a 7-6. 1·6 victo"ry over .Jaime Fillo! of Chile. It was Sout.bern Cal's excellent defense, fe(!ituring Willie Hall, which 1tymltd Notre Dame and Cailifornia, while the bf. fense ,with <ematlng C{uarterbacks Jim- my Jones and Mike Rae, pass catchers . -Ed~I Garrison and Charles Young, began to click. Jlm S'weeney '()f' Washington State, headed for coach ot ·the year in the Pac·8, if nottelse.where, aecJare:d, "we~are the only' team left• that can· put ,itself in the Rose Bowl. Slantord needs help from someone el.se. I'm glad that's the way. it lJrb&ause If we win our next three games no one will be able to say we backed into the bowl." Sweeney has high rCll;ard_J_oe__ff\l •..tf· fensive troops, notably the . line. He thinks It is one of the best around:· "Guard Steve Busch has td rank wiljl any lineman ever from WSU,'"Sweeney decllll'.ed after the Cougars' ·Sl-21 win over Oregon. 1' Buzz Brazeau is also doing' a grpl'l job at tackle. Jim Giese, Wallace WUJams, John Hook, Mike Hill and Jim Forres' have also been gr e a t performers." As for quarterback Ty Paine he ~serted_._ "Paine is .,s good U not ~etter, than any option quart e rbac k America." Of breakaway n.inner Ja c kson, Sweeney comment.ed, "Jackson ca n tura a ·three-yard loss into a 20-yard gAin." Bruins Take - ~hot . ., At Stanford • I STANFORD (AP) -The Slanlord In· dians, with their eaJs cocked toward the south, will play UCLA here today In a game lha\ Could be folfowed by a title. clinching celebration. The game could also be followed by two weeks of waiting and a lot of regretting over the 24-23 loss to Washington State Oct. 23. The 12th ranked lndians. 4·1 in the Pacific.a football race, can clinch the title and a return trip to the Rose Bowl if they 'vin today and second place WSU, 2·1, loses to Southern California in Los Angeles: If the surprising Cougars get pasl USC, they can earn the Rose Bowl berth by finishing with victories over Oregon State an·d Washington the !]ext two weekends. UCLA has a 1-2 conference mark and a 2·6 overall record, but Stanford coach John Ralston didn't have to work hard to think of something nice to say about Pep- per Rodgers' Bruins: "Don't forget that this is the only team in oui: league with a victory over \\lashington State, and they have played impressively very often in spite of thei r record ," said Ralston. The Indians struggled to a 31·24 win at Ori!gon State last week , after lrailing 24·3 in the first half. UCLA lost to Washington 23-12, doing all its scoring on Efren Her- rera's rour field goals. Stanford quarterback Don Bunce, fourth in the nation in total offense, com- pleted 12 of 15 passes in the second half comeba ck against OSU. The Indians lost their starling fullback, Hillary Shockley, with an ankle injury last week. Bul UCLA has bigger injury problems. with both first slrlng running backs, Kermit Johnson and Marv Ken• dricks, on the injury list. . "Defensively, we played out best game of the year." Rodgers said after the loss to Washington. · On offense, the Bruins got inside the Huskies' 2G-yard·line four times without reaching the end zone. Herrera's field -gOa1s·rang&l-from 29 to 48 yards. Stanford has lost its last two home games, to Duke and Washington State. A ... crowd of more than 60,000 is expected !or today's game. Area Products On Tube Today In Cal Game RF:RKELEV -FlYe former area products will be on each side th!! afternoon at Memorial Stadium when California's Go lden Bears host the Washington Huski es in a regionally lt!evised Pacific Eight Con ference foot,.. ball balt!e. Opening kickoff is slated for 1:30 with Channel 7 beaming the contest into the Southland. Entering the tiff as 4 Lh·point fa vorites, the invading Huskies will be starting former Golden West College stars Tony Bonwell (Huntington Beac~ High} and Charlie Buckland (Westminster) in their defensive backfield while ex·Laguna Beach ace Steve Wiezbowski is the squad's placekicker. All are juniors. Also. the \Va shington roster lists eK· Huntington performer Dick Sweatt as a senior linebacker and Mission Viejo resi-- dent Scott Loomis as a junior split end . At the same lime , the Ca l Bears will be lining up with a qu i1'tetor former Orange Coast College players, Tfle game at Yankee Sta.di.um will . be the second between the l':"O clubs. They met in an ei:hibition game in 1970, with the Chargers winning, 30-27. Ex~Westminstcr Hig)l, College player Bill Golden \Vest lngl eha rt until the \asL Fil\ol saw a 5-2 lead disa ppear in the first set as Hewitt turned on the pressure. _ _Ihe__Chilean also' led 5·3 In tl~e serond be!ere the South African took command. NOTHING-tlK-!!·A-PtEASANT HORSEBACK RIOE. The one·time Pirate gridders on the Gal rosier are nffensive cenler Rob Purnell and defensive guard Kurt Clemens of Huntington Beach, ex-Fountain Valley linebacker Harry Carmack, defensive tackle Dave Gleason of Costa Mesa and derensl veback Bob Curry of Newport Harbor. quarterbacked the losers Bill Steinkraus Takes 1 Spill .in NY Jumping Event, ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~-Washington's defense has given Sonny Sixkiller and the orrense lots of help late-- ly, and the Huskies bring a No. 20 na- tional ranking into the Memorial Stadium ,, ,Sad Sam JoneS\ Heart Dies of 'Cancer Trouble · Doesn't Stop Champ A week ago. the Bears mel a 20th rank· ed Southern C.lifornia team here. USC won 26-0 to climb to No. 17 in the poll. OWENSBORO Ky (AP) c ti's lor lhe two.mile tollrse, "'"-..i Davies detect no damage. "The ttght side of the 'uoRGANTOWN , W, Va, (AP) -' ' -ur 1 --m H~well takes pU'· to. -·Ir I his 1'r ~ •. ,._•u to the Class A istate cham-t heart enlarges, and the medicine helps "Sad" Sam Jones. major leam•e baseball vy-la ....... 0 • • l,,..UUU!-1 •· regular heart~al brushes Id lh ~in • p1'onshlp, . / keep I e earl ra.l!regU1ar before and pitcher who won 100 game! in the 1950s IJ'C • as e e .... and '&Os, died In West Virginia University and the worry that "lhere's something "I !itUI 'don't believe it; I just don 't during a race," says Hopewell. Hospltal!E'day of ca~cer. He was 46. wro~g,'' ind runs like the dickens. know how he could have done It/' says · "I did pass out once during a race, He ha n 1 pa~1ent at the hospital ''Yes, Jt hurts when t run , .. there is Ropewfll's coach, Chuck Gullo. though," he add$. for varlou, ~lod6 11nce J une J. ps,ln " t1ys U\l!I Pavlta Count lllgh "I had been hoping, 8 couple weeks llopeweU 's pa rtnts objected to his Jones won ti games for the San Fran· ' Y • b h iscO Grants fJ\'\959. and tn· 1955 pitched a _Sc:hool lienlor. ago, Curtis might be able to take maybe participation In cross country, lit t e tor me to ktep on running,. buL the Washington has two straight victoriet and a 6-2 stason record. Cal is ~ going b1st few· meets I've !Seen pushing myself into the regionally televised game wh.lch pretty hard," says Hopewell, wbo doesn't-count In the Pacific-I football transferred here rrom Shinglehouse, Pa.. standjngs because of the BC!ars' NCAA a/year ago. probation . Gullo agrees. "Ile hed l0."'9 problems Early in the season, It looked llke at mldseason .•. he got sp~ked, and had Washington's only strength was offe~ to go lo a chiropractor for h1J back . Then. The huskies bea.t Purdue 38·2S and Texu lt w11s downhill for hlm, he l.acktd ton-.. Christian 44·26 as quarterback Sli:killer • . dlUonlng. But he 's the type of kid who piled up passing yardage. nev'r 1lvcs UD.' _._,...__: But in thelr last two ouUngs, the- llopewell hopes to win a scholarship for Huskies have beaten Oregon State (3&·14) no-hitter fo~ the Chjcago CUbs against tht But over the w~kend l!opewell took his fourth place In the state.-mcct. But then youngster was able to change their Pitt6bur.cli.Pir11tts. pllls and forgot ·about the pnln to win the . he won the regional and now the st.ate. minds. As a concession to their concern, cross country al a Pennsylvania collc&t. arrd UCLA (2.'J..12). Against the Bruins_ •·u I'm able lo run." Washlnaton allowed only four field goals. ~ l J He al~ pl!lyed for the St. Lollis individual title In the state Class AA "He just goL hlm~elt together." .the yo1dh \Ylll visit a Lou isville clinic C11rdlnafs , Detroit Tigers, Baltimore cross country meet Hopewell's htart problems have been 500fl for m()rt tests. Orioles and Cleveland lndi11ns. 1 His victory. In a classic rcf rd 9:49.1 .closely checked by doctors, who 1ay they "The doctors talf me il •:ould be ok11y • . . . . . • -• • • DAIL V PILOT ? t's All on the Line for Orange Coast Tonight ' . NORWALK -Orange Coast College's ifootball team puts its championship lt!feams. its un,beaten record and its state 111\d national ranking squarely on the line tonig ht (7:301 against rugged Cerrito,s Ql\lege hel'e. The South Coast Conference crucial matche i;; two teams !hat have won all three of their circuit games. If coach Dick Tucker's OCC Pirates , e.n get by the Fa1rons tonight they would ,. .. ~fUst about ha \'e the conferent'e cro"'" ~~ ... ~apped up -"'ilh their two remWllng i~ ••mes (at homeJ aga inst als<>-rans Mt. ·'-· . San Antanlo Md San Diego ?tfesa . Cerrltos 11JU must play Santa Ana and F~Uerton. · OCC co'rnes into the tilt ranked fourt h the state and No. 11 In the nation. Cer· ·rltos inade It to the state rankings for the :fir st· Hme 1hls week. The Falcons are In the No. •1 spot. Tonig ht's tilt Ceatures an interesting malchup ·with Oran1te Coast's freshman 1quarterback Alvin• \Yhlte going against bis former coach Ernie Jahnsnn. · Wh ite engineered lhe Pirate~ to a rous- ing lH victory over Santa Ana last wee.k, West111inste r Favored f'.;Tars Battle Lions ;.i~ ;.~n Title Showdown .,f: •.. . >;".. .> :~ 0 NeWport Har bor High's Sailars get one ~\atiot. and one ~hot anly, when coach Don ' U.nt's crew cl ashes With !he undefeated Lions of Westminster High befare an ex· ; ·pectcd overno"' cro\.\'d at Ne'M'port :--ronighL ' It gels under way al 8 o'clock and {or , }e\.\•port'! third place Sailors il"s . a ·,~.~ance to tie the Sunset Ltague football ···,randings up three "'ays between \Yestern ~ .pPd 1onigh!'s '"'O combatant!!. .;,.. .. Defeat will drop the Sailors t"·o gatnes ~ off \\'e.stminster"s pace v.•ith tv.•o game~ · left . $· • ."· Coa('h Bill Boswell's Lions are eight· ~;pPint favorites lo handle the Sailors. The Llons' primary weapon is the right · >:I.rm of quarterback Jeff Siemens.. who ,,Ji~as picked apart enemy secondaries for ~,." 1";104 yards on n complet.ions in 124 tries -for 64.9 percent and a half dozen .. ,. touchdowns. i.-. ~.And. in thal aerial blitz, only three of ,1.--bjs darts ha l'e been intercepted . ... ~: Challen~ing Siemens and the rest of the " "1estminster bunch is Newport's highly ~; ,tegarded ciefcnsive crew. led by·linemen l". Terry Albritton and Jim Swick and backs ~~ Grif Amies and Bill \\!hit ford . . , Lent has bu ilt a \'icious defensi\"e tine n~IJ'Qllnd the 223-pound Albritton and 209- i1;.pound Swick . Those tv.·o along \.\'ith ~·~ 1yne 1iiitler. Dave Gunderson. Mike · .rown, J im Moise, John Tupy and Russ ..::1-cker have "'reaked havoc on enemy of- ·1cfe:s>Si\'e thrusts. •. -And Amies and Whitford, along with Randy Han1illon, ha1•e turned the oi:r • 'f<i~ilion's passing gam.e into a Newport ~1,offensire 11o·e;:1pon with thrir interceptions. ~t • .'Lenrs C'lC\"cn "'ill be going l\"ith :·.~iiarterback Kevin lleescr 16-0, 160 jr.) ag;i.in v.•ilh Duane Dt>Kalb still ailing . ., J, R;ti!_JCr h;i s a pa ir of good running t,r,bac.ks in llan Seals and Tony Horva th and ._.-tie uses Swick at slotback, who moves to ,either $ide of the line and acts as a tight t end u~ually. ,.,. Westminster, of course, also has a Few 11 other gems in ii!> offensive array to "go ~"alOng with the Siemen!> cambinat ion to ~i•'Pfeei vers Gary Maddocks, Gil · Ro.sales * -.'( ·/;{ I ' X UCI Poloists ,I .. I ' cl " '" " 'i :: Smash Fullerton .. UC Irvine ~asl ed 10 an 11-:'i water pnlo ;: victory o\·rr \'151l 1n11; Cal Slate ! Fullerton 1 ·.Friday artfrnoon tn the Anteater pool ' \l.·ith Brute Blark and Jim Bradburn pac· r. ln.lt !ht scoring with thr~ goals ea('h. --~ CS Fullerton t 10-fl l is currently leading the CCAA in water pnlo bu1 fell behind. 7- L 1n the !>Ccond stanza and wAs nr11er in thr game !hereafter as ('Oath F:d Ne~·land substituted freely during the se- cand haH. '.f'he ATJleatf'rS t 15-4 1 v.·il\ journey to Belmont Plai11 pool \Vednesday nh!hl for a .1t11me "·ith he Cal St11tP I t.on~ Br11rh 1 . 49trs bt'f('lre p11rtlclpa l1nn in the Go!ri ... '•...(.oa~t tournament at S<1nta Barbara next :. ....... H'kend. l •,,, VC l•V•11• l 4 1 l -II '.->.(t i S••to l~.,lih!~nl o 1 ? 1 _ J ---, lJG.1 Irv ..... ~I .... lllUI. 1. lr-.db"'" ), 01(..._ ~.·n..:.r .. ?. Mclio•UIG J, M.tClrll•" and Kirk Harris. Tailback Chuck Winkles is 1 two-year starter and has: chalked up a 3.4 average in 72 carries and a pair of touchdowns. And Bob brellus (4.6 average, three TDs) and %10-Pound Jim Holland t2.f .iverage, five TDs) alternate at fullback. Another definite threat for Westminster is sophomore Tony ACC1lman~o, who has sped tor three TDs and a15.4 average· in 41 carries. Westm inster has a complete 1cam in every category but Newport i~ considered the better defensive team. Just how much better w!U be detemtined ionig_hL GWC, Cypress Alter Initial .SoCal Victory - Golden West College will be seeking to break a three-game losing streak before a homecoming crowd tonight in Orange Coast 'College Stadium with the RU5llers entertaining Cy press Col\ege. Kickoff · is set for 7: 30. Polden West has never lost more ,than three in a row and it happened on onJy one other occasion. That was in 1970 In the final three games or the reg ular St!UOn and CypreD wa9' the middle oi:r ponent, gaining R 13-0 verdict. In the series that began five years ago, Golden West holds a 3-1 edge and toni~ht's game fi gures as a tossup. Bill Cornelius, freShma n quarterback for the Rustlers, is on the brink of rewriting the pa11sin g record books and has three games in which to ,surpass most or the single season. marks. In the six games played lo date he has already moved into select company. He is second in all-time passing yardage to John Jng\chart and is . third on the all· time list in total yardage. In six ·outings. Cornelius ha!> pa.~sed for 1,274 yards and has a tota l offensive mark of 1,295 for the year. While Cornelius' battle with the record books should spice~n \Ve.lit Rl· tack. it doesn't mean stlers v.·i ll foresake the ground ame. Mark Dunn. the early s&son leader in rushing is out for the season. His place at tailback v.•as taken by Kim Woll, a freshman from Costa Mesa High . Coach Bill Price at Cypress has been plagued \.\'ith injuries himself after an outstanding start this~ear. The Chargers opened the campaign ~ith three victories in four outin gs but .have dropped a pair of conferen ce tilts to even the record at 4-3. Berilie Medeiros. the Charger flanker back who was the leading ground gainer befare he suffered a n1ptured thigh mus- rle IY.'O weeks ago, is on crutches and y,•ill be replaced by Alex Guillen. · ~-l i ke Hixson is the team·s tailback and has gained 174 yards Jn 64 carries for a 2.72 a\'erage. - The Chargers have also had two players suffer broken legs. another with a knee injury and a starling fullback with an ankle injury. Co;ich Ra y Shackleforrl al Golden West will have frte safety 1'1ike Ladd on the sidelines with a ham string muscle pull in addition to Dunn . Alan Dages was out a v.•eek ago with a bladder infection. a11t•11 w"' Lll1•1W• OU•nH O.l111tt ,.,,_ "ll'lr Wt. Wt. l"l1r•r SE Slltu~~Ot l1V Ul llj T•YIO•· r c11,...,,.1on 110 ltO Hllllnrd G ll:&bfrl<tttn 115 ito F•r,..,m1n C l'1u111cau1 11KI Uj EGW•n:h G ••11110 11111 lt5 r110•111on T 019"\ 111 ltO Llavd T!c Ot!wnln t UI 1fl O!Kld f)I! Corrtt!l~t IU 11.0 ~~•w f 8 W•I! HI f1' N•,.l">l!\t•• --" ~ ll•••t"I' tte ttO "'tbtrtton Fl C.ebb 111 IJS Cll .. •tt ,, .. ' ' MG ' ' " " " " ' • . atepping Jn tor the injured, Gary V•lbuene wbo Is now out for Che season With a knee Injury. White, a 6-3, i1~poonder played !or _Johnson .al Newport Harbor last ae•son and the two teamed tO help the Tars to a share of the Sunset League crown. Johnson has sinred moved to Cerrltos and the Falcons are as goodias ever. The key to beating Cerritos, 511.ys Tucker, is stopping ita groUlld 1attack. The Falcons. attempt to control the ball featuring their bruising runn ing game, Cerritos, ln past games, has thrown the bsll t1bo11t 30 percent of thll time. 1'he Falcons depend on the running lnlents of ha lfback ~iike Bfllentin,e, a S.10, l'nl·pouOO freshman and qU.arte·rback Jeff Brinkley, a &-2, 19().pound.sciphomore~who is more adept at the run than he is at tho pass. • 1 But Orange Coast's rushing defense 1s one of the best in junior college football , thu s the Falcons 1uay be tqrced to go to the pa ss more tonight. occ·s running game has a!So looked stronger "'ith each outing with fullback Ri('k Hartsfield and haltback f\1ark LoM•IUour, · o.c<iOlpl• of fr<Olun~. Im· proving 'l\'ith ea'ch outing. But the key to the OCC offense Is its pa~~~nn~:~~t only threw 2i times laSt Week (a seasoo low) with WbJte com- pletlni ~ight of 18 passes for 136 yards. including scoring tosses al 49 and· 32 to wide receiver Doug Young. Willi. Orange Coast depending a great deal on the boi;nb -. that ·,brings out another interesting matchu p. Cerritos has not yielded the long gainer (either pass or run) for a toochdown this season. But the Falcons have not met receivers \1.-ith the talents of Yaung or Sle\'e f1..Jonahan . Orllltt Ctltl L.1n1u1t 01111111 Dlll~\I ... ~1.,1, ••• ••• l'll YI, ~11 . " Dou1 You"' '" '" G"e1 • ' 0 . Wllt111 '" ,. awMtlulll ' G $ur1>rtN~I ·~ '" LtNlrltl 'l •• ' F1!1 ·~ "" Ne.t11 ' G "'rllOld "' '" ' W11!1" • ' J1tkM!fl '" "' Mtlll " " WH1 ,., "' Moro " •• Wlllt~ "' '" lh lc11er1 " " Monell•" ·~ U.! T1K1m11 " " l'Mt lU..ir "' "' l1llos.kv • " H1rlt!ll MI "' "' $11(11111 • Cl"-IL Y ,ILOT 1!1!1 l'~tll QUARTERBACK ALVIN WHITE {26) CARRIES ORANGE COAST'S HOPES TONIGHT AGAINST CER~ITOS • F.er.rll;ro, Andrews Spar kl·e-'.fV Viewers . . Get Football, In 20.9 Corona Comeback By ROGER CARL.SON Ot !ho Cl llY 1'!111 11111 Corona del ~tar High 's Sea .Kings blended the superb running af Bob Ff'r· raro, the clutch efforts of John Andrc"·s and outstanding efforts from a pack of defensi\'e heroes Friday night to produec a 20,9 upset football victory over /.otagnol ia. Coach DavC' l-loll and's CdM crew, \l'i\h SUC('('SS mandatory in orclcr to stay a]il'e in thC'. Irvine Leaguf! championship race, turned tiger bclore 3.~ at La Palm;i Stadium to overcome a 9-0 MRgnolia fir sl half lead. Thus Corona trails Edison by one game in the loss colum n with '"'0 games left. It 11o·as Ferraro and his brutal "thrusts off taekle, traps up the middle and sweeps arouod the Hanks that kept Corona del M;ir in a dominating pollilion the entire second· half. Jn all the Corona bull netted 164 yards ln 23 carries foi: a 7.1 average. And he v.·as the key in the winner's 44· vard fourth quarter touchdo11o"n march ihat scaled Magnolia's fate. · Quarterback Reed Johnson went over from three yRrds out to cap the gRmc·s longe st sustained march v.'ith 9;05 lcFl tu give the Sea Kings their 11-poinl bulge. H \VRS a pcnalt.v rind fumblc·plagucd ('Ontcst. First h;-,lf a('tion \\'as a com· bin;ijion o( the aroren1entinned items p!us key efforts from Andrews and a naked reverse that brought Holl and's eleven from behind. ' J\rn Carpenters fumble rrc-0vcry in- itialed the Cdr-.t comeback v.'ilh 4:27 left in the hair and the visitors on the short end of a 9-0 count. l'hc Si:a Kiugs nu1dc it lo the i\'lagnnlia 11 thanks to a couple of screen passes to )'"t•11r<1ro <ind his fivc·.Yard reverse. Then Johnsnn found Andre"'s open on a quick ~l.<1nl-i11 dart and the junior, rccei\"c r dashed into the enrl zone "''Ith 1: 10 lrft. r·erraro crossed up the Sentinels on the -How Tl1e y Fared All but one of the fa\"orites v.·on Friday night inl"olving CIF AAAA top IO football teams. Noire Dame upscL previously un- defeated and eight ranked Damien. 21-13. Na I 8•1hoo "'m•I 8t•! ~rrvltt, •?·O t;o. 1 ~!. P•ul be•l Pou\ Xe Jl-1 • Na. J El lhncno ~~•t Mll l1•1n, 10-f No ' Wt11minllrr' •I NtWPltr1 •on•t h' No. l No. lorre"c• """' L! Jordon. ?(1,6 No 6 8u•~• b•~I ... ~~·~··· •1·G No. 1 l\•(ldl• ~~·I "'"OY~. l•·e. Nt. t Otm••" 1011 In Notrt C1m1, 21•1'. No. ' P•1td~8 111<11 lr(t,Otl, U 11, No. 1~ Wt 11trn Otlt "'"lh~lm, 1t.1•. . " CQlJVCrSilln try and passed to Andrews to narro11• the gap to 9-8. Bob Jones \\'as next in line for hono rs for Holland's Sea Kiniis . pouncing on j\·\ark j\1illcr's fumbl C' at the ~1agnolia, 36 on the ensuing kickoff. Ferrarn"s 19-yard dr111v play put the ball on the nine and then Carlo Tosti look ,Johnson's pi teh nnd swept lhc rcmainif'\g distance againsl the grain for the go- aht'ad TD with 17 seconds Jefl in the half. r-.-tagna!ia had started it off by capitaliz· Ing on Corona de! ~1ar fumbles . A safety \vas recorded in the first period 1vhcn Hick Comin tackled Johnson in lhe Cd:\1 end zone afler a fumble. Later Steve Crousc's theft a1 the Cdi\.1 16 set up the f.1agnolia touchdown. i\lillcr !iCOred from two yards out and Tim Riley's PAT made it 9-0 with 7:24. lefl in the half. .Johnson tater punted to the loser"s 34 and mnmcnts Jatrr Pat Lynch and Phil Tanner smashed Sentinel QB John Kin- dred , forcing the fumble that Carpenter recovered ancl the. Sea Kings were on their 1\'ay. A11dre"·s· defensive clforls included two interc::cp11on!! and he knocked down i r..tagno lia pa!>s in the CdM tnd 1.one. ~1ark SeAr.!i and Larry Denner also ~tood aut with defensive gems for the Sea Kings . GAM I ltATISTICl Sonny Sixkiller and the \\lashuigton Huskie.!i tangle with the California. Golden Bears this afternoon followed by the Alabam<1 Crimson Tide and Louisi ana Stale Tigers in NCAA tollege football ac- t.ion for television viewers. Channel 7 1vi!1 hr ing the Huskie-Bear lilt at 1:45 this afternoon from Berkeley and the same stalion airs lhe LSU· Alabama tilt al 6:30 this evening. The Lakers play the Golden State \Var- riors in Oakland tonight at 8 with Channel 5 bringing the action Jive to your lil'ing room. Sunday 's football fare on lhe pro !ev,el begins at 10 with the Philadelphia Eagles and '\'ashington Redskins on Channel 2. San Diego ·s Chargers are in Ne"'' York to face the Giants v.·ith Channel 4 bringing the action <1t the !:a1nc hour, In the aft ernoon, Channel 2 wilt telecast the San Francisco 49er and MiMesota Viking clash direct from Bloomington, 11.tinn. at approximately I o'clock. f1..1onday night it will be the Los Angeles Rams and Baltimore Colts with Channel 7 bringing the action live at fi o'clock'. ABC"s 'Vide World of Sports has moved lo 12 noon today on Chanriel 7 with the 12th annual National 500, stock car race taped Oct. JO •R1 Charlotte. N.C. and the 1vorld weightlifling championships fram Lima. Peru featured . ·~·Gau~hos }.,ace Stiff 1-~est Agai11st Owls ~;. . C<M M r .. 11 0')W~I t'lll~•n• " ' ~ ... , ,,,, .. ~, ~'"'"' ' ' ~ "" o~"""' ~t~$1t•b ' • Tou 1 lint oa ... ~1 " ' '1'1rd1 "11~·11· "' " Y1rcb t•.,1111 " .. V1•U letl " " ~ ~ .-Saddleback College'& Gauchos \l'\11 be (.""..confronted with the mosi mulli-factted • · oCfense. ~ey've fAcPd tonight 11thtn they 1~ ':ho11~ the C1trvr Ov.•l,1; ir. a i\1 1ss1on Crin'· · 'P:ftrtnet cruclal at Mission VieJo H11Zh. .f•._.-,:._.· Game llme Is slated for 7:31'1 with Sad· dleba~ (3·11 .11 one·point choicr to hand the Owls f4·0l their Initial Cf'.lnfl.':rcnce se.1- --ck. t! <However, while the defcn~c Qf CORch . Oeor1tc Hartm.11n'i; fiaur;ho~ h;isn·t bePn ' ciue11tlon1ble, it's lhe otlcnSt v.·hich mu~t 1ener1tl" steam 1r S1ufdlcba('k Is hoptful · of stopping tht O\\·ls from hll<Ttlng It'll he 11 i:ar11:1nt113n h1~k. 1hrxJ51h , sin John Strycul1 '1 C1tru& crewJi' lo11d· I ed in both the pas.,ing and r u n n In g deJHlt1 nlcnls. Fir~t off, in trying to puncture a .Gaucho defen5e which ha~ ~lven up 60 points In conffl'rtnee hostihtie.~, the Owl~ ha \•e off·11gain. on·Sf!Rin quRrterback 1-.:d Bebistt. In e}1ginecrlng lhe 0" ls into 11 No. 15 ra nking in the state. IJablsh h11 s hll on 44 of 110 aerials for 747 y<1rdi; Rnd nlnc Sct!res. He·i; bren lrit.erc('11tcd 12 tlmts. ho\\lCVer. and will f>c fact'-to-fa{'C with S~ddleba(' S q\i11rlrl of 1'/Jipound !ICCOO· ri!'lr} l)vrglnn1 1 ltud_y l/o!mc~ .• Jeff Denny. t.111rry Hem111l'ldr1. 11nd J)'ln \\'Uson J Oahio:h i5 !l\1Jlpnrt1>tl b\• l:illbAi'k-" .IO\\Rynto ~1mr. (~ll y11rdi; o.,·the "round ! •nd J\en. ~\11J1am1o (t34J •nd lullback11 Artl'lle Gibson f242 l and \Y.11ync Nunnt'IY '1191. Saddleback's hopes nf averting t'llh('r a lnss or tie 1 I Ast year it was a 7.7 deadlock 1'1 Cilru!>I Iles mainly on how "·ell th e. r.nuchos' offensive front \v•ll ca n pmttct fr!!Sh1nan t'[uartcrback Rob Dulich. According to Hart1nan. "tht key to the 11hole thin~ is l\'hclhtr our offensive line will hnldnut on pass protection. Cltru hA5 a lol or big prorle v;ho t•omc at you.' lLOUlictu:an'Ulkk._1-tarl11111n wUI In·· srrt sopMmt1rr ltob Uosanko, the squad".!i J!tartln~ QB c;ir(lrr In 1he i;easun . \Yhrthcr Jt's Oulich <1r Rosanko at the rrntrol~. lh,.~··11 bf' tryin~ to hit tither ~pllt tnd 8'\b H~upci;I . flanker Rick Ged· des or Hght end TomfS1mmons in opening I up thr Citrus deJrnsc. Saddlel'lack·s chief ground v.·eapon - 180-pound tailback Steve Oil' -has been' hobbling on wobbly ankle5 is ex- pecterl to get 8 s!Rrtin~ call. A loss \Yould virtually cllmlnRte lh' Gauchos from lhe titlr. ract \11th only l\l'O ~amts remaining follo~·ing tonight's m"ctinfi!. , .. , J Pit. I G . y. 'I " 'I N1! Y•r<i~ .. ~1'11(1 P11"!1/A~Ht~e d•ll1nt1 F1~11ne1•V1•111 ~tAtllllll F!l"l!llt'l1F.....,••t1 111•1 ltff"I 'y Out rtlfl Core"• d1l ~' • M11rtetl1 ' ~ lUtHIMO C.-Plt 1111 Mt• '" l'•••l "O " Ml••~ ' 1""'~-.0" " ' Tf11' ' L.1u1•r1Mu•~ ' ,., .. 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On the first play from scrimmaje Pickford~ found a l)ig hole and scampered -54 ylfds to the Santa Ana seven . . Following a running play and an ~n completion, Huntington quarterback Jim 1.1artin found Tony Ciarelli open in the end :zone for the score. With I :29 J.cmai.oing~n the clock the· Oilers had to coi1vert the two-point try to knot th& score. Pickford once .. again 1dilhered through the line and caught Martin's pass for: the conversion. Santa Ana tr8iling 12-7 had everything going its way throughout the second ti.a.If until that point. The Saints didn't give up any first downs in the last ha lf until Pickford 's long gainer and their offense ran up two scores. . The 'first touchdown came just o few minutes into the final quarter. Huntington had stopped a Saint drive on its one but was unable to move the ball and had to punt However the kick was short and returned to the Oiler 26 by Luis Perez. . . . ' . ... -. -..... Saturday, NOYtmbtr 6, lm DAILY PILOT Jf . . . FV Running Game ·T~o Much ··fo.r CM Barons Streak To 32-20.Wht ·' . I~~ Over Mesans " By IJOWARD L. R~NDY 1 Of IM Otltr ,lltl lllH , A bruising, ground-guJplng runnlnt' •"' "tack gave Fountain Valley IDgh's toqjbd team a pair of early touchdowns ~1 night and this proved to be. the ~ margin in an ll'\llne League victory over the Costa Mesa Mustangs, 32-20, at the Newport Har\>Or ~figh field . The win came t~ hard way with th1fl spunky Mustangs fighting back :from an 13-0 deficit to leave the decision in chibt until the·firlal 5:25 when Matt Mohuls\t of the Barons uturned a pau interteptl(ll\ '32')'anls for a score to make it 32-14. Flip Darnell. the ailing Must.anc quarterback whose arm has bothered blin: recently, dispelled any further p~em1 with three straight completions f the first Mesa score just before the half., He unloaded strikes to Pat Kaf1m1, Jon Marchiorlatti and Bob Bomboy ftrlP yards in a matter of 34 r;econds plajrin' time to cut the halftime deficit to .l~ after Don Delany kicked the Cf'lllVerai~ with 4Sr seconds left. t Fountain Valley had driven 65 yard~ for ils first score with Les Becher going~ver from one yard out with 1:40 left in ;the first stanza. . A second drive of 57 yards ended 1flt~ Becher driving up the middle for 12 fl~ and a-score. , Dale Peterson set up the third one ,With r. pass interception and Baron ~ke Malcolm went over with 1:32 left irf,lhe half to make it 18--0. Enter Mr. Darnell and his passing wi:r.ardry for the initial Mu s t !-'b C touchdown. ,,. • DAILY l'llOT l"llD!et tll' Gret ScllMltMr The Costa Mesa homecoming crow_!f settled for the second haU with ~ir Mustang heroes getting possession at Three plays later Saint signal-caller Mike Molina hit Walter Mead over the middle for the go-ahead score with 8:50 left in the game. Perhaps the biggest play of the evening came when Oiler Eskey Ellsworth darted through to block Robert Nordstrom's extra point attempt. MISSION VIEJO DEFENDERS DAVE CALDWELL (24) AND JOHN GREEN (87) MOVE IN ONE JOSE MALAGON OF SAN CLEMENTE their own 40. \ It took just six plays fo r Darne(I to drive them to paydlrt with the 1linal' .caller sneaking across from one yard out for a tally with 9:48 left in the third Santa Ana's final score came on a drive of 68 yards in II pl,ays, all but one play on the ground. Perez1 capped the drive with. a three-yard~plunge. Nordstrom followed with his second ot three PAT's. • Huntington Beach scored twice in the early going after two Santa Ana fumbles. Monarch s Roll To 28-0 Win Pickford raced 40 yards for the first o s • l •core and ,., up the second tally with a ver a1n s 28-yard gallop. · • Bill Harbin took' it over from there to ~ , / give the Oilers a 1!-0 advantage with 43, By· CR~IG SHEFF seconds to go In the first quarter. . , 01 '"" oirtJ '11°1 s1111 Santa Ana got its first touchdown early LONG BEACH -It was Las Vegas in In 'tfle sec@nd quarter marching upfield. M Long Beatji Fridax night. as Mater Dei yards again, this time in '10 plays and all 'High's football team rolled sevens in each on the ground. Desni Scott r<!,ced aro.!lflJL.! •• _.quarter.....on.tbe way to a rather_easy 28·0 end the final 35 yards to put the Saints Angelus Le8.gue victory oyer host St. back in the game, 12·7, with 8:23 left in Anthony. . the first hair. 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Top Dragsters Gun for Title In OCffi Meet A surprisingly-high qualifier and the failure of another car which was expected to qualify were the highlights of the first day and ni«ht of rE.cing in lhe fifth an- nual Manufacturers Funny Ca r Cham- pionships Friday at Orange County In- ternalional Raceway. Today's final day of the ma"ufacturers meet was slated to feature ti me trials beRinning at ti o.m. and racing at 7 p.m. The eight quickest qualifiers in each of the four separate makes of funny cars weathered Friday's hec tic opening qualifying rounds to make it into today's final .three rounds of 48 ri'Ces. The two quickest individual finishers in" tonight's 48-race competition will meet in a 49th race to decides the drivers' champiooshlp. One of last year's 49th race entrantS;- Bill John Mazmanian's Heml-l'ICIWered specio.)-was the big disapoointment among the record OClR Friday nl,l!'h~ throng of 5,200 as it failed to qualify for tortav's porti()f'I of racing.. G8rden Grove's Mike Snively was at the wheel. While ~fazmanlan's cr.r didn't make the cutoff, surprising Kelly Chadwick of Am· ple of losses to' highly-tot.ited loop foes Bishop Amat and St. Paul, had little trou· b!e moving_ the ball at will. And the stingy Monarch c\E!fense cut down a pair of Saint scoring ttireats iA the first half -taking the spark out of the losers. Coach B~b ~s' Monarchs, after scoring their first touchdown in the open- ing period. cut down a St. Anthony drive at the Mater Dei 21. And Woods' crew dug in again after tallying its second TD to thwart a Saints march at the 14. After that St. AnthoAy crossed the 56- yard line only one more time -driving to the 30 late in the gamf;. Offensively it was a three-man show for lhe Monarchs with seniors Bill Clough, Rocky Simpson and Rick Sheldon spearheading the attack . Clough connecled on nine of 19 passes for 148 yards, includif)~ three of five ::ierials in the Monarchs second quarter drive that gave them a 14-0 lea d. And he scored the first and lhird TDs -both con1ing on one.yard plunges. Sheldon was the workhorse for the 1'.1onarchs, picking up 79 yards in 19 car- rie·s with two of his runs goifll!' for Louchdowns. The first came in the second fJUarter on a five-yard dash that culminated a"79-yard drive in eight plays. And he went up the middle fo r 13 yards for the final . Monarch six-pointer wi seven minutes to play in the game. Simpson carried the ball nine times for 84 yards -but his big gainer was a 62- yarder in the opening minutes of the th ird period. 1l carried from the Monarch 27 to the St. Anthony It and set up the third Mater Dei TD. Sheldon al so booted three of the t\1oAarchs extra points with Mike Yost kicking the final one. GAM• ITATllTIC:I Flri! down1 ru1.,lnt F in! down• PIHlnt Fl!'1! down1 Pen1!1lr1 Totrl t!rst down1 Y1rds ru1hln9 Y1•d1 paulne Y1rdt J01t Net v••d1 t•lned P!lflll/Averr;. dl1t•t1tt P-1tl1•!Y1,,h lltl'lllllMI F11mbte1I Fill!lble1 1011 I<••• •v OV1rt.r1 Ml!er Ot! St. Anll!CMY Slmpoon ..... ,_, Flltonicll S1J'ICIM1 5. M,.,.llf'ld1le TQtllt • K-le<' POllCllel< M1oen1 M1ll•t W~IW,r T~t•r, ' ' • • ltUSMINO Mfl1r C.I .. • " ' ' ' ' .. St, •lllflfll'f • " • ' ' " ,ASSING MO ' • ' " >u '" • "' "M ,,. '" ' • .. M • • ' ' • m " ,, ,, ' ' '" ' • .. ' ' • • '" " " '" .,. "~ '" • • r l '"'· • .., • .., • • •• • ... • " • .. • u " ••• ' " • • •• • " " ... " ... ari11o did. . Chl'ldwick shared the low elapsed time' M9tw 0.1 .. .. ... .. "' " of the day (or night) with La Mirada's c~~ • J\m 0unlfl at 9,7, seeonds-;nd COOted To1:1~11~'----..J 10 11 top speed of 212.26 mph in his Chtvy- pawered Caml'lro. normilly not a cham· ' pionshlp-caliber machine. IC1111rier W•l~ft T~!tll :1, AftltlfftV • ' " • • • • ' • ' '" .m • • .... 1 , .. ·~ • .. ..d • .. '·"' ' " ... stanza and the score l&-14. ; Founta in Valley then kept knockin'f at the Mustang door but repeatedly ·was turned away by the stubborh Mesa defense. But the Barons were not to be dented and with 6:07 left Tom Meunlez'~ hit Mohulski in the end zone from '13 ylrd! out . Meunier limped off the field ~nd didn't return but the damage had alretdy been done, leaving only Mohulskl' _ ·in- terception to increase the margin tiJ'~ 14. Paul Desmet grabbed a Baron p111s at the 20 alter the FV defense had held. for four downs at the two to set up the final score. Bomboy ran In with 53 second• left. '" Bomboy matched the running heroics "of the Barons' Malcolm . Les Beeher and Matt itohulski while Darnell was · tht pass_ing master of the night. Defensive standouts were plentiful for both sides. Kalama, Kelly Stroich. Steve Bro\vn and Mark Schrupp stood out for 11Mesa while Mohulskl. Randy Renk, Peterson and 1'.fark Mitchell were Baron stickouts. GAMI STATISTICS Fl"r ll(lvms rinhlfl!I First .,.,_. tN1Slfl9 First llowftt PfP!lltla TOfll !]ti! downi V~n:h rusl'llnt V1rlh ~ulng Y1rd1 IDI! Net y1rd1 g1fftld Punh/Av.,.111 ll!tl•~ Pe,..lllts!Y1rd1 1>1n.tlllttd Fumblh/Fumbtti '"' " " ' • " •• n • "' ,,_ "u "' ... ·: • " "' 10 "' •• 219 . ;;:a "' S""" Ou1rl11'1 -Fct1nt11n V1lley 6 11 o 14 -' :u COSll M111 0 1 1 ' -.oil l:UIKING Ct"I M .. ,,. " " .,,, 8ombOV " " i ; .. ,,, IC1lem1 ' ' 1• '"·' o~rn•tl ' • n ·l,I ;b_~!~· Dtll~Y ' " • ll D~mll1 ' " • Toltl' " '" " u TRITON CLARK JARRETT (441 SLIPS OUT OF REACH OF MISSION VIEJO PLAYER MllcOll'l'I '•unl1J11 .Ytllty .. " '· " lee~•· " "' .. .. Mollulsk1 • ~ .. ,., • MNnl!r • " • ... iahlo Pays Off; Switch 5fl>UIVl'dl ' " • '' ''"lMlft ' " •.i· '·' Tot1t. " "' I ,,.-S.D 'ASS I NO Cotti M"t .. K "' ,. "' o.r ... 11 " ' ' OQ "" 1(1l1rn1 ' • • • ... Tct1(J " ' ' >o ·• •• n! MV Upsets Triton·s, 21-16 ,.tvnlllll '1~1111 '·"' Meunl.,. ' ' 1 " Mff"l'IUKltE ' ' • ' ..... ''"'""' ' • ' • . ... Toi.11 " • ·• n ... . . By GE_NE LUBE r 01 1~• OlllY '11•1 S1111 '·1r you can't hack it through lhe air. then switch to the ground Al least that was the situation t'riday night 'for the Mission Viejo Di8blos who pulled off a 21-6 upset win over the San Clemente Tritons. And the Diablos. who evened thei,r Crestview League record w1th the Ttl· tons al 2-3-0, did it before homecomin& fans at Mission Viejo Stadium with a strong ground attack. Jl has been the habit this seaSQn for _ Diablos coach Bob flivner to call his stiot.s with a strong p&sSlng gttne wing quarterback Gary Wood. And then for variety to use halfback speedster Aundre Holmes on the grouod. But the Diab\06 were 1urprtsUigly knockf(l oU e week ago by upstart Villa Park and Holmes we.'5 injured in the second quarter ' wilb a 'badly sprained ankle. ' Bill Kenney of San Clemente filled the week, so Hivner called on seldom Ulied fullba'ck Joe Jones and tallbr.c:lt Dave Cald~·eil to___car.lY the ball . .... And the strategy paid of( handsome Although Holmes played a good game, nahlng SO yards in the first hall, on eight carries p.'ld ~t the Di'ablos 11head in the firsl quart.er with a qne-yard TD n1n, he had to sit back m05t of the game "'hile Jone.Ii ;ind Cakiwell took over. Midway through Ute third quarter. the Diablos marched again with the shifty Jones lP.klng handoffs fro m Wood. Then Wood hit Bob Frestwood with an 18- yard touchdown strike and Brennan kicked his third PAT for a 21-9 ~1~io)l lead. Rill Kenl)ey of San Clemente filled the air with desperation passes in the last quarter and after the Trltons picked up· a l>)'N'd pass interference penally, Ken· ney hit B<>b Prye with &' 20-yard TD pass and Wright booted the PAT. "'Trliiling 21-16, the Tritons attempted an onsides kick. but Mission Viejo re- covere:t the ball and marched another 48 yards. They were camped on the San Clemente four-yard line when the final gun sounded. Jones picked up $7 and 73 yards in the first and second halvl!S, Including a I advantage ot 4:31 of lhe second quarter. But I.he Oiablos put iL a.II together, mai-ching 67 yards in 11 plays with Jones scoring the go-ahea~ touchdown. In the drive masterminded by WOOcl, Holmes did help but most of the yardage was gained by the twisting Galdwell .. t charging Jones. GAMI STATllTl(S "'"' 'dtlwM •11Jl'tlns 'l"I CIOW11I 11<1Hl11t l"lnt .,.,.,,,. -11191 Totll tl111! ,,_,,. Y1Mtl r\.l'ltll,.,. V1rll• NU!no V1ra' IOll NII Yl l'OJ 11lnt(I ,tll'lti/A,,..._ llht1..c:lf ,.,,.lliH/V111U -11/td 'vmtl'"'"""'"l>I" 1441 Seer• ~ 0111ttttt ' ' l:USNINO lift Cllm1Rll '" .. Mlttltfl Vttlt • • .. " ' • ' " ,. "' ' "' l/H "~ "' • • ' ' .. .. " • '" " MY " • ' " ... n • w "" ., .. '" 7-11 .... ,, " " .. ' ... ' ... • l: ' ' '·' Mcintyre Paces' Rustler Poloists: WILMrNGTON -Golden West Col· \ege's water p:>lo team received a rtcOTd breaking performance 'rom Ro s a Mcintyre in racing to a 10-7 victory over LA Harbor here in a Southern California Conference match Friday. hft:Intyre fired in six goals in th@: crucial conference IQ~. tying the Ru~tl'5' single game individual record. It w19 It\ last year by Don Lippoldt. The win kept coach Tom Ht:rmstad'a RusUers tied for the top position with Rio Hondo. Both have 6-1 records. The yJe. t.ory also ran Golden West's stason .rhark to 12-7. ' .. Golden West h11d ro O\'ercome 11 3-1 Seahawk halftime l!:ad to pull it ou~llt with Mcintyre firing In at will,. the Ru sUers outscored Harbor ~2 in the finail quarter for the margin of victory. • nne-yard slice of( tackle With one second wooot • left In the first hair for a TD that gave 7=•" ;1 Score by Quarters ~11S8kln Viejo a 14-9 halftime leed. c11cr;:i~i. 1_:. Golden \Yts\ l t 3 ~10 " • ... ... ' " " • " Jose Malr~on got a five-yard touch·------,A1s11rta -------LA-1!•-~r t -2-r cownror:sift.""'CfNnl!nte~arly-1Jrthnec• 11" ct'Jtfl:."'-~ 0 ,..,.., ond quarter and Kevin Wrl.qtit booted a IC.•1111t.,. M1111o11 Jit1111 J Goh ldcnlWRest lscol rln& Mclntyn I, 26-yard field goal to give thtl'rllon's ~ 9-7 wDO!I 12 • o nson • oss . ,, "' ' ... ,., .. K> • >N ,,, " .... • t ' \ ·/ • • ' ' ' . . ~ • • DAILY l"ILOT l"IHlln -,. l .. l"IY~I -UNl'S 'DOM D£RADO 172) PURSUES LAGUNAN GARY FISETTE AS SKIP WINSHIP ION GROUND ) ANO TEO CREGO (64) WATCH. ~-Saxons' Balance Too Much ·As Marina Takes 21-0 Los·s • B)'VOHN CASS ltll 0.111 1"11"1 '''" . • . -e Loara SaxonS combined r1 well-balanced offense with a "ltaunch defense in ·rolling to a :Jt-0 sunset League football ~in ove.r Marina. Friday night iat Westminsher High. · :"\ Marina must now be feeling :. bit lonely. ' The Vikes went into the con. le.st in a foW'-way ti e for last place In the Sunset League. but now have that position all to themielves. Loar a m<JV1!s out or IJ'le cel- l•r by virtue of Friday's win and the other two teams that wtre tied for last (Huntington and Santa Ana ) play~d to a 20- 20 draw to move a half game ahead of Marina . Quarterback Dean Lappin spearheaded the Saxon offense that racked up a total of 282 yards. The Loara signal caller accounted for 194 of the yards, passing for 111 and running for 8.1. The rugged r;o:ara defensive un it almost completely shutout the Viking running game. The f\.1arina rushing attack could muster only 16 yards the en· tire evening. ~latina quarterback Greg Foster kept the Viking offense respectable passing· for 106 · yards in 20 attempts. Loara scored its f i r s t louchdov.'n in the e a r I y moments of the 1 e c o n d quarter after recovering a Viking fumble on the 'Marina 32. ! The visitors traveled' the 32 .Edison Favored Chargers, Grills yards in nine plays as Lapp in 1 capped the drive with a one- yard p I u n g.e for the touchdown. Randy Gossett booted the extra point to give Loara a 7~ lead with 9:24 left in the half. The Saxons t h e n sue· cessfully executed an ori'sides kick and h8d Possession on the Marina 49. .. Three plays failed to net a first down. however, and Loara was forced to punt on fourth down. Moments later the visitors recovered a Marina fumQ\e on the Viking 43 a·nd started their second scoring dr ive of the evening. The Saxons ltaveled the distance in six plays. Big play of the drive came on a 20.yc.rd pass from Lappi n to wide receJver-Ed-MDUna- giving Loara. a first down on the Marina 22. 04ME JTATl~TltS M L J'l .. r' Oown1 ""~!"' 3 6 l"lf\I <IOW~I Cll"'"'9 I • Flr\r .,,,....,, 114!"'111111 1 I lOlt t llr$1 dow~s • 16 Y1,d1 ruini,.,, H 1n "'''"' 118111"'' 116 111 V4rd\ l~t 3' ·1 . N1• V••dl fl'ti"'ld !U 197 Pun1S/l,v1•1•1 11•1!1~<• 11]!) 1121 l'tn11llt1IV1•d1 ""'lllftd 6174 ~IU ~ l'umbl11/Fumblt 1 lo•! 1/t J12 1r1r1 b1 Ou1.t'!rs • Harn~y Paces Uni Over By PHIL ROSS 01 Ille Ot ll't' ,Utt ltl ff George Harney is a Rnior slotback and flanker who rare- ly gets to handle the football ·Jn Universlty High'a offen.slve plans, Consequently, when the 5-9, 162-pound youngster has an opportunity to get his mitts on the precious pigskin, fte makes the most of It. Slleh was the case Friday niglft. as Harney paced the visi!lQg Trojans to their se- cond Orange League victory of -1971 with a 13-7 shading of the Laguna Beach Artists on the' loser's field. • The Trojans ar.d Artists pi cked up a loop win Thursday when they were informed that Saddleback High had to forleil runaway decisions over both because of an Ineligible player. I As usual, Harney didn't touch the ball offenslvely. However. as a mob 11 e defensive end, any time the quick-reacting senior touched the bobbling oval, he "A'aS like Midas as the Trojans' chances turned to gold. H•rney helped to set up the winner's initial touchdow n on the third scrimn1age play of the contest. He pounced on a fumble at the Artist 24. after 231·pound Trojan tackle Dom DeRado had forced ·the baU · Artists, 13-7 loose with a sollcl h1t. The Trojans tallied t"'·o plays later when 19&-pound fullback Dave Ong took a handoff from junior QB Ray Hale and shot 2D yards off right tackle into the elld zone. Ed Reihl booted the Point ;.f- ter, giving Uni a 7--0 edge. As University's r e s i d e n t johnny-on-the-spot for t h e evening1 Harney pulled a more unusual trick In recording his side's second TD "A'ilh just,...15 RCOnds left In the first half. With the Art ists conlronted with a third down and foui: situa'tion at the Trojan 27, Gary Fisette rolled to his left on an apparent quarterback keeper. The Artist signal caller in- stead chose to exercise his op- tion, though and p i t c h e d sideways to trailing halfback Pete Cottam. Harney was there, however, and the alert Troja n swiped the lateral in tTI.idair at his own 24 and rom ped unscathed the remaining 76 yards for the score. Rlehl's ensuing PAT try was blocked by Artist Skip Winship. The Trojans were outnodded by their hosts in nearly every conceivable stat istic a I category &ut four Artists fumbles proved fatal !or Laguna. In the only sustained drive of the contest, the Artists went 50 yards in 12 plays late in the third period \vith \\11nship ca{>" ' ping the surge on a fou1-.yard TD jaunt through left guard. The St'<>te was set up a pla)' earlier on a nifty 24·yard QB drav.' by ~'iselte, 'A'ho ended up completing five 1 of 17 passes for 97 yards. Laguna enjoyed a 2i>l·14l total offense edge and rolled • up 13 first do"'n& to just fi ve for the Trojans. GAME JTATUT1CJ Finl do .. l'lli ruW.on, F'111 Oown• ~1111111 forl! a o .. n1 p1n.i1111 l011I lirSI l!O .. n1 V1rd1 ru1n!ng YlrdS P~°''ng Y1tds 1011 NII Ylrel 11t1n.cl Pu~li/lloVtrtlll O•st1n~1 Pene1!01s rY1ros 1>er>tllua Fumble•F11mbl<!I IOI! Jeer• Irr °"''''" Un•ve"•'1 ' • L1;11n1 8t1tn ' ' ltUSHIHG L1t1m1 111c1t ~ 1111'11 '" .. " " W•n1~r11 " " (G!ltm • " llobt"IM ' 0 Plnntll ' " To•1l1 " '" Uftlvt .. !11 111....,11 " .. C.•11 ' • o .. • • H411 • ' Cn•m~hn ' • loll II " >M L.:.~s•~,~<" .. " '"' l'ilt"• " • • Mllltrd ' ' • T"11IS " • • U11l~1r1lt)r Hilt • • • u ' ' ' • ... " " HJ • 5,31 ! •• "' 0 C-ll , 0--' " . .... " " ' ,, • " • . .. ' " " ... • l .O • • .. ' " " "' • " " u .. "' " .10~ ' ·~ '" .m " .~u • Ramos Loses_ After Being Disqualif iecl MADRID tAP) -Spa10's Pedro Carrasco won the World ·Box:in11t Council'SVersion bf the l ightweigh l title after America'S Armando Ramos .was disqualified in ·the 12th· round o'f their JS.round fight Friday night. A crowd of IJ.000 at !he Sports Palace saw Ramos bat· !er Carrasco alm C1st at .,.,.ill durVtg the last five rounds, but 11 surprise decision by referee Samuel Odubote .sud· denly stopped the fight. Ramos scored again 11 nd aga\n, swinging strongly, but the Spaniard I req u en t ly clinched, preventing his op· ponent from ' conducting a closer fight. Ramos allacked from the start anci knocked down Car· . rasco one minute before the end of the first~·ound. .L\llcr Jhe_ligJU lbe_ refe.ree said he dis11ualif ied Rainos for ille(tfll punching. Odubote said •·1 w<1rned hi m three time<;. Ramos hi1 Car· rasco in 1he nape 11nd [O\\·er stomach several times." H11n1os, tears pouring down his face. told nev.•smen · "It has been !he greatest robbery 1n boxing's history." In Loop Cruci,ql .. 0140 1-'1 l"A,JINO o O o ,,_ D Mt rlnt LAGUNA'S GARY FISETTE SETS TO FIRE WITH UNl 'S RANDY ROGERS 176) CLOSING IN Ramos. alter clain11ng he never hrl Carrasco in the nape. said · "l don't un· derstand the refe re e's deci~ion. l floored Carrasco several ti1nes and he (the referee) could ha\'e counted 20. They robbed me of the ti- tle " Edison's Chargers lived up to the lightning flashes on the aides of their helmets last iea50n when they dropped the Los Alamitqs Griffins. 30.13, with a couple of sudden·like scoring plays. Now it's l97 1 and coach Vince Asaro's Edison football squad is ti~ for the Irvine League's top spot (at 3-1 With Magnolia) ai; it goes against Los A1 (2·21 tonight at Anaheim's Western High. Opening kickoff is sch~yleP for 8 o'clock with the 1970 CIF AAA champion Charger' ha v· ing been installed as seven· point fa vorites. Surprisingly enough. the G'riffins feature a better . balanced offeMC than the defending Irvine tillisls from Edison . However, Ed ison's strong !Uit throughout the current campaign has been i t s defense. which has given up 40 points in four loop start& while teemingly manttgihg to nearly always be in the proper place at the proper time. The Chargers' defense is an- chored by the li nebacking duo of Rocky Whan 1195 1. an all· Orange County se!ectlon in '70, 1nd Steve Timmerman (215), also a rugged blocker "'hen ht'1 operating at offensive tackle . Up front defensll/ely. Edison boasts of the talents of ends Bob Graves (200) and Joe Demetrakos (182), m i d d 1 e guard Bob Hammon r1101 an~· tackles Rick Gampbell (170l and Jell Carter 1182\. 11ie lat· ter was In ttll·CIF choi~ last fall as an offensive guard. _, 'ft'''' tactics. which have undergone Ell1I011 • Te!ll1 .several transitions the past few "'eeks. Griffin mentor Frank Doret- ti watched his derenders get burned by a 28-18 count while they v.·ere In a three-deep selup 11g.ainst Santa Ana Val ley two weeks ago. Los Al, did, h~wever , ei:· periment "A'ith a four-deep last .week in a 2().6 . victory ove r Costa f.1esa but Doretti is in· lent on stickinR with his three- deep group which consists of Lyle Lansdell ( 155), Greg Phillips (1351 and D ave Velarde (146 L The above trio will ha ve its hands full In trying lo halt Edisqn's multi.pronged run- ninR attack of tailback Fred Hernandez, fullbacks Whan and D e me.trak os and qua rl.erback f\1ark Harmon wh ile also trying lo con· cenlr;ite on ilarmon's im- proved pa.ssing. The Griffin offense I s centered around QB Jim H11milton. v.·ho throws quite offen to split end DAve Slawson or .slotback Jim Jv~nick. th~i~~ ~:s~~rv ~~~~':fr :~ tailback 11.flke Schwerdtfeger or fullback.!! Jel l Barton or Guy Bobinette ~·11<1~ 'l lllt\/Pl 011•"" '"· PllYtr w• " Mi r\, W .. ll'l•rbee '" • ·'"""' .,.,..,"'""''" "' • "'' a ... 111w ~~! c '"~ llOltft" • J•fl C.•rt•r "' • 1'16 c.·~"" ""'' .. IUt• Tl\ti"IP""~ >M •• Mltl H''"'°" ·~ .. Fr•~ Httn111~" '" "' J()fl Ot,.,, •• , ..... '" " Gl •Y 81ltll "' 1)1111111 ... 9it YI• ., ' l<lfl 0••~·· ,. ' J•lf ''"'' "' •• llDll ..+1,,..mtWI •• l'o1te• H"l'I Wtlll l"'IYl~lllT1 EllllOR W~Nllt lOllll. l1nn•11 II•"'''°" 11,, .. ., 01~11 Gre•• lcot1l1 91 Pt PM VI l'O 1 J (~~ , I 0 '0 23 1J l\l lMtt ~· ,. .111 ·"' '' " I lT! .'51 ltUJloll HO Ml rl"t I<~ .,, yl t vr. u 10 11 :o I ) 1 I 0 I 0 I .1 0 1 01 'J ·1· 1 a 1 . o 1 a 1 ., o .21 !<I ll 0,7 Le1r1 " • I " " " • ' . Q 111 • • • ' • ' L Area Preps Prtlll"ll ft P0tl~ltl 51" Cle'"'•~t• #" O 6 o l.\IU10<t VoUG 1t 11 1 0--. ~" r.• u ion V••lo 1'0l ftrlt n He•~•v (~l tu~ 5 •v,.,. l ru~1. C.~•f 1<.•~1 n '~"· 1 ru~I, O~•n Eotll•Qll OJ PIU fr""' KtY\ and JS P811 !rc"1 (IOu&e). PAr; H•an•v (I run1I, w1,ml•• (run). Woods Captures Motorcycle Fi11ale Another season of speedway motorcycle racing \l'ent into the books Friday night al the Orange County Fairgrounds in Cost a Mesa. Howe ver, a bit of nostalgia · "a!> ;iclded on the spced"A•ay C"yclisls' final evening of 1971 competition at the ·fairgrounds. r.lore th11n 8,500 fans crowd· ed inlo !he bleach ers i;ur· rounding the J9Q.yard dirt oval to watrh the final . night of competition in the Anglo- American Test Series, a m;alchup IJE.t.,.,·een Amer ican and British Empire riders. The nC1s!algia h a p pen e d "·hen 1970 national speedway champion Rick \\'oods of Hun· lington Beach scored a decisive victory in the four-lap scratch main e\'ent. SUNSET FORD FUNNIES VeAM .. 'I. FIGHT" TO 61!T CUSTOMERS AHO :t: Fl(Hl1" TO l<lleP 'E.M..._ HAPPY • :t PUNCH MOLES IN "TMAT "5U6(;1ST&O IH!TIU&. Pllll<'E:.'' IS:. VOU WAN"f A DIAL. ~AT.I; A t<l'IOC:K·OUT IM A PUSH OVER! MIKE JA1FE 't Carr;isco said . "Ramos is a very good pu ncher but he acted inrorrectly in the fourt h and ei)'.!hlh rounds." J\sked ahfl11l ;i rematch, Carrasco said "I'll think it O\'er." HE SOUNDS MORE tl11'CE A . J.OVER.1 To l'\E . A.LL CARS SUIJECT TO 'RIOR SALE TAKE VALLEY VIEW OFF RAMP FROM FREEWAY WI DON'T CAii WHHI TOU IO~tHT TOUR CAR Jn Edlson1s four-deep secon- dary alignment ther' are cor· nerbacks Craig Way 11451 and Terry Kipper IIOO:l an d 1--~-;,'ita r.ie rerM11< M......ro l!O t-.,f--'j?; • It -c k C1r->11&PH tllM•tt ll.61'-'" I '!fl WOULD Liii TO IUYICtJ T and Gary Balch 1195 1. While Asaro ls justly proud ot hls defenderJ, he does wor· ry about Lo3 Al's defensive LI " Cl Cl • • llloc•' \'111111 5!f~• f\11'1 ... tr"lf-Crt•t Wt v 'r••'Y "''"~'' M1~• M0t16& G1,,. Ille~ "' ... '" ·~ '" • • , • • FootbaJI MISSION COH,ell.HCe C•l"V'I 1..11.l!•V S•ttO•-ck llivU•!de P•~m1• so~111wultr11 G"OU'!IO"! Mn P.e•n•r<I•..., W L T ''·PA 4CC!l1l.! JC1'9"9 J!OU60 l._111192 t 6• II 111J15f !J06't1 o•C4'HI l'r!dt•'1 5cer1 ltlYl •tlOt lf S111l.,llt rdhlO ti TOftltM11 Ot"'tl (<!•v• "' StOOleO•(J ,, Ml11!o11 1,1,.JO HI.II G•Onmo<il ti ClltlltY Ptl,,.,,t r t ! 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And he doesn't get JnJured ~!e's the toughest kid vou've e'er seen.' savs Bro\.\n, "he hasn't 1n1 ssed one game 1n three )ears He hasn't evfn missed a practice 1n that span " Bro1-1•n rates fullbac k Jo!J(i Dixon and hneman Doug Bra nt as the strongest pla}ers 1n camp 1n terms of pure strength wit h Den nis a notch back And he has the grades !3 01 to continue his football play1n~ 1n college Prior to the "Start of the campaign he rieceived feelers from USC. UCLA and Neb raska among others B1n"n i:t1!es Denn is' pe1 lnrmance 111 th e Edi son clash 1.1 28 9 :Selbackl as his best gan1e or the season bul adds thnt he has been outstan- dini:: 1n ever\ nul1ng He'll be in acti on a~aio loni~ht al the Santa Ana Ro\1 l and he and his mates 1-1111 hll\e their h11nt!s full with the speedy Falcons 0£ coach Dick Hill "\\'e're a1\•are of the Edison score against Santa Ana Valley !34-61 but Edison can do that to ~ou "Santa Ana Valley has a hecku'a lot of talent and speed." opines the Eagles mentor O!J1nt1 '01 Pt1•1t ~E J? B••n•ot r IC'I"' sno•es G r,110 O••n 1 ( Vrnc~ 11:1~'' G l!N> (e-~l>n T O~uo Br•nl TE S<rtl! G~•~•• Oll C~uu l!e•wt"" FB •o~n D···~ TB 01n PtlnttD'lO FL LH Jorct Ol'ltl\ll LC Sto!! G••""~ LE (•All Ottn , LT V•"l'~11 1tr• Ill !•v<r Cc'"""' llE l(jm S!IO"I i;ic S<.e!t Or v''"' L!I Dtnn 1 ~" .. '"' I.! Tom V1 h•r• H!I Jf!e e~'nfn 1-1!1 Mi tt 11.ut!V<•T! ~ G~•vt Sant11~1 • "$7 •• 'M ,.., "'I "' '" '" ,.. ,.. '" '" "'I \11 '" ~· "' '" '" "' '" '~I "' ·~ GOLDEN STATE rad.ea finals· ONLY THE TOP TEN COMPETITORS in m h ct seven tonlf sl events from Golden State Rodeo Co.'s 60·pl11s 1odeo season. NO O!HER REGIONAL RODEO FINALS is al· lo\l;ed by the proltsslona! Rodeo Cowboys Auotialion $28,000 IN PRIZES I SPECIAL AT!MCTIONS: The "S11"1 tho West''. Famed Mad ison S4uart Garden Lichlninf C Ranth Square Dance on Horst· back Louie Silvas 8 mammoth Clydesdale drat! horses TICKETS· S5 00 thrv SZ 00, 16 yrs I undtr, SI 00 d1s~ounl. On u l1 11 Conv1t11il)n Ctr.1tr l1t~et Olllct, W•l!1ch 1, Mutu11 and ll btnr A1enc1t' Or•nEt Cou nty So C1l•I !11nu Par-,,<.:..:. lormt ''Nov 26.101'1 Nov 21,Zl8pm,-. Nov 28. 2 JO pm. rOR INrDllMATION CALL 71 4/635 5000 . -... At SA Bowl , Eagles, .Falcons ·Collide Tonigh.t Est;incla H1gh's Eagles will be trying to dupllcate last year's 40-13 sn1ashe1 over San· ia Ana Valley tonight when coach Phil B10\.\•n's eleven 1n· vHdes Santa Ana Dnwl in an lrvlne l,,eague footbah tesl. Kickoff 1s slated for 8 o'clock Tv.o contra.sting stvles or play will be featured \1•lth Bro\\ n s crushing g r o u n d i;anlf: clashing w11h the speed and passing o! V a 11 e y 'i .Falcon::-. \ Spearhead ing the Eagles' at- tack IS ~Q.!le·ll\'0 punch or 145 poUnd n'Princeotto and 210-pound lback John Dixon. Each as c.'Ofnpilcd a 5 9 yard per crack average during the season and Pr inceotto is !he No l 1 usher in the Oran&e Coast area 1n !rltal yarda ge He's i::<llncd 742 yards 1n s1ii: ou tings 1-1ll1le Dixon has ac- counled fnr 31!:1 yards f.stanci.1 s O't"r\\l1elming ground gan1e is the factor 1n It s three-point fav0rite's role O\er coach Dick Hill's surpris- in~ falcons. Santa Ana Val ley h as And Edison had an easy llme \.\'1th Santa Ana Valley (34~) but \\'as hard pressed to get .a 24-10 decision from Estancia 1'he latter llll \.1°.as 10-10 at the hall and the game wa sn't decided until the final five minutes of action Leading Santa Ana Valley's offense is quarterback Martin VanderRoest VandcrRoest has a number of good running backs to share the offensive load \\'Ith but Hill has been parl1cutarly happy \\•ith sophomore Edd 1 e ~1ed1na. Upgraded Cage Agenda For SoC~l's Van~ards \V1th f\\'O starters returning among six lettermen, Southern Callfornia College of Costa f\lcsa 'l'lll pl ay an up.[!rRded 22 game schedule 1n addition to parti c 1pat1on in three tourn aments dur111~ the 1971-72 season unrier nc1v head coac h Lynn 'l'avlor. Jet·ry Rtnkef', ii slarter-since his frcshn1an season. is back for ills final yea r of arl!on He \\'OS the tcan1's second leiiding scorer~Jast season \\11th a 13 2 aver;ige and \\'as th e l!'ader in assists lie \\HS n:1med to the !;<!C(lnd lt!a1n N1\IA all-chslr1ct team The other returning starter 1s 6-6 senior John Gregg He \\'Ill be counted on hca\ 1ly 1n the rebounding department 'v1th the loss of 'red Harper through graduation and Da' id Payne by transfer to Cal State (Los ;\ngeles1. ~1onogram winners return· E l Toro llosts Cyc li sts Sunday CAR LEASING FACTS Ofi1 y a fac tory d1t ec t dealer can provide you the complete leasing 9ervlce yoo ,ne~ at ~he price you want Let our et'(perts dis- cuss your new car pro- gram beloce you decide on any lease. anywhere, at anytime ,.. -' 'Johnson & s on I INC0lN MrRrllRY ' 1ng for the coming season that gets under way Nov 23 at B1ola College 1n La Mirada, are Da.,k S1vertst:n ( 6 -0 . senior), Kip Hearron (6-0, soph ) . Greg Jacobs t6-3, sen1or1: and Da n Hoffman (6- ~ e1 sy·c•r• ac tivt·Wtar a"' 'otton flann tl hunting 1hirti 0 • OA!LV PILOT 'II LEGAL NMIC!: 1.!GAL Nanez. LEGAL N011CE • t ... . ' .. .. • ,. ' -. ·' •• • ' . " '• ' "' I .. .. .. J I • - • • , • • • • , • ' • • S&Wrdly NO'l'tll'lbff 6 1911 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Week"sand Year's High, Low, Close , . I •1w YOIUC (A,-1 New Ywll: $toek ''",. fW 11\t; ~ ' " ' 1: -A6- ~ ' . ' '" •, . " ' " ,. " ' . 1" ~,,_, ,, & ..... ~. " . ,, 1 ,, lei.I ) ... ~ ., ~ ... -1 111-~ n? '1'-t • lJ!) lll 11" 1 ... " tt • ,. '" l'" " llto ... a,: i~ •• . ... I ' 'J •• • Weekly Stock Market Sunanwries ' "' "~ ... "' ~i Ht ". "l ll " ' " ' 'l ' : l " . ' . " ' '" '" 12 ' " ' i: { I 11.r + • ... -,, -. . , •• + • + " ·-. • •• + , -~ = t~ . , • + •• I -1 0 -. ' • _, _, ••• . -. . " I -~. -,, -· -· , -.. 1 " + ,. 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Tarbtll Co,, I~ hos grown to become' Oii• of America's lor1••t reoi' iistot• orgoniz:otionl with a network of 39 offlcn -and 478 emplOyMI: Over 1'" bU~ UH dollars in reol e1tot• hos b .. n sold ~y th• To,t,ell' Co. This growth ho• bein· the renllt &f th• dedicotff·efforts of a· grouP 'of energftic rNI . estate pro{e5 sional1 guided t.y tb•. concept of glYing s.Mc9 to th• 'public:. • LIFE AT THE BEACHI $48,950 Gorgeous 11ri11m entry lud1 you lo 111!1 larfl• ~ bedrOOl'n:I, 2 both ho<nt wlrll hUO• t1m!ly room. megnllit"11 flctplKt. Ftnftt b<IO.,.ln1. d1thw•1~r. For,...I •1n11111 room. 2 _11r'" ~1!!5-Nur-Golt Coura• !<lo. G•r•o• door Ol>fM• ll'll,ICI\ mlltL 1"6~~ -• I • . . 1WE PROMISE YOU A RO~E GARDEN -$27,500 ~11 .... Co.ta Mt•• IOClllon, llffUllful 1r tTi119 ror lfll'I 11!r1ctlw J l>Hr_,, 2 bolt! hOIN'. lkJllHn r1119r, oi.en ., dishw11her, IEleii•nl llr1olac1. Snarp Ha.lKrnt l'IO,....I ,t.num4' •IN". 51to•o VA 1o1n •"Ii your rl*!ln1y.p1vm.n11 1r1 only sno mon1n 1ncludl1>11 ra.es;ii\"lf•e.1-11r.s~1no , "YOUNG & BEAUTIFUL -$32,5001 l yr,. ntwl A ~ llfl:lrooms, , bl11>, i.r111 f1mlly room will> lnvltln9 ll''Pl~c•. Full illnrnt room, Det11 pil• c11"'Pflh19, cuilOm <:1r•Pft. 2 111111 concr•!e 111!io1, ~ll!·ln dreem k1 1clltt1. di111w1tll1r. IQ• 160 n. dHP 11101111C1s. lt0-1720 LOVEl.Y "MEADOW" FOUNTAIN VALLEY J 119n1ro1tt 1111d b«lroorns, 1 Qlt1ml1111 pyllm11> b•tht. Plu1 v, 1w1111 off 111i11t In dr"m ~11.-wotri ut!lity room. Too co.istruttlen. L1r111 'f••d with cov1r· Ill .,.,lo. 5111rp .. <'""·. ,OWMr's '""lout. Astlflll US~! •17·1J1J .. Since 1926 1 • .. .. . " . . _,..,_ • I • •• _, .. 'f . . . . • · Cl!STOM BUil T EXECUTIVE -™AqOI Ttst1lully ~d«0r1t"', prortsslonallV lano~caped hOma with ~-~.tq, tt. ill l lllell l1mlty llvlnii! ~ Wdroomt, mat!1r 1ult1 with llvln9 1rt1.:J bllh1, foi· mal din~ room, buill In eUlclf.ncy kllcllln, dlst1w11hv. Ml§rilllca\I ii, .. plier. ca ..... ed 111tio. Walk 10 beecll, to!2·1l7J I' t:' -!. '.t{l r , JI J; ti ,.. /' ORIEl'ITAt. MQDERN -$32,50o J bedroom, 1 INllfl, dream come lrw kitchen. fin est bull!ln le1turn, dlJ.11. Wi11her, l11mUy room wllh J111pldng flrepl1c1. Freshly p1lnltd ·lnsld1 &. Out. Pride of ow1>1rolllp. naigllbclrhood, Sl.dlmll llJ.Jllttrs, to!2·1J7J ' ----~·---- 5 BEDRM. -$24,950 -$2500 DOWN CENT,2 STORY -$28,QOQI. <1..Horoonu, 2\lo Nltls, l1r111 t1mrl'f' room ~h 1'-91<1t ·lir1plac1. J yr, 1>1w. !\11<y'ldoor Optnt to •111<1 I. ltmll'f' colT!!Or!. FlnHI bulll·Jn..,t1Pll1nc;on, dl1ll· •l111fi'". P1!io. 9'2·716' ' . l ~'~ .• ;· ' • .............. .x "' • , .. "INDOORABLE. 'OUTDOORABLE " $28,9501 Fltwlt11 t1nd..:apin11, ll•l•lul d«ar! 4 bedrooms, 2 blt/11, lamlly room very conv""l""t off the bulll·ln wlf•11vtr k!lchen, r teg1n1 tlrepl1c•. Ntw 11111 cari>ellflll. Nur 1d1DOB, ltw minute1 lo lf"w1y! No down G.I. 1trm1. -iow doWll FHA or assume preserir ~ V,t. l<Mln -rnot1thly ln1llllmt<1'6 of onl'f' 1169J.1"6-ll60!_ --·-. ' ' • ·~~~--................ K'.nony p/n1 paneled ftmlly room, 1110 bylllJ.ii bun~• " p1ne11,. ill boy's room· lnvltln11 . 1>atural u1e<:1 brick flrepiect, Duillln r1n11e &. """"· Huhv on 11>11 :Hill 96l·ll7J • ' ' -< .• · ... ' • . , ... HERE 'S A BEAUTY ! $28,5001 • • Cos!I .¥.111'1 mo1r convenient location to every1hi"lll • bedroo""', 2 1ep~rti. 1M11n1, l•rge /amlly room. Bulll In kl!chm, dl1flwasner. 1 1111lo1 ar\f wl!h wood 1unaeck. Chfkl'I plly Ir,.. L1rg.es1 r•rd in 1ru ~ room ,.,.. pOGJ. U>-11:!0 .. MESA VERDE'S PRIDE ~ $33,950 ·-MOST FANTASTIC HOUSE IN TOWN! $37,900 E•1>1rlmeo111 mociel home with io.01 or "P11u"! • bedrooms, 2 Nlh1, llmlly room homt. l«IO 1Q. fl. or 1hHr magic! This hPme w81 INlured lfl "Bell•• Homu I G1rdrn1". Gold pllltd flx1urts. ln1ul1ttd 11•••. Enclosed 111110. BullO•r'• co1t "''' S«l.000 -hurry I. SH 1hi1 oo•I t41"'6tl ·-· ~'f:;.j .... '' , .. ' < ' LOOK WHAT WE HAVEi $24,8501 ,.c "4 betfrPOm1. l 1e111r111 O.th1, 70 • 20 lemll~ room wl!fl \'r bilth & side ..,... trtnct, 81>1! or lftller ltceu. Pool 1l1td oround1. Shall c1ri19ll1>g.... 2 p.1tio1 ~ 1 red brkk wilt! 1!i1ill tretJ Fl•Cl)!Kt, b\lllljn1. H11 1v1r'fflllnt P.LOSJ S«l·l720 IK do...., 1nO• move rlghl J1110 !Ills 11tr1ctlv1 • bedroom, 1 l>l!M, built 111 drffm ~l!clleri, 111111n1 llreplacw. Null~ m111!cured 1-1wns, t11t1lul (lnd.J:CIP-lno. ta1.116' ., '· \ s1.aoo.ooe l.N SALES ' DURING 1971 A.1 ot O<:tot:itt ht In 1t11 Mn ·sooun. M1n1a1r· ot t111 P. M, T1•11tl1 C•,.,P1nv. l!dl~gtr • Spr!""'°'"'' HunllnglM lt1cll had .old 11 mllllOn Ill r11I nlltl. M•ry•nt' IOO?API rttfl'tly ,fKllYed ,, .. H""'!lntloll ... Ch·l'ounlfl" V•ll•y IHrll "' 1t1111or1 "MIUIOn 00111r" Silvt r cuP'. Mrt. l110t8n aho rettlved lf\a TOP SAL!!MAN AWAltO lar lttf 1rid t llCI tllt TO~ llSTElt AWARD •or lff• llnq!on '"'h -Fountain V•ll•• ll01rll "' ltr1l10r1 Tll!• W•• lf\a Itri! tlmt lfo 11>1 H!1tory a 8o.t!"CI blllti ,.,ward• "'•11 Wiii' bY 1111 ltfTll "'"°"· Wt!! 1 .. .,,,_., ol .,., 11111' m111;an do ltnilllontill °"'otr11-wtr• said DY Mri. loor.., lft !Ht, Sl'lt ll 1111 1 mtmlllr Gf !tie TtrlNllt ••Million OOlllr" (llJb. Mlr'ylllC hlJ ''""'" •J "Gold 1(1y Aw1rd1", Tiiis 1werd lo •l~en. bY tht l 1rblll Cam1111nY to 1 11 ••l,lPel)plt 1emno 1100.IOO or """' In 1 curr..,r month. M!'I. l•t•n ht• "'"' 1111 recloltnl or t Too Mllfllt!ly H-rt ~r11tt11d bY 1111: Hum1nti.ri 111e11 -1<oun11111 Y1l1ty B111rd of ltttllOrJ. M". leo.119~ .tolcl 111 1.,,Cftl of lVt m!!!lllft •Ut" 'WONll.mf ltllltllNTIAI. propHly In 1 Yttr ltto, rtct1¥11)'J 1't1 ~ &Jil.f$M~ AWAltD "f IN ~~ a.ttrl -,_,;i:; V1llW ~llMh!> f/f 11..,IMrt. 0 , '(, • t , ,. ' Marr,;,.;'fltltrlMi • ert .. tdhot lnlotrhl fhc 1rM Mil •!M '--....-n1 tf·the~'' c-s•I f(lf ~·*"""' ANCIC~·· Rur Ellfll Blllf'lll (NA.fill!, ,., f91'11J 1jll(ltllliM .... lt•lllffllill $1~ WI !'llnelln -llf)lltl Pt1Ptrt!11, bd!tnftl 1"'4 It I ~f" T~M C1Mut11n1 hi '"''"-"'"""" . . ~ . ,• ' I •• ·-· .. • ·Wi SeU. a ·-Home ••• ' . . '., e.rJ. t •41 • ,• 27. . Mt..:. • .& ., ' ........... . -.. ' •• .;4.. .. . . ' "HUNTINGTON CREST" EXPU:UTIVE $45,900 Prnllp IJvlnll. B1i1Jtlful• brk t fl'OAI, Sp1nl$.h 1111. Af,Jum n1t.ry, h .. \fd pOOI. M1•l1r shed bedrooms,,2 bilms, hv9f t1m1tv room, ldt"lt"'I hvl119 r1lllm wllf• mlQl!llk:aflt UrtPllCI. Pllllll 1111111 carpellnlf, B•n<1ut! d\fl"'9 room. Owner "'.:'-'Nm"',_,• 5•. F••M•• '""" M"5>M '~~. .. .... .!: .;; ~· ..... EXCITING 'SPANISH -·$44,500 Curved 1rchw1y1, l car 11r11e. G1nll1 tlopln1 roof ll1>1t , 2600 1q. fl. of rlnrsl t1mlly llv!ng &. lfl1tr'i.inlng. ~ btdroom1, J bl11>1, t•mhy room. Gorgeou• or1119e 11111 (lr(IO!'Ung, w111.-. .011.....-. Fine.I buill·ln1, o;,.nw111>tr. M11si,,. Urrplace. Plllo;"l Yrs. ne"'I Put this°" your "Mu•I SH First" hsll tn-MU THE BIG "5" -$39,9501 HIPPY family living Mr1 "1 tllls large home witn 2 blllbs, 1111 ·tll'ctrlc ~ bu!ton bu1llln kllch...,, Olshw11h1r. lnvllint flreplac1, Mmily room•pe19 pll9 c~rptrin11, drepn, Auum1 a-.. VA •pr lo.In now 011 proper1y &. vour morithlJ lrulall,.,....1t 1r1 In• 11>1n rfflH.1"'°611• ~ 'lj'f ~{·~~ "'i SPANISH HACIENDA -4 BEDR. REDUCED SIOOll •o S:ll,t50 IOr lmmecll11e 1111 bV •lllremelv 1nxlou1 o-tt. 4 bedr-. 1 INllh1. tlmlly room verr convenient IO 1111 gleaming b\jJUln ~it(lltfl, fir .. pl•tl , dl1hw11her. Fo•!'Nll Olnlng room. P11io, oullillt D•tl~f&ll l>lr. SltJ> OOWfl llvl119 room wlTh he~vy beamed t1llln11. C...,ltr •lrlum. SH It -you'll lovt it. 1n"'6t1 • UNDER $30,000 • SUPER SHARP Home In lint lec1tlan not l1r trom !!Ir beach. ~ lltdroomi. 1 billtl1, buil111'1 (IOUrmtl kl!Cl'len. Ol1llWl'111f". EXQUlllll llrepllCI. Covlrell P11tlo Con<r11t • rlcl D•ick wilt! flrepll, Outd_. P11•1dis1! Plush carpeting " CltlJ!li. 146-060• • ~-· • ' .. . • ' ' , • • I ' • I I ' l --~ --~----~--. -' • # BUY: FROM .ORANG:E COUNTYS :_. CHEV-Y DEALER • " ' • • t. ' • ' . ' Buy Now Before The Freeze Ends-'72's At '71 Prices -1 -. . .... ' , _IT PAYS!!! ' ) ' l •. ··NEW CAR PRICES · • . FR.OZEN TO NOV.· 12th . NEW '72 CHEVY Y2 TON PICKUP 8 FT. FL EETSIDE, 6 CYLINDE R, STICK SHIFT. (5646j ::~ND VEGA WAGON $23 88 ··· THIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE 1971 WAGON HAS:TINTED GLASS, , WHITE SIDE WALL I IRES, RADIO, Stk,J#715 :if205i2J --. ':. :1MMEDfATE · DEllVERY :~--~~~-...... ..,....~;;;;.~ii!!'"~~~~· :IV ' .. :.• • i :•• . .J' ,. '"'~ · 1 , ,' "tlf ' . ...;. -.· 1/ • • •• ~ • ..;\~ .. ,· ,, , •'t ~~~~~~-~·~-~~~~-~"~·~-~~~~:' , · VANS!! . Y2 T·on·3A -T on·· J Tons In Stock · . tM~MfDIATE . DELIVERY -Gff OU R .1>EAL . ' NEW 4 Wheel _Drive Blazers •• Carryall;·· Pi ckups .. IMMEDIATE '-,' NEW '71 CARRYALL li TON · SAVE DELIVERY • '"' .... ,;,, ... ,r. ... '" <•· ;,, VI , ..... ,,. $9.QO.OO ---• _ cl.r•m•lic, pOw•r at••rin9, r•dio, c.lir•m• i>~mptrJ, . _ \ 9 •~91 1, 4 wh•tl dflVf , F~M Ult 5 GGI" ED l'•ICI . ALL REMAININ'G '71 · DEMO. & . EXECUTIVE CARS MUST GO!! IU~T A FEW REMAINING AT SUPiR SAVINGS! , ·B·UY: •• . BUY: •· B·UY:-: WHERE WHERE THE WHERE YOU'RE THE GUA'R.ANTEED TREATED LIKE A CLEAN CARS ARE CUSTOMER USED CA~S (100"/• P1rt5 & l1bor BEFORE AND· '71 VEGA PANEL Deli..-ery, 4 ape.J, r•dio, /ilr•, "'"'· ( 1'25· "' . $1'999 ' '11 NOVA CHEVY II Cpt . VI, 1ir, 111!0"'1lic, P.S .. r1dio, 11ic1 . (1'25]51 $2699 '70 iMfALA 4 bR. HJ. - ARE • 'lO ·NOVA Cllm II · CPi VI, Yinyl niof, P.~ .• rtdio, 111to., rt· 1111i11int fief, w1rr111.,_,. -'I 59411HK I • $1999 '69 NOVA CHEVY II Cp1. VI , r1dia, ,p .S., •ula., d.1d •h1rp '"'· IZVC5)61 . ,. $.1699 '67 . MALIBU YB Aulom1lic, r1dio, 1ir corMI ., ,,5., P.I. (]6]. 'Cp1. H.T \II, 11dio, P.S., 1ulo. t,1,11. DOH!. l1t11t buy, ' · ITllH1161 ll,OpD rnilel. I ew111•. , . $1199. · '70 IMPALA CUSTOM . · '65 IMPALA 4-DR. H.T. -. ' ., . . ,Cpe, !hell e"1l' Au*•'! •ir ce~ .. t ittfio,' •Rffie, 1NW•r Jftoritt9, 10!0111olic: •. lltGV. l'.S., P.I., tre111t ttdeu1 ~11y. l tllAG~l . 