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BUYIKG l'fAPfll!{ES~-c'~ve'l!)t.akme or·!11 !.
kill-my•eii." sobs fledglliig,..pbilanthropist ·Michael ·
Brody.,;to wOll)an who aski!CI l!im fol' $1,000'. io pay
her niedi~al bills. Brody promised ·to give her the
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me};'-bqtii >he begged for cash. be broke
<town.' Youn .tlillt.io ~ .Jrilllion was besiegM liy ·
people-wan f.lnO!iey.:il'f!er announcing he wanted
to make pe/Jp e happy by· giving away bis fortune. . ' ~ .
Milliona-ire Worn· Out
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Harassed Brody F'lees Mob· Whi<:h "'~·¥oney
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. '' NEW YORK CUP!) -When. MiChael "l""ef away to the ne.cfY who·,.nt w.. .from 'all 0-the ·nation. Pollce•finallr'
Jam., Brody Jr. announced ·~ wU\l«f ll'IJTI!, who made telej>-.ealls or wbo. ,..1ec1 off.Brody'a -.y. · ·
lo give his 125 million inheritance, 'ho eallle to ..e blm. • llnJlly;.-.jbo remed-a I-""-"'
,.id ho want.cl peace for the ~Id.' . .'llie ,..sponse "~' ~Ing. After Jet Jut. Sdnclly to return wttll-1111 wife
Within 60 h<lur3. the 21.yeer:01d ol~ gi•lrw;, 1._, tens of thooundl ,rA doUlrs:, from a .lamaka hooe>11noc:ct, ~ fa
margarine heir zlmply want.cl .Jleep, ))1111!1 Brod'y. a~ of;<011Tlcted.pro-~ with Blwl1 , Janes, • Hlt-
"Jusl let m• sleep, just let me alone," he ..,,..,. Minton "Mb:l;<y" ~'11,n, lt~,fled ltm womin who,.-~ lhOwt.
pleaded Friday. · ; witj.-!lls wife of I! days; • Ro;trted Brody (!l'ilnteed lier -~ to 1llild a
He had lo W> into hiding to get ii. Mich-unsui:fflsfUJIY to' P=IWt « ,,.. pfafle """'"11111 '1adio in ll"'1<m !or •7°""11
11et James Brody Jr. has started a gold from · Pin Aintricln Afrirbt .t't() 10 up. b~k .talent. •
rush. 40.IXI> (eet net pt 10me sletp: ))tit the "He11 lite.an angel of God," old Mn.
Brody inherited a third oC the estate plane .on automaUe pllot and Uy around Jones. "'I: want. tq ~ ~ toptber w1th
of his grandfather. Tycoon John F. Jelke, in circle.'Jt 'I the onJ1 L~IJ I ca1fgri 1ame the ;&kin. and ~her 'thty'U ra_cue
lasl October and decided to "make up for-peate.:" Ht' Aid bt ~.'beth .awake' 60 lhe wor1c1.•• .. 9fre•'l&kl the iHiaf!(:i Wai
some of the trouble millionaires have 'hourS'<.iight. t formecf ftVe days aco when she pboofd
caused." Hundreds of p<r!<llll iJ.eC.kid to Brody's ·!or ~-.
Thousands are wtlling to help him nnt..i home i n afflueol s<mdale where Broey hn tipped a cabby ll,000.'tipped
•coornplish his foal . The ~old rush gani. he wrote 0\11 tliecb dlldnf the momlna. the 11111 of • rutaurant li,500, wrliten
ed momenlom Thursday ni&htwhen Jlto. A lbop¢iw bq lnmc-tlle -bcib oulaehod<lorll,lllfto•---·
dy publicly Issued ftfs lelepllone number filled wltlr~ nol<IJ l>ooeDs of other -wboJi*lnlly-lllno'b -.r.
in ........... ·--~ ... (114-ns.MI) and ............ bop fiUld u. r..nt ·-ill-....., oui, .. 111111 lo .. -ra
•his a~;;',;;' (HP~gton.Rd.I Re alJO ~~--1'111 w-. UOloO Glll<t In tbo.llhtta of Harkm·~-
lssued the .. cfd ... • of.a.Maohaltall oflict~ ncetved ~of~ 'll..: toJo. i. • .-tolillcf..., ~
0650 Broadway). He said he'd lglv~ his ' phone·-boe!'l was' dloited wftli'i:'4111 Iii< habit. • • . .
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' By t,i>lli!I Pr1i1 -tiooal l~1~ )"elt.bennan Promi.fd still mOre
rain tcinlght and Sunday for Ncwthem'<Jali-
forniad11,··aJrudy·plagued with the worst proloiied·...,. M:the winter. ·,
T<>l'l'eJrtlal ·rains brouabf riven to Oood
sta1e and triggered rock a!ides while btgh ~dnds blasted the Northern coast lot the
s~ f'..~iday lD a_ roYf._ . _. _
Br.others Get
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· Al iea~ ~ deathl ,have· "'81 1tirlbuted to the 1torm, includln&. four fataUtiei tln
ratn-slJck hJ&bW8JI. . The rain wu forebail to ,begin again ioolilfil iliil-~ through Sunday as
far 8ooth II King Qly·and·Morcect wflh ~vy rain 'at times., I,llld tqiperatures
wtre Upect<ct to ·c:Onlinue.
The Ruuian Rtvei; spilled over fls banks
al Guernevflle aftor C!Jlliilg al 16 1 .. 1.
four feet 'over Oooci ltqe. J;ummer-ca,bl.ns,
small buatnesees and trailera along lhe ---~ Several lnoMlted re.Jdents along Iii<
river fled to blpei-ground. At lhe height
ol the Ooocltng, four feet of water covered
highway 111 ln Guemeville. Schools in the
.area were ·cloled.•
'Gordon Miller, flood control director 1t
Gu'"""flle, feared io;vere ·ffoodlng tt the
riins continue today n prfidlded.
At Reaicbburg, Ibo lluMlan Rtver CTeSt.
. ,._., brother• who admitted the !levere fd at 31' feet, 12 feet above llOod stage,
bOoting of a Santa Ana police officer in·• ·~ ~=~;;~ln Men-
ln· SA B~ating
~morning fr~aa ln._~•Me<a doclno County bacl<ed up lligh waler inils
drew a one-year county jail tenn Frid1y lbu ~-1 ,,. in al and with it .a. toncue lasftfng from I( tan~ c o,lng Hfghw1y•,.. sever
Superior.Court Judge James F. Juda•. epot.s between Cloverdale !~-~ort Brag. ~Napa River was repun.eu three fett
John Pati'kk Hickey, Z2. aOO hli below' 1t1g'e and rising. The Eel, RJver
brother, William Frederick Hickey, 21, crested above flood staie at Miranda,
1ot .the. jail 1'lrn! I/let: pleading gu!Uy to Fern bridge -.n<t ScOlfa.
a Mgctiated cbarg9 of assault with a Hardest h!t in the central valley wa.s ~Y l!tilROlt· ,JJIC!le·JY<lge_ ~ --•.e nearly two Inches. o! rain
!ht! .Utomatfc f!Te-year sta~ priA!>o trlgg""" flooding. 1'11ny resldenca and
and placed the troCbers on piobat.ion !.or bualnt81t!1were aandblaed a&•inlt riJ..
that period. jng watm. ~ men were sternly warned that any In E&st Oakllnd, a major Jandalide wu
future breacb of the Jaw, would invoke the feared on a hilllkSe. which has moved two
full ierltence withhtld by the judge. BOth feet during a Week ofTlla•. Officials aid
weri condemned as ''trouble makers" tf'~tt 'homes were thrutened1
who W!"" fortunate that they "",not1... .ThO "°" movement of .earltr bas a~
more seriOul. charan. · 1 ~ f.....t the lhutdowe of a bui• )llpeo
Happily; Judge Jlldge noted, Sgt. Ihle that Wries Jet avfiUon !uel to•Oek·
Norwood Wllltaml had made a ·r.u land and San Fnncfoco alrporls. Sewer
recovery from hlll tnjurl.,. ..me. lo some homea was I'll off.
'nlef .were irulf~ Dec. 25 !ollowinc ' •
By ARTHUll R. VINSEL
Of ... D9IY "*' Steff
One man es¢aped, three wefe ~
and a young mother with a baby to eue
for wu releued FrldiY: lilier< cMa
Me~ police ~eked down .the· doOI' of an
alleged marfJuana-proce<etng,houae.
. Police said-C'Ollfilcated evidence tn-
clided one.kilo of hlli><iuality marijuana,
plus another 18 plastic bags, or ao-caD.ed
lidS, worth 110 to It$ eech at the ,mi,
markee;orate. ' ·
The arr~tees. booked on .ebarJes of
pos9e51ion of marijuana for aa1e, were
identified as:
-Albert Moller. 21,.of 890 N. C....
bridge SI., ()range .
-RoMrt A. Hauea,. 28, of 1•11 N.
Durant St., Santa An•.
-Bnce Reyuelda, 21, of t!IS Redlands Place, Costa.Mesa; ·
Po.flee said Reynolda' wile wu ·~,._
tloned, but• not. booked, and nleued to
~ P@Jnls becauae she muat. can' .for
.the couple'• small child ..
A team of investigators went ·to· the
Redlani:ls P1aCe addrela about t :31r;.in.,
alter re<:elving a lip abol!I poeslblo·lllePI
activity there.
· Narcotics Detect.Ive Norm Kutclt 11id
he wu walking ·d~ a conerete
driveway ·~jactnt to the two lepll'ate
·apartment units' al lhat locatio11'wbeB be
glanced lllto a tltdlen -·. ' "There they were. packagina tt riPf • the kitchen table, .. he .... rted ...
Delective Capt, Bob Gr<en Aid ntllat
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his pw:wult o! a vehicle occupied by the •ed 1"l'tterend-.ayoonw~.rn,nt Manson De:pi · · • · ., Jeck lllctey, and t!>elr lathfr, Jeek W..sller ·" ~:UC~.·~;~~~ "r"I"' ~. R·.equest fQ··r·_._·. Pl Tbe ra1na ~r-;.·~·
WHU..,, ~ 1116 Hldlo.i: auto at )atoer 'll>dat: ~Ying Ibo 'Onin&o '
,peods \OP to 90 ~i~ an 1)1\!r In a wtld Gl:L , . • COila 'und~ lldlid>'...#1-.! klll&bt ·
cbue lbot began 1n.$anta Aaa.>od ended 0,~~.Ma~.~A~~~ ~~ay~:~;r c1 ·
.., ~ llolllevant.fn Colla Mesa. Re o!,llle -·Tale-La~1a.ca·mlll'dera. foi;· ~~,.,-·..i.... --mpoct.~y ttie.t...o defend--mo 1n public !urifll fo 1»>e a.private ll>': · lNs~E :.TC»DAY as hew~ ttjlng to book lhe car'a dJi!Ver vestlgat« was turned do'lrit l[fday. .
on .,..,. fl "l'kio!' driving !,. Menson made the recjuest WJl!l• acting ' i ~ ..o);ilng ,.,;;,{ """' U.,..
Will{ama .sa!d 1he .was repettfdly ~Ju U his own attortil)' in t})e UJe. llow· .AITealonoblt 1DCfl to keep '&""'•
bed· -his "'"'cJUVfce. "volver ll1 a over Siii>irJor ~ Jodie George ·lo! bj.t qne Lago""" finda tllat Gii ,
bt,tlihi thal only ended wjth 1/1< in· Dell• turned hlm•lliiim, ftOtlng Mana.,; ·•al'ly a.m. dip im' rnougll. So
tervention o! the younger ~. Frank *'ld In ""*-earlier 18' ''wu l\ot tridig' h• ii trana~Uno • iheo~
Jack lllc'ey. At one point. the, officer tot and di~• -to retaiA .,..... toork flom cJGuieqi· Latin. Sit
Aid. u.. defendants eerlously disc:uwd ael" If he ... . ~· 4.
nether tfle1 thoukl ahoot hlm wllll. hll £ vacattna a ~ MJthDrlz., ... ~'1.;-. 1 •• , .... ""'*'' .,.. 1 _...., ~• ~bj Della!oore)octed •. ,:=;· ''11.'il ' -..-• ,..
Olliilri ,.uld the'•1'11JCeal ~~ .. ~ •he .lie .~<led ' (-'' :-:.::::~ •1 .:. ~ ... lwo ct,!......,, ...... hit ~lo belt•(I09lre bla . ' ·-" -·-... f1,_.di'oV~c«.lfethen.,w~dh~.. ""' 1 ·ii_\•l ... , .. ~ .t= ... -=. 1 1: ·=......,. !:: bflnd'cllii:er wliJe polct .. ClliiiJt,.;ito tJ'4 'Jr..ac . trn w.. • -..1a111M1 ,--u 1. .._ ._ •' -. Jllli"' 6: .,.. . ,·1 """"?•. '"·• r-
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S1tlll"dly, J1n111ry 17, 1~70
QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi
"He's a tet:rlble flirt. As & matter of fact he's a
temble everything around here .. .''
Pilot
Leg book
You Can't Beat
Phone System
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of n. DtllY r 1i.t Sten
This Is the story of a telephone call.
Written by me and produced by the Los Angeles Coun-
ty Offices S'o''~tchboard -with technica l assistance by
Pacific Telephone Company. It is unfortunately typical of
something.
Don't ask just what.
The moral Js, don 't ge> near the
water H you're in· the South Bay area
of Los Angeles County, or don't get in-
to trouble if you do. Luckily, I was
only calling for information on some
people \\'ho had already drowned, not
seeking help for somebody in the pro-
Ce55 of doing so.
The Initial attempt to get South
Bay lifeguard headquarters started
fairly well.
-I remembered to dial 9 for out.side.
.. l'm soorrreeee ••• the nurilber you have reached, Is
no longer in service," the gal gooed gleefully.
Somebody coo.Id have been_ going_ down for the third
tlrne.
THE NEXT A ·rnlm jh,-·! Los Ang•les County
Officu-was a mind-blcw;er. Oh':"'f'gol somebody on the
line after asking for South Bay lifeguard headquarters all
right.
First it was the library administration, but I rarely
borrow books, 1 buy them.
Then It was the child welfare department, but t have
no children. at least none of whose existence I am aware.
Finally, 1 managed to get the county offices operator
'Deck and explained the dilemma -fast. approaching dead-
~-so she obtained a new number after lengthy delay. '· * * * . THE On!ER operator put through my call and the
drowsy housewife was very nice, considering she couldn't
have had a seco!;)d cup of coffee yet.
So I called the county offices back.
t explained again the dilemma -faster approaching
deadline -and she replied that I must obtain that number
from ''my" operator. By this time, I was disclaiming all
of them. One finally came back on the line somewhere . • •
someplace ..• somebody ..• out there in that vut net·
wock of wires who might help.
"Which operator are you?," I asked.
''I beg your pardon, Sir?"
"A.re you the operator~perator, or the county opera.-
tor?"
* * * ONCE AGAIN I explained my dilemma and the opera-
tor with the blonde-haired, blue-eyed voice (my operator
J suppose) tried lhe number that had led once already to
the &Jeepy..eyed voice in the fuzzy bathrobe.
Suddenly. there was a horrible blasL or electronic
rarzberry that led me to believe we'd reached old fuzzy
bathrobe again. before she got that additional cup of ..a ... "All t get is a lot or static," the blue-eyed voice nttd-
)e:ssl:y aplained. We were In it togethtr. And t thought o(
&ll the possible ttpUes about getting a lot o{ static.
But for the first time in a 15-rninute attempted tele-
phone conversa.Uon, l was speechlw;.
For the Record
Dbsolati~tas
of Jtl•rrUige
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Dqily 10-10
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SPECIAL PRICES FOR
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GIRLS' AND BOYS' -NYLON TAFFETA
JACKETS ON. SALE
Su11day Onlt1
1' 010• Cltol«:e
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with mar.darin collara, w&P
fronts. Hoods, eluticiud
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SA YE ON 48 SIZE
KOTEX "APJINS it. Sundafl 011111.
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48 auper or regular. So aofl &nd
comfortabl~. Sht>p now and
charge il ft>r a buy!
Llmlrtd ~nllty -non• SOid Ill Dfflfft
NOW! BRASS POLE LAMP
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Llaht savings! La m~ \vilh ri-·
nector and \\"alnut k nobs. At· tractive additions to Any room.
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Ll"'ttM llli&f!lity -MM S11t1 ft C..t.r1
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The 80 lb. small , medium and large. % In·
ch, 1 inch and 2 inch. For all your garden-
ina: needs, \rislt our outdoor patio daily for
best buys.
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SWf.A TSHIRTS FOR
MEN ARE BIG ON
COMFORT, SAYINGS
~ultda11 OnJ11 . 12~1
Short sleeve nveat.shtrts for
mm. Cotton with a;oft fleecy
lining, reinforced neckband.
f Color choice. lofen'.s S-lo1·X.
Molded Plastic Attache Case
For work, school or travel.
folio in lid . 314 x 121-2x18". 188
POPIH ~UN! 3-QT.
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Pop up a dellcloUJ lln&ek. Pop-per with glass cover, cord.
Made or poll.shed aluminum.
Specially priced. Char&e It.
COLORFUL DINETTE CHAIRS
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~Icn's olive drab witli tull length zi pper; •4•· length Wfth
taped seams. Great rainy.day
wear. S-r.t -L-XL.
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Sturdy, made to last for
years! I-Ii-back floraJ · pat·
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HARDWOOD f .OLDING CHAIR
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Sturdy, "'ell -corat.nJ cttd F
and beautifully finished. 0
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20.GAL. GARBAGE
CANS, GALVANIZED
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Sturdily ronstructed garbage can has light lit-
tlni cover '"Ith handles. Garbage days \vill be
drudge free , sale!
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TWe btotben who.admitted the IOY<re
beltlnJ.Qf a-Sanl:A Ani,1191~ offk:!r in a
<llrbltmas mqrning ftJCtl tn Co5ta Mesa
drew a one-year county jail term F'riclay
and with it a toogue lashing from
Superior Court Judge James F. Judge.
Jolm P.atrick Hk:)tey. 22, and hi!
First Relief
Pla1ies Bring
Biafra Help
brother,•William· Fred<iick·Jlickey, SI,
gOI tl>e jail 1<1'111 alter 'Pl"dinll cuJlty ID
a neg<tiated charge cl UWllt with a
du<Qy weapon. Judge Jud&• llUSpended
the automatic five.year state pris>n term
and plfced Ille br<>lheis on probation for
that period.
Both men were sternly warned that any
future breach of the ·law·wuukl invoke'the!i
full sentence withheld by tl>e judge. Both
were• condemned as "trouble makers"
who were fortuilate that they did not face
more smous charges.
Happily, Judge Judge noted, Sgt.
Norwood Williams had made a full
recovery from his injuries.
'Ibey were suffered Dec. 2S following
his pursuit of a vehicle occupied by the
two defendants, a younger brother, Frank
Jack Hickey, and their fatlier, Jack
LAGOS <UPI) -Niguia welcomed Frank IDckey, 51. Pol.ice describe the
today the first plane load of foreign aid four Hickeys as transients.
for refugees of the nation's conquered Williams punued the Hickey: auto at
Biafran region, confident it can end Ur· speeds up to 90 miles an hour'in a wild
vat.ion this month. The government also chase that began in Santa Ana and ei>ded
hinted it may cut back its wartime-army. on Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa. He
A cargo plane loaded with t l tons of was then jumped by the two defendants
drugs and equipment lefl Britain bring-as he was t.ryin1 to book the.car's driver
ing the first foceign aid for refUJees on··suspicion of reckless driving.
Nigeria has accepted sin«: the surrender Williams said he_ was repeatedly_ club-
of Bi,fra. beet_ "ilk lUs 0"'1 ftrvice reyolver in a
An international team or military ob· ~. that GnlJ tflded wdh the: in· '""°" -"""""'1.iW· ~ ot lr!nner -«( .jhe~er ~· F~ baUlrilrnnt arus. It said }'rlday' ft had Jack 'llJCkey. Al one .point, 11>9 -.+
found no evidence ot-w~t,rva.. • ...lild U,. .!l<f•O!lon!O_~_d!
tion .... ~~-· ... ~~-lbqj!J>illi· th lil!
"The relief problem wlil bf! "'"'"''.lie own gun. . , _ . . .
this month and thll sauation ... in be a~ Olllcers, aaid !be yidftieill bfotbtt most nonnal within three month!," said diMrmed the two def-.thiJe Ilia
Anthony Ellahciro, the federal infonna-father drove off. He then waited with tile
tion mlnlst.r. · injured olllcer while ~ came to the
"There i! oo Immediate need 'for food acene..
to be nown in from aboard," he said.
"We are now feeding 700,000 people a
day." ·
"The urgent thing is foc transport. and
helup in improving the 54Xial services,"
Enahoro·aaid.
Relit! agencies said more than two
million persons staTVed during the 2\~
vear civil war. most of them children.
Estimates of the number of persons in
danger of starving now range from tens
of thoosands to more than a million. But
the Nl~an gov~ said sut:h fig-
ures are grossly exaggerated.
Slayer Returns
To San Quentin
After Jail ·stay
By TOM ~ARLEY •
OI IM °"" 'llft Sl9"
Jl"rederick SatterfielcJ is today on his
way back to San Quentin's Death Row
.after a :stint in Orange Comity Jail that
did little or nothing to affect the statas of
the murder conviction be drew here three
years ago.
The Sanla Ana carpenter 1'8S ttan!lrer·
red from the state prison to Orange
County Jail pending the· setting or a date
for a rtrun of the penalty phase of his
murder trial.
Satterfield, DOW 53, was one of several
occupants of Death Row who came under
a California supreme Court ruling ihat
challenged the composiUon or juries 1Uch
as the one that filed a guilty verdict
agairut him. ·
The ruJmg -that jurors who objeded
to the death penalty shouJd not be barred
from servic:e:dutlng the _murder trial -
doe! not affect Jhe actual trial of Sat-
terfield. But it does affect the subsequent
penalty phase which must be reheard in
Orange County Superior Court before a
new jury.
1bat won't be at least mtil July 17.
For the courtl are awaiting "'-ruling by
the U.S. Supreme C.ourt oo the Maxwell
vs. Bi!hop cue -a cue expected to pro-
duce a landmark ruling dealine with the
COmpo!liUon 0£ juries.
It is no secret. and the fact was com·
mented ot1 before Satterfield In caurt Fridl~. that the high collrt wants a fuU
roster be.rore it tackles the lhomy Issues
posed by such cases. Thal means a
nplaoement for thf: resigned Justtce Abe
Forias.
Satterfield was conrided of murder In
the Nov. 21, 1916, deaths of hil common
law wile ud her da~er In tlldr S..ta
Ana home.
The calendar saya "No. 45. SIUerftetd, F~ck. 117 P.C. (murder). Noalty
phQe leltlnl-Jul)> 17, 11711'."
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Pot 'Factory'
Busted hi Mesa ,
l Flees, 3 Held
By ARl'llUlt It. VINSEL
One man escaped, three were captUred
and a young mother with a baby to care
for wa.s released Friday. after Costa
Mesa police kicked down the door of an
alleged marijuana-processing house.
Police said conft.SCa.ted evidence in-
cllded one Iulo of high-quality marijuana,
plus another 16 plastic begs, or so-called
lids. •"Orth $10 to $15 each at the going
markee rate.
'The~ an95teea, booked m1 charges of
poaesskm of •marijuana for aale, were
identified as :
'-Albert Muller. 24, of 890 N. Cam-
bridge St., Orange.
-Robert A. Hamen, 28, of 1411 N •
Durant SL, Santa Ana.
.-Bruce Reynolds, ~l, of l~ Redlancls
Place, Cosla M~a.
PoliCe said Reynolds' wife was que!l-
tioned, but not booked, and released to
her parent.! because she must care for
the couple'a mall clUhf. ·
A team of inve,.,tlgatori went to the
Redlands Place addres.s about l::rl p.m .•
after.receiving a Up about possible illegal
activity there.
Narcotics Detective Norm Kutch aaid
he was walking down a concrete
driveway adjacent to the two aeparate
apartment units et that location when he
glanced into a kitchen window. -
"There they """'· pachglng·H right oo
the kitchen table," he userted.
DetecUve Capl Bob Green siid at that
(See MESA BUST, Pap I)
ITALY FAS.HIO NS
BAN NECKTI ES •
ROME (AP) -Necl!ti<1 have been
baniShed from the fashioo ,..ne by Ital· ian mensnar designers. ·
Tht otyllatl who Jbond their coll..,.
lions Friday in the finl ol the Italian
sptfng-.nanms' fashion 'PltsentaUooa
were unanimous ill cold-shouldering_ the
rqll!arllOdlk.
Siik scar'Va-and a9COla: were allowed
with leisure ahirt.I but formal .JUitl w.-.
.....,, with _.,.cked ahlrtl -DOI a
necktitinalchL
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BUYING HAPPINESS -11Leave me alone. or I'll
kill myself," sobs fledgling philanthropist Michael
Brody to woman who ~ked him for $l1PQO'·to pay
·her mediC8.J Hills. Brody promised to give.net the
money, but· when she begged for ca.sh, he broke
down. Youn~. heir _to $25 rnillio)l was besieged by
peop[e'wanting money alter announcing he w•nted
to make people b~pPY ·~y giV!ng away .hl1 .fort""'.
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~iii' Brooy ifi~,-:Mob Wltic1i wan-J~y
NEW YORK (UPI) -When Michael
James Brody Jr. announc:ed he wanted
to give his $25 million inheritance, be
3aid he wanted peace for ·the world.
Within 60 boun, the 21.year~ld oleo-
marprlne. heir simply wanted sleep.
"Ju'st let me 1leep, just let me alone," he
plq<le<I Fdday.
He had to go into Nding to get it. l\lich·
.1el James Brody Jr. has started .t £i1ld
rush. .
Brody .inherited a third of lht estate
of.his grand.father. Tycoon John F. Jelke,
last October and decided to "make up for
some of tbe .. trouble n1lllionaires have
caused·." 1
Thousand! are wlllin* fo help him
accomplish his goal. The. gold rush gain-
ed momentum Thursday nlght when Bro-
dy publicly issued his telephone number
in .auburban &arsdale (1!4-m..3968) and
his address (31 Paddington Rd.) He a?&o
issued the address of a Manhattan office
(1850 Broadway). He said he'd give his
money away· to the needy who stat tele-
grl]ns, who made telephone \calls or who
came to see him.
The response was overWbtJming.-After
giving away tens or thousarids of dollars,
young .Brody, a nephew of conv.icted pro-
curer Minton "Mickey" Jelke DI, fled
wiU..hla w11; ot 13 days, Renee. He_ tried
unsuccessfully to . purchase a jet plane
from Pan American A~ays "to go up
40,000 ffet 'and get some sleeP; pot the
plane·oit-automallc ptlot and fly around
in ~cle. Jt's the.only way I can get some
peace." He said he had been a,,,.all:e 60
~.strai&jit. ll~··<r:..;.. •. nocwto.llrqdr'•
rente'.d liome~ lnr ifOuent ScarsdiJe ·w•e
be wrote out Check! durillg the titOl'Jllrig. A shopping ba[ hlOlg •ovef 'the Q.oOr •knob
filled with request notes. Dozens or other
shopping b.qs fined the front ·room in-
side the door. The Western Union office
received hundreds or telegrams. The tele-
phone 3Witchboard was flooded with calls
Prison OificUi:l..Kilkd
In New So"led,ad .. Trouble
from all om'" the naUm. Pollet finaJly
ealed off Brod)''• driveway. • '
·Brody, who rented a lfO..Mat ,pa,.nger
Jet last Sunday to rt!.qm with his wlfe
from a Jamaica honeymoon. slciied a
partnership with Bunny Jona, 1 Har·
lem woman who produc~s m"'lcal shows.
Brod.Y prom1aed ber -$350,000 to bulid a
recOrdtng rtodlo in Harlem for ~
black· talent.: · , 1
•1He's like an angel or God," aaid Mn:.
JOnu. "I want to get him tofether with
the 'Beat!~. 4nd .together tMylJl -rescue
the1 Wo(k!." She a.tld the· alliance -was
formed live days qo )'b<,n she ph\llled
fdtbe!'·' I. Pi · t 1, • 'Bfody ha!•tippe.f ·-by ~J.OOIJ; ·tipped
the staff of a reitaurant Sl,$00, written
out a check for $1,000 to a te1evialon newa-
man wbo jokingly asked hl11t for money, -eel 'out flOO bills to chlldi'en playing
in the strteU ol Harlem and 1l•en $500
to a heroin addict wbo "pt0mlled to, kick
the habi~
Israelis Strike · . . .
Q_nly 3 7 Miles:
From Cairo
· If· AlllOClated Preli
"SOLEDAD (AP) -A J'lrison officer. '!'as. facility ho!pitaJ, where. he died. . -braeli -commandoe bin' by . Egyptian
be8ten to death at the Sol~a~. Correcuo:n-Forden sakt that none of ·the 95 prisoo-• communications lines i" •·raid 36 mUes
al Training Facility Frfday rught, a pns· e·rs In the cell block who were being from Cliiro, · lsraelt· mil{tary spokesmen
00 s~an said. queslioned had ticen partlcipaUng In a astd· loday. •
Correctlon.al Offictr John V. 1.fills. 26, hunger strike called to protest the Tueg.. In olie of the deepest commando
died fforo "a rnasaive,beaUng around the day shooting. plungM· Into Egypt since the 1987 war, ~ d head·-·d F W For He-said ·the prison wa!f "quiet" after the .c0mfnan\jos aemol11bed powtr and upper """""' an ' SaJ · · • nd ·~ " otiO t•._.......:1-on "-'"ez City "alro den, the program admlni.sirat« at the the attack a liJCI"' was no comm n ~"'""'"" ..,.,.,. i.ioe ..,... ""'
troubled at,a:te ... facility. at all." hi&h,traY; apokesma~ said:-~ ~ght-He said 'Mills was the vict.lm of a Milb. who wu married and had one tlq,e rai~ hit what spokesmen caned 'the
uslll'plise attac1I: by one or more prism-child. ws aan officer at the prison for center of the ·rear eohekln" of Egypt'•
ers In a •medium aecurity housing unlt.. .. ' 14 month!. Suei ·Cantl defeme line. . ·
La$I 'l)lesc!ay a-tower J!U•nl <hot and · · Other-commandos stroct on the. Ejyp.
killed -thrlle N"""'pri...,••" wtio ......, toan-mannecl """1 ·coast of the Gull· ol
part ·ot a cnnvtl ol Ii beating .I"• wlillo Manson Denied SUez and s!)elled a tri!ljtaey ·poot"near p1-s'<JO tl>e around. . Bir Aralylda,, G .nillea welt ol Zal-.
Earlier "Friday, thll M-Coon(y , :•The Imel! del-lor<M _-..cl
V!at<lcC Atton>ey said lhe shooilog would Request for . fl .. no <Jl'PO«ltlon at all tr6rri EDPl!ae ,......, ~ bt riilld .. jnstlfi•ble hotnlcide and ill ri(!ll'nei! salely'I<> 6ase.", the Tel ""om-In perfonna!ll:e' of his Aviv .._ ... Ill. . , ' .
duty." -·-l LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A -est by ln•Call<>,.tl\e .... ._Al ·Ahlam.tljd
Forden aalc!~ that Mills ·w11 ·attackad Charles M. Mooaon, aooued nwtmnind today an~l ""61' ;;bo""11e4 out llMtl.
In a wing on on O)J!>Otlle side of .the of II\< s6~ea.T\te-Lablanu m-rs.'!or Egypt!'" ~ dowoll!l.Jiis ,lkyf~wk -
prlson •fri>m -, Ille i!'U<sday allack f1$il In' pill> lie funds, to hire a private In-jet F:ridoy llmded ID lhar~tllji( ~
OC<Uried. • · • ... ugotor wa1 tyme<I tlo"1' Fridar.. . <>! t11e. &J"! l<i!t ind obat'ff,'l\f'f J>t'a
Some 95 prisoners in lhe medium 3t!C\lr· '"Maoion ft\"lde the request while actihl' de~r'edpil him. ~1oo.u.... , .... '1. tty .,;rig Were Jck:ked In the cell block. ._, hJi -~.at~ Jn the case. How-. , . ,,~ ot wu seen ,....a\; .. ,.~( ~ .
but' not In Jb<lr cells, at the time ol ever, S&iportor''COOir Judge: G.Orge' M. miles llOllth ol Port SUei, '11 Ahr1m sal .
Mills:' attaclt • · • Dell tui'qed him -ciown, noting Manson
Members of the·distri~ attorney's ilaff said in court earlier he .. 'waa not indlg·
quetUooed 1he pr1aonerJ after the at.-ent and did hav'e fUndl to retain .. c:oun-
lac"k. ~ set0 If he wlat\t4.
Some 30 other members of Ille wing lo vacatlna a orevla<JS. onler autborlz. -< 11 "'mill&-acbool and were bpt in, thll txpondl!ure, DelL Olso r~ !tom ..wmiD11 ID the win(, M._,., rllqll<tl th&t ht bt provided
Mills ftl dllcov....r by I ,corridor Wl\h a tape ,_dor ID l>el9 -~ Ids
ollka< wlJo weitt ID look for U.. 1laln ca,,., •
paid Whlll"bo..dtd not r<poft 1'acl: ID ·M-:1$,.ls ICbedllllld ID ,.W·hll>
1111 -00·-Jla WU liUoa lo Ibo-pjoa Jao. SI,. • ., ' -·'
Corpsman Killed .'
LONG BEACH (UPI) -A N1vy·11osp~
ta! CorplJnao died Fridly' of• apparent aa~on aboard lhe amphlbiOU1 .. ... 11 lhlp USS Prlacelon whtn tryln( ID
~M.'\11: two -llllon sufferin& frwn a lack
ol OIYI'" la "compartment detp below decU.. ,.._,
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Hillsides
Crumbling
In Oakland
By Ullllid Prftl hlmaUoeal
'ftle wtathennan promised still more
rain tGllight and Sunday for Northern Calio f-already plagued with tbe ""rst·
prolonged atorm ol the winter.
Torrtntial nins brought rivers to flood
ata_ge and U:iggertd rock slides while high
winds blasted the Northern coast far thl
aecond ~iday in a J'OW. .
At least 1!x deaths have been attributed
to the storm, including four fatalities m
rain~ick highwaya.
The rain was foreca st to begin again
t_onight and continue through SU1'day al
far South as King City and Merced with
heavy rain at times. M.ild temperaturet
were ei:peeted to continue.
The RuSsian River spilled over its bank1
at.i Guerneville after cresting at 38 feee.
four feet over flood stage. Sunimer cabins.
small buainesaes and tra.Jlirs akmg tht
banks were flooded.
Several hundred n:sident.s along the
rivtr.: fled to higher-ground. At the height
of the flooding, four feet of water covered
highway 116 In Guernevllle. Schools In tb'1
area were cl0&ed.
Gonion Mlller, Donel control dir<ctll' al
Cuemevllle, feared aevere flooding if tht
rains ~llnue today as predicted.
Al Healdsburg, the RusiitnJliyer c:ivt.
·~ '•11! 1,.~ ll !eet above flood. Ill&•, arid tnJnor Ooodln1 wu reported.
The ra@t-swollen Nava~ River Jn Men-docino.COUnlY backotl 11l).lllgh "81et.lo.lla
trlbutarlea cfooln& ID&bway di In ....,.al
ljlOll'lliltwfffl QOvettlaJ.-·u1U'mtllnQ';
The Napa R!Ver was reported three f<el
beloW · atage and rl.!Jng. Th! Eel R!Ver
aeated above nood stage at Miranda;
Fern bridge ' and Scotia. ·
-~!lfdest hit In the central valley wa1
Jl'te5110 where nearly two inches of rain
triggered fJoodl.ng. Many re3idences and
!Ju.slnesses were sandbagged against ris-
ing waters.
Jn East Oakland, a m3jor 1andslide wa&
rured on a hlllskte which has moved two
feet during a week1of" r.alna. QfficJll3 aaid
14 expen.aive home:S were thrutened.
-The ' slow .rriovement of earth haa al·
ready forced the shutdown of a buge pipe.
Hn'e that carries1 jet lviatlon fuel to Oak•
Iadd ·and 1San Francilco IJrparts. Sewer
!ekice to some oomes~waS' cut"'off.
Youths Give Up
MIT Occupation
CAMBRIDGE, Mau. (AP) -Swift acf..
kin was promised against M yoo.ths whO
ended a :U.:bour occupation rJ. adrnlnlstra ..
tioo offices at M.assachusetts In.!tttute of
Technoloio: Frlday night, leaving behind
what a spokesman called "a shambles."
"They went 1n wllh an ultimatum· of
noh·~egOt.iable deiriands," President How~
ant W. Johnson said in a statement "Tbey
left with nothing." .
"We aha.II move prarnpt]y to set.Ir legal
acllon against every one: of the trespass-
ers we can ldentlfy. Let there be-no .mis.
~rstanding a boot this." ...... -L
An MIT spokesman Aid about 30 stu~
dents identified among the demonstrators
will be brougtlt be£ore the lnstitutt's dis-
ciplinary board and court action frir ttts-
pass will be sought against nonstudentl
who CIJ1 be identified.
0r .....
Weadaer
The rains are npecled ·to ....,
I-today, lea'1n&, the Orante
Coast undor c!OO<f7 •kl.. tonight
Ind Sunday, with '°""' chance of
JJchl rain ,SUnc1111 afternoon. -
·INSmE TODAY
A '!':0'1'ina· rwim 1ernw-Ukt
e1 retl4onable wav to }cetp bUIV~
buc Ofuf Loounan f.it1dt thcd a"
carl11 a.m. dip isn t cnotiah. So
h• fa trapiloting a theological
tDO•k fTOP/I cla,.lcol Loli!\. s ..
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QUEENIE
''He's a ter:rible flirt. ~ a. matter of fact he's ·a
terrible everything around here .•• "
Pilot
Logbook
You Can't Beat
Phone System
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of 11M1 tlaltt P~ Sllll
This is the story of a telephone call. .
Written by me and produced by the Los Angeles Coun·
ty Offices switchboard -with technical assistance by
Pacific Telephone Company. It is unfortunately typical of
something. Don't ask just what.
The moral is, don't go near the
water if you're in the South Bay area
of Los Angeles County, or don't get in-
to trouble \f you do. Luckily, J was
only calling for information on some
people who had already drowned, not
seeking help for somebody in the pro-
cess of doing so.
The initial attempt to get South
Bay lifeguard headquarters started
fairly well.
·I remembered to dial 9 for oul:iide.
.. I'm MlOm'eeee .•• the number you have reached is
no longer in service," the gal gooed gleefully.
Somebody could have been-going down for the third
time .
+ * * THE NEXT ATTEMPT-tlmiugh Lo; Ang~es County
Offices-was a mind-blower. Oh. I got somebody on the
line alter asking for South Bay lifeguard headquarters all
right.
First it was the library administration, but I rarely
borrow books, I buy them. .
Then it was the child welrare department. but I have
no children, al least none of whose existence I am aware.
Finally, I managed to get the county offices operator
back and explained the dilemma -fast approaching dead-
line -so she obtained a new number after lengthy delay.
* * * THE OTHER operator put through my call and the
drcrRgy housewife was very nice, considering she couldn"t
have had a second cup of coffee yet.
So I called the county offices back.
J explained again I.he dilemma -faster approaching
deadline -and she replied that I must obtain that number
from "my" operator. By this Ume, I was disclaiming all
-0f !hem. One finally came back on lhe line some\11here ..•
someplace .•• somebody ..• out there in that vast net-
work of wires who might help.
"Which operator are you7," I asked.
''1 beg your pardon, Sir?"
"Are you the operator-operator, or the county opera-
tor?" * * + ONCE AGAIN t explained my dilemma and the opera-
tor with the blonde-haired, blue-eyed voice (my operator
I suppose) bied the number that had led once already to
the :;leepy-eyed voice in the fuzzy bathrobe.
Suddenly. there was a honibte bla5t of .elt"C'tronic
razzberry that led me to believe we'd reachl'CI old fuzzy
batlirobe again, before she got that additional cup of
co{{ee.
"All I get is ll lot of static." the blue-e yed voice need·
I es.sly explained. We were in It together. And I thought of
all the possible replies about getting a lot of ,;tatlc.
Daily 10·10
Sun. 10.7
GIRLS' AND BOYS'
NYLON TAFFETA
JACKETS ON SALE
Sunday Only
l' our Cholee
183
Water repellent wlnterwear
with mandarin collart, snap
ftonts. Hoods, etqtJdzM
cutfa &11d crlap colors. 2, 3; 4.
SEAMLESS MESH NYLONS ~
Sunday 011l11 ~
ij l"ylon• with nud• h"l.2p . 4 3 ~ II Lovely brown mifil, sun llf it tonr, brown mlsl. For f smooU1. slttk lin<'s; 9-11.
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SAYE ON 48 SIZE ; "VI "., . n• ' : .
\--i KOTEX NAPKINS
~ Sunday Only
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ii 1t ' ~ Feminin~ napkins, full box ot
· 48 auper or reaular. So soft and comfortabl... Shop now and rharr;e it for a buy!
l lm119d Qv1Mlty -non1 Sold 111 OMI..,.
NOW! BRASS POLE LAMP
S1111dny 011111
But for the first tJme in a !~minute attempted tele-
phone conversation, I was speechless. Light savings! La 1np~ ''ilh r r •
flcctor and v.·11.ln111 knob.s. Al · '-------------------.Jltracth·e Bddillons to any room. Chargl' il no\\!
747
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Dissol11tio11s
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DECORATIVE
WHITE ROCK
77~
The 80 lb. small , medium and large. % in-
ch. 1 inch and 2 inch. For all your garden·
Ing needs, visit our outdoor patio dally for
best buys.
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For work, school or lrave1.
folio in lid . 31.4 x 121h x 18".
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FOSTORIA POPPER
S1111dn11 Only
284
Pop up a dcl!cioui; ~nack. ~Of'J·
}X'r Y•llh 5:less cover, cord. .~!11.dc of polished aluminuni.
Speciall y priced. Chari,:e It.
COLORFUL D !NETTE CHAIRS
Sturdy, n1ade t,., last for
years! I-I i-back fl oral put·
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HARDWOOD FOLDING CHAIR
S unday 011l11 2
Sturdy. ,,·ell -cons ll'1Jcltd
and beautitully flnishM.
A restful contour acet,
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100% WATERPROOF
RUBBERIZED. PARKA
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S.lllldi)', ,,__, 17, 1970 DAILY •ILq'lo 1
County ·Vehicle·s,May ()Ulllge to Smogless Fuel
Of ... DlltJ ,_. ,,.., .._ . By 10'ANN!! UYN~
Orange County llUY<\'.Mlenl
may swlld> 'IO a form of amosJ,._fuel
when the <:OU.Qt$'°sgas COlltract II reaew·
ed Feb. 118; ae<ordlng IO CQU#y PuttlJia.
Ing Agent Nathan Cheny.
''We'~ ~ ·~UCh lnWeited in .a,ny
new smojl~ fdels that are diftloPtdt"
Cheny Ale!_ -
Tbe am;ent gas eontcact for count)'
vehicles amaamta to $233,000 for about 1
million gallcm:.
The q:ent Did lbere are. a•r cltiel
and speclal dl.uicla (waler,. flood cm-
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Boats Go llp in F'lames
carbon rnono11de emi!slonai r rom enetnu
liliog th• additive.
In IS lesl.t "'81~ by Scott
Laboraior1 .. of San Bernardhlo, SJ.andard
Oil rePorted 11 cars averaged 5eO parts
par million enimlSll<ll of bycll.elrboaa.
With ll'-310 the ernmb$iql •VM'lll WU
254 ·pui. I!'" million. wi111oo1 r..slo lhl
cus &Yetajed U -.. rlloll-· Ide emlsslillll. With· F-810 the 1verage was U percenl, a Sludlrd Oil
1potmnan &aid.
1.:C.n ustnc the ecldJUve abow a 21 pel'T
ceot deaease Jn f\iel comumplloa wbeo '
ldlil!li," lle'riblod. The 11pc*11m111 claim-
.. the. tuel addiUw lmpfOved engine
• perf6hnance and lncnased tnglne life ~-".lt 1' a eleaner fuel ."
::F .SlO does add a ''minute" amount of '1dtrc¥tll ~s 1to the emm!Wons, the
•poi<elman adm!Ued. -r .l!O"ibllltr cilod by Cherry "®Id be convenlon of county velllcles IO
a dual·luel ~. '11le change WOllld
have to wait on the outcome of year-long
tests c::n six county can ordered in early
December by the boorcl of 1111pa-vlsors.
The leJla, amduded II no c:ost Jo the
UPI Tl""Mft
1up1yers, wU1 establish lhe f .... bil!IY ol
convenlon to natural gu for fuel.
The ·system permits operalloct Ii a
v~cle on natural gas for ftop.and·&o
drM"I and In hllh pollution ueu.
GuoUoe la used on longer lrlp1,
Tho dual-fuel system was developed by
Pad.De hlghting Service C om pan y ,
parent company or Soulhona Counl!el
Gis Company, which hu lolnld the II&
conversion klll IO the county.
In carbon mmo:lide em m 11tton1,
natur&J gas powered c:ora produce OD\y
UI voms per mil• compared with 21.1
with &uollne. F!guru for bydro<lrbons
wt.re t.•1and2.56 and ror nitrogen oxkles
.Sl aDd 3.C.
Gu eQmpany opokesman Reldil. J.
C«bell said cost of conventon. to natu?al
po WIS est!m1ttd •I '*• and noted lonlef qlne Ulo and belier j>erlonnanc:e
In CC11ve:rted vthlcles. Tbe converted cars
a-eel 10 mlle11 to the 1sllon, Ile said. ' ''W'.batever we do. we're eolnl to dG
mrytbJng pouiblo lo ~ Mlco alt pollution In Onnp Cou!IJ1, ,. Cben'y con-
cluded.
UCI Puts Curbs
On War Research
UC Irvine irofessoro have voted IO lm-
poae conslra!nts ogalnst faculty members
dolni war research.
The few professors, out of a faculty of
!15, who stuck it out to the end or an
Academic Senate meeting this week
voted 18 to 2 th at clasl!iUied, non-
publlshable research ii anUtheUcal to the
educational function of UCI.
The small representation at the time
the vote was taken was an indication that
the war research issue is more academic
lhan rtal at UCI.
Recent figures showed that oni,'tw"o
pertent of research money ifanled to the
.
campus """" from the De~ ol
Defense. Two proJe<ll are lmolved -In-
vestigation of a funius that attacta Navy
stores and research on Jn fr a. r 1 d
IS!ro!iomy and space communl<atlon.
Two other constraints pamled by the
Academic Senate' were :
-Fund aollcitatlons for programs
whose major beneficlarles are external to
the Univcrslty desenre special llC?lJtiny.
-In general, proposal!: for fundin1
should show some relaUonsbtp 1o the
teaching and publlc service functinol of
the University. In other word&, ,Ure
research that does not involve graduate
studenb is not preferred.
A fourth constraint aimed more direct·
ly at war research was ttllUbmltted to a
committee for rewording.
A Jong line of pleasure boats, including several large power cruisers, io up in flames and smoke in a fire at the. Piasa Marina on the .Mis~
1ssippi River north of Alton, Ill. Twenty-eight boats and a boat shed
were destroyed in the fire. Friday. No one was injured. Damage was
estimaled at $300,000.
f\,anew Returns
To U.S. Soil
From Far East
II Said: "llelelrth dlre<lod loward lho
development ol means fot controtunc oc
lnclplcltaUni bumln be!np or destroy.
ing Ule Jhroogh warfare hu no proper
place on this campus."
The constrainfa were propoeed by a
Comm1Uee on Eztramural Funding'
which will have the function of tryinc to
penusde the fund appll<ant IO 1blde by•
them. · Laguna Playe1·s
Board Election
Now C.Ontest
The upcoming elect.ion to fill slJ: vacan-
des on the Laguna Conunmlly Players
Board of Directors has turned into a con-
~ bOard nmiunatlng rommlll<e BUb-
rnitt.d.J..~U: nam~ and four more by. pd1tkln.
The nominating committed picked Hll'·
ry AslJeA(~gunalfllJ,;,~9,<\nlle Bloc:k,
San JU1f~' C3pistr:mo;· 'fllll'11l. B""'11.
South Lagune; Betsy Rooe and Ruth
Osgood Salyer, both of Laguna Beach;
arxl Joan Short of SouUt Laguna . All et·
cept Mrs. Salyer are incumben1s.
Candldafes nominated by petition are
Otho M. "Sonny'' Budd, Dr. Zllchry T.
Malaey, Patty Needennan and Col .•
\\'illiam Roley, all of Laguna Beach.
Ballots are to be mailed to 2,200
members of the Players. Votes will be
counted at the organization's annual
meeting Feb. I, starting at 4 p.m. Those
elected wW serve tenns ranging from
""" to three year15, with length of •
determined by lot.
Board president Jeoffrey Riker Is not
1eeking re-election.
President to Hold
News Meet Jan. 26
WASHINGTON (UPI) -'11le White
House says Presidert Nixon will hold
his first news conference of the year Jan.
26. probably in the early evening, and
will deli ver his budget message to Con-
gress around Jan. SO.
Nixon remained in seclusion at his
Camp David retreat in western Mary.
IAAd. He has been there since Wednesday
working on the Slate of the Union mes-
sage he will give nei:t Thursday a3 well
as new reduced budget measures.
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A new, more powerful version of the cload 2t night. not possible with previous
McDonnell Doug\as-Gtilt Delta rocket weather satellites.
wbidJ snploy'" alx oolid -J><lO motop Earlier weather saJellitH Iaundled by
lhllea4 of Gie customary -· will be Della loc NASA weighed about 300 poui>ds
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expected to whet' in a new era in global will fire.
meteorology. Delta wu employed as the bo05tet ln
The TIROS-M. larger and more 11 of 19 pr~ous TIROS and ~A
versaUle than il3 jpredecessors will dou· weather satellite launches.
hie the dally weather coverage now possi· TIROS and Es.SA a:atellltes, In addition
ble from the present series of weather to providing data for daily weather
satellites and will do iL at less cost, NASA predictions, have tracked nearly all ol
:oaicl. the more than 400 lroplcll lllOrms, hur·
An innovation, TtROS-M will contain ricanes and typhoons recorded since
1emcn kl' taking p~ of the earth'• Tiros I wall launched tn 1960.
Cong Put 2 U.S. Captiyes
On Exhibit Before l(illing
SAIGON (AP) -Two American prison·
ers were dragged from village to village.
put on display, then exeeuttd by the Viet
Cong in front of a hamlet church NorUt
of Hue, U.S. military 1pokesmen said
today.
Ibe U.S. Command said the bodies of
Valuable Li~d
Mercury Stolen
Late night thieves drained 91 pou~ds of
liquid mercury from 13 Standard 01\ Co.
now meters in the oil fields of Huntington
Beach, police repQrted.
The theft wu not dlscovtrtd until Wed·
nesday by Standard Oil officials who told
police their total 108!, including the
dama1ed meters, was $1.387. It was pro-
bably stolen Monday. Uquid mercury
iells for $7 a pound.
Someone sneaked Into the oil fields
about 10 p.m., in the area of Golden West
and 15th Streets and Olive Street and
Pactnc Coast Highway, Police said. Ttn
snips were used to cut a pipe out of each
o( the meters Md the mercury was
drained. The time oC I.be crime was learned
from oil !low clwta, ch«ked Wednetday bJ •·Standard Oil officials when they
dlll<O\'Ued the lou.
Liquid mercury ls highly poiaonous and
can bum through skin, police noted. .
Watson Granted
Delay in Hearing
Capt. David R. Deven, of Mount Holly,
N.C., and M. Sgt. John H. O'Neill were
found last Christmas Eve In a Bhtllow
grave by U.S. Marines. Both had bttn
listed as missi ng In action.
The U.S. Command said it withheld
announcement of the discovery of their
bodies pending an inveatilaUon, po!itive
idenUfication of. the bodies through d•n-
ial records and notillcaUon ol nell of tln
three days ago.
"Reports from resident& in the area
slit.<! Jhe Vie! COng put lhe U.S. pr!Jon-
en on display ln several villaie• wore
executing them," said a statement from
the U.S. Command. "They had been cap.
lured after an acUon Aug. J3, 1986, and
later shot to death by their Viet COtll
captora."
The spokesman said the two were not
the flt1t prilOOtt'll necuted by thti VIM
Cong. He u.ld there had been reporta of
others, but he did not know bow many. ·
Raymond Moor
Funeral Held
Servl<el I« the MISl<r of tile • Mor
Vista M-1c Lodge, 118"'10"d Moor.
were held 1t 11 •.m. today at tht MllOOk:
Temple In Newport Belch. Mr. Moor dl«I
lul Tllelday.
Mr. Moor, a Harbor ,.,_, nold.,t
olnce IH2. died al hll homo, Gii Or1nao
Ave., Colt.a Mesa. He WU eo.
A vettran ft World Wrr 11, he served
u an officer with tile U.S. Marino Corpo.
Ho ha4 been equipment oper110r 11 the
U .s. Naval Weepons Depot, Seel Beach,
for the pul IO yean.
SurviWKll include his wire, Helen of the
McKINNEY, Tes. (UPI) -Charleo heme; dlupters. t,.aura Plllmln. SuJln
W•-· char(<d with murder In the U""""111, Morcella Crane, llml COie.
Sharon T>t1111aytnp, won a JHlay pool-att of Cotta Mesa. and Ol<r)'I Bomallck
ponemn Fr1dBy ol a heartng on Wit-of ·11WUINJ1on 8eacb; • llllter, Mn .
IO!l'I extr1dllloct Jo C.lllontla. Bealrlce llunn of knta Qui; JI
WallOO, JI, II chorged in. Los Aapl• Jl'llldd!lldrtn and --==.l)lld_, .
, with llii ~ otllio:-1&1 "" • 11e111,..w111 ,i. -~ · .• mller pmons lut Augu,L tlm1l Cemettty,.San Olero-
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MESA BUST ••
point a man sit ting outside in a parked
van began honking hia horn, someone in-
side shouted: "Bust," and pandominium
ensued.
Kutch said he ran to the nar door and
started to tJct h11 way into the residence
as the occupanla trled to nee wt the
front
"It , .. Oil~ QI lbooe &Juli born °""" tbal
.owlngi tba Wl\!ba'fty and We had IO Jake
it ap~bl.fflj, . Thr,. ~ ~out the !nlnl
door, oolY .ta.bl-by lnve&Jlgatm"Art
Courteau, wbo ordered them to halt and
they did, baled on his slJe and service
revolver. ·
One wilne!I present sald· Reynolds'
wife was persuaded not to leave when
Kutch drew hif: weapon.
InvesUgator Courteau had snatched the
car key1 away from the van driver who
alerted the occupants of the apartment to
police arrival, but he managed to escape
in the confusion.
The man vaulted over a fence With
Inve&Ugator Kutch in pursuit, but the
detective 1ave up the foot chase and
chose not to shoot
Police l£now the idenUty of the man
who got away, while they doubt that the
YCAml wife of one captlve -who could
face charges later -will leave the &reL
Mrs. Romney Eyes
Race for Senate
DETROIT (UPO -Mn. Lenore Rom-
ney, wife o! George Romney, secretary
of housing and urban development, has
told top Michigan Republicans she would
be wilUng to conaider a race for the U.S.
Senate Ws year, the Detroit Free Presa
reported Fr1dly.
Word of Mn. Romney'• willingness lo
run ogllnst Son. Philip Hort. (D-Mich.),
has been broutht here from Washington,
D.C .• by GOP nallonal -chaJnnan Elly Peunon, • fontJ« state Republlcan
chalrm111, the p1por "Id in !ts early
S.Jun!ay ed!Uons. '
Sweet Dreams
HONOLULU (AP) -Vice President
Spiro T. Agnew is back on American soil
after a 32,000·mlle trip that took him half·
way across Asia to tell leaders of l l
countries th e United States plans to
malntain its Pacific commitme.nU.
Hu11 daocers gave Agnew the tracU·
tionaJ Hawaiian welcome u Air Force
Two landed here late Frldly alt« an et~r nJgbt across the South PaclfJc.
He h<d !ell Auckland, New Zealand lhll
morning, cto11slng the international date-
line en route.
Final delennlnatton rW w I t b
Chancellor Daniel Aldrich.
Higher Santiago
Dam Needed,
Says Waier Aide
Agnew, his wife and staff pl.armed two
dly1 of relaxaUon at c#reaort hotel ~ore Iocreulng the ~ d Slatlago Dam
hudln( -Jo WISbinJl(Aiil. He' p!W ,. .. clJed IS Ille prlii\t-of-&•
IO leav. Honolulu Monday and mtve Jn Orange County'• ~ w1ter -by .
W&lhlngton aboat 1-p,p>. !-. Boyla. """"1111111 Ml(l1W« Irr lbe
The only bUJ!nea& ill>tlvlty on "-'• " Mllilldpll W1ter 1llalrlet of Oronge •
s<hedltle here ls a blleflng &mdly tram COOnty. -
Adm. John S. McCain Jr., U.S. P1cl!ic In a report lo the Oranp Coon1y Water ·
military commander. The yict president AsaociaUOn, Boyle, presldeDt of Boyle-.
also plan.s to get in a htlle golf and Enginef!ring ot Santa Ana. Wc:t ltudlea
teonls-tw() favorite pastUmes he has indicate raising the claim of Santlaco
bad UUle opportunlty for In recent woeu, ~rvolr to mulmum helchl would. be •
the most economical way to provide the ·
Funeral Today
For Luther Marr
Funeral oervi<es for Jons11me Newport
Beach flahenn.an and yacht:mnan Dr.
. lAJther Marr were he-Id at 2 p.m. today at
a Glendale Mortuary. The phyaJclan died
at his Newport home Wednesday.
1be services for the fonner hotelman
and rancher will be conducted by Kiefer
and Eric Mortuary.
Dr. Marr, who owned eeveral yacht.sin·
eluding the Sundown and the famed K·
Thanga -namesake of. K-Thanga Drive
In Newport Beach -came to the Harbor
Area 21 ye1rs ago.
He and his wife Julla Lee lived at 2054
Vll:ta Cajon, dividing their time between
Newport Beach and a home at Kallua,
Kona, Hawall, purchased more than a
decade aso.
Born in Mansfiekl, Mo., Dr. Marr
retired from the medical profession 111
1933 to take over the old Hotel Glendale,
then went into ranching at Corona 1n 1937
before moving IO Newport Bead!.
A member " the Masonic Lodge and
the Shrine, Dr. Marr leaves in addition to
hb wife, a llOn Lutbf'r Marr Jr., and two
arandchlldren, Michelle and Steven Marr.
greatea amount " water.
He sajd 25 reservoir sites were ·
surveyed for possible future use. 0 Tftis
study determined a storage area in
ROiind C111yon on Jhe Irvine Rll1ch foe
20,000 acre feet of water was feasible at a
-of 112 mlllJon.'' Ile aald.
Boyle noted the mulmum ha 1 •e In
Santiago Dam would provide an ad·
ditlonal '2,500 acre-feet <I waf« f'or a
total volume ot 17,500 acrMett fir .tiout .
17,886,000. "This _.kl out lo 1bout 1186 '
per acre-feet of addltkm.l storage •
capacity,'' the qjneer espialMd.
Boyle ISked hr publ!c llUppOrt of lhl :
SanUogo Dam project in his report. not.
ins "Orange CGuoty'1 ulUmate need will •
be for one-mlllloo acre.feet of. watet ev~
ery year."
Patient Receives
Second Transplant
ANN ARBOR, Mich. CUP!) -Gerald
Kenneth ltedor, ff. Friday became the
third penon In history IO lt1ve a ho!ptt.J
-•Jin& ro<m wfth I IOCOod lrusplul.
ed heart.
Rector, a former construction worbr,
received the hlllrt In an e!Jlhl·boar' oper.
allon at lhe Unl•enity of Mlchlpa boopi.
tal here.
Linda J>l'llsldJ; an lndial!ac Unlvor•i!Y freshman. . eemt 'jd.;!l&VftUen· hei41ildlif -Hl<rally. Linde,
lilt• thousands of other college student• around the
nation, laoes final exams
known to be a bit tirlnf.
this w~t. The job II :. ' . -·
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celebrated a\ both the 8:15 and !'\~· i1 "1.in. aeri\ces 'aL-Christ
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IA\beru ORardl, 7SO Victoria, ;,caW.-)J.t~ --suMai . ,lqcar
llf.Y ,~efelbein W(U use t~e
~e. i\Take the H a st p y
R~' --ior .his .aermon mes·
gqe at boUi ser"vic~.
tl)rljl':;::!Jitberan members ~~~ _ will jo!n Otfier Orange County t..llltran Qw!i:l1<o at • 41mer .,,.,....id ·Iii· lbe Luthor.n '
.._ IDgh SahooJ As.sociation of
OrJ!IF eounty ..at 6 p.ni .• Sun·
day, at Zioil Lutheran Church,.
Emily· 3:0d" Chartres streets,
A,rJabeim. Dr. Edwin Kurtll
wiD ~~the speaker. -• -Four men and l\.\·o l\.'omen
-wiU be elected \'est:ry.men at
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Laguna r Revives J
ana Pew
and nooi-noininatlons will .be church. Dinner Wi!1 i.. llel'Ved
m~ch Man and Church by Red roll lAlUitrM C\urch.
Womail of the Year ai.r.·ards At the H-;;;u;.,a; •• ...._. _Jhei!_ogical Work
also will be presented. Unf<ed Cburclt of ll•Ulfori<
Wednesday, the first in a Sctnct ,..,. loth St th ··. '
1970 -m0nthl1.: aeries of ' -.. . '' e 81 RICRA!lD P. NALL ud, m!l!~I enenaive ust ol
Preaching • Teachl ngrHealiog l~SSOl1 topic:r.at· ~ ... ll a_..rn. ,...,,.. 9l. fM 0.111 "°"....,, .. .the chiD'ch fa then, .ezpoundedr
Misiioos will be condOcted by Sunday Seffla!-WUl'"be· '"J.'he .,... --· . .., , the Ven . Kenneth Prebbte • Power of"lleligieas'. Science:"_.' A. Jong, morning swim 1.Dd answers or prtnciples. 'I'1ley
Rector oi St.,Paul's Aucklan~. 'l'he ·re~ service will be ~ ttans):atlon of ·a..few pages ol were l\'Orked out by Togic us.-·
and Arch Deacon.of Auckland,'~ _J.oll~wed '1•f .... .tke I; n'n1J a·I ~ chfssic Latin 'by· a 12t~ Ceft, jng lhe Bible 8!1 lD • bltallible
New ~aland. The church ls = ~inc-.. of.. th•-tury Qieologlst help a 74-year· -absohlte . locate~ at 3209 Via Lido\ '6o:ard 'ol•1)1elndi, berihip.7 The old Sooth Laguiia schola,r start Far' instance, said O'Brian,
Newport Beach. · · · • rectors , ":ill be the day"WJCh a zing. • the BoQ~ of:GeneJls refers at
-elected ahd plans afMelina~the Dr. Robert F. O'Brlan, 21651 limes to "Gods" In the plural
Lutheran Cbwt:~ . of Ille ~re or ~ ~~~ ''.!"i.ll)~ ~-, Wesley D.rive, 11 tU91ing ·the usini .. the .Hebrew word -M~1ter, · 2900 Pacific View rOfJlled. ., . ..,, ~~ ,,, • ~ ... , previously untramlated work: "Elcbim"
Dr1.ve, Corona del Mat, offera .. ., .~ ~ _.,._·; tJ\ · ~~ucuttinian molik and , Lom~rd: aaid 0 •'B r11 D:
worship al 9: 15 aod ll U)l. D 1E~j.' ~ . ,ldlolar-.Peta: Lombard' iltto attempt. to prove lb< HOiy , S~day.Churchschoolatid castes b ~ e, English. ....,, •. ,,.,. •... ;,tr_lnµ.Y', ·-God Jn three . , '
the an nu a I congregati onal
f -~Qg .. rl Salnt ·J ~rm e 1
•.. ~')'Irish Sunday. The I ... meelli'lg, slated at 9:30 a.m.
: between regularly scheduled
nominating comm.it tee (l\fr .
Lymait Farwell, Mr. Barkham
Garner, Mr. Jarnea: Dodds,
l\frs. Alexander Simpson, Mr.
Donald · Fergu$Qn, all of
Newport Beach, and Mrs.