618J) ' '· $2399 • $899 Jo d•r•l ' : AFTER YOU PAY . '70 MAVERICK , Cpt. R1dio, P,S., 1trfo1"•tic, low miltt, ftctory werr111ty. C410ANA I $1899 '69 FORD LTD C p.. 8t1f 0111. Vinyl raol, 'P.S., .P.I ., rp· dio,• t ir, tilt wh11I. 1uptr 1h1rp with rt. m1ini119 w1rr111fv. !XIII.IOI) $2499 '65 FORD MUSTANG . - ·11 v~w. BUG · Sh'owr.em frtsh. Stick, 1ptci1I · "pric1, IMICWl lll! ·$1799 '70 BUICK RIVIERA • 5h11rp cir la1dtd with 111 ''''''· AM-FM 1lt rfl!_ tip• •. •i"yl roof. l70tAQEI, Sp,ci1I pric• ' . -: $'3~999 '70 ~OHTIAC CATALINA Coup•. VI,. •inrl roof, P.S., 1ufom1lit;, Cp1. Pow1r 1~1tri119 l brt ltt1; r1~io. 1ul•., 9ood 1ir t;Ot! ... fFMZ5SD l air, 111p1r bit'(. -.f1tl. w1rr111tv, (P25tl . $1099 -. ' . $2299' ' ' . --~----'70 TOYOTA CORONA '69 FIREBIRD COUPE MK If, • Dr.' SeJ, Aul01111•ie., tedio, 111per VI, 'ower d etrin9, r1i:lio, o'lltt l1111I huv. e.l1an • .1 1'2517AI CXVL196J $i799 . $1599 • '69 FORD -% TOH St~ltt truU. VI, t ir con~ .• 41 1p11J, low. milt s. htrt t1oJ 1.a11d: 11'25511 . - . $2699 '69 TOYOTA CORONA .. Coupt. A11tom1tic fr111t., r1dio. !ZWZ. 5791 $999 · . '70 DODGE Ji TON YAN '68 CHEVY Yz TON ' Picln1p, A.11fom1fic, rtdio, .hi9h' rulibtir. IP2561l $1 299 '71 BUICK U SABRE· . Cu~lom coupt . Vi11yl roof, power •'••ri"9 I br1k1Ji, 1uta., n•w rubb1Jr, lmm1cul1t1. ( P256'7 l $2899 ' . '69 DODGE DART · IOI" WI. VI, •1dio, 1utom1lit, 1h,1rp. Caup1. \II, r1dia, 1ulol'!Wiic, P.Dw1f 1l•tr." 1,,1 condjf\'011. fP2544fl · --; i119, 1ir cohd., •inyt '1oof,..(XJCNt•O~. - $2799 , ,. '$2199 ' · '69 CHEVY 1 TON . · . •57, DODGE ~ TOH YAN-· l it 6 t nf., Dw1I r11rwiflt · 11•!i11'1I '... ' ', 1lurnihum bo1,. Roll up t11r .t•f•, lo1J •ith 9or•90111 c1mp1r collYt riio11, Air tl ll'lp, 1uto., r1dlo, lew ll'li11i1 l1ct, w1r• "ce11.d .... r1dit, 111to1111tic, VI, ,IUtM'45Jl ,,,.,., t.e 50,000 ll'li. flltf2E l $3799 .$2399 ' J • I ·1 \ •• ., I JI D~ILY PILOT Siturday, ~ovtillber 6, 11n . Everyone Ha• Something 1'.hat ' Som eone Else Want. DAILY PILOT· CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It ' With a Want 'Ad . . t ·The Biggest Mark~tpJace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-,5678 for Fast Results * * Gener ii . * '* * ~ TAYLOR CO. LINDA ISLE -$145,DOO * * Abundant \varmth & charm in this beautiful 5 BR. home. Family rm. with attractive wet l;iar plu s a for1nal dining area. Decorator \~·all Paper, choice \vood paneling, private dock & slip. Plumbed for pool. EAS'rSIDE COSTA MESA Quiet street, no traffic but close to \Vestcliff shops & schools. ~harp 3 BR. home v.· /forma~ dining room. P rofessional landscaping &: fruit trees. Hurry! $39,500. 2015 ALISO OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 BACK BAY -$64,500 Newport Beach custom built 3 BR. ho1ne. Spacious rooms. Formal dining r1n. & huge r ecreation rm. (convert it to 2 bedroon1s ). DOVER SHORES -BAY & MT. VIEW Escape to a secluded blurr high above the bay. Professionally decorated 'vith ne\\' dra~ eries & lux cptng. Private walled courtyard,, rm. to store a boat out or viev.'. 3 BR., FR. & v.'arm fireplace. $85,000 2042 GALAXY OPEN SAT/ SUN 1-5 LINDA ISLE -$143,500 Drastic reduction!! Architect owner reduced price for quick sale on NEW 4 BR. home. Beautiful vaulted Ct?ilings and many new features. Fam. rm., formal DR. & study.· 8 LINDA IS~E OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 LINDA ISLE -$143,500. J ust reduced ! Price below replacement cost. Architect owner says sell! NEW 4 BR., FR. formal DR. & study. Light French R,egency -stylin g. Huge sundec.k. _Buy nqv.• & be. the lucky one. See Broker at 8 Linda Isle. DOVER SHORES See your dream home in this prestige area. Bra nd NEW 2 story w /4 bdrms., study. sun r oom & dining rm. I~land kitchen & 3 car garage. A real buy at only $105.000. 410 MORNING STAR OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 S BEDROOMS -PLUS POOL Preferred area of Westcliff: AJ I large rms. Family room \\•ith fireplace, 4 baths + 20'x 40' pool \Vilh separate Jacuzzi pool. Move in for the llolidays. By appt. $79,900. . .-THE BLUF~S -$48,500, _ T~1ke ne'v 3 bedroo1n cond6n1iriium 1with 3 baths. Trina model. Van Luit wallpaper & lux. carpeting & drapes. Cal! to see. CORONA DEL MAR INCOME -$63,000 Brand new 3 bdr1n., 2 bath rear unit and old- er 2 bdrm., 1 bath Cront ·unil. Close to shops. Walk to beach.-Gr-eai--loeat-iolh----- HOME .'FOR LEASE-l'fEWPORT HEIGHTS Owner ·Will iease this split-level .home ,,·ith view of bay, ocean & bright lights. 3 Bed· r ooms or 2 & rumpus rm. Furn. $425 Mo. CHOICE WATERFRONT LOTS Dover Shores ~ $49.500 Linda Isle -$43,000-!6!\500-$75:000.$85,000 BROKERS & SALESMEN Gentr1I \ OLD SPANISH . Solid adobe hlt. 3 ~room home clOSe to fown & park. It's one-of·&-kind and spot· Jess. Ca!I for tll'lail s. $24,950 EASTBLUFF Large Lusk built 3 hE'd room, lovely ho me \l'ith 2 fin· places, kin&: siZe bedrooms, formal dining room, family room, electric guag-e door opener. Priced r 1gh1 at . $51,950 CORONA DEL MAR f •\'.lr lit>rlroom tri·1!'~·e1 hnmr, plus 1 bt>dmom 1tnta! un 1r. 6 )1"<11' soltl. Un1f5 In '"P c.ind1non. \\'a!k 10 lx>ttch and shopping. 10';C do11,·n, ;1..!nt financ tng. $63,500 ... PEP~ON -._J .·~·-u-• General General MACNAB :. IRVINE The staff of Macna~lrvine is happy to announce the opening of their new office in t he exciting Hi\RBOR VIEW ,SHOPPING CENTER. This wonderful location Will help us to better serve our many friends and clients from Cameo Shores to University Park, and from East- bluf! to Harbor )lie\v Hills. \Vhen you are shopping at one of the rna1:r fine s_tores, v.·e in vite you ~o drop in & say hello. John Macnab. _,,, .. General TOP SALESMAN FINER HOMES HIGH ABOVE THE BLUE PACIFIC !\'Iagnilicent view of Catalina & HARBOR VIEW HQMESll I 2 bed • Monaco~ 511\all.family de-, coastline from this 4 BR home. Ex- otic sunken pool ,.,, ;fountain & \raterfall, surrounded by lush tropi- cals for tot.al privacy. The under- ground wine cellar \viii fascinate the eno!ogist. Call 644-6200. $79,500. LU XURIOUS 60' ON BAY Pier & float. Ne\vly redecorated. 33' living room & master suite Bay \/ie\\'. Sparkling pool. Immediate occupancy possi ble. EASTBLUFF A really gorgeous family home. Beautifully decorated. Exceptional lan.dscaping. 4 BRrs, great FR, large secluded patio. immaculate and fresh throughout. $53,500. ·- LIVE THE FULL LIFE light I '', ·3 bed -Carmel Medium family -"" ~• just righl. ' FRANK LEARD 4 bed · Portofino · BiJ? Fami1y -out of sight. Best value~4lvailable. Come see for ·yourself. Open Sunday 1·5 p.m. 1951 Port Bristol, 1921 Port Bristol and 2047 Port Provence. UP AND AWAY to fanta stjc Vie\v · of Bay, Boats & Ocean. 2 elevators take vou to fiC\1/- Jy decorated 2 Br. 2 bafh ·all elec· tr.ic kitchen. Sh-arp condo · type. Hot pool. Underground parkirtg. Boat slips available. Open Sunday CONGRAT'UI..ATfONS T9 }""RANK LEARD, Village Real Estate's top ga_Jes- men for October. Fr ank 11.ttended, f'arlier lhis year, a \\'f'C'k long Exchange Se1'ninar in Monte~y. He has sinee hec'n able to help a mul· tit urle of · cl1en1s solve the ir RraJ Es1a1e pro- b!en1s thru exch'inges, 1-5 p .m. 3121 W. Coast Hwy. · 5A, If you ha\'e a Real Es· Neu1port Beach1 late need, why nnt ca.II a PIER & FLOAT proressional, f' rank OWNER '.ANXIOUS 642-1771 Anytime · lo;:==:==:::=:=:=;: 1'ie up the Yacht in front of your I' charming 'DOVER SHORES bay- Leard,. ViUage Real Es- On quiet Newport Island. 2 BR, 1a1~. ~244n. den, unusual kitchen. LR ovfrlooksl'l:l::::==:==::=::=::=:::= covered patio facing Balboa Coves. I• A decorator's home on corner lot. J ust red uced • call Gloden. Fay *!DUPLEX* 11,iJJ ronside r ail offers for thl.\ Z"dlO -t sq ft hom<" ·in· c!i.Wi ini;-3 br, 2 ha, df'n, liOn- u~ fam rm & screened pario rm. OPEN SUN. 1-5·. ll~ Boise-, Cosla !'.1csa. front home. 3 BR's, FR, gourmet kitchen -fabu lous fo r entertaining. $129,800. Call Bert Fehren 644-6200 for appL .. -'"' SHEER DELIGHT 642-8235. NEWPORT BEACH ' · OPEN SUN. 1-5 9 NEW IVAN WELLS CUSTOM 20l-10l'l2 Jlrd.Streel HOMES! · / . 3 hdrm. & 2 'bdrm. plus dl'n. Ground broken for 9 ne\v J\ AN !"'ach 11,•ith 2 baths bll·in gas Breathtaking beauty . a joy to see WELLS custom homes in Do_ver kHehC"ns, compl;tely •rurn- , Shor.es! Choose .vour colors & tailor ished, ~reat Joca!lon, block DOVER SHORES or sho\V, 3 BR's, 31h baths, huge to your desires! For details visit the 10 01.:can .~ shoppins. good master suite. Very lg. new pool \\'/ model at 2006 Galaxy Drive, Nc\v-eondi1lon, r :i.:celjent potent- Cusrom built 2 slory. 4 001-automatic sweep, plus lawns, fruit port Beach. ial inNin1e. Lower vacant room 3 bath hon1c "·ith vit'\\' trees & lots of flowers, statues & MULTIPLE UNITS for in11ned. o11·ner oc<'Upan-from evrry room. Vac:tnt. cy • $62,:iO(l. Quick possession. Asking exquisite fountain. 12 tin it con1plex ·freshly painted in * BAYSHORES * $1r1.000. Ownr.r will lis1cn .. THE INDOORS IS OUTDOORS & out. $120,000. ALSO , a freshl y . . J!n'i Snnliago Dr., N.B. Open painted 18 unit complex on 1.4 So'.11. & su n. 1-:•. I~arge. light rooms all opening to acres. $,187,500. Call 644-6200 for OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 ROY J:WARD Co. an atrium. (A perfect plan for your details, . 2592 CIRCLE DR. VACANT • 60 ft. lot, 3 bdrm . _REALTORS · ai:_t 5fispl'!y). 4 BIG bed~~ms and PJ _CJURESQUE PINE SETTING 2 ba th, have plans tor e-x- . 1649 \VES'TCLJFF DR. fg, room~ Dal s. Owner .comffitlte5 -4 BR'S w/aTI the -cOnvenfence -of pansion -Qy.·ner anxious - Nrwport Bl'ach &16-0228· .to San Di~eo so hurry, \ your O\vn private resort . pool, ja· ·ASKING $Y.).000. - cuzzL Great entertainment area. ''C'' THOMAS Assumable 60 10 BUY OR LEASE OPTION B t & c . $47 950 R I 11 Beautiful 2-story, 5 BR. 3 bath home oa amper access.. ' ' ea tor GI Loan' 'v/FR & formal DR. End of quiet ~pen S~tBl ·5 t .m. 369 Vista Baya, '.?2·1 \V. Coast H\\y.' 549.5.'i27 In College Park cul,-de·sac. 3 yrs. new . $52,_50~. Call e\vpo r eac · Ne1vport Beach e-ves. 54.'>-5643 Assume A 20,40--0 bois-Bgan-644-620 . NEWPOR-T-HEIGHT.S =·-_ Interior 'decorator/owner must sell G I GI Loan And BAYCREST BEAUTY . fast. 3 BR, formal DR, FR (or li· ; Lovely grounds & pool Spacious briry)1 charming vjew on 2 lots • • REPO Pay Only $187 LR, formal DR, FR. 4 BR;s, 3 baths. for only $56,950. \Vall of glass in $950 DOWN Total. Per Month Master suite separated. from other 30xl6 LR. Must see to appreciate. FEATURING • 3 Bedrooms and Family Room e Bi,i: Y11.rd • Close 10 &hoots a Close ro Shopping • Clos!' in on thi!! one, You'll hr gl:irl ~·ou did. e Call :,16-2'.\13 bedrooms. $89.500, Open Sat. & Call Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. • 3 Bedrooms Sun. ·1·5 p.m. 1699 Antigua Way, ENJOY BLUE PACIFiC-in , e ,H11.rd~·o00 floon Newport Beach. -• ~ l'lat1.hs CYPRE$S SHORES •·Usc-<l brick C'ntry 11·ay SOPHISTICATED LIVING Build )_'Our beautiful ~ream home e Bu ili-ip kitchen on choice Jot.overlook1n~ lovely 3 a Dish1v11.sher acre park. Only 1h block 'lo p,rivate -e ffu..ge he-alcd pool beach \Vith \l'hite breakers. Secur· • Concrete d ri\·e ity force offers continuous prol.ec· e No 2nd ctrust d('C'ds .. tion. Call \Va!t King at 64'4-6200. $239 mo total payments COLORADO RIVER FROl'fTAGE CALL NOW, IT'S HOT I We have an opening for a man or lady knowl- edgeable in commercial, income and rest· dential properties. Our prime requirements · are integrity and enthusiasm. If you are gen- uinely interested in a professional real estate career , even-though you may have limited experience. \\'e are interested in meeting 1 you. lntervie\v by appointment. COMMERCIAL ZGNE \"1\CAN1'. 7J' 011 HARBOR in Prestigious Dover Shores w/pool for you! $122,500. Family enjoy- ment in this warm, comfortable 4 BR home w/FR. formal DR & breakfast rm. Enjoy your private swimming pool localed in the spac- ious patio. Call \Valter King at 644-6200. 60 ~evel acres \V/lagoon, ri'pe f0r '· Ji.l ewport deve!opinent & zoned for trailer & at 1 "Our 26th Year" ! WESLEY N •. TAYLOR, CO., Realtors 2111 San Joaquin Hiiis Road ''Overlooking Big Canyon Cou11try Club" RLVD. 3:18' 1l('('p to Charle · GEORGIAN !"t. Profilahl1> double in11rcss • ~· rirre-ss frnm both streets. 011"nrr \\"f!n!s 10 Jiquidale thi~ ~'t'ar. Priced to sell f&!l COLONIAL ESTATE park si tes in city of Needles .. Priced under market for fa st sale. Fantas· tic terms. Ca!\ II~er.ry or L. Miller for' info. 642-8235. Fairview 646·8811 (anytime) NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 a1 S7.\000. ''* * * * * IEc;.:::.,;;;,,1----,=~--*-tGrange Vista 2.4 spacious acres, p<moramic Bay \'ieu1, ridinl!' rin2 & .c;tables. all in Ne.wport Beach. A 5400 sq. ft.. 6 BR m;tnsion cro\11ns this elegant property. Many ammenlties include a 20'x40: pool & fruit orchard. In· spection by appl. $.345,000. OWNER ANXIOUS \V iii sell or exrhan.e:e equity in l::::i=:i::::::i=:::=::i:::::=::i::::;: lovel y 3 BR, 2 bath condominium EASTSIDE Gentr1I PROPERTIES !or "f.1obi!e Ji on1e in local area. TRIPLEX Beautifully maintained greenbell. . • . \'A CANT Dramatic Cathedr:;t' Entry Formerly La.Borde R.E. 220 E. 17ih St., C.M. CALL 646·0555 OLD WORLD ELEGANCE r l n the ne\v \vorld setting of Dover · Shores; Pier & slip are an extra w I this brick terraced -\valnut flo6r~ ed -charming 2 BR. home -,v /2 bedroom Apt. Arched F'rench doors to both water & courtyard ·-1nake this a home you. won't fo rget . 1149,500 2 pool s and putting green. On ly Older, . a'U !hPntlc .Spanish_ $35.750. units W11h xl.nt l~:thon.nea.r shopping. High income/low maintenance. Priced for last sale at $40,500. 4 BEDROOM N'o do..,,·n p11yment to \'Pis will put )-'OU in to tltls large gbake roof beauty ..,,;th huge back YJl.l'(i. BRING ALL 'MiE KIDS! Ct'('Qt cul'-de-s11.c location. 11·~ our !}(>st Me-sa • del ~Ip bu.v at $32',500. rc;,..,_ · .co:Ts ~WAllACE REALTORS -546~141- (0p1,n EvtningiJ TWQ ON A, LOT- Hl!:re 1~ i.:ml rt'ntal JlruJ)('r· ty, or u~ .1Jis a molhrr-in- lav; qua11ers. One 3 btd· room 11nd otlt' t bedroo1n • bo!h for the price o! ONt:, only $22, 700! 11 ~ r'ICI fil>('nd- ablf' on do11,·n pa,ymf>nl alttr mot11h:ly PlYJl"lenh1 inrluding t~e&. Better check rhta 001, c.JJ -Wa1ke'r & lee $30,500 . l 'i-yrs. nrw -·un1rru(' & k,1i·!'· t"Oii0iEii''•'"•'"ii'ii'ii"'ii'ii"ii"'ii'i0i;;. ly Spanish 4ies11'lo hQmt .1• M'"" ""' ; "''"""m" GOVERNMENT' lar,i:e fa milv roon1 'with in. REPO ' \1i!lng fh·rplarr, w1rr. ~l!\'f'f • bu tll·ln ki1 chch ~ 1H~h1v.-,!l11rf: J,1ist relra~ed • sharp 3 B.R. ~llprr ghafll hon1r. Neatly 'l Rit. + Jiool. Realy qu11hty 111i111 i~·11rrd • 1a~1rf1tl!v la nil· \\ 11h hrtrd1vood lloor.~. phi~~ gCapC'd y111'1!. Hl'k, ~)in-1720 1rr 11.'\lls, bii;:, dbl ~ar, A!n-TARBELL ing area and all /"lC'1\" bu1 ll- ins. J~rh"f'd only $~.9~1(1. \\"/ only $950. 1otal down pyn111 2flilj Harbor , 0 )111 a 1'-le-~11_ \';u•:1n1 & ready tor inspe-c- ti<l11. WANTED : • c"" :.16-;sR\l COP<'" Eve,.) ) 644·6200 BAYFRONT DOVER SHORES Di_stinctive elegance in this 5 BR., 2-story home. Formal dining rm., family kitc;hen. f,O Ft. Bayside pa- tio. Pier & float for 50 f~. boat. -Of· fered for $142,000. MACNAB· IRVINE Realt'f Company ' HARBOR VIEW CENTER 1644 MacA~THUR BOU LEVARD ~42·8235 901 DOVER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH To~!~~~' f.~,M,~Ll~rl-I • ~.:~; G_•_•_'lll-'•-1 ____ _ N'l(ln1 hon1e ('t"ntraJly lnc11t-. -DREAMBOAT 1-.....,.,.,--,._,..,..,_.'°""-~-------..-1 General General t'd for markf.1s. shoti(!in~. Thi~ i.~ a -it • • * Homt; WHY NOT? 4 BDRM., 2 BATH llC'hools & churchcS. Ln\'cly ~19,950 IS THE PRICE 3 RR .. f11.m ily rm. p1y11 con-Live« little -1"1\joy ne11.rby $12,795 l'<hllg t'al'p('li;, lt~p!are. f('lr thls ,·cry lo\'t'IV 3 bed-,·l'rl. de-n. A mmp!t'IC"ly ,.~ Mmmunity clubhouse tea· KJrcticn "'Ith ('.!cctrie built,, rMrn, 2'bath home:The loln c:luded, 1ropic11.J p1tl1o, per. hiring s1,1mming pools and Buil t On Your lend his .hM good. 11tora~e. 24' Ill high enough that you can ft"'~·1 f!\f' enter tsinirlf, r-A teMi.t cour1~; only 1hrt"f! _1343 -. tt. llvln,.. arta ::,i;;,.1IY ~m "~""'nd~, ~is A,~ume \\'llh paymf'nts ot 11plenrlld home: on fee land. block.'! 10 !he blue Pacll lc -All Ia~ & plai;te; ' o', ""'i""'z en ~·-$100 per m('lnth, "'hiC'h In· ~.;,()(}, 1'1~-n and aerM• lh• ,-,1 H ~ _, • b ,. men!. ny S .000. Call ·eludes all. ?>fOOcrn builf·ln~. OPEN SUN. 1·5 ""''-'.JJ "'"" -an..il4vuu ca ine,_. ·~ -171 1 trom tllf' Can"!. See 1his _8 ...,8, ..... ~t '·• V'fV'• or 11prt. de-ep pllc ~rpetir, 11-IMi 2201 PRIVATE RD. • ~· 1 b ~ '" "1~ us ,',"r;:t 1,l<"uroom. 11·0 11111, -Pullman ~th~ . IO ' THE REJl.L \~ ESTATERS matehlng rll'itpe~. [)Quble NE\''PORT BEACH A trAme hE'auty: .. And _ Sp11.cloos WArdrobts Realtors garan io hoot: CAii -THE BLUFFS Just try 10 pass il by At JUST $9.Sl SQ. FT. 219ft H~rnor Blvti. At Adams w;a Iker & Lee Sharp As •unshine. 11. "f;hiny $3i&.roo. 64&-Tin Pla.nning·Desirn·Financinr I'< IJ', T I 'f'•t 545"-9491 ()ptn 'HI 9 P~I ft i: .t Br, , h~th Otrm<'li111 m(I· ASSUME Y "l~OO Homes & ApaMment!I * DOVER. Sl!ORES * · " R<'allnr1 dt l on a tll'\ightful vetonbelt built since '57" ELEGANT lhrunur. No1hlng -YA LOANll_ :rt~ ll11rhor Bl\'rl. at Adams OPEN SUN 1-S C '°"'"""' ;n ""'2-A<"''"· '<h 3 ""' • "'1 "~°""' oge, ·1u •PM 212a VISTA LAR EDO ALL 537-0380 C:tl! 546·~ <Open E veg,) ·l~.::1 Open Sat 1 to 5:00 312 ·Morning Canyon Shnr('clHfs . \\'hite 1\' 11 r r r v1t1\·. Sp11t-ious .3 lx>dmnm, r11nltly room ho1Tle \\'ilh hLX• ur1ous mas!cr suue • Orr.an \'lt'\\' • Grassy er('1'n y11ri:I ('('lh\'C'r£"ini;-in10 11,noCI{'(! can- yon. s~.;iOO. 673-S:i.'J(I 1-i>' THE REAL \"'-ESTJl.'I'ERS 1 1 •• '.,,, ' 4 Btdrm. + Pool + Quality $31,500 . V•ry sp11cklus f.t.mlly liVinJ. de!t~nrd for entU1alnin1. 2 b.\ih~. family room 1vJth maM;lve fittplace toi-Indoor arti9n .• Clnud s6f! carpeting, ru!rQm drapes. P rice In· t"lUde rc-i\llatlon ponJ \u1b!t, Patio, l~d1 of decking, lu~h land~caplng enc1rcl!!s lhe healed f>OOI , Brk. 540.tttl. TARBELL btAu tr hom... $79,~, NO · Jo~.~otal pa;::~11 $~$6.": • Stt .111ts chniCf' :. roll --~ BIG" CMNYOK lt'666 \\'estmlnster Ave, C.C. L~~I EllOOLD. 1 t I tx-monlh Low Down Prii·ed rourse \1f'\\' Int. El N11uel i~,·~~· ·~ Open S..t/Sun l~. 5 Br, 3 ha,, OPEN SUN 10 to 4 qu_"' It.. pm hse. ~a Uy -,, -sz,9oo. OJI no~ tor ~-C~o1r . _Count. 0 ~· n • r In by Chri.s rmU. 52 Rf'lyal f;;STA NC 0 29·~ llaJ+i Coltit ~I~! Bryant Wlttt Ritt. ~f;,,.m,J; l•ll• g ,~\3;). ~#,jip )JC St. Gf'o~ Rd., nt':xl to mo. ·n~ ·~:,ft•t ;~w In th'e w:it ~ uri, AM ar EVE. • F ULLER REAL TY HbUA't Huntina:? u1a1ch tht U29 £. Coa1t H.ty.1 _C4~ d•l.t. $91.500. 6-U-585.9 0\\'nt, IUILDllJ, INC. •• a Dally Pilot"Ous!lied we·u btlp )'(1\1 ll!:lll 642-5678 ~.f ' A"Yflm~ OPE.'l HOt;.!'E column. * 67S.Stl0 T ,\\"t 'll Mlp ~ s.e1ll ~2-5671 .\d. 64_2-..$678 \ ' Gener•) Gener CALL FOR OUR. PICTURE BROCHURE OF CURRENT LISTINGS OFFICE OPEN SAT. & SUN. FOR A HAPPY FAMILY Cozy Lusk 3 bdrm. home wilh; family r~. Move·in cond. Locate~on u1et street in Harbor View Hills. Quick upancy. $39,950. Cathryn Tehnille CITY ESTATE Enjoy country living here in ~jiis new 4 BR. 3 bath Lusk home. Important entry. Beauti- ful decor! Plus \Vijlied privacy \Vith Harbor vie\v, $11,950. Harriett Davies TWO "MUST SELL" OPPORTUNITIES OPEN HOUSES 1 TO S P.M. SATURDAY -1018 SANDCASTLE DR. 3 BR .. 2 Ba., fam . rm .. great view. $56,500 SUNDAY -1528 KEEL DR. 4 BR., 3 ba., fam. r1n. -real beauty -$73,500. Belle Partch OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 5 1807 PORT BARMOUTH, Harbor View Homes. 3 BR ., 2 ba., cozy frpl. Karastan carpet, custom drapes. Sep. dining room, garden kitchen & terrace. $47,900. La Vera Burns ·. · BAYSHORES-SUNDAY OPEN HOUSES 2600 BA YSHORE DR., on the bayfrontr Gr eat 6 bdrm., family home. $149,500 2501 CRESTVIEW. ShO\VS like a model. Im• mediate occupancy. $49,500. Mary Harvey GREAT BAY VIEW OPEN SUN. 1-5. 1005 BONNIE DOONE . Ir- vine Terrace. 4 Bdrms., den. 3 baths. Dis· tinguished 5 yr. ol d home. 3 Car garage. Atrium w/elec. gate, terrace. $92,500. Carol Tatum OPEN SUNDAY 12 TO 4 Corona de! l\'lar. CORNER LARKSPUR & 4TH ST. ? Units $79,500. Larger home has 4 bdrms., fan1ily rm. & pool. Smaller home 3 Bdrm. -great investment! !vtary Lou Marion OPEl'f SAT. & SUN. 12-4 · 504 FEllNLEAF'. CORONA DEL MAR. So . of Pac. Coast Hi\vay. Newly remodeled & redecorated. 3 BR .. 2 baths. den, cozy patio. 2nd Unit may be adited. $49,500. M. C. Buie TOWNHOUSE -ONE LEVEL 3 BR., 2 Baths. Sep. dining rm., slep-do,vn !iv. rm.; spotless cond. CaFe·free mainten- ance. Go·od l"oc:-tn-res"Ort=lik~-un1versity Park. Jt's yours to enjoy al $34,900. "Chuck" Le\v is • NEWLY DECORATED 4 Bdrm. home in paver Shores.-Enormous family r oom. Impressive entry. Room for pool & extra pprking behind off-street gar- age. Eileen Hudson · EMERALD BAY EXCLUSIVE · 3 BR., den, new home; beamed cathedral ceil's ., vie\v; private area. Max. security. Great beach, pools, tennis club; in one of So. Calif. prestige communities. $88,500. Bob Yorke . WANT A KE EN VIEW?? Then come to see this ONE OF A KIND 3 Bdrm. & !am. rm. home. PRIA1E L°'C~ ..... TION at end of cul de sac overlookirl( a GORGEOUS CORONA DEL MAR CANYON & the BLU!i:PACIF!C. Only $68,500 . Bud Austin . FOURPLEX -bAN'A POINT Opporttlnity! Top location -great potential app.reciation & return on investment. One 3 BR. owner's apt. & 3 2·BR. apts. Attrac- tive design . Brand ne\v ! $78,200. Charlene \Vhyte DOVER SHORES -$l9,500 Need we say more about this ne\v C.B. '& Co. exclusive? Yo.y should see it.! Gated entry, 4 BR's., fari't:-rm., 'formal dining· workshop. low maintenance yard & 1 blk: to beaches. Call Bill Comstock NEAR NEW -IN HAR~.'.ylEW ~'vner trari sfe rred -great home Ioi: small family. 3 Bdrins .. fa n1il:v room jus·t off kit· cJien ~sepa ra te living roon1. $54.000. Harry Fr~d e ric k " DOVER SHORES EXECUTIVE H :;~~ On the \vate r. Drastic price reduction l'ln this S BR .• 5 bath plus sauna hath. Custo1n pool. Beautiful C.nt_ry, cathedral ceilings. Now $185,000. Al Fink (N PRIVATE IRVINE COVE B_efUtiful custom ·vie-w -home. 4 BR 31.-2 bifh.s. formal dining roOm. Perfect 2.' ge'n· erat1on floor plan. Only steps to beach. $198.500. George Grupe OPEN HOU SE SUN. 12 TO S PM 1472 GALA :XY DR., Dover Shores. J Bd;ms. r~;mal, dining & large. pool table size den \'11th f1replace1 & \vet bar. Expansive view of Back Bay from deck & pool: $135 ooo. Kathryn Raulston ' ' --.. Coldwell, Banker ~ 133-0700 644-2430 SSO NEWPORT CENTER OR., N.I . • I • • • • ·- • Sat11rdif, Novtmbtr 6, 1'171 DAI LY PILOT 27 l~ I ' _,.... I~ ' Gener1I J;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;:::;:;.:;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;:;;;;;:;;;;;::;;;;; 0G•':":"•'•'l;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;:;;;G;••":"•'a•1;;:;;:;;:;:;;;;;:;;;;;: ;G;"•";';'.•;l;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;G;';";'•'•;l;;:;;:;;:;;:;:;;;;;:;l,G;•;"~'~'~•;l;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;/G.ner1I Ge"er1I -1~ BROADMOOR-WITH VIEW BAYSIDE DRIVE WATERFl!ONTS TOP 'O THE·Hlll\iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ WIDE GREENBELT, BAY VIEW This choice 3 bdrm .. 21,2 ba. Condo is an END t1NIT u·ith upgraded carpets & drapes. cuslo1n bar & 1nany extras. ln1mac. n1ove-1n condition .. '\sk1~11g S46.950. But -. ANXIOUS OWNER WANTS OFF~R OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. l·S 21 83 VISTA ENTRAOA HELEN REALTOR B. DOWD 644-0134 · 1612 Lighthouse Lane Ne\v Jis~ing · scarce 5 bdr1n . S1nith built OCEAN & BAY VIEW 'lr S:u1 J0<111uu1 & cr"wn U1 ho1ne. Lgc. living rin .. dining rin., ocean & f'ron1 122 rt lot. 1s the settinl! for 111i.~ beau· CORONA DEL MAR harbor vie\\'. Reali stirally pl'iccd at S72.000. tiful 4 bdrin . 4 bath ho1nc \Vi th its 0\1•n pier Hom~~ comfort at 10 ACRE HORSE RANCH 3,000 Sq. ft. c11"ton1 blL hornt', done in n:it- ural woods & brick. S\l'eeping vie\v of the ~u rroundine area ~tablf'S \Vilh auto1natic \\'atering "trough: O\vncr anxious· to sell . be· c-ause of he;ilth, at $150.000.\ 644-76621 • CORBIN-MARTIN & slip. $250,000. only $bl,7SO. LINDA & HARBOR l~LAND VIEW .1 B•·t!n11Jn1, :! lJ11t11" 1•111~ ~'rom this lovely 4 bclrn1., 4 bath ho111e .. 011 JlOl\d<'f 1·u111n. f,1u11ly n 1oin . <I 50' lot. \l'ith vier & float. ~·usto111 drap-dl11111~ 1'110111. J1n•pl1n'!'. \\ill cries & pancli11g. Sl39,fl00. ~11u" )Ull 111 ~·(lur c·unv('n· Bill GRUNDY, .REALTOR \ Islanders Bldg. •t Lind• l5le 341 Bayside Or:, Suite 1, N.B. 67S-6161 11•1i...·j•. 01· :-0~1 :111• 11c·l1·u1n1' .,r n1W'n l~lu~(' :'un1l,1y 1-l·::O c!'oRONA oEL MAR Low, l.r111 iln11n 11;1)1111•11\. 011•1\t'I' 111 11 l",11·1;. 1 ~1. 1"0. D ., P"I Cl .,. d J'd('l'd :;]11~hftl . (hllll'I h!lX· Newport. Corona del Mar -Costa M~sa DI Y I Of DSSI 18 h1u~. <>N'an s1dr nl h11 y, :i 11~=~~~~~~~~!~!!~==~=~~~;~~~~~;;;;;~~~;;~~::;::~::::~======;,11 Bl~.1 1 ~ BA"'· lurg1• ll\1n;.: 1"0011\ II fln•pl. Tiit"(' ~lf.f' l.1!ch 11·llh 1•a1111;.: .u't•o. 1510 E. South St., 1\nahci1n 1 P.1\1•1, 111r,'.1 ;,.·c··'~ rur ho •• t Keep this ho11d'( dlrtctory with yo11 tltiis weeke11d at you ,o ko111t-lu1nti11g. All the locotlpM li1titd btlOw or• de1crlbed 111 l)reatt r detail by odwerthlng els.where In tod11y'1 DAILY P_JLOT WANT AD5. t>otrOflli 1howi119 open houu1 for Jalt or to rent are "'IJtd to list 111cll l11fot1t1otio11 In 1hi1 coh1m11 ca eh Friday 11111d S<11lutdoy. ' ,.. HOUSES FOR SALE 2433 College Dr rcollege Pkl CM 646-8811: 557-4263 <Sal & Sun 1·51 (2 Bedroom) 1966 San Bruno ·~The Bluffs) l\;B 644-6528 S28.500 !Sun l-5) (2 Bedroom & Family Room or Den) 195 1 Port Bristol !H.\'. Ho1nes1 N.B. 644·6200 !Sunda\"f 1727 Antigua 1Do\o·er,..ShoresJ NB · 615·2723 <Sun 1-5) 2218 Vi sta }-Jogar !The Bluffs) NB 675-3000 1Sat & Sun 1-ii) 18352 J\Jandrake \Vay ~Univ Park, Irvine / 833-0255 S32.900 1Sunday1 (3 Bedroom) 552 C;lorietta !The Bluffs l N\\' B('h. 644-2825 543.000 Sun 2-51 811 Cliff Dr. iCliffhavcnl N.B. 642-5200 \ !Su 1-!il 1901 1'ustin. C'osta J\'icsa . 642-5200 1Sat & Sun 1- 2501 Creslvic\\' iBayshoresJ N.B. 883-0700: 644-2430 IS undav) 1807 Port Bartnouth !l·l.V . llo1nc!'I N.B: 833-0700: 644-2430 !Sunday 1-5) 2042 Galaxy, Ne\rport Bcac:h 644-4910 $85~000 tsai & Sun l -5) 2015 Aliso, Costa ~·lesa 644-4910 $39.500 !Sal & Sun 1-51 415 Pirate Rd. !Ne"·porf 1-lghtsl N.B. 3140 Country Club l.lr lli1esa \lerde) Cl\I 546-5990 $39.950 . rSun 1·51 900 J\IacKcnz.ic PL (:osta l\tcsa 546·5880 S32.950 1Sat & Sun 1·51 200 Kings Pl !l'liffha,·en) NB 644-6111 • 1Sat&Sun1·51 1168 Boi~c \\"ay 1J\'orthsate1 ('l\I 646·0228 S35.900 iSun !·:)) 2516 Davis Pla ce 1Easts1clc \ L·:\1 !i46-:i88fl S31. 900 IS1111 l ·.)) Beach 2201 Private Jld .. i\e\rport 675-5930 400 Cabrillo. Costa J\le ~a 546-2313 1789 Ken\rood. ('osta i\le!-.::t !Sun t·5) 546·2313 rS un 1-5) 102 · Sea\ane !Harbor \"ie\1' llillsl Cd~'! 6 5·6000 (Sat & Sun 1-51 134 Susiiex J,n (\Ve~tcliff l NB '646-3928; Eve 642-2-337 1Sa1 & Suu 1-f.J · 2036 Co1nn1odore 1Ba \·erest l NB 04&3928: J-:\"e 675·i827 (S<it & Sun J.;)) 2402 Orchid I !ill. ("osta J\lesa 646-7171 !lipper Rayl 255 Nass:111, <·os ta ~'1e sa ISat 1-:l i 645-0303 S30.000 1Sun 1·5! 435 Irvine INC\\'\)Or\ llgtsl NB 645-5322 S33.950 iSal & Sun) 646-0555 ISun 1-5) 1 \\"1dk to iehoJ•:: 11111! h1 •;1(•h, Rt•I E1 t•!~. t.75-6000. 144 ! t. Cc•<i Hi9~w•v Coton• Jel M•t~ C •tilorni• '4539 Orrington 1t'a n1co Shores) Cd~I 1 1'.!~l llt,!1(1\1'(1f"Jl'. 01!t'11 dad). 675·3000 rSun 1-4:311) 1001 l·lan1psl11rc ('irrlc !Baytrcst f NR 675-3000 1Sat & Sun 1·5 ) 1100 \\'. Bav 1Balboa l'rnin 1 N'R 675-3000 • 1Sat & Sun 1-;j ) 850 Sonora. ('osta !\lesa 546-23\;l 1Sun 1·5l 3071 ('ountrv Club. t'o.'ita i\les:i 546-2313 · 1Sat ~'<: Sun 1·5) *2033 Le1nnos Ur. ! 'osta i\le sa 546·2313 iSu11 1-:i) *1227 Santiago 10 0\er Shores) J\'B 675·6000 tSun 1-5) 2612 Lighthou!ie 1.n. Corona del !\Jar 646·'3928: EvC' 67:J-7575 1Sun 1·4:30) 29i6 Chestnut. Ave .. ('osta l\'lesa 646-0555~32;500 iSat & Sun 1 :30-5.30) 263 \Vakeforesl. (_'o!ila l\lesa 646-7171 1Sun 1-5) 18 l·lern1itage Ln 1Big ('anyon) f\;B 644-7744 $88.000 1Sal & Sun 1·5l *4000 Topside Ln 1l!arbor \'u llillsl l'di\I 644-2058 1Sun 1-5J (5 Bedroom) **415 i\orth Star Ln 1Dovcr Shorcs1 J\'B 642-8235 iSat & Sun) **309 l'.:\'ening Star UJovcr Shorcsl J\'.B. 642-8235 1Sat & Sun) 2854 Alla \'i.~ta 11-:0't stblufn ;.;B 675-722:) (Su n 1·5) 2849 ('hios ti\le.'ia \'erde\ ('~1 546-4141 545.950 1Sun 1-5) **329 \fia Lido Soud (Lido lslcl Nlf"- 6?3·7300 1Sat & Sun 2·51 *2937 1\ndros 1i\1ci;a \"erd<'l t"os ta J\lcl'a 842-3129 $38.:iOO 1Sun I-fl) *2007 Santiago. Ne\vpor1 Reurh ti45-0303 S64.f>OO 1S<1l & Sun 1-5 ) (5 Bedroom & Family Room or Den) Corner Jlcrn1itage l~anc ~'-.:. Hoyai St c:cor ge Dr. f.i44-1140 1Rig l'anyonl N.B. 1Dai ly) ** /1 58 Lindp Isl e, J\'e\l'port Beach {)42-5200 ;) \Sat & Sun 1-5) *2006 Galaxy l)r. ('Dover Shores! N.B. 646-1550 . j Da ily) 2507 \\'i tidovcr !Broad1noor) Cd i\1 WESTCLIFF Front How Vil'w li·\'in e 1'crr. i.:11 :o;u"'"' !.n. !);.ilh· 1-:J 1h1111·r ;u•1'f'iitl'ft n<•ii l>n~i tuin t'heck the boats in the than1~cl or \\'atch the I 111 ·"""111t-. ~·c· 1111, ~hiirp. \\'edge and island. 'rhis. sp;:1<:1ou~ custo1n has r l1·1111, :: 1~·ct1·(••rii :.? h:1u1 4 bedroo1nsl large farntly roo1n. a sheltered honi(' ngl11 a11.11 ~·p:1n1ll' pool ;ind u resh sparkle. Yours fur $125.000. I 111111i.: 1<1<un pl11s r:i11 1il.1 Call for an appointn1e11l tii:i·UOOO. l"i"'lll. ()\\ IU'I' iidil••d I •'"Ill J ("1 ill~ u!l!<'I'. ll111l11t1~. 111'1'· 11J;1, r , 1.1111 1·111. \\;iii.; 1,. 1 s1•h1"1I .\· ,•li<lf•~. :\r•t•rl l.1~1 ~.1h· '> 1:1.:.t ~I ) J Baycrest Beauty ! 20~~;~~~-~.at~:l~.~ ~ .. :,B. 011 ll('I 's n101·i ni.: lo :llf"xic·u \lu.~i sr!I rig ht ~11·11). Tiu~ 1'111111« 1~ pl.ul!W'rl fr11 1'1111'1'- ratntn:::;. Bl'an1Nt t·rihnJ!s. :: BH, i'~ BA , ~·1rrplr, built- In~. lart:•' ''"'t'l'l'1l ]>:1!111. sh:1k1• 1'11ot. s,·,:.? :.oo PERSONALIZED SERVICE lachenmyer Realtor lSGO Nj•111X1r1 ~h11.. (' :\1. (';ilt 616-:~ 1·:1'1'~~ !i7::-1:;~-, I CHOOSE FROM TWO BLUFFS VIEWS •I 1•)/lUl~JI' tlll<' lf'l'1•I l .I.\ DA 1\\11· I d"I lral t1 1'1·.~ .'. 1tdr111, 2 Ii:';, I h1i.:l1 1-.111\rcil'al <"1•1l1n~~ 11ilh 1111 I '.\!'l'l(J'A;o;SIO:D 1:1\'f'n. 1 IH•I! lo>1"1l1"n "'"tluol.111:.: 1:i111r .. · 1:11... s: •. :. ~u \·l11 k1• Ill l1•r. l .~·palcinu~ ~pl11 !.'~cl. l)j)l.011- F.S \lod1•J /c:1lll1't-:s :; lJ1lrin., 2'" ha. \1'Uh \11',1'nr h,~ nn.I Oel'an fl'\1n1 11at111. Qllll'I lo- c:a I i1111 S l:l,!'IOO. fl\\ 111•1' l\'.1d.1 lfl llllll"I' . .Sl11f"J bl' SUlldJ) ,; B e droo111 Easthlul'f C.racious. i1111naculate . and close to CD!\:1 ~II. 5 Bedroon1s. fan1ily roo1n anct dining roon1. A llon1e that can haiidle your l'rO\\"d \1·ith ease ;ind fun. ('all 675-tiOOO . Pe111lle ton·~ View· S\veepinj! vie\\' or Ne\vport l-la r bor. ocean and sunset~. 3 Bedroon1. ra1nily roon1 and 2·deck patios. ln1n1ediate occupancy. 552,500. Call 075-6000 Baek Bay Hctrcat t 3 .-':ere. big trees . .spa rkling pool. \Vith 4 bedroon1.s, open bean1 1.:eilings and 1nassive fireplace. \'our O\I n estat e. ('~II 675-6000 Bt•al'li Cluh Li\'ing t ,ikc thick, shag c:arocts, heavy bean1s. /\- F'ran1e stvlc'.' ~eccl :{ bedroon1s and kitchen eating~ \\,'anl clubhouse. tennis a~d pool for S39.000 ? ('all 675-fiOOO. • Super Pool, B a ~Trc~l Deep pool \1·ith one n1cter board. 4 bedroom.'i and huge fanlil_v rooin. (;rq_c1ous tree rincd area . $77.900. C'a1\ 67:l-ti000. l'ier & l•'loal i;l 19,950. Great l'ie\r froin living roon1 and 111aster. J-l <1nd.son1e den and 1rct bar. your o\l'n sauna and jac:uzzi. private beach .. hist ~1 19.!'.150. Call ti75-0000. '" 646·7171 (Sunday 1-51 501 1'ustin Afl'.fNe\\'port 11ls) NB 646-2414 $37.900 . 1Sun 1·5) (3 Bedroo m + Studio) 223 Via Ithaca ! Lido lsl~B 644-0134 1Sat & Sun 1-5) 644-7662 iSundJ.\' 12--1) 938 Bell is iEastbluff! N.B. I •to~"" ii 11nd n1.1lll' ofl"r. l"!l••lllll""lll!l!ll!!•••'!"!!ll!!llllll!!!!ll!!!ll!!!ll!!!ll!!!!!! I 1~1 \"1.~1 a Ron!la, Thr Hlurr ... I'! ---I '' 111. Bt•;.ch. ' Gener.11 Veneral _ 723 Can1eo Highlands Dr .. Cd~1 675-7225 (Can1eo l-lgldsJ (Sun 1-5) 3006 Coil·ege, Costa ti1esa 545-8424 S27,500 rSa t &. Sun 1·51 774 11udson. Costa J\lcsa 673-6642: 675-6459 <S un 1·51 • 2988 Milbro, Costa ~iesa 673·6642: 675·6459 1Sun 1·51 *2807 Ebbtide iH V. II ills) CdM 675-2101 (Sun 12 :30·5) 609. Vista Bonita (1'he Bluffs) NB · 833·0820 rS un 1·51 266 Sierks'. Eastside Costa l\lesa 646-8811 827.950 . 1Sat 2-5 ) 2302 F:lden, Eastside <.'ost a l\lesa 646-8811 525.000 (Sun 1-!i) 235 \\lalnul ~1e\vporl Shores) NB -675-6000 1Sun 1-5) 910 \Vest :ZOt . ('osta l\1e~a _ 546-5880 S23.950 1Sat & Sun 1·3 1 8801 Lauder Circle. l·luntington Beach n68-4433 $31.500 rsun l ·5) -192 1 Deborah Lane. Ne\vport Beach 675-4930 rsun 1-5) 429 l leliotrope, C'orona del ~tar 646-3928: Eve 646-4067 rSal & Sun 1-51 331 Costa l\1esa St.. Costa ~lesa 646-0555 S25.600 <Sal & Sun 1-51 *1901 Kings~ Road, Nc\vport Beach 646-7171 /Sun 1-51 921 Paularino. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $27.650 !Sun 1-5) 123 Via Nice (Lido Isle) NB 673-7185 ~55.000 <Sal 1·5) 2395 Coll~ge Dr. rCollege Pkl r:i.t , 540-9593 531 .750 . !Sat & Sun 1-5), 17072 Rerlin Lane. IJuntington Beach H46·232R rSal 12·6) (3 Bedroom & Fami ly' R;oom 'or Den) 193.,...-Port ("laridgc I)\. rllarbur. \'ic,1· 1-lorne) l\.B. . 64-l ·6160 S53.500 iSat & S11pJ *4607 l)orrhcster !("arnco I llds.1 l~d;\I 673-6510 !Sun 1-5) 2034 J\1irarnar. Balboa Pcr~'l. 675-4600 S59.500 1Sa Sun 1-4:30' 500 l\1orningstar l.ane. (f)ove Shorcs1 N~ 879·5055 $110,000 !Sat & Sun I to duski 1100 Ca1nbrid ge 1\Vcstcliff) N.B. 642-8235 1Sat & Sunl 1921 Port Brlslol Ctrclc (II \1 Homt's) J\1.B. 642-8235 !Sunday) · *1472 Galaxy Dr. ~Dover Shores) N.B. 833·0700: 614-2430 !S un 12-5 ) 504 Fernlear. Corona dcl ~tar 833-0700: 644-2430 ISat & Sun 12-41 1018 Sandcastle. (.'oroni del i'\lar 833-0700: 644·2430 rSal 1-5 1 43t Len\\'ood Ori\•c. !\clrport llcights 646-7171 . <Sun 1·51 400 Ca brillo Dr .. ('ost:i i\le.1;a (l46·717l 1off Tustin Ave.\ /Sat l-51 962 Sandcastle. Htarhor \."ic\v !fills U73-8550 $66.000 1Sun 1-51 312 i\·lornitlg C'nn~·on Ur . Shorccliff 6i3·8550 S98 .500 1Sat 1 -~l 20!i ·rulanc IJJ fCo llegc Pk i C~I 545-2300: 675-5726 !Sal & Sun 1-r.1 85 1 ('ortc1. f~fesa del l\larJ lti·I 545-2800: 675·5726 . rSat & Su!' 1·5) (4 Bedroom) "'2029 ti1ira1nar Dr. (J)eninsula Pt.\ Bal boa 642-140:.i S59.000 1Sat & Sun 1-5) 271 E. 16th St.. Costa l\1csa 646-2414 S30,500 !Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 2607 O('can, Corona de! titar 675-7225 1Sat & Sun 1-:·1\ **301 Canal 1Nc\1 ll Ort Shores) NB 644·7270 (S un 1-5) 222 ('olton 1:'\e\rport Shoresl NB 644-7270 tS un 1-5 ) *1509 /\111La Lane, Ne \1 port Beach 675-4930 1Sn n 1-5) 2128 \1i<;la Laredo f'J'hc Hluffs\ NB li75·5930 1Sun l-:1 1 *2422 -22nd Street. i\'c1vport ·Beach 67:i·6000 1Su n 1-5) (4 Bedroo ms & Family Room or Den) 1948 Santiago i)r. tDover Shorcsl N.B. 646-5533 (Sat & Sun 12·6) **507 Bayside Or .. NC'\l'POrl Beaeh . 642-5200 ' (Sat &""Stin 1·5f 1521 I~. Ocran Blvd .. Balboa Peninsula • 642-5200 1Sun l-5) 1601 Tradcw.inds iBaycrcsll N.B. 642-5200 ' 1sun 1-4 :30) *1609 Antigua \\ay (Baycrcstl N.B. 642 .. 8235 1Sat & Sun ) 2047 Port Proven<.:l' 111 \/. llon1csl N.B. 642·8235 ·, tSund av) 2826 Catalpa 1Eastbluff) N~. · 644-8745 S48.900 rSundo;) *369 \'ista Ra ya tBark Bay) :'\.B. 642·8235 S47,950 !Saturday) 32712 Seven Sras fJr .• l~aguna Niguel 49(5-2456 SU5.000 rS :l\ & Sun 1-41 1005 Bonnie IJoone llr\'111c-·rcrr.) Cd;'ll 833-0700: !)44 -2430 tS un 1·!1) 1528 Keel Ur .. f'orona ch·I '.\lar 833-0700: 644-2430 . l"un 1-:ll 4 fo 1\lorn111 g Star. Xc\1 port Beach 644-4910 SI05.00U iSat & Su n 1·5l **8 1.i nda Isle l)rivt'. 1l.1nda l ~lcl. N.B. 644-4910 8155.000 1Sa t l~ Sun l·al *2033 Lemn<i~. J\1csa \"C'rclC' 646-71il 1Sat & !:iun 1-6J 263 E. 22ntL, ('osta ~lc~:l 646-7171 1Sun J.4 .301 1423 Antigua. Ne\\·port Beach ..,,, 646-7171 iSat & Sun 1-51 1715 Port Stirling. ~larbor \1ic\v J-lon1es 673-8550 S57.900 !S un 1-51 -'166-Aleppo rEoslblu<O,NB 644-6200 S53.500 1Sal & Sun 1-5 1 *2007 Ship11ay Ln 1Baycresl) NB 642·8235 1Sun 1-51 2015 Kc"·an1ec l>r tlJ·v ·rerr1 C'd~1 644 -6111 iSRl & Sun 1-51 2015 J>ort \\'l1ybridgc dl B llornc~I NB 833·0820 !Sun 1-51 2822 Ellesmere ~l\le!>(I \lcrde1 C~1 546-S!'l!lO S41 .5h0 !S:lt & Sun 1·5l *2031 Phal:'l"rope C't 1~l csa \"crdel C)t 54G-4fl90 845.950 tSun l·5l 1906 Santiago Dr ~DovC'r Shorcs1 NB ·646-0228 $85.00n 1S;i1 & Sun 1-51 2815 Bh1c\l.atc·r Ill.\', ll 1lli'l l'd~l 673·2222 1Su11 1·5) • 644·7662 lfri ;Sat Sun 12-4 **3 J,inda l.'ilc tJr !l.inda Islet NR . 675·6161 _ J-1._Sundayj 3001 Capri Ji\lesa \'crdc1 NB--· 545-8424 $79,950 1Sat & Sun 1-5) 1005l Birch\1•ood. l·luntinglon Beal'h 545-8424 S49.950 1Sat & Sun 1·5) *4639 Roxbury !Cameo Shores) Cdtil 67;}-7225 j$un l -.'Jl **D'ovcr Shores Ba.vfron1 · For Appointment 646-6400 2328 Arbutus 1Eastblurr1 NB 675·6000 (6 Bedrooms) **2600 l~ayshorc f)r, Nc\1·porl Beach H:.l3-il70n: U44-2430 rSunday) ' (6 Br & Fa mily Rm o·r Den) 3801 Park Green Ill.\'. Jlill;-;) ('di\I fi75-7225 !Sun 1-5) CONDOMINl~MS FOR SALE (3 Bedroom) 2183 \'i~ta Entrada t-The Bluffs) NB 644-0134 1Sal & Sun 1·51 DUPLEXES · FOR SALE (2 Bedrooms & 1 Bedroom) 715 -7 15 1f.t J\·laguerite. Corona del f\lar 642·5ioo rSat & Sun 2·5) ,. (3 BeC.room & 1 Bedroom) 1217 \\1. Bay Ave., Balboa · ts42·5200 1Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 605 Popr.y. Corona de! l\1ar 644·7270 . !Sun 1-5) (3 Bedroom & 2 Bedroom) 431 .<iolde nrod. <·orona del ~1ar fi75-:JOOO iSat & Sun 1-5) 13 Bedroom each Unit) :100 1\polcna. Balboa Island -' 675-3331 · r~a l & Sun I ·4 1 125 -45th S!, :\C\\'port Beach ' 642-5200 !Sat & Sun l•fi) · 2 UNITS (4 Bedroom &, Fam. Rm. & 3 Bedroom) *Corner J_,arkspur & 4th. (;orona del M~r 833-0700: 644 -2430 rSun 12·41 HOME & INCOME (3 Bedroom & 2 Bedroom) **201 N. Bayfronl, Ball>Qo> Island 675-333 1 (Sun 1·5) **312 Grand Canal. Balboa Island 675-3331 !Sal & Sun 1-4) INVESTMENT PROPERTY (2 Bedroom) **3121 W. Coasl Hwy IApl. 5-AI N.B. 642-8235 1Sunday) WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SALE **16~1 Bay5idc Or. (''achts man's ('ove~ N.B. !Dally) 642-8235 *'••' ~ • Wetorfro11t 't * 't l'eel 01111 Weff.rftoat - i tl red hill------------- • l<i· •. 11.TY I . -Z~ 1·,,,, r• • .,•k (",.,,,.., .. ln·;,,, l • ..-::::: ~ .,. ::;;;~~~~.,I~ · 1 Itull~lJ· -'· r-7" · · 11, 11 1 11 11'11! n,· v HARBOR VIEW ._:::::_.::-:.:_~':': \. k_ __:: -h Jl:1pj)HH'~'< !.~'. ~ ·~ • 21'-()U ~11 . f1 1'11110111~· rno--c==-~ • :'/'~·t!r.1nn1~. ra1111i~· l'(l•llll, _ .... --,'lllcstf\ ~rbc J\calty,, •l1n111,t:" n10 111. ::•~ h111h' e ."piral .~l;o ll«a~•· 111 ll'rO!IJ::lil "'-11'1.: \ V£1'1JI' ]>L""' if 1''T i JJ'tlll !l ~;:}/ ' 1 \. _'., . \I'_,,~, . .J . • ,.,,.., """" '"'"" '"" 1-JA S THI.~ llOMES !'lct'fling lofr ;11ul l~11h ..I,. • ~pac~ for 1)00/ 1ahl", 11111~ fll)t\g or ria1·ttr~ • f'l'r lot in i.:r•'al ,'\,.11 f'lo •l'I 3 Bedro0m & fam ily ~~o~. \'acant..2:.!41 leigh. 828 ,950. Ra- I loc:11io11 I• 1'u.~tcluHy 1lr<Y1r11tf'rl 11·1t ti fin<' i;hag cnr1K'IS f..: dr:i1K'~ e PrlcC' $60,500 3 Bedroom plus family room. Adult occ:upicd. \lery neat. O\vner 'viii .sell. FJ-IA-V • .o\. 3290 (.'alifornia St. CaU J.lli-23t3 4 Bedt10om & pool, large home. quiet street. .Home has large covered patio and sundeck. Price is S47.950. • • • GARY GARDHOUSE 21351 Breton Lane Huntington Beach large • bedroom . Republic atriu1n home. Uppet;, floor unfini shed·buycr finish and save money. 2618 sq. ft., only 31/z years old . Only S45.000. I • .,.,,._, ari: ltl( l\'HUlf'r of 1' 2 IH'kl'1~ lo lh" Orange County ' Interna tional "lnc$£\tr6e~eaftr,., Auio ..Show ;1 I J..hi> 2850 Mesa Verde Or: • Costa Mesa • Phone 546·5990 "' ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER ~f>\('Ullx-r lith th ru 2\~f P!1•11.~ e<11l fil:l·.'iGi~. (•\t :fl.1 BUYER'S 111•111,~·11 ,'l 11n1( .'1 p111 lu 'la 1111 ~iolllr !J('kf't,'1. ~North ('011 111y DREAM HO.ME !<'lll-frrr 11un1llf'r i.~ :110-1nor 'l'hl!I beautifully ki•pl ndul! • * • 0c:·~upicd hon11• has J VJ::H)' l Shake Roof LARr.c "'o"oo;io '"' spucious family roun1, ncs!l-Newport Hei9hts M inr<t a ~1vl't'ph1i::' <'01T1Cr Beauty Int. :\fan1cu~u rn.1~m \1iU p:1mp1·r ~·ou ' ink*' fll't'r Usf'd hrit'k firrplai·1· In bolh ;,~. •,;) Fll1\ loa n. P11l'«I ii! Jiving rnon1 & r:in1lly l'Ot)m of 1hl"' ('harnlirtg" OOmr rnrn• ()nl)' 111.900. /ill'li· with 3 ra~e bfldroon1s, COATS. . & 2 batlu & co1·rmJ'.p1u lo for ou hloor l'f'\1tx11tlon k In n. QIU('! i<fl'~l. l'l"IC'i'<I S:'lt7.i0. St'(' 11 lt>rla) ~ tili>-i lil l11r Af"J· !l(lin1n1en1. WALLA CE REALTORS -54'-4141- (0pen Evenings) ' * BACK BAY* . . . -:: RR. 2tiA. fA 1nll" 1-111. hr<'pl. 111.U~ ~!'. J ht11·111~. 2 b1t~h~. hfjins: ln~r 11·;tlk-in 1 kJ""'l~- I Mltt unit. nn on(' lf'11•I. JSOO sq II. Nr11 erpii1 ·1\111 111·~ 111111m-,, qufi.1 J.W'1H1•in. nr:1r M.OOO 1~)111 , 1n:irkr! t.• Tt'nnl~ <"luh. Roy McCa rdle Re•ltor ~!aJOO (lprn ~u~lay 2 10 ;, IA Hf Nt11 po1·1 Bl\'d., C.:\I. l -~>2 r.1<1rlrth1, N.B. Ov.nf'l', 548-7729 &1-t-282:1. • General , YOUR OWN ·pool HALL $33,950 .FHA-VA TERMS Sn )OU 11m11 ro1n11 for 11 Jifinl 1:1hlf'! 11011· ahour !ip;ll't' for !i('v.;,ral" :fl11s ('harn11ni;i" '.! ~!Ory h11nll' ff':Htll'f'!ll ;'; bNJ. roon1~. i h:1111 ... f:undy rooni nn1l :r l!l'x:Z:-1' rui11 111.1~ n)tnn. 1''.l:c;!'IJl'nt IOl'n~i n in Cos111 :Yi't'Slt, rll'ill' 1'\C 001.~. lihop- rilru: Bnll f ·ay~. for nlOt'*' info. p~':'l~t' phol'ff' ~1 lli-:Llt.i. 4 BR:°WATERFRONT l,n\•f'ly '"""' & Pflll«. kr11lt., :! h1fh(, pli't'.1.-.M!i'· ~ $19.i,OO) Cnll · t;iJ.~I 612.22.j,J Jo;\"l"ll associated BROKl:RS-REAL TORS 2025 W fia1e.,a •7l·l,•J ' • - • "' DAILY PILOT .. ----..... -~,,.,, .. _ ....... l~I -·-1~1 ~--·--~!~I _ .... _ 2629 Harbor, C.?tt. SAYE$$$ BEST BUYS . ON THE MARKET PRICED FROM $19,500 • $411,QOO XMAS SPECIAL 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath $19,500 This 7 yrar old home hu it RH. Built-in kitch· en. double gara itf', forced air ht>at, diniJlg a)'('a, Jarj!"e Jot and lots o! b1i: tttet1. It's pri('t'd to sell fast so acl NO\\'! and move in for Xmas~ 546· 8640.· cozv COSTA MESA COTTAGE $23 ,500 A J:ood 4 bedroom, 2 bath home at this price is hard to find, but Jtc-f;e it Ill and il 's a beaut)'. It hall a conveniently laid nut kllchen, good si:tl" IM'drooms. and in cxcrllrnt condition in- s.Ide and r:iut \•>ith Jari:c Jot and beautiful CO\'· t'rl!'d palitJ. All for full prict' or $23,500. Hurry! 546-8640. ' THE BEST BUY AT $25,000 I!!: this 11nbc-lirVahll" 3 brdroom hon1r i n Cnsl.a l\Jr~a. fraturin~ 2 rn nm y barh.~. Jar.er kitchen. nutstanding rondit ion and you name the IC'rm!<: -FJIA , VA. or ~ '."~, o~~·nf'r anxious. Sre it:~! 546-8640. BEST BUY IN MESA VERDE Pete B dr!fff ' f<eaft'J prt16t111u DQPLEX IT'S NEW & DIFFERENT. ! Bedroom, 2 2 bath each. steps to oceanfront, carpeting, buillins, fireplaces in each unit. 125 . 45th St., N.B. Open S.t & Sun l ·S TAX SHELTER NEW R·2 UNITS between Bay & Ocean with excellent depreciation potential for first own- er. Balboa. 1217 Weit Bay Ave. Open Sait & Sun 2-5 POOL-BEACH-YACHT ALL THE?: FEA.TURES -plus spacious living room den, lu:"<urious master suite with fi repl ace. . 501 8.1ysid Drive, N. 8. Open S.1t & Sun 1-5 BEST VALUE fN CUFFHAVEN WALK THRU -this 3 bedroom. '21h bath home lvith an eye to decorating with your own ind ividuality. Lovely large trees surround this cottage near schools, shopping a nd more expensive homes .................. $33,500. 811 Cliff Drive, N.B. Open Sun 1-5 LOVELY LINDA NORD ELEGANT S BEDROOM HOME ~ Available for immediate possession. lease or lease op- tion -furnished. .::ii-58 Linda Isle, N.B. Open S.1t & Sun 1-5 DOUBLE LOT-PENINSULA THIS RAMBLING HOME -in need of TLC is grea t for the family who wa nts elbow room and location at a price close to land value. 1521 Etst Ocean Blvd., Balboa Open Sun 1-5 SEE TO APPRECIATE BAYCREST IMMACULATE -4 bedroom , dining roo m and breakfast area. Newly paint- ed a nd carpeted, lovely home in nice neigh- borhood. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. ............ $56,500. 1601 Tradewinds, N.B. Open Sun 1.5 NEW LISTING JUST AVAILABLE TWO YEARS NEW -a nd in move in condi· tion. 3 Bedrooms, builtin kitchen. wa ll to lvall carpeting. P lanted patios & sprinklers on a convenient corner. 1901 Tu5tin, C.M. Open s~t & Sun 1.5 Offi;:e Open Saturdays & Sundays 1PETE BARREIT REALTY 1605 Wostclilf Dr., N.B. 642-5200 $26,950 G'nor•I Gonorol 11;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;·;~;;;,;-;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 Sellrr says srll! Nov.· II ~ vacant. You can really CORONA DEL MAR ~ ""' on th;, fant.,tk .1 broronm home in Cosla CANYON SIDE MHa'• m°'t d"lnhl• area. Just painted in J I lik ·bel ' th and oul. carJl!'lin~. built-us e ng in e mountains & yet, only in kitchen. double ga-3 b!?cks froin the 5 Cro\vns - unique home, rage. \Valkini.:: distance rustic & secJUifed, on large fee lot, 'vith 3 tfl SC'hOflls end shop11inJ:. bedrooms & large r umpus room do\vnstairs. Nn dfl\l'n t n l'CI~ or Lo r min. do\•·n F~A. Don't l$ o ~vood & stone. $53,700 v•11it. It v.on't last. 546-8640. BEST DUPLEX BARGAIM $29,950 . $300 TOTAL DOWN Jfl'I'" It I~ and \\"hat a ,;rPat invcslmcnt -Lo- cat<'d In Costa 1\tr!':a, rach unit h11~ 2 big-lx'd· room~. hard"·ood !loo~ for 1100 1q. rt. tach and a J:"ariti.::e. S.100 dn\•n tn a nybody plus n,ormal C"lfl~inc-co~t~. Call for a1>pnintmrnt. 546·8640. $100 TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT PLUS NORMAL CLOSING COSTS HARBOR VIEW HILLS Unobstructed ocea~ vie\v from t~is elegant, completely customized home, with 3 bed· roo.ms & large living room, wit h carved \\•h1te marble fireplace. Also. cozy book-li ned den \vi th 2nd fireplace. 2 "Yards. $96,700 IRVINE TERRACE. VIEW Free & easy living from thi.S spacious 4 bed- room ho ~e. ~·ifh en closed poo.J, large living room & dining area. Beautiful, but low main· ten·ance landscaping. $92,600 ·" HARBOR COMPANY .. R~LTORS ""' ''SINCE 1944'' 673-4400 and t his 3 bedroom, 2 bath to"·nhousf' can be IJ~!!!!!! ... !"'"""""""""""!"'""~""..,""'""'""'""' youni for Xmu. Jiow G•neral about R bu1Jt-ln }otch- ~n'."' Fnrrrd air hea t? .Dii: brick flreJ?l11.cr! [lin- ing 11rc111 Thill on~ hR.~ it all f'ull 1irlcr $21 ,. 500??? Hurry, 546-8640. QUIET PRIVACY • 5 BEDROOM , ELEGANT 2 STORY 5 BEDROOM BIG CANYON Five bedroom, 3 baths. family room, laundry room" 3·car garage. Beautifu l corner lot at l·Ie.rm1tage Land and Royal St. George Drive. This hon1e is being fi nished no\v and should be _available for moving in before Chtistmas. Dr1vc bv and see it. t hen call owner at 644-11 40. Pri ce $92.500. \0 THEREAL .~ ESTATLRS . ,. DREAM NO OWNER "READY TO SELL" this nearly new spli t le vel, 4 bedroom, 3 bath, HUGE GAME ROOM, family room, 3 car garage, 3 ton refrigera tion unit, deep· shag carpeting, ,custom drapes. fabulous• drop lights, professional landscaping with sprink· lers. Assume 7% VA loan. Owner anxious . " """" . "" ·-" """. """ " $42,650. INDOOR-OUTDOOR LIVING in "POSH'' lr¥ine Atrium type entrY, charming-open, spacious Jiving room \vith fireplace a nd VIEW. 3 Lar ge bedrooms. lovely famil y room, 2 baths. 2 Years o!d home in "P OSH'' Irvine Terrace. Best buy in area at . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $59,500. A REAL DEAL WITH A-REAi. FEEL For this spli t level tri·plex, balconies, built· in range, oven, dishwasher and disposal , car· pets and drapes. Two units have 2 bedrooms, 1 bathJ one unit has llh bath plus fireplace. Each has 2 carports. Maintenance free yards and pool privileges. Just think, from upstairs you even ha v~ a VIEW. "DEAL AWAY" at "" "" "." .... "". "".". " .. " $79,750. "SEEING" IS BELIEVING? in Turtle Rock ff YOU DO BELIEVE. this is for you. 3 Bed- rooms, family room, 2 baths, atrium, builtins \vi th self cleaning oven, shag ca rpeting a nd custom drapes. Large covered patio with super landscaping. WOULD YOU BELIEVE . """ ".. " """." """" $47,900. A MODEL HOME FOR MODEL PEOPLE STEP INTO ANTIQ UE MIRRORED living room '"1th f1:epl~ce, ~usto,lll drapes and deep, deep carpeting 1n this 4 bedroom 2'1.! bath kitchen \Vith all builtins and fOri'n al dining room. \'ou \\'ill be "right on" the canal and have your ow n DINGY plus WROUG HT IRON F URNITU RE that goes wi th the nice price. "" .. " ............. " .. " . " " ... ·• $64,950. SUNDAY OPEN HOUSES 1·5 P.M. 1. Exquisite· decorator's d ream. 4 Bedroom d ining room , 21h baths. Split level. 301 Canal: Newpo'rt Shoi'es, N.B. Must see to appreciate, 2. 4 Bedroom, 21h baths, new e.aint & drapes, all new shag carpeting thruAt. Vacant·im- mediate occupancy. 222 Colton, Newport Shores, N.B. 3. Super Duplex plus inl aw unit. 605 Poppy, Corona de! 11"ar . REALTORS '644•7270 (Formerl.y Delancy Real Estate) 2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. ·LIDO'LIEST HOME PLUS STUDIO This excilingly different 3 BDRM. & 3 BATH home is an Ellerbroek design. A large SEP· ARATE STUDIO with its own BATH & cus- tom bit-in f~rniture, includi11g TV. record player & rad.10. lin_ported ceramic tile flrs. & s hag carpet1oi. c~tb~draJ ceilings, slump. stone & gla~s 1nte.r1or. All this on a large 4~ Fr. LOT with c heerful South patio. Nothing to ~ompa.re with th is outstanding val ue a t askmg price of only $85,000. . · OPEN SAT. & SUN. '~5 - 223 VIA IT\'fACA HELEN B. DOWD 644-0134 REALTOR DESIRABLE WATERFRONT THINK BIG With good financing <11.va il. •,bk-on !hit llf}raCi00.'1' 3 bed· room 3 1 ~ bath homf'. Un. cornp.arabll!' vll!w • Sandy beAeh, sunny tireak1ast room -A Jlropcr s ludy . 2 palios .·All the rf'flnemf'nts at an ollcrlng of SIM,000. 673-8;-,..;o, \.0 THE REAL \""" ES'T'NI'l:Rs You have t11 s~ this home -it's better .than a new model. Dfiluxc- long grt'en 1hag C1.f'JX!l- ln1 In all roorru, '"'""''· lnt llvln; r90m, h11at' kJtchf.n. All tXl.t"l'mrly nHl and clf'tn •nd rra-dy to be lfvPd In. Aak · lna ~,(W)O. MESA VERDE AREA .C BR. % 81. llin Sq. ~·t. l)rlv(> b)' 2919 Bektrl C.11 ut ror info. and !ht kry, MORE SPA-rldlnl'.: clC'an non1rii. ~rnc , • , nl"Wly p1111l11'd k t'1'1"JW'!('(i, 1, 6 UNITS-EASTSIDE Rll 2 hdnn, l \t b.a!h, PA· tiQ•. Ju~r p11!nred. Sho\\'3 i;.:ond l'l"lurn of Stl.*Xl aroS:A 1nromr. Gt't':I! l(l('ll!ion "'ilh only 3"; \"llC•lley f•clot. Call llt.rbt'Jr. C.Itt. ll11nl11 11~11lty 64!-6560 f 0tt the.t lttm uno~ $50, try the Ptntf)' Pfncbtr EASTBLUf f' wllh l Vii:\\. 3, .t .t-:, btlru1~. Snmf' \i irh 3 Br, ma1tl'r iouhr, TrlTAlO S,l . FllA-\'A ("f)l1V. !rrm,.:., tntry, wnrksavtr k!I .. rorni. /ro $4") 000 10 s ~ 000 dlnln1. B11rs11.in •t $44.500. CQ INS "' \\'Aris 1Nc. -GEM-AA<l Ad•m• A.,., S6>-s;1.! 1f!IO 'Ii', C~t lfwy., N.B. A 11:\'.lOd "''Ant ad ts a ,fOQd R.ULTORS 642-4623 lr1\1t,tlnf:nf ------- Walker &·Lee fkaHon TmO lf~rtlor Bh·d. 111 Ad11.ms ~I~ Optn 'ril 9 P,\f GeMral 4 BEDROOMS· VIEW· POOL One of the finest views in Cameo Shores. lmm1culate 3,000 sq. ft., shows like a model home. Warmth expressed thru-out with the generous use of lovely \Paneling & wall- coveri9'gs. Fireplace in li vir:g &. family rooms. 3 Baths. W /w carpeted & draped. Safety fe nced pool. 3 car garage. # 121. $95,500 STEPS TO BIG CORONA Sweeplng ocean view from 4 bdrm. home on 3 levels. 34' Living/dining ~~· One of the few homes avail able close to Uie water on fee simple land. # 126. $98,250. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. 2607 Ocean, Corona del Mar. LUSK HARBOR VIEW Outstanding 2-story 6 bedroom, 4 bat~ home. Forrt)al dining & family rooms. ~xtensive built-in features and amenities too numerous to me~tion. Must see to appreciate, $100,000. #127. Open Sun. 1-5. 3801 ,Park Gr een Co- r ona del Mi r . ' · PRESTIGIOUS LIVING Who could ask for more than a private beach, pool & outstanding view! You ge.L more - 5 bdrms., 5 baths, famil:y room plu s formal dining room for the la rgest of famiJy holid ay gatherings. 2 Fireplaces, w/w carpeted, drap· ed. ~·el bar, poolsjde cabana \1•ith dressing room. 4 car garage. ~1 1 6. $125.000. Open Sun . 1-5. 4639 Roxbury, Ca meo Shor es. HOME & INVESTMENT REALTY . 3535 E. Coast Hwy. a DUPLEX ·Let your tenants buy you a Ju~ury d~p!ex at the beach, both units have huge hvmg rooms. Upper has 4 bedroom s, 2 baths. low· er has 2 bedrooms & bath. One compl etely furnished. Only steps from beach and a va il· able fo r only $5,000 down . Call 67$-4930. BAYSHORES 2 bedroo1n & den. Gl ass ~·alled living room looks ~ut to beautiful private patio. Walk to private beach & dock. Step savi ng built-in kitchen. Addonable & really low leasehold. For an appointment to inspect CALL 675-4930. · ASSUME This low-low i"n terest Joan & save lot's a $$$S. Anxious owner willing to assist in additional fi nancing. Neat 3 bedroom, family roo m home. Modern, step-saving kitchen. Gener- ous fenced yard with covered patio. Pay· m ents less than rent at only $30,950. HAPPY LIVING IN WES TC LIFF. 4 bedrooms, 3 large baths & lots of color everywhere. Large bright Jiv ing room wi th new plushy carpets. This unusual home has electric buil l·ins, BBQ, dishwasher in cheer· ful kitchen. Low interest assumable loan. Asking only ~.500. CALL 675-4930 , RENTALS 3 Bdrm. COM ocean vu adults only. $500 J\ofo. 3 bedroom & den CDM ............ $350 Mo. 2 bedroom condo. N.B ............. $275 Mo. • Corona del Mar 675·7225 C. F. COLESWORTHY & CO. ~•neral .Linda !Jjfe PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 3 Linda Isle Drive -Open Sunday J ... ovely, ne\v 5 BR., 41h ha. home w/water- front !iv. rm. & din. rm. Oak paneled family rm. \V/frplc. Master BR. \\'/sitting a rea & fireplace. Bay & Mt. vie\VS ......... $179,500 58 Linda Isle Drive 5 Bf:?.., 41/z ba.: ?R lagoo n. Lge. waterfront famil y rm. & hv1ng rm. Formal dining r:m. ,P ier & fl oat. 5189.000 92 Linda Isle Drive Beaut. 5 BR. 4 ba. home w/forn1al din. rm. & fam ily r m. 3 Frplcs. Outside stairway. Built·in gun cabinet & bookshelves. $155,000. 106 Lindi Jsli ~;iv• Cu stom Sin~l e story 3 Bdrm., 3 bath water· fr!J nt wi th pier and slip. Large master bdrm. with sauna. Dining, ki tchen &·li ving room have \\•a ter vie1v. 52' lot~..... . ... $135,000. Waterfrol')t Lots .No. 76: 3 Car garage. F'aces South ., $80,000. No. 56: *orth Lagoon exposure ...... $80,000. For Complete tnformation On All Homes & lot5, Please Call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Isla nders Bldg. at Linda l1le 341 Bayside Dr., Suite 1; N.B. '75-6161 General Ge neral BUDGET BLUFFS CHECK THESE VALUES * 2 Bdrm., 1 ba., split-level, greenbelt vie"" ............. $28,000 * 3 Bdrm., 2 balh. I-sty.: ? . t' -priv. pa tos ........ .:..-· ..... $32,000 * 3 Bdrm., 2 bath. tr1-level "surprise view" ............. $32 .500. * 3 Bdrm., 2 Bath, !·floor Adu! h ' t ome .... " ............ •34,500 '* 4 Bd rm., 2 ba th, 2-sty.: frpl., fam. home ............. .'. ~ •.. $34,500 Leisure li,ing at its' be$t ' .·•fr.. .. c._ :1 2414 Vista Del Oro (/i:S(,.~ 9'./3!}if(' NE"'PORT .BEACH rc11 l l)· 6'" J · .anytime ~-· REAL TORS OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 675-4930 Newport Beach General -(;{,J"A PIONEER FfRM EST. 1949'; . . I B 675-3000 2407 E. C•t. Hwy., CdM HARBOR HIGHLANDS Neat 3 bdrm. home, top r1uali ty hdwd. flrs., like new carpets & drapes. Brick frplc., F.A. heat, 2 car garage. You O"'" the 1and - roo m fo r pool. $34,900. BUSY COUPLE? Trouble-free 2 bdrm., 2 bath plus conver t. den home ..•. just atound the corner from sWimmin~ pools, tennis club & market. Prob- ably the. best buy in "The BIUffs" at $33,500. HOME FOR .A BIG BOAT Pie r & slip; on choice bayfront, l"LUS quality ' & charm in this' spacious 5 bdrm. home. Formal dining rm., mstr. sui te w/private sit- ting rm. & , bay vi ew deck. Room for a pool table, too. 0\vner \viii trade for smalle r bay· front home. Aski ng $250.000. WILL EXCHANGE! .... for Cofona de.I Mar. 2 Eastside triplexes. Bdr~s ., 2, 2 & 3 each unit. A garage p}JJs par king area fo r each unit. Located within easy \valking distance of pos t office. banks & shops. Priced realistically at $94,000. EARLY CALIFORNIA CHARM J.ligh on a hill, overlooking Ne,vport Harbor. Q~~rter-sa\ved Cedar constr uctio n, beamed ce1l s., 4 bdr ms. -tropical pool & car car ga- rag~ plus 4 carports. Lot approx. 2/3 acre. Sl7~.ooo. Terms very flexible. General Siveeping 'Uew Oriented f0r privacy & maximum view 3 Bdr~s., 3 baths'. family rm. Bay, ocean' & Fashion Island v1e\v, 2700 Luxur ious sq ft < for $59.950. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. 200 King; Pl., l'.f pt. Beach. · THE IRWIN co., REALTORS 610 Newpo rt Center Dr., Suite 345, N.B. 644-6111 \»1neral General Gentral ROOM TO SPARE BLUE CHIP! !!~!!!'!'~~~ 4300 ~q. It, nl lu:ri:urv 1111 on T k onr floor. rnur tir.droom~. .~ "~lnC'k or l~ many quAl· ~ bath~. huge lamhy room lty ff'11turc~ in !hill 3 Rf'tl· ---~------1 -------"'-I ·room 2 Blllh hQinc. Colrf COUNTRY 1 Pool + Rumpus Room v.if!h tarite \vet hllr over· ~fedalllon kitchl!'n ~ton!" ATMOSPHERE Plus 4 bedroom11, 2 bA1hs lookinr 11 ·lG x 38 It h~ietl fitf'plarl", largl" p111io. beau· APPROXIMATELY 113 built·ln kitchen, new shai k f:iill'rM pool. Two fi~ tiful d~r w/ fioor lo ce.U· ACRE RI ,-• ol M•'•I •ul CM'()Cting, 2 flr!'places. Over places.30nt In ~asl~r bed-int: flrapes. Short \\'Aik 10 uu .,... .. · 600 1 room. ca.r garage in tront gr.11de school. • .. ,000• Ail dt"S<IC St. Popular i'i1ESA sq. I. nimpu1 room in-I ha - \r£RDE T-PLA.N "'ilh larae eludes wtt bar, No qualify-flu~ one in f'l!:&r 1 1 <'An • tetmll' tnclud!nc low tntef'l!:st l. · bdrm '""• no 1~" 1..,. l"•l !ak.. br aJI ex~ .playroom. usum11ble ffiA loan. J\.,ng room, master . .... ""?-"' .. " E ry con e f 1 and bll.lh oil .... itsel f aw•v over, sub.Jed: to exist!"" GI VI!: veni n~ or UX· F1RST TIME ON MARKET. •v ... .,,. .. ,. urioull' living hall bten Jn-. rro1n chilclrt-ns 2rl!arbdrms. Loan. Owner will consider corporarcd in lhis home: • COATS ].a~ 1Amily e1.lini.:: Rtl'9.. Sl.IXXJ &iwn. JMi\fEOtATE SJJ0,000. cau. 54S..2JlJ. a h1111:e table height hre.11kfast WOCCUIPkANC'l'. & L WALLACE bar v.ith 5 d1aln, B/I elt"c. a r k;"""' ovor !Mk[,• """'· e :ee . llEALTOR$ Dbl. Rar.llgl", yl'lur rhlldrt-ns ' Ope n Evenin'91 Rr11ltors ' 96 01111 ft'ncrrl tn plAy yard. 2iOO liarbor Bli·d. 111 Arlanu 2~4454 e PRICED RIGHT l);,9>1 • '4~9191 Oprn 'lil 9 PM OCEANFRONT '"""' 0y '"""""n'"' on1" _ _ _ _ _ _ YORBA LINDA ~~ DUPLEX "C>range Vi.sta ,, . PROPERTIES OP P ORTUNITY FOR e SALESMAN OR BROKER e 1 ('oOLFEn.s. E\•rr pl111y rh,. \'.~nrrty lAJorde R.F.:. 220 E. 17th St., C.M. CALL 646-0555 F.\•l'iilna, au tfti-8406 In rll!ll.bllshed office. e C\LL ED RlDDL'f. e REA LTOR 6"16-8311 (All appltcatlona conlldtntialJ ~ IA-1 yoo r 1en•nt11 mnkl!' rour YQrh11 l.lnrt11 Coif Course! pay~ in this prime 1oca. If Prt's your oppor1unlfy in tiOn. 3 Btd room Ouplrx. ll"'-'tl .11 ~au1lft11 new homt Both Uni!~ lll'l" fully furnl1h-·on aub Vlt!>A' Drive 11ur· I"(! •nd In mint condition. roundf'd by OM! llT'ffl1l ,t, a'd· PriCf'd At only· m ,9j0, Sul>-jaccnt lo the Country Club .... mlt )'OUr orrtr. Lars:c cul.at-sac lot &. onb' SHERWeeD REAL TY 11!.9!!0. c111 !21-3930 !or 10. J89M Brookhu"t ' t'.V. _1o_rm_.,_1o_n . ....,. ___ _ . COMMERCIAL· ZONE VACANT. 75' on HARBOR BLVD. 3S8' deep to Charle St. Profitable double ingress & egress from both streets. Owner "'ants to liquidate this year. Priced to sell fast at $75,000. COUNTRY A TMOSPMERE APPROXIM/\ TELY 1/3 ACRE at end o( quiet cul-de-sac St. Popular MESA VERDE T·PLAN with large Jiving room. master bdrm. and bath off to itself a\vay from childrens 2 rear bd_rms. Lar~e family eating area. huge table height breakfast bar with 5 chairs, B/I elec. ki~chen overlooking natio. Dbl. garage, your ch1ldrens own feneed' in play yard. PRICED RIGHT $27 ,950 -shown by appointment pnly. DAHDY . DUPLEX Prid~ ,or o\vnership in both .units. Up graded carpet thru-out & fullv draped. Each offers 2 bedrITht., dining room and modern Bil ki ~ chen. Ga?ages -i1eparate yards. Priced at $32,950 • sht;)'\vn by· appointment. DELIG~ITr~LL Y COZY Friendly family home. Enclosed froot court ytird -fel\Ced. well J;i nd!lcaped rear yard, adds to the charm or thil'i MESA VERDE ne\\'· ly carpeted and drap(\d 3 bdrm, family room home with Bii elec. kitchen. Ne:1r grammer & intermf!diate schools. A good buy at only $30 ,950 with ter.ms. BAY.CREST LOT Level 80' v 110' t~e lot on TRADEIVINDS - can build 2 stori -plans included. VJE\V OF UPPER BAY .; Full price only $25,000 - submit. WELL PLA\NNED HOME Delightlul TWO STORY near fa bu I o us SOUTH COAST PLAZA Ultra clean 4 bdrm. spacious family room home \vith 3 baths, gas B/I kitchen and large 12' x 22' screened in covered patio. Onl y · $26,950 · with good financing available. Let us sho\v yo u this sle'eper. HORSE RANCH IN LAGUNA? Back Bay \\'e have ii! Alnt1)5I 2 aCl'I'! ___ ...;. _____ _ inclurllng II !ithulous 4 b!!d· Nl~Aft UCI. :i a~. ft1m rn1 ., rootn hnme i;urrnvnded by t BA, 18x20 hv r n1. htu;:e fruit trees, a 6"j)('clacular brick frplc, ~1as11ive book \'IE\\', a Ji:U<'S1 cottage>, and caSC's, sep unhl. Hrd~ fire, hnrse corrals. Call now \l'hiJC' c1·p1d, drps. Cov pallG. Det. 1t is ~1111 11.vallitble, 2 car gar. Cor lot/!ncd. MOUNTAIN s2'.l,o;o. s"°"''· """""· CABIN Balboa Isla nd $9,iOO full pr1ee and jus1 l'I"· DUPLEX f'"OR SALE By modt'lC'rl. J200 ~fl. r1. llnd O"·ner, Steps to bay & all 5E'!1ln1? on a 1~ 11t·re lol. beach. Make oUcr . Ph alt 6 GO EAST "''"_,",..'_,.___,.=---''7· -,---YOUNG MAN Balboa PeniMula Dvl'~ lo our t'Xl'l'llenr 3 hrrl, 310 LINOO A\"l'. &t\\'l'l'n 2 b!l home-'''i1h a ·IJt:. lll:F Bay & oet>an. Open Sal., Pool. All this nn. rasts1rle Sun. 1:30 to 5:30. Charming Cosra 1\lesa. Cut-rlt'-sac lo! older homr. ChoiCf' loc. 3 and if can be pur.chR~eri No BR. 2 Balhs. Brick ,frplC', Do1vn VA or minimt1111 FHA 11·ood flooni. Furnished. al onl,v $33,9~. $38.~. NEW LUXURY DAVIS REALTY 612-7000 \\'ith a Bay#VIE W offrrcd hy 3 BR. df'n. 2 hn. f~r. both of rh~r custom buill Pf'nlnsula P1 , $j9,'.)()(). 1ri-level hom('s. 4 nr S bl'rl-DUPLEX 2 Ar. l'a. 153.:ioo roon1s, fornlii! DR s, FR. :0.1111·.~hall Really 67:1-·1600 giant livin~ roon1s \1'i!h ll E~is on th1> Pni n1~ back b,1y vie\\'. Choose tar-.i Br.-3 bar only s:J!l.000 pcl.~ anrt olhrr cXl!'n~. 0pf'n R. Ro;::f'ri;, Rllr. 612-140~ ho11se ~at .t· Sun fro111 12 •. l -----~-~--P~l al 2133 g, :.n.11 Irl'UlC' Corona del Mar :\ve., Nf"""J>Orl Bc>11ch. GRANDIOSE I c::::J:Y.ik.~u;;:::>lsn1a!I 1•sra1e in Corona dl'l I' '.'--·1.~tar. \11·l'll, almost), bu! at ll'lllit' it's a 4j fl. Jot "'ilh a l'rry nicr 2 bdrm. plus rormal dining rm .. hon1e. Fruir ~s. dbl. gar. & lx-s! o{ alt. il's zoned R-2, so builrf yaurseH a "grand1o~r" apl. """""""""! on 11\i> rear. !)nly .$47,:,00. OWNER . BAILING Se<ok ProP<'NI" 67~5726 WALL 10 WALL OUT Spaciousnl'.~~. 1\ln:, Rll~h says r11~h. -10 4607 Dorchester. Can1eo lli~hlann.~. Sunda.v aflrrnntln. You'll Jove hf"r \'rr.v po~h 3 BH., 3 ha1 h Rf'rlurl'rl ~-1000 Unrlrr Apprai~ 1'11'11· honir. Rralislically al. Pnn1e rrsidr11 l1:it :irr.1. pl'l('rd at $.l!l . ."){l/l Jn(·l. pool. J!{)(l Sq ft . or li1·i~i:-Rl'f'il. Unive rsity Rea lty $49,950 Costa M••• $27,500 l'ou \Von't Believe It Unleu You See if, 1'~antastlr 3 bed· roorn home w/1111 kinds ilf u11t'd ' brick, country 11lyle kitchtn, han:hvood llooni k. carpets, hua;e r11mpu5 roo1n & la~e plush gr/X'n yard. No down 10 Vrr~ Alisu.nie OW lll!('l'C~f Jo,,n, C II l J OUTH COAti"Y' REALTORS, 15-8424 (Of""•t E'•es. I ----Uaving Country! By oy,•111•r, 4 BR, 2 BA, on li:e lot. 5j'xl55', II.Ill')', COVl'l't'd fllllia on 'qu1et Iii!. Nicf'ly land!l<:apcd. $2.i,500. Try U,000 dO\\'n, \\·e'll carry 2nd. S·l~J.~, 11ft 5 or COLLEGE PARK 3 Br, 1 ~. ba. OC\\ly pa1n1l'<i. nr>1• tlr'tipt'S, shag f'rp1. l{uge kicctwn 11.·1bltn brcak- fa~! bar. Lrg·yard. Close-10 scl'IOOls & ~!>Of'!'. A~sumable 51~'f loan. $31,750. 23!!5 Collegr Dr. S40-9.'i9:l 5°/o On. Of M.ake Off•r Nrarly nrw, sh11rp 3 Br J B' ' . hon1r. Prinic lOC", near F rwy & shnppini;. Prin~ s:B,.iOO. Owners Jcavin<:", Quick Pos- sr!;sion. DOYL:E CO, Realtors :.~s.11~ I-~\C'~. ~~7-62 11 HEAR YE f or 1he tl'.'en11ger 1vho \\'anrs an a1ric b(lrm. For 1he fam- ily who \1'1111!s 3 Bil ,t· a pool- lhis is 1hl' houS<'. Sit.:.00. FITZ:'>10RRI S REALTY CO. 313.'i E. Coast High11·11y Corona drl Mar 673-9010 MESA VERDE 4 BR, 2 sly, formal dining aN"a , family rm, crpts. drps, sprinklers. Located on o\'rr 113 itcrc in rxC'ln,;ive 1\!C'sa Verne an>a, $<19.950, .i'19-!Y.f19 -~~~ ·~-~~~ L.'\RGF. R-2 LOT ·-Cl!OtCF: LOCATION. 2 b r tl r nnm hn111f'. 01wn 111111~" f"l'f'ry i1flf'r11oon, Ji\j C'Oli1a i\1r~a St .. C.i\T. Dial 5'1!\-7122 or .e~ Red4 OPEN HOUSE -SUN. 1·5 , , . R pantprred bf'auty • o • 3 Bf'droom, 2 baths, elnqurnlly dPCnralr.d .•• covered patio ... play erC'a lnr chlldrf'n , .. ASSU111E VA Joan , , , S3l.~. 8$01 La,uder Cirl'le. 19.68-4433 . 968-4433 Town' I Counlry Shopping C1nter l e .. ch_ l Elli~ Hunlinglon 811ch Huntington Beach Huntlng_ton Ueach . EXECUTIVE HOMES I, l\lediterranean Ranch w/atrium, formal din. rm.: I-luge master bdrm. suite, \\'fgarden bath & Roman tub, large !am. r1n . Only $43.900. 2. \.'acant. Spanish t\vo story \\'/tile roof court· yard . 4 bdrms., fam. rm. \V/frpl ., secluded den vl /frpl., boat dr., fish pond, rm. for pool. -$49.500. 3. Contemporary tri·level, 3000 sq. ft. !iv . a rea, 20x30 rec. rn1. w/frpl., Liv. Rm. \\'/cathedral clgs., formal din. rn1 ., 4 lrg. bdr1ns., hrdwd. firs .. plush shag crpts, custom drps .. l\ssun1e 6r,D A f>R. VA loan. 4. Brick front Spanish VJ /tile roof, sparkling pool 1 su nk en !iv. rn1 .. formal din. r1n .. Cam. rn1., gold shag crpt. Assurne 6t;.i ':O VA loan $269. 1110. 5. On a hill ovcrlooki'1g City li ghts. Calif. ra nch \V/courtyd., 4 bdr1ns., for1nal.din . rin., fain. rn1., private cul-de-sac, huge Jot, 6~0 loan. $43,500. 6. Only $3i00 Dn . & 1nove into this 4 bd rn1. beauty nr. lake. park & beach. Plush a\'ocado pile crpts., forn1al din. rm .. covered patio on,Jrg. lot. l\1ust be seen, Q\vners leav111g area. for Professional assistance in buying or sell- lilj!. • Broker·~ Agent CALL JUNE BLAIR 14 Y&ar1 experience (7 14 ) 968-7833 Dana Point NE\\' bui!drrs Clts!om, 3 Br, 2 Ra, JHl'n1a11rnr 1vh1 lr watrr 1·if'11, \\'Alk 10 hriich & nHl1'11la. $~4.9;)(). 9()2-4681. El-T.01-0 Huntington Beach ~range Vista } onn:il d1n1n,(:', ... bitlh:;. :'IOOI E. C.•1 H11'\'. 673-G.ilO Hug-e 1·rcrea1ional :irra. This ---B--. · ---- is a gor~eous 4 hc'droom 1ri-,,,.,, Y A ppointment V 6Hi-!l6fi6. COSTA i\1E:SA-1 ---,-B-\-' -0-W-,-.,-;J-t-,-- NE\\'PORT REALTY & BITS OF SPANISH 4 BR., FAM. RM. $29,500 SPANISH 11·allf'f"I iron g<1tf' mtu•1y11rd en1ry. 4 1'1Nli s1zr: txh·ms. 2'i ba. \\'alk- 1n close!s, 1•aul1C'd 1·e1lini:~. J\1a~$i\'e F1\1\IILY R00:0.1 11·irh crae'kling firf'ph:1f'l". La!}:<' gQ11rn1et kt!t•hen. Laundfy c1•n1rr. Pario. l- CAR GARAGE. Only l )Tl'· old. Lo1v down. 1\lu.~r sre fo1• ~·ounelt at !11111 ]ow !Ow S2!1.;,oo, Hut•ry & call (7141 962-:;;,g;j, Jel'Cl 11· 011 nr r forcrrl ro !<f'il. 3 Bil, R2 zone :'11ake (lf/('r Formei'ly LaBorde Real Estate 220 E. Seventeenth St., COSTA i't\ESA Call a.Jj-8424 (opt'n <'l'C'S.) .l BR, 2 ba undC"r $10.000 Ot•1•a11 vir1\' d nlx SliO'~ \outh ~(_ oast illodrrn 3 & fam $4~.000 rNVESTi\IEN1' CO. 4 BR. t"ully carpeted, all ~--hit-i n.~ .. Front 6, rC"ar )'arrf OPEN HOUSE n1rrly la ndlif'a)X'd. CO\'('l'f'd Sunday 1 .to 5 PM pa!io. Close 10 sc!l()l)ls, 646-0555~549-1910 Qual11y llon1r on J rulJ 101.~. I hi. lo 01'ran $~l's l-1 & F pool, 5 BR, 3 BA. 2937 shn11p1ng & Ir f' P 1v a y s. Andro,;, i\trsa Vcrrfc. $J.'l.::.ori. $29,;iQO. 11ro--50:;7 11!1rr 5: lO. EVENINGS CALL 646-5226 or 642-7438 ~ Leighton L1ndf'n, R<'al!or 611-7.199 anytimf' Assume 51 ... F11A loan. John Rc>an Really, ll.IL-:U29. Fountain Valley General General ·---------~-, _________ , ________ _ HIGH 'N MIGHTY BRITE & CHEERY PRIDE OF HARBOR Vie1v Ho m l's , Popular 2 + ronv den, Prof. OWNERSHIP lnrl~cpd, B ig eanyon vu. COLLEGE PARK CUTE AS A BUG !! 4 BR, fam rm. shai:; crpt~. all thi.~ on xtra lge <.'Or1V"r lot. 10' ~ · Do"·n or VA nr trat;ie. Z19 Princton. R23-4205 O[X'n Hopse Sat • Sun I to 6. 3 Bdrm, 2 barh !01\'nhau.<:e In r .v. Like new cond. throughout. Ol<'nrr tra n~ fE'rred & oWnl'r has to srll quick. Submit on term~ or 11s.,ume FHA loR n. Priced right 111 $23,9.iO. From tne top of h ill. this superbly cons!ructed home gives a feeling o f rock· bound permanence, y e t soothe!. \\'ittt i1~· almost eothereal beauty & SJ){'ctac- ular view. 3 King si7-l'd bd- rm~ .. ·3 ha1hs: sunny all elec. kitchen; ~eclurled pool k patio, all surro1.1ndcd by lush, cus1oui landscaping. Of'lt'n hott~e ~unda.v only, 12:30 To ": 2~07 Ebbtide, Harbor Vu?1v !Iii!~. SEMPLE Re"I Estat• 675-21 01 •2515 E. CoaSt ff\\')'._ Cd~ TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO "TURKEY OINNER" ln lhe lo1·ely formal dining room ol thi.~ tri-lC'\"f'I, 4 Bc<lrm 3 Balh. 2 Cheery fireplacf's, breakfasl room, on 11 grear g!r~t~ ()\'incr5 have boul?hl .<inorhrr. S•1h- mi! on 11Sking pr ice $49,950. Call. Ginny, 545-842'1. * O~.EN SUN. 1:5 * 774 HUDSQN Rfoal l!iharp home 1n Costa r.'lrsa. CIOSI' to everythin11;. Sparious 3 BR. & f'ncl. lan- a i. 1\1 BRIM. F'.A. _hrar, frplc .. hit-in k11chcn. Pro. less. landscapffi. Ottrred lnr $29.:l:JO. 2988 MILBRO F 1ri<I hme on m11rkPt! Cnn· .J'en1f'nt Cosla l\f!'."511. lOC". Lovely l BR .• 14 b11 .. rov'rf, patln. N~w rlrnpt'.c. Ot1·ner moving 10 moh\1 homr, come takl' a look, lnr ~21 .~. MORGAN REAL TY 673-6642 675-6459 , EASTSIDE $17.500 1nclude land. 01\'0E'r. New tisring ne11 r NewriO°ri G I TERMS 1~"~"'-'~"-'--~~~-J-lts. 4 BR., 2 Ba, KitC'h~n • • B\' O\\·nrr: Lusk, Harllor bl t\ns, I.a. ht>ating. Ne\I.' Sparkluig clf'an 4 bedroom, 2 Vit'w-Hill"i, 1 BR, 21.z BA, car~ing. Large-fe nced b~th ho.n1e. \\'/firrplacC', elec-. <l<'n, pool, prof ludsrp. ·yard: jus! 2 floors from City 1ric built 1.n~. D/\\I, CO\'f"!'C1I &14-20.i~. park. On!y $30.~00.... p11110. all on derp 101 hf>nu-I C'~~,-..,~---~-'---- 11INT CONDITION ""'"Y '""''""''· """'' 0' a·., .... Ill 11·1111 10 ~<'r this 011(', ·only 10 UNITS Charming mOOern homP in $3.l,:JOO. Dlal &lfi·7171 Eastsirle Costa )\le~1. f<'.l'Pat Ne1\•por! Hts. l)('lightfully f('n!al area. Sr vf'n 3·Dl'd- decoraled. 3 B'R,, 2 Ba. NE'\\' rnoms an(l lhrt'r 2-bcdroom~. shai::: carpeting, frplc. Kitch-All scl)A ral{' units \1•!1h lols E'n bit ins, covered patio. & lii;i;;o-iiiiii;i ... iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOI or ~par(', Sho"'s a fan111~ic othrr fin{' features. Asking POOL PLUS rrlurn 11·11h 1ncon1e of $1 ,400· S3i.!l00. pr; n10. Submit on down or 4 BCDROOW 11'.~rl(' !fl . CALL .;. U6'2'U ~ m A.~ "'~e.~~,,~~.~·~·kv!"" Walker & Lee 71'.EALTY \\'1th ovcr.~n:rrl .Joi. R11; \II-: RE'alrors Nttr Ntwporl Po•I O.fflrt :IB ft Mated & hlirrr<t pool. 2ffi'l Harbor Blvd. iii Adams CAN'T FIND IT? Golrl i;h::!f: C';i.J'fl"!s rhruout 54.1:9~91 0J)('n '11J 9 P:O.I 1r BY O\V NER * 3 BR + 1:ar~e Bonus Room 2·,. Bath.~. RC'a sonable Dnwn 595 GRAND HAVEN CtRCLE 3 BR., 2 Ba: liv & din, bllin~ <lry rn1. crpls. cl rps. Orrlfn vie1C'. no traffic. $25,j{l(t. 01\'llf'r, 612-5364, 1014 \\I, 19th C:\t. '· BY O~'N ER: 2 slory. gh11lif' roar 4 Br 211 B;:i, Bir-ins, Frp1', co 0 \·rred patio, Bo;11 gate, 5!ora1.:f' arra. f'llnt. cnnd .. thru-out 540-7244 . COLLINS & WATIS REALTORS 962-5523 !Open Ev.,.) WOW! LOOKl-- A RE1\L BUY! * ;'1 BEDTIOOtl!S • 1' 3 BA'rJJR00~1S * A:\D ONLY l.12.:iOq~: ! HAFFDAL REAL TY 8•12~1-IO:i l'.:v<'s: :t-11-2-116 ASSU:'lfE 6:0,:, ':'o loan on ni;:1\ j RR . 211 ba, 2i00 sq. IL hou.<:". Ownrr t r a n s . 968-0ifll. 241 KNOk-PLA~E-il!Pad<Jw Hon1l', 3 BR & <1f'n, 3 Bdrml'.,.family rm_.. frpt. 211 BA, 3 c11r Kar .. boat lly OWNER -Lar~l' Joi, ~llry ::icN'R~· ~!ah, t·ov. patio, $3li,()OO. OPEN SAT '!'UN I-~ 962-5852. FOREST E OJ.SO\ ''" ,,f!f;(f I. iOR!i 1!1L11 Bmnkhur~t Avr. __ I_lut!ling1Gn B1•1u·h HANAKA71-- Lo\'f'l.v H1111akai Lane is ready f.,r .YfJU . 1900 ~fl 11 of fantiis11r luxury Ji1'111~. 3 /lugP BR 's. panl'd r11tn rm: f1rrrl. fnrn1al rfu11n~. 21'J h.1!hs and a sparklin2 1:i·s :ur pool. All !hi.<: anrl pricrrl hclo\\' F11A 11ppra i~ii1 111 $.l!l.9:11. ~ much hnrne fnr .vo·u ro .<:rr,.CaJJ nn11• ror 11ppl !lli2-5.i21/Evf's 962-.iOSJ. COLLl:-.'S & \VArt'S JNC, C&W * WILL BUILD your dreat .. home. Have staff for com- plete f ome pa<:kage. 011·nrr bough1 n r .II' hon1P, lllUS! sell. $1.00 T 0 TA L COST 10 1·t>terans or lo\I.' down 1'11A. ' CALL a10-l l.1J !OpC'n ('\'{'S ) . $25,500 DAVIS TtF.ALTY 642-7000 Huntington Bead) POOL TIME 3 BT!. 2 lulr hatb~. aHr::icti\'eo VACANT S22,9SO-:- Put yciur confidence ln our 49 years of quality custom home building. • ~ example' o! pi'odt.ct at 2006 Galaxy, Dover Shores. -i R.VINE-TERRACE wc11 ~rpt'1n1erin1, <'11.r[X'ting, 3 BR, 2 l"ar gWr, lo;: Int. Im-LUXURY LIVING . ,-.3 BR' 2 BA. S!.1,500. lRXJ6' 1v111l in \1'all, rlraf)l's. Large mrd pos~. Nn nn Gl 'l.o.dn 4 BR or 3 t,, rlrn,Juxury lyp~ P.oy;il hld & fl ln1 pool, slirlr, fC'ncf'rl yard \1'1tll Mon1 for j'HA. Rayni:ir R_!M-1.l:!l.__ condo lo<.'a1rrl 111 11.B.'s nir._ • 1 1001 1 shrd, fJ11gsto 1 o 1 ; P 1 Rrlo, boa!. Cornri· 101 close to ele: l'SI art'a. No hothrrsrnnc rll; am rn1 w 1rc>p acr, rnrn!ary ,J.. 111 srh()(,J~. Phonl' MESA DEL l\lAR 2 sty, 5 Br, yarrl m11int .. tovrly \1•/1v elf'ci billn RiQ, \V /\V crp!s, owner fnr appointm'ent to 3 Ra , Sf'p. rl inir.;e rm, ·hltn 1•rpts &· drps, all bltins. Pri-. drps. • 60xl00' lrn1•d 101,. ~rt·. ~IS-614!1. kitf'hrn. !iot~i-7~Cfi. ""I" Pilli'l for childrrns ldsf'pd, Pym!s Jes.~ r ha r1 Ivan Wells & Sons 4 Bdri;n. plu s ,maid's or hoh-SPACIOL'S 4 Bed , Lik RY 0 1\'nrr Ea.o;1 2Qth StrY'P\. 2 ~arr1y. J.narl.~ or s10ra~"· rcnl, 8 Y.r11 new, CRH 11011'! byrrm, L.c,... un1q11r hc;1 rt-, •100111' 1r AR hon1r on largl" ]('11. Has rnol &trnnis rourts. All • \\'11rm1l)g s!n°nf' lrplC'., ~"fl· new brcausc 11 s only 3 ~ $23,!i(l(), JO":' rln1vn , li46-... ,iYIW' firi;inc!ng 11.nd on I y u tihl~· rm. Spacious li i1 o;;h. yrars younr: & shows l.1kr a 2!1 iriih hrk fst. rm.,{· C'OUn!les~ tnodrl. 01\'nl'r 1"1.~ arl ('.(''t 2 Slli\ll P RF:PO~<;~ t,, :i $ · ,000. Hurry l!11d ca!i fnr "'"''''"'··· R-m '"'' ~1. ,\ !1IP & lanrlSC<l[llll~ & 111J11ng AR'~. in xlnt art'll s.~I M. appt. 962-:l.121-F'.Vf'S. 962-;,o81 ' '' ' ·• ,~, " r··-· COLLINS'& \VATTS INC. ~h:irr honi" ,(· 11 rr.il hth· ;i.1 ro &<'II G L no rlo11n. F'.11.A. Bkr. 5.ff .. 77:1!1: !l-1:..3412. '!!J!!!!!!=!!!~I $."19.j()O. 0fl('n .1'11!. ,, Sun. J11"' ito"'n 8.: Con1·"1111onel. Dana Point ii l-5: 21115 KP11·amrl' Dr. A.~kUlj! $32.500. A ge n I' $27,750 THE IRWIN CO. '"'""'· VIEW DUPLEX i NO DOWN TO VETS Realtors 1 B'~F.~.S~T~1,~c,~1~1,,-,-P~k-. -,-lrg N°('ar r}f'w marina. 2 IJ>ri- Sharp 3 bPdroom in beauti-li lO N~w[lf)r! Cf'ntf'r nr. BR. :l rllf' BA. IRiO' room$ rarh. Excellrnt In· ful 11.fE.<;;A VERDE. Over· Newporr rll'11ch 611-6111 n1nrlPrn1zrd enlarged, frplr. ronir. Grea1 po!rnti11I fllr ------f''>:fJN"~Sini: :rour rle(·nrahni: Ei?.erl gara11:e. lo\'ely Ctl\'er-TRI HARDER iliru n1:, 21' liv .. C r plrl ahillly, ROfJm for a hoat. Pd pa!io, <lcll.Jx~ l11ndscap1ng. 10 .find nlorr fnr ~'Our mnnPy 1hrunut, l\ln11: • !liZ ms tr. BR, Fnr<'eil Sale _ II 11 r r Y • Fas1-nlove in OK, rh an our happy 4 bdrm hoat ~fl. ;.,ll)-,ll3i6 .JI · · Call }W-1151 (Oprn f'l'es.l bo1nP back·!o-b,ick 11• !'r h [)AILV PILOT !or action! $ li~LIE i\.1cC'ORil!.ACl< "BUYERS WELCOME!!" Supt>r sharp 3 bcrlrooms a.nrl a fAmily room. \Valk to rhr n!'W l't'n!ral park. A s:real family hornr. Prief>d ,111 S2!1.~.;o1 It won'1 lasr. 842-253.3 \o ·THEREAL \""\._ ESTJ\TERS '-I I i L ';111. IM I Bayr1'f'St. J\'r1v f'lll"])('1 1n11:. CRtl &12-.">!inl & Savt"! Rf.ALTOR 49·1-75.il «ZP tofTll.ll .!.!: d1~h11a,<;hrr. tlL~flOl';)I. r\c\1-I ,;::::;;.:::;;;.::.:::;;;;:;::;:;::;::=:::~=============:;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:::;;;:; _ ~ _ por1 Srhanl di~1ncr, \l'l'~l-1' l' 1llage Rea l Estate '62""711r.::.)546-8103 -UP-FOR-GRABS_!_ 3 a·R .•• 2 ba plus 500 s(!. fl. hobby • family ronm. As- i;un1e n!A loan. $194. per mo. sn.ROO. Low °""·n. * CALL M7a7 * $750. DOWN DAIL V PILOT 29 ---------- LOOKING FOR AN INVESTMENT77 IJJ~:At. locafion on BF:ACl-1 BLVD., SIX stni•rs, all l1•asf'd on primr C-4 1u·n11<"rty (100x542.75J, CALL 968-4433 for t•o1nplC'te dc !alls. 968-4433 968-4433 Town I Country Shopping Ct11!1r 81•ch I E-tli1 .. Hunti~9lon 8e•eh VETS : Stop writing rent cheeks! Own your own home & build c1n equity. Only $11 ,500. full piiee: 3 BR and a lotto lot! 545-0458 893 -8 533 ~ington B~a_ch ____ I ~vine 1 BARGAIN HUNTERS!! BRIGHT AND SUNNY 4 BR. -$19,500 All rnorlrrn conveniences. Latest built-in· kitC'hf'n \1·ith bar. Huge chn. rm. 4 quern RR'~. 2 lavish hath. Decor- a111·f' \\'all paprr. Loads ol rich panl'll1~. f'l'l'sh pain1 in '" out. Roon1 for boaL Beach lrlf'a1 ~n. Numerou~ f'Xlras. Loll' dn. ,\ nHl51 11) srr. Ju~I lisll'ri S.· wo11·1 tas1. Ca ll tllfl;iy 171·1l 9:)2-j.",<i.i Prrlct'I for !hC' young family. Pas1el dt'rora11ng lhrmeo. One bedroom has nursl'.'T)' n1ural on 11•all. Home Ul only four monrhs old. Owflt'r h11s Ileen lransff'rred. You'll he pleaserl with \\'hat he hu dont' so far. 3 bdrm., 2 ba, you 011·n 1hc land. $50.900. 191~1 B1·ookhurs1 A\'e, l lltn11n~to11 Be;,ch (i red hill fiEALTY Un11'. Park C<'nlrr, Irvine Call ''nylln1r, Kl1-0S20 \\'l)l.il.D YOU REl.lf:\'f:7 2 HJI. honir on ;,i}'xlOO ~1-1 1 101 111 t ilp11\ dl'v nrf'a. $lj,}IJ!l. O~:ANE REALTY ''Spanish Manor'' l'.NIVJ::HSf'J"r ri;: -4 Ar, 2•1 Tntr(l(tuc1n~ a fantasti" lri-Ba. frpl, t pl, drp~. fAn1 rm. l<"\'cJ hon1l' (ln a cul-rlt'-sac S.11.000. O" nrr, 87.3--0l13 Int. f'"or lhf' ntan on thr 1 ~L-a_g_u_n_a_B~e-ae~h----· II nio\'f', hcrr 1~ a 4 h<'droon1, f;1m1ly roo1n, forn1111 lil'1ni,: and duung roomt, PLUS, .. A basPment run1riu5 ·room and COOl. POOL. Pnt'td bc- Joiv' nu1rke!. A ntust lo see. 842-2;,;J:>. BUILDERS. CLOSE-OUT Only 4 ren1ai11. 3 and 4 brlrm Sparush .S1ylf' hon1!'s \l'Hh 2 h•.1 lh.~. No 1I011'n G I bu,v<'r~ and n1in. rlown FllA. Pnr1'd /J"om $3'l.6.'J(J, f'ril'f' 1nc!ud· f'!! l11nrl.~<"ilfll', liJll'lflkll'rs anri huycr f'lrnn<:t's color on ('ar-1 pris. CloM' 10 ."fl. Co::i~I P l11.la 11nd n('\I' school5. II.lo-I rlrl~ OPf"ll. C::ill Walker &,Lee FOR SALE OR LEASE/OPTION Stalely ,(., im(I05in~ arch1lrc- IUrC', in d1>!11 1l!'d 2 .~torv Or. sign. Traflillonally ~!ylpd ex1t'npr oJ \\'OOrl 11lank .. -tuc. ('0, hl'a\·y sh;ik1> roof!1nr~. cnrloscd rourtyarrf f'nlry- 11•ay. _Locnlf'd nn 11·1dr, SWl'l'plng eornrr lot, in hner La.::1111:1 SPf'!1nn. Ovrr 2'.!flO SQ. F'T. Of I.IV-1' 'I TNG AREA. FEATURF::S J Rnrt1\!S., ;'\f,\~,t.;JVF: f''A;'\I. Jl,\I., l''ORJ\TAL DINING fl:'>!., ~l'l'\'l<'rd hy 21 2 Bi\TH- ROOlfS. F;lr~anr 111·. nn .. ~:,:~E;~~:;~~:~~~~i11~~ I: ,(., eusrorn rlrafl('rif"s thru· +' out, I , ~Rf'al1ors 2!90 Harhor Blvrl. at Arlams 5-l;l-!1 191 OflC'n 'ttl 9 P.\I TGWNHOUSE- LIVING Alll'luf limp iO Jr"e lhC' m11i11t. to l'!Omeonr elsr. SC"r this lnvf"!y 4 bedroom 2 . bAlh Towntvmse. Has all bll ilt!n11 in Qurrn's kilch. J.cmds or . ~loragr tbruou!. T·~r-rptiona l buy 111 .S24J50. Submh on 1t'rms. For f11r1h- <'r info, ca 11 962-s:i23/ f.vr~ ;;:Yi-11.i:~i. 1. \\'rll rlrsicn<'rl kilf'lwn ha.c: alt RUll.T-JN P.A:O:GE, SF.LF' II CLEAN 0 \1 F. N. DJSJ[. WS'!IR., RRf:Al\1"1\ST Ri\R, e lr. ram. rn1. 1\·11h \\"ET BAR. Thi~ cu.~tn1n 11uall1y hon1r i~ immarula!r !hrunu!. 011'nt'r i~ forC'rd to :orlJ tm- n1rrl. OffPrrd rllr onlv COLLINS &, \V,\TfS INC. C&W ''BE\VfTO~ING" A cu~1om bui\1 homC' 11•1tb i\ll or thC' lu.'(ury fcaturt's, such as: 2 rireplace5, a '';"' har ann lhc plu~hf'~! l'lf car- pels. A 1•cfy exclusive ar't'a or llun!ing1on B<'acb, Call today, .. 8 r2-T.J]j, • SHARP FIX-ER- UPPER $47,950 FULL PRICE Orfcr , rnur tcrn1~. Owner Jn::iy cnn~irlrr Jio11,q. option. MISSION REAL TY !lit:) Sn. Coast llwy., L11gt)na PHONE I 7i4l 494-0731 SOUTH LAGUNA OCEANFRONT B€'au!. ~ AR., 3 ba. 11rdl 1 L:-vel furn. hollll" 1v/priv. slair-w11y to SC'Cret Cove Beach; form- Pr hon1e of Charlie Chaplin. 316fl'I ~ra Cliff Dr .. by 11pt. EMERALO BAY LOT Largest V iew Lot U27 En1rrald Bay ... $90,000 Fnr Joi~ & homf'a call: Bill Grundy. Realtor 3~1 Bay~1rlC', ;\''pt Beach 675-6161 ~co=u-N-T~EVERY~S~T~A~R"1 anl'l all lh•' ll wkf'1·ing lights RI n1:.:h1 from !hi~ CXi;"CUtl\'f! ATTENTION EXECUTIVES ,:;;;;;;:~:::::;;;;;;;,1c1 111 ,1,,,,, .. ,, So""""'" C.ff\l'O hi ... { 1)-C ~C:." -$-24r95Q-"'"~~11~~BoR yl.\:> J..~"l,J i'V,_-~ 1'<f' >J ! REAL TORS The Puzzle with the Bui/I-In Chuckie 3 Br., 2 Ba Condo. P11yn1t'nl$ l(',!:S than rrnt. Ct>mp!etr bit- in RIO, dsh"·~hr, rcfr~rra-Assumfl exislinii: VA lo;ln, tor, wa~hcr & dryer. cpl~. 11.nd pay just $16.ll/nio. S<-p- . drps. palio, fenci'<l. 11r111e n1al<trr brdrm suite. · panornm!<" 1'1<'11 homr. .i l..iu~ hc1!ron111~. 2 luxurious i,::11rdf'11 h11thS. Exp11n~lon po.. rrn111d, Nrar .Jr. llli;:h . .l\lov- i<" Sl6N for nPiJ::hhors. /\1- MUn1(' ri·'. ~; 101111: $49.500. 4 BR.":\ BA home. f our yrs oCY.'. appro1'; 2'.!00 9'.l' £1, all upi;::raded \V /\\" cp!g &· dt'J". Sep lormal llv rm, dln rm, 111.rn rm v,:/\\'l'I Mr, big f;l'ar· den kitch 1111lrg r111lng 11rca, covered paho, fil't'pl. Felll'r mn5ferrtd. priced fr>r quick s•le. $37.9.iO, ll '62.4471 '::::.1146·11°' OPEN-SAT/SUN . 1-l 4 Bdrm.+ Family Rm. 4fl0 J·:AST 1mr, c :-.1. ~ Bt'autiful f11mlly lt0"1l', En!t',\' NITE OR DAV 6-l6·32j71 hall. rllnlns: room. co~ dl'n. -OPEN SUN. 1-5- 2 baths, fircplacr, built-in 2871 BAYSHORE OR. r11.n~e & o~rn, park l 1 k e Enlcr!aiTl('r'~ rlrlight. 4 Ba:: y11rd. brk, >tl0-172!1 ._., "' I TARBELL -~-.3~1aWM•• mo1her-1n l,11\1.' sr1-11p plu! · rir1va!c bfach • A~D 0:0.'LY 2'.},i.) llarl:lor. Cogt" fltes11 BAYSHORES VIEW & POOL $51,iOO. REALTY HOPE GERRIE I \V11trrfront cui;t. Mme-4 or ~ bd~. View from· mMI 645·4400 645-.1320 ~. 17 1'""1. lnt. "packlus )'!lrd. Rerl . 10 S290.000. 833.Do\'ar Or., NB ~ Bill Grundy, RHUor DOVER SHORES 8-11 Ba)'5ldc, Nn 675-6161 B AYFRONT APTS. \11~w Home ::il11:ocy Or. Sp.·u;1nu1 f,, lrlPaJ for rnter- Vi~la Dt-J Lido. Pier .&. slip tainln11:. 11• indoor pool k a v11.i111ble. From $31,5(1(1. S<'ll jAcnzzl. $1ll..OOO • L('-.~e or O lleorio>1ge leners of tha lour $t1amb/ed words be- low to fotrt'! four simple wordi. ~_,rL_Y~U~G~E~-11 ! A stcange <OW wandered J I j 4 I • Into a thrlffy-:former'a posture. '--'--''--'-...1.-' Ha cc:J/lecf h~ son ond s.o ld, f-H~E-P_H_A_R-~, .. _ '-ond turn her out," ~-.,.-r...,A_P...,,I.-.-L --11 ~ _1f1r1_. • . I I ' I I I ' 0 Como!l't• .'h• div< Ir. I ~~o~~d • by f1ll1n9 •n the rrhnmv word you d1velcp t1om 1rep No. 3 below. ' l lif'l'pi, bltln R/0 &. l<.1r¢1• I covt'1-cri pat ~. Prit('d for la!ll ~Air al $2·1,;ll'l(), '6ZMH ( ::::.) 546·1101 SHERWeeD REAL TY ~ . 189&1 Rrnokhur:i;1 r.v. -l'M LOOKING NIFTY-&-THRIFTY- For Pro R . E. Salesmen BE YOUR OWN BOSS CALL ED KASABIAN 817-96lM A REAL ESTATE CO. Not a R.E. fa ctory BY O\\TICr, !raving 1111.reo:-5 BR, 2 sty, Vl'T)' cle11n, close tn ICJ'f\:rtK" &Cnl!, i\.11111"3 High, Goldt<n \Ve,! Collt'~, nrw' park. 51., 7c FHA. 11i l! ""n~\dl'r 2nd. S38,500. 816-177'\, LEA~R-N~~A~N=D-EARN- !i Bedrm + sf"p. 1;,· x 18' \\'tlrk11ho11 or n1mpu~ rm. fOTml rlin arra, nc"·Jy p11int• ed in11ldr, n1Cf'ty lrfsl"pd lot. Jus1 redul'Cd 10 $22.900. All trrm.~. C11l1 8·17-1221. SEYil'IOUlt RE1\LT''. 171~1 13(-llch Bjl'rl., llun1, Sch. SELLING YOUlt HOME? Fret ttippra isal -\\'e bti,v C'flUlt~g. Penonal 11t1entio11. 2~ y}s, Pxpenehee. COLLINS & WATTS _ 1111.Ll E J\1cC0R:\.1Aq< RF:Al.'fOlt 491-75.'it E'.\.lf:JtALO BA y· • Charmin'l'. ('Ontl'mp. 6 Br .. or 3 11ulleos. (;or::.:1n11s \'it'w. $145,000. 1.0VEL \' \'i<'11 Joi • S4n.@ . TEil lll/BF:Jt.T k ASSOC. J-lil Via L1rln. S7:l-8980. 3 ernA t.11n1M 1u1111r1t hllmE', rrd11'00d & gl1111 ON'an· 1·1rW!I from every roGm. $.16,:.00. 497-1 156. F .. XF.C-~n !'OUr--own llflf·, 2 BR. :l BA, L11:un;a Royale, lrA.•f! onlion, F'/P $17,500. 2111il!hi227i, 714/•199-3005. DIG VII.lit)' viC\\'t 4 BDFL\t, 3 h::i, lan1 rn1 , fJOfll sz lot. 205 Tula ne Place Collrge Park, C.i\T. Vacnnl s en. &: r,.m. rm., 2 ba. No d o11•n G.I., •IC""' rlown •nY· bt>rly, 01,·nrr 11• htlp fin· a oc•. Only S28.9:i0. 851 Cortez or le.-sa. SI l."1.000 • r""· Ry 11p11'1. George Williamson Bill Grundy, Realtor .~ 9S2j513 6 '"0127 ,,, = 0 ° ..• t.'<t ll 1111 for ft11J lnlo Oil ==::--~ .... · ·""""-11 nC'r. 4;,.l-76~1. ftn l'Xrltinit C"A reer In R~~ BY 0\\fNEH • Cal\fornlJi l;l'O;:;cR::-,-,~,,-, ~k-,-,,-,-,-.-p~J;-oo-.~3 1111.le!I. LAD ER/\ RF.Al.TY, C:las~l<.·i<. Jm1n11c. 1\hu;t 5elL br, :l bi.1, OCC'an • ·e,w. $33,500 ~lr1111 rtrl ~l11r, C.1\1. 3 BR. & l•m. rm .• 2 tm, $3\,9j(), Q\1'ner wihf.:lp Unanr.t. Call P11.t WOOtt !itj.2300 Seenlc ~rlit11 67~72fi REAL TOR !Wt B11~~1rlr, NA 6i.i-ti161 673-43l0 645-1564 NO OOWN A COOfl \P.'a nl 3d IA a load VtHs homl'& • NpB/C~T lnve1tJMnf C..U J, Peck, Bkt, 54~<M&S I. UNK!IAM!ILE J.flQV E ltllfll:S 10 GtT ANSWtlt SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN DIME-A-LINE ·~~-~~-~~-~--'--~---..,--~~-~ 'l · • Bcllcll & EHl1, 11 .R. 9&!-4·13.'l' ~fi4.m. · or $300 mo. -191·1:\~6 A Eoorl 11·11nt 11d \!I 1 ~ ·c au 642-i7s-& Sl\'e! Dln1t-A·Ltnt f.f2..~ in1·e!ltment Call 612..s.678 Now: ··~1ake • Room '>"'or Dad· l . " " • • 1. :;;J r•ttY PILOT Saturday, Nl)vtmbtr 6, 1971 -------------- I _,.... 11,gJI _,.... II~] I . _,.... ll~l ._l _"'_..!._1 ~_~"__,I~~·-~-.!:_::"~~ I I~ I -... -I~ I -... ~ I~ I ----I~ lnilrle Irvine -• Income P1opertv · 16' Income Pt'Op9rty 16' Money to LMl'I 2AI HouMs Fumlshod 300 HouMs Unlum. 30.5 -Ulllum. BLiit:cR:ASS_,c,...o-.-.-1r-;. l.:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;=-;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;:;;:;;;·;;;-:...-;;i;;;;;:;;:= SA nu:R ~~~ ~';;,.,~' ~ "::.:,: 9 GARDEN TYPE BUNGALOW APTS. MTG. co. BY OWNER. UNIVERSITY PARK OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY Very AttracUve Town house. 2 Bedroom. 2 Bath + panelled bonus roo m, cenrtal air cond. Beam ceUiJl g, -fireplace, heavy shag carpet even in bathrooms. Carpeted kitchen , tile roof, bit-ins. 2 patios, gas Bar-be-Que. Quiet cul·de-sac \'(it h Unobstructed View. Steps to J)ool. $32.900. \\1ilJ consider lease option or straigh t lease. SEE 'fO APPRECI· ATE! tf. ~ Prolesslonally land· 1caped w/lota of bt'lck. All extru Include .,.., a I e r softener, Plectric & a ra ge opener, mirrors. w, .,... carpt"I. $53,500 Including land. 1)4.1...fil60. I 1937 fort Claridge Pl, Pr!nc.lp&ls only. NEWPORT BEACH G .I. NO DOWN Beau11ful 2·s1ory hon1e '1.'!Th 18352 Ma ndrake 'wav 8"-0255 thick 11hag carpeting, elec- 1 '!II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!'!!!\!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I trie b u l JI . in k ll ehe n , I arge ·4 separate buildings. Shake roofs. Privaljl paUos. No stairs. All 1 story bungalows. 2 & 3 Ped.rooms. Some have-fireplaces. The type of buildings that attract and hold good tenants. Income $16,740 yr. $145,000. Excel· lent financing. . "Our 26th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San J01quln H ills Road NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 336 E. 1m1 STRF.ET Cash For TD's ·'ht TD LOAN 7.25% TNTF.REST 2nd TD LOAN LO\vest Jtates Orii.nge Co. 642-2171' 545-0611 Servirig Harbor area 21 yrs. Monoy Wanted 2.50 $4000 FOR ONE YEAR -~--....:.~--ll lc~o;,,~.~MoiA::,~.~~~ s.n Clemente lrvlnt --------tYAc.<NT 4 BEDROOM ! BEAUTlltJL ! BR. 2 BA. BAIB t--'--··--ltb -I Uft'l.IQUWillii 'W 1BR.6_d@a.1 ba ,,,,. .. - c:hlldren, pets OK rel., $275 rarpets, drapes, and use of 4 BR., ~ baths •••.•• $350 I mo. 49i-8l'.l.15 be('On 5 pm. recreal!on ball A pool. 3 BR. 2 bl.. hornta , $300/325 1 HoUMI Unfum. 305 LeUe Jt far $m. Call Agent J Bl\., 114 ba. home •• urs General • BR, ~hly painted, nt'W .....," 8red h·11I RENTAL FINDERS 411 W. 1"' CortA Ml1A. Hou••• * Apts; * 645-Glll * j,,,.°""'~''"' .. lM<lloNll cpls & d..-ps. Fantastic E-slde loc. S225 mo. Call Mtr.8424 (Open Ew.11.) South Oiasl Realtors. • REALTY Unlv. Parle Ctllter. Irvine 2 BR, gar, patio, crpts, dtps, Call Anytime, !33--0820 stove & l't'frig. Q u I e 1 I •!!'!!0!!'!!!!'!"!1!!!'""""'"'"" tropical settl.ng for adultl UNIVERSITY PA.RI' only. I Blk to shops. ;169. Glamorous Tm.'!lhat, ~ B~ 646-1765 or 646-4430. 2 BA + bonu1 room, frplc,! I! fam!.ly room, and 'l'HREEI'"'""'""'"""."''""'!!!!!'""~~!!'!'""~~'""'""'!!!!!'""'!!!!!~• 1.1.rv;;;i;;;";;;";;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;l;;;r;;;v;;in;;;';:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;:;;;;;:;;:I CAR GARAGE.~ kids can Acreage for sale 150 Real Estate Wanttd 184 I• \\•alk to the beach, Seller has r----------I agreed to pay poil)(s so you so acres TAKE OV ER all or W_AN_T_E-0-,-2-Bdrm--. -,,.-m-• • u~ your GI benefits wirh part. mountain .J.ea. trees, East.side Costa fl.fesa er Lovely 'valled home just a stones throw fro m ~o dO""'n payment. Berter rolling hUls, NO DOWN, $58 Ne1,1.'Jl0rl Heights for retUTd UCL 5 separat~ garden areas, 4 bedrooms, check lhis out lod<ty, Call mo. 968--00l.T. couple. Up to $25,000. Vogel SUDDENLY AVAILABLE ! 1D~~ pre-paid intue5I secur- ed by a 1st TD on Sl0.000 cashable value, clear. Prin- cipals only. (7141 536-7511 H.B. Mortgages, Trust Dffds 260 FURNISHED $.1!(}.UTIL Pd. NiCP Bach. S!f'Ps 10 (l('ean, N.B. w/~ar. BEACON * 645-0111 $150-lfllL Pd. Oiarming La- guna 1 Br. Lrg deck + pa- tio "Ocean Side". Ideal cpl, child ok. heavy ~ cpt, bltnl, rps 3 BR house, cpts, drps, BBQ. Umbstructed \'Jew. garage, patio. lawn, stove, Quiet cul..(le...uc. Stepg to refrlg, uti.I. room, ~ntra.1 pool, Yearly $325/mo. Mui ' "' location. $2"15. ltt. 646-6961 Stt! l8JS2 J.Llndrakie w.,. LRG clean 2 Br, new'cpt.1, ~255. gar. Privacy. Baby ok. No L h pets. $1 4 O I mo , 00 aguna Bue Pomona. PP:EmGE ~a. pciv bch, 2 ba ths. family room. Piiced at just $44,950. Walker & Lee SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO. Co. ReaJton. No. 10, 2052 INCLU DING THE LAND! 111,, 1 & 2 acre Estate lols. Ne\\'JlO rt Bl\'d., C. ~f. NEED CASH Realtors }lom!s OK. Broker. 4.93-4774. 548-9a46. 1Jo ~ 1i1e llil, "SINCE J946" 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams C • I REALTORS 545-0165 Open 'til 9 PM ommerc1a B E~CON * 64S.OI 11 f!.000, OR UP TO $3,000 l\1ESA de! Mar, 4 BR, 2 ba, spec ocean vu, lse, lc>w-Iy dbl garage, lncd. crpts, older, clean. nJOmY home, • 1 drps, $235 mo. ht & last + 1 -""-'-"-""'--·-=-------I $50 cleaning dep. 54&-3585. • $185 -O?z1 2 Br home in 1st 'Vrstcrn Bank Bldg. Property 158 Cub for your clients • need University Park OPEN HOUSE SHOPPIN.G CENTER land or older home with R-2 ---1:1.rallor Days 833-0101 Nights 35~R~:1~"1:!.'tr~~ni~ya~~. * .lOOo/o LEA.SEO * ~u!~~ =~;:':g _ ~~:: on beaut <.'Onwr lot close Gro11th area • Xlnt termS'. crows. CaJI 642--1000 ask fur '"''""'""'""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""' to beach In Dover Sool'('s. $90,000 down_: 10.9 spendable. George Maschmeyer. San Clemente San Clenient• 3000 $q. ft. of luxurlous liv· ... 83.'f4IZ2 ~--PRIVATE party wants 4 BR $10,000 AND MORE See A\·co Thrift for a Rl"al Estate Loan. Upon .approval, U!e the nion('y however YoU UNF URNISHED $125--2 BR. Bltns, lndry hook up, children ok. AVL NOW! BEACON * 64S.Olll 3 BR, 2 Bath, F am Rm., Dbl wooded Area. Mature adits . gar. N ea r Penney's Costa 190 CaflYQll Acres Dr. 213: l\1esa . i,.easf!' s 200 /m·o . EX 9-2501, 213: 39z..8333. 673-2431. •. ·•· $175 mo. 1 Bedroom with ~ ing. Price l't'duccd ' 1(1 Four Star Realty home forownuse.·Anycond ~~-='Couplr \l'flnted by this uniqur ~110,000. Set' it to appreciate O\VNER, comm l BR cpts or behind pymnt1 OK . like. Also ask about our un9ecured personal Joans. ..,4'fTHRl•T ' $135-2 BR Cottage, stv/refrlg, cpts. drpS & gar. HURRY! BEACON * 64S.Olll 2 BR. Uniurn Yard. Garage. \Tl~ lt yard. 114-0/mo. 388 E. 20th St., PLACE REALTY. ~04. \ ~--:;. it! (}pf>n Si.it & Sun 110 <lusk. lid 118 ·oo '"""""' ::...rui;tic, ~·1u·1n end haririY R G • R It drps, pan . gar. .r · · · · oy errnger, ea or $3500 dn . bal 77'& C~I \VANTED 10 buy 4-plex, horn(', Lots of room and ('X· 879-S{Y".:.6 646-5632 principtr11 only. New or near citingJy._diff('rC'nt. Low main-* DOVER SHORES * -.~Co~m-m-'°""'~-· ,--~,,~0,..,---wi~·""th new. 644-1869 t<'nanc(' yard for those vn Panoramic View large apt abo\•e. $47,500. the RO. Garage for motor Spacious 3300 sq 11 4 Br, 3 PLACE REALTY 494-97().1 • _ ba, fam. rn1, d in. rm. Al:..::..;cc.._. -.,-------~home or boat . .A mus t see huge hi.-Oeamed celling Uv. <;.ondom1n1ums ~ at only S5J ooo. rm. for sale 160 f i fW : "Capistrano .Beach .•• thr:e YOU O~~~E LAND ~~~!r~!i't°Re~=· ~~ ; ; ~oom. 2 bath home. Six A buy at $96.000 i\ly Joss. your gain. $19,800. . i..:::C::~ lo years new. PricC'd for quick J . ~'i,..a;t;;'ner By owner, 540-1481. ==::. h•v.-klng -==:sale &. <'Xtras ga.Jorf'. Block COUNTRY Club Villa ad- '"' Y"'I'· 1436 Mariners Drive ,·acenl to l\Tesa Verde Coon· fence and s tora}:e spa.ct', B "' Y \'ner, spacious \Vestdi!f, try Club, 2 BR. Adlts, pool. ~ 4 BR, 2~11: BA, frplc, chari:n· By owner S.10-5188. Laguna Beach Laguria Beach ing patio. N<'a r shopping & t ~"=~='·=~-_.....,..,..,.. • schools. Lo\•ely family honlt' 2 BR CONDO, by OWl1tt, IO\Y in in1maculate condition. do\\'n paym<'nl . LUXURY LIVING Almost ne1\' • big vit>w? 3,',00 Sq. (I. or luxurinu11 Jiv1n)': *Woods Cove $36,500* Sl3.000. Can a.ssume SY.:'; 557·9.1·10 or 968-1629 2 story lixc-r UJ)l)('r, ne<'ds J 'I 2 I /U • <l<"ror1:1tor l1)uch. oan, mvnc r \"1·1 I cnrry nd. Dup e xes n1t1 * $lS,OOO * Principals only. Call &1.i-57·10 5ale 162 I~ Buainesa Opportunity • * D. t.\. CLARK P.O. Box 1402 Newport Beach 200 * You are lhe \.\1nner ot 2 tickets tn thr O range County Internationa l Auto Show fi20 Ne~·pi>rt Cen ter Dr. 833·3440 TRUST D£EDS \\'ANTED Cash for 2nd TD • • 673--0140 •• $135-SPAC. 3 BR. S'love, cpts, C.M. 713: 782-4166 or 893-1584. drp.o;. ~ family ok. TOWNHOUSE . 3 Br. 2 Ba. BEACON* 645-0111 crpts, drps, b!tns. $220/mo. SlBS-J + Fam rm hom~. Gar. Avail. Immed. 557-7648. Fncd yrd. Children & pets 2 BR JI.pl-garage. No pets. ~-elcorfl(>. 377 E. 18th St. 0..f Inquire BEACON 1( 645-0111 apt 4 or ph. 645-2451 . !!!!!! I 3 BR. Nu Dec. Cpl, drp. tncd II fl! I $210-CORONA dt'J Mar 2 + yet, cov patio. Gar. office or den w/ pii,i, Child $210/mo. 675-1821, 673-6267. & pet o1c: Hwsts for Rent Hous.es Furnished Ueneral 300 BEACON * 645-0111 2 BR "°""' ln "'"'1• crpts, drps., rp pets, one small * * * '* * * child. $145 mo. 64&-2719. $85: l BR pvt home, util pd. 3 BR, crpts, drps, part furn. Tot & pet OK. $225:' -Kids &. ...... OK. ----------* * * * * * ,,.. ... \\'ANTED past middli!-aged $85. Large 2 BR, kids & pet 548-5951 aft 4 PM. 11o';.)ma11 to rent room & share ll'e]come. 3 BR lge util rm., kit., .fam lovely Corona. de! i\1ar ho n1t', * * • • • * 1 ,. ' r m., par or, cov ,pa Kl, gar., be ron1panion \l'lth same. S65 $135. Ol d farm style home 2 avail Dec. l. 64&-2231. per mo. P.O. Box 724. Cd:\!. BR, kids OK, C.l\f. 2 BR. Eastside. Cpts,· drps, 9m2:1. ****** !rJ)l'c, dbl gar. $165 + * l'EAHLY RENTALS * $!ti. 2 BR, crpls. drps, bit· deposit 548-1594. Laguna Hills NEW WORLD ~ 3 BR, 2 BA, priv. 1 patio, pool prlW. VoUeyball crts. B 11 n llf , refrig, A Vi/W e p t . $249/mo. 9 6 2· 9 5 21 or ,.....,,. IAguna Niguel SOME'llUNG S PE CIAL ! Laguna Ni~I Tern.ct. 4 BR. 3 Ba, fam rm.. hl&h beam ctUln,gs, Ip lndlcp lot, sprltilders, out1lde ,' lights, walk to heh. Mut seE'. Open 1-4 dll.Uy. $S5,000. 496-2456 Principles only. NEW 2 BR k den· boule. Panoramic ocean •I e w , 23602 Sidney Bay, Niguel Shores. A private guarded community. Yrly I ea 11 , $425. mo. 644-78SL Lagunai Niguel Overlookin~ J\1onarl'h Bay & Beach. O~•ne1•s h:iVC' USf'd Jots of lile & natural \\'OOds. to give a very warm & in· \filing feehn.I:': step..001\•n liv· ing rm. 1.1•lvaulted bt'am CPiJ.: Jge, tilt' frplc. Forn1al dining rm. w/h('am ceil. & china storage cabinet!!. Pan· eled den has beauli.ful glass· rd 'A·f"f bar "'/sliding glass wall lo patio. 1..g(' kitch. \\·/ brkfst. area: loads of cab· fne-ts & 'A'll.ik-in pflntry. 3 Lnrge btlrms., 3 baths: m~lr, suite has J.lis I.: Hers baihs. The lx's1 of quality matl"r· lals have lM>e-n uSf'd 1hruou1 this home. Beautifully lnd- scpd. w/Jgt-. view pPtios, /1 big ocean view from almost evtry room in the house. This hon1r i11 well pla nnM & very fun('tionnl -t-verythlng in & abou t this property is in xlnr cond. Exl'cul)ott!'s widow se.~s. "sell 00\.\'", •• 11.llkini:: Sl~.000. For tlus chann1ng Z BR. llid('. BAYFRONT BALBOA ISLAND Duplex a\vay. Open lx-amed «1J's. By o~ner • Dovrr Shor('s. for sale By Ov,.ner. Steps to Laguna Canyon area. SpaclO\ls S BR., oonv, ~e.n., bay & beach. r.take offer. at tht' ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER Novembf'r 17th lhru Zlst Please call 6'12·5678, ext 314 belv.'t't'n 9 and S pm to claim you r tickets. !North County toll-fre• number is 54(}.1220t * • • Finer Homes in BC'ach Area ins. Kids & pets, Hunt Bch. Bill Grundy Rl!r. 675-6161 * * * * * * $l?0.7 BR. J1ouse, lrg lot. 393 NIGUEL SHORES-Spacious , ~ fl n . h 4 BR 2 BA / Ramona Way. Will be PLACE REAL TY 49-1.9704 lrg. fam, rm., St>p .. dining Ph. aft 6 pm, 5-U)..2676. 296'9 S. Coasr Hwy., L.B. rm, 4 ho, all c!ec. kJtchen. ~---=---~-..,,~ Balboo Pen1·nsula orse '""nc ' w new Bmadmoor ho u ••, f'vervth1ng. lmmac. Horse, ~•~ho~'-'"-S.~!-&_su_"·----·,3 ,. private beach, 1 uard e d 2 & 4 BR house, u'8.lled in OK. 4 BR, 2 BA. room lor boat gates, tenni!I, ocean view, 4 OCEAN VlE\V & ACCESS. 2 Newly dt>coraled. Pri. beach Income Property 166 Frplc's. :'itany. many xtras. &. dock. &W-6400. BEATS THE STOCKS! 3 BR, 2'~ Ba. Hobby-work DUPLEX, 1 blck lo beach. 18 UNIT shopping center, patlo, nr, V>ater. Until J une RENT-A-HOUSE Partially carpeted, drps. BR. $390 per mo. AvaU ai>- 15\h. 213: i lJ-5316, 246-6395. 63'-2860 $225. 642-M2l prox. Nov 15th. Pb. ' t Corona del Mar *ATTENTION ~V~Ac=AN=T~4~B~R~&-n.n~-.~,~ .. ~t or ~t key trorn Mr. Bates B,-··,~ -~ sount l.loGtMA. CMS. OPEN SUN. 12·4 1246 ·SKYLINE OR. Panoramic vitw trom J.c;e. 4 bdrn1., 3 11.ith, drn hrune. Beanted ct·1l's. 2 Jrplc~. This home has befon $,YJ,500 but has bl't'n . D rasti'cally Reduced TO $j(j.:~IO' room, $69,000. 4M-5364. W. Ne'A'J>Of"I: 3 BR, 2 BA JOO':t leas<!d. Selling to ~tONEY l\1AKJNG ~--~~~----1 e a c h u ~ 1 I , fr p I c 1 , b r e a k up partnershrp. OPPORTITh'lTY JN _L._•_g_u~•-•_N_ig_u_e_i ____ 1 walled patio: fee llf l mp Ip Spendable ol l0.9Cf. on "' BIG Bf:A'R LAKE * OWNERS* College Park Homt. $250. at Broadmoo:r Rome1 1 SO. ol Hiway, 1! bl k beach. \\'c have rental customers per mo. 549-264l. ¥:guna Niguel. -land Good moome •"2 <.JV> ()y.'n ~.,our own Co Ion e I OPEN SUN. l·S . . "".>AN. S90 t:KXI 00\\'n paymt Pricffi O:lmpl furn, 2 BR, 2 BA. for HOl\IBS. APTS & CON-Dana Point Mau Verde ram rm, Cov'd p a I i o , oo·s. Cal! DEANE REAL-CMTter 64:>-4245 ' ' Saunders Country Ft i e d 32452 AZORES ROAD . at less than n"placnnent Panoramic Saddlelmck to San ~JG i:nyo~, i\fod~; 2• 4 BR. cost • $41'5,!XX). ~~~~~1 .• 111~~~~· I::~!~ Dieco view -& ocean too ' pr-n ouse J.s . · present o~'ner to sell. Call Dramatic inside ga°men: Sat/Sun 18 Her m 11a ge 16. EXTilA quah1y resident-Ro~s 1714• 536-IT:\R or &pnrale bdrm &-living Lane, N.B. $88,000, M+-7744. ie.I units ln 11op ~t'wpor1 \'/rilf': SpenCT'r Rf'al E11tate, room "·ing. In el;gant Niguel Owner. area: 9'.M C~p. rate. Xlnt de- To-··<'1'. ·~.000 ·-OPEN HOUSE l·S SUN prec1at1on fa c!or. $15.~ P.O. Box 282S, Big Bf!nr ''" ..,,, · Do _, cl home 1n Lakr. Calif. Laguna Niguel Realty 1966 San Bruno (The 'BluUsl "'i'.: or "~ ear -~==""°='°"'=.-- 830-5050 499-1344 AHrac split level twnhse 2 c.xcTHn~e.IRWIN CO. READY TO GO? BR 2 BA 128 500 644--6528 Join 1he BEST team in the SOMEIBINGSPEC I L ! ' . ' . . Realtors last growing 1('mporary help Laguna Niguel Te • 4 Newport Heights GJO Ne,v por1 Center Dr. indusiry. Turn key opera- , lg beam Ncv.·porl Bt-ach GM-6111 t\on. Available 001\.'. Xlnt loc ce ilingi;, lg I 5C' lot, CHARl\,.ING 3 BR hof'!le.1-~.4-"P~L'E=x'""'ss"o"'ooo'"'--& hi~h earning potential. !lprinklen:, outsid 1ghls, bt'am olng w/us~ bnck Good I ' \\le train. SSOOO Cash l"t'Q'd . lk 1 "-h ,1 1 n.... frplc, fam rm, xlra lgP Jot. ncome "n o"" .. us see_ vp<Cn .__ k d . ., S h d I incl v.·orking reserve. Call 1 , d 1 . ". 000 ,_ .,56 .,.,aut. ept y , 1mmac conu. c e u e .,_ Olf .., a1 ). -1\>;i, • .,""""" $l3,950. &\~5J22. Costa Mesa for appt. 645-3691 °"s1 · Pr1nc1pl es cinly. ice Temporaries, l&lS Nr1v- =='°"=='"==--oc-==I••*• CHAR~t!NG, older, JOE FORTIER RLTY. port Blvd .. c .:<.1. OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN SPAN ISH 1>lucco, 2 BR, 6Hi-3"10 OCEAN VIEW PARTNER Garage & laundf"Y. 6 mo TY, Rental Div, SJS.T:ai. SPECTACULAR vlev.·' o I lease, no pets. 675--&180. Sl6S l\lOBILE Home, 2 BR, h.a"rbor & coutijolt. 3 BR, 2 CHINA Cove, furn, 3 BP., 2 partly fum., patio, fncd BA, huge rec. room, 2 BA h!, \'U of bay/ocean. 2 yard, kids/pets OK, ulil . frplcs. ultra mad. ki tchen, frpl, patio, i;undk $42i pd. Lease. 53&-8360 or lrg fented yd. Ll!&se ~. 544--6130 !IGS.-5914. mo. Avail 1/1/72 or sooner. 49&-9146 Costa Mesa Free Rental Service Sh 3 Bd 2 B h ! bl! 2 BR. 1 BA. Cape Cod, nr $l:t:,..N!:'wly painted. Nr J7th p ' a, 6 ag cp · J\1arina. New Bathroom. & Sa•!a A•-Av•. 2 B•. ins, fellCCd yd, pets & child-" "" " • OK B · 1225 / New Bltm, $225/mo. 34042 liar. Fncd yd.· No pets. ren · a.rgain P m. El Encanto. Dana P t. can ..,3530. Walker & Lee, RJtn 8424455 ......... 11.ft 5, {l) 835-454ti. COMPLETELY , .... n horn". 2 3 BEDROOM plus Large '" .,_ Yard SI85 Jlt'r mo n 1 h, Fountain Valley Br., l Ba. Avail Dec. L Broker 546-0022 Open Eves. $22.5. 612·7997. LUXURY 3 BR twnl\se, 1 BR l~u~P. partly turn. $90., _B_•_l_bo_•_P_e_n_in_•_u_I_•___ plush crpt, rlrps, patio, Dbl 1 -gar, Nr pool. $225 mo. .-..... LI 8·7215 Nf'ar Bay &. Beach, brand 962-2326 Laguna Beach new 3 BR, 3 BA $450 mo. .. 673-6450 * 3/5 BR, 2 BA. rec room, Jrplc, redec ln k ou!. R-2. g UNITS, furn. on thE' beach, NE\\' 2 Br, rlf'n. 3 & $26,000. By Owner 645-1446. N'A'PI Bch. $150,000. Good Active "''1 $JO.OOO CASl f THE OLD 3131 1 Caribbc>an F'OR LT. MANUFACTURING irplc, bltns. lge yard. near Z BDR1\I, 1 Ba, garage, cpts, gchool, 968-4576 aftE'r 6 PM. drps, all appliances. $250. \\'ill Con~id1>r Trad(' Newport Shores fine. Prmc. only 644--4~ Gtoneral business bnck~nd REDWOOD ~ 21 ~2 1------·------t Rltr. · 4;i~·!l'i~ or I 31 OL 5-CVJ TAX-BEATER .-,--....,. • ...,.--=---:--:~6~1 pref<"m'd. First year'5 1n. HOUSE O\\'NER: 3 br, 2 ba. , lrg kit, $36,500 Industrial Property 1 8 1-ome 11hould exceed S:l0.000. For 1nterv1r\V \Vri1f' dttssi-'THIS unique ''Olde House·· frplc. newly painlcd, nu Ta.x·bea!tt or a greal family M-1 BLOG. $30,000 fit'd Ad #'2RQ, Dally Pilot, is locatt'd on 1 h e OCEAN shag crpt, nr heh. $34,000. ..A _...... 4 BR 2" I 2<,, f . d bid B j " C 'I <JOE OF TilE Hl\VA Y &l2 21s; 24zrs La-H 1rvme, ......... my ., 11 • ,,.., sq. I. )-OUng in . g. P .O. ox .}6(), osla 1~ PM, • ~ . -~. ermosa. bath, mrner lo t. play yard & olrl house on 100' x i20· Ca . 926~. EASY BE AC H ACCESS, )Tly lease. 67J...5238. Huntington &each Corona del Mat " $200. i\10 BILE Home-, 3 BR, T CE 1 .. -.3 2 . 11ii. Ba., crptd, sundeck & NI • ge. ijR.. ba. lov.er patio, kids/pets OK. Util duplex. Ocean aide of hwy. pd. Lease, 536-8360 or $300 month. nco •914 *lM..\lACULATE! 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath. 2 FRPLC'S. Bl.t-tM. Lease $250/mo. A\fail WI!. · • Ph.~ Newport Beach OPTIONS TO BUY 3 CHOICE HOMES THE BLUFFS leases With Options * PRThfE end unit loca.tion. · 3 BR. 21.oi baths, famlly kitchrn: 2-sty. living rm. plus 4Q} sq. ft. sundeck. Nearly"')new· barely used. Green~t frontage; doee- by pool. $450 Per month £: option at M.2,500. * nIE Popular "Tri na" 1tyle home. 3 BR., 2% bathl, greenbelt loc, .,,;th "11nap" bay vie1•. Lo\fely shq car. peting. Pin clean &: waiting. $450 Per month &: optioo at $4£.000. Lido Isle plus patio. LeasM at $300 choice Cos~ i\ff'sa site. -'----=P~A~R"T=N~E~R;:----LESS TIIAN 200 YDS. TO month. Room to build more. THE Sk'l'D. Shtuled by age DELIGHTFUL 2 BR. home.[~-~~'=·~---,--=~ Large patio & yard. Near 2 BDR.i\lS., nr park. W/\V * THE "Bonita" plan. 3 BR. Nord W aterfront University Realty Wesley N. Taylor Co. sn.ooo cash rpquircd for ac· old tret"s. Det<1iled and im- RUSTIC HOME Br.i nd nf!W 5 BR., 4% be.tbs, 3001 E. ~!. Hwy. 673-6:i"IO . Realto~ live or inactive inH~rest. Ac· """ing lll"Chitrcture 1v/t>x!er-Beaut1fuJ C'.lrnrr lot nr. Sr. rll'f'k & dock, on Lido Nord. . , ..1 1ivc participant wtU rc«1ve ,...,~ ll!gh School. The chnrm of ~197;500. San Clemente 2111 San Joaqu1 Hills R\'· s3oo. ,vkJy ·sal. 10 start + iorof CUJ\1BERS0~1E Bayside Dr. $275 mo. drapes. No pets. Clean. 2 Ba. I-level, ex • model ALSO -Balboa Island ·Gardener & u·ater paid. For hon1e. 3 Patios. Completely rentals available appt, (2131 339-78!2 aft 6 finished garage. ShOwroom ""txid J"!:l'CVa1l;o; thruout thi~ 40 F I L I Ne1vport Center 644-4910 ShOJ't' of profit. 65\i. fully \\'OOD PLANK JN SHfP. 3 bd 2 l h I ''-""'tfh oo o LARCE 2 BR, 2 BA home, -· LATI I DESIGN. HEAVY rm., in\ K)~ d bram 3 BR ... 3 r-l·. l•m ··m., ·I-• 10 lots for Sa le . 170 secured. Nauonnl 5-1rl t' .s Salisbury Realty 613-6900 I "p~m~·--~~~--~ oond. Vac&nt &: inviting. S28S/mo Lge 3 Br, 2 }}a dbl 3 Br condo, 1~ ba, pools, Offered at $450 per month, frpl. patio, bllns. gar. clubhouse, pat1o, garage ,,,., optio n at $43,500. unu~ual flon . Sci" ll 'rn<...i.i!~ !So lh t .,.. ~ • .._ v"" Company for m&nufacturing ~!AKE ROOF1..INES. y,r; 1od · iced at $~t950. r>~(' '1' \I pa 10· beach. 2 car gar. 128 FORCED to scll. Large lot concern can do $500,000 1st CABLED PEAKS, all "'ealh· Child/~ ok. 67>.3708 eves storage, nr the beach. ! MUST SELL .. An unu!\Ual h!'>mr d('~1gnNI of redv.·ood & i:ta!t!'. ne~1le1i-1n tilt' f(l()th1ll" r>f L.t1.::una. An open ftthiil!: prr,·1111! in tlnli 3 bdrrn., 2 ha1h ronlf'mpor· ary home. AJ1'k1 rx: $38,jOQ but, , n1akr nlfrr~ REAL EX Real Estate 917 Glrnn{'yn,•. Lacuna 494-8561 $29,950 2 Bedroo1n, 11i 00.th honw on spacious <.'()1111tr;. lo)! Largf' fa mtly k1!chr11. J}('~m ed t~iling. F1rrplaC1'. r11111:h sty\fo Porch ({Ill u"' ,t. 11r '1I tak<' you dn1~·n a d1rr road f,, o\•er a woodl'ri br1d~e to see 'th!~ country homr. AO/an REAL ESTATE 1190 Glenneyre SI. 4M·!H73 :..4~316 EMERALD BAY Spec1acutar ocean ''tf'"' from • spodowl hilltop home, 3 J.ct. bdrm& .• convtt1. dt>n, ~p .. dining rm.: play room with ftplc.. \11ew deck • $98.500. Turner Associetes U05 N. Cols! Jiwy . 1-oa 494-11 77 Anyt1!11t TOP OF \\.'ORLD CllA R.\1· ER • 3 BR, f•m rm, 2 balh•. w I 1() x s.1' dttk 6 Creal Vlc'-i SlT.&00. ~ti or ltaff w/ Of!Oon Owl)t.T. 414-3.181. O'I' C9&--t2!(1. ' .1"1 G,,,QOO, d RI Gavio1n. 492-9442 or 8TI-89.JG. nr. Dan11. P oint Marina. White vear. ca 11 Mr. Lucia, f'rcd by the sal1 air of the 1 run y, tr. -· . · · 'II 1• d N"" r"J~ ..,..61 BY Owner 3 BR 2 Ba o. v.·ater vif':"" Best offer over G~S.3.180 10 to "4 da!Jy, i;t'a. . ... ,(!1'~1 r •o u ... ,.,,,. ' ' ' J9 f 6 p;\f ?lfa.o:.si1·e li1-. rm. in ''CHA\\.f. · ' vifv.'. 403 .C::. Ave. San Juan. $10,000. 830-39 a t 1 + Nf'w Li~nna * " BERED NAUTILUS" d~· 4 Br. 3 Ba fiOX90 $77,500 l ,9QO. Terms. 544--4294. * $6,500, A l I utilities in. BUSJN&SS SCHOOL siitn. h a s ?<IAHOGANY & i1•knd. ~ 96B2-098£R oil! 5 pd·m. " BA /.~~ RUSTIC 3 bedroom & den, 2 " • crp s, rps, • . &. ·~· hlrh. bit-ins. f Ire P 111 ·c e . !encetl yard, 2 car garage. ,:Sf ~.' .. '.'. !f{{ "'alk to town. Agt. 675-4930. S250. 19072 Stingray Ln. v I Br, 3 Ra 70X88 $125,000 San Juan Capistrano CAN BUILD NO\Y, --=--.~1\INr:o \\'Qn O PANEL- 4 Br. •I 8:1. 90X88 $135.000 PLACE REALTY 494-9nM TO BU.Y OR LIOO REAL TY INC. ~~~nis~R~~M ~~0• ~~udctl Moµnt aln, Desert, SELL A BUSINESS ~~G~~~u;oX~00~~~ 673--6578. 2 Bdrm Duplex. Frplc, Stove. !' ", ?CU. ly 6-"0 Goldenrod. Gar. 644-i392 LOVELY 3 BR, b eau t ~ . 33n V11'1 Lido ..,..., R rt 17·• HOLLAND BUS. >·1~n° '-oz ,· LOG E ves. 4 nbrhood, crpts. drps, a ir-2-114 Vista ~ Oro cori<J, elect kitch, sprinklen , Ne~'l)Ort Bea.ch 673-7300 gardens beamed ceilin~s & eso ~ SALES ,JVV ·"'· 'l. • ' -~ BURNING .lo'rREPL .. \CE in ~~~:""'~~'""'""'""'"I J\lnf'led df'n .'All l'nd charm ***BIG BEAR LAKE "The Broker with Empa1hy" red brick desi.i;n, Huge Bay SIG HOUSE. • • to lh1s lovely casa In San Put )'tlur 'SKIS" in this m 6 Orange Al'f' .. (:.'.\1. ii·indo\.\'s framl' an OUT- • • .SMALL PRICE Jue.n Capistrddano. Pla~ili;o lflr'gt! A·frame ca.bin on a &I~ 4170 540.ooos evf':. STANDING \l!E\V Of' THE I BR, 3 ha., rlin. mi, Bonu.~ rou can a ontdo cas y,. view lot, Only $17,700. E·Z INVESTORS WANTED OCEAN & CATALI:"\A IS.. rn1 4;-c J 1 S61 500 Now jus t tv.'O be room. terms. Call ROS! ( 714 ) LANDS. Tilt' mslr. bdrm, • · 0 · ' • batru & den. -.""!"•'' or ··-l!o·. $""""'"" Liml!C"d partnership • ln\'esr-..,.,.. ...., .,., ~· """' JOO"' suite alone is o~·er 20 It. in hoWaRl> laweoo Jri. ASKI NG $46.000 !teal Estatt', P.O: Bo~ 2828. ment ·;~ fll('('\JIY'ff, Tni't'St-length. .. • aeul(OQ CAP15rMNO VALLEY Big Bc:lr Lakl", Calif. . ntent plu!i 10'1~ gain 00 days $300. MO.-~!ti Vin Lido SiS-4562 REALTY or ll"Ss. $10,000, min lnvt>!lt- ,\IUST ~C'll this \.\'f'eki. 1.;::;,ooo 31501 Camino Capiltrano Out of State Prop. 178, int. ;\lust qua.J ify. CPA re-Through Jut~ 31/th. 1971. ..... port a\'ail. Jl'.'of CRAIG 171•1) Completely furntshc>d in. or lwst offer. 3 Br. 2 ba, 40' 493-1124. ARIZONA 538-2'"£5. chirling cooking utrnsilC Lci- 1oL 6';3-TI85. BEAUTlJ.''UL 11panlsh style Large level lots. '~'iltC'r, prr.\'--"-M'-'O=-"N~E=Y~-M-A_K_E_R_S-1 rated et 174 N}'"S Placr, Mesa Verde homE', by owner (bclna tr, good roads. $795 full Laguna 8£'11ch. See be11,•een Co1ta M esa 3 BR. 2 BA. l&e fam rm • kit. Spac liv rm w/trplc, din rm .. pool 15 x ~ "'/di,._ tng board, brick BBQ, b&r & ttd\.\·ood furn. Bi&: crpld pool table 1i:t~ playroom \Y /bar on cul -de -u c In Colll.'gt' Plll'k, $300 rrio. on yrs lt a&e. 5-1.8-3446 o r .,....,... e HARD to Beal·2 BR, cpt\11, drps, encl gar, Jdds/pet $140. ~LA Rtnltl• e 645'3900 ... ~ -transferr~). 3 "!O old, l price. Easy trrms. Fl'('(' pie-* HEACTH FOOD SI'ORE 10 A.i\I.-~ P .l\t. BEAUTJJ."UL R ('_pub 11 c BR. 3 BA, film rm, lormal IUl'f'S, maps. \\'ritr Elm<'r * HD\\'E & SPORTING 494-5042 • \\'OW! SJ'lgi!I Vt'elcome. ! hrlmr, •J Br .. 2 bn. fam rm. l\v rm, convf'r!t-,flon pll Butler. Box 486, Kingman, GOODS or call Ol\'11~ B I d kid / I $ 'O !lOCl Ov. 546-8594 r, cp s, rps. s pc . 1 •• • 'Tier. · w/frplc, + rumpus rm. Ariz. 86-IOI. • BOOh'S'roRE + GIFTS \Vlh'TER rentat, 2 hr turn $150. Mias ion Viejo cplJ/drps, 'blfln~. \\'Ir Real Estete Wanttd 184 ED RIDDLE REALTOR frplc. yd &: dost" to to,vn. ALA Rentals• 645-3900 ~ M>ltl!.ner, 2 car 1o:ar. lge ftnc. 6*6-8$11 (Al!k for Van) ..,.,._ mo. Call 497-1&18 ,,·-. *VA & FHA TERMS* .io6"" .. ., U.f~fACULATE 3 BR. 2 BA. r·' 11 rd, 5 min to bch. . CASH ONLY . RE c TAURANT. Le.guna.'1 Lido lslo 0 .. A_ .___ <l" ~9..., ~ Frplc. blln!, di.sh,vshr. cpt•, ""ncr '""" ..,,,,,." tran,,ifc!11'N1 4""""' 11. r-0 • you·· 10! Jn Ne-or mo1t popular, u n l q u e -.,.°"""'"°''""""'"°'.,....,..._ 1 d · u h I " • • ~,,...... -Igo patlo, lovely fe ncM yd. $235. ~3318. 6+4·1133 At1YTThfE \VALK to beach. 3 BR 2 BA, BEAUT. Mode.m Townhauie, best area. $260. "Jack" Ag!. 3 BR, ~~ BA. Fri>lc, patio, 847-9604 Eve: 962-6889 pool, 2 car gar, all bltlns, E XCEPTJONAL value, 3 crpts, drapes. Lea.H $295. BR, 2 BA, tam nn, nr 846-5991. Brookhunt & Adams. ~ "B~E~A~C~O~N-=e~,-y,....,,2"""B<l"'""rm-.. -1·I mo. 528-3567 aft 6 P:-.t. ba, !rplc. Yearly Jea1e $300 3 BR, 2 Ba. crpUdrps, lrp°k, mo. dsh"·shr. bltns. $240.· Nice Mr. RobiMOn yard. 963-1619. 3 Br, 2 ba, '1en, pallo, p\1! yard, \'ard can. $225 mo. 962-9805. Irvine FAMILY HOME ml Sq. Ft. '4 bedroom, 2\1 bath, family room, 2 car g11.r11~. Availabl& now on year1 least • SlSO. month. DAVIS REALTY 6-U-71XlO BLUFFS ClJSTOi\UZED 3 &: ·~ Df'n & dining, 3 BA, Bnyfront. Unexcelled view, 50Xl6 deck, + dining patio, S500 mo. Owntr. 499-m 4 HARBOR View 2 br & eonvt. den, 2 ba, -..·/w cri>t. drp1, bltns, patlo, 'lrp!c, coaun. pool. $350 mo. Evts A •'knch:. ~173. 3 n 11.~10\l.5 10 M' 1 s ~JIG Jll e -Homes Costa l\ll'SB, mugt be zoned rcstnuranf. Com p I e t e I y BAYfRNT 5 BR. 3 BA, furn. r-;r. major •hopping, all charmulS: :1 brdroom home For Sale 125 for du plex or triplex ~ al.so <'<IUiPl Xlnt Joe. S~.000. Avail. 4-3 mo. $8()(), mo. ,.~'-. ~ mo. I••"· Call YEARLY nntal. 2 BR l•ir.'3ted bt'st a.l'l'a ot ~U~ion I'' OOO Brl!U ~--A ,~ "!2l '-'IUUl.3 • ......, Oceanfront. c.au A t1 t ta, 1--------.. oldt'r homes 1ha1 can bt' l.'l'OS! lncomt, ,..,, do1\'n. nio......... 1'1. ,,,...., -!14g,.1783 alter 4:30 p.m. or \\'E lfAVE OTHERS \'1t'jo. O!\'LY O:\'E YEAR NEW ADULT PARK iorn do\\'ll forncwconstrUc-Realonomla. Bkr. 67rt-6700. Newport Beach wkfnd11. J onta Rll)', 673-QtO, x.>1 Ol.U. Hallf CUSTO.\t !)RAP-HunUnglon ArbQr ;\1ob1le tion. DRY Clranlng Pickup 1hop r----------1 ====='°"'°"-:"°'= W. &lbOI, N.B. ~"'S 1.C: .CARPETS throout. Home P11rk. Fac11lt.ll's In-W11l le8se back unftl you ce.n San , Clcmentt, major mkt • O:'-l' TitE Jk>arh . Spac EXCEPTIONALLY CLEA.'l SPAC oceanfltlnt home, 4 nJf'Utonnl llllnd$Ct!pl~. rludr Jo.ru1.:r.1, card rm, find nev.· hornc. Stale loci!.· Oft ~39 _0601 Bar h. All utll incl $100, ·!BR. 2 na:colltJe Park BR. 2~' BA, d in nn "'51), 1""'1tlc vl('w to( ''llllrr . Pric· ~IAT\', 1}Uldoor BBQ, pool, tion, tor site, prlct & phOne ~:~. tt. ALA Rentals e 645-3900 home • LAra:c lamlly rm.. "SL'i'CE 1946., mo. Yrty. 646-M02 67J..0983 l"l~ Ill only $.10,900. . blll1ard rm. ~hulUebQard I~ nun1btt blk double: gar41t, nice 11 \\' Ba k . KATELLA REAL TY dl\·JJua.J rnrtC"rlng. Pel M!c-Act le.st a, our t:ash budRet ES"I'BL'D In!. D rs! Ii': n e QUTE'l"Rclrt"at·I Br. steps }'l!f.rrlJ. J250. prr mo. Call 5 U~=lt'/ ~at~ldg. Newport Heights e 837-9400 e •1011. 19.\j() \Var(l l)t., Hntp iii llmi'ed to lO purCM3t• Buslnc8g. Nf'\\'l)Ort Q<.':)Ch to Bay & Bch. Vtll Pd. t IZ'i. 546-5880, 1-ltritai ir R e al Days ll:J.OIOI . Ninhts $115-Qulet Adults. no pell. 2 '"' n01.U C'\'f'S. 9G'·969'1, loll Btnch, 968..CH\ 0, •• ,.. :t!'l!a. (213) ~1576 kfter fi ALA Rentals. 645-3900 ~E"'',c";::";c·o:',,~="o-Ec.•=C·tt:-.... 1,___1 • BR N•w ,.,. bl' •-" " ;::: ~I"" • --· ma, ....:am tree. or t'111f oollf<'I.' ~IOBJLE horntr l. a au n R \Vrite P.O. Box 151.), NOV.'-__ ,_m_. _____ ... ·~--ICONSIDER f'Pn tlng s-ml hse CHEERFUL 2 BR hllUae, rr·s Bealb OOU.1 time. Bia·' ="~;_H~"'~·,.,..H~'"";--'·-64...,:1-~l!;-1~4~· ~I 3 BR. 2 Ba. L.. Pnt homP on Beach, OCfan \~CW. prime porr Reach. CANOY ,\JAchlQe• lor rtnl. on 33rd to quir!. \\'Orking gar, d r p 1, 1to\1efrefrl1. atsl 11electlon evtT! See the 1 Far that lltm undtr $50, rulodr-1111". S:30.!m ar oU~r ll)Ca!l(ln, Adult p: a r )c " I\ Jl(lOlt 1\'1Jftt ad lt a ~ $5 rio. AIN"nd)' t,n ~!labllsh-('()Uple, )'ta r I Y $180. $145. 773 '-''• W 111 o n • DAILY PILOT OUlll1td tey the Pe:ney Plncbtr WJU tro.de. 830-61i2. 499-111~1 lnvtatment ed place. 64&-2815 MS-SJJO 6i3-M. ~li2S. •ctlon nowl For bnt ftllllfJ! to.am , _______ _ J ' • , ; • a • • . . \ • Sat\rlaf, "°"-6, 1'171 DAllY PILOT 31 [ ~~~1~~~1------1~~~~~~~~~~' I~ : .... ,., ... ~ . .,. I ~ I _. ........ -11•11 '!~"'1'·::. .. ,. ll•l 11 ., .. ,,.,.,M • .,. 11 ~1 '''""''""'M''"' I ~ ! ••""''""'M""' li ~l I l'-;;;•;;;•";;;'"";;;';;;";;;'M;;;'';".:.:;1•~11 ';;;.;";'';"'';"';'';M';'";';;;'';;;"~l Houses Unfurn. 305 • [ I ';::::::::::;-;:;:::::~'---l:A::p::I•:· ,:F..;u::;r•:::·:__ 360 Apt1, Furn. , 360 Apt•: Furn. 360 Apt1. Furn. 360 Corona d•I Mar 1 'Nowport Shorts -General 'Cost1i ,Mt1a Costa M••• Newport Beach 3 SR. lam rm, 2 BA. Cpts · Apt. Uni"'"· 365 Apt. Unlurn. ,..;..----~-C 01 ta Mesa :16.5 Apt. Unfum. ------1 Coste Mesa ====I Cost• Me•• 365 .bltna:. WaJk 'a; .d~1. 1 ~ ReAt Beautlf~l Furniture LIVE' LIKE A KING --e BRAND NEW e .,.~v •· h' "· II & for a& htUe AS COr.fPLETELY tum. l Br. l BR, 2 BA •Pis ,w/ di.s.h\\'r, .,. HARBOR VILLA ~·-c~.~963~'",,m. po ten. ONE MONTH A t Budget Pr"rc esl. 11pt. No pr-ti . 131 Fll'M·tt d -• ,..., ,,_.. huge. osets, priv patio, Ap1irtments • * * • El Puerto Mes• Apt1 CHILDREN \ • • • l'IEW • • •· r' FliRNisiiED-St., C.~t. $110/mo. 646-78&3. heated pool, billiard r1n, ja-ON TEN ACRES $l20 to $l50 San C1•mtntt I I , h UN~~"ISHE" NICE' l & 2 Br -1-ltrs "l cuzzi & bbq '1. AW. UTIL-' 2 * * * * 1 Bedroom Apta. 1----------comp et wit ~u•u• .... J • ''" • i'' JTIES PAID. ~ •t 20102 1 A BR. Furn, A Untum. These are tops if you •RARE lnd~:l BR~StOve, your 100'}'. & UP. 13~~_'1~~h St. Sirch St (nr Orange Coun-flrepl•ce1 I pr\v. paOoc. prefer quiet living &. VILLA PEDRO Apts $130 le up Ind. utJlll!es, Also turn. Pool It R•cre11lon 11.N!a, Quiet \Envlronmrnt. Oft slrt>rt parkinr. Nctt!hll- dr'f'n, no pels. refr. encl gar. kids. 130. Purchase Option * POOLS ly Alrpo.rt, J.Ullt \V. of Pal-fools Tenn\1 Contnl'l Bktlt. privacy. J & 2 BDRM ~~A Rentals e 64 3900 Ind. Item selt>ction. * ENCLOSED BACHELOR 11pt. priv patio, isade!I Rd). r.tgr 5574246. 900 Sea Laf\t, CdAt 644-26U w/ pitio, compl R• J UST FINlSHED • BY THE Sea·2 Br, ,,., .• _ J4 Hour Delv. GARAGES ho1 pra1e & rtfrig, $100. 1 BDRM, util paid, 11-. 1 (lilacArthur nt CoMt Hwy) decorat•d. Ne'w shan ... "' CUSTOM *CONVENIENT Covt>red stor. 1re11. 540-6761. "" • refr, encl gar, klds/pel. TO ALL BEACHES quiet tenant. 675--4633 Satur-LUSH cpt, refrig, 'range, c1n. crpt'g , bit-ins & drap- Sti per-Comfor.table-Quiet (101 2 BR, 2 Full BA • Must see 10 appreciate Npar N.e11i•porl Bal'k Bay, !K'hoohi, park.<1, Y~fCA. Boy'1 Club, ~l'loppg, Inv)'!, etc. Gas heal . gas rookin~ enrl 11i•ater, all l)llid. MO/MO trorn SIRS. 2332 Eldl'o see or rill! 1\fanagt'r Barbara Dav- , l.s &15-1182 .. SI50. Furniture Rental FROM $I lS MONTH I ·-D.,.•n_,•=P:'.o:':lnt:-::-:--c--day only. 1 br + .slud,·. Yrly, $21,;, es . Lrg Pool & lndry ALA R.nl.I •• 64'3900 517 W, 19th, C.t.f. 548-3481 rm • ronvono'ont t ~ * 1 BR. modern 11pl br11i·n furn if dt>sired. Util pd, • ~ 0 ''°'="""';-c-""7",.,-;-=-~ Anaheim 774-2800 ADULTS PLEASE ** SINGLE, TV. pool, -ts h ' Adj I F . Altio Garages Jo'or Rent 1959-1961 Me.pie Ave, Cosla Mesa J.BR. 2 BA, dsh\•h~. 0-view, 1-------:.:C.= "" oct'an & bay. $lj0/mo. adlts, no pt.s Nov. li s op g. · o a•r-~dults 0 n l y. $265. mo. Balboa Island VILLA1.POMO NA,' c~~~~~:tarina Inn, J4lll Yearly. Call 67;;...sJ74. 6~i-9890 v;e; Hospi~~I in back FAIRWAf VILLA APTS. Ava il Dec. I. S«-429-t. W!Nl'ER rental. l Br. 2 g,a. {1760 Pomona Av£".) STEPS to beach, lrg. 2 BR. I BR P11r1ialiy furn. Nc11i·ly 0 arrow ty at 2621 Condoml'no'ums Slop to th .. Bay. l'M. ,.... Hul)jington Beach bfoan1 ceil., llnpl, bltins. decorated. Nr. Sh o P. Ii: Harbor Blvd. Ph. Days .... .,...... ,,.. 1 BR. furn apt. SC'nior !,.-.,-'...,--------557 9049 Eves & S 320 eluding utl!llies. SlB5. 6•12-3490. center. Adults. 4 9 9-14 6 O • •· , un Unfurn. citi;cens. Ground level, in· $135. LCE mod 1 Br. Cpts., ~~~~-~----1 A?il/Pt\I ,,.546-9081 . 1---------~'-1Winton Real Esta!~ 6Th-333l sul11ted panel heat, privat~ dr(ls, redcc. nr ocean. 218 l BR.~:anlrnnt, 3't'3.rly · ""!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'.,;, ... General I BR. furn. Sundeck. Sl.35 encl furn patio. revolving Chicago 5~150618•7-5169 $15 o. lncl. utirs. 2 BR. I Ba, frplc, irg 1rr * * l·LA-G-UN--A--Ro-y-&1-,--,-,.-,-t,·I mo. Yrl y. l middle-aged she\l ttlrig, ne1v stove, BACHELOR APT. 75-16'12 Agent rovercd Pll!io. So. of h11i)'. BEN GARRETT 2 & I BR's EL CORDOVA Prlva1e P'tk>, pool -lndlv. laundry tac. wafer view, 2 br, 2 ha. $-l50 person. X).nt Joe. Quiet. parkini. No pets. No smok-SlOO. 646-2G87 2 BR, 11 blk f.rom o;l'an. $175 !~~j59~0• lmined. OCC1.Jp. 24771 Winterwood Dr. lease. 499-1073 673-7397. ini::. Extra qu(et. SllO/mo. mo . 1 ="-==~-~~c-=-El Toro Apts. Near Oran1e Co. A1rpart • flo'ew 1 & 2 BR Luxury Aptii. UCJ. Adult• only. Huntington Beach LARGE 3 BR, 2 BA, frplc, 173 Delmar, CM . 642-7696 Lagun,a Beach . Cal 892-4936 2' BOR~1' nr beaCh. Bltru. You 11~ the winner of . ! nr So. Bay, newly redec. 1 MO'S FREE RENT 1-,-25;....~"~U-R-N--B---1-· 1ri100ERN 1 BR .. priv. patio, pool. 5225. _Also pent~use 2 1lckfot1 to the Dshwhn, Xlra clO!'iets It cu p. 20122 Santa Ana Av.. boards, luxury sh11g crpt'&., Mar, Mrs. Joachim, Apt S·A 3 BR. 2 BA, w/w cpt g drps. Call 675-3288 or 632-766.5'. NASSAU PAL.\IS Studio~ N:a~ Be:~hh ~oro ~ carpor1. 11dult5. no pets. a pt. $250. 675-5~. 675-l535 Orang• C.ounty ~~~s~21petz. $175/mo. \VINT.ER rental. 1 Br. furn. 177 E. 22nd St. 642-3645 Responsi ble employtd Adul!. St lO. 2620 Avon 67J....606fi. BEA1UT. Unlq~~ !1Br, 21,t1,ba, lnternation•I beaut. rec facll & POOL. ~5 Adults • No Pf'IJS. VILLA CORDOV · Elec. bltns: Sn! t nc. util Shady Japanege Elms -Pool 4M-4200. Newport Heights frp, beam Ct' • tns. B to Auto Show Laguna Be11ch \Vinton }\ea! Estate 675-&331 _l BR. S150 FURN hf'n ch. $28.'l. 673-5548. lit lhl' 2011 a,.,.1. Sr. &12~470 _A e SUPER 2 BR• B 2 Br. $165 FURN' BACH . A·ptz ·at Crescent CLEAN 1 or 2 Br. Adlts, no 2· BR PENTHOUSE bltns ANAHEIM 2 BDRMS., $250 Mo. fan-alboa Peninsula -Boal -Camper Storage Bay. $135. Up. Uti111. color pets, Jg kit. $1 25-$150. 2421 dshwhr, fplc It. 1~ndecks: CONVENTION Park-Like Surrounding Month. to Month. S17G QUIET • DELUXE Ca11 Hea1.Gas Cooking- tastic view, with pool. LARGE 1 BR furn p . SUPER T BR. T.V. 49-1-2508 or 675-4:fi7. E. 16th St NB 646-1801. 67~2291.. CENTER .. PLACE REALTY 494-9704 Pt. Pvt. pa!io, \\'i~ ce:;:,~ Lo\'Pl}' furn ituno, Frigidaire 1 Br·" Rarage close to shpg 1 Br. furn apt, no child':r=on::-::or:lo2~B~r-. -.~11-,~1,-,-.-,k~ir-ch<~o. Novcmhf>r 17rh thru fut Please call 642·567!t, t>Xt 31 4 btt'1.recn 9 and !'i pm lo daim your tlckrt.~. !North County roll.free nun1ber Is 540-1220! • * * 1-2 & 3 BR APTS Gas Hot \\'tr, ALL INCL.. Pr.• pe.Hoz * H!d Pools 2323 Eldrn Ave., CM. Newport Beach 11dult11 only. Lse 'hi June or appl's, lrO!'it free refrig. & beach, north end, $190 ~rs. 2·10:'112 1 1 6th St, NB . G11.ragt, laundry. 1' r I y EASTBLU"" Town"·o. N"'" Sepr. $180. 644--6016. Qnttn st bed . Crpts drps. yrly. 499-1708 Call &16--4£,64. lraS<", Sl ~. 675-0945. .. .. ,..,. <;VY 2220 Elden. Adult&. si.50 mo, 2 Br & converL den. 2\h Ba, BEAUTIFUL fur n apt, J BR, 64&Jl2'7S. Newport Beach Santa Ana OELUXF: Duplex 2 BR, 2 cpb, drps, bttm. $360. 2 BA + den, frpl. · p;orch. B 1125 2 B $1 L ,,,, ON THE BEACH BACll'LDR •"prs bv th• d•Y· Ba. 323 Ja67~1.!1~",,~·.2 1"°· ~ase & Ref's. 213 : \\'inte r rates S 2 2 5 /mo , l r . - r 50. rg. ,,,... •• ,.,•,, •-·th.' Ut·,.1_ •i~~~~·--~..,.,,........,,,,--.,.-:l5l-051i7. 646-82ll. · Ideal for Bachctor. Poo!. Lowt>r duplf'x. Comp!f'Tely ,,...,, Adlts only. 1993 Church furn, cvrry1hing. l BR + linrns furn. 3225 \Y. 1st. S.A. 2 BR ·r"·nh!W, bllns, d1h1,·hr, NE\V' executiv(! condo 3 Br. B2AYBV!E 1 W250 1 UBril. lpdl1i0 & $175. 548-9633. den. i\farrled cp!e. No child-\near Harbor\ 531-0429 rt'fr\g ll val!. 2 carports. ••,' B•. I• th • Blu~s $4~ . r. . t · Beach, ..,,., o pol s~ $!9-673-4447 5~7 8717 .. • , .1" u':ns ':'.7 420'~ pier. parking. Adults . 303 E. CLEAN 1 br, gas & '''lltt-r ~e; 547~641~"" _PE'r mo. Apt. Unfurn. 365 .i. . • " - mo. 8\al · · a.1 • Edgev.·ater (1) 871-2S66 · paid. Crpl/drps. bltns. Nr. -~~"=--0""==--1 UNFURN 2 UR. nr beach & aft 6 • · . ·occ Ad 1 1 LIDO SHORE• General h ' $IR'" m • $%5 WK & Up .• On Ocean • u !.o; on y, no pets. ~ s opp 11:. .1 Pf"r o. SUS 540-9722 Bayfront • S.18-5003 • Townhouse Unfurn. 335 l.ovrly Bach • 1 BR -Rooms · · · Studio apts. r.taid service. 1-----..-----, Maid Service. Pool. Util Pd. •.Bach.For uni. $110 up ~I C I TV s~' U VEN DOME LRG 2 11lory, 2 BR 2 BA drn, crpts, drp!I & 2 car ~ar . S28.i/mo. 544-3124 644-11}10 ~-•I $ . o or . ,,,,., mo. p. .._ner • Call 6T:>-8740 • • l Br. Furn or unf 125 up. l.r"do P•rk Dr. _, ~M. ---------1--=-==c::.:c.:.:.::_~-Adults. Pool. 642-2181 · ,,.......,.,.,.., · L\t~CULATE API'S! L UXURIOUS twnhs OCEANFRONT.· Parfiallyr----------3 BR 2 BA !rpl · • ADULT and 1 R Poo' . pd 1 , , c, patio, no Newport Upper Bay, Lease, furn. Yearly. Couple. Quiet. B • u. util · adu Is, pe1s, l blk to B ch , FA~flLY Section Coata Mesa J BR, 3 BA, 1650 sq ft, 2-car tttarriecl. Perm. 67a.-~722. no J>l'!\s. Sl45-Sl50. 383 \V. S2:i0/mo. on yr·s Is e. Close to shopping, P,;rk !;;;;;;:;:;;;;:;:;;:;;;;;:;:;;;;;:;;;, gar .. Pool. Clubhse, Onlyi ~"~S-~258~2==~~~~ \l.'ilson Apt. 12· C.,\f. 673-67R8. ~, Spacious 3 BR's, 2 ba *'BRANO NEW * $29j , 5,i7-8097. \V'ATERFRONT-1 Br. frplc, LARGE Beaulirul furnishl'd + Swim pool, put/green t 1 BR $13•1 1922 1 BR Furn ., util pd .. 1vith IL La Costa Apts, Costa Mesa ....iv n"tio. 400 S. Sa·"ront ap · · :> nio. * f"rpl, Indiv ndry fac'ls 1-------._ :.;;p, L67l-664-0. '' \Vallact>. Apt B. C.1'1. .-gar., o('can vi~1''· Balboa 1845 Anaheim Ave. 1 & 2 BR, lilln!I, 11wimming TC\VNHOUSE-4 B 3 B Pen1n~ula . 96~179:;. ,,.,, nnnl, l•n•o·, "·r-b-QU" • "'Ir-r. a. C M * AVL·no11'·l & 2 BR. I'urn. OJSTA 1'1ESA ...... -2824 ,~ ""' ~"' ... large garage. Pool. Avl osta esa 10 x 60. 2 Bdnn, i\1obi!e , ,..,...,,...,....,..,!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!I age . ..AU u1il fl!i . $150 to Sl 70. ---------,.-J;'ool. Rec Rn1. Cd. lor'. Nil I ' I ,. l bl k l' Ad II 1 now. f275. 540-29il C\'es. Unbelievably "Beautiful children or pcts. &IS..~24'. ~omc c-omp · urn. oc Balboa Island u 5· no pe s. -· B from beach in t\e11·por1. ......... ·-r ,.i Avocado. 01. &12-9708 Huntington each VAL D' I SERE Carden Apts. BACTIELOR, .~harp, close to $131/mo. \\'inter r a t e . YF.ARLY k'ase. C: r a n d I"'!!!!'"""!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'"'."!!!!'!!!!'' I TOWNHSI-: for lrasc. 2 BR . \\1aslicr/drycr, hltns. pool facil. 1165 n10 .• ClJ ~-7818. Newpoft Beach * All Facing Pool * 3 Bij. .. 21~ ba., 2 car ga rage 3 BR .. -2 ba., 3 car garaii:r. REAL TOR 548·6966 Adults • no pets. F1oYi'Cr:!I DCC .t· UC!. SIJ;t incl. util 's, l-822-7021 or 882-2767 aftf'r Canal, Little Is. Beaut. 2 e e eYCrywhcre. Stream · & !>jT-776-~. WESTBAY ELDEN \Vaterfall, 45' pool Rec. Rht, 5:3(1 pm. Br., 2 Ba., pr!. patio. $350 Sauna, Sgts 1-2 Bdrm, F'urn-l BR, Furn $140, LGE 1 Br furn 11r/gar, $150. + utill!. NF:\V' 1 11nd 2 B!'drm. gardt>n Unfurn. lrom $135. SEE IT: Adulls, no pt>ls. \Vin!er ls£'. 1202 \V. Oc~iin-\\'inion Ree.I E1;ta1e 6ia.-1.'t11 11partn1('nls w/pool. ~Parsons, 642-8670. 820 Center St. &12-5848 front lnq: Apt C aft 5 \l:kdys Balboa P•ninsula f ROi\t $180. ADULTS 1 BR D I $9-Pl 1 nr ,,,,.,,·,,,. wknd.•. 67'7o"20. 23.11 Elden Mc., C.M. $30 Wk. Up Aptl. · up ex. ·1· easan ' " .r * * Near Bay & Beach, 645--5780 $18-$25 Wk. Motel Rms ii'ardcn surroundings. i\1a· OCEANFRONT corner of brand nt>w 1 Bedroom e e $6 Night & Up lure adult m1ly. 5-18-ll!@ 23rd SL, 3 BR, 2 Ba. ·S375. garaae apt. $250 m 0 • -3-8..:d:_r_m_*--2,...:,Ba~t-h SUNNY ACRES 2 BR duplt>x, n€'W cpts & Vet)' li.;c. beaut furn. Kids & 673-6450 . Duplexes Furn. S4S MOTEL -paint. pri patio. l n\mac. pc!.~ ok. 646--GZf.ll or 644--61.11. BEA\ll'IFUL new 3 BR, 2 Ll!~ room with ca!Mdral This ad worth SS on rent . _A_'-"-"-"-"'-~""-'-'-'-"---""'-·--tWTh'1'F.R _ OCEANFRONT ce g Ii frplc. Separate Newport Beach Ba, apt. Close to beaches. l 1 Encl 0. - -""--------·l23'16 Npt Blvd., CM 548-9755 LOVELY LCE I BR. Quiet , deluxe frplc. 2-3-4 BR's. le se 675-2306 673-814& au ry area. pa o. Ad I I yr. a · ' · Swimmiiig .....J & children'11 Ocea11vie"'· 2 BR. 1 BA. ** l BR. Furn. Closed gar Adul!s, No ?('Is. Garage. u ts ony, no pets . t""" \V'in!er ,$225. Yearly $275, w/ 810 ......... Adults only. No2 --"-='-E..:--"'-'°..:•_..,..,....._,.,~68~----I 673--8().SS. NE\\' 2 BR, . crpts, drps, playground. $200. * 642_3639 * ._.... ,,.. frplc, garage. Yearly. Call HARBOR GREENS pets. Sl!iO/mo. 2 Br. comp! furn. Blln re.nii:e VIE\V At Ocean - 3 Br: apt. Owner 675-4644 alt 6. S46-4l53 2 BR. frplc, bltns, * blk to 2035 Fullerton, CM & oven, w/w crpt, priv pa-Also 2 BR . lip!. ll9 A 34th =~-~c-~cc-'-'~-1 114· "3-'' " R h7" ~,, Corona del Mar 2 BR. •pl. Ccpl'g all-rooms, heh. Nice. S250 mo yrly. $130-mo dlx Mob home, 1io, gar. pool, .i. !);!.,..., '" 1-·-· -"~· _-_~:....:_'..;...' __ _ 644-7214. comp! furn, hid pool. adult~, BACJI ELOR Apt. Uhl pd. 1 BLOCK to beach, 2 BR, 3 BR 2 BA cpts drp5 bltns drps, bllns, Tefrig, carport, ' 1 ' ' ' • lndry rm. fl55 mo to mo. Duplexes Unfurn. 350 no pels. 4 Sea.wn's Mob Est. Pool & pri. en1r;u1ce $100. new i;h11.g crpt, $2'15. mo. gar.: 609 ~ Po i nsett I a . 646-6961 or 646-1246 2Jj9 Ne1vpor t. 548-6332 549-3997 or 642-8171. Incl ulll, yrly. 673--0731. $27:i/mo. 6~ . Nr 1hop'g * Adults only 646-0032 Martinique Apts. MESA uoo ' BR •P'-""" im eanra Ana Ave., C!\I drps, bltn~. clo!lol! lo zhop'g Pifgr. Apl lll 6-l6-~')o!2 &: OCC. H11 s lnclry nn, pool & earpons. Infant ok. BAY MEADOW APTS. OF.LUX!: 2 Br, 2 Ba, gar, S l7iOl~o. A!lk zhout our d~· Be u s .. d b r l ck f r p I c , counl. 1846 Placen!la, Mer. nm ceilings, paneling, cp1/tlrps/bllns. Ad u Its apt H, Ci\f. 646-8564. priv pa!IO!I, ree~ation ta-only, no J"'I.~. $185 I mo. ~_,_~===~==- ci:i!lt>s. All aqultS, no pets. YC'arly. ti•l2-8:l20. 1 l\10'S FREE RENT e 2 BR'z -t'ROM AS lJJW """"'~:.:o.::::::::c~~= NASSAU PALMS A; $159/nio. DELUXE new 2 Br, SlM. 117 E. 22nd St. 642-:l&l5 387 \Y. Bay Sf., C.~I. Shag cpl, drp. blrn, be.le, Shady Japane~e Elms -Pool Cllll 646-0073 priv gar. 1 ehlld/pt>t ok. 1 BR. Sll.l UN!"URN 646-5-176. 2 BR. $145 UNF'URN Hacienda Harbor 2~1 Avocarlo Strl'f't 2 BR, 1 Bia. Garde'n Units. Bol:lt -Campt>r Storage Ot-luxe l &: 2 BR. Pool. Gar. Shag crpl ·i::, d r 8 Pf' s · Jo'OR I..eaM": Condo 2 hr, 2% Dshwh r, Pa id Util. FROJ\1 dsh11i·hr. patio, hram rril-ba. Complete bltns, refrig, fl;,Q. 646-1204. ings, lrplc, 11:Al1\f1:f'. 2650 w Ash r/dryr, crpt/drpg, SPACI'.: 2 &. 3 Br opl $140 up . r::Idrn 537-3125. $16~1/MO. rrple, pvt gar & patio, pool. H1d pool. play yd, cpl/drps, * NE\V' lrg 2 Br. apt. Lois or Slip 11.v1111. 6 7 5 -3 1O 8, b!1n~. patio. J\ids ok. cupho111·ds & closets. 2 84fi-J.1:1fi. 1994. 1'1aple No. 3 &12-3813 chilrlrrn ok. No P'ls. $160. I ·$=1~6~0-. ---N=e=w~l~B-R-. 2206 Colle~e No. 5 641-7035. ~ ... IS-3963. POOL SIDE NE\V. 3 BR. 2 BA w/lrplc. 3 BR. 2 BA + drn, $200. 2 APARTMENT Good rrsirl . Area Nr. S. Cst BR, 2 BA $1 6i Bl!ns, C/D, 151 E. 21st. St. Plalll . Chlltlrcn & snit pt'1 \\'/0 hkup. Pa1Hl. ~ar. 18\. --* 646-8666 * ok. 2 lrt.; yds. S21:i. ~.ii-2089, 1l Del 1'1Hr. ;,\S-lfl7!t S'2!KI. 3 Rr, Z ha. dish1\·asher. a:i7-8188. SPACIOUS 2 Hr, crpt/drps. frplc. 2 i:fl('l ga,r. Plllio. 35.1 $1?.0, Up lri, Rrdrc 2 BR, Ohl1'r i•ouplr pr£'f'd. SIJ.-,. \\\lCNll:.ncl Pl, C.~1. l~r.J 2() \\'/\V, Nu dqis, Bltn~. 67:1-814~i. & TuslinJ 67l-j772 0 r Disp., Gar., Nr' shoµs k * TRIPLEX <ft OCC. Perin adlts on!y, no Lrg 2 BR. JI~ BA Sludio. LOVELY 2 BR w/w cpl, p1•1s. 54S-9Q~. Shng crpt'r; 1hru-ouL Priv v.'OOd Or!, drps, gar, ma1urt> LRG. litodern 1 BR apt. pa1io. G11r. $165. 96&-7937. adults, no pct!. Rre.s. 2260 Crpt11, drp11, bltns, dshwhr, 1 QUIE:I' 1 BR. n1aturt' adults. Ptacmtia. 646-JHiO. child ok. $150/mo. All uli l Priv. p.i!io, bltn!, v.•/w. Nr. * QUIET 2 Br, l'li & pd. 307 . Avocado No. 9. B. 17th SI. Shop'g. 64!'"Hl::n. Sludio Apt. Jl eatecl POCH •. ~· $170 2 Br studio, adj !hops, Cpts, drps, gar. Adlts, no LG E J Br, 2 Ba, new 11hag drp/crpt, drn, gar. stll-8301 pets. 642-fK)42. cpl, S119/mo. freshl y aft 5, 213: 59'2-S227coll. ~ JMMAC. quiet 1 hr, parlfy painted. Nr OCC. Carport. * Spac 1 B" w/din 1-furn. Car,.e-1tora"e. p•lr"•, 557-6151. , It. • e '"' ,. . " hlln~. crptg, new drps, no pets. Adulls ove'r 35, l"l!fs. 2 BR. Twnhse. bllns, new redcc. St \.';. 546-1152. 2151 Orange Ave., C.i\1. cpts. nl'w paint. 1 ~ Ba .1.LA~n=a=E~2~B~r.~$=14~5-. ~a=1=,_~,,-l c=L~E=A=N"'2~!lc,-.~1~,=, ~n~oo-,--~1=12=;·,I Child ok. no pett. $150. · G .,. 882 -rang!', cpl5, drp!t. prl. patio. a! pd . Adults ovei; Jj, ,,..a-1 · No pets. 673-7178 5411-240i. .. --···------, ___________ , _________ _ General 1:-c=--::-""::'.,,-....,---Apt. Unfur.,. 36,$ Apt. Unturn. 365 Apt. Untum. :US Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 _Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfum. 365 LGE. 2 BR \\'i fh garagt>. ,,;. ___ , _____ _;;._..;..._. _____ _ Water pd Sll'i mo. Good Corona del Mar Corona del Mar Corona del M11r Corona del Mar location. ~S-00:'11. Corona del Mar OPEN daily/\'Acant & ready fqr occupancy this 4 BR, 3' . BA home. CDzy (rplc, grl'll! patio, no pets. Anl'lual lsr S37j, 644~ or 644-4430 DUPLEX unlurn by month. 2 BR. Avail. 001\·. 6i3-6512 2 BR Qu1er. mature 11dultr.. No pe1s. No children. S~IO. 6/a-0114 11!1 6P~!. Costa Mesa LGE. 1 Br .. duple':<. Cpl.!'. drps, pri\'acy. gar. Adults. SJ4j. 2231 Orange Ave. 549-2iil, PRIV. Patio-encl gar. 2 Br cprs. drps. $1G:;. C a 11 673-3690. $125. 2 BDR:'l-1. ft>nffii Yard. Sm11.U childn OK. \Valer PAirl. 2022 s. Sant&. Ana. C.Jl,J. \'OURI choice of 2 "New World" duplt>xes. brand new J BR, 2 BA. 'Crpt & drps, Bltn applianc£'s. 2.car encl garage. Pvl. pa1io & )Rrd, Paooramic \'il'Yi' 01 r nt1re Stirldlf'bftck Vallr-y. Even 1n- dude' all t>Xlerior main. tenancr, pool~ rt'C f11cil. Only $26.i pc"r mo on year leasr . 837-5.iOO. Bkr. Newport Beach LARGE 3 br.,2 ha, trplc &: blfru:, '~ blk to heh. $300 mo yrly. 644-7214 . Newport Shores 2 BR, 2 BA. v.·/w trpl$. drpi, bl!M. 2 blks from oi!tan, $22j/mo. Ytarl)•. 513-.!100. NOW'S THE TIME FOR 9UICK CASH 'THROUGl:I A . DAILY PILOT WANT ADr 642-5678 j ' ' Now, on a hill in Corona del Mar there is Bayport. For adults. Bayp<lrt. It's something that happens rarely. A limited e ition of beautiful a'partments . In Harbor View, in Corona dal Mar. Dramatic architecture and handsome interiors ma ke Bay- port uncommonly attractive. Extensive landscaping and an inward orientatioh make. it a place for enjoying the serene ltfe. Each apartment offers' you the privacy of your own entra~~ and patio or balcony, the comfort of deep shag carpeting, the I convenie nce of self-cleaning gas oven, dishwasher, disposal and spacious storage. You also have a choice of interiors - 'ith firepla ce, paneled living room, or vaulted ceiling . For your recreational pleasure, Bayport has swimm ing and therapeutic pool s, and gas barbecues. For ease of shopping: the nearby village center of Harbor Vie.w, flow under construction. Bayport ensures quiet and privacy by offering only a limited nu11;1ber of aparlments, fr<lln $t95. At present, only ons bedroom , one bath units are available. • Bayport. A rare oppol'lunily to live in the qu iet place by the sea, Corona de! Mar. Mr. Arnold Tinker, resident manager, Invites you to inspect .the apartments. Take MacArthur Boulevard from the San Diegb Freeway or Pacific Coast Highway an~ turn south on San ,¥Hquln Hiiis Road. For more Information, you may call Mr. Tinker at (714 ) 644-5555. Model tpertrnents f\lmllMd br lh• Broadway. ' I ti'!J j I !Qo u.t.LfTY "'""rME.HTsl Irvine Irvin• Irvin• Irvin• ~, ____________________________ __ • - -.haft all ......... , • They shouldn't That's why we're ortering you and your children lheaame t&bulow teereatlon facllltles you find in adults-only •partment;. At Part< West. M 'Yi!I opened a new group of gairden apartmenb b fam- Rles. Trike trans, creative lot ~ts, pre-schooi on lhe pn1miar.1. Fabulous recreation; Two-story clubho usa. Gym and saunas, game rooms. apeclal teen center. Tenn is, handball, "°'le)'baJL Aduft pools, Jactfttis. family pools. Foll-time recreation director, 'deal k>catk>n: Nm to Unlvemly P.irk shopping center end an 18-holie public golf course. CIOM 10 00, Irvine Industrial Com~, major hewlys. Don't let yaor ftmllJ miss Otft. on the tun. See Park West today. 2 bedroorn-2 beth, from $190 (cablevlston tncktdod}. Alao .vanablr. •few 3 bedroom-2 bath llflils. (Adutta only: In December, we11 open another secllon 1'ftlt for you. Irids &houldn't have all the tun, elttler.) ·p4RK AP.AR 'I' a3 Plrkvlew Lane. lrvhe. Just off the Sin 0$eg; Freeway, It Culver Roed'. 11 i'~l •I !.mOtJAUJ'Y AP -, --/ -~I/ ~ / ~~~ r""'- / <o~ J. ~,~-~t!~'/~~~~<~~{J::.~1;6-~~~o~.L~.'-~wi_.I - • \I • • ' . .... . r 3! DAJLf ;ILOT Saturdly, November fi, --it7l ~~~~~=~~: ~~~·:~~~ I' I ....,,_,,.,..,.,.·I~ I AoM•-"'"'Mt 11•1 I Aport-ul"R .. 11•1 Ap.,tm'"''.'""'"' 19 11 . Ap"t~nhf"""t. l ~l I Aput~"""'"'"' 11•1 Apt. Unfurn. 3'S Apt. Unfu'rn. . 365 \pt. Unfurl\. 365 Apt. Unfu rn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 3'5 Apt. Unfurn. 365 -... ____ .... --...,.---~-----..;. ___ _.. ___ _ Cost•MIH Cost• Meu East Bluff Huntington Beach Huntington Beach Huntington Beech INDIVIDUAL PRIVACY QUIET roo~ 1 BR Jn rear. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;; 2-BR-.-Ltl:-=--p-,-1,-,-.,-,,-, -B-11-n-s, I $150. & up new 2 br, in· ON . B EA·c· H 1 0 crpts, drps. '$130/lno. No sulated Child OK. 17542 Jef-Dix 2 Br w/gar A stor, 111 Partly furn. Close 1 o NEWPORT BEACH 88., adults, crpts, drps, shopp'g. l Sm ehild OK 1664 Villa Granada. Apf5, bltn&, lncd yrd "l'fpat10. Tllstin A\'e. f our bt.'droon1s with balcon· 2 BR Unfurn. fr. $230/mo. \\'tr pd. GardE.'ller ma!nt. ./ ./ LRG sunny 1 BR upper. lei 11.bo\•c & b<'lp\\'. Gracious • Furniture AYailablP Call bet11o·n 1 & 5, 636-4120. Nr\\' crpts, blins, refrig, llvins: & QllJ<'I surrounding Crui>cl$-c1L·~pc:.-clishwasher 2619 Santa Ana A\'P No E S155 Sl35Jnw. 969 l\1 is s ion, for f:imily wi1h .._:.!ldrt•n. heated pool.sauna~-tenuls '1· ·210 Near Corona 1lc-I l\'far High rec roon1.oce:in Yie\vs 2 Br, 2 Ba, all bltns, lihllf: ·'' J-J · School, Flt'C'IJlnce, \\Cl bar & patios-ample parking .cpl, drp, relrig, e-ar, lg FA.