Helf!'n· Price of Costa Mesa)
nominati on papers have been
c ir c·ulari z ed by mail
throughout tbe congrtgation,
Bible classes are held at 10 ri::"nne~ :-&.-=~· ' !.~ i:.:t!:=6,,, .,. l:i'°l!; ll1;.1;•:i16~ the ~-D'ilRtAN-!CEE~~ BUSY-SWIMMIN~, TRANSLATING •-~;, William , It Eller wilf , f:;,,~'• ~~--Sent.Ilea of Lomlli*'!; is tll' •liow)ng "ihat Moses used tbe Lo9uno, D1tploy1 Copy of ~lo11lc Lohn Theoloty Work
deliver the message f'Jes\18 Road Newpon Beach on Sun-fOmJdation for mutt.: of. the ' 'Jtotd GO;d in the plural an4 Fi~~~i,~eeting offered 1.,. . d~)I, 'wonhlp -1JOlln ~~~-f'~-~~-=1. lte)kved in the Ho!J< on television at night, he
returns to tM··works of J...om.
quoted an ancient: "ff you use
your eyes only to amuse and
, tickle the fancy, you will see
~ services, wilr also coMider the . are at a t ·hmt11-a;m-... · ~· .... , ......... _, ~..," · · ·-· young single aduJU and l!iP9fl· ·--'_· · • 1,088 pages 1ong. O'Brian plows thfough ·his
sored by tbeLutheran oongr,. s nd ltd -0::i0 ·--· -·Lolllblnf, --Uwd from Soal ·ot--~foor pages dally, barrl. . 1970_ proposed parish budget.
gations o( the area will be held u ay 3 an 1 · a.m. about 1100 to 1164, ~led prob-: .sometimes more. Jf his wire is . Jft addition to the she can·
L di~ates proposed by I h e ~· ORANGE . .
at 6 p.m. in Wes5ell Hall at the fSee PULP.IT..· flle I). lerils oc. questJcn ol .theology !atching ·1Dmethiq amus_lng
0 1 have A"hOJTOr of beiilg.
enlertained," he · said and (See O'BRIAN, P8ge 5)
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Fairview Rd. At Fa-ir Dr.,~01ta ~u . (·HURCHES t:JI ..._...., lecNrht · . Corona del Mar
J•A.M._:Churc:h School l_OA,M,-Worohlp ''" o.•-M_...,_,.,,...... ,.....,_. __ ......_ DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER . v TWa...J-.6 ..... P....,
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""""-crnd ~ C..1t•H11t :-~-145..4,11 .THI fllst CHUICJ.f q; CHllST, SCli'NTIST 11tfl • .-....., I....._ tit & Jr-4 S... l'"tlftilY Wwlh1-t:OO tD 1e::111 i.111, ,., u~ ~ ... l.,. •--• I lvrldlY kPIOel t:• to 1e:• 1.lft. '"
Mrs. w.iwe ~-·· , ..... w ......
Pho .. '644-7664
9:15 A.M. FollrtyWlltlh111
10:00A.M. S1HayClt•r.:• ......
tt:OOA.M. htth•Wrilp
N11rwty Proridod
IN IOITON, MASSACHUSms -...... _,.. ..... .,... -I won111, s.n1ct1 n:•,., 12:00 I
ct.Rd C.. et t :OO •·•· ''LIFE'' J • Ti.. 1 .... HM P . ........, 11, lecter , Nursery care av~able 1:1 1 Tiie In. D•rid A. Cn11"'' A...c.~ lecter P'lte111e: 675·1211 ' at all services ! HARBO~ TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH
12JO Iner St. 9' folm.w, Cott• MeH
tt .... COfllll• Sollos, P•ror I
Sunday School 9:45 a .m. Morning Worship 11 :00 8.m. I
Baptist. Training Union 6 p.m. Evening Service 7 p.m. 1
Sunday, January 18th ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS WELCOME
Pec:lfk ~ Drhti et M-.IHl'fte, C•r•N .... Mw Cost• Mts1-Fir1t Church of Chri1t, Scientist J S1fMkr. 1:00, 9:JO 1111411 :00-CltNd cctN., 9:JO
2110 M"• Y ... de Dr., C"hll MeJ• H•lf Dayl • All11o•tteff All I-. .. W~c•IM
S•lldCJJ School-9:1 S A.M. IKtw. Ttot ht'. Jeh ........ Dfth-PMN 644·H6J
Clltlrch S9"ic•-11 A.M.
111Mdl114J lll•olft, 2150 M_. Vetd• Dr. 1; ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
\Vednesday Bible Study & Prayer .. : ........... 7:00 p.m. j
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
650 HAMILTON, COStA MliSA
ftl!V. J. D. WALL.r.C£
Su ltcl'•y s~hool • , • , •••• 9:~S ·Tr•ining Union ••••• , •• S:OO
Mo rnint Wonhip • , , • , It :00 Ev•ning Worthip • , • , •• 6:00
W•cln•1d•y Pr•yer M,.tin9 for 111 •9•1 •.•• , ••• , ••••• 7:]0
P1toH 642·9111 Nllf'Mfl' Ahr.,. A••lloble
UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH
• 2151 S. I. PALISADl1 •OAD
· · · SANTA ANA,JWJ!ktS,,.,. ~ .•. ~ SUMDAY SCllOQ,I.. , .......... ,.,.,.,, ... \;--. •..• ,,,,f1U AM
MOllNllOIG WOlllMI,. ........ 1 ,, ........ 1 .. , 11 AM. IOVl!NINO '#OllSHI .. , ............................... , 1 f'.M..
1 M.IDW••K St:llVICE WIDNllD4T r, . 1::• J>,M. Wllll1m S. Acl1111, '"•'™; v~ .• ~..,_ J4f<lll•• .... .. •·
Huntington Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist
110 Ollwe
S1itd., khool -9:30 & 11 :00
Chirch-11 A.M. s.r.ic•
loodhtt ... "' -110 011 ..
StHtftp 7:ll l 9:JO Ch•rtlt SclMl•I -9:JD
Th,,.,.: 6:l0 & 11 •. 1111.; Hofy hp• •H•IM-4
Yk•, TM 1 .... hlHI W. D.1 ..... -l'ttMe 141·1JJ6
L1gun1 B11ch-Flrst Church of Christ, Scientist ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
6JS Hl9lt Dr. 1111 SI. _,-Clll,.i LIM -JllSI "1' sf PPn "'illh
Cll1rch & S11MICJJ Scll••I -9:JO & 11 :ff I ...,.,,..,._ •-.~. <•llfern~ lffdhtf holft, 214 fclN1f T~t In, J•-C. Cllty, P'IJIW
I Sund•y Services I Newport Btach--Fir1t Church of Christ, Scltnlitt 1~1 •=• A.M. Ht'Y' c1'"-"" t:• AM. '•1111ry ~a c1wrc11 l'I JJOl Ylo Lide I 7:tll P'.M. aw.,._ k1191h
111 Clt•ic• 1 SndSJ Sdi•ol ..... 9:1S·l l1 :00 1 7:• p~, ~:::""6.n,,-ll:OI A.M. ::= r:~~~llH'
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' CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Miuou•i Synocl
760 Ylct0f1• 51., Co1to Mn•
Lolll•r V. TorHw, l'mfor
541-5404
Wonll>P Strwkti: 1;15 Ii ,n AM. S1md1y S'llool. t .30 AM.
AOUI! 811t~ Cl&!I: t :» AM.
CHllSTIAN ILIMEHTAI\' SCHOOL 541-6166
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
M.M Yorde Dti" I ...., StNet, Cost• M--. Collf.
'ANOllE"¥ C. AHDf.RSOH. P'••tor
lund•Y ScflOl.I: 1:00. f:'lll Mid H:llO-Mornlng Woril'llp: l :CIO, t :)I) Ind 11 :111
·:Pd ~. of.l•-.c• \.utft•rtl'I Scb.~ol -Mi~1 Ellher Olton, PrhKipel
., '. c•..I'~ 54f.OS2 I ~. • .. -~chool Phone: ,5~9·0162
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FIRST .. 1l
'.Jl'Al'TlST Cl'lllJ!CH
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' •• • • · · • 1 All .are cordially invited to attend the churrh • ··r . ·"' :-. · · '. · " " ·-.... ··~ __ _ ~J. --· ~-h,,......,h r Victoria Ii: Placentia A~e . 1:11 .. .seJ"V4:eJ apd enjov the privileguof Ute . ' . M;·C:''Cr..nc. ,.,..,.,.. • • J••• G•ft11kk. ~..,_-~-~ .. --I~ Li~ . -174.11 M.,...nil, f .Y.
.... D-H..#i.,_ Ml•hter ' Costa Me sa Rd'' RiO , .ft1yNicholu1n,Mini1l•rofYoutl! ~~ • -• .,_, -·--·-,. Jo~in~!'Ot'Cf . e·a. mg 0 ms . . • SUNDAY SERVltES -~ t ~: 0 ••• bur " . : .. (Ce
Morning Worih!p l ;lO & I I :00
·~~:~:Y Ms.::~:~ : : : : : : : : :· !;!: II
PttyBt S.,vic• , ••• , ,, •• ':lO
Ew•ni•g S1rvic• • , • , • ••. 7:00
HIW1otr, Av•tlMll •t Ill kn'lc ..
D-tttl•·tfHto& C•ll4 Coro 'r•tidM AT ALL SIRVICU SUNDAY SCHOOL _ 9:30 A.M.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
vn,..,.. ....................... .1 '-"'· IMiuoi.rri Synod! CHURCH CHOIR
Nurs.ery Care Provided I wonhipillg •• thi Sheril Paulsen, Director "*·<771 ·-141-U<I UNIVERSITY PARK SCHOOL
' • !I S1nclbur9 11 M1 tlh•wt in U"ivanily Ptrk
I W01t$HIP: lO:JO A.M.
1 Chur~h of lh• 01ily V(ord • ltev. H. Ni•rm•nll ,r11lor 133·1118
1: I NEWPORT UNITY
,1 CHURCH
--Worship Service-8:30 AM
P•stor Gollnick, speaking
Yillt.n Wefce1M -N•l"Mfy Att•ndo11f
St•t. LlcetttM l'ro•Sctt..I -Mrt. John Gollni,k, Oir•clor
~ein & A ams tre~s I """" ..... Corona del Mar
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•••••••• 1:30 a .1.i:oo·AM t :4SA.M. S11nd•v Sthool II~ ~ J 1r ,.., II
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Ev .. ning WorihiJI •••• 7:00 PM OFFICE: JOit w (Oiil HI~~ .... ,.. Ne. ; lmpb.4slting I
•l1ti. Sii.Mi~ G,..,~-w-..-1 '·"'· i Pllonf. ,~.,111 ~Tht Pl.In of God '
Nvro•rr C••• Proyfded •r •II se•Yk:et DIAL·A·l'RAYll-646·06J9 The Person of Chri~t I
O!!ke: .sJ6.2Slt Diii Ocvolklft.J».tSIO I The Power of 1he Holy Spirit 1·
. :Sund~ Sdiool ' >iM CHUR~t:.. OF RELIG. ·1ou's SCIENCE Mornins wo•sh•P , ;inct 1o:JO AM \.n Ew111lng ~ltf 7 .,1'\ i • .. N-1'9ff hldt Wldrwtd•y l ll>le lludy ~tmMr Cllll_l'!ll fl Ull!ltd Cllllrdl !''!ltlt:n k ltMt, Lit$ •nt•ltt ~d p,~1 7 r.-.i
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD
I ITH A MO.NIOYIA, NIWflOltT llACH
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9:45 S•lldoy Schoo~N1rMfy Alrewd•ltt
11:50 A.M. "TIM Jloltlt •f ttM Cll•rclt ht th WllMnieu # J,.
S•r'rnol'I by 1'1d'or I;
A Cordiel Welcome from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
l1ll:.o1 hl1nd
THI UNITEP
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
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9:l0 Tr1.:lition1l Wo.,hip
· l Sund1 y School
Co1l1 M111
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Cft i.rrch Wo,.hip -9:10 l 11
Churd1 Sthool -9:30
541.1111
Coil• Mftl North
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
Huntington leech-North
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
6661 H1il Awt . 842-4461
Wonhip & Chi.rrch Schtal
9 & 10:10 A.M.
1,.;,,, -E11! Bluff
UNIVERSITY .
METHODIST CHURCH
Sll·llJl
t i Uriiver1\ly Oriv•
Wouhip & Ch11tch School
9 & 10:30 A.M.
L•fJ\1'11• l•ech
LAGUNA' BEACH
METHODIST CHURCH
' .. SUMOAY Sl!llVICE • , . 11 /VII
Mlnilllr ••• Albfrt turl( .. P. S.t F.
Nur>try d11rmg ~rv1,es
A fuU Youlh PJOg11m
~ltMA~..J;. 7:00 l'.M. "Tht> Old Woy Of The Wlc•M"'
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"SINGSPUIATION IYlllY SUNDAY N15HT
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549.2719
Wouhlp l Ct111rch Sd1ool
9:00 110:10 A.M •
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in So. L19~nt
We,,hip 11 A.M. TM~ 'llllt' CLUI D, NIWP'O•T tlACM . SU hi-· t1¥d., 11-I ;F;=:~~==:;:~~.~~===:111
Crn. of Or.11nge M\d 2.Jrd. St. I
Co$t• Mes.
P~tot H. L Joner, llCA Mbt.
COMMUNITY
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Church School t :JO A.M.
499-lOlt
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. I -CALVARY CHAPEL
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lut .if vou •r• looiin9 foJ in..;l•plh l ibl1 sludl•1, Chri1li1n lei·
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rno4•te our 9rowi119 thi.rrth f11f11lv W• now h•w• two Surid•y
mo,11in9 t•rvic''"' 9:10 •rMI I 1100. Nun•ry c•re. Corn•r of G•••"·
UMM Clulrcl .t RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
420 10th Sf., Hunti~lo11 l11th
'hon• 5)6.1120
Aclul t j. Youlh S11vicat, I I •.m.
' \11 Y••• Cl•n, w.d .. 7:15 p.m.
llNIST l'ATI, MINtsTll·
611 HELIOTROPI'.
Wori1t1, -\O:Ol '6.M·
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Of. P~ill'o G, N>uriey; Mfnlstw
Min S~lrtey SHbll, D.C,E.
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RELIGIOUS SCAOOL
harbor reform temple
RA881 BERNARD P. KING
4'. b. meet ing at
St. James Eplscopal Church o 3209 Via l ido, Newport Beach
For lnlorm•lion: C.all 67~7230
FIRST -UNITED .
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17fti $f. SJ6.J517
Strvic•1 -9:30 I 11 A.M.
Nurttry th'u llld 9r1de • t l
Chutch ~chool-9:10 A.M.
CHRIST CHURCH
BY THE SEA
1100 w .1.1bo. 11.-4.
67J.JIOS
Wo,,hip J. Church Set.eel
9:1 0 I I I A.M.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
·of the Coastal Areas
Christ Church. Presbyterian
20112 M .. ffli• CNHr Ad..,.} HW!ltl.,._ leeclt
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•
'JJartor C/iri6lia:;. Cfiur~h
' OJMIMOIT'nAC"-'-!Dhcl,...i
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. 421L 11rtilf .. C..t.M ...
Cbu~ School -•P:30 A.M:
Woi'sh1p -l0:4q A.M,
• NtmlfY•C..Pt•tf...._
,' Phone: 67>3985
rhon•t 111·6596"
Selfttr S~ hptht CltlffCl
32711 er.... ,..,. , ... ..,
A. E. lt1wton, P•tlor
l.w..+tl ki...I •••. f :JtAM ,~011•1 49J.JtJ4
M•nthtf"-'W.nlilp : •• lltOOAM· ~-Scti..t· .~.o t :IOAM
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
740 W. Wilson, Coste Mesa
Y. L HlitTWICI, lMt.r
f41-4704
flOlll:T I . YISTt•
MllllllW fll IM'"*'t Ult!,: tlNTllY Ml!lllttf Ill MM
SUNDAY SERVICES · ' .
s.-., W...W,: f:Jt A.M. CttlHC• k.._.: 10:41 A.M.
~ Hl1J M..,..il111St ........ : tllo4941
Charch of th• Covenant
2150 ~ • .,.. ~ M ...
, • • lrvc• A. ICll!'rl., 1'11tor
ft4S ·A.llil.-IUNDA'T SCHOOL • ....., Wenllf': t 1JD a. 11 -Clierclt Scl!MI: t :JI
1 l:SCI A.~ W.., ......... 1ert.1 .. · • ..;..~-·_,.,1._;,,__.,'-,.'0"o''-'-' .c14--,S-_<_IM_·:--=---,.-
' "~" '' ,.,,;,, St. Andrew\ Presbyterian Church
·• Minister: Dr. _D. IV. McElroy t040 ,..._ . .._.,._ fliAM .. M ... otl•l, FOUNTAIN YALLIT / • Tl r!" ' . 6tf s .._......, ..... Nft' ".._.
I 7:30 l'.M-• SIN IPllA Olf 111 '· ,.
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. . CHURCH OF CHRIST ~~~~·~--~~1~:;""~..,.,.~ .... ~-·~:~ ..... ~··~·:...~· ·~·:...~· ... ~,.~w~··~·~~~~~,·~· ;. ~~-~~";"~"~~~_....~·~;·~-~··;;·;;··~·"~·-~";;'"~"~Ng·;· ~-~~1.1 oSt'.K Mark PNSbyterian Church
.-·~ ' • ,,_........., Kirt, , .. ,., '
0217-w. WILSON ST.~~COSJA MESA I . I CetW , •••• ,.. •••tWeff Drift, c.. ... , "'•
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WtONl.sDAY EVENING l!ltE STUDY •••••••••••• 7:JO ,,M, 1 11 rM A.M. _ M11rnlfltl ~.,., ,.M, _ v-o~ ., W11t H•lltM. c.... M... • · UNITARIAN Attend the church
'. NUISRY CAii r10V1DEO '1:.:·;:.:;::~::.:.;.::;,: .. ~ •
11t1t ''"'· All J•wlth ftll'lilitt tr• in,.lt•4 t. fti't> 11t ln truly 111••11iatful ' UNICVHEURRSCAHLIST of your choice
., • .._. O • ...,....,. t. •· Htrnt Jirn•• Ch•1t· l.S:I SAllATH MNIN• ll•YICIS fllDAY., 1:11 l'.M. ... ......... ......... ii'*"-,,,.._,.. ,..... Clettd .., ........... ., GH" ~ ~ .................... ._. 1259 Victor!• St., Cotlt "'••• r on Sunday
... . Phone: J.41....5711 D•y or Nlg~J. 1 ll:Mi.rt 21 '44·116t r~~,,. ·sh.,. ~ir -Oft•.• Sft•lt•t. 141·1411,. •46 4'5_ti· tt~~~·
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Farewell Sermon
The Rev. Clement E.
Shoemaker, 'vho has
served as pastor of
King of GIOry Luther·
an Church, 17791 Ne""
land Street. Huntington
Beac h si nce 1963, 'vill
preach his fa re,\•ell ser·
mon Sund ay. I-le has
accepted the pastorate
al Zion Lu t h e r a n
Church in Stock ~on.
The Rev . L. K. J ohn·
son \Viii take over as
interim pastor.
~ ''
LBS Confab
Elder James A. Cull·
imore. an assistant to
the Council of Twelve
of the Church of Jes!J i;
Chri st of Later • day
Saints, 'viii speak al
the Huntington . Be1ch
Stake Conference to-
day and Sunday. The
Conference session will
be held at 10 a.m. at
14271 Locust, Weslrnin·
st er.
BIBLE THOUGHTS
•'
Pew
obo<rvance wtll be ll<ld for the
ne:arly C"Omple ted Wt11t
Sanclu•ry whip. Is sledlealed lG..J.be memory o(. Mrs. W. D ••
West.
The Fin1t United ftfetoodist
Cburcb. 2721 Seventeenth St ..
Huntington Beach will ·conduct
"'orship services Sunday at
9:30 and 11 a.m. 'Mie Rev.
Edward C. Erny will preach
"Rebekah • When Love Tums
Selfish." The pa.st.or will begjn
a three week series on ~he
Methodist Church at 7 p.m. for
those interested in becoming
members.
Morning worship bi scheElul·
ed ror 10:30· o'cloc,_ et
Ret1'ureciloa Lutheran
Church , 9812 Hamilton. Hun·
tlngtoo Beach. Pas&or-Ar1hur
R. Tingley will . ~k on
"Climbing fll~ Enough to
See."
'Mie annual congregational
mcettng will be1i~ld at 7 p.m.
in the Education building ...
\vednei;day the LulheraTI
Church \Vomen will meet at 8
R>m . J.1n1. Fran Ursini wlll · discus.~ the lopil.' on .. The
Disadv.antagcd Child in Ol!r
Cbtnnrunily. ".-
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the G r a .d u a t e ·Theological check ·or pours over reference-
Union Library al .Berkeley. It W1>rks.
comprises the c o m b i n e d O'Brian feels that con-
libraries of two R o m a n s e r v a t I v e fundamentalist
C11lhollc and ·four Protestant Protestant theology will draw
, seminarie1 and as such is the support from 1he translation..
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9:30 a.m. service. Sunday
SchOol classes are held at 9:30
a.m. and nursery care i.5 pro-
vided at this time.
largest of its kind in the U.S. Although ordained by the rare 011 folt'--11 A••it~
The library hopes to acquire "Old Roman Cat h n 1 i cl !~~~~=~~==~··~·;•~;;;•~~~ .. ~·~·~·~M~'~°'""~~,.~·==:; a subsidy from a foundation to Church," Dr. O'Brian I PhD In!;:
have O'Brlan's v•ork publish· education) served as a student
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At 7 p.m. the EYC '<lill
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"Throua:h the years." said Church while all ending
O'Brian, "l have read each Northwestern University.
morning for two or three For six years he was presi-
houra in (classical) Greek, dent of Morningside C.Ollege in
Latin or Hebrew so it is really Sioux City, Iowa, and also
no hardship." served aa Sectttary of SU!te of
Although he was a student of Iowa . Fram t!Ml to 1945 he
the old languages, O'Brian was riational JeCretary for the:
said he has argued with coMervaUve branch of the
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Par d I al w Id'' may take another six months reveals he-now takes three--Spilt of a a ox c or ... nun ·11 · -·ne welk home follo·~ng a U; lhe topic for Su:nd<ll''li 7:15 And cw C W1 consume six .,., ..-1
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1 pOllcie offlcer, Her defense: she· had
" n too drunk to understand the con-
uenctS d refusing lbc tes:t.
o hit _; and to many others -bing
'• ~ring privUegt for slx months
apparently a fate more to be feared
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ile ••under the inlluence" a judge has
opUon ·of Imposing a Jail te!"!'· a fine,
~simply probation. OMV off1c1als have
choict under the law. They mun sus-
ror 11ix months anyone's driving
Rfvilege after getting a peace officer's
qorn st.atement that the person was at•
i ed ·on !U.!Piclon of driving "under the
uence" and that the person refused to
w an alcohol test of either hLs blood,
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usumption that, when a motorist drives
a car on tM hf&hway, he implies COD5Cnt
lo th• blood alcohol test.!.
-while the levtl or Dl>l>lnto.!cotion
ls prllUl!le lo be haU that quant113. A
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Imm a party wall below <he lntoll!C.Uon
1 ... 1. ch!pendhig on bis pliylllque as well
as how much and when he had eaten and THE DEFENDANT can ask for a hear· imblbed,
Ing, but 11 CIUl deal ooly with the rocta •t ~neralfy !peaiclng, It'• the pe\"SOQ who
the time Dt arrest -not with extenu.aUn1 hu had too many drinks and knows jt
ci.rcumltances. Whether one wu too in-who ref~s a test when it's offered. Tb'e
tol.icated to understand instructions or con.wquences of his refuul may n0t
not intoxicated at all is entirely beside really sink in witil he haii: 11ober~ up,·
the point at such a hearing. UnW the po.;slbility stares them. if! ·.the
That anyone should refuse the test il he face. many persons don't race up to the
~-ere convinced he wasn't drunk ii, c:if implications of getting along without
course, unlikely. 1be tests have shown in wheels for six month!. ·It's too late then.
many cases that the person was not To anyone who drives a car or a truck tor
under the influence of a1coboL One of , a liviDg, a six•month suspension comu
Callfomla'1 newest laws spells out the close to total di.saster.
"presumptive drunk" concentration or
alcohol In the blood as one t.e.ntb of one A STRING of court cases stretches
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Technology Won't Do It
Ecowgists' Job : Shut Of f Progress, Growth
TM authors are ""mber1 of the
biology department of the UniveTs ity
of CaUforni4. Santa Barbara. ThU
article is abridged from Tiu Center
/.l agazim. published by the Center
for the Studu of Democratic Insti-
tutions.
By WILLIAM MURDOCH
aDd JOSEPH CONNELL
The capacity of the environment. lb act
as a sink for our total waste, to absorb it
and recycle it ao that it does not ac·
cumulate as pollution, is limited. Jn many
tn.tanc.s, thllt llmll bas already been
passed.
It seema clear that when lhnits are
passed, fairly gross effects occur, r;ome
of which are predictable, some of which
are not. These effects result in signi.!icant
alterations in environmental coodition.t
<global weather, ocean productivity}.
Such changes are almost aJways bad
since organi!ms have evolved and
ecae:yatems have developed for existing
conditions. We impose rates of change on
the environment which are too great for
blologicaJ systems to cope with.
IN SUCH A FINITE world and under
present condltiona, an increasin&" popula·
tion can only wonen matters. For a sta·
tionary popt.datJon. an increase in stand-
ard of living can only mean an tncrease
in the use of limited resoun:es, the
destruction of the environment, and the
choking or the environmental sinks.
There are two ways of attacking the
tnvirmmental cris1s.
The first approoch Is teclmolOf()'; tho
1ecmd is to reverse the trends which got
u11 into t.he crisis in the tint place and to
alter the structure of· our BOclety so that
an equilibriwn between human pcpulaUon
and the capacitiei; of the environment can
be .... blished.
There are thr~ main dangers In A
technological approach to t h e en·
vironmental crisis. The first threatens
~ environment In the short term. the
second concerns ecolORista themselvea,
and the third. which concerns Ult general
public atUtude, l.s a threat to the en·
vironment ln the long term.
Our basic premi&e is that, by its
nature, technology is a system for
manufacturing the need for more
techoology. When this ia combined with
an eConomic system whole major goal is
growth, tho resull Is a IOC!ety In which
conspicuous production of garbage ls the
h1ghut aocial -virtue. U our prtmlse is corre<:t. it Is unlikely we can solve our
pment problems by us1Dg techmlogy.
AS AN EXAMPLE, we might consider
mclear power plants aa a "'cleen''
alternative to whicb we can incre:Mingly
tum. But nuclear power plants inevitably
pr~ radioactive waste; this problem
w!U grow at an enormous rate. and we
8l"fl not competent to handle it safely. In
addition, a whoie new set of problems
arises_ when all these pl~ta produce
thermal pollution. Technology merely
&1bstitutea one sort of polluUon for
another.
There ii a more subUe danger inhm!nt
In the technologtcal approach. The
automobTie is a blight on Southern
Callfonlla'a landscape. lt might be
thout)lt that ooologists should «lllCtrn
themselves with encouraging the develop-
ment of technology to cut down the
emission ot pollutants from the internal
combustion engine. Yet that might only
serve to lfve the p.ibtlc the impression
that IOl!l<thlng t.. being done about tile
problem and that It can therefore con.
fidently await its aolution. Nothing
oignificant could be accomplished In any
case becau1e the increasing number of
ca.rs ensures an UDdlminiahlng smog
problem.
TINKERING with t.echnolOI)' Is essen-
tially equivalent to Cliling Its: wheela. The
very act of making minor alteratiom, in
order lo placate tho public, actually
1llows the gener1I develcipment of
techmlogy ,to proceed unhindered. Cll'Lly
Increasing the environmental problems it
causes. This is what sociologists have
called a "pseud~venl" That is, ac-
tiviUes go on which• give lhe .ippearance or tackling the problem : they will not. of
course, solve it but only remove public
pressure for a aoluUon.
Tinkering also distracts the ecologist
from his real job. It js the ecologist's job.
as a general rule, to oppole growth and
"progress."
1be pressures on the ecolcigtst to pro-
vide "tinkering" solutJons will conUnue to
be quite strong. Pleas for a change of
values, for a change to a non-growth.
equlllbrlum economy seem naive. The
government. expecting sophistication
from Its "experU:," will probably receive
such advice coolly. Furthermore ,
ecologists themselves art painfully aware
of how immature their science is and
generally take every opportunity to cover
up th1s fact with a cloud of obfuscatinc
pseudo-sophi~aUon. •
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WE SHOULD POINT OUT that we are
not. for example, against subat.ituting a
i;team-driven car for a gu-driven car.:
Our cont.entiori'is that by changing publi~
atUtudes the eCologist can do &O!hething
much more fundamental. In addition. by
changing these attitudes he may even
make Jt easier to force the int.roduction of
••cleaner" technolOJY, since tl\ls al.so is
lar1ely a political decision. Thia certainly
seems to be so in the ei:ample of the.
steam-driven car.
We do not believe that the ecologist has
anything really new to aay. Hi.I task,
rather, is to inculcate ln the gOYernment
and the people basic ecological attitudes.
The population must come. and very
soon, to appreciate certain basic notions.
Jn 9hort, the ecologist must convince
the population that the only solution to
the problem of erowth is not to grow.
back to ~bet'. 1966, w~ the implied 11t.oo drunk k,. und~ tnstrudtotls .. '
consent 1'W went Oil tht ~kl; Attorneys , have been thrown' out by the courts as
.hitve,. 11b&wn e!X?rmous ~ulty-and dtfenaes against. 1uspenslon ·Under the
lhttt clieftt.I, bave1•j>eut ·lli.,,.aums .-in law. one by one; most ot))er chaJlenges to
their , efforts to evade the <tilJ8~ina: . th& law have been struck down. sentence ~ u00n•t gd 1\ebind a·steet.ing ·
wheel foi' a liaH a yeir!'' A DRUNK DRIVING SUSPECT cannot,
Since the inception of the. law, for example., insist on call1ng hi• doctor
motorists up Ught against a DMV .license u-attorney 'before taking one of the re·
ruspension have taken the departmeat to quired tests. When he ·is warned that
(Outt 734 times. In lf>3 or these cases, the al)ything he says may be held aaainat
oourts overruled the department. In 411 him, he must also be told that the right
~ases the department's action was against self-incrimination does not extend .
upheld. The balance are still pending. to .the right. to re(use the test. (He may
Reprieves ha ve been won on n,Ql refuse to be fingerprinted,'either.)
technicalities and 8peclUc circumstances. 't'he suspect cannot insist on taking all
But the law has emerged from the courts three tesls or none. (He may elect wbi.cb
intact. It is constitulionat. It is a valid one to. take and may then take the other
exercise of police power when properly two at his own expenM:.) The suspect-Who
enforced. Rfuses to submit to a test bbt chan1es
Being "t.oo drunk to refuse" a test, or bl! mind later la also out of luck •
Ing. 'l\1 .. ~
These niuru mi.ght lead someone int o
thlnldng the odds are 5507 io. 37,576 to
escape suspension. NClt re•lly. At earlier
stages of enforcement, police and OMV
unfart11liartty ·w1lh proper procedures In
making the law stJck resulted In many or
these forfe;tures. But now that mc:ist or
the defense gambits have been tested in
court. and en!orcement techniques have
been purged of technical errors, the odds
for escaping a suspension h a v e
decreased .
Between Jan. 1 anrl Dec. 20. 1969, OMV
issued suspensions to more than 10.000
di:ivers who had been identified by police.
hlg.hway patrol and others as havinG
refused to take ineb riation tests.
That'i an average of 200 suspensions a
week. If you've been drinking, take a cab
-or be ready to take the test.
·Latin American
~ ·Qu~ 1r1,1ni. ,.. m id Ult
~ ... "'"a han !'
This applies to population and, un1ess the
population is declining, to its standard of
Jiving. It should be clear by now that
"atamlard DI' living" la probably begl?>
ning to have an inverse relationship to
the quality or life. An increase in the
gross national product must be con-
1trued, from the ecological point or view,
as dl.sutrous. (The case of un·
d~vel~ countri~. !J! S?H,,~J is dif· terent:''.r ~ • 1 · ::-:,... '· ·
WE DO NOT minimize i~ di~i~~itie4
in.changing the main driving force in Ufe ...
The point of view of lhe ecolo'111~
however, should be subvertive; it ha! t
be subyersive or the l cologist Wil
become merely subservfent. Such a·
change in values and structure will hav&·.
profound consequences. '
For e1ample, economistl, with a few
notable excepUona, do not seem to have
given any thought to the possibility or
desirability of a staUonary economy.
Businessmen, and most economista, think
that growth is good , Btagnation or
rqrealon is bad. Can an equilibrium be
. set up with the environment in a syatem
having this philosophy? The problem of
converting to non·lf'OWth is prtsent in
socialist countries too. of course, but we
mllSl ask if corporate capitalism, by its
nature, can accommodate such a chanie
and still retain iLs major feature s.
.,
Woes Recit€d
By-ERIK VON KUERNELT·LEDDlllN
· JouniaUSt ..Educator
J ant mentioning only the ·problems or
Latln America.and not speaking about
virtues. I am nbt speaking about beauty
or treasures -I am addressing myself
only to Lat.in American problems. It is
important to keep that fact in mind or
me will get a totally negative and an un·
balanc.ed vjew of the situation there.
Being a -European, I remember well
the borron"of Europe which happened in
my lifetime -horrors committed by ex~
.-tingly eoJJgl<ened, ~· .. edu-
cated and literate people.
Moot lmporiant lo U.. background of
Latin America Js the Spanish and
Portuguese colonization. which esta.btlsJl.
ed nobility there as a scri of oligarchy.
economists; a l'hurch that emphasizes
mystical faith. It is a church whlch is
partly archaic and partly ultra-p~
gressive. And the ultra-progressive
church is making more mischief than the
archaic church.
IN A GREAT 1\tANY nations of LaUn
America, the number of !Ue:gitimate
births among the masses is larger than
those of legitimate births. That in tt.self
would not be a catastrophe if these were
offspring of ccmmon law marriages or of
lasting affairs, but this is not the case.
The worship cl virility is one al tho
typical traita of Latin America and there
is pride even in illegitimate ·offspring. In
one Latin American country, that I will
not name, 80 percent of all births are ii·
legitimate. Many "WOmen have from five
to eight and nine or more children. Allo,
BASICALLY, five wounds alienate the mother is generally employed and thf'
LaUn America : grandm<Jther takes care .of the small
-A )ower class family .structure beset children.
by 'machismo,' (virility) 1pridelu.1Dt11 .in 'Jbese · ~ifdreft.. Ml'e' lllUe·, or ·no
the number or children ~:'-~5' L;':~R • .,-. ·. 'disclplirm"!and! ~~wittv11dultt\.r·'{'hey
Illegit.imat.e outnum'der ~eg _1 ,tim~ate ~l8.Y,. only \VI.ti! ~g:....SiJ!'llar ~
children and neither are ~ for in dltions arw ir\ Ifie~ h.ere in the
familiar ways, ' u:s. >'M· 1i'lllr-ut~'$a'n!l>'lllWtrouJ
-Political structures that imitate the resuil.5.
U.S. ConstituUon but fall to offer the
50Cial continuity essential tci> U.JMI: ! politics. _ · ~ •,
-Excepting the aristocratic
oligarchies of Mexico, El Salvador, and
Braiil which b!ld royalty until 1889, LaUn
aristocrats, enthused by the French
Revolution, play democratic games that
dissolve into dictatorships.
-Drunkenness and drug a'ot.!:;e, which
Is by no means suffered only by Latin
Americans.
-The lack of a will to engage in, and
accomplish sys1ematic work ; a European
medieval atdtude conflicting with desires
for a U.S. Jiving standard.
The general lack of Catholic
-~· -
IN MOST 1.-11~ ~ ~lia \he u,s. CoMUtuilon h8' lie.n lmitato<i. The
result is a rrugh caricature of the
Constitution of the U.S. in gov~
form and yet thee are au ~ of dic-
tatorships. We see oligardty dtctatonhtpa
or perhaps oligarchic authoriUes. But at
least these gtve the countries an element
of -continuity. Witmut ccmtinutty, no sane
political life is.possible.
..------Our M a n I n San f'rancl•ro -----~ No Protests, No Fees
There is this type of continuity tn .£1
Salvador, for example -an oligarchy
run by aristocratic families. They have it
in Mexico. With this continuity, ford~
have a trust in Mexico and wlll invest
there. But their princi ples of dentOC!"acy
do not confonn with our standards. Latin
American countries play the democratic
game without any democratfc sen-
timents.
Pat" Meet Pat·
By HERB CAEN that computer a lricl:.
SAN FRANCISOO -In his role ..
poworful Sooth<ni Calif0"11a lawy.,.,
a-Gov. Pat Brown ls wtrldng hml lo
get reduced ...-... fur three
yonnJilh women (me "¥1, the otnera
t.hirtyi:sfi) who are serving IS years in
Corona without poMibility of parole --
the mandatory sentence for third-c:i·
fenden arrested for ~Oll ',o!
m:artjUana. "lt's a crud and unfair
Jaw," says Brown. "and it JU!t h1SD't
worked. It should be taken off the
. boots. 'Ibese girls aren't oimlnals,
for hea ven's sake. Murderers gtt
&hortef' sentencea. 'nlat Jaw has been
ab9olutely useless in catching real of-
fenders -only the innocent suffer.''
Punchline: 1be mandatory 15-year no-
porole marijuana rap went on the
-In 11162 wben It WU O(Cned IDIO
law by -Governor Pat Brown-
BAGATEILE: M". Glem Bll11 .ol
B'Hngame WU ablwd a Greyhound
bus -cir!..,. ,,... ba!'lng lmlble
with a faulty fan box, baJ11inot ti with
hlo -trmi time lo time. When ho elopped lo pick up a,hipp(e type, be
...-. -baclr-"and P"' the Im 111re<! ml~ ldclcs. Al wh1cb Che hip-
pie ~-bied a1r tho bus, announcing
Joodly: "Lite, I'll WALK before I'll
ride with TH.AT maniac! "
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AT THE UNION on. D(licea at Ill
and Harrison, this announ~ent
came over the speaker system a cou-
ple of days a.go: "Would the: owner ol
the red !ruck parked In front ol tile
building plta!e move tt? It Is leaking
oil all OV« the pffkfDg area." Santa
Barbara's revenge?
ELAINE STEELE. cocktail waitress
at Le Cai>aret In Redwood City, ps
I $4 partl .. Weortng a mui..,,.t and not
• . STJ'roH underneath, "It's t.hre
wtldeat feelq." obe repor13 "lo be
oalrod In a l'OOlnfU1 DI people and
nobody knows ff but me! "
THE NEW jumbo jet, Boeintr"a 747,
,, !Ming d-1bed by ..... hl&l>flown
writers u the "The T1tanlc of the
skies"' -an analogy that makei ln-
1UTanee men lhudder. So reports
Richan! Glboon In the MIMeapolis
Star, addlns that con&orUums are
being fonned to insure the ml1hty
plane becau.e no single company can
afford the r1sk (projected loss In lhe
event of a cruh (I( a fully-loaded 747:
$100 million). "Computtrs." adds
Gibson 1Joomily, "project. at lea rt two
747 crashe> by the e!ld of 1970, but"" -
ray ol chetr -••computers have betn
wrone be/en. 11le Boelng 737 has
flown ~ce since February.
11188. d"!'il> computer projecllom ol
IW!\.'tt'll cruhes befn now." Still, tU
insuranct erecut.ives ue nervou.s
about the 71!. "The trouble wltll pWio
crubel/." 1111 ,.,., fin(erln,f his
beads, '.Ii llillt !My're ,. fatal.
THE RUSSIAN LIFE
'111eae -..ii ... of odacali...i life
In the Soviet Unfoa we takn h'vaa u In.
lerview w1ct. a YCICIJJi womu. Ro bas
Just rttunied from that CGa1rtrJ after a
number of yean. It Is taken. from the
"NA.TO Letter." a monthly pubUtatlon of
U.. Norill AllaaUc Treaty OrpnluHon.
What sort of schools would be
o.vailabLt to school-age children?
They are all state schools, but there
are different types. Ordinary state
schools are alike : the textbooks are the
srune; the standards vary somewhat:
although. jn theory. they don't accept the
fact that children are different according
to JQ, in reality they do. Howe var, if a
ch.lld has tnfluentlal parents, who have
status, thfln·be can go-to a school which
~ an a foreign language ar
-piJople U.' pennltlod lo learn mathtmltlcs much f&Ster. 1bere are
-,tn-lhe·luge cities DI tho Soviet
Union wt>n a child, by the tlm.e he
flnl.-IChool, wlJJ be flll<Tll In a foreign
language, ard hali his day wtil ha'• been
in thllt partkular Ian-and, or
coone, tho -cl lhe day In Ru&Sian.
What I.! tht fnt-tr-tst for the 1tatt
in rwnnlno these 1choots? 1
The tnterest •C1Uld be to train people at
a yoon1 aae to speak Janiuages and,
thettf'ore, serve their country abroad aa:
diplomata, or u translators and guides at
home. An important reason , however. for
such schools is tbe same as In the West.
lt appeals to the snobbism of influential
parent ..
Schools art fret, 1 suppose1
Ye•. There are no charges for &ehools.
And w~n they 100.nt to QO on to
1inivenitic s. are the-11 frtt to choose
&ht fr 1ub;ects~
BaalraiiJ, unl'mlty appll<olioi\ and
•oceplanal procodUJtt ano tM same In
'tho Soviet Unloa as In tho Wei!. Th•y are
'
fnoe lo choose tllelr subject, and lo apply
to any university. In the Soviet Union,·
although all capital!: or all republics have
a university, the most popular university
is the one Jn Moscow, MGU. The
Russians who live in the provinces, and
even those Who live ln larger cities, all ·
want to come to ~1GSCtJw just as in the
days of Otekov's "Three Sisters."
fs there o. limit to the time he con
sptnci at a u11ivtrsi!11? Iii other·
words. does he liave to pass exams
after a certain ~ime?
Yes he does. He cannot slay in the
univeslty indefinitely. He has to maintain
a certain standard. The average duration
of a university course is generally four
years. as it is in the West and ht has to
paM his exams within that time limit
1/ow about sludt11t porlicipatinn in.
11niversi ties, a thing we, in. tht \Vest,
P.t. i1\J . P.J.Oml!'l,f,..,ar,t 1JCT"I/ CQ»Cf.!tntd
with. Do student.t havt a lial/ in tllt
10011 the uniocrrity is run. in the
cholct of proft1sor1 and a choice of
fhe iUb;1ctt professors ttOth, ttc1 ·
No. Basically the only way a student
can pa.rtictpate act.lvely In unlvenity Uf.e
is to ~-a Komsomollst, a Young Com--
munist. Jn that WllY a student can
pllrllclpate in cootrolllng lib !ellow
studentJ, being sure that they are on "the
right path": in Utls way, be jnfluences
the activities on tht cameus. But it ii the
Communist Pllrly which dttttmlnes wti.t
oubjecls will be tauit>t and how .they will
be taughl The atudenta can complain.
'll!!re art no· such UllnJs as demonstra·
tlons on the university c_ampua ·as we
know them In the Wesl They've had, of
cwne, writen' proteru, but tt Is
unheard of for a group of studenti on the
unl,.r~ly campus lo do anything other
thin grlpe. "
1r th<r<"• 101 df OT11>£na1 • • : ~ .... }.-... Yes. There are many-atlldent.& whCI
gripe. They woold like bolter dormitory
rooms; they doo'l like the control" that's
put over them, but gripes are i lOt dlf.
ferent from rlot.t. I have vi<lited several
dormitories. They vary from entirely
adequate accommodation to barracks. In
one that J visited there wer~ forty .beds in
one room ; to my amazement boys and
girls had a party and danced in one cor·
ncr of the room while the majority of the
residents slept or tried to sleep. •
Do they they ha ve de~ting socit·
ties as 1ve know thtm i'n 1/ie west?
There are no free discussioo clubs-but
there are cl ubs where debatifig is prac-
tice . They also ha ve language clubs and
drama groups.
I suppo.!t not everybody who toonu
lo study at n universit y can Qet into
the university. Is there a .'11/Sttm. of
1election and, if so, how dots 1t work1,
JU!lt u in the West, there is a system
of selettlon and many people are dlup-
pointed. Academic standards ire fb'it
and fomnost. The Soviet Unloa vory
maeh wants fine :lcientlU. lt Iii
poilicuJar teenager hu'beell ooutandlng
In . mathematica at h1gb «hool. he Is
coins to have a mucll 1*\tt chance of bei~ ~epted than ainfeC1tie •ho ha! been on11, adequate ti mathematt·cs .. In
the Soviet Union, since "° many people
. want to li" In Moocoj;;-tl>m b tho erot>. lem cl -.el octln.! student; from dty
resident.5. becauae th~ people who come
to MO$COW UnJverslty at t6-Ule UJUver1i-
ty d Leningrad will probably '!\'lint to
ttaY in that cay aft~ they ha ve
graduated. 'Ibey tend to look ror those
studenta who are finest in academtc
achievement and who have a right to live
In that area anyway. M in the West, In-
fluence i.. fmJ>Cll:!ant The Communist
Party olflclal'•N 1a &Dini lo •ttend the Untve~;Cif hlt dloire. In addition to
unlvmlt.illllf. ·~e many jec:hnical ln·
aUtutea llft'tiltl>OOl tho SOV!et UnlOO.
There are some military dictatorships
in Latin America that you cannot call
overly friendly to the U.S., wch as in
Peru. And some military dictatorships
that are friendly like .Brull and the
Argentine. These govenmenta a rt
somewhat "r~t o! center."
MANY OF the military oflk:on lllat
nm govemm.ents in LaUn Amm1ca are
products or· military universities. Less
than 20 percent or the subjects tauglll Jn
thtae schools afe of a trtilttary nature.
The remainder are studies 'Jn ecooomks.
social scienCes. and related areas.
lt is very '\\Tong tit look: at Latin
America In general terms as
"backward." l..itin America in some
cases is leading in social movement!.
Student movements there have led to ~
management.a of students and professor.i;
at some universities ancl in som~ cases
have utterly ruined the institution.!!:
Earthquake student movtrritnLS moved tn
,Japil.a and ·then to Californ ia , to tl1e east
coa'st or the u.~ and finally that virus
explodes in We!l Berlin. 11w, Lalin
America is very mucb leadinl in
orlglnallty ol thO\lghl.
· To Solve the pr~lerns d Latin Amer1c~
educaUon of the peopJe is neeeasary-or
really re-education. There have to be new
directlons in aWtudel ot the .people. m s
wlU make La Un Americ. a hellthier.
s&Jqer and better continent than wt
bave today •
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Saturday, January 17, 1970
The Convnenl Page nf the
Daily Pilot seeks to inlonn
and stimulate readers by
presenting a variety of com-
mentary on topics 0£ inter-
est and sJgnificance from
inConned observe.rs i n d
spokesmen.
Robert N. Wied, Publlahor
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Beal
Estate
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c;luostions
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Comment
By
RHllor
Randall MoC.rdlo
I was contempl•tlng getting hack Into th• r••I
aitete prof111lon this year and now I am • llttle
concerned. Mow 11 th• m•rket? What do you , ..
for this new year In real ••fate?
L. K. -Coate Mott
Charles Colesworthy, president elect of tbe
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors, in
a recent address to this group at the Balboa Bay
Club made the following predictions: -
"Orange County, as we all knO\\', is booming,
and the demand promises that 1970 will he the hest
year yet in real estate. The prime rate for financ-
ing will be 9%, but this \von't stop buyers !
Jn many cases, O\vners \Vill help finance, for
there is always a need for selling, as well as buy-1
ing ... people need mo re room or Jess roon1, they
have been transferred, or recently married ••.
'vhere there is a need, it will be met!
Oranje County has all the plus factors going for
it, ~hich should make this a $60,000,000 year in real
estate for our board. We have the clean air, avail·
ability to major freeways, local. industry and busi·
ness, which are constantly growlnc. excellent
schools, enlightened government, relatively low
taxes, quality construction in homes, recreation
and scenic surroundin1s and a well structured
growth plan for our community. This, is our com-
·munity, and 1970 is the year!"
Isn't Huntington Beech one of the l1r9est cl·
ties in Orange County? Whet i1 the population of
Huntington Beech? Where do Cost• Mesi and
Newport S.•ch fit in? How do these cities compare
with other major cltl11 in Or•nge County?
Huntington Beach is the fourth largest city in
Orange County '''ilh a population ttf 113,750.
The three largest cities are Anaheim \Vith a
populalion of 169,940 ; Santa Ana with a population
of 154.620; and Garden Grove with a population of
126,140.
Costa i\1esa has a population of 77,080 and
ranks above Orange \vith a population of 74,370.
Newport Beach with a population of 51,040
ranks above Fountain Valley with a population of
28,860 and Tustin with a population of 21.180.
San Clemente with a populatiol\ of 21,930 is far-
ther down on the list, and San Juan Capistrano with
a .population of:5,MO is one .of our smaller cities.
You may also be interested in the total popula·
o~Orange .county. ol l,iM,)jQ.
Pacesetter Linked
To Early W estu,ood
The similarity between early
Wlltwood and The Rlnch has
had a ltroog influence on
many recent buyers or
Pacesetter homes at the
Ranch in Orange County.
"Many say they are con·
vince<I The Ranch property
will appreciate as
dramatically as early
Westwood home Ws," Slid
Landon M. Exley, vice presi-
dent. and general manager.
The Ranch is lesa than five
miles from the University of
California at Irvine. The loca-
tion()( the hmm iJ at Jeffrey
Road and Valencia Avenue -
halfway between the Santa.
Ana and San Diego freeways.
Je/frty Road becomes
Uolv«Sity Drive, leading rilbt
to the campus.
Actual models are o n
dilplay fhree.<iuarlers of a
mile north of the construction
site at lhe Jeffrey Road
turnoff of the Santa Ana
Freeway, three miles sooth of
Tustin. 'The model complex
repttSent.! an u n u s u a 1
markeline concept -thlt of
bringing the models rl&bt to
the freeway for the con-
venience of home viewers.
Bordered by the famou~
Irvine Ranch. the project is
IUITOWlding by an agricultural
J¥1ll'l'Ve of orange trees and
miles o( farmlands. It will
haft an eilht-aae park and
tine miles of tree-lined -· "When Wes-w .. beinl
developed more !ban 40 yun
agO, UCLA was thought to be
loeakd in rural Loi Antl<lts
c.uity. But, look at It now.
The growth ol the Untvonlty
is of courM the ma,tor ln-nuenco on property valuea
thft,"' Exley 1ald.
"Tod1y, many ol der
Wtlt-.'OOd houses with leu
floor space than in our le8$l
1paCious models are sellln& for
-upward! of $45,000.
"Becaus-e Of the compari~
many families buying at The
Ranch are 1ielecttna l h •
llfftll '!DOdel. even thougll
they m•y not need lh•t much
tpace. 111ey believe they will
evenwlily receive a p~o
porUonately a r e 1 t e r ~
vestrnont rdum 1111 !be lar&ott
of the homes ...
The three and f<m bedroom
hemes by Pacesetter at '1be
Ranch are priced from m.eo
to $33,950. Al.to on dl6play at
The Ranch are four modela b)'
Frank H. Ayres & Son. When
completed. the "twin" com·
munity will have 414 homes.
With the sales office open
just a few months, almost aD
of the fir!lt unit of 58 Paceset-
ter homes and more than 40
percent of the second unit
have been ooid. The flnt unit
was ready for occupancy on
November 1 and the second
unit is scheduled for late
December, Exley said.
Pacesetter Homts, founded
by John Klug in 1961. hu
developed 5tven project. in
Orango Coumy; Ventura Kfyl,
• $SS milllon. m an • m a d e
marina community 1n Ventura
County, and Pacetet"r Homu
at Rancho, CalUomia i n
Riverside County.
Beach Tops
County in
Ho.me Sales
Hunlin(ton Bttch not only
leadg all other coun\Y cities In
home bWl\11111 but '°l'I otben in sale. u well. accordlnl te
Director of Bllildlng and S'af ..
ty Ollln C. "Jack" Clewtud.
Cleveland polnta to !hue sllllifleanl fiF<t to bacl< hi• arrurnent. Durtng the lirst u
montht of 1111 4,115 homu
were built and 3,171 of thoee ... re 1<>ld itavlng ocly 13
homes on the markel By comparllolJ there were
418 of 1,IG DOI' houses ""'°Id
•t Ibo beglMlnf of December
In Anaheim, II of N7 UOIOld
in Costa Meta. 171 of 2..13$ on
the marht In Newport Beach.
419 IMtOld "' l,IM In Santa Ana and 200 unsold of 1,illi In
Fountaln Valley.
CJevelancl. uya tht IOid u,ure and the antlclpakd 1"'
flux of •partmtnt dw'11en to
the record number of apart-
ment unltt built In the city II>
11169 "111 ruuM In o'JOPU!atlon
fncreue 11> ll70 near tbt 11,000
mark.
CREA Clatel la Attaele
Money Shortage Under-Fire·
LOS l\NG~ -The
prtsldtnt of the California
Real Estate Allod1Uon has
called for an end to "a c11-.a federal f1lca1 pollcy
• that 11 bleedlq money out of
the ·housing market at the
very time wbtn we need houJ.
Ina: moat."
Molvln L. Mould <i Looi
Boaob, ln<omlll( head " ""' 60,000.member amclation,
OUlllned a HVOD-polnt attack
on · Ibo ohort11e of mortcll•
money even while taking
twipo II federal pollcy.
Dui1n& a news conference at
the Biltmore. where CREA is holdl.n& its midwinter directors with a $1,000 ml n Im um
metUn, and installation (lf of· purchase rtquirement.
fietrs, he also hinted at sup-3. RaJae the minimum
port of a tu reform ln.IUative. purchase requirement o n
He said the association is government notes and U.S.
establlshlna: criteria It thinks Trtasury blUs lo $25,000.
necewry for tu ref(lnn. "We f. Lengthen FHA mortgage
intend to be vig91'(JUSly active amorttzatlcin schedule from 30
In this area this )'ear," he yean to M or 40 years as a
said, "if necessary, throua;h means of allowing more poten-
aetive support of an in-tial buyers to qualify. Due
itlattve." dates v.·ould remain at 3~
On providing mortgage years .
money, "how mlght that be 5. Create a state secondary
done," he asked, "assuming mort1age market similar to
the federal govenunent is tbe P'ederal N a t i o n a I
r,eally interested in allowing Mortgage Association.
private tnte_rp~~ ~ provld~ 6. Create incenth•es for
needed housing· HIS answer· pension fund investment in
I. 1\1.lee savinp and Joan · home mortgages.
lncreaae In FHA and VA In-
terest rates from 7~ percent
to 8\i percent as Irresponsible.
"fl's inflationary," he :said,
''and will not cause more
money to flow into the
mortg~ge muket, the an-
nounced purpose .
"As long as the government
ts ln dlrtct competillon with
the private sector for money,"
be added. "and is '411\ing to
pay an extremely high price
for It, that's whert the money
Is going. Raising Interest rates
won't change that fact."
~Ie commented that the six
J>ercent certificate of deposit
for mortgage investment
purpose$ recently created by
the Federal Horne Loan Bank
Board was self-defeating
because of a $10,000 minimum
purchase requirement He ad-
vocated lowering that to $1,000
to allow the mall investor to
buy.
Compartng tbe F H LB B
minimum with minimWflS for
U.S. Treasury bills and
government notes, which tie
said could be bolight in
minimums . of from $1,000 to
$5,000 "depending (ln where
you do our shopping," he
remarked: "This is talking out
of both sides (If the mouth at
(lnct."
••Mpt be to Issue state
treasury debentures, bought
by peMlon fund!, lbeo putting
thou funds into the secondary
morta:a1e market.''
Asked ij a Una! balloon pay •
ment wC>Uldn't resutt If FHA
and VA mortgage payment
schedules were figured (ln a 35
or 40.year basis with the due.
date remaining at XI yean, he
agreed !bat It would. "But the 1vera~e life ol a loan,"'he ad-
ded, ' Is only 13 years."
Presumably at that Ume.
either through an assumpUon
by another borrower (lr sale or
the property, the Joan would
be cancelled, never ~achl.n&:
the balloon payment date.
To back that proposal he
said that under 30-year
amortlzation a family ap-
plying for • 122.000 FHA loan
must have a debt-free Income
of $&40 a month. He said not
many buyen with that lncome
wlll accept a house ln that
prke range.
·rf some of his proposals or
similar ones are not put into
effect, Mould said, "one day
we are going to hear govern-
ment say to the private sec-
tor : 'Okay, fellows, we need
the hosuln& and yoo 're nol
providing it, ao government ls
1olng to do It.'
OAll.V nLOT
Bubbling Brook association rates paid in-7. E!tablish a minimum
vest.on to .UOw competition mortgage investment re.
for tbe Investment dollar. quirement f(lr insurance com-
2. Juue: tu e :i e mpt panie.s licensed to operate in
certificates of depoatt. for the atate.
mortgage investment purposes Mould denounC'ed the recent
He lauded propoaals by state
legislators and • othera to
create a secondary mortgage
market in California and tied
It in witb using pen.ton fW>ds
for the JMU'PO'f. ' ' 0 D e
method/' be au11ested.
"'nils ls the excuse that wlll
be used," he contended, "and
this will be one more atant
step toward aodalism In this
country, which we want to
avoid."
Quiet .contemplation Is offered In this view from
the living room of the Yale model in Village Tbroo,
one of the homes offered in University Park on the
Irvine Ranch.
The Pacesetter family plan:
Room to live, ~oom to gro"' at the
heart of the lrvin.e Ranch
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Move up to a P•c:asetter home at The Ranch In IJV!ne
and you move Into a new w1y of livlng.
Tho R1nch has boon especi1lly·cre•ted for todly's
young. active families on the move. Homes, like the
Veri Cruz model shown, offer comfortable, elegant
llvin$. wllh more iqu&re footage per dollar.
Every home has all the Paceseller touches of quality;
the spac.lous master 1uites, luxurious carpeting, a fam-
ily room, formal and lnform1l dining, beamed athedril
ctllina~ and warm textures throughout, from the wood
of the double-door entry to the aged brick of .the dra·
matic fireplace. Designed for living, because Pacesetter
bullds home:J, not just houses.
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DIN1NG ROOM
lMNGROOM ENTRY
And wilh every home, you get room for growing. The
Kanch re-creates the feel of an early-Olifomia ranch,
with permi.nent greenbelts, eucalyptus-lined pueos
and a central park. A P.1ctsetter·home at The Ranc.h is·
an Investment In land and an Investment In livi ng.
Our 4·b•droom Vera Cruz model ls priced at $30,650.
Other models, in i and 2 story designs, starl at $28,450
\Vith the best FHA and VA financing available. Come
by tod1y for• look. You'll pro)>ably wont to stay.
S•les office n 415j5.9330
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Selling Out
At Rancl1
Enth usiastic response to the
ne~.rly ~ completed eight-acre
par~ and two miles or tree-lin-
ed paseos within the Ranch by
Pacesetter has had a positive
Influence on sales. according
to Landon M. Exley, vice
president and g e n er a 1
manager for Pacesetter }Jomes. ·
The third unit of homes now
Is under conatruci.ion, Exl°ey
annour'i<!ed. First and second 1
units are almost sold out. The
proJect is located near Irvine.
"Homeowners a n d pro-
~ive buyers have com·
mented repeatedly on the fact
that there is no special assess-
ment for upkeep of the park
racUiUes, as the Orange Coun-
ty Qepartment · of Parks and
Recreation has agreed to
mainfa.ln them permanenUy,"
E1ley -§aid.
"Y-any of these g a m e
homebuyers said they looked
at other communiUes I.hat
featured ext.ra recreational
features only to find that the
homeowners themselves were
being charged e1tra for these
features.
"With today 'g rising costs,
such assessments create an·
noying 'financial pressure -
even for families with ln·
comes far above the average."
' . .. our models are still going up!;
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Bordered by the Irvine t1
Ranch, the. project is .sur. ~.
rounded by an agricultural ..,_
preserve of Orange trees and
miles of farmlands . ll is Jess
than ·five miles from the UC
lrVlne campus and at Jerrrey
Ro ad and, Valencia Avenue,
halfway between the Santa
Ana aud Sail Diego freeways. ·YOrktowne ·'
Models are on d!!;plaY three.
quarters of a mile north .at the
Jeffrey Road turnoff or the r
Santa Ana freeway . The model
complex represents an
unusunl marketing CODcept -
that of bringing the models
right to thj? freeway for the
convenience of home viewers. 1
1 The three and four bed~m
homes by Pacesetter are prtc·
ed from $28,450 to $33,9SO.
They are available in a varie-
.ty of exteriors and high-quail·
l)' carpetlni is included.
Nde Named
At: Republic
Wiilia' iL GO)'Mr. pr..tdenl
or' ~bllc """'"" Corpor•· Uoa. a ~11on of N1Uonll
E Q'~i l'Ollment Q>rporation
(NATECI, h¥ ~ the a~ d Philip Steam1 u a~ ma.nq;er. ste«ns, ~ lives _I n
Mailhatfjn Bac;h, occupied
the """" poslllan .. R & B Defflc4oonont Company fl1J.os
Anaelel. He J.t 1 member of
the Y o u a. Hom<buildera
Co<md).
A ,,...iuate ol S a n
Btmanlino Valley Colleae.
Stuml 11 now wor'killl on
Repobftc'1 1'1 1."W' aparlment
prcil~ ..Ill GMl'd<n Grove, '-ti~ Tu1illl 1Dd FounWn Valley. ,,
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· . Beautjfu) to sta.rt .((i ii ,' and a great future ahc~l ·~:: ; . . . ' ' ; . :-:.~ . . .
. Wait if you wish unti,l.oo.r new rllodels are finiM\cd, then c:qmc'° .~
.the Grand Opc~ing .. Bcttcr yet, come to'Yoiktownc·Hantingttid'r" ·r.,
Beach right· now. That waf, yoU·n have a head start toward the ' .. . . . . ~
niost exciting newhomcS" yit. Wc''re near the beach. Great loca·
tion, g~il design's: #~i fi1!:tQrtS 'arid Priced to ,be.t~c biggest , --1.. . ' . ,,
, b4ti:gain:evcr. That's :'fof.k~~u~~$~0ft. ~each! ·
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l\Wl!:RS!DE -T!1'1IS bounc:ed Pame!U
.!oats fnlrn flnt oo last In the qualllying
neld for Sunday'& Rlvenlde-Motor
Trend 500--mlle stock: car race 'on a Fri·
day when rain kept. drlvtn of! Ute track.
Driving a Mercury CyClone. Jones
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Tburtday's qualifying orily to run Into the
contfoversy over the tires.
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Lakers Edge
Celts, 108-103;
West Hits 23
BOSTON (AP) -The Los Angeles
l.akers moved oul to a 17-point lead al
the end of three quarters on tht' shooting
of Jerry \\'est. then hung on through a
ferocioos fourth peri<xl assault by Boston
t.o chalk up a 100.lo.1 t\ational Basketball
:\ssociation victory over the Celtics Fri-
rJay night. .
\\'ith four ntinutes left . the Celtics clos·
,.d the ma rgin to 97-S9 behind Tom
Sanders and Jo Jo White.
Then Larry Siegfried and John
llavlicek took over for Boston, butting
the deficit to HM-101 with 20 seconds re-
maining.
However. \Vest cashed two free throws
and thal pulled ttle Lakers oot of danger.
West, making hls flTSt appearance ol.
the seasoo in Boston. led the Lakers with
23 points. below his league leading
aver.age or 31-plus. Hap Hairston con.'."
tributed 2{1.
Siegfried topped Boston with 14 points
while guard ing West most of the game.
llavlicek hit for 21. White. a rookie,
K"Ored 15, 1"·0 more than Sandcr5.
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Bruins Stop
Braves' Stall;
Win, 61-56
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ClUCAGO (AP) -Sophomore Henry
Bibby scored eight points in the first five
minutes 01 the seroOO half to fire top-
r.anked UCLA to a 61·56 victory over
Bradley in a basketball game of stalling
t.actics FMd1tY night. The 'Bruins ran their season record to
11-0 and stretched out a 15--game winning
streak from their last defeat , to Southern
California late lasl season.
Bradley, 10-6, led from the outset until
the Bruins went ahead to stay, 33-32, with
2:15 gone in the second half.
Although Bradley's scoring ace, Gene
Gathers. was rested after the first seven
and a half minutes as he collected three
fouls, the Braves 1'!1anaged to keep their
lead thr~ugh the first half and were on
top 30-26 al intermission.
They made 12 of 19 floor shots for 111
. 632 percentage in the first half while
UCLA collected ooly 10 oC 25 for .400.
UCLA rammed in 13 points in tile open·
Ing five minutes of lhe last half for a J9.
32 lead .
In five more minules, the Bruins were.
ahead 51-44 with Bibby hitting 13 point.,
and Steve Patterson 12 during the 10.
minutl! surge.
After that. UCLA made only one point
1n 6'h: minutes while the Braves, us ing
slow down strategy. cut the margin to ~2·
49 on a long shot by Sam Slmmoru.
Steve Patterson and Sidney Wicks shot
t.he Brunins out of reach and they padded
out the final score.
Patterson and Wicks led UCLA with 17
points. John Vallely had 6.
Gathers topped Bradley "'ilh 16.
Stanford, OSU
Def eat Rival s
By A11ocla\ed Pre11
The Wuhiogton Huskies ne.ve.r did
~Ive the Oregon State zone. def'ense
Friday night BJ1d host OSU pulled aw1y
fof a 63-47 Pacific-8 Conference basket·
boll win.
A determined University of Oregon
butelball team fought il.3 way to a ~
79 Padfic-3 Conference win ovr:r "is·
Hing WuhlnglOn Stale.