\1JLY Only -(2 chldrn) built-in kilc'iH'n ;1pplialle('~. Securlry guards. palio, nr S. Csl Plaia. 54>-2321. Ne . .ch•. 2 BR $15.1. 995 83:i AMIGOS \\'A\' til4·"'1 HUNTINGTON Valencia. Nr Baker & l\lt'n-Coldwell, Banker ,t, Co. TO\V?\'HOUSE, 1 or 2 Br.rlo ·.:.';:'.:.· -------f\1anag1n~ ,\g<'nl :>ll-J221 PACIFIC Shag crpl1, dsh"l•hr, sell -~11 OCEAN AVE H B * LRG. 1 BR. New cp!.c:. I i ., •• clean·ovt!tl sundeek. 317 \\'. (TI4) !iJ&.1487 \\'il!!On 548-3605. pain!. $.120 No J>l'ls. 98.t El e NEW DELUXE e C · • 5 7 • o I 2 Ofc open 10 a1n.U pm Daily 1un1110. ;, -<t or 3 BR, 2 BA Apt for lf.P.ise. \\'ll:J.IAl\l \VALTERS CO. Pf'ls. 1503 A I ab am a, ferson Ln 842-6447 842.-2834 5J6-{;78J. Laguna Beach e CHEZ ORO AP'l'S, e ~ . 8234 ;'llJ.nla. 1·2·3 BR's. e OCEAN View .-250' to b!;:h. \\la.sherfdryer. 536--0JJ6 ' 1 & 2 Br. $175 Up: Pool. 2175 Pool Prlvatc closed gar S. Cst. Hwy. 645-5429, • . 528--6743. 2 BR, in old 11 .B., nr park . $14-0/nio. cpls, c.lrps, Closed gri r. 4 plrx C<"Jrn<'r lo!. No 1)('1s. Atlul1i;;. S IG-:?208. 1 .~ 2 BR Apts, bltns, patios, carpQr\s, crpt~, rlrps,\gas & 'ratcr pd. $125 -$la5. S.12-~ Lido Isle LOVELY 2 Br, 1% Ba, 2 c8.r ga.r, bltns, retrij[. f:rpl, cpl, drp, $295 on lse. Shown by 8Jlpl. 514-2045, 675-3967. Mesa Verde BEAUTIFU L M:w dt>hae 2 673-1418. Jncl spac. nu1s1er suite, din -=~~==~~=~ Br .. 2 Ba apt. l''"or in· STUNNING Garden ... "ts, rm & dbl i::ar11ge, auto. door ";.. --· * NICE VIEW * 1 Jonnatil)n, <'all !)4g...}886 or '"l' 1 2 ,i;. J BR's. $145 UP. Patio, Upper 2 Br. Cpts, drps, encl 6,1~25.)0. pool, 2 BR's, 2 Ba, pan'I opener <l\'atl. !loo & * $145. * pool, childrt'n. ~10RA KAI gar. Harbor & Ba.Juor shop"g. den. 5180 Jnfanl or sn1I dog Recreatior:1 arra. A 18Slll I K · Ln \' ' 1 BR Duplex \.\"/garage. ok. 2 BR. Sl65. 6'!5--:JS.ll. e S27J • LARGE: 2 bedroom aparl· pts, :\ ora ;u .. 1 ;\dulls, oo pets. $140/mo. A.dults only. \rater & l\lanag('fl by n1cnt \vilh buLll-ins. ?\ear blk E. of Beach. 962-899-1. 61;'>-3515 or 644-1408 or gardent"r Jurn. SllOfmo. * BEAUTIJ.'UL 1 & 2 BR. \rILLIA'I \rAL TERS CO shopping· & schools. CHILD-644--0753 tor appt. "°"'"". Con1en1porary Gardl'n Apts. ,.. -NB ' REN O.K. WALK .TO BEACH!• DELUXE 2 & 3 BR. 2 Ba, ...,O"""'U '" J An1igo.s \\lay, , Patio~. lrplc, pool. Sl50-Sl65. j ----"----'-'--* ·536.1738 * Lovely 1, 2 & 3 BR's. Cpl!, encl gar. $150 & up. Rental ~ MD. Immac. 3 BR. 21, bl °'7 .,..,., Call 546-5163. ....1.. drps, tns, dwhr . .,.., -3957. Ore.: 3095 Mace Ave. BA., erpts, drps. Avail. Hunt ington Beag1 s.16-l034. ' now. Call 557-7768. * DELUXE 2 Br, l}i Ba, ...,.._ ...-. ........ ---. 5140 LGE 3 B 2 B d' lg 1---'-------·11 cpt, drps, stvfD/\V, i::ar. LR G-NE\V 1 BR. \\'/loads or r, a stu 10, e I *D I 2 B 2 B * 2 Br., unfurn., cpts., drps, lncd yd, encl g.c. $185. No Newport Beach • uxe r, a Children ok. $150. &12·i~ storage. Dress'g-rm, ha, b ! Adults, 0() pets. Agt 5'16-4141. dsln\·hr, bl1ns, shag crpt"g, llns. Children 11·elcome. $j() sng-ls. S.1~549. ~ • .. LARGE 3 BR, 2 BA, bltns, mo1'<' in allowanre. LGi:.-:z..· BR, 2 BA apt. Yrs · • \VJJ,.SON GARDENS • frp.Jc, dshwshr. nr :;:hoppiog. priv patio, 1 blk !o shop'J.': & 733 Utica, 536-1$69 BEACH BLUFF APTS lease. $1 85 mo. Ne1vnort ' R C ~ c!o~e to beach. 8262 Atl1111ta. j-----'---""--S 2 n 2 B P p ,.-B . 11·2 BA. ptfurps, Encl. i::a rage. ~7-8188. pac. ur a. ool. 9.· Shorrs. Cln' fee S 7 5, ' " 1. ' ' , .. I ,, \encl. palifl, 5140. &12--6811. 1,-:_::_::_:::._ _ _;__;c__ ~3()...77W. DJ-:1.UXF: 1 BP. \i•i!h nnnJ, tio. D/\V. 8231 Ellfs. 842·764•1 491-9502 Put a liltle "loot" in your ---------,~.. 1,,:~""'~o-=-0==~. I 1 BEDROOi\f APT Uvis. sell those baubles for LARGE 3 BR, 2 BA, garagl', $13J/2 BR, $l~i5; 2 BR plus 2 BR. Apl Closed J:"ar, cpts, NF:\V J Br, 2 Ba DUPLEX.~~ \ OCEAN VIE\\'. $150/mo. "bucks". Call Classified 1>ecludcd pQl"ch, qui<'!. dead· 2 ha, 5160. 130::1 \Valn:.11, sel' <!11)11, c;hildrenfsn1a!J pet ok. blk . bc.-'ach! Priv patio. 615-4.'\83 &12-5678. f"'lld s1. Ch ildren, J)('!S cun-:\Igor. 22<J..121h St., H.B. $1 4Qf:'.IO. 847-29'10. S2S0fn10 Yearly I ease. I i ----------sicll'red. 5175. 2 Bit also LGE 1 br apt, l'rlCI gar, mar· CLOSB to Beach! 2 . BR.1 ~6_73-_l<~ll~'-'7'_'·--~~" , 1 Month Free Rent Turn unused iten111 into quick $150.1 7681 Ellis, Apt. A. ried rouple or 1 single Cpl~. rlrps,,.& ~tO\'e, M pets. For that item under $JO, , 3 BR, 2 Ba. 1275. 548-1309 cash, call 642-5678 817-7:>17 or !117--0932. flllult. $125. Rl2-.i.Y19. $1·10/mo. Ph. 5.16-99-12. 1rl' lhr Penny Pincher ~=c~:...c:==-~~ I Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 '-'f>'· Unturn. 365 Costa Mesa Ring Brothers Announces the Grand Openi11g of Mediterranean Village • The charm of Old \Vorld Spain awaits you lit cosla Mesa at Ring Brothl!t!1 l\Iediterranean Village. The country is the setting 'rher,e quaint, brick·tiled courtyards and path- 'vays "'ind_il\~r streams and ponds to the door or your villa apartment. ... • • UNFURNJSH~D AVAILABLE 1 bedroom 1 bedr6om & deu Costa Mesa ·- From $150 From $185 I, Inside, bea111ed ceilings, 'rood paneli11g, color·coordinatcd drapes nnd carpets ~re erlhanced by imported grasscloth \\'all co\"erings in \\'ar1n. natural tones. \Vet bars and fire- places add to the cordial at1nosphere. Large patios and balconies provide ~ciousness and light. . I I. I ·~ I ' . ' The recreational facilities include night-lighted tennis cou rts, swimming pools, a gymnasium with separate-htalth clubs' for men and "'omen and billiard and game room s. The location of Mediterranean Village is ideal -convenient io all Southern California -minutes from the Pacific Ocean and Newport Beach, overlooking the Costa Mesa Country ' Club. A conlplete security system assures your privacy while you enjoy the serenity of living at 1ifediterranean Village. ... -ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT NEWPQRT BEAC!l RENTAL OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M . · 6 P.M . 2COO HARBOR BOULEVARD, C~TA MESA; CALIF. 92S26 ' PHONE: (714) 557·802P W1 Are PltdQt d To Equal Housing Opportunities • .. JOIN THE .'SELLERS CIRCLE' ~WE'RE p . • ;Ji SAVING SPACE FOR • •• ~ ·~ ~ ~ ~ ~ If you sell a service and don't advertise in the DAILY PILOT Servic.e Directory, you 're doing business the hard way. The .Service· Directory (classifications 600-699 in th~ classified ad section daily) give s you an advantage you get \ through no other advertising medium. It reach· es customers who are ready to buy. Be there when your prospects come into the market looking-for the s·ervices you have to sell. If your service isn't listed, we 'll start a ~ategory just for you. Pick up the phone right now and reserve your space in the "Sellers Circle" ••• You Directory Results . ' DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ~D DEPARTMENT ' ... ),- 'I 1. ' ' ' I' ll " I I! i\ il I· " 1 J " !1 11 11 ' • ·: I ' ' •' ~: ' I~ :· ' • ' " " " .. -• • ' • Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Fingers • . See -If You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT WANT-AD Will Sell East! 1. Stove 2. Guitar 3. Baby Crib 4. Electric Saw- 5. Camera 6. Washer 7. Outboard Motor • 8. Stereo Set 9. Couch 10. Clarinet 1 i. Refrigerator 12. Pickup Truck 13. Sewing Machine 14. Surfbo_ard 15. Machine T( 16. Di1hwa1he 17. Puppy 18. Cabin Cruise 19. Golf Cart 20. Barometer 21. Stamp Collection 22. Dinette Set 23. Play Pen 24. Bowling Ball 25. Water Skis 26. Free1er 27. Suitcase 28, Clock 29. Bicycle 30. Typtwriter 31. Bar Stoels 32. Encyclopedia 33. Vacuum Cleaner 34. Tropical Fish 35. Hot Rod Equipm't 36. File Cabinet 37. Goll Clubs 38. Sterling Silver 39. Victorian Mirror 40. Bedroom Set 41 . Slide Projector 42. Lawn Mow•r 43. Pool Tobi• 44. Tires 45. Pi1no 46. Fur Coat "' 47. Drapes 48. Linens 49"': Horse 50. Airplane 51. Organ 52. Ex•rcycle 53. Rare Books 54. Ski Boots 55. High Choir 56. Coins so 57. El•cfric Tr1in 58. Kltt•n r 59. Cl111lc Auto 60. CollN Tobie 61. Motorcycle 62. Accordion 63. Skis 64. TV S.t 65. Workbench ..... 66. Di1mond Witch 67. G .. Kort 69. Ironer 69. Camping Tr1il•r 70. Antique Furnlturt 71. Tepe Rtcorder 72. Soilboat 73, Sports Cir ·74. M1ttre11 Box Spg1 75. Inboard SpHdboat 76. Shotgun 77. Saddle 78. Dai:t G1me 79. Punching Bag 90. Biby C1rri19e 81 . Drums 82. Rifle 183. Desk 84. SCUBA Gou Don't· Just Sit There! DIAL ~IRECT 642•5678 These or any other extra thin9s around the house can b~ turned lnta cash with a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD LEGAL NOTIC~ ••1111 wt NOTICI TO C•IOITMI SUP••10• cou•T OP TMI STAT• OP CALl,.O•NIA •O• TM• COUNT't Of' OU.NII .... "'""' l!rttlt GI IMllY IM! STOCKI!•, 0.CMMCI, • HOTtCI! ~S Hl'•l!IY OtVIN '9 'lie ~190•1 cl !ht •INw• !Mlm.111 4tcfOtltt lhtf' tll PIUOM hav11111 (l&lllU llllMI ltie u lt! dendenf ire rwqoulrtd la !!It """'' With ffll "ICllUry VOUCl\lrll lft 'lie etlll;t ol 1111 t.lerll. ol tllt 1bo11t '"I !Itel «utt, or fO PAMrlt lh""-Wiii! !flt nteeUltY V~t<'I, to 1111 Und .. lltMCI ti lf'll offl(I 1:11 lhtlr allotftlY: iltONALO H. f'Rl!MNER, Jll W11I Thlril Street, ""la Ana, Ctllr.nl• '2101, .,...lcll !1 lf\1 •I.Ct of ~llninl of f"-~n4tnltnM I" &!I m•"'" per111"1.,. hi 11'11 111•1• 9' ••Id dll:ldfnl, within tow mo~lf\t ''"' tfll flr1t ,ubllcel!on of lhl• "°""· Oiled ~ 11, 1t?I DONALD LOOS tlld EVELYN LOOI C•Adml"l1lreton ol n... £1!11t • o1 "" 11Nw1 ntmtd l!Hlt.aent RONALD H, •1t1HNlll Jll Wttl 1'11"' Sll'llf 11"11 ..... , C1Hftr"ll tt111 Tiit"'*": (nit JUo4JJI A""""" ,., c .. Mml,..lr•tws Publlllltd °''"" Cva1t :>•Hr l'llot, N .... ern111r •· u. :io, 11. un JCIOl.11 LEGAL N011CB NOTICI TO CllOITO•S SUPIRIOR COUIT O• THI STATI O• CALl,.Ol)'lllA •OR THI! COUNTY 0" OiltANGI H• .... nus E1l1te ol ERNEST MICHA.,_1,. HAGEN, JJI., 0.CflHd. NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN hi tl\t (t'lclllof• ol ltM '"°"'' 1141rr\ICI ff<edffll lfltl 111 per"111 h111lni1 ct1fm1 1e1!1111 tllt wld dtc:edln! t rt rltNlrN ID Ille ltltm, wllf\ tllt 1>1Ct111ry 11oox:111r1, '" 1111 oltltt of ltlt Clerk of !ht tbo¥t tfltllled court, CO' 19 P••H"I """'· wllf\ "" nec1111ry 11oud\en, to lh• uridenl'1'1td tt L•"" olllcts ol A. Ltt Adtlr, 1510 W11tclltf 0..!111, Suite no. NtWPOl"I flt1Ch, (I ll!. '2660, ""hich ts !ht Pl•ct of bu1lt11u of the 11nc11r1l11fttd In 111 1n11ltn pert1lnln1 to "" 111111 ot u!d dtc:tdtnl, wlthl" tour montril 1tltr 1ht llral pub!kell .. n ol 11111 ~lt.t. Dated October 6, 1t11 , LUCILLE RO~E HAGEN E•eculrl• ol 1111 ttl11t DI IM lbo~t ".,,-.ed dKtdenl A. LN Ad1lr ADAIR, KINQ, MC CLAIY & GllllNI! !SOI W11lcUH Or1 .... , J11lll UI Ntw1ort lt&dl, Ctlll. HU. Alt..,,tYI Hot Eirtcwlr1• Publlllled OrtnH Co11t 0111'1 Piiot. MO\ltmblr 6, ll. JO, 11, 1'11 JOOJ..11 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICI TO CllllOITORS SU,.IRIOilt COUIT ~" THI! STATI O• CALl,O•NIA "Oft THI COUNTY 0" ORAKOI Nt. A·1fstt 1!11&11' of GEORGIA C 0 N D 0 M GAiltRETT, el10 kl-n 11 GEORGIA C. GAlllRETT, O«NHd. NOTICE 1$ HEREIY GIVEN lo tM credltor1 ol !ht ebo11e "'mid dectdtnl 111•1 111 per1on1 h1vlnt clalm1 1111"1! 1114' u fd dtctde<1I 1r1 requlrld lo 111-: fflem. wllll 1111 "ICtlllrl' llOUChtrt. In lht «lie• of 1111 cltfk ol 1111 1bove t"Ullta cour1, DI' to "'"'"' ftltm wllh !ht necn11ry 1tOli<her1. to 1111 undtr11,l\ed at 1he o!llt.1 ol llltlr Allorntv. H. J1tk Hall, •1t E1ll Hlh Street, Co11• Mtu, c11llornl1 t»71, wl!ICh b the pllCI ol bu1lnt11 ol lht un<!er11vntd r" ell m1tlt'rt P1r1•l"l"1 la the e1t1!t ol 11!d dKtdtnl, wlthl" four ""°"1h1 •lltr the tlr1t pUbllotllon ol 11111 no!lct. D1ttd October n , 1t71, Ori M1y c. DtMou. Min C. M11!elltr Eirtc11lrhr11 ol 111• \lwoll ol the 1bo¥e "'mtd d«td•nr H. Jtclt Hiii 4lt ltll 17111 SltMI C:11l1 Mn&, C1Nlotftll '1'21 T111 ino 611·1+4' AllWMY f9r EltcWlrilM Publl1hed Or•I)•• Cotll D1Jly "11.t OclOblr JO •rid Hwtmblr t. ll, JO, 1'71 2'4-rl LEGAL NOTICE IAR :JSa NOTICI TO CiltlOITORS SUH:RJOR COURT O" THI ITAT• O" CALl•OiltNIA •OR 1"Ha COUNTY 0, OaANOa ,.., "'""" l:lttlt IOI PAUL GOllG11!, Silt., Dtcuud. NOTICE IS HER£9Y' GIVEN It 1111 ertdltor1 of the ebo11e ""''tel dtcldent llltl 111 Pll"IClll h1¥ln9 clalnt1 101lnlt Ill& 11!d dectde"t 1r1 t11•111lrtd lo lflt 11\em, with flit "ICtlllty 11oucll1r1, '" lllt t/lllct ol Ille ct1rll. of "'' tbo" enlllled court, Or lo PA1ent "'"'" wlll'I tilt ntc•n••• vouc:htn, lo IM" underiltMd 11 lh• offlc1 1:11 rill a!!ornty: RONALO H. PRENNER, 31S West Third Slrfft, Sanl1 A"'' Ctllfornlt 911(11, which 11 lht plect ol bl.l•lneu ol lht under1l1r.ed 1" 111 ft'llllt ,. Plrltlnl~ to the es1111 al 1ald dKtd&nt. "wlltlln tour monlh1 lfllr 1111 tlr1I J1Ubllc1tlon at 11111 noflc1. 0.ted Octobtr 21, 1t11. FRANK J . GO AGIC Ex~or·d lhl Wiit 1:11 the 1btftle n1mtd d11tedlnl lllONALO H. PRINNl:ilt l1J Wt1I Tiilrlll ltrMI S1ftt1 AM, C1llftn1ll '1111 Ttl: (110 J•l-1)11 AllffMY t.r •irtcUI« Putillll'lld Ortnge Cotll Dtl!Y Pllol. October JO i nd Nolltmblr •· n , JO, ltll Jt•1·11 LEGAL N011CE NOTIC• O" OISJIH.UTlllN 01' PARTN•JUMIP •ubUc l\Oflct 11 P11rf'by elw•~ 1!111 Ktnntlh H. 8edforcl, Ind Jollllh a. V11d. M!"etolorl dolnt bu1lnrcu ulld1r "" Pft'f1!11K11 llrm n1m1 11\d "''' ol CREATIVE U"HOLSTE lllY, 1! :!fl>I Or1ct LI ... , CUy ol Ca1l1 MIU, COUnlY ol Orl nlt Stale ol C1UIM"l1, dld on 1111 !Ill d•~ af NO\ltmblr, lt11, b~ mu!111I '°"""''· dluo!~• tilt ••Id ••••n1rslll1 arid !lnniMlt tlltlr r1!1llon1 •1 ~rlnrr1 lllffl(". · Slid 1iti1Tt1111 tn lhl tuture will M wnducltd bv JOlfl'h o. Vltd, -Wiii PIV &lld d!t(h1r1t t U l11blllllt1 ~nd dtblt ol .,,. llrm and rtetlvt alt .,!"Gnl11 PIYtble lo !flt llrm. Furllllr llOllct 11 P1tr11r( elve" 11111 1111 Ulld.,111ntc1 will ""' bl 1nHn1lbl1, from "'" d1111 °" tor 1ny oblll•lloM IMUHtd bv J-Ph G .• vl1d In ftf1 O\lln nam1 or In !111 n1m1 1:11 !ht llrm. OATEO AT Cotlt Mt11, Ctlflor"lt, 11ll1 Sltl day of Nowmlllr, 1'71. Ktnnelll H. 8t!dtotd PUblhhtd Or1"n Cotlt DtllY Pllo! Nwtmber 6. 1'71 JOU.11 LEGAL NOTICE M 'UIN ,ICTtTIOUI IUllNllS NAMa STATIMINT Tl'lt follewl"t p11aon 11 d0l11t1 bu1lll9S1 ··~ . COllSTAL CLEllN1NG CO., 111 Tull1 -1 l1M, Apl. A, Cotll M,11, CllJllUt"ll "'',· Ltontrd Rafpl\ StuAtll, 111 Tul11 Ltr>e, AP! . .(, CO.It MU&, (.1lllorn11 TllJ1, buslntll II bt!ftl conduc:Jed by '" lnd lvldu-1. Ltontrd R. s1ur11u Thl1 1tt1ement tiled wu11 the Counll" Cllrt ol Or•~• Co1'"ty on Oct~ :II, 1'11. bY 8'11eri'f J. Mtadox. OtllUIY Cou"IY C!t rk. •ubllthtd Or•nff (N II OtllY P!lot, QcloMr JO tnd No11embtf" I, l), 20, 1'71 JtJ).11 LEGAL N011CE "' NOTICI TO CiltlOITORI IUPIRIOll COURT O" THI: STATI ~ CALIPORHIA •Oilt ' THI COUNTY O" OlllANOI Ne'. A·1'6t7 £1!tl1 .:If JOHH E. WHEELER, OKttted. •' NOTICE IS HEREaY GIVEN to 11\t <l'edltootJ of "" lbollt lllrnfd d11c:l(.tlt IMI tll lft"IOl'll !la¥111t Clttm1 IMllllt 1111 111' tltC:ldlnt 1r1 r11111.1Fred to 1111 llltm, wlth 1111 '*''""' YO\ld'ltr1, !ft 1111 ol'll(t of tr1t t1trk ol lht "'°"'' lf',lftltd ttuM, Ill' to 111'111111 "''""' wllll 1111 ntieltltrf \IOVCl'FlfS, le 1111 lllldlf'l!Orotd It W.. ltw ollt«t of MUNOER, TOLLES, HILLS & RICKERSHAUU!R, '°6 Soulfl H!U atrttl, 1~119 1100, LOI Mltlfl, Ct llforlllt to014, whleh II tM plltt of bullftlll nl ttlt ~""""•••l•lltd in en m•"'" 9lr11l11tr11 l• ll'lt flt&!• 1:11 111d dtctdt"l• wllf\I" tour monlll• 1ntr ltlt llnt J1Ublltt!lon et lhl1 lltflct. Dtttd Oc:toblr 21, 1t11 OIAM 'II. WHE£l.E.ll CH,.ALES E. RICICEllSHAVSE.ilt llttCHARO 0. E51E.NSHADl C•E.JrlCUlt<'I II 1111 Wiii ol lhf 1bow "tmtcl dttlftl'll, MUNO~R, TOLLIS, MILt.S & IUCKl:RIH,.Ullilt ... IMlfl MIU It .. S•lll HM Lil A""'"' C11lt. "''' Ttlt UUI 6Ho101 A"'""'• , .. c .. •~•~tor1 ·~~lllhtd Ort"" Co-11 01\ly PllGI. OCtoOtr u. JO Ind N0¥tl'l'lll« •• n , ••n 2'00-n • I 6 4 2 -~ 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c~ L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 -5 6 7 8 • <I .,., ·-~"' S1lL1rdl)', Nowmbtr 6 1971 ' DAILY PILOT 3:J [ ,.,.blllllb ,..lltilnl lltl Apt. Unfurn. • 365 Newport Beech S£ACLIFF Manor Apia. 1 Br Sl-IO. 2 Bdnn. Sl60. Q-pta, dri>t, bltns, card dlspotaJ. 1525 Placentia Ave. Ask about our di!tCOUnt. 548-2682. • NOW OPIEN • BRAND NEW 1 ~r. $155. 2 Br $190. ALL ~TJLlTIES PAID, Prlv. pat!O. b111iard rrn, heated pool w/ jacuzzi, hi.ice clof;cts, deep plle car- peting, lush landscaping. Adulta. You Must See This ~~i!.lO'J Birch St, NB. ,,, BRAND NEW ,,, 20432 Santa Ana.Ave (Across lrom S.A. Country Club} Spacious 2 BR u nits. ~::5. FfREPLACES. Priv patios, loads o( closets. Heated Pool. Ad ~I ts. Manaa:er 979-t~. SPACIOUS 3 BR, 2~ BA, dbl &"H&P, pool, frplc, new carpet. 'Near Hoag Hospital. $295. ino, on lse. 645-2346 or ~1426. EASI'BLUFF luxury 2 Br., 2~i Ba., bltns, Jrplc, 2 car gar , pool. ttc area . 644-<405. \VESI'CLlFF 2 BR - $l&5/n10. Adults only • No pets. 1728 B~ord L". ••J48..75l:I. 1 \YATER.FRONT, new 3 & 2 BR. apls. Yeilrly. Adu]~ - children OK. $400 Month F. Horvath Rl'altor 67.'>-1972 PRIVACY ·XLNT LOC. 3 BR. 2 BA, redec, '""'· bltns, frp1c, patio. $250/mo 642-1116. PARK ~wport 2 Br, 2 ba for Su Lease. Harbor k Bayview. Close to pool & spa. 644-4524. YEARUY beach rental, new· Jy decorated 2 BR. l mmed occupancy. 832-1825 CLEAN 4 BR, 2~~ BA, &tudio apl. l blk to ocean. Nice area, $300. yryl)·. 673-2-155 * OC'EANF.RONT 1 en. $130 I mo. Yearly. Crpts, drps. 644.5307. BRAND new deluxe 2 Br. 2 Bath patio ye arly. 675-380() TRAJLEP. for rent, 1 br. SSO mo. 1st & last. After 5:30, 673-5749. 3 BR Co""1> "' Blul!s 'v/garage & pool. "''"' $350. 64~!117 or 832-5631. 2 BR, winter rentaJ, 40th St. TI85 month. Call Rusty a t -· YEARLY n r ocean. spacious upr. 3 Br. 2 Ba, Frp\c. $225. Refs. Avail now 499-2128. N-rt Heights ee NICE 2 BR. POOL. Gar. bltns. c pt. rlljls. AduHs, "° pets. $150. 642-8001. S1nt1 Ana 2 BR, encl gar. ntw crpts, deror. Sm! child OK. Bolsa at Harbor. 839-2458. Fo. RESULTS you can De- pend on, Call the Super. Salesman. .Daily Pilot Oaasifled • 642-5678 .. place your ad & charce U! SAVE £ASH! I~ The • " • DAILY PILOT ORANGE COAST;S leading Marketplace llBST llllYSl ~· I ..... ~OU I« .. ~ I~ I ~•for-RIM 11'1 Apt. Unlum. 36.SApt. Unfurn. 3'S -Newport Btach Newport &11ch 'iii . • . NOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH . Enj~y $750,000 health club & !P•; 7 \>ools, 7' tennis courts. Bachelor, 1 or 2 Br's. Also ~ story townhouses w/ 2 or 3 BR's. Elec. kitcb- ens, private balcony or patio. From $170. Subterranean parking, elev, maid service. Full-line food market, dry cleaner, beauty salon within complex. 7 beaut. model apts. Y am lo 6 pm daily. other times by appt. J amboree & San Joaquin Hills Rds. N. of Fashion Island. J 14: 644-1900 for leasing info. PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS • Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apts.r Sanft Ana Furn. or Unfurn. 370 --Costa M11a CAN1 BE BEAT -THE E.XCITING PALM MESA APT$. SINGLE STORY lo.UNUTES TO .NWPT. BCH. -South Sea Atmo!phtre FURN. OR UNFURN. 2 BR .• 2 BAni Unbelievably large apts, huge Carp.ta & drpo pool, Jacuzzi, clt:et blti11.!1, Air Conditioned shag crp!s, drJ>s, sauna, Private Patios et.c. Adulrs. no pet.<;. HEATED POOL SINGLES •••••••• F"rom $1Jj Plenty of lawn 1 BEDRJ\1 •.•.•• F'rom S140 Carport & StoJ'al:e 2 BEDRJ\f ...... }'rom $160 llIDDEN VILLAGE \'ou 're right, they're under- 2500 South Salta pricffl! 1J61 J\les11 Dr. Sallie Ana • 546·1525 ( j bl ks from Newport Blvd .) . 3 Heated Poob westiIDllJ Large Clubhouse ere. BBQ -ELDEN -Child Care Center Great new 1 2 & 3 Bdrm.s From S149 Sparkling NEW 2 BEDROOM SOUTH COAST garden apartment. Luxur-VILLAS ious pool, lush landscaping. 110'1 MacArthur Blvd. $180. Adults -M ~ts. 23ll 546-8823 Elden Ave., Costa l\1csa. NEAR So. Cst. Plaza, lovely 645-5780 or -nu 4-plcx. 2 Br., 2 ha, lrg patio. 1 br \\"/ balcony. All bit-ins, free lndry, 540-4875. Ai\IAZING Adult L i vi n &" Beaut. 1 & 2 BR furn or unf • W11tcllff Ap1s. Sell clean . ovens, D/\V fin 2 Br) <lisplii:, shag 2 BDRM, 1 BA, walk l blk to cpts, d!'J)s, jacun:i & sauna \Vestcliff shops. NC!W c pls & baths. 1-lugc pool. drps, frplc, patio. Adults. Merrimac Woods s 17~. 642--0239 12'5 :0.1errin1ac Y.'ay_ C.i\f. Apts., - Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Huntington Beach --- Co1t1 Mesa e OCEAN VIEW From $135. l pn. Furn. or Unfurn. Dfs.. MERRIMAC co\Jnl for students. CASA PLAYA, 14th & \Valnut, HB. WOODS """'367. KIDS WELCOME! A Nice Place to Move In Today! 2 Br TI39 & Be T 091ther •••• $1'59. Pool. Pets ok. All eX· m s ! 17362 "A" Keelson tn. ADULT LIVING 968·'1510 or 842-6235. From $140 to $275 Laguna B11ch \ & 2 BR. Apts. MODERN deluxe 2 story, with Terrac•s v iew apt. 2 br, 1 ~ ba, sun decks, _ blk to bch, shpg. Shag cpf, -· loads oJ !Ao, rno. Adults. R<I. closet space, pool. 494-9982. 425 Merrimac War Costa Mesa Newport Beach NE\VLY Redec., Crp ts, Westcliff Riviera Drps, Bl!ins, Relrig, some Spacious 2 Bdrm. Blfns, car· furn. 2 BR upper. Adults on- Jy. $155 incl. util. 646-2039, J)l?!s, dropes, heated pool. 571 Joann St. Nr shop'g area. Adults. A.c;k Abou! F"ree RPnt Daily P ilot Want Ads hav. 18<XI \\'cstcllff Dr, NB bargains galorr. 642.5388 Apts., Furn. or Unfum. 370 Apt1., Furn. or Unfum. 370 Newport Be•ch Newport Beach -11fts P'SST! KEE,~/IT ·dNDER ' I YOUR HAT VISTA DEL MESA OFFERS FREE ••• REFRIGERATORS OLYMPIC SIZE POOL DISHwASHERS BILLIARDS CARPETS & DRAPES GYMNASIUM PRIVATE PATIOS CARPORTS . . Party Room With FIREPLACE, T.V., STIREO That's right, when you rent one of our super oportmenf.J o ll these extra feat ures plus much, much more is included at no extra cost •• Com•. see oUr roomy one ond 2 bedroom apart~. ments and y ou'll agree it's the best deal in town. But hurry as supp ly is limited and they're going fast. W e're located in the Back Boy area near U.C.I., O.C. Airport, Fashion lslond, South Coast. Plaza, Newporr & S.D. Freeways and just a couple minutes from the blue Pacific. BEAUTllUL LIVING THAT BABIES THE BIJDGETI From 5155 ...... •dult llYiltl .... "'. ·-11,.it•k w•lc•,... Vista Ph. 5454855 ' ' Del --/r " ..,._...,., ,,.. I=:· :::~ 'Mesa w l • ' t Apartments • Tu1tin & Meso Orlv• ' Proft11lon1lly Mln•e•• by SO'utlltm Co11ntlt1 M1mt. Ct. ' o ..... 111ed b'f Vet111n l11ft1t111e11ll l11c. 'M.0.1.C. t~u1tle1 c.,,, ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' • . . " . .. . ,T·-l'i"9""". . . . • ...._: -.. DAltV PILOT ' Saturdlt, NDftfnbtr fJ., l,.n FREE PASSES ·~o• 1Could Be One ~f ·1'.0doy's Winners 1 O Polrs of $2 Tickets Given Dally Find Your Name If your nem• ls listed In• 1peclal •d -It could ~ppt•r under any classiflcatlon, 10 look at them tll -phone 642-5678, Extension 314, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. to make arrangements to pick up your tickets 1t any convenient DAILY PILOT office. . I FOR THE YEAR'S BIGGEST AUTO SHOW Be The Guest of the DAILY PILOT .. ,___~~_""____,!~ 1~1 L-[ ;;;"";;;ul• = I-Painting A ;,pt·s., Office Rental _440 Rentals Wanted 460 ·1 ~C~o":n:'lr::•::'.et;"o~r"'.'.'::-..... ::--Gatden1nt Pi.perhanglng ~llTMntl larRtlll 1 fum~ or Unfum. 370 ---------~* BUILDER "''antTto n>hl 2'~r QUALJTY llmall gen'l con-E X P E R . H a wa ii a n CUSTOM Painting At Rea& ,_.;;... ________ .. * * 3 13r. house In fl('fd ol 5trucllon -carpentry, mas-Gard e ner. Co mp tofe Ra1-. n. ~ MRS. L. CALl -~ n-· .. Newport·~•'"" repair, exchange for parr onry, co ....... <aecie. u=l&l\S, Ga r denl n1 Service SPECIALIZING IN RESORT LIVING FROM $125 It's Oakwood G a r d e n #-?flrtments , •• and iCs tun. fjne neighbon and prestige llving in one luxur· ious packaGe .. 'J1llre'1 i1 -a E. Balboa Island pt•·• -1· N··· •· ""' Balbo• retit. 6-12-7377· ~ir;u ." a. 1""1• .ru:n Kama.lani, 646-4676. BEACH PROPERTIES You are the \\'Inner of YOUNG Chri~tian Cou ple "~-,,~·,,,.---"'"°-~-EXP. Japanese Gardener. We kill the mildew l 1Ungus ••/! ,~•• D"SP"RAT"LY MY Way, quality home .,._ ho k ~.. that I k w ~te w/ 2 tick<'t.s to the 1111<.1 "' ,,_ "' -~ W·"· .1. n ...,..,.,. w, up--,eep, ., ...... t s a no n l'"'" nt 0 C nM'rl 2 br house !o renr. Sl50 remUlj. ~. cei mg, oora pe•t, ~--•··. cl•tuHJp. beach pro~es. We do not ra nge ount y m• ,, 1 ,-,. c, 11 "'" -~~'i·~~;;;;;;~~~j;~~~~~~;~~§~~~~~e~~~~'.I etc. No job too sman. ... ........... International "" .,.._.... MT-0036, 24 hr ans. serv. 968-3486. pa.int over the mildew, Wt Auto Show EXPERIENCED Gardener 8 use & proven method not .t I•· • • Additions * Remodeling used by others. Best paint 11t" to 10 hrs rponth $~0. ANAHEIM Personals l[S] [ ](g] [ • )~ Gerwlck &: Son, Lie. 645-37[:(1 avail. used on all surfaces Lost ud Found · . Lost ltld FCM.nl Ser1icei iM R~pein 67:J..6041 * MS.-2170 so v.~ can guarantee a long. CONVENTION • · _ Exper Japanese Gardener er life paint job. Lic'd. No\•ember 17th ib..%11 V.st Driveways Complete yd service. Neat 675-8808. Please call ·iH2'56711;' ext 3.14 Announcements 500 & Rell F 642 '389 "-'~"===--~~1 tier .. ~:een 9 and Si>m 10 claim -----------!Found (free ads) 550 Lost SSS Babys itting, HAWLEY'S Driveway Seal a, ree til. ... · * PAINTING, free est. you r tick~ts. (Notih county • WE MAKE """"",_'"'"--,----1----...,.------·-·~------1 CoatiJig &. small parking General Services Homes inter I exter. OUices million in recreation , • , loJ\.free number iii 540-12'.lO') FOUND Afgh11.n dog on Pac. * "*' Jr EXP. J\.1olher would like to lots. 545-5195 aft. 5 pm.TH --1N-0-.5-b--:M"."'--:-:-I on weekends. Accous. cell· r· Cst. Hwy. Vic. Aquatic Cnt. GUY W. 'RICHARDSON care for children. Any hrs.1----------Y oose, Lt. ings, 24 hour 1 e r v I ~ e , •wimm1••, 1ennis. billiards, * * * SKINNY 1771.1 Loc:ust'St. Eleetrlcal el•<l plumb fe-tile '"" in Newport. & o'clock Thurs, Day or night. All agt>s. Lg. ·• ' '"""• • 847-4128. beallh clubs, saunai, pro. NEWPORT CENTE'R H h ,21 3 42. ~1 F II f h.. inst.Ins, carpenlry, paint·etc.1----------•1 GROUND .f'LOOR l)me P ·• 1 ;)-"""" · ounta in Va ey encL., yd. hol meals, good ELECTRICAL Installations Ma.-0820. PAINTING. professional. All 1bop, indoor golf driving Ca11 aft 6 or <7l4J 870-2138 You are rhe winner of aln1011phcre. $12.50 wk for l & repairs. No job loo sffiall. "'"'"'°''"°'"'°-:'"7::-:-=-::-I work g u arn. Color 2"a00 To Q94 fee t. fully im -DEALS I & a~k for Jt>rry. 2 tickets to lhe child, S25 wk 3 or more. Realistic prices. 1''ree est. CARPENTRY, p a In Ii n g' s P e c i.a Ii st . 9 6 2-6143, r11ngt, clubhouse, etc. ! Custom decorated single!, 1 & 2 BR. Furnished & Un· fumished. No lease required. bfodels ()pen Dally 10 10 8. OAKWOOD GARDEN APARTMENTS (Resort Living la-Si~e & l.-farried Adults}. NEwPORT BEAO{ 16th at Irvine S.f;.0000 or 642·8170 proved, prime loca1 ion 1or 0 C •t y · I I "I Bob "" mo • 1''ND: Vic. Pitcitoirn Dr. & range ounty ,. onte 1sta schoo area. Lic'd/lns. '54B-02U. · cemen · r. ec. , .,..,,.,,.....,, 547_1441. tenant wanli~ identity. F.x-c "" '3'8 s · b k l----=-----1 .\l,sa V<"rde Dr., \\'es!. Interna t iona l , ~1 548-7054. -"'1-'t • m. JO so · reJJC'nt paril'Jng. 60c Per --:rr:....-.. =..,.--.J ELECTRIClAN, licensed, r\o Wa:sttng mon1h per fQOt. Frmalr mix brN'd, blk Auto Show COSTA MESA bonded. Small jobs. malnt. Hauling *WALLPAPER * Wesley ·N: Taylor Co. Sunset Ford W/tan legs & fa cial mark· at Ille PSRl•El".sLci~~?dL & repairs. 548-5203. \\'h call "M " R•altors ings. Has had pups recently. ANAHEIM .. ...,,..,.. HAULING, clean-up. local en you ac ~9-:'.654. CONVENTION t8lh & Monrovi•, u •·y + Engriving mo\•es, exp'd college stu· 548-l444 646-l71l 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rd. CENTER n ~ ::CC:::::C::-'.C-'7'"::_""".,... dent. Lrg, truck Reas. PROF. painting-inter/exter. 1\'e1vport Center 6-H-4910 5440 GARDEN GROVE BLVD. BLACK ~le puppy, v~"rY full day sessions! Planned EXPERT Hand Engraving 534-1846. Honest v.llrk. Li c / l n s • W u ERE THE FREEWAY S young 1n front ol 2363" NOYember 17rh thru 21st program. hot !UnCQes. Ages Tr •. 1 l\e11.· V.'aterfront Offices ,from $360 !'ionth Prime Location 341 Bayside Dr., l'\'p( Beach Bill Grundy Rltr, 67~161 n Please call 642-5678. ext 314 2·6, hrs 6:30 Ai\I • 6 Pi'ol. op ies, P aqut"!I, cups, etc. YARn garage, cleanups. 548-2T;i9, 540-1444. MEET IN WESTMINSTER Colgate Dr., Costa Mesa, R"•••ll rn ~· doy• .., between 9 and 5 pm to claim S20 wk-COMPARE•. 64" • ...,,,. ........ • .,...,..._.,...,, ' Remove trees, dirt, ivy, PATh'TING/Papering. 18 yrs · 5574891. -.vJ.J 6'12-5153 eves. c,\STING FIL.\1_; No ~ay. All BLACK fi.r . male u your tick!'!ts. (North County Ca binetmaking sk i p lo ader, backhoe. in Harbor area. Lie & bond· types nt't'de<l 1ncluchng Dr zzy P PPY toJl.free number is 5'10.-1220) Furniture 847-2666. E'd. Ref's turn. 642-2356. type, Sunday,12-2 2541i Sa~ 111.2171 vie. ~nla Ana * .. * HUSBAND too busy? Local TRASH&Garageclean-up,7 EMPIRE PAINTING · J . La lle1ghrs area. ~7-9913 or SPECIAL• A ha' oaqu1n, guna. 5'18-37g.1. ORANGE Stripped Ca!, 6 cab i netmakcr. Paneling, · vg. c lr or days. Free est. Anytime. Serving Org. Co. since 'S.S nlO's male, big brown eyes. bookcaS<'s, shelvlng, ad· rocker stripped $5. Gluing, &18-5031. 534·3749 or 968--0335 Auto 1ransporta tion SlS ORANGE & \.\'hit!! striped Super f r i c n d J y. Los! ditions. patios. 114 2-2 6 4 7 brass polished. 645-0866. l OR 2 nice suites still left in RIDE \\'anted from Hun-kit!en. small. Vic Newport 1-lallo\\"e~ Nite, co~ta Mesa 11·12-5694. Gardening Housecl~aning Plai ter, Patch, A:e;>a lr Lido Bldg (above Blue lington Beach to Laguna. II IUvil•ra To1vnhous:~ C.M., St & Orange Ave, C.i\1. Ca rpente r AL'S GARDENING HOUSE OF ,CLEAN * PATCH PLASTERING Dolph in Resl.l. FinE" for or 8:30 A~1. Leave 5:30 PM on l0/31. Call 642-"96· &15-4712. for gardenina: 11 smal l Comm'l & Resid. Cleaning All types. Free estimates. prof. or gen'! ofc US('. Drop f\lon thru .Fri. 536-4536 DACHSHUND, male pup, LOST: Gray fenia!e poodle, LARGE OR SMALL landscaping services, ca.11 _;<C;·~ree,,,,e~"~'·~*;;--64o,>-68"'24"-*W"-l·-,,;,..,,-C~·~l~1 ~547[).-6;-:c:82c..,,5,,.,.,.,-~ 1n or rail Jones Rl.'a!g: 001\fi\fL'TF. ride 10 Slh & ''!C· Old Nt'\v~rt Bh·d.. wraring red collar \\'/stick All types ivork: Cut doors, 540-'5198. Serving Newport, DEDICATED CLEANING Plastrr Pa1ching Interior 11:.iiiiiiii''ii"ii"ii"iiiiiiii~1.iii! & .s_'_"~·'_"_·_•·_,~,.._'~'-"_·_s"_'_I•_· Fl , LA 8·3a-' Pa 'd Co~1a :\1esa. Call after 3 attached. Vic: Or11ni;:e & Pan e I, cabinets, finish, CdM, Costa litesa, Dover * \\'e Do Eve_n ... * Stucco Repair Exterior ,,. on premises. oi\er. · · · :). 1 • 10 ""',.. l · 962 1961 • ('()vrred parking. 536-8744 Jl.ni.: :} a-v""'· \\'alnut, C-~1. 6'12-6241 all ranie.~pairs, etc. · Shores, Westc:IW. 2·1 hr. Call 673-4072 Small Jobs. Lie. 847-3471 COSTA ~lesa :; delux pvt. of· aft 6 & \\'kends. YOU:\G male Si am es r. 5::10. ADDTT. & Repair. cab, PROFESSIONAL Gardener, Housecleaning By Day. Plumbing Kooms 400 ficl.'s or de~k space v•/draf. p I 530 Vie1nJtv or Labrador in FE':\cl~A7L7F:~,~.ho-ct-h~,~it-.e~d-,-m-,~ll lurmica, marlite, fi r tile, tree \\'ork, p r uning, Own Transportation 1----'------· 1 "(RVINE" \\'idow v"/9 y~. ring rm. Furn, crpl, air ersona s :'.1r~a \·erde, 5-16-7308. gray kitten, 4 \.\'ht p&\.\'S & paneling, Anliq. 1''um. -sprinklers, clean up jobs, Call 836-0048 PLUMBING REPAIR " rl cone!. Avail all or in· H I OOG, male, bm\1 11, sniall, vC's!. Vic. Arro Station, repair & relin. 6+J.iJ98 l andscaping , George, -~-~--~-~-1 No job too small Cllll gi wishes to ren1 2 Br di\'iduall)• \\/answering .Et e J\1esa Oeaning Service e 64z.3128 e ~m. or unfurn. to \\-ork1ng secfl:'tarial serv. From SlOO on y. (.llJHliAlfUA i'ollX~ 'Young. Harbor & Gisler, Cf\1. ALL lypes of Carpl.'ntry By 646-51193. Carpets, Windows, F1oor etc .. i---~~~~~=--1 'ftomen or stud t n 1 s. 5.-18-3388. 613-4i3.1. local man. \\'ANTED! l>-tessy Yards, Resid. & Qimmc'I. 548-4111 COLE PLUMB I NY mo. ;..!8-3-1S6. 536.1648 24 . 64• llM W a shtr/dryt'r/ki! pri\·ll. Id J Fl'\D: Lrg. red setter, P·i .. DELIA.. Jost ! em a 1 e """'°-;:-,..-...,-"""--,~~ Trees & Garages. Light H I • Lady hr. service. ;,... t11 Reis. 832~87115 e\·ts. DESK space a\•ailable $50 Wou ¥ou ake. ·Settrr 1, Lab) nr. Euclid & 'Siamf'SI'. dl'clawc.'Ct fronl EXP. RemQdeling, cabinets, ~1oving & Hauling. TNT ousec eaning 646-5159 Remodel & Repair B,A L BO A ISLAND \Vomen mo. Will prov14e, fUrniture: ., Son Diego Fr.>.)'. 55J..9302. paws. S~ rew. Vic Aaam!I & repairs, ma int. No job · too Lawn Maint. 5 4 8-58 63 64 ;~2~·5299::;:;:..-~°';;...._..:.;:..:=1,,,'.".::'.:"."."'"::---7:--:::-: at $5 rrio1 Answeting . .wtVioe Th C Q T Brookhul'lll HB. 10/31 eve. sm. ~as. 646-4224. ~lim~ Ironing CUSTOM Remodel Work, l .V. Rm. Kitchen. $15 Jll'r aviil&blc.~ _·305 ~.N<t ,E,I e ar ver Q BLACK & White cat, v.11He "'"'ll'1 D•Y• ==~=~=-~~"I . •--:--:::~::"::::'""'.'"--I alterations, additions, minor •k·up. L.?7 Agate ,61;,.3613 C a mino·. keat;' s ·afl ·nea· -c011af, ~vie-44th I< -~~=-o=~~· -,.,,,,-.,,,-= CARPENTER. "Maa loll all Eh"PER. Japanese Gardener * IRONING * Cl ~ .. n .:.""'LO~~ .. Co"t><l •-,in wht :reasons." \'i'ork rouarah', T ••· '"" ct ' repairs. Finish or rough Ai'JTEL Room-SI-5 \\'k UP emenle. ,:u-1'1A! •• . . ••• Sun'~ 1· F rd Balboa. 615--~0. ' ~· .. """" .. ree .. 1mm .. 'flt ean-up, Re&SOnable rates i:.arpentry. David :Stewart, _,,/Id!. e S~ wit UP Apts. DESK'" ~ftf---..ruia~e.::$50 ~ ~e Q ..... -l",-~07U7N-D--,.-,-,~,,,.,..~---. w-/f~ili,--e I case. Vic: Cotlta ~fesa, 'i.7th Realtistic prkea. 67J..11fi6. Law~ Maintenance. 548·<r130 64S-ll08 23i6 Ne1''Jl0f't.·Blvd. M&-97j,5. mo Wlll pro\.fde·;:to:m.lture too'th·vic. Bl.'a'i[· Balboa St or Npt Blvd, 1133-1835 Carpet Service 64&--06I9 or MS:-79a8 ?alnting & at ss· mo.-Ariswering· """· "' To·~·y For Sern'ce7. p 6~5171 ev<'S. AL'S Landscap1"'~. T r ee Pa~rhang1'ng LADY, sleeping room with Ll.d en. l.:r · JOHN'S Ca.....,t & Uplto!ISte..., "'6 r--avallable. ·za Forest Ave, .,.~ '1 removal. Yard remodeling. ...,..,.,°"'"""°'--,,.---,1LEE Roofi na Co. R f Roofing kitchen pri\1gs. Costa Mesa FOUND1· .nus. H. SE'ITER. Cleaners. Ex!r;i Dri·Sham· p-NG ll . .,,. 00 ing • Laguna Beach. 494-9466 THANKS! ""'· 00 TrllSh hauling, lot cleanup. A f NT I : one s t all types. Recover, repairs, area. ~9182 64C1~1 •. :z". idenllfy after 4: ' I If l• J poo free Scotchguard d k LI d A i\1EDICAL SUITE .,.. " Repair sprinklers. 673-l166. g~arantee \\'Or ~·. c' ny ther mo roof coatings, while FURN'. room, private home. ~nstruelion Retardants). Degreas rs & size job. Call 67;>-:;i740. & color. Lie/bonded, since Nr. ace ,& Shopping:. CM OR OFFICE s . F d Lost ' SSS -------~ all color brighteners & 10 RlNKLER.S, bncw Ja\\lld" area. 5-l~lOlil. Air-cond., 10 rooms. 425 N. unset or mlnure bleach for \Vhl\£' trees & s ru s remove . YOU i;uppy the paint. Rooms 1~·4~1.~64~~~~1~22~2~. ~-~~~I Ne"l•porl Blvd. $300 mon1h. SPA YE O Fe'ni. dog, ~i: Collie caTJK'ts. Save your money Hauling & clea n -u p . painted $10 ea. Also ex· • T, Guy Roofing, Deal Di· ./ FURN or Unfum, Lake DAVIS-.REALTY &IZ.7000 & Shep, 9 mos, Bolsa Schools & 575 qy saving me l'Xtra !rips. 645-2646. terlor. Call S:i0-11}46. rect. J do my 01vn \vork. Park area, H.B. DESK space available S50 WHERE THE Chic a I E d ! n g e r , f.18. instructions \Viii clean Jiving rm, dining Exp. Japanese Gardener EXTERIOR-Interior. Quali· &&2780, 548·9590, 531)...l&-12 or 962-3497 mo. WUl provide furniture FREEWAYS MEET rN Heward. 1193-1262. ....--... rn1 & hall SLi Any rm $7.50, La\1•n f\1aint. Clean-up ty \York. GuaranteE'rl 10 last. Sewing/Altera iions LRG. Comfortabh! room, TV, at $5 mo. Arts\verini service WESTMINSTER LO_ST_P_;o_ra_k_"'_tb!-,,-.-,-,...-,-. AIRLINE couch SlO. chair $5. 15 yrs, Trimming 1 546-1894 673-3250 before 7Ai\t. ....... ---... -....._ kil<h<n pro·v,·1. Co·'· '"'· available. 17""5 Beach Blvd. =========='! SCHOOLS · h t t t E"rope•• D-••m•k•"• " cuJ \'JC Orchid & Poinse!!la, exp 1~ \\' a roun s. no C01'.1PLETE lav.·n & garden· FOR clean & neat painting, " '"'"' . .,. S20 11.·k. &4:t-l758. Huntirlgton Beach. G42-432l WOMEN -WOMEN Cd:\t Call Dl.'ant' 673-6073 ... PACIFIC 1nethod. 1 do v.•ork myself. ing service. lntl'l"IOr . & exterior, Call All custom littcd. Personal ROCK\! for rent, man only ln SAY VIEW OFFICES Your man's hair delermines Jt1•11·an.J. ... Day & Night ClasSf's Good rt.1. 531--0101. J im S4s--0405. Dic k, 96&-4065. Fashion advice. 673-1849. Costa :i.-tesa. Deluxe, Air-O>ndilioDCd how he looks. l ie could be BL\CK & \\'hile niale cat 543.ffi!JS AL·s RUG CLEANING LANDSCAPE 11.nd Gardening VINYL Pape r hanging Alterations -64l-S84S ===*~"'~ .. _119_•~~~ I Lido Area much more dashing, ruggl'd. \\'/niustache vie Dover & 610 E. 17th SL, San!a Ana \\'e v.·ash rugs at our local C 1 ea n _ u_p 5 , Hau 1 i ng. specialist. work guaranteed. Neat, accurate, 20 years exp. PRIVATE Entrance & balh. Realonomics Bkr. 67'":Hi700 Jy . handsome. "'11h longer \\'rs!cl if( Dr .• Sun. R(:"\I.' .• ~!!!!!~!!!!!--!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""I plan!. H's the only Way to Sprinkleni, Cement. 64~ Est. 547-5846 or 846-Zl.82. Tile Nr. Beach & Shopping. $85. OFFICE Space Ci!y Center hair, longer sideburns. niay· 548-li7S. V 0 ICE Lesson&-!tthnique: thoroughly clean r u g s. , ----------·io-----------·I Corona de\ Mar. 67:i-706.<I. Blk. N.B •. Elevator, Janitor, be a mustache or goatee.1,ro=~~~.~1 ----""1 Pop & classical. Susanne \Y/\\' Carpet Oeaning. rree •••• .. •••lli••••••••••••fCERAi\lIC tile new & Gu •• t Hom. ,15 Parking. 200', 300', 5()()', You have to UliliZe your hai r Y .\Tale Si Vl'r gff'y pood e Aullz. B.M. l.-1.i\f. 494-7269. E remodel. Free es1. Sma.11 .. (i14) 544-1243. to its fullest po!l.'nlial for \\'/b\ek stripe on back. Vic. st. ~•s.-* * * * * * jobs v.·elcoml!'. 536-2426. -------:--:--· \ ,,;'.'..:;_,::'.:'...:.'.'.::'.:_=~=-best results. Sir \\'allrrs All an1a/i\1agnolia, H . B. 388 \Y. Bay, Cf\f "" •uw PRrv Rm for ambula1ory PLUSH I room 300' office. Jl.1UST be rhe place! 2052 "Zlz.a'nre" pis call 5..'l&-8973. DUPONT nylon carpet CFHS UNOLEUl\1 & Tile sold in lady In lie guest hm, good Part of exec. suite. use of Nev.•port Bl ... d .• Costa i\1l'sa. LOST, fl•niale Irish Seller, [ ~ices ~nd Repairs 1 ~ shag. Re-lay from $3.99 sq. the privacy ol your home. Jood sen."ed fam a!yle. recept. amt. 548-~ . _ ~ yd. Guar. 642-7101 evrs. Ask for Bob, 962-9638 . .... 3391 1--~-------L'A,,..., h . approx !! mo's. old. Vic: GUEST :\tome for n1e n. X!n't loc. Handy lo shops, park & bc h. Hom!!' living. 646-7513. V•cation Rentals 425 Business Rental 44; ·, ".' ',anges eau,~,1ng coc n· Victoria. & '! Pis ca.11 Ce m e nf, Coner•'.• Trader's Pa' rad1"se Tree Service ______ us1on n you r 1 t'? all 6.12_9161. A . SPACE for beauty parlor or Personal Manag e mefill ~=~~~~~---ccount1ng BEAT The Rain! Concret.e GENERAL Tree Serv. Yatrl simllar' opera lion, ground "Corisullini:-SC'rvices for C'On· 5 i'.105. lri.~h Sel 11.'r puppy BOO,KKEEPING & taxl's, 20 noors, patios, d r i v e s , clean.up, hauling, sprinkler fir, Lido Bldg. 33~0. Vi• fiden!ial assistnnce in clari· (C.i\f .) Is sick needs ml'd'! I fiidcwalks. Don 642-8514. 1·1• nes repairs. Reas. 646-5848. "" 70 yrs. t-"Xpericnce, depcndab e, Lido, NB. See Jones Really tying goals, planning, pro-attention. Rev.-ard 5-19-06 • rt.•asonahl<': 673-9393, 644-1842 Arlditions -Palios . fWindow Cleaning alNOO on ~faul. oceanfron t. Servk<c an premises or call 'blem • solvinst, rl'leasing LOST vie. of Joann S1 .. CM.: CEMENT WORK lit Floor: 2 BR., private 67~3771. . :~. ~'t'alivlty, e1c. Avfiilahll· fur '}'rn1 c;1lil.11 \\'ear·~ collar Ba bysitting • 6~2-863S e ti mes .. * * cove. Ftlr free picturt I< ort·ic~. STORE, m'llr N'pl office or hon1e ca ,l ls. w/tM'IL 6 .1n0's. 64:J-4663. EXPERIENCED child care QUALlTY Cement Work. Let KENNETH KOSTER n te Ulel!'t caJI 645-4441 Post Ollice, 4j() 15(1. ft. Good 967-468t. Consulting Io r LOST SNOOPY. a cham-\Ye ekdays for children 2-5 Gcofl;e do It. Lit'd. Bonded. d 11 43 Emerald Bay Rentals to Share 43C1 parking. Sl20 mo. Blue Chip 1 ~or~ 0 r a! e pagne Cock·A·f'xl. Ple;u;e yrs. renced yard. Lunches 64~1695. 0 ars lagun• Beach -G h R It 646-Zl14 managC'nien "' private Jn· h ·• ~· o.,,, ""'-) included . Just off San Di<'''" You a~ the winner ol REAL Esta1e Sal~man, 30 ' ra am ea Y •d~i~,i~d~"'~l~•~•~io~re~1~9;,,~·~· =~·f;(i'~"f'~"N· .:-';~:';;~;;;i"~·:-liiru'k'°& "'v PATIOS, walks, drive, install 2 ticket.a to 1he 111-anl!: lo fiha.re his ~ BR A STORE, Office, Desk ~--KITTE.'l, 8 v.U<ks. Black & F\\'Y l'K"1tT' Bristol, 5'1~ nf!'\Y lawns, sav.•, break, I ·---------Ora nge County ckn borne w/-nt. S1(Xlfmo. 400 to 600 sq. fj. 1842 SPffimJAL READINSS \\'hitt, Vic. 19th & Ora~. LlC'D D11.y Cart', 1 am-5:30 remove. &'8-8668 for est. TRADE Homes Kona CM.st 3 BDRM rental home in lntern•ti'onal •· N B\·-3 C l.-f AOvlc{' ·on all matzrrs ~·r H t ] XI t ===~==-~~,-1 "-· _,, $14 on.. FtlA 1 t M~5. 968-!KX>6 "Bob" ewport vu., . , Dally lOAf\l·lOPN. Cl.-1. 642-D:r..... pm. o rnea s .. n care, CE.l\iENT \VOTtK, 110 job too Ha.1'11ii for Newport area ...... ~ ...... e. •""II s Auto Show a.18-0588. w~ R rd • • blk H 11 r b o r I Baker aret1. Dec, 15 to Jan !>. Adul1s · TD. Want paj'.ler or ?! for al ~. c BEAUT. Townkouse apt ..:..::...:='---~-~-Sl2-N; El Camino Real ~·-C\\'11 ! ...,rge "·''°l5.19. sn1all, rea~onable. F r ee · """ r l~R LEAS~ ~ -11 '1 1 H k 1•· IV 1 '1 S "~ E . !I , n· k ,.. =l· lnl>·· P.O~Box 1031 Kealakc· U.100 equity. nlilt Hanson, 0 ANA~IM aha.re w/profession1I man ·v .,,: """....,. · "· ~n Ol'n1entfl us ·cy. \C. es ... • · ~shm .. Stu 1c. ~a n~ or \\"Oman. Pref. 35-45. SlOO bltn b!dg. llO·Z!P_ ~·er. ·'491.-9!36, 492.-91).'H Laguna. 642-2596. BABYSITIING 24 hrs. all Child Care kua, Hav.·aii. 96750 Realtor, -494-!M~-CONVENTION mo. a.13-2806. i\1a.chine Bhop, garagl', or P a lm & Card Reader w .ST '. m ivb.lte Cock·A·Poo. agel'i. Big &:-fenced back TRADE Top or \\l'orld 3 Br, De5erl; Vlctorv1Ue area nr CENTER ONE Bedroom in house $7j a mo•>l~ .. 6i3-719-I .. " ~mall business: 548-11797. 1 1 A &. c t J.lwy yard. &C2-1592. UC. Child Care. Nursery fam rm, 2 811 home .... , El n!lrage aif1>0rt. 2 !2\~) N ..._ 17 h h 21 P.'ls!, Pn!"!:ien1, f'utu1'f', Ad· \'ll" ris ve. . oas ., 1 FOR D acre parcels. Tracie for ovtmui:r ! I ru st SHO\\'ROOf\t mfg:·. & office vice. Love, i<.1arr iage, BuJ'li· Cch\f. R\\"d. 675-03.11. BAB\'SJTIING n1y home, all school atmoi;phett. ho I great \ ew: ana boat, pro-rty or ? • Piellse caJJ 642:.;678, ext 314 •1)3ce. Clo5e In [.a,<Y11na.'. loc. .... ~ -7 ~ I k -a,.es. TLC. lunches. snacks, lndi\·idual Point or Capo Beach Prop. r belv.'een 9 d t I 1 ,.,.. nf"llll:, P"le. ";r"···.· 4~·Turnunu~_cdltCim~tntoqu c ., ....,0 ~ 2 O\\'IU'r.'49;1.33BJor<l9G-1160. 673-1023 . an ~pm ocam S9j. lo $155. mo. 494-4653 \\'cs1ml ns1er A\T· \\'l'~tmin.s· lc~"~'~h~, ~,~,~~·~64~2=-~5'~1~8===-~==~'='>&-=129~·="='~11=.B=.==::;!z'='~'!'~·=~=-="="=· :;:::;::::::;:;;;;; you r tickets. (North County f'EntALE 1t'ech<'r n t e d s •so 1er. D<uly 9AUl· 10P:'i1. ............ •• •. • -· Junior Shopping Cen1l'r. Have very dcsl reable New-toll· free num~r ... M0-12201 roommall' 1'tl shll~ 2 B 'Industrial Rental ~ -------1 Parking 38 cal'll. S\7j,00o port mooring. close to1et1y * * * ~°:d :~~~170~~~7~~!, 1co ·-.~ST-A_M_E_SA--10-.000--"1-· ""fl. A;~~~~:7~17 :~)Ql;'~'f~~ c;,,~. STAR GAZEKIC-l'~ ~~ea;;wc::~~e1~1t. 0~r~~: ~t ~~~~b2r7~ ~:~~~,,~~;l ~~~!!!!~~~~~~I 2 TEACHERS nC!f'd l fen1a le cl<'ar span + yard sp;:1c~. P.O. Box 1223, Coo-la ?.1cM. ;;,·•/;sJ[ 11\ ;::: r IS-1-tl6o. 4 BR home. Call 89440!M. I 1[ [IlJ roOiiimate. 3 BR on v.·11.ter. llO, no pov.'1lr "' (l(Hll-GOING In J\1lnn.? .. r ake A l'-'-""'-~"r---n,cu.Y JL 'POLJ...AN ......... PALM 'SPRINGS Want ~oyment I I I ~. Sp•·o·kl··' f•'•·-l•'""d • · _....._ ,', Y •ttordi11g 10.fft.Slor.1o ""'r . oc/.,1 Trade do\vn.Jor con omln· rm, · ..,.,,. o pl't'ISCd air p_rovided. motortfy<'le 10. -nifll~~ And -11 :,_~;'~, 'M YoutDoilt M i..,'tyi:.iiJ• M • stn.um Lagu,na Oceanfront dhon.1e. ! Bd pool .,.000 1 ~;;;;;;;~;~~! " ~v. "'"''• """' <':lrn $7~. a36-l~ aflcr 5 ...,,._-"'" w 1 r ~ ,.. l . d t I'' -H JJdrm t 3 BR, 2 BA. \\'f 'llt' cpt'g, eabhlt't makrn v.·elcume. 20-11£1 • To develop message lor SUnday. 2-32..W.63 ium or'NeWpOrt'"orona e »J,uuu. ave 4 . poo dfP•· bltns. no P"' t •· 191 h & Pl a ee n ! ; a . _P_·_m_. ________ , .;.: Jl-61·79· reod wonkGOl"l'~ingiorurbm n-11.eti :¢ ~IAr home. in N:1'-Sch. $·19.500. Job Wanted, Femaile 702 $175/mo. Call 962.-42'JI. )teaJ10nably prl«d. Call or ({JUNSELING & info f n r c;f~~~~~gn,. ~1 DJt Beach Realty, 494-9.525 <\gent ~3255/Eve: 642-4641 INTEWGENT. mature> irirl come, MS-34811. a.boruon. \11\SN"!omy •"-adop. 2Good • 32 0.0..C. ~?1~ Have small commerc'I bldg, '60 Corvette 327 NEED HELP AT HO~iE? •· lion ApCa-612•4""" 3 G> J3 Heor .,..p..,.,r "'--k c\o'", f-exch•• .. 22-27 to 1hart houte in 11~144(1 SQ. FT •. l iiii.iiiiliiii"il'iiiiii~i.iiim\ "'°"' :14Wa1dt 6'Ntws ,.,..,.,. "' "" " 4 Spf"ed. Trade tor For Temporary Sel'\lloe: Ne•lW)l't. 6t6-lill9 1 11 5~ 35'Thot 65~ on ba)'front or oce11nlront Pick Up or Car. • \\'e Have Conval-nt Ready now, near Newpor • 1 ,~-----~ 6 P,...,..MS ~Writtiir ~RWq house or lot. st-L-6111 0~1-·1 --· Gar.,.1 for Rent 4l$ San Diego Frwy. Bldg full)' i[g] 1~ 37 F~ ~7frdl • "" • ..,.. Aide~ • Nunes • Howe· sprinkled. Cabinel.mAklU"S. l ost ilndf'omf ;~!':"' ~~le :~ifV, The Irwin Cobl.,-~all~h. TRADE Tweh·'t foot Ski keepers. GARAGE for RENT· fib<'rglUll wtl«iffif'. :z9.tO J ';;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~I 1or.-rt AO Repair 70 ~ 2 BR, 1 Ba. 4 ....,. to ""' boat. 25 H.P. Joh1->11 otit· HO:i.-U:~IAKERS/UPJOlL~ STORAGE: ONLY . GraCI' Ln. r'"-. of Bake r, E. 11 Your Al Y-71 For A.uumable 7~ loao. Trade boa.rd and tnil~r for pickup .,., 12~.dlntt •1~ 71~ jh> fo I I·-· a F CAii 540-t381 of t'airv)ew 'ii O'lit Rrprt'-Found (fl"H a ds) SSO 13 r~ ... lYw ?l'Ntiat lflU ·~ r •rcer ~un trucir,camping tralltr, rat, -or Permanent Servi~: ·~"· sf'nra1lves ttw>:tt from 9.12 l' l!o9 ••To ''fl~ home c.kise to beach. $38,000 or hOuse PAlntlng. 847-0700 • \\'e Hav• Companions -.. daily. 537-5585 or 8i9-4TI I GREYtnlnck Jong h:1\r fqn\I ~i~ :! i:'~ \ ~~~=~ Ownc>r. 4!H·5512. Prlde«-ov.'11f!n;hip triplex, • Housekeepers e PracfJ. PJUM E LOCATION. Rt'Ct"I> Uon l 4 accu!ive-offices. PIUlh, mtl ll -•tOf)' A atr-«ind. Le:ue $320. un- turn. $390. f"\lrn'd. CAU. 545-84'4. SOl!T'H COAST RT.AL1'Y • • if)) '9-ft, 2nd-n:ooi- ll!ll-COSTA MESA. Call tl&-21JO. &:ll. Sdle Ueml' 6U-1611 Now! STonE front buildin,. M·l cai, lcfi front &-hlnd !JGW 11w111(" ..,7 ~ n~··• Near new 1970 Jlolldl.)' 27' c .M. Income S730./mo. Ex· cal Nunes etc. At Monthly "''trilf, bat! E')'e. t"nrnit!y. 11 Whlr11 ' •a T~• 11 Ut!tfully ' J\1otnr Jlorne. Cost $18,500. Rates. 1.0tlP'. 20XI sq. ft. 2072 Bl 11 •. 1 R 1 19 1,., •9 tn 79Ta 1'"~~~"1 change $17,500. equity tor RE' PlaC'l'nlla. 01. 5-UI· 769tl. u ~. .,. anc WI &J't'f4. XI Voi. ~Ard '° F"" r Trade for property or ?? mu1tiple zonl•"• buildlng. n.LTII It. 641.(]1 &9. 21 Ger ~t w~ 11 Of· -' c.-....1 ... FAntJLY CARE AGEN~ n ro )'~lto"l<ll 12You Box 4196, P...,m ~·TIIJ~ l:>trron Really 642-1171 1 '"'' Storage 455 Mio. ~11<' bla rk 1n1llc cloil:, 7J"~ SlOtlwn. lll Md 714·~2S-:l401 n_ .,..1 ' " . 1$00 No, Broadway, __ .;;.. _______ , ,. ro.m ~ ()i) IH F""'°" uo;"tlUlhu country ., acres Simla Ana 547~ RECREATION \• e b I c J .. *, Looks p.'lrt l..4b. nppl"('I),. 5 '' Rrct•.,. ~) n... 15 llthW'liflO • n<!xt to Stquola, will tr11.de 1'1!!~"""""""""""""" ... ~ .., mn'' Md. No rollnr. 8Z72 26K·nd ~6Vour MAqo(•OfU l"'"':'!'!::;-'"'1 \Vl\8,t do you have to 1:r11dc . 1" molor holllC'~, riaill'n:, cam· lit IO)' Dr ll.D ~'tli 12:17 -;7 Vro.< '' si'i"'ll'C 17SC!tnd Lisi it here • In Oran~ $1200 eq, for l!•ter rnl'.lde \\'ILL babysit 1m111l chlldren pert, boAI•. 1-foldtnr hank n. •• • · • · 1 21iw1111i ~l.,prne ..,i acCftlPll'l7' county's Ja,.e!ll read 1n1d· 111a1ion \\'8.gOl'I, van, boot, .r.-•·· home. 54.8-5!1211 Pomon•. VACANcr._ •·-, ~"'llta.1 '9io ~90rro!""" '"""t<'d .<J dump 11tA1ion. lia hted. ~ .......,1 mone)'. j,,;..21 3(1T<dtiy'• C.OW•lh 90Gi!lf1•td Ing post. &12-~. etc. 8J8.()75 or &44-7321 School area. I~ wash rack, central Ren t your bol.i&t, JPI., ston ,. !OiGood 1&.At!ttn0 l\N~lJt *' 1=.,,--:,,-,-,,,--,.~- Jl""I' 8"'o am. 96M'illl. "'11< .. oio 1 , Dail,rl'IJOf A IJ& leJ •.1 : -* * * *Daily P1 !lot Wan! Ada bav. fl6)Jl334. Oasslfled ad. '' • !:, J hflrp na gaJof't . ' A N . A A c s s s " ' .. • • • • l.___"' .... _" .. __,J[ll] I """'°7n•it .. I , ... , • • f • ~-.. · . . , __ • l[iJJ 1 ..... -_r...io_, ..... _l[ll]I ..... _.,. .. _··~·~__,· J[Il] IL..;. ,"'-_ .... _ ...... ____,J[IJ , ..... l _ ..... _,,._ .. •__,l[Ill ~' _ ... d_ ..... ___,J~I .__ _ ... _ ... _.i.__,J.~ I 'r ·- DAil Y PILOT 35 b W -• F I -Help W•ntod, M & f 710 H I W t·• M ·& F 710 u •1p Wan~•, u & I 710 telp Wentod, M & F 710 Appliencn IO? Furniture• 110 G•r• S•I• Jo •nt-, tm••1 •• _,,,, • ·-FlelpW•ntMl,M&F710 •P •n-, ..,.. ,_'" ,.--_ .. ,, _.,. __ 112 -~ .. -CHEF, male, ablie to cook ~ UR.GENT! ~a·.1-itate', .OAR.AGE S&.lt, Sai-Sun. '*HOUSEKEEPER lrxkmetian tood. Al t o ,G ·-E-N_E_R_A_L_O_F--IC_E __ LOVE clothes? Conduct REAL ESTATE SAl .:J SEC'Y EXEC. MAYTAG auto washer, cop. ~,,ui;;k·r10, couci.~ antique P\lrnirure .. AppUancta; _ COMPANION aupervl.at In kll<"ben. Some F Beeline fashion chows in lndepe•nt bro~h new For beautil\IJJy d~rattd I~ pertone, 3 yrs. old. Xlnl ro\d. Beaut ~nlsb coUee Sportinc Goodt. Oothf:i • Competll':nt. .Excel. drlvu. e:icp. In Chinese coo~'·ng TRAINEE apart time. Carom. tree offic9 m 110rthweat Hun-ca.I i!orporatt office of a na-cond S125. AllO Kenmore table eold !eat top under Boat • T 0 0 1, _ Camp- Ref. Eldl'tly active cent or prefl"l'abte. Ai)ply In pe · n, Great oppt'y for the girl who clothes, car nee. 891r5497, tington Beach hu openlngi; UonaJ co. Work tor )'OUng auto washer, Xlnt cone!. $35. glass'. matchtna: a q u are Ina A tilh.lnr gear. Many I ' lady ... ~~: ;e.lol:ate. HPW.o. Restaurant r n done' a, "',:•~ .<,• m,ove, up .. Localb-"",-""°~-'·-~~-~~ Jor full Ume ~~e~me8Jn. Call V.P. Mtt~;t'Ci\01" loomp all ~~~l~ delh't'rt~. 546-8612, commode. ? Blue I: 'avocac:to ather tt\ems. 20276 Lantana I Bo:io: _,, ..... guna s, O:lrona de! Mar. ir "'11 tra n or Uns pu MAN ,,.,•antrtf (or tloar Carl NellOn, 00-1 · overcoun .. ,. ompany ays ' chain, 2 ~s. 452 E. 18th Dr. olf Mtrnolla 2 blk1, •· 1 92653. 837~979. Cllll.D care, l hr• a fie" lie ntact ipot. St11.rt to maintenance &: othtr duties. I ........................... I FM. t"'ron\ $550. LADY lteilmore auro washer St. Crear thrU sate) Costa of ~. HB. ' • $310. Cail for"•PPI !14().9(110 · "'· ti .. o.1 RENTAL Other 1-'tt Jobs Avail, •-w .. t1~~ .. ,. au to Help W•nted, M & F 710 IChool, lo my home. Santa .. Apply .in person. nun-.. on ch11 ~ ·-o'""' Mesa. SAT a: SUN 1116 &: ll/7, j 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I Cal.Pacific Agency Beach Convale11cent Hosp, AGENT ""J,ean Brown, 540-6055 washer. 'Both late models, I• Ana Hts area. Att 5: Cot t• Mesa 18811 Florida, H.B~ Attractive, dynamic person~ Coa~tal Agency In xlnt cond. $65 ea. Guar At $8 DO C 0 NTEMPORARY Complete dining room If'!, Accounting Clrk to $600 557-8112(1. ./GENERAL HOUSEWORK. alltr. m~ have adequate 2100 llarbor Bl at Adams dellvl!ftd. M6-i6Tl, &17-IUS. malpgany din table , & euatom .made corne.r de~ 1 AI R, ~'2:~ Sm1all Payro111. CHRISTMAS 3 days, 9 to 2 pm. Newport MACHINISTS knowledge of JeaRS &: rtnt· SEC~~A~ti· Orange Coun-BUILDING a cabln? mtn ~~:· s:;:~,$:300$7S~e";': :~.10·~~;'~.~ul~~:!.~~~ I Gen't """'"6er or attract ve Be,ach. 61l-014" al agreements, Salary $400 ty .....:rnocra e Party needs b • , 12 ~ I oven Ir roiler, counter w--.. w--> patio table & pllance11 • ml&c. ~ N. young co. GENERAL f l cl -... to 1tart.-Ph0ne ~ br ght attractive g i r I. b ~ ~ I R ti I I MONEY rst ass ,,.u1;11 9Cf'eW ma-1..,...,,...,.,,..,.....,,.....,1 De . urnen, $75. Counter top to chain, l6(>; $S5 Faberwart capellt, .. Col\& M • • •, ecep on t OFFICE GAL chine aet·up opttators. Ex-mocra1ic poli tical exp. fit. $1 per ft. R&ln ruttt'ni, 11· ~ Uk uo uu-• \l.'ith Honey Bee voice, kloks 1 1 of tt b-REP. -need two people who desired. 833-3185. . ro uene, e new _,, ~.... , I. Must be able to post journals per n • 1 types a ac want , .• on tho -·-• floor * * SE~~ARY other itenu. 545-8749. 673--8179. *** G•--•·•e, Movl""'· 'I & persona 1ty + good tY~ MALE HELP & k 00oq Sal 1400 ment5, tooling&: materials. .. --"" \.4\.C.1 u --~ .:Jill •-e ing! • eep · 11.ry to of. a dyn11.m!e fun packl"d part time, 3 days week. SEO Appllances & TV's. SlLVERTONE stereo 48" stereo eqUip, &kil-, clothltir, NEWPORT Part Time Eves 6·10pm per mo. Ca1l !or appt. Excellent worltilJ& conditions, I a I es organlza!k>n. Ex-Salary $2.50 hr. 546-5+11. W0•nl ~.0,~ Nd e 11 ve 81 r '. provincial cab. S 100· appliances, turn.,, cam~ i 1 PERSONNEL No Ex-per. Neces!ary 540-90'10 fringe benefits, 40 hour, 4 tremely high earnmg1, 10me u !P 1, .LO.w ewport " Zia/Zag ~win& -mac h . eras, jewelry, deCOrator \ AGENCY $98 A WEEK Col.Pacific Agtncy day week, 44 hours pay. lrawl lt deslml.. Ca I I SECRETARY,. exper. Ac-C.t.t. 54&-'TlSO. Maple cablnet SflO, Both ittm1, tools, ~erythlng.t- lbranch office) Cott• Mtse 496-3318. rurafe typing r equi r ed. MAYTAG \Y11.sher &: ~latch-Xlnt. Pr II blue. velvet Sat/Sun Nov 8 & 7, 10 am 3848 Ciimpus Dr., N.B. GIRL FRIDAY: P.1 at ure Apply Mon thru Thurs Recept .. Sec'y ~:'~ 1!ill:pp~ 83T·Z020 Ing Ga1 Dryer I Avocado) chain, beautiful $85. ea or to$ pm,,37U Se&lhon Dr .. I Nona \\I. Hortman 541Hl635 .......... 14 ... 2-ii066ii_ii7 ......... , I wom11.n who can talk to • Exec ofc girt w/frnt oalc:e . . l year warranty. Free $150. pr, eold upol. chair cN~B~·~~~,__,,,--- , J>Ublic. Doing lite book-STA-FAST, INC. appearance., penionality .I: SERVICE Station,. full t1~e Delivery 531-8637. l$50. 842·3019 MUST SacrUice Magnavox ADVERTISING Consultant COOK keeping with growing co. 926 Lyon St. • poblic contact exper. Req·s days . E;xpe r. service station FRIGIDAIRE rttrie. 2 door, 8. He re u 10 n. sofa & color TV stereo 'con.wle, I If you can sell ad space fl)r Start $525. Sent• Ana skills In ·typing, s.H. &. o!fc salesman. A1ust be neat & avocado. Good eon<!. • loveseat, round pme set, dinin&: table ~6 din, tools, a young newspaper, we Call Helen Hayes, 540--6055 systems. Call for appt, &ggrt'ssive I: capable' to , S33·J..lll tufted cnaahed velvet living elec. f8tW w/stand 1: other have an otter to make You: Exper. p /time Coastal Agency 714/833-8TI1. p e rform comp I et e rm. set. barid. carved coUee ,mile. items. 2).W President Call Mr. i\tcCann or Mr. 2790 H11.rbc>r Bl. at Adams MAINTENANCE REC E PT f 0 N1 ST Start automotive service&: minor Cemeres & · Pl c M SaUSu COUPLE E I ~ IOI I: end tables. 67~3. -. . • n. Howe Mon. or T 1J es· APPLY IN PERSON GOVERNESS Jor 2 yr old $375 •. An.s,,.,·er phones. Type repair!. High volume Shell qu pm .... 833-1950 Thoroughly experienced for unit In Costa Mesa. Xlnt --:;'."::'~~----SMALL Bungalow piano. Machinery · boy. Liw·ln, lite hskpng . h min. 55 w.p.nl. accural~y. . HA.SELLBLAD 500c S.u•• R•~lg -o•-tt• d · THE RIGGEI!. la.rge apt. complex. Furnis • earning potential. Apply 1n ·-· u· , .....,. ""' AIR COMPRESSOR , ALARM an /or intercom N.B. 11.rea. Musi drive. S350 d $250 I rt 1 ftnuna Hills. 83G-7600. nl LIKE NEW ir.t."" Tb! •-• ....... _ r -d••" • apt, + mo to sta . 1 --~------~-1 -'"'"· 10 11m lo 2 pm . o y, .-. e. "' , ... , ... ~. ...... " k I sc-rv-k:e & installat!on. mo. CBI! 61:'>-2692 for appt. S r ..., ~·9 1 1 20LJ & Misc wood w or n I Adu.Its on1y, no pets. Phone · DEf AIL SALE Me11a Ven:le Shell Service, U't°t"'W'I SIS, other ni se. tems. 116 I I 642·3830 NO. 16 FASHION ISLAND HELP for Camper .Factory. ~5025. Mvr• & Att't Mgr• 3131 Harbor mvd., C.fl.f. Furniture 810 S. Rite.he).', Santa Ana. machinery sss-.7140• ARCHITECT NE\vPORT ~EACH Woodv.·orking ~uipment ex-~~~~::"!!'""'""'""~ 11 FORCED to aeD near new Miscellan.out 818 1 DESIGNER per. Apply Majorway 869 W. MANAGER Large & still grov.·Jng re-t.11..!1 SBERVhfCEC ,estab. FC OM Ue r FRANK Hamilton Wat e r Furn 8' avocado velvet so-PUBUC Notice. Doc'· Strl'-• k bid cod • II • COOK, FEMALE • •oth SI c M N ho 11 record &-tape store eha1n ms us omer11, " . P Colo•, App•ai'"'d at 11000. • • ll)ust now g es spe "" • · · o P ne ca s If you have a fla ir !or style, •. .i.i.. 1 t • • fa Tables etc. AIM> Hereulon correcUy. Salary $866. mo. RETIREMENT HOTEL pl ease. ,,.,., b•'• "-•pot fo• J>oU. needit managers & trainees to S160 ""<U.J to s ar · Best oiler over S 6 o o . ,_ / t hing lo t Sa.le • CU Load ot unclaim· • ~ mt un:: " ' no._,,., \Ve are looking for ser· 962--0416. 54• ~·9. S014 w mil c vesea ' ed stereor. ConMJles &. com· Call for appt. 540·0010 .,.,_....., HOUSEKEEPER Top local men's store. Xlnt .,.._. \'.VW "·-·-call 645-1101 I A ious career minded peop.1• SERVICE s•-tlon At l•-•ant, ;;===="'"'="""-"'I "~-~ ponenta at tremetldoui u.v· , Cal-Paci ic gency DANCE teacher, must have opp'ty. S500 ~lo. plus. Call ""' "" BEAUTYREsr r.1a11ress & Costa Mesa professional b a 11 et in· Live.in. Care for 2 chil1dren for appt. ~10-9010 "th'ho,:iu.'',",',"'°p,'y' ,0~!-~f ~: an shifts open. 4678 Campus bed. r" Gerege Sal• 112 ln&~1:!1,"', dthol Yt 01~,t. aF~ :='~ 1 l 'tru,10• "'/strong ,.,,, 4 & 7. 5 Days: Housecean· Cal-Pacific Agency •o= • · Dr., N.B. 546-1757. 25 arnl"""" 1 • " ,,.,.._, .... ,,1 •>'th -pl• •1 .. •11 ............................. 1 S . Good Con<filion GUNS, binoculars, 110me an· Consolo w/bltn •-· $U4. ~ A••1. Bkkpr $450 bac"-ond. Al·-•••d ing, laundry. Ex p'd &: re. Costa Mose "v"'" ....-v ·" ..,, 11 .,.,.. vr ... , ft6•U "" • / E 1. h have xperienct! in retail * "644-4248 * liques books, old music am/fm component systtm : fltA VA Loan Cleric S700 beginning tap teacher for sp:insible w ref's. ng ts . e STENOGRAPHER I~=,...~~-~--~ heel loth. f ·t Sec'y/Bookkeeper SSSO H.B. area. Call 9-noon speaking. Prefer drive, Own Mature Hostesses selling and bt; able to han· ~1ajor Nf"v.'(m'1 Beach firm USED Furniture-Must sell s s, c ing, urru ure, w/speaket11 $(ill. EZ Terms. ' Purch. Agt·Hyd raulic $650 541_3325. rm & ha, color TV. Paid TO L"ITERVIE\V die some deta1~ work. If )'OU seeks sienographer. Accur· Private party. Beds, stoves, m~~ lnstrumt>~ts. ;;:1 10 am·9 pm. : Secretary S500 vacation. S70 "Per 14•k. Ra ise NEW RESIDENTS 11..re hard working & respo_n· a~ 70 \\'.p.m. typing, SH refrig, couches, etc. Kan Ln. :B. "'l"'n 4n So. Brookhurst 1 PBX·Gene-ral Ollice $460 DENTAL in 3 mos. Newport Area. -Part Time -s1ble & ,,.,,ant to grow w11h helpful, but not necessary 613-8088. eves til 9 (f::xttpt Sat). Anaheim 533-0290 AIP·Typist $450 ASSISTANTS .~ .. =~'=3'°'550°'' °'.~~---=·I CAR & TYPEWRITER NEC. m,. please, .~nd resume. if pooficient Ill transci-ibing lo"A""K"°'B"R,-,.°'t---Ch~,-ot~&~m~l-r-SAT 10-5, SUN 9-3, Clothing, (1) 1WO Station Florentine P/Time Secretary $3 hr We have several openings for. HSKPRS Emp!yr pays fee ......... iiCaiili;l ii>liil.i-3095iiii ...... ;0. I ~r~le, t;1assi!ied 11.d *283• f.rom dictaphone. Xln't ,,.,"Ork. ror dresser, 2 bedtrames, jewEiry, misc. household dttsaing bar w/2 lg~ mlr-,) P/fime Bookkeeper $2.50 hr chal!"!ide, front oH~e .re-George Allen Byland Agen-aily Pilot, P .O: Box lS60, ing conditio113 & company nite stand, id cond. $250. Items & tools. 359 A roni 38x48 w Im at ch Ing Sr. Acct. CPA exper. S14K cept1on &: combination. cy 106-B E. 16th, S.A. MTST /SC OPR Costa ?>fes.a, Ca.ht. 92626. beneflfs. 968-1495. ' \Voodland Pl, C.M: {ofi desk. 2 Rnd based hydraulic ' NEWPORT Exp'd to $400 per mo. Call 547--0395. Newport Beach firm seeks Cell 644-3158 Tustin) --L-•-, 2 air conditioned 1' fo op t 541)..9010 exper. MTST/SC OPR !or RETAIL 9~' Channel Back couch. 6' k "~0 Personnel Agency r P • • • HOUSECLEANING (3) " / M Cooch. Truodlo •~ un i!. NO junk! Photo Libr; li e dn.ers &: chairs, on e , Cal Pac1f1c Agency "3 P time evening work. ust STOCK CLERK ~ ., bo I 833 Dover Dr., N.8 . -dayi; a week, own be able to mark copy. De-SALES LADY Make offeri;. new clothes ; furn.; ntw Belevedere shampoo ·w " 642.3870 2T;X>HarborBlvd. Costa Mesa transportation. Npt Beach. sire mature individual with · Man will head up shipping &-* 962-8595 * ltt'ms for X-mas gifts. Sat with fe'ITing & chair, 2 : *Dentel Recept. $500 675--8248. ability to work independent· For Quality Bakery receiving. Need self starter, & Sun, 502 Avocado, Cdi'1. separnters. $480. Beauty i.. 1 ASSISTANT Min. 2 .3 y~ exper/Jront Jy, · mature thinker. $2.25 Hr. to \Vll..L move anything You 61>-7004. supplies extra. 979-()726. , INVEST IN I I ·rb · · 2 wks boy in this column It more MANAGER ofc/some typing/good on Call 644-3251 Apply In Pel'M>n To: s ar wi raii;e in . 536-lG48'.. GARAGE Sale: Games for GRAND OPENING SALE • It's time to mov(. Opening phorK's, YOUR FUTURE Mr. Anderson CAll for appt. 540·90lO. Christmas. Antiques. Rocle * Chrlatmas Lay·away l ...,;th top national finn In Service Ct!n ter Agency -Cal-Pacific Agency 9' SOFA. Excellent condition. polisher. Furnitu re. Trunks, 1000 glltl at Penny Pincher ! : this area. $605 r,10. plus to 500 Newport Center Dr, NB BE YOUR OWN BOSSI SNACK SHOP <oste Meta ~1iscellanrous. Bayshores. etc. 3302 w. Oceanfront, Prices! Special on guitars & i.c star!. Call 5'10-9010 !or appt. Suite 535 644-498l M en or Women BAKERY STOCK \Vork. Pt>rmanent. 64:'>-3584. N.B. Sat & Sun. • oil p11.int\ngs. • \ Cal-Pacific Agency DEf\'TAL Re ce p tionist. * 3444 E . Coast Hwy. Full lime & part time . 4-NEW sofa sold $325. Take COUCHE&tables _ beds • Flea. Mart Gallery , Costa Mes• Laguna Hills, El Toro A.rE"a. Lease A Yellow m Coron• del Mar , ~\tost, 841 Baker St., C.1'11. $129. Never used loevse11.t washer & dryer _pot belly 1858 Newport Blvd. Costa , APARTMENT CLEANING SUPERVISOR - All phases mastered. Salary Taxi Cab OOn TIIE \Vonderlul V.'orld Of avail. 639-6023: 968-5806. stow & misc. Thl.s wknd g.. r.1eSll . i open. 830-1130 SALESMEN ·~1ovies Could St' Yonr. . . Early Amt!ric:a couch. 5. 644-8325. 14 Hermltage 645-1103 1 DIPLOMAT GIRL Call tor Appt //) / BRIGHT PROMISE Orange tv.·eed, Like new! Ln. Big Can)'On pORTABLE TV. 16" GE, '68 , TRAVEL 54e1311 f<aker New Face Now Needed For $50. 642.-3171 GARAGE sale SAT&: SUN g Model. X!nt rond.. $45. Ge-j for large apartment complex-. \Vork an around rlisni!yland U-A"RE you tired of unkept Major. · · Orange Naugahyde Sofa to 5, 700 Ptilnse'ltia.; Corona nuine Hendricks bird c~e •11 ,l'llust be thoroughly experi. in tashion circulation \Wrk, promises about your ad. TALENT HUNT $75 del Mar. Furniture, ikls, S5. _s~nt desk &: c:ha 1r, • enced in inventory control, Commission, bonus & i.iln· A&lc for Herman ,,. • vancement? Are you now {Z13J 461·3DS1 + 642--2669 * boots, guitar, s t r o 11 er' Sis.. Po .... ·er mower, S HP; j v."Drk schedule & supervis-We are now eccept1ng able to handle a ;25,000 a ~ 2':io:4 ion. Good salary. Phone med. expe~ aecount Th· appllcetions for -yee.r sales job? U so, TYPIST SIMMONS coi n gold couch, surfboard, ett. $l5. Seas cap S5 l!l 546-5025. prr.not neee!s,11.~we.ltaln: DO YOURSELF A Mustbeabletotype65 wpm, $25, Like new. NEWPORT Har bor High w/m a ple frame . l=========I A'bove avgearnlngt.S450per Nm ' FAVOR AND Mme&horthand&.bave1el£:_ *Call 546-1473 GymnastK=s Booster €lub. -~775L --- . -mo aft training. English !:!-, pMne rapport, to $420 S a I u rd t y II Su* REFRIG., cross top tre~zer ! APARTMENT speaking !oreignefs accept-• _ ~ DISHWASHER EXPLORE THIS mOnth. Call forappt. 540-9010 2 TURQUOISE occaa:lonal lze btd with. t ed. I! hire":;j", t1j11: ~able to OPPORTUNITY Cal.Pacific Agency chairs, $25. ea. '9AM-5PM at Harbor g SOO. King s 'd CLEANING •t-•t ,·m . Con"ct Miss • • Part Time on Irvine. dresser $100. Fabric cov • Iv f I · I --Wo--d1·--•y ''"th nallonal C0<ta Mesa 837--6349 t 1-•-u fl>r ' omen or apt c eaning n Star: (213) 424-7095 all week •• ........... ., GARAGE Sale· Sat 9.4, recliner cos ~""'· ~I '''IOO large camplex. ~fust be ex--Pl A I tales managt:'r. ' VETERAN CHINA cabinet, oak, antique, • • .. tSI 9x-l2 wool rug cos *' , 1 including Sunday. • . e•s• PP Y h't ~ dltlo l50 Clothe&', Furn., Ba.by items, · """; 175 Pl•• -• $l0. perienc:ed. Good i;alary. 40 11 -1 • & l p M Lead system that guarantees w le, &"""' con . n · 11 for _ r - hr work week. Phone DISTRIBUTE Healtli &: PW weM " • • three calls a night, VIETNAM 3205 Dakota. CM, 549-1695 TOY!!, etc. Bargain prices. 1154•8-1612 , ' Ecology Im•. pt/foll tim•. l~NE PERSONNEL Or Beloce 10· A.M. 2130 s.ni. Ana A,., C.M. . 546·5025· Bobo• Bill 64•1056 Pay "'eekly with month end On~ In a lifetime oppor. KING bed, comp. $75 Stereo * ORIENTAL RUGS * '• • ~ SERYICES •·Arc.icy · bo d' 1 ~75 .,., """" EVERYTHING from scraps L-" ._ 1111""/"\\JU"t 18~;,2 MacArthur Blvd. nus. to !ltart a mgmt careec. Jn a ra 10 con!IQ e ~· . v-MJ1v. Silk Kashan 4xG',1, IUU> ro1.-i APT MANAGER-Raliable couple, good sall!'Swoman & hand)'man. \Vrile Classified ad No. 189 Daily Pilot, P. 0. Box 1560 Costa ~tesa, Calif. 92626 DON.~ Shop •k female 232 c il Pl B CM / fo "".rd furn, & clothes. I 1 v i ,,.,,o, -· (Across from O.C. Airport) Chance to manage youl'!le!f local branch of one of courr ec • • · "'" ner 3'2" x 10'11" Orange Night shift. No exp'd nee:. F'ree &-Fee PO!lilio ns Newport Beac:h with a contract ttiat will 1ries biggest campanies. CONTOUR chail'!l~~:ewlng ~ll~st St. F.V. Sat & gold tones. Turkish , r.>45. Apply 135 E. 17th St. !lupply you Y.'ith unlimited Planned ira!ning program machine, refriger or, "" •-"'' ,..,.,. 3~ix5 .. Olht'r C,1 I Invoice Clerk $500 A eos•-·-·-' · income. leis you learn while yo U log, serving table, saddle. 2455 IRVINE \If!., ..... throw ,',gs, ail.es 3x5 up to EY"""r. Full Cycle 0! f k M A · lum·"'·-... DRAPERY .. ,,.. Interview by app:iintment -earn. Fine bene its P g., 673-1432. esa. nuques, 1"""• 6x8. 4*:8352. 1 WORK ROOM Billing. Typin~, 10 Key. NURSES Aides, aY shifts. lO A.r.I. to 4 P.!'11. 558.7011 car, expenses paid. This is ANY Day la the BEST day to dishes .. Sal/Sun. 548-4845. 2 ,::Ll'.:V.,:IN::;G::roo==m-•"ul;;-te::,:--, -;;Kl;;:,.;;;! AUTO Polisher & l'l1otor Sewing & pressing. Exper & 488 E. 17th (a1 Irvine) Ci\f Parle Lido C'onv. Hosp., 466 ask for Mr. 1'1cGuy. not a sales job. Start $6000. run an ad! Don' I Daily Pilot Want Ads have az bed.rm aet; canoPY white pa intl'r. Exp'd only. Apply traintts. Be11.ch Drapery, 900 642-1470 Flags~ip Rd ., N.B. 642-81>44. • SALESLADY Call J ean Bf'O\\'n, 54o-0055 delay .. call today, &12--5678harg ·:::::,:.i::""~gm.:::..;.:.....'---.·..-·I ........nnrial Bdrm set, 4 18S21 Beach Blvd., H.B. or V.'. lD11RbEASt.,MCos1J•O~leBsa. -=========ill I NURSES Aide. Exp. Over 25. p_, .,,. ............ R h Coastal Agency l : llO •···-·-It . , call 847~7. i 11me:ror ... 1uistmas us. 2190 Harbor Bl at Adams Furnttur• 8 0 Furniture cttrome magt w i re , . Retirement Hotel. A-ly .,,. _ 1 = tt ~. nr now ER 962.55.31 "" z-.rson, WANTED 1.--came 0 ... ,"'.. . ~:~~s P~~!~fs& ism:~ Prestige nationa.J firm needs ISvLt~.fTs OFTICE · 1 f II . t K23001RKHJEboWELBEI RdS ri.ten Women & Children tor OWNED 548-ll71. "'I , lO women to learn & tench gLr' u time 0 •r r v • . · · · PRE pORT. Jacu:c:I Whirlpoo\ ":: respected cosmetic com-Now Interviewing ansv,.er phone & do some Coste Met• representation 1n motion • :JO • pany. AVON representatives professional makeup. High For 5 picture work, TV commer. ~ bath, used twice, cost S~ · l; ~i~~ ;~~~t:i~~~~!:c~~!~~ ~:n:1:~::S~v~a~!~~ PRO~~'eTION· O=~~~~:l:i:e1°C~n-~Y~lENr CO UN · ~~~. \\~~k·e:~~~~~~ ~C:~: FU RNITUR·E SALE ::S =· :1:, ~~e~~ ' f. bl b · f For personal Interview, call fident retail clerk W/t."Xper SEU.OR: If ""'l like "--"'""· Earn from $25 to $135 cone!. Cost $2500. uklna: • pro ita f ustnesses 0 SUPERVISOR 1--• & , •• , _, their own. Call now, these numbers collect: (Z13) ln grocery, frozen VIAi to ·.,1;ork with people &: have per day. For pel'!IOnal inter-b Id di $1000. 642-8559. , 1• 1 , 540-70-11. 782-2314 or (213) 182'·260S. With min. of 2 yrs. re· deli purchasing. See Harold had sale&' Clr public contact view in 11.Jollywood Cali (21.3) All items must • IO reqar ass BROWN tweed aofa bl!d $25 2 ~ • ::.:::...::=-~-~~-·I Earn Extra Xmes-$$$$ cent exper. in the field in pf!r9Jn, H i-Time experience \\'f!' will tr11\n you 461·3461. ~. of cost. We are faced with a large wicker hampen. Misc. size ' BE AU T IC I AN w/,sonie No ex""i". 'necessoru-. We will of fiberglass boat es· Gourmet Foods & Spirits, In an Interesting career. WO!'l-lAN wanted ·r o r stock t'nventory OYerstock, 12 clothing. Plu Mlsc. '' :, follo\\•ing. Newport o c · ""' ..,_" bly Please ubmi't <195 E. 17th St, Costa ML'5a. c 1 1 + 0.1 • Nev.·ly decor shop. Call afl teach you the secrets of sem • s ?mm ~son ?° ary pro-control &: shipping clel'k. household & children Items. -. 1 6. 67:>-8281. professional make·up tech-resum9w/cover lettlr ORTHODONTIC As!is1ant-Viele high earnings. Fint Mu!lttype&:beabletodrive c I St k s I I 3206Dakota,._CM.&tonly. 11• niqucs. No door-ta.door. in person to: Receptionist. Congenial & year S6000-S9CXXJ. c11.r. Apply to Box 1438, La-om p ete OC a e... * l !IM.MESE SEAL.POINT • , BOOKKEEPER/SECY Choose your oY<TI hrs: Make ISLANDER YACHTS intelligen1. Exper. not nee-Call r.1r. l:larper. 540-0055 gun11. Beach. for app't. s. good dlsposltlon , • , Builder has career position money&have-funtoo.CALL m w. 17th St. CSl.1)'Ping. 346.9235. Coastal Agency \V0~1AN to care !or polio u Haul u Save box) trained, $15 ea . 1 for F.C. bookkeC'per thnl NO\V 842.6449 VrvTANE Cbtte Meso PART·'nme i\1en, stock 2790 Harbor Bl. at Adams lady. No smoking, lite • •• • 548-253!1. it 1 T.B. Lile !!t'CY· dutk-s' also. WOODARD COSMETICS.' "''ork. Preferably over 6'. SALES WTI1t Mkpng. Mon. thru Fri. 8 1 Const. exp. helpful. Must be Experienced Hours 10..1. Big Fella Men's 1'-1ANAGEMENT am-3:30 PM. $280. mo. HB SALE ·n EISENHOW.ER un-;; organilt'd, hard worker. Executive Secretary J . c. PENNEY co.. Wear, 1912 Harbor Blvd. QppORTUNIN area. 962--4997. aft 10 a.m. mn DAY PRICE ' circulated sUvu dollar;2'' Good salary. Send comple~ Previous experience in ad· Fashion Island C.M. Looking for a Io c: a I n1M r11c1 Ltd. Amount. $2.25 ea. ~I ~ ' resume w/past & expect ministration oifice perferred Has Opening For PART time help wanted, u..lesman for career w/lJ'i l,c. Wol•11t '49''m Jor 50 or more. , ' salary to: OaulfledOAdBox# Typing 70, sh. 110. R~pon. archit ... t'a off!-, various financial inst I t u t lo n . , -ll~J hcbffflt •r•llJI Sl2'.ff 64l-TIS2. a·j 78'1. D1'ily Pilot. P. . BEAUTY <• •< ' s 9' --· T--·-1500, Costa ?>fesa, C11.lif. sible, full time position, good jobs-making models, eolor Substantial sala.ry + com-"--------' 7' W. &, 11 . 'sn BlCYCLES, Uao:u. iu""'"m 92626 fringe beneJils. Send tesume SALON presentanons, etc. ca 11 missions for a 3 yr. period C .. lr Set $210.00 $4S. Misc. bicycles $18 l up. 1 j · to Clas!ified Ad #281 c/o 5'1~1 for appt. P.1a.rrled, college grad or 1 Dr....-'19'' No 10 1p. Mini blb, 'HP , *BOOKKEEPER* tho Daily Pilot, P.O. Box OPERATORS ow,., of • bosln•u P"'f'd, Antiques IOO wo1 ... c-111.00 IACH Cat 139, 642-1112. -: CAREER OPPORTUNlTYl l560, Costa fl.!esa. e PLASTICS e Call 64~72 betwten 5:30 & DEACON'S Bench, ~~· LA.Ml" SHADIS • 21:.. CEMENT Mixer, Montgom. ., Varied duties. many hen· 'EXPERI ENCEO Xln't working concl1. 7 pm. M/F". lone. pine & oak. Walnut CTo•r CNlu) 14.00 _,. IACH my Ward's, 4\ii cu. ft. elect. f'fits; hosp., med., profit COOK Ou ts!anding Bt'?'fila Injection molding operatora SALES GI r I , 8 hn1 twin sleigh bed &: annolrt. hll She $100 nr. new $120. 675.2018, • , sharing. stock option & 6-12-B0-14 or trainees. Grav:eyard shift. Mon/Tue1, f>/llme on 64>-l«F. , H..cl ... ,. To S11.00 EACH 67341'94. much more. r or a ppoin!· FRONT ore~ Cit1 (Of ptiysJ. Apply Tn Pen;on f\.fust be neat &: dependable. wknds. for BotUe Boutique WANTED u!ed 0 r i en ta 1 s300 ANTI co:.:.:;Qc:U::.E_tw_ln_bod __ s_$80_,1 ' ment call G4 l.1JS(J, ask cian (lntenrlstl Pleasant 24 Fashion lsl11nd, NB Fei:na~ )?referred. Apply Sh6p as a demonstrator. Ap-K . 5 8, IN Tebles T• S10.00 UCH Antique dresser le vanity 1 !or :O.lSr_L·~uv"1'C"t(· 'S personality & some frnt ofc llyual Oppor. Employer 8:30am 'til 11 :30llm. ply in pE:'rSOn, 301 Marine Ce~~n2-33'if· Sa~oox x ' Liiie Now ACA Cn&ot. sa9ts loo each. Nauga!»'de aot, & "" experi. lmportanL Ca 11 Ave No. 6 Balboft Island. 8 · ' ' ttm. FM·AM·FM lodl• lm.os IJI0.00 7 UC~ chair $75. Upr~ht ~ier JEWEL'ER'S 64-4--022!1 aft)7pm. JANITOR. Exl"'f'rienecd Apply 8:J0.11:30A.\f -SHA~P girj f or exClusive ANTIQUE .En.gH5h Petticoat Kl1t1 si. le'I s,..i,.. Ir ,49,,Sn S7S. 54&-9621.. #18 FASlllON ISL., N.B. MANAGEMEl't'[' peop!Er earn 642-9990 * Or~~w~t"~~:l~'.;ca * cllentele, must know. 50me table, xtn t contt. M.,.... s.ts IS..,Ubedt •• S110.00 J-.-6-.L.-·St-,-,...-... -lne-ts-,-..,.-,,-t' • ' BOOKKEEPER $800 & up. Company .,vi!J Legel Secretary Costa Meaa. ~if. -bookkeeping & hav~ a flair 893-3439 ,_11 Sfl:s hi s,r1.,. & $4N!119S slda (2lOI. mapla dining :1 Requires f\:il! eharg£ Wfth train, tnwst req'd. Need Crlminal Lew Expe.r. for decorating. 642-3400. ANTIQUE organ, 98 yra old, .. ....,... s..... 190.00 6.7 SIT table, patk> chain, mat. profit & loss & ten key stl!-nd '&harp people now. 646--0!W9. Call Lorraine PRF.SSEit Wanted, exper. * * * Sl,500. Excetlent con d. 1 pc. DI...,. 12991 tress, call 675--2926 after 5. ; ;;~~~'.'°cai~t~!:'~Pr~~~1~ FRY.Cook. t'Xper. Fast. A~ p~~~ENCY Paid Vacation. Ask for MRS. LESTEce GRANT 494-896.1 after 4 pm.. .... S•0.00 .. 1100.M u, HIDE-A·BED SM. Waahlng tl Cotl·Pacific Agtncy ply In penon, Colony ~ Wez-tcllrr Dr., N.B. Sook, 1.S&J 'Monrovia, NB. 1190S~Antl h Or. Appllences I02 Jhff '"'"""" S1H· '79'' machine $75, ~r Sl25. ·Coste Mete Kltchen, 3211 Harbor Bl , &tS.7nO PROFESSJONAL1 pbon• lrvinti a MAYTAG man-wuhen/ hllli Twln bed $20, Cornet table , CM. aoildtor. Dua Point, San You·~ the wtnner ot drytrs/mtchMIJ. Del·904a.Y 6 DNww ~ s35to uo. 8t6-4291. ~: BOYS 10.14 ~H"'el~p~W~en"'tecl,-,~. M""'&'"F'"7"1"0 I Help Wanted, M & F 710 aemente, Capistrano area. 2 Ueke1.1Cto the gua.r. bl-8631; 8J9.l77S. Wftt. Mirror SI0.00 12911 _ DWlOND qapmJn""1nj, ~r. '° deliver papers ln lbe San Work ln )'Ollt own h:A:ne. Or•nge ounty 1 ·w. IN • t Clemente, San Juan Capis. Beat deal in area. Phone lnternatlonel AQUA Fr~da.lre e I e o. ClMili' _.. S11t.to ,..._ ·111' M'ust Wl---liS Po In •' , trano and Ca.pt1trano Beach m.1<165 between Y:OO a.m. Auto Show waaher A drytr. $US or best ;;;;=..=::=---....=:==""-=--.,JI~· ~ •PPl"l!S&I $543: Earn $20 A Day Or More """-· -at fh• ,.0.,"",..·..,•,..,1"'!till"'.=-=-.. 1• t= -........ ""'t _..-1• 8l!-3r/O. ) iu:t'i>AILY PlLOT REAL Eltate selt11 people ANAHEIM BRONZE Frigidaire dble dr, 1 ,-. s,.. .... ..,.. -,109,1 AREA russ 6'.:S' blue .t •92--4420 1 want~. lluntington Harbor: CONVENTION fl'ftlt free relrig. $225. T.W. s.tt IJSl.00 Cl'ffn, wool:. Xlnt cond. $100. CAS Hf£R C l uk • MUST BE A REGISTERED VOTER btAch prop. H.B. MLS CENTER 642.-6n6673-690S 644-1231. ?""""""'· foll tlm• • OF HUNTINGTON BEACH °"''"' R<ally, an. of 6th NOV<?mb<rl1th lhrU Zin MAVTAG portable dl')'Or, -···ed Furn1"ture ou~let WHEELO!Affi M•dlu m .t p11.rl •lmt. 4·Most , 841 PC.. Hwy sun~t Beach Please call 642·5678, ext 314 coppertoi;ie. llke~w. See to Ii!" I. alu, ehromt', cdJapalble B•krr SL, C.M. TO CIRCULA TI: PETITIONS. 592.55ZJ hctwoon 9 •nd 5 pm to d•lm AppMl"ate $00. 83J-197l 1185 HARBOR BLVD. 163, Coll ~l. CARPENTER ,,.,'Ork in ex-WORK YOUR OWN HOURS. ''Wh i le ElepM.nts'' Ovt?'· your llekct11. (North County WESTINOllOUSE £le e !. COSTA MESA 5-41-9457 ~DSCAPINC. Tt•e 11 chan•e for mott'I .apt. 2316 · Turn IOU-frte numbtr ls 54().l220l n-•e_r U5t'd ono month and il\nibl r« Nie. lll7 ruruunii ~ ~e'L * * * u•i ' ' M da F kl t to S 30 N,,.,·p1 Bl\'tl ., CM . 548-91'3.>. C AN 536 6588 them ln•o "CAS!t" -sell Mu.-t movt. $100. 968.fi684 on Y· r ay a.m. : p.m. Keel, CdM. Mf...6548. A JroOd wont ad 11 • good-ALL HARJM ' • •-1h<m fhru Dally p II 4t li>r ·tt"t lt•m ondor $.IO, HOUSE l!untlna! Watch tho S.turd1y 9 1.m. to 4 p.m. TID'n •-d lttms llllo qulcll lnve:5lment ---Clenltltd. Mm. WY the Penny Pincher OPEN l-IQUSE-eo!am:n. cull, Cillaa:«TI ' .. ' . • ' . • • :'.. • • • ' I . • • ' : . • • 1 • • I - • • • • ' 3f DAJt Y l'llOT • . • Here's How You Can Use . FIVE ·CONVENIENT OFflCES_ o ... FalllOllS Dime. A • Unes ' TO SERVE YOU • 'I'( I llrlngthemormollthemwlthcorrKICHh our famous • mJ / ' kt one of our 4 convenient offices. I e NEWPORT BEA~H .. 3333 Newport 8\yd. : :: !!::!.~;::'::~r:!!~"b. 1 ' DI ME •A• LIN ES '9 LAGUNA BEACH •••••• 222 Forest Avt. I CQ.STA MESA , .. :·., .. , .. 330 We.t Bty e Eich lten1 mutt be pri~ with no item .., ' e HUNTINGTON BEACH 17875 B11ch plvd. over $25• • SAN CLEMENTE 305 No. El Cimino Rul ~ lb;;;;;;;;;;;;~c;•n1;;;~"~";";•;• f-;;~AS~.,~-; .. ~~;;..,~mo:• .. ;;we:·,;,!1i>11<e;;,,.;;:w:Too~un~L~E~~"°";=~,;,,~.,.~~ .. ~aTildAP1E. ~LEF:;.no1;;f~""";;.~.~co~11~"~· ~s.~:A;;=:i.,~.~ ... ;:;auye;;;;;;;"~10c~~.js~A~BiY~~"'~b;=w;i~th~m;;;,,..,~ .. ~~LA~R~G~E~•~•~rk~be~•~~h~w~·1~thJis,iii1 .. K;~~;~~,'.~"~"'~'~';,.~,.~~12~;;. ~S~C~Ri=AiiMii:,_jL:Ei-t~stl i:_• $25. lostamatic Kodak maltteu $15 each. Divan table $20 and $15. Sola in square,Toester$1.646--0l.58. $1.50. Car seat, child'• $5. built-in eltttrlee.1 outlets OTO""J.O<I DIME·A-llNES Ca.mft'a witjt e J e ttro n I~ $25. OreJM'l'J $~ Small &OOd coodU.ion $25. sears NE\V matching open weave Cilld'a dtlk $7..50. 545-4(728, and overhead tight $25. UMBRELLA tent $15. Power ANSWERS flash $25. Electric adding d~tric cultivalOr $10 . family ex~rci&er $25. gold drapes for cafe rod!, SURFBOARD S'7 $20 . 642--6560. Eves, &l&-2020. mower, netds work $5. Ar• For machine $25. 15 g a I Frigidaire $20. Dishes and Up~olstered rocker S 12 · one 90"x74~, one J80":<76". 545-4028. S'x8' SfEEL caaement win-Smith-Corona po r 1ab1 e l . G? Priv•t• Par1i11 aqUarlum 1\'ilh fish a.ncl ac-gla~s lMOc. Ironing board 1'wm bed, excellent con-Can be pleated $15. 646-8438.1=.~.~-----~--dow $25. \Vall to wall nylon lypewrift'l" S20. D i sh e s J ockey -Plait -. uey - ceuories $10. 962-2256. $3.SO. 71S Fernleaf; rear. diOOU $25. Night stands $6, 19 PORTABLE TV, $20. ·b<.'ige hl-Jow carpetl-. 9xl2 2jc-$5 Lam ix-.$5 p . llalnJ)t'r -MILK ER ONL y Sunday--_, l-1onday. Slant board $5. Maple desk ~RTIC;'\L alum,. inum venc-557-1639. . I" 1~12 $16 •• :·,·, 117 1· ' ~A ·~ PLa' d' c1' thl~un-A lltrang row y,•andcred in· BLUE sectional in good .,,.. tian blind 88 x18 ft T ....,, v" · u... • in s ""'-.,.,. ies 0 ng, h ·1 1 " a turr • S2S. Reven! auton1atic slide s · an WATER ski! and tow rope ._ __ kit h b' 1 1.,~ . ,,,12 II" Sa _, to at n ty arn1r1 s P s · sh&pc. four pie«& $12 ea, DODGE Dart patll s:>-$10. projector, Model p Qel! 500 color. Cost $180. now $25. Sl5. GE hair' d"-'t'r $7.50 ''"""" c en ca 1ne s '-'· ruze ..ir -..... t~•uay He ('3lled lu,\.'llOn and said, Ads From Busintss Fireplace tool ffl $.2 set. Frant:r oil filter and fillings \Vs=. 'HoUsehold 1.1,~ 1,._ 646-8438. Zenith .... ,.table 'r'ad;,. M _ _, Sink counter with form!ca t1nly 10-4P~t. ~.National, •·r.nu..: 'ER and turn hrr .,ddre•••• Not 968-1007 after 2.. $15. Car air conditioner, "" "" .. -"' cuiu top. $25. \l/ork {'()Un!t-r with Dt y,·csl on V1ctor1a, left on out." ~ I 1 S'° F _, J d to $4 , 5'l8-2698 Sat. and Sutt. GOOD slrollt-r $5. Cood llltle battery pack SlO. Tltt Jormica top $~. Two 111,..,e Natiorial. A t d PORTABLE ~\l(ing machine comp e e ' Oiv spee 16-4. 890 W, 15th St. Sn,,,.... trike $2. 546-8777. chains .$7. Suitcases IZ-$5. · -.. -;;;--;"'°""'"""°"',.-~~-,, TRANS'.\tISSION co o I e r, cctp I $25 ~ .. ~ bl transmission .$20. 390 Ford ....... ~ kitchen cablnets S20. Double 18' "A~1ANA Combo", 9· o I o' :ar:lenew 5e'A"·7 ta.-e engine $25. TR·J parts $5-54 NB. 'IWO 5et.s of ty,·U1 box &prings Paint $3._ Yal'!:lage Sl·$S, sink and ring $15. Bathroom Fret"ler 9' refrigerator. brand ney,·, hf&\)' duty, 111~ AdvertlHrs viofatinn I • typewn er .Ml. nl Fial parts $5 M&-3682 FERN "stands, One Quet>n and mattresses $3) and $25. Sttamer trunk $10. Cry1tal sink '''ith chrome faucets Good httr cooler or what all trucks & cars .$2ll. • Pool !able cue and ball · · . ' Ann, $20 to $25, Picnic set SI and a rd Remington goblets. and sherbets $l $1~. Garbage disposal SS. have )'flU, Worki! S15. ~Us· I c8~4~2-8-=1'6=·=-----~~ th• s • regulotlons !!_ldeCrur .$3. 4 new pooldcues HANDd~E colorfu.1";"~11111 $7.50. 'l'ypev.Titer $10. f1910 typewriter $2i. P air brau each. Car luggage rack SJ. DanL!ih chair Sl Ouoman matt'hed lwWi box spring & RECORD player portable may be in violation 13~N tcbfln t $3. ~ .... _ryer !or11 ustmg, ear ~:-;'Ii odr era) S4Pr742'1. m ilk glass· lampll $2. each.' Double . bed headboard S~. $1. l\iedicine chest $l. Delta mattress, ........,, sha-SlO. WestlnghouSt', plays all of St1te Franchlst . t-w lertubes ""-'• 20 po shing $2.89 H ...... ma e 540 .c""" Golf clubs $15 Aquarium 'nk 1 1 $2 1"~" 1 1 !!;""" "" spe"1• l:!JJ. 84.S..10i7. Bo.trd & loc1I busl-fool ollwhill! pleated hapkins M bibs !or con-1960 VW transmission $2.j: ~. $3; Di&hes 1~!i0c ~ch. 111 auces · JUV rvne Jenny Lind style tY.·in bed;I_,,_,=-'---'---,--,-,, II I I m ~--• 89 c '~ VW Cha · -1960 GOLF ball •-~-219 Ave .. N.B. 646--8517. good for onlo'qud•• I'· 3' '!'" •am•ra ''"'' loglot ne11 ctnse regu a• va ance .~ . .c ..,,-"' drapes valescent patients $1. . ar .LiN\I ss1e .,...,, s ..... -~. Antique Victrola t lo. ,.u,.. " " "·" .. • · · tions. SJ. Jewelry, purses, dlsbes ~caddy : Made ID order ts. VW front end $20. V\V ga.s Poinsettia, COM. Jewelry lOc·Sl. Standard LIONEi.. trains and ac-842-4536. s2a. scnen 2. 3, 2;) gallon ' ~ 9'c1.2 Oval braided ~ $10, 10 gallon squariwn, light pump SJ. 548--8579. Sc-$2, Ladies clothe&, size Small homemade Ctiriatrqas tank $5. Excellent ster_eo BUNK Beds and springs S20. Encyclopedia, 26 vol. SlO. cessories $2·$ll. 297 Rose 'm""f"PL;';;E'-n= .. ~,,~,~r-, -m-,-ir=ror Pemco aquariums "'it h 1~12. $1-$2-$3. 9442 Keoki ·tree $1.95, Antique i11she1 AMP $25. l"hono·T r1 x Folding double bed springs Electric metronome $10. Laue. Of.. $25; Night stands $5. each, f'luoresccnt lights. filters, Circle, H.B. 968-7348. lOcta..$5. Used1houlden!tles portable. tape n!COrder $5 •• $6. Yard iwing set, 2 Book11: Ei\glish. German. AQUARIUMS: a> gal, King slze bed frame ss. pumps, valV('!i, and pla~ts MATER.Nm clot"-1, •'·-$1. 64:>-2305. 'Stude~ls -school desks sv.ings, gym bar. slide 7', Frend!, Spanish 25c-Sl. lZ14 hatchery S12. 10 ,;al tank 96U501. $25. 2 boxes of llotv.•hee !i' "" ..... ~rlf1ce s h 673-2607 1 N d bood I~=-==~~~=~~ tracks \\•ith po11·rrhousPs, OUTBOARD engine 1 horsep.:i"·er to 5 horse power 7-8, all for $35. Valuo over-AR'T or drawtog ....____, with a eac · • canopy swing, double 11eated No It n g ha rn • eY.'J)Orl an SJ. l-5 gal lank 1959 FORD 2 dr 12~. Starts $6 -u IHi and hood 12 I 5 ~ Juice niachine $5 and , $100. 962-7689. , stool $12.50. New medicine 8' COUCfl $12, l\falch~ng 2 $25. 2 bikes, girl's and boy's Beach. 5-i 108. · · · gal tank easy, runs good. 968-5421. ~\licl'oscopi: S2. Easy bake $5. 673-9440. Dlt-.'E'ITE ~e a.nd chairs, W"°'E~ST=IN~'~G~H~O~U~SE~-,,~,-c1-r;~, I brown and beige $ 2 S, -dryer S2S. Reel-type poY.'0' &1£...6145. Jay,n mo\\·er U). Unicycle $7.50. Woman's golf clubs -and -cart $20. Couch $25. .. Cupboard sa:i. fi73...t26o. GREEN vinyl recllner $25. Lounge chair IOOIW cushions, . maple v.i ngs and arms $25. 646-rol2. cabinet with Maple ha""'lng tier lamp table $5. and a 3' $6 both. 836-9~ DOUBLE bed S2ll. Ea1y and lloure&ccnt hood $5. 75-1 ~='==~=~-'--k ·~ bl 100 watt heaters Sl. 1''ilters WESfINGHOUSE roaster oven $3. Hardy boy boo ·s, planter box $2. 2 Maple end square la e $.i. (Danish SMALL Riviera hide-a-bed Bake oven with mixes $-1. i'uat r 'ght f t"· Tu k s-Riok Brnnt books, and Toni d lg ) Pol J s · I 50c·$1. 675-5362 after 4 pm. 1 or '"° r ey J. tables $7 .50 eac.h. Toys 5().. es n e. amp 1.50. exCt'llent condition S25. Ex· Games SOt'. 3124 LlnC<> n Ro to broil "400" glass door Sy,·ifl books 25c l" a c h . $3. Rain boots $1 pair, 2 S1v. 67f>..7743. ercycle $3. 642-3196. \Vay, C;\1a.lier1 PiliI. LEFT handed boY.'Iing ball $13, large camp ice box sa. Complc!c i'l'ector Sfl $5. lngy dolls M Brand new in DARK cotfee table and encl DRYER -Elecllic Norge 19" PORTABLE TV. $20. 'vith case $3. Complete 11e1 962-8473. Thingmakcr i;oop and box, $5. 1'-1otorific can with table· $10. for both. Boy" $25 .. ,., _2 ' ~7-4639. • of y,•eights, barbells S9. plastic sheets S4. Beautiful ~~·" Bab cloth 1 11 50 n A • V\V Doors SS each. Deck lid case S2. Track S6, Lawn 20" bike $1.5. J!eadboad and DESIGNER · CRAFTSMAN electric edger Y es C· • ouY s SlO. 831)..6!7~. do\!s ror Christmas from S3 edger $1, Lamp with shade frame for double bed S.'i . ~sses, coats, $l5 Red type electric jackets Md swtatef'!, new -to $10. Girls Pea coat size $3. HO Train track and Dryer, 21.0V $10. J 9 •' pants suits, ski-clothes size mo~·er SW 835--0648 S2 Drape~ $7.50. Curtains $1. KENri.tORE automatic 10 . .$3. 402 i\lagnol.ia Ave . trans:tonner $6. HO Antique portable TV S25. Child's pip. 7-8._ SIO each. Dyna-belt ex-., · ·. . . 2 pr skates $1.50 each. Hot y,•asher, v.·hite, 3 cycle $20. CUI. &t2-3767. t-.'E\V, never used, Beautiful 11ainless steel f I a I w are . .~ Service for E'\ght cost $32. • sell for $20. ~7056. \VHITE and gold dinette 48 x 36 v.·ith one !eat, 12 inch leaf $20. 4 chain: $5 each. Ex- ~llent condition. Long J'e'dy,·ood tables and 2. benches: $25. Gas logs, ney,• $25. GE electric carving knlJ'e .$5. Deep fat fryer $5. 2507 Bamboo, Eastbluff. locomotl~ (The General) baJJ machine $3. Reel .$5. 2 et{'lsor Brand new $25. 21 J'.tCA TV, $25. Fngida1re wheels and equipn1ent 25c-548-5618. SCREEN doors S2. Bath SlS, 2-4 Slice tauten $2.5().. TV trays SI. Gas model Imparted lealher shoes size re!rigerator $25. Ylall heater n .50. Girl's doilies 25c-$1. BOYi§ Stingray type bike room sink $3. Mens shirts $5, Ne1v curttnt auto repair airplane, new with kit SS. &l.f SJ. each. Ladies $2J. ~~ooden v.·~robe, good Small mov~ screen $2. Bird Sl3. Baby's car seat belt S2. 50c. Electric kni!e·like new NEW cat pole, 1hag books from 15, litans, 54H529. Garm1sch ski boots slze s:it C<>nd1tl(ln $20 .. Single mMat-cage $1. 54~3787. -Baby's pool float 50c 4-1967' carpeting, olive, 3 shelves, womens, .....__ and girls $15. Tennis racker.i, Tad· tress and spnngs $20. 1544 BOY'S Slo'ogray b'"· $25. 'lu••·-hubca"• llO. VI" $4. !\lens and 'A'Omens f hammock 1•• El · ""'¥" LARGE bamboo sv.ivel chair D I ~--ti NB "'"' •• _.'6 ..., -. clothes under $5 each. 0A w. ectric clothes JOc-$10. Pattems IOc av s 4 J/8 light $15 . .----..""n a, · · Black light and re!lecting car lop carrier $7. '61" V\V Porsche orange car paint l [' SEARS ex!rcistr cycle $6 . ;.: Rattan swivel bar 1tool $.J. ·~ Like new G. E. ~linl hair . blower .$5. Box curtains floor length S3. Varlou1 · assortmenl curtain rods $1. Killie plulic Jilter box 50.::. Ladit-s clothes 1ize 10-12 25c to $2. Sv.·,aten-made in 1' Hong Kong SI. Ju ic e , glasses 5e. l\1. Stewert mysteries 11)('. Deer horn& $3. Judy s1retch v.·ig and stand $5. Custom jey,•clry 25c to $1. Ladies shot'! size 8!2'.\t 25c to Sl. StuUed animals 25c 10 50c. 402 1 ?.fagnolia, c.~f. 642.-31,67. • 4 Pair w.hlle J6 inch long permanent pres..s curtains, rods ird11ded S7. \\ldte you t b bed compJeie plus sheets $12. Child's while ~ bureau dresser, deep. -dratr.'t'r for diaper !fOn~ $7. Vanity table and seat white rufflel'.I nylon skirt in- cludt-d $10. \Vill I e I I separately. Lowly full size spread ~tel_ condition $14. 2 pair ulti · 1'olor match, ~ stick rlainl'> 34 'inches long $1 . 546--0lnl. Room dividers from office, approximately 4'xll'x3''. \Valnut formlca finish $10 each. Large posterboard 28'' x 44", 25c each. Parttally finished ship hatch covP:r for coUee tablr $3:1. ]lfassive legs to match $15 pair. New fabrics 50c-SI. Sliding door cabinet $J. Drum &et $2. 84 cup coUee pot $2. Baby crib and mattress S12. I-Ii-chair $2. Stroller SI. Saturday 10-I. 15951 Carrie Ln. H. B. siyling comb and brush $5. each, Material $1 piece:. wilh cretonne pad s25• Dunlop light 4~ $8. Custom l1EAVY stripe'd d r a. p es, stand SlO. 2 car seakers, steering wheel 50c fi.gal gas gallon S5. A.ccord rack $2. New GE hair dryer, soft Brand new camera tripod 548-ll23. ceramic lamps S25. each. 16'\Vx8'1! $10. Net drapes, new ss. AC·DC tape deck CRn Sl.j(j Camp stools SOc. Exer-cycle S20. Sal. Nov. hood .SJ. 25:ll Bamboo, with case $3.50. Brand new DINETTE sets $20 and $25. 2 100% human hair pieces, ]4Wx8'H S.'i FlOOr tile $4. ronver!cr $5. 64&-2016. 546-3315. Sth IG.:> 5J0.1 River Ave., Eastblutf. Zehco healer $18.M. 2 Maple French doorz $1 each. 2 medium brown $5 each. Exterior ceiling log· hts $4. bu 67'527 SLIDE projector $2.i VALET $5 J\1ovie projector N.B. DOUBLE bookcase bed ,$25. valance boxes, $10 and $15. mer camp stove, like nc\v .r 6. Double floods $4 . Drapery $10 p d &12-3877. S:J. Browftie camera S5. 18 cu. ft. Norge rreezer S25. r.talchlng s ·dra"'er dresser 3121 Roosevelt \Vay, Costa · ower mower, nee s RED\VOOO bark chips. :i·ou rod, 6' $1. Nail barrel S.f, · h · work 110 226 c b ·u SI STURQY b~roon1 chair $3. Light $10. Camera case $10. Leather <Olf bag $15. y,·1t m1rmr $25. Kenmore Mesa, near Pa u I a r in o · a r1 o ·• haul. 30c take& all. 434 Tusln Joist hangers 50c. 540-8376. <:u I · h' ~"~ CM 5'1Pr2803 needs recovering. Elech'ic Flash bulbs $2. Stand and ;\lacGn"gor golf clubs. ;1 conso e sewing mac 1ne-.....,. School. · NB allt'y. •61 RAMBLER Am,tican 1 13 Re d 50c $! 1 .. -• 7 d d k I°' z d stove, good for narts $10 ray · cor s · · ""J woods. 10 irons S2i \Vooden raY.'fr es ~· rawer HOME made' red and gray COUCH-Bed combo ~2 5. 18'' LA\VNMO\'VER $8. 3 $25. Doll buggy $4. Child's Bathroom s i~k $3 . Anaheim, No, 90, Ci\ol planter room divider $7.50. end !able $JO. 3 shelf ·wool quill $25. 549 E. FIOY.·er; Stereo tape ?eek . $2a. 3 dishmaslers $8. Sl5 $20. rocking chair S5. Plastic Refrigerator, 3 yrs old SID, &16-5885 or 5434357. Baby basket SJ.50. 548--0282. bookcase $8. Table Y.ith <l C.M. speed _womans bike $15. Ai\f/FM radio $8. 2 doubi" sk:tles Sl.50 Tippee Toes 6 4 2 25• 0 ORIGIN L il 2 5 chair.I S20. 4 drawer dt"Sk 642 7885. ._ d Doesn't run. -" , A o· s, S l 5 · $ · U.S. Divrrs y,·et suit, new, $15. Kenmore sto~ $25. BJGBOY barbeque with spittM -stnk faucelJ S4. JO, 2 small Doll s3. Jr. Banana seat an 546-8422. ~SMa or 548-4357. 1845 medium $25. Triumph TR4 V.-·um ci••-r ·-• 01• motor $8. 2 --1 •-,. 2' BATI!INE'M'E $12 50. Baby radios $3, $8. Record !urn handlebars $L each. Toys A 1 · N "D C 't "" """' &1x.1 ,...."' uuu !' I · I' ~1APLE ('Offce tablt' $17.50 na ie1m, o. "' • ·" · front suspension and disc 8"x6' 8" with hardw.,.. 12 !.ba.lh 'tub 75c. 2 Hansen table SS. 3910~~ Channel Pl., and games, Lite gll' s lachments $IS. International 1· · "~-Coat Drum table n7.50. Lam""' .'68-'70 CHEVIE or G'.\1.C brakes $25 each. Rach & pin· eadi. Upholste--\ armchair scJlea $2 & $3.50. Tricycle N.B. 673-lf,()J, drf"sses. 3-4, ..>5<.:·50c 0·~ Harvtslfr refrig('l'ator $25. • mi Po bl d $7.50.$12.50. I\ing.1pread $7. front bumper $10. 7G.15 ion steering. $25. Tricycle -Thun'n, 1"5, Sat-...... · Sa. 673-6845. "· · Rocking chair $25. Baby RED\VOOD dog hou•• 16. Sl.50. rta e-rec 0 r • • $7 ·-7 ·~2 1577 p d .<vau v-.:>WI .... .......... b II Italian gl.isses $1-S 1. aO . !ires, .$5-$8-$10. 548-6842. · :>a -.v<J • on crosa, ~1cycle. seat $2.50. Wroug_ ht Snow skis and poles ..,,, player S7. IJWJ.le a~ C:\l only. ~2--0307. . 1966 FORD Wagon doors $15. lron table base. Christmas ]..1ustang '1ti ra•k $8 • .!::.. each. 18 qt . pressure cooker Tools SOc-$5. Green felt CUTE Junior High girl's -·-· --------t 1V .21 B &00 \V table model, ·642-ll.'T;t.. 549-3997. tree stand 50c. 644-0581. Pl tia A t D "ot "'"° $13. 2619 Willo Lallt', Ci\1 lableclolh SJ.50. 192 \VeU Pl, clothes $1 each. \Valnut end HOSPITAL bed $25. Mattress . excellent condition $25. LADIES new&: nearly new accn P · '· MH309 C:\1548-0981. table$10.642--3163, $15. Side rails $5. MS-23i5 ~ .$25. Polt!' l amp -dresses mostly "sample:." ADDING machine $20. 2 2 BOYS Stjl\gray bikes . · QUILTED qul lta $15.l~N~O~R~G~E,.--w-.-,~.~,-,-= evenings &-9. 11 110 <• "'-Ch;-.,., ,,.,, 10.50c tn• " New piece 50fa $25 each. \Viii sell $22 50 and • ..,, .cA~ .• ,,...., • DlNE'M'E set 4 d1&in cJean ,,..,, ""14 $20. NC M h , -'· ;,,, ...-~ ... '· -.. _ -Separately, 'Record player · • _,. ....._,.,£... S20. Girls bedroom lamp $3. ~~~~~· ~~~~~~ Portable typewriter $10. DU AN Phyfe 1 a ogany $IO. Lamp s7. V-1e.l $.5. c:a,pz;is, hall alip1., ~ 'l5c SlG. Bed and mattreu \YALNUT conee table 30·• Six stieJ ftJlding clia\rs S2.SO MAN'S bicycld' $23 .. Girl's ~I. . drQp leaf 1able S25. 6 chairs Electric blanket ;5. :Kit-each. New night gown and single $lO. chairs $Iii and squai:e po. \Vhite Darush each. Blue cha.in~ larnp-$4. bieycle $25. U,pri,ght vacuum :l\IAN'S new red carduroy $1Jl each. 549-3160. chem $1-$3. 3 -ft. floor-pajamn ~.50 (ha I I $25. 548-5817. hangrng lamp SlO. Belile s,villg SC't SlO. Tricyclt', cluner $25. Ca• n i 1 t er black satin smokinr jacket PAIR matching love ~a!s pillows~ 5J6..Jf42. prict). New shots & sli~ upbolstered swivel rockef' good condition~$5. Bird cage vacuum cleaner v.·ith at· s1-M8-!)64L $25 each. Re!rigeratnr $25, TRAILER hitch, made by pen 75c lo, $1.25. Collection FIREPLACE ·grate 30" aIM:I $15. Twin bed $10. Large of. & sland $5. Circular :saw S7. tachmenls $25. All in good J. Double box spring and mat· ford, '65-'68 ?.1Utltang $12, $22 or Indian dolls $25. Dual size gas burner $10. 642--0342. lice magazine rack l'italned i!M-6935. co'ndition 64.2"'6935, STTNGRA Y boy'1 bike $25. tress $5. S4Hi000 0 r when JH'~'. 289 V.a~ air bedspread $JJ. Clock $5, RF; 1'' R 1G ERAT0 R $25. \1·ooc1 $1~. Orange vinyl and LADDER Back chair OLD "·ooden desk $23. O!d Sterep portable-S 12. 5 0. 536-iS.18. -- cleaner $2. Ford 292 V8 new Stuffed anirnal11 75c to $5. Hydraulic jack $25. Bilge metal sccretarlnJ chair $15. Shufter cab,.,, 1 $lO. . -"'="-~1~827=. ~---~~ ==~==-----T ~-$6 h \"I $15 vanity \vi1h tt1und n1uTor .~ CHILDREN 'S games ;i n d gpark plug v.·ires $5. apes .. zes f!ac · ,.,. gs pumps $5-$25. Occasional Ela!. Js. 67H747. 64z_7578. · Sl2. Rollav.·ay bed $5. Old VACUUM cloon<'r, uptighl. 2 toys 50c-SL Bikrs Sl5. Bahy 53fr3142. $2.75. Mirrors 50c to $3. chairs $5-$25. Apt. stove S25. \VA SHER d speed, Sears DellLxe $25. Xmu decorations J5c to SS. Dishwasher $25 Tools 11·$5 . 's= ryers. pov.er SfEP end table $5. Cof!i-e day lounge SIO .. Couch. Electric 'broom, Regina .$8. iten1.s $2. Un ique i\laple 7 Nice stem v.·ater goblets 1 Old . · · mo\1·cr 'J each. Toys, bl 1 make'!! into bed $25. 2 end lamps $10 each. I-lair drye"J' 50c each. Oil painting $5. Bott e &teriliztr ?Sc. & E~ec~ic motors, s7.~. Elec· t'lothing, furniture Sc to $10. la e $5. Round amp table tables, like ne1v .$10. Old Electric roaster $l0. Hiball $2.50. Cannister set .$3, ]lfatching be<Lspt\!ad and ney,• pots~ pans 25c to .s:11. !nc irons .SJ. Electric sew. ~3 Riverside N.B. Sl5. Stingrny type girl's bike lamp and shade, antique glasse~ . .5c l"ach. 54Pr3082 Vases 50c-St. J\.itchen y,•are . 1 , Glasse!, duhes, serving mg machine cabinet $20. $20. Skis and boots. si:r:e 7, drapes S7. Pearly,•ick c othe> pieces lOc to $15 }'Joral & 646-3250. 2 l\lATCHING love scats $25 SIO. Clothes, books Sc·Sl. type $8. Old. bar Sl5. Dress· PLAYTEX baby nurser SJ. 50c-$1. 20032 Harbor Isle hamper $5. Recliner candle center pi~a 50c to eacl1. tivilling lo 'sell 2192Rural Pl.Cl\t 642-02l!l. ing table SIO. Old sev.•ing Yaporizer $2. l\laternity Ca· Lane. HS 962-8097. vibrating chair S25. Kitchen $5 0 .1 . t' d LIGHT meters $S.$10. \'Vide separately) 644"'6446 c ab i n e I S 10. Round pris. 51k. Siie 16 ladies. in-:i\tARVEL -1\lustang $ l . clock Sl. SrnaJI p&inting 50c. · 1 . pam ings an angle lens SlO. Telephoto .$5-' · BUN~ beds, '1'00den $25. uphol11ert'd chair $5. TV for (ants .to size 14 clothes 50c.... Bott--0n trailer hitch s2. Cannister set $1. Small reprod~chons 2Sc l~ $10. $12. 531-7566. liOUSEHOLD clothes r.>e lo Refrigerator $25. ford truck parts $3. Large laund ry tub $2. 546--0!M8. 20161 lOine Dr.. Small Y.ic'ker l•ble 12. Full teapot 75c. Splatterproof lid Ceranucs, Je.,..-elry, pillo~·s, _ SJ. Nov. 6 and l· 454 Vista engine $25. 'Jn.nsmission 3 and .stand SS. Books 5c-25c. $1.50. Ib:lkkeeping and tax· records, lamps, toys, m1!1C'. J SPEED bell housing $25. 3 Roma N.B. 10 am to 6 pm. speed $25. 548-pernard, Apt. Rerords 25c each. Good GIRLS 2 wheeler $15. Oothes size bedspread S 3. 5 O. book $1. 2861).0. Royal Palm knick knack& 25c to $5. & 4 barrel intake manifolds (across· street J_roni D, CM. refrigerator,. works great 25c·$5. Coudt $4. 1845 Ana-original $18. Stroller with Dr. CM Mesa Verde area. 847-7923. $7. each. 327.heads ss. each. Eastblull Element'a""?y 30 ;ind :::0 inch stoves $2.i $25. Used !ires Sl-$2. 20361 M!im No. 9-0, C.M. ~ back seal $6. 3206 Dakota. 2·15" VW rims Sl. each, dog Starter $10. Exira otl pan schrol. Portable -iv $25 School Lange Dr .• oll rtiesa Dr. 11rnt or 5484Ii7 C~S&t. only. t BEAUTIFlJL Ames patio house. 32x3Jx28, $ 7. 50, .$3.SO. Radiator $5. 545--62-14. H '{DR AULIC haircultin, desk $8. 20" bike 0 $12. 1513 Riverside Dr., Santa Ana BABY teeter-totter, bottlP ·'KJD 's bikes $2-$j, \Vagon S~. furniture chaise' lounges, ....... 1631 h 7:-sun laWiige, club chain-, OtM .,.,_ · 71'2 !fP outboard motor, c air SlO. Small grey-neck· Orange Ave., Cl\I 64Z..5666, Heights, ~. sterilizer $5 each. Rotisserie Auto $4. Car seat $8. 6' pool ;STOP.AGE or shi pp i ng t iaSll f ble EVERYTHING for ,..baby, Sears $10. 5'46-6760. f"d dine Ur table ~th drop 6 VINYL Drapes 'Or curtains, S!\lALL Sofa. good condltion. $10. Large iyund mirror, $5. 6' Christmas tree Sil. trunks Sj a nd 17. custom omana, g co fee ta Lo '" I t"· I"· I $2 leaves 1\1·0 cha1" '2 ;· s-u•5943 blond fall,....$1,M each. ?>lini-Chrislmas or n am c n Ii; lal'Jtc glau treated top ve.., c 0 '""s "" 0 · GE and Philco TV's 12j . ' " ~· wide by 6' long, roll up S5 ""· .,..~ · '"'in bed spread S 1 O. table, 50x32. also matchin11: Toys lOc to $2. Krazy car Pach. 54&-l209. Blanke:ts 50c 1o S4. Cocktail for all. Largc size electric ro==n=T~A~B7LE~~TV~. ~.~,,-<~k-a-nd traiJi....-Sct $20. Track ac-l0c-S2. Dishes S5 sci. Chairs matching pillow roven , $4. chairs S25 each piece, less $5, Automatic lil\'ing $6. drum • needs head $5. Shag vibrator and heating .pad white $2S."£75-S990. ~essoriell S20. Craft, S2 each. Ta hies $5. Lsmp!; Cotton bedspr,ads S4. Dou· than half original cost • like New GE food warmer $7. LAD~ice skates, sue 8 $5. .scatter rugs :4 fur SJ. 10 nciv conditiou SJO. S4S-9623..' household Uems 50c to S3. S:.. P atio !urnturc SZ·$10. bit-$6. 11.1exican Ctiris1ma~ 5'1~ \Valktr $2. Adjustable door Avocado grc~n bread box gallon E!ec!r1c hot water RUG. Y.'00!, beige,,.J21115. $15. 71621 Kanakoa HB. off Beautyrest n1attrf'ss $20. trt'l' $10. To;ys lOc lo $2. nciv. . · gate S5. car tiw, cradlr S9. $2. 2 life jackets $2 Pach heater $15. Butane gas \\'HEELS (4) 15" ·like ne\\' 644-5794. 1-lamilton bwln Bushard & Elettrolux vacuum S 12 . 67>-0558. STRATO • LolJllger recliner Bath tub $1.50, Diaper pail l6mm i\1o\'ie camera $2S. tanks $7 t'arh. Apartmt'nt s9. l'!ach. Chrome covers $4. c"o"J!JC>~U=r~. -0-.,,~.,-h-m-0-,-,-r-n 1-lagnolia. _ Portable se,ving mat'hinr BUREAU; 12 drawer 5 , bro\\'n no.ugahyde S25. Girl's Sl.50, training .. .11eat $1. Indoor fl!lsh attachnient $4. size GE refrigerator $2:'). each. s44-579'f. 3;&74 foam mattress, 2 SAT. lti6til \\'ood table SIS. Stea~1 iron $,), Finr ! baitain at -$2:1. Cosco 1lep 2-4 " Schwinn $15. Vanity 675--0558. Voighlarn:ler camera $15. 673-0l74. GIRL'~ Stln.gray b!ky 5JO'.'° bolsters $15, 644-5794. and 4 chairs $20. Air com. cabu~t ~$.J. l~ Coriander I stool $7. 1-fang'ing kitchen table/red sklrl S20. Oak FOR Sa.le: CamJ)E'r shell Old silver tray $5. Silver BEAUTIFUL y,·Ol}l braided Schwinn gU'l'a 24" bike. HOLLY\VOOD bed, Serta pressor and spray gun $20. Dr. Ct 5-i&-Sli7. fixture $10. 83.1-3893. de5k/ch11.lr $25. Chtst $5. i fr •'>= == "" cup $2. Single black and rug, 9 x 12 Sl2. S-io-11:,g. Chrome l,..e nef er s $12. Coleman lantern and stove li' SKIFF $25. JO' Run-About ""==""'°'"",,----~ Fol" ·-'t ... , \\ th ig, ...:;. Call ~34. \\' ghl 1 ...... n1a ttms. box sprirw :!Oxi4. ' ;; v-over !w ca~ ~. 1vhite bedspread SJ. Large rou ron hu cage $5, S 794 S each. Portable trailer hitch $25. Full SIZP mattress, ' 'FOR Sale '5:> 1\1ercur;" needs Archery target & boy,• $10. GIRLS Stingray bike, ne~ l'lleamer trunk $25. Goll-bag HOOVER vacuum $12. ~e'f' Skin diver case $2.50. 80 ='°~·~"='-~'--· ---=-$3. Rural mailbo.'< Sl.50 springs $25. F'rame Si. Gif! I starter and muffle.r, good Bongo $3. Soaker y,•ater hose J25. 2 sleeping b:i.gs $1.50 $2.50. Trailtr side mirmr GE dry or steam lra\'elpoii power telescope $10. 60 HEADERS for Pinto $25. 8 Boy's 'gobd .!!hoes. ''arious packaged i\1elntac disht>s, 3ol tirt's S25. 6i5-322.t $.5. Jfair dryer $3, 24'' Bar· each. 536-9798. for car $3. Kingsize head· S12: Ne~ luggage: hat box JXll\'t'r I e I es co p e $6. track Craig tape player $25. slzrs 5()c...$1.50. Ga me 1 . piece set $15. Bar glasses ~VL""G room c h airs, be<ri,ie grill $3. 968-0315. board $15. Garage tools $6. Lad~~f shoes, llk_e Race\\'ay Eel SlO. l\len's ice Siren for car $8. Motorcycle puzzlts SOc-$2. 887 Towne set . Jl piece Llbbys $15. blue/grttn uphobtery $20 TIRES, 82>15 White on Ford BABY Rlibblts i1. each. $1-$3. 216 Jasmine, CdM. new tu>, a ctra"·er cbt<!t SJ. skatea, 9~1: $3. Boy's suit, helmet $8. 548--7994. St. or 646-1218. 5.'i7-i856. ach, 54&-7440. rim $6. Ntar ney,• s;;.o..13 oii 312-~· take' alley to gar a g "-··_St~ 11~ $2. 1603 Haven Pl. like ne11•, sizf' 12Ml4. 2 pair ?t10VING to J!av.•aii, gell ing _....:,:;.;, _______ f OLD 4 quart 1~ cream Falcon rim f1. vw tire cm ZIG ZAG sewing mach $15. Sat.-SUn , JQ..4. _,-645-Im. pants $5. Girl's clothing, n1any good things: !'."ice I f_reezer ~\O. \\'aUpaper 11)(' rim S~. ~15 Y.'hite on Sofa $20. ~1atchlng chair ----DISfRESSED f't1afJle coffC'l' sl:r:e 6, boy's size 12-14, cknhes, some new, 12-14, $\ toll. 1989 Beam bollle $15. Rambler rims S5 each. l M $10. Cocktail table and 2 end SEWING J!l&dllne $20. Iron· ~ble $20. End 1ablt11 S20 Slk:--$2. M~n·s \\'bite dreu 10 $10. Rainroat $4. Purses Xel"O!lt'fl!" sto~1 SS.50 & S16.' 71).14 ~'bite $i 1-735-14 $3. labh!1 s.o; each. S speakers lng,.....bo6;d SOc. Baulnet. C'ach. Lamps $2.50. All like shins l~'~ :oc 33 !iOc eacl]. 50c each. Glove; ZSc. Shot's Andirons S'I. Guitar cou~ l·iTa.lS $-1! l·i15-15 S2. 1-885-50c to $3 C'ach, 2 ampli!Jtrs-ff(). ~lectrlc can opener 50e. nev.· 642-8111. ~!en's trousers 50c. Toys SI lO $3. Sy,·eatt'rs $1 ·lo S3. "" ~ c 14 "'hlle ••50, ,,,;_....,,.0 , S5 each. Bookcase h'ad· Washing machine SS. Toys · lQc...$2. 64•1-1519. 26·11 Alta \Voman't; bowling b-'I •nd rl'ro.ll's "•:>. loth1ng, $~5, ...... ,,.....---.. ,go nd 1•-""-Cl th 10 ,. R • I N • jev.·tlf')· 10c-S2. Ol(! chair board and !rarne $10. tamp 8 gamrs .... -,.....,, 0 es !. USM! 1 surfboard $20, 'tla Dr. t::astblul(. N.B. bag $8 . \\'iglet case .SI. Nl'Y.' 13.50 End lab!<-.~ Anltqu< OVJo:RSTUFFED chair 11nd _$1_2_..,847~700. 2'"ac-$1. 1.~a.gs $20 eaL-h. V\\' good ShllJ>E' 642-Slil. GIRL'S bikt> 11-6-16-"""" wool blankl"I S20. Double "'" oHoman, gold tl'i.:il 1\taple.•-:;~·=.,,..-,,--,--.,,,--, front se11t $4. V\V heads Si ;i, '7.wll. I gla.u :-ioc.s:,. 55:i A V!ctorui and brass stand ~'!!l1P·-S~-1 KODAK Broy,·nil!' f I a 1 h each. Yamaha ty,·in _cycle SONY .s!erto b 0 ~ks h "l f CLOTHES IOc-$2. Baby high 1*tl ipring and matlress St, 01. 5-tS-l736. &clroom~a. ,..__..7.5o set 0 camera S:>. ·Bl!U & ffuy,•eU e'llgine .$25. 125cc a-inglr $10. model turntablP ST.l. End chair Sl.50. 2 baby car seats SIS. .f' i re PI a cc "''811 r ,.-• s~kers SIS h ">°In SI ornamC'n!s S1 each. Dishf"~ JLVERTONE TV SI O. nf'w ..1\te ac still in bbx 8Jnm movie projector $25. Cycle pars $1-$5, TV':o; I""'', eac · .,.. -., · . TV $2. Puzzles and • 50e to $3. Electric frying Zenith TV w111i <Qlinotr s~. $.~;;"Jt), 536-0406.. Ne"IV 1" mlcromcte:r $10. $5-$10. Surlbo11rd $8. 370 REFRIGEATOR .$$. l)lneuc J:ltrll('s Jc-251:. ,}tan's valet pan, like ne'v $lO. Books 5Ck:- , Color 1V lintPnna SlO: Old I ~i\l~A~R~B~l~.J·:,.-,~,.~ru-,.-.~Sa-.,,~11-ic-Travel tote bag, zippered I' l.aPerle Lane, Q.-t near set SIS. Drtsscrs $15. Box S:l, lle11dboflrd .~7.50, Sofas to $3. Knitting neeitles 25c Hoffm11n'TV, nt>eds "'Ork $t1. in<> collection l> ,,,.. .'tali'an t!Ompartmi!'nls $3. Orartge 15th and Tu!til~. · springs s,;. Shell covertd ~. Antlque baby dress SJ, Ir '"" E lilh S ,... ', 1!!60 Ol(fa rsdiator $15. Dou· ~ h ndhl II 5o Fl I · Pictures and f pa • "~ • t., · r, • ; , . ' 4 •. \ YOU CAN ' , SELL IT WITH A • <. ir:itues JO" to ·22" !all for a g · · are eg PETERSON ""Ion net crib lamp $15. 232 Cecil B C.1\1 -r 11. me~ Costa ?\f('$Q, thru gate. ----Die bed frame $5. \Vall · l pants, size 10. $2.50 New red. pl ~ wtt'h' """and &~76. ' ' 15<:..St.50. Lawnmower $5. plaque $20. ·Small r\ec:trtc cu tural interior <le co r' hand croch ~ed tkl sweater, ay yaiu ma Poltt-ry J5c-50c. Toastl'rt I $C<1t car $1.50. l toaster $1 . heater, v.·orka rood $l. llll'~ Rodin's The Kls&, i iie 12. SlO. ]ltacrame neck changer Sl 7. Playtex nun;('r ICE box for c:amper or Sl. Elcctric--<ean opener $1. l trikt-$2. 1 gas log SlO. 1 ~ Dresser wilh cha[r $20. :r.1ichangelo'a Ba cc ha. u 1 chokers $1. Crocheted hall set $l. GE ~ste'r $1.50. 4 trailer $25.. Baby car beU, Je1\'flry !x:-25e. S l Iv tr t.ftn <>PCl'ler (Plec-.) 50c. I i..vm rncnr.'f!r with ext,ra Hf'rtules & Dlonyt!&, Rape $3. each. ~1._, 12 dreuea, coffee c:uptl. \Vlth 5tan_d 50c: nearly n.t!W SS. 263 E. l6!h 25c-$L Tab!~ linens l~. baby 'lli'Alker $1. l Polly DAILY PILOT ...... M. ot Sabine \Voman, Pmt'-\1a ~ Gold rug like new 10 x 19 ho itngine $10. :io11MD..i;i36, t.l\ffd l\f p li somf new S445 Blouses and • 1 k 2 St., C:\-t. 548--1388. Ohina M"rvit't: for J2 ft:>. rilair 50c. l "''Ond"r rse t" ADMIRAL TV 125. K'n. · usa. 1 ous, au na skirts $1 aach: Shoes and $SlhS.k T 1 k e ~ Pe $ . • RO\V boat 10 11 I" 0 ,..., 2130 Santa Ana Aw., C.ltf, $5. 1 salad bo'A'I set $1. rgebese, Leda. and 1he nd·' . 8,1 • 50c 1 a l!Spl!ani· ~111 . · ..... ·~ SSZ..ZWf. more auto-baker-rotl:ume S'A-sn. Pt~ from i&-ns. !a IUS. lllle , "'.· , Pl r. p11opa"bAcks 25c. n-. d 10 $i.50. S5l-Ol3S, &-121936. S\VIVEL rocker like nev.· $25. ==~=--~-,....,,,,,. $25. 12 \-'Cit car <.'OOll!r $20. 54~. New Sl"IU"ll f'leclnc 1eis!Ol'I, A.\I nl $ol Baby B<'n clock lnstamallc camera .$3. tnfra DOY'S Stingray gaod COn· Finnline bl!lt manager Pl. UPHOLSTERED ehalr, li:ood 3 SP"~. buiilln l~t and fl, ·GE baby d:l!Lh $l.50 APr. sb:eM alo\.~ $Zi. Rcit. al"' l11ompl3. BnM I!rtplact dition $20. 962-1984. 1-80" &rffn room dlvfdtlr $5. condlUon Sl5. Mirror and cue S9. ~fcCal\s It Srmpl!c\-Red.,.,_'Olld boards !mm 5c sto1't. $25. 557-0J38. &t2-6~. sCmc.n anliqu• S3. ~aga APT sift Hoowr spin dry -b8 aluminum door, no tramt $10 Sears portable ty dr1!'5s patlel'T\$, glzr 12• each. Beach "'OOd 5 c. 01/\il:O.:G !Rble and -I rha1n. SZ-SG. Room divider S4. Pie-~·11.5hlng machlnf' S25. Floor acrtf:n .$2. A·l Sood rih-f'ltttrlc iypey,T!trr fl:\ ~each. Dolls 50e--$1. Elf'e-846-nlO. 3TI Lal>trle Lane, -~·alnul $25. 5S?-0338, tun.'I and fnime1 2X--Sl.!l0. lamp 11.nd sh!'lde $10. Books dltiorl. Ew.r'*'.ln " .. ter «in.-Olympia POnablt-typey,Tltt-r Inc can OJ>Pntt •nd . knife C~f. ' 642-6936. Gl&Sl\l'arr and Poltery 25c 10<:45c. Scmn door $5. • ditlontr for parta $ 2 5. $10. JlLH J\t&rian Lane, tharpenrr, ney,• condltKJn SS. lo $2. 347 11tontoe Vlita, \Vall ~a.ler $'1. n 0 0 m &16-~ N!!Y.ix>r! 8ftl • . Two caMiller 1et11 S2. l'nch. I fiallon v.·ater purifle.r $23. 811\ES, boy's ~" Sllngrtt..y ca118 l\le11.. t l.tt hellter $10. !-'l!lllhfor URORA I I l $25 Ortnkina: ilaA:!n lOc rach. Ar purltlrr $10. Car lop S12. Boy's 20' SchY1 1nn INVAI TO mod h _ $rorrbook dolls s;;. Xmu J"' n c n& QOU • DOUBLE ·t>t'1 • \'tl'}' cJ:an, Rf'd. "'hltt and blue ~n·illl{ carrier $8. Box 1ptings 11.nd Stlnaray With Schock lorkll S:r Waik eos7o C (' " ~ir crnt1nienlJ $!. Sat tind Sun 700 J06n Stretl, C~f • foam n1hber ... m11t trcg, $15. tray vdth matching eoaslf'rt matlr<-U 110 and $li-l3td $17. 011c gma.ller 20" ,(On'!-a. er · Ar coorr · 545-30t6. Rttrigeratar ~let apt. S2. llorse 11l11o1\lf' $6. Tv.'l'.I lr11me $.1. Casi iron a\nk $10. b\natlon. boy& or gir1'11o $14. $5. Typewriter $1.0. CAJ'd 832l Jja.yes Circle, Jl.B. IPHONO.radlo, Co 1 um b I a 1to11e, cltan. only l n' tt-nnls racque11 \\'Ith prtt$ • Kitchen alnk t111'1d lop SJ5, Girl's 24'1 llke nl'!W $1 5. 1\ll ~~b:t $4J... l'l!~at ~Cf!' Sl5. PARIS sidcw11lk tnble $20. portable t5. R.e:iord J)ll}'4!r, bumcb's "'10rk Sl!i. Oold <Vll!cr $~ 'I Ch, PlaytAJM' t .... "O Kllc~n cabinet no. Day b I kc s rtcondttl(lncd. tx· e mac "3· .... &-lw:!', ~P /ret~e (hto~I 'YP" $1 5. 1 Marnavo..c, table model$1~ ~Ion rug lt'xlO' \'try good track $8. LP record• SI bed $10. Naupl'tyclt ch1lr te llent co.ndlt l on. O'KEEFE aod M*rr l tt Walnut lumber, ntrW 50c ft. Tape reccrde~""Revtre wlltl ll'c:Ondltio1L.1l0.-Black and airl'1 cJolhlf1t, new.born ID $20. Naruah,Ydfo divan ${!, Jl11ndmado rnx:hot poncl)(l5 bullt • 1n gas ovt.n $20, EltC!rlc typewriter $10. Oak rniQ $10. Sahrday only. 250 white 1'V Maplt con!JOlt $20: 10 Ytatf 25c·Sl ?i!odem table Bird <'9.ltO $3. 63'1 ,V1ctor111, for chlldnin SJ Mrll. 121 \\'. D\nmto tablr, four dlain desk ch:}r $10. 2'110 Orante.' P. Bucltnell, C~. 2114 Conlll'!f'nlal, C,\I, lamp b11111ll3. 641--9J76. C.M. s.ts.-m2. 2llh Sl. 6'~87, C.\f. $10. ~9071. .. C.i\I. _l , _ ' . • WANT AD For Fast Service & -Expert Assistance DIAL 642-5678 • DIRECT 'l ~ . I l ~ . ' -• -- • [ I~ :.I ---...... ~]~~ [ - .. . . . • r DAILY PILOT l'l~ Mlictllanaous Ill Office Furnitur•/ TV, RMlio, HIFI, Dot• 154 &o.t1, Power to6 Ctmper1, S.lt/Rtnt 920 Auto Service, Pa rts 949 Trucks Equip. 124 St 136 -------- "' 'Autos, lmportld _ •reo $1 OFF WITH * * * 'SAVE Q . • • ·3 Pc. Wedding t MATCHING ... '·-t :JI • · MRS JOHN PRICE rint 1et, w,ry beau!lrol A '"''Ni .....,, , fltUST Rll Tttack N.ikko THIS AD • dlJferent, \l'h.lte cold with malching gvo'\vtl c:ha,ln: S2S. amp Ii Pionetr turntable. Pro/e1slona.1 Croomin&: & 5372 S l1rr1 Roi• 2 m.a1chmg aide chairs SIS. • ra t a hJ All b -• I rvlne yellow gold ring losert , .-1usl see' to apprec ........ ntac al ng. re~s ol OO&:s. 2 "'een '"'ive! chain: ....... 1 ·-y •-w! I (Utter·lockll1g en,.a,ement • •£v after 6pm, 646-6268. ........ae dogs accepted. ou a!'fl tuo:: nner o ... 9442 Keoki Circle. HB. """ ...... =<>• n•"" 2 11· k •-1 lh \\•edding ring) and man's 968-7348. fo,1AGNAVOX ample console, V"l • ....,<a or ....,...._... c e.., O e v.·eddln,. band. The eng•go. =-==-~---lid " 1 t AM/'M ho SM.tOYED P"-AKC -g Orange County ·-o :; so s a e " • P no .,..., · "' " lntarnatlonal ment rinz ha1 a l,i Carat '71 ADLER Port. Elee, &: tape reoorder. Xlnt oond . Champ 1tock, Show quality, diamond ln a Tiffany set· typewriter. Brand new . $325. Call·6'13-7192 eves. Shots, pedi&rte inc. Auto Show ting, Very clear&. beautllul Perfect Student Christmas iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~2'!:13".1~966-<l8~!!1':2·c_____ . it the stone. ALL THREE RINGS · gift. Paid $240. Asking $210. ,.------~fl SCHNAUZER pups, S & P, ANAHEIM for the low price of $285. Pri. Pty. 637-&Wi. I J.Kc. Private party. CONVENTION Can show sales receiptA 10 EXTRA Jrg Exec Desk Fm to You . 837-5-160 CENTER verify original cost. lVed-v.•/glass top & sv.'ivel chalr, '---------' November 17th,, thru 21st ding bands never worn and S125. Days 548-2592, Eves 3 Linet, 2' T imes, $2.00 SM.10YEi;> pups-, 8 wks, Please caU &12-5678. ext 3lt the jev.·eJ.er says engage. 494-2671. cha.mp. lin~l-~a.sonable. between 9 and 5 pm to claim ment ring shdWs no "'ear or =o-~~----= your tlcke/s. (North County scratches. Call 0 v.· n er , P ianos/Organs 826 BE~ UT 1 FU L ,ee:ittens. Old English Shttp Dogs toll-tree number is 540-12201 ..,.. '71 FORD F ·250 · Raflier s • f • Xl.T, CamP'r SP<dal, •le. at1s action plb, pis, r/h & ('71) ]J' Wee'k·N·Oer. selt c o n t , I "'fri" '°11"· holding """ . IN AUTO SERVICE she"·er. Like new. $6500. ~eve.1, '66 FORD < whl drive. ll\i' IS SPELLED camper. Best cf fer . ~1:.:· Blk... Sunset Ford Scooters 925 1971 TRIUMPH CLEARANCE SALE TRY IT •.. AND YOU 'LL SEE WHY! 5:16-5710 elter 6 pm & ORGAN SALE various aaes. N good quali1y puppies, AKC. • * * v•e!!'kends. 0 homes. •• 968-6174 •• 10' GLASPAR, Johnson ti_!, House of ==~~~~-~·~ Conn rgan Annual Fall e 548-081S e .J ,. STEREO. 1972 Ga1T&rd, has Clearance. Save up te> $1000 I ~7 ~W~E~E~K~71d~~, -al~--,-,L • BEAUT Dal~atian., AKC. controls, deck. v.•lnd1h1e1d, Suzuki· Triumph Sunset Ford full s1Preo changPr, air on selected ronsole Door G . em '°· "'I 1 yr. good "1th ctilldren. davil rings. Top shape, $275. 16112 Harbor Blvd .. f .V. S440 GARDEN GR°OVE BLVD. sus'pensio n speakers. demos. Huge discounts on Cocker. Spani~. To pxl needs room to romp . J\JINl·HYDRO 8' GlerrL 531 -8545 or 531·8S41 In We1tmin1ter A!\1/F'M steoreo r • d Io all models. home. 833-2009. "TLny Titan'', new hull, 10 O •··-d T k th V II y· ff ° COA.ST MU * &42-<M27 * _;_cc,~-~---HP Johnson, Race-ready. --~""'-'n'-"'~='':oY:_ __ I • ' e • ay iaw 0 • w/FET + tape deck, still SIC •• AKC poodle pup 1 • $250. 675-4;)95. ramp from G.G. or brand new, "'as I e ft NE\VPORT & HARBOR • APRICOT. male poodle, II adorable, lovint:. S50 & $65. ,o,~,c,,,.,:,:=~---TMtNl , Sen Diego Freeways unclaimed on layaway. Sold Costa 1'-1esa • 642-2851 mo. old. Clipped o~ce. T@rms available. 962-6913. 38' CHRIS. Tr I· c & bin HO·-~'''" for saro. pay OU balance or * SALE SALE * shots, nffiis pamperin,a.1---------Constellation, 1963. Loaded ~ .. ~ $115 or t8ke ove r small 968-92TI. AKC Afghan Hound puppies, & top cond. $22.500. Days: ~ Aut0$ fO( Sile ·h 0GMc .1JLAZER 4 WD, y. 8, P/S, huge tltts, lo miles. s•. Dick, 548-6185. ** '59 Chevrolet 1,2 Ton DATSUN ~-----~~~1 '70 240 'Z' Pickup. Good e (Ind it 1 on. Local car tully eqWpped. $475. 646-9866. Like ~! ·Under 17,000 '64 CHEVY El Camlm, n~ mlles. dlr. Wtll take trade~ V-8, etick. radio. Blk. tuck'n ttnanee JIVt pty. (42.fBLO) roll int. SJ&..7329. Call .f94.6811 aft 1 pm ·n Int'! TraveWl, v.a Air. ·-----,=·==---I FUii Pwr, Xlnt co,d. $1295 17&-5507, E,,., 49'-54D& '61 510 WAGON Auto Leasing 964 Radio, Heater, 4 Speed. (wP8190) OUR volume leaae depart· ment otters all popular Amerlcen & Import makn at compt'litive rates. Let our lease experts tailor YOUR lease to YOUR needs. ''It'll the &erviCe that makes the difference." THEODORE ROBINS FORD Xl60 HARBOR BLVD. .. COSTA fi.fESA 642.oolO Auto1 Wanted' · 968 B. J. SPORTSCAR CENTER 283.l Harbor, C.M. 54CJ..449l '66 DATSUN PICKUP wrrn CAMPER. +'Wd. (SLU· 308) $817. DUNTON FORD -7070 2240 So. Main at Warner ·Santa Ana '67 DATSUN PICKUP payments."Collectlon Dept. PIANOS •• ORGANS WVABLE pup to loving Show quality. Males & 2131636-0757, Eves: 1'fRIEDlAHDEft,. WE PAY TOP TI4/893--0'"J01. Steinway, Kawai, Hammond, home. ~Lab* Spaniel, Pis Fema.!es. Call 557--0.585. TI4fa37-2350. . s Strong heart! 4 spd. dlr. 1.o- REJ\1.-Rand model 9!1, prin· ~~~· Baldwin, etc. From call wknds or aft 6 v.·kdys: AFGHAN pups, AKC Champ 23=· -,-'..,.~u."1~1y~1~1.~1,~h,-d~h-"l-I, ,.. HAat """· ., CA H cal pickup (TYT140). Take ting calculaior cost . $600. &46-4529. l'ilOCk 8 Y:lui. $95 & up, or marine plyw./fibgls .. $600. C.ash for your Honda G1n1ral 950 small down. Call aft 10 am Mon & Fri eves 'ill 9 ter1ns 646--0995 rA" _..., .,... "''"~ l§J now Sl50. excel co nd. Sunday 12.5 :!\IOTHER Siamese goaled! · · 2j() HP Interceptor V-3 \V/ 537-6824 • 893-7556 '60 Hiiiman Husky '""""'.;iu ()r 'r.1't ........... Jl,1onroe elect comptometer, FIELD'S PIANO CO. Darling kitrens tree toJOO(I SCHNAUZERS avail. now or velvet drive. $350 or both J ORDER NOW I S7J. 424 Dahlia , Cdi\t :i ~C:,~ e=f~ -~NEW=~.12~P-r-CK=U~P~- eood $45. Rem-R.ind elect 1833 Ne"-'POl't Blvd. home. Call 67s'..2033. hold ti.I Christmas. Groom· for $800. 544-6831. 4 spd. dlr, dlx. Bumper. It.a· """"'""om,,. mod•I 150. eo ... Mo.. n</G<;.3250 GREY tabby '"''"" '""· ""' ""'"'· 8'6--0839.23 ~~. ~,,~,p~,o;~,~. ~2l~O~V~8-.-.... BICYCLES $31 95 UP Antiquesf Classlcs 953 GROTH CHEVROLET .... M!rro ... PL1'll20. Take 962-2256 Sat, 6 4 2-7 0 7 0 WOULD YOU I 6 Weeks Old ~1AL,TESE Terrier male. tandem trlr, Xlnt cond. ' PEUGOT Cab r i o I e I' con-small down or trade. 49f-6811 v.·knds. BELi EVE * 54848o2 * champion stock. must sacrifice. Lo ad e d ! Large stoc1.> av~·•a'i·,.. course cond. White w/black Aak for Salta Manq:er aftr lO 546-873S. * AUCTION * 968-3In aft 6 688-9586. ,. ...... 0 interior, Tonneau cover, 18211 Beach Blvd. DATSUN Roadsttt 1967 Good FREE ORGA.i"l LESSONS 5 YEAR female Alaskan ---------1----------l::iy-away for Christmas! Micht'lin-X tires, 31 ,000 0,.;.. Huntington 'Beach clean car in A-1 ahape. Fi'ne Furniture as long as you like! No reg. italamute &/or 5 mo. male. Horses 156 28' Uniflite 1960, $6500 or ... 84 6087 & Appliances lsrration. No obligation. J Call alter 5:30 ;,.i~2070. 1---------trade for traUer bciat + Firestone Store, 475 E. mi's. Take trade. ALSO '67 7· KI 9-3331 Owner leaving and must adL Auctions Frt· y 7:00 p.m. Come. Mondays 7:30 pm ---~==~--IARABIAi'I Dispersal ule: cash. O"·ner. 8-16-1430. Jith st.. c.~I. 646-2444 220-S MB oonvtrtible In xlnt WE DESPERATELY _1895 __ Firm_·=,,54,,,>-=-c""3o-=.o---.;d ' . B COAST MUSIC *CHILD'S Serafix, Scitep, Regis & Real concl. NEED FERRARI Win y s uction arn J~~S\~-VI~NG~-S~L~JO~E~S~ET=j;;~{;l~k~Coy~m~""~"~F~tl~h~"~·~"-* * 11' TROJAN inbd., ~\VASAKI 90. st. & trail, Authorized MBZ Dealer Clean used cars 2075~ Newpon, Cflt S46-8686 ===~642-~_2851'-'-~--* c &. Terms. (21J) 352~. Tandem trlr, 10\~' Glass like brand new, 291 actual (l) S2l-7250 FANTASTIC PRICES Beh'nd T()ny 's Bldg :!\fat'! LOWREY Piapos S.:. Organs; KITI'ENS !tee to aood homl!, rowboat, S700. 968-392.5. mi's. \Vill se"l.I w/2 newl·.-"5-M_AR.::K::_.:1::_='---Paid for. ~-cu, paid ~ A~~ORARIZEDRI Yamaha Piano & Organs; A: • Ree:. Qtr horse'. Fast Boats, S•ll 909 helmet&, $310. Also, '70 Hon-Jae:uar Sedan, ,,..,... ..,, u •n CARPET Steinway Pianos. Best buys 6 wks. 21 $425 or best otter. 962-1745, da 100, st. & trail, lo mi's, not running. Good body. ot not. SALES A SERVICE FACl'ORY OUTLET · in new & usl"d. Schmidt ** 968-69 ** Andrea alt 12. FAMOUS 26' Swe.di1h looks brand new, Jots ()f Rt'ady to restore. $175, DEAN LEWIS SAVE $ $ $ Music Co., Est.1914, 1907 N. TO good hom~s·~~ ~uti~~ HORSES BOARDED ''Folkboat" recent comp! xtras. :!\lust see kl apprec.1=64_..,_784:,,~· -~--~~ TOYOTA e VOLVO Attentkin Apt Ov.mrs Main, Santa Ana. c'l"'Go'';"d•1"P·l.\Npt. Beo•ht. 20062 Acacia, Santa Ana overhaul incl. engine, good $300. 536-4&79. ' Dune Buggies 956 1946 HARBOR BLVD. Nylon Shags $1.90 sq Yd & up " .. Heights. Ask for Liz. sails.' Must sacrifice~ $3100. CYCLE TRAILE Coit.a Mes.a 646-9303 '"'' .,, Ph 8390251 PLAYER piano for sale exe. G p · d "'~14'6. . R FOR Sale: '70 Dune B""~ " NEWPORT' : L IMPORTS . ' · · . · 'DARLIN uppies nee nn..+ ..,, .. -,,·h·-n-..... V"I,,.. " Alnl<>l!t h I 6 blk -_, ANNIVE R 50Z7·C \V. )Sdinger, S.A. cond. compl.. rehn. w/ac. · .._...., '"'y"""' "'"" ""' I~~~~~=~~~~ new, au es, .t.v real clean. $1100. Baja BU& RSA Y #SQ Corner of Edinger & Euclid .cept any ~as oft. 837-5525 80me on t() Jove, Part J)f't1ence rider $150. or bst. CAL 20• $2650 6 HP ft long 8 ft wide. phone $1300 ()r bst nfr, Call AUTOS WANTED 3100 W. Coast Hwy. anytime. Porn. 7 wO old. 536-8282. offer 545--80'75. Evin.rude, Bow Pulpit, head, 540·5630 ask for Bill Harold 897-1126 or 536-5160. Top dollar tor clean used 1 ---N-•w~"°=--""-=Be~•-ch ___ I PLAY H 0 US E-ideaJ · for 3 "I II " · " k"tl d Anod Sparr;, Hun!. Harbour. 532-4"~ al1er 5 pm. Christmas, "'ell constructetl r .u · Y ;unEu 1 ens n~e BLK/\VHT Pinto gelding, 15 ....., cars. See Andy Brown. FIAT Sewing Machines 828 lovtng homes 1 blk, 2 cahco. h d Good f ho {213) 5 9 2-155 7 (TI4.! -1%-,-K-.A-W-'A_S_A_K~l-'-3-5_0_IFJBERGLS V\V based. Dune THEODORE 6'xJ', .safety j\'laf\'l!i sliding G44--l6U an s. or l!i w. 846-2208. . . . cc Buggy, 1600 eng. f.tany windows. shutters, curtains, REPAIRS ' gentle. $250. 642-0634. Avenger. , New 1gn 1 t 1 0 n xlras. $1600. 968-5820 eves. ROBINS FORD built-in furniture $?5. 1599 A \VELL trained male C~llie \\'INTER ur horse in a 30' CRUISE Sloop inboard, s~lf!ln. Xlnt cond. $400/of·l=-.,.c.---:.;..;=..:...=.... . Zl60 HARBOR BLVD, C · d o c '' 54< •177 A"y & all makes, s.,~-1 tho·, Shepherd 1 "'" 8 mos. Likes yo ll 1. designed by F.Mrui Schock, !er 642-9934. Trucks 962 orian Pr r, .. · ,,...., .._.,. h"ld · ,1'· . ;1,_ 0113 clean, dry, "'e ighted bo:-: .----..., · COSTA MESA 6(2-0)10 KITCHEN Aid port "'eek. Clean. oU & check, c i ren. i• oving. M;>· &tall. 962-8679. ~~~185~oor1ng. S 85 DO. 'il HONDA 350"ce '68 fREIGHTLINER-WE PAY TOP DOLLAR disbv.·shr, PE'ff SIOO. Naugh Sl.99. All \\'Ork licensed & 8 \Veeks old, r;mall mixed \Vind Scrt'en Helmet FOR TOP USED CARS . recliner $25. Braided rugs guaran1eed. Sewing Center, breed PIJPPY· Liv1stoCk 858 23' PEIRSON Ensign. head, $5.j() * 6~1i85 TRACTOR U :your car 1a: extra clean, ~-12 • 6 9 + 2 5G-8238· *• 962-7826 e+ " 4 saili;, 5 HP OB. Loadetl. 250 BULTACO •-t U "'"' .... x sm.. rugs, CHRISTJ\1AS Goose , Ducks. XI S2500 . • vcs 0 er, as NHTC 270 CIJmmins Dlewl "'· us trst, 1 nice COM. $3S total.(~) 9xl2 SINGERS Free kitten • 5 mos. old Bantams (75c to $2.) 2612 54~535. -• ~S-49()0 or IS. Ointa.ct after 6 pm engine, RT0913trammission, BAUER BtnCK c:rpts $15 ea. 962-8St7 ~:1;,;,:·./shots, needs home. Mesa 'Driw. Back Bay. ~;i"'i.;::;;::;;-<.;:;:->:::;l .6<6-"611~~~-:,,,..~~~_:_-RlTO rear AXle, 22" tires and 231 E. 17th St. 1969's lo 197l's. Zig..zags & """"'"""" P-28 s-.~dish Sloop, b!!'ad Coeta M ., • ., Df:LUXE '4'heelchalr. cost automati-. ~.95 up. Se"'"• l ,"?i:i<.=!0~~~~onWiif~~~~~~~~~ C2) SCH\YINN girl's bikes 20 'Wheels, 2 axle set up to pull esa .-..7765 ~~ fl '"" .., ~ .. ..,. COCK A POO · ... room, encl head, inbn:I, x.l11't & 24 .. 125 h _ $ ....... , se $175. Sa f et y Center's "\Vholesa.Je to the --puppies ne.... • eac: · doubles. Serial No. 030823. TOP DOLLAR "walker iio. Like new! Public", 543-823S. a good home. 846-9015. [ Jlt-C I cond. For l!iale or trade up. 549-4257· The truck people from IN CASH 549-1075. S . l30 ~~ 548-3685_..;,.·~=~~-~ 1971 KAWASAKI oo. less General Motoril porting Goods iY SAILBOAT Me 1ca1 r I Paid for~ clean used BUSINES.S ,;,,, .. ,... wl!h 1 j[EJ than 1000 mil.,, 2 mo old. M KE McCARTHY car wrought iron trim on higb LIKE new. 410 ga. Model 42 ,.,..,.,, ~ "-' ::'Z..~~-dolly. Xlnl o:ind. ?\-1ust sell $300. lnunac. pa.id for or not. W. h r, ~~·~ SANTA ANA DODGE I ,.. 1401 N. ~tin " pole. Misc. iron fencing. 550 inc est~. Fact. vent. rib & General 900 ~fr5741. GMC S. Coast Hwy, L.B. 499-3955. actory askeet barrel. $265. 8' SABuT + TRAILER $350. $295 • DIRT Bike 350 CC ll~3'9I 21" Adva nce Floor 'buffer, 838--5440. Pets, General 850 CAPTAIN or sE"ll se-parate!y. Call fllatchlesr;. T()p end auto 1pray attachmnt, xlnt SURF' BO ARD, 6·8•·1 ___________ 1Unllmlted license· any gross 536-2651. overhauled. Very clean. Call 894-1336/531·2450 cond. Priced quick sale. round tail, Git fe n d e rte r PERUVIAN Guinea p I g tons. 30 Years experience 20' VIKlNG. XJnt full cover5. 893--0135. Corner Beach & ft1cF'adden, 644-7424. Outline, no dings -s.is. $1.50. Baby rabbit Sl. r;all & P<l"'er. Professional MUST SELL tbls wt'ek! 360 YAMAHA Enduro '71 . \\.'estminsrer -oo===""°'===~· I 549-2152 * * 546-9965 * * sport fishing guide; Mexican Call 645-5150. 546-6649. 68 DODGE CA!\1PER ., FIREWOOD FOR SALE ~~=-~=---1 --------~-I & Central Ameriu & Pactf· Low miles, make offer 'TON PTCl\1.JP V "" Orange & Eucalyptus WANTED -SCUBA equip. CHINOiILLA, male $10. ic Coast waters _ Jnstru.c· RHODES 33 SLOOP * 540--1395 * · ·8• AT., ·544.7m ment. \\••·t .... , "'"'· •. •. •. Pa"or R'"" •••k °'"'' 1,-St-· Ra·•·" Cla Fact. Air, PS, PB. radio, ,,.,., '"' '"'• "' M-o"" '" • tlon in boat handling, sea· lv .. g '" .. g ss SACHS 125 CC ~rx. '70. xlnt ~··Ion pickup with. IYDD· APPROX. 75 yrls. used gold ___ P~h~on7•~&t~7~~· =""'·--• 5%-9965 * manship, DR & cele.stial $6.500. 714·544-3200 cond. Never raced. $475. 175) $1977. carpet from Med. of!ice. SI SKI SALE! Cats 852 navigation. PICK UP & COME Look! 14 ' Starfish nr 49Hl44. DUNTON FORD yd. 646-0.>45 Head. K-2 & \Vhitestar. CAT OWNERS DELIVERY ANYWHERE: ne11.•, incl push cart. trier & Savel '71Suzuki125 EXERCYCLE $285. Waler 673-9339 * 675-:&5 captain available for tx· canvas cov. $375. 67;H;494. 54&-7070 No boarding, no lexposure to tended cruising. Extensivo? CaU 67~7 2240 So. lolain at Warner flOf!ener $190. Both in x.lnt TV Rad1"0 H1"F1' Boats Sl1'psf D-ks 910 ~· • • 1 infe<:tion. Kepp peis happy administrative experience. ' -YamAha. ....., DT Santa Anj\ cond. 675-5j25 Stereo 836 1~ at home, have 111e feed 1hem. o-l6-29n. SLIP Avail., New P 0 r 1 Dirt Bike .•. Extras CARPET -55 yds. Firth *·----.----. 962.0250-USED Boat Show & S11.•ap Harbor, up to 40', $100. mo. $500 • 962~7 \Voolturf. champagflt', 195· 4 DALE HrNKINS DARLING PART PERSIAN J\1eet, boaung a.ccessortes. or less for smaller. 962--1267. ** '70 HONDA 750 cc .Ex· pc drum set $65. 646-1513 604 Governor KITTENS. S3 to good recrt'ational equip welcome. Newport Slips $2.SO ft. C"e:Uen1 cond. $995. Mom111gs Costa Mesa homes. 642-4818, Dec. 3, 4, 5 • Across Coast 0 "'"'59l E •n• "" 540-8531, eves !)48.60,S8, International Harvester IMPORTS WANTED Orange Counties TOPS BUYER BILl.. MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. IJ. Beach. Ph. 847-8555 Autos, Imported 970 LAMBORGHINI Super Leg· ger .fOO GT 2+2 ln beautiful eggshe-11 wh.lte w/black in- terior, vµ, 5-spd, sleN!O. pwr windo""· Must see this real gPm. Authorizl"d MB Dt&ler ( 1) 523-7250 AUSTIN AMERICA GOLD & white 8' couch, $100. Remington typev.Titer , $30. ~S-2545 af!ET 5 pm. lrvl'ne t•L p K. H11"' from Reuben E Ue ays .,..,,. ' ves """'"""TI '70 SUZUKI OO 8 -A RECREATI~CENTER ,, arsi•n 1ttens ' · • / SLJPs AVAILABLE "'"' --·.· ~~;~· ROY CARVER, Inc. 9 • You aro th• winn•r of 115 ** &12-7578 N.B. For space reservation. ..v iiu _....., 1 69 Austin ...... $895 " 714 ••• -1-7 Sl ips & side ties from 20' to DLX AMERICAN ()riental carpet. Xlnt con. dition. s.i2-7181. N.B. Tennis Club Sh11re·S375. Transler xira. 548-5306 2 ticke.Ls to lhe D ~--------8~ .. ~ : .,.,:>-;i ;i • * ~1901 * 2925 Harbor Blvd. · nns .,.. 7-r. Avail 111 Hatt e ras ---=~=~---Cos•· M-a ., • .,,4 4-"' -ft-., etc. CYPN· Orange County -• 17' FISHING boat, motor & 1966 HONDA "'"' "00 ..... ...-..... "1""""" ucu.., !\.farina, 3408 Via Oporto, 68 SOSJ. Santa Ana 'toyota, 411 International NE\VPORT DOG GROO:vl-tr!r. Compass. run . Lites, next kl Imperial SaVings, Scrambler 305 ' FORD CUSJ'OM 500. V-8, \Y. Warner, 54f>.2Sl2. Auto Show ERY, 2903 "C" Newport bait tank, top windshield. Ne'\i'JXlrt Beach * 54:;,..2720 _ Runs great $275. 54S-3rl5 Auto. Trans., factory Alr ,;;;,.cc;;,;,;~:::.,::7c_~ t th Blvd.. on the peninsula. Sacrifice. Best o fter . Cond., Power Steering 1969 AUSTIN Amerlca, good ANAHEIM 673_77fi6. 968-5946. NEARLY new cement deck '67 HONDA 305 Scrambler. -.Sharp. (U1D922J $877. ' cond., auto, AM radio, 25 , CONVENTION 5 A . slip float 2Lx33. 13 • Xlnt cond . $299; 962-9424; DUNTON FORD f.1PG. Pvt. pty. $900. Ev": VENDING Jl.1ACHINES GER.i\.fAN sh o r I· haired t-.!U T See to ppreciate. 16' Clearwater. Call Croft & John. 546-3020 ext 234. 642-7469. Candy. Clg!!, Coffee CENTER Pointer at. stud. Champ Glass sport han:ltop, 60 hp Nevtlle, 675-8222. 'If .70 YA!\1AHA 125 En...i, 546-7070 ** 673-9686 ** November 17th thru 21st sirerl. Moesgaan:I l ine . fl1erc . & trolling motor., _ '"-1.uro, 2240 So. Main &t Warner =~~~~--~-Please call ~2-5678, e.xt 314 968-1390. trailer $895. 540--2279 aft 5 DOCK. for power bqal up to Xlnl cond, s32;i. Santa Ana. NE~V lfl\\·-heat cookware, .between 9 arid 5 pm to claim 32". $1.25 per ft. Water /elec Aft t pm: 5.$7-3996 stainless st(eol. sold $425. your licke~. (North County GQLDEN RETRIEVER PM. . furn. N.8. 6'7>2124. SCHWINN Sports Tourer, '68 Chev. ~ickup $2050 ·~=.tio~e~ a:P~~~ take $87. 639-G023; 968--5806. toll-free number LI 54t>-l220) PUPS FM, AKC. Champ 10' GLASPAR with oars $100. r;i!ver. $lTS. A Ir conditioning, pov.·er line. or best oUer. P.hone BOAT ilips avail. 25'-65' "',.,2928 steering, automa!lc tra.ns., (lf!er. Call 646-2830. .AUSTIN flBDD $1995 '71 124 SEDAN Radio, Auto. •936573 B. J. SPORTSCAR CENTE~ 2833 Harbor, CM. 5404491 $1195 '61 124 Sta, Wagon Air C.Ond., 4 Rpeed, Rad!o, Heater. (YBR.441) B. J . SPORTSCAR CENTER 2833 Harbor, C.M. s.w'..4·1!1J e Complete Stock (If /IBtiJD Thi .. s. •. "FRIEDLANDER" 11710 llACH I LYD. t Hwr. J91 893-7566 • 537-6824 $1895 '69 124 SPORT CPE Radio, Heater, 4 Speed. CXRH2U7} B. J. SPORTSCAR CENTER 2833 Harbor, C.M. 540-4491 '70 Flat 124 Spyd~, S Rpci. lo miles, Plrelli'R, good cond. Must sell! $2300 548-1532. $1495 , 1969 850 SPIDER Radio, llcri.ter, 4 Speed, Sharp. (730C'ID) B. J. SPORTSCAR CENTER BOX spring & mattr 5e\\1ng mach, heatlbrd & bookcase, ste,reo speaker. 968-1495. *' •-* e 6r:Hi9l5 e 847-6215. Xlnt acoommodati9n1 in ,,..,.,.. etc., ett. fV94898). Santa 1----"----'---- ALL 197'2 zrnrr,iH'S on.sale . ·new l\.larina 673-6606. GIRL'S sch win n bike Ana ~~ota 411 w w BMW -· H-~ c '' ·~ "91 OLD English sheepdog 3 GLENL design, 24 hull, , . ~",,. • • arner, -.>.> cuvur, · • ......,....., LOVELY "'hile terrazzo marble statue "hdancer ", 6', like nt'W $75. 646-5116 ;:rgw es~t z~~~eOe~~n?;'.~ months Rhow qua 11 t y ?.'larine plyv.'0¢. Sale or 17 SIDE tie, S34 mo. 633 w/~s~~ s!'~rt. Good 540-2'.5!2. _A_u_to_mo_U_vo_Excell __ ,~.-.. -· 1 'Ei9 nAT Spyder. new top, COC<la brown female Poodle'. trade. 642-4610. Lido Park Dr, No. 18. con· · · '64 CHEV* Ton Pickup, V-AM/FM n.dk>, chrome 646-4665. l1' HVY util·oru o--t. 6 cyl ~ · . llONDA. ' 50, per clean, 8, auk!, wide chrm rims, wh111, $1400. 83()..9180 or $395. Free color antenna in· .,,,. U""' ChromacoJor Model C4030. 67'9358 66 4 So & stallfd w/all c 0 n s 0 t eB 0~LA~C~K~.,.~--,-, ~5-,~h-,-,-"-,-,-r 1 Chrysler. Needs work. No NEWPT moonni for rt'nt. just overhauled.. ~j() or ~ew Stae:georbloc ti r ~ s, r 962-1464. SEARS exerciser bike. xlnt purchases. No down re-pupr; r'l"lldy-2 \lo'kli, Tails trlr. $.'l.JO. &15-ll20 aft 7 pm. 2&-30'· sailboat. May trade trade~ 842-4372. mech. Very good. $900. ---~5~1-9-9~5----I tcmdo$45. qulttd o .A.0> A~k about rf1() ck e d , Lovable-healthy ' for boat use. 64S..~16. SCH\VINN Stingray 2 spd 494--8698. • 962-1769 cash & carry prices. ABC ~1483. Bo•ts/Merlne ONE 15'8'x30' u.1lip $95. bicycli:;. U:ce.ll cond. $40. 3 '66 CHEVY " Pick Up . .ROY CARVER, Inc. '69 124 SPIDER M • II · Equip. 904 Ba 1 I 13 " 64°2475 st .. -/ h Radio, H'9i.r, < S ..... 1sce antous Color TV, 9021 Atlanta, PUPPIES AKC .. Adorable One side tie, a.ccommoda~ r s oo s · · ~ · .,..r camper, ea v Y 2925 Harbor Blvd. '!!W~';;;";;'•;;;d~;:;;;;;,;;;:;;;;';;2;;;0 j Hunting!()n ~ach, 968-3329. t.cup ll toy poodles all RADAR Apelco ADR7A, In 30' boat, $75. 673-6880. 1970 YAf.-tAHA 360 MX. ~spd, m:';! hi!c.,h~trl~~~· c1ootall!I 8MMW..a 5'/H6-4444 1~Mf") : le SfEREO SALE: BUy 100 colors. 1 tiny female.Yorkie gl:lld cond. 12 VDC Se In BOAT dock for powpr boat, l!itrttl legal, never raced. ' _ · ' 1600, R • R&· SPORTSCAR CEHTER watt, AM/FM stereo 8 893-9119. operation at 4TI N, Nev.•port _up 1to 28'. On channf'l, \Vest Xlnt cond. 837-0813. 1 SlJSO. Owner 545--0953 evec. dial.tires, 26.000 mi'a.. CASH PAID FOR rtne turnHure, appliances, antiques. Om piece or houseful. CalJ day or night, 549.2241 OT 547-7733, track deck & com pl Ga1T11rd p URE BR E o Chihuahuas Blvd, N.B. $1185 + install. Newport. $45. r-.10. 67l-8507. 1963 HONDA 90 ~57 CHE'VY'. % Ton. Ompu · 491-1698 turntbl $149.95 &: for le $2:i. 3 Males, 3 females .. Al~new Bendi'ir ~1R4 32 B t S ·• & Sk' 911 $90 Call 962-7464 spec. P.S.. P.B.. turbo-BORGWARD receive 2-4 way a i r Call 962-4792. mile comm. radars, Sl500. oa s, Plwu 1 · hydro. 9' 1970 Piigrim. suspension reflex spkn, reg. + inr;lall. New KAAR '69 NEWPORT 16' Fbrgls ski Motor Hom11 ,._ PS!hoeeps .. ~·~ ~:!a·poti. S2995. ''61:'."':Bo:---,-rd""'I""sa"'het_,-1'-,"'Good,_... FIVE%. Doxle Puppier;, 811 ne ~ ··-1----------1 S.19.95. Pre-Christmas spec: black, very small, 6 wks Voy!ger 16 mil~ radan, boat w/trlr, 125 hp. Mere. '71 PACE Arrow J'.)', Roof , • cond, nel"d1 \f&ter pump. 3.8 MARK II Jaguar Sedan. Slereo head phones S9..95, Id S6 545-5978 $1995 + ln&~J. All .giJar. ·everything tmmac. $1995. llir, •. ONAN. Many xtru, 66 DODGE ~an . Camper. Must seU, 1st $50 talcea It! Very !!harp. '62 WI th 2833 Harbor, C.M. 5'f().4-191 JAGUAR reg Sl~.~ U.S.A. Stereo 0 ' ' es. · Ne"''JlOrt Mll'111e Engineer. 714: 968--0246. · S7800 .•. 968-476l _ Sltlw, 11\nk & icebox. Auto., Ask for Andy, 545-3315. chrome wires, a Ir· con d. WANTED: Good Ford Oat Equip w8rehouse, 179 E. AKC red femalcr Dobe:nnan, ing, 54&-2835. , pc1plop. Slps 4. 2 new tires. Silver wired inter IJve 1 .Peed eng1flt'. Must be 17th CM 645-2442. temperament bred ex· 15 THUNDERBIRD lOO hp Trailers Travel 945 64.)..4038 CORTINA · ' ceptional $25 830-963.i 10' ·car top· skltr. new un· JOhn!On, elee ll\(lfot tilt, ' · up, drive & enjoy thls reasonable. 557-605l. -FISHER KX·90 stero amp ' · finished • fits In back cA elec bilge> pump, full Coven, 8' TEAR Drop Camp Trailer CHEV 'h ton PU, V/8, auto, $995 classic beauty. $1,6SO. W&Dt KILN small elec, c:e:ntrlmgal 40 watts., phono. tape. 8ux. ** KEES:HOUND pups, oonna1 1tationwagon $90. 1 good cond. TI4:S46-It92. $2;.0 r/h, nu tires v.·/2 bunk '6I CORTINA GT CP R0'87BJ!NogSO. Nt20. "•2-- casling machine. Elec. v.·u inputs. A1onltcr, IOUdness champ on both 1idt1. Boat u.!le!kmall skifC 9' bottom * 494-8698 * campe-r 11~ &: cargo dr. E ,,. •wv carvl!'t". 8.'a-1438. contour, riltu, coocenrlc doa. AKC ree:. SlSO. 642-4875 fiberilassed ns. 962-ails: l~~~~~r~n=-a~~; Trallert, Utility 947 546-'115. . Ra<Do, Heater, 4 Speed. '67 XKE ROADSTER Muslcel lnstrum•nts 122 ;~~~~tw:u:10-:· ~~ ~~'E pu.!i~~ni!.w°s ~d 8"ts, Power 906 ~~itd~~Si'i.~~~~ Pb'R u.te 6x4' utility tr&iler. ·~l~~k ~ ~o~t pl~~f SPQRTSCn;;mA. RJ~C)ENTER-4-spd. dlr. WI.re whttll, mint :ONN S-D f'rtoch Horn. 897-7791 aft. 5. Service. 830-7338. 22• SKIFF'. $1500. FUily ('Quip. A11k tor Tom. Make oUtt. camper. Qne ... owner, kl conc:Ulion. AM/F'M, rad.Iii ?of!nt cond. Cott M25. tlflw, COlltPLEI'E steN!O com· AFGHAN P'IPI AKC 3 mos Radio/tel, new canvass. S3l-T4Ei8 · miles,..$lfi!il. 494-smB tire$, SacrWce! Take amaU ;:~~o~o s:: 7 ~.m~51 ()fie:r. ponertl IYRIPm·Piqnetr ~ °' pedil'ffd 1hota male • Good cond: lnbrd. 64&-;)476. I~ Auto Strvlc1, P•rt1 949 '70'1i>RD Bronco. 303 \78, 4 3833 Harbor, c.~1. S4l)...f49l down . CUJC505) 54G-81J6 al' Office Furniture{ Ci..rr~d equip, 9 mo old. female. M&-4155. 16' Cati!~ &Jeeps 2. Transportation .h vw 40 hp ing., All---~ whl drive, all hf!&\/)' duty .oil 'GS OORTINA... S!A..-WAG. ,<"91"680:"'11.,.·-~----.•I $nil. ln\'eSlmfnt. $500. or 'If 9fELTIES, l5 HP Ev~nnw:te. $400. Call .. pieCM tor 36 h::p.:.<gine EAr· road op11on1,. ·Lo mt., ~1ke Auto. Tram., Radio, H<'ater. '68 2+2. Air, auto, 1oW Equltt. t24 tx.'lt ofler. 1615-rotw. AKC, •• Psul ~. 1,y mod tranfule. ,67 Sqbck new. $2!l00. 333-1.»8. CZDS983) $1077. miles, spare never on grouM l.RG. OcAk, bt'(IV.'n, Sletl &: v.-alnut. $100. Stenoretle dic- tation machine wl,.xtru $'151 M!-4900 or M~m. lB!\I Selectric Typewriter Topaz Bronze. 11" ee.rrl.aae. $273. &14-1000. Fut l'Htllll are just a phone e.all ... 'ay • 64~78 1 SOr-f\' r • c •I v er , KUI Sable: & v.·ht. 5.l i-7869 SKI • f,l!\11 • ENTERTAIN C•mpers, S•I•/ Rent 920 car~~Y A Int. Oenfl'aton 6 '56 FORD P .U. ~ ton. 8 DUj\ITON FiORD Sacrifice $3250. 54~ tt1pedtck, &: speakers. BEAt.mf11L purebred 20' Gla1trTin 1110 HP 1/0 v6lts. Comp! tet nr 4 Con· cylinder. rtun1 p>d. Call 544-7070 '62 J•euar XKE. new patnl, TEAC T1tpede ck, 64+-0357. miniature doxie!I, 8 wks old. w/tr•llcr 4•MO. 64f...2693 '69 F'ORD Van. V-8, auto tlnent11I V\V tires etc , 6"6-7622. ·2240 $:>. Malo at Warner !Itta. Netds valve job, top. PIONEER SX 1000 TA , 120 ** 54&-4496 ** 21' CABIN CRlJlSER new Pfllnt, low mltes 96HU4. e ·66 H TON P.U., STICK Sant& Ana $750. Aft 5:-XI, 673-6749. w11.11 recei\'E!r. 2 cs 66 • sr. BERNARD pup!, 75 hp. o.s. on rr11.Utt $83(). • S73--64t9 '* USED 1969 Toyota SHIFT, DATSUN '67 Jag 3.a iMark tr. Wint qieak~n. S3XI. ~2928. AKC. $50 UP. Tums. ~760. ~mper Shell $150 Llnderuiser par11., SIS.-3595 ** ~60015 *•· \Vbls, atr, whllci w/lilk lnL 21 " R.CA oonaole color TV. (2131 SELL or partner '70 Formula Gci>d cond.. * $10&3 btrtween 3:30-?:J) P.l\1. The faatett d!"w in the We&t 240 Z '70, flilly lotded. W, new 1)11.lnl It ena. 838-1222. ' J150 cuh. lT•t A\it, No. 17· AKC Min. Dach au n d. 23', xln't cond. Mt. Joyce The "Yellow ·Pqn" of TU?n unull!d nema mto quick •.. J D&Uy Pilot CleYified m1.11, Xlnt cond., vrtv A. aood want ad II a suod A, aft6r 6pm only. 833-85&3. •94-TlM. ... · clwlfied ••• &U-661'3 cull, call 6'2-$71 Ad. &42-5671 rie.rty. 64.Am 645-3833. ~-="tm=en;;;t'-----:.I ....... 