Al Stanford. Dennis O'Neill ~k 11
pair of free throws with one second
remaln1ng to give Stanford a 73-71 Pacif·
lei.I basketball upee.t over California.
Alttr Stanford's Claude Terry tied the
game 71·71 wllh 31 £econds left. te.in1·
mate Chuck Moore stole a pa" from Cil'a Bobby White. who fouled O'Neill.
'Stanford, now 3·9 over·all and like
c.J 1·2 Jn tbe Pac.iflc-a. saw a 10-polnt
haliUme lead evapwate into a 66-&S Cal
lead wilh lix minutes lefl on Ainsley
Truttt'I ,,.. thtolf,
The le1d then changed bands four
11,,,.. and Cal took the lead 71-63 on C!lart'1 Johnlon '• lhol with 57 oeconds
1ell.
Gurnty hat won the event five of the la.st
seven years.
Lin Kuehler, executive vice president
ol \he National Association of Stock Ca.r
Auto Racing, said after a se.rie1 o!
meetings and conferences:
"The. type of Firestooe tlrc11 on which
Pame.Jll Jones, Ray Eldtt 9th and Jack
McCoy 13th qualified for the !\1ot.or Trend
•500 !lave been declared ineligible for this
race because the manufacturer did
mil hive ample suwly to meet the
NASCAR requirement.
"The· dtdaion was reached following a
count of \ires on hand at the RJverlide
racing facility:" • Kuchler said there were 109 tlrts
avaJJable and estimated about 500"WOUld
be needed to meet the !l<luirement that
they must be avallable for all facets ·who
might desire them.
''Jones, Elder and McCQX w-ilJ be allow-
ed to starl Sundiy's evenf'at the end ol
the lta.rling field provkllng they chance
to an eligibl< tire," the NASCAR olftcW
added.
Threatens Indoor Mile Mark
Kip Keino . Olympic record holder in the 1500 meters. will com~te
in the featured miJe run at the Los Angeles Sports Arena tomght.
Other stars in the meet include John Carlos, Ralph Doubell of Aus-
tralia, Bill Toomey. Randy Matson and Bob Seagren. In addition to
Toomey. the Orange Coast area will be repesenled by Owen Gorman
in the seniors mile. along with relay teams from Golden West and
Orange Coa sl College. The meet begins at 7:30.
Checking the Tube ·
Weekend TV Highlights
Open With All-star Tiff
llou~ton's Astrodome serves as a multi·
purpose arena with football and basket·
ball action taking place on television
'''ilhin the next "'etk.
The annual AfL all·st<1r football game
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Next 'Thursday evening the Lakers
tangle with the San Francisco Warriors
in half of a doubll.'header and in ~ ste·
ond game a rematch of a famed col·
legiate encounter in the Dome will lake
place.
Le\v Alcindor , now playing for the
i\!llwaukce Bucks in the NBA and Elvin
Hayes. currently "'ith the. San Diego
Rockets. "·ill n1a lch baskelli. They met in
14 collegiate encounter several yean back
with UC L.A and Houston.
The NBA all-star game and the NHL
hockey classic 1vill be on lhe tube Tues-
day night .
tbree other drivers with q'*ufymc
times alto an lfledtd by tht ni!Jni,
Scotty Caln ol Fremo, Sam IUloe,
Htghland. Calif., •nil ,JobMy Steol• ol
Clrmichati, Calif. •
Other driven uaed approved Good)'Mr·
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Weather l*J!l!lllN, quajilyille' •iU '
contJnue thta m<ii\JDa~or ta . the •f· temm ~ o1 mile Plr!!l&tu
rice 1lated to btfn\ 1 p.m. "
f'orty.ftve cars Ire 11ated for the->Motor
'IUnd race. lll11ing 'In pair&.
Hamey's 69 .:
Heads Pack
At Phoenix
PHOENIX (AP) -Paul Hamey. a
grey-haired veteran who hasn't won since
11115, fired a two-under-par 69 Friday and
moved into the second roond lead in the.
$100,000 Phoenix Open golf tournament.
Hamey, a 40-year-old who also led al
the halfway mark at last week's Lo~
Angeles Open, had a JS.hole total of 134
and a one-shot lead .
Larry Ziegler fashioned a blis tering 65
-sit-under-par on the 6,765-yard
Phoenix Coontry Club course. -and was
tied at 135 with Howle Johnaon and defen-
ding champion Gene Littler. Littler and
John5m each had a 63.
Bert Greene, the first round leader at
64, slipped to a 72 for 136 and waa tied at
&he figure. with five others.
They are Lee Trevino, with a secmd--
roolnd 66; TerTY Dill. 64; !IO<I Fw1'eth
and Phil Rodgers, each 67; and Home.ro
Blancas, 69.
Larey Kinson and Dale Douglass, each
with a 66, were tied at 137.
Hamey, a club pro from Sutton, Mass.,
who now plays only about JO tournaments
1 year, scored his last tour victory in tbe
Los Angeles Open almost six years ago .
He had only three bird ies and a sin gle
bogey. aU on the front side, as he mo ved
pa11t the faltering Greene .
He birdied the first and the seventh,
both par fives, from four feet. bogeyed
the. fifth when he drove into lhe trees, but
got the .stroke back wilh an eight-foot
birdie putt on the nest hole.
Dick Mayer, a 46-year-old veteran who
won the 1957 U.S. Open, fell far off th.e.
pace after an opening 66. He had a 74 for
140.
Billy Casper, winner al Los Angeles
last week had ev en more difficulty.
Casper took a second consecutive 12 for
14-' and missed the cut for the final two
rounds.
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NFL's Leading Stars .·
In Pro Bowl Collision
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Gall! Sayers of
the Chicago Bears is just one of 64 of the
National Footbai\ League stars who will
see action Sunday in the 2oth annual
~t-West·-.e1Jga1eroenL in ~1e_m.r;ltlal
Coliseum.
No one will deny, however, that
Sayers is something special in the Pro
Bowl, in the NFL and in other important
areas.
Friday, in Santa t.tonica·s Civic
Auditorium, the glfled running back was
hooore<l bv the U.S. Junior Chamber or
Commerci as one ol 10 of the nation's
leading young men -not necessarily for:
his gridiron h·eroics but as a hUman
being. ·
Sayers, th~ only back to run more than
1,000 yards in the 1969 season, devote• in·
numerable hours lo youth work in
Chicago's poor se~s. ' , 3.
As for the' Pro Bowl, which gets upder
way at 1 p.m .• and will be natiotially
televised (blacked out in Southland):,
Sayers' credentials are in order.
Washington & Lee Ruin
He was named Baek of the. Gamt.!n •.
1967 and 1968. Iii 1967 he set a Pro Bd!d'
record by averaging 10 yards per calrY
sidelined him last year.
\Vith a losing ball club in 1969, Sayers
scored eight touchdowns and gained 1,032
yards.
Anteater Cagers, 97-95
By RON EVANS
Ell fllt Ollly Pit.I 11111
Wuhington and Lee may have been a
pair of famed Civil War generals and sub -
aequently the name of a famed &outhern
university but don 't tell the. UC Irvine
basketblll tea.m anything about hi!f.ory.
The Anteoters move their road show to
Cal Poly (Pomons) tonight for an 8
o'clock game with the CCAA leaders with
the names of Washington and Lee ringing
in thtir ears.
Namesakes of \he. famed Civil V.'ar
Authorities became reali ty in the per-
sonages of Mike Vi'ashlngton and Howard
Lee. big guns for the host UC Riverside
basketball team that handed the Ant·
eaters a 9'1·9S defeat Friday nigh t.
\Vashington. in fact. scorew 20 poinl.s in
the. first half to pull his team in fronl at
the intermission. 56-48. For the game he
hit 33 points and Lee accounted for 22 to
erase a valiant, but futile last minute
threat by the Anteaters.
With 2'h minutes rem aining in the game
Riverside held a seemingly comfortable
96-87 ad\'antage and attempted to hold
off the Anteater quinte t.
BUI Moore and steve Sabina hit a pair
ol quick field goals and Ed Burlingame
scored on a pair of free throws to nanow
the margin to 95-93.
With 22 seconds remaining Moort hit
another basket from the floor to bring
the count to 9&·95 .
Riverside attempted to hold the ball
for the balance oi the night and Irvine.
gave. Washington a free throw to get
possession bringing it to 9'1·95.
Just before the buzzer sounded, the
Anteaters fired a shot from ten feet out,
it hit the rim, bounced around and fell
to the. floor but not throogh the hoop and
the Ri verside team had the victory.
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Gale will be a starter for the. West,
along with such stars as Roman Gabriel,·
Los Angeles Rams, and Bob Berry;-{
Atlanta Falcons, the a It er n at 1 n C
quarterbacks. '
The East quarterbacks. Bill Nelsen of
Cleveland, and Fran Tarkenton of the ·
New York Giants, will have. .such nmnini '
backs as Leroy Kelly, Cleveland, aJidi
pass receivers as Paul W a r f i e 1 d 9 -
Cleveland: Harold Jackson. Phlladelpbi"·:
and Roy Jefferson. Pittsburgh, and two:
Smiths -Jackie of the St. Lollis:.
Cardinals 'and Jerry 0£ the Wuhingtan,
Redskins. ,
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elude Tom Matte. BalUmore, and Kelli
Willard, Sen Francisco, Carroll Dal•,.~
Green Bay and the t"'O Ge n.e-,
\Vashingtons. one from hiinnesota, lhe
other from the 49ers.
The West leads in the series 12-7 and'-
the Eilst hasn't won since 1966. Gabr~L
led the We st last year, 10.7.
The winning players collect $1 ,500, tb e.:
losers $1 ,000. And more important, the.
Pro Bowl participants cherish the
prestige -and the bargaining advantagt
it lends at contract time.
Two former star teammates in playing:
days with tht Rams, Tom Fe.an of the:
New Orleans Saint&, and Nonn V~:
Brocklin of the Atlanta Falcons. are tb!:
East-West coaches, respectively.
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day in the 10th and final American Foot-
ball League All-Star Game.
The Aii:trodomc conle~t "'111 be the final
r venl In the JO.rear history of the AFL
1vhlch will becon1e lht' Americ11n Con·
rerencc of lhe merged AF I. and National
football League next season.
The West, coached by Lou Saban of
Denver. has been l.'.tbbed the favorite.
and George \Vilson, of r-Uami , coach of
the East. agreed.
l~O\.\'ever. Saban docsn'l lite: II that
v.·ay. tie said ntlther tilde has a decided
;idvantag~ In personnel.
''The ••inner will be the one who makes
the re'A·est mistakes," Saban said.
The team whose. quar1erback is lhe hot·
.-.st is going to u•in tllC game," Wibon
Sllid.
Saban st1id it "'Ould be more of ~
"lhrO\l·ing game ralhcr than a running
gan1e ...
"I hope 1t will be high scoring." 'Vilson
said. "That's wh at the cro'A'd "'ants.'"
Joh n Hldl ol San Diego w!ll start at
quarterback for the Weal with ~1lke Liv·
ingston or Kansas City l'IS his back up.
\Y llson 11.•l\I use ~like Taliaferro of Boston
and Ja~k Kemp of Burfalo at quaner-
back 'A'il.h Taliaferro getting the slarting
nod .
The East's rtttlvers blclude Haven
t.1o:;rs of Buff alo, Ron Seller• of Bo6lon,
Gcoree Sauer of New York and Jim
Beirne and All'in Reed of How:ton.
Among Wilson '• stable of running
bflcks 1re Matt Sntll of Ne\f York. Carl
Garrett of Boston, 0 . J. Simpson of Buf-
falo and Jlm Kiik of f.1 \aml .
lladl and Lh•lngston wUJ have as
receivers Lance Alworth of San Dttgo.
l"red Blletnlkofr and Billy Cannon of
011kland , Willie Frader of San Diego and
Al Dtnson of Denver.
\Vest running backs int.lude Robert
Holmes of Kansas City. Floyd Little of
Denver. Dick Post of Oakland and Paul
RobllWUl of Cincinnati .
The Eut k>Ot aoothcr playtt to tnjurleo
Friday when ll 11.·as disclosed th•t...
linebacker George Webster of Houston tA-
jured an •nltle in Thursday's practice. :
\\lebster was tabbed as a slarler j\(rt
Harry Jacobs of Buffalo "·in start in biJ
place. Garland Boyette of Houston was
add!d to lhe East squad to rep I KC·
Weblter. . -:
Several other players ""ho originally
were srlected 1\'<'r<' unnb\e lo parllcipale
be.cause or lriJurtcs sustained in regular
lieMOn.
Tbcse included ~uch stars a ••.
quarterbAcki; Jot Namath of Nf'w York.'
Len Oa"•son of Kansas City Deryj ;
Lamonica of Oakland, and Ne~ York.'.'
!lanker Don Maynard.
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Cions Rip
Irate Loop
Foe, 63-53
By HOWARD L. HANDY °' tM DtllY l'lltt ••• ,,
Sh,ort.-fused tempers not withstanding
two big m~ are better than one and the
Wstminst.er Lluns proved It with a U-53
victOrY over hoet Anahelpl "Friday night
before a pacl<od howie that spilled • .,..
to '"4ndlni room only at both ends ol the
court.
The win leaves coach Don Leavy's
l,ions atop the SUnset League basketball
standings with a 4-0 record.
The final ctJUnt was po15ted in the seort-
book with 45 seconds remaining and a
tight pressing defense that the Colonbts
had used all evening turned it into a fran-
tic climax at the 31 second mark.
A foul was called against reserve Jim
Shoush at this point and Anaheim coach
Bran t Cowser came off the bench to ar-
JlU' and bunip one of the otfieials. A tech-
fllcal was called against him and at that
moment. both teams squared o(f on the
floor but few blows ~e landed.
Fortunately, a father-daughter activity
fourd this groop filling the ~oor level
seals oo the home side ol. the coort. The
fans standing at the coort """ barged
ooto the floor but -offldals """"'1
quickly to avert a frt&-for-all
The Aoaheim pressing defense br<>U£1it
qulcl<, early foul! and the Lima '"'"' Shooting I-and-I at the line alter only 2:27
ol the action. They made U ol 16 dwity
t8sses In the first hall to post a 34-26 lead
al the lntenn1ssion..
Westminster's two big gun_,, Dan Bro-
rlerick (6-$lh:) and Steve McLendon (~)
te.amed together to pass around and over
Anaheim's bri!Uanl center Dan Phillips.
P)li\llps. on the other hand, hit with con-
!>istency from around the foul circle and
\l'Ollnd up with high point honors at 31.
The Westminster duo scored 25 points
:\piece with Broderick feeding McLendon
1Ulder the bucket repeatedJy in the first
half to give~ Li~ their edge.
·After a 11low first quarter that found
tlfe scoring at a mini.mum (Westminster
led, 8-.1) the temPo picked up with a""'°
i:eance at oubet ol the 11ecmd !Jllanza.
Anahebn hit elght ol ita first nine sllots
from the fl...-while the Uons ...,.. hit·
Ung el,!ht of II.
For the .. en1ng, Weotmlnster b~ 51.3 ""'°"" from the Door -the Coloni!ts connected oo 37: 1 percent.
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Averts Cellar;
Win~ 77-76
By PRlL ROSS
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The freshman-studded Golden West
College R,u.,Uers, propelled by the clutch
performances of forward Ouis Thompson
and guard Steve Puelk, avoided the
Southern California Confenince. cellar last
night with a thrl.lling Tl-76 upset victory
nVer the Lo!!i Angeles Southwest C.OUgars
in cage action at Orange Coast College.
The win gave the Rustlers cl. coach
Dick stricklin a 1-3 conference record and
dropped the visitors' league mark to 1-i.
. ~!rot-year man Pa>elk, the !lultl<n'
\renion o( en import since he wmt to
hip -in Ddrol~ proYld<d the Icing nd the cake as he calmly 1ank two free
tliraws with only IZ seconds left co tba
clock. I -Ttie S.10 miri-guard wa1 runner up n
GWC scoring hooon with 22 points.
Th""fl'Ol1 led his ,quad with :.> marl<·
""' while burly Coogat O!!fUr Lymar Anderson, who stands 6-3 and tips the
fia«les at 200 poond5, paced both cUtfits
with 34 poirts and 14 """"1nd:I. l'he contest wu touch·and-go all the
'vay, with the lead chacnging hands a W..
tal of eight Umes . The winners twice commanded a seven-
Wint lead. the biggest of the game, at 31· 2~ with about five minutes )eft in the first
hltlf and at 59-52 midway throt.1gh the final
i;tanza . Southwest. which grabbed the ini·
t.iht lead. was up lD-5 early in the Wt fot
It"&. biggest margin.
Golden West caught the COUgan at 19-
11n.ti1:47 left in the first period ma.
tl-l<lol jumpei-by~ COii!« Tcm Hard-
lnf and then moved out lo 1 U.19 edge
flft'tti'o a:niecutive »f<den bt Thomp-
son, a Corona del Mar Jl'OdUcl. Exc<pt for the Rustl!<&' brief ttre<k
when they ted by seven poln~. the_ rest
rlf .tM firr;t half was aiijlght tnth Gen
West going iolo ~J...., room with •
'S-38 advantage.
The second half wu the same story
13.~ the first as the only time either side
:i;aW' daylight w11s when the WestnUmter
rol~an.'1 had the aforemmtioned seven-~nt advantage in the mJddle of the per·
iod.
The R~tlers. WOO now must have some
~ay of hope for the fututt. return to con-(~action a week from tonight 11t LA
Harbor.
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MARINA'S BOB BEAL (21) GOES AFTER A LOOSE BALL, KIPP BAIRO (45), RICK MOSIER (23) STAND BY. FOR NEWPORT IT'S BILL BECKETT (44) TARAS YOUNG (24),
HB Survives •
Scare Fro1n
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A·)'ii'f''dr free lO!ISeS by Curt Carlson
with 13 second• left preserved Huntington
Beach's 4C-game league basketball win
streak as the hciel Oilers slipped past
Santa Ana, 73-71.
Carlsm's free shots capped a seesaw
contt.lt in which the lead changed hands
24 times.
The Oiiers seemed in trouble with just
over a m1mte left when Santa Ana woot
into a stall with the IJCOCe tied at 71 a
piece.
After Huntington forced a turnover
Carlson was fouled on a faat break and
Santa Ana had one last chance after the
niity guard canned his shots. ~ Oilers used a full court press, al·
most forcing a pair of turnovers. and
Saint center Billy William's 30-foot jump-
er a~ the buuer just bru1hed the net.
Huntington Beach rtteived a big break
with 2:15 to go when Santa Ana forward
Chris May fouled out. The Saints relied
heavily throughout the ilight on May and
Wi!Hairui for board strqth.
The Oilen opened up the biggest 1eed
o! the nig)lt In the serond poriod at 27-20,
moetly on the outllde ahooting cl Carlson.
Santa Ana wu far from outdone as
Sahlt 1!U4ni Kim Pickering sparked the
Sainb: to a 15-7 edge ln th elast ftve min-
utes ol tho IM!COftl. Plcti.rlng ended the
hall by canning a 6().foot deopa-ttion lll1ot
at the buzzer to give the S8'ntl a 3&-34
lead.
'lbe baWe really !tarted in the third
quarter wh«I the lead changed owntt·
ship nine times.
The ~ts twict held two.point edges
lale in Che game. their fourth quarter
.spurt based priTnBrily on nine perfectas
from the gratis line.
Lee Walters hit 11 of 17 field goal
attempU in rolling up 1.6 points. sec-
ond only to Carlsoi 's 23. Walters and
Tony Cate bagged l 1h6 rebounds apiece.
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Herb Llv11y
Saddleback,
Pirates Face
Tougl1 Foes
Seeking to get back in their confer·
ence basketball races, Orange Coast
and Saddleback Colleges have lmpor·
tant games scheOuled tonight at 8.
The Pirates, now 1·2 in conference
play following an 80-66 setback at the
hands of Cerritos Wednesday night. face
M~ San Antooio (1-1) In the OCC IYTll·
A 10&1 would virtualty eliminate coach
Herb Livsey '• club from South Coast
Conference title contention.
fl.ft. SAC displays a ball control game,
employing a big front line. Thus the
Pirate• v.·ill have to slay out ol foul
trouble if they are to contain the Mount-
ies .
In recent games. OCC Cftlter Rick
Stickelmaier and forward Phil Jordan
have run into foul trouble and the re-
sult has been an absence or board work
in the late stages of the Pirates' tv.'o
conference losses.
Saddleback also faces a must win sit-
uation. A loss to t.ough Victor Valley
tonight in the Victor Valley gym would
put coach Roy Stevens' club out or the
Desert Conference race.
The Gauchos are t-2 in the conference
following an 81·78 Joss to Barstow Thurs-
day night.
Sunset Boop Battle
Sailors Outlnst Vikes'
·,Valiant Attempt, 68-55
·~-'by, GID.'N WHITE
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NeWport Harbor Hlgh.'1 Sailors fought
of£ a valiant I.farina rally in the flnal
quarter to earn a 88-55 Sunset League
basketball triwnph Friday night at the
losers' confines.
Thus coach Dave Waxman's Tars keep
alive their shaky chances at winning' the
loop crown with a 2-1 record while Ma·
rina drops to third in the standings with
its first league setback in three tries.
Newport was looking much like one or
the top teams in the universe for three
quarters as the Sailors manhandled the
Yikes, 60-t0.
The Tars owned the boards. the.v were
gcl.ting a decisive edge in foul calls and
lhey were hitting from the floor. Their ·
passing was sharp, too.
Meanwhile. Marina was victimized by
the over-officiating or Bud Dawson and
.Jerry Rieser. who managed to assess
the Yikes with 26 fouls while the taller.
heftier Sailors were found gullty of only
14 infractions.
Coach Jim Stephens' hosls had been
battered by the unfriendly whistles and
lost Rick Mosier Jn the third quarter via
the foul route.
He. was to be followed by Bob Beal and
Kipp Baird while Viking Ray Stratford
was one foul away from being benched.
But aomehow M&ri11a held Jta poise.
--'7:11 to 10 In the half and the Tars never
looked back.
They played a superb hair, ow ning 11
35-26 halftime edge and Waunan admit-
ted it was the team's best half since
league hostilities began.
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BEVERLY HILLS -Corona del lt1ar
High's varsity swim team swept lo the
CIF Relays championships Friday night
at Beverly Hills High School, overturning
Palso Verdes, 48-40, on the strength 0£
three first place finishes.
In the process, coach Cliff Hooper's
4 x JOO freestyle team of Bret Bernard,
Bill St.enhejem. Kurt Krumpholz and
Bruce Black set a meet record with a
snappy 3:22.S.
Saints Stall
To Knock Off
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By ROGEJI CARLSON
01 1111 o-ltr '1191 Sllrif
Orange County's No. I r a n t t d
Monarchs of Mater Del High School found
out the frustrations of a stall ~ hard
way Friday night as St. Anthony shocked
the Monarchs, 43-41 , in an Angelus
League opener in the losers' confines.
Before an overOow crowd In th•
steamy Monarch gym. St. Anthony came
back from def'lcit.s of eight poinll In the
first half to knot the lllCOl"e at ~ after
three periods.
Then its slow down tacliC$ took com-
maOO or the issue and it Wiii the toni
count down .
Coach Jerry Tardie's Monarchs hit
first. hol'l'ever, when Ralph Chandos net·
ltd two free throws with 7: ti left to give
IM hosts a 37.35 lead.
A free throw later the fap was cut tn
one and then the Saints from Loni Beach
went into a stall that didn't quit until
they·d taken the lead with three minutes
remaining.
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And when the lalt period started. the
Yikes went into a press. Their strategy
worked perfectly.
With Bill McGuire leading the way Ma·
rlna repeatedly stole the ball, intercept·
ed passes and forced turnovers. The Vlke,;
cut the gap lo 62·54 with 5:03 left on
Seal's 2l·footer.
Snow Aplenty to Be Had
But then two steals resulted in missed
layups and on an obvious Newport back·
cool"\ ball violation the Tars somehow
were allowed to maintain possession.
On top of that. ~tarina missed its last
seven shots from the floor and that was
it.
Newport got off only five field goal trie~
in the. last stanza.
Marina Jed early In the game. moving
to a 5-0 le1d and holding a 15-14 advan-
tage after a quarter.
· But two free throws by Bill Beckett
and a shot from th• free throw line by
Lee Haven made it 15-15 Newport with
At Cali for11ia's Res orts
By ESTllEllANNE f\11.Ll~GS
Of 1111 01111 Piie! Sltlf
One thing about cold wea1her , ii fee 1~
good wh en you come in out of ii -and il
is good for snowmaklng. five Southern
Califomua ski areas -Blue Ridge. Holi-
day Hill, Rebel Ridge, Snow Summit. and
Snow Valley -are all pumping out snow
nighlly for the pleasure of Southern
California 1kiers.
Las\ weekend'• storn1 In the Sierra
Ne\'ada blanketed Mammoth Mountain to
i;ii\·e the area a total depth of around flv•
feel of snow. All runs at June Mountain,
including the Fa~. are now open.
Local area Mt. Baldy only needs
natural snow to stretch itself farther
south lo demonstrate the vast lm·
provements made there. Chuck Lewsad·
der, president of Wemm RellOrll, Jnc.,
new owner of the area, is the man behind
the •jnew. look."
Estancia Upended by· Loara, 62-55
Remember that slow ride -while
trying to hold onto skis and poles -on
the Sugar Pine access lift?
Bench type chairs have replaced the
swinging.gate type to allow a faster ride
on all Baldy chairs, and plastic mattlng
at the Sugar Pine lower loading terminal
permjts riders to wear their skis. Br CRAIG SHEFF
Of IM DlllJ l'ltl Sttff
Estancia High·s baskttball team had its
Irvine League ttlle hopes dimmed con·
siderably Friday niaht when a well-bl!·
.aoced Loan team handed It a U-55 los.s
in the Saxons' gym .
The loss was Esta:ncta'1 second in four
league outings: and left eo1eh Bill Wet·
zel's Eagles two garnet behind league-
leadlni Losr1 (~).Th< SUons took over unclitouU!d ftnt pla<e, lollowlng Comll
de! Mar's loll to Colla Meu.
'Ille SUOlll wse in contra! throoib out
!he game jump!"' out lo a oomnw>dlni ~• •dv•ntqt before Emncl1 ,.i rolf.
Ing.
Tbe Eagles were very cold shooting
in the opening hall. Durlhg the first
quarter of play. Estancia could only con-
nect on three field goals in II attemptl.
For the he.If the Eagles h.lt only seven
field goals in 27 attempt& (or a 15.9 per·
cent.
While Estancia wu missing, Loara wa1
hitUna 50 percent ol ill ahou, connecting
on ..... ol If In the opening quarta Ind
aeven ol 13 In the o«ond period.
The E#glea played more aggrwlvely
In the IOCOnd ball, but tile Losr1 lead
waa just too much to overcome.
Ett.andt made a nm,. at d>e-Saxortt
early Jn I.he fourth quarter, aettln& to
within ieven (47-40). but at lhis point
leading rebounder Skip Williams fouled
out and E.!ltancla 's board strength \Vas
cut Jn hall.
Loara did an outstanding job defensive-
ly on Williams holding the 6-5 senior to
just 1tven polntl., He dld not get his first
field pl unut mldwRy through the sec-
ond qu1rter •
Juolor Gary Ofsill again played a llne
1ame from his forwird spot for Eltan-
cla. Orllll led 111 ......,.. with 23 Points.
1C011n1 II in Illa aecond haU. lfe was
l'Jlne for II from th• frff throw line. Loot1 .. ., Jed tiy ~ center Rudy
Sgonll who toased In l2 poinlS. Guard
Denny Nicholas added IS for the Sa:ron1:.
Estancia ended the game with a 38.6
percent shooting mark , connecUng on 22.
or 57 shots. During the second hall, the
Eagles hit on I~ or 30 •ttempts.
Loara canned 13 or SO shots for lhe
night for 46 percent.
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The new Notch Lift 3,300 feet long to
the beM of Devil's Backbone opens a new
beginner and intermediate area and
bring• Mt. Baldy chairs to four.
At Thunder Mountain, ruM have been
widened and a new one along the Soutb
RJdgt rune down to the left. I n:membfr'
1kling that arta with fonner aki tchool
dlttclor Yv" Lltrtllle the JMT alte<
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Win,66-52
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Dave Lynch bombed In 32
Points and paced th e Fountain
Valley Barons to a. 66-52. vic-
tor)' 'Over the visiting Santa
Ana Valley Falcons In an j lrvineLeagueba s k r. Iba JI
~ struggle Friday evening.
~ The junior forward had a
~ field day in the two middle
~:_periods. as Ile hit for 18 of his
game high 32 in th Ose
•• quarters.
;: It looked like it might tun1
;·Into another close arfair for
~'. Dave Bro\\'n 's Barons. \\'ho
...,; have dropped their first three
~ ga!"les by no more than five
· points.
\Vith Founta in Valley on top
~ 29·Z5 at the half, Lynch found :f· hlmselr \\'ilh the hot hand.
Of" After buckets by Gary Val·
,.. buena and Bill Champion,
• Lynch reeled on Len straight
• points Y.'ith five hoops. At une
·: point he "'as five fo r si x rrom
~. the field .
·• The falcons <.·ut into the
:· lead only one more lime, that
-;: coming with three minutes left
By JOHN CASS
01 tf\t Dr.Ir l"llol S!:ll
Tim Salios pumped four free
throws through the hoop in tfle
final minute and 14 seconds lo
provide thi margin or victory
as Costa Mesa edged Coron.a
del Mar. 51·47, in a tight lrvihe
League basketball c on t es l
staged in the losers' gym Fri-
day nigh\.
Both teams played on even
terms throughout the first half
with Corona del Mar owning a
one-polnt edge, 23-22, at Lile
intermission .
Costa Mesa captured a 38..
34 a9.vantage in the &bird quar~
ter •with Bob A~tfu connect-
ing on a pair or short jump
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:i;, Valley on top, 56-48. However, I
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Jim Keyes in the middle
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Austin.
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~1ustangs could get back .on the
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Ti m Conroy potted a charity
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for a 41..Ja advantage.
Killian came right back with
11 pair of free thrOws but Aus.
tin countered with a jumper
from the right corner. Killian
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two more gift tosses with 1:48
left in the game.
Tn that fra me the Panthers CORONA POWER -Corona del f..1ar l·li~h's Don Kil ·
:: tan up 21.points and held La -lian r35l t<1kcs a rebound in Friday night's l rvine ~ guna Beach 10 jusl l\\'O. Leagul' crucial \Vith Costa Mesa. Mesa upset 1he
Both teams went into a ball
control offense at UUs point
with little action unt\1 Salios
stepped into the charity circle
with I: 14 left, making good
on both ends of ii one-and-one
situation.
When r~rank Ford could con-
nect on only one of his pair
of free throws with 32 seconds
left, the gap had spread to
4947. '
With eight Seconds remain·
ing, Salios picked up the final
points of th~ game, sinking
both rree tl}rows resulting from
a one-and~e foul.
Someone in the Mustang
crowd apparently used some
rather descriptive language to
one of the officials who
promptly threw a technical
foul on the Matang 1tands.
Conroy made good on the shoL
for a four.pc.Int lead wlth five
minutes left in the game.
After the game, Mustang
coach Emil Nee.me admitted
to plOr& than a little concern
over the technicAf r;;f.1 called
on lhe !\fesa stands. "ll could
have cost us the game," he
said.
Auslin led all scorl."rs with
20 point~ while Salios finished
with nine, five from the Cree
throw line. •
Killian and Conroy pa.v~ the
way for the sea Klilgs wllh 11
points each. Jeff Goelitz pick-
ed up nine. ,
Corona del Pt1ar will/ try to
get back on the winning track
on Wednesday when the Sea
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Saturday, Janull'Y 17, 1970 OAJLV PILOT 13
Ln~y's Long Loved
Viewers Ha ve Ball for 18 Years
By VERNON SC01T
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Yoo
. lov.e Lucy. •
•• You've proved it by keeping
... the Lucille Ball shows near
the: top. of the raUngs for 1&
yean ·11ow under four different
titles: "I Love Lucy," "The
Lucy -De5i Specials," "The
Lucy ·Show" and :"Here'•
Lacy'."
1be <.'01nedlenne is a s
remarkable a woman as she is
per!-.
Uoder the oiange-pink hair
and P1Una ot hma~y is an ex·
tra(f'tlrwily fem lnlne wom&r\o
dcdica\ed mother and an ex-
pert on sltuaUon comedy.
Jtudlo complex -and sold it
to a conglomerate. "But I
think they've stretched costs
as far as they can go."
Lucy doesn't deny that she
continues with her show in
ord er to launch daughter
Lucie and son Desi in show
business.
"This year the kids have
more to do on the series than
they did lasl season," she ex·
plained. "I'd like to get i:.1 one
more yea r w i t h the
youngsters. It's better for
syndication."
Lucy v:as sitling al a small
round dining table in her
elaborate office that is part of
what is now called Paramounl
Studios.
Cast Listed
For Dra1na
At Ra1icho
-
Cd/ti Pia1ai1t1
Recital Highlight·
By DO.ROTHY BARLEY
01 Ille 011~ l"llot SIJff
II now and agai n happens
that a conlparatively unkno.,.,·n
"'Ork can eclipse the more
familiar of[erings on a eoncert
prosram and so it proved this
"''eek when pianists Kate and
Tom Whitney of Corona de\
r.!ar gave a recital for the
Orange Coast College Music
Club.
''Cossack Cavalry Charge,"
•·Jtalian Cruise rs '' and
''German Artillery" in sharp
contrast to the gentle quality
and quiet pathos of the
.. \Vooden Crosses."
Our pianists 1vert admirably
suited to thls particular work
with a v.•ell bala nced rendition
of an extremely impressi"e
compostion. This Yt'riter. in
fact, would be well pleased by
a further airing of this im-
pressive Casella work in the
near future.
EXCLUSIVE
~EA SHOWING
SHOW TIMIS
7:00 • 9iJO
lilATINll SUN. J rr
JllTIH llNl"'-All c•r
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Of, lit:r )Qog•vlty on the tube,
Lucy said, "There is W much
chang• ln the world loC!ay ancl '° liUle we can hang on to,
lhtt · our show is safe and
see~ permanent It's always
~ •. broad~ on Mooday ..... ~.
"We're not just a OaSlHn-
the-pan that's here today· and
canceled tomorrow, so viewers
find•some securiLy t.1 watching
tis. l\·~ mdre than habit. Oul_
,!fr~ts ,k~s p..1ce with the
•·r was asked to buy the
studio again," she said v.ith a
grimace. "No thank y.ou . I've
had enough of the business
world. I prefer lo stay with
our own show and concentrate
on mak11g it better.
Cast members for I h e
Reginald Rose drama '·The
Death and Life or Larry
Benson" have been announced
by the Rancho Community
Players who will present the
show in its Orange County
premiere next month.
The piece de resistance of
the well received program was
Alfredo Casella's ''Pages of
War." five movem e nts
dedicated to a musical depi c·
lion of the horrors of conflict
and a work that proved to be
marvelously descri ptive and
bnpeccably delivered. I
A delighled audience al
Orange Coast College gave a
talented duo a prolonged ova-
tion and· were rewarded with a
brief but delighqul ~core. No
less successful ·were t ·h e1·.-----------------------
. ·:
times ." ·,
Some elcroenls of Lucy's
show have 'chtlinged tremen-
dously, prinCipally its ca!t.
Back in 1951 when .the first
black and white half-hour
show was aired, the episode
cost $28.CKX>. In those early
years Lucy and Desi made 39
gegmeots a year.
SHE 'S Dl/RABLE
Lucille-Ball
Toda)' the half-hour color
shov; costs $1 t~.000 p e r
episode and, as is the cuslon•
with n1ost series. only 2~
segments are filmed.
•·Labor costs, along with the
rise in prices for e\•erything
aC<"ou\lts for the increases,"
said Lucy, who once owned
Desilu Studios -a three.
Diana and Supre1nes
Split Up iii Las Ve gas
LAS VEGAS (AP) -Diana branch out and "do cverythin&
Ross parted from the rest of there is to do in the y,•orld of
the Supremes Friday after the shoiv business."
trio sang their last song together, a tearful "S-Omeday She'll open as a single act
\Ve'll Be Together." Feb. 12 in Vancouver, B.C.
•11 feel like a little kid going Replacing her on the trio 1vil1
out into the \lo'Orld ," said the be Jean Terrell, v.•ho has sung
popular trio's lead singer. on stage with her brother.
MiSs Ros! let loose at their former heavyweight boxer
clsoing show at the Frontier Ernie Terrell.
Hotel, singing brier duets with That leaves only ?o.1ary
members of the audience, in· \Vilson from the group which
eluding singers Lou. Rawls, began in a low-income Detroit
Smokey Robinson and Marvin neighborhood before recording
Gaye, entertainer Steve Allen, five No. I hit songs in a row.
nctar Hugh O'Brian and pro-Florence Ballard left in 1967
fession ~ietbeU star Bill ~ because of~ hectic 1i;:hf!dule
Russell . ' 1 ; 1 "! •nct wal· re].11.aCtd bj('Clndy
She "'Biso· sang a chorus of Birdsong o( Camden, N.J. ·
"A~arllli"'4 with the Las ,.
Vega/Olli of the rock masical • _-;
"HAA."' , .. 'Love' Slal's The trio sang ''Baby Love.
"Come See About Me," "Stop
In the Name of Love" and
other hits from their past
eight years.
Miss Ross says she wants to
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Julie Newmar and Tony Ran·
dall will co-star in a segment
of "Love, American Style."
Crossword Puzzle
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l light SS Till1 of
rtfrlctlng rlSptCl
dev lt1 5" Mov ing
' Muscle about
contr1c tlon 58 Blush
11 Rtptile
14 For ttiis
liG Evergree n:
2 words
reason lil Angry
15 O lrect r;rson attentil)fl Ii& urklsh
lli Ext rt mt ty officer
17 Hlfhway Ii 1 Something
bu It during that exists
WW·ll Iii Glvt
18 Bttwten enio>'.mt nt ourse lve ~; 1i9 Man s 12 Drunkard
, 2 words
I. IQ F•r from
nlcknam' ll Worktd for a photoqrapher
19 iht point of
somtlhln9
Zl Kind of noise
i 111nn
•l Made .i loan
44 Sleeping
nolslly 70 Ve1y wet
'' orlg ln aJ. 71 Old office
2 Words work
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c.ooctrn
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25 Employe1s ~ous1ng
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·' flu id tratloo
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30 No1t Of reluctant'
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34 Rogue 'Clambtr uP
JIJ Oa11!1glng 5 Fi•
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42 ra in by surrollnd ing
formal ~ goal
Instruction 7 Parlits to
43 1dtnllly1ng leases
~ualilles 8 Ship Stc\i on
•5 aus's 9 Sea· F1 .
4£. Light saH· 10 Kind or
ln11 slllp school
49 Sttlsoo, e.g. 11 Kind of
SO Gwmtnt is!arKI
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the body
24 Wtight un it
211 Important
food 111111
27 Fish JO Make sens~· 2 words
ll Kind of
. passagtway
13 lnstcl 35 Ttnnis
serve
Jli Remov ir
the day'
g1 1me
2 won:J s
37 Perfume
obtained from flowers 38 "Beau·····"
40 Ending used
with mal
and sol
47 Dtlicirncy of f!ntrgy
4B Miss ·charlsst
50 Group of pfolttfS
51 Amtl ltan
Ind Jan
52 Attornty .. ···:
2 wordr.
53 Pattie
contraction
55 Le ss pltasi ng
17 "''"" 59 Word
tirptfSS·
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~ntf lil Uni t of conduct~nct
li2 Fruit
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.. J don 't know whether I
,•,:ould continue with the show
if 1he kid s weren't a part of it.
J' d like to sec them go on with
other things. I've always said
J hoped by the tin1c they 1vere
college age they'd take a year
off to decide v.·hat they wanted
to sludy and dis<:ovcr what the
world is all about.
"No1v that I scr ·what's
going on at universities, I'm
glad Lucic and Desi aren't in
college right now ."
Mesa Teens
Set Comedy
Next Week
The play, which centers on a
young man·s return hon1e
after being nlissing in action
for ttircc years, will be
directed by Toni Titus of
Costa r.lesa. Tilus previously
has staged productions of
··Light Up the Sky ," "Any
Wednesday" and his own
"Summer Lightning."
Playing the leading roles of
Freda and Sam Benson, the
boy's parents, will be Janet
Gordon and Terrence Doyle,
the latter a recent v.'inner of
the DAILY PILO 'r
Distinguished Performance
award. The returning soldie r
will be portrayed by Michael
Blelilz of Lagu~a Beach, a
The teen division of !he Saddleback College sllldent.
Costa 1\iles;i Civic Playhouse Fi ft e e n -year-o ld Dlkki
turns back the clock to the Parkhurst is cast as the
1930s next weeke,1d with its younger sister, with other
prod u ct ion of James featured roles being taken by
f\.lontgomery's fa rce "Nothing Joanne \Volcolt and Judy Det-
But the Truth." tenrieder. Completing the casL
will be Colleen Clark, Sue Directed by Pati Tambellini, Brennan. Bette Killion, Clark
the play deals with a young Farrell and Nancy Briggs.
man \lo'ho is determined to tell "The Death and Life of
the absolute truth for 24 h01.1rs Larry Benson" will open Feb.
Hindeinilh s n n a t a and •
Poulenc's Sonata l91B. offered
prior to the Casella work.
Tone clustering and heavy ;=c==========::;I
di ssonance told their own vivid.
talc in the mo v em en Is
Actor l<'iles
Crash Suit I
LOS ANGELES (UPl l -
Actor Jim tl!itchum , the son or
1 Robert lttitchum , filed a
$200,000 damage suit I n
Superior Court Wednesday for
injuries he received in a
motorcycle accident last July
15.
Mitchu1n , 28 or Malibu, v.•as •
treated and released at the
UCLA J\tedlcal Center after
ihe accident involving a car
drive.1 by Mrs. Eubie Johnson l
NEWPORT Bi ACH • O~ 3 1350
"ONE OF THIS YEAR'S BETTER
MOVIES! funny, Ramillltic,
T oucbing!'.' .. .,.._ '""'"
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KAIHARINE HEPBURN as
The l'll\DWO/lll\n
ofGHl\Iu.oT
of Los Angeles .. the defendant ALSO
in the suit. r.-titchurn was James Gerner
riding the molOrcycle. I Gayle Hunnicutt
Lawrence Nagin, J\1ilchum's IN
attorney. claimed that lhe ac·I ''MARLOWE''
cident prevented his client!'' ~~~~~~~~~=== rrom going to Norway the
following week to join in a
polar bear hunt for ABC's
"American Sportsman'•
televis.ion series.
-for which he'll win <t $10,000 19 for a three-weekend run atl-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;o;;,;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
bet for his fiancee's pet chari· the La Pai Jntermediatel~
ty . School auditorium on Pradera
Heading the cast as the bet _ Drive, Mi~ion Vie.JO.:
maker is oavid Pigman while[[r.;~;~~~;;;~ Kevin • ConNly, 0 en n i S
Backstrom and Aler Coates
lake the roles of hi!! able
adversaries. Denise r.1cCanles
will be SCf'•l as the young
nlan's fiancee.
Also in th'! Costa Mesa com·
pany ,are Bonnie Singletary,
Cynthia Dins er. Anita Knapp ,
Toni Bergman . l\1arty Lemke
and Leslie Herrick .
Performances will be given
Friday and Saturday, Jan. 23
1 and 24, at the Commi.mity
Recrealion Center on the
Orange County Fairgrounds., Tickets, at $1, may be reserv·
ed by calling the Costa Mesa [
Recreation Department at 83-1·
5303.
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ID
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Co:Ves .-~a~~ ~~yag~ .
out on a leisurtl)' cruise up the northwestern exlttmily of chorage at Isla Parlid1, ao hadn't planned to go farthur. ~wind b.lew .yjth gale force ,11 to eiplore the cove 811d greet ~·hen Couch got up to check
west side of beautiful Espiritu Espiritu Santo. Tbe swimminC island )ylng close. to the' north We were hardly under way un-ni41?t but the water in Ult another boat that came lo the anchor about 3 a.m. he
Santo Island with no looked good, but it wasn't. A end ol' Esplrltu ~to. 'nic tY.'O UI the northw~ter paid us a •!'fhorage Was a's smooth aa later. came back and awakened me
ln crutstng the Sea o( Cortez partluclar destinntlon except few minutes after diving In t~ ls Ian~ were once jolne'4 by a Visit again -although not gl¥S. 'n1e , wind would ho~I AFTER DINNER we had with tbe news that: "The
YOU can find beautiful, pro-getting a hook down before wrtnn beautiful water narrow nec k or lfnd, ~l ore "with the same fOl'ce as tJ;e down over the cliffs but rif(le se~ the dlngy alongsid~· dinghy ls upside down in the
tect.ed anchorages within a night!all. everyone was back on board now separated by an bUunus Jive day storm ot a few days ooly the surface of the water. but #ing the1 night Jt made w.ater.'~ 1 day's nin or less from Cabo Afler spending the oiomi.ng burning with what appeared to that can be navigated. ac-·before. But it Wu a lumpy This rtSUlted. in our first irrltatl,.,.g noises as it cha!ed • The wind had lifted the HtUe
San Luca$ to Bahia de Los ducking in and out of some be jellyfish bites -which in,-cording to rtports, by Jballow ride and we were glad to ,et mishap, however. After get-against! La Prtr158. 1 got up~ boat out of the water · and
Angeles and beyond. beauUful coves \\·e.dec:ided l.o deed I.bey were, but the critlo draft vessel s. , an anchor down off ·8 well-pr. Unc the anchor down we had for an anchor, check about capsiud it, mot.or and all. The
f\fany of them arc on the call it a.-day st-orilY alter qQOO ters '!~re_ so tmaU that theJ WE PASSED up the '"parted tected sand beach just west f>( launched the, ~von rubber midl'\iatit and streamed the' motor was sU IJ attached, bu l
peninsula itself and still others to. •a· ,'.\.'qW:O,..bobJad :·Ballena wmlfardl,r,yi:¢le. . island", ~wever, in flvor of 4 the southeastern ~ty-'Of dinghy with a t-re e,. dinghy about 10 feet behind ... no outboard is designed to
• are tucked in behind th,e • .,...,:isJlnct.')a JatgitYOck, abblt>two We:~ ~w.:a recei,vi!U ·~'¥·· an ancbOrage at SW]' Fran-the islaDd. .• . hONepower Se4gull ~board the bjg boat. • take ap extensive salt water
t numerous of(shore isLands that 'nl ~~ t·s· '1·<1u t h o f t b e glotfillg ~it.a:. or ~·) •.• clspo tsrahd. It ~as "°'II ,, .. e Well, almost p~cted. The ~tor on the st8rn andJL'led Jt This stop~, the noise, but dousin,a. So, back to the. oars. dotthegult :'~-'-,--'~--''~·~~~·'-~~~--~~~~'"-"..-.,.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--'~~~~--'-~~~~~--''-~~~~~-.. ..... ~~~~~~--'~~~~~~~
Southland yachtsmen -·-r _ : .. _ ~ , _ '*· . .. _ __:. : .c1.o. of.. • l . ·!.., ·' .. ' po'o\'er or sail -who aie plan-• • ~ 1 r
~ ning to cruise the Gull of·CaU-·... ·: • •
, lornla would be weJlJidvtsed ' ' _./.'.:fi:::::;n:;;::.~~F,~'7=:n:=:~:;=i]
' to secure detailed charts of ·DRUGS -' ~ the area before enterin'g Mex· 1' • • ' I•,
: lco as up-to.date charts are .
: not readily a'8ilable in Baja s'uND' 'DIES .....,;,..~.., c California. _ft
ANOTHER ftlUST it ll. O.
• (Hydrographic Office) ! Publicaton 26 -formerly H.O.
84 -which has been updated
in 1969. H.O. 26 gives detailed
descriptions of most of the
harbors and coves of the gulf
as v.·ell as the west coasts of
Baja CalUornia, Mexico and
{ Central' Apierica.
• Bul even with these aids it
Js certainly a must to have a
good fathomcter and to have
\ some knowledge of tidal jn-
.~ tervals and ranges in the area
you expect to cruise.
Weather in the gulf is highly
unpredictable, although from
November to May about the
worst you can expect is oc-
ca s ion a I bli ste ring
northwesters that often blow
from three to five days. But
unlike on the Pacific side,
these winds do not generate
ertremely large seas. A nasty.
uncomfortable chop, but not
the giant 1greyback:s common
on the Pacific side or the
peninsUla .
sun u.u . w111s •
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A 1t10NTH'S cruise in the
Sea 0£ Cortez certainly doesn't
make an expert of one, but
perhaps a few or our ex·
periences on La P r e n s a
following the Long Beach to
La Paz race might serve as a
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7 DAYS A WEIK
MAGGI! "Whee-lo" . HJlllllll.-mtlllHllllJllllllllll~
LP~ pointer.
The typical northv.·ester hit
the gulf just as some of the
last boats in the race were
finishing. True to prediction, it
blew five days with such force
that the authorllies would not
clear any of the yachts out of
the bay to return home or
held electronic Symsanemo-
meter pegged al 30 knots at
the height of the blow and a
number of boats dragged an-
chor. ·
~ All~ of the ~. ~ere
purposely short as "!'"e wanted
time w,, enjoy ... ..ll\e... ~we ...
.. planned lo visil we''ti!e,.not ..
cleared from La Paz until late
in the day so we made only a
short hop to Pi cbi l i nq ue
Harbor. anchoring for the
nigflt behind Colorado Point.
On board were Vilan and Ada
Couch of Corona del ~tar and
Betty Moss oI Bayshores. \Ve
andlored near a shore ""hich
would provide a lee if the
northwester returned .
11IEcNEXT morning we set
Deat/1 Notices
WEBER
P-1 WtbK. llSU Wiidwood. S<iutt>
L•,..-n.. Ott~ OI dNth, J•nu&rv I~
s~ bt' ti1ttr, Edith.µ... M1r1ls. :r.a. L'9'1•n1 trOlheo'. J1mes 0. PU!lll!•,
Slvdfo (llV. Sefvlcft, MondlV, ll ,.,.,.,,
Petlfl<-View (!lapel. lnterTMnl, Allt
M-CMiettn', P•lo Alta, C.iil. o ;.
rf<le'd by PKlllt VlfW Morh>olrY.
BURGER
P11,11(ne {Pt1191'1 811rtet. A,e 5. OI '1111! ,.-..111nS, fm1nt1ln Vtl!t v. $urvl¥1'd
ll'/' "ll'tfttt, Mr, •nd Mr$, Mkllttl 8-1 i .. h!rt, MktltHe Ann tna ~.it Jane. MH• of The At'IJel• .... ,
redll!d ltllt ~nlnt. Sahlrdtf, ' A.M,
s . s . $im0tl I. Juda CtTl'Olk Cl'l11rc11. lntwrment, Good Sheot>l!rd Cemeloer1.
1mltllt Mclt1va,v, Ol~ttora.
STOCKHAM
A\if'Nrft C. SkKkholm. l,~11 Wfak~
f •1h L-. l'junu...r., S-dl. sur;vlved
b\' -..itltel'. Mlldr911 ~; Ont l ilf'!f; Bitlldlt"'Fi'•ntHnt trd two t O\IS•
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S1turday, January 171 1970
TUMBLEWEEDS By Tom K. Ryan -
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Hello again, boys and girb.
and \\'elcome to another day of
tun and games in Uncle Len's
Comer.
The old mail sack was really
bulging this week as Uncle
Len received more drawings,
riddles, jokes and poems than
he has in a Jong, long time.
Keep up the good work, kids,
or as Dean Martin would say.
keep those cards and letters
coming in.
Wo;CLE LEN has been look·
ing at the entertainment page
ol the paper and has noticed a
couple pla ys coming up just
!or the younger set.
first. nexl Friday and
·Saturday, the teen division of
the Costa Mesa C iv i c
Playhouse is putting o n
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SLl6All, ~, 'TJ':l.1.. 1'HE COOK' "IOU'RE GETTIN'
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AN. MY BUDDY A~ SO..HUN(;R'r' ~E, BELTE~/
WE'D EAT A HORSE At.I'
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By John Miles
JUDGE PARKER By Harold Le Doux
"Nothing But the Truth" at ,--------------------------------·ii MOW~ TME the Community C e n t e r · OlD M"'M
WE SETTE~ UET SOME
FOOD IN HIM fiEST! MAYSE
VOU"D SETTER 00 OllT AND
PIC.K UP A FEW 5ANDWIOfB~
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PIC.ICEP THEM .
UP ON VOUf
WAY MOME,
ldS, SWEETHEART •. PON'r POUT! IT'S NOT
!KOMING! TlHNCrS AlE GOING JLIST GreAT:
I MAVE me JUPGE 5TOPPINU gy TO 5EE
CA.ltl IN THE MOJ:NIN6! ONCE WE MAVE
HIM DECLARED INCOM.PETENT, J--./ auditodum on the Ora"ie * PRIZE WINNER * ....,? County Fairgrounds. Then, on
Jan. 29, :x> and 31. "Aladdin
and the Wonderful Lamp"
goes on stage at the Fountain
\'alley Community Center
wi,th ~ youngsters in the cast.
Anne Vircsik, 10, 2383 Santa Ana Ave., Costa ~1esa
~-~w;;{;lilii!fl~#t~YOU k'.NOW ! WE '&!E MALFWAV THE~E ~
Lefs use the theater as the
subject of our art contest next
week, boys and girls. Uncle
Len will send a Kennedy haU
dollar to the person submitting
. ' . A:ny child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's "Art Contest. Here's all you
do: fl} Draw picture on piece of plain, \Vhite papef"-5• inches w~·and
• inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy ot trace
picture. It must be your: own work. (3) Put your name, age and address
on back of dra'"•ing. J\1ail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1500, DAILY
PILOT, Costa Mesa. \Vinner will receive Kennedy half doUar.
the best drawing about the '--------------------------------"I
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'ONORABLE mention win-8\i, Laguna Beach: Debbie ,---------------------,1
ners in this week's art contest Burns, 11, Huntington Beach;
are:, Laurie Price. 9, Colla fl.fesa:·
Kris Netzelband, 7, Newport Lori Washbon, II, Newport
Bea~ Fanny Netzelband, 8, Beach; Janet McGhie_, II,
Newport Beach: D e b b i e Costa Mesa, and David Guyot,
Schwartz, 9 \1.. Huntington 8, Fountain Valley.
Beach ; Jelfri!y P.1arks 8, South SKIING
Laguna; Lisa Marks, 8, South
Laguna; Cary Miller, 11. Hun-First is the ski lift
tington Beach; Lisa Stock.i. Which brings you to the top,
St,!, Huntington Beach ; Laurie Then look do\•tn and almost
Stocki, 7. Huntington Beach : pop:
Richy Goodsell, 6. Costa But people like me
Mesa : Danny Goodsell. 4, Look at the ski
Costa P.fesa: David Goodsell, And do not get scared at all .
t, Costa P.lesa; Gwen Hare,
S...4 yew 1n1tle111t t• At1i A11dy,
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WIUcb bird i1 thf: biggest?
A liny hummingbird could
hide himself under a robin·s
wing. A robin could hide under
lhe feathery \\'ing of a goose.
A goose looks like a big, fat
bird -until he s"·lms IH!side a
graceful swan. Then you
might mistake him for a very
young swan with a short neck.
Tht lovely 1wan is one of our
biggest birds. There are big·
ger birds dawn in South
America and ln Australia. But
evtn they are not the blggesl
birds in the whole world.
TRAVELINCf
AIUlough l've never been across
The seven mighty seas,
I've traveled all around the \vorld
And seen such things as these :
The Blarney Stone of Ireland
And France's Eiffel Tower,
The Black Forest of Germany
And Niagara's mighty power:
I've traveled down the Amazon,
\Vild animals I've met ;
All this I've done through the magic
Of my color TV set.
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RIDDLES and JOKES
Dear Carol : What can you hold in
your le(l hand but not in your right
hand?
P~llE
WINNER -J11111 Kllftr. nu J1t1t1"'111 """'· (o.tll Mew
Dear Carol : Why did the lamb fall of! the cliff?
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Dear Carol : \Vhat is smaller than an ant's mouth?
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Dear Carol : \Vhy do witches ride brooms?
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Dear Carol : \Vhy do some babies' hair turn white
\vhlJe they are still infants?
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IJt'f'OW ptt'flJSJttu •At'f A•'fl tsnt:>tg :.1eM1uy
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runner and he has good
reasons for "ratchina: what
goes on far and near. He
shares his homeland with lhe
hungry African lion. And lions
love ostrich meat, especially
'-''hen they can catch a 300
pound dinner. So the ostriches
roam in large family groups
and at least one ostrich is
always on the alert. When P.1r.
Ostrich spots trouble, the
"'hole family takes off to a
safe distance. What's more,
the zebras know that the blg
bird is a gifted lion watcher.
Very ofen a herd of these
frisky little striped ponies
grazes near the ostrich family.
When the big birds start to
run, the zebras gallop off in
the same dirtctJon . Thty uae
the t1 JI ostrich as a look-oot. The '"'an is a splendid flier '----------------...,-----'I
and so is the mighty eagle.
You \\'ould expect the world 's
blgge1t bird to be even betttr
at fl ylna. This is not so. In
fact. he cannot ny at all. His
im•llish wtn1s art much too
weak to lift h\1 bulky body off
the ground. When he runs. h@
may flap lhem a little. beating
the air to help him along . But
most of the time his wiqs are
folded amon,a: lhe beautlful
soft plumt:1 that COYCr his
MOON MULLINS
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KILLIN' ME·
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WATCf.I
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BARKS!
1 TELL You +!E WENT
RIGHT ON SLEEPING!
~E PION'T SARK!
By Ferd Johnson
By Al Smith
MUTT .•. vou
ONLY +!AVE 1t>
WAKE+\IM!
+!E'LL &ARKI
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The world '1 blga;est bird Is
the ostrtch . Unless you go lo
faraway Africa , you will not
see him running wild. But
maybe you have seen him in a
zoo. The ostrlch standJ ei1ht
ft61 tall, which Is 1 Jot taller
than a tall man. He weighs
11bout )00 pounds. which is 1
lot,beavler lhan 1 big fal man .
He bu Iona. strong leis. a
le11J•neck and a rath er small·
loolln& bead. 111ost ot lhe time
he stands up wery straight,
looklnl: around at the scenery.
Bu' when he wanu to hurry.
he can nee alq on 1lant 15
foot 1trlde1. And he can keep gotna •I a •lead¥ pact of •o
mlJea 1n hour.
Mr. Ootrlch has lo be 1 fall
bodv.
The WQrld'1 bi1gt:st bird
hatchts from the world's big-
gest birds' eu. A round
05ltlch tgf Jt Sil lnchta v.idt
and it weigha aa much as two
dou.n ordfnary chickt!n eggs.
P.1r. Ostrich scrapes a hollow
in the iround and his "·ife lays
10 to 15 of these tnormou~
tga. At nJ1ht, the Papa bird
tilt on the nest and the Mame
bird 511' during the day. nit
tggs hatch after six long
weeks. The puky chicks wear
spiky feathen. colored to m•t·
ch the 11ndy dirt, Lat@.r in lift,
they frOW their huge fluffy
ostrich plumea:.
The ostrich was not always
the y,•orld's biggest bird. Un
Lil l ,000 yean ago. lhe great
J\1oa bird Jived in Ne"' 7..ca·
lAnd . The moa stood r.ine
feel tall and weighed 50ll
pounds. And until 7.000 ye11r
ago an even bigger bird
liYed on the island o I
Ma&ta11scar. Scientists lh.ink
thal this giant bird \Velihed
1.000 pounds, which is half 1t
ton. tr this ls so, he was twice.
as heavy 1s the extinct moa
bird and more lhao three
Umes as heavy as the btglt&f.
1ivinC ostrich.
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On f!'XC"!wdve Linda Isle, a
lwauiou8 3600 sq. ft., 5-bed-
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electric Tomorrow Kitchen
with sell-<:leanini; oven. A
spacious master bedroom
~'ith Jireplacc and d~ing
room plus fmtneJ. dining and
• 40.rt. Dock • and only
$13.1,IOJ.
Ea.st.side Costa Mesa. Span-
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T1x1SO' lot. Income $385
month. Our bc!st income re-
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Custom elegance thruout in this 4 BR., 3
BA. home, designed for large. active fam·
ily; pool, fam. rm., billiard rm., wet bar,
etc. $119,000.
Joe Clarkson
WATERFRONT WITH SLIP
Triplex (furn) good rental .... , . $63,500
4 BR., 3 ba. 125 fl. waterfront .. $110,000
Invest Now In Waterfront!
Walter Haase
QUIET SECLUSION
Will be yours, living in this gracious home
on Jge., well lndscpd. cornrr lot in Irvine
Terrace. 3 BR's., fam. room, s\vim. pool.
$64,500.
Cathryn Tennille
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5
219 POPPY. Co rona Del 1\far. Charming,
Spanish-type 4 BR. home w/tile roof. Great
kitchen. Brick patio. Short \valk do,vn path
to ocean beach. $59.500.
Carol Tatun1 .
UNUSUAL QUALITY
••• and character pervade this 3 bdrm.:
plus family room condo. in The Bluffs, on
wide greenbelt Many extras such as built·
in shelves: artistically decorated. $47,500.
Kathryn Raulston
EASTBLUFF OPEN HO"SE
Welcome lo 2647 Alta Vista Dr., for a pre·
view, Sun. 1·5. Lovely 4 Bdrm. home w/
form. din. rm. & brkfst. rm., Jia led entry
w/protected pool. $47 ,500. rs. Han1ey
I GOOD PROPERTY $46,500
Onl y slightly over·priced. Baycrest's sharp-
i~t 3 bedroom ho n1 e. Dining or family
toom with garden vie'''· 2 Fireplaces. Large
l og or child run.
ary Lou Mario~
INCOME UNIT
orona Del Mar, 2 units. Nicely landscaped
newly painted. Short walk to market &
ops. Absentee owner wants ofter. $411500
f's. Davi;NIVERSITY PARK
3 BR.. 2 Ba. home by orig. owner who bas
eutgrown same & needs more space. Din. + ldtcb. table area. $35,500.
Al Fink
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
S50 NEW PORT CENTER DR.,
NEWPORT BEACH
133-0700
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Large Z..story home on 60 ft. lot with pier &:
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2-Story custom buUt .l·owner home, designed
by Herb Brownell.~3 Bedroom$, living room
with marble firepl~c8; den, willl! Cellar, pier
& float. $139,500. MU>t be sold immediately.
Open Sat. & Sun. 301,Evening Star Lane.
CAMEO SHORES
Beautiful home located on 3A of an acre. 5
Bedrooms plus family room; lllrge dining
room; professionally landscaped.. with pool,
decking & surrounding patio. $79,500. Open
Sun. 4536 Roxbury.
DOVER SHORES VIEW
Beautifully landscaped home with 'courtyard
entry leading to panoramic vtew; large liv·
jng room with view of the entire back bay.
Den; 4 large bedrooms; 4 spacious baths.
Al l electric kitchen; dining room: marble
fireplace. Over 3.000 sq. ft. $89,500. Open Sat.
& Sun. 1130 Santiago Dr.
VIEW LOT
Large 180' ocean view lot with 2 street front·
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BA YFRONT LOTS
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LOWDOWN FHA
Thtte: l>l!droom. two bath.
fully carpeted and draped.
BuUt·ln ki~hcn \vith laundry
!adlities. Doutile prage.
fenced yard, \£ acre ranch·
ero al f':nd oI cul -de • sar
street only $22,900 -* * • • LEASE · OPTION
CONDOMIMIUM
J&lS. ?IIO\'t& you in. Sina:!~
Stoey Two Bedroom, bul.11-b!
kitchen, carpet!d and drap·
!d, n.cJosed p!i\"9.te patio
garage, &wimminti pool, t.nd
C'lubhouse fadliticl. A BAR-
GA:IN AT $18,500.
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Ne11t tM> bedroom an HARD·
\VOOD Fl.OORS, carf'l('lC'd
and draped. L.nrge KitchC'n
~·ith breakfast a1u, 1"81lilC'
included. Recently decorat·
ed thru out. Near schools.
playgmmd, and shoppine.
FULL PRICE ONLY $20,500.
Evenings Call 531.:.070
OUTDOOR LOVER
4 bdrm. Ranch home on 66x
300 A·l lot, 20x40 Jenee<!
POOL, 20>;3(} llobby room
with wet bar. 4 car garage
with storage for camper or
BORED
•.. With nothing to do. Investigate our Mom
and Pop 7 unit motel in f ~ b u I o u s Palm
Springs. Single woman asking $92,500, just
wants out. Name your terms. Owner will ex·
change $60,000 equity for ? Out of wind be~
hind Bullock's. Units have mountain shelter·
ed1 sparkling pool. Built in manager if want·
ed. Call us nO\Y.