1 .: ~ ' -• ' ' I • ,, . - • -• ' I Ja DAILY. PI LOT S.turd'ay, Nowmbfr 6, 1971 . . - ! .......... J§l [ .,, .. ,~... l§JI ..... ,., .. ,. !§JI ........... l§J l ........... l§J I ........... -l§J I .,, .. ,~ .. ,. l~A~ujjtjjosjj,.lmmpoiirt;;;;od~~9~7~0~A~u;to~i\;, ;lm;po;';r;ed~~~9~70;:~A;u;ro;t;,~l;m;po;'~tod~~~9~7~0~A~u~l~o~s.~lm~p~o~rt~e~d~~9~7~u1,1A~•~it~o~t.~lm~po~rt~od~~~9~70A !'ul!'tolll,•,"!1lllmlllpllloll,1J1,.•.!lll•lljJl!lo Autos, lmport9d' IAnnouncini --· TOYOTA SANTA ANA TOYOTA Service dtpl. open 7:30 11.m 'ti 9 pm Atonday thru Fri- d.,. PHONE ~0.2512 41" \\', \Varfler, Santa Ana VOLKSWAGEN '6S VW Van c"";;p;;- 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN \VE have an excellent selrc· '56 V\V with large rtar *ERVE EZ,ZI NGTON * tion of new and pre-011i•ned tire,. * $300 • Volkswagens. Come In and ---~'"'-1-.:.1.:.41.:.5___ 13231 Anawood Way test drive 90me ol these fine * .66 V\\' BUG * Wetlmin•ter cars, EXCELLENT CONDll'ION You are Ule v.•inner of 19f<I Volk.!i11i·a.gen Camper * 962_8760 * 2 tlckels 10 1he License GFMn2 Only $1095. Ora ng• County 1965 Vo!kSwagen Bug. Run5 V\V Bug 1963. Xlnt mech'l International All New '12 VOLVOS TOYOTA CLEARANCE SALE NEW 1971'S ..Deon Lwii4 9 TOYOTA F11t1 c11.mPf'r int., compJ pan- elled inside, nel\' a ir stoops & flaired fenders & br<1.nd new paint job. Ne\v cur· lairtll, t'l\1 ste~ radio & 8 track stereo tape w/4 !!piers, vdde r ims & tiret; in rea.r, ne1v extractor exhaust sysr. Low ·mi on recent eng o'haul. 830-2288 $209S '69 KOMBI BUS Radio, !{eater, 4 Speed. !Z\V\\'156) Good. License RElllSS, Only cond. S450. or bel t offer. • Auto Show $795. ~lust sell. 49~-3193. 111 lhe 1966 Volk.~"·a~n BUii'-r.•('\v V\V Camper, Ju5t hke ™'"" ANAHEIM p11int. Lie"nse.SV\\l...IOS. Only t.M/1''1\1, 4300 mi'5, Pvt. pty. CONVENTION S999. 67~872.i. CENTER 1966 Volk!'w11gen Squa-hack. h •1 t ·~ '69 \'\\', 24 .000 nii. l\1ake ol· No\'eml>Pr 171h I ru "s The colnr i~ rrd. License "-"18 31• JPr. 714:894-1311 'tU 5, ask Plf'ase call &12-...., , exr Z,\C93:<!. Only $11'195. 1 lnr J<'rrv. JOO{'S, Aft 5 bt>tw{'('n 9 and !i prn to c aim l~ . \fo]kswagr.n B u i;:. " h Co i14:962-l;'ii6. your uekels. L~orl -unry Chrome rims, 1\:'\1/F\1 · r.i -roll-free number 15 5-J0-12201 dio. Lie. UFN790. Only $1095. 1963 VW Camper * * + • FUEL INJECTION ON ALL MODELS . B. J. SPORTSCAR CENTER 646.9303 1~ Harbor. Costa i\lega RADIAL PLY TIRES '67 TOYOTA 4 Dr Sedan, Auto Trang; Ra· dio, He11.rer, Good Trangpor- !ation car. fUDG409J $79;;. 2&3.1 H11.rbor, C.:'\f. :">l0-4491 '6"i V\\' SQUARE BACK. Stick shift, radio, heater. (XOK- 3481 S!OT7. 1967 Vo\ ks'>' agrn Sun Dial $99:i. &7~ Camper. Pearork hlue & '62. V\V •w /sunronf, radlO. ll'hi1e. License UOG996. Only • 1968 VW Camper new geTJ('rator, $450 or ~I AS STANDARD EQUIPMENT NEW COLORS NEW INTERIORS Surfside Motors· . 847-3842 S199.i ~ :\C\\' eng. s2.o:i0. 494-7632 oiler. l\lust sell no1o,·. 496-3095 1970 V~lkswagPn Bui::. Radial DAILY Pllm for aetkln!. _•!:-~'-.:'°"=··'-----,=I tires, mag wheels. low m ile-990 • ONE OF THE TWO SAFEST TRIUMPH DUN'rON F()RD 546-7070 age. Lie. BXE. Only $1695. You'll gt> Buggy O\'<'r this T.1?40 So. r.111.in 11.t \Varner one . CARS IN THE WORLD TO DRIVE! FREE REFRESHMENTS During This Special Sho~lng Santa Ana 1970 Volks11.·agen Camper. Im· .... -TRIUMPH I '70 vw .......... $1995 m0<olat•ly "'" lhmogh- Jmmacula1e f691ADXl our. Only $3195. Stock # Santa Ana Toyota, 417 \\'. ' 5163. CLEARANCE SALE w,,,,.,, "'0·"12 ~ '61 V\V Baja Bug, '69 engine. HURRY ~~:'!~HE 1070 ~~~~rg_:~~:i::~\;a,:: c~,0~.~-~sO~ PRICE INCREASE!: I ...:.:..:....:.:.:..:.=.:..:..cc. _ _:: " FRITZ WARREN'S '66 V\V. Pert. cond1tion. Ne1\' SPORT CAR CENTER' painr.·:-.tu~t Seit. l\fake of. fer. 962-1782. 710 E. 1st Sr., S.A. 547--0764 ()pen daily 9-9; cl~sed Sunday '68 VW "Hot Rod" $ l s9s Tarh, dual carb, elect luel pump. Very speci11.J SlOOO. 1967 TRIUMPH GT6 <VRKi67 1 R.adlO, Heater, 4 Sl>f'Cd. nice Surfside Motors wire wheels. (VWV;'i98J 847-3842 B. J . * * '61 V\\', 14",,v.·ood gteer-SPORTSCAR CENTER ;,. "' . w· ..... '" """ rim~. No motor. S 1 2 5 . 2833 Harbor. c.r.r. S41l-4491 83.l-l 2'!4. 5-19-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD, COSTA i\1ESA '71 V\V Bus. Air, radio, h('arer, sull on v.·arr. Under 17.000 mi. S2!00. 6~&-9108. 196.1 v\v, sm. R&H, ~5,500 mi. l dri\'Cr. 544-2067 air. OVERSTOCK · SALE '70 MARK Ill ';::.~;. ~:~·;,:"' $6295 ~ l 111111 .. '70 RIVIERA """· '"~m· WhHlt, Air • $3695 . '70 LTD 4 DOOR i:~ "'· $2695 '71 LTD 4 DOOR ·~~::~·~~:.; $3695 '70 MERC. WAG. ~r,::-r •. M' $2695 '70 FORD W llG. !:~."· " , ... $3495 '70 E200 YAN '«;; ~'.·.··-$2795 '70 EL CAMINO :i;;,;:~· '" $2695 !JO IMPALA):;· '~· "'· $2995 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 $877 '63 Triumph Roadster Radio, HPatl'r, 4 Speed. (472DDY1 '64 V\V Semi-crmper, '68 1600 eng: New !!res, brakes, & p111nt. SR75. offer. 673-j94S. '6.~ V\V ~elecr-11-<irop. 1600cc en!;. Porsrhe rims. Very clean. 541)..5461. '611 V\V Camptr ·n Sundial in!. 30.000 miles. Xlnt cond. A\I/F/'Yl, new tires. 546-8327. '67 YW '' <•m . M"'' -------JAGUAR KARMANN GHJA MERCEDES BENZ ......,-BA...,U""E:-:-R-::B°"u'°'1 c""'K -'61 K·\R~lA.i'\'N GHIA \ii\'. 4 ---------~pttd. radio, hea1f'r. IUCU.-AND MANY MORE The Harbor A~as Only Authorized 6971 A steal at $677. '60 ms • '6·1 220-.~. 111r 9 JAGUAR DEALER DUNT"" FORD · °'1 250·5. '"'"· ,;, • .61 ~' ?'iO-S auto. a ir e '6T & '68 Al11.·ays has an exce!Jrnt ~e ll'C'tJon ol both :-.·ew &, t:sed 546-7070 d1<>sf'is e ·i;9 2:',()1R e 'iO 2?40 So . .'.\lain at \Varner :z~-"SE e 'iO 2.lO-C Jaguars. Santa Ana Shop at HOU~E fJF' l\1- "Speciahzing in Qualify" BAUER l9i0 GREE:\ Karmann Ghia, PORTS. Or11n'l:e Coun ·,,·~ ::n.:ttJ stick shift, xlnt cond. foremost authonzf'C.I :'lffi SJ.Sj(). 646-9152. Dealer. Buick-Opel-Jaguar 23'1 E. lilh Si .. LOTUS m ,,,_,,."° Costa ~feu S.l!J-7765 JENSEN JENSEN AunlOP..lZED SALES .". SERVICE NEWPORT ' IMPORTS lllXI W. Coast 11'>'')'. Newport Beach KARMANN GHIA LOTUS AtmiORIZED SALES & SEf\VICE NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W, Coa.!it Hwy. Newport Beach MERCEDES BENZ . .. ...... - 1961 Mercedes 220 SE ?llint Cond throughout, $1295 Fu[] Prire Term~ to i;1.11r. .. 69 G h;-. SURFSIDE MOTORS auto/convt. R 1n15, "rnri 847-3841 inter, mat1. Sa c. Sl600. ·-0'"1~,~,,-,-"~d~,.~,~S.~d-c,-,~,=;o~s.1 49i-lll6. t\t'\\' enginf', 11.ulo trans, 1967 KAR~NN Ghi a, xlnt fully equipped. $400 & take cond. Orig O'>''n"f. Im. O\'l'r payments. 896-3813 545-j ll2 day' or 962~m eves. MG • MG At.rrHORIZED SAl.ES & SERVICE NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 \V. Coast Hwy. Ne"J>Ort Bead Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 All NEW 191 l'S & Demonstrators DISCOUNTED ·TO SELL NOW! NEW 1971 CAPRICE $1003 28 DISCOUNT PURCHASE WITH CONFIDENCE '69 CAMARO l•I Aor, 1lr t (lf'd , v .1 hi!~ !rl"'· D OWt r "'~~·. •~Coe. 11.,.1er (fiON J!n . t.t.i r . Pll lt'.I s599 '68 CAPRICE CllU~, VI, ftle!O •v 11• <Olld , ,•u•o t••i1. !Xl*• ... ""' • l>Q-1>•1• H. vl.,yl "'°· "'"'°· "ffttr. (VHI' i221 s1395 '67 MUSTANG Air ~ , t~. lrvt, \I .. , pa-t!"t , l>ONf t tl'tlt-. rtdlo, l)Atltf f\'ltl ClfJ) ....... , ... u,. s1095 Thtst ce1rs carry' bale1nc1 of S Year, 50.000 Milt We1rran1y. '70 CHlVY NOVA SDOl•I (•>1.lflt VI .t.u•o ''*"I , 1>11w1r •'~', •1ct •I,., 11 11 Al&l. '7G CHlYY NOYA v .. f'\q"''" •11•e-· ! l ( tr~~'"''ll•Ol'o -· ttte•1t1;1 .. ••· Clo, lle1!t r. flU- A\Ml '7tl Ml .. CU•T ,...~ o~•, ,. "'° '"llt\ PQ,.f' l!f l•. •!n1• "'"' Ill t'.14, Jo r tetofl V·I\ f U!ll '''"' , • 'if CHEV. MALllU t'.ou~. V-l, ~utc trAl\I •• 1>tfW!r ll~• tno, •Ad•o. llHIU. !XOI( JU I V.f, •u•c. Ir•"', POWW• ll~r, •141!0, lie•'*" ft" ,1,901 "70 CAP•ICE ~\111 l!D ... tr , l lf to<ld . •4~>11 ........ . f11t A~V I ,t,lr ccnd . v I, IUIO tr1n~ , l>Q-r '"'', rl• OIQ, 11 .. t1r. (VS$ UJ) , .. ~. ,ltlt'.I s22&0 '66 PLYM. WA<;Otot B•lved..,.t, V.f, 1ul0 1r1n1 . ~ow•r ''"', rMlo, llMt1r. 15!1. 7QI SALi 'RICI s499 '63 IMPALA C&u!M" 11·1, •11t0 ....... , ' POW9' l !Mr ' ~ 'w • r llott~t\. •tof!O, llttttr tKTE }f)l -s399 SALi 1'111(1 MG MORRIS '57 MORRIS MINOR 1300 * 642-4337 ·* PORSCHE ...;. _______ _ B. J. SPORTSCAR CENTER '6!! V\V \l'i!h many extras. xln! cond. One owner. i\111.ke ofter. 962-2218. '61 Volksv."11.gen. runi; gixxl, FORSCHE Classic ' j 7 S250. Speeds1er. Strong 1800 CC 912 * C:tll 646-~. * eng. Ov('r $3000 inves!rd.I=~~~-~-~~ Must .,sac. Ask'g s 19 9 5. ·-o V\\'. Vrry gd. C(lnri. 1..(l 4l'l~-7BS5 or 494-8j61 . mi. Air eon<i. Gref'l'I w/ hlk ~-'-=-·~~~~~~ _;~"'c·21~14c9~~-.:.6.:.7;.~-~"'-'-""·-~= '58 PORSCHE 1600. Burnt - 1Jrange, blk Int, chrome * '6'.1 V\V _ BAJA RUG. r ims, i;ki rack, A:'>I/Fl\1. Rebuilt Pni::1ne. Xlnt con<!. Cult, Fendtrs OR '68 V\\' Camper, bnriy <'XCI, needs eng ..,,·ork. $1800. Pr ply ~17-46SR eves/wknds. '69 V\\'. Convert. xln! cond. ?.lust sell this \1·c.rk. Best o!· fer &14-6i60 alt 6 "pin. Corner 1st & Harbor Santa Ana -N-EWS WORl'H-Y- 1912 !TIOJvl§ITIA! . IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON ALL 1972 TOYOTAS!! ~;J e ALL . MODELS e ALL COLORS CLEARANCE PRICES 1966 HARBOR BLVD., C.M. 646-9603 540-9468 SAY! MORE You can save e n addit ional 7 •;. re- bate if approved by Congresi, Best offer. After 6, 67:>-8304 Call 54&-2111· tl• '68 Por~che 911. immaculate Need a "P11.d"? P!11.ce an 11.d! ---~~=::~:::::::~-==· :·:M:-::'::::::::;:'.;~::'.'~-=-=-=-=-;:::· :;·;;:-~~~~'....,~-~=I condition. Autos., Imported 970 970Autos, Imported 970 675-5244 :;:;:;:;::_.:;:::..;.;._.;....~--~~--~..:..-~~- '67 PORSCHE 912, 5-spd, Xlnt cond, bl11.ck, chrome whls. Pvt..p.cy. 968-9556. POR.~llE '6J yellow coupt 1600 CC, body/tnolor good. $1900. 54S-3023. Pri pty. ·~ 1600 Super. reblt ena: .• n1n~ Pf'rfecl, looks gre11.t, -gri1n' che11:p·!+--5i~'i'OSL ·6s PORSCHE 912, 4 ~pd. bura. new Sempri1~. n~· clutch. f'very xtra. 673-6703. RENAULT R0 lO -4-000R Run11 k looks ttaJ good. Ful· ly factory eqpt. (XCU747) Santa An11. Toyota, 417 W, \\'arner, 54-0-2512 . 2&.tl H1'rbor. C.~1. 5-10-4-191 196& TOYOTA ComnA ~ dr, air, atick. VU)' 1aoQ col\d , $893. 6'7~2 OVIA 150 NEW & USED vw·. TO CHOO SE FROM -ALL IODY STYL'ES & COLORS OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY \ •• • ·-• - [ ._.... l§J .__I _ .... _ .... _ ... __,J§J 1 ';;;;1 _ ...... _ .. _ .. ;;;;;;;;;;ml§J-1..___ ..... _ ... _ .... _,J§: 1 "-·--_ .... 980 Autos, OIJ WO .ftutot, Used l§l I Autos lot S.lt Autos, Import.a 970 •uto1, Imported 970 Autos, New 1--------VOLKSWAGEN 1960 KARMANN Ghia, runa v1ell. MAKE 01''1'~ERt • Call 8~6-Z718 VOLVO vo~vo '62 VOLVO 122S 4 Door, Radio, Heater, Stand· ard, lJYM3431 $495 HIGHLAND MOTORS 2145 Harbor Bh•d, Costa ~fesa 6.i5-54M Autos, New 980 -CAPRI FORD SISTER SUSIE SELECTED SUNSET TO SERVICE HER STUDEBAKER! ' . WHY! BECAUSE •• Sunset's Service 990 Autos, Used . "° BUICK ~-C-O_M_ET-~ DODGE '6S BUICK GS. V-B. AulO. '64 COMET c'ALIENTE Trans .• Power Steering, ra· d io, heater. tNRA99~1 $471. DUNTON FORD 2 Doo< "'''"•P. V8, .uloma. nc, a!r cond. fJOX308; 546-7070 . 2240 So. Main at \\larncr Santa Ana CADILLAC $495 HIGHLAND MOTORS f 2145 Harbor Blvd. Cosra :\lesa &15-~~05 ___ L_A_R_G_E_S_T ___ ,1962 Comrt, Needs clutch & SELECTION OF starttr. $100. Call alter 4:30 CADILLACS IN S41<-28St. CONTINENTAL '61 DODGE POLARA. 2 Dr. llat·d1op, Big engine, 4 &lll'l'd. Heel So. sharp. tGNY- JOllJ $·1i7. DUNTON F.ORD 546-7070 22·10 So. :\1ain al \Varner S3nta Ana '6'1 DODGE Dart G.T. 6 cyl. Stick, Sharp! !'\eeds eng. 11·ork $150. 968-5~. '&."i DART ,;.;r cond, auto trans, good ronn. $600. Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used --"-F._0-R.,...D __ 990 Autos, Und '67 LTD 4 door, P/S:, P/8, air, radl<l. ~lake o!ff!r, Phonto 642~9112 a!!l"r 6 pm. '61 FORD GALAXIE s\z-;; • * &15-3456 '6.') GAI.AXlF:\P!S. P/R. Nredli trans k hocly \vork. $10018<'$! offer. 5-18-3363 ~-FORD Cortina compnct, x!nt roni1, 10111 ml. f'conomy trans. Best oJfer by ll-?. 540-1542. Call 642-5678 &. Save! 1--------FORD '6& FORD GALAXIE 500. 2 door, Y.8, auto. trans., lac· tory IUr. fXJ\Vootl. Sl077. DUNTQN FORD 546-7070 mo So. !\fain at \\'arner Santa Ana '65 FORD P.U • ..,,·/camper. lo mi's, Mil Y·8, auto trans. 81 ~' Camper, sips 4, sto~ & rrfris:. $1845 c o.mpl ete, 536-9643. FORD '67 FORD GALAXlE. v.3, ' Auto, Trans., F\ctory Air Cond. PQ1\'f'r S1eer1na . Sharp°. (T'IT802)', S'T17. DUNTON FORD .5#-7070 2240 So. '.\taln at \Varnrr Santa Ana '6? FORD Fairlane 500 &ta. \l'fl:n. Good Cond. R/H, Auto. $895. 54~1. '59 Vol vo, needs so \\'Ork. $325 or best offrr. M st sell. 101',2 Main St, Apt 2, {B 1971 Lin O\\'l\l:·T, In !-ff'rcUry C&pn 1 .'\l/P..I radio &12--0451 * Is Super! ORANGE COUNTY SAL ES..L EASING .AUTHORIZED '71 MARK 111 644-5998 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 'till DODGE Dart 1 dr, fac.l;._,.;....;.;,: __________ ,;._ ____ ~------------f 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, Imported 970 Autos fi'nported 970 '63 '66 '69 '70 '68 '65 '68 '70 CHECK THESE . VALUES VW BUG ' R••llv cle •11 -9•••n /i11i1h - run1 fin•. fNWOS9 VW BUG Shinv rid fi11i1h. R1mt lilc• n•w, RYC5 l 0 s399 VWCtjV. $1499 Auto. tr•n1. -Blu•. Ilk. top. run1 9ood. YWZOS I VW BUG Sun roof -yellow, r1dio, h1tl1r, 4 1pd, 6010VU OPEL Sit , W 19. Y1llow fini1h - Blk. inlt1ior. WEY7S l MUSTANG N1w met. 9r11. fini1h - 6 cvl., l 1pd. 199CEY CHEV. o4 Or. Imp, -Au!o . fr t n1., t it cond., 1tc. VAF73 2 s399 FORD $2'499 2 Or. G•I. 500-Ptrftct~ 1 . Auto. tr1111., 1ir, full power. • I 29AGF HAR BOUR VW HARBOR ARE~S ONLY EXCLUSIVE AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER 18711 Be1ch B!~d., Huntington Beech_ .. SERVICE. This beautiful luxury C'ar Is Nabers Cadillac: tully equipped \\·i11i a11 11ie luxury features you \1·ould 2600 HARBOR BL., expect. J1 's nc11.r nt>11· rondl· Sunset Ford C05rA MESA lion \\ iU be appf'tC!atf'd 5440 GARDEN GROVE I L\'O. S40-9lOO Open sund~ 1vhen you tr~t drive this In Westminster ;~_.:;0.::r~ 1~;,;;~~-;~: c1'"''· ~~ Eve-ry conceivable extra. DUNTON FORD l•k• the Vetl•y View off. Yellow \\'/blk. landau top & 544-7070 S ramp from G .G. or blk. lthr. inter. Askini;: 224{) So. :i.lain at \\'aruer an Diego Freewey1 $5195. 833--0101 or 833-0144 Santa Alla A I U ·• 990 l'\'l'S, '! 01, •.~ '67 CO~TINENTAL, Fact '65 C 11. d -FI e e t 11' o o d air, full/P11T. Bcauly, f'T'SS~ '69 Chrysler Brougham, 50,000 mi's, vin. 79-1) $1·177. Town & Country 10'· ruu pwc. """" inocr. DUNTON FORD Xln't cond. s~. Pvt pty. Station Wagon .,,,.""· 541>1010 22•10 So .. \Jain ;11 \\'arncr 9 passenger, full, powt-r, lug· '70 CAO SclV, immac. 20,000 k 18 000 il . . 1 h . Santa Ana air, V-8, R&11, P/S, $1700. 963-1307 FALCON ------· '65 ~'ALCOO.l 2 Dr. I) cy\., stick shill, radto. flC'ater. (RS~G\~ ~ $577. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2'210 So. :\lain at \\'arnt'r Santa Ana FIREBIRD '61 r1rrhird. 6. XLNT COND, l\IUST SELL! Call 536-9'J:iil. FORD p ge rac . , m es, a ir m1, 1 r 1111., s1ereo F:\1. &1.°"~==~=~---conditioning, like new. Z.SA· tape, loaded, whire & navy 1970 ~1ARF:: III, like llell', 1967 fo,ord Galax1c, very good 345 landau top. $5400. Pr/ply. fully equip'd, Jow mileetg~. cond. Factory air, auto. 390 $3095 . 646-72Z7. flpx1ble on prirc and 1crms. rni;inc n:'«'nlly tunrd. Ji\IMACULAT!'.; l9iO Cad Phone 516-1600 hef1:irl" 5 p.m. J::vrryrh1n~ ""erks. ·-$800. C "f14.l-i20l ('\'C'S. Coupe de Villr Ke\11 t1n-s ORVAIR ---~~~~= 24000 I $5300 p I Pt 1-----'61 r·ol\.D Gala.>;Je;:@ HT, o~ ~ .,._."'~ · · · , · y. '67 coRvAlr 2 DOOR :~;~: -~'~:;';" ~~ .. ~";'; ' , '69 CAD Sedan, cll'an, low tnp. $ij(l, 5~S-18G:i. O~"' ~il7e!~.P<AivaMloApURtyO. $3750 Automatic, Radio !feater. ~ ~~ (UKH'XI ' '61. F'ALCON' conv., auto --~~ I I I I f'\l .$595 rans, po ~.C :is irrs, _ -good huy. $600/oUer, Priv "'9 3031 E t 66 67 HIGHLAND MOTORS pr1y. 510-;i928. 191~ HA~OR B~~D. 168 CAMARO 21-l:i Harbor Bi\'rl. 16R f'ORD Gala:<1f' 500, 4 dr COSTA MESA Ovrrhaulcd Engine, PC'rfecl Cos!a .'\!Nia &1.-.. :~101 hrdtp, autf) radio. fact air, '69 Super Bee 383 va A-T mechanical cond, Extra '66 CORVA!R -I SPf!:'d, Con\·., vinyl )op, 36,000 m i's. $1295. PIS. Ai\I/Fi\1. \rinyi rop: Sharp. $1095 Ful\ Price. 8 1~ l'n.t:i~c. likr 11c\\', lo11· 67J-.1!=188. Nf'w radials $1695. 846-2500. SURFSIDE MOTORS milt's. 4soc4-19J s.-i77. "·7~,~,~.o-m'°"T-m~·ino-c~-1~·-. ,~.ooo=-m~i. BUICK 847-3842 DUNTON FORD A/C. 1' ""· ,..,.1 rond. "69 CAMARO, like new. 546-7070 $29;,Q. 644-£440 dys, &1~1666 •,5-7-. -A-UTO--,,.-.-,-,,-p-15-.-p-1-8-.1 Loaded! $2500 or trade for 2240 So. :\lain at \Varner ,'~"~'-·~~--~--~ Clt'an. Good cond, new Van or CamJlt'r. Pri. Ply Santa Ana ·~ Ford \\'agon, Air <'1'.lncl. tiN's, good transportation, 673-2191. '63 CORVAIR. ne\\' paint, Very clean, Good cond. $125. Call eves or v"knds: CHEVELLE t pe deck, rebuilt C'n~. & 4 :'llu:,I .~rll la~L Call Lynn. 548--075:'>. spd. trans, $1~. 89~-4008, .·11't-!\"120, :!18-&l~l '69 Buick Rh·iera, Juli poii·f'r, 1965 MALIBU Super Sporr, Sat. & Sun. ~2. '62 rORD Van, mags, nu fac air, am-frn radio, slra!o air, radio, clock, llt'IV tires, '61 CHEVY Cor1·;11r, n .. u ho, j>oly_;::las lirl'S, sterro, t'lc. bench, landau 1·inyl top. 57,000 mi., $793., 4934962. 11;/s/11', Run~. Clean, $12J ~ood t'nt;., trans, paint $ai75 or hE'sl oUf'r. 548-1578 C-HEVROLET or make offl'r. 8~781. 1 _6_1&-_m_._,_· --~-~~ a.l't s pm. CORVmE '63 r·om Falcon Con\'t, 6 cyl, '68 BUICK Cust Skylark, a ir, '68 IMPAIA auto. r /h, xln't cond. aft 5 r/h, vinyl top, con~le shill. '67 \YHITE Corvt'lte con· or "'knds 616-~7.'i. J'TlAny xtras. very clean V-"' A. ,,,. __ ,,, A _ T \.-eh., \Yla!.r-cond. &: 4 ne1\' '65 f'ORD 4 Dr. Cust. Auto sts-;,102 "· If' ....,....,, Uw rans, !" L'k / /b · ·• · Power Slffcing, p 0 we r ires. 1 e new, $2000. trans, p s, p , Bil' couu, '66 LE SABRE convt. P IS. Brakes new tires excellent S.16-9581. Good rond. $475. E ve Repeated By Popular Demand EVERY 0 OVER NEW FACTORY 1971 O INVOICE i; .. _ _" _ ~. WHILE THEY LAST EXAMPLE: NEW 1971 MATADOR NEW 1972 -GREMLIN $195 $59°1 $86040 DISCOUNT . $195 totol dn. pymf.$59.01 totol mo. py mt. ind. lox, license & alHinanc 1 chorges on oppr. qedit for 48 mos. De- ferred pyml. price $2832. Cosh price ii $227 7. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 15.99~~ Ser.# 118496 11•1>•61 7'~ EXCISE TAX REFUND WILL BE PAID NOW - ll:AM8llll: S101ion wogon. Aulomatic 1rom. PfP59b '68 DODGE '6 FALCON St A.WAG. TraMportaticn spttiol. JSf918 '68 JAVELIN v.a. outo. Irons .. fcctory air condilioni~~. power nee1i ng, power broitts, radio. h101er,. wheel COY ff$, 259959 $1695 '71 PINTO LI•• ,._,.! OnlV 2000 Moi.t. flll LTBJ SALE PJICED ' • • • I • -~·' • 842-4435 • ...E:/B..-1l/H .-Orig._ownu. _cond ' _. -~~-C.olVail~Hdl?<-Gonv:-&t4-7872. $850. 644-5133. . ....... • 1$1095 Rf'd-C!C'an-Nrw tires. $11951:1~96~9:='!L~TD~~\~V.~go=n~. ~,~,=,,~,~,,_· 1-· '69-GHEV-. - RED HOT JAVELINS BIG SELECTION N wand Used LATE MODEL 6TO CHOOSE FROM !66-Ambassador---~ NCC'd. transportati9n?. \Viii consider tTAde or &-st otter. 614-7928, po"·er, 11.lr, immac, $2650. '63 Buick Skyl11.r k 646-2698 or 557.-4540 673-7738. _ 644--0591 aflrr 5 rr?J. S250 * 673-6751 '61 CHEV STATION \VAGON '6:i CORVE'M'f:; 2 lop.~. 1}\li7 F111rla11r Con\'rrtiblC', Autos, New ~80 Autos, New 9ii =;~;iii~~~~~~iiii"-V-8, Au to. Trans. (068DLKl 40,000 ori~. n1ilrs. 4 ~pd, ~il\·rr 11 I hlk fr1p, 35,000 mi. ~ $177. Sl700. 5-18-2.'..10 nr 5.16-11·10. si;(I, Call ;i1a-:rxn. DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE OF THE DUNTON FORD coRv. '67 Rd". 35014 ·'•'· ""'FORD c"'"·''' 500 4 "'· 546-7070 Suf)('r Car. $259:-t. , Toni, Ji T. :i1r. good tirE"S. J\1ake 1972 CADI LI , ACS 2240 .soSa~~~n ;~a'rarncr S-1G-3i3o \\'k. 675-3289 11111. orrr·r. ~,1MJ.-11::i. lri.M DODGE '61 CAl.AXIP. :00, 6 ,,., We have one of the Fwest Selections of Quality Cadillac Trade-Ins to Cho!)se From .1971 runwooo .1t71 n DOI.ADO ' ,1971 Cl'l. DI Villi UOUGHH.lM ,.ti. -........ 7100 .,;i.., ,..4dt• ............. ,..ddo4 i.,, .. ,. 11-1< -·· 1-. ,.;, ....... ,..,., .11 1eoo~., .. , ...... , .. _, .... ;,;,. .... 1 ... ..... Wol• ,.14 ,.,, •II IMI~., & ,.~,,.. lo.,,i.r, -i..u, 1:u & "'-'•• -·· ~ ~ I w-lt IH+M• 1•1••., f•ll ,..,. Mui-I, AM/t,.. ••i1, L.w!l"I' •"" I ••If ••"' & .,. i * '71 CHEVY's * IMPALAS e OfEVELLES '69 Super Bee, 3S3. VS, A-T, slick. R&H, good rond. $3.)(1. 962-181 1 CAMARO'S P/S, A:'-1 /F.'\1. Vinyl rop, I --~.,~, ~,~ .• -,'<l~>'c,~.~,~~1~;,-,-- HERTZ CORP. j\;f'\\' radials, $1695. 816-2Y.IO. ;:iOJ or hes! ofr('r 221 W. Katf'lla, Anahrim '69 DODG!'.; RT, 4·10 cu in, 4 * * Call 646-3-l-15 (714) nl-4050 spd, xln't roni1ition, $li'.i0. The! "Yellow Pa..i;:es" of •66 CHEVY Ji\1PALA, VS, &l~.-4614 art 6P.'\1. classified •. , &12-5678 •• CAMP(R VAN Poi> !OP. full comp1r 1quipm11nr. foCI. oir tOlld., auto. Irons. Likt new. 61>4CfW •PL 2 door hanfmp, oit cond. Auto. Irons., pow1r sletr., power "brokn.. WDE44S 990 fv11 , .. , ........... l•<h ........ ei..olu1tl1 ,i..;.. ... ho•• !•o;de I le<>, 1plot 4,.1 '"'"'•" 10111 ,.ot •l<M ., ••• ' ... i.-.. 1 ..... olll wn) i••·•i4"el coohal•. , .. ,.. d•· oul, ~"'' M -& 4,; ... ,. t.lty ·""-· 1 ..... i.11, .... ,•"'· lv•• Cod·lloc '"''· .,.;,. <1Mrol. ·-loll t•i1 ............... 1 ... t I automatic trans., flO\\·er Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990Autos, Used 990Autos,. Used steering: (GffiBUL) $577. 1 .. ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;~;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;io,.;;;~;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I DUNTON FORD -ll•ol. low ;.,1_ I ""'' M -• & 4,1 .... !M•. ~1511) (k t. :'17ll • $7333 • • • $7777. lf70 CPI. DI Villi • 1t70 SID. DI Villi '""· .... ....i .. •l••I •••• "' '""· el• tend., oodd..i "'"· f,11 ... ,., ,,,, ' .. , ....... u ..... '"'"· "'""·oil l"ti>o< lo••r., "''''" <••- f•. lotll, lit~! 1t•11,..1, M'"" ot~•• +•ol, '"'"• l•th• ,,.,1,,.1, •ii• ' 4•1••1 '"°'· S.. I d•i" reNy to ••l•«efli< ti ............... , ... , ... lullr 100,..1111. l•ll"ll I ••"• & ..... ,.1.,..11, oln , ClMI· 1171 • $4666 • • $4666 • 1f61 CPI. Df VILLI Your chorce of . •..t ............. "4dM , .. , Ml • ll Dorados IMti..t i"""• ell •••· ••"'-•· J.M./ • Broughams '"' ...ii •• _, llltor ....... "" ... • SH. DeVllles "' .... ,..,;...r ..... 1•.t ••• 1111111 • c,_. DeYllle1 1 .. 1 '"'"" •-· IZVDl441 • Convertlbl" • $2777 t •Sedans . , ••• en. DI \tlUf tt61 sro. 01 "/U' -·l• •• i....m •. {OIJO:WI, l•w ac • $6666 • lt6t CPI, 01 Villi ''"'· ............... ddod .... fiill ••• .. 111 I••'""' 1.,.,., lilt a t•I•· .... (. ....... ... , ... do•• ...... ,..,, '"''' dol•u "'•••! 001 •I ••• wHk••d oooil1l1. tXU111) • $3181 • 1961 IL DOll:ADO • Ir -•II••• flkt. .. ...... """1;f1I fl-ir! Ooilh .,.11• itlo•h tl•t• .... tho< 1 ...... h it ... -. ..,..,,,,,., M•tl• ...... , loo~ l .. ,, i.-n, ""-1w . #t-H•I l;-' J IALI PllCID ' . 1t67 (Ill. DI VILLI 546-7070 2240 So. l\1ain at \\'arncr Santa Ana '64 lMPALA SS ConvcrtiblC XLNT COND. $5j(). 847-7907 '67 MALIBU wa~on, 1 01vne r, Xln t cond. 47.000 mi's, Rack hitch. $1195,. 962-5439. CONTINENTAL SALE ' • -• • • , . ·' ~ • . •' I ·-- . ~ ;· ' { ' ' ' • ' • . • • • .. _ ...n.., ...... .. ....... '"'·.a.,_,,,.-... .... h M ,,.. ........... foll p t,,..-.. pooddM ..... "'···-.i ... ' ....... loothor 1 .... i.,, •" -··'""' "°'· AMI'"· i...,111,1 "°""'°' 1•· .. !0111~ 1u11 ............. - '65 OfEV. Impala, 6 p:iss v.·ag. PIS, P/B, air, r'/h, ~ • xtra clf'an $700. 546-8i39. 1 lecft, 1111 a 111..,,..:, ,,..,., •"·• "' 1114 "'"' I ""l<M W "'· ....... ""'''"'· till • ,.1., ... ;, 11t., M<lw, •Ill I tot•-•i• ''""'·• •Ir • • • • • • • • • (VTll')I OTC., •IC. 1rv11oo1 "" ...... 11 •• 1 .. 1 .. 1 !Jlt"GQ A Hll-PRlClll •s·2-11·1 • ------.-,2-1·1·1--. - '64 c11EvY MALrsu. Au to. C 19' D " d 19-0 4-D S d · : r.,,,_RadloJlo:rn..ti>r..ll-~~~1~9~70 0llf1'lC~',---_;•"-"'«'IJ~)'--"L""'-'l'-'-"--'°""'C=',._U.._,. __ --:-='-''"-;-~'-'l-'-'•"""'.=oC"'C"a-"ll:,.-----tf-'.'~----j iVS\\'8~6 1 $•177. t:Joiqul~itr. ~Atin 8111.rk tlnlsh \1•1th IP\\' n1ih·~-Cli·a11. A1lr11r li\'t' mrdl· 8'·11.utirul ,ttlamor i.::nlrt ml'lallic f!n· ! • SELECT TRADE·INS • 1t67 IUICIC "\I~'" , "· ~ .. iti ... -.... ~1.000 1 ... 1 .. 11 ... '"'· .1, ••ocl., ....... ,...., ..................... . ......... ·~··· -....... 11. -· ...... 11 .... ·~ ......... ,.11·t lll'll" I 1ttt CMITllll ,_ "'"'""· 4 .... ~. .............. 11 ...... .i.,. .... i. .... _.,.,.,.,_,,,... Ion •-& "" lltll """"'" ·-•Ill<, ({OfT~l l 1f67 MllCUl'f C.t.lly ,_., 11 ,,_.., -.. hill, 11• 1t...i., l•lt r r., Ml••• •1•1' ..... lull •!ol'I '"'"'·• ~ will! ••!.., & llw, llw i.c.I .. 11.. -·SH ~ •-"''"· (Tt\'1 II) _, , .. OUlllMOMI l11.,•Mw "'H• t "'·· ....,.....,, -. .., ""'"-fi<!I -.. - hod. t!ll & .. ~ ''°"'·• •I•" ......... -.. '"'· -•1 ... , 111o1 11 .. •1111, 1, .. ,., -· an. IJJI tfff CHIVIOLfT "'-'"'' J 4r, lt.f, -O•ly 11,llOll ...... t.rl, •Ir ...... . ..... ·-·· '!"· ........ •l•fl ... . V1 _,,,., ....... -·· ,...,.,, ... ,.,, '"""' 11.., I o!lll 11!1wt-J ...... flllllt1l .1'71 CHIVIOUT ~ ......... IM1•f ,,......,.. .._ 11,lM 11111-. l .......... ,, .... "'""'""' ,., -.. -:-• .-i .• +.11-. let! ...... -'""· '"'· !Mk!, ~ •ohlt'-1, ftll ol~,t '""'· nioa•1 Soles-,leaslng-Authorized Service NABERS CADILLAC ' Authorized Factory Dealer 2600 Harbor Blvd. .Costa Mesa Call 540°9100 ~P.9n E1(enln1s.al Sunilciy DUNTON FORD 11•hi tr Jcnlh~·1· 8.· \1'hill"~ncl:1u roof. •. 111n :.:olri \\•Ith matchlu~ ]J•alhcr in· lsh \1·ilh lcathrr int ~rior and 1n11.tch· 546-7070 L11xury C"•1u1pp1:rl t llrri ghout, F'u!I 1rrinr & bro11·n lanrtau rr/O L Luxury in 1: !nndl\u roof. Luxury rquipf""d nt p<l11••r, Tilt .~t•c. \1 t'C'I, Al\1-F;'ll cquippt•i1 ofcOlU~<'. Full J!flll'('L', 6-ii·11y l'n11r~r .. Full p()\1rr &. R-\1·ay f!O"'ll r 2240 So. i\1liin &t \\'11rncr "-.1rrro ,-adln, Clim;itc Control Air srats. elimate control air condltion-Sf'at. Tilt strg. 11 hi.. Trn1p. Control · ·r · r r t Santa Ana Cond., '1 Brand nc11· Urrs & murh 1n1:. I! t Sl••1•nn~ 11• 1cf' • stcrl'.'O !lpc S & d · •hi "·aui,·rut ''' Air Cond., ct1-. Rrflccts /)l·~t of care. i;~tcm~. ('I r. lmmaeulatr throu"li· '69 CITEVY LONG V A"t-.'. more. rr rivr< s .,.. ,, ., ., BEST OFFER! 968-a02l to apprecialt'. (815AGBJ Clearance r rlt·cd. (i'BN076J. out. !S38AGAJ '&10..~~'~"~"~•·-' $4575 $3475 $4575 running cond. $200 firm • 64USl7 &fl 5 or wlcnds. '55 Chev. V'4 Ata wag, good rond.. new Jajnt, $300 or will trade for· molorcyclf'. ,.........,, '57 CHEVY, reblt trans, $200. or best offer. '* &42-41Bl ... 'ti6 CHEVY Nova S111. \\lag. Good c:ontl . New brks, new l 11r('S. $~00. :J-4!}-T.\il. '70 EL CAMINO 396, ~. tow miles c~ttllcnt rond1tion. Evenings: 496-625-i CHRYSLER -~,.,.,,,,."!::--.,":".',..,,-II CHRYS '66. Newport ljll. Tp. 11ed. Fact air, ~111/phb, nu 1irtr. Xlnt eol'ld. st&-2US. Wc'lt htlp you sell! 842-5678 e ~IANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM e 1967 Coupe Excetlf!llt cond. -Oean. Popular light yellow v.·ith bla.ck landau r 0 0 r & lt>ather lnlE'rlor, Full flO"'· er rqufpj)('d, 6·\\0Y sen!, t·aetory Air c;ond., ctr:. Thi§ ~aufl(ul c11r &'.hows \vondl!rful car,.. Sc,. A drive todey. fTYf'761). Clearance Prlctd. $2075 Orange County'• 'Family of Fine Cari ohnson&son l P\Jf'( IL~- !, , d'I~ I 26211 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • ll4G-li63!I f 968 4-Dr. Sedan Drive to appreciate. Clas~ 11ic r.at.in black finish with Black Leather ilr Black 111.ndau roof. Full t)O\\'f"t' equipped Plus Tilt 11r1. \\ht-el. Cllmatc Control A1r Contt.;-Radial pty tires, A!i1·F'"1 Rad., etc. Ste & test drive. (711· CCXl. $2375 • 1 • • • : . , • '• • . • • 1 • • ,. • ·1 ' • • [ Auto5 tor Sale l§l I )§] [ "UIOS for ~I• l§l '~'-""'_m""~i§l I -'11to5 for S;ale )§j[ Autos f0t Sale 990 Autos, VHd 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, UMd~ 990 Autos:, Used 990 Autos, Und 990 MUSTANG SKYLARK FORD MERCURY /FORD MUSTANG FORD -------PONTIAC '65 YI, •Ulo,. .;, cond. PIS. 1•dio, h•1t1r. !RPHI01l SUNSET ·11 COUNTRY Squil'(' LTD "6.l :\1ERCURY PARKLA:'o/E. '6.) ~IUSTA..0.:G, ti c)l .. nulN-------- S1a: \\'gn. l.oaded. -taxi nii. 4-gpd.. VS, auto. lt'ans.. paint lyt'lkJ1\·!, auto 11''111'., '68 MUSTANG __.. ... -----'63 PONTIAC CONV. '68 OPEL WAGON 1968 Ford Gal. .. $1250 ":,00' DELUXE 2 DR. HT Air cnndi!ion1n1;:-. p s1ccrini. auto !rans .. loaded \I' x1ras at leas1 $300 le~~ than an)· one <'l!K'. tl!XR~1 San1a Ana TO)'Ola, 417 \\'. \\'arncr, ;llQ..2jJ2. Pri. Pt) S~300. 61:>-I39j, f'"acl. au·. P.S./P.B .. R ·ll, Riil. good r('(lnd. $7~J. 2 OR. HARDTOP \'nl. rf. (HON900' ~1i'. ~·11--0jij, \IR, aut<u111111e 1 1 a 11~, pu11·rr .\uiu T, .111. L .T1lt•n1 Conrl s:i~:i t·uu Pt st'l', l<'rm! t·i :-U!I '67 '70 '71 .. 1p•1d, r1dio, 1'ot•••• IXSSl tiOI TO RONA DO F~ll pow1t, .;,, AM FM. Le 1decl . =721 JS ELECTRA LIMITED 'D•. HT. 12.000 mil11, l~!I power, •ir, lwllv lu(v•y 1q11;pp1cl. I t'l'4AGE ! ESTATE WAG9N l o1d1d. F1,torv A;. 102<4CXV I '69 GAi.A-\'.IE j()(), \'S, 10110. trarttl, far!ory .11r, ligtl( blU(' \\'Ith n1a1i:h1ng 1nL iZRG3i21 $1317 DUNTON FORD 546-7070 22.W So. :\lain a1 \\'arnt'r Sania ,\na ----~~-~ 1968 1-'ord Stanon \Vagon, 390 en\:. p/s, air cond . .JU,000 ml. New !!rps & nc1v pain!. No mdtter how you look ol ii Sunset Ford is the place to Service Your Car! 5440 GARDEN ~RO\IE BLVD. WH ERE THE FREEWAYS MEET IN WESTMINSTER '6i FORD FL\:\'C11 \\"AGO~. V-8. Aulo, Trans., Air Cond. Po11·t'r 'Strcrinc:. f:'\XP'.!721 Sl Iii DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2210 So. :'11'1lln ar \V-ii!'n!'r $1493. for quick 'alt'. * •71F0RDS_* __ li.lfi..-0746. ·=a;~c~o~u=,~-r~R7\"~S~.Q~U~l=R=E"'11'-"-,,"G~-1 GALA.\:!ES • ;\Jt;ST ''"'GS 0 V o T p TDf.l.\'OS X. • ... ,\u10. rans. 011 · H .,,. ''''"'"'· "11E91i. sm. ERTZ CORP. DU NTON FORD 546-7070 2210 So. ~!11.11) at \\'arner Santa Ana Z21 \\'. Katl'll.l, .\nahc1n1 17141 778-4050 A ~oo ,-"-a~d-~-, -.-000-· ii1\'('~lm('nt INTERNATIONAL '6:.! TR,\\'l::l.AU. 4 ~'i11<l. ract air. r/h, ti ply t1rC'.<1. S69J. Eve~. 673-411:.'. MALIBU '69 MALIBU \r.s_ Auto trans. hke nc''" SITil:i t~un PriC't'. SURFSIDE MOTORS 847-3842 --M-A~VERl_C_K _ '70 i\IAVERlCK 2 DR . ~lick Shifi, h!'a1cr. 10ii6ASL1 Sl477 DUNTON FORD 546-7070 :!~lO So. :\lain at \\"arncr MERCURY ______ .,. ___ _ '7l :\IARQUIS 2 dr loaded. 2 n10·~ old. 2000 rni'~. ros1 $6:i00. flCl'd S-1600. j!:r28L:i. DUNTON FORD '70 :\IL:STA~G f<'A~'TBACK. JIN'r111g, \\'FE26:!. A rr:..l \'.S, A/T, tact. air. P S. PIB, n11·c l'<•l' f•i!' onh• • loaded. •33 IVli\I i $1~77. $ 1399 546-7070 2:!10 So. :\lain at \\"arncr Santa. Ana -,,71 MER URY- . 546-7070 • DUNTON FORD 1 ~ STATION WAGONS :!:!10 So&;~~~n :~a \\'arnrr A · ~ HERTZ CORP. 1;9Boss >1z. ''" """""· ~~ sO 221 \V. Katel13, An11.hei1n ' 17141 77• •oso Xlnt l'(lnd. -n1ust sell~ o; -------~----S2.<too. :HS-1s.10 4 10 9 prn " 'P '66 :\1crc Colony Park Sta. ~~ .IJI '71 :\lustang :\Jach I. r/h. ,, \iag., lull pivr, air. 4j,OOO auto trans. \\'id" O\"<ils, 9100 n1L Good cond. S 11 0 0 644_8583 111L $2900 eves. ~88. :1 19-~0::i Exr. 6li or t)j '69 GALAX!!'.: 2 door hardtop. 1970 llARBQI{ BLVO, MUSTANG VS, auto. 1rans .. fac\01y a ir.1~~""COc.>c,STc.Ac.c.',.:1EcSccA __ • !Y7.HS961 Sll'i7. '09 :\IL:ST, XG. 6 t')I .. «Uhl. 6 CYL, ;;ulo, PIS, 01\·ner. $615. :;.l8-+f1-t orig. -~~--196:'1 :>.!OSTA~G 2 rlr h.1. ti cyl . w>OCI fire!. clean c:ar s:i00 646-9211. ~:\lustanf: 2+2 fa~1bad•. 2S9 cn>?. ~ h;ir!'rl, Au10. I' ~. $89j. 67J-O-fig • DUNTON F'ORD 11:111s .. 1·111li 1t>!lTrr. •YXL'- 010• $9ii. • 546-7070 2'.llO Sq. :\lain 111 \\"arnrl' S..r\I;; /lrt.a DUNl' . ORD 546-7070 2'110 So. \lai.n at \\'<1rnrr ·5;, :\lt:STASG. auto. 3ir. Body in rood eond. Nt'eds __ ~!~la .\na rng1nr \11.'rk. ~t1:1. 830-4480. 1971 MUSTANGS HERTZ CORP. 221 \\'. 1.;:11lf'lla. ,\nahc1u1 17141 778-4050 OLDSMOBILE SURFSIDE MOTO~S 847-3842 -----'b/i Punt1111· C11tul1na. :!-<lr. Ill. \'~ .. \ul11, P/Y.. l'/8. lr, n11·,, l)n;; 01\nC'!', P1 1 ply. :1 1~1 io;. -~-,---,·I 'Gti GTO. l ~pd, IHI pa U~ shO(_·k~. clu!t•h, !<1ereo l<!Qf'. 111:111~ \trti.~ Sl:?~fh!il orfer. ~ki2-iHi2 ur lil'.!-9~SD. -----~--1 '70 LE :\!,\.\':; l'<.1111. V-S,auto. a11". 1111 r IC'tfl. ~leering: .~· radio ,t· tapl• dl'f'k. Xl n1 l'Olld. ~2800. tii}-:!~li 'Gi---vi"HF:BJRD~~V~-,~.~P~/So.I P 'B. R&ll Cra1:c•r rn:i.g;i. good t·ond. sr:oo. &j3-3!lS:;>. 'j0 PontiiH·, ~!fl 11:igon. xln1 1·ond. dill l><'hln s :\,\! & j P:\1 ~.J0--991 \ 'Ir. (;rndron. ~.ti2 PO~TIAC Good \1ork ,.a r SIS5. e S.1S-11."1j e , ·~RO:\N~.'\ll-l'\'11'3"'. Ml'\\ 11rr '. Xlnt i'(lnd. Bt'l"I offet. :~·1i-Sii~!L 'j] P()~Tl,\C <._;l'fltlVillr, iii! JJCH\er <ll'l'I'~. S 1::00. TiiVIE BEAT THE ·PRICE THAW! '69 Olds De'lta 88 ROYAL Full po11·cr, YCR98j $2499 ~Jj.~.ltl ~~~--~~ 'l:ti GHA:\'U Pl'i'>. load('(!. Xln"t 1·onrl. Or1J;?. 011ncr. Lo n11·s. SJO.iO. :ttG--O::JS. THEODOR! ROIJNS-Sll: Tlll'll Mo9ai11e Quality Dealer Award for 1'171 THEODORE ROllNS JR. Ag~es USED CARS! ~~~r ..,,,...._ __ .......,......, Ford -LTD -Calaxie -T-Bird -Torino -Wagon Sale Many t• choo~ froll'I. '65 thr11 '70 Models, Spart raoh, far1T1ol1, 2 door l 4 door hardtop1 & 'Sedans. Fu.fl power, air co11ditlo11l119 . Warra11ti11 o•allobte, EXAMPLE: l 971 T·BIRD H.T. Ae.111:1 .. P ~-• I' a .• P·w•N!ow~. P·llllC~eT seat, A.M,F/l s•••,;,, a" <0"4 . -~ l 01 mt~9,. w I w, 1111 wnl . P-1n11nn.1. remo11 mirror 16'• BZJl..., . BLUE BOO'K-1' ICE S478S CUR · FlilCE $4396 '69 FORD Cobra F~"lone ? Or HT , IU,H, '>i)ffll, IPe<i•I wn•~ll & HrU, ~Oc.d milt>. (ll!Jl1) ?.!..~!A.~J~~·:.,., $1896 ?~ :!.~~~~E,~ $2196 lfif OLM) Trani., A..,;o, Multi', -Vinyl -----• "llOOr,ATCGlfO:;-na ~'l:CI Blui Book Price $2215 Our Price f '71 VEGA 3-Door ~~ .. ~b~C~ (pp'., ' jppf<I, ~1c, npaie<. Low ""'''~· !9ll llZl L • MUSTANG SALE Mny to dloose from. '65 thr11 '71 -deh. c'oupes, liardtojt', co11.ertible o•d 2+'2 fcatboc)i1. So-with 4 1Pff(h. obo air colldilio11l11g a11d autoll'!otic models. E)(AMPLE: '71 MUSTANG H.T. R1d;o, h11l1r, 1wlom•lic, powt• 1'11rinq I brake1, f•''· eir, qood mil11. IOl'9CQRI 8LUE BOOK PRICE S338S . OUR PRICE $2896 Waqon Counti·y s.-d. P.&H, auln., P S, i::oud milr~. • L'C/"..-300 1 $1196 '67 SIMCA 1000 $596 I dooc. Low m'''·'- Orii::inal lhru-out. t\'T:\!861-!1 2 dr. H.T. r.&t-1. auro., Stallon \\lagon. '6S PLYM. Fucy 111 ·$796 '66 VOLVO 122S $996· J)Oll'<'r ~trer1nc:. ;ur r-.1nrl, ·I ~J'l('<'d, 1011 n11ll•s. Rund rntlc~. 11'!T.J~41 11.z.x.v.2.'19·'--------- '68 V.W. Fastboc k $996 '6S OLDS F-85 W9n. $896 ,i11di o, hra!l'L'. 1nto .. P.S., • C'iYP.\1 2\ ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED TRADES ACCEPTED PAID FOR OR NOT '70 MAYERICK ~u•y t1r1 ""'l'Df'd P•dt>. "t••~r, !~~I 6£Pr. '70 ELECTRA $]696 DUii PRlfE. $3 596 Safe Price1 Good lor 72 Houri. C1r1 Swbi1c t to P1•or 5111. ' Factory schedules call for substantial increases on all new 1972 models with· in less than 30 days. ·Right now, however, every new '72 in our tremendous_ inventory is still frozen at '71 price levels, and still subject ta Theodore Robins year-round volume discounts. BUY NOW -SMILE LATER! F-ORD for '72-The Newest Cars You'll See This Year 1972 TORINO I 1972 THUNDERBIRD =~We have more of .next year's models ready for immediat~ delivery-than we have ever had this time af year. ' • ~- A Fifty Year Record ...._ __ 197z--MUSTANG-- WHILE THEY LAST UNBEATABLE 'DISCOUNTS ON NEW '71's AND IMMACULATE '71 DEMO AND EXEC . CARS. STILL A BIG SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM! One Of So. California's Biggest Pinto Displays! e 1600 CC ENGINES e 2000 CC ENGINES e .4 SPEED STICKS . e -2 DOOR SEDANS e 3 DOOR RUNABOUTS e AIRCOND. MPDE LS e CUSTOMIZED MODELS CAMPER SALE T FORD TRUCKS FOR 19· -~Our Truck Experts Can Serve You Best! F-lOO's TO HEAVY DUTY CUSTOM --......... ... SALES DEPT. HOURS I AM T1 9 PM MON.fl.I ,I AM 11 • PM UT 11 AMT• t,.. SUN PARTS-SERVICE HOURS , I PARTS DEPT. ONLY I .AM te 1 PM SATllllDATS . . I 7 AM To 9 PM MON 7 AM To 6 PM YUl·FRI • ./ Harbor American 646·0261 1'169 HARBOR, COSTA MESA Spf'Cd. Cl ran. RAMBLER '.i9 P..'\:\IBLF.R. good tra n~ l'ltl', o'dr11·r. nu baller~. ~tlOll 11rcs. SlOO/o f f er . ~i&-!t:itiO. -----,--,,,--,,.-'66 An1b:1~~ador \\'ag. V{')'). '5i .OLDS 98, Top tond, :'.lust Clean. ;-;ell' lir{'.s. SS9J. Cal! .sell, $2&:"1. ii!~-:>~». • " ~1~:,.7361 * * -~==~--~ ~--! l.!J61RA:'llBLEP. CLASSIC PLYMOUTH I s200. s42.s919 --SI095 T-BIRD ! ECO:\O.\J\" C,\P. : DJ..-. 4-tir .. ~f'{I. 1VQPOi'.?1 '&.11111 ,\na To;.01.i, 4li \\'. \Vnrnr1·, .il0·:2.Jt:. '6:'! PLY:\!:-JJ;;:raCllr!;;:-2;;;, ,,/4 ba1T. carh. 4 S()ri. Cl ran ,r, J<'a,,:t. t...... 1111's. SiOO 61G--:)4)1l. 'il T-B!RO: vi.. au10. trans., fa1·tor) ;iu·, full po1rrr, 1011· nuic.~. &•at1llful. 1 ·!~7DBO• S167i. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 1~10 So. \lain al \\'arneT '6.'! Ply1noulh Fur:--Ill :! dr. S&n!a -,\n,1 -~ hdlp. 67."rilSl be-lore 8.\.\1, ·o:; T-B1rd. full power, air. aft 6P~I. l:•f>'', :\r11 lir1·~. 011g 0'4'11er. \\"AGO:\.-. -.'°\-71-,-,-,nl. Po11ci·. _Si!l.·,·_-"1_'-="-·;~o·~--~-I ;1 ir. Tt•a1tr up or rlti11 n 'il T-BIRD. all po11rr. Lan- Nl'efl 11a:kup. (j 12-ltilO. d a II ' ~ !I I I' . A :\I I F :-.r . PONTIAC~--! !\·lirhrlini;.'&il-'.?b21. '&! T-BJltD. Au10. trans., f11c- lory Rir. full w11('r, Sharp. !O~l;\lj\"l,H .$$7i~ l'68 FlREBlltD ,\ir cont!, 1PS/PR • !;i<:)nd .. t.-ondilioo i __ .... _8.~26j. ... __ PONTl,\C CTO ·ss. 4 ~pri. air, disc brkl·, positral·llon rt'at· t>nd. 641-890!+. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 :12.io So. :\laui a l \\'arner Sanra Ana ~~l~BUYS! Aulom1t;c, VS, po"'~' 1lt1tiM9 I b r .~e" rodio, li11t1r, wliit1 w'1ll1, lado•v 1ir conditioning. r•eo. DNWl Slut 800~ Sl b'1'1 P~~~E $3197 '69 Firebird H l .. CIW YI. AUID, (•In) '/ Or s.ed, H T, (pp . 4u•o, p ~.. p 8 • llCTO•~ "u•Dmiri • p D"' e r p $ ' r•l-D. ""'fr. .... (VHA. llll llttrlnq 1111 8Elf IYPI' 0691 l lw. •-llffO l lue l ook tlHt l lwt loo~ 1110 OUll PRICE $1599 '69 Pont. Caialina 111/t looll 1119S OUJI l'IUC:E $1988 '68 Chrysler Nl*PD f!(US!D!'I\, H l . Av'o . PS .. ·II' 8 ,' ll&H lac!. 11•' tVTO WI l lVI ·-S1»1 OUlll "JllCE $1696 OUll PlllCE '69 Olds ... Cutlass Sup••"'• H T (.,.. A.vie PS PB •&H t • t"t '"' 1JVO h l! l twr loo-i7SQt OUJI l'JllCE ·s2199 '69 Grand Pfix Auto, P S P IS, J;t,_f.I, I 1 c I 111, w~w IXS£ •101 l h1t I-S>OM OUJI PJllCE $2599 L - OUR PRICE $1999 '67 Cadillac Sf()~n DfoVoll~ F ull P<l"'N t~C~I ~ aor CO<HI 1 lWO ll!J 11u1 1 ... ~ \1111 OIJJI PJllC I $2298 '69 .Chevy Nova 1 !loot i;tD<>0mv l tVI"'°" IZlJ ellJ l lwt l oolt 'u°' OUI PlltCS ~1199 ·' • • WE APPRECIATE -YOUR BUSINESS .I . CALLNOWll Phone 557 ·9220 INSTANT CREDIT TOU •l•A-SnLLSAYITOU MOmT 1. If you are new in California 3. If you are new ari yaui: job 2. If you awe money an your 4. If you have little or na credit car · LIT ME'TRY TO AllANGE THE CIEDIT AND TERMS YOU NEEDSOTHATYOUMAY - Drive Home Today in the car of your choice!! ......... . • • • t •t.urday, Novtmbtr 6, 1971 DAILY PILOT 4J , TOTAL DISCOUNTS -FIRST COME --FIRST SERVED BRAND NEW '71 COLT • $AVE Now · 2 DR. H.T • I - SPECIAL $2--PURCHASE -PRICE - ''70 CHEVY MONTE CARLO -- 2 dr. H.T., V/8, auto, raclio & heater, powersteertng, fact air, landau top, 1 wsw, nylon int. 123AEB Sunshine Yellow -· . . '70 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill 2 dr. H.T. V/8, auto, radio & htafer, power 1fetrint,aircoiul, full vinyl hit. 342AIV.Jade Green • '70 FORD GALAXIE .500 h 11.r..:v1a, wswauto, radio & h1ater,pow1r st11rin11 fact. air. 1~6At Meadow Green· __ '70 CHEVY. IMPALA H.T. V/81 auto, radio, Ii h1ater, wsw, power st4111ri1g,fatl air nylon int. , 5SSADLSunshine Whitt I '70 DODGE CHARGER this 2 door H.T. hers full vinyl int., auto. Radio &:healer, power 1te1rin1, ·1crndautop, V/1, XH29606125197 Baby Blue 1 • '70 FORD GALAXIE 500 tit. V-1, auto. rcidia, & h0 1atir, fact air, YffW wheel i:ft1r1, pow1r brak.11. 123AVOHarvest Yellow -'70 FORD GALAXIE 500 auto radio Ir hecrt1r, pown' staeriq, air co1d.,.wsw, full vinyl int. 64SAZO White· ' '70 FORD H.T. --- V/11 auto ndio & hHt1r, power stei'rittt,fectorreltwt.,S iat. llOAVO lls•t Bluo _ • MANY MORE AT COMPARABLE PRICE IM ttll•IIJ hl!: [•l C!I --p~~~c~:~E $2-3· 78~~ PRICE . PRICE .~!!~!.~!!~-" $7863 •• , ...... ..,...,_ • ...,_...... MONTH ,. -o.i.nw ,,.,.. .... Ulltl.61 kt."'-. -~ M _., irftl tNtt.tcl lid. 11111 I ~ ""'-"~"'""-'":'• --FOR 36 MONTHS· . IMMEDIATE DISCOUNTS - ON'72'S. ., • . '68 CHARGER '69 VW BUG . "67 CHEVY ;::.~~:;,Y~::,::::: $988 :;~~"';:~~"";;;~ $9 -88 -~!.~!';..~e!-$888 ti.mer, fact. air landau · · 217AU'H • · \lllhetls, oanelirQ.w· top. WIW. WQOS72. pets, 1225S1 / · F P ICE FULL PRIC'E FULL PRICE ' · '69 CHEVY MALIBU '66 MUSTANG · -'69 FORD TORINO MoliW l ... H.T. $1188 ~J.~~!!.:fl,,' $688 ~;~~T.V-B,n· 51088 Y-8, rod"M!, hinter, • ,.. . CO'ltn, buc:l:et. i.ta11 . d'111, heal«, Mlite- whitewo\I tir11, ROW76S -°"""II tirls. my! ~ .• ~ ~ lorM:IO\J top. twiol', niod wf\111s. , . -f PRICE FULL PRICE "'-"'"' FULL PRICE '68 OLDS CUTLAS'S -'65 MERCURY 68 PONTIAC Le Man s:~ $1188 ~:~::i:-$388 ·~t·?:::~~. $888 tir1s,'vl11yl roof, vvv•" FULL PRICE FULL PRICE . FULL PRICE ' ' • • ;,1 I • ·- • • -• • I ------- f2 DAILY PiLOT S.tunlay, NO¥tmbtr 6,. 1971 ~· I I • ' ' " . _, I ·BRAND NEW ,'71 MAVERICK 4 Door Sedan Loaded (1K92U198948J • $2169 · Plus tax & license $anta Ana Lease Car '71 TORINO Loaded with it an 1A30F162837 $3177 · Plus tax & license BRAND NEW '71 F250 3/4 Ton Pidcup F25YRM02434 $31 99 Plus tax & license BRAND NEW ·71 · MUSTANG · . · 2 Dr. Hardtop • Fully Equipped (1 F02196461 ) $2666 Plus tax '& license .. BRAND NEW • '71 LTD Pillard Hardtop loaded with every accesc:·. including finger tip speed control. '#1J63N180919. BRAND NEW '72 FORD 1 /2 TON (F10ARM84458) $2598 Plus tax & license DEMONSTRATOR '71 TORINO . I ~ . 2 Door Hardtop, Automatic Tran_s, ~ 1A25F251265 -.. $2866 Pl~s tax & license .GRABBER "-..../'LOCICled UK93T184093) Plus tax & licen$e ' Sania Ana Lease Car '71 ·MUSTANG 2 D1 •. Hardtop Loaded l.1F01F14'412) $)177 Plus tax & license BRAND NEVI ··71 EORD LTD Brovgham 4 Dr. Hardtop ' 'Loaded (l J6TS182221) $3838 Plus tox & license BRAND NEW '71 ,T-BI RD 2 Dr. Hardtop Loaded ( 1:YB3Nl21794) Plus tax & license . .. '72 RANCHER O l2A4F71178f O> . - $32 98 Plus tax & license · ' '65 VALIANT VCl0,"'1·N·Q·,•,·,·,',· r1dio, ht1t.r, $277 '66 CHEV 2 cir. H1 rdtop, va, 1utom1ti~ tr1nl., pow•• 1t11rin9, P/B, r1dio, h11t1r, Air. (SJ112tl ~~~~~~~~~~~~ '67 FORD RANCH WAGON V.1 Auto, Tr1n t., Air . , Co11d., Pow1r St11ri119, IXXP272) $11 77 $477 $577 '67 JEEP 4 wh .. l J,;,,, low, low ""11191. tTYT4lll . '65 COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON v .1, Auto. Tr•n1. "Pow•r 1!1•rin9. C'NHE9111 .$1 97 7· ~~~~~~~~~~~~ '62 CHEVY ~~~~=~ ..... 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Williams, Grand Rapids, Mich. • You can tfovelop a very nk-e t'Olle<:tiou by gui11g about the process i.lowly, studyi11g exhihits a11<l art 111JgX'j11c.:s t'are- tully nnd buying a work <Jiiiy wltc11 pcr.\u1wlly JJleu.wd by it. 1t hikes taste to build a goo<l <:ollc.-"<:t1011-a11d taste is FOR ANN LA.VDERS, columni~t H ave you e\·er been threatened by irate readers?-Anna J. Davis, Cedaridge, Colo. • No serious thre.1ts to life or limb. A reader did, however, threaten lo sue me for alienation of affedion when I ad\·isc<l his wife to .. throw the bum out," an<l she went ahead and di<l it. 'FOR lf;,.; l r\COCC.:A, Prt•\idt•11t af tlit• Ford ,\fotor Co111p"'1!J From time to time people have suggested that automobiles are the main cuuse of pollution a nd should be banned. How do you aruwer this?-James Long, Utica, N. Y. • Ou1 i11<l11o;ti: employs more people than any other singJe imlu .. tr} in lhis t'Ot111trr. aud thi.~ is a t"Jr-relate<l e<.'Onomy. So-say we gave in to the hyste1 it-al outhursts from the radi- t•als. S.1y we b.u111cd ('ars for just unc week. \\'e'd have a chaoti(' ut·prcssion the likes of which we've never drerune<l. FOR J,iUI ES VIU 'Rl", ~t11r of "Tiii' \ ·1rgi111<111" Some c:ritics have been saying thot the T\ W~s\crn ii. dead. Do you awee? Ali.o, how clo )'OU feel a~x films?- ~frs. J. L. Stone, Durham, N. C. • • • The T\' \\"e.~lt'm ii. by no meam Ut.'.1d -it's jmt 1t•sting. I lhink it\ l>el·ause ~ 111111~ pt.•oplt' art' so im·olwd with :;iK'iul i:.sue~ that thev'r<' bon:d with \Vestt>ms. As fur Sl'\ fi lms- thcy'rc .1 bore. Sex .ii. 11 "P<'<:laloi spurt is ,,bout "' l'\t'iting as fi.,lii11i.: .is .1 'l~dat111 't>ol'I. FOR JACK KLUG.\f,\.\' of'/'\'\ "1'11<' Odd Co111>le" I know you <lon"t lil..c conned lau~hter on your i.hgw, but I nc"·er rend why.-\frs. J. W,eber, Kingston, N. Y. • Ca1111('(.I laughter is really silly. L;1st ~·car l wntd1t'd our sho,1,· :mu o;aw mysdf wolk through the door <tn<l "llY "Hi." There was 1.111ghtcr from the m•whinc. :-.:o oue b ilwl funn}'! 1-'0R ROBERT l"OU~<: •. 1tar of ".\lnrcus Welby, M.IJ ." Do doctors e\.Cr complain thnt yo\lr series doesn't tell it lilCe it is?-Ann Delpapa, Braintree, ~loss. • Many clo. yes. It seems that their patients tdl them th;lt they .llen"t as compas..-.ion.1te ;1s \\'elhy. who makes night calls at one n.m. and often spend~ whole days or 111~hts at the hcdsitle .of n ~ck pt•1-son. Of <.~1ur1'c, the re:N111 W_elby has to he this wny is that ,in telcvi~io11 we nrc tellinp; n sto1):. 111 rc.11 life it would be impossihle for .1 husy cluctol-to stay with one patient nll d.1} llncl night. But. on TV, if Welby isn't there, the viewer i" not involvN. Ami if the \'iewcr d()('<;n"t <-are. all is lo,t. C'on('('11tr.1tion 1.m one p.tl1ent at n tirne is simply a bit of drarn.1tic license. :wquire<l by familiarity with the fie ld. Evcr}"ouc's taste d1a11gc.o; over the yc;u·s-so ,.,01 ks aL·<111i!<.-..I t.'arly iu your collection may tail to plc:t~c you later on. Uut they c;111 :ti- ways be sold aud a superior ad1icvement al"tluirc<l i.11 ib pla<..-e. Ju fad, this proc:ess of growth i11 om:'s own per· sonal taste i:; one of tlie greatest rewards of L·ollel'ling urt. You'll fin<l tliat all the fat:tors tliat iniluenco your uaily life also influence your prcfercnl'CS i11 art works. Tlius, a serious art colledio11, no matter lmw i.mall, t·an IJc one ol life's most fasdnatiug processes or self-Jbt:ovcr~·-au<l a 1lt1jt1dal asset, as well. /Wnl(Y~ FOR RONALD ZIEGLER, Presidential Press Secretory How tall is.President Nixon, and how much does he weigh? Sometimes he looks small on TV.-Mrs. Frances Banks, Rockland, ~lass. e The President is six feet tall. For ve:1rs he has rmtintaine<l his weight at li 3 puu11<ls. . FOR IJICK CAY lffT, TV atur Why do you ha\'e more political disc~ssions on your TV show than Johnny Carson or Merv Criffin?-Leo L. Smith, Winnetka, Ill. · • I don't know. Sometimes I've had too much fur my own taste. It's a subject more likely to be boring than not. But like anythiug well-han<lle<l, it c-.in be good. What l be1:,rin to resent is the politil's-where-rou-clon "t-need-it syndrome. We live in an age when4n order to ~eem conce111ed, a yo-yo expert comes on anu g~es his opinion or the Cambodian invasion. I find that fu li(i>me. FOR C f.OR.IA STl':INEM, 1critcr You ore un<louhtcdly one of the most beautiful, 1.lS well as intelligent, women in the Woml'n·s Liberation ~lo\oement. How do you reel about women who have stopped wearing make-up, sha1,ing their legs, fixing their huir, etc., on the grounds that eo11ti11ui11g to do so perpetuates their role as sexunl ohjec!S?-~frs. Carol Be11s1111, Stockton, Cnlif. • l feel those wo111c11 nre bt.'a11tif11I a11cl i11tclligc11t. It takes many different ladks to ma~e the revolution. FOR Sl/ELDO.\' LEONARD, TV woduccr f hear thnt one of your new series is the most expensive of nll to prod1~ What is it and why is it?-'.\frs. J. Flym1, Boston~, 11\Ss. • "Shir ey·s World," my new ~cries for ABC, is tlie mo~t' e-:pt•n.;· c half hour scl'ie'i thi-; -;eascm. It .iverag<.~ $150,000 per cpi ode. One rca,on is th.it th(' -.tar, ShirLcr '.\tacLaine, is \'t:'ry expensive (the cxnct am01rnt's a scNct, so other actresses won't get ideas). Ant.I I'm e"<pensivc, too. Finally, it's b<'ing flinted on lo<:atio11 in Europe and the Far East- .111d that .lin"t cheap. .V11t•e111her 7, T.'171 LEONARD S. DAVIDOW, Cli•lrm•n MORTON FRANK, Pru/dent •nd Publl•l'IM W. PAGE THOMPSON, V.P .. Advertislnf Director Advertlslna Mfr.: Donald M. Hufford; Assoc Advert•llnl Mar.; RotHlrt J. ~rlstian; M11rlcetin1 Director: Sid uyefsJly; New Yorlt Salu Mar.; Gereld S. Wroe; Western Adv. Mar.: Ruuell L. 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N.Y. 10022. ,. 20 mg."rar".J.3 mg. nicottne av.percigarene. F.TC Aepon AUG. ·11. Whatever Became Of The Man ID The GraY Flannel Suif? When Family Weekly asked Sloan Wilson, .. Whatever Be- came of the Man in the Gray Flannel Suit?", we weren't just interested ia '4bat happened to the famous hero of a famous non·l-although that's ex.actly what Tom Rath was back ia 1955. ..The Man in tbe Gray f<lannel Suit" was so clear an evocalion of ils times that the title becai:nc part of our lan- guage. There ,..as a whole pop- ulation of "Men in Gray flan- nel Suits" who felt a closeness lo Tom Rath because they could idcnlif y quickly with bis life as a man boxed in by the choices his environment posed. What were '4'e interested in, thtn? Why did we want to know ....:rrom the horse's mouth-what happened to Tom Rath, the Mao in the Gray Flannel Sui t, By Sloan Wilson Every once in a while I get a letter f~om so me young reader who wants to know what the Man in the Gray Flan- nel Suit is doing now. Some of these people may be na·ive enough to believe that the fictional character I wrote about and which Gregory Peck still industri- ously plays on the late shows is real and is, pe rhaps, still alive and well on Madi- so n A venue. But I think most reaJly want to know what happened to that kind of man and the beliefs he cher- ished. This is easy for me to answer, for l of course got the idea for my book by looking in the mirror and at my friend s on the commuter train~. In those days, back in the early 50's, we were in our early 30's, and most of us wore ~ fl annel suits in our offices almost as a unifo rm. Nowadays most of us make a point of varying our dress more-perhaps partly because my book made us self-conscious -and we don't want to look as though we hnd no individuality, I have friends on Madison Avenue now who show up for work in red shirts, bell bottom pants and wit h a head of hair that would make the bushiest young hippie enviouS',, but most of us content ourselves with a few !\tripcd shirts, a silk suit and a neckti e which we really think is tC"O loud, but .. Slo•n Wilson as he looks tod•y. seated with his youngest d•ughter, Jessica, age 7, tn an "old village home'' he recentty boughj In Ticonderoga, N. Y •• which we bought anyway just to prove that we're not old Cuddy-duddies. As for our beliefs, I don't tpink they have really changed much, although the wo rld in which we live now is so v.ery different from the one in which we grew up. Tom Rath, the name I gave to The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, was an idealist, after all , and I don't think he can change his ideals as easily as he can cast off colorless old threads and bu y a new sports jad:et. If his ideals seem to some of his friends and enemies to be shifting as rapidly as the rest of the worl d is changing, that may be an illu- sion. The same ideals can cause di ff ercnt actions in different times. Take the matter o( To m Rath's atti- tude toward war. Rath was a para- trooper in World War 11. and he fought hard, both in Europe and the South Pacific. He killed 17 men. which in- cluded 16 enemy soldiers and his best friend , who got in the way of a hand grenade by mistake. He knew war, and he hated it. But he never regretted fig ht- ing World War II ; he thought the Nazis and the Japanese had to be stopped. To him war was e sentially an honorable exercise duri ng which the brave and the strong came to the rescue of the weak. First the war in Korea and then the war in Vietnam made Tom Rath realize that war is not always so simple. Even before the war in Korea, the dropping of the atom bombs on Japan had shaken him in ways so profound that he could not make much sense of his own thoughts and emotions on the subject. Si nce he had been scheduled to fight in the invasion of Japan, the atom bombs which made that inv\}sion unnecessary may well have saved his life. But they also made it clear that in the f uturc any major war would be an exercise in mutual extermination. When the "police action" started in Korea, Tom agreed with the leaders of his country that we had to fight. But when the Chinese sent hordes of troops in against us, and we had the choice of widening the war immensel y or seeking a 'comprolnisc peace, Tom Rath began for rhc first time in his life to doubt the wisdom of going all out for victory in even the most righteous cause. When his friends who had stayed in the Army were sent to fig ht still another war in Vietn am, he admired them fo r going and fighting th.e good fight one more time. but he did not rea lly condemn his sons and the sons of his friends who declared themselves pacifists. Some lluy the killing had to stop, he knew. The t ~ought o( his beloved country ~ing ddcatcd or stopping short oC even a compromise victory was so painful that he couldn't really think of it directly. ia the 16 years since the book ended? Because in Rath there is a rcftc.ction of all of us who lived in those years-a reflt-ction of tins and times, of changes laced and coped with, some- how. Of admitting that there is change -both inside ourselves and in the world around us. And an admission, a realiza- tion, that we could grow older and tireder without wanting to, and learn unwanted and un- askt'CI and valuable lessons. What was this experience like? Sloan Wilson, who wrote .. The Man in the Gray-Flannel Suit" and prospered with its prosperity, bu lived those years himseH, experienced those years himself. And this is what be ssl'ys the experience was like for Tom Rath •••• But some day the killing had to stop. As he rides the train to work now adays, Tom Rath reads the papers an prays that President Nixon is right whe he says that somehow we will be able t withdraw our troops Cro m Vietnan wit hout disgracing the nation an without betraying allies. He hopes an he prays, but he has the uneasy fec lin that h~1rd choices will have to be made If the ki lling has to stop, maybe th victories will have to stop, too. May the world has turned into a place whcr the victory of one group of human be inb'S over another is almost as sad as a defeat, and it is ti me for civilized men to look for a goal which doesn't ca use such endless suff cring. Yel what old soldier can honest ly recommend defeat as necessary for a powerful nation? 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In these clinical tests 83%. more than 4 out of 5. quit easily and pleasantly with the help of Bantron in only 5 to 7 days. Figure tor yourself the odds in your t3Wr. Looks like Bantroo could be a good bet •u.s. Pat No. 2705695 Whatever Beca1ne of The .Man In The Gray Fla1mel Suit? (Contiftued fTom 1'4f1e 4) Sloan Wilson his ambitions to be a big-time corporate exec- utive becaus'C he did not want to sacrifice the time and the energy which he knew real busi- ness success demanded. He wanted to be able to spend evenings and weekends with his family, a luxury the president of his company had long denied himself. That had been a hard dccisi~n for Tom to make, and it proved to be · a difficult resolve to keep. The truth is that Tom discovered that lif c as a middle-echelon executive or even as a man stuck near the bottom of the ladder was not as serene and pe~,cf ul as he had thought when he was younger. He didn't like taking Qrders from younger men, and he got bored with the mechanical details which -important men always assibm to their assistants. When Tom's children got io college, the bills started piling up so high that he realized that a good family man is not always one who forgoes ambition at the office. He started working later and later at night, and on weekends often · brought home. a briefcase full of work, as he had often.criticiicd his old boss, Ralph Hop- kins, for doing. · His new industry brought him promotions and he paid his children's way through college all right. But one night his son aru daughter told him thnt he worried far-tcxy much about making money. They didn't understand why he replied with a bitter laugh. "Just wait," he said. "Just wait till you ge t kids of you r own, and the bills start coming in." "For us it wi ll be different," his son said. 'Tm s ure that's true," Tom replied, pour- ing himself a martini. "Your whole world is different. I honestly hope it turns out to be better." Far into the ni&f\t Tom sat thinking about the difference between his own youth and that of his children. When Tom had gone to col- lege, he had nc~cr questioned the authority or good will of the professors. When war came, he ha<l never questioned the justice of his cause or the need to win. When he fe ll in love, he never questioned the desirability of getting married. All his li.fc he had planned to go into 6 F11milu Weeld11, .\°(111t1111hr1· 'l, 11171 business, and when the war was over he did. Never did he have any really rough decisionc; to make. Always his e,,ncrgy had been devoted to doing the thing."> he felt he was supposed t do rather than figuring out what was right. For his son the situation was different. Sur rounded by rebels at college, he had had to • something of a true rebel to study hard. Uc., cause most of his friends violently disap- proved of the war in Vietnam , the boy had been split wide open by the question of whether to be a humanitarian or a patriot. Marriage for the younger generation was a matter of choice, not custom, and most of his son's friends disdained the whole ·world of business-possibly because they had never been hungry enough to appreciate the need to make money or achieve security. For his son to make right decisions, energy was require<l- and maybe that's why so many members of the younger generation seemed to lack the strength to follow any road far. I've been lucky, Tom Rath thooght. The world I was brought up in was so beautifully simple. Everybody in my generation ought to be grateful, and we bught to qu.it-criticizing the young. Being an idealist and an executive in a big broadcasting company, Tom Rath was able to act on this f ecling. For about a year he produced a weekly television program called "Bridge the Gap," which encouraged debates between bright high-school students and busi- ness leaders. The program was a bore, and it eventuall y went off the air, but Tom Rath is still hoping to find a way to get people of all ages to talk about the imp<>rtant issues of the day with sympathy for each other instead of rancor: ( "If we all admitted that we arc confused about most things, instead of pretending that we have some vast pri vate supply of knowl - edge, we might be able to work out answers together," he said recently during an impas- sioned speech to fellow broadcasters. No one paid much attention to him, but he still keeps hoping he can find ways to help bridge the gap between the generations, both in hi s pri- vate and public life . J•Communic~tion is my business," he once said to friends. ''Jfs also my hobby. I like to talk and to listen better than l like to.fi sh and play golf. 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Went Lily Tomlin, the lovely and girted comedienne of "Laugh-In," changes identities as easily as most performers change hats. Her cast ·of characters in- cludes a frustrated telephone operator named Ernestine; a tasteful lady from Grosse Point, Mich.; an aged and homely '.'beauty expert"; a listless coed named Suzie Sorority (of the Silent Ma- jority); and an irrepressible young woman whose fast-clipped balderdash bewilders her listeners. But no matter how many wacky adults she adds to her repertoire, lily remains loyal to a make-believe mop- pet named Edith Ann. Edith Ann, a product of Lily's child- hOQd memories and her rich imagina- tion, is nobody's dimpled darling. thank you. She's a vaguely wistful imp with tangled hair, a dirty face, a raspy sing- song voice and a collection of cracks- often accentuated with a lustily-blown raspberry-that any precocious 51/i - year-old would take pride in. Like: "Today I took my mother's manicure set and' I polished my toenails and now I can't get my socks. off." Or, "You know what? You can take red jelly beans and rub them all over your face and they make better lipstick than the stuff that costs a dollar. And that's the truth." For Lily, playing Edith Ann is "like taking a trip down the rabbit hole. You can do almost anything without any in- hibitions," she says. "You can say what- ever comes into your mind and every- body excuses you." This alone would explain why Edith Ann is Lily's favorite invention. But there's more. Acting like a child is for adults a · precarious and challenging business. Ir's like doing a high-wire act: one slip, oni! whimper too many, one overly- exaggerated pout, and he becomes em- barrassingly cute. Lily makes Edith Ann believcable and appealing to adults · and children alike; and in so doing she proves her mettle as an actress. All of this places Lily Tomlin in a spec ial category: for the number of actors, past and contemporary, who have tackled the role of a child ana handled it convincingly-on a sustained basis-is small indeed. We've had Mary Martin a's Peter Pan, i{ed Skelton as Little Richard, Sammy Davis . as the Little Boy Lost. But Lily's Edith Ann is different because she's a permanent part of the actress·s repertoire and an extension of her personality. In this sense, Lily is reminiscent of Fanny Brice whose demoniaa but ap- pealing Baby Snooks brought laughter to millions of radio listeners several decades. back, Edith Ann is more low key and subtle than the rambunctious Baby Snooks, but there are distinct sim- ilarities: both actresscl created their own little girl characters; both refused to let them fall into the curly-haired I Fnmi/11 Wtt/\111. N uvt111ber 7, lfl71 Shirley Temple ~tcreotype; both invest- ed their little.girls with a combination of mischievousness, emotionalil>m, self- absorption and candor. ~n a slightly different vein, we also have that passel of talented young adults who have acted-and are still act- ing-like kids in the musical "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown." This, of course, is the comic slrip Peanuts set to music. 1 talked to New York co- producer Gene Persson and three These are su~rb collector's pieces in limited editions. All are striking examples of Old-World Cr aftsmanship and charm " /O .. Ji///.. ·kif .Z nwlf V/ft . ~ ru:ea • ... all ~ported ... all with exquisite hand-painted fi gurines and with a world-beloved melody. "Raindrops Keep Fa lli ng on My Head" A boy, a girl, high and dry 'neath a 11ianl umbrella. reproduced on" a i<ilver·loned music box, 11nim11lin1e the award-winning melody. "Rain· rlrops Keep F11lling On My Hud". 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Another time, when the show was just over and J was still unwinding, my date suggested an X· rated movie. 1 .happen to <lig grown-up men, hut I looked at him and bleated, in my Lucy voice: 'Is rhat any place to take a five-year-old?' " But when it comes to crawling into the role of a child, no one does it more completely thnn Lily Tomlin. Lily in- ' venr c<l Edirh Ann while she was still a struggling young actress on the night- club circuit. "Little hy little I felt this little girl starting to live inside me." So she reached back into her childhood, when she was growing up in a clo.~e· knit Derroit family, and she made Edith Ann a cross between herself, as a little girl, and her younger prothcr, Richard. She had a rich background to draw from. "I used to be bratty," she admil'i. "I torturetJ my younger. brother. I , teased him and pinched him because I was jealous. After all, he got my crib." By ' lhe time Lily signed on with "Laugh-In," Edith Ann was a set char· ac&er. The prod~cers of the show didn't realize this at first. "They wanted to change her," Lily recalls. "They wanted her to be pretty. They kep! asking me why her hair wa~ stringy and· why her face was dirty. I went through such .agony fo r the first six. months because J thought they were going to do her in. But I wouldn't submit. I love· Edith Ann. II would have been traumatic for me if she hadn't wprkcd out" . Eventuall y, or course, the real Edith Ann triumphed: Some time later, Liiy walked up to an NBC vice president who had tried to change her and asked, bold~: "So what do you think of Edith Ann now?" "I still think she's a n obnoxious dirty-faced brat," he replied. Sliding easil y into her Edith Ann voice, Lily retorted: "Oh yeah! And you're bald!" 0 F'11111il11 We~A-111 • .\'nvllmber 7, JfJ7f t ~-=:...... Family Weekly Selects: Eight Men Who Are the NFL's Best Now that the pro football season is buiklina Co• dimu, it's time to step hck •Dd try to make • cool assessment of wbicb p .. yen Jtt "merely pnt" ud wllkb are absolutely ineplattable. The sports editors of F...Uly Wttkly newsp1apen Kross die cou• , try were MW to select die "Sis: Superlatins" wbo, in their Opinioa, dominate tbe prne today. Predidably, it wm impogible to daooee six, and we ended up witla ei1bt (two ties). Hett, tlta, med dose up tbe men who att •lrndy settiac rttords ud build- ing lqeam by wlakh future seneratiom of professional baU- playen wiU be measuttd. Htte are tbe sports editors• seledioas: Best Pas.wr: John Brodie, San FranciKo 49ers * Best Receiver: Gene WMbington, San Francisco 49ers Best Blocker (tie): Gene mckerson, Cleveland Browm *Best Blocker (tie): Mick Tingelholf, l>ttroit Liom • • Defensive Lineman (tie): Bob Lilly, Dallas Cowboys* Defemive Lineman (tie): Dick Butkus, Chicago Bears . Best Kanner: Gale Sayers, Chicago Bean * Defelllift Back: Lem Bal'lley, petroit Lions Best Runner: Gale Sayen, aDcago Bean . • George Halas, Sr., the often irascible form following mid-winter knee sur- :•Papa Bear" of the Chicago team-who gery. Experts have predicted that with- is not noted for his generosity toward out Sayers in the backfield, the Bears his players (especially when negotiating might as well pack it in. 11 contracts)-~ummed up his evaluation Sayers is the holder of nine N of the worth of his star running back, and sixteen Bears' team records; u ni- Gale Sayers, when he greeted the 1 mous all-league running back five former Kansas great after the final times; mo.1t valuable player in the Pro game of Sayers' r.ookk year of 1965: Bowl three times; and second only to "You had a fantastic year, my boy. I'm the Vikings· Bill Brown in career rush- giving you a little bonus." Whereupon ing yardage (4,918 to 5,192). As fine he handed Sayers a check for $10,000. a performer off the gridiron as he is on So valuable does Halas consider Sayers it, Sayers deplores the book-writing that a sizable bonus has gone to him pros who attack the gaine that has at the end of every season since, if}Clud· given them so much. Ao unsaJaried ing J 968 when the speedy star missed member of the Chicago Park District five regular season games because of Commission, he Wll3 picked in J 969 by injuries. But this season could put the U.S. Junior Chamber of Com- Halas' generosity to a real test; as of merce as one of the nation's ten out- the fourth exhibition game of the year, standing young men of the year. Sayers Sayers still hadn't appeared in a uni-is married and lives in Chicago. Best Uneman: Dick Butkus, Chicago Bears • The late Vince Lombardi was said to have told players to ignore all injuries, including simple fractures; ;,It's only blood," Vince supposedly told them. By these standards, Lombardi would have surely loved the Chicago Bears' Dick Butkus, who played brilliant fQotball for 14 years with loose liga- ments In his right knee. This year-fi- nally-the Bears decided to have their All-Pro Dcfenseman undergo surgery for the condition. The operation has left Butkus stiJI limping u the season began-not because it wun't a success, but because Butkus developed, of all things, an allergy to cat-gut sutures! In ordering the operation, the Bears were as concerned for their own future a' for Dick's, si~, as New York Tim~1 football prognosticator Bill Wallace wrote before the season began: "Gale Sayen and Dick Butkus represent most of the quality on the Bears. Without their return to action, this is a· troubled club." A glance at Butkus' record shows why: Unanimous 'Bil-NFL linebacker five out of six seasons, Pro Bowl starter six straight times, fifteen career inter- ceptions, seventeen opponents' fumble recoveries (five under the NFL rec- ord), All America twice at Jlllnois. A family man who lives in the Chicago suburbs, Butkus spends the off ·season as a real estate investor and promoter, and in doing 1V commercials. Offered a movie role this past winter as a Mex- ican who loses a chili-eating contest, Butku!I defended the offer to his team- mates by saying: "Arter all, Gable didn't start with 'Gone With The Wind'." (Continu~d on page 12) Famil11 ~eekl11, No1mrthr 'I, 1911 11 • JP%-'1::u.a11 NFL's Best (Continued from page IJ) Unlike P.layers who houncc the ball on the turf or throw it into the stands when they score a T D, Lem Barney holds onto it. .. , a lways keep the ball ... "-tr: Joltn Brodie, Su FruciKo 49trs Consider the fact that when John Brodie signed his fin;t pro contract 14 years ago, his wife, Susan, stayed double-parked in the street with the engine runnin~. The cont rast between that signing and this season's flood-lit- and-TV-covcred contract ceremony made a big impression o n Brodie, last ---* Best Blocker (tiej: Gene Hkbnon, ClnelaDCI Browm A t 35. Gene Hickcr;on is one of foolhull's senior citizcn'I. As hcfits his <ilatus as the Browns' father-image. he even hauls his 24M pounds olll of ~'<I mornings lo jog for 15 minutes a day. "It's the best wuy I know to fi nd out if when f score," Barney says. "My little boy likes lo play with them." By now, Lem's lilllc boy sho uld have plenty of footba lls, since Dad has scored so many times that his record reads more like that of an Offensive rather than a Defensive Back. Since his very fi f'llt play as a pro. when he picked off a pass by the opposition and went 24 yards for a touchdown, Barney has been stealing from every team Detroit plays. In one 1970 game, he dashed in :1mong a group of Cincinnati Bengals, grabbed up a downed punt, and scoot- ed 6 1 yards for the T D. "The Bengals forgot tha t a touc hed ball isn't dead till the referee blows his whistle," Barney explained afterward. Coach Joe Schmidt callec.J it "one of the smartest plays I ever saw anyone nµ]ce." Bar- ney was the NFL Rookie-of-the-Year and Most Valuable Defensive Back in 1967, and ha.~ won All-Pro and Pro Bowl honors three years in a row." year's Most Valuable Player and NFL Player of the Year'. "I've signed I 3 times before, a nd nobody ever cared," he laughed. "Now all of a sudden it's a big deal." It's a big deal because, be- sides being the league's MVP and POY, Brodie was last year's unanimous All-Pro QB, ~on hono rs as the West Coast Athlete o f the Year, was the league's leading paMer, led his team lo the Western Division championship, threw more touchdown passes (24) than any other pro quarlerback, had the lowest percentage of interceptions (2.6), and was second in pcrpentage of completions (59.0). Brodie's con- tract has made him ,the highest paid 49er in history. A natural athlete who chose football over a promis ing career as a golfer (he was Northern california a mateur cham pion in 1958), Brodie lives with his wife and four children in Los Ah<», Calif. you're really in shape," he says. The Old Man River simile ends right there, though, bccauo;c Hickerson, one o f the few unmarricc.J players in pro ball, is still fairly far from the rocking chair. Named to the Pro Bowl for the !>ixth straight lime last season (after being placed on the UPI and A P All-Star teams in the American Football Con- k rcncc). Hickerson all ribulcs his suc- cess 10 his -1pce<l out of the line and in the ftn;t ten yards-"the most impor· tant" re4ui'litc for an offensive lineman in H ickcrwn's hook ... Voted the NFL 's ou1111anc.Jing hlockers in the National (()()()-Yard Foundation poll a year ag<.l, Hickerson. according to the ex~rts, "has helsx'<l provid~ some of the hc"I Quarterhack protection to l\c found on nny learn in the league." A produc1 of the Universit y of M i~is sippi and a native of Trenton. Tenn .. Hickerson now makes his ho~c in the C'kvcland s11hurb of Bratenah'\ I * Ddensin Unemu (de): Bob Li.Dy, DallM Cowboys "A man like this comes along once in a lifetime. He is something a little bit more than great. Nohndy is better than Lilly." ... That's Tom Landcy, Bob Lilly's coach, talking. For a ·less * ... Blodrer (tie): Mkk ~'Detroit Uoas Mick TingclhofT, the Minnesota Vi- kings' perennial A ll-Pro Cente r, claims he always wins t hat honor because "no- hody ever looks at Centers. When it comes time to pick the All-Pro team," RKe1Yer. Gene WmiD&fon, Su FranriKo 49en Although he helicv~ firmly that it is more hlc"-'!Cd to give than I~ receive, Gene Washingto n became a receiver hecause he was no longer able to give. A quarlerhack in hi-. college days at Stanford, his arm went had, and he wa." switched 10 the other end of the passing parude. It wao; a brilliant switch. In jll"I hi~ ~cond 'ieason Inst biased view, take the word of Greg Larson, the G iants' Center : "Every time we play the Cowboys, I get more convinced that Bob Lilly's lhc ix.-st in the league." Lilly, the Cowboys', very first draft p ick (out of T1;xas Christian) when they were organized 11 ycani ago, is such a Titan that Texans have begun to dread the day he's no longer on the team ... ··1 don't care i( they hire King Kong," wrote Dalltis colum- nist Blackie Sherrod, "anything ahcr Bob Lilly is running only for place money." Sherrod advises fans to get themselves binoculars an ;. do abso- lutely nothing but study Lilly's every move. "Such a n education you'll get! The man plays defensive tackle like Paderewski handles Chopin." Lilly, who has to be double-and even triple- ., teamed, has been AU -Pro five times. ·-A Texan all the way, he is married and lives in Dallas with his wife and three children. he says, "whoever's do ing the picking says 'Now, lei's sec, Center ... there's Tingelhoff, and-' and they can't think of anybody else who plays Center~ so, okay, it's Tingelhoff, and they move on to 1he next ·position." That's Mick's version. But, Joh n Michels. the Vi- kings' Offensive line Coach, .secs it dif- ferently: "Mick is just the quickest Center around," Michels says. "He never stops driving and striving. There isn't a ny other Center I've seen who can carry his shoes." Tingelhoff, who's been All-Pro Center seven times in a row, is lucky even to be a Pro: pas"Cd over in the draft by both leagues when he was at Nebraska te n years ago, he even1Ually signed as a free ugcnt; he has had to fight for the recognition he has achieved. A na tive of Lexingto n, Neh., T ingelhoff now lives in Edina, Minn.. where he's married and has three children. _year with the 49ers. he led all NFL re- ceivers in pas" reception yardage ( I, I 00), made 53 catchc..;, was n unan- imous All-Pro selection, went to the Pro Bo wl for a second time, and broke the sophomore jinx hy topping his own previous year·~ reception a nd sc..>ring records. No relation lo, the other Gene Washington (Minnesota Viking~). the 49cr Gene admits they have a lot oi fun when they play in the Pro Bowl together, and Gene Washington is sent in lo replace Gene Washington at Wide Receiver. Al Stanford. the California Gene sel "ingle-sea.'ion records for numhcr of catches ( 7 1 ). yards (I 117) and TDs (8) ... A native of Tu~ca: loosa. Ala .. he grew up in Long Beach. C'alif., and starred in track and hasc- ball for l.ong Beach Poly hcforc mov- ing on to Stanford. Married and a yc;ir- round rc'iidcnt of San Franci<;co, Gene. in the off-sea.,on. is tha! paragon of en· durance . u man who "di-. in~urnn~. 0 WHE·ATIES SPORTS' FEDERATION ANNOUNCES : Wheatie~ has ballot ori .speci(l} packages . For the first time ever, football fans will have a chance to h~lp select NFL Rookies-of-the-Year, it was announced today. Furthermore, \t was learned that Wheaties, an offici~l Training Table Food of the NFh,. would have ballots on the back of specially marked boxes. Fans can also vote for the Wheaties NFL Rookies-of-the-Year by obtaining · ballots through the maiL 'lb vot.e, fans fill in the name and team of their choice of the AFC and NFC Rookies-of-the-Year and send it in. • All fans are urged to join in.the selec- tion of the Wheaties NFL Rookies-of- the-Year. Ballots can be obtained through the mail by w1iting to: "NFL Rookies-of-the-Year" . Dept. 480, 400 2nd Avenue S M~eapolis, Minnesota 55440 • I "I 1houi;ht we could win all the lime."' said Jim Plunkett of the New Eng- land Patriots. "Maybe l made some mist:ikcs, but I felt sure I could make that final yard we needed to beat them," sai<l Archie Manning of the New Or- leans Saints. Jt was the firi.t Sunday o( the 197 l Narional Foot- ball League season, and each . rookie quarterback was speaking to reporter:. in his team's locker room, each having led his team to a totally unexpected vic- tory against a vaunted ri- vaJ. Plunkett had fired two touchdown passes in the :.econd half to lead the Pa- triors past the Oakland Raiders. 20-6. In 1970, the Raiders were the cham- pions of the Western Divi- 1.ion of the American Con- ference. while the Patriot:. had fini)hcd last in the Ea:.tern Division by win- ning but two of 14 games. Moreover, they had ranked last among the 26 teams in the NFL in both offense and defense. Manning h;id run one »ard around left end with one second to piny to bring the Saints a 24-20 victory over the Lo Angeles Rams. Earlier in th e game, Man- ning had thrown a touch- down pass in his profes- sional debut against a club that had won nine and tied one during a 14-gamc schedule in 1970. That )'ear, New Orleans could win but twice and tie an- other the same sea.son. The heroics of Plunkett and Manning in the first weekend of 1971 pro foot- ball were indicative: this season may have produced the finest overall crop of first-year prof~sional per- formers in history. That i.ame opening weekend of • play produced several other games whose ou1come was affected by the pcrfom1- ance of rooki~. For the Atlanta Falcons, Ken Bur- row, with two touchdowns on paS8 catches, and Tom Hayes, with a game-saving fumble recovery in the clos- ing seconds, were the key figures in a 20-17 defeat of the S<>n Francisco 49ers. Rocky Thompson of the New York Giants was out- i1tanding as n kickoff return specialist in a victory over the Orecn Bay Packers, 14 By Larry Bortstein "The Year of The Rookie" The evidence is building up: This season may have produced . the finest overall crop of first-year professional performers in history whose own Scott Hunrer had an auspicious debut as an NFL quarterback. That 1971 is destined to be a banner season for new- comers in professional foot- ball is firmly established. Of the more than 200 rookies who earned berths on the rosters of the 26 NFL teams during the :.ummer train- ing camps, appcoximately 45 of them were in the starting lineups for the opening games of the sea· son-a remarkable percent- age. Five rookies appeared in the s tarting lineup of the New Orleans Saints, the same team which employs Manning. Selecting the cream of Lhe 1971 rookie crop is a risky procedure, al best, but here are nine of the most promising, listed in alpha- betical order: * RICHARD HARRIS, Defensive end, Philadelphia Eagles -This 6-4, i60- pound pillar of strength trained under Eddie Robin- son at Grambling, who has sent more players to the pros than any other coach. Harris excelled in the an- nual All-Star Game, which "'·pits college All-Americans against the Super Bowl champions-this time the Baltimore Colts. Bob Vogel, the nine-year veteran who tried vainly to block Harris' path to the Co\ts' backfield, marveled at Richard's strength and quickness. "He moves almost as fast as the backs he's chasing," Vogel remarked. Harris was named the most valuable collegiate performer in the game, which was won, as expected, by Baltimore, but by the uneitpectedly close score of 24-17. Grambling coach Robinson dubbed Harris "the finest lineman I have ever coached." This places Harris above the likes of much-decorated Buck Buchanan, the defen- sive tackle of the Kansas City Chiefs. Richard pro- vides the Eagles with badly needed weaponry in their long-undermanned defen- sive line. * FRANK LEWIS, Wide receiver, Pittsbureh Steflers -Another Oram- bli ng alumnus, and consid- ered by many the finest all- round back to come out of that fabled Louisiana school, Frank joined the Steelers following an in- credible undergraduate ca- reer. As a runner, he aver- aged 10.8 yards per carry during his four varsity sea- sons. As a pass receiver, he averaged 18.7 yards per catch. His overall totals would have been higher, but he missed four games as a ·senior because of a ha !tring injury. Lewis es from a large family. has three brothers and four sisters. · His great spCed-9.4 seconds for 100 yards-may be a result of outsprinting the rest of that large b"'lood to the dinner table. The Lewis family didn't always have enough food to go around. When Frank learned he had been drafted by Pittsburgh, he began working out with ttuarterback Terry Brad- shaw, last year's leading Stecler rookie, whose home is only a few miles from Lewis'. Frank stands 6-1 and weighs 195 pounds. - * ARCHIE MAN· NING, Quarterback, New Orleans Saints -If the South's favorite passer hadn't missed two games of his senior season at Mis- sissippi with a pulled groin muscle and a fractured left forearm. Archie mig~t have given Jim ·Plunkett a great- er run for the Heisman Tro- phy. Manning, whose most arresting features arc his red hair and his quickness of arm and legs, elected to sign a contract to play foot- ball in New Orleans, rather • than one to play baseball in Chicago (the White Sox had hoped to enlist Archie as a shortstop). "Both my wife Olivia and l like football beUer as a sport," he ex- plains. "There's a bigger challenge involved in foot- ball, especially when you're the quarterback. You have the responsibility of trying to win the game all by your- self. You don't find lhat in baseball." Manning has won many games by him- self. In his most outstand- ing college effort, he ran and passed the ball for a total of 540 yards, one of the highest figures ever re- corded for a single game. Archie stands 6-3 and weighs 204. * JIM PLUNKETf, Qullrterback, New England Patriots -The first player drafted by the pros this year (Manning was second), Jim · Plunkett established numer- ous college records a1 Stan· ford, including one for most pas..-;ing yardage over a varsity career, and was named_ the winner of the 1970 Weisman Trophy. His natural gifts include a pow- erful.rthrowing arm -with which he releases the foot- ball swiftly, accurately, and for long distances-and an unusual amount of perse- verance. H e is of Mexican descent, and ~rew up poor in northern CaJif~ia. His father passed away in l969, leaving only Jim'~ mother, who is blind, to guide him. Plunkett found inl>piration in his college courses, which included a major in politi· cal science. H e intends 10 go on to graduate school. Experts f ecl that Plunkett may become the nellt "su- per" qu!rterback in foot- ball. He experienced diffi- culty in his first few exhibi- tion appearances last sum- mer, but quickly found the range. He is 6-3, weighs 210 pounds. * JOHN RIGGINS, Running back, New York Jets-The first pro player ever to come out of tiny Centralia, Kanl>as (popula- tion, 500), John is a model running back. He has the strength lo drive inside for the tough yardage, and also can move out- i.ide extremely well for a man his size (6-2, 237). Riggins twice established scholastic sprint records in the state of Kansas. At Kansas University, he shat- tered every running record established by Gale Sayers, whom many consider the fine.st running back of all time. John also is an excep- tional blocker. His older brother, Franklin, nick- named Junior, is io the farm system of baseball's California Angels. The youngest Riggins boy, Billy. is a sophomore fullback at Kansas this fall. A journal- ism and public relations major at college, John knows how to attract atten- tion. Early this year, he ar- rived in Mobile. Ala., for the Senior Bowl dressed in a pink jumpsuit, leather thong sandals, and no socks. "The coaches at Kansas were kind of re- strictive about styles in clothes and hair," Riggins confesses. "But once I had played my last game there, J decided to do my own thing." John's "thing" also includes a bush of curly, sand-colored hair. The Jets allow Riggins his individu- ality. He was their leading groundgainer in the prcsca· son exhibition games. (Continued on. page 16) ~· . ' . ' I . Why (a it sou.any people t~ tbe only time you ' ci.n go pamping µ,vacation time? +. · •.t nsenae, says your ~io'N.AL• : ion~ Vehicle dealer~~ · see your International dealer now~ when 1 • ybody else is heading for the great fndoors. He can show you how to ge\ to some of the most e ou\d.9Qr8 is still there. Except that all the .inNvelous overnight campouts of the whole year. : '.,... .. 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It ha. .the power, the ti-actton. therucsecln .. •to .. tyour camptna traner or your boat baok where the water .J r fJI clear-and lonetsome. ,,.,-~~=~~~ ( ---..• _, { -• ..J Rookies (Continued from page 14) * JACK TATUM, De- fensive back, Oakland Raiders-Thought by many to be the finest aJt-round athlete drafted for pro foot- ball this year, Jack packs 20S pounds on a ~turdy S-10 frame. He was an aJl- state fuUback while playing high school ball in Passaic, N .J ., and hoped to con- tinue the Ohio State tradi- tion for powerful fullbacks when he emigrated to Co-, lul)lbus. But he was badly needed on defense, so he was made into a roverback -a combination corncrback and linebacker. Tatum was so quick he had no trouble defending against the ~wift cst receivers he was asked to cover, and he developed a penchant for bruising tackles. Jack didn't stop an opponent; he destroyed him. The roverback spot, it turned out, suited him perfectly, though he con- fesses he longed to play at least part-time on offense. The Raiders, who drafted him w th ·the intent.ion of using i"' either at corner-. b or strong safety, have romised Tatum ·he'll get in at least a few series with the offensive platoon. Woody H ayes, the coach of Ohio Sta te's perennially success- ful tcams,callsJack, "pound for pound the finest athlete I ever coached. The mean- est too." * ISIAH ROBERT- SON, Outside linebacker, Los Anceles Rams -Isiah is another one of those players from a relativ~ly unknown college campus, Southern University in New Orleans. During his varsity career there, he was one of the outstanding defenders in college football, largely because of his great speed. which more than compen- ' sated for h is relative lack o f size. (Robertson is 6-3 and weighs 225, on the diminu- tive side for a pro lineback- Announcing . er.) 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During the summer training sessions with the 49ers, and in the early ex- hibition games, wa~hing ton was tried at wide re· ceivcr and defensive back, as well as al running back. But he quickly displayed fabulous in~tincts for the latter position. "I really wanted to prove I could Robertson made 11 inter- ceptions1 a n enviable total f~r a linebacker, indicating his alertness and quickness on pass coverage. * ELMO WRIGHT, Wide receiver, Kamas City Chiefs-Elmo could prob- ably have entered any of three different fields and been successful. He was a "B" student in electrical en- gineering at the University of H ouston, and also is an accompliiohed saxophone player. But Wright couldn't pass up the opportunity to play pro football, and the Chiefs weren't about to lose Elmo to either the slide rule or the saxophone. Wright did so well in the prcscason gam es that Kansas City traded away one of its mainstays at the wide re- ceiver position to ma ke room for the newcomer. Elmo established three col- lege pass receiving records -in career touchdowns, in career yardage average, and in single-season aver- age. He also finished sec- ond on the all-time list in total yardage. All these feats are more remarkable when one con~iders that H ouston has always fea- iured primarily a running game. Wr;ght, who is 6-1 and weighs 210, has been known lo run the 40-yard dash -the pros measuring stick -in an a.\toundingly quick 4.4 seconds. H e has been accused. of "showboat- ing," because of 'his pen- chant for running for a touchdown with the ball held high in the air. But Elmo sniffs at such talk. "I'm colodul," he says. "Jt bothers some people." The Chiefs don't mind a bit. run in the major leagues," Vic gloated. "I did great in Canada; but let's face it- it's not the same. 1 had to prove l belonged with the best." Washington's exem- plary speed and ability to dodge tacklers make him a candidate to roll up large chunks of real estate all around the NFL. 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The investigators note that the findings of the study "suggest that the dominant side-which is the right in m~st cases- is either more sensitive or more closely integrated with an individual's affective behavior." 2. False. Psychological studies at the University of Bristol have demonstrated that the more excited you get the less sensitive you are to pain. That's why on the football field, for example, bumps, bruises and other injuries which ordi- narily would be quite painful, often go completely unnoticed until after the ex- citement o f the game is over. Reason : when your brain is preoccupied and busy with other things, it pays less at- tention to the signals relayed to it by rhe pain nerves-sometimes ignoring them completely. (Much as a busy ex- ecutive might ignore a flashing Jight or buzzer signal.) 3. False. Studies show that good tolcra- tors of pain tend to be extroverted. 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The Family Weekly Sewing Comer By Rosalyn Abrevaya The Raglan Sleeve Returns, I l.__. ..) ~ F-1075 The Real Woman is making a comeback, wearing clothes distinct· ly untribal. After all, who wants to look like her teen.age daughter'? Designed with a few pattern pieces (making it an easy dress .to sew}, this attractive style has a to\>- stitched front panel, button-detail ) ing and heralds the return of the J raglan sleeve-which you can make short or long. Fabric suggestions· wool jersey, linen, or a silk gabardine. Size 14 takes 2~ yards of 44. inc~ fabric for long sleeves; , 2% yards for short sleeves. Standa rd body measurements for size ·14 are: J Bust 36, Waist 27, Hips 38. -r 20 A PRINTED PATIERN Send to: FAMILY WEEKLY PATIERNS, Dept. 5290. 4500 N.W. 135th St ., Miami, Fla. 33054 PLEAS°E PRINT Be sure to give zip code NAM.__ ____________________ ~ STREET~---------------------- CITY~------------------------- STAT ______________ ZIP ______ _ Send $1 .00 plus 25 cents for postage and handling; cash, check, or money order. Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16 (New sizing) . F·l075 State sizel .... ____ __. Fami/11 Weekly, S ovember 7, 1971 : (ADVEATIHMENT) l -ate my way through eleven countries; Then I lost 80 ·pounds. W H EN you are married to an Air Force man, you can be pretty sure of one thing: moving around. And if you like food the way I do, the whole world turns into a smorgasbord. Bratwurst in Germany. Souffles in France. Meat pies in England. It was eat ... eat ... eat from one country to the next, until we fi- nally came home to Safford, Arizona. Then I took a look at the one ugly souvenir I had brought back: my fat. I was 197 pounds! And I knew I had to lose a part of me. I am German by birth and I was used to good, solid food always. Yet at my marriage (after the Berlin Air-Lift), I weighed only 110 pounds. It was not until iny first daughter was born that my weight really went up. Then it seemed there was no stop to it. Every country we went to, I picked up new recipes as I added dimples to my elbows ana another course to our meals. Dinners in our house got so long, my husband had to have two . -cigarette breaks just to get through them. I don't know how he ever stayed slim.· For I just got fatter and fatter. The last dress I remem- ber huying was size 18 1/z. After t hat, I made my clothes and went as high as a 42 pattern. All those "pasties" I used to make certainly didn't help. Maybe you never hea rd of them. They are like turnovers, filled with diced beef, carrots, potatoes and seasoning. It's an old recipe which came from Cornwall, E ngland to the Finns of northern Michigan where my husband was raised. The copper miners used to take "pasties" with them underground for lunch, because they taste delicious cold. But I like them hot better. Such eating as this pushed me so close to 200 pounds 9n the scale that fin ally I knew I must do something to redu·ce. I had been reading stories in magazines about those ladies who lost weight with the Aydsli' Plan, and I thought I should huy a box of these reducing plan candies. We have to drive about 125 miles to a shopping cente'r, so on one trip I went to the drug section and got the chocolate fudge-type Ayds. The caramel kind was too chewy for me and they· didn't have the butterscotch fudge then. I had never tried a reducing product be- fore. Just some exercise. And once a carrot diet that turned me so yellow, I was afraid. I also tri~J to control my appetite by myself, hut that was too hard. I needed something-to help me and Ayds did, when I took them like it says. And the direction's.say they contain no harmful drugs. With Ayds I really was ahlc to ealless. I even started to cook less. I made meals of ~eat and vegctahles and fruit, with- By Helga Heckel -as told to Ruth L. McCarthy I weighed close to 197 pounds in this picture, taken during one of ou~ sight-seeing trips through Arizona .. Can you lielieue I now look like this? 117 pounds! And my new slimness has helped nie lbse a lot of my shyness. out eating any bread or potatoes. And I began to lose pounds on the Ayds Plan. At first I thought that if I lost weight, may- be I would lose my strength and get weak. But I did not. I did all my own housework and gar- dening without getting tired at all. I can still even tear a big catalog, like a telephone book, right in half. I saw a man do that on television once a nd I practiced until I learned it also. My husband says now that I am down to 117 pounds that we get better mileage an our sports car. I don't know whether he is teasing me or.not, but this much I know: ..b.~ liltes me slim again. • And now, please, I would like to say just one more thing to anybody who is reading this and wondering if this Ayds Candy can really hel p. I say to you that the hardest part of reducing is to start. It's like going to the dentist . You know you must do it, even if you are afraid. Eu~ once you make up your roind·, it immedi- ately becomes easier. That's how it was at first for me on the Ayds Plan. But once I had lost 17 pounds, I knew I could go down as much as I wanted. Look at my pictures. See what I mean? Before, an~ A~e·r Measurements Before After Height ........ 5' 31h" ....... 5' 3%" Weight ....... 197 lbs ....... 11 7 lhs. Bw~t ...... : .. 451h" ........ 34 'h" Waist ........ 36" ......... 26" ~lips ........ :43" ......... 331/.1" Dress ... Pattern size 42 ... 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MOZZARELLA-CROWNED PORK CHOPS AND SPAGHETII 1 tablespoon butter 6 loin or rib pof1I chops, cut about 34 in. thick 1A cup chopped onion 1 can (15 oz.) tomato sauce with tomato bits 1 env. (11.h oz.) spaghetti sauce mix 34 cup water 1.h cup grated Parmesan-Romano cheese 7 oz. thin spaghetti 1 cup (4 ~.)shredded Mozzarella cheese 1. Heat butler in a large skillet. Add chops and brown on both sides. Re- move them from skillet and keep w:irm. 2. Mix onion into far in skillet and cook until tender, .stirring occasionally. Mix in tomato sauce. spaghetti sauce mix. water, and grated Parmesan-Romano cheese. Return chops to skillet; cover and cook over low heat until meat is tender, 45 to 55 min .• basting occasion- ally. During cooking. mix in a small amount of water if necessary. 3. Meanwhile. cook spaghelli following package direcrions: drain, rinse, and kc\!p hot. 4. Turn spaghelli into a shallow·serving dish. Arrange chops over spaghetti and pour snuce over ull. Top chops with shreddc<l Mozzarella. Set under broiler "11h top noout 5 in. from heat about 2 min .. or until cheese i melted. 6 SC'rvin~s STRATA SUPREME SWISS AND CRAB 1 can (7'h ~-)Alaska kJng cr,ib, drained and flaked 1h cup finely ctlopped celery IA cup finely chopped onion ~ cup mayonnaise Few grains cayenne pepper 12 slices white bread, crusts removed 3 jars or cans (4 oz. each) whole pimientos, each pimiento cut In 2 CK 3 large pieces 1 lb. Swiss cheese, shredded 5 eggs 3 cups milk 1 teaspoon salt 'Al teaspoon pepper 1A teaspoon dry mustard 1. Toss crab with celery and onion in a bowl. Mix in mayonnaise and cayenne pepper. Set aside. 2. Spread both sides of the bread slices with butter. Put half of the bread in one layer in a greased 3-qt. ~hallow llaldng dish; reserve remainder. 3. Arrange hal f of the pimiento pieces over the bread, lhcn half of t~e crab mixture. and a third of lhe shredded chcc'lc. 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FTC Report Aug. 71. HEYERDAHL AND BOAT "Water keeps you up" Here's a rev~ation about courage from Thor Heyerdahl, who rafted across the Pacific on the Kon-Tild, an<l more re- cently sailed the Atlantic on a raft-boat or pnpyrus (paper) reeds. His boat was modeled after drawings in Egyp- tian pyramids, a11d his voyage proved that Meditemrnenn sailors ('()Uld have come to the Americas on such boats lo11g before Columbus. H e wrote n hook nbout it, "The Ra E:\'}>editions:' ( Ooubleday, $I 0). \\.'c asked this DOG'S LIFE By Richard Armour Our dog is fed wit}1 bite-size bits. \Vhen others stand, he calmly sits. \Ve open for him gates and doors. And ask not that he help with chores. \Ve let him sleep, hour after hour, And do not wake him, do not glower. We rub his back and, when he twitches, We diligently scratch his itches. Around our house, or anywhere, I wish I got such loving care. --- the apparently fearless man about the problem of rear uhoord. "l am most afraid of becoming nfrnio:· Dtx·tor Heyerdahl told us. "l must keep up the spirit of the crew ( 7 men from 7 na- tions). Ao; a child, J wa'i afraid of er;ery- tliin(!,! My mother didn't even pennit me to play with a knife. I was afraid of the water. I coultln't swim." What hap- pened? "J wa.o; in my 20's, living in Tahiti. Wiuling waist-deep in the ocean, I suddenly stepped on ~-piney snails in rough surf. l was dragged along, out to open sea. What could 1 do? £ tried to swim, somehow-and I <li<l. Now I love the water; I know it keeps you up. I am much more afraid on an airplane because if something happens there's 110 way out." Some w9men are fat-and prefer it that way. Fut can be a kind of weapon. Some wives use obesity as jast that; because, psychologically, the man with a fat wife may ap pear to be not much of a ladies' man. Some wives deliber- ately add extra pounds as a protective <..'Overing against their sexual fears or to hi<le their guilt feelings about sex. Some just plain dislike men. says Dr. Natalie H arris (Newton, Mass.) and Edith Berman of The Diet Workshop (in several locations east of the Missis- sippi). ''On the other hand, some hus- bands subtly cncour11gc their wives to Quips& A game war<le11 came uron a hunter with a last year's hunting license and sternly rebuked him for shooting wilh an expired license. "I don't feel I'm doing an}rthing so terrible." was the hunter's reply. ·Tm only shooting at the birds I missed last yeM." -/larolcl II elf er IMP-BUTTONS -~PRINCE ' ( RAINIER i GROWS OLD ~ WITH ~GRACE ~ By Talbert A pahon in a rcstnurunt ~truck up ,\ C"onversation with the diner seatc.'<.l op- posite him. "Do you cnt here regularly?" he ;\~ke<l. ''No," replied hi<; talilcmalt>, "1 eat in t1 different place every day." The Ei~t man grinned. "J don't tip, t>ither,'' he !>nid. -F. G. K cr11011 herom veight becalL~c they ft."CI more secure with an unuttrnc.1.ive wife." An example-one t\·oman dieted 100 p<>w1ds off, despite the foct her "loving" husband placed a box of <.'1lndy by the bc<l every night. BABY PAUL AND BAMBI DOG Alas, boy bites dog , The old saw tells about a newspaper editor who advio;cd n cub rt>portcr that he wasn't interested in any stories about dogs biting men; hut that when the reporter found a man biting a dog- that was news. Well, here is the story of two·year-olc.l Pa'IJ Joseph, Ilic dug- hiting hoy. Little Pa11l regularly im- itates Bambi, the docile fnmily dog, who simply turns the other check while the baby barks, growls, cmwls 011 all fours-and bites him. Mr. and M rs. Kids arc buying guitars at t/1e rate of 3.5,000 a week-and lcarni11g to play tlicm at t/ie rate of 42 a year. -Ilcmry E. f,,eabo A man met an old friend who has hct>n "under the W<'atlll'r" for some time. and asked him how ht> wns f e<>ling. The alRicted one replied ~' I'm fcC'li11~ rn11ch better. I've been ~oi11g to •m- other doctor, an<l he l1as been givin~ me iron shots, iron tnl1l<'ts ancJ iro11 int raveuously." ''And that's made yo11 frt:l ht•lter?" ..Sme has ... as Ion~ as I fnce uorth." -H1•rtfol1 Faifll'C'allu•1 \Vhen yn11 open a wine/ow yo11rsclf, you get fn~\/1 air. Whr n someone else - 01>c11.v it, you get a tlraf t. -L11Cillc J. Goodyear WASH·OUT An automatic washer Doosn·t make life heaven. - Instead of one wash day a week. Now I'm stuck with seven. -Ceartia ~tarbuck Calbrolth ' • Joseph nre seeking a new home for poor Bambi, "before he becomes 11 nervous wreck. If Bambi is gone, Paul may realize he is nut :t dog, hula little boy." DATES: Cat Week ~tarts Sunday. The World Cup Golf C hampiunship begins Thursday in P_alm Bench Carcle11s, Fl.,. ANNIVERSARIES: The Marine c~.,s was established 196 ye:m ago Wednts· day hy the Co11ti11e11tal Co ngrC'ss in Philn<lelphia. The "U11k11ow11 Soldier" of World War I was burit.-<l at Arlington Cemetery, 50 years ago Thursday. BIRTHDAYS: Sunday-Billy Graham i., 5:3; Jean Shrimpton 28. Monday-Kath- erine Hepburn is 62; Pa tti Page 44. Tuesday-Spiro Agnew is 5:3. Wednes· day-Richard Burton is 46. Thursday -Hedy Lamarr is 60. Friday-PrinC'C.SS Crace (Kell}) or Monal'O is 42. Satur- day-Jean Scl>erg is 3:3. • BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Billy Graham and Jean Shrimpton By Frank Baginski UTILE EMILY 1 I I I "Nice utch, Freddy!" .,, 21 . July Lipstici ViNE shiny green lavH . ' for y.....-ound bNuty. • . .·October. COFFEE l!LUT . MING TREE ,......,, ........ of ....... ...... cutt.e. fMdMtlng and,. .......... Ju~ QUEEN'S TEARS flowers.. with 0 1w drops" of necw etop sllvery-whlte ...... December GLASS GARDEN Plants A u,.free mlm.ture ~~SIXWOOlt ~nd pl.ms to delight everyone. -·--· COST A MESA SADDLE BACK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEAC:-1 FOUNTAIN VALLEY SAN CLEMENT~ WEEK OF NOVEMBER 6 • NOVEMBER 12 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 6, 1971 • > DICK -WILSON'S . , WILSON FORD SALES jllliei;i1)j How's this for a bit of uncanny · luck! It ~ms lhat Thf'Odor<.' E. Udd. a sailor aboard th<' U.S. s. Gompers, a destroyer te nder atationcd In San Dl<'J:O sp0tted h'5 car In a downtown parking Jot. Nothini.: unusual about that <'XCCJ>t that Seaman Udd's car h1td bc<'n stolen four months earllot· whll<.' his ship wAs 1tnrhor<'d In Scettlo. Th<' wise sailor promptly notifl<'d 1iollcc and dctt'Ctlves "i;tak<'d out" th<-11 at·klng lot. Tn dur Um<' another sailor from th<' airc"lfl carrier. U. S. S. Con- !;tcllatlon arrlvf'd on thf' se<-llt', i:ot Into th<' vchlcl<' and start- ('() the c~lnc. Whcrcur>0n lh«' authoritics asked him to ~tab llsh owmnhip ... he couJdn·t and was al'l'CSled for aufl tht'ft. The dctectlvcs slated that ttw- <:~ of M.'llman Udd l'lll>l- ting his car 1,200 miles from the an-a of I hr llwrt W<.'l'<' about Olk' In million . . . Here at Yfilson Jo'uau Sal~ In Hunt- ington . Bcac·h Wt' hav<' a perk- ing lot full of i.:n·at rww 1972 Fords ... ~hat a <'81". In Ford's 75 years of• pt'oducing fin<.' automobiles f•11' America. this has to be oul' rlnt•sl yr•ar. Why not drop In soon and ~'<' our 1972 Auto Show !40on? You're sure to find the Fonl that fits your tutc and your t>Ursc from our huge selection or tx-autl- ful new 1972's . . . You just might drive one home. 18255 BEACH ILVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH ·-••• -••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DICK WILSON SAYS: '72's ARE ARRIVING BY THE TRUCK LOAD ! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ! ! HUGE . DIS- COUNTS ON ALL REMAINING 1971 's ! ! . Complete 1972 Car and Truck Line On S~le! BRAND?NEW 1972 ~ ~MMEDIATE DELIVERY ___ .._....~..-.--------- $65 TOTAL I DOWN PYMT. S65 TOTAL MONTHLY PYMT. l6 MONTHS $6~ i1 the totel down p•y,.,ent end $65 ;, th e tot•I monthly P•v111ent includin~u, '71 licerne end •II fin•nce ch.,CJH ~n •pptroved. cred•. for 16 months. Oefured p•yrnent price 11 S.2405.00 111clud1n •II fin•nc:e chn9~1. le•e1, ·n licen19 or 1f you prefer to P•V c•1h, lhe full c uh price i1 only $2051.95 i11cludin9 u lu tu, '72 license A.1'.R. 10.64 '1. . • 971 FORD MOVE-EM-OUT SALE NOW ·ON AT WILSON FORD JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN D'EGO FRWY . ON BEACH BLVD. 18255 · BEACH BOULEVARD · ~ . HUNTINGTON BEACH · · 842-6611 SAUS Dirr SUYtcr O'(N 592-5511 9 • "' to l 0 ' "'· THs thn Fri .. I • "' te s ' "' 1 Der1 MON. 7:30 • "'· t• S:lO '·"'· , l 10 t . • I : . . . REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY thru FRIDAY MORN I NC Today Wed.; Rttoncili11ion Thurs; Federal Elecutive Board Fri 5:55 0 History of Mexleo f.El Educational features ~:00 8 Sunrise Semester Cl) Buy-Line 6:25 O Education Elchange l0:30 II love of Life 6:30 8 Odyssey "Ceremony of lnno· 0 o m Hollywood Squares (!) Phil Donahue Show ence" ft1on .. Wed .. Fri., "Reading" n:!I M t M w d w d T Th u:.. an rap on., e . • an er-ues.. urs. I t T Th .... ,._ f . 00 Education11 Futures us ues., urs .. ~ .. .,.,ngress 11• (:J Across the Fence Mon.: Makinf 11:00 iJ @ Where the Heart Is 0 10' CT;\ Jeopard" Most of Maturity Tues.: Davey and ~ 1:.1:.1 1 • Goliath Wed: Parent Youth Forum 0 00 (iij Cl) ~allopmg Gourmet ' . ID let's Rap Frt. only Thurs.: Youth and the Issues frt. @ Travel Shows o Today on the Farm ui . m R d' With y Ch'ld M . l~..-5 ID Operation Grandparents Tues.; e~ ing our 1 , on., Adoption Segment Thurs. lndustnal Arb Tue.s.; lets Talk ll :2o @ Fashions in Sewing Abo~t Teens Wed., Teach~r In· 11:30 8 (J) Search for Tomorrow Sen11ce Thurs.; Campus Prollle Fri. 0 0 C"n Wh Wh t Wh G ~ • • 1:.1:.1 o, a , ere ame 6:45 UI Commodity Report 0 @ (!) m That Girl ')7:00 f) (jl CBS News John Hart m let's Rap Mon.-Thurs 0 m Today Show Frank McGee @ Bill Johns News hosts. . 5 Sesame Street 0 Mr. Wishbone O Eyewitness News Chuck Henry O Banana Splits Q) Cartoons ID Thunderbirds @ Bozo's Big Top Sho" fE Market Opening ED @ Sesame Street AFTfRNOO~~ 12:00 8 Paul Bernard-Psychi1trist 0 EI!) 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Smith (8 NYPD 0 19, Dick Van Dyke m The Flintstones @ r.illigan's Island ED (15) Misterogers' Neighborhood al En Busca del Paraiso m Death Valley Days (39 The Movie Game mEIAmo CE) News Victoria James 5;30 [31 News Mon O Father Knows But Mon .. wed . Thurs .. Fri • Jerry West Show Tues (61 Catt of the West 0 ABC News Reasoner Smith (il 0 CD News 0 Get Smart ID Dennis' the Menace @ Petticoat Junction ED (ff The Electric Company m Don Wilson's Town Talk Q9 Gilligan's Island a;) Natacha CE) New' 7:30 00 Banana Splits 0 Effective living Q) Petticoat Junction m Yogi and Friends @Hobo Kelly @ Crafts Mon.. Mantrap Tues. Th urs., Fri., Public Service Film Wed. t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ei) k Merkel Coverage 8:00 8 Cap • Kangaroo O Sindy arecrow 00 .Cartoons l O Ralph Story's A.M. 00 Sunup Mel Knoepp (foJ Today Show ID Cartoons 5 Classroom Instructional TV CE) Bozo's Big Top Show 8:30 00 Coffee Break/Children's Ttecher 0 Jack La Linne ID Dennis tl'te Menace @ Gumbr ED Eduutlon1I features Tues , Wed. Cl) News Victoria James 8:50 (3) News Dick McAleer 9;00 8 The Lucy Show 0 O) m Dinah's Plice O The Gallery (i) Jack la t..nne (i) Mike Douglas O News Meyers, Del Rio ID Movie: See Dayli~ovles @ Uncle Waldo m m Seume Street 9:30 8 Beverly Hillbillies 0 0 m Concentration O O Movie: See Daytime Movies. (_6) Virginie Gr1h1m Show O Tempo @ Romper Room 10:00 U F1mily Affair (3) Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 o m Siie of ttte Century . IE Wor1d Talk Mon.; Report to the Consumer Tues • Your Government ED Educational features 12:20 m High Noon Buffoons 12:30 8 (8 ) As the World Tums 0 0 m Days of Our Lives 0 Movie Game 0 @.l Ci) CE) Password 0 Baxter Ward News IE) Dialing for Dollars 1:00 e (B ) love Is I Many Splendored Thing 0 ~J m The Doctors O Virginia Graham Show (6) Galloping Gourmet 0 (3l CE) All My Children (:J m Movie: See Daytime Movtes. 1:30 f) (8 I The Guiding light 0 ~o m Another World 0 (3) (i) CE) let's Make a Dul m f ashions in Sewing (1.5 The Electric C-Ompany EE Commodity Report P9 39· TV News 1 :40 IE) Dialing for Dollars 2:00 8 (j l Secret Storm 0 :10) m Bright Promise 0 Ben Casey 0 (j) Ci) CE) Newlywed Game IE) Movie: See Daytime Movies. 09 Romper Room 2:30 8 @ Edge of Night 0 (LQ) m Somerset 0 CV 00 m Dating Game ED Educational Features ~~ It's Your Bet 3:0Q8 Gomer Pyle 0 It's Your Bet O Clttoon·ln 0 00 Cl) Generel Hospilll CJ) Movie: See Daytime Movies. BEFORE YOU LEASE INVESTIGATE! 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Q) Nashville Music m Spotlight 8 Boxinr 5:30 O (i) News e Candid Camera m Slf•ri to Adventul'e 6:00 6 00 News 0 m NBC News Garrick Utley O Rim Footb•ll Action fJ Real Don Steele ~ow o Movie: (C) (2hr) "four for Tex· u" (drama) '63 -Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra. Q) Bracken's World EE Waterfront ffi The Advocates aJ Eres Mi Destino ~ Safari to Adventure a!) Muslca y Canciones Latinas 6:30 (3) Sports With Berth O KNBC News Conference (6) Sports Ch1llenge fJ Erewltness News Ci) Star Trek Ei) Tr1velure m Edre of Eternity ~ let's Go Explortnr al Nashville Muslc 7:00 8 CBS News Roger Mudd World of Sports Illustrated O N1tion1I Georraphlc "Hidden World" 0 al Hee Haw Roy Rogers and Dale Evans guest. @ Truth or Consequences fJ let's Mike 1 Deal fJ Death Valley Days m m 0 Lawrence Wilk $¥w aJ It TakH 1 Thief fl.) Creative llvlnr With Crafts Ell) American Dream Machine ~ V1r1edld Mu1Jc1I 7:30 IJ D1Yid Frost Revue Lucille Ball guests. 1 CD Nannr and the Profmor ct) Doctor In the House fJ Juvenilt Jury Jack Bury (j) Rollin' orr the River fJ Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Don· ovan's Reef" (comedy) '63-John Wayne, Lee Marvin, Elizabeth Allen. 7:55 O laker W1rm-Up 8:00 tJ 00 All in the family Edith's honesty infuriates Archie when he learns that she left a note when she dented an unoccupied car. Barnard Hughes guests as Father Majeski. 0 THE PARTNERS * "FUNNIEST NEW SHOW" 0 @) m The Partners "Requiem for a Godfather" The Partners wind up in a cemetery in their pursuit of a mobster. Rick Jason guests. O laker B1sketb1ll L.A. Lakers vs. Golden State Warriors at Oakland. fJ (I) (jJ al Gettlnr Torether m Movie Greats: (Zhr) "The Post· man Always Rings Twice" (mystery) '46 -Lana Turner. John Garfield, Hume Cronyn. Story or an illicit love between a young wife and her old husband's worker. Q) Championship Wrestling Ei) World Tomorrow H!) Hollywood Television Theatre al Ensal1d1 de Locos ~ Film Future - a!) Latin -American Showcase 8:30 B 00 Funny flee 0 0 m The Good Life "Outton's Retirement" Butler Albert Miller (Larry Hagman) persuades Mr. Out· ton (David Wayne) to retire. but Dutton's way of taking ii easy is anything but easy for Albert and his wife fJ (]) (jJ al ABC Movie of the Weekend: (C) (90) "Revenre" (dra· ma) '71 -Shelley Winters, Carol Rossen, Bradford Dillman, Stuart Whitman. Using ESP and a practi· lioner who admits to being a phony, a woman locates her husband who has been caged in a house by an old woman seeking revenge. Ei) Hour or Deliver1nce 9:00 B 00 Dick Vin Dyke Show Sleep· ing arrangements become a prob· lem when a desert storm forces the Prestons to host a houseful of over· nirht guests. Elliott Reid. Paul Lam· bert. Jacqueline Scott and Sarah Jane Miller guest. 0 @) m NBC Saturday MO¥fe: (C) (2hr) "6i1i" (musical) '58-les· he Caron, Maurice Chevalier, Louis Jourdan. A bright, tomboyish teen- ager living in Paris at the turn or the century, is being groomed by her sophisticated grandmother (Herml· one Gingold) and the areal aunt (Isabel Jeans) to become the mis· tress or one particular man-the elegant and blase Gaston Lachallle (Jourdan). Ell) i lptcl4L j l . A. Fllmu 'review ii) Mo~le: (C) "Huyendo del Hal· con" 9:30 6 Cl) Miry Trier Moore Show Mary and Lou must prepare and deliver the six o'clock news when 1 union strike empties the newsroom. 1971 ohn llen. '!h's he hen car. th er " iem ind t of vs. ove old n's ler ut- ut is his e a· rol rt Ii· y, ho Id P· b· e f· h e: S· is dem>nstrate "~ Art of Love:' In oolor. tmm~ CDl~l ,l THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 6. 1971 O News Larry Burrell only famous artists are dead ones, (D Porter Wagoner Show and has a buddy help him fake a ffi Cine Mexicano suicide. 10:00 f) (I() Mission: Impossible Stolen ffi Movie: (C) "Bachelor Flat" gems suddenly d1sapear and the (comedy '62 -Richard Beymer. ship on which they were being trans· Tuesday Weld. ported es blown up at sea. Fritz 11:30 O Movie: (C) "55 Days at Peking" Weaver guests (drama) '63-Charlton Heston. Ava 0 (i)@ Cl) The Persuaders Gardner. David Niven Story of the "Greensleeves Brett is only mildly struggle that followed when 11 na· amused when Danny discovers an lions united against the unorganized old photograph of Brett's family in Boxers who were driven out of Pe· the old tamely mansion that has mys· king following a 55·day seige. tenously come to life without Brett's '6 Movie: "Beyond the Curtain" knowledge. (drama) '61-Richard Greene 0 Target Reges Philbin 0 Saturday Night Movie: (C) "To ID News Ken Jones Hell and Back" (drama) '55-Audie (8 The Wilburn Brothers Murphy, Marshal Thompson. Charles ID David Susskind Show Drake. Story of America's most dee (;l~ Film: "Trouble Along the Way" orated hero, Audie Murphy. ffi Cine Mexicano (j) Movie: (C) "l ast Outpost" (west· 10:15 O lakers Wrap-Up ern) '51-Ronald Reagan. 10:30 O Sports Challenge o Movie: (C) "Privilege" (drama) 0 Twilight Zone '67-Paul Jones, Jean Shrimpton. (8 News Bill Reddick @ Movie: "A Bullet for Joey" (m ys 11:00 f) (3 1OO(8 1 jO) News tery)'SS -George Rart O Saturday Night Fights 12:00 0 Movie: "Black Cat" (mystery) (i) Mushal DiJJon '34-Boris Karloff. Bela Lugosi. 0 Fright Night: (C) "The Terror " 1:00 (6 News and "Unearthly Stranger" (8 Movie: "No Minor Vices" ID C-Ollege Football Fresno State (comedy) '48-0ana Andrews. vs Cal Stat~ at Long Beach 1:15 f) Movie: (C) "Pawnee" (western) f8 It !s Wntten '57-teorge Monteomery m Chiller Theatre 0 Movie: (C) "Genevieve" (com· 11:15 f) Fabulous 52! (C) "The 4rt of edy) '54 -Kay Kendall l o. ve" (comedy) '65--James Gamer., I :30 ID All-Night Show: "Stleecoach to Deck Van Dyke. Elke Sommer. Angie Fury," "Wom1n Rebels," "Untamed Dickenson. Carl Reiner. Ethel Mer· Women" man An artist decides Iha~ the I 2:25 O Spe1kin1 Freely ~ "-... w a: -0 m E Q .... c: :c \:1 a: -c:: ..... >-a: ..... Q w Qi:: >-:::> :::c ~ .... 2i:a: §i cn O UJ w ---Cl :C ~ .... Page 5 -~ . FAV_ORITE PARTNERS Back in the day:-. when Bob Hope broke into vaudeville, one or ~he mo'>t !>Uccessful acts playing the circuits was a young guy named Jack Benny. In Hope\ eye' (and in the eye!> of the American public) Benny i:-. !>till the bcsr and the brighrest-one of his favorite partners 1n comedy sketches nnd a gue't much sought after for the Hope Special-;. Benny will ~back with Bob again on Sunday (Nov. 7) when he join!> the Q,mond Brothers, Debbie Reynolds and John Wayne for N BC'~ The Bob Hope Special ( 9 10 I 0 PM ) In Hope':. fin,1 book '"Bob Hope\ Own Story" he lopca ks in thc'e glowi ng term-; of Benny: "Jat:k Benny io; a m a\ll!r of all of the comedy ing~d ients: mt11crial, 'ituation. buih.J ing a siruation. pulling ir -together ~nd sell ing it wi th expert timing. H" ti mi ng i~ wonJerful. In fact, he gOC!'I beyond being •a comedian. He\ an artii.1. Thar's the only way J can explain Jack. He has a Chaplln li kc way of creating sympath y fo r himself. He\ alw~•Yl-the par,y. alway~ on the spot. Somebody\ always making him mi,erahle. or O\.'<Jlin!! him down. or calling him a tightw;,id. Handled properly. this kind o{ material i'i might y effective." While Hope\ comedy malerial on other performer' come' ;,ind goc' according 10 whether rhe performer i!> in the he:idlinc' (he U'le' Elizaherh Ta\lur-Rich:ml Burton joke., some years. move' on to T in) Tim when he·, 1n rhc headline' and give-; the needle to Mart ha Mitchell when the 1ww' ,1orie' brcal. that \\ay), hi<. Jack Benn\ material is an in tegral part of his act. In personal appear:inces. par· 1 1cu larl~. Hop..: llJ..e, lo Jo H..:nny joJ....:-; becau~· he rcali1t'' th..: gr..:at derth of aITcl·11on p..:11pl..:' · ro'' the nation have for Benny Hope·, alfectu1nalt' r'-•gard for Benn~ never slowed h11n down on n..:edl1ng th..: fk1111n.tl tight" :id (in r..:al lifr, Benn~ is m~1 gcnero1"). According to Boh '"J,1cl. d1'C,n't rht} golf ·'"' more . . he lo't hie; hall.'' Other Hope nccdlc11 include the crack "Jack's reall y a pioneer. He wa' in f11vor of h11'"ng fill\ \e"" ago'" and the old \landhv "Benny ()WO\ a S1r.1da\1lllll\ violin worth $:!5,000. or couro;e Jack d1dn"t pny tha t ... ht• cur 1llll lhc 11ll(JJ k01.1n ... h..: got it from Straclavarill\." Thl'ir mutual heg1nn111g" in vauc.Jeville call out the wi-;..:crack. ''Jaci.·., rcallv a ,how h11"ne" pioneer. You·ve hi:nrd of Fink\ M ule<.? Wl'll. he 11st•J to wo1I. wi th Dugan's Dinoo;aur." More rct·cnl l ~. Jad \ rcnurinu" propc~-;i tie" mowd Hope in one of hi' n11mologu..:\ to qui p. "A h)I of people th ink Jack;, cheap,. 11\11 he\ reall v not . . for niv hirrhdav h..: ''-'nl me a three-v..:ar <.lib · 'cri ntion io I ook Mal!azini:·... · The old ral, will he reuni teJ ciga1n on Hope'" Nov. 7th NBC ~pecicil when they appenr in a vari..:ty show during "'hich they will cro .. ~·eomed y sword .. for the umpteenth time-to the delight or both of them. old friend'. all-tim..: nJmirer"' of each other\ comedy art. P•1e 6 . THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 6. 1971 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 7 MORN I NG 6:15 m The Chrlstophers 6:30 O Country Music m 'he Bible Answers 6:45 (8 1 The Christophers 6:55 O Give Us This Day 0 Story line 7:00 O (jJ Tom and Jerry O The Christophers. (iQJ Woody Woodpecker m Unit One "The Child's Reactioj lo Discipline" Series focuses on the role of religion in family life. Q) Public Affairs/Social Security 7:30 O (if The Groovie Cooties 0 International Zone O Mormon Tabernacle Choir (6) Directions 0 Oral Roberts ~o Deputy Dawg m Yogi Bur and Friends Q) Sacred Hurt/The Christophers 8:00 0 (8 Lamp Unto My feet O Mrs. Alpha Bet 0 tO' Rex Humbud (6) Real Estate O Herald of Truth m Wonderama Q) Revival fires ~~Cartoon Carnival 8:30 0 look Up and l ive Sund•y M•r,n•• ELEPHANT WALK [l llAAI TH IAYl GR OANA ANO~ I WS Sund•y BUS STOP MARlt YI; MONRO[ :RIHUR 0 CONNEll M ond•r CRY TERROR RJD Sl!IGIR •'<GIP SIH('<S ~NC.II D1C •1NS~'< ru••d•y MOVE OVER DARLING OORIS on IAMIS GAR N(R 1PM O Serendipity Los Angeles Plaza. Olvera Slreet and Chinalown are to- days subjecls O Campus Profile (j' let There Be light O Movie: (C) "Beachhead" (ad venture) '54 -Tony Curtis, Frank Lovejoy, Mary Murphy Q) Kathryn Kuhlman e!9 Notre Dame Football 9:00 O Inside Football O Challenge My Sermon O Day of Discovery O The Kingdom of Carealot '.@ It Is Written Q) (j) Oral Roberts m Musica y Palabras ai) Panorama Latino en Domingo 9:30 0 (j) NFL Today O This Is the life O Gene Autry @ Movie: "Girls Town" (drama) '59-Mamie Van Doren. Mel Torme. 0 Angie's Garage o Sports Illustrated Q) Gospel Singing Jubilee m Esta Es la Vida Q9' NFL Game of the Week 9:40 (31 Story line/Community Action 10:00 O ~· NFL Football Doubleheader Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Redskins at Washington. 0 (10' EI) AFC Football San Diego Chargers at New York Giants. 0 Hour of Power fJ (3' Reluctant Dragon ind Mr. Toad (!)Zoorama (Continued) W11dne sd•r FOUR FOR TEXAS f RAN~ SINA IRA DIAN MARllN Thu••d•r THE HELL WITH HEROES ROD lAHOR ('. ~UDIA CARD••Ull F,,d•r DAYTON'S DEVILS "°"' CAl HOUlol :·~1r u u"' S•tu•d.t~ THE BRIDGES AT TOKO·RI ... 'I 11 t. ... ~01 0[ t, r,R~( [~Ill Y MILLION - DOLLAR MOVIE 7:30 <Q)_TV every night • • 1971 Plaza. are to- " (ad· Frank ngo rama) Tor me. ion header ington Diego d Mr. SUNDAY (Continued) O Movie: "Knute Rockne--All American" (drama) '40 -Ronald Reagan. Pat O'Brien. Gale Page. m Frente a la Vida ' @ Grambling Football Higlilights 10:30 O 00 The Doubledeckers I!) Faith for Today m Adelante con l~s Escuelas 11:00 0 Home Buyers Guide 00 Larry Kane Show 0 00 Bullwinkle m Movie: (C) ''Don't Go Near the Water" (comedy) '57-Glenn ford, Gia Scala. JD Church In the Home m Novela Semanal ®Film: "Yellow Tomahawk" a;> Variedad 11:30 0 00 Make a Wish O Movie: "Union Station" (mys· tery) '50 -William Holden, Barry Fitzgerald, Jan Sterling. ffi Cine Mexicano AFTERNOON 12:00 00 College f ootball ·Highlights O Movie: (C) "Sky Above-The Mud Below'' (documentary) '62 - William Peacock narrates (j) Movie: "Wolf Larsen'' (adven· lure) '58 -Barry Sulllvan. Peter Graves. 0 Suspense Theatre "The Action of the Ti2er" I!) Intelligent Parent a;> Viaje 12:-30 I!) Teenage Trials ~ Double Feature: ''Humoresqu.e" and "Blackwell's Island" l :00 6 Of NFL Football San Francisco 49ers at Minnesota Vikings (Starting time 1s tentative). 0 00 G} Directions O Million $ Movie: (C) "Elephant Walk" (drama) '54-Elizabeth Tay· lor, Dana Andrews. @ 1 Movie: (C) "Four Guns to the Border" (western) '54 -Rory Cal h0tm, Colleen Miller m I SPECIAL !Tommy Tompkins: Bushman Floating on r afls through rivers and swamps. Tompkins photo· graphs the animals ol northern British Columbia, the Yukon and the Northwest territories. I!) News Nick Carter m Tribuna Publica m This Is The Life a;> Teatro Dominica! 1:30 O Eternal Light Special "The Dream '' An original play for tele· vision by Robert Crean. which deals wllh the moral and social confusions faced by an urban man. @ MVP 0 G} Issues and Answers I!) Volce·of Calvary m Movie: "Hercules Against Rome" 2:00 3 Santa B1rbara forum O Robert K. Dornan Show (jJ Best of Bowling O Eyewitness m Outer Limits m ~pJrts Set m Leyendas de Mexico a!) Nino Gf) Buy.Line 2:30 Cl Channels of Light 0 "Girl on the Run" (drama) '58 -Efrem Zimbalist Jr .. Erin O'Brien. O Movie: "Francis Joins the WACs" (comedy) '54 -Donald O'Connor. (!g) Meet the Press @Roller Game m Make a Wish 3:00 11) University Dialogue O Notre Dame Football ~Daktari O fam11y Film Festival o The Saint m Chiller mToros m Insight ffi Bullwinkle 3:30 (3) Bob Ralston Music Box CID Zane Grey Theatre m Passport to Travel G} Agriculture Report 3:45 6 NFL Post·Game Show 4:00 6 Face the Nation CI} Your Money's Worth 0 Sunday Tom Snyd er O UCLA Football Bruins vs. Indians at Stanford University. 00 Tarzan Theatre 0 College Football Highlights (81 Probe ® National Geographic (15:' Sesame Street m The Music Box ~~ Racing World ffi Rex Humbard 4:15 CI) Movie: (C) "Bachelor Flat" (comedy) '62-Tuesday Weld. Rich ard Seymer. 4:30 e I SPECIAL I How Terribly Strange to Be 70 A thoughllul and some· times humorous look al old age through the eyes of children, middle· aged persons and the elderly (81 Face the Nation 0 Pet Set m Movie: "Hunchback of Notre Dame" (drama) '39-Charles Laugh ton, Maureen O'Hara I!) Hey Landlord ID Young Musical Artists e?'J Notre Dame Football Highlights 5:00 6 Dr. Irene Kassorla O World of Sports Illustrated (j 1 Untamed World 0 I SPEciAL I Grambling, the Living legend Story of Grambling College's academic and athletic success. 101 News Schwartz. Chandler I!) Star Trek 0$) American Dr:am Machine ID The Course of Our Times m Eres Mi Destino ffi Pattern for Living 5:30 e I SPECIAL I Earthquake: The City That Waits to Die Documentary on (Continued) - See the shocking program on San Francisco that has received nation-wide news covera~c. A highly controversial British television documentary the Los An~clcs Times called " ... stunning in production I ... hk I " va ue as it 1s ms oc va uc. Al so, hear what Los Angeles earthquake experts expect will happen when the next major temblor strikes Southern California. .... ' ..... ~ .... Page 7 P•ae I I Nowat7pr1'! on Su ! "The Big News" on Sunday nas moved to 7 :00 pm. Join Clete Roberts and the weekend Big N ews team right after ."60 Minutes." THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 6, 1971 SUNDAY (Continued) the possible destruction of San Fran· cisco by a major temblor. 0 John McKay Show 0 l:i) a> Nanny ind the Professor "Aunt Henrietta and the Poltergeist" Elsa Lanchester returns as Nanny's aunt who believes a ghost is moving the Everett furniture. (j) News Ray Wilson lg) Movie: (C) "Strange Bedfellows" (comedy) '65--Rock Hudson, Gina Lollobrigida. El'j) Consultation "Preventive Dentis· try-Whose Responslbihty?" m Persr-ctive EVENING 6:00 @ Movie: (C) "fame Is the Name of the Game" (mystery) '66-Jill St. John, Anthony Franciosa. OmNews ~. g Movie: {C) {2hr) "Woman Times Seven" (comedy) '67-Shirley* ac· Laine. Alan Arkin. Rossano . azzi. Michael Caine, Vittorio Gas man. Peter Sellers, Robert Morley, Lei1 Barker. Directed by Vittorio De Sica. 00 Voyage to Bottom of Sea 0 I Am Som!l>cdy m Seven Seas 0 AGENT 007 IN SPURS * THE WILD, WILD WEST 0 Wild Wild West 6) This Is Tom Jones Guests: Engel· bert Humperdinck. Shirley Jones. Dusty Springfield. The Fo.undations, (@ The Advocates El'j) Thirty Minutes Wrth ..• a;) Variedades a> College Football Highlights 6:30 O Stpry Theatre "The Man in the Bear Skin" and "News!'' 0 E1ewitness News m Creature features: (90) "God· zilla" (sci·fi) '56-Raymond Burr. El'j) Masquerade m Meet the Press 7:00 tJ Big News Clete Roberts 0 m Wild Kingdom "Operation Rescue" Part I Methods for rescu· ing hundreds of animals from com· ing floods in Venezuela are tested. @ a>Hee Haw 0 Story in HollywQOd "Road to Carefree" A look at what some are calling the new Hollywood, the pro· duction center in Carefree, Arizona 00 Juvenile Jury 0 Death Valle1 Da1s m I SPEC.AL I Movie Premiere Cov- erage Hostess Polly Bergen greets celebrity guests at the Fox Wilshire Theater, where they will view the premiere of "Fiddler on the Roof." ElD CIVILISATION: * Xerox brings back the now-classic series. El'j) @ Civllisation ''Protest and Communication" m Sylvia , Enrique m Wild Kingdom ~lassie '11) Panorama Musical 7:30 tJ SINATRA, MARTIN & * DEBORAH KERR in a merry marry-go-round Marriage on the Rocks 8 @ CBS Sunda1 Movie: (C) (2hr) ''Marriage on the Rods" (com. edy) '6µrank Sinatra, Dean Mar· tin, Deborah Kerr. Cesar Romero, Nancy Sinatra. Scrambled marital relations result when a couple takes a second honeymoon to Mexico where by mistake, they are divorced. 0 "WORLD OF DISNEY" *MYSTERY-ADVENTURE "STRANGE MONSTER OF STRAWBERRY COVE" :' 0 Q§J m World of Disney "The Strange Monster of Strawberry Cove" Conclusion. School teacher's (Bur· gess Meredith) efforts to pro.we he really saw a sea monster in local waters are complicated by two smugglers. Agnes Moorehead also stars. 0 This Is Your Life Bill Bixby is the surprised guest. 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Bus Stop" (comedy) '56-Marilyn Mon· roe, Don Murray, Arthur O'Connell, Hope Lange. Motley collection of travelers arrive at some truths about themselves while snowbound at an Arizona bus stop. ~ Wild Kingdom ffi Mantrap 8:00 0 Movie: (90) "Dracula's Daugh· tei" (mystery) '36 -Otto Kruger. 0 CI) 00 a> The FBI "The Game of Terror" Students at an exclusive prep school lock a schoolmate in an abandoned mine shaft and de· mand $25.000 ransom from his father. m Movie Greats: (2hr) "The Post· man Always Rings Twice•• (mystery) '46 -Lana Turner, John Garfield. 6) The Big Question EE Japanese Comedy Hour El'j) ~ FiriAg Line "Why Aren't Good Buildings Being Buflt?" m I SPECIAL I El M1riachi A history of the mariachi style and the changes and development of the music over the years. ~ film: (C) "Ten Tall Men" a;) Revista Espanol 8:30 0 o m Jimmy Stewart Show "Guest of Honor" A visiting profes· sor from an Iron Curtain country finds life in the hectic Howard home a pleasure. Alan Oppenheimer and Jackie Coogan appear 9:00 0 ••KRAFT PRESENTS•• * A BOB HOPE SPECIAL WITH JACK. DEBBIE THE OSMONDS & DUKE 0 @) m I SJ1c1AL I B 0 b H 0 p e Sflow Gu~sts are Jack Benny, The Osmond Brothers. Debbie Reynolds and John Wayne. 0 @ 00 a> ABC SundaJ Movie: (C) f3hr lSm) ''Once U~n A Time in the West" (western) '69-Henry Fonda. Claudia Cardinale, Jason Ro· bards, Charles Bronson, Frank Wolff. When the only law in the West was the gun, a rancher and his three motherless children are murdered by men planning to wrest his property. IE Minority Community EE Japanese Movie tll) (jj) Masterpiece Theatre m festival Filmico 9:30 II 00 Cade's County William Shat· ner guests as a professional demo- litions expert sought by Sam Cade before he can destroy a nuclear missile base. 1J One Step Beyond B News Larry Burrell 10:00 0 ®) m The Bold Ones -The Doctors "Close-Up" Joan Van Ark guests as a famous model who be· comes victim of a rare and excru· ciating facial paralysis and seeks out Dr. Ted Stuart. IJ News Dick Garton B Community Feedback m News Ken Jones IE Joe DeSilva's Open Forum EE Japanese News Digest tll) ~ Chitago Sounds I Part I of three-part music series from the night clubs and concert halls of one of America's biggest entertainment cities. "fonight: blues-jazz singer/ pianist Kim Martell and Jennifer, lead female singer in the L.A. pro· duction of ''Hair," is featured. m lucecita ® Aztecs Football 10:30 II Jerry Visits ''Carroll O'Connor" IJ The World Tomorrow @ At Issue IE Weekend News Chuck Cecil 11:00 II O OO@J News IJ Rex Humbard B Movie: (C) "A Star Is Born" (drama) '55-Judy Garland, James Mason, Charles Bickford. m College football use VS, Wash· ington State at Pullman, Washing- ton, in 1ame taped yesterday. IE KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) IE Kathryn Kuhlman 11 :30 II Merv Griffin O @) Sunday Tonight Show . 00 Telepulse IE Movie: (C) "The Dolly Siste~ (musical) '45-Setty Grable. John Payne, June Haver: 12:00 IJ The Gallery 12:15 00 Issues and Answers D @ News 12;45 D Movie: (C) "Die! Die! My Der· ling!" (suspense) '65 -Tallulah Bankhead, Stefanie Powers. 1:00 II Movie: (C) "Brighty of the Grand Canyon" (drama) '67-Joseph Cotten, Dick foran. ONews 1:15 00 Newa 1:30 IE Movie: "Desperadoes Are In Town" (western) '5&-Rex Reason, Robert Arthur. Kathy Nolan. MONDAY NOVEMBER 8 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "It H1pp,ned One Night" (com· edy) '34-Claudette Colbert, Clark Gable. 9:30 IJ "Pier 23" (mystery) '51-Hugh Beaumont, Ann Savage. "Buck Benny Rides Again" (comedy) '40--Jack Benny, Ellen Drew. D (C) "Teus Carnival" (musical) '51-Red Skelton, Esther Williams. @ (C) "These· Thousand Hills" (western) '59-Don Murray, Richard Egan. 1:00 B (C) "Rio Conchos" (western) '64 -Richard Boone. Stuart Whitman. m "The lady From Shanghai" (mystery) '48-0rson Welles, Rita • Hayworth. Everett Sloan. 2:00 IE "Port of New York" Part 'I (dra ma) '49-Vul Brynner, Scott Brady. 3:00 00 "Roman Holiday'' (romance) '53 -Gregory Peck, Audrey Hepburn. @) (C) "The Private War of Major Benson" (drama) '55 -Charlton Heston. EVENING 4:00 II Movie: "Wake of the Red Witch" (adventure) '48-John Wayne, Gig Young, Luther Adler. Gail Russell. A rivalry develops between two ruth· less seamen who compete for the hand of a beautiful woman. IJ Rifleman @ Tarzan D rn m love American Style B Banana Splits m Cartoons IE Gentle Ben tll) (jj) Sesame Street QI) Topicos ~The Big Valley 4:30 @ Youtti in the 70's 1J Father Knows Best O News Benti. Schubeck m My Favorite Martian IE The Munsters QI) Tigres del Ring CiE) l a Hora Familiar con Consuelo Cl) Bozo's Big Top Show 5:00 @ News Bill Huddy O KNBC News Jess Marlow IJ News Morris, McCormick 00 ABC News Reasoner. Smith (j) NYPD B @) Dick Van Dyke m The Flintstones IE Gilligan's Island tll) (jj) Misterogers' Neighborhood QI) En Busca del Paraiso m Death Valley Days -(Continued) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 6, 1971 he Early Sho\V 4pm,oday - JohnWaJne ''WBkeo the Bed Witch'' CBSS2 ARCHll:."S OTHER SIDE-Carroll O'Co1111ur. thl' 1111111 wl111 111r1u•cl Archie Bunker into a household woul 1111cl ht'lped rockt•t All i11 tire Family 10 a11 all-time high in popularity wi!h tel<'.· 1·isio11 audie11ce1· l'vcn•wltere. welcomes Jary Dunphy 1111<> lus /l(J111<' for 11 selc/0111 .11•c11 look at rite pril'(t/e Ii/<' of the pop11l11r actor whe11 Jerry Visits Carroll on Sunday (November 7) a.1 /0:30 PM on Channel 2. O'Connor discusses Iris pers~nnl p/11.- losopliies regarding the clraracter of -:i rchie Bu11~er. l11s tl1ea1rt- cal beginnings in D11bli1t, Ireland; hrs sudden rise !<>r suppor~ ing actor to public figure; and some humorous stones about l11s h11ying a lwuse. and Iris role in "C/copa1rr1. '' Pace 9 Unlike many beautiful ac· tresses. Shirley Jones. star· ring tn AB C's The Partridge Family. has no stories to tell of being a wa llflower as a teenager. ·'There a I w a y s seemed to be young fellows around the house." she re· calls "But I've never been sure t6 what extent 1t was due to my father's owning the local brewery.·· * * * Efrem Z1mbalist Jr .. now in his seventh season toplining ABC's The FBI, is the ktnd of man who doesn't brag--even in regard to one of his princi· pal passions-fennis. But he made an exception recently after a fast set wi t h his daugh· ter Stephanie. For the first time since he taught her the game as a child. she beat him. "I 1ust never realized how truly great I am." said Ztm· balist. "As an instructor." * * * ABC's Bewitched series may have one of the quietest sets 1n town during filming breaks. To relax. Dick Sa r· gent. who plays Darrin Ste· phens. does anagrams. Eliza. beth Montgomery. who stars as the lovely witch S3mantha. 1s an avid horse racing fan. and pours over the Racing Form . • • • Artist -actor Peter Mark Ri chman. who co-stars as Duke Paige tn Longstreet on ABC. has an exhibit of his art at the Brindle Gallery rn West · lake Village. Among the 35 pictures on display are oils. water co lors. gouaches and pen -and-ink sketches. Rich· man. who began his academic art training at the famous Philadelphia Graphic Sketch Club. has exhibited widely 1n the U S. and abroad * • • Because of his hectic schedule of filming. record· mg songs and live concerts. Bobby Sherman has found ways to ma ke every minute cou nt. While flying to and from his wee kend concerts. the star of ABC's Getting To- gether either naps to catch up on his-sleep or signs batches of autographed pie· lures fo r his fans. • * • P11e 10 MONDAY (Continued) 5:30 O father Knows Bes1 ~ Call of the West 0 (1: ABC News Reasoner. Smith ([, 12: al News 0 Get Smart ID Dennis the Menace ID Petticoat Junction fID (f3' The Electric Company m Don Wilson's Town Talk tiii) N1t1cha I~ CO\IEDY Ol'ET-Guu t Uua \lfnnelli join~ Dkk \f:irtln In a eomfd) skit nn Ro .. an and \lanin's l.auldi·fn. \londay al II P\I on "RC. 6:00 6 Big News Jerry Dunphy 0 KNBC New~ Tom Snyder O Please Don't Eat the Daisies 0 @ (6l (El NFL Monday Night Football L.A Rams vs. Baltimore Coils at Baltimore. 0 Wild Wild West ID The Flintstones @ I Dream of Jeannie 'is Soul! EID Hodgepodge Lodee EI) Noticiero 34 m Desert Report 39 Mayberry RFD 6:30 O Steve Allen Show Guests: Charley Weaver, Mavis Houston. and Adele Davis. 8-10' News ID Andy Griffith Show ID Bill Cosby Show fID Pll1ying the Guitar m _eeatthe Odds 3~reen Acres (Ii) El Prof. Sagitano 7:00 6 CBS News Walter Cronkite 0 ffi NBC News John Chancellor 8.., Dragnet 0 WHAT'S MY LINE? * GREAT FUN FOR YOU 0 What's My Line? (10' Adam· 12 ID I Love Lucy @ I Dream of Jeannie 1s Because We Cue fID History of Meiico EI) La lntrusa THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 6, 1971 WILD I WILD WEST SUNDAY thru FRIDAY 6 PM , 1971 THE DAILY PI LOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 6. 