EMPRACING.Y~UR FAMILY
'Gracious 'wilnnlh dqes permeate (like Ilia
smell o! good cooking) the dtcbr of this 4 bd
luscious bo!l)e. RemiQia;cent of tb,e hospitality
of old C;Wlornia. Room to e~lertain with.
large family ~OQlll,>'.l'ormal dining rOQm, plus_.
a setludGd''liVing riloin ebhanctd with arcftl "
ed Spanish fireplace. S39.950 is all. O\vner
\VIII be most helpful with fin ancing. Can you
afford to let this one pass\,
LIKE WRAPPING YOUR LOYED ONES
IN AN ElECTRIC BLANKET
Step down into your sunken living room, open
your hearts with your family surrounding you
in front of your glowing fireplace, and smile
to yourseli looking into the antiqued mirror
over the hearth and say, "yes, I am glad we
have this home." 5 Bd. 21h bath with like
new hardwood floors . $34,500 with workable
doY.•n payment. The owner will help YOU be
the new owner. This is your dream come
true.
2629 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa
546-8640
motor coach. r o om for General 1000 Generi l 1000
JIORSES, conc1'f!tc block------------------
wall fenct'. TI1is properly is ''PERSONAL'' LUSK-EASTBLUFF
in excellent condiHon. J\tust Just for you! A J bdnn 1~ O"'ner trans. 4 BR. 2'h ha.
be sho-.\•n by appolntnient bath home in better than Jo'an1, rm. w/2nd frpl. Lgc.
only · PRICED AT $SR.500. new condition Jusl $24 ?'"JO corner lot. Only $49,500.
WESTCLIFF Think of that~· . . CORBIN-MARTIN
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1407 NOTT'INGH.V.1 ·Charm-546-5'160 Eve 54::r3310 3036 E. Coast Hwy., CdM
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pre6en l:s
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2645 B1mboo Sund1y l·S
TENNIS? ANTIQUE CARS? BOATS? DOGS?
We have a Westclifi lot large enough to hold
a tennis court or other large bobbles; it at ..
really b .. ~ swimming pool & sunken BBf;l.
The strWnaly handsome A·Frame booielhllS vatilte~ ceilirig &: abundant use of Palos VU.. •
de rCJC.11 & walnut panelUng. 3 bdrms, sepa-'
~ate dining room & 30' family-recreatiorl '
fOQ~)mJDe4.iate occupancy. Owner will car-
ry 2nd T.D. 167,500. .
1400 Lincoln L•n• Sunday 1.s
ONE ACR~ -ORANGE PARK ACRES.
Level view lot. Ready lo build. $22,500.
TOP AREA VALUE -BAYCREST. Attrac-
tive contemporary Spanish borne with 4. bd·
rms 3 baths, family room + formal dinini
room. Outstanding value. $54,900.
EXECUTIVE HOME-POOL-BAYCREST.
Spaciou s custom 4 bdrm & 31h bath resi·
dence featurin~: lovely master suite with
fireplace, excitmg formal dininJ1 room, large
family room with cozy used brick fireplace,
gorgeous swimming pool & many other fea·
lures. $84,500
BAYFRONT PIER & SLIP -LIDO ISLE.
Nearly 50' of prime Lido Nord Bay Frontage
improved with partially remodele(\ 5 bdnn
& 4 bath home. Superb Bay view. Just re-
duced to $225,000.
Office Open Seturday1 & Sundays
PETE BARRETT REALTY
1605 W11tcliff Dr., N.B.
642-5200
DAILY PILOT WANT ADS BRING RES UL TS
john macnab
REALTY COMPANY
901 Dover Dr., Suite J20~.
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3 ige. bdrms. 2 baths, elec-General JOOO General 1000 General 1000General 1000
tric blt-in's, lge Uv. room &J1======~~~~=====================~r~ din. area, cpt, & drapes, II
heavy $1-ke roof • REDUC
ED to $44.150. 642-8235 " CONDOMINIUM
WESJ'CUF>;.\'.l}J-A. Finell .DR@p.Houtes
THIS WEEKEND
SALESMEN
NEEDED
Professional Training
program by highly
qualified Instructors.
LEARN MORE
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546-2313
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FHA· VA
MESA VERDE
'O THEP.EAL
'"'\... ESTATERS
I ' I • Jocat10b, near.~ ,... ,.._ ·1o00 pint, ise. llv. room, din.
artt, electrte blt-tn's, 2 Mo
For Penional In&pt('don
SUNDAY 1.5
New homes, home site1
View i;ile' $il,{J)) • up
Irvine Ave.
Bet. 22nd & Z.1rd, Back Bay • ~ BR., den -$40,500
2 F'1replaccl'I, form!ll D.R.
29t0 Cliff Dr.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS • C.Ontcmp. Spanish • $59,!r()
4 BR. Fonner model for bldr.
49S Francisco Dr. • Executive v!('W home-$78,500
J Br., den, dinin&', pool
4545 Tremont Ln,
CAJ.fEO SHOR.ES • Olanning French decor 2 Br,
Den, Irvine TetTace. $C2,500
1319 Bonnie DooM
Ope-n Sat. &. Sun. • HAL PINCHIN
& Associates
675-4392 Anytime
nn". 2 bo.th5. POOL· ONLY
$4.1.SOO.
"C" THOMAS
Realtor
224 W. Oout Jiwy. 548-5527
Newport Beach, Eve 545-5643
REAUY ROOMY
Three and fou r bedl'oom
home1 · All In excellent con-. ditlon and <lref!l!l, $28,500 .
J bedmom pl1.15 family room,
2 baths. Recently redecorat·
ed S.:28.~ bedroom 2 bathe:,
new paint, new ca'1l'f:tlng,
very perky!! $29,45()..4 bed-
room plt11 t.unily room, ~
deoon.ted through 0 u t,
6hake roof charm. Nothing
to do but move in. Take Ytl'lf'
pick .
Colesworthy & Co.
.i.., ... ,...., df19etery .... .,.. ,... --"'" ..
you 90 llffM llu.tlot. All , .. locatt.. lhtM Nlew
or• dHCrtbe4 hi tJMtlr 4otall '1 w4•rhl .. elM•
trltotn I• to4..,'1 DAILY PILOT WANT ADI. P•o111
&llewhll .,.II ""'" fw ......... f9'lt .. wfM
to ll1t Mei. lof9'..tt•• lo tW. uh1• Mdi Frl49r •
(2 Bedroom)
934 Miramar, Laguna Beach
494-3066 (Sat & Sun 10·5)
234 24th Place, Costa Mesa
646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
213 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar
673-8550 (Sun 1-9)
(3 Bedroom)
*5101 Bruce Crescent (Lido Sands) NB
642-5200 (Sun 1-5)
*1524 DeAnza (Corona Highlands) CdM
675-3000: 673-0554 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1·5)
**106 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB
642-8235 (Sal & Sun)
Z221 Raleigh, Costa Mesa
646-7171 CSun 1-5)
Z24l Vista Hogar, Newport Beach
673-8550 (Sat l·~)
1964 Raymond Ave,, Costa Mesa
645-0303 (Sun 1-5) Open This Weekend
20-13 PAWMA DRIVE Eul.side c.osta Mesa. Love-"Agtml'' "FO'f' A W·i!C Buy"
ly tree lined stroet, doese to 642-Tm
265 E. Knox Place, Costa Mesa
645-0303 (Sun 1·5)
""'°"'",,_.,.,All i.,...l r-=~::=-~=====11 ='~~' """'· CHANGEABLE HOME
(3 Bed room & Family or Den)
*1400 Lincoln Lane (Weslclilf) NB
20Cl1 BAKER STREET
Lovely pool home in tht Me-
sa Vmle Cambridge smes
wtth formfll dining room, 3
large bed~ Ii family
room.
642-5200 (Stln 1-5)
This new exclU!live list-4231 Branford (Huntington J.Iarboui') HB
ing oould be a 2. 3 or 4 846-0609 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
bdrm tnme. Take your 301 Evening Star Lane (Dover Shor.es) NB
pk:k!! Owner • builder 642-82.35 (Sal & Sun}
will put beck .,,.alls 8111 2913 Chestnut Ave. (Mesa Verde) CM
)u u desire to mAke thi" M9-2096 {Sat & Sun 10-5) th~ home of you.r
i-hoit"C Lots or ~·ood 2298 Waterman Wa y, Costa Mesa
panelli'nit i. lndh-ccl 645-2000 (Sun 1·5)
lighting. E\·en haa • *1821 Sabrina Terrace, Corona del Mar
built-in dining room la· 673-2222 (Da.\ly 1·5)
hie. Qui>ets through-9471 Leilani, Huntington Beach
out. T~i1 home it differ. 546-2313 (Sun 1·5)
~nt! ! $26,950. Owner 1584 Baker St., Costa Mesa
wiU conslder rnA I VA 546-2313 (Sun 1·5)
tlnancinr. Sec il now. 1201 Berkshire1 Newport Beach
BUILDER'S REPO • CO~TS 646-7171 (Sun 1-5) 0wner·1 loss on tbts 4 Bdnn "" 17646 Rockrose, University Park
2 ....,. -· ..,. be '""" WALLACI 673-8550 (Sat 1-5) gain, Redeadt.d by bulld. lllAL TORI 2900 Alla Vlsla (East Bluffl) NB
er, All ""' -teatmu. 5•6 1 673-8550 (Sun 1-5)
$1500 do•~ " ......,. "'°"' 4 41 -2342 Cqrnell Dr., Huntington Beach
ol 1239/mo..,.. all. Vocant. (Opon ._,nllll 645-0303 (Sun 1-5)
stt anytime, CALL RAY
GAULT 5'<>U51 Hm.... (4 Bedroom}
Real Estate loptn ew•l NEAR OCC 4645 Gorham (Cameo Shores) CdM $28,500 675-3000: 54t>8868 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1·5)
5 Bodrm + Family Rm ~.;;,";;;i.~B1;,~ *2647 Alta Vista Drive (Eastblull) NB
Ex.N:Uth·e ftmlly hOme. ~ s;.~ fl-IA ., 1145 per 833-0700 : 644-2430 {Sun 1·5)
bedroom a.-dr n, ~f:N. blth1, RICH IRWIN month. or l07e ~ to new 219 Poppy Ave .. Corona del Mar
hu1e family rm, with no.tur· Re altor IO&ri Onl S2Si50. CALL. 833-0700: 644-2430 (Sun 1·5)
Al brick tlttpltu•f", pnll')' hall, LOVES MR..~ :Wo.11.s1. **90 Linda· lsle Drive (Linda Isle) NB
dinln,f rm. 54().1720 Coron• Del Mir Hertlagc Rt:al Eitate 675-3210 (Sun 11·5)
TARB ELL 2955 Horbor ,,... .,.,.., 4645 Gorham (Cameo Shores) CdM
3 INCOME UNITS 675-3000 : 548-8868 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5)
, & 3 Bdnnc. New carpet.. DIAL., ..... 642-1611. aw.,. SCARC E ITEM *-Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM
dto.pea. Blt·lnii. Prtv•te P•· 10ur lld. thtn alt back and Ocunftont lot over 300 ft. 675-3331 (Sun 1-4)
t1o8. Jibo!.oplaces. Top )oca. tlstm to the pbom rinrt (ftp, Call "Lee A SM!" -;;;;:;;
tion.Owncr,$48.0Z';T Now:.:.;;_1 ______ ,,_,~B=kr=·~""':::..:'='*'::..:..l~<!M-54!3:.;,,;,;.:;;,...J~!!
*8421 AUanla Ave., Huntington Beach
645-0303 (Sun 1·5)
~1 i::ommoc1on (Baycrut) NB
645-0303 (Sun 1-5)
(4 Bedroom & Family or Den)
*2901 Ebbtide (Harbor View Hills) CdM
675-3000: 673--0SM Eves. (~t & Sun 1-5)
1210 Starboard Way (Harbor View Hills)
CdM, 675-3000 : 548-8868 Eves. (Sat l!I
Sun 1·5)
2901 Cassia (Eastbluff) NB
644-1762 (Sat & Sun l-5)
1330 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
642-11235 (Sat & Sun)
**333 Morning Star Lane (Dover
Shores) NB, 642-8235 (Sal & Sun)
1130 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1430 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 (Daily)
2365 Colgate Drive (College Park) CM
549-2189 (Sat & Sun)
*zoo:; Balearic Drive (Mesa Verde) CM
540-7573 (Sat & Sun)
**l Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB
675-3210 (Sun ll-5)
**57 Linda ls le Drive (Linda Isla) NB
675-3210 (Bun 11-5)
18513 Lime Circle, Huntington Beach
546-2313 (Sal f·5)
17981 Aspen Tree Lane (University Park)
Irvine, 8.J3.-0!0l (Sat & Sun l-':30)
*2901 Ebbtlde (Harbor View Hills) CdM
675-6000: 673--0554 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1210 Slarboard Way (Harbor View Hills)
CdM, 675-3000: 548-8868 Eves. (Sal &
Sun 1·5)
2840 Monterey (Mesa del Mar) CM
540-1151 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
501 Kings Place (Newport Heights) NB
646-3928: 646-2290 Eves. (Sat & SUn 1.jl)'
*429 Isabella Terrace. Corona del Mar
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(5 Bedroom).
**14 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
(5 Bed room & Family or Den)
2645 Bamboo (Eastbluff) NB
642-5200 (Sun 1·5)
*4536 Roxbur.v (Cameo Shores) CdM
642-8235 (Sun)
(6 Bedroom & Family or Don)
**80 Linda Isle Drive (Linda lsle) NB
675-3210 (Sun ll-5)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
(3 Bedroom)
2141 Vlsla Entrada (The BluUs) CdM
675-5930 (Sat & SWI l.jl)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
(4 & 2 B1droomj
515-515~ Poinsettia. Corona del Mar
675-3000: 644-0816 Eves. (Sat & Sun l~)
(2 Bedroom eacltj
432 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar
675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
516 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar
673-2222 (Sat & Sun l~)
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\!;Balboa lsland-1190pal Ave. DOVER SHORES BEAUTIFUL GREAT, BUY
! Thi• DUPLEX must be sold & escrow closed NEW • VIEW! OCEAN VIEW HOME 1: by Feb.16 to satisfy creditors. '
ofinJa !Jdfe
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOM!$
OPEN SUNDAY 11 ·5
3 & 4 bedrooms, 2 blth hom• in
,,.autlful Huntington '••ch .
:: No reasonable offer turned down with 10% Ivan \\fells l:. SOni have 4639 F•lrfitld, C1meo 5h,r••·
:j cash. just completa:f 3 br<41WI l'ICW 4 BR .• 3 b1ths, sparkling Pool:$1l,SOO. $23,990
~!, LOWER UN IT. 1 Bdrm, frplc, FA heat. bit-in homt>t1. reedy for lmm~i· ra~e & oven. fl'arbage disposal, plas ter aie occupancy, 4 bclrms; 3 • • bat).s plU5 p0wder room. w s, private patio. PiinE'Ued-ra...tt1,; roont \Y/ --"'~ -"'~ Wm. Winton, R-ltor • UPPER UNIT -2 Bdrms, hard\vOQd floor s, fireplace. F4-mal dinilli: •• I beam ceiling, 'sundeck. room-kitchen breakfast area. • . 229 Marine, Ba Ibo• 11••n.d
OPEN . SUNDAY 1·5 1 Linda Isle Drive
4 Bedroom, 5 bath home in llnal stages of
completion. ·Palos Verde stone entry & fire--
places. Family room & billiard room .. Beau·
Coll (71 41 962-1353
10 AM 'Ill 7 PM
SANDPIPER HOMES
' Lux~y carpeted .• Land-f.1~31 Of*' 'til t every n ight.
', • .\11 bedroom furn. included. 2 car garage ¥Ca.l'Cd 1(.-ourtyo.rd Po o 1 s.l-='"''==;:;;:=====o;::;;;;::;:::==::i:::::::i==I
·,: with 3 car parking. ~an wetts' & Sons l=G=·=""=r·::';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;lOOO;:. ll-N'.:•w-:.po:-:-rt-:B-:• .. •".'.ch=-:1:-200:-i
tifully decorated. Priced at ......... $1M,OOO
57 Linda l1le Drive
On 8 r ookhurlf at Atl1nt1
Must see 4 Bedroom 4 Bath home 'vith patio
deck, si tting room !lnd fireplace ·in master
bedroom suite. Family room bas sunken con-
Corona del Mar 1250 Huntington Bea~h 1400
BY Owner: 2 Br. Convt den, GREAT POOL HOUSE OPEN f:!OUSE Sat./Sun. a~ernoon OCEAN ITVYOJ
, i:t'l' l•!!!!!!!!""""'s"'AT"'T"'L"'E"'R 64"''1'":'~R"'1i"'1o"'A"'oE=co"'. ,,,· """""" Open Sat/Sun 1-5 VIEWS Exciting vlew from OiU 455 Catalina Dr. Dnvo in N,.,..., Hoight...
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General 1000 General N wport H • hts 3 bedrooms, dining room. ;:,~'. l ~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~l ~~:;::~~~~~~l!li!!!~!!!!! e &ICJ deluxe built-in k11cht>n plus
versation pit apd Ci.replace· ...... $162,000.
80 l:"ind• lt le Drive
Nearing completihn. 6·Bedroom, 5 baths with
IAmily room .& large rumpus room. 3 Fire-
places. 4,246 Sq . Ct . oC Jiving area, including
deck & boat sltp. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . $159,300
3 Ba, oven;lzed lot. zoned R· GREAT PRICEI
.2, ~' Blk from water. Call ~ Mo\!E' In NO\V to this lovely
~67"$-0"""732""". ~==~~-1 3 bedroon1 home with SWUf.
./ NICE DUPLEX S. of ll'llNG p0QL. Carpets &
Hwy. 2 R·2 lotl. Owner. Drapes. Gleaming HARD·
$58,<kX>. 673-4169 WOOD FLOORS! Assumr.
1; Formal Dining Room tremendou1 buement rum-6% FHA per ann~.
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CHOICE HOMES • mast" • "'"" lx<!room,, ""' room -$4,IX'1 down. ,. FOR ST E. DOVER SHORES 31,, bath.~ + maid's quar-$39.900. Panoramic view
:! 0 L s 0 N SHORECUFFS ters. Pe.rfect home for ~nter-from M~ Hilands, de·
?O Llndo1 Isle Di;ive .
Beautiful 4 Bedroom, 4 Bath, home with extra
large living roo m & maste:r Bedroom. Car-
pets 4 drapes. Landscaped: Boat .i;lip. Near
tennis court & clubhouse •........ '. .. $135,000
Balboa Peninsula 1300 Submit as I o w as $2,250
down. Total paymenta Ill!
low as $156 monthly.
.,• 1. Custom built by Ivan • tainina. Beautilul panelling 1•...wtu1 4 bedroom arid form-\Vells only 9 month11 ago. OPEN HOUSE ~... I ~"< ! 2 lltory 4 bclnns j bath & SUNDAY' 1•5 in living rm w • fireplace. al dlning room, tastefully
• To Settle Estate
Duplex nr. bay, yacht club &
shopping. 2 BR's ea uflit. dbl
gar. $39,950. Principal& only.
67".i--1353
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
•! 1 n 1 1. · Cut• Colon,·ai 11 .. ,,1, lVet bar. 6 burner elect, decorated-term5-$31,950.
'• Jnc" Realtors poo • ""'1egan iving rooin ~ v stove. 3 car gar. Shake roof. 646-7171 Walker& Lee :: 1vlU1 2 story tireplat't, 3 At. 338 Evening Gan.Yon Rd. lgt' healed .pool surrounded OLSON'S (·ar garage&: unique 1l'ine 3 Bedroorns & family room by beautJrul plantings.
Linda Isle Devel'opment Co.
1080 Boyoide Dr., N.B. Biii.Grundy 67S.3210 1111!1 __
2790 l-farbor Blvd. at Adams
545-949.1 Open 'Iii 9 Pi\f • • rt!llar. Outstanding view, Spacious yanJ ""'i~h ASSUMABL~S Reduced to $9!1,000 foe· roon1 lo add on
A 51/ o' L quick sale. An C'Xcellcnt buy ssume 4 lo oon ., Dramatic !.tedi1erra.nean at ;60.000
S:ll ,OCY.l Cl loan at 51 1'~ 1u1-1"/vic'"'· Ovtr :;ooo sq It, 4
nu11l inh'l'('Sf rate. Unusual bdr111s 31,~ ba. -.J· bonus
:! story hon1r. Jusl 4 years roon1 over 3 car gar. A.~k.
Lachenmyer
RecJltor
1860 Newport Blvd .. CM
C,\LL 646-3928 Eves. 642·01&>
' Lieto Isle 1351
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\-0' THE REAL ·~ESTATERS
'-' p •• •, ,,, .. '"·'
216 KINGS PL . N D I CHOICE PROPERTIES cooiee. :1.5 ft. street·to-strret Open Sat/Sun 1-5 ew e uxe corner Via Havre & Soud.
Discriminating Buyer
4 Bdrm+
yowig l bedroom. 3 baths. 1ng Sl00,000. f rormal dinin:;. Family room ::. Spacious 5 bdrms 3~ ba,
Fireplace. lnunaculatr hard· ram rm. + ronnal din Missing The
Back 40?
Spacious 4 Br. 3 ba. on 2 e 4 Bedroom·3 Bath ••• FIRST OFFERING $37.500
level~. Have live-in makl:? • 2 marble, 1 Raman tub CA.MEO SHORES _ Custom Lawson
Family Room
POOL I H·TED & F'lLT'O.
Can assume low int. IMn
Ov.·ner \fill can-y lg 2nd.
I1nn1ar. hoine Spanish moll!,
HAf'FOAL Rlty 842-44D5
BY 01vl'l('r: 2 Story, 3 Br, 2l~
Ba. Shore Crest' Home.
Crpt.!l, drps, elec bit-ins,
"'ood floo1•ing. Shake roof. nn. Cu.slom bit, by Iva.n O Id er family memberl!? • 2 marble fireplaces designed and built luxury
Room arrangement provides • ~ret stepdo\vn bar home. 3(0) Ml. ft. with Ocean 3416 Via Lldo, NB 6/.>-4562 Roo1n for boat and tr.1ilor. \Veils. Panoramic view. great privacy. BONUS rooms • Large family rooin visibili1y unlintited. Extra ~2 mile to beach. Impossible R001u for pciol. First time I 'i:l=========I to replace at $33,500. Fan· offered. $95,000. Ii tastic·Hurry~ DiaJ. M&-0303 Roy J . Ward Co. N Here's 1/3 acre PLUS In
are a studio + hobby room. $89.500. $20,0CO dwn large living room and mu.
Protected patios for sunning 8'i~ 25 yr. loan ter suite, 3 Bedrooms, In. LEASE/OPTION tam. rm, frplc, util rm .
4 BDRM, 3~J BATH $36.:JOO. Assume Gl 6~4
OLSON
ASSUM ABLES
; ASSUME FHA LOAN ' ,
l • •
Heye's your chance to save
SS. Just take over lantastJc
low intere11t FHA loan. No ( • qualifying~ J hedrooin, '.!
• bath Co1lege Park f'$!atc
home. Sl'i;a1'3.IC' p~u1elcd [a.
1 mily room. Underpl'iced for l area at $26,!J::{J, Be smart
see today. Call 61'.).0~:tt
ew Listing ea k B h 3 bd 2 (Bayc:rest OUlce) c ay wit rms Lovely 4 bd1m home v.ith b lh & J5x30' I 'lh · 1430 Galaxy ~1:>50 a s , _ poo ""' div.
RARE TURTLE ROCK
RESALE
Near UC!. P1·ize 1l'Jnn1n.;; 4
bdn11 21i balh 1~11h atriun1 .
2100 sq fl. Vacant ~· ready
for v.:eculive. Sell ur lease
option.
great 5~~7~ as.swnable loan ing boa.rd. Try FJIA or VA
at a total payment of only or 10'1& do11'n.
Sl 70 inC:udini; laxes & in-
su•'All'""· 1 lomf' shows Hkr
a rnodr.I. (lwner m01•in;:. 10
1\rl1r;1r1 · nlust sell. Offered
al S::l1.~~l
Rentals
? l...01'f'l,1• ,\]f.'Sa VPrdf' :; &
fa mily rnom homr11 oUercd
al S17~1 .~ $:?~·1 nn yC>arly
leas<'.".
$27,500
' Newport
•• Victoria
646-8811
(anytime)
k entertaining. Wet bar in OPEN DAil..Y 1·4 PM tercom 11: Speakers in every
lower sWte. Other features .1528 Antigua. Way room and patio. Large Lot.
incl. all elec. kitch. 2 Frplcs. 1-1. C. VALENTINE Bears careful Wpection a t
Elec. gar. door opener. NEW 646-5426 $74,500.
wlw oupeting. AU. th~'"' IMPRESSIVE -CAMEO HIGHLANDS only S43,500. Weekdays by SPACIOUS
app't. C.all: 4 Br, 4~t Ba + maids. Full 4601 SUrrey Driv~. 3 Bed·
. ll!R. ROBINSON ·length view • Bay & ?ioltns. rooms, Separate D i n i n g
Davis Realty 642·7COO High ceilings. 50ll sq. ft. Room, 20X31 Living Room. A Doctor's home • no ex· built around court, 4 car pense spared in panelling &
gar. E·z maint. Jmmed occp, exttas. A 180• Ocean View! Newport Island ..... · $39.500 $1 78.000. Assume 6~i% Joan.
N 0-1·1 ~"" 2 large =tios. Compare at car ..... an ·•· ··•·, -;> ..... u Owner. 54&-7249. ..-
'Pier & Floot ........ $74,5001========= $69,:x>o.
e DUPLEXES e
4000 sq. ft. 107 Via Eboli. I ,_10
00a=n."C.=tt=!J63.=236.'l==== I
3 Qr garage. Crpts, drps.
2 yrs young, 1'1AKE OFF·
ER! Owner, {213\ 2·14·3101,
Huntington
Harbour 1405
eves (~3) 246--0700. r-~--------1
BAYFRONT \VlLL trade 2 Etory Hun·
Now under constr~ 5 Bd. 5 tinglon Harbour home for
ba. Formal din, rm. Choice sn1aller home in local area.
of coloNi, etc. NO\V. Pier/ Upstairs sundeck of I er ~
Slip. $235.00o. Submi1. vie1v of lovely \Veatherly
R. C, GREER Realty Bay. Only a brieC leisurely
3355 Via. Lido 673•9300 1valk to boat dock &, swin1·
546.5880 I ""-"""~"'""'" _ _. e HOMES e Univeroity Park 1237 1 REDUCED $2,000 OLSON (n!<11cl11trr1o11heatrtl 5 3/4 °/o Loan 4 BR. 2\~ Ba.········ S34,950 4 Bedroom Harbor Vie1v Hill!!
LLEGE REALTY Anyone Ca n Assume :) BR. '2 Ba . + ram.· s45.oco . Only 2 years old. Huge cor.
$42,500 i Ne wpor t
ming beach. 4 BR, 21'1! BA,
NE\V 5 Bdrm. 4 1 ~ BA Nord pal'<JU<'L $14,800 equity.
Bayfront-pier and s J i p . Birr. Ask for \\'il!na Fitts,
Area's best buy. 01'.·ner. ln1· 84~1361
med. occupancy. 4~-6415 l ----~~---LIQUIDA1'10N! ! New tri-: ASSUMABLES at l500Adarnsfl H~rbol',CM. Thi~ outstaoding loan wJ!h 3 BR. BAYCREST" $62,500 FROM SPACIOUS ner Jot: Lovely View. 3 car
~ ASSUME FHA 6 °/
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$35,0IJ0..3 BR. 2 BA level homt>S. Prices slashed
119 VIA YELLA unbelieVably !o $38,750. 3 & ~ Victoria THINK SUMMER :l:ii>o !>q , fool homt>, 4 bdrn1s. _,.'!,._, to double drapc11 windolvs \Vas a gOOd value at $69,500 ~ ~ Large bedroom!!. 2 b<ith.~. IN A COOL POOL :: W\h.;, Hug:r sepai·atc fan1-~ this :-i br 2~ ba home has • now a real bargain a!
OWNER. (714) 454-6448 4 Bdm1s. Bldrs/Agt,
846--0609. el'eS 557-6151 ~ Deluxe kilcllcn \l'ilh buil!· 646.1811 I ' • PR I 1 4 L T Y '--' ins. BeautUul pane!Ji,n, book Situaied on one or \Vestchfl's i .Y Y·ni. :.·.,.' • A Loan. ....:en upgraded. All this plus $67,9j{). Huntington Buch 1400 • .., (anytime ) quiet.est slt't.'Cts. 3 bedrooms. 31 '·172;) Near Nf}! _ Post Ore. 646·2414 LO\\/ A&:."'"UMABLE INTER· ·t cast'. built·in Hi·Fi !'Y~lem. family and 2 ba!hs 1vith CO\" TARBELL 2955 Harbor EST RATE makes this one BIG VALUE Fount1in V•iiey 1410
, All o( rich maple. £normowi I.!!!""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,.!!!!_. ered patio. Larg1.> poot with NEWPORT you must Hee. s:l9,fJO. 2 HouseSe on :! lots, pri~d
: brick fireplace. ~luch more. ABSOLUTELY slide and board and S('par. Costa Mesa 1100 • red h1·11 rK'arland valur , So. of H1ey.,
PLAYROOM 3 bdrms 2 bath~. \\iestmont 3 car gar. Cor. Jot. 2 yr old
"'ith 181)) sq ft + large par-Spanish. 4 BR. .2.~. Cpts,
tially linished bonus. rOOJn dJ'Pf!, spklrs. ~ & R.·Owner
over double garage., Formal $S.'>.7j0_ 10895 La· .if-erraza
, f20.00J FHA loan at 6';"'~. An· 1 1 .~ 1 k'dd ' ~---------1 SHORES rina tor development. "Fine The .tinc11t value in Be.y:trc&t. a I" P ay Ywu or 1 1es. -. ..._.
: nual percentage rate. Uwl 5 laJ.'<>e i.......iI'OODUI, '· batl"' -ln11nedi.atc pos. =,ion, possj. c.ozy and .WARM 2 Blr11'ks to:J})t"t:;;:in i,.~ block comer Jot. sa7.500
•\ monthly payments. Only ~ "'"t"----r ... bl 't7 ,_ th JO ' d Jaii:c. low • tnamt['nahcc r ~ ·:""'\Vt I". oivn · Th\11 Easlslde Costa to1c~a lo ron11n. rte atio11 center "EALTY mn.n ,\ Hi:.\1 '11
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'1?11.,950. Better hutTY~ Dia.I or -~ibl lea"-'"""""'• • 1 3 ~ b I " ~ pool.:\· car ge~. Exq\liai. 4 .!.~':" ' "" ::r-··~ 1• , • .OOtuc ol[Ors new c.arpct. n&\Y. & FOO ·· ••• ,4 nlDAl\11 "J. at 1!i1 •
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II' but subtll' dl'('(lr, lo pleaS<' 646.7171 vinyl flOOt' \n lal'ge fanlily rircplaoe, wrublii1gara;c. A Uf\.i'I.'. Plll'k Ce-nttr. lrv'rtte•r
d h <J 'Call Anytintc 33:t·CS20 the-very parllcular and 111e roo1n and kitchen. Lol'ely, kid ie avrn. · $'.!5,500 10~1-;l "!!!!!!~~~~~~!!!!•I
\Vi!I TRADE for -4. bcdrooin Ja1'gr baek yard and TOO down, -I" OPEN HOUSE range, own, custom •drapes 1 EST 1~~9 6_7~~l~~ j
-de-s~ '"fil'@la""Ee.:'"'"C-a'filf"n" . ~ • -
patio kitchen "'itfi ._bUiJt·in. An!_h_!11m _:::. l : ~ 11 1650
, at Harbor Ct'nlrr lfa1·bo1· Highlands or \\'r st-MANY l'Xtra.~ to n1rnriot1, ~7171 * ,S.44.2313 & up-graded carpels. Ex· Nl::\V '1 BR. 2 BA. patio i 229'9 liarbor BJvd .. CJ\f. cliff or Rl'!idi'ntial lnromr A!l or 1 111~ PLUS a 1011·.in· S•t /Sun 1-4:30 BAY VIEW rtptionally lari;:e block 11·aJJ. kitchen, blt·im. crptg,
! or Comn1crcl8.l. S99,500 on TAKE OVER tel'C'51 loon 10 sh:•p into~ 17981 ASPEN TREE LN. :: BR. 21'1 ba. Enlarged pa. ed rear yard Shake roor. undergrnd util. Very ·r , __ , s·•~ ._,,,, BRAND NEW, -4 bdrm indi. Lio. Tinted ""'inclow11. Decor-SJ:2.500 full prii:c. Your dow" p1•ivatc. Heart or Anahcinr.
Onan Sund•y from 1 re '"'"'"'" ~·~"""'· "d ~-COSTA ll
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ESA ST. Open Daily S:Y• ANNUAL 646--7171 vi ua! home, huge family ator carpets &. dl'apcs + paymcnl 11·ill handlr, A!'· 1 n11n trom S.A. f1'\vy, 2 blks
• 1424 LINCOLN LANE FHA LOAN room. Abundenc:e of cabi-that all·important. i;ume existing $28,\CD 1'·11.-\ il'0111 nC'1V 1nulti·1nillion ~
: 10:<40' workshop_ -t-room 1 10 :l;lO \Veekdays on a 3 bedroom Rustic Ranch· NE\VPORT HEIGHTS Fixer nets & closet space, 2~~ Assumable Loan loan. shopping-business c.'llniple:< ~ llbove for sleeping, :!forage 1 to 5:00 \Veekends ero with huge private ba ck upper. Largt> 4 bdrm 2 bath baths. fireplace, buil1-1ns. OPEN SAT /SUN l ·S "The City" 10'.:, dn, no 2nd
· « what·n o t. Ovel'Sized den 67J..8550 yan.L "TALL f''OILAGL", home. <lining 1'00n1 8: rum-Larg" corner lot. Priced 2141 VISTA ENTRADA l.!£!ti~Cit11f!f:lf1J ·ff'<!. S2S,450. lnt. 111i!l in-~ patio. 3 bdrms. Flexible $124 per n1on1h P'tYS 11,ll on -pu.~ room & 2 llrcplaces, right! BOYD REAL TY -·••· -·----c\'f'aS<' 1st of Feb. blwn 12-4, I~ terms. $11,500 F_"ULL PRTCE, Ilur-Assume 531. OI Loan 2100 sq rt of living area Bob Pe ttit & As.toe. 3629 E. Coast H\\'Yo Cdi\f 1 ; I 10] r.39-4312
i:y on this bt.'auty!! 14 70 • prit.'ed for immediate iralc Reeltor 675·5930 Immediate Possession !==========
WlJ SO. CAPl::.LLA (.'T. WE SELL A HOME al $32,500. FHA/VA • NOl,===8~3;::3-~0;;1~0~1 === on this cute 3 brdroom Cali· Lagun1 Beach 170S J Great new Pacesetter !isl· EVERY 31 MINUTES on this large l bdnn 2 batll DO\VN AVAIL . Call TOGETHERNESS , WESTCLIFF Iornia Rancho 11'ith floor to 1---• ing. Nl'"Wl,y redecorated, w lk & L home. S\71 month pays all ~14:>-342'1 fo""n evesl South Irvine 1238 Two 2-BR. homes ,.. ine<l by
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BR 3 BATHS , ,,... ceiling picturr 1vindo1v. 2
': a""'triumed ~',•..,U'y.,.,,Own. er tl'ans-. · a er ' ee 1nclu(l1ng laxe11. Cornrr lot Coast Real Estate. kitchrn & dining areas. Priv.
Tl · "-· 1·1·" ho " blk · h "-· ==..:.::=-=:.:::~~-1 ---------Bath!. Thick nylon ca1·nP1. ll~ ..,.,..u 1 w me .1 , 1v1r roon1 for uuttl & trailer. ·• acy for the n'hole family! ,.~
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546
.!JllO frorn Baycl'esl • practically 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams All r,xtras inc/Udirn:; cover· FRE_N.CH ~E~R BEST BUY '.! Lg<'. !iv. roon115 iv/high i~g. Oos!' to schools, shop.
THE
BIG ONE
: (llhfcinemlthettll) ne1v cpt. · bltn, elee. kiteh.. 54.-.. 046j Open 'til 9 Pi\f ed patio, 4·a1·pets. drdp('s & Condominium. ~ms. E.-XCLUSJVE UNIVERSITY bE>aml'd ceilings. 50 Ft, vieiv pmg & all fi'CCll'ays. $22,900 Thar's !he bes\ de~ript1on ot
, (&t...U D/\V • out!Jide BBQ • huge interconi. Full pnet' only 2 bath.~. Pool, Beauti!ull,y PAR'' I I 1 ~ lot & 0,ly !'9.""0. FULL PRICE. G.l. No Cash !his d1'an1a!if' Laguna Brach
• Ol.LEGE R ,.. ..... :_ patio. prof. \andscpd .. oivn-YES YOU CAN $23.500. .j4Q.115l Jleritage maintained. . '"'· mmact1 .8 "" CO•"'· "" Dmvn or Assume 1011' i111CI'· hon1r_ SPAF:KLlNG CON. : ISIXJ iidlrnsltHltfltr,,,_ $l:.!,JOO Tile 1oof. h~e 11~ rn1 ti'/ OUR EXCLUSlVE est loan. Total pa yments L N ,
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' ,.,,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <'1" has created fenced·in en. Real Eslate !open rves! be ed J ·• Bd University Really tin.6.JlO TEi\IP. STY 1 G, BLT. ON 1· try 1v i 1 h ~lumpstone & LIDO REALTY INC. , am cei uig • .i rni, $163 pe1· monlh. 2·LEVEL."i. \VJTll F:"'-'TEN· s GIANT 3377 v· L'd 67'7300 2 bath. W·W Cl'])lii. drps, 3001 E. Coast Hll'y., Cdi\f WE SELL A HOME , ,.,.rought iron . exceptional 1a t o "' bltns, custom land!ieaping. ~IVE USE or· \VOOD &
' FAMILY ROOM noo" plao wit h 4th BR. & e DUPLEX e Take over'""' loon . Yoo The Bluffs EVERY 31 MINUTES GLA'8
; bath l!Cp, f:i'Olll liv, area. 2241 v· w I k & L SPRA\\'LING 4 BDRM. ~-, y 3 .., _ _.___ ., B h Just a HOP from the 00.:AN. must see. 833-2639 1sta Hoga r a er ee e11, a . ~u11u1, .. at ""·hich makes ideal arrange-3 Bdrm. & 2 Bdrm. plus!========= Open F ri. & Sa t. 1 to 5 DEN OR 5 BDR"°t. FLOOR
Home in Mesa Del f.lar, mcnt for m.Ja·7 or maid's PLA N HAS LIV. Ri\I \V t .... 30:) ft dded 1'' ..,A . ijtleSI room. Back Bay 1240 So1nething gpecial. 3 be<lrom, 2790 Harbor Blvd. at ,\dams A,NTIQU'·: OPEN B g' A 'I i \\"Ju• a !IQ'. • 8 am· quarters· t11i.:. hoUse llil sharp Reduced tci !51,500 2 bath. lmniaculate condi-55-0465 O ' il 9 P'I r. -"
' lly Room. C.omer lot with & clean· priced at $52,500. RI l 14 , Jl('n 1 1
' CEILING:-; & HEAVY CROSS ' f Greham ty 646-.4 REDUCED to ,.11. Lg tion. I fioor plan, Electiic $17 500 ~ room or boat or camper for additional info. call . ...... , TIMBERS. One 11-all ha~
• !tOrage. La~ covered pa· CHILT ROBINETT Near Newpon Post Ottic_e Spanish Casa on 11'!1 ac. for garage door opener, lovely 3 bdrms 2 baths, 60xl00' !enc-MASSIVE CONTE !11 p , ! tio for outside living. If you REAL TOR 645--0128 BY Owner -Eutblull, horMOs. $12l,OO'J . I e r JD s . large P 8 l i 0 overlooking eel lot, electric built·in range, FR.PL. of orn"'tc brick &
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yJ _ _. COTTAGE beautiful view, 2000 ..,., fl. 4 646--5608 green belt & pool. Handy to t d I . •.
are am Y type peof'l'e anu ASSUME VA LOAN ;;;,,,!!!!~!!!'!!!!!,;.,,!!!!,,,;OI "'' income on corner Joi. "" ==~======~I hooL < ..,.,._... oven, carpc s, fl'.p<!s. ap-paster design. Kilch. w/
'"an• --to en)O· y ~ ·t bdrm&, 2 baths. · family sc ~ · s . .....,".ng. · te"• '~ r k r il 1 ·• ·-" -NO QUALIFYING Bolh houses f1mced patios. 47• "'SO proxima ~........,»CI I, roe am y rm. has oads of cab-! family, call M\Y. $29,9,jQ, $17 ,500 Loiv doii·n: 7~7% 1st trusl room. panelling. 750' deck. El Toro 1244 _., roof. double garage with inets. BLT-IN RANCE' '& . • . .. '2313 -4 king Bl~ bedrooms + 2 6 11nmac. cond. $46 ,SOO.I--------""" dooble dOol'S for vehlcle ac. OVEN DISH\VR GARB ~ pullman baths +BIG FA.l\f-3 bf'odroorns, I~ bailis. E'LEC· dct'd. Owner alter pm. 644--1762 LAKEFRONT. La.kl' Forest ' .. ·
I 00 + TRIC k I I !>IS...2394 N ~to rear yard_ Large p&• DISP .• ere .
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\o ·THE REAL
·~ESTATERS ' . .
$22,950
~ CUte ? bdrm &: dro, near
downtown C.111. & City Park.
: Has 1"NI bnek llcalilator
: fireplac(', fru11 tr<!es &
• Jarie ff'nc-ed lot For ap.
pointment lo see , rail
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Anytime
5 lechoms
$24,950
CJllJming home. Brlghl &
• clie9n. entry hall, xtra bathA, • anciot~ Uving 'le dining rm.
: natural wood kitchen cabi·
: nets, built-ins. 540-lTJO
: TARBELL 29SS Horbor
' LIDO SANDS
S BEDROOMS
2 &th~ Large ya.rd.
: 529,950
" Georg• William1on
' REALTOR.
: 673-4350 67i..JS64 Eve1.
LY R !If carpets & 1c1en, carpcllng ~· ==·~~,.-"""~...,...,.... WESTCLIFF ew 2 BR. 2 Ba home, Lux:-1 tlo. Assume exi!ting loans Lge. r-ntry foyer w/floors of
drapes + ELECTRIC buiH-and drapes. VACANT and O\VNER 4 Br. 2 Ba, trplc. urious shag crpts, drapes. payable ns7 per month in-travertine designed t 11 e,
in kitchen + California !i~-ready lo enioy_ Givl'--<i·way bltn~. 2 patios, new ,...ts, ASSUME 61',% FINANCING• Boating & fishing in front =====~-=~== cludl · •v • ~ ~,. ' • BY O\VNER SPEC ng taxes & 1n.sur:ancc. opens lo ccnler i;tairv.·ell
place + <'Xtra deep POOL price at Sl 7.500! drp~. paint. corner. 5%. o/o. Beautiful Exec. llm. 3 lrg. yard . P oo I . Ir. n n is, TACULAR, NEARLY NEW ~ ~m ihat lea~ kl 2nd st......, PAST
siue! Jot 5 minutes 10 the WE SELL A HOME $109 pnits. 546-5905 Hi Rod. br's. 2 cu111. ba.'s. 24' fam . clubhouSf' priv1. B~low VIEW HOME IN EXCLUS. ci3lil::::itl fi1
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Blue Pa('Hic. $3.000 11nd il.'s EVERY 31 MINUTES 4 BR + Xtra Rm For Bus. r1n. Profes.~. landscaped &: _m='='=k'='='='=;"=·='=!l4-S=4=6.'t==I JVE CAMEO SHORES. 3 T: HIGH. One bd1,.11. 1v/flr, to
a.11 YoUl's. Wa Iker & Lee 934 ,r. 191h s1. 0wner. 1213> uec.'1l1-a1ed. s4s.500. 646-55u -BR , BA 3 , .1 1 ArFoRDs A
WE SELL A HOME C d I M 12 '. , car garage, am· Sll40'o LOAN ('C!. gas!! 7:¥.1--1647, 673-3448. NE\VPORT SHORES. 3 BR 3 ~rona I ar SO ily room. 2 trplc11. over. /• 11 VIE\V Of' Tiit: OCEAN &
EVERY 31 MINUTES '..'tH3 \rcstchff Or. ba. Gre11t BACHELOR OPEN SAT. & SUN. l·S sized pool. Loaded w/ ex· to aSl!UITI<'. Pymnts $167/mo. CATAl~INA ISLAND. TtUs
Wa Iker & Lee 646·iill Meu Verd• 1110 PAD. Ne1l'ly decora.~ed.)..01v jl6 i;·ERNLEAF Duplex, So. tras! Must see to apprecia~. J BR. lg fam nn. lg, Joi. Spa(·. home. 1vilh w/1v car. ----'-''-"-'----!--~------dov.·n. Days 637-UM eves. r H ., B.R h ? Owner will finance. Call Priord belo1I' n1arket. Sub-peting & drapes, is immar. $25,500 ~EAVING. ~111.51 scll lm~ac. 642-S911 OWNER of I wy,1 ' 1. 'Prc~c · -675-1:»-t aitr 10 a.m. mlt ijown ·.2nd TD avail. thruouL ANXIOUS O\VNER 2790 Harbol' Blvd. at Adan11i
J~j...s.191 Open 'Iii 9 PM
5 Bdrms 3 Baths
SHAKE ROOF
Near all ICbools. l37,000
b!'!lt of terms.
Country. Estate
CU~om buUt 3 bdrm homo? •
many eXlJ'll.~. Loi ISOx:.\OO' •
many, many lrtt11. $75,000.
Wells-McCa rdle, Rltrs.
1810 NCY.'port Blvd., C.M.
S48-i719 j)i,J.06S4 f'Vtll.
CHANNEL FRONT .
In l'\t'"1'°n Shotte: Lo11oe11t
priced l bdrni, & f111nily rm.
on "111rr, Onty $4t,;ieo. \Ve
ha''r other-' • al90 ttntals. ~YWOOD REA~TY
6300 \\', (.\if~t H1vy., NB
• 541290 •
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'I R J Br. 2 BA. farn l"nl, blt·1ns, rp Cll .. ~ pa ios. 1Ce re-* a•''SllEAR R JI JUST RE rm. e m 1 y m . cpts, drpi;, cov'd patio. Xtra PIER & slip, \vaterfront. duced tor quick inle. SOUTH OF HIWAY .o,:""" LTY * ·AS DUCl:D IT
&autifuJ a.• net, entry hall, ~harp Mki.ng $2'1,500. Make Leai;e opt. ()r sa:ic. ~n Duplex • 2 BR. U'hits 1891!12 Bfi:ac:h Blvd., 1-IB ·ro
larg(' living n11, oprn he.ain. offer. Owner. M9-l096 house Sat & Sun 10-5. OPEN DAILY 1·5 Be ready for aunvl\er! 847·8507 . Eves. 9M-1178 $32,950 Full Price
l"d ceiling11 In 18 fl. hunily $64.500. Bkr. 673-3663 or 1-.... nnnJA TERR vu.... OPEN 1 S SAT/SUN TER.J\.1S OPEN 1'0 OFFER ~· -·w" · ,... ·-F.ornlool Homo Needs F a mHy MISSION REALTY rm. FUll~rate dining; rn1. College Park 1115 613-8086 over bay & ocean. Pool. ._ 5~1720 BAYf'RONT Apt witff. f'an-Good home t·o r family. BOYD REALTY to eppreciate 5 bdrms, de· 985 SO. Coast Hwy .• Laguna TARBELL BY Q\vncr·4 Br. 2 Ba home. tutic view! Dix 2 BR. 2 Readyforqutckoceupancy! 3829 E Coe.rt • sired buih • im. beauttful Phone (714) 494-4731
2955 Harbor ~; 'foe™!: ~~~.t~~· BA. Dock.•. $44,300 up. DON V. FRANKLIN '67S..S9~wy, CdM ~.:·~:~wthebcach, BEACH
Heton MoKe-Rtt" REALTOR BUILD INCOME Pacific Sbotts Really . CONDOMINIUM
" BALBOA ISLAND • NoWJ10rt iHoc:h 1200 6<6-0732 e 673-2112 e o...n ride at 111.way 847.as86 or SJ&,!894 SPACIOUS l BR·
Bcsi pouible tcmu on 3 BR. I :.;,;;.;.:::;;;c,._;;;.;.""----1 BLUFFS .. l BR. 2 BA. 1plit· Little old house on rear at 2 BATH \~/vr-ry Ja~e beamed ceil. WE'RE EXCITED! level condo. $29.500 or CbrQnol CS.I Mo1r 1250 R·2 lot. Key at -ASS'UME 6% Gt, -4 BR, 2 Facing booutUul large pool
liv. rm. Nice tamlly rm. & Abo th' ......,.ali-3 Bed-lease/option. 644-~ SO CHARMING Fitzmorris Riafty Co. BA, shake roof, patio. $2'150 just 100 yards from. private watJ-' patio. NO"t • •·l••n. 111 · 15 0 1'"' ... d Pym -841 ~°' •-·-" '•• ~ • " F II o-m ti 1135 E. ~-lli-\V•" n. nts ~· ~ '-""'"',,. _una an?a, perfect •••.-"°". in, am. Y n.vv · omc. N rt H 'ghts 1210 I ' ~ ~ r ~-I r I "· t ewpo et n f'\lt!f'Y derail -2 bedrooms ,.._ __ d-' M•r ,--o NO GIMMICKS or year round living, in. R iddle&.R .. o,Rltrs. 11·111 cozy n'\'pa.cc • .,.-au,. .....,."111 .,. ,.,..,...~ ,.., E ~ .. 1 11 6 .... ~ ....... fully l11nd~ped grourM.ill LOTS OF LIVING "·~ .convcttibie dtn "i ttt 1 YEAR OLD $1 Total Down To G.I. ~,1,,m,;t•,1,,01'um",.",~8! ... '··m~11~~ ~ · .....,..s ll'Y. '""'''.! '''It!> -••kl'••• _ 36' ""•I_.., bu1ltoin be.:r -2 baths. Top S Sh 3 "-·I '-'-'" ~ rn:u ~ n.11. "'""' ..... -'"" '-"" Jn thi~ 3 Br, home built at' Lu:sk homf'; oonven. to ocean uper arp , "'-' roon1 2 · 1 I $21,950 pool -l..atjtl' cowrtd palio · around & pool, +al car qu ity wool carpel!!, beau. & Fuhion Island. 3 BR, & Mth "''ith added FAMIL'l'. ing OClle r!f!ror. l\vo ~tory Locn lctt In Newport on 8 ..,. tilully decot'8led \\•llh l ow ROOf\l, C:alifoi-nia bi1ck wiU1101\·cr1:n11io11, storage. lo~ly trr~ lint<f strl.'e-I, A~· i~~E:t~~~ ~!a;~;;.s. maintenance Ori P~ tile ~~~ ~~~=.:.i:s.i:.8· fireplact", BBQ and hullt-itu. laundry, Fully n1aintained
suinc a 51,~. J-.an, Total H thmughcM.n entrance and din. Features !lt"n~,..,,.A la:und'"" gtll'Jil't"0\111 1:round~ Include 2 2667 E. Cout wy. 673.2020 ing arel\. \Vnnn and charm· Princ)pa.J.s onlY. 644-29j8 ...... ~... ., pool~. ienniii, elc.: <'lo~ 10 P!'ir•· • S·l9.000, room. ca1~ts aM drape11. """
546-2313 NE\V Cu11tom bl! RANO .. in& and retidy for your catt-HARBOR VlE\V HlUS, .f Will also stll low, IO\v d<Jwn !IU(lCr nikt .. ihopping. Coast
STYLE 3 Br, 2 Ba. 15th &. ff'M' ertjoymcnt. Br, 3 Ba. tam rm WI frpl c. ti H~·y, ExC'tllcnt buy, mus!
Renter• Attent ion!
$12 500 A T ouch of Spanish
: t Walled patioo ! BR. + din.
Almost nothinit dol'>>n. f\fnv~.
t11. :t &:>drn\11. ctrcllfl1 ki•ch·
t"n. bcanH•d ceillna., in lux.
Ul'JOU.<; li111n1t rin. hrk:k BBQ
• rtrepln« . .>40-1720
TARBELL 2955 H 1rbor \-oTHEREAL '°'-ESTATERS
Stlnta Ana. SJT,500. 673-6450 Jn t~ Blulfa And only -Landacaping, ltnclne com-FVi~· SELL A HOME ~ lo apprec1A1c. Shown
Bkr. m.ri00 plett. ~1,500. O wne r . EVERY 31 MINUT ES upon ":pp1 nH by owner.
BUSIEST marketplace in 67J..ISSO 644-1396 w • lk & L phonr. ,199-:llZ.2 or 837-0'l!ll. ; Cutt Euttkle 1 Br cottllie + f•miJ.1 + lee. l'OOm ow.r
t ~ R·2 Jo( Only $3:!00 On. garq11. ~:= to
' 21~ fr,Z';;r; n~ Wolkor Riiy. 17S.5200
• · 3366 Vl& Udo, NB Open sun.
SACRIFICE! 4 SR, 2 BA. ' . ' " .
aep ram rm. 2 11y. Hl'd pooJr-~-~==~~-'
wit.Jlde Ir. div b"'. Nr CANAL DUPLEX -Iloc':k
#Choois. $.j((K! d11. $43,500. Inc $.if.'j • 2 BR. $?l!n'.I dn.
MO.r.i73 $62.500. Owt>tr 6~702
town. 1'h4t DAILY P!L01' 3 Yr old Dupl'11. A-hwy a er ee 11'1 Y<i>. to ""''"'"" ourl. 2
Oaaailit'd. ~l ion. Save on ~faril'Old. Cood i~ ~· channtr. 3 Br. i~ bl..
monny, Ume A clfort. Look vestment. $66.500. Owner. 1iS2 Fdi~ A gle11.l f(lf only $39,600 • ..,u _
·nowlll 613-2644 ~140 At.2--44M PLACE REALTY 494-:rnH
O THE RI:AL
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RENTALS J RINTAl.I ltlNTAl.S ltlNTALI RINTALS
Leguno lho~h l~ OUMI FUfnl1~M . H•"'"'! U"'urnltllocl HOUM<,, Uolu•!llilhed ~ r uml&hed , ~· l'urnbh~
* EXCEPTIONAL BUY* Corone dol ·,,,_,, 2250 ·Coote MoU , 31 . Huntiniton a.id, ~ CO.t1'M"i.. 4)00Co&t• Moll ' 4100
HOUSl!S l'OR SAi.i
Th.it bc•ul.ihlJ.,~bomc, FUJtN. C.Ur .. homt, i .BR.. j_8Jlcm3"*'~Co00o$226.Sl&l YRLY 1$\ Ii: 1 t S50 wen I~ J at' c den, 2 Ba, e~clr;d ~ o, llCIW 2 Ba, 2 sty + rna.lnteflllnct. dtp. 3 BR, 'tenced, w~te·r p<t • •e_ .& LLY:1UYE
trees, fenctd yard with nice ~ts. walk i dlS bch. Clubhouae, pooJ~. near OCC. ~ <:hlld. ok. Nr. 1<:hools. Key ~
pal.io art!u, 3 BR. 2 BA , Adu1ts 673-1304, 17 540-8561 eves, 546-4761 day1 at 1""""' v .. B"-n. Nr. • AJ .. -~-----MESA muslvt stone fire plal'Et, CHINA Covr:-, view, 2 BDRA1. 1 Bath house $170 Sl•terlc.Beacll.BJvd. PA'LM
family room. dining area, btaulifully furn 3 B 2 BA. m>. Kt-n ROM 646-0055 En: ,4 HUGE Br't , 2 Ba, newly
extra larr• kitchen, ..,,.n 1450 mo ydy. ~ appt. 64$-2'59 ·-·"" & land....... "" <;ARDEN" APARTMENTS
viev.•. ID &QOd. condition, nice J'URNLSHEO ~l BR bowie in IMMAC 3 ~ 1% Ba, frplc. ~ water Ir tnlh $235. t e PATIO ARiAS neighborhood. near achoola. pri fenotd yd~ IR. 700 Nr achls le shop'&· 545-4529 968-Q.15 '
Absenlet owner MXk>wi to Carnation. 67~ or 6TJ..1434 4 BDR.l'dS !%. balhl, c:orMr ( e SWIMMIN,G POOL
ocll. A•>Ong $36,.,.. Lido Isle '2351 11'6. i BR. E-oidr, ..... Jot. Vacant. 6 month or l8 : ~~~r-iA ~~Js '
Riviera Realty fenced yd: Stove, drps. Cpl month tcue, UtO/mo. BJ<r. e JACAt.\U l"'llATHS
30808 Cout Hwy • or 1 child, mo dogs. ~5«17 *'-4141 U%% South La&una 499-2800 l Bdrms 2 bath:\ furn. Jan. •~-------BACHILOlt; I & 2 ll!DROOMS@ 15 to July lft. $275/mo. _. $325 EXECUTIVE 2 1tory 4 F '" _,. 1.A..1· • U f I h-, LEAVJNG country &-3 wks. Prte Banett JttlY ~200 Ntwport lffch 34VY BR. l,I~ Ba, formal din, 2 urmt~ • n urn 1 -
PMee<1 .o .. n 1mme<t. ,_ · • h all bltns All Electric
a11sumable. Wood-glus con-Balboa ltl1nd 2355 Ad Bl /B I :hl~,pm~/~1 .
'"· 2 BT, ' ... bH.·1"', w/w u •• On y Hotpolnt Appl1' "nces
3 8R 2 ~~-••'it lov..1 ~ 3 BR. 1'4 ~th. lrE 2 ttory, "Ill erptini. tt,pl & view. Int. $310 mo/)'l'ly, Fum/unturn. . .,..,..., ~,. 'l'l """" children ck. $2$5 ' mo , '-•-b N R I sand blasted cedar: ext. Del\ihtfu1 2 BR. 2 BA, 2 BR. 2 baths .......... $225 ~ , m1111lt Rt11on1 le tw tnta I
redwood. Open house Sat & t.rpl c, 2 cat' gar, 2 J>Qtios, AVAIL.ABLE NOW ,. , In the Airport Ar,• sun J0-5 or call for appt. dock. Aiduli.s only, no peta. Bay 1ec Beach Realty, Inc. •BR TOWNHOUSE, 2~ Ba. Next 'to the Santa Ana Country Clu b. ,~: 934 Miramar 675-1880' 9Ql Dover Dr SuH.e 126 NB Avail W July $220 per mo. Just 'East of Santa Ana Ave. on Mesa Drive.
4 BR. 2 Ba. OCEAN VIEW. wArERFRON'l" -L; 3 Br G<S-:mo. 'Ev ... 64,_ .-oCall=-53&-_,...,,1542,,_-=..,.--=1 e From $120 Unfumlshecl
Blt-ins. Near Nev;. $33,950 home, avtil Feb. 6, $350 trio. 2 Bdrm + O>rtvert den 2 N!;:\V 4 Bdl,., l~ ba., cptl!I,
... option. '97-1642 Owni67f>.J803. Bkr ·-!rptc,, •oel-' I.,;.,, vi. ,.,,., blt-ino 12%1 .... ht. • From $140 Furnished
cant. last. Mr. Barker,~
Mission Viejo 1708 Duplex•• Fum. 1----,..'----2975 JEAN, ST()MITH CALL: 546°9860 Ligun• -h i10s BY OWNER: Transferred. 4
Br, 2 Ba, Fam Rm, crpts,
drps, trplc, dsw!her. 11h Yrs. old· u1..g1~ .
$115, New 2 Br. Garage -
hCJM . up \V/D. Children
O.X:. Bkr 5J4..6980
$131 . .L BR, nr ocean. Child
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~=="""-..,..-~..,...,,,.1 beaut. 4 BR. 3 ba home. Cotta Mt•• 4100 '-""'-''""-'"-'-"'=--'= 3 BDRM. den. .2 bat!\, OCEANFRONT J BR $300
~1255 BY Owner: Leue or buy • , Newport Beach 4200
garage, pallp. Family ooly. Formal .din nn, fam rm. . . •
'l childreq~ ok. $2l> mo t;anyon ViC\\', cul-de-sac, Sl.40 & up. ATTRACTIVE. 1 incl util. Yrly ls.t .
Bkr 534~ y~ar·a j~!lll<' & $.50 9cp. blt·in kit: beamed ceilin1, bdr .. poo1;.util ?Aid, nJ'den * 67:H7:l4 * Sin Clemente 1710 O.K.
Til• b Falling Off RENTALS Opef\ Sat & sun ~7-93511 dlil pr. practically no yard livine:. adultzi, no i>et.l.'»oo C d t-M 4250
Houses Unfurnl1htd • TO\VNHCUSF.:', 3 BR 21 ... main!. .1~cal tor children k Willacc .Ave:. C.M. .i oron1 • Ir
.,,,,,, BA. irp!c, .. ~·tio, pool,
0
2 car :.~e000rtain1~: .,027$300 nio or BEAlIT{l''OU.Y FURN. 2 BR, 1 BA', blk/oatan & In both bathrooms. Terrific 'Gt"9fal """" .,..... .,~ buy fur this 3 BR. lixer·UP. . . gar, all bllJlS, crpls. dI'p5. ' · . 2 BR apt. Adults. no pet.!1. bay. View. Pri pat lo.
per. near beach. submit L~e $275 mo. 871-8811 or CHAR1tl 2 Br. z,Ba, Atnum, $145. + util. 22t! Maple SL Adult!!', no pets, $190 yrly,
HOUSIS FOR SALi HOUSES f OR SA[i HOUSliS POll i;AL
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PAUL
WRITE
CARNAHAN ._,.
1100 Gon1r1I
Paul· White· Cainahan~;
'
Realty Co.
546-5440
OUR 24th YE1'R
WE SELL: '.100 HO.MES
PER MONTH
L,t yours be next -call now and start
packing -our extensive advertising and
multiple listing service will ~o the worts
for you. Ov•r 850 sales people who meet
buyers in all areas. We have waiting buy·· I
ers now!
CALl FOR A MARKn APPRAISAL. i
fNO OILllATIONI down paynienl ! $275/ MONTt'I 642-2497 eves or wkencl~. ~l;i· , ~· White,-\Vater 548-(JlS7 67J...7629
THE HUNTSMAN 496-1268 Extra lip&CioU!I 4. bedroom. EXECUTIVE hon1e , 4 BR. 6iew.ri;n;~h. L.5e $325. MERRIMAC WOODS ~=1AL=L~F~"-rn-b&'-c~hel..,...,.-,~L~i-tel l
341+1 Coast Hv.'Y, Dana Point 2~• bath5. Carpetini. drap. . C::an furn ~ pertly. Adults. wne Furn units avail. see ad un. klng 11 tu.re d It nly
I
I C'~. ELECTRIC built · in Refs. 2212 ~largaret Dr. LARGE, Newly reclee. 1-Br. der cl~~ 5100. 425 Merri· ~Ole t~ be;~. 67~ ~ ' 1730 kitchen, ganh!ner furnished. 540-6761. duplex. Oc:tan Vie\v. Adults, mac Way. 5'5-&100
\VALKER & LEE . no pett. s~ month 2 BR, Crpts 8t Drps, Pool.
:n4J \VestdiU Or. 2 BR. 2 .ba., den, din. room PLACE REALTY 494-9704 $70. BACHELOR apt. $140 So. of Hwy. Adlts. $165,
Dana Point
4 BR RANCH STYLE 646-mt In CJiffhaven. $300 . . very nice lg 2 BR mobile Lease. Call 6~13
Pita family room. 3 Baths.I ====~..,..~~-George \Vllliamson, Realtor2BR.2~.ViewhomeinN. home. 132 W. Wilson .
Nice residential area. Com· SPACIOUS 2 storY 3 or 4 673--4350 673-15&1 ·Eves end. Lag Bch. $300 mo. MS-95Tl or 642-1265.
bdrms • family room ,1 ~=-"'7,..,-,-.==· = Year's lease. Eves, 494--9:5021-~~~~-~~plfltely refurbished, You r custom carpet!/ drapes, all 3 BR pool home. 1 blk to best QUIET 2 BR duple:oc. Bltns,
ehoice of carpet color. built-ins, newly painted. beach. $330/ mo. Fam. 3 BR 2 BA, lrpl, deck, cpts, ganp, patio. E"liide .
Balbo1 4300
$29,SOJ. Lo\v, low down. $?75/mo. Heritage Real only. Agent 968-4362 bltiJ!S> walk to be&eb, We Adult'~" no pets. Uil B. Oale.
POINT REALTY Estate . 5-11)..llil Copen eves) DELUXE rondo, 2 BR. 2 BA. or lse $250. 497-l60l 642-1298
CLEAN Bachelor Apts.
All ulil incl $35 up
315 E. Balboa Blvd.
34.l!J6 ~~~~~5J°~ Point or 557-76~8 Frplc. pool. $250. Bayfront Miision Viejo 3708 1 Bedroom Furnished apart·
*HELP! MUST RENT* apt $350. Att646-4732 ment For Rent. Call CLEAN l Bdrm apt. close to
BALBOA 613·!1945
Apts. For Sile 1980 90 Houses &. Apl!i. bf o s 1 2 BR home Completely new 2 BR 1,, Ba Eldor&do =-":.:'-..:879=1~-~~--shopping. Quiet couple only.
areas. l Bclnn to 1 Bdrm. inside. & out. Ne~rt Hgl!i. Home·. $21'0 "'" ~fonth. Call LGE, 1 l!r, no children, no _54=8-=2!2~1=======-
$T5 to $400. Avail imm. 2330 1.>lh SL &t2-9950 &37-1747 r 546-4l99 pets. $125. 641 Shalimar Dr. -
17 UN ITS in C.OSta ?11esa By * call Susan 645-2464 * BAYCRESI'. 4 Br. 2 Ba. RENTAoL"" "A", C.?11. 1 Huntington Beach 4400 Owner . 1.4 acres. \II/ill take •
'nd XI 't'""' · ..;~ G RU5rIC Ne\Y 3 Br, 2 n .. , Fenced Yd. Child, pet OK. F • 1.~..1 1 BR furn, $150. incl util & ----------, , n v.:precia ...... n. ar-""" A ts urn11.,_
N V fan1 rn1, frplc . ..-rd. Immed Occ. S350. 675-4823 P • pool. Adultl'., no pets . STONEHENGE APTS. den Atmosphere. o ac. ~ ....
Rents due !ot· increase. Tu8t1n $2&:>., 17141 838-3018 General 4000 549-2627 or 968--1740
Roon1 to bid addt'I units. $225. 3 BR. Compl. m:lec. Newport Heights 3210 LRGE turn. l Bdrm in 4-
2 BR, 2 BA, dishwhr, rf'C.
rm. Adult1, no pets. 2320
Florida. 536-2730 C\irrent yrly gross $21.200. Children & pet O.K. OCEAN View, 4 BR. 4 BA.
1
ple.>t. Garage. \Vlr pd. $125.
T--• St.IO 000 Sell .,. Trd Bk' 53' ~• s· Qu iet· area, * 548-1517 ........ ' . . .......,.,.,, rumpus roon1. bar, vtt)' 1ng e 673-3456 I========= large! Ne'v crpl.s, drps, BACHELOR apt. maJe only! ~ NE\V deluxe 2+&9-12 Costa Meta 3100 p&int $365 IM. 548-5166 or Comp!. tum. lat k Jut mo.
e DEL-LAKE MANOR
41:e I BR $150, util pd, pool.
patio. Small comple;'(. Adull.s.
no pets, 536-6717. " 24 units. Walk to 1---------548-5371 Adults ttnl ~mo. 543-1861 aft 5.
b eac h. Appreciating DESIRABLE NEWQUIETIBR,nrocean,
area. Owner I Bldr. HOME University Park 3237 Newport Beech 4209 I $145 pri deck or patio.
Llndborg Co. 536.2519 ·1 Br 2 L.-~ .i~ r0-~-' Singles &. ...,ls only. 202 14lh. ~ .. ..... .......... .......... • ... i:t.1 4 BR. 2v, ba. tnhse $350 ' ~ I ----------·
RENTALS .air heat, Garb-di.sp, bll·ins, Luxury sin1le, 1 & """" r 536-1319, 673-1784 ~l . New 3 Br. 2 ba tnh..se. S32S room aPfJ"tmel'ltl, furRish. n-ch HouH• furnished .. .,c, patio. garage, water 3 BR 2 "-~--· $300 .... t"" ·~· ~'°'"th Newptrt,...-.e, , BACHELOR & 1 BR tum tum. Adultll only .no Pets. . Del. ,...,....... .,. ' ·' ' •• i4iD Ad I ts
General 2000 RATE REASONABLE 2 BR. TownhouSI! S275 ii>Hi ~el . 'C1 a.nd and· ,QRAND t~lin u~~~-~.~4rma
I-,,-..,.,=,,-=--,...'-'_. Across ~ O!~!rt, i;l,ub scaped ~.'1!ub $~~tm:l Q""POO.llS <W~st of ~ach, nr Slater}. -$165 ... , ___ . ''' ""tif0~ • ;1'15-M-Dl,.t "P ' T ·• 0 ~ ~,.,,.,, ' ' ·· ·~-RMS 2 B' _,. "" : on., '':I 111,., 0,VLO• .. ". ' • WOl'$h ot rtcrtationa.l acil· • ou • ..,., ., ... pa""',
Children & pets tf.'R:. 1'kr. :\,Bedroom. Sbarp ... BJ&.N·~ i~a,.,Qe~est. ~oeerated htated pool. washer It.' dryer·
534-6980 Reody immediately. Owner 2·~.1:., ,1crptltj ... 'jo!lJor ,1;;.i, piopt..' · IMMEDIATE hOok up. 002-899'
transl erred. $195 per month. frplc .. pa'tlo, view· $'240. 408 RENTS FROM 2 BR, walk to beach, no sum·
Rent1l1 to Shire 2005 We have others. Drop in and Aca cia. 11\ 77'2-m67, 530-4599 $145 to $300 mer increasei 219 15th St,
LADY share Hunt. Bc:h.
house with sa_me. Some furn
ok. Prkg, strg. 714: 968-8178
brow" thro ... h oor Rental ., 837~1Tl. OCCUPANCY
Boo\'ALKER & LEECH ~.c.A~.R'"'M=IN~'G~3=sr_ho_m-•,'"'f>V-l'.1 NEWPORT BEACH ="=·B=.======
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7M H "-Bl d t Ad blt·1ns, crpts. drp~. Immed 880 IRVINE AVE. Llt.1Unl &elC'h 4705
JOJ aruur v . a ams SM' s= •M• Lu d partm•nts ---~~~-~· -oc<.11p. ~"" mo. ,.....,."'" IRVINE AND 16th xury gar ton a ~·
r.rJDDLE-aged woman to
share my 2 BR apt, Laguna
Beach. Refs. e;'(chd. 494-7860
.1 $179 Plus water tn•• 64>-0550 1 t . THE NEW v1LLAGE INN Y B1lbo1 l1l1nd • 3355 otrering comp e e privacy, Formerly Saddleback Inn,
GIRI. Over 21 to share house
wJ 2 &:iris on Balboa Island.
Reas. rent. 673-8497
BUSINESS Woman desires to
share home w/same. Call •
893-3439 after 6 PM.
Cost• Mesa 2100
:J.~rooms, 1~ bath, double
a:araae. large covered patio,
big fenced Yard, qUiet area •
near schools.
642·2221 anytime 646-966S
2 BR, Gar. Patio. Crpl!i,
drps, slOVf' & refrig. Quiet
Tropica l Setting for Adlts
Only. 1 Blk Shops. $17:>.
544--0~52
Huntington leach 3400
$19:1 1-fOUSE FOR RENT
3 Bdrrn .. 2 ba., comer lot. 1
blk. lo shops, mkt., bank &
medical. Between r.tarina
GARDEN GROVE beauurui landscaping & l.B.runa, trom $28 a week.
unJlflralleled recreational Lovely apl!. All utll's,
Jinem, mliid, pool, laundry tacilltles in " country rm. Steps 10 bch. 696 S. Cit
club atmosphere. Now !lwy. 494.9436/494-nOJ .
leasing in Newport Beach.
?i.Iodel~ open 10 am to 8 pm
Furnished or unrurnished
Rents from Sl55 to $310
BEAUTIF1JL Large tum
studio apt. Ocean view
w/patio. Di&hwhr. disposer,
garage. Lse. $170. 494-'2449
or '194-5303
8 mos. lea!f'. 4 Br. 1 ~2 Ba,
carpets. drapes, nice yd. No
pets $260 mo. 546-6857
TO\'VNHOU S E 2 sty
\Y/ba.tcony, 3 BR, 2 BA, Irg
liv rm, atrium. dbl gar,
dubhSC'. pools. Lease $191.50
968-471)3
NO\V ·LEASING FOR
MARCH OCCUPANCY m So. Brookhurst
(1 blk. So, of Lincoln)'
{114) 7724500 H.S. & Circle Vie w Elem. 0 k d
.eboo1'. walk to G.W.C . ., or South Bay Club a woo
NICE Room, art 11tudio, kit
priv, l block beach, for
young tenant. 494-3950
Newport h1ch 2200
Hunt. Center, near Dougla1. G d
Built-in kitchen, new Apartments ar en l Br Apt. Also, &Jeeping rn11 .
Util pd. Free TV &: radio.
2200 So. Coast Hwy. FIREPLACE. Pool, 2 bdr .. 2 COl\IPLETELY redec. 3 BR
ba .. patio, adults. Bayside F.P. New cpts, drapes.
Village Until July 1st. $200. Fnced yd. Xlnt Joe. No pets.
call {213) :222.-4309 or Max 2 child. 548-9137
673-5419. LOVELY New 3 Br, 2 Ba,
'WATERFRONT Vf.ry private crpts, drps, bit-Ins,
4 BR Exec, unusual· at· dshwshr, $230. 642·5349,
mosphere. $525 mo. 615--2117 ~78
"""t. lar"' ''""'d ""1 -~~=ro=u"'s"'N=-Apartments yard. 535-1345 \\'eekends or The GORG ew
aflcc' p.m. VAL O'ISERE 4740 $190 • 3 BR. 11,1 Ba, 2 &ty Slngle·l br-2 br. Furn.-W'lf. I 700 16th Street
C.Ondo, cptli, dps, stove. sauna, Act'y Rm, Billiards 2 Br. duplex, laundry,
Dani Point
re!rlg, wshr/dryer, pri Therapy & 46' pool, BBQ• 714: 642·8170 garage. patio. Adults, no
patlo, prkg. pool, clubhse, 2000 Parsons Rd; 642-86701-----.,=:=----· I peta. $Ifill mo. 4~1408
tennis eta. Collect THE
2131342-3531 Costa MHa 4100 CALIFORNIAN APTS.1 :H.:.:o:.:l•:.:l•:,_ ____ 4_9_75
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OR11Crron~ th• 6 ~ words bellow to moi• 6
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* SUNNY * Speetal winter monthly rat· New t '&~ Bedroom, furn ish. es: Bayfront Lanai SUlte
* ACRES * f!d & unfumiahed, &!Mondi-$462, View Studio Suitl! $256.
tioned, di!hwuhers, !lf:U· up. Kitchenettes. Ma Id,
cleaning oven.s, patio, break· phone, coffee, Ice. Day-Week.
rut bar. private sun df:cla, 617 Lido Park Dr. 613-l!SOO * Motel-Apts * Jaret atoraae closets, heat. RENTALS
1 signal So. of O.C.
rairarounds
Studle & 1 l .. oomt
$30 WK. & UP
ed pool, Saunas, 8.8.Q.'s, Al'tt. Unfurnishe«J
sound proofed walls, walk-in
closr.ts. Covered carports -General SOOO
ADULTS. no pet~.
2 bloc!Qr: \V,' Ntwport }'twy.
At McArthur ' Main Day, Wool!, Mooth
• Kitchens l. TV's incl. VEN DOME
• Phone 1erv., htd pool ....,. fJl'TS •Maid ,.rvict avail. CALL 5'16-2727 IMMACllLA•• · ! '--.,..,.,,.,--,-==--I ADULT a. F~Y 2376 Nlwron ILYD. ,-MESA MOTEL SECTIONS AVAn.ABL£
541-9755 *LOW WEEKLY RATES * (lot• to •hczf.'"'' Perk * LG 1 BDRM * KlleOen, TV'1, mald ,.r. : ~=.:: o 1• 2
Ba
vlc,e, Heated Pool. * Swim Pool. PuVrtten
W/W cupe1r, dr&J't•. patio, " 6f6.96&J. * npl. Jndlv/1ndry tae'll ........ se. to appredate.11as -2 BR. 1...., duPlox, 114.1 An1holm Ave.
No peta, eouple pref. :MMT tum w/tarSge. (213) CO!I'A MESA &0-'824
Charle St Apt B. 64Ut1!0 69M412 or ,.. 121 J9th St, I !!!~!!!!'!'!!~!!"'"!'""'
or ,.... ... 1. wknd1. • RENT •
$25". Per Wk. & Up 1'"'•=-2"'~"'R'"turn,-~&-"~nfli~m-.~,1=50 3 ·Room• Furniture
Bach<tor & I BR. hid' pool, • l llS. Cpt., d,.., bltnl,$19.95 & UP ma.Id .service. Kitcl'lf.,. & pool, patkl. 1523 Placentla _
TV avail. 45() Victoria (Nr Q.EAN . S.chelar Apl. $100
Harborl. Mo. + ctean tkJx>s. 1703 W.
VILLA POMONA BalbOa Blvd. N.B. 67H304.
l:Onth-T~M1mth Rentala
WIDE sELtcrtON
NO DEPOSIT 0.A.C.
IIF'R.C Furniturt Ren1al1
51 7 \V, 19th, Q I 548·3481 New 1 & 2 BR apta. Adult• 3 BR. 2 BA. <'rpt1, dl'ps,
only, No pets. Enclosl'!d llU'. frplc, dlthwhr. Ye1.r round.
a&et ~ laundry rm. 1760 s21:; per mo. 64~117 Coit• Me11 5100
Pomon11. Also unfurn aptll. BACHELOR Apt. 2 Dr'• ---------
SUS CASITAS from oc.,n. f'um. um. TOWNHOUSE rum .. I BR. "-Bach. apts. Incl. Sl.25 t.to. Yrly. 84U148 Ne\v 2 BR, 1% BA & t A 2
2110 Newport Blvd. ?.fHaJ: 2 BR. 2 BB. upper. Red~. BR. CrpUI, drpst, sell clq
Uon bJ Notpoint. 150' trom bch. 1 l)lk· elem ow.n. 6l1--2lbJ, 377 W. Wilton
ATTRACTIVE Priv. 2 'BR aehl. $115 Incl ulll. 675-4269
praa:t apt OVttlookinc IQlf OCEANFRONT 3 BR.
cne. 0..-wtr pd. To 1111p. Winl«!r. $185. G•r•ae. yard.
rpl onl)'.._$15(11.IM 3651.. ... * SJ3..408I *
% BR-epti, dps, bltns, nr
thpf, encl .pa.tio 4 pr. 2
ehldtn ()k, m iieu Sl45.
543-Q51 ~ -•
HTTIR HUUY!
This immac newly pt.int~
ed 3 bdrm, fam room
home won't Jut, 1 ~ ba,
1eP din rm, spacious llv
rm \\•/floor to ceiling
lava rock frplc. Quality
w/w cpts thruOut.
Bright kitchen, stove A:
refrlg. incl. Fenced yard
"''/patio. Only S24.~ .
EZ ternu. 346·5440
LEVERAGE
AND SHILTER
Large commercial bldg. ~n good location of Ne"''· port. In need of good
management. U you .
don't want to manage
\\'f' \\·ill do it ror you.
90% financing aval111.blf'o
11.t 7" % interest. $12 .•
000 dov.11 will probably buy th\11 ont. If UnclP
Sam is bltlng you this
year don't wait till next
y~ar to do 11omethini:
about \I, 546-5440
SWEEPING VllW
Sweepjng vlsta a
home 11bove the cloud&
overlooklng the shim·
mering -rolling blue
P~ciric. 2 Bedrooms and
c()nv. den in exquiaite
condition. ln lhe Heii;:hts
or Newport \\•ith Vie\V
or Harbor. Mountains .t
thf' blue Pacific -180
degr~ vle\v. At $47,950
it is a dream come true./
5~6-5440
SOLID INCOM~
' From this business /com•
pril!e'd or 3 stores/ one ll
i;mall business 'nd two
on good leasesf you c:an
have a happy13_nd pros·
perou11 futui;e: Inttrest·
ed? can now tor further
dttall.i. 546-5440
I
NOTICI
1r you have a'J or.{ bet·
rm home i~r l&le or
rent. caJJfas todAy. We
represeiy the employttl
or several larre ftnna movi~ into th~ H&rbor
are,.&. they mu.st have
h9'1sing ? All cuh If de·
&(red. CAW.. NOW!
:146-5440
CONTINTMINT
llGINS HERll
r.oom for everyone tn
this lovely 3 bedroom
home close to Harbor
HJ. Buttercup yellow on
the outside. neat a.<i a
pin insidf'. $26,500 takeA
il all. 546-5440
BUSINlESS IAD7 .ii '
WE'RE I EXPANDll\l •G! . ~-
Heve-2-0pening\ ~ S1les.Penonnt11 Mtn or Women -z, !j
Openings No:ir -Compl1te•Treinin9 Program (Cl1u Room ~ 1i
On The Job) Prof if Shering Bon u s -Medical Insurance I '
.CALL FOlf"CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW ..• 5~6-54'40
IDIAL LOCATION,
Tma&:intl Assum~ this
beautltuJ loan Bl :{~4 %
$211 per month PJTI.
and moY~ lnto th(s larg!
(JualJty built 5 bedroom
All hardwood' floor8
1ho\v nol only the cart"
put Into this home but
8.lso rruallty. Full Prier
only $34,500. 546-5440
ASSUME
6¥<'1• LOAN
' Jj!)SQ.00 down payntent
will move you into thl$
lovtly tv.·o ztory five
bedroom AJld family room
horn!. Beautiful cpts in
LR and family room.
Lllnd1C&ping is ferrilic
and complements lovely
covered patio. Full price
$34,9;i0, S.16-5440
!XICUTIVIS
DIUGHTI
3 yr8 young, 1hi11 homfl
baa been constantly ln1·
proved 1inct it v.·as oc·
cupiOO. Thi& home i& ll
housewife 's dream.
beautifully appointed, tile
kitchen almost 2900 &q. ft,
all room• a.re ovtniized -
a muter bedroom 1ulte
flt tor a KJng and Queen,
railed hearth m a r b I •
fireplace. heavy 1ba](e
roof....U )'OU want a nal
executive home • TllJ5 I~
JT, ~l-l<O
MR. rHSNIC:KETY
IUYIR
Here's one that \\'ill
please evet-y mem her ot
the r~mily. Priced to It'll
at $3t,oo0 Is this extra
lge 3 bedrpom aqd fam-
ily room home, close to
M:hools and 11hopping.
.f ully c&rpcted and pol-
i~hed to a "T '. Move
ria:ht in, nothing more
can be done. Has good
usumable loan too.
!546-5440
MOYE IN
TOMORROW
Large comer Jot in Hrart
of Men. Verde. Im·
mediate po11eaakln to a
qull.ilfitd buyer. Newly
painted Jn and out. Close
lo all achools. Owner hB8
moved and must tell this
4 bedroom and F/R for
11nly $33,!ICXI. HUIT)' and
t:all or It will b P.
ronr. MS-5440
WOODS'Y sm1N•
GOOD ASSUMAILE
LOAN
Roomy four btdroom
ne1Ued beneath lovely
11hade Crea. Nice famny
11\zt kltchen. tonnal din•
1"8 room. Near Harbor
HI on Eutlidti a t
,46,000. ~·
lltTIR HUUYI
llG HO)ISl-
SMALL rRICE
Gorgeous 4 bdrm charm·
er. Entertainer'• livins
room c'Jllng high firr·
place. Large muter bd.
rm, all bit-In wi!esaver
kitchen. Desirable Metil
Del Mar Joe WAlk to aJJ [
lichools. Hurry ft& f.oo I
sharp to last at S33,5oo: ... ,
546-544-0
NO 'ANCY
SLOGANS
Just honest value: ukt
new. So immacula.t.e, ao'
lrresi1Uble. Wjthoot
doubt one ot our befit· '
offerings. Walk to all
school• and shopping. $1
Bdrma. formal dlninJr
room, lg~ P.atl ng Atta. jn
kltch,n. Priced for qutcii:
s&le at $37,000. 54&·5440
~
AN EYI orlNIR
TI1P. Grand Jury would
render a unan imoua
verdict that th\~ California.
Contemporary 111 a wha.lf-,
nf 11 buy, Allliume lhl1
61i4 % r1-tA IOAn of ·~
proximately S2 5,toe. ·
Pll,)'able $225. per nl!lflttf
tncludiqe tax£a A Iris, It
a:tt thla elegant 4 bedroo1n•
and .sten home, malntai.ne4> !
to perfection. can 'fWf'lll.
you won't be dlsap.
poitlwt. 5f6..$440 ,.
-·-·~-p AUL-WHITE-
CARNAHAN .
ft~al~ll Co. l
1093 BAKER STRID, COSTA MESA •
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IRAND -IEW
APT,,.HOMES.
' . Oflp, Rental ., 60iG
X L N T N t w port/Harbor-
$,AN K I NG N .I W : .._.;... BlW . location.,.468 Ill tt.
C, E NT R f~p • ~ 1'1':S • HUNTIN= BEACH
A Have!" loc1ttd In The Ct nter of Ora~, Co. :~r .~:C::t:."v-:.
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• Heated Pool • D.lth~·aahc1·1 Desk ¥p&cl! • avaUitble ln Ht\'t.r bclort lived \n, Pti· • T~~apeutic Pool e "Ir c'o11d:-newet offlcl" .building at
vate patio lh'1ni. Nt11r a Piivat-; Patio' & e CarJ'et • Dl'&!X'~ p11me location in lfuntinp:·
bee.eh &· 8hoppfni. All nt'11 B6Jcop1es • · -.ton..Buc:h. Air eonditloned. built-ins, dWnva1hcn, Y•I~· *'Rte. Room & BBQ' a • Gamt CourU beautiful ant.ranee. Front--· ca~tin&:, dl'llP"t, p1ivate •Adults.Only i e l:;;iplttcd Pc~ ~ -, "'e _on Beach .Blvd.. rt:eJ'
living 2 8 d 2 ...... ' $170 ftQ/ Wh1dCly• Want? WhlddY-1 Got? lcaq_s, _to privat" parking
• J eR.2 BA·li-ptc .. ptus e fOOP'I-:-...,.,,, • ·-_, ...,f-'1:1 mo. SAECh\L CLASSIFICAT'40N FOR ' ~~e~ne:r lil~~nt~na~~~
•' BR·' BA·P•1~' 9'31 .c'INTRAL AVE., GARDEN G~OVE • 'NATURAL llORN SWAPPERS -avaifoble loc ~-Bu.;,,.,,
• 1 B~·l BA-dellJ..~f' ~!n;tr Ju1t W"t of Brookhurtt, 2 Blk·s; N. of G.G. Frwy. · · · Spe(iil-.Rfit9 • hours answering service
Corsu;tn Apt. Homes 1 5 3 ·o. 2 3 15,Q ,5 -Lin•_ S times -5 ltuckt ~:11:id ~C:ce~\9-,j!~~~!~
SUNl'LO\\'ER AV1':. • llULlit -"o MV$f INC\UDe DAILY ·PILOT
·• 8h\'T\ S. ~lain '° Bri~tol i-wrwoi ~ 1111" t\J n\111, J-Wriotf r.11 "''l'l "' .,,.._ 17175 .a(A(H 8LVD, ... vov• llflOft4I ent111r' ,..,..., .._-s 1""' o1 HV•"l•l11~ ted 1,; ntUe E. of South '"'-'">THING liO" $Al& -TP.AOEf OHi.Yi liUNTINGTON lt:ACtf
1 Plau Shopping Cen1t'r C t · Mel• SlOO l-!Ciijojiroiijniijoiiijdiij1ijl ijMoiiijriiijij5ij2ij50il PHONE 642-567l M2-Q21 Call 540-1973 °' ~ _ ~ 1., To Place Your Trader's P1r1di .. ·M PEN'J'HOUSE office 1000 aq.
SPACIOUS • Clean 1 lb', 3 BR HOUSE, aep 2 car a:ar, Have 20 UNIT apt, bldg NB fl. + deck. $300 mo (util
v.·/w crpt, drp$. elec blt-1.ns. ,..~· .,.: 69th Wa. Long Bch. $22,500. Trade for. ~I'll.sh style incl). 3800 !;._ Coasi lJ\!'Y,
quiet area. Nr :i;hops A: K1I' S8000 equity; Will trade for hoil.se on beach·w/vie\V + c.dM. Also ground n, ofc.
·! APARTMENTS 54tr~~.• .*~~ts, ~ i>e •• ~·,Call .,.,. 1111.nle In Costa Afe51l, smaller inc. unit« or ! Prin. 42il sq. 1t. $135.mo. JJtil 1.ncl.
SPACIOUS ~ , ON TEN AgtES call! 646-77'14 only: 642-8606 or &p-8001. C. \V: !\-'!asters. 673-4120
!TOWNHOUSE LIVING DELUXE Q?rner·~ unit. JiiOO 1 •1 2-BR. J'um •. Unlurn Lake t'ore:st: Lakefront OCEAN VlEW LOT • CAP-.Lft'Dft
Se,arale adWI Ii family com· sq. tt. 3 BR, 2 BA. Patio, Fireplices / prtv~ pa(ici11 I Boa~ & Fishing. Nu 2 Br. IST'RANO PWSADES: Industrial Prog. vv.v mumtie~. Bachelor 1·2· 1.: 3 bltns, drps, crpts. Dbl Pools. 'fenpis ~Om.tnrillktS:t. 2 Ba. Home .for duplex or TRADE AS'OOWN ON UN-~ pra~e on small pav·
Bdrms, rum It unfun1 apts. gar. $~0 mo. 546-5038 • 900 ~a. Lane, O:IM 6:14·26U-no. S.O, County land part JTS OR '?? ?? PLEASE, ed lot, off »~et, fPnced.
$110, per .mo. QUIET Tri--Ple:<. 2 Br, l}i!h11-,· I.MacArthur nr. ~st H1vyl trd, Sll,350 ~uity. 494-8463 CALL 54~083 ANYTU\iE. Old Newpt Blvd. $110 mo.
c:rpts, dfpa .• blt-h;s. sep gar. i' 'BRAND NEW Trade S.F'. Valley 5 br. 3 ba 1963 Cad Conv., goo:! cond. i\1r. Thoml?son 646-2486; eve
• Larae gard<'.n padoJ Adlll!. No P etg.,7;i2 Scott PL • ., . . . . home wlcveryibing + 5% 'hi Powe 1· brakes, steering, 96'l-30J9 / • ()prn beamed ct'ilin;s :>49-1806 . . 2 ~R;• •. BA, upstait~ • duP:lex. assumbl loan for 4-J br hni seats, \\•indows. FOR part
• Fireplace! " Rec. Roo1ns DELUXE" 2 BR immac & iv1tb ~Wl deck pat10! Cptd., coast area. TI4: 527·9614, eq in 51haJI hot'ne or v.•hat Commercl1I 6085 9 1 pool~ :i;aunas, nursery · 1' ~-1 .~• 'ct d h •hr drp'.d., encl. glll'age, contpl. 2•, .. 4~n IO'll, <ves 3'8-1788 have· you? f.1eyer 54&.5880. 1-----~--_;..;..,. • quie · .....:n Jou n · 5 v. · blt·lnJ: Beaut ldscpd 707' "-" ...r C • I 'SI ~chool. Gar patio Adults · $140 0 Id • · · .~ Sc 12 units +. Close -lo Harbor ommerct• Hper . IMf.tED. OCCUPANCY :ws-6936 ' ' ro,h · $2j(), per mo. tYl'lyl 10~0 lnt,_ZOV.. Di.st:. l;!t • & N•wpo'1, CM. Val"' 197,. Commercial ren!als. Gross
-m.. cured by land&.' resp signer 1~ 1 R .. 2,vu Pctc!'son \Vay 1160 LRG ~I . 2 B 1' . &7S.,050 0 12000 ··', 500. \\'ant home. Owner will ~ year y. et1r1nr own. "--•-,1 ~.,, ,..,70 ...., uxe r, ,~ ., & final Apr 71, inusl!· ']l ._1 1-· ·lh ....,....., ' esa ,,...,......, o~ G .,.-.,., .:...._ .~2 . ' -d all/ ,,,._ Ii"'~""• •hg• , --n er w1 ·~ p 1nance \Vl
'"'""N"c". "H"a"1·ooiiicii&iiiAiidaiimiii•iiil A~dl·,· .c. ...... 10,"'. "24· o C..~ &,,~!hr. ... 'IWFR M.,a pies $34,000 total Tr P.rt Vi~rt. RJ~'.~_54s.'ress ·an ...... ytni"'. $6500 down. SS2,500·ful:tprtce. I" s. no pc s. "'· vac. land · house '! 675-10<17 PHONE 646-Tin FOR ·oE. ~ Pl. '348:6432 .-$155 Llie. clean 2 BR'" upper. Fine C:itt"lls ranch. 31.4 ac. * * * * TAILS.
HARBOR GREENS
'M.wwtlNft ,l•c.t their ""' "r ttlt11hen•
. en &too a.m •• 5:30 p.m.
I t. t· • i ' . '.lur~•Y -Closed Sunday • ,
Phones Ate ·
9 to ,
Dl~L DI CT ..• 642-5678
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WESTMINSTER & NOR ' COUNTY.'.·DlA~· fREE. 540.122:0 . . \ ' '
Huntington BHch: 540.1 ' L111~nJ 1 Jeoch: 494:9'\66'
H~urs-Re94lalions-Deadlines
1•1oas: .W..rtlMt• ah!Krtd cMck t¥!r ••• dally •114 ,.,.,., lmm~Lotoly .,,,.,,
,.,. mltclaulflc•tlOM. THI DAtLT ,PILOT Ul\tm• ll•••Utty for err•n .nly te
th• •Jrt•t ef 1Wr.ll1hln, ~· aHtr'tt"ment carrtctly ,-.t• tima. ,
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DIADLINI POI CO,Y AND KILLS: 1:M P.M. the ... , IN(oN ,.,._11c1tl.n. •xt• .
fer W"kend lditleft and MeM•y Metlons w••n tloalns tlm• la 5:)1 P.M.
l'rkl•Y· · _ 1 • '
YOU. MUST HAVI KIL'L NUMlltf' Whfn k~lnt ·an ot1 ·hc1use '*'11ulck ·,...,1tt,.
Ille sure h Mak9 ·1..nc•nl tf.tfM: klll nv _. tlwen Yff •1 yew M t•kw ..
w.rlflc1tt.n .t pvr· ~II.
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
MERRIMAC WOODS EASfSIDE. 2 bdrn1 up~r. New cpta, decor, drapes,~ 3'br hOme'& out bJdgs', $125-cl'tJNCHILLAS & •equi~ THE' REAL Esr'ATERS
Just completed, 1 or 2 BR. 2 Cpts. Ganie. -Sinall pet !.rig, range. Adults. Gar $10. 1'-I. U'ant Orange Co. prop. ment. Trad!_ for funjitw:e 1700 Nev.•wrt Blvd., C.M. · HOUSES FO.R s• LE RENT. ALS ,"," .. "•NTc'••""""•· ·-' .. ~. BA turn or unfW11 with air OK. $145. Rltr. 5'\6-5460 Eve 7o.t ~ao:issus. · or 5llbmil, Equity $80AI. or '.''! '! '! Phone 548-5727. "' ... .. ... ~,clcom~-soundrproo~ 54&-2'759 ATJ'RACTIVE •tudio apl. 3 Sanclcutle R.E .. 494-8005 -~*--*'--~*--*-'--1 ~.RB~l~~:· 19lh ~:::A~Llt.t. , :: •1~~~ Furnished •• ~~:~c1~:!11111• =
.. il. 'e~. '"'1"'·h ~.·_ .. NEW 2 BR, lg sundeck, shag BR, 2~~ BA, ctpts, drps, anytime. " 33' CHRIS Roamer 548-1768 or 646-7414, Agt. ' MISA DIL MAl u• t'OS,TA Mau 41M C.-!~t•,•,,LAYIN• & 1t•l"Allt..,.
ce ~~· ~w rs, us ,,~· crpts, drps, bltm. $175; blt115, Avail Jo'eb lsl. San Diego Coltage 3 Br. ./ 'TU'SflN View lot, a,ll util. Mas& \1111:01 Ult :::..o~~·~ ::: D~IT:,',, =
acaping wtth streams wa· Eves & \VkndS 54&-'7234 ~, 64~19'ZT * brdwd firs, frnlc, view. r;o Both fuec A: cleai. Tl-a.de Ind I • I R I ... .....,., COLL•G• ,.All:K 1111 HDll'OltT t1•1eHT1 •t11 DltAntN• 111\11(1 "" teri'alls, e\evatorl!, BBQs, ' -.. for TD's or r i 7>-3143, us .... ent• ~ NIWl"OtT ltlUH IHI NIWl'OltT SHf!AIS. t2tl •c.•CTlllCAC. ..... cl41>house. aaunai. jacimi & DELUXE ;)iB.fi_.LA4ul.ts o~; BEAUT. Jov.'er duple21:. New int, lo pYimts, hl retUn\!. HIWflOtT HllOHTI 1111 w11TCLll""'. ~ · mt cou1,.MINT 1tlNYALI .-
N t El Ca:m1no Dr "'""" t .. _ Tfd. $8,(l(l:') eq., NB, CdM 499-4205. IALIOA cov•s 1111 UNl\llUIT'I' l"Altk •m ll'INC~G "" swim pools, p"iv gar. w/ ope ll. _ ·• a;,_, cat·pe S. ...-apes, stove, ---------NEW BUILDING . NIWl"OltT 1woa11 int U.Ck •AY 011 "LOCMJ ..._
_atorage. Everylhin£: new. C:~f. 546-04al rebig. Adult, nQ pets. $200 units or hOme. OWn. 673-6.31~ \\'ll.J.. trade 20 vendinz ma· aavctlll' 1m •&IT ltLUFI" 4241 ~U•NJoc• ll:ll!'Jl.t.J•t. ~ ""
&'.tv'Uni:: •t S140. Adults NICE 2 Br l den Apt. p~ ba, nio.-util pd. :NS-5962 Have: Sterro taJ>t> recorder chines and busineM in Or. 1260 Logan Ave., C.O.Sta Mesa :!~w1110::1111 :~ ~:~::: DIL MA• : iru-:~T,u,~:.::r::1t1No .. n pl~ase. Just East of '.!600 frplc. Avail Feb 1. $17~ mo. 2 BR unfun1 house. So of w/ exu·a spc.>aken. Trade-11.11ge Cowity, for $4000. Each unit 1725 sq It,'2 or.r. wisTCLI'' int IAY 11LAH01 •m oA•OE NING .-
Jlarbor Blvd, ne..xt to Nabers 642--1508 H\\"'. Fi...,lc, ""'lio. 118:; nio. for 1J Faliber v.·estern style equity in house, Call !Zll) ice~. 2 rest rooms, 110/221) K.l.fllOll: HIGHLANDS 1fu LIDO ISi.i tl91 GINIJIAL s111:v1c•1 ..., ' " ~ 68J.:;..;.l2. f ( · A j '" UNl\llllllTY ,Alll' ltlr SALi~ Ill.ANO tHS OJIAPING, OtSCINO IW Cadillac at 425 Merrirnac:NE\V dlx. 2 BR , :! BA. Shag Open Sat & Suu l ·5. 516 hand -gun & Windlester 94 ...., t' ec ric. mp e par,.;1ng. llt\llNE n• HUNT•N9TDN S'EACH 41• GU.SI ,.,, '" · -I F ·• l Cd'! 3"30 a1 ·•· ·11 ° •0 00~·1 ,...,~ b fl ~.. ·1 C. Robert Nattress Ro•llor SACK s,Y 1fo l'OUNTAIN V.1.LLIY 44\1 Gll:l!IN TMUMI •7M i•lY . .}4,,.6300 crpts,_d.rp.s.. lmmcd oc~upy, C'r1uca, "' "' c i.,.,r r1 e . ...........,.,. ....... tom· u I ~rt.an tra1 -Costa il1csa 642-1485 EASTBLU'" 11't SIAL ltl.t._CN .... ,. OUN SKOi' •11•
$1 7f>.$180, .5-10-1973 COROLIDO APTS. 2 BR. \Vhat do you haVt' to trade? er. Palm Springs·Tfi.under-El T••• 12"4 LONG BUCK 4SM HIALTH (LUIS •nt
ARE YOU READY? JUST ro1npleted 2 BR. crpts, Lo1ver levels, .studios. List It here -In Orange bird area. \Vill trade for lri· RENT 1\·l·l, 1125 sq. ft. $1211 ~~~1::A T:=~~" :!;! ~!!~i! ~~~~;Y :!: =~~~~~~IANtM• :::
d bltn Ad 11 I no ~'rplcs, pool. dbl 1•a1-ports, County'• l~est read Ind· plex or ~ Alte-rnoons and n10. 13.» Logan, (;\I. * lALIOA l'aNtHSUU UM Wt!STM!NSYE• ~II INTlll:IOI DICOll:ATIN• ''" WE ARE I rps, !J, u s on y, pa1io;;, 111:1 . .....,,._ 613-3378 tn• ,....._. -u1 make a deal. evenings. 612·380'1 67~jll6 ••ACON lt.t.Y uu MIOW.tY c1rY .. u tHCOMI T.t.X •14i
• pets, $J:)5. 642-309'.! .f.-i t"""• * ===~~--~--1 LINDA 15LI UN SANT• ANA 4UI ltOfrt, Onl ... 411111. tic. '15'
Nf'w · n1ove in no\\': \\'t hav~ 2 BR unfU'l'll. Dupie.'(. Crpt &. :! BR, 2 BA. den, crpts, drps. ,~ .. ~!!!!!!!!!!!~*~!!!!i!!!*!l!!!!i!!~!*""!!~~*~~!!i!!!!i!!!!!JI INDUSfRIAL Spaces, llc sq. ~:~ 1::c.NDS :~: ;~~j~ .I.NA KllGHTI ::;: ::~~~~ING :;: an adult con1mun1ty lhal Iii d ~tl&ll ed only blln11, view. S21J. (1) "2--0367, fl.; 1700 sq f1. Ne\V bldg. SALIOA ISLAND lWI tOAST.tL .,., INSUIANCt l 4ril .cl~ to _aU, J & :! Bdrm, all rpl s. n .. A~ .,~!'n.22 . 5J0..4a99 or &37-4177. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 1240 Logan St., C?<.I 646--0681 MUNTIN•ToN llACM Hlf u.ouHA · 1r•cN •1u 111v11T1eATINO, l>tfldl11t •nt Ulll. Pllld, pool, shag car· p ease . .,,,..,_.... .... .,.....,.. -~~-------~ HUNTINGTON N.tJtltOUI 1415 U GUNA NIOUIL 4JIJ JANITClll:IAL .,,.
. pets. bll·ins, drapes, garage 2 BR, 2 BA. unfurn, also . t 2 Br Apl. Parl 'Furn. Ne\Vly General General Lota 6100 ::~~T:~:c:"LL•Y ~~: s':~sit:M~=~: :m f:.:':t: ... Y~,::'.1.1k. 1-. =
w/storage area. Adults only. bachelor furn. Nr shop g Dec. AdlL~ Over J;;, 504 IUNS'lT SUCH . 1~1 DAllA l'OINT 47't LOCICIMITK. .,,.
. Hur:y on these. rrom $.150. 1.:ent('r. 320 Center St, C.i\1. ~laria:old. Open t3-3 Pil-1" R_'_"_1'_1_•_W_•_n_•_td ___ 5990_ Bu1ine11 Rental 6060 I ~:::',':i:a~ov• :::: ~~:io'o',:,·"fJM ::-:;~::.Ya •,~~:A•• =
NEIV 2 BR Bl' _ 50,400 SQ. Jo'T. t::. of Harbor. ,... T HACIENDA HARBQ·R 3 BR apt._blln rangr, crpl5, upper. ns, RESPONSlBLi': wo rk i ni ----------Improved \V/ 6 nice unlts, UKIWOOD ,,... HO liLS ...................... VJJ l'.l.INTIHO, ,._rhlftll•• ...,.
drpg. 1552 A Col'iander St. crpts. drp~. gar. Sl9.'.> incl lady \v/2 childttn nttds 2 B / B income $1.050. Can build 27 g~~"':: ~:~:::: :: RENTALS :2~~J:"0' llltM = 2il. Avocado, Costa ?>.tea """ ''""'" util. 675--6737 ouT OP STAT• utt _a 1 Uni I h d ""OTOOll:A,.NY ..,. Betwttn Victoria & \\'il90n l.~-=-~o-=;,-,--~c,,,;., or 3 Bl' furn ho0£f' 'l'/yard. FOR RENT -STORE addl'l units. Lo\v·lO\V dn. ITAMTOlt 1,11 ""'P •· urn I e "LASTlllMO. l"itcll. • ..,.., _.
ju8t wesl of Newporl Blvd, Mesi Vtrdt 5110 L'odo Isla 535! To $ZiCI mo. No pets. ,.., • N Bl N rt Owner v.•ill cal'ry. ·$82,000. WllTMINITllt t•it GINlllAL '"' li'LUMllNO ._ !'-""-'---'-----673-6913 aft 3. ,olJ ewport vd.. ev.'J)O Bkr. 646-:l7.JO MIDWAY tlT'I' 1"' COSTA MaSA 11• Pl!T OltOOMIN• .,. . Phone 642.2925 ' Beach: ;),)(I squ~ feet-. Rent --~~~~~~--SANTA ANA ,,,. MllA• V,IDI lllt .. ooL S•llVIC.I 491. 2 BR. C8.l'pels, drapes' LARGE 2 BR. 11l11dy, 1•r B_A1 \\'ANTED : l bdrn1 furn apl, DANA POINT ·· SANTA .t.~A MO"'ll. ''" NIW,Oll:T 11"-LM 1* POWla swaal'IN• M'll RAND NEW d ····-av''' .... _.. 1' ''4 -S200l 1nontb. ...... ,, .... _POll:T Nl!IGKTI 1211 ......... ,,. • ... owns ... ,.,, ... l'CV· ... .cpts, d~. adul18,' l'ICI. pe~. "1.'t'nn'&I Costa ,,.,lesa, $80 • -BAY l.:B'lliH fUITIN . '"' NIW!lO•T IMO••• Int 1tOoll'tNO 4"t '
AdulfSOfilY10J. :;46:-084.l.' ~ j.cAifi. l:>'R J...7jfl~;·--:-,-1' .j9(t--.Tnn;:--can, .after 6 pm. n.e•L~Y..-1·~,,. ·. ..•,Unil lot . Sl4,j()(t .NOll:TH TUSTIN IMS WISTtUJIP '"' •ADte. .4,.lfl, a1c, ...
. ,.,T '': ""' .,. ·· '""°r '"' ·~~,.,_-":..:;· fi<\NAHll M IUI VHIVIJIJIT'I' PAltk '°' SUI ll:EMOl:lt'LlNO a 1t•l'.t.lll: ,,. N~.:...-.a'=--." ·;:'.5J,bQ 'H·u"'n'ti''n.gton -8•01•c'h· 5,00t •)M2-~;f:-+~ ·• ., .• 001 OovcT"fni~!S!b~ lie-NB Q.o&e~to...ne.w...., . ILYa'llAt>O-c-,1.H ttt' lAeK-•llY -IHt 111•,ADDaLlNe, kl'R'Hllll ... · Slso & $170 •ft'tr-1' ~ f" "' THE; JiUNTSMAN , 496-1268 )tAVASU LAkl 1611 a.t.S"'[ SLUPll' 114t Sm.rt Sf191YMI ... ,.. ' -· ,. R s-5 64~'1000 ,. ·.i:vn. ~8~966 LAGUNA MILLI "" COlte»tA CllL ti\l'lt SUI SIWtN• t• ' Rboms' or ent .,~ 34144 Cha.st H\\")', Qana Poirrt LAOllN.I. ~•ACN IJtS IALaOA . llH Sl!WIHG MAC"tNI 111: .. Alll:I #C
UTILITIES P 'ID NE' WPORt' BEACH FOR rent: Used cai· froil.tage T L•GUN.t. NIGUEL ,,., 1.1.Y llL.ANOI t35t 5111'TIC T.tHKS, ._..,., 11 .. ..., ""' 2 80fu\f 2 BATH· \V/ office. best ~~']JOSUJT in ui;tin • VlE\V LOT. Fl'Cf' & MISSION VIEJO 1Jtl LIDO ISLI ISSI TAILO lllNG #7t ~ & 2 Bdrm, 'l sv.•im pools, lmmed occ. Slli. Best loca· DELUXE in C.711. Priv lO\Vn, approx 7j'x6;)', former clear. All util. Owner will SAN CLeMaNTC ''" KUNTINOTON ·••ACM ~ .. TliiltMITE CONTIOL ..,,, AduJts onli• no -.,., .,","' .. NG' · I bl'· t • Pt ,;, .. ,, horn<. professional or stu· fin•"-o• u·odc. 5•,•32". SAH JU.t.M tAl'1S"PIANO UH l'OUNTAIN \IALLIY ttlt Tll.e:. <••mk .m ' }""C""· • ,,......,.,., LUXURY· LIVI ' tion. " 0 " s. L-..o. · tenant of 20 yrs made A '--' • ~ "" CAl'llTll:AHO 11Att1 171' '"LIOA 1st:'..t.ND JJ51 TILIE. LIMl...,m a w,... ,,,. Days, 64:>0283 Eves. . 7721 Ellis Apt. 8. 8'12-4121 den! only. l\1ale. 3lj v.·k. fot1unc. 1628 Old Newport 499-4206 DANA POINT ,,,. llAL ••ACK f.lllf T••• •••vtt• ,,..
30'1 Avocado St., C.;\t. CHEZ ORO APTS. 8234 54D-21j..I Blvd. C~t. See l\lan&ger, 5,j x 12j corner Palisadt?ll. ~=~~~~:. :~-= ~~:=G~·:~~NTY :: i;~~r~s.:~::, ·-"" .,.. = ~e M&:r on premilie8 NE\V. never lived in 2 & 3 Atlanta, H.B. Nu, I. ,2, 3 ROOM &. BATI~. ~p. from :'inug Harbor Trailer park. SOOOO. T&ms. PO Box 215, s.t.N 01••0 1m GAJIDIN 011:ova J111 'Wl!LDIN• ..., 1 -...::.M:::o.A""R~Tl-=N-"'l~"'::::U=E=--I bedroom. 2 Baths. 1280 sq. br's. Priv. gar. pool. uw hou.w. Compl. private. :J~S-9080 :Y:":"='=v:.i:le:y:, :c.=92284===' 1 :~"v~:~,~~ ~:u:~rD ~= :rJl:~~"';f: :::! W1Noow cL1AN1H• -• -. m1
• fl., '"" ca......,J1, li.nen drap. "'"~ °" .. " ,,.~,,2121 Co dcl •1•• , • c, "' '"''' NA • '""" rm. ~ or ,,_. rona "... • · SOUTH LAGUNA -top toe. COMDOMllllUM 1 A "21 JOIS & EMPLOYMr:NT tUXUR-Y APTS es. built-ins. Generous 1tor· 1 ~===-,c=-=-c-= 67;;..:l880 Acr.... 6200 GUl'L1x1:1 P011 s.t.L• "" s.1.NtA ANA MllGHTI sut . age, ·.~ited ppol, steps to 2 BDRl\1S. :i BA.·pv1, patio, Coast H\1ry. at 2nd .Sfttet. Al'All:TMfNTS JID• SALi "" 1'\ISTIM ' ... JO• WANTIO,""' ... lttl_ Exoelle"t p&rk·like slin-ound. Weatclilf Plaza lihopping. heated pool, 1~a.11_hc! le dcyer $1j \\IK &·up w/ kitchen $30. 1j() sq ft . $160fm.o. Rlty ~~iT:A':.HACM -:;:: Joa ytt.:l:o, w..,, .. ina~.pools. E>i:tra parking. Balanced 'PO\\·i.>r. F\lrnisheO hook up. 9b'2-8994 ""k studio aJll". 2376 Newport 642-5200 EVt'~. 6-6=2123 CAl\ft>ERS, trailers. 10 acres RENTALS u.GtJMA NIGUEL 11., !:;).woM~~ ,..
Nr; shopping. Adults only. model by Seal's. 2 BR. 2 Ba. Nr Sch. Pool, Blvd. 543-975.'i 00\VNTOWN Costa l\fesa near lge lake, no crowds $25 Hou1N Furnished ::2s~~;::;.o. m: ~:O:~~~~=~::NIJCT1~ =
I • "1 & 3 BR APTS 64S-Oll2 Reck Rm. Blt·iM. 32J 14th COLLEGE or "'orking :;-irl. Prime Reh1.il Loe. 20:<95' nio. 897-8478 .... SAN JUAN CAPISTltA)IO sns TMSATlllCAL ,,. ~ FURN BACH. ,,.,,, .""11 """ """'l Live on Bal Isl. Kit. &: Rec. Call . J.18--3401 or 548-3270 :::~:tt TO SKAllC HU DANA l"OtHT 17• UJ1 sa:nta Ana Av('. C.i\t. S!. ,,,,.,.....,., · "'-•·•·-~"·"·' 0 "" REAL ESTATE MERCHANDISE FOR , Mgr, Apt 11.l 646-55-i2 MARINER HUGE 3 BR. :! BA .. Crpts, Rn1 Incl. ioo·l\lo. 67:>-361J ROO~T Suitable for gilt shop, Mount. & D•aert 621 ~~';to"'.~'':u.a ,," G al • SALE AND TRADE
QUARE .Af'TS drp."i. bltns. Pool. Kids OK. Roont for renl. nien's shop 01· ladie! shop. MISA Vlll:DI '111 ener iru•NITURI -s . • r l G l l d II . o-k h' 6'1' "'0-LOV''LY I Id 2 BR 2 A COLLEOI l'AltK 2111 Tltll'Lt'X, tic. s*, '"''' •ulNITUll "'' $169. 968-7510 or '847-139 11.'ll\C'!llan·pre e1•1'('. Ca J1n1 ocr·s ll'e, .,......,.. ;) "' yro ' B HIWl'Oll:T ••ACH Hff CONDOMINIUM ....
1144 lrvl~ ....... N I. ,, .. '''"'" art 6 -home. ,.._,.....,,,., d. p.. • ..... , NOTS. mt ll:ENTALS w-i:NTIO J"·' Oll'J'ICt! l!OUll"MlNl' '"' ' . ., ' ~·~·J~.; OJ<"F"ICE or store, 700 sq. fl. '-<I•... • ~ "" ..... •o• •• , ,,,, ITOll IGUll'M•NT •n
'· 1 A 5620 ==========: ''''''· ,,·,-·". Smog-h·"" N1w,.011:T tMOll:EI <A•E o·i-•u•••• "'' Owllff I. "'•Hf~ by ~n • n• · 24621 Del Prado. Dana --,.vuu L .. 1AYsuo11l!s '"' lllOOM a ao••D "" • ••
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! & J BR,,., ... Adu!" 0-•y 1,,,.~'~ .. ,..'~"'~".,.~C~·~·~·~:,..~ I----------Room & Bo1rd 5996 p · 1 2 bl"· N H "-TEi\IECULA !nr Rancho oovE• Sl'Dltllil nu MOTl!LS, •TJl.t.•LE• cou11:T1 s•t1 1.1.11: .-ouil'MlliNT 111s .. "' "' 0111 ' "" ew aruur. '' ·-· ou••• NO"ll ••• KOUll!KOLr CSOODI .,. California! '".COO. ("\.,l'""f Wl!lTCLI .... ,.. • GI • LI ' -
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'OR T''NANT' \\'>10 ~ v• "" ' '''' ttn "ISC. IE•••L• '"' l'ilA A ,..,.. LEASE -2 BR studio, "' 1 "S IN . Lovely Laguna, for 6070 (ll 6iG-3691 r11't:;',."111:SIT ttJI ;';.coMa l"JIOPlll:TY , ... 'UltNltUltl AUCTION lttf 1741 Tustin. Cogta i\ll'sa
~lgr. Mrs. Carson. 6~2-4641 \\'Al\'T Tl-IE BE T'. respectable lady on I y. Officti Rental · •.t.CK •A' "" 1u!rN11s PJ10,.e•TY '"' ",.",u,.'u'•'•" •,•,•,, Eastblulf. ne\v bldg.'! ca1· COCO PALMS--Completf' care. Pvt. bath I----------ARRO\VHt::AD ltLx 3 Br. l l....ST I LUll'' tt•1 Tll:~.ILllt P'AlllCS ••U 11w1Ne MACNll'll!I '"'
r;:ar. l\tuch storage. Plu.~h TV Q . h LAGUNA BEACH Ba home 1400 ~,., tt goll 11 T•,. tt44 IUSINl!U ••NT•L ,.....,,. -•sw•• •••-UMINT •u 1-..,,,..,..,.,=~~=~I · D phone. . u1ct, ne\\' Ol'J\f' . ' o""' ·•. ll.VINI TIJll.ACI Hts 01',IC•· ll:t:NTAl • ... ,_... ,,. s VILLA MESA APTS crpt; bltns; frplc: llm patio. SANDALWOO 1valk to ocean. \Vrite P . O. Air Condition.d cise ·view. wn. sacr. co11:0NA OIL MAii:: mt tNDUST1t1.1.1-"lllOl'•ITY , ... =~".:1 •0•••• ;:::
2 BR unfum, pri paU~s. hid $300 per mo. &14-24-09. 1 STY GARDEN APTS . Box. 403. 1 --una Beach, ON FOREST AVENUE 64&.-l994 •ALIO.t. 1™ tOMMIA<IAL ..., T1L1v1S1011 .,., FOR Re l 0 L.sc Peninsula ~ ~ . UY ISLAtlDS ,,,. INOUSTRIAL llNTAL .... '11·1"1 & STSll:IO "'' pool, ::! car encl'I gar, ChiJ. n r . : 1 Luxurious park·like aUITOund· 926:;:.! Desk spaef) avail.able-Jn 5 AC. nr J.reinet; 5een1c .LIC>O llLI 2351 LOTS 11• TA,1 11::scoios11:s en.
dren welcome, no pets Pt. 3 Br. 2 ·~-on,~ boat ini:J. Pri patios, pools, erpl.s, newest office bWJdjn .. at hideav.'Ry, 2700' el., wtr., •"uL••,o,,•.•,•0•,••,•.,,, !: 11:,,',','u'•"o•ovi• •,•,•,, tAMflAI a 1ou1PMINT '*
-please• $160 719 w \Vil!Kln Blvd." at the ..... -.::an ...... p s. drp~, frplcs. All clec bit.rig. Mottlt. Trlr". Crta. 5997 prime location in ~own game. $5000; $::.:> dn 633-TilD l"OUNTAIN vaUiY tilt At1t•.1.•• .-HO••• tU,.PLllS ... ~125i. · • ' Drps &: Bltins,' $285 mo. Nr 17th &. Tustin shop'&· 1 ~ ..... ,, •·ach. .., __ .. j. 8-10 AM agt. ll:AL ••ACK tue LU:• ILllNOJtl 4211 ll'ORTltlt eooDs -
Fairway Villa Apts Call 548-7889 Ad"!'•,-•,.. WEEKLY rAtes sea Lark OJC06" oc: """ "vuu ===='=====~ Lo"• l SACN' Ult 111011:T-PllOI'..,.., _.,. ,.,••i:c~~~~~t'u.... =
"' iu 1 d ti~. carpeted, ~auWul 01tAtto• couliTY i• 01t1o1101 co. , .. ,. •• ,., · • liitlC wAM 2 BR, 2 BA . Ocean view. 1·2·3 BDRMS; 2101 Pon,deros& .flfotel. 2301 Newport ~ v .. entrances: Frontage on R. E. W1nted 6240 UHTA ANA t•lt OUT OP STA .. f>ll:OP. ... ~· , ... :~·~, . . =
Av.il F•••· !''''· -ly ...... ~. "'·-·-'"' <M ~l ~c""'"""='='='="======-F A J •• ' ----------, w•STMIHITllt 1'11 MOUNTAfN. Olll•T . .,,. ·=·· ~· &. ,. "' 3' -~..... ..... ... ...,.,.,.,, orest ve .. rear t ... s 0 •IDWAY CIT'I' oA "" SUaD1vu10N~UNO •• ,. • J "".,,. N ' ~-J " 6"'1990 r •t f ""~ I •"-II \\'ANTED: 3. BP.., 1 1~ BA. ., m ear v1<111;c Co. Airport & Adu ts. no pe .. ~. ,,,,.... 0 991 "unc pal pal'l'ii.flg cits . ...,.... S.1.NTA ANA M•I n 1UO ••AC. ... ITA'QI MllVICI _,,.,: llliutt ,,.. MA.Tiil"''~'"" .,,.
U". . Adults on,·" 2012'l C213l. Xl'l-4.220. l 8 cti 570S Guest Horilet 5 per month for space. Dt'sk Single or double detached CO.I.STAL t1• 1.1. SXCHANG• '"' IWAl'I --.,,. .., -•g~n· .. . garage. Under $23,000. Ll 8· LAGUNA al.I.CH ,,. .. .-. WANTID ,,..
Sapta Ana Ave . 540.2796 OCEAN front , Upper, 2 Br. PRfVATE room in licen.,ed and chairs avail~ble for $5. 6ffi3. Princi~~•··only, LACUNA NtoU•L !: BUSINES) and PETS •nd t.IVESTOCK 1 & Oen. $225 yearly inc. ull. A~s L<'ASE OR RL.NT Business hout!! answering ........, M1SS10K v1110
,-, "' i:. r;:ueltt: home 'for elderly 1ervlce available for $IO. BUSINESS nd s.1.N cL•M•NT• ''" FINANCIAL l'&Js, e1.H1t1tAL ... SPACIOUS 1 Br. 1--;;-s;. Avail 211. 644-2ti27 Nl'\1' 1 01' 1 bedroom, private . ::entleman. N 0 ti I' l 5 hi n g • ,_,. JUAN .CAll'ISTll:ANO '"' IUSINlll WAlfT•O tlU CATI "" lu<lio c · 11 All utilities paid e."cept FINANCIAL cA,.1ST1t.t.No ll:ACH ''lf INVl~TMIN•~-.....ttli'~ .,,. DOG-I • ___ nu I . . rpts, drps, 110\'(', 3 BR. 2 bll. Fpl .. l'P1~ .. drps, sundock. 11·1111 lo \\" ~ me-itl~. TLC. c .r.1. lU'Ca telcphoiie. 1----------D.l.NA POINT n: IUSINllS ottirti1tTUNIT111·~-HO~ID _r. .... WI
patio, carport. No pets. Cou· blln~. diSl\\Vshr. \\'alk to 1·;'t11)C!. oc!'an vir\1·; kitchen :J.IS-j2'.!j DAIL\" PJLOT B Op t It' 6300 :l.~~;~~~E•Ceo::; ... TZ, "" INVISTMl!NT ,'#ANT•D :..211 C.IVltTOCK .,1 IM
plf' or fain . 11·/'1 children '"-acli. '61'.:..;io-,o A"'t. furn. Under-.. ~..1 purking, UI. por un 1•1 l9't MONl!'I' TO,liOllf I )nt ~f •Lt""RNIA ;,I' 'ING .,.. ,..,. ,.., ,.,.,,,..,... l22 FOREST A\rt;NUE CONDOM INIUM -wJJ "~ll:IOHAL lO•N S tap ~ !";'"' ~ • $150. 726 Joann. Ser ~un J-:i d Cl 1. b & closr 10 beach, 494-9633, i\:lr. Misc. Rent•l1 5999 LAGUNA BEACH Affil1Atl" OUP'Ll!Xll l'Ull:N. JIWILllY 1.o-.Ns ._. wi:s111:1ii "11
pm or bv 11ppl S.16-la&·I 1 8 rm apt rn;r 0 ay . · Bral·k. ...;.c,;.;________ CANDY SUPPLY coLLATlll:ACJLOAHS cts ~IMMIMt 'oou ! .... !~--'-· --------be11.ch Ncwlv c;,i~petcd. $1j() ENCLSD Gar. v1r-'l\isli11 494.9466 RENTALS ••AL ISTATa LOANS -. tSM ,.ATIOI ·-,,,. Jl\1MAC. 2 BR, 1-;h-1n~. 5·,;.'N'15 01· .19•.22j(} 118.'i • 2 BR. 2 Ba duplei. 1 M d Offi ROUTE MOll:T9.IOll. Ttlltf OM•• •~U .t.W"INOS "" ... ,~. ~ A\01' & 16th SI. U'l. a !l'y 0 ern ,~., u f ' h d \1-U.t!ONS "" ''P!.i:frlrpi~' patio, bcamrd 1==========-Crpt.~. drpll. stove. t't':fri;:. .,. /No Sf:'ll-inf involv('d\ HOUttS n urnil e MONIY WANTIO •llt
<;1hnj;. A_duU~Jno pe I~. Newport Shor•• 5220 Good loc. & View. 673--4017 ~~ SW. nio. 6~• $i;> single. $1~ 2 i·m sui1e. Excellen1 incoine (or few ctENl!JIAL ... ,... ANNOUNCEMENTS TRANSPORTATION
1'ron1 $13:i/n10, Call ll-l r. REAL ESTATE Air C'Ond. &ct'y service, hOurs weekly \YOrk. tDays COSTA MIS .I. JlM IOATS a Y.t.:MTI "" "'"'I ~•n f .t----------MISA Dl!L M.t.JI 11u ind NOTICES S.l.!LlOAn -. , tflt •"'1.· son ......,...11~1 I rritagc G I I p 6000 parking, centrally located. and Evenings). Rcrilllng and MIS.I. v111to1t Slit FOUND 1,,.. AIO .... , ~-l"DWll;c'll:U1S9"' mt
.Real Estatf' topt_n evrs• 2 BR, 2 Ba. Dulpcx. lower. ener1 ncome roperty So. c.alil 1st Nat. Bk. Bldg_ colleetin .. mo"'!" ""-m -,·0 coLL•o• ,.A•K 1111 LOST , !'.!. .. , "'••1Kt •04TI ,..
$18J mo. Adults, no pets. " ·~·J UV .. v NIWl"OllT ll,t.(14" ,,.. ,.ll:IOltlLI ' "''-JOAT AILl1tt ... 2 Bf:droom. E-side, nl'\1' shag: Eves, 494-9502 Rentals W:ented 5990 DUPLEX v.·ilh separatf!' reD-C. Robtrl Nattress Realtor operated dilf)en6en; in Qr. NllWP'OltT HGTI. nit .l.llJllOUllCIMINTI , .a\ot' aoAT NftNANCI ,..
carper, stow -rc[rigera.lor, I =========~ tal in rear on large lot, Co8t11. Mesa ti42·1485 e.ngc-O>. and lilUt,wnding MIWl"Oll' 1MNe1 ,.. l llTM , 14411 Sf,' tN•M• ..,.
l."dlords &: lroketslt w tAvswo••• ms n111uu .. :; · '.4n 1 II'. • I 1140 mo, no pel5, 1 ~d ok. Eest &luff 5242 , .located near besch, good in· AlRPORT CENTER 11rea, e establish rou~e. oov1:11 IMOIJIEI. nu ,... ... ostt'UAltY ..,, • f .ILi • MOOll.IN• ,.. Rtf. Call -Rod. Bkri-~·---· ------Help 1tamP out broke11•uP eoilie. Price Sll,500. Call Ne\v 1, 1 « 3 room deluxe (Handles riame bliUxJ 'ca.nd)'. WllTCLI'" »• •UMl!IAI. 011ecTOll:t M• SOA.t StlYICIS j ~ hou8es. ~ls' & Wl"cird ten-'OV.""''. for Appnt. t"Xce, sui1 ... Adj. new ....... ,, &: •nd snacks). S15Ta.OQ cash VN1V•1t11TT l"All:IC tt# •LO!lllf'l:S "'' •OAT asNTAU ,._ Pres. tiae Location ~ . !It.A ...... '""' llJIYINI -u•o °" '"'"""' ''" •OAT CKAIJITllt .... NEW 2 BR, l BA. Jhaa' crpt. 16 anti. \~c l<!:IJ¢~~ ten-~8-1?6=~ or 984-SZ93. R!ttl.urant Ml.t'Arthur Ulvd, 'requi.ttd. For per90naJ inter· IACK •AY SM IN MllMCMlt.... ..J •llM"'9 ao,~,!S ... '
•• '"·.. \ ...,; .. , ( ;• ·, •? · ;1; .. :i:.., " ......__ 4•-' A.o-.' ..Uh~~ vie'IV \n Ora-~ ... I.I.IT lLU'' J)Q C.Mn•ll:Y LOTI '4\1 IOAT Mt'l'I-,.. ()rps, ditd1whsr1 patio, beam F 1 o" 1888 _ 11 *S.PliE-DE' E NBWS* lt)l.2 • J'klm1s·., 6 yn neW. .e-rom ~-uuc . ._,ow. .... -\..U, a · 11 ,.,,.. ttM ttMrr••• ct'l'P'TI Mtt aoAT tT'OttAGe , .. ll 'mill~ trplc pr Adults no or Miff'. u.ia."U ~. • ""' ·s1Sli .. -Sl4,000 dn. 6.69' Jst. B L Jon 1 CdM '9tnd nam", addret.1 and 1t1v1N• T••••c• ,,. 1 Tqittll •at 1tOATt WA'"11o ...
..... $165." 2t,o EJde:n. 4 SR. :11. ba. AP,I. F'rplc., Abeol~e\,y464·~· Good .leverage &. ta x ,/'C.,.,,,••.• ,ocooo•' ," d ' phone number t'o ~tULTl· COltOONA DllL MA• = ~~ ... ':IAL , •• Kl ~ -'411 ",!•,•, .... ·~;ll•-· • :',"• ' di .• ~. • -1· '.,, ... u•2 .N<J sq, t el.uxe STATE DIST 'INC l'"I ,.. tALa A ... AUCTIONS -.. • ...... ••• -' lil7..oo62A.ftcr 7 pn1 A: Sun. .... ' l' 1 ........ I .. -~ ' shelter . .lnf, 549--0218 . .·. • a " l10 '~. lAY ISL.I.NOS tt•• AYIATtoN •••VICI ..,. •o•o'"··-·· !----'--'--'---! p1iv. balconies: dbl. garage ·C:'3i0:=~====== office*?'~. A~ail irnmed. BrOadway~ Anaheim,· ()Ii-L100 1sL& T•AYl'L '421 . QUIET. adult c:oupl• only. 2 off kitch Oi1h\1• .. 11oher, dbl. ... Phont o~. 6C-9950. fornia 92802 tTI4l 17i5ose'. • .. LIOA ISL•NO up Allt TIANSl"Oll:T .. TMUt .... tlC~tLU ' BFt. drps, crpt1. di~huilr, Buainett Property 6050 tilARfN.._,S ,...,. ...... ER · NIWl'illJIT wnt tu• AUTo T1t,t.N,,.OttTAT1ow ..,.. ILSCT111c. tA11 oven. lo'OOI. Convcnk'nt ro i:.n. .... ~~I Anociate ~H"ITINOTON •••t" ,.._ Lt•AI. HOTIClt .... M!.'!1,•,,1ic~•,\,,
hid pool. No pets. SW. 229:> 11hop'1;., '<'hools I.: l't!Cl~a· I 3 Bt-droon1, 2 SlOI")' rtsldence: Of(ict in Store Bid. Reni or ' ~~~~~~~!o~ .. ·~:~1• M1t' OllMAM • TUTOllN• .... MQ;o1tsCoOT1JJt ~~ A'-e. 548-6871 or l.iol). &. Bwineli5. Ideal location ~·. s:~~!~4Rivenide A\'c., l>.tAl\'Ut"ACTURER ~~~Lo1•:Aoc:ov1 = SERVICE 01RE!CTORY' ,,:~:·=nc:•t.&t.~t1
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'ONLY SSSO MONTH on .m•ln blvd. Ea.stside. $17,500 Investment into the LONO lllACM u.. ACCOUNTING .,.. tl~ILllt, TIV-VIL ass AMIGOS WAY C,!\(, N.B. area. Jde11.I for l ROQl\1 DownlO\\'n. He.rbot 00, 1 BUSine~ Of the day.~ o••HGI COUNTY ::! "'"'•••ING SllYKI .... flJIAILU:S. Ullfttl
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ad:Wls. no peta. $160 mo. Mgr. Apl. ' "' pm OJ' P. o. Boo.: 716 etc, $8.l to.to. 6tl-!Qf~ e:<panding operalions to So. MIDWAY CITY "" ASl'HALT OM• -.It• CAM,lll:S
"'6-5163 VIEW APT. GOING 1'0 ·"t.'UROPE? Calif, Compl'1e •• ,, ...... in-SANT& &NA N•l9NTI ,.,.. All:CKITllCTUIAL 111tv1ca ms tAMflll tlNTAl.s FULLERTON. 390 n~ Brt• $200. 710 sq. ft . htodem Prof ... Y•J CO.t4T.l.l '* .t.VIO ••JIAllt• ..,. DUN• 1ueo111
STCLfT area. 2 Br. 2 Ba. ' -·1"R ... a.. ,,.ft•t.t ·-·d. Elcecutl\•f' m O\•i nit IO Blvd . Cor .. Nr. lofi\1$ devl. bldg. j blk fl'Otn hospilal on llltilled " ccMly to ao. \VIII U.OUNA ••ACM ,,.. AUTO .... , a.II• TtM. •tc. .... IMl'OalltO 'VTOI
MW: ;.-U (m ~ 10~._~,_.,.c .... ~-... Nev.1>0rt &'.>Ach, Nt.<'d.5 ( 1 lr~·n Principal of f\tgml. LAGUNA .. IOUll ""•••YS/TTIN• ..... PIO•• (All:S . • • Ad ,,. -ao""' ....... • ......... 2-CO¥'d •. l"lfllltl",, Xlnt Joe:. TOO 2 Nly. 2 AC. Excl. loc. Carty Be•ch Blvd, HB. 675--2:25 MISSION Yll>O me IOAT'MAINTINM4CW tlU AMTtev•s. Cl.AMICI
1. Ill' .J4• • --n· -~ ••• -"'•· • ··u-h· Bdrm. l"l'ntal. lo$ n\O,: -m'"· 1% n •: !'",Z..1289 OFFICE --wl -. ·-•. • tie!'. Contact lmmt<I. IAN CL•ME"ITI )/li!i t1ttck1 MASOMll:Y,.... .,.. •ACI UIS. •ODS ' ...... l'J'• ...._,p i;;u '" ftdullll. 1 r.bild k Jivt·in ... ....... .. .., ·-··r ...... Onct in. lifetime OJ)pe'n'. to CAl'llTltAMO IVl lNISf llllVK•I .... , AUTO ....... ,1 D XE 3 •• 2 Jk .• frple, ta. 816 ..,,\lrlfcoii; \\ray # D. 1610 \\1• Coa&l I-fwy,, N.8. I CAl'llTll:'HO l lAtM IUILOllJ ..,.. AUTOI WAMTIO ~v pallo dbl ...... Harbor "~ . I rl l 1'.lald. 8us1'nH• R•nl•I 6,060_ ~.,,, ... u-•·-, &•"Ao..., makt. lhlt h gh income mo~! o.1.11• POINT *'" cAT1111Ne "n ••W u1t1 t''-' ' ....... ....N. pe!f"ftlO. .v )'. Ml°W.-t:all &&t'ril 675--1662 · ru "" , • ..,,. 'R"'fOO< people d"'•nl 01. S~rtlna COMOOMl!tll.INI *'"" CAlllllTMAkiH• Ult MITO 1.lAlllffl
Jftiet'ltl. Jm. 5*-1034" ~ e LANDLORDS HOUSE 7.ontd ror a1me er 3345 NEWPORt BLVD. u\Ary $12.cro 4'-a:uMtan1ial ov, .. u11 1H1fu•111. •" ua,PT••111• .,,. !MD "" 'ikdi-oom. dJ;pn, bll-ina. 671-IOS& 0 TREE RDn'.AL'SEl\VlCE ollitt. ~.! 900;sq. fl. 15 cu 1000 JQ. ft. appositt Newport pf'Otita, Call Ken Clifford ~~-ur.rf\~. + "'°"·tt.-..·•--""~---'B::'°"'=-.'-"14-=m='---JMrk'J.-64~1 CityJlaU, iT>.1601 rn•l T?~?ta> -=-----=--·-.,---'-....
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TRANSf"ERS L ie's A1 Low As $6600 S.1·lfi0 .t UP • Secured, By
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·Mr WrNSTON·l2'13) 272-4249 \Vinston ~Ject. (213l t72-@~ Accounting 6500 'Elict;lal 6640 P1perh1rtgtng •'-~"" Youl'Rll, incl phone no. in
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Easily mm.iad. ~2500 struct Mobile ' Home park. trial balance, qrUy r$:itti. 'iR!dlUonB, Jf It's electricd, yrf""ot ex~. Loe reta: ' A~~Uect {2U) f64.4.l3S
•BEAUTY .SALON. Unique tntere.sted Jn aiellin& u~ to Call ews. aft i or ·wknd5. •· ftx it! 646-4172 ·-~-~~-~~~ .. ::..,.~;,,;·,_,.I -~AimiCAiliiiiill-4 ~taUo~. view, iood !i>%. Principals .on y. 536-.9t80 . . · . / PAINTJ NG-lNT/Ext. Atrro CARRIER.
buslne-.1rReuanable<terms. 675-324J oi: '99-4206 COMPLETE -Set of books Fk»o,r"I 6665 Jack can do that ... in.tins For eYening or morning ~--1 ·., .. -.... ~"' .......... ... ..... deliwf'Y of The R.e""•ter in uv ... ..., • ---6., ... ~-thru rfn&nelal statemCnts "',.__'·~• de"." &. ~ .. ..., ttu! ""' CARPET VINYL TILE . ,,.........._.. ~ ''""'3 the · Da.na Po1nt-Ll.guna
roL SALE! . l ~.})e:.~ .. ~'.P Mwi_2! Money ht Loen 6320 preparation, Qtr ttll:..~ f'ree l'lslimate Uc. Conll'. Ell. ~ M'f-13.i8 Beach II'@&, Must be over 18
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642·2.171 545-0611 1--'--=------IGEN"l. yd. Cll'lan-up, trMl='~:..::==~::..,.---1 n;..123-t or 494-1387 for in-Setvfni: Harbor area 21 y(I, ClfllD care, my homl'l, San-l' FOR Bl'ltler Pain Ii ng, tervlev,.,
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Re11p. lovtng home, please 64 8 F'IRST Claas Painting &.
ANNOUNCEMENTS call 642-1271 JIM'S Gardenin~ &:c lawn Paper. Hari&inc. r·ree maintenance. Res. &: com-,,_ "'~~ .. ~ and Noi1ces DEPENDABLE c.~p·d child merciaJ * S4()..4837 Esumates. .-.....59.
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· fncd yd. 646-5537 • Right P~. nice job &:: clean AccouAt. Ceili~ 548-M25
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SUpl'lrior Aw., C.M:-.,. -* COOK 8w1j"~nKitte,%:~~ow ~:. TENDER Lovin&, care In up. Free estimate. 54&.33M + PAINTING ~ InUExt.
Hamilton CM. 646 ·1909 lovely hm, lg fneed yd, lod· CLEAN-UP SPECIAUSf Local references. Imined
w"""·-after f pm all ..in.. dlen or pre-schl. 54!>-8614 Mowini, edginr. odd job&, ll'lrvioe. 646-5242, ~1
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'Shep. type med 1~ do&, NpJ Hifi. &U-7453 Frtt Ht. Reas. 642-2364 BABYSITTER -lofonll'l Vi!ta COCO'S
..-. ,....,_ ~-RAIN Guttmi Tnstalled Sehl Area.·Some Mornings frienUry. Ru tags. Vlc. CHILD .....,..,; rnY ,..,""'" YOU SUpply Tht. Paint. J Bl". Ir aftf!l'llCIOfl!J. Alternating. l '# 78 Fashion Island
Bushard « Garfil'lld . Paularino achl district. Day Rainy aeaJOn aJmost here! Liv.Ri't & Kitchen ~ted, Children In' School, Call _ _:;N.:':::"""'c::.':..Br::;:•:;"';;,•_C::•::u::'·-962-17S9 or nitf'. 54i,)-32'72 free est. Reun! 968-2'l<ll i50. Call. 557-8638. .,..,, """'I I=========-I .,...,,.~.,,, * COOK * Expl'lrienced. BEAUTIFUL Cat -Tortoise WILL Baby&it lor yoor child 6730 PAINTING, Papering 17 yrs. I~====----Apply: SURF & SIRLOIN
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30 • il • 30 H•ulln11 BABYSITTER wantl'ld -my Grey, \\'hite & black, fluf!y my home, : t .,: • • in Harbor area, Lie. &: ho~ tor 2 yng boys • 1 in 5930 Pac. Cit. llwy., N.B.
t11il. one leg all white. Male. Ages 3-4. 962-2140 t.10VJNG And hauling, e_x. bonded. Rtf.li. furn. 642-23:.6. 11<"'.hl. Nttd reas rates. COOK ~ HOUSEKEEPER,
Call 646-3.U'J. CHILD care in my \V, 18th ces.' furniture a.nd •i>-* PAPERHANGING 6~ all 6. Lido l!le. live out, local
BEA&rif'lJL Cat -Tortoise: St. home. 3 openings. pliantts or min. $. 536-11191 &: PAINTING * 968-205 BABYsmER. 2 to U PM, ~ts. 673-1!!0..l
Grey. white 1c. black. nurty 642-2031 eve. my home, East aide Costa DENTAL ASSISTANT.
tail, one leg all \\'hite. ?t1ale. y ARD I G c1 r. c 1 eanup. Pl•stering, Rep1lr 6880 ?i.lesa. 645--0563 _c~'"=M&-3'5.l=,_··~· ~-~--1 Br1ck, M.lsonrv, etc. R•m---, ,_ ·-•h Chair sidf', Exper, pl'l'lf. X· . • ' ' ., .. " """ • · ~ · ... .. · TCH PLASfERING BAR!\IAID 6:»-l: JO night t.tAN"S Bifocal glasses brown1 ________ 6_S_60 Grade, backhol'l, 962-!745 •AllP~!. Free estimates JJhirt, Tues. thru Sat. S2.2S ~~~-~~~s~·~~!:,~ ~~i\c, \V, \Vilsor. St. BUILD, Remodel, repalt HAULING, Clt"anup, lots etc. Call S4Da25 to start. Apply· in person 11 ,,_ refe~n~ 10 P.0, Box
Briak, bled:, con c r t'lle, Handyman anytime you call. I====:===== to 2. Little John'1•lnn 20072 ll:i, So. Laguna.
FOUND; Men's prescription ,.,. ...... n-., no job too smaU. * * * 6fl·33!18 * * * •rumbl-6190 N. Santa Ana, Santa Ana I ~.-.. 3 r ··• ill DENTAL Auistant-Onl g asses in gold frames. C.al . Llc. Contr. 96)...6!M5 •Hauling. Have *-' ton Ht.s.. comer Red H" & ~!I pickup, lice!l!l'ld It iMUl'l'ld. PLUMBING REPAffi Palisades. Sul'if!ry office, X-Ray ft·
FOUND young mall'! orangt'l C•binetm•king 6510 4~1003 No job too amall* c.;B"'EA;:7.UTt:;"ct'°'A"N'",-1'"or~..,.c--y, per!~. 548-7_71!1
cat -vie. El Rancho Mkt. ..::C~l;='--.Uco---d.-.H"":o-I ===·="=2-l12ll===·=== I popular pricl'ld C.M. salon, DESK CLERK. 1'lu1t be Nwpt Peninsula. 673-2966 RESJDEN~ & Comm. e•n p in IU Pd, vac. No cliente.ll'l req'd, exp·d. NCR 4200. PBX, all
CU!tom Cabinet A Furn. SlO a le1d. &46-2528 Remodel, R1p•lr, '"° N d 1 Call front desk procedurn. Ben BLACK Lab, malt!, Nr Furn Re-Finishing. 645--0001 ew 11'8 we come. Browns, 31106 So, C.OSst
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SWtESI:: Cal vie Pietce -* APT a.EANING * Custom O•tign S•rvic• tal Nwpt Bch. C&ll after 5 Chet
' .• ,Ave., c.~f. !"i46-86!9" .. , CARPENTRY· : r~s! &: thorouth. 642-flGC F Est' t 494.0751 PJ\f. Mi--28:l1. U1:J.Q~J'tAfz·s ~{:i ·~ -~ MINOR tllDAfB.51, Jf~.Job Wllliam11 Cleamng serv. ree ima •· Bllllng-Clel1r . I llt..t. Balboa Bl-Ar,'"-
.-rl' 'Lott '•· 1 ' !fe1 Too Sma:&1Cabb'et1Jn¥r-J ACK'S HOUSEK'EEPii@O:';.. IF YO\I ~ remodellbr, ~..n··.'btill~_ clef; marry 89.lboe ~;;.'.:~ ~ •......., -'" • ·'
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.·'.'..''" ,~{.£: ages_ 'A.r..ot b •TL Ubtnf(j,, '.i. Ptmvlete i~anjt)c 1paDl\l'l'5i~,:-.~i:p1.lr!;,I"'~ .,.pi~fital ~rtrooi~ 2 ____ ...:;:::c;:,.=~~-1 ,!,:.~"' ........ '"':;••4 J\1()1 ~ IJl':f!Tll,.n ~t&;,·~Unui.nswer leaft ~~ ..... ~ ._ ~~l elf °'"""" · "''Qi P•i~UGn-Call "*l l>RIVERS-7*
ShP..ph·erd Ii. .. C'o?'det! mq at &&&.2312. fl . o. BAY & Beach Janitorial 6950 64~JJQ1'11r;1ppointment No Exnarienc9 Retr~ver. tan, wlull'l tip on Anderson Ca " 1 .. •ow tlooni etc Roofing BOAT CARPENTERS r--tail KNE£..Hi "Snoopy" . rpe ' 'v...., s, • ' N I 847~ ' 'GEN. repau', add., cab. RH & Commc:"J. 646-1401 AU. type11 rock, v.'OOd &: Experieoced •• APPb' 1914 eCtlSClry
F'ormka. paneling, n1arli1e. e \\'INDO\VS DlRTY? •sphalt shingln. LEAKS Placentia. G.M. Mu1t have clean Callfornla
LOSI': Charcoal Toy poodle Anything! Dick, 673-44.:;9 l''ree est. 15 yl'lani exper. REPAffiED. Work par. * BOOKKEEPER *" drivlnr record, Apply
wearing _black rhinestone REPAIR, Partitions, Small Johnny Du,nn 642-2364 847-ll.36 For Hunting!on Valley' eon. YELLOW CAB CO.
collsr .. vie CongmlS & remodel, ett". Nitl'l or .day CARPETS, \Vindow 5, firs, valeacent flO!lpital In Hunt. 185 E. 16th St. ~=a, CM. Reward. Reas! call KEN 540-4679 etc. Rei or Cmc'I. Xlnl S.wlno 6960 ington Beach. Expl'lrience in 1 ___ .;°";::;":.c.M.c.,..:;.._~,f
w~ , Sc G REPAIRS* ALTERATIONS v.'t'>rk. Re1u1! Refs. 54Mlll e Dres&maklng _Alterations loledic111~ -Altdkal pref°d. El.ECt'ftoNtCS TF.cHS I.I ~,~ "' .~n . r ass * CABINETS. Any 11tie job Apply lo Mr. Si<t. Par*· Work oveneu. Cof'ltact
Catcher. Vic. G 11 I er' Zi 54M713 6755 Special on coat hems hurwt Retirement Hotel, 9925 Vernon Pierce 714: ?lf...2610 HcUybrooke I.: Bakl'lr. yn~ee;r. Ironing * ~ * Alameda, Fountain Valley,
Reward! Call 54&-lMJ CARPENTRY, Cabinets IRONING In My Home. $LOO LEATH.ER Garment& Hem-962-:illl E~neeri~
LOSI' Mt'l11a del Mar tract, Remod.Nojobtooimall. hr. AlteraUon11. Al so, med, Special Thru Jan.1/4 -~""'· -~~~--
COJ!IR Mesa, Female ca t -Qual y,•ork. Call 616--2576 babyall.lin", any age, Off. Fa11t Sl'lrvice. 67f>.l7JS. Bookket'!per-1--l'lmRle .. Wanted for pleasant two girl yellow stripes. 2 yrs ans lo C C 6600 anytlml'l. Call M5-764l. DRESSMAKING, satisfac· <1fc. MUST be: Young, al-"P•on,•-" "·'"' .,.,...._ ement, oncrett 1. ,~ R•uo••bl• ~ Jt<r.-.>.:. · IRONING, no sheets, 25 to JO ion ruaran ""'-'· .... tnactire, ~nonelity & EX·
LOST bicycle downtown C.M. CONCRETE v.'Orlc all types.
'.!6" boY!I ~I and . n1id-S..wing, breaking, hauling,
dlrwe1ghL mue. w/small Skiploading: Lie. Service A
basket. 548--0279 or 536-1028 Quality. 842-1010
pietts !or $5. You pick up It rstes. Call 962-1060 PER. In full chargt'l thru
de.liver. Ci\f. 646-5641 P&L. Pn>fcr ~1th rc\aled
IRONING done in my hotne. Tillorlng 6970 ~p. Salary Open, &45-m45
$2 per dozen. Brina: hahgers. t-.fr. Al's Fuhion Tailor -'-""-'-''"'"'~·=~~---LOST F1u!fy white cat wi!h *CONCRETE Boor!, patros. 543-3617 ror men &: \\'Umen. Qo1he.1 $500 Plus
Siamese mkgl', blue eyes. t'tc. Rea.,_ }lurr)'· before out ot style, Joril or ga1ned Bookkeeper_ 1'~ u 11 Charge.
RewHrd 54>-7279 rainy seuon. Don, 642-8514 Janitori•I 6790 weiiht ! Don't ihrow .them ~e travel. Call l.ora..ine,
LOST: Pet R.acoon. Vic. CE1itEN'l' Work: Drl\rew.1,,Ys. :;:;;.::;::.;;:.:... ___ -".;;..; away, ~· .iJli.for restyling. Westclitt Pel'IOWH!l, 2M.1
Sand Casile & Marguttlte, Patios, $labs. ~all jobs DUTCH lotalnt Serv, crpt Unclaimed" sufl.11," 5JIOT1. d:$&.ta' We1tdilt Drive. N.B. 6-t5-2TlO
Cdi\t. Rrward! 644-13~ 1oo. Llct.~. 84Ul57 cln;., fir waxh;ig. wjndow avail. Like new. Reasonabll'l free and Fee paid jobs)
washing. HatT)' van Beynen · Ca · ' ·-· A LOST SiamcM! kiten near CUSI'OM CONCRETE work 531-.1508 It no arui ca.J..1 aft 3 pnces. pti .._ .. na r-B 0 0 K KEEPER, reccp-
C.l\T. ho6pital. Reward. Call patios a' specialty cade, 1425 S. Coast Hwy,, tionitl, m«lical office,
5'ls-tl74 rree Estlmatl'ls * ~1234 Lin_ dtciplng '11"0 Lquna. Be~h. 4944681 LAruna area .. state age & ;;& _...__.;...._::._____ qUal. &r.c M 114 Daily Pilot
P.r.on.ls 4405 CEMDq,WOJU5'.. job 100 TILE, Ctr.-rrilc ~41..:::::::..=:::..::.:.:.:..:::::!..:..:::: llmiJT, re•eonable. Frtt TAKATA NURSERY
+ ruU.Y LICENSED*" f!stlm, ft Stunkk 548-861S Bl'lst Design * Vmw. The Tile M«in * BOY$ 10 ~ 14
Relmowned Hindu Spirituali.rt • . . Sprinklers Imtalll'ld Ctmt. wm1c. Install .l rep.a.in. .C-arrle:r ':lei Open
PRODUCTION TEST
ENGINEER
BSEE preferred. ExcepUon-
.t opportunity lor the righl.
bri&'ht lndlvidual ro iet In on
thl'l ground floor of a Mnall.
rapidly growing division of
a IRfle corparation.
11 you have experience in pm-
duction test and tHI fixture
de&ir;n for electronic f!CJUli>-
men{ and, are Wpired by thr
JI05llbl11ty ot rapid rrowtti
and Wt advancement, llt'nd
)'OW' re5ume to. • • .Lear
Jet Industries, Static Povm
Div., 2001 SO. Ritchey St ..
Santa Ana, Cali:f. 927t};j; At.
rtention Pennmel. Dept.
F.qual opportunity em~r
A~"-·• on All mattf!f'!I: Contract.Of'. 6620, '1>ra:in P\pe I.nsta.lled No jOb too small. Plaster
U Y-= • Tree: trim a: Oean-up h r -k' h I.qqna &acb, So. l.qwla DIAL dirTd. w.sm. Ctiarge Lo\·e, ~farriage. BusirieM, Addlti(lr!S · .f Reibbd:etin& · . 546-0724 pate· 1..c:a mg 1 owe r 'DAILY PILOT your ad, then sit back and
Courtship, Hf!a l th , lisp. 't c.......r·k I I •·~==--',:..:.""'=== repair, ~ lhiten to the_phonerina!
pineAA & Sucteu. No pro-Jo"'red l . •".°' .. ~ • .c. GENERAi~ LANDSCAPE 1 ==~!~'7~·190~1~/8'6~·~o»i~==l7~=~~~==:;;:;;~~=~~~=:";;;:;;;=1 blems loo large or loo 67J..604l *. S49--2llO GAft.C?ENt:R Clean upr;, J; 7100
JJmall. l CAN HELP \'OU. C Cl . 6625 Rt·ooVatln~ tree trimming, Upholstery,. 6990 Jobs-Men, Worn. 7100 Jobe-Men, Wom •
Readina11. given 7 (lays . A 1rpet e•n1ng pruning. CZYKOSKI"S CU&tm. Uphot
wttk .. 9Ai\1·9PM 312 N. El A·OK Shampoo Special $"7.50 G42-82l4 Eurnpl'lan Craftsmanship
Ca m 1 no R l' a I · SA n rmlles.s for he.lls etc Also 100% tin! 642-1454
Oemrl\le. ~!1'2..!ll:wi, 4ErJl.007S comp. house<:lri'1'821..J1s2 P•perh1n9ing 1831 NeWJIOM. Blv, Cr.t.
EYELASH~: each lash ap· CARPET•t$t'E:At.t CLEANl P1intlng 61501 :ii:i=====""==
plied !!(')NI.rattly~ "l'l r Y ED No ~p. no . bru11he5. __ ...:_:.._ _____ W•ldlng 6995
natural looktnq $1J._ Jan. In-For est'."646-5971. e Interior. Exttrlor •IC.""-=.:...-----
troductory offer. 1st appt. Acowitic ceilings ptd, 12 yrs ORNAMENTAL IRON catis.
half pria!. House calls. Lin-,._ L · It f!Xper.-·Statc lie. ·P1tulnq:h nillna:s, columns, divlden_
de 846--1600 _,.,., •'flnt pnlJI, M:J-1787 a~bc.s. Krilles, furniture.
ASI'ROLOGV CJasseS' Now , • Rtp1lr ~26 DAILY PILCYJ' D t ME. A. Frte est. Bndfil'lld M~.
F!>rmlng. For . Information JIOR CARPETING UNES. -You can UJl'l them 5'i8-254l, 646--57'7
Q\11 :J'h< 8m1 s;.,.. 615-:"61· OR CARP.ET.l.,'YING 101-.;at penn"'5 •do¥· Dial THE QUICKER' YOU CALL.
642-2070 &ll-5'?8 . , THE •QUICKER. YOU SELL
Burroughs Corp. ..
New Commerci1I Computer' Pl1nt
MISSION VIEJO
Now ·toking 1pp11-,1r.n. f~r
i~~SE~'BLERS
, , " J';.. • • at our new plant ln Mission Viejo. Calif .
·• Some experience preferred. Jo~ open
In January will lie at our loc1tion In
lrvlne. · '. . :
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Apply 8 .am -4:30 pm
Monday lhrough Frld•Y
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
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IUYSI
25725 Joronlmo RtH
Mlt1lon Vloj9, Cllit •
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.Ml.LY.PILOT Sll~rdp, JlllUllf 11. 1970
&.·~ ~OYf"•N • •Y•s .. .,,.,. .. ,,_,...,.. & IMPLOYMIN~ Joas .. IMl'l.OYMINT JOIS & IMPLOYMINT JOl,S .. IMPLOYMINT MlltCHANDISI FOR MERCHANDISE FOlt 'MlltCHANDISI POlt
' -.s ·= " ''"' ---"· . --___ · •·•oo.':.l"<I 0 ru':'f._._. SALE ANO.TU.DI .SALE AND TRADI SALi ANO TRADE i1 Jobo-Men, W~-7100 Jobs-Mtn, Wom. 7100 JolM "'""' W,..,. JIOO Jobo, Mo<-. Wom. 7 IOO Jobi -MOI!, Wem: 7100 -" ,. " '""" ,_ ~ &NGINEE'ft. mtthM.t~I. JtOUSEKEEPER. lJve Jn 1 t , n"Ovfct' • tWl 1 end • LQQ~G tor a IOlJd f\lturt Furniture aoqo Ai"ltlques 8110 Ml1cell•neou1 8600
Exp. In plplrv destan. for tk\erl)' couplt M'e,tur1 NURSES ~.. two. ·~ ' 1 .... ,~, D ·~mt II ~ ' but &tttina· r (JS:ti) tota tt ebain $69.tl. 5ntPS Ancbor Ball, 2 lmarl
hHtiJW & ale. Pttftr some "'wnan pref. can iu..6oo1 Inc ~" nfcht ·,daif~ ~· ~ .• J.lltON OQLl '-"R. +P~ ~~.r ~= NOWHEflt't • Ultd Philco 6cnlole eablnet bowk. Rosewood fish, 6 Old POOL TABLES
up. apt. can• tr u c 171 o ~: HOUSEWIFE Nttdtd • 4 hr bM;lllta. .Awtf Jief"IOllnel ~""·RUon bu ....... :! I ~ e»nd. 990 E. ~t L?ok Into a euter as J. rhlk A wbt. ~TV $58. Oe&ka Faahloned Books. 1!5.>1172 Secard Pool
1,,, s.'1anct:·flo Inc. 1... . Director So. Coa•t Com--..... .._ ..,. ... ....,. or RADIO ANNOUNCER ' tor tcenai&tfl $9.95 each. wl•teet e.ncn.vtnp, Old BRUNSWJCK-Ai'IP' I
.. ·,' '42-:i'JU) wkly, houseclt•runz. Call nntnlt,-Hosp., 31812• CouL .married man over, 25 at ,11,,...,,,;;·~N~B,_~-~~~ Trl-3al0 . 'lbe FaCWry, l885 }(art.or, pu~e cla.u co 11 e c I or, Oi1tom Slate Tablt
Eicrow Officer 64!j...,9()94 aft 6 PM. Jlwy,1 So. t..a.iwm:eu11, Onc!f'. Oppott\U'lltl' f0r ,S800 SERVICE •tatlop aketldant, Imtltu14 ¢ S4G-6M2 1te11111, Ira: l1cqut'rM tr&y 1'1'0tu Sm •i to $1!(1. Fee neiotlable.. >.1nt ' ext.~ mo. to .tart, R\iht fr\Al'I can I · p/Ume (2.t). 1 yr ru!dent. Broadcast Arts 8' SOFA ~ver used quilted v</motber of pearl pewter 1009'1 financing
;i sta.ble &fO"'ing orian1zation ITT JABSCO CANVPARTA~ f .i , 't1tn~i$p~n~O!n.._>~· Ph. f15-6650 1601 N. Brll'to~ S.A. floral 'aootchiua~ Sl35 &: c.op~r. w/lolding at&nd. • SEC.ARD POOLS*
t sta.ndatd es c r 0 w work ~ '"' SERV Sta Attlmlla.nt, ~p . .,...,.,.. ............ ,..,.. matchi,._ ~t S85 Cali Steins, Toby nui.a1 6 pc'1 !l.U-1992 -•·-~ NB AU¥CTIONEERING -. ,.tl:,,,.. · '''-l'Y ratt: ca.ratnt1 slq. 32! S. Main SI. Orance ~II• COLLEGE STUDENTS SALES PERSONNEL no<. ~·• ~"""' ~.. • . "~• JASON IEST INSPECTOR HOUSEWIVES • -Touco ·,..Miko RECU!.AA 2 WEEK TERI\! Clolo>nno ll•m• 1J I 1 I QUl:£N SI HJdOlbnd, ST>. 2 Mele a. Fem1lt · n. in ~ ..• ,,,. fo· r ~·-•r•. 5 PC btdraam group_ -6 P.f1Jtt,'1, 3432: Vta Opotto. H1 .• Bck Chrl, ...... ea . rtnn "'Em...i--.:-nt A<ency -$1.00 .. , hour' plUI bol'IU!ff. ' . SERVICE· Station Allen(!. °"' .,..., ~..,......, d d ~ t"VJ"" " YoW'll ... rtSllve ex-·..,. •'"am •-.. _ an auclio..,r. rawer ttaser w/mirror -Lido I1land. Call ~. Kin.,..i-Bd. SSO. ~·in Bd. -So. f\IAin. Santa AM ,,.1en or women. over aae U. ' · . ' .-rv· £xper Full time: Prefer U<"-"° -J •· d•-·-• 2 I ·•· ·•• __,, -EXPERIENCED inc property manaif'mtn( ' \VEST·BEST SCHOOL OF '""8 UUllTU"' n le sta ...... , 9Alof-5~t. $10. 5' Antiq Yello1v Ottuer
EX 'CUT!VE SECRETARY tour houl's • lilY. C..U P.tt. comp""y hu open1~, for' oldtr m•n. AJ:iply 560 w. $4995 Assorted dinette 069 Gib .r;; !f'i1·e Yean Minim. um·) L"!n"' 61""~! ·• !9th st c M AUCTIONEERING, 206 W. ·1 · _ · . L11ded Hanging Sh1dea &. mil'ror, $4.'>. l son f'OR PUBLISHING "' .,. -ie~ &gent!. Previous ., · ·' 4th, santa Ana, tiJS..5000. cha rs $4.~ each. 2 hana;inr * 5-ll-2578 • Otl\'e GM!'" Dbl Dr 11 cu ft
COrtlPA.W PRESIDE.NT r.fech&nlc$.l inapeclOr tor PnJME tteip For Sandwich Jeuing or. rtnt&I experlC1tk:e SE\\'lNG: ChaerfW young -lamps J!·s.5 each. The Fs.c refr~ $200. '69 llolpoint
E'xper. l adapt&ble to a wide manufactuttr of i.mall oom· Shop. No Saturdays or SWI· be!pM. Cont.a.cl lady tor fa&t & accurate **LEARN ABC Shorthand tory, 1885 Harbor, 540-68U S • M hi 1120 'A'hite \\'asher & Dr)', $80 ea.
variety of projects. Heavy mo~ol pump<. 1 .. c ....... ti"" days, Call Ms.<m2. MI&S .LOU BUNTING aewing in ·J..a&una Sch. tor easy note ta.klnr. 3' Life . ewin9 IC net Call 64~76:Q.
, 11tnorette dicta lion, ha;h! ol ;rchased mat~;;J ~ PORTER • Steady Jariitorial tn4J ~ 494-8179 Ttme Sal aesskml on:ly i10. Office Furniture 1010 1969 SfNCDt Z I c. ZAG . _* __ A_U_C~Tl~O~N~-*~ I
bo0kke$ping, S.H. helpful. mtth1ned parts to assure \\'Ork. Good pay. Cal J SALES ~ippina: Dept '\'rite tor recilliraUoo ~rd OFFICE FURNIT. UR'E walnut con!OI~., bu I Io 11
, f.tustbev.-ell~,artic· proper quallt.y and dimen-642-.11170,Ext9. now! ''Sat Seuion1", 273 NE\VA;USED e deib ~Jes, desrrns etc lI)'OUYtUlseUorbuy
, ql&te & attractive. Xln'I :!'ions Good working condl. POWER PLANT MECHS. Profe~ional training pro-~!"~"""!Pl., C.?<.1. or call • ch&i.ra • /lk>ll vuaranleed; S36.00 C.Uh ur 'ive Windy a try
1 Workinr c.ond. & Co. Fringe ttoo & benefits. \\'ork overseas. ,..,.11t:acf fl'am. Tor t't!:corded tntor-Iii~· .....,_,,.,., McMAHAN BROS. .ea.~y.terms .
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526-66IG AucU011s f'riday 7:30 p.m.
FEMALE f'acrory Packa.&· APPLY rN PERSON TO $400 Sa.Jes Trainees lsa.2 N~'JlOl'I. Blvd. 1ccc;.::c:.:.·...;.::.:.;.c.. _ _;;8..;l .::25 21J7S~; N~rt, 01 646-8686
aenena. Call • 673-2981. Vernon Pierce 714: ,r.:'l610 m<ltion Pl'lonr 835-1375. ~ THEATRICAL • 7900 DESK INC. Mulic1I ln•t. Windy's Auction Barn
ei-L 5 ft S" or ~ri2sll.fG OR IN \VRITJNG Receptionist. S • n la Ana, 8 MEN WANTED: Coeta Mesa * &42-8450 1;..1PORTED "v)ol" b a 5 s Sel\in.i Tony's Bldi'. l\Tal'I.
per hr. to start. t>eu.utitul ollice, 'Fee split te!nnlo BOYS & GIRLS Wli'H SEMI.Circular inla1d walnut guitar $ 4 O. Bonham TRUNDLE Bed-Antiqued
• , f"i~rilau: Product~n EQU~MO~~~ITY Call J...orainne. \Veitclllf Per· NEEDED ..---A DESIRE TO BE ON executive conference desk, ul~Jex doublt amp ;125. dark, di1t~&aed teak "'ith
: Trainees 1M/f1 11ppy 50l'ln!I, 2043 \\"estcllff Drtve, IMMEDIATELY TELEVISION ... mlltch. credf:~ le: Juda's 5Ai4238 strap hardware. mattR11e1,
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Bro11>111n. 1'-ffg. Co .. 1916 N.B. 64<2TIO (fee .••• Fee . GENERAL For ~-On "·-era Aud•·-h "•'I ·-~· "' nn I u~ 120 B ntaht •land cost -0 sell
Pt.-nu·•. eos•· •1,,.. 1483 Dale \\ra.v •"'d ~.-, avotloblel~~ NO l'l'I"" .....,., c r ........ °"'-ra, -........ (w;, new ass • _..,, .... ,....., JV EXP.NECESSARY tioninYour.Aree.Ca.UOr· · CONTELLO Accord ion. S149.10rollsScbums.cktr's
543-U71 C.Osta Mesa, ca!iJ. PBX An Se . ~.......... NOW OPENING & EXPAND. -CLERK-•ll&e O>unty, S47-62:il. Office Eauipment 8011 S250. c&n 549-3874 air 5. wallpeper. Pr. -m:atchin;: 5· rvice ....,..,..r JNG. LOCA,L !'llARKETING .i:: drapes. 60 x 5.'.i $56. 6 rolls
FRY COOK
(Eveiun& dufn
Apply Ill pe.rsoli
2to5pm
Thi F ive Crowns
Rest•urant
380'l E. Pacific Cout Hwy.
Corona del Mar No ph, Wis
Forei9n Cir Mechanics
Good ea. beotftrs, tncl p&kl
vacation. group inl, uni.
fonn1 f\unl81\t'd Ire&. Good
comm_ schedule. Aak for
Joe ~llJOr'e Ph. S6Q.1764.
CEN'i:RAL OFf'JCE-1
Respons1ble Cir! P'riday,
mornlnp onl)" Dictaphone,
<n4) M;>-8251 Pref. Traintt Considered. BRANCHES IN A.i'lAHEIM, MERCHANDISE FOR FRO~f Architects office new AUTOHARP !oil decorator bath ro 0 m
LAB TECH -Parl time Evel)ing Hn. H.B. Area.. GA~OEN CROVE. SANTA ~~lellh.:rma~;:riJ~~t: SALE AND TR.ADE 7' Exee Desk $2&1. A. 8. Julil ~~-jQ 11·aJ/pa.~r $5.l 5-10-2330
Studtnt ideal. ?!tale pttltmd 536-SSSI. AN A & HUNTJNGTOt~ packaain; materials. Furniture IOOO Dick nllmeo $398 k splrittl-===:;:;:;;:=:=== ~ Lb. Roll roolini .. , , $3.9.5
Quality control, Lab for Can BEAai. rlup l 1160. Ovtrhtad pro.. • 4)(8 pane.!Jin.. $1 99
J\l an u fi.ct urcr. Phone PRODUCTION INCOME RANGE ,·ector •tso. 31·· """"r cutter Pianos & Or91n1 1130 -............. .
" WORKERS Coll Po,.onnol Dopt. 17 l'c. King Size ~·~·"c. ~~~·~ ·-·~c..~~:-::1;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;.1"8 \'"Plywood ...... sz .. 19
54~3920 Equal Empl. Op-$532 TO $680 (714) 494-9401 !.""' ""'"""' Exttrior white 11a1nt .. $2.9:l
portu11ity NEEDED PER MONTH -Bedroom EDISON Voice \\-Tiler Model COSTA MES:\ * KEYPUN.CH * Trainees or Experienced TO START l..af1:e 9 drawer dre.&ser, mir. EV-E $1Jj. • BUILDERS SUPPLY
OPERATOR ALSO e Young Mene TELONIC ror, 2 bed11ide atanda, kina &;Z.fOO.i If' you are buying « Piano !TOO Superior, C~I ;Ji,1;:2826
Swing ~al· t.K~er Olli': yea..r Experienced Inspector eH.S. Gr•d or Equiv.e •ize head~. frame, quilt. TYP~VRITER. Addi n i ~~ ~~~~t~hi~1 ;;:Rreaf. • .Open S~ayl'I •
industn typunch e.xpen. for p C Bo•rds • Or•n9e County ed mattress, sheets, blank• ms.chine, calculator. very Jy great deals. ,.lease shop WHI~ ;old Dia.mop<! ~ e~. Apply Residence e INDUSTRIES eU. etc:. rt'a11 .. xlnt cond. 892-2423. V.'ARO'S BALDWIN STUDIO w/ .1 small diamond& S1..J. COLLINS • N t A . e O.Oice of Spa.rush · . Carpet-approx t2x20 s~.
RADIO CO. APPLY IN PERSON ONLY . ea ppe1r1ng or :Modern Style G1r19e Sile 8022 1819 Newpo1t. C.rtl. .642-8484 Table & 4 chair11 $2:1.
19100 Jambo~ Rd. BET\VEEN 9 Ml It 11 A.~ T~~1re ~~cpee:!~roly'~•r· L•guna Be•ch All For $249 •. oc?~~ .. Every Nile Ctirome table & 4 chairs
Newport Beach 11' --------1 '"' ,,_..Nay Aflernoon $2.i Leather reeling chr $35. Equal opportunity empl!JY'l!.r Oiceon Electtonlc' vlN'. call today only, the Equal opportufli~ empl())'er ~o do"'"' Pmls, only S9 mo SUPER GARAGE SALE: Proctor toaster $2.50. Call
18522 Von Karmon markctini . branch nearest SI1TER. Live in H.B. -atta. WELK'S' WAREHOUSE f'ri, Sat &: Sun. &drm set, &IG-4668 Sun & i\fon only.
MAIDS. Experiencfd. Al.!IO tl'Yinf CaUf you 4 ·ldte 3 · dinette set, corner couches,1'!!"'!!~~~~~~!!!!!•1-=:;;~;;~~~~ mall! tor house1':eepin& (Neat o.C. Al~) A~im 1\1 Z.9289' s75 .1.lo. chi n. In -pcle lamp, coffee l&hll!J, 1401' PIANOS .t ORGANS DECORATOR
• a.nsv.'f:r telephone. Nr OC
airport. 54(')..2476
•• rk. "·n Brown• 31106 So. H 1. 0 •• h 11chool. Refer. Middl!! Ai'· 600 w. 4th St .. Santa Ana °"' uo 1ngton aa1C 543..9285 9SZ-Jl4l. (21J) 83(}..2704 0 record albwnll, TV, kitchen NE\V &: US!:D
Coast Hwy, So Laguna p RO f' E SS ION AL Sale Garden Grove. 543-9280 Sa pe;G Daily s.9 11.ppli&nces, toy5, k 11 i c. •Yamaha Pianos Orians
MAIDS WANTED Career -Searchln"' for man Santa Ana 543-8281 Sl'ITER Required, must 1· Sun. ll-G knack:-;, decora.tor it.em11 -e Thomas 01,ans
Clo1ing Out Stock
Thouss.nds of yards of drap-
ery rabrlcs. Carpel samplts
of all makes. GENERAL OFFICE
Elect typewriter, lll kie.y ad·
der. Al;e 25-35. Sal open.
1741 Placentia.. C.M.
GENERAL Office -P/time.
S. H. N~. Good "'/
filures. Call 673--5333
To $550
GOod Opportunity
1 \2 yn;. experit>nce ...,.Ith f'in·
ance Co. Draft exempt. Call
Ann, "'estclill Per1011nel,
20U °"'est.cliff Dr.. N.B.
64.>2770 (fee and Ftt Pd.
job<)
HAIRSTYLJSTS: Spatt for
rent. Perilli Hair Stylina:.
Ca.ll 642-7800
HEAVY EQUIP. MECHS.
Work ·overseas. Contact
Vtmon Pien=e TI4-T7~261J)
'" have tran&, hours 6:30 am-9 RN * ~lM.5 * to learn our business am SALES FU ITURE returned from loo numtrous to menlion. e Kimball Piaoo1
harxlle sale& executll'e posi. am daily 5 days. NB display studios, model hom· 33212 J\lesa Vl.sta Dr., Dana • Kohler & Campbell
MANAGEMENT tion. Traininc 111COme p~ &12·8912 es, decorators canc:ellation. Point COAST MUSIC
PERSONNEL vidtd. College, sales or For Rerorded lolormat1on Sl"ITER·Nice lady 10 cart Spanish I< r-.ted iterra.nean Garage Cll!a.~ut Sal<' NEWPORT.&: HARBOR
Responsible and agve11sivt, busine11s evn. ;-.,Jarried Phone 83.5-4029 for 5 yr old -'rt, 1 d•" wk. RD FURNITURE c IA •t ..... .,.,.,.,=1 ~,, 6' -.,, Kenmore dryer, .... ·01'k11 ~at. os " esa ..-...,. . .....,
able to ''-ork lonr hOurs. 542-5623 Ext. Z21 SEAi\fSTRES.S, asst designer Hrbr View area. 644-4154 1844 Newport Bl., C.M. :; tempemture ·5el1ini:; s35. Open lo.6 P'ri tQ.9 Sun 12.5
AP PLY JN Pf~SON PRESS OPERATORS & sample maktr, exri. Refs. Sl{Al\.fPOO GIRL every nlte 'tll 9 Cheap slat bencl\ $S End J Cl l~l!~~X. ~e:e~ch S&i!d. \Vomen • \\·ork for plastics 499-2540 bel, 11, aft 6 f.fust be licensAled. \Vect., Sat. & Sun. 'Iii 6 table v.•/drawer. I ig ht 30U3ry earance
moldin;: plant. Eve shill SCRE\V illACHINE CONTESSA H .R GIGANTIC JANUARY fruil.,.,wd. French Provio· Five Points Shopping Center, ... ., .,3.,0 SALE' ~ * TRAINEES * FASHIONS. CLEARANCE SALE! rial. i\'lake offer! M!>--0671 • Huntington Beach ==~==----67S.33&5 OR REAL ESTATE $137.25 * ' * Savt up to 80% PATIO SALE Sal & Sun 10-5 0 HA,\[i\10ND e 011:"an11
'.?JOO Harbor Blvd. l salespeople needed now? per \\"f"ek lo start SYsrEMS Al~ALYSTS Use our store chafie plan 2 contour ch.rs $25 ra. Blood • Pianos • Speakers
Harbor Shoppin& Center Immediate floor time !or $132.50 Work overseas. Contact Master Charge corner table SIO. OPEN SlJNDAY
9-646-'331.
USED Qothiog • Ladies
Size11 8 & 10. Good C.On·
dition. Reasonable. 6iJ.44l-I.
J\fi&s i\1ike"11, 3-132 V i a
Oporto, Lido Island. llAill·
SPJ\1 .
TENNIS Club mem~r1hip ·
Ne\\"porl Beach club. "Best
in !he \Vtsl." Offered at a
:!'a.Vitlt::o1 of $-ISO. Ca I I
642-3067 pves. Costa Mesa qualified lictnsers. Full alter JO days Vt-rnon Pierce 714-774-:J610 Bankamericard Rolo-broiler avtn $10. Other AFTERNOONS 124
program includes C?qUity Apply, z. D. PRODUCTS TYPIST Approved Furniture misc il('mS. m Goldenrod HAMMOND CLOSE OUT MANAGEMENT trainee:. Ai· 3100 Pull . Joana, guaranteed sales, man Call 642"-7725 betwee n 2159 Harbor, 01 548-9660 Avie, Cdill. 644-26.12 i~ CORONA DEL ~lAR on new elo••-, at FANTA• greuive young man ln· _.. . Cost r-.le u..: .,.
I job ·th f tuwe--ins & progreSS'l\"t a sa 8:J0-..':30 Monday-Fri. SALE Sat. Like new nau•h. GARACE SALE Sat & Sun-2.S5i E. Coast Hwy, 673-8930 TIC prices. 11ize& B-16. Sat. & lett&!ed 0 WI UtUre t!'lllnin" ,......,.,.Ml. 54Q..5(32 f I'~ 0
in fumitu~ rental ro. 517 '" •va• UTILITY man. heating &: so a -... m.uch. cltr SJJ, Jan 17th & 13th. 919 DaJTeJI FREE Sun 12-4 429 Via Lido Soud.
w_ 19th, C.J\[. MS-3481 Rex L Hodges, Rlty. Sec'y Administra tive a/c main.t~nai,ce. Mu 1t Record cabinet $.15. Cofiee ~~~·lorlyo~tb ~i.pl~. ORGAN CLASSES 1 ~N~·~·~'~'"~"'7"--..,..-=-=~""'
MANICURIST Wed thru Sal. Promotion hu created open-l\ave car. Ba1~flo Irn:. lbli, Jamp1, many other •·--:--MONDAY 7:30 Pt.I AQUA Colored Rtbig, 11.9
$20 Daily Guaranteed J!ler--547.&j --ing fer 8J1 . admini~_tive 714: 642-STOO . '" . item&. Kenmore v.·utier & GARAG~ SALE. f'urn1t1.1r1, NO OBLIGATION cu . ft. 35 lb treezer". Xlnt
HOSillT ALIT'l HOSTESS is T loolting-ior mature women
¥ tO Weloome newcomera to
the communily. Must have
typtwritt-r. car. and be bOo.
dable.. Apply 235 I:. i\ta1n,
Suite 7, nu.in, Ca I If.
544-69'25
. · --· Secre\ary lo lite C.Onttollrr · · .· tt.~e 9ryer $290 •• 1200 McC.onnack f k hdbrd tab\ bl "-
rell Hall' Df•ian. ~l. RECEPTI~~m,:: . l' ro n t ot ·a.' !ta.ding bie.arinl 'mfg., -.·•-•...W.A.l~~s Ln, C,M. "'-llJ..1814 · ~ •• ~i:~ it~~. &ra-tl>3. ~·· GOULD MUSIC C.Olld. s:io, D , ... .,ger 675-1721. ...._ ·-Qesk. G1t1' . v.·/c:ICP,et as.. ..:vmed..:..Ufttits req.~ng t11a.veyard:. shlft:..-.~rl(,.nc· • · · · "":: · ""· w/mirror .. .S~ .. 1i mll tl way
MAN FOR WEE TOP· n-cept, in dt'ntal office. H.B. 60+, SH" lOO, proficient on ed. Ovtr-21.~ NO ·: P~NE ASS?R 1 r;o Oklqfei""!i(!C to IM3~N .... Main~ SA--. 547-0681 bed,rSIO.-C'"11 ~53..
PING. PART-'nME • Arca. 846-3540. ! A.~! 2 P~f. calculator Exper essie.ntisl tA!.Ls• 1-3.50 .. u&e(J 7 dnnr;n .-....inut Appli1ncn 1100 • -BEAUTIFUL hand pa.lnted
64., •"~"~,·rs. R t _,1· f '1 l<ONA LANES mgerit chest S39.9J. 2usrd 1---------HA~fMOND Slt'in\\'aY .• Yam· oll -rtr. ait of '""U or """'r _,..,.,., e! &uranl ' SOmf' '-"' tge P~. Salary """" H-~-r C.'ol, square. comer la.hies, I ,~ ,. , ••
IS AD 0 RES N . ., t .. •• th ~ ... ,.,..., " PRIVATE p .. -" Used little. aha. New &: usM pianos of children from a photograph. l\1ATURE W·om a n for • t .. por comme,"'ura"" WI exper. ·, \valnut.1wl\.ite19.95 e11ch. ....." motht'Tll helper. l pm _ 7 Beach's ne11>·es1 restaurant Xlnt btneflt.5 & potential. \\'AITRESS \VANTED: All The Factory l88S Harbor new relriierator. family mo'l makeli. Brst buys in A 1vonderfut idea for that
pm, 5-6 days ...,,k. O\\'n now hirint: cooks, Apply Personnel Ofc. i1hitts. Apply io Person at Sf0...6842. ' • 11i1.e. frost-lr'tt. PerfN:t con-So. cahf. at Schmidt l\fusic special gift. 6.i&J629
transp. 646-23~6 waitr1'sses etc. Please apply Transport Dynamic• 1400 \V. Coast H\vy, N.B. . . rlil ion, .save. a Jo_I! $175. Co. 1007 N. i\1Pin, Santa Ana QUALITI' k\ng bed . quilted
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HOTEL Clerk for be.I.cl\
reaort, part day, part nigb1,
50tlle typirn: ~ accountin&,
bohdable & refe t rnce11.
Perteet for Rmi-rellred er
collea:t student. 494-1196
Laguna ~ach
HOUSEKEEPER • Sitter
1:30-5:30 pm. ?'11ust have
CU-2 boys 10 &. 12 yrs. 346
E. 19th St. 67>1381 days
~eves.
HSKPR -live lo, salary
opf'n, Eng ar S(mn ok .. 011>'T1
rm, ba, Tv. 2 children. ,.,_,.,,
HOUSEKEEPER for bul')'
family, f ull time.
Perm.:neot. Li\·e.\n pre!.
ll.B. ~12-48
HOUSEKEEPER, Live in, 2
adults. a.mp\t salary. Refs.
nqulred. -t!IS-3418
HOUSEKEEPER. Ll~·e 1n.
mother's helper. prlv rm. 2
schl-aa:crs 6'?'5-0310, 548-7197
-~='=---,-,...-=---,,=I in person • 333 Bayside Div. 01 Lear Siegler. lne, f Eq . 1 USED twin beds -Compcsed Apartment size refl'1gera1or. mallrel'l!I Complete. unust'd MATURE woman with timt 0 •• 8 YARD~1AN or uipmtn I htadboard, 1 franie, bx 1l t Ex 11 l i\1 ! ·
hand I . . rive .... · JlJI Segt-rslrom, a .A. R 1 1 Over 21 .ome exce en· ce en 1 ¥ey ag BEAUTIFUL Thomas J $120. 1vo1th S260. 812-&36 ~~M~~7l !11n~~ 611~~;ng. REUBEN'S Jus! off Harbor & \Varner m:.: ·exp. s: daf week. :r:~~ ~·aln~~1::•sti:~ ~·:~~~n~iu:~~"~.~;~· 2114 ::i;u1~1 101~~an,d ia I ac('I="~'~'~· c-c~c-c-.,,.:-::-=c:;
MECHANIC SECRETARY • Receptionist Red·E·Rentals, 1167 Harbor S1.$. As.!IOrted htadboe.rds e • u pe 11 range. TOP Cond· 1'latching Couch
f . Bl d c M J\1.AYTAG & Whirlpool auto Built in rhylh1n. etc . & Ch .,,: · P•ek•~ "·II
HEAVY DUTY Co'I. "e•a or Architectural Ofc. v" · · $<!. The factory, 1885 a '" oc: "" H ~ A ~l Of A H -,,·asher. _late m.odcl, xlnt Reasonabl('. 8·'6-2453 Sto-, Ty.pewriter, TV, •
P-foo· Buick·r.......I or ar..,.,r rea. ~'" c p-a , 540-6842 nd _., e h ,,0 ·~ •w .. v~ p ~ 1· h • 00
617_8·11-, ac · J'fU""OU'" or VERY Rare pl•>·•r pi•...... • •11·,,. &1• ··2'2. r&J. J\I E · pearanct?. roper "'""g 15 School1-ln•truction 7600 ROSEWOOD Berl .. "" " .,...., ., Gene . otors xpenence N°'v inlezvie-wing Language Skillg Essential. double bed ,l'ith roo~ke'a~~ I c::c.=:.,_,_____ baby ~rand, \\'tl.h Ampico MATCHING Couche~. S~O &
Permanent, lor..:J ril,;.;1e posi· s. H. p-f. \V,ge Dependont -"'" REFRIGERATOR • Hot· expression He11r Ra.chm.vl ff s1· lion for ex,.....iie.nced • re.Ii-BUSBOYS ''" headboard. 2 tnd table1 . · . · 1:\:i. End tables &. co tt J r-· e on Capability Send Rei;umc point. Used 9 mo11. 'Vhlte, 1nofl play his music his way. eaeh. •toteh;ng lomp• 1211
able m&n. Excellent t;ll.liu:y Full T'-• · .,.,;th drav.·ers, w/mat-"'..... l'k ' Sa • ••>-1421 4"' ~ "
plUscommWion. f'ineWOrk· rlesired lo Box 5-it>f Doily l&m?s and 9 d r awf!r 8 IC 0 K 1 . .-.. .... \\'/Pertinent Info & \Vage 1m Er .......... I e nev.". ve. .... """"""'" rach. 646--266R
ing conditioru!!, modem ger. • CLEANUP/ Pilol. dresser. on1y $70. 839-3826. ' CUB root e vinator '"ci" & USED. Pianos. NEW &: used clo~. Size vic.c equipment. Refri ;:. Almost N' 1v . Ofi&ns, Rebuilt Grands, 16 20 • 20~, All Sat-!'iun
All l'mpioyee bf>netiti BUSSING e SECRETARY e U~~ 1:'.s.bl~!~ie: :!~ Sllt'rifiC'<', $60. &1~502-1. Wallich'5 C.t.I. 541).28.JO J\l~n. from iG.2 p~f. 2070
l·nclud;og Girls -Days to recreation dlJ'tctor al BUILT Jn Dish"'ilsher, Run-• · •t•pl·. c;t, casion chn $10. Gold 54" T I I 1205 " ' Jn:rurance &. Pa.id vacation APPLY Salar.v $516, to S618. . ... , !''., credenza $Z9. The Factory, ning Condition. Vtry Clean. I ev1s on DINTNC tablr.. 4 cha.ir11.
CALL JOE COLANTONIO t;i.;J \V. ADAl'lS CITY OF :_:j jj \:i!\'. -188:) Harbor, 540~42. $~9. 557-7572 Lease Color ·rv or Black &-Po11, Niagal'a cyclo-
f'OR APPOINTMENT OJSTA r-.IESA LAGUNA BEACH · · · '; ': ii;;~· ,..... QUALITY king bed • quilted FRICTDArRE Refri_t('r11tor '"hite. Option to buy. Free mai;sai:rr unll. S.Uophone .
Pooli; Buick, 23.1 E.17th St. Shorthand, type, file, varied Excellrnt condi1ion. service. No dtpo&il A-Active 549-JlTI Costa i\ft-M. :;4&.nGj See Betty Bruce al dutie!. Application lorms mattreu. O>mplete unused ~"" ., ... 31~ al C :"":::_:77=,.-,,:-:-;,,.7"-'
newport .
personnel
_agency
A,enq. ror Career Clrls
410 W Coast H\Y)'., N.B.
By appoint. 646-J939
1120 worth 1260 ... .., ""'~~ ..,,,.,. * .....,... °"' TV Rent o. Ca~t l•oor ho• Jli Lo availablt City Holl, 505 f'or-• · .....,.....,,,., Ill 5-11~~ ,,.~ '"J eves. La.te J\1odel Automatic · · ,,_ ·"' nylon! 11.99 yd. Sha.gs
elit A"·e. Deadline f'eb. 3rd, \Vashtr A-1 Cond. $-13 ~IAGNAVOX Consolt 23" from $3.50 uri + my lahor, 1970 OMEN! 4 J\Iaple bar stool!, 2 ~ttp · MEN & W tablie.s, r-oll. table, la.hie 769l2 \V. 20tl\ 646-~48 t-ve:\. TV. At.1-Fi\I srerPO, rnusl 90c JM!r yard. 847·1519
To $600 COMPUTER PROGRAJ\t· lamp, floor lamp, wall USED Appliance & TV's. all s<!ll 175 or offtr. 67'"r478'1 CAR.AET fnstallt>r haa onie.
Secret~ry -Bookkeeper, ld~ar r.11NO IS TifE KEY TO s.he:lves, plctur@S. 675-4812 guaranteed. Dunlap·~. 1815 roll, avocado nylon carpel.
HOUSEKEEPER. 1 d 8 Y Prof•1sion1I Service week, new home near Hun· $75,000?
Beactt are:a location. ean I YOUR PROmABLE DEPENDABLE -·eh. only Ne"'poft. C.~t. !>48-7788 Hl·fl & St•r80 1210 Double jute-be.eked. 'Vill sell Lorainne, \Vestclilt Pt>rnon-FUTURE .. .,.. S3 y&rd 540-724· nel )).13 \\"estclill Dri"'· ! l:l,000 miles. Folds into bed. BOGEN Public addre ss aU or Pftt1. / · J tington ~· M7..{ll&J for the employer
•nd the 1pplica"' * IMPORT 133 Dover Dr .. N.B. e Auto ~chan ic 642-3870 549-2743 e Service Writer Nursing
• D1ta1I & LOt Ma11 RN or L VN
New car dealership, good co. C.a.lifornia L\cen!e
~itll It ""-orlting conch· +12 Pl\! shrft ava.U .
tion'-. Pho~ 6ffi·930l. l:?·S Ai\! shift avail.
I S \. 0 UR AD IN APPi.\"' IN PERSON
N.B. 1)45.2770 ff'ee 4nc:1 f'et Ou1es st.a.rt 1100n. $20. 191~ Fullerton, C.?if. Antiqvn Bl 10 amplifier. 25 watt, like new, WADE REYNOLDS 011
For Recorded Info paid job!ll . Pilot proiram ofterlng the .;""~"~'~5~P~Mt_~~~--1:-;;;-;;;-;;;;-:::::::::--:;:~:::,I cost SSO. no1' $40. 2 walnut 8 PaJnting. portrait of young
Phone 543-3191 c.:.:.:..;:s"'E'°C~R~E~T~A~R~Y--fine1t equlpmen.t and fat'1l· FORCED '° sell s· ?-.fed.it. LOUIS XJV qutto 1dze ~ x 12 x 24" s~akcrs, both for airl. 18"x:ZO". Pr i \I 11 t e
SARAH COVENTRY h Illes a.vallablel Rt'&l·tlme sofa, 7 pc Busti din rm set, $300; coffee tbl. m•al top, $10. 83$.3826 O\lo~r. Bc~t olfer. 830-4134 as Gen. lnsurance Agtncy computer programmlni:. di opt'nings for full or part r.talure .,.,,oman expericnct'd 5 pc BallRI BR 5et, coU~ & fren<:h lcg11 Sl6C; la es BRAIDED n1gs. like nev.
time salt>s. No 11\ve.&tment, in all lint":s of insurant't'I. The .4.-..1-.' , _•_nd_1b_l•_._1_ll_8'6--09ro _ _c__ flN!sser. inl11 id mahogany Sporting Goodt 1500 llxll & ix9. Jonnson ~12
no deliveries. For interview, Salary OPtll. New olt1ce. tll,;il~llJ HIDE-A-BED, couch, rocker. S3SO: chair. Victorian ~lyle. Sport&man used 20 Ill's.
540--0614 Great opport. 644--1~ of~ · n1aple coffee &; ,.nd Ibis. ?u~ty "?&I!. velvC't up~lsl.er· SCUBA GEAR 968-72'~
•·1 T......&.niologim huteh. d;,,.110. l~" b-1·d-.t ini; S9»: chair, V1ctor~an Tv.·in h's \V/J val\'e &, ~C,POO:,,,,~L~T~•~b~l•-.~ •. ~.---l'°d~tc---op. ·~es SEC'RETA"Y -•llractivl' 1m1 v *"..., '"' ~ st ·11: lull back & seal oll\·t "' ... y $17,157.70 \\'AS TIIE NA· i·oung l•d~y for .. -rk con 1,,,. 1 rue. 5fereo, bkcase, lamp$. !1,.;1 •••· 11.,,1 ',.nd bool.'i: Ull:e Nu, $!)0 . likt Tie\v, Sl7:J. Cl.ASSITTED~ Someone v.111 Huntington Se-at'h
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'. Job....Mon, Wom. 7100 Jobs-Mon, Wom. 7100
.. ., • ~ .... """II \'<· ' . -· 1• 1"" ' ne ... •lator. Llkf" Nu, $30. Coll :Ar ~ .... 1 TION·\\'IDf. AVER AGE offict\ ·-1yp1•1 "1fh ~ A J dr "'' I ·'oo• •· -g ., m_ent'&n. a\i,. • u s-11.r Guo. Sea lluntt:r, 12.J. ~~~-=-=..,.--~I CO~tMISSION p&irl our full ,pleasant personality to meet Un ion l•nk lquara LOUTS :\'V rhn set 6 can'f!t'f Sl6,l; coU~ table. ~mall c~f1 .673-l!/7:i BALBOA Sfly Club n1l'f'l\·
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INSPECTION
Electronic l~spector
ht & 2nd Shift
Varian Data M.dchines located in tha Irvine
Industrial Complex, has an immediate open ...
. fngs for a Electr<>Mecluutlcal Inspector.
Requirements include 3 to 6 months ex?eri·
en ce in electro mechanical assembly or ln·
IJ>ICtion. and familiarity 'vith the electrontc
· -colorLCod~, components: and assembly draw·
in gs.
Excellent starting rat.es and fringe bene-
fit t>rogram including 12 days vacation
dunng the 1st year of employment ruid
a stock putchase program.
ViriaR Data Machines
A VARIAN SUBSIDIARY
2721 MldMllCM1 Drive, Irvine, C•llf. '2"4
(San Diego Frwy. lo Jambol'ft ofI·ramp
· . l block S. of Michelson Drlv•)
~ .\ll;Eqµal Op1>9rtµnlty Employer M·I"
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time men last YP.•r. \Ve public and an~"·er phone, South Tow•r cha1r11 lable ~rx3~2' all round niarblt lop $3l:i; bcrsh1p for salt, rea&>nable .
need a good man over ~O In Laguna rilguci 8 r,,. hlN 4D \\'/Ca.briole less I 4 5 O. Bureau, cherry, 1\mtMC11.n ATTENTION :""°."'bunny. Ca.II : 1·213 : 799-4428
the BeaCh Citlrs 11rea. Take 4~222 'lran1i, Cellf., t26&6 642-0239 sn:i: JUdilt-1 day couch, 08k Oirttt from ~e1delberg, APT Si Rangl", SlO. Ri1...v
1hor1 trips to conlact ==~~~----C1ll 547·9471 .~TCH=~---~-= chiw foot n.i•t upholslerina: Gerrna..ny __ newp1Urof Sohler !"-•";.·Gold ~ha"'. •vi, Grey -··lorn-. Air -·II A. H. SECRETARY PT/1me ~~"'"~""'""'""'~~I HA cover table SJO, Ski 610 ~ SIO ~..., au..t £A.I.... ~ .,.... ---· .,_ (P Of • 01· f 'tM ..,._ S300: .uaorted Imps "pie· -.. -io::u • ~ ... -.... ....,., 673-Giti. Patt-, Pre1., Tex1U Rtflnery ennl. f1c-e Detail for ITS YOUR MOVE l\'t 50a ..,.,. ~·cnch .. ~ ~ 1-lfr's Rep Type SH Ex . Provincial dre:sslng Table tures. Lo\'t ~I. \vhl!c da· 8' llOBtE Pin 'Tai I GRAND Piano. f ischer con. Corp., Box 711, f'ort \Vorth. " · · ' · 1i· .," "~" mask upholsten.,... 5165 Stt Surfboard fut l:. clean~ Texu 78101 per Nee. 4·16 l\rs wk. Full :>. ~ .,. • • • · temp $1200 RCA color T'J
de.tails 10 Box 53.\l, D.ail.v Dl1covtr • Gre•t New 8 -'-E-A\Tf-_-'Twf-n-b-,d-r o_o_m 1tt, Oval rlbbtd, do'.''n pU. KI 9-1597 $J50. ·Both ~bony. Si3-~9
SALES PERSONNEL
l'lt«led put time tor &dull
luxury apartment complex .
PrevlouJ Mle1 or ~a.sini
exp. required. Call
OAK\VOOD CARDEN APTS
642-3170
~le11
SALESMAN WANTED
to 1u~rvi~ boys, age 12·16.
In ne""Jpaptt field. You will
not tlel!ver newspa.pel' or
collect. ?-lusl llvt in Cot:ta
f<.teaa Art'&. $100 11-111rantte
hr•t tv.'O \\'ttk$ If you
q11allfy, Must ho.ve ~tttlnn
wagan or \'8.o. Ce.It i\1r.
Valdei &nytlme a1 213:
1!6>-2096
SALES
Prolnsional traininc pro-
sram. For recordtd tnfor--
matlon pbflne &15-1371. •
Pilot. N.B-CtNtr With The !11tte, t yr old. $325. 6"-1161 IO"A'll sm; t<.fuc. s~s.2900 B'xlO,' FOLD·OUT ten!. ~If AcL'°EUT="1"A"N"'m=,.=-rox=-.•Fu'-"11"'2I
SECRETARY: Assistant to i .:"::'::":..::.'---~--8TH ANTIQUE &tol"in; pol1i11, used tW'lce. kt <:01! Sacrifice CaD •
President. Salary S5IXI lo AIRLINES iROUND Dinette, Ne'-"'r Mar SHOW & SALE ~t $225. $11J. 494-<1382 ~ ar. , ~ Ba9ed on Exper, c.all Ma.pie, t .leaL 4 chrs. & HUI· JAN. 15, 16, 17, 18 SC U 8 A GEAR $100, or FINE mei"1.1d ring! S3J.4jQ ~ O OPE;JtATIONS AGENT c:h. S150. 6f6....3CU, Th~~ Trij,Sat ~-l~JM trade for Cl\r or motoreycle. and stones S21·SOO, di8COUnt
SECRET1\RY -Construe-a n~ ••I.Es SER'~ ..... "''OOd and ay 10 •• 4!M-&946 ** to rAr. 499-194.l ..,__ """'Mo• ""' • ~"""' ... Loni[ Beach Municipal Aud. oN·ir • • uvn. P/Tim~ Or FuU Time. e ttESE'R.VknONS cs.ne $4S. 8' ~ ... ~slip
Call 53 turday, 54~ e AIR FREIGHT.CARCO cover. $50. f94...468S • LofW Beach Blvd.£ Ml1ce!l1neou1 1600
Ocean A\'e. Misc. Wanted 1610 Service Sl&lion. SeI'Vlce l)fopt e C0~1t.fUNJCATIONS BEIGE \"llt)'I couch & chair. ANTIQUE SHOP l·~ide...a,·bed. Hkf! . ne~ ~· -· , !~ Net<k'd1 O TRAvf.:L ACl:."'NT Excellent condltk>o, $45. CLOSING DOORS I I 3.) 1nm Exllkta V:"\ $6.l. Fri. * $135 PER WEEK + •94-9704 SU m "°"!Ano CM $ WE BUY $ Fnr Nt1v J\fa.rk C. Bloome Airline Sthoola Pacific ! ! EVERYTlfl1'G C0£.S : : n. · ' · f CM Sto Oi i pC, Otcon.tor din. 1e1: S TUES THRU SUN. l0-6' ./ JS $\V polk'I' spetlal. belt *
•1 • re Mfe Ures &: 610 E. 17th, S•Ptl An1 pe. king site Br. sot: ~bed. 1~·%! Be•ch Blvd. .~ hr)J,. Spec. ;;::rip~. Ss:i. $ FURNITURE sl\l:W'~. ftf"frr \\1111 tniin. r .. • .1.ac11.1. All i%OOl'I cond. ~177 962-1300
Med. bentfit11 &-insur. Peri. i-~=c.-~--~~"==~ •--'-------Hunting1on Beach APPLIANCES
11lon k Prof ShAr Plan. Ap. PIANO LESSONS DIN rm buffet, COii S450, sac ANTIQUES &: .Junk: r.ttrb1t S.C C~l.A::'\'Y po r 1 a h~ Col111 TV1-Pi,"c11-iter 1
pl)' ~f"rk c. Bloome. Co., All agt.&. Sta.. lnrrrmtdl· S150. Occ. chr. co1t S200. &ac top commode 5250 Cold leaf lypc .... Tner .. ·1c11r,e.. XLl\'T t 'l.u ., H•11•• 1'1111
14<»0 Brooldlunt. G.G. 11.te1.'THEORV . JMPROVJ7.. $75. ~z..9006 · mltTOl"I k ~ me.tq CON"D. ~-897•79M HB. CASH IN J O MINUTI~
st RV I c E. s 111 t lo n. ATION. Reaaoon.ble, Call Bt>.VTlf'UL BU.lE I Gtt'f.n l'l'ltst, tur1ed chrs' & etc. nFF'ANY Lan1p. Victrola e 5~ I ..-453 1 ' •
Gra,1•Y•rd man, J I'll~ "'·k. arm~ pm, ~1548 office 8Clfa, pracUcally new, Chest il maplC' locken. $1~ "''ith i:tCOrrt&. $10 a.nd i20 \\'Af.r.'TED rER:"ofA PRlsg
i\lu11t be nie.at, cletn, t"XP'd 1VT'OR1NG-lll-Jr Jll, E\e'm Sl7S Pb. m..1ZS1 ea. 6"-tOJ.T, 6'1'.>ll21 gold pt«U. 61W25IJ BROWNIE UNTFO!t'IS 'lze
.t local ~Is. Apply ~n gchls, 5 Cal!t. c red 1 . ESTATE SA.LE-P'urnlf\U"e, ANTIQUES A: S'n.JrF TOOL~fAKER. Cab:lnet and T...J..&. CAii 6'4~22.1 11fter
StaUon.. tt•rbor Blvd • San lllasters ~. 1i yn ecp. Ill.mp!!, dlW" m"4: ltems. l':e lttay Have It! Prt-cllion toots~ ttkt1 lll. 6PM. Or \Vet k e l\d,
.Dietro 1)-#y, No phon1. __ $12 hr. t!l6-225S _CAJ_l _64_4-41_'4_____ 'tlS2 Ne-..'J'Ort Blvd, C.~. c.t1 ~ Ar'l)lllmt, !
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LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
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MOTICE TO CltEDITOIS
SU,.EltlOlt COVltT ti' THE
STATE OF CAltPC)ltNIA FOR THI COUNTY OF OltANQI Mo. .1..-147
E<!tle of lie<> F. LoNn, Jr .. 1lso ~NIWI\
•S Brn F. LODl!I. 09ce•Md. T-lllOt NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN ttt tr.e
1U"Elt101t COUltT 01' TIU! crl'dltors of !he abovt nl"'ed doced•nt
STATE 01'" (AL11i"OIMIA FOlt tn.t 111 pen.Gf01 hlvlnv ci..1ms "tlnil ttw
THE COUNTY 01' OAAHGli .. Id dKNIMI 1re ,..,..u!red 10 flle '"'°"'' NI. A·'4,.. will! ffle ne<n .. rv ~outhers, in tt>e otflct
NOTICE OP' HEAJllHC OF l'ETIT10M ol ll>e de'11 of tr... •mv. cntllled court.«
FOii l"ltOaATE OP WILL AND FOR "' "''""" lllem, with , ... .-...:.euerv
LETTl!llS TESTAMEHTAllY wivcl>e..,, '° lht 11!>der1'9~ •I !t>e Office
Eslll• of PEA.Il l J $,ll(HS. o~. of IMr ""°"" ... " O!.irvr•, C••Hl'•tr •I'd NOTICE I~ HEREllY GIVEN T!l•I B•r"ef 11'1' Elm$! J. kMtl, Jt., ~15 Croc:ker·Clllier1s Nl1+onal l!i1n' 11.ot lllo'd Mac,llrthur B""lrv1rd. P .O. llO• !IN,
'"'"';" • petition !or "'°""'" of W•ll •"" N~-BNch, (AlllO•Jlll '7'643, wtildl ft
!or !\tuner~• ltrh'" ftsl•me"'•'Y !o the !t>e "'''"of bmlnus of !t>e 11110H1!1Md lrl Df!!lllo•1e,., rtfr•l!m:r to which Is mMlr !Cr •II maUetl 1>erMlnh'>9 to lht Hlllf' of .,.!d
fut!~ Part!cui.rs. •"" Illa! th1 tlmt end ~ce<lent. Wllhln r...,r ..,....,.,, 1llrr flM .,11c~ 01 l'lt1rlnv 1111 11mP h•s betn st! llnl P11blic1ti"" o• !M• ncllce.
k)r F•bn<•rv '· ttlll, If l :XI 1.m •• In IM 011~ Jlnl/MY "· nm. courtroom of ~111r1.....,,,1 No. l ctl w ld Nellie G. l011•n
court. 11 100 Clvoc C.en!fr Or!,,. We•t, In E•ecv!rl• of t~e Wilt
t~~ (llY of $iin!1 .-.n1. C11Uorr1••. of Ille •-name<! d..:•nt 01!9d J1nuarv U, 1'1n o urv11, C1rp1r1tttr enl B1rn11, w. E st JOHN, !ly I[ ..... ! J. Sell•!. Jr ..
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S.w.dly, J....., 17, 1970
H-'• How You Ca11 Use
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t,J.:IMBER 2 x $ tir, 18' Jong WOODEN· Table $2$. P.fotor. PORTABLE TV U" GE 125, HARDWARE and household ~.15 each. ltedwood 2 x '1, SlO. Vark>us doors $1~$4. Table model TV 21" GE SJ). Items lo .. Sl. Air con-
16'. long Sl.15 each. 17!11 Garden tsble with henehe1 6~981 dltioner $25. Tape reeorder
Whltder. C.M. 543-5034. $10. Kitchen table $8. Heat Sl2. 13" four lui: chrome
COLDSPOT Relriprator JlO. lamp $2. Oil heatu S7. 2 PJJOTO developing equip-v.·heels $5 each. Sun lamp
Willia.nu tumaoe, 85 BTU sport oar canvu covers ment and book! $1 .. $S. $3. W1lk;y·talky SJ, Glrl'11
SlO. Approximately 60 yards $2--t.5. Varieus sizes marine DrafHng table $5. l61nm B bike $3. Bench preu and
aold carpetin&: with pad $.25. plywood scrapt: Seo-St. Alto Ir. lt movie camera $21. "-l!l,ghUi Siii. Ladles clothes,
548-1444 solid mafq:any, fir, teak, Opaque projector $10. Aqua size 3-111 50c -S3. Eltttrlc
2 FLORAL print uphollitertd
chairs, good condition $21
each. 548-2442
GOLF Balls, all 1ood,
10c-2Sc each. Prach balls
5c each. ltten's ice skates,
stze 8. used a lew times $5.
219 Poinsettia. c.&\I.
LOVELY Clothes, sizes 7 and
9: codrtails to casuals
Sl..SlO. • 546-4»15
P.fEN'S black v.'001 1uburban
Coat. shawl collar, alpaca
tYpe lining, "'5ize 40, $16.
Navy blue gabardine 2 but·
Ion ~uit, size 40, 36 pants
$10. Brown-black spOrt coat,
~i!e 40 $6. 3 Villager wOOt
&port i:;horts, size f\f, Sl
each. Gold cardigan aplaca
S\\"f!ater, size P.f, $3. New
blue .striped short sleeved
dress shirt. size 1~151,~. $2.
La.dies grttn Pendlet on
pullover s\\·eater, 111!'\\', size
M. $2. Villager gold \\'00\
pulloVl"r 11weattt, ll'ize 36, $4.
Navy blue short mat. Y.'Onl
once, 1ize 10, $9. Vi~r
yellow plaid "'\'.IOI suit, aize
8. no. Dresses. sizes 7-8 •
like new $4 • $10. Handbap
SI • $3. Box of assorted
girl'1'shoes. outgrown, sizes
7t,;B 50c -Sl.25, Girl's size 9
cranberry color m 1 n 1 •
jumper $1.50, hardly ""rn.
Ladies large size a!SOrted
aproM 50c • Sl.25. 2 white
silk lamp shades, 14 x 141;.i,
$1.50 each. Large natural
linen lamp ghade $1.'r.). 72"
traverse rod $1.50. Large
arllficial potted philoden·
dron plant Sl.'95. 54(}...2330
after 10 Ai\f
HOSPITA.L bed mattress Sl2.
394 Han1ilton St. C.i\f.
8 F"1' COUai and chair $25.
Kidney shaped cof.fee table
and hvo end tables $15. .......,,
PORTABLE sewing machine
with attachments, like new
S23. 2 combed plywood room
divider planters. coppe r
pans $7.50 each. Wrought
inm table, f°""ica top, 4
c}\airs $20. ~2568
19" 'PORTXifuE'4 'f'V''l25.
Ride toys 13 • · ~. Bikes S5
l'ach. Vacuum cleaner $::1.
Picture. frames 50c each.
Table radio $3. 548-6529
CITROEN owner has surplus
a:enerator · S7. Starter· $12.
Distributor SS. Regulator $3.
AIM> four AC 44r plugPI $2.50
and new lire chai.ns with ad·
justers SS. 64&-2388
PLYWOOD, ~J"' 1'1httls, 4' x
8', S4 each. li80 \Vhittier,
C.M.~
PAIR end tables, CQlfee table 1
$15 each. ~1atchfng lamps
S20 each. Dinette table S20.
Chairs $3 each. Toaster $3.
Children·s lamps Sl each.
Picnic table Rt $5. M1ple
rocker $7. Tub chain: $2
each. Utility table $2. Power
mo\\·er $25. Electric lawn
edger $18. Edger mower $8.
Spreader S4. Vacuum $3.
lligh chair S4 each. Pet
travel cage, S5. Campint
lanl~rn S2. Stroller S2. C.r·
rh1g,. S10. Baby jump chair
$3. Infant'~ seat $.:i. Girl's
bike $3. Braided rug SIS. St.
George guitar $25. Small
Amplifier $25. Outdoor grill
S4. S2. Toy firP wagon $2.
Red velour towel and lid 11et
SS. Large y.·hite chest $li
1514 Warw i ck Lane,
Newport Beach.
SNOW OOi.s. 4 ft. 4 n 6 in
and 6·1t $3.SO and $10. Wall
cabinet 8 ff x 16" xl2'' $8.
Dlriette: table:, nevarnar top
S5. Step table a.nd odd table•
S4 and $4.50. Birdcage
plllllter, new $4.50. l\1edicine
cabiMl $3. Screen doof' $2.
E lectric rrypan $ 3 . 5 0 •
Garden hose• 50c. F..dger SI.
carpet sweeper $2. Pc:ile
lamp $3. Bar-b-que motol"ll
$1 each. Viewrnast.er vit!wtr
$1.SO. Screen Sl.00. Otiid'•
oak ·chair $2 .. s ea.rs
halnlryor 1:> ...... 9Ql.
DtbHNG teblc, walnut grain-
ed romVc& top , wit}I t le,llf
S15. ' high back blue/~n
dinette thllln $10. AU ex·
a,U'ent 'conditiOn: Baby'bf.Jt.
"l' $10.'543-8051 .
oak, lol'I&" strips or aort lung regulator SlO. Kitchen heater $1. Camp stove $1.
blockll Sc-$1. 64&-2377 cabinet $5. Blr639 A radio Sleep\ni; bag $1. Patio
$3'.I. LP.t frequency motor turnlnn $1 . $3. Dr1~ 50c
SKI Boots, 7N from Austria, $10. Aluminum boxes $2.:;o a panel. Popular 19511
wom once $10. Ml--9626 nch. 25 "'alt amp $5. 9 ihch reoords, 45 and :U 1/3 25c •
Spanish 1..alJ(Ulge course via Admiral 1V $25. El@dronic SI. Type"Titer $l. 2226 State
4 LP records and manuals part&, meters and books $1 • AYt!, C.~f. betwctn Victoria
$5. · 64z.'.s626 . ~. IU-3543 and Wilson
ladk!1, size 8, TWIN beds, hollyv."OOd trame1'St~G~N~A7.TUR=~E~~.~,,~Puri~~,;.,-,
White ~ $9. ...,.ith lhMr:sprlng $15 each. ooe·room, rood cot1d1Uon
SKI Pants,
royal bl~. ........
PORTABLE Typewriter $10.
Standard typewriter 14 Inch
carriage SIS. Printomatic
elertrlc mimeo machine S1 5.
Goll cart bag and clubft $12.
Plymouth Savoy 1ix 11tan-
dard shift S2:i. Eleetnc cof·
fee urn, nickel silver spigot
type $10. 8 mm movie
caml!'ra Riviera $10. Kodak
developing tenk, 1~20
film $3, 894..5963
BOY 'S 20" bike, good tor
~glnner SlO. Ff\f tuner,
Eico-HFT-00 like new $20.
Pre--Amp-Heathkit -WAP2,
$15. Bogen vari1ble speed
turntable $25. WestcliU area
646-8438
MODEL A repairable blocks,
2. SIS each. Head $10. Bell
House JlO. Pan $5. Cams, 2,
$5. Crank!ha.ftl, 2, $10 PICh.
Valve parts 25c-Sl. 540-6147
YAf.TAHA 6().-8(1 frame and
S-ann Siii. ro.8l autolube
side cover with pump SlO.
Yamaha parts 25c-$3.
!>ID-0141
PO\VER f\fower, Olleflain
rotary 18", excellent con-
dition S23. Dark bro"'n
human hair hand Ued wig
S20. Lt blue wig cue $4.
Designer flocked wallpaper,
remnants $1 roll. Spanish
tiles, semi-fiazed 7" x 3" x
1" 5c each. 646-9561!
FRENCH Provincial end
tables, frultwood, lowly $25
each. 5 x 6 yellow bathroom
rua-. ~ $4. Food grindeT,
new S2. &16-1342. 261 folesa
0r .• c.~t.
USf.O 26 '' Schwinn
lirhtweight blcyc:W.. good
~!!d\tign $25. 846.-2!fi
20""'~ 'IM'frer. 3 He
-ariigi near nt'W 12). Drt1l
M"I. 1 thru 00, S10. 54M934
GARRARD Turntable ,
amplifil'r, irpeakers. good
condition $25. 673-4701
H.EA VY Duty hand truck $25.
Child's !!COOier S:l. fan $2.
VW jack $1. VW trailer
hitch SIO. Beach um~lla
Sl . Gas can $1. Color an·
tenna $2. 2 boy's Stingray
bikes Sl> each. New hard
hall S3 and $. Small broiler
$3. Seivk:e for U china $15.
Cornfngwa.re percolater,
new $4.!:IO. l...arfe pl p e
wrench S2. White Boston
rocker $8. 961 W, 17th st.
Unit N, C.!\t.
2 Men'.!! bowling balls and
c.ases Sl. Men'1 bowlirti:
shoes, 1i1e 81,ii and 9, $2 and
$2.50. Hardly used dark
bro"'" cascade and black
"i&:let $5 each. Exerc\11e
.,,,..l!r $1. Costume jewelry
JOc-$2. Good women 's
clothes, 1du 8, 10. 12,
25c-$8. Children's clothes
l0c-T5c. Yard age a~
proximately 25c yard, sold
by piece, 4 yards maximum.
274 Knox Place, C. M, .... .,.,,
BIKES, four ot 'em. Girl's
1tandard sbe $15. Boy'1
~tingray S20. Girl's smaller
11ize SlO. 8oy'1 11maller 11ize,
needs: wurk $5. 2912 Carob
SI ., Eaatbluft. N.B.
Near new. iriner 1prlns:11 $1S. New Montgornery \\'ard
mat~S!t!S. cost $60. m 1Uper deluxe sweeper broom
etich . 548-8879 $20. Lllrge a.rtUicial. tree
GlRL'S bicycle. 26", 3 speed. $15. Walnut open &helt
, bookca£e 4·sheU. S 5,
like new. 673--4701 Folda\\'8,)' pinf: pong table
BRO\VN 2 piece sectional Slll. Sears portable hjlir
llO(a $.Zi. Green plutic dryer SlD. T' '"h; t e
covered 1'0Cker $10; Green aluminum Ch1istma~ tree·
t1wlvel rocker $10. Boy's 20" SS. Walnut Y.Titing lable
bicycle $111. 2 end tables and "ilh drBiY.l!r and 11hclf Sl.
l coffee table, blonde wood. JO' corkle55 walnut wall
11.ll 3 for $10. Comtr desk i;et clock $20. Gold noor tree
"'ilh storage $25. Hide·&· lamp. J.lighll $5. Royal
bed. nced11 ~r $25. f"loor 1>0rtable manual t)'Jlf:wrlter
lamp $2. 1319 Belfast, C.!\[. $10. 12-gau;:e ~fossbe.rg J.
546-4283 shot, bolt-action shotgun
INFANT'S automatic wind · chambered for 21% and 3'
up swing $8. Collapsible pot-11hell11 with 22·, full choke-
ty, brand new p. Portable barTel Sl5. 18 x 48'' belgt
plastic potty $L lnfantseat. footstool $4. Redwood patio
pad and cover SI. Drapery furniture -plcnic table. wllh
tra\/t"r&e rods, 8" aDd 10·' benches\ adjustabJe lounge.
center pull. all hardware $3 small table, double ch&Jrs
each. 548-3106 with table between • need .::::.=...:..:o..:::::-~~--1 cushions • all for $25. 1620.l
T\.\.0 aqua naugahyde' OC· g· St r ta] Vall . . 115 h 1eJTa ., r oun n ey. cas10na1 chain eac · Phone SJ9..3826
Dresser ST. 18'' Dual hee.d·i~=~-~~~~~ board $20. 548-8530 GOOD easy chair. black &
white !weed, TV. Y.'Ork1,
MAHOGANY glass lop end Bookcase headboard Take
table $10. PE"nna reel power all $25. 5-i&-6533 '
mo\\oer $20. 'i02 Costa f\fesal====~~--~-
St. Co\oita Me!!a. 543:r392 DOUBLE Box 11pring and
BO~ERS • spnead . tur· mattres!I $15. 548-1934
quoise $4 a pair. 646--5607 GAS Range, apt 11ize $25.
SKIS $5. Sled S5. !or Clean. ~8-3382
children. ~560T KING 11ize · ho" sprinr and
GIRL'S b" I 25•• J.l........i mattress $25. Gold king 1ize . icyc e ' t=-'"'• bedspread $5, Swivel rock·
llke new. 673-4701 ing chair $10. End tables $5
OLD Fashioned fold in wall each. ~2793
double bed $25. Double mat-I"-=•"'°---~~~== treu for wall bed SlO. J. c . PING pons:: table S17.50.
Higgins red v.'OOden l'ilris Co_rvettr 11kl rack SlO .. VW
aiie 6.2., used 3 times $25. ski rack $7.50. Aquanum,
Ski pole5 with red handles ~mplete Sl7.SO. lnlema-
$5 5JS..T056 tMmal road raee Sl7.SO.
. ~5-5216
REFRIGERATOR, Works .I~=~,-~~---.
Sl&. New, Ford. Stadium or 3 BAR 11tools~ bronH met.I.
.Boat l!eats $1. ~·pole tu and be:1&e nauphyde,
CCO!il $10) 'Super. si5. Like excellent condll\on $10 each
new. <l ife warranty) 112 W. or 3 lor $23. S49-39'28
Coast Hwy. No.K~. N.B. MAGNAVOX TV, modern
40 4 Track tapes Sl5. 1007 E. walnut console, .needs work
.. Ibo A t 3 S25. 2 matching ste~
a P · speakers S6 each. 24" x 30"
4()...4 Track tapes $25. Stereo orii;lnal oil painting in huc11
home converter $10. 8' of blue and purple $18.
RuSISell Mini-gun $25. Enya 548-0097
19 RC $8. Enya 10 RC $5.1===~~~~~'Z-8" s akmi in cabinet MAPLE dual twin bed frame
$25 ~ w. Balboa. HR. $25. OuaJ twin bed rails $15. · Dual twin bedspread new
NEW 35Mf\f slide projector $20. Dual qMr.::a ~. Dual
$25. Ah10 SMM projector SIS. twin mattttsa. new each
673-2966 $25. Cherry wood double bed
DECORATOR Candles: all frame S25. Double mattreu
size11 made f rom pro-$25. Double 1prl'!£' $25. Toys
feuional molds. plain and lOc • $2. Clothina: l Oc • $3.
multi--colors 95c-$4.95 each. 56-8997. 311>4 Vin Buren,
853 Gowmor Sat/SUn 10 c.~I.
am -4 pm Ls.=rA7.LL,"'"°-go~td~l~od~t~.,-~-cli-qu-,
4' Oak desk s:g. 212 39th St. witch, sltght dent In cover,
NB not ercrwved, not runnin&
2 .Kitchen table sel1! $7.SO, $24.9:.. Ten speed bike,
Sl2.50. 2 Surfboard! SlO, $25. ~s tlre11:. parts and v.'Ork
Clothi"i: 23c to $2. SUit& $9.9J. 644-t306
$5-$10. 234 Viejo, Laguna TIRE. 900 >i 15. w/w $5. Kite
Beach. <tM-0366 sailboat center boa.rd $10.
21" RCA TV blitck andl='7"3-5935=-c·,,-~,......,,,-~
while, in maple cabinet. \n BOY'S aki p11nts ~·ith nicing
good working order $25. slTlpe, 4S $7. Tire chatna .
673-2962 600 x 16 to 815 x 15, 550 x 16
BATillNEil"FE With pad and to 700 x 14 S5 pair. Sylvania
Sun run for movie. camera basket liner $6. Toilet seat $5, Kalart movie editor $20.
SL Complete Playtex nurser Shoe roller llkate1, site 11
S4. car aeat $4. Bathtub $1. l llgh ch11.lr <no tray) $3. $2. 16 LB bowling ball $4.
Rocking hoNlc $<!. Car·botUe1~ .. ~""'-"~1 ~===-~ warmer SL SmaJI 2-Wtittler 4.80 x 8 TIRF..S S2 to $3.
bike ss. clean and very good Oirome trailer hitch $5. J.
condition, 11ee at 1T660 Va.n '115 x 13 tire&, near new $3
Buren, tl.B. (near Buch each. Peir sno)" chl,11111, ,14-
&nd Slater) 1S inch $5. ?.1odel T Ford
P 0 RT A 8 LE Typewriter,
Hennes 2001, $20. Wot1d
Globe i:;. lJoOkcUe s~.so.
Antique green occasM:inal wnnchc.!! S2 e1ch. 646-8411 t8ble $4.50. PrvvinclAI table SALE Double ski boots ladles
lamp $4.50. Bird care with ll'ize 71h, men's size 9\~ $10 23" RCA Consoh•, excellent
stand and ne:w caven $4. each. After s:ki boota S3. condition $2.i Pulln1an v.·et·
F1owered bedspread, doubl~ Boy's clothing size 2-6, dry vacuum $2:i. 1.1 HP elec.
SJ. Corningware S1. $2. All 5c--50c, Toya le-25c. Books tric ~~r compreuor S20.
itema perfect condition. 192 Sc. Hou~re:s l0c-50c:. _673_>-_2900 ________ _
E . 18th St., C.P.1. 646-4657 Electrolux wax 5 &:allon 50c. 19" PACKARD Bell TV. Nice
MOVIE Projector $25. Len11 Lazy 1u!IBn $2. 2 2 0 31 maple eablnet. Set needa
and hoJder , S20. Projector Catalina Circle, llOUth eu1 work $15. M.2--0935
ca..rTY111&' case $8. Dll)'llle ltuntirrgton Beach: Bushard TV. works SlO. 1 9 1 3
viewer $8. TV, black and 110Ulh . to Molokai-Wtat to Ty))ewrlter $25. Marine bat.
white, 25 Inch ·l(ften, needs Catahna. Circle. teey 2 tor S5. Pickup rear
capacitor sto. Color TV $25. COUCH 6' IOOd. sho.pe f.5, bumper $1 5. Mower $2).
cOtnpo\e &ab SS. ~ett,a' [)fl;lp leaf eottce ~ble $15. SUrfboard 121. Jeep trandef
desk J>f!R set, onyx Storie and GE lron $2. Lamp $.1. $S. Aluminum p.1 tank $5.. 5
told $9. 2 'RoyN Beyru\h Qai11e loungt $3. 646..m kw geMrator $20 .• Detroit
cttam.tn' $'9 t!ach. Oifrielt! ~ t.aionla NB dlell!I camahaft SlO. 7.50 x
t1nbQ:ue1 and art ol:litc:ts:' 2 6. Diameter Ta.ble tap, 16 truck tires $15. 548-3869
rlt'e ba'Wls, h1flt! -painted $12 nfi!1hed with Teafn. Barga.ln TWIN btds, complete with
each plate. ~11t •Willa. at '25~ 281!1 ldonterey Ave., headboards, box tpritlp •nd
PLAsrtC rockff w I th
ha.aaock $20. Small dre11ser
with mirror $12. 847..0.192
N-OAGE 'layoul Sll.5(). Silent
gi1nl1 air pumps Sll. 12
gallon salt weter aquarium
SCI. M7~92
20·· TABLE model TV $20.
1T'" 'vorking Portabl~ TV
Sl2. Wa.lnut fonnica 2 tiered
corner !able Sl5. Table
radio $5. Automatic record
pl~r $18. Picture tube l't'-
juwnator $l5. 10):.: 14 black
v.•a.11 tire $5. :>.speed sting-
ray needs minor repair $15.
893--7419, 15781 Willett. H.B.
{Springdale &: \V1rnerl
BRAlDEO ru1s 50c each. 2
beautiful oval·inlmed Doral
prints St) :tel. Old corked
bottles Sl each. Spices and
rack SI. UUJity table $15.
Steam iron $1, Girl 's.
v.'Omen's clothes size 12·16
'.!Sc • $5. Monktt11 records
75c. Miscellaneous pans,
giJveN111.re, dishes l e to $1.
Saturday only :m \V .
\Vll10n, C.l\1. Sp, 3t
STINGRAY type bike $12.
Jungle hammock $8. Bad·
minion 1et $2. S4~
nSHING poles glass 1 hesvy
duty rock cod Roddy 1 pier
-pole $4 each. S36-0403
BAR stools S4. Hlde..a·bed
$3). Coffee table $5. Hlgh
chair $5. Car seat $2.
Kitchen ware 5c .. $2. 8951
Albetros Dr. H.B. 962-7312
MOTORCYCLE helmets 1,~
pril'I! Sl6. Factory ~.
962--0661
HUGE SALE: 400 square
yards carpeting $1 • $3
squire ya1:d, shag. nylon.
wool, lwet'd. All colon;. TV
$25. Gun $211. Lad I e a
clothing SAks 5th Ave., I.
~lagnlrll!, Bullocks Wilshire,
Judy'11,, Robin10n11 Sl • $2'5.
FU.rniturt', toys lOc • $2.
New trllll~r mirrors $5.
Dishwarc Ille • S2. ~fl'.'n·s
clothing $1 -$15. Suits S2 •
$15. Cameras SS • S2S.
Motorbike $25. needs work.
Radios S2 • $i Books Ille •
Sl. Lamps, hanging a.nd
standing S2 • $15. Tape
l"'K'Ot'dt>r S15. Dolls 50c • St.
115 Tulip Lane, Costa f\tna.
1 block IOI.Ith of 22nd and 1
block ea.st of Newport Blvd.
9 am Saturday
RETURNING to South
Amerlca, must 11eJI new
Jtem1: "'ool pancho $18.
Emerald rin.a: $25 •rid stone11
$21. Discounted 50%. ptJl'MI
.. a.lllgator $10 or calf SIS.
Decorative 18" copper 11poon
and fork $20. Neckla~s •
copper S4 or eott" bean $2.
Colombia n wall pllllJU8 •
hind carved SS or colorful
Y."OVen face for kitchen $3 or
distinctive round copper SlS.
Pair lndian copper ma.aka
$8. Door mat $3,, Straw hat
SI. Silvu money cllp s;s.
Bird carwd from horn $2.
DecoraUve Spanish bronzed
1ntiquc 1tlrrups '2S each.
499--194.J
PORTABLE typew r Jter,
R.emitlil.On -Ga• wateT
heatrr. 45 pllon -Roll-
away double bed .. 231 V
tratler: portable tllennador
healer: S25 each. Packard
Bell, floor TV Wtth booster.
lon,g colfce table, a:Ia111 top •
mll-a1o1·ay alngle bed • aa11
range apt. ·trailer size a1 ls
• Trailer met1I pon::h • Sl5
e~ch. Heavy glap. piece11
dtUerent sizes for your
shelvinc $1 ea~h. Telephone
table $3.50. 1V at1nd $1._:;Q.
All private aaJe, Ca 11
494-3123
ANTIQUE lelephooe type"
table $18. Ash and Wf'OUlht
iron dining ta.ble $2:). 6
matching chain $25. 1 wood
arid wrou.&ht iron bar stools
$18. 2 Bent~'OO!I chairs, need
painl $.3. Brau fireplace
tool.!! $.2.50. Chl ld c rar t
crarlle. like new S4.50. New
electric Ice cream makeT
$5. Bean pot y.•lth electrlc
plate $4.50. Larae crash
h<!lmet S2. New electric
manicure set $4.25. Bniss
candle stick11 S2.50. Skis and
poles S15. Electric com pop-
per $3.50. Large decorative
'Yl'OOd spoon end fork $2.50.
\Vanning tray Sl.50. Carpet
sweeper $1.2.l. Floor
pollsher t2. Blick metal
bookcase ind tables SI .
Sl.50. Kitchen items 25c -$2.
•94-4685
WROUGHT iron a:lass table
$25. 4 chaifw $10 each.
Yellow G.E. filter-Oo auto
~asher S25. Danish modnn
111>fa $25. Danish cbalr SS.
>Jr conditioner $1S.
Hydroplane boat,· wttbout
2 SHOWCASES Sl5 • S25. -~tar: $20. CoUee ta_ble $5.
675--7566 . Electric broom tncludina .
SCRAM-LETS ~~~1~:~0~·,2~
• Decorator pUlowa Hlc each.
ANSWERS E.ncydopod~o 110. Melmac
f'hsheA $3. New Spanish
eanclelabra $10. 9 X 12 rUg
SJ. 5 '!-'. 6 Ml&: $.2. Irons $1 .. Octave -Infect -?>tadcap
-Gentlr -Ensign -Pad·
die -APEVJNE
One monkey to anothet':
''Where do you eet ail those
'Wild n1mors 1"
"I get them," replied the
dipified monk. "over the
APEVTNE."
OLD dime store glau vuea
SJ. Antique apple petler
ST.50. Antique pit.cberll $4 •
ST. Old railroad stock $2.
1919 Pasadena phone book ss. Old pictutt frameg 2Se.
675-.1258 '
COMFURTABLE 9' orange
couch $25. lll).volt electric
ck>thes dryer $15. ~1138
WOMEN'S golf cluhli $5. Red
table with chairs S8 .
P.fahogany dining table $25.
Redwootf table. benches $20.
Bookcase $10. 20" boy's
bicycle $12. Crih $ 3.
Clothing $3 • JSc. GE mixer
S4. ~ alter 12. 436
Holmwood, NB
SHORT black wig orig{nally m. neecis . restyling $10, M>-"65
ITALIAN racer 10 • speed
man's bike $25. Small
Stingray $12.50. Handmade
tablecloth from Eu r ope
105x70 new $25. ~3680
2 J9" 1V porlables, nnd
~rk $20 $15. 2
Di11hm11slrn good $22 • $23.
Chicago sink f.a~t Sl0.50.
RCA Record playtr.$6. 3 TV
Stands $2.50 • $4. 3 clock
radios SS • ST. 1 Sunbeam
hair dryer SS. Ice CA.r cooler
$6. 6 dtttrie clocks Sl • $-1.
Small suitcase $3. 4 kitchen
clocks Sl -$2. Fitt8tands.
andlm114 $-1, 39~ Channel
Pl, NB 613-1603
S2. Heating pad $ I . 5 O.
Polaroid hlinger $5. Lawn
mowen; $3 and $5. Redwood
chalie louna:e $5. Girl's blkw
$3. Boy'11 bike $8. Unicycle
$5. T1pe recorder with tapf!1
$8. Bow and arnnn-$3,
Realrd albums 2k. Girl's
roller skatn, si1.1e 3, $3. ea·
bed $1. 75. Infant 1eat 75c.
Vapori:r.er $3. Baby clothel
5c • l5c. Ladie1 dolhe11 10c •
SlO. Household gooda 2c -$2.
Sat. only. 2'159 Norae w~. C.M.
GOOD deep freeze, lot
Cl't'am type S2S. 8 foot
stainless double sink and
d'rain board, COmnlt!TCiaJ
type $25. 2210 Oraria:e, C.M.
1960 CORV AIR. l'Unl barely
$25. Spare e~ne. partially
rebuilt $20. 54~1
2 PIECE llf!Cfional. like JJt!W
$22.50 each. Box spring and
mattre!ls $15. 642-Sln
ANTIQUE chair Sl.50.
Bayreuth creamer and 11.1gar
$25.· Rressed alat11 compote
t2. ?tnk Fostoria deaert
dllbes $Z, Chbl.Jt VMe
117.SO. fl~ acrttn $5. Olaln llflk aate. s· plu11 SS. Roper
llCM!! $25. Dt1k SIS. us.c
Cle1rbrdok Uine, C.l\f.
REFJiJGfRATOR .with
CJ'Qlll:top frttzrr. nma a'IJOd
1z; .• 'IV· al" "'"'" 125. Chest of drawers S 1 5 .
Couch, Danish "1tjle, 1tJ01f
condition $20. Whttl.buToW
llke new $5. Table, lflllr8,
folds, mahogany S15. ?<.faple
Colonlal style table $20. 4
chain to m11tch -$20. Wattt
akls, eood $5, Double bf'd
contour llheet&. good Cl»
tfltlon St, Couch, pod con-
dit ion $8. Sears ~ble
BAMBOO fllmitutt 2 piece Koolt'r $7. Child's wqon $L
love seat, um chair, round Otild'ic doll housa $1. 580
dofh table, StUdent desk, Hamilton, C.M.
$10 each piece. 962-3781 1WIN' 'bOX ipt1ng and mat•
!XS SHEETS Muordt~ $2.EiO. tresa. utra long, Ilk•' new
bc8'• flOc, Call. f15..m0 S2J tf!ch. F'il't'ltone Cortlolt
•' L ..
IT' PORTABLE TV, worb
aOod $11. "' hm9'powd" motor S8. 63 falcon•3 a.,mt
transmlukln $2:.i. W 0 T k
bench tod vise $]$, 67~7tel
INSf ANT hot ,..,.ter kitchen
bcl06ter S18. 2 tube ps wall
heat« $10. Woman'• 14 lb
bowling haJ1 itnd bai: $.l. ~ten's 16 lb bowlin: ball and
.,._. $5. 543-7011
p!ltten:i· $24. 2 BI en ko dxt11. Mesa matt~uea $25. Night sta.nd
f01tona b2ue plate• and H G. De k -Motcrol bll-i.
TWlN box 'l"'"P aod mat-TV, -$1. g IOot -lrett. '1et1, S20 set. Kine and c h air. need
headboard.it. ,. Ltddcr 11 miphol!t"" m "" both. ~ stand $2. Twin ?<.ft.n's 14K ~d Ymldlfll
bookcate headboard11 SUI band. new, 11U1 10~. $15.
pair .. ~lid desk wlth 3 G.E. Stn.m lron $2.50. 'I""
drawtn' $17.SO. Che11t of chrome dld!tte chairs Sl
dnwn sz, Ni.cht stands tach. F1>1m c:blb2e mat • JOB PRINTING e PUBLICATIONS e NEWSPAPERS
Ou1lity Printing ind D1pend1bl• S•tvic•
for more then • qu•r+tt of • century.
PILOT PR INT ING
11\1 WIST U.UOA IL'fO .. NIWPOIJ IUCH-641..CJ,1
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5
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7
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260 ROUNDS ammunition
30.06. $21. 1965 Austria pl'OOf
act ln car.e SS. Uneoln CQ\n
11et (1!Ml·1968\ $3.. Hl'.'al
lamp. adj\l,tAbl~ stand, coet
oow tlOO. 11tll for $15. New
head tractiOn set S I 0 .
Typewriter 1land, metil $!.
S4s.=
ca,ntlle holden S16 eaf;h 11et. SlJRF89ARD $fO. Sled H .50. ..,. 8 •""· a "'"
Swedish vaAe $!5. Swi!IA Antique radSo $15. Hanging and white TV COl'llOle $25. ~-I S25 Italian bullion lAmp $2. Ban.Jo $10. Antiq\M All aood cond.IUoo. SQ..1140.
· -~ tny ..... n.dio 1peaker $8 BeU~rd 2114 Continental, Ot cups, C"'OV'!n a1-.i .... · ,
fOf' 11.ll. ChinellC plcskin $4. TeleliCOpe $9. An:Uque BABY crib ~ firm mat.
aervlnir: tn,y· $6. 6 Cblnese •hot repair Iron $4.«'.I. mu $20. RCA TV, 21" plc-
ceremOnial bowls $J.S..$11 Game~ 50c Pach. Jerry tu~ tube cood $S. Lot. ol 64~ Mahoney dummy $3. Anti• women'• sutts, dre•se1 ,
quo folding chair S 5. 1lre1 lG.12. !IOc: SJ
19'" 8!1dc end whlle TV, llibm.chi 12. Touter $2. Foot 842-7458. 2501 Holly ~
portable $25. TV stMd Jl5. 2 ltool $1. Anrry !flretch@r $.1. NB ·
car 11eets $3 tnrl $.\ 646--7363 elcyele pa.Ma 50o44 3(l2S '
I • FROS'TLESS h'll1dalre $25, PORTABl.E electric 110 l"O t Samoa Pl .. C.P.f, Clrl' blk ~ y lh V clothe• dryer sz;. ExceUent s e · OU ma 220 \'Olt rtnp $21. 2lli Con-nBERGL.ASS 10 ft dinp tft:llllelJ SlO NCh. f'otmle&
· Cu S2S. Heat exclwlctr $25. I.able S20. FOUT' chain $10
tinenta.J Avt., ...... GM 6n eyllnder bsd tz;l, each. $At.sun. t..s PM.. 1891
D?VAN $.10.-f73;3611 fn1..T538 CJahu Pl, OM •
S'f.!IO. Black coffee table n2. S2. fnntnpcirs double IMt·
Black and white end table b'nl $2..• Bed line:na. lhel:ts.
SlO. Llm)l.1: SI.SO • $3. Table blankets. spruda !Ore t S1
with 4 chlln J25. Pillows, each. ~ $7, 134
25c -rs1 . Blsnkttl $1 • $2. Om;rt!!e St., OOlfa Mt
Teak staCk lsbles Sl. C11rpet ~ _ '
and Jt4ddlrc m. rn.ws VACUUA-1 $12. PUllh
11u 1-10 $3. $6. ~s aiz:e sa. ~r $7. Tricyd S2.
7-1.$1. Couch $20. Ola.In $5. To.YI 5c ta p , Lampa $i
Tout« U,50. Poll and PIN ~acb .. l'lll1 Sltnla F• ~·
5c -$~~ Porl11.blf F.V. t.n..17'5 '
dkhwubor 12'-4311 Via LldO CAsr iron bOlh.,b whlt•1<ii
Nord, tide> 111and Mnd driln ~ MT..:sm
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~~·· PETS ond LIVESTOC" Bolts & Y1cht1 9000 LIDO 1.l No. ms, NI ,...... play! Greenleaf M 0 b 11 e 6'2U \\amer Ave, No. 188. FORD DIALER lmmcdiate Delivery, tiful ~ inter. MOWER. front-throw. A "' '" .... Home Sale Z1*2 SALES. SERVICE All la1odelt Equivalent to ''A BABY
llO\''tr ~~159 Dogs 1825 ~ ~~~~SIN?~ ~~.~.C::~: ~ Jllchw;, H.B. ~c l~portecf A~ 9600 e 2 ~~~~~OCK ~~H ~'am~u fo-;
AMARAN. New 55' x er. otc. 673-6760, hm. 548-7116 '68 ~ 11iii BA, carpeted, AUSTIN AMERICA • 2 & -4 Dr. D<:luxes lamp•, wood sfefflng wheel ,
• ullcll Mote 1 1 1760 PUPPIES I> •acll to lood :IO' 51,.,. lO. Lux Salon. 2 SURFSIDE 20 dra..,1, part\y tum. Mu1t ••••Dr.GTMod~ AMIFMradlo,du=ewhh .. "I r 11 home1. 2 temal6, l male. ~r Cabins, 2 Hds, 2 Queen $1750. Call 64Z41.81. Sf0 .$8750, terms. Hu.n----------e Station \l'aa;ons etc., ('tc, Mu1t ~ r;een I.:
WOODWORKING POWER ~Y are a cross be™--een ! beds, Tealc decks, Teak tington By the Sea, Space AUSTIN AMERICA Many wilh fully automatic 3100 W. Cout Hwy, N.B. driven to appreciate the ex·
TOOLS. Ir. !. Lookl like a ~r & cabinets. ~r 7 Jent., S&il Power CrulHrt 9020 '127 Sales, Servlct, Parts tr~ .• air, radial tires, ra,. M.2-t400 540-11'6f tra fine care it ha1 had!
ALL TYPES. poodles with fairly long 30 knts. Price $110,000. ~cu=sr"o"'M,,_-C.'Olch-.,-w-;/~co-ba-nn-. Imniedlate Dcllvery dlo, vinyl roof. wsw tlrei. Autborh:ed MG Dealer . Locally owned.-(PIY836)
CALL • 6*-JUB or ~7 hair. 2 monthl old 6 really Terms • Vlill trade,. part 19118 25' Hardtop Cabin All wood, many extras. All ?ttodeli BRANO NEW 570. 2 OR. '69 MGB OT. 5 mos old, all
cute! M7-1868, HB CMh, part clear real e1tate. Crulaer, 210 OMC, SS. OF, $15,950. Trade! Lido Penn. $1785 FULL PRICE extras! Paid $4000, asking FREE TO YOU January Clearancet Fr!e! Make offer. 536-6083. P .O. all extra• incl trailer. Like 673-3524 ORDER NO\Y $3495. 675-7004
---------13 femalea, 1 male. Toy collie-Box 1913, N.B. new. \Vilt trN!e eq. for ========== Thtodore
FREE To qu~ home: Lab & ?!'! Five "'eeks old 1966. 23' Powel' cat, Aba.lone smaller outboard. S92-lfi60 Motor Homu 9215 ROBINS FORD
w/feneed yrd, Io v ab I e and weaned. 536-3645 alt 4 divine boat-radio, depth tin-CAMPER SheU, insulated, 8'
PM ~.. A ·~ DODGE SPO"TS VAN WJ 2060 Harbor Blvd. friendly female alrdate, w~·· nytlme der, diving hoae, com~ wlboot, cargo door, ;lSO. * 0 ' "' • w "·-stH N.B
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lull all •-• ....u;s wy., • Costa Mesa 642..0010 &ood with children. wee e •· pre.,, Everything aet to 64&-4017 K ey, prop-up wp, 642.s.Kr.; . 540-1™ ~-========£1
well-trained. 633-3049 1117 GUAJU? Does. AKC reg. go $6500. 646-l:al 1·,~35~·~am=~1s~R~O~AM=E"'R,_.,.Lo_" ~·='"="='=· $2!00==·='=94-438:1='"'== I Authorized MG Dealer FERRARI
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'57 MORGAN + 4 NEED perm. home for German Shep. 5 wks, ONLY 5 mQI old, 1969 17' of Extra.I! Must see! \Yill M t I 9300 TEACHER must DC! '89 ---------1
lovable >'OlUI&' terr Im Ix Champ stock, 4 fem, 3 male. CHRYSLER 110. Bimini trade. 675-3242, 499-4206 _o_or_cy~'-'~·'-----t Au.stln America, auto trans, FERRARI l.n;oo=-=·======"'"=112='
dog. Hsbrkn. male, iood 837191! top, full cover, cathode BRONCO SOcc hi.I bike. For RIK. $1350. 675-6912 •ft 7.
watchdor for adu1t. or older I lRJSH SEITER PUPS. 11 y stem, etc. Retail over Speed-Ski 8o1tt "°30 strttt or trail. Low niJleagc. Newport Import. Ltd. Qr. PORSCHE
children. 633-SMl 1/20 Champ ""''~ S"· l $SIXKI. asking $3950. 67l-2ll9 Sacrifice $175. 64&-1587 o•••. BMW an&:e Count)''• only autbor-1----------.·~ U\. , 1968 SEA Ray 17'. Black "" tzed dealer. 2 LOVABLE Kittens. One Femtle Jett. 497-1021, 1969 14 CHRYS. Runaboot. wired lnter. lnbrd..outbrd only. SALES-SERVICE-PARTS • Porsche '68912l1rga
gray calico. Spayed. 6 mos. 494-6632 or 64Ui065 25 hp Johnson & trlr. Used Mtrc crulaer. 120 HP: llO '68 BSA Splttire Mark tv.1----------3100 W. Cobt H•'Y· FIXED REAR \VlOOW
1 m>ttled grey female, 3 AFGHAN HOUND, 18 MOI, 18 hrs on vacation. Must sell hrs. $3000 tndds convt lop, 6SOCC. Stored 1 yr. 1500 act e BMW e Newport Beach Beautirul burgundy w ith
mos. HOUie pets. Need good Show Dog. ?t1any Ribbons .. ~$l99ii"'.i'i84uW159C,;B;'IM;;lm;J.;ii l~'°~v~•~<~&~tra~il~ .. ~"~&«-:;;~<'~68~ mi's. lmmac. #15. 673-1334 All Modcla in Stock 642-94.05 540.1754 plush black interior. Dtrome home. 548-0813 1119 Gd Hae Pet. Must Sac. $500. 45' TRI CAB. best main! or 673-9206. for Immediate Delivery Authorized Ferrari Dealer wheels. AM/FM, Shortwave
COWE. 14 mo. old, Phone 646-9724 livabrd in Npt Sch. Only BOit Slip Mooring 9036 1-----,.~66~H~O~~~D~A---FREE $159, Ml/FM RADIO JAGUAR radio, etc., etc. Locally own-
blk/wht. male. To gOCN1 BEAUTIFUL Doberman $23.000.BR4M-3916. l60 Scrambler $290 with purchase during our ed &. senrittd, w/very f~
home only. 842-5846 a.fttl' 5 puppies. BlackJtan 7 wla. 12• GLAS.c; boat. 6V. HP 2 ~t Slips ~or R.Einl: 1 For 547•3182 GRAND OPENING! C1tN'fully driven mlleii. An 1~i>m=·==,..--,-.,,..-,~-"' 1 841i1.."a}!~Females. $2()...$25. Elgin, $150. :i..~~ 50 Sallboa_ts. Call 1--.,,,68~H~o-,,.,~.-,7..,~&~,-.-m-.-:i"6~Jg!~; ~~~.'" -..,--3.-4-,-.,-.0-,-N-.-B-1-.,-kl ~~~;lawless Porsche.
BEAUTIFUL white Samoyed ............, I~/ Gd cond. $675. Only 534.z-154 Open Sunday S92-555l beauty! \Voocl paneling, lthr 21 Other Porschii l\~ ~ o.l&u All ~hot~ Well SCO'ITIE Pups. AKC Reg. 8 17' F ibe11tlass boat. 40 hp Mobile Homes 9200 2,000 mi. Call 673-5885 ~phol., auto Iran~ .. $995. Ph. TO CHOOSE FROt.1
tra . t PM "-'eeks old. $75. Call eng, w/lrlr. all equip!. Sac.I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; '69 YAMAHA 175 Enduro DATSUN 1r. Gennett days 6-12-4910 x 833--0777 1·19 4 9 2 -18 4 2. 315 Calle $650. 642--0427. 642-2740 I• 900 mllea. EXTRAS! 3TJ, e\·es/\\·knd.~ 675·6039
MOVING -must find home. Pescador. San Clemente 1..:=:...:;:;...:='-"'-'__:.-NEW! $550 * 673--0993 JAGUAR '62 XKF..: Roadster.
Approx. 6 )T. o.ld rema:le DOBERMAN puppies, g wks, Sailboats tOlO Privata Club * ~'RISING SUN" f.1ust sell ! Drafted! $1350 or
J2rtuporl
3l1np or1 £, spayed Pek~A-Poo. Older AKC Ch. 11ir@d, ahow qualj. LIKE SAILING? Greenleaf Par·k Auto Services '67 DATSUN "'1600" RDSI'R best oUcr. t.lr, l:imlth,
cpl. pref. M&.5709. 1117. ty. Mlllerdobes 714: 962-9886 DISLIKE TllESE? & Parts 9400 Put your top down & your _54&-__ "'-"------
4 YR. OLD Fe~ German GERMAN Shepherd, '6 in spirits up -join the jet set ·54 Jaguar XKE Roadster. JIOO W, Coast Hwy .• N.~.
Shepherd Xlnt watch dog, monthl, female, excellent • Payme.nts, hig.h terest, An Adult Private Club A1TENTJON: Serv. stations &: wheel around in this New top fX'\ll tln!s x1nt Sl2-94Cli 540-1164
sood w/chlldren. Free to with clrlddren ru. 546-5()33 depre.cl.a~n, 1111 P rental, One Mile from the Ocean & garages!! Electronic lune sparkling, oriental, cream cond. $200o. 675-5703 ' Authorized ~JG Dealer ~ , ___ •••ll129 1119 cleaning, ln!!Ul'aJlCt!, etc. up 80ope, drive on front end be ly I I h bl -'· ._.. '66 9
•"""" 11UU11: • .,_.. BLACK Labrador, female, 7 PREFER Tt{F.SE? au w P UI a'-"' Vl • ..,., '65 JAG. 3.8 Seel. Beaut -11. red, black lnt., 5
4 RATS. 3 malet, 1 female mos, AKC reMst--'. it Low coat, no \VORK & IN SMOG FREE alignment, 360 dee. auto tire int, knew white vinyl top. beige/blk Hhr. lo ml, all ap.1, ctum whls, nu tires,
J2rtuport . ' Jl111p or1 ,,
3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
&12-9-KD 540-1704
Authorized f\fG Dealer
VW BUGS
FRO?i-1
$399
GOOD SELECTION
s.t9. 31J.J1 Ext. 66 or 61
1970 HARBOR' BLVD.
cosrA t.fESA
'69 VW S.dan $1695
Deep Jrish green with blk
inter. F'ull equip. incl. ra-
dio, full chrome wheels, tint-
ed glass, etc. A new car
trade in which reOects me.
ticu1ous care. Special #li&
v.oeek end only. •• "'~ C ta M chanaer, ci""'""lle mach. A'--'ute -~--m -odL ··•-t od ~ _ bl {fernat.! m.t,y be expecting) *54>7553• CAREFREE SAILING! OS esa .... o~~ l.mul .............. ...... pt\T/ air & extras. 644-4265 .Mll 00 • w ........ 9 ""0 w •
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--Call "'-·· --· li A ,, 4!K-3082 lion thru<iut! Only ..$1695.' =========I 897--0484 • •r.ca. on wee.......,.. A!REDALE-AKC champion .._.. 25 'ttle as $1-.. ?S day I. ---------t
alt. pm -·-I you. Shot.. ""'OUr Club Plan Newport Harbor Trucks 9SOO ~~'.\::::;B ':'.: '~ KARMANN GHIA ·ss "°"'"' Torg~, air, ""
J2 rtupo 11
31111pon ~, BEAUTIFUL AKC boxer, 2 * ~1435 * NEWPORT SAILING O.UB dk, 17,000 mi. Tanger. al·~ ma! • 6~noo • '68 C 494-7503, 54().3100. Orange. '"'"""' 5"A ":79 yrs. r.ca= e, loves COCKER Femalo AKC ·~ ~---•-m 20 Modo'-hev. Pickup -~ chlldtto. House trained KENDALL32 ...,..........., LIV .. NEW '70 1959 KAR?\1ANN Ghia, xlnt '56 PORSCHE Spdster, · BUFF Champion Sired 10 CUstorn, dlr, long bed. auto, rond. Ori" O\\'ner, I
962--01.80 1119 •oeekll0 C.all • 675-7144 ~s 32xllx5, extremely roomy Read to · in tod V-8. MUST SELL! Will tine DATSUN PICKUP mileage~. 548-6346 ow _0;.~ ... •• 1M73ust Sell, $1495· call
3100 W. Coast Hwy.,·N.B.
ses.aa; 54o. I 704
Authorized MG DeaJer RUS,gAN Blue eat. •payed. • ' · Atkin off shore cruiJ:ing cut· Y mo .. e ay! -=="'=======I ~ Adu1 I !'DOD.LES-AK\ I fer or ketch. Heavy Or have yours' custom made! prvt prty. 959258. Call Ken, \V/camper, 96 hp overhead -I=========
675-1;:. only, no ""'""i"A; ,,.pijcot.i•••frU' I"", fiberrl"''· Any '""'" ol Take Hubor Blv~. h>·19th SI. 494.9773 oc 54>--0631. cam,4 •pd, dl<.6 ply Ure•, MERCEDES BENZ TOYOTA LARGE
MIXED , E"~"sh Settor •. * (n4l 776-3197 * compl et ion. 642-8961 Drive West ~o 1750 \Vhittier GMC 1965 .;s Ton\\'/ ul\lity b.ick up lights. You name I---------SELECTION ,._ °' * DOBERMAN pups, males, anylime. (714) 642-1350 cabinf!t body. Ideal for elec· lt! Serial # PL511208873. ---------f
Poodle. l )T old male. AKC hot ll .. _ tricians, plumber!! or Full price $2009. Take small BILL MAXEY 0 VW ""I" adult1. 842-9177 1/17 '' " "'"~· C.U ONE Ot Kind -Beoutllul <2' YEAR EN•· CAMPERS 64U961 anytime Square Rig Crui si ng C E R .., carpenteni. $395. Day s dn or trade. Call Phil,
LOVABLE, playful, part CHikUA:llUAS For Sale. Pet Schooner. Bit '59. Dleael. L A !~cs~z~:LE 646-5033. eve11 646-0681 . _,_ ... _,_11_,_._,_54_54J.I __ .___ ITIOIYIOITIAI Harbour v.w. ~~ 2 ~~I~~~~ or Show. AKC. Call P:rfect Live Aboard Boat. NO\V ON DISPLA y 1953 Ford custom .open $ • '""'""""" -=• ..._.
546-8746 or 547-3874 $4a,ooo. Call 675-4349 BAY HARBOR furniture truck. Good ahape. 18881 BEACH BLVD. BLDNDE Cocker? Puppy Priced for quick We! um DATSUN fUV/dl H B • 847 •sss
Free to """""' home: f.ialtese puppies L~th ltra4 Sail UboaCall~ N837o. "'97039. Mobile Home Sele1 673-0llt. eves 675-5878 unt. eac., • 6 """ AKC wi er !mlN.otO>ut Hwy.onBclt
545-«1'5 1/Z "'~1 """" :U .. ~"" • -1425 Baker St., ·emta Mesa '60 CHEV .Pickup, V·8. hpd,
AUTl{ORIZED
SALES & SERVICE
18711 BEAffi BL., 342-4435
HUNTINGTON BEACH ... ....,...,., or ... ,,.......,,3 alt 6 P:'>t 11 block r ..... oJ u-~-Blvd. "Leader in The Beach C1tie1" Mark II Wagons EUCALYPTUS 1 -2' x ""' ~l .-uu-~ cab hi, 4 sand lire•. extra ZIMMERMAN MERCEDES BENZ .....,., _, • BASENJI Barkle11s puppies SKIP JACK 14 ~ fr b gt s Costa Meiia Cn4) 540-9470 '63 Hi Lux Pickup1 ~ '66 VIV, $500 & &.¥Ume paytl.
tor the hauling, 493-4948 from Africa. Champ. stock, w/trailer, xlnt cond. Must 2 ~ $595, 646 ~4631 • 2845 HARBOR BLVD. 1900 4 door, 5Cdan, dlr, PLUS OTHER 8 Track loluntz stereo con-
a.fter S p.m. l/19 xlnt mk'p. ternu. 6ti--05.'U. aell $1095. Call 645--0113. L~roo:ANoi bath PARK ~-~~~~-~--S4o+tlO loaded! \Vill 1ake :forei&n HARD TO GET ~IODELS vet;te.r, 2 speakers, 23 tapn,
FREE • Fat Cat tor a thin . . . . space now 1966 Ford ~-100, I ' ,Bed. Lo car in trade. Small dn, }ow N<JW IN STOCK $175. Call SU5an 675-55.12 Aft
lid. Ph. 6G-6621 1119 Hor .'il ... -.w~o. CAL . 34 w CAL at Bay11.1de Village with Ml, Clean. 'Call •'tu-6 '"-1 o••N<llE COUNTY'S ·I ! 1 PM Ht • • °°"" . ~ ~VJtle part.le' only, space rent of only $84.50. 646-6534 \.....1 "l;"F 1 -,-· ~··l'NO. 1 pymts. v.il inc prvt prty. Yo11t Best Deals Are Still At =-=·,...,,,---~-~-•
F'REE'<Iri&h Setter-Female 1 5 ~old, cbac()la"l'e, , · -544--&U1l, Will help finance 50%. Phone ~. ~~~.~~~~-~ = C~ Roy,_ J>EAN LEWlS '62 ~· New rebll e..uie,
year We:!. 642-8961 1·19 mare. Good · mow pro-ail' ... :CASCAD& SLOOP. , 615-16S7 p.m. or P.O. Box 57 Ford Pickup, t'!C1J!W. lft'DIJN DEA R . -xlnt cmtd. ?>.1ust sell! ;575 or
KITTE N·S 10 wk:a old. sp@Cta!! Hl,lflt a: jump • 90% Complete ·' 716 ~6: ;775. ~1 $' 90T DATS N EDES oz l . anrer •. c.,M. &lff3'll, oftttl164M!l'll· .... ~·. -
stS-21556 eveninp 1117 Samtice $750. 54&.Q55 642-8961 anytime + NEW ~ DELUXE ''"'=~-,.~~-~~~ 18835 Beach mvd. (.:.. Auto trans. Leather Inter. '69a TOYOTA Coroll'B' '63 '\?W"ea'in'Per re"'blr ~he
BR. 2 BA, den ~ ~ '02 Chevrolet 1/2 ton, 6 cyl. g Huntlf\i:ton Beach $16.'(I. 54>2547 or 543-4801 Sprinter, 4 spd. Beige. $1450 :r&h $1'°' or' best ou~'. l!!'~-~~!_ 960,G~!"~~fot 9600 Imported Autos 9600 ou.t. patio & ~rt a~ .;1800"""•= •5~.'. radio, heater. 842-7781 or 540-(l442 MERCEDES Bcn7. '62 190 Or Best Ot!er. 847-2461. '548-l!m a.tier 5 .::Wiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiii..oiiiiii;miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiii~ii·iiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij 28 raised porch. Many ex· =·~·='=~·~~~--,~~~ SL. Xlnt cone!. $1800. '69 Toyota Corolla. Sta. Wag. '67 vw B Ori Owner • tras.$15,500; &µ-1350 '67 DODGE Van 108. VS, '69 Datsun Sta. Wag. (714l 524·2888 SIOO & TAKE OVER $1700 Cas~s.' Calf· -Day~
Tiie Boss Says
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"Roll These ~e
DEMOS
TODAY"
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OP. DOI.LAU
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FRONT WHEEL DRIYI
"STAR"
WITH RADIO • HIATll
Your Chine• of • l ifetime ••• Low Mileagt Executives
STAR 2·DR.
$1699
SEllAl # 70011 I STAR 4·DR.
$1799
SER[Al # 20019
ALL DELIVERED PRICE NEWPORT BE4CH
PLUS TAX I LIC.
WHAT A BUY "360" DEMO
OWNER Deaperate. 10 wid~. auto, alr, semi-camf'l!r, xlnt F1amingo red, black buckE!l 1960 l\.IERCEOES BENZ cp='="'='E,;NT::=S:. ::"'=:'-:':=1::093'=::= I 675-2491. Eves. 673-2332
3 B . cond. 673-4906 geal!. dlr, 10,000 actual ml 190 SL. 13olh tops. -
r, allractive park $2495 -=========I Uodor fact \\'arr·. ;adio, \\-.". VOLKSWAGEN 1966 V\V 1300 sedan, good U .,,., ._.=.,, -"" XLN'r COND . 673-8208 · 1 or o er. o-t~.... Jeeps 9510 Takesmalldn,willfi~prvt condition. low ml eare
'67 BEAUT. Gold Medal 20 x ---------prty. 'iO liceMe; XCZ739. '&l MERCEDES Benz. clean, 1960 V\V Bu XI t d 1965 _$1-.000~. _968_·7_858 _____ ,
43', 1 lg. BR, skirtin<>s, 57 Jeep CJ5 \\'/30rt."hevy Call Ken 494-9773 or 545-0634. nos . auto trans. r/h, air, s. ' n con · 1960 V\V Bu~. 40 HP. New ·~ .c,c.;:,,:=..:..._:_.:...cc...:;.:...c= lthr. S2150/orr. 646-2939 ~~t. ~~~!1•2•.ny new parts. awning, alum porch 968-1810 race motor, big tires & •61 Datsun Rd.ster, .f spd, "-::.=::.=:;:;;::o=::::=::o"-·c;c.;,.:."'c:-.::·•=:._---paint, new inter. Xlnt run·a
ROD & Reel 1 BR 10x50 furn. rollbar & more. 673-6620 r&h, hrdtp. Xln't Cond. •is VW Bus f01" W e or take .~"~"·~·-=~'-· •-n.~'"'-· -~
Perfect cond. lllness forces $1400. Eves -5-15-7978 MG over pay men 1 s. Call '66 V\V Fast back. Sunroof. --•, ••1 ....... Campers 9520 ~cc.,c:..,_:_,cc;_:_..c_~ •11-•-k 1 • t
.... • O'I ...,_.., 1968 DATSUN \\'ag. Auto ;::::-;--:;:;:;-;::::;-;:~:;::·1~84~>-~1~803~""~Y~li'!'m"'.'~--• :J.J. .u or "'u 1 Y,
20x58 Mobile Home, 1 mo '61 FORD Econoline Van trans, new tires. Sacrifice t.IGA 1960. Goorl Condition, '59 VW. Good cond. 642-8774 or 545-0725 Aft 5.
old. Equity & take over con-$>150. Daya 54Q...3248, Eve• at $1500 • $300 below book $600. Or Best otrer. Call -Nu lie $395. 962-4300 '66 V\V Xlnt running oond.
tract. Moving F..38t. 543-9577 MS.-9697 ~1469 ~ -=c::::.·:..::::::...::::..::::__ new dutch & tires. 6Q..S195
'68 VW Excellent condition or 673-7884
HORNETS
NOW AVAILABLE FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
AT ORANGE
COUNrfS.
NEWEST
AMERICAN
$1350. Call 644-1506 or 2839 Catalpa, Ea5tblulr '66 VW. Less than ~.000 ml.
\Yhilefred int. Xlnt cond.
'67 CAMPER,. per1ect cond. 646-Z775 aft 6:30.
Low miles, full equip. 1 ,67 VW Bug. Low $2150/offer. 831)..6546 ... mll~.
$1350. Excellent condition. '67 V\V BUG, 15()() eng. only Call 6~
27000 mi. Orig. owner $1400. ========= or beat offer. 642--0978
1967 V\V Bug 1500 eng. I.Jke
new. Wht w/ red lttt.
>.r.r-n.1 $1300. 962--JQ29
VOLVO
·59 Volvo, 2 dr, Autom.
tram:.; . Low mileage, l
Chi.'ner. $2500. 494-4036
St•rt TM l\'eer;l'..,or Right
Wllh A Good l'nl11e'
t
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OUR "CHEAP & UGLY"
SENSATION $1199 NOW ,.lllCES START AT
$1994
lJ1ed Car Fron• Grolla I
:~7' ~R.~~1!~.~~!.. $3199 111
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HOO WISTo1.fOAl:crlGHWAY. • 641-0701,
"EW RT BEACM
0.rM Motetl b reody to hrff 'ou with 6 otrH of Sol• 1t11d Senlco fecllltln. .t.mf·o
ffMplete HM of •111w 1970 model1. Cit.ck 0 11r wide telectlo• of A·\ UMd Can. 2 Dr •• ' Cvlll'ldt r. S!klr. H••l•r. Plus Toll'. l ktnso
'63 CORVETIE '·~c,:.·~,, 11799 I '66 PLYM •.•. UTE~LITI • AUTO. 'CTAU l'fJ
'1299 j '66 DATSUN~~":;;;-,:,,., 1849
'63 CADILLAC P.P ... Air
flfN2,6)
'66 LTD 'fl. Aste,. P.S .. P.1,.
IWWJ47JI
•999
'67 RIVIERA,~:..:::;;:,,, .. '2899 I
'68 AMERICAN•-,~,,,:;:;· 114H
'66 CHEVELLE ·~:~0~1!i'· 11699
Ylf1yl Top. P.S,
'68 v.w BUS t ...... U H. (WIH7t71
DOB SA MOTORS
Orange County's Newest American Motors Dealer
tN21 llACH ILYD.. HUNTINGTON llACH
MAIN AT 8IACH
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dl!lon ln1kl• •our. tVGZ l'lll
'67 CORYmE Hardlop $2999 Vt, l &pMd, tNlo, hNi.r, .V..l'llOtl, ll.000 ,
miles, E~c.ii.ot condlllOn lntldt-tnd
Ovl. CYWT 1111
'65 CORYITTI H-..,. v1. 4 •llWll. m1e, .......... v.iiew, 1ow
rnll*ff, .. ctltent condl!lofl ..... and out. 1•wc cis1
'64 CORVETTE Hardtop
VI, •u10!Nllc, -w~. r..,Je. h"""· You _., rind • aiener llllY •llY...._.I COWi '211
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18211 Beach 111vd., Huntington Beach
Hwf, If S.. • S. Diet• fwr,
Ph«M 545 INJ or 147..,39
Ol!Ofl 7 D"Y' 'TU 10 P.M.
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TRANSPORT~TION . TRANSPORTATION TllANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION !TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION' fRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATIOH
Antlqun, Cl111lc1 9615 Aufo l111lng 9110 UHd Cart 9900 Uwcl Cari 9900 U1H Ctn '900 UNd Cert '900 UMd Ctrt 9900 Used C1r1 9900 UHd Car• .ftoO
'57 MORGAN LEASE . RENT CADILLAC ·CHRYSLER CORVETTE .FORD MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC<. ;; + 4 lmmedfote delivery * Doorm1n S.lutel . 1965 CAD Coupe de Ville. 1969 CHRYSLEJt Bi.PERIAL 86 CORVETTE ra1t Baek, '63 GALAXIE !00 • 390 Enc.
Beaut. eond. Low mih~a. Luxuriou., •P-ar¥11"*:, e.l>on1 ~· 4 speed, tttru. '299S. 4 on Ooor, Ntw paint, re.
'68 PONTIAC Bonne.ville. •4
dr Hdtop, air cond ., P&·11j·.
pwr windows, 6-WJ.Y #J-1.
tUt sir; whl" Jo ml,les •. · J070
Rer. ~id, AvaU aboUl f'•~
lat. $249(), 6#-22'4 ~ I•
on all
1970 FORDS &
* '61 1\fUSTANG '67 OLDS C\ltlau Sup~me, 2
V-8, "4" SPEED dr. ll11rdtop, maroon
9700 FORD TRUCKS
All popular makta. Fo1.J
authorized leulnr a)'tltem.
Get Our Contpelilivc Ratti
Lota of utn.s. Mu1t 11Ce to black, 4 door ffdln w/lan. Pri pty. ~. ttt&d wd ovall. map,
apprttiate! Priv owned. Set dau top, pJ.uib black, 1enu· -FALCON clutch 3 mo old, 2 nu muf·
Sparklinc orig Hine lto$t w/blck vinyl int .. air tond ..
rree-n, vinyl int. Brand new PS. PB, f.ticholln tireii. xlnt
premium "Tistr Paw'' cond. Blu1 Bk $22:15. l'Or .-le
w I woll~. "Choice" low fur $1900 firm. Prvt party
mlle111:f' -from a fine home, 494-0173, Enlerald ea y,
and only $1799. ~tARQUIS 1..agu~ BeaC"h
\VJ:!: P>.Y . •• CASH
tor usat can it trucks 1ust
call u.s f:n fr'tt estimate.
GROTH CHriROlfl
Ask ror S.\les f.fariarer
11211 Bi!atb Blvd.
Huntinrton Beach
Kl 9-33'1
WE PAY TOP
DOLLAR .
tor eood, clean used ~ara.
all makes. See George Ray
Theodore Robins Ford
2060 Harbor Blvd.
C.?1-f. 642-0010
WE PAY WH
FOR YOUR CAR
CONNELL
CHEVROLEl
2328 Ha.rbar Blvd.
Chl!ta M!!U: MS.1200
L\IPORTS V.' ANnl>
Oranae f:ounties
TOP $ BUYER.
Bn.L MAXEY TOY OT A
18881 Beach Blvd.
H. Besen. Ph. 847-3555
./ \VE PAY CASH FOR
USED V\V 's, Ask for John,
call 846-9367.
Auto Le11ln9 9810
-E 11 St ..... Oen, New Tach. Gd inter. at ~ • th , u•1. tne caltlk~ interior. AU l'rictd to ~l This Wk. Bt•t
, Theodor•
ROBINS FORD
2000 Harbor Blvd.
Costa j\.fesa 6-12-00Jr
Us•d Cers
* FLEET SALE *
(5) 1968 Chevy Intpalas •
548-1696 or 673-1783 spe,~ qe power ualsta + ---------1 Oft O\T SMO. f\iuit tee to
cvesJSun '"DUAL" AIR.C:ONDJTJON. * '62 FALCON "SQUIRE" Apprec. Call 549-.2638
ING: Under trtnsfemble, STATION WAGON ~1,.~,-EL~~oo=RADO=~-w-/-a~'· I new car factory warranty. Arr. Riff. chrome roof top
cond, pfb, p/a, complett'ly Tnte prtsttae. mo~or car .. lunaat rack etc. aparldlna:
equip. $1$,000 actual mi's. $5000 ' orlr onyx black \V I beaut
MOTORS. 900 So. C5t H"'Y· I-=========-
LA1una. Be a c tt 49-t-~.
:>40-3100 " PLYMOUTH
'66 MUSTANG Beautiful Nutn1eg bro\vn MARQUIS MO'TORS JNC. red/white vinyl int. None
\\'/blk Landau top. Under ~So. Cit Hwy. Lquna Sett bl:tter for only $4~! !\lAR-VS, automatic trans, CLEAN,
fact \\'Arr. f"or Sale b} 4~1503.~ Sf0.3100 QUIS MTRS: 900 So. Cit '66 Ford Fair 500, atlck shift, a pertect 1st or 2nd car. S YR \VARRANTY
'68 VALIANT
Owner. $6360. ~14 COM~ Hwy. Lap:un11: 8f'ach, new Air cond., added Hurry! * ECONOMY PLUS •
CADILLAC """ s""" "' ~9<-1"'1. 540-3100 ~;_~~· """' """'· $875. Sale! $1299 Sale! Sale! $1199 Sale!
!
' I -. 1960 Bonneville Pcntj1ac
Hrdlp. B!ue w/ wht tOJ;,
bloo hhr uphol. Ven· clean.
Ht1d xlnt care. $395. 67M31&
4620 Wayne Rd, Cdr.f. l~!l6=1~PO=NTI'==~.~c""c~A~T~A~L~IN~.~,v •
PASS. STATION \\IAGQH.
Pn\11'r sl~ring & bralies.
$175 phone 644-i68T af\er
6:30 p.m. '
2 Door .............. Sl iOC
(:>) 1968 Chevy Impalu
4 Door • .. .. .. • • .. .. • $1650
(Jl 1968 Ford C:Ountry
sedan station \l'Bg •••• $1900
(1) 1968 Ford Gala:de
4 Door ................ $160)
53•5'90
BRANO New 16' Hull &
Deek, 1' beam all fiberila.ss,
mist green, $250. 'Call 546-<ml
BUICK
Df'Ville. _Silver ""181k pad· '63 COMET STATION •'6 Falcon Futur• ~====~~-~1Ml1ttr ••r•• 645-1441 Mister ''T''
ded tp, air. 6 way st. at~ \VAGON. Good\'-'Grk car! Fully factory eqii!pped. Dir. ./ '68 COUNTRY Squirt Sta 2100 H rbor mvtt C r.i
Ff\1 rad, P\Yl' doors & wuld, * 846-3Ml * $695. Wag, 10 pus. AJC. Loa.de<! a " • · 645• 1441
$3200. Call 673-7741. PhoM W-61113 wl extra.s? 1 owner. '67 ,f\fUSTANG • Sacrifice! ?11:'(1 Harbor Blvd., C.P..f.
CONTINENT &h-2246 ta ·e over PlQ'ments. 6 cyl, ===~~~-~-FOR Sal.. '63 Cadllla< AL ... F·· ~N ~···-v •• 2' ====~~=~ ·O< PL\"1 ""]·-· 2 , """""v "",.,..... -o 1: stick, low miles 308 E. 18th, w " · D<" v""'ere, ur Coupe DtVille, full p'Nr, air door, hd top, 4 spd. R/H, '66 FORD LTD. 4 Dr. 390 V· Of. hdtp, PS, PB, auto. ait
cond. nu tl.n!5, Xln't Cond. &cod eond. $700. 5t6-4580 8. ~T. fad air, FM radio.•~=~~~~~=~· -,d good -"d 11300
962-9843 '66 CONT. 4 dr, &Old, \fill)'l ~.,;.~ m
3
i, New tirts, $1300' ;6691,,M.~. I 4 5pd. $2595. Call 5."%-7340 "''"' · ·
!'" CAD All FAM!· roof, llhr, all xtru. Leaving ''e.., Ranch~'!_· blue prlnt!'d, °"._,, .....,~,., ·""' · power. country must Rll S~lOO '°" auto, V<N &'&r, headen, 4.7 pr.f '6.) Plymouth Belvedere U,
LY CAR. REAL CLEAN! Pv R ' 830-6254 ' etc. $1200. M6-4088 1!164 Ford Ranchero, 3 spd, 4 Dr
$395. call 673-4253 t .ty. ==========/ C\IStom frbg\.s rear cover, '65 f\fUSTANG 289. 4 Spd, air · ' c d ood 6.1 • BEAUTIFUL condition. FORD priv party. $875. 64>1420 ('Ond. Pvt pty. sum or Bsl ~1 a • Runs 9 • All leather . powv. • low Ofr. ~7048
*~5438+
PONTIAC
RAMBLER
SACRIFICE
1960 RAr-.fBLER
4-door .sedan. aood tire• A
brakes, not a dent in body A
upholstery in good shape;
Motor in XLNT cond, auto
trans. &: heater • total priCI
$190. Call Bill Gartner.
536-Mll H.B.
STUDEBAKER --,.------I !250. * 962.6322 mil•ago. 6'0-1522 all 5 PM LINCOLN '6.i MUSTANG '+2, V.S, xl11t
Gettlng Nf'I\' Car -'68 CADILLAC Cpe de Ville. & "'knds. '63 Ford F'airlane 5CXI. 3 spd. cond. Red \\'ilh black lnt.1--------------------1
r.tust Sell 17,000 mi. Gold-leather trim.1..·.,~co=N~T~ .. ~H-,,~E-ve_ry_th_ing-! Good C"Ondition. $250 or best 1---------6~267 1968 PONTIAC Te m Pe 1 t '59 Studebakf'r Lark. 6 cyl, 4
56 BUJC!{ Perfttt! 2G92 Bayshore Dr. Pampered by local R.E. bkr. offer. OOS-1210 '66 CONTINENTAL Coupe, Safari \Ven. Good cond. dr. various parts-all goqd.
TAIIBS l\tE TO \\10RK 644-0505 or 6#-1133 11.m/fm, air. po\\·er. new 1967 f\fustang Convertible, 1-. D••• _, ~•• 'Ir. 646-4695 Jlt 5 pm.
C 0 '63 FORD \\'agon. Auto, V..S At.I FM disc brks & "'VIN -.,,__..... "
EVERYDAY AMAR '66 Lincoln Contin. f dr. Lan· radio, heater. air. tires & batt. $2100 494-46n oth~r f'X~•. ~ Niag
& USES NO OIL -----------I dau .... air. ta,.. Xt•'t * 67;).7~ * ~-o=-.---=c-c..,-.,--:.,-: I 68 PONTI c GTO / T•BIRD VERY GOOD '" " MERCURY <; ""'""• F'utb&ck 2+2 ' A '°"v. p S. ' TRANSPORTATION'. * FUN·N·SUN (. Cond. Sr.nl. 54>7978 eves. '65 COUNTRY Sedan. White. Fully Auto. bucket seata. P/B. Air, 15,000 ml. New ---------1,
Po\••er Brakes, steering, '69 CAMARO "307", v.~. CORVETTE 352 V-8, P/s, P/b, alr.1---------Private party. 83.l-1281 paint. :f;:h & take over T-BlRD '6S Convt. Air, Ml
Seats ,&: Windows. Does CONVERT, outstanding hu,g-~11200~~· ~•~67~3-"8~1-1_~_, 1 •62 MERC. Meteor. Xlnt int pml!. · M29 p.ft 5 PM .pwr. Fine&t Cond. a.low
Neea P~int! $100. Ste at 281 gar orange \v/blac:k top .l:I---------'63 FORD 1 Ton, Cab k & body. Needs mec:h'l. OLDSMOBILE '66 LeMani Convt. P/s, 3 Whsle Bk. t>Iust sell. $1113.
No. D, ~I ritar A~ .. c.M, plush blac:k vinyl int., A/T', ~64 Corve~te, 365A-Mh/pFM, 4 spd. Chassis. dual "'his. Gd work. $100 or bat. 494-3939 speed V-8, radio. Polyglts ,.,al°'l"7-;67=3-_112<1'=3===C.,.•I
Ev'' • \\'kc"'•· Or Cati PIS, R/H et~. "Note: th' ne\\' po111-· . nf'\\' Cond. CaU 642-4930. tires. Xlnt cond, 543-5947 •. 61 T 8~ ti ,_ nu b k 12 .. lnd . -uu, exce ent runn .. ,. 642-JB.14 car hasonlyl7.631 miles& ra es. Y. In-es&. 1970 i\lAVERICK, low MUSTANG OLDS '69 ,2 Dr. Custom 88. '6.'l Grand Prix. Fac:i. air. concl., new tlrts. brakes,
is sold \vith a transff'rtable n1ags. Nu cust paint. r.Iust ----------I Gold. P-disc brks, P/s, BUICK RIVIERA '63 Like • !"""' · mileage, auto, radio, heater. full powrr, loaded! Cood elc. !\1ec:hanic: suggests $-m.
N •8 000 . ne1v car factory warranty?" see to apprec~ S ;ilJU !inn l2IOO . .,~~-52!!0 ,69 MUSTANG \Vnd\\'!1, seats, air, new tires. cond. Sl2JO. 536-8740 4!»-468.l eii·, ' mi's. Gd tirei;. Only $2695. f\1ARQU1 S 494-3082 _. 496-2256
~ LEASE ~
C~ron1ed \l'hls. Pearl paint, 1\jTRS: 900 So. Cst H\vy,'i'~96.l~c=0-.,,-tt-,~81-.,t,-.,..,,--, -327~. '&.1 FALCON Sprint, 4 spd, Grande-351, po:.v-er stttring, 1 -.,:.,..,0"L"'n"s-.,~=,u--..~'°"·lly-1 '·=•1~p=o~NT=1~A~c~s=t-at~io-,-.-.... -n. '65 Landau. full pwr, alr. ,
au· con · 968-4303. Riff, stereo ta"", xlnt cond. disc brakes. radio, heatf'r & \"1 '-'' ass. '"u 1'1!blt tran:i;. $300. Ca11 aft 1 $1550. Call 540-7723 dav.. • Laguna Be a ch, 49~·7503, cu in, 365 hp. 4 :i;--', r-,.,.,.,._, o. 1 " ,_
'69 Cad Eldorado, full p11•r .•
air, vinyl top, 10.000 mi..
~179 per mo.
'67 CUST. Elo"'-. I'·!] P''"' 1"' ~o.nn. 842-79~3 aft 6 pm. trailer hitch, $2850, 536-2442 ~., Pf"'"'· ....... s ouer. pm, 536-3881 5't6-6130 eve~ . .. u.. " •• 541).3100. posl-traction, 2 tops, r&h. ..,..,., T K'l ««7!16 8.:air.Perfcond.P..ivp1y '59· FOROV.gGal"';'·''r. '66 'IUSTANG . Bt"" . igore.,...,_..,, '61 PONTIAC GTO. Ex--7 TBIRO XI CoJ ,, '69 CA~fARO. RS. orange. Xlnt cond, 1 o11•ner $2465. ....., u ,, "" ·r~ OLDS $150 ;J • • -nt -· Bar. for in1med. sale $2200. zao HP, Pis, P/b, air. 675-6436 or 644-1589 Positraction, $225 or ofr. Wl\\•hite vinyl Ip. f\fany ex· ~ • cellent condition. 4 1'peed. $1695. Call 675-4!73
' .
'68 CadiLiac Eldorado
radio, ail', vinyl top.
$159. per n10.
642-9006 $3lOO. * 673-5Sl~ •6:; CORVETIE Ftbk. Nu 673-8071 tras. 46,000 mi. 548-6003. Good transportation $1600. Call 12131 4Jl..a8ro 4.7 PM
1967 BUICK srA \VAG. =========I paint. eng. Red \\'/ blk int. *'64 FORD GpJ :iOO, 4 door '66 l\1UsrANG V-8 Clean SJ6.U42 LEMANS '68, air, bkts, p/b, * '57 T·BJRD . •
Lo\v milea1;e. Clean CHEVROLET 327-~ 4 spd. Sac at $1995. sltd., V-8, auto. Good order. Below \Vhsl .. 51000. $47 r.10 '63 OLDS STARFIRE p/a, ·~/h, vln1·l top, xlnt Original & good conditian · "•
'61 T·Bird Landau. full P\\1'.,
.i.ir. stl'rl!O I.ape: $7"9. per mo.
"67 Gala.'tic: 500. 2 dr HT.
air. vin,l'I lop: S.i'.l, per rno.
SO. COAST LEASING
JOO \V. Cst. Hwy., l\'B 6~5-2182
THE SU~ NEVt:R SETS on
DAILY PILOT \VANT ADS!
}"or Daily Pilot \Vant Ads
!>16-8169 642-QJ06 $6JO. 54~1052 Payments. 842-6223. $3.50. Call 847•1115 cond. Prlv prty. SJ6..230& , $i;;o<J. Call 962-023 '64 BUICK Riviera, full p\\T, 1---------+=========:.!."=========;__.============:="·-=========..:,.;=;===-'====0:.:.========"'" I cu~tom int .. orig. $1300. Pvt * SMART CHOICE I i-;N;;•;w;;;C;•;;';;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;9IOO;_;;;;;N;ow;;;C;;•;n;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;9;;;800;;;N;;;ow;;;;;;;C;;;a;;rs;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;9;;100;;;;N;;e;;;w;;C;;•;;rt;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;9;;8;;00;;;;;;;N;;e;;;w;;;C;;;e;;;r;;;1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;9;;;aoo;;;;;;N;;;ow;;;;;;C;•;;;r;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;9;;;aoo;;;;;;;.,.I ply. :J.l~22 '66 CHEVY 11, \'.S. ''NOVA"ll
1962 Buick Outstanding ron· HDTOP. A/T, P/S, R/H,
dition. Care f u \I y niain· new 1\"·\ralls. sparkling orig·
taincd. Rra.sonable. G-t6-7J77 inal Glenn Gref'n 1v/immac
,63 SKYLARK V-S. Au!o g:cen int. "t.1int" condition.
1ran~. bucket sis, 1550. Call Only $lj65, f\f AR QUI S
Dial 642-5678 1\ITRS: 900 So. Csl Hwy,
548-i28l. Laguna B t a .. h, 494-7503,
Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600
~················ : TOYOTA DEMO SALE:
54().3100
58 CHEV \\'agon. Just had
valve job. New tires, trans,
gen, brakes, carbutttar,
volt regulator, clean in and
out. $32J. 544-3417
• FINAL '69's e . • Auto trans, po1ver steerlfli,
• brake~. air oond .
• CORONA 4 DR. SEDANS ; • $ale! $1199 $a1-1, "Ii i~...-111 +t•'• ' • IW
• · M, liter ~T" 64>1''1·-1 tO tl'loo10 fio111, oll WJMI ~alt co•1llrio11h11;, -""
• 01tomath:, 4'0dio, .lleotw. WSW, ofc. . • 2100 Harbor Blvd., C.M •
• '64 CHEVEU.E r.talibu 2 Dr. • $2229 .• HT. 6 cyl, •t.,1dru'd •hilt. • + T. & <. Good COM. Now b1••. 1 OWi>
----------------• er. $700. 548-045.1 aft 5 p.m.
• CORONA HARDTOP COUPES • '61 CHEVY w,,,,, V·8 aoto; • • runs perfect. $3.)(), 4l264
• 4 TO CHOOSI FROM . l WITH FACTORY • KI 9-lS97
• AIR CONDITIONING, AUTOMATIC • '68 SS396 • Chevelle ~ nt'w, lo niileage. $1700. ?.fUJ1 • $2249 • ="'~" ·= .... =-9111!)~--• + T. &L. '63 CHEVY 11 w...,, PIS
• • S200. 26-16 Baaswood St.,
• Nt'Nport Beach, 644-!J.l96 • BILL MAXEY e '65 CHEVELLE s""'' Sport, • 4 spd, 327. Undf'r 50,000
• miles. $1195. S46-70j7
!TOYOT .A!
• 18881 BEACH BLVD. •
• HUNTINGTON BEACH 847·1SSS •
• l Ml, NORTH OF COAST HWY. ON llACH • ••••••••••••••••••
'64 ttltPALA SS
Air. REBUILT ENG.
GOOD COND. 673-5791
CHRYSLER
'67 "300"' :? DR. Landau. All
pwr/air, lo mile. nu tires,
shocks &-brka. 644-4265
Imported Autos 9600 lmpertacf Autos 9600 Imported Autos
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G•t in to the 1wi11g et tht '70'1! Tll•" oro l••t tM t•rl tt do ft la.
Co1111 ••• thtll'I todoy.
'68 VW BUG l!Wlf, l'I .. ,. •• wtut1 .... ui. IUltt'l'lf!IC t!ICJI; tl'lltl. (Xtrttn)
'64 KARMANN GHIA ::0~~ .. ,H.
'60 VW CAMPER ........
'66 TOYOTA WAGON
'66 DATSUN WAGON
ltff~. lltettr.
INt. ltHtl
•Mte, l'IMllf,
CltO,U))
'87 DATSUN '"'' ...... ·-··· wflllt ••ti f!l't1, CVWl!PI
'66 VW BUG ..... '"'"· Wfllft "''"· ,,., .. u
'67 VW CAMPER '" ......... . . ""'"'· Ott, 1n10
$1786 '
$886
$1086
$996
$886
$1286
$996
$2486
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THE KEY TO YOUR
NEW GTO IS
WAITING!
READY·TO·GO •• TODAY!
Demo 1969 GTO
H. T. Cpt. Ajt cond., pow•r di1c b••kt:,
powtr 1tttrin9, con1ol•, turbo l1yd••1J11tic,
'''· 242)79%1090•7
Demo 1969 LE MANS
2 Dr. H, T. Cordovi lop, VS, •u+o .. .tir
cond., powor 1tt1ri119 ' b'•kt1, co111oft. ( 2
fo c:hoo11 froll'I) ll7l79ZI 10111
New 1969 GTO
Air cond,, powtt el ite ltr1lt11, pow1r 1t1 1r•
i11t , turbo hydr11J11flc. 242J79Zll6l01
Demo 1969 CATALINA
2 Dr. H. T. Air co11d., cordovt top, p1w•r
1l11ring, power Jilc br1lr11, turbo hydrt•
matic, rte. 252379CI 12719
Demo 19.69 BONNEVILLE
4 Dr. H. T. ,A,;, conlil ., ptw•r wi11do"'t·tttl•
1t1ori119•ltt1lto1, torbo hy4r11111t!c, tic, 262·
ltfCI I Jt?J
Demo 1969 BONNEVILLE
2 Dr. H. T. Air co11cl .• cord1v1 top; power
wlnclowt•dtorl11t ·br1•••• turb• hyclr•mati,,
ttt. 24231tCI lltOI
Demo 1969 BONNEVILLE
2 Ot . H. T. Air tone!., powtr wi111fowt•tt.tr•
in9. "•e~••• turbo hyclr11111tit, etc. 26217•·
Cl 1•Jlt
$3877
$3727
$3977
$3977
$4177
$4277
$4177
'69 CADILLAC: Umousine
Fo r"'•'· Lttdid. Ontv 1r,1so
'Rove• ft1dt·in. CXWYl141
'67 BONNEVILLE
"';1,,, Rolls
-4 Dr. H.T. Hydr1n11tic, pow1r 1!011ing, pow•
t r br1lr11, r1dio, h11!1t, WSW, f1ctory 1Pr.
fTXSt4SI
'6B CATALINA
4 Dr. Hydr11111tic, powtr 1!11rln9. powrr
br1lr11, r111~io, ~ttltr, WSW, f1ctory 1ir.
IWFE120)
'66 GTO
1 Or. H.T. VI, hydr1m1tic, pow1r 1!11rj~9.
,,4;,, h•1t1r, WSW, ¥i11yl fop, f1tlory 1lt.
{ RZTOOJ)
'65 CATALINA
4 Dr. H.T., v.1, hydr11"1tic, pow1r 1lo1rin9,
rrdio, k1 1t1r, whito wi ll tir•t. lNCCOll)
'64 MERCEDES
1•0 0jttel. Aulom1tft, r1cUo, k••ltr.
IYNW21l I
'66 FORD FAIRLANE
500 Ce~verl. R.1d je, heot.-r, •uto"'tfic, pew•
or 1lt•tin9, ITPH7JOI
$9777
$1277
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$1877 . '
$1277
$677
$6,77
$977
• ROY CARVER PONTIAC
2925 HARBOR BLVD/COSTA MESA
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. CADILLAC NINETEEN :SEVENTY
E~CELLENT , Sl;LECTION --: \ :
OF MODELS · & COLORS ;\ V AILA:BLE FOR
LEASE .. OR PURCHASE .
Even when measur'ed by Cadillac standards of ex-
cellence, the 1970 CadiHac is su re to exceed ybur
greatest exflectat~ons. Let's get together soon for a
demonstration drive.
·' .. . ~ . -· . '
A 1'1agnifi~~nt Expe1·ien~e
•
Over 80 .Quality Cadillacs To Select From!!
tARGEST SEtECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY
ONCE.A YEAR
J.i\.NllARY CLEAR.4..~CE
S.UE!
:._·~~
1969 S·EDAN· DE VILLE
SALE
1965 CADILLAC
:Sldln t>tVlllft. Sible bl&tk W<lll m1tc11Jng ll'lterlor. Full pcwer ~ulP.
mtftl pli. flCIOl'Y II• condltlonlno. AM/FM rldlo. (T8Y llM!
SALE $1666 PRICE
.,1968 CON.TIN ENT A~;
1967 FLEETWOOD
8•ou111'11m. Sne•WO<ld o•een won bl&<:k rop 1nd bltc.k fflltl'ler inferior.
Full power. flC~Cry •I•. !lh l'l'hMI, stereo AM/FM, powtr -· loc~~ power ''""* nlN•e, e1c., 1tc. (UPS 7311
SALE s3444 PRICE
1968 RIVIERA 1968 CADILLAC
$p1nl11'1 ,Jive• with bllck vlnyt !Oii Ind b!.ck \'1nvl Interior, Full
cowl!' •nd !1ctory 1!r condlllonlllg, AM/FM •1dlo. I(!! 51Hrlr>11
Wlleel, pow.r '"'"""'· IWSN 027) $ '
SAlE 3555 PRICE
1966 CADILLAC 1968 EL DORADO
coupe 0ev111e. c1rlbbe1n 1q1.11 will'I wnl!e top elld 11qu1 ctoll'I 1rld BaroQ...., gold wlll'I bll111 top •rid ;okl cloth •nd le11!1'1er Interior Full
1ee1her +nttrior. Full power, feclOry i lr, AM/FM redlo, tllt·lllescoplc pOwer, f~ry •Ir ccndl!ionlr111, 'ffreo AM /FM redlo. crul•e control,
slffrll'l9 wheel. PDWf!r d<Y.11" lotk•, premium tlrn. (SJI.. 1J5) pOW9r doOr locl11. brand "lw wl'lile lldt wall tires. (;(55 '~6)
SALE $2666 PRICE SALE $5111 PRICE
1968 CADILLAC 1967 CADILLAC
COUP' O•Vllle. Gold ll••rnl1t wllh bl.fell: '1lp Ind bleclc ttttlllr ln!frlor. ( Ooo!' l'lardtoP. Mlnt 9reen e~!frlor wltn rn111dll"lll clo!l'I .. ltltrll!!' ·
Full powl!'. f1c10ry elr cOl'ldiHonlnt, ,rereo l<M/FM •Miki, l1ll·!t1I• Interior. Full POW'lr, lictory 11r, !lit oMlftl, pow1r door locll•, cru~
KOPIC 1191'.!rlng Wlltel. ~ clool' lotkl, fW!ligl'I! Slf'ltlnel, lie. A loY• conlrol, AM·FM, fWlllght sen1r ... 1. (VCt. 12')
$4999 ""'~~~E $433.3 PRICE SALE $2999 PRICE
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~·..,... -. . .. .' ps~. L"~ Mtt(A¢E' · . •;_ ' :.
• Se~an De V.ille. Ermine white with . e<quisite .oqua .olo.th . and leather ·Delp!iine'' i~!oril>r. Full
power, factory •air cond.i'ion,.,,.>.-~·FM radio •. (ZRF 1J2). . .
NABERS .---------------,
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2600 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa
540•91'9&· . .
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SALES DEP A'.R'l'l\>IENT OPEN . '
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NABERS CADILLAC
LEASE DIRECT
lmmNi•t• delivery • Excellent Selection
Over four acres of factory author·
i1ed total Cadillac facilities desi9n•
•d to better sell and service new
and used Cadillac automobiles.
ALL CARS SUB.JECT TO PRIOR SALE All SAlE PR_ICES EFFECTIVE Tl:IROUGH TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1970 7
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Falllily H'eekly DAILY 'PllOT
JANUARY 18, 1970
The Best Spots for
Late-Season Hunting
By ERWIN A. BAUER
A VICTIM'S OWN STORY
The New Drug That Saved
Me &om Shaking Palsy
JANUARY 17, 1970
The Most Inspiring
Man I Ever Met
By MacKINLAY KANTOR
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of •ch procloets do Dot reqsn the poet.
til'e dedaratioa of the utritioaal qul-
ities of .1be food. U there are .peciaJ
•utritioul c:Wme • tliie lahel of the
pnclllCt, boft9el'. the ft.gDlaticms of the
Food and Drug A~ are q11ite
.,c:i&c: wilh re.prd to tbe auner ad
eoatmt of the special didary iAfonnalioa
whicla IDmt tbea appear.
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• la my cbaapiamb.ip car 1 w a&cobol,
IDDJ ti19e9 mind with 10 aitromdbeae;
in my group-7 sports car I D9e 115-octue
ariatioa f~l
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tCilifNu1-lln. Bnaai
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c.lif. e Neitl.tt I DOI' aay of diie od.er -..
naat. are aa pe:rstilioaa.
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e T1aey ue my owa clod"'' aad I bay
them in mm 'a eltops ill Hollywood..
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• It'• their c'-m~ lo JL&blre dw lll'iap
that joyful combination of qa:ali1ie.. From
it atelD9 paeeioa for &ah air, eserc:Ue.
and ber So.e of utaral fooda-fre.h
Mm in Ule Worldt
Wllat"s I• a Ycme'P T1'e aae nf weath.
enues ge>e9 back centunea and has aJ.
wara iDclicated the ••Y the wind blow.-
ia more wara than one. Many eulr Amer-
icans designed theirs lo depict farm m i·
...i.--while c:ha.rcbcs had more eedate
one. e9er poialed toward the Prcmieed
Land. Indiu~ped n.nes were very poJ>-
alar in Penmylnnia and New York
St.te. I.a pioneer days, locomoti\'eS dia-
played the Indian 6gure prominently
atop the train when trHeling throagh
boetile Ltdian territory. Some •ane. were
ehot at by luusten or atoned by ....D
1835 Indian
Weoffteryane
bo)'L This 1835 ulJllUte New York ladian
wu one of the few that eecaped.. Maybe
that's why it'• priced at '3.500 •I t.be
Winter Aabqaee Show ia New Yor\ City.
Blue "-Alfred Hitchcock. who, at
70, has jll5l fmiabed daect:ing his Sht
motion picture. "T opu." med to be
bown for hie practic:al joba, "Not any
more." he told us. -rher got a bit too
e:s:pmsi1'e:" For inetance? .. Well, I PYe
a pmate dinnet" party in a hotel AD the
food wu colored blae. Blae IOOP, blue
trout. blue chtckaa, wt bloe ice c:nma..,
Did the goe.t& feel pi.IWd or were tber
disma.,ed? .. It wu ftTY ~ lf I
any aay, dae idea came oat of the blue."
Slaa,-1!1811 1tu•1idl Britieh utnJo.
ger Katina T'heoclo.ioo, director of re-
.ea.n:b for the Time Pattern lmtitate.
ears college student.a are turning lo a&-
trolocr u put of their .. ~oh against
£ruita. ~lea, milk. ud 6slt.. Inevi-
tably, it .Upes lier-80 DOMelllle approach
to beauty and good health wit.bout aac.-
rificiag glamoar .
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• The 4rifle ... -the par-6-te dlird
bole. The bole wu played downwind.
and tbe fairway wu lnel and rather
bani. I then reached the gem witla my
na1 shot. ·a three-iron.
ro• FIB' FILSON, co..ic
I .._,.,, • ,....,. duta
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Claeryl Callia., l'taTW-
pc,, .....
e Yea. In the spring of 196 7, after 6.niab·
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to Miami for a few days' +acatioa.. But
ill8kad of toachin« clown in Mi,mi. I
foand m,.ell in Cuba. I wuo 't afraid at
all, except when ooe of the guye had bis
gun pointed in my face, and I got to
• th.in.king rd rather not get shot, nen for
the publicity.
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cm11W-frenli-.~
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.UUal-aa.ditory-motor areas of tbe brain
ani orpniuid properly. Improper orga-
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of readinc ability. Althoqb the primary
caaae of reading cliubilitr i. uaa.Dr
brain dieorganiutioe. redoced practice
in reading, poor instnJdioa, and attito·
dinal problem. may increaee tbe amount
of the diaahility.
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traditional materialism and an adn.nc:ed
ttthnologica) eocidy." Al. an inclication,
abe points to CGIDputerizied bol'09COpes,
now a bot itaa ia 2.000 college book·
stores. "Alienated. epfritually root~
YOWi& people bd a meaningful anchor
ud guide in utrology." Miss TbcodO&-
aiou M}'L h gi1'e8 youth a security it
carrent.ly lach, she add.-wt aleo a
cha.ooe to thumb D09e8 at the &tiblM!I...<
meat. which ecofla at boroacope&.
1 If Id Gap Folbiager Jania lo
(born oa a fara in eouthem New Jer.
le'f) bas pablisbed her 6nt book of
poana at 18. emtitled "'Who Really
Cara." Ohea called a spokesman for her
generatioa. Janis phi.loeopbiaea, ,.People
jU8l doa 'l let kide get the respect they
need.. 80 tber -ClOlrrinee tbemee~
that they're importaDL There' a DO genera.
tm pp. It'• a resped gap-whida ~,
lends from both sides. Kids Deed heroes
to give them eelf·reapect. Bat penom we
believed in, like the two Kenoocfrs and
Martin Luther King, lurte hem Ul&96i-
nat.ed. I hue a lot of faith in my friends,
wt wbm they get politic:al power, there
Janis Ian
will be cbangea. Mr geaeaatiou ... , not
be UT better-tho abe pramt Gee bat
it does offer a hope for chaage."
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H IB BOUSE stands on a high
hill north of Sumner,
Washington. Far in the south-
east, the apex of Mount Rai-
nier clings above clouds in its
floating beauty-lilac, marsh.
mallow, ice.
The Bev. W. A. Moore, put.or af
the Rooeevelt Heigbta Church in Ta~
coma. baa jqt driven home 'With hia
wife from a luncheon with friend.a.
Normally he takes a nap at thia hour,
but todq the quiet gloey of road-
aldee tinted with pale purple of wild
tweet peu bu e.qendered an ucibt-
ment in him. 1
The world ia llO dlled with chanb
that be can't bear to lie down. In-
•tead. be soea into bia library and
lita behind . wide desk rimmed with
bookre.-Yea, he'ft take that n&J>
later; but ~ht now be shall jot
down not.el for the MrmOU next day.
He PMB out of the window at tbe
mane) of llount Rainier auspended
in co&or and cream. then tuJ'1ll to hia
,_.. w.-i:.. ,....,. "· 1110
The Most Inspiring
'W'Ork. Picture of a preacher in a
rural area adjacent to TILCMI•, pre-
parin• hi.a ae.nnon for the morTOW.
You uk, ••Anytbjnc anu.aual about
it! Wun't t.bia perbape happening
to thousands of miru.ten all over
the United States!"
No, nothinf unuaual about it. Ex-
cept that the Rev. W. A. lloore wu
100 years old 1ut July 24.
He ia believed to be the oldest min-
ister occupying a rep1ar pulpit in
the United States or anywhere elae to the world. It ia quite pouible that
he is the oldest repn!t!entative of any
religion. anywhere on the face of the
globe. actively exhorting hia people
in their embracement of a Faith.
When exactly was that year in
which Reverend lloore ftnt aaw, not
the lirbt of Conversion-but the lia'ht
of day 1 The Chicago fire had not yet
bumed. The Cost.er mu"cre at the
Little Bir Hom wu yean ahead.
UlyllM!S S. Grant bad been President
only a few montba.
BeTerend lloore ha.I lived in this
nation under 19 di1rennt Preeidenta.
Come to tb:i.nt of it-llillard Fill-
more. FrankliJl Pierce. and Andrew
lobmon were stiD alive at the time
of hi.a birth.
"When I wu ei«bt years oJ~" said
Revennd Jloore. .. I became convinced
that you could trUlt God."
He'd been having eome very bad
dreama, the '!f&Y amal1 children do.
The omnitigated evil which whirled
in thoee nightmares made him fear-
ful of the very ect of l'Oinr to bed.
of yielding to sJeep.
"I wu next to the eldeat in a fam-
ily which in ti.me grew to include
eipt children. Of COUJ'9ey they hadn't
all come yet, since I was only eight
myeelf. But even ao small, I worked..
All of ua worked. It was a very happy
family. We bad otter trust in our
parent.a." be recalled.
"J.9t • meager farmbouee on the
Iowa prairie. bat there wu a Jot of
love exchanged.. I think back now,
and I cannot recall ever having lie&rd
a q~ in that bouaehold. Oh, we
ldda fu.ued in normal fashion from
time to time., of cou.ne, bat I meu a
real qurrd. Never beard a word of
such std."
He bad been christened William
Atwell Moore; thus hi.a boyhood nick-
name wu Attie. Litt.le Attie con-
ai~ what would happen to him
if he dictn•t set any aleep. How would
be have strength to do bi.I chores!
Chores were a neceuary way of life.
"Suddenly it came owr me: why
not aak God for help! Our mother
told us enchanting stories about a
Good Kan, and the atan--the won-
drous works of the benen&--tbe
Father and the Son. Our own father
read to us daily from what we called
'the Picture Bib~' It was a bore
volume with entrancing illustrations.
We'd crowd around hia bee to look
at thoee remarkable pictures and have
Pa explain thenL
11So It 111 .. d lilre a logical thing
to do. I prayed very bard. as bard
u any eigbt-ye.ar~ld ever could.
.. And don't t.ell me that God doesn't
bear little bon p~ ! Ninety-two
.rears have gone by.einoe that night,
and rve not bad a f rigbtful dream
in all that time. ..
When Attie wu 11, the Moores
moved to another farm near the town
of Panora. During higlHcbool yean
the boy held hi• 6nt job away from
the farm. He ee.rved u janitor at
the loca1 ecbool and proudly carried
home bis wap af $10 per month.
At 16 he was bapti.r.ed into the
faith of the Diaciplea of Christ. "We
were called Campbellit.ea, but nowa-
d.aya it'a generally termed, the Chris-
tian Church.
"As for myaelf, I am by no meane
a eectarian. I think that's one of the
great mistakes which religionists
mab: hundred.a of diJferent eecta, an
trying to attain the same goal What
matt.en it what avenue people are
urged to travel! They all want to
ret to the a.me place!"
Adezlly It was a 1letbodist who
pve Will Moore (he was biager,
now. and the name Attie had fallen
by the ..,.,.Ude) hia motivatioo to-
ward the miniJrtry. The man's name
waa G. W. E. Hill; be came from Des
lloinea with a vigorous reputation
as a temperance lecturer. Will'• fa-
ther invited the stranger out to the
1loore place to spend the night. It
fell to the youth to drive G. W. E.
Hill to the railroad station next day
in a light farm wagon.
"I bad beard hia diacoune the
night before and was deeply aifected.
AB we jogged along toward town,
mn turned to me and aabd. 'What
is your ambition, my boy? What do
you pJan to be 7'
"For the first time I held the
thought and spoke the words. 'I'm
going to be a pttacher.' "
He says. ''Reverend Hill wu ailent
for a titne. altboagb I could feel him
looking at me. Finally be leaned over
and touched my cheek with hie band.
'God hie.ea you. Now, when you come
to Dea lloinee to the ministerial
8Chool at Drake. you shall stay in
our home. Won't coet you a cent.'
"They were bountiful people, those
Hilla. They took me into their home,
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Family~/ J .... .,, 11, 1no
1Man I Ever Met
who has lived as weU as preached the mesmge of God By MacKINLA Y KANTOR
bowing that I bad no money. I
tmded furnace. prdened. cut the
sra--did everything that I could
think of to help out around the ~
And make mnelf worthy unto them.."
Not eoreryone appn>ved IO highly
of the ~ panon'a ambition.
Once, doriq a Tiait beck home., 1ViD
Jloore WU inrited to substitute in
the local pulpit when the minister
wu called out of town.
The higb....ehool principal ap-
Pl'OKbed. glowering ... Can it be tru~
what I bear? That yoo are plan.nill&'
to preoc1&~·
WW. l'ft'.aDing certain boyish dere-
lidioaa datjn& IChool Yfal'S. wrinled
uneomf ortab}y bot had to admit that
that ..... the plan. n. P* Lip .. glared. "If I were
Pinc around a~ p~ I
wouldn't waste an ounce of powder
on the libs of you/' be roared and
m.an:hed •Wa.J in dudpcm.
After he ... ordained. B.ennnd
Koon ru:eind • caD from the ru.
lase of Lewis in c.. Coant;r. Ac-
b.aaUJ no coqnption bad yet been
organised: it waa merely that a nmn-
ber al Campbellita loqed to llaft
their own chords, if they c:oald i.
co.re a capable minister.
"It WU January, 1893. There
waan•t any place for me to pnedt
when I rached Lewis ea:.ept in the
Vunnic hall. WelJ. tbe:J' inrited me
to ccme to them. Get a CODSftPtion
together and-He&ven ~-build
a church.
'1'bey said that tbe:r muld JDaD.age
to P97 me '800 per unum. I almost
fainted. I couldn't belie.e that it wu
realQr riPt in the sight of the Lord
to accept suc.h an enonDOU8 sum of
money for IQ' ministry. But. blem
their hmrta. they penuaded me to
accept, and I stayed foo.r J1!1U11. Then
I went on to W~ City, thm to
St. Louis. rve llen'ed 10 churcM9 in
he Stat.. .very one a joy . .,
Nau 1 drys.•u•ll add.nm him M
.. Beftrend Bin," and be libl that.
Having attained centenarian statua
he ia by DO meaDa a qaakfDK relic.
He'1 sti1J aD man. even tboal'h be
mu.st oae a cane to ueist in waJJdng.
m.s t~ ia .tout and tuU; it n .. in
eolid planm; hairline baa receded •
bit. .. compared with picturell tabn
25 yean qo. But the mop of iron-
sray hair would be envied by many
penou-<>1' panona-one-llalf or
one-third his TIIM.l'able qe.
He used to worry abOut the Boo-
leftlt Height. coqncatioe. Were
t.bq just keepin&' him OD to be nice
to a patriarch! Again and apin be
otfered to n!8ip hia pastorate. s~
ly they mut need a :rou:qer man!
FiJian1 in eolenm condan a man-
datory retirement date WU aet: the
~ 1991. By then, W .A. Jloore will
be 122 and ,nil have rounded out a
full century aa a m.in.iatu !
.. 1895 .. wedded his ftnt wif~
Kitty Nance. They bad hoped to equal
the jollity of that bouaebold in which
Will crew op. with an abounding
brood of their own.
But their only child was a baby
boy who died at birth. Kitty died
in the summer of 1936. and the min-
ister was alone for he yara until
Eva Heslop came iJrto hi.a life. She
is a former aecretary-a stmd,J-wom-·
an with IUP-piled hair, dedicated
in great equnea to suataininl' ber
huband.
"'I've bad the best there is... lie
b-ma "'Not °perfect prwben' wiY•
-bat perfect wives for a humble
preacher ...
On Sonda;r momi.ac the Jloore.
d:rin mer' from Smnner to Jtomeorelt
Heiatrb, a dut:anee of 16 mllt.9. The
Heigbta ii a billy ans on the 800t:b-
east aide of T8M1DA Tbe resion ia
dotted with bomea of retired )N!l'-
aom, with 801De J'OCRlS'fS' fa1n1liM.
ReftreDd Bill prefers to arrive by
10 a.m. There isn't any Sanda)" echool,
but it pleuea him to be available
to youths of the ccnmgnjt;r when--
ever tbey drop in for achiee.
.... I I >• baildinl' bu di&'•
nit;r and .-pa,y-peen innocence of
i:ta OWD.. Groaniq of harbor ~
Ues and mutter from the Tacoma
Freeway rach it but faintly. The
interior ia plai:n. decorated in tan
and white. Theft are eiPt nnn of
pews which will accommodate nine
people OD acJa aide of the center
aiale. The national Colon ud the
Christian banner stand OD opposite
aides of the platform. and a choir
loft ie tmed with ainpn.
PrompU,, at 10 :45 W. A. Jloore
comes throqh a door Jeadins from
the vestry room and tablll bi.a place
beb.incl the pulpit. He announc• the
fmlt hymn, to be followed by a ~
tp0nsive read.in&': another hymn and
then the ftnt prayer.
~ yean qo, R.eftrend Moore
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may recall. he and a friend. one G.D.
Edwards, ware tak:iq a walk on the
Edwards fa.rm, and the lat'a tin;:r
eon. a boy named Corwin, accom-
panied them. They followed a wind-
ina path acrocs 6elds and came to
a wooden bridp.
Thia bridse bad &Den aJIUl in
places. Tl1e7 reached the ftnt PP
where one wide plank wu ~.
FAlwuda sipa1ed to ReYerend Moore
not to auia the child. He wanted to
eee joat what hi.a IOD wollld do.
Corwin obM:ned Int hia father,
thm Bftennd lloore. .. th..,-ateweot
carefully Oftl' the pp. The little boy
took ... deep breath. Del"'t'eCl him..tf
for the e«o:rt, and Japed acrcm..
The:J c:ame to a larsel' breach.
wider aDd more f:riabtmllaa' tlml the
other bad been. N9"rtbe1ms tbe two
men CJ'C*ed with compa.ratiYe eue.
What about Conrin?
The child examined the lituatio11..
Be did not whine or cry. be IDl!ftb'
reeched out hU little band with con·
Mmoa .. Pa... be aid, ""yoa1l ...
to help me ttm time."
Rnerend Bill teOa bia U.tmen.
.. I lib that story, and that'1 just
the ... , it happened. The~ to
me is thi8: aome d.illcult p.Jaee. in
life J'OO can &'et over euily. alone.
Bot there are other places where
yoo'Te pt tc have he)p.
"How wonderful it ii to ban a
Father we can trust. when ,.,. 1"'9Kb
one of th08e 8ituationa t Let ua D8'1U
forset: put up your hand u hlP
u yoo ca:n. and that Bi.a II.and wUl
come down to help JOU-"
The •~ So often to tbalr aback
in the Crooked Creek ncio11, half-an·
hour's dri-.e from home. The ~
eite compriMI onlT 8"en acr.. bot
there are 70 up there iA the foi.t.
They find excitement in werythiq
from a fJ"fSh..c;rown rine to the enor-
mous moeay atwnpe of wient ftr
t:reee, wbic.b were lospd oil loq
Q0 and are DOW replaced by thick
gneDer)'.
Reverend BiD and En are plaa-
nins a pon:h at the nmr of their
tittle cabin. "lut the pilice." he .. ,.
pleaaantly. "for me to sit and p~
cbma with trimda.. As_.. ... ._,of the old 1a;Jm-.
bis ia a phi1-oplr:r wbidl IMlftll' ..
pt. or IDOUJ'DL RetiP. to Bn-
ermd Bill is an optimiwn, a hearty
rapture.
Thia belief q reflected in tlle un-
usual bi.rthdq cards he aends out
dail,y. Tbq beain .. ordinary print.ed
earda one bQ)"B at U.. po9t allrie.. bat
when tbe,J are carried into the Koo.re
home. they bloamm and briPten 1111.-
der the bands of W .A and E~ tbq
are tranaf ormed.
''Happy Birtbda,J." JOU rmd at the
top. Then. "lb bobby: A BjrlMa:f
Friend for Each ~ al the Ytm'.
How good to Un. Ion. 1aqb, and
lift! Coqratulatiam !" rwla the
mMHP, and QIUaJJ;y a pencmal Bate
ia written beneath. There i9 recoane
to crayma . . . the little meHap 1•
fairl7 tiq8 with ita coloriq and
andertin.iq. In the foa:r comers are
noted favorite Scriptmal te:da •••
the birthday boy or sirl. man or
woman. who reeeitea wh a card
may haft the plewant of JookiJw ap
the tat.a.
WP s .. or ..-rice thi.a
m.iJWrter perfol1IUI, it ia not Up ~
vice. On Sunda7 aftmnoou there fa
DO pi_q home far & up. hwtew',
be traftls UllOllS the •D.I'llbla ~
of Tacoma and m ~ eaIU.q
OD bedridden inmata.
At the ap of 100 ,_,..y
'"Ob, you know. So llWl7 of tho.e
po6r. aickl;r old folb haven't Sot &IQ'-
bocly to come and aee them. So I like
to So around. md cheer them up."
I aaid to ReYenmd BiD, ""Pleue
ten me. lb mother baa been dead for
88 years. Bu~ me. What WU
she like u • &'irl., wben JOG unit.eel
her in marriap with m:r fatber-
back in Iowa, in 1899?"
Hi.a face lighted up. "How weD I
remember Eme! She was beaatlfol
You were ao fortunate, to haft had
•ucb a mother!" Ah, yea. •
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Look into Contadina
for a rich, delicately
seasoned to1nato sauce
HOT ZIPPITTY DIP!
We take 8 great Ciontadina Tomat.oes. Simmer them till they're ridl. ~
8ell80ll ever 90 lightly to give you a sauce that's a peJ'fect dip straight from
the can. Or, you can add a few more ingredients for a Hot Zippitty Dip.
l np (~an) OONTADINA• T..wo Suce
2 aWap aw rrucd Pumeaaa dicae ~ .. ,,..... prtic: alt
~ tcapD INI cnmaWal lilllsil leaft.a
C.ornbine tamato saooe, cheeee, prlic salt and basil leawe in mnall aucepen
Heet, stirring until most of che"8e is melted. Serve bot with coobd frank-
furter alicee. Vienna auagee, peppesoo.i s1icea or meat balls.
PBOll THE 8 GREAT TOMATO POI.KS
8 Ill Hew -..Y
Br A-Da.ft4oto
How many 'beads,
And how JDa117 taila !
Qatatlta
Can you ten. without looking
at a cup, on which aide the han-
dle is?
(Su AUIOer Ben)
n..H1a1e
n..tFw•1rllllllt
AC~
1. The man who made this bird-
house ia the --in our house
-eo Mother says.
6.Heiamy _
6. --he made a cement bird-
bath.
7. I --the mixing pan for him.
DOWN
1. We ftlled the bird --with
water.
2. I think thia birdbowie la better
tban any --I've eeat.
3. Father will add a --for the
birds to sit OD.
4. I shall --a picture to my
grandpa.
(See AtutOft' Boz)
•
It loob lib a flab
And a couple of wbalea.
~T
How can you be n:re of not
bittiaa' :roar thumb when you
drive a nail!
(Su Atutoer Boz)
····•·0.. From a ftve-letter word for
80Dlething JOU do when JOU
sweater la dripping wet and you
want to get the water out, tab
a-.y the ftnt letter and set
what you do with a be1L
(&. Atut0er Bos)
(See A"'10er Boz)
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SPORTS
Winter-
A Great .~~;·~
Time
for
Hunters!
SOME OF THE best hunting oc-
curs across America after
most hunters have put their guns
away for the season.
The winter weather must be to blame-
certainly there' a no lack of opportunities!
In a number of northern states from
New England acroea country to Pu.-et
Sound the season on cottontail rabbit.a and
snoWBhoe hares remains open. These ani-
mals are great to bunt-and great on the
table any time. But the hunting ia never
better than when mow covers the ground
and with a beagle to chase the bunnies
acroea the white landacape.
The ruffed grouse, a native of much of
North America, l1 one of the greatest
game birds on earth, and in recent years
the apeciea baa been abundant.
Aa a result, open seuona have been ex-
tended. and in many places the bird can
be bunted through mOA't of the winter.
Ohio•s season, for example, rum until the
end of February. Grouse bunting is a1ao
better with snow on the ground and with
all foliage off the trees because then it is
euier to find and see the wily birda.
All over America coon bunting ia tradi-
tionally an after-dark sport, best on mild
autumn night.a. But sportsmen along the
Atlantic seaboard from the Carolinas
southward. and all along the Gulf Coast,
hunt the tidal fiats in daylight.
H a ny wl11..,..._ hunting can be
classed as the most exciting of all, it would
have to be for red foxes. This is a game in
which the hunted most often is the win-
ner. That's true even if there is BDow on
the ground, which helpe the hunter.
Foxes are hunted in three ways. First
is with bounds which trail the quarry,
bopef ully put hunters waiting on atand.
Any fox is eo cunning and long-winded
that a single chase may last all day, and
the hunters have little more than brief
glimpses of the animal vani.shinr in the
distance. A second method is to tempt the
fox into shooting range with a call which
imitates the squeal of a rabbit in distress.
At times this worb very well. especially
in the western halt of the United States.
The most challenging way to bunt foxes
i1 to wait for a fresh snow and then track
the animal on foot. Thia ian't a method
recommended !or all outdoonmen. But it
could be a stimulating sport for a very
rugged and determined bunter.
Mou111aht lloft hunting in the Rockies
fl'Om Arizona to Montana ie at ita best
in winter, and this also can be a challeng-
ing way to spend a holiday, usually in a
saddle following hounds over formidable
landscapes. However lions are becoming
rare, and it is the true sport.Iman who only
ahoota films of his trophy.
More than 2,000 commercial abooting
preserves acattered all over the country
have special f acilitiea for aportamen
throughout the winter. Shooting on eouth·
em preeena is moetly for bobwb~ quail
In the north. ringneck pheasant.a are the
main attraction. Many preserves also offer
shooting for mallard ducb. Moet provide
guides, trained dop, a clubhouse, and fa-
cilities for dreaaing and proceain,8' game.
Fees range from $26 to $'76 per day of
guaranteed gunning.
{A directory of all these bird--sbooting
preserves can be obtained free from Shoot.
ing Sport.a Foundation, 1076 Poet Road.
Riverside, Conn. 06878.)
1'he newest thing in shooting preserves
i1 the opportunity to bunt exotic big game..
A number of places in the Southeast and
East-from Vermont to Alabama-offer
wild-boar hunting.
Beat known of the big.game preserves,
however, i1 in the Southwest-the YO
Ranch at Mountain Home, Texas. Here it
is posaible to bunt European fallow deer,
ailta and axis deer from Asia, blackbucka
from India, Corsiean rama and aoudads
or Barbary sheep from Africa. Shooting
ia possible the year around and ie beat
in midwinter.
But no matter whether the target is a
native bunny or a blackbuck, winter is a
good time for the sportaman. Just clreu a
little warmer, and you may enjoy the beat
ahooting of the year.
-ERWIN A. BAUER
WILL YOU SMOKE MY
NEW KIND OF PIPE
30 Days
at my fl.isle?
All I want is your name
so I can write and tell
you w h y I'm willing
t o send y ou my pip e
for 30 days smoking
without a cent of risk
on your part.
•r £. A. Carer
My new pipe ii not a new model,
not a new style, not a new pdpt,
not an improvement on old etyle
pipea. It • the fi:nt pipe ill the
world to me an aatirely MW prin-
cipl~ for pvins unadulterated
pleaaure to pipe amokera.
I've bem a pipe mnobr for 30
yeua, alwa}'ll JookU.1 for the ideel
pipe-buyina all the dilappointinr
pd&*. and 1111¥8' findint .....
aolita:ry pipe that would amoke
hour after hour, day after day,
without bitter.-, bite, or lllud19.
Wit.h ~le doubt, I cl.
cided to work out ~ for
m)'llelf. Mt.er moniha of experi-
meotmi and acol'8I ol diuppoint.-
menta, llUddenly, almmt by acci-
dent, I diilconnd bow to barne.
four sr-~ natural laws to pn me
eTery1hing I wanted in a pipe. It
didn't require my 'i.-.kinc in."
From the fint pd it mnobd cool
-it anobd mild. It smoked right
down to the Jut bit of tobacco
without bite. It never ha.I to be
•"-ted.." AND it never has tD be
deaned! Yet it ia utterly impoe... •D.._ fw roo or eludp to i...m your
tonpe, became my in'Ventioo d»-
lli~teB the FO 81 It ....._I
You micht expect all thia to N-
quire a complicated mechanical
pdpt, but when you -it, the
molt SUl'pli8ini t.hini will be that
I've dom all thia in a pipe that
loob like any ol the 6DMt conven-
tional pip-. The cJaiml I could
mab for thia principle in tot.cco
enjoyment are eo ~that
DO pipe smoUr would belilrn than.
So, llince "..me ii belilrviar:' 1
aJeo aay ••lllDIOkinr ia COD'fincin('
and I want to -S JOU om Cany
Pipe to smoke 30 claJll at my riM..
At the end ol that time, if you are
wil1inc to Pe ap your c..., Pipe,
simply break it to bita-and ....
turn it to me-the trial -omt
you nothinc.
Pleue -S me your name to-
day. The coupon CJr a postal card
will do. I'll aeocl yoa ai.ot~
free my complete trial offs 80 JOG
can decide !« younelf whether or
not my pipHllDOking frienda are
right when tbay ay U. Carey Pipe
ia the peatest ~ DaftDMo
ner patented. Send your name
and mailinc adctr-to me ~.
Aa one pipe..._, to aotJ.r, 111
piarantee you the IUl'pl'1-ol 10G'f
life, Fr.. Writ.e:
E. A. c..r. ... ... 1• •• J If .... Clll1111, ......
1 LA.CMn.1att us••a......_.-...~IL--
1 .,..... mail feet. •boat &hi Cuey Pipe ~ pnpaid. Aft« n.dint I I will decide if I want to try It. for 30 Daya at YOUR RISK. B-twy-
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1. Put sausage Jinb into a large, cold skil-
let. Add a small amount of water; cover
and cook over low beat 6 min. Remove
cover and pour off fat. Continue cookin•,
turning to brown. on all aides. Drain on
paper toweliq. Reserve % cop drippings.
Z. Sift ftour, aupr, baking powder, and
salt together; set aside. -
3.. Add enough milk to reserved corn liq-
lid to measure 11n cope. Combine with
drippi~ whole bran cereal, onion. com,