197 1 J9 The Virginian '1 J2i Movie: (2h1) "D1ys of Wine ind HELEN HAYES KEEPS HER FANS HAPPY at) Los Tintilocos Rose s" (drama) '63-Jack Lemmon. 7:30 iJ Stand Up and Cheer Florence Lee Remick. Ho llywood is a town where t he word retir~ment can take on Henderson guests ~La Gata a variety o f mean ings. A recent case in point is the "ret ire· 0 Dr. Simon Locke w.!I Rosu para Veronica f H Th 1971 0 · d 9 30 £!11 'B' 0o · o o · M t. • ment " o Helen ayes. e scar winner announce '8 I Drum of Jonnie : ~ ~ ns ay ons ar ins l 0 ne ghbor Ange Pallucc1 goes on a earlier this year that she was ending her long career on the 0 Million $ Movie; (2hr) "Cry Ttr· 1 · 1 • ror" (drama) .58 _ James Mason matchmaking jag with Doris's hap· stage. Fortunately for her fans. she has no intention of ending Rod Steiger. Inger Stevens. Angie p1ness in mind. Kaye Ballard guests. her screen work. H er latest film is "Do Not Fold, Spindle or Dickinson An intellectual criminal 0 Buter Ward News forces an electronics man lo lab iD It Takes a Thief ricate tiny bombs which he places in all ll' Book But ' airlines lo extort lortune lor hp olls 9:45 CE Mantrap 'lo let's Make a Dul 10:00 iJ (i' My Three Sons Childless young ma.rrieds Chip and Polly ID Hogan's Heroes m Dr1gnet Douglas become the proxy parents ~ The Case for Prison Reform of a mob ot children when Steve. al) Citywatchers Barbara. Charley and Kalie all take g;i Do·Re·MI off on long weekends. m lassie 0 News Moms, McCormick at) Miguelito Valdez Show (6 1 To Tell The Truth 0 T.he Avengers 8:00 iJ (9'\ Gunsmoke "L1jah" A hang· ID News Putnam, Fishman '/ . jng minded jury sits in judgment on (is; firing Line • a mounla1n man accused of three ro I SPECIAL I The Charm of Dyna· wanton slayings. Denny Miller mite Focus on pioneer French film· guest~. maker Abel Gance who traces his hie 0 10 m laugh-In Guest Liza through a series of clips from his Minnelli pops up as a French maid films. Southern belle and vaudeville knife €t) La Criada Bien Criada thrower at) El Tomillo 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Woman Times 10:15 ffi Movie Game Seven" (comedy) '67-Shtrley Mac 10:30 iJ '&' Arnie Retired typist L1ll1an Lame Alan Arkin. Rossano Bram. Nuvo puts her flying lingers lo work Michael Caine. V11torao Gassman in husband Arnie's office with some. Peter Sellers. what disastrous results ID Truth or Consequences 0 Bruins in Action iD The Virginian '6) Movie: "Gammera" (sci-11) al) 51 Special of the Week "Intro -Brian Donlevy, •Albert Dekker ducing Roy Buchanan" Rock guitar iD !Uws 8111 Johns · h M 1 These ladles are smiling, but t hei r smiles fade wtten they dis-ist IS seen 1n sessions Wit er e m El Retrato de Dorian Gray cover that the man seeking to date the fictional girl they created Haggard, Johnny Otis. Mundell 10:45 39 Movie: (C) "True Story of Jesse for a computer-dating service is deranged. The recognizable Lowe and with his own rock group James" pranksters are four great actresses of the stage and motion g;) Yesenia ffi News pictures . left to right; Helen Hayes, Myrna Loy, Sylvia Sidney at) Nino 11 :00 iJ Ci) g;) News and Mildred Natwick. 8:30 m David Frost S~ow 0 :fe)) ~ ~ews .. M utilate,·· a suspense comedy air ing on A BC's Movie of the 39 Movie: (C) "Strangers When We 0 Movie .. South ~f Pago Pago Week. T uesday at 8:30 PM. Meet" (adventure) 40 -Vactor Mclaglen, Jon Hall. "Te n years ago I ~anted to quit t he st age but f j ust 8:45 O NFL Post-Game Show o (3' rn News couldn't ." she said. "f was always drawn back by worthwhile ffi The Persuaders 0 Movie: (C) "The l onely Profes-companies in trouble. Because the t heatre was SO good to m e. 9:00 e a Here's Lucy famed motion sion" (mystery) ·10 -Harry Guar· I just couldn't refuse struggf ing·producers or companies'. picture actress and dancer. Ganger dino. Dina Mernll. Joseph Cotten. "Then f began having serious bronchial trouble and my Rogers gue~ls as herself-and Lucy ID To Tell the Truth doctor diagnosed rt as an 'allergy to the theatre.' f knew then her bO\S and brother 1n law vie m Beat the Clock the time had come to leave. but I want to cont inue with film." viciously lor a chance to meet her ID Cit~atchers In "Do Not Fold. Spindle or Mutilate ... Miss Hayes 1s joined lnrmally 11:15 Cl) Movie Game_ . 3 Movie: (C) "Fame Is the Name 11:30 8 a ~erv Grill!~ by three other screen greats. Myrna Loy. Mildred Natwick and of the Game" (mystery) '66-Jill st 3 Movie: (C) These Thousand Sylvia Sidney 1n a story about four o ld ladies who create a John. Anthony Franciosa Hilts (western) '59-0on Murray, f1ct1onaf girl to answer a computer dating questionnaire only 0 m NBC Monday Movie: (C) (2 Richard Egan to have their seemingly harmless prank boomerang. ft was a hr) "Coogan's Bluff'' (drama) 68 0 10 m Johnny Carson from rare TV appearance for aff of them. -Clint Eastwood Lee J Cobb. Su Burbank. Cal. "f haven't done much TV but f loved this script and 1t was san Clark An Arizona deputy sheriff. 0 Movie: CC) "fearless Frank" great being able to work wit h my friends on the screen I want assigned to bring a conv1cled luller (comedy) '69-Jon Voight. Monique t o do as much TV as I can. Life wouldn't be the same for me bacl<, from New York City runs into Van Vooren · · · · f d · d d rt I h ... · m Movie· "Autumh Leaves" (ro w ithout some connect ton with acting. on t want to spen 1 1cu ty w en 111s prisoner escapes · · t · d · d f d 't I k t d " (6) Wild Wild west mance) '56-Joan Crawford. Cliff my time pu term~ aroun 1n my gar en. on 1 e o gar en. 0 ABC Monday Movie: (2hr) "The Robertson. Ve1a Miles. After completing t he 90-mrnute feature. s he moved on to Bedford Incident" (drama) '65 -iD Movie: (C) "Quantrill's Raiders" a guest star role with Lucille Ball. And she's anxious to tack le Richa rd Widmark, Sidney Poitier, (drama) '58 -Steve Cochran, Leo more. James MacArthur, Maritn Balsam. Gordon. . "I'd really like to do a series," she said. "I'm really a tcle· Wally Co•. Eric Portman An un1den 12:30 C61 Mar~h~t .. Dillon . . .. vision fan t o begin wit h despite the fact that when I was 1n t1f1ed subma11ne 1s located by a LOO ~ Movie.. The Killing (mystery) the theat re f could only wat ch d uring the day or on Sundays. U S N d I l .. com 56-Sterling Hayden, Vince Ed . . . . avy es royer ,.e I'm always able to find something diver ting to wa,ch and f mb ander blhecom1ehs ob~ess1ed1 w,•hth wcJ'dos· 0 0 (a ) 101 News don't f ind it as sfupid as I read. f do think. though , t hat some 11ng1ng e o er vesse o e f h · f f " surface and drives his men to lhr. 1:30 O The Gallery O t C v10 ence is un o rtunate. . , breaking point ID Cisco Kid From all appearances, the theatre Sloss IS tefev!SIOn S gain. Pa1e 11 If the boast by the cast and crew of NBC's Sarge about having one of the most elo· quent and convincing technt· cal advisers in Hollywood 1s true. one of the reasons might be t hat he has so much prac tice. especially on Sundays. He 1s Father John Urban. Catholic priest rn charge of th~ Department of Broadcast C6mmunications for the Arch diocese of Los Angeles. Whtie his job puts hrm on call to anyone in television who may have need of his religious and broadcast ex· pertise. the nature of the Sarge series. which stars Academy. Award w 1 n n e r George Kennedy in the title role of a detect ive.turned· priest. mak~1t something of a full-time ssignment Between arge assign. ments. his da y radio and television educational broad- casts to 45 elementa r y schools. his public service tapes. his serving of Masses on Saturdays and Sundays and his regular panel part1c1· pation on a weekly three.hour rel1g1on-oriented telev1s1on talk show the energetic 4 1 · year·old clergyman manages I to squeeze in some time for his favorite hobby -motor- cycling. Father Urban recently cov· ered a thousand miles on a trail bike during three weeks , in the mountains. "Imagine." I muses the good Father, "all that time and I didn't have to 1 say one word." * * • Marcus Welby. M.D. is in its third season on ABC . and producer David O'Connell 1s finally satisfied with the ap· pearance of the su rgical gowns wo rn by Robert Young and James Brol1n as Or s. Welby and ·Kiley. After two years of constant sudsing at a high temperature. the gowns are taking on an au thentic wrinkled look. As is the custom in hospitals they are never ironed. dorisday richard harris tuesday & wednesday Paee 12 in color 6 :30/kabc-tv THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 6. 1971 TUESDAY NOVEMBER 9 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGR AMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 ID "Night to Remember" (mystery) '42-Btran Aherne Loretta Young 9:30 O "Race for l ife" (adventure) 'SS Richard Conte Mary Alden. "Doctor Rhythm" (comedy) '38-Bing Cros by. Beatrrce Lillie O "Rawhide" (western) '51 -Ty- rone Power. Susan Hayward. 10:00 J • Movie: (C) "The Boy Cried Mur- der" (suspense) '66 -Veronica Hurst. Phil Brown 1:00 O (C) "These Thousand Hills" (western) S9-Don Murray Richard Egan ID "The l ong Haul" (adventure) 'Sl -Victor Maturt Patrrck Allen. Diana Oors Z:OO @ "Port of New York'' Conclusion (drama) ·49 -Yul Brynner Scott Brady 3:00 8 (C) "Becket" Part I (drama) '64 -Richard Burton Peter O'Toole. 10 "Nevtr Say Goodbye" (drama) '56-Rock Hudson Cornell Borchers. EVfNING 4:00 8 Movie: (C) "My Sb l oves" (comedy) '63 -Debbie Reynold s Cliff Robertson. Hans Conretd Story of Broadway star who discovers that s1• orphaned children are living m her home 1n the country O Rifleman ~Tarzan 0 :}_, el love Americ.tn Style O Banana Splits ID Cartoons @ Gentle Ben ffi ~ Sesame Street ~ The Big Valley 4:30 (V Movie: (C) "The Boy Cried Mur· der" (suspense) '66 -Veronica Hurst, Phil Brown. O Father Knows Best O News Beoti. Schubeck ID My Favorite Martian @ The Munsters €I)Con El Dedo a!) Features el Bozo's Big Top Show 5:00 0 KNBC News Jess Marlow 0 News Moms. McCormick Cil ABC News Reasoner. Smith CJ-: NYPD 0 10' Dick Van Dyke ID The Flintstones @ Gilligan's Island ffi {i;' Misterogers' Neighborhood €t) En Busc.t del Paraiso er;) Death Valley Days ,l9 The Movie Game d!> El Amo ,, s. n a Q1lews Victoria James 5:30 9 Jeny'Wtst Show @ Clll of the West THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 6, 1971 be Early Ibo"' 4pn1Today Debbie Reynolds Cliff Boberlson ''My Six Loves'' Color CBSS2 O ABC News Reasoner, Smith @) m News 0 Get Snmt m Dennis the Menace Q) Petticoat Junction EE (lj) The ~ectric Com.,.ny m Don Wilson's Town Talk 9 Gilliaan's Island • (ID Natacha 6:00 8 O News 9 liker Basketball Los Angeles Lakers vs. Chicaao Bulls at Chicago. O News Senti, Schubeck 0 @ Wild Wild West m The Flintstones Q) I Dream of Jeannie (lj) In the Spotlight I FROM THE COMPUTER I A computer, as every layman knows, is a creature of many parts. It can be a good ' guy or a bad guy-a\ dramati zed with eerie I <\Uspc nse in ''The Paper Man," televi~ion fea- ture stn rring Dean Stockwell, Stephanie Powers and James Stacy on The New CBS Friday Night Mov ie (Nov. 12) at 9:30 P M on CBS. A massive bnnl. of functional co~puter'i lorms the main set for the movie, and the .:omputer i' reallr the '\pecial gueo;t 'tar" of the \how. the moving force in thio; mystel) I.de thJt begin-; with a 'imple mechanical ·rror and lead' to a dramatic confrontation h.:twccn men and machines. It's writer\, l.1me'i Buch.man and Rona!d Austin, who de- '\.'lo~d the screenpla)' from Tony Wilson's 'tory, took a crash course 1n ba"c computer theory by v1s1 1ing the computer center'> at hoth UCI A :ind USC for demomtra11ons .ind tutoring by faculty member'\ hcfore writ- ing the 'ihooting script. .. It I\ entirely po,~1ble for \UCh machines tn be u!-cd in the manner the stor, relates," ~a~' Au,11n. ''that is. to create a·n identity lrom basic data. In this drama, the computer come' off as a rather malevolent character- .ind its potential for evil is <;cary until one remember~ that a computer can onl y give had what the human mind ha'i put into it. "il), ~ou c;ce. man i, ,till the only creature '~riled at vi llainy." And t hi\ "'amc computer (or 11' countcr- p.1rt I can also become an artr,t , a painter m '' mhol<, rather than oil<;, when guided b) a EE Hodaepodae Lodge g:,m News 9 Mayberry RFD 6:30 0 Movie: (C) (60) "Caprice" Part I (comedy) '67-0oris Day, Richard Harris. Michael J. Pollard, Edward Mulhare. Comedy·suspense story of girl who becomes industrial spy While actually searching for a nar- cotics ring that had her father WHAT'S MY LINE? killed. (j)®J m News m Andy Griffith Show Q) Bill Cosby Show ~Book Beat Monday-Friday 7 PM EE Class Meetinrs and Schools Without Failure m Beat the Odds (Continued) more temperate human mind. In this case the guiding hand belonged to Robert Kap- lan. CBS systems programmer, who helped cr~at~ the "computer portraits" of the play's principal (human) performers. The procedure goes something like this: A black and white photograph of th e sub- ject is first blown up to computer-paper size. The photo is then traced on computer printer layout sheets, which arc copied onto coding sheets. The coding sheets arc key-punched and fed into the computer, wh ich lran,latc the symbols into the completed likenc\S. (In case you want to "paint" a picture on your handy home computer, Kaplan advise~ that w's and m's are best for the black area~. while perio'.ds, a~terio;k~ and x's do well for shad- ing.) Picasso u compu1cr ;,n·t-and vice ver~a. of course. But the rc!.ults arc prett y good for a machine that never had a dr a'-' ing IC'i'iOn rn its life. Jamn Stacy i nd Dun Stock'l)t'll A~ "~kdchrd" hy computrr . .. .:: . :·~·r ..... -1.1,1 ;r..r = -·-. ~ ·- . .,.:_ _ ... ..::i. . ..::....=:::-:-".'~ -L___ -:--·-- = -·~· ~~-_-: -= .,,_ -=== ~~,_:~:J~~-1 1~·!·. _.:::;:-_ -;;::__ =_7·:..·::..:.. ... __ • '" Ct' ---...... ·· ...... ~ P•&~ 13 P•ae 14 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 6, 1971 Dear Eyew itness News, Last night Harry to'd me he admires me for my mind . And a lot of the credit goes to you guys. I mean lately I've been watching you three times a day. I never realized kee ping informed could pe so much fun . The way you guys tell it, the news is really intercsting.-You know what I mea n? Anyway, I just wanted to say thanks. You've really helped me to improve my mind . Not to mention my loye life. Sincerely, eyevvitness nevvs 4:30, 6 & 11 pm/kabc-tv (l} • 71 TUESDAY (Continued) gress Establish a National No-Fault ~Green Acres Auto Insurance Plan?" m Viviana ~ lancer 7:00 1J CBS News Walter Cronkite 9:00 ~ Thirty Minutes With ..• Ci) ABC News Smith, Reasoner €E la Gata .0 m NBC News John Chancellor m Rosas para Veronica @ Truth or Consequences 9:30 IJ ® Cannon Brooke Bundy ® Drainet guests as the daughter of a police 0 What's My Line? man friend of Frank Cannon who is o:Q) Primus framed on a murder charge. m I Love Lucy 0 ®) m The funny Side "The &) I Dream of Jeannie Funny Side of Communication" The @ The Course of Our Times Funny Side cast spoofs TV network Et) History of Meaico program selection. They also visit an m la lntrusa art gallery where they have different Qj Aztec Hi&hli&hts reactions to the same painting and ffi Mantrap use unusual "ice-breakers" to get 7:30 1J 9 Glen Campbell Guest Andy acquainted. Griffith arrives surrounded by a line O BAXTE R WARD AND THE of glamorous chorus girls to unveil * NEWS FOR LOS ANGELES his sophisticated new image as he 0 Baxter Ward News joins comedian Paul Lynde and (jg Election Returns Lucie Amaz. &) It Takes a Thief 0 ®J m Ironside "Dear Fran'' Et) U3) Black Journal Officer Fran Belding grieves over ~ Monty Nash the. a~parent suicide of ~er cou~in. 10:00 fJ 00@ ffi Marcus Welby, M.D. until rt appears he may still be ahve. "Echo From Another World" The life fJ (;j)(])ffi The Mod Squad of one of Dr. Welby's patients is "Exit the Closer" The squad goes endangered whe~ a young neurolo· undercover at _a used car lot lo gist stubbornly refuses to admit crack a narcotics smuggling aper having made the wrong diagnosis. a!Jon. Larry Blyden guests as Robert Dorothy Lamour guests as Mrs. De Hardy, Ruta Lee as hrs wife. and Socio and Ted Bes~ell as Dr. Hal Austin Withs as Joseph Bellen. Powers Also guesting rs Laraine (Jf' I ~r~am of Je~nnie .. Stephe~s as !Cay Powers. O M1fho~ $ .~oVJe: (C) (~hr) Mo~& O The Avengers Over, Darting (comedy) 63-Dorrs m News Putnam;Fishman Day, James Garner. @ Sptcial of the Week "lntroduc-m Dragnet . Ing Roy Buchanan" (R) @ Convenat1on With Vance Pack· EE) Masterpitte Theatre .. Jude the anl Obscure" The Conclusion of the Et) Firing line BBC dramatization of the Hardy €E Los Beverly de Peralvillo novel is entitled "Chrislminsler 8:00 (jJ This Is Your Life Again ... m Truth or Consequences €E Tap Tap &) The Vireinian ~ Roller Game (j]) Masquertde m festival Mexicano €E L~ Casa Juzgada 10:30 1J @ The Golddiggers Film star m Nino Ernest Borgnine makes ~IS lele· 8:15 O Laker Wr,ap-Up vision debut as a singer dancer. 8:30 IJ (i) Hawaii flve-0 Jackie Cooper O Monty Nash "The Time of the guests as Dr. Alex Soulhmore. who Evil" Monty Nash comes to the aid becomes a suspect in the investi of two Indian brothers in Arizona. gallon of hrs wife's murder when One brother is running for state sen- McGarrett finds holes rn lhe con ator, and the other is running away fessed killer's storY from the law 0 (jO) m Sarge "Silent Target" 0@ News Leshe Nielsen guests as a reluctant 'If At Issue paid informer Sarge fee!s compelled J:g) San Diego Panorama to protect €E El Retrato de Dorian Gray 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Woman Times m Call of the West Seven" (comedy) '67-Shrrley Mac· U :OO 1J (8' €E News Laine, Alan Arkin. Rossano Brazzi. 0 10' m News Michael Carne. Vittorio Gassman, 0 Movie: "Jungle Princess'' (ad Peter Sellers, Robert Morley Lex venture) '36-Dorothy Lamour Barker A comic evaluation of the 00 Marshal Dillon modern female. set rn Paris. includ fJ @ ffi News ing seven love stones. 0 Movie: (C) "The Movie Murder· fJ (J) a;) ffi ABC Movie of the er'' (mystery) '70-Arthur Kennedy. Week: (C) (90) "Do Not Fold, m To Tell the Truth Spindle or Mutilate" (comedy) '7 1-&) Beat the Clock Helen Hayes, Myrna Loy, Mildred 11:30 IJ@ Merv Griffin Natwick, Sylvia Sidney. Vince Ed 0 Q, m Johnny Carson wards. Elderly ladies create a fiction· fJ 13J 00 ffi Dick Cavett al girl for a computer dating service m Movie: "The Intruder'' (myste(Y) only to have their seemingly harm '53-Jack Hawkins. Dennis PrJce. less joke boomerang. &) Movie: 'Vice Squad" (drama) m David frost Show ~CJ fo·r Adults Only Et) The Advoc.ates "Should Con· 12:30 0 News THE DAILY PILOT. 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Th• H•m•H," • dnm• l>Med on• atory by John Steinbeck, on the NBC World Premiere Movie, Fridey tit 8:30 PM. Gr .. ne portrays P.eter Rend.al, e Selin• Velley (Cellf.) farmer with •n invelid wife (LouiH Lathem). Hia life i• chenged with th• enival of a f,.. thinking, foottooH girt (Julie Sommera), ,who atop• et th• ranch temporarily. In th• ahow Greene weara e hameae aymbollc of hie lmpriaonment. "Peter Rendall hue tendency to .. ouch," N id Greene. "Hie wife wenu him to walk 81night. Men mtik•• hie own priaon but he C8n welk out of It. Thi• men .. cepe• from hie priaon with the help of the young glrt:'The movie w• filmed on location In "Steinbeck country" (th• Salinu V811ey), including the g,.veyerd where Steinbeck ia buried. - SACR/f'ICE-Claudin Cardinale plays an actress who sacri- fices her career for lo1·e of Tony Curtis, as a swimming-pool salesman. in a comedy that spoofs the body-building cultists of Southern California. in "Don't Make Waver" on The CBS Thursday Movie at 9 PM. ·. HARMONIZING-The three distinctive voices of three great emertainers, Cars £1/iofl (left), Carol Burnefl and Bernadetle Peters (right), join in a singing finale on The Carol Burnett Show, Wednesd t 8 PM on CBS .. YES A LARGE 15 T. INSULATED ROOM $995°0 COMPLETE: lnclu••• • PLANS • PERMITS • INSULATED WALLS •INSULATED ROOF •DOOR •GUTTERS • EYflYTHING --. ~·--·! '·----~- Pa1e 17 he Early Sho.w 4pn1Today Lana Tarner ''ln1ilallon of Life'' Color CBSS2 \. Betty, A 1111 Car_r who is one-half Cherokee lndi~n and one-half French, joins Code's Cou11ty star Glenn Ford as a reflu/or, S11ndays at 9:30 PM 011 CBS. As the only fema~e re,11/ar Q..lt Sheriff Sam Cade'., .. rrafj, Miss C<1rr portroy.r radio d1spotc/1er Betty A 1111 S1111dow11. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 6. 1971 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 10 for morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, ..;tre the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" (dra- ma) '50 -James Cagney. 9:30 O "I Was Monty's Double" (dra· ma) '59-John Mills, Cecil Parker. O (C) "Island of love" (comedy) '63-Robert Preston. Tony Randall. 10:00 (3) Movie: (C) "Journey to the Cen· ter of the Earth" Part I (sci-fi) '59 -Pat Boone, James Mason. 1 :00 O (C) "Island in the Sun" (dra· ma) '57 -James Mason. Joan Fontaine. m (C) "High Flight'' (adventure) '58 -Ray Milland, Anthony Newley. 2:00@ "Murder Without Tears" (mys· tery) '53 -Craig Stevens. 3:00 @ (C) "Betket" Conclusion (dra- ma) '64 -Richard Burton. Peter O'Toole. o (C) "John Goldfarb, Please Come Home" (comedy) '65 -Shirley @ Petticoat Junction ffi (iJ) The Electric Company m Don Wilson's Town Talk ~ Gilliran's Island tit!) J(atacha ffi News Jim Hawthorne • 6:00 tJ 00 0 0 mm News O Kings Hockey LA. Kings vs. New York Rangers in game I-aped yester day. 0 @ Wild Wild West m The Flintstones @ I Dream of Jeannie ~ Masquerade ffi Hodgepodge lodge ~ Mayberry RFD 6:30 O Movie: (C) (90) "Caprice" Con· clusion (comedy) '67 -Doris Day, Richard Harris, Michael J. Pollard. Edward Mulhare. Story of girl who becomes an industlal spy while ac· tually searching for a narcotics ring that had her father killed. ®®Jal News m Andy Griffith Show @ Bill Cosby Show @ American folk Music "Ballads -The First Soap Operas" ffi Sesame Street Utilization (R) Close·up on how parents can help their .youngsters make the most of the series. Sesame Street. m Beat the Odds Q9 Green Acres tit!) Los Aficionados Maclain•. ~~~~1--~~~ EVENING 4:00 U Movie: (C) "Imitation of life" (drama) '59-lana Turner. Sandra D6e, John Gavin. Story of the friend- ship between .an ambitious actress and her housekeeper who both have problem daughters. O Rifleman (I) Tarun 0 (3) ffi Love American Style O Banana Splits m Cutoons @Gentle Ben ffi (Is' Sesame Street Q9 The Big Valley 4:30 (3) Movie: (C) "Journey to the Cen· ter of the Earth'' Part I (sci-Ii) '59 -Pat Boone. James Mason. O Father Knows Best O Ne*s Senti. Schubeck m My Favorite Martian @ The Munsters m Con El Dedo tit!) Futures ffi Bozo's Big Top Show 5:00 tJ 0 (6' (E News (8) NYPD O o Dick Van Dyke m The Flintstones I m Gilligan's Island ffi (ij) Misterogers' Neighborhood m En Busu del Paraiso m Death Valley Days 091 The Movie Came tit!) El Amo 5:30 O Father Knows Best (61 tall of the West O Cf) O News O Get Smart m Dennis the Menace 7:00 U CBS News Walter Cronkite 00 ABC News Smilh, Reasoner 0 m NBC News John Chancellor @ Truth or Consequences ®Dragnet O What's My line? (jJV Name of the G1me m I love Lucy @ I Dream of Jeannie [5) Because We Care ffi History of Mexico ~la lntrusa Q_?) The Virginian ffi Mantrap 7:30 U Doctor in the House Local gang· sters prescribe a sure remedy when gambling lever grips the medical students at St Swithin's O Primus An electrical storm causes an explosion and lire on an offshore oil drilling platform. Carter Primus must rescue a colleague who is trapped in lhe raging inferno. To Tell the Truth (8' I Dream of Jeannie 0 frank Sinatra & Dean * Martin-"Four for Texas'' O Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "four for Texas" (drama) '63-Frank Sin atra, Dean Martin, Nick Dennis. Two men constantly feud wilh one an· other unlil crooked banker comes up wilh a dastardly scheme which forces the men to unite tor the common cause. m Hogan's Heroes ~ @ (J) Dragnet ~To Seek, To Teach, To Heal Elf) MasquFrade m Lucha Libre m It Is Written a) News p f n I n 0 s h e 8:00 0 (jj C1rol Burnett Cass Elliott and Bernadette Peters guest. 0 m Adim-12 "Ambush" Two un' derworld killers capture Officer Reed while Reed and Malloy are transporting a prisoner through Malibu Canyon in their squad car. 0 @ al Bewitched "A Plague on Mau11ce and Samantha" Sam antha is infected by a rare virus which eliminates her powers of witchcraft and, even worse , passes the ailment on lo her father. m JAMES BOND RETURNS * "CASINO ROYALE'' m Wednesday Night Movie: (C) (2hr 35 m) "Casino Royale" (com· edy) '67 -Peter Sellers, Ursula Andress, David Niven, Orson Welles. Secret agent James Bond is pressed out of retirement when four inter· national agents ask for hls help in smashing SMERSH and le Challre at the baccarat tables. m The Virginian EID @ The French Chef a;) Nino 8:15 O Kings Wrap-Up 8:30 0 jg) m Mystery Theatre-Mc· Millin ·and Wife "Husbands, Wives and Y.1lle1s" A masquerade ball has been hired for the job and are openly hostile to him. Stephen Mc· Nally, Georg Stanford Brown, Rob· ert Colbert and Paul Carr are featured in this episode. 0 @) m Night Gallery "The Di ary," "A Matter of Semantics," '"The Big Surprise" and "Professor Pea bodys Last Lecture" are four series dramas deahng with a virulent gos· sip columnist and her vict im, Count Dracula caught in a misunderstand I ing; an eccentric farmer and some overly curious youngsters; and a professor who belittles the power of ancient cults. Stars include Pally Duke. Virginia Mayo, David Wayne. Cesar Romero. E.J. Peaker, John Carradine, Cari Reiner. 0 (1) CI) al The Man and the City "The Deadly Founlain" Alcala's friend. Congressman Lawton. wants the se natorial nom ination and, fear· ing young voters. seeks 1ejuvenation lreatments that include ampheta· mine injections. William Windom. Diana Ewing, Patricia i-.,. and John Van Dreelen guest O The Avengers EID @ Soul! All black variety show m Noches Tapatias a;) Box Professional erupts in panic when a close friend 10:30 O News Morris, McCormick of the McMillans is murdered · @ News Bill Johns 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Woman Times m El Retrato de Dorian Gr1y Sevtn" (comedy) '67--Slud~~ Mac· ~~·'Tit~Condelftned of Laine, Alan Arkin. Rossano Bram tona" Michael Caine. Vittorio Cassman. 0 (3) (6) al Courtship of Eddie's 10:35 m News Putnam. Fishman Father "Or Else" Tina thinks she deserves a salary raise and Norman 11:00 0 @ m News champions her cause to the point 0 0 m N~ws 0 Rams Action where they both threaten lo Quit n"I M h 1 D'll Tom, ~ ars a 1 on EID (Ji) This Week Btll Moyers re 0 !]) ~ Ne~.s. . ports on major news event. I'.) ~?vie: (C) 0S1lent Night, ~onely ~9, film: (C) "The Violent Men'' N1~ht (drama) 69-Lloyd Bndges. Shirley Jones, Came Snodgress. 9:00 0 @ Medica l Center Guest Jo Van @ Beat the Clock Fleet plays a stubbo1n woman ex· @ The Course of Our nmes ecut1ve who refuses surgery that EID This Week Bill Moyers could free her from a wheelcha11, c· d r: 1 apparently to force her son (played 11:15 m ine e ierco es by Michael larra1n) to care for her. 11 :30 0 f8) Me riflin 0 (3 ) (6) al The Smith Family 0 '@ m Johnny Carson From "Ambush" A girl witness lo the Burbank. Caltf shooting of two cops refuses to 0 (J") (6'\ al Dick Cavett become involved when questioned m To Tell the Truth and . IS tempora11ly protecled at m Movie: (C) "Mutiny" (adven Chad s home . t:T:'I r." A · D M hi lure) 52 -Mark Stevens. Angela u:i 115 lftencan ream ac ne Lansbury m la Cata a;) Rosas para Veronica 9:30 0 (3) Ci) al Shirley's World "Kmghtmare" Shtrley steps into medieval England and helps a wealthy businessman prove he 1s not insane. 0 Baxter Ward News @ It Takes a Thief 10:00 f) (8) Mannix Peggy Fair 1s kid napped by two men who leave a note, w~rning Joe Mannix that only he can save her Ille. The ·prtvate detective learns lhat to save his secretary he must investigate a company whose officers know he 12:00 O Movie: "Souls at Su" (adven lure) '37-Gary Cooper. George Raft m Movie: "Claudia and David" (drama) '46 -Dorothy McGuue. Robert Young, Mary Astor 1 :00 O Movie: "Riff Rafi" (adventure) '4 7 -Pal O'Brien. Anne Jeffreys. CV 0 0 (T1 '.lOl News 2:00 0 News m All-Night Show: (t ) "Guns of fort Petticoat," "Abbott and Cos· tello Meet Dr. Jekyll ind Mr. Hyde," "Bridge at San Luis Rey'' 2:30 O The Calle~ THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEE!<. NOVEMBER 6: 1971 DENNIS WEAVER'S MOST EXCITING ROLE "Ir's overall rhc mo!>t l'Xciting thing I've ever been involved in " 'lated Dennis Weaver, the actor. 'Thi~ has got tu be the be<1l pa~t .1ny performer will get all year. I still wake up amazed I was lucky (:nough to get it." Weaver was waxing en1hus1a<1lic abom hi" bravura 'tarring role in ··ouel." a hair-raising movie on the ABC Movie of the Wed.end 'eric!\ Saturday (Nov 13) at 8 :30 PM. ~· ~ A d,.,,.,,,,;,,,.tf D1·1111is w"'" ''f' h1·.cr111\a7'mr ""'""' 111 '"' t11•1pr1t111•/\• llff1•1111>t1 tn "'"'''' n rra:rd 1111d. ,/1111·r lwnt r111 J.il/1111! fli111-h•i1lt /111 111wl.. "I play a mot<:>ni;t o n a lonely co11n1ry HlJU who tries to pti!O!> a huge ga,oltne trailer truck on a grade," Weaver explained. "After I do, the truck driver 'iltddenly retaliate' hy trying fl) run me off the rond. It become-; a · deadly ear-anJ-mm1,c ga me hctwcen car and lruck and I'll never forget i1," It\ .1 tour de force for Denn" H e'-; on c:1mera througho ut the film and the f.1l·c of the fruck driver i' never 'hown. The re :ire ;l'fcw hi t players. involved in cafc and gn-. st.11ion scene:., hut th at\ ull. "It\ a d1flic11lt role from an actor\ .~r a ndpoi nt," Weuvc r pointed oul. ··Fxcept for the few ~cenl'!> where I a~k people for help. I 'm in the c"r hy m y,clf. All of my c..lrnlog i" voice-over-the cxprev,ion of rny thought-; the audie nce hear" over rhc acrion. These line' were duhhcd in after photography was fini,hcu. "Then, too, it's harJ to react proper!~ to what\ g_oing on Jro11ml \0011 when 11 camcrn is your comtant driving comp:in111n, right hv ~ou r lwad," Although he ha' ncwr e\pcm·nn·d .1n>th111g "" hi1.irre in real life, Dc11111' n:nwmhcr' he did have .11 lc:"t otll' '11111lar 'itu.111011 on the hll!h\\,I\>. . ~ .. Sl,11lc m.:an ch.1r.1cter 111 a pKk up truck did tn 111 force me off the 1oad lur no .ipparl·nt rc.1!.on. But 11 w.1, nothing comp:ircu to wh.1t the h11gl' truel.. 11 ic' to do tn mi: 111 'Dt1l•I ·" Wc.1ver feel, •·l)ud" 1, the cl1111.1x 111 a ~cric' of fortunate h.1ppcn· ingc; ovi:r •he pa\I 'evl'r.tl yc:ir ..... Eva \Ince he left ( 111m111ol..c e ight ~car' ;igt' .. 1 dec1\1on he\ ncvi:r re:illy rcgrclleu. lhl· c;oft·,P<'ke n .u:ll'r ha, ncve1 w.tntet.1 tor work.. H" Kl·ntucl..y Jone' 'l'rie' wasn"t a 1111. hut hl' w,1, '" C.enrlc Ben lor thrcl' \C,1r' :ind McC1011cJ. hi, Clll rl'llt \C'rle\, i' high ly 'llCl"C\,ful .... "It\ " vcrv gr01 t1f\ 111g fed1ng ;titer being the \l'cond h11nana on li1111,n111l..c lor nine }l':tf\ to wind up'' 1th ,<1me Ollf\t.111ding leatlin~ mun role'.·· - F lir rhc theater 'crcen. Wt'ilV\.'r rl'ccnrlv cn.,tarr1..: with Debhic Reynold' and Shelley W111tl'r' 111 ··what\ the Malll'r W ith Hele n'!" Then he 't:lrrct.l :""The f'orgNrcn Man," in ABC Movie of 1hc Weck i11 \d11ch he pla)ed a )icrviccman who rl'tllrnN from Vietnam after he wa' \lcd.1rcd l..ilkd in a<:tio11. ··1 gl1t IHMl' commenh on 'The For· gotten Man' than :my l!lher role I've e\\'r done I received phone call' for 'ever:tl wech afler ii w;i, 'hown " "Dul'!" figure' tn have We;iver"' phone nnging f11r month'i. "I w.1-. rcnll~ "'rr' 10 'cc the fik11ng of 'Duel' end. I got to hntc 1h.1t truck. with ;1 pa"ion. but I loved the g;11nc" Page 19 -rt.IP 7fND PRIENO-Ffip Wilson we comes KermU, The Frog. 011e of the M11ppetr. to N BC's The Flip Wilson Show, Thursday "' 8 PM. 1 Page 20 burt lancaster thursday & friday 6:30/kabc-tvt~ THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 6, 1971 THUR~OAY NOVEMBER 11 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) "Gunman's Walk" (western) '58-Van Heflin, Tab Hunter. James Darren. 9:30 O "Gunfire'' (western) '50 -Don Barry, Robert Lowery. "Drum Girl" (drama) '48 -Betty Hutton, Mac· donald carey. D (C) "Pepe" Part I (comedy) '61· -Cantlnflas, Dan Dailey. 10:00 CI) Movie: (C) "Journey to the Cen· ter of the Euth" Conclusion (sci·fi) '59 -Pat Boone, James Mason. 1:00 O (C) "Green Mansions" (classic) '59-Audrey Hepburn. Lee J. Cobb. m ''The Stran&el's Hand" (mys· tery) '55-Trevor Howard, Richard Basehart. 2:00 m (C) "I Wonder Who's IUssln& Her Now" Part I (musical) '47- June Haver, Mark Stevens. 3:00 "little Fu&itive'' (drama) '53- Rtchte Andrusco. (C) "Quo Vldls" Part I (drama) '53-Robert Taylor, Deborah Kerr. E V f N I N (, 4:00 B Movie: (C) ''The Unforrtven" {western) '60-Burt Lancaster, Au· drey Hepburn, John Saxon. Doug McClure, Audie Murphy, Char1es Bickford. A pioneer family discovers that their beautiful sister is an In· dian, taken from her tribe as a baby. Terror and violence ensue when ·the Indians come to claim her. O Rifleman @ Tarzan D 00 m Love American style 0 Banana Splits m Cartoons m Gentle Ben m (j]) SeSlme Street @m Cale11dario 9 The Bi& Valley 4:30 @ Movie: (C) "Journey to the Cen· ter of the Earth" Conclusion (scl·fi) '59-Pat Boone, James Mason. O Father Knows Best D Eyewitne.ss News Benti, Schu· beck. m My Favorite Marti1n m The Munsters m Con El Dedo ml Tele-Reist. Musical fl) Bozo's Bi& Top Show 5:00 O KNBC News Jess Marlow O News Morris, McCormick @ ABC News Reasoner, Smith Ci) NYPD -o-®J Diet Vm Dyb m The Flintstones m Gilli&an's Island he Early Sho'1r 4pmToday Audrey Hepburn Bari Lancaster '~he Unforgiven'' Color CBSS2 ED Misterogers' Neighborhood m En Busca del Par1iso m Duth V1lley Days ~ The Movie Game CI!) El Amo Cl) News Victoria James 5:30 0 Father Knows Best 00 Call of the West 0 ABC News Reasoner, Smith 00 News Ray Wilson 0 Get Smart '.@ News White, McMahon m Dennis the Menace ID Petticoat Junction ED (j5) The Electric Company m Don Wilson's Town Tllk ~Gilligan's Island CI!) Natacha CE News Jim Hawthorne 6:00 i) Big News Jerry Dunphy CV News Bill Huddy O KNBC News Tom Snyder 0 Please Don't Eo1t the Daisies 0 News Benh, Schubeck 0 (6) Wild Wild West m The Flintstones ID I Dream of Jeannie (1:$) This Week ED Hodgepodge Lodge m Notlclero 34 m Desert Report 0~ Mayberry RFD 6:30 0 Steve Allen Show Guests are Charles Nelson Reilly, Fran Jefferies, Jack Oenlon and Kenny Kingston. O Movie: (90) "Birdman of Alca- tre1" Part I (drama) '62 -Burt • Lancaster. Karl Malden. Thelma Rit ter, Betty Fleld, Telly Savalas. Neville Brand. Edmond O'Brien. The true stQry of Robert Stroud, who. while serving life imprisonment in solitary confinement, became a world authority on birds after lind · Ing lhree sick sparrows in his e~· ercise yard. 00 CBS News Walter Cronkite 0 NBC News John Chancellor m Andy Griffith Show @ Bill Cosby Show Sl Black Journal EID Playing the Cullar m But the Odds .39 Green Acres a;) Viviana Horti&uera ffiABC News 7:00 0 CBS News Waller Cronkite ffi ABC News Smith, Reasoner 0 m NBC News John Chancellor (6) Truth or Consequences (8) Dragnet O Whit's My line? 1101 Tom Jones Show Sammy Davis Jr guests. W I Love.Lucy @ t Dream of Jeannie (@ Speaking Freely EID History of Mexico EI) la lntrusa ;}9 Film: "The Mount1in Road" CE Mantrap 7:30 0 m Rollin' on the River BJ Thomas guests O Lassie "Orphan ot the Wild'' Lassie rescues a wounded owl and the s1m1la11ty between the owl's re 'THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<. NOVEMBER 6. 1971 COVefY and subsequent decision of m LI Gita its life style are much like the Q!) Film: "An1lomy of 1 Murder'' personal problems or Mike Bishop. CI!) Rosas para Veronica Episode filmed in Anderson's Animal 9:30 O Buter Ward News Park in Buellton. Calif. 10:00 0 m Dun Martin Siio• @ To Tell the Truth Guests are Ruth Buui. Mike Con· I Dream of Jeannie nors, Or Joyce Brothers and Bobbi 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Martin. Hell With Heroes'' (drama) '68-O News Moms. McCormick Rod Taylor, Claudia Cardinale, Harry 0 (V@ tl) Ow en Marshlll, Guardino. Two Pilots get involved Counselor at Law "Nothing Person· 1n a black market.mg ring that op al" Je.ss Brandon brings suit for libel erates between Oran and Paris. against a sports writer who accuses W Hogan's Heroes him or having been involved wirh @ CI) Dragnet gamblers as a professional football EID Newseekers player. €m Especbculos O The Avengers CE Mavle Game m News Putnam, Fishman B:OO 0 Bearcats! The chief of Ger· m Safari to Adventure "Rescue at man espionage in the United States Gunsight Mountain" heads a torce that takes over San EID (jj) World Press Saba Prison and holds its inmates EI) Viejo Sinveriuenza as hostages. CI!) Footb1ll Soccer lntern1tion1I 0 (i2) m Flip Wilson Guests are 10:30 0 Collegiate Football Hi&hllahts Dom Deluise. the Muppets and (D News Bill Johns Diahann Carroll. m El Retrato de Dori1n Gr1~ O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Woman nmes 10:45 EID @ David Llttlejohn/Critlc 1t Seven" (comedy) '67-Sh11ley Mac· L.arge "Dirty Movies" Laine. Alan Arkin, Rossano Bram 11:00 O 00 EI) News Michael Caine. Vittorio Gassman, 0 !lQl m News Peler Sellers O Movie: "Arise My Love" (com 0 @ CE Alias Smith and edy) '40-Claudette Colbert, Ray Jones "The Relormahon of Harry Milland. Briscoe" Because they help two 00 Marshal Dillon nuns. Heyes and Curry gel involved O (3l CE News with an unlikely bank thief and a O Movie: (C) "Run 1 Crooktd ~hady figure from their past Mile" (drama) '6~louis Jourd1n, W Truth or Consequences Mary Tyler Moore, Wiifrid Hyde· @ Boxing f'rom the Olympic White. EID (@ Thirty Minute! With .. • W To Tell the Truth m Sonrim 6) Beat the Clock ai) fiino (1$) Conversation With Vence Peck· 8:30 W David frost Show ard EID (@ Washington Week in Review fI1l Wuhlngton Week In Review EI) El Show de Loco Valdez 11:15 EI) Gran Cine det Jueves 9:00 0 00 CBS Thurscf'ay Movie: (C) 11:30 fJ ®Merv Griffin (2hr) "Don't Mike Waves" (com· B 19.l m Johnny Carson From edy) '67-Tony Curtis. Claudia Car· Burbank, Cal. dinale, Robert Webber, Sharon Tate, O 00 6 J CE Dick Cavett Joanna Barnes, Mort Sahl, Spoof of W Movie: ''Moontlde'' (drama) '42 love and life among the body build -Ida Lupino. 1ng cultists ol Southern California @ Movie; "The Fighter'' (adven· 0 1Q) m James Gamer as Nichols ture) 52-Richard Conte, Lee J. "Ketcham Power" When Sherill Cobb. Nrchols leaves town for a week and 11 :45 Qll f'or Adults Only Deputy Mitchell breaks a leg, Ket· 1:00 6 Movie: "Waeonmaster'' (we&t cham goes on a law and order spree ern) '50-Ben Johnson, Ward Bond. al1er being appointed deputy shenff Joanne Dru 0 (3 r6 ) CE Longstreet "Wed C3' 0 0 CiJ (fO) News nesday's Child" Mike tries to find 1:15 O News ludnaped N1kk1 Bell whose life IS 1:30 m All Night Show: "The Wild One," jeopardized by a ruthless captor "The Man Inside,'' Rembrendt" EID rts Hollywood Television Thu· 1:45 O The Gallery Ire "Enemies" 2:30 O News * * • Rock Hudson, star of NBC Mystery Movie, heads for San Francisco for a week's location filming. Rock says, "I would like to live 1n or around the San Francisco area -it's nly favorite place." * * * Executive producer George Schlatter, talking about the new season on NBC for Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, says, ''Yes, we are slanted- against unemployment, discrimination, bigotry, bureaucracy and waste· ful spending. And we're for ecology, education and equality." * * * Back in the 40s, character actor Will Geer played a "heavy" 1n the motion p1c.ture, "Broken Arrow," which starred James Stewart and Jeff Chandler. This season, Gee r's daughter. Ellen. plays Stewart's deughter·1n law on NBC's The Jimmy Stewart Show. * ·* • FRIDAY NOVEMBER 12 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, ate the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Mine Own Executioner'' (mys fery) '47-Burgess Meredith. 9:30 O "Motor P1trol" (mystery) '50- Reed Hadley. (C) "Alom1 of the South Seas" ro mance) '41-Dorothy Lamour. 0 (C) "Pepe'' Conclusion (com· edy) '61-Cantinflas. 10:00 (C) "St1gecoach to Dancer's Rock" (western) '62 -Martin Lan- dau. Warren Stevens. 1 :00 fJ (C) "The Yellow Rolls Royce" (comedy) '65 -Ingrid Bergman, Shirley Maclame. m "The Blick Book" (drama) '49- Robert Cummings. Arlene Dahl. 2:00 m "I Wonder Who's Klsslna Her Now" Conclusion (musical) '47 - June Haver. Mark Stevens. 3:00@ "The Mlr1ele Wolter" (drama) '62-Anne Bancroft, Pally Duke @) (C) "Quo Vadis" Conclusion (dra- ma) '51 -Roberflaylor, Deborah Kerr 4:00 8 ''The Proud and the Profane" (drama) '56-William Holden, Deb orah Kerr 4:30 ~ Sime u 10 AM listlne. EVENING 6:00 8 Bi& News Jerry Dunphy (3) News Bill Huddy 1 0 KNBC News Tom Snyder 0 Pleue Oon'I Ut the 01isles 0 News Benti. Schubeck 0 (6) Wild Wild West ~ Asslenment m The Flintston es al I Drum of Junnie ;) The French Chef ffi Hodgepod&e Lod&e mmmNews Ci9 Mayberry RFD 6:30 0 Steve Allen Show Christine Jorgensen. Lou Rawls and four in ventors guest O Movie: (90) "Blrdman of Alca- traz" Conclusion (drama) '62-Burt l ancaster. Karl Malden See Chan· nel 7. Thursday at 6 30 pm l l l ,10l News m Andy Criffllh Show m Biii Cosby Show (131 Chlc1go Sounds ffi The French Chef m Beat the Odds ~9l Creen Acres a:> Duelo en Pallnes 7:00 8 (31 0 m News (61 Truth or Consequences Ci) Dt1anet fJ Whit's my l int? lO\ II likes I Thief m I Love Lucy Paee 22 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 6, 1971 m I Dream of Junnlt 9:00 fJ @ @ a> Room 2Z2 "Stay ffi History of Mexko Awhile, Mr Dream-Chaser" A sub· al LI lntruSI slilute teacher for Pete Dixon im· 9 Sid Gillman presses the students with his al Mantrap impression of historical characters. 7:30 8 Cirtus! Bert Parks is host lo the Ben Cooper auests Wondertui One Ring Circus m I S'ICIAL I Callfornl1 Tomorrow 0 NOW ON FRIDAY NIGHTS: Plan A close-up look at California * Special Edition -Tomorrow's plan for the future of HOLLYWOOD SQUARES: California. Peter Marshall hosts. al la Glt.1 O Hollywood Square.s ~ RoS1s pwt Veronica @ To Tell the Truth 9:30 8 CBS Friday Movie: (C) (90) 00 I Dream of Jeannie ''Piper Jhn" (drama) '71-0ean fJ Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) Stockwell, Stefanie Powers. James "Dayton's Devil's (drama) '68 -Stacy, Tina Chen, Elliott Street. Rory Calhoun, Leslie Niesen, Lalnie James Elliot. A computer error in Kazan. issuing a credit card plunges a m Hoean's Heroes group of college studenJs into an m @ Dragnet Intricate scheme that leaves three EID CHJ Civill11tion or them dead and leads to a drama-al Las Comadres tic confrontation between men and m Untamed World machines. ~ '1) NFL Game of th e Week fJ (3) 00 '1) The Odd Couple 8:00 8 (j) Chicago Teddy Bears "The Fat Farm" Oscar goes to a 0 (JC>) g:) The D.A. "The People health farm to Improve his poor Vs. Barrington" Gene Raymond physical condition guests as a confidence man who is O Balter W1rd News charged with bilking wealth y widows m II Takes 1 Thief and others of large.sums of money. (jj) Hollywood Television Theatre O Movie: C) (2hr) "Woman Times 10;00 D News Seve11'' (come<ty) '67-Shirley Mac-0 (3) (6) ti!) Love Ameriun Style Laine. Alan Arkin. Rossano Brazzi "Love and the Big Mother," "Love fJ @ m The Brldy Bunch and the Old Cowboy," "Love and the "The Private Ear" Peter uses his Free Weekend" and "Love and the lather's tape recorder to spy on his Jealous Husband." 17rothers-and sisters as a joke. 0 Council Dlblte Jae.I< Rourke. m Truth or Consequences ffi Special of the Week m The Virginian @Ii) TV Musical Ossert al uctusivas a;> Luch1 Libre t39l Film: (C) ''The Caln Mutiny" 10:15 Q9' Film: (C) "Blood Alley" ~ Nino 10;30 0 Close·Up 8:30 8 @ O'Hara U.S. Treasury Posing 0 Western Harness R1cin& The as a tough, itinerant truck dnver. $100,000 American Racing Classic O'Hara bluffs his way into the job is shown or tooling a van loaded with stolen 1 o The Golddiggers Vikki Carr government high explosives on a guests. cross-country haul under the watch· @ News Bllt'Johns ful eye of an armed psycho (Victor (15) American Dream Machine French) who is one of the thieves al El Retrato de Dorian Gray 0 WORLD PREMIERE MOVIE m Dr. Simon Loch * LORNE GREENE IN 11:00 B 00 al News "THE HARNESS" 0 om News A John Steinbeck Story 0 Movi~: "Rulers of the Sea" 0 (@ m NBC Premiere Movie: (C) (drama) 39-Douglas Fairbanks Jr .. (2hr) "Tiie Harness' (drama) •71_ Margaret Lockwood Lorne Greene. Julie Sommars. Louise (i) Marshal Dillon Latham, Murray Hamilton. lee Har-0 (3) ~ Ne~ .. court Montgomery A dr<ima based 0 Mov1~: (C) In En•m! Countr.y on the John Slembeck story of the (drama) 68-Tony Franciosa, Ania· same name about a farmer whose nelle Comer hfe is changed by the appearance m To Tell the Truth of a free lhinking itinerant young @Beat the Clock woman and her son who are on 11:15 al Cinema J.C their way to Big Sur 11:30 B Movie: (C) "Flying Luthernecks" 0 I :f' (6' CD The Partridge Family (drama) 'SI -John Wayne. Robert "A Tale of Two Hamsters" Danny Ryan, Don Taylor. buys two hamslers and starts plan· 0 0) m Johnny C1rson From ning how he's going to spend his Burbank, Calif fir~I million dollars 0 (3) (6) m Dick Cavett m David Frost Show (Bl Nl&htmare (f5) Masterpiece Theatre m Movie: "Two Flies West" (west· ID COSBY on PR EJUDICE ern) 'SO-Joseph Cot1en. * ALL CREEDS COLORS W Movie; "Culle ot Evil" (sci·fl) m I SPECIA~l Biii.' Cosby on Pre· '66-Scott Brady, V1rainia Mayo judlce All races. creeds and colors Em Boole Beat are considered in lh1s unique Im 1:00 (3) O 0 ~News prov1utional satire by lhe celebrated O Movie; "Hunchback of Soho" comedian (mystery) '67 -Gunther Stoll SATURD AY NOVEMBER 13 M O RNIN G 6:00 00 1V 8 Clasuoom 6:30 8 Cl) Sunrise S.mestet 0 Blactc Experience 7:00 8 New Words, New W11s 0 @) m Or. Dollttle fJ (1) Jerry lewis Show (j) TV 8 Clusroom m Thunderblnls m Spiderman 7:30 8 Dusty's Treehouse 0 m Woody Woodpecker O Arthur Smith 0 CID@ Rold Runner 0 Touche Turtle llQ) Uncle Russ m Brother Buzz @ BeeUe Bailey 8:pD 8 Bugs Bunny 0 m Deputy D1we 0 Kitty Welles fJ @ Cil funky Phantom (i) Cartoon Carnival O Movie: (C) "The Fury of the Sabers'' (adventure) '64 -Lex Barker. Marie. Versinl m C1rtoons m Snuffy Smith 8:30 6 Scooby·Doo 0 @) m Pink Panther 0 Campus Profile 0 CI) @ The J1ckson Five m Movies: "Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy" (comedy)'55. "Cyclotrode X" (sci Ii) '66-Charles Quigley. @ Cool McCool 9:00 8 00 H11lem Globetrotters 0 o m B11rier Reef O Movie: (C) "Big Brown [yn " (mystery) '36 Cary Grant, Joan Bennett. m Tijuana: Window to the South 0 £3) Bewitched Ql Simson al Cine en Su Casa a;> Panorama Latino 9:30 8 (!)The Hair Bear Bunch 0 1 0 m Take a Clant Step (j) Mobil Home Show fJ rn Lldsville 0 Movie: (0) "Fntesl Gult11 Alive'' (western) '67 -Roy Orbison. Joan freeman . al Ap1rtment Hunters' Show 10:00 8 (j) Pebbles 1nd B1mm B1mm fJ @ 00 Curiosity Shop 10:30 8 (!)Archie's TV Funnies 0 0 m The Bug1loos O Movie: "Hu1rd'' (comedy) '48 -Macdonald Carey, Paulette God· dard 71 e x lo s .. n " n (;DBuy·Une 11:00 iJ Ci) Slbrina, the Teen•&• Witch 0 t1j) er;, Mr. Wizard 00 Real Estate Rtnbls 0 00 m Jonny Quest fJ Movie: (C) "Montana" (western) '51}-Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith ID Kitty Wtllts ff) lucha Llbte Ciil) Variedad 11 :30 1J 00 Josie and the Pussytats 0 ®) m The Jetsons 0 @ m Lancelot Link ID Movie: (C) "Drums In the Deep South" (adventure) '51 -James Craig, Barbara Payton. AFTERNOON 12:00 IJ (j) The Monkees O Movie: "Uncertain Glory" (dra- ma) '44-Paul Lukas, Errol Flynn. ~l Movie: "No Road Back" (mys- tery) '57 -Sean Connery, Skip Homeier. 0 (;D Ameritan Bandsbnd o Know four Bible m David Frost Show m Sportscope ~ Uncle Waldo Ciil)Vlaje 12:30 1J (!) CBS Children's Film Festi- n i "Testadirapa" Is the prize-win· ning motion picture about a 19th· century father who Ines to keep his son from attending school. 00 Campus Profile O Movie: "One Ni&ht in Lisbon" (romance) '41 -Fred MacMurray, Madeleine Carroll. O Suspense Thutre fJ Sherlock Holmes Theatre !19) KOGO's Corner al Comon Salvaje m Navy Proloi ue ~ Rocky and Friends 1:00 (!)Sketchbook @) lnsiiht IE News Nick Carter m Consumers' World ~Patty Duke Ciil) Drama del Sabado 1:30 0 (31 (6) (;D NCAA Football Wild Card Game--Teams to be announced o Movie: "Raiders" (western) '64 -Robert Culp m Unl amed World m Movie: "Ride a Violent Mile" (western) '57 -John Agar. Penny [dwards m u itometro m The Bi& Picture ~ The Addams Family 2:00 iJ Dusty's Treehouse O NFL Game of the Week 00 TV 8 Looks at Leamlne O Roller Derby m Soul Train €f) Cine En la Tarde m True Adventure ~ Tht Munsters Ciil) Yeroniu (R) (4hr) 2:30 IJ Steps to Leamine 0 Station to Station O Music Box Belland and Sommer· ville guest. (I) International Hour er;, Spotli&hl on Youtti a Rat Patrol 3:00 iJ The Siesta Is Over 0 A(riculture USA 0 Kid-Boxing 3:30 0 Movie: (C) .,Apache Rifles., (western) '65 -Audie Murphy, Michael Dante. ®) Scienc.e rtcti.n Theatre m Movie: ''Bataan" {drama) '43- Robert Taylor, George Murphy. m Simson er;, Movie: "Ape Man of the Junite" ~The Westerners IJ latest In Artificial * and Mechanical Hearts 1J Medix O Focus 00 Far Out Flicks IE Porky Pig ~Sea Hunt 4:00 IJ Insider/Outsider QOn C1mpus 0 Best of Bowling IE B1tman al f utbol·Souer @ This Week in Pro Football @To Be Announced 4:30 1J Movie: "Conflict" (mystery) '45 -Hum11hry Botart, Alexis Smith. O What's Goinr On IE The Munsters m Agriculture USA (;D Sports Challenge 5:00 O Inquiry Maury Green O This Week in Pro football 0 @ 00 (;D ABC's Wide World of Sports fJ flipper ®)News m Movie Greats: "Command Deel· sion (drama) '49-Clark Gable, John Hodiak. IE Nashville Music m Spotlight ~Boxing 5:30 O CI: '.@ Newa O Candid Camera IE Safari to Adventure "Mysterious Everglades" 6:00 iJ 0 (t m News O Rams Football Action O Real Don Steele Show o Movie: (C) (Jhr) "The Musk Man'' (musical) '62- IE Bracken's World fE Waterfront ID The Advocates al Box de Mexico ~ Safari to Adventure Ciil) Music.a 'I Clnciones Latini 6:30 @ Sports With Bertka 0 KNBC News Conference 00 Sports Challenge O Eyewitness News Stu Trek fE Travelure m Edee of Eternity ~ Lers Co Elplorlnc CD Nashville Music THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 6. 1971 DEAN JONES AND HIS 'DIRT BIKE' A REAL LOVE AFFAIR • • • Unless you're a jackrabbit, a rattlesnake, or a "dirt-bike" enlhu- siast, don't expect to be able to locate Dean J ones ori the weekend. Come Saturday morning he forgets the week's toiling on his new comedy series, The Chicago T eddy Bears, which airs Fridays at 8 PM on CBS, and heads for the high desert c.ountry an hour or so from Los Angeles with his "dirt-bike" riding on a special four-rail trailer behind his C:lr. Once he's at the location he takec; his "250 Os'ia Enduro .. motor- Dl:..AN JONJ:.S liars as part-owner of a Chicago sptakea1y d11ri11R the Roaring Twentie.v, in The Clricagn Tt'ddy 8t'ar.f. cycle off the trailer rack and he's off and running. Hie; dirt-bike is a lightweight 1218 pounds) aluminum OOdy machine wirh <tn alumi- num nlloy engine and designed especially for off-ro:ld racing. With a 21 -inch front wheel and an 18-inch rear wheel it i .. more easily controlled at high speeds than if the wheels were of the .. ame dimen- <.ion\ Jone<,' c nlhu"a'm I'> contagiou~. His two rcenage d<tUghte~. Carol ( 16) and Deanna ( 14) often accompany him. By the time they 1nv1tc .. ome of their friends it becomes a c;mall army of dirt-h1kcrc; roaring over the meo;quite-covercd hillo;ides. For J ones .there has been no sport to compare with motorcycles 'ince -at the· age of J 3, he built his first motorcycle by putt ing a Brigg~ and Straro n engin on a bicycle frame. "An old pulley, a spring attached to 1t, with a fan belt over, was my clutch, and I'd pull the spring back whe n I wanted lo stop and le t it go when I wanted to start," Jones explains, "and if the gods were with me I couJd make it up about a 2 % grade with. a good tail wind." Two rules Jones learned early about motorcycle riJ1ng which he inmts his daughters understand and follow faithfully arc: ~ (I) Never go riding alone and, (2) never go riding .withou1 the necessary 'iafety equipment. Pare 2J THE DAILY PILOT-. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 6, 1971 CANNON ENJOYS THE FINER THINGS William Conrad, an actor whose background is as imposing as hie; physical stature, is the star of a new tlramatic series that was tailored especially for his talents. Cannon, the adventures of tough-fisted but canny private investi- gator Frank Cannon (seen Tue<odays at 9:30 PM on C BS) came about as the result of Conrad's unique performance in the Cinema Center 100 fil m, "The Brotherhood of the Bell." Conrad was so impressive playing an egocentric talk show host in the fil m that the network launched him in his own television series, the first such role of his long acting, directing and producing career. The mustachioed, 5'-9'', 220 -pound actor, whose appearance led to countless character roles in fil ms and televisio n, started as a radio acto r on Hollywood station KMPC more th~n 25 years ago. But, Conrad explains, "I had al ways hoped to be a director when r began in radio." T hat ambition remained dormant for many acting years, including 11 as radio's Matt Dillon of Gunsmoke. He finally achieved his directing desire when Zi9 Studios offered him a director's chair on Bat Masterson if he .would also act in several episodes of William Conrad the We~tcrn series starring Gene Barry. This initial step opened the way to more than 250 hours of directing in television's most popular series of the day, including Gunsmoke, H ave Gun, Will Travel, G .E.: True, Route 66, Naked'City and many others. Later he became a director and producer of motion pictures at Warner Brothers. Having come full circle after I 5 years as a p ro- ducer-director, Conrad is findi ng life much more enjoyable than dur- ing those years of executive responsibility. "I'm having a ball on Cannon," he enthuse~. "l't°!, fun to do your job and go home at the end of the day without being worried about the production side of the business. Besides, Cannon is my kin(j of role. He's a forceful, independent guy who has style and imagination. He's a big man, literall y and figuratively, but he frequently employs the cunning he acquired as a police li~utenant to outwit rather than . overpower people. "Another attractive aspect o f F rank Cannon·s character is the fact that he enjoys the finer things of life. (A man after my own heart.) He drives an expensive automobile, i.avors gourmet cooking. is a wine connoiseur and lives in very tasteful surrounding)." For producer Alan A. Armer-·and E'Onrad, 'cannon represents a reunion of sorts. It was Conrad's voice that lent just the right to'\Jch of drama and suspense to the narration of The Fugitive, which won an Emmy Award for producer Armer. But the two had never met unt il joining forces on -Cannon. Armer renews an old friendship witn executive producer Quinn Martin on this series. He previously had produced The Fugitive and The Invaders for Martin. The di'itinctive deep tones that were so effective on The Fugitive al~o made Conrad famous as the ominous radio voice of Marshal Matt Dillon. Remember thi~ memorable opening on the early Gunsmoke~: "Around Dodge City and in the territory on West there's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers and that'i. with a U.S. Mar- i.ha! and the smell of gunsmoke. I'm the first man they look for and the la\t one they want to meet. 11·~ a chanccy joh and it makes a man watchful and a little lonely." The unique ,·oicc that intoned tho'e wonh ha'I, in fact, created ;inother whole career for the Cannon star. For }Cari.. even during his executive period at Warner Brother,, the Conrad voice wn' con.,picu- ou' in numerou'\ recognizable radio and tclc\ i'iion commercials. The\e "voice-O\Cr'" still arc heard in both medium'. When he j?et' a rare break from the regimen of 1clev1"on produc- tion. Conrad put' l1n another cap-hi' ~ achting cap-. 'tep' aboard hi' sleet.... 47-foot ketch. "The Moonraker," anJ <.ail' out of Marina del Re' harhor into the Pacific. It's heen more than 20 years i.1nce he fir,t wa' bitten by the sailing bug. But it wa.' nnh recent!\ that he gave in anJ bought hi" own boat. "for \Car' I thought the easy wa} out was to become the friend of a yacht owner .:.:J;ie explains. "Why buy your own'? Then I lost my head and purchatcd mine. But I haven't regretted it." Ukc the ICJ!Cndar) Joseph Conrad of literature.:, William Conrad has a natural affinity for the sea. One day, while ~ailing for some network publicity pictures, he cxprc!-.scd the feelings of the fraternity of soilors: "Th1!. i' the life. There's nothing like the ocean. It gives a feeling of tranquil! it} and peace." "The Moonral..cr" alread) has starred 111 a reccntl} filmed episode of Cannon. The urbane investigator, Frank Cannon, w~ to be seen puttering aboard his hoat, a.1(J the casting of "The Moonraker" was a natural. . . . . ,?ij :1 · · ' 1 ~r Evening MovH~s :-c... ... # ,[ • SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7 6:00 3 (C) "Fame 11 the Name of the Game" (mystery) '66--Jill St. John, Anthony F ranc1os11 5 (C) "Woman Tlmn Seven". (comedy) '67-Shfrley MacLaine, Alan Arkin. Rossano Braul. 6:30 11 "Godzilla" (sci·f l) '56--Raymond Burr. 7:30 2 8 (C) "Marriage on the Rocks" (comedy) '65-Frank Sinatra. pean Martin. • 9 (C) "Bus Stop" (comedy) '56--Marllyn Monroe. Arthur O'Connell. 8:00 5 "Dracula's Daughter" (mystery) '3&--0110 Kruger. Gloria Holden. 11 "The Postman Always Rfngs Twice" (mystery) '46-Lana Turner. John Garfield 9:00 7 3 6 (C) "Once Upon a Time In the West" (western) '69 -Henry F"onda, Claudia Cardinale 11:00 9 (C) "A Star Is Born" (drama) "55-Judy Garland, James Mason. 11:30 13 (C) "The Dolly Sisters" (musical) "45-Betty Grable, John Payne. 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 8:30 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 8:00 8:30 11:00 J1:30 6:30 7:30 8:00 9:00 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:30 11:00 1 J:30 6:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 11:00 11:15 11:30 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8 9 "Cry Terror" (drama) '58-James Mason. Rod Steiger. S (C) "Woman Tlmn Seven" (comedy) '67-Shirley Macla1ne, Alan Arllln. 3 (C) "Fame Is the Name of the Game" (mystery) '66-Jill St. John, Anthony Franciosa. 4 (C) "Coogen's Bluff" (drama) '68-CITnt Eastwood, Lee J. Cobb. 7 "The Bedford Incident" (drama) '65 -Richard Widmark, Sidney Poitier. 10 "Days of Wine end Rosu" (drama) "63-Jack Lemmon, Lee Remick, 6 "Gemmer•" (sci-f1) '56-B,.an Donlevy. Albert Dekker. 5 "South of Pago Pago" (adventure) '40-Vtctor McLaglen. Jon Hall. 9 (C) "The Lonely Professfon" (mystery) '70-Harry Guardino. Oma Merrill. 3 (C) "Thne 1000 Hiiis" (western) '59-Don Murray. 7 CC) "FeerleH Frank" (com(:Oy) '69-Jon Vo1111>t. Monique Van Vooren 11 "AutClmn Leaves" (romance) '56--Joan Crawford, Cliff Robertson. 13 (C) "Quantrlll's Raiders" (drama) '58-Steve Cochran. Leo Gordon. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 9 7 (C) "Capnce" Part I (comedy) '67-Dons Day, Richard Harris 9 (C) "Move Over, Derting'' (c:omedy) '63--Dons Day. James Gamer 5 (C) "Women Times Seven" (comedy) '67-Shifley MacLa1ne. Alan Arkin. 7 3 6 (C) "Do Not Fold, Spindle or Mutilate" (comedy) '71-Helen Hayes, Myrna Lor,. 5 "Jungle Princess• (adventure) "36-0orott>y Lamour, Ray Milland. 9 (C) "Th• Movie Murderer" (mystery) '70-Arthur Kennedy. Robel1 Webber. 11 "The Intruder" (mystery) 'SJ-Jack Hawkins, Dennis Price 13 "Vice Squid" (drama) '53-Edward G Robinson. Paulette Goddard 7 9 J1 5 9 13 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER JO (C) "C1pnce" Conc:lusion (comedy) '67-Do~is Day, Richard Harns. (C) "Four for Te1es" (drama) '63-Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin. (C) "Casino Royal•" (c:omedy) '67-Peter Sellers, Ur$ula Andress CC) Women Times Seven'' (c:omedyl '67-Shirley MacLa1ne, Alan Arkin, (C) "Siient Night, lonely Night" (drama) '69-Lloyd Bridges. Shirley Jones. (C) "Mutiny" (adventure) '!>2-Mark Stevens, Angela Lansbury. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11 7 "Blrdmen of Alcatraz" Part I (drama) '62-Bul1 Lancaster, Karl Malden. 9 (C) "To Hell With Heroes" (drama) '68 -Rod Taylor. Claudia Cardinale, 5 (C)"Women Times Seven" /comedy) '67-Shirley Mac:Lame .Alan Arkin. 2 8 (C) "Don't Make Waves" (comedy) '67 -Tony Curtis Claudia Cardinale 5 "Atilt My Love" (c:omedyJ '40--Claudettl.' Colbert. Ray Milland 9 (C) "Run e Crooked Mlle" (drama) '68-Louis Jourdan, Mary Tyler Moore. 11 "Moontld•" (drama) '42-lda Lupino. 13 "The Fighter .. (adventure) '52-Ric:hard Conte. lee J Cobb FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 7 "lllrdmen of Alcelra:t" Conc:1us1on (drama) '62-Burt Lancaster. Karl Malden, 9 (C) "Dayton's Devlls" (drama) '68-Rory Calhoun, Leslie N11!un 5 (C) "Women Times Seven" (comedy) '67-Sh.,ley Mac:Laine. Alan Arkin. 4 10 (C) "The Harness" (drama) '71-Lome Greene. Julie Sommars. 2 8 (C) "Paper Men" (drama) '71-0ean Stoc:kwell. Stefanie Powers. 5 "Rulers of the Sea" (drama) '39-Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Maraaret Loc:kwood. 9 (C) "In Enem)' Country" (drama) '68-Tony F"rancton. An1anet1e Comer 2 (C) "Flying Leethemec:ks" !drama) '51-John Wayne. Robert Ryan. 11 "Two Flags West" (wutern) 'SO-Joseph Cotten, Linda Darnell 13 "Castle ol E11ll" (sc:l·f1) '66-Scotl Brady, 'l.,ginia Mayo SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 13 10 (C) "The Music Min" (musical) '62-Robert Preston, Shirley Jones 9 (C) "Bridges et Toko-RI" (drama) '54-Willlam Holden, Grace Kelly. 11 "The Hucksters" (drama> '47-Clark Gable, Ava Gardner. 7 3 6 (C) "Dutl" (tulpense) '71-0ennls Weaver, Tim Herbert. 4 JO <C) "The War Wason" (western) '70-John Wayne. K11k Douglu. 9 (C) l''the Reptlllcu1" and (Cl "Pyro" 2 (C) "The Last Sunset" (western) '61-Rock Hudson, Kirk Ooualu. 3 (C) "UlytsH" (drama) '55--Klrk Doualas, Silvan• Mangino 4 (C) "The Chapm an "•port" (dreme) '62-Efrem Zlmballst Jr., Shelley Winters. . 15 "The Werewolf of London" (mystery) 35 -Henry Hull, Valerie Hobson. • s J K t 6 "The Ilg 'ram e" (mystery) 53-Mark teven1, un en 7 (C) ''Th• Swinger" (comedy) '66--Ann·Mararet. Tony Frenc1ou I "Hurricane Smith" (adventure) '52-John Ireland. Yvonne OeCerlo 10 "Man of a Thousand f"ecH " (drama) '51-Jamei< Cagney. Dorottly 13 rc~l~~··Very Private Affair" (drama) '62-Brialtte Bardo!, Marcello Mastroianni. 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College Football Highlights 4:00 I UCLA Football Brums vs. Indians at Stanford Un1vers1ty. 5:00 World of Sports Illustrated · I srEC1ALl Grambling, the Living Legend Story of Grambling College's academic and athletic success. 11:00 m Coltege Football USC vs. Washington State at Pullman. Washington, tn game taped yesterday. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8 6:00 O ) @ NFL Monday Night Football L.A. Rams vs. Baltimore Colts at Baltimore. The Col ts won the championship of the American Conference's Eastern Division last year, then beat the Cowboys m the Super Bowl. The Rams, 41-11·4 over the p:lSt four years. are a constant threat tn the NFC's Western D1v1s1on. At quarterback for the Colts will be a former NFL most valu· able player-either Earl Morrall or Johnny Unitas. Roman Gabriel, the Rams quarterback, is the holder of all ma1or team passing records, MVP 1n 1969, and three-time Pro Bowl pick (1968·70). 10:30 O Bruins in Action THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 6, 197t TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 6:00 O Laker Basketball Las Angeles Lakers vs Chicago Bulls at Chicago. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 6:00 O Kings Hockey L.A. Kings vs. New York Rangers 1n game taped yesterday. 10:00 CE Box Professional THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11 8:00 m Boxing From the Olympic. Tent1tively scheduled IS a 10-round welterweight bout between Ryu Saramuch1 and David Oropeza. 10:00 CE Football Soccer International 10:30 O Collegiate Football Highlights FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 10:30 O Western Harness Racing The $100.000 American Racmg Classic for all·age free-for-all horses at 1 Ya mile, with Albatross. Rum Customer, Mount Eden, Judge, Horton Hanover and Windy Way among the leadtng candidates Stan Bergstein and Roy Shudt report. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 1:30 O '3)@ NCAA Foot ball Wild card game. Teams to be an· nounced. 2:00 NFL Game of the Week 3:00 Kick-Boxing Box de Mexico 4:00 Futbol-Soccer 5:00 This Week in Pro Football (3) @ ABC's Wide World of Sports 6:00 Rams f ootball Action 6:30 ~ Sports With Bertka 6 Sports Challenge 7:00 3) World of Sports Illustrated 8:00 O Laker Basketball L.A. Lakers vs. Pottland Trailblazers at Portland, Ore. I Championship Wrest ling 10:30 Saturday Night Fights 11:00 College Football USC at Washington State in game taped last weekend. LEE MAJORS: THANKFUL NOT TO BE TYPECAST Lee Major:.. who wa' tall in the saddle for four years in T he Big Valley and one year in The Men from Shiloh. ha' hung up his six· guns and picked up a hricfca~c. l cc stars as attorney Jess Brandon in Owen Mar~hall, Counselor al l.;iw. on ABC'. Thur,days at 10 PM . Br:1ndon i' a former profc,~wn.11 foothall player. pcrm.1ncn1ly \ti.lclined n\ a knee in1ury. who h,11\ rccenll> p:Mcd 1he har and j, working ;1' an a\'>OCi,1tc of Owen Mar- shall CoinciJenlall~. l cc him,elt W:t'i " college football stur aml had to lurn down .in oOer from the St I ou" Cardinal' pro footh.111 team -:-bcc:.111,e of n knee injury. Bet,\een scene' of "Nothing Pcr .. onal," the cp"odc airing Thur,d..iy I N(w. 1 I) I cc wryly com- mented on thc d1flerencc' nctwccn playmg a cowboy and pl;1y1ng a IJwycr "The first day on the 'ICI, I kit like a Vl\11· or." Lee s:iid. "I'm ju't nor u:.cd 111 a \uit and 1 tic, on camera or off. Now in Wc,tcrn gear, you can always rc~t yo111 hand on your gun, or hook your thumh 111 your gunhclt, or fid- dle with the brim of your hat. Uut in a tight· punts suit. what dl) you do with\ our h:HHh?" He mu~cd ahout another nccc.,,ary adjust· mcnt. "In a Wc,tcrn. you can keep your mouth hut part of 1he time. You can-ride a horse. or tangle with :i couple of h:id guy,. Pare 26 or herd n bunch of 1.tccr~. Bl•I in a law)cr i.how. you'd better start talking. • "And you certainly work out the problems differently. Now take this !\tory we're doing now. 11\ ahout a sym.lk:th.:d ~rx11 t' wnter who charge~ 1hat Brandon back in hi~ foot- hall days wa' reaJJy guilty of collus1011 with gamblers, even though he wa)o, able to wiggle out of the scandal. Brandon ha, to go all over the country trying to find thl' people who can clear h1111. Now in 1hc llld dayo;, you'd jllsl :-.a,hay down 10 the new,papcr 11fficl.'. horsewhip the varmint. and that would he the end of 11 " Lee 'milcd. then added "-Crtomly "Rc:ill~'. 1herc·., no h.1,ic difference. The JOh " the same -to make :in 1mag1n:iry char:tl'lcr in an imaginary '>itu.111on reul :rnd hl'11cvahle." I cc say, he wac; happy 10 t;ike the 'lllt-.1nd- tic rol.!. "Typcc."ting i' :ilway'I hJll. .inJ 1t1 he typeca"t J\ a \\lc,tcrn .ictM 1' the l\H''t d.mg- crous, .. he !>aid. "After awhile. producer~ and ca,ting dircc1or' arc likely 10 forget th:ir i1\ .in actt'r under that h.11. fhey ju't ,,1\'. 'Oh yeah-him-the cowboy · " Lee's princip;,Y satisfaction ~o f.tr in the <,cries i-. the nature of the script:.. "We deal in people prohlcn1-.. not social i~SUl'' per .,c," he '>aid . "But 1n mo'l ol the slOrte' lh1.·rc':. a chance to give a reminder. in dramatic tcrnh, of important truth,, It'!\ a very s:11i,- fy1ng 1.'Xpcrtcncc ... And he smilingly added, "Maybe even more so th:1n gunning dowfl Black Jack Dalton." REM LE REL HOEK (S~) A MUST FOR ·ALL MEN and WOMEN! THE ~ The ON oftd o..ty Cue Glon ls fh1olfy here ofter a year 011d a holf of d"''" reHarch, net two (2) yecrrs of bllllard eval· 11atlo11. Koehler EitterprlM Corp. proudly prese11ts the Cue GloYe to oll bllllord nd pool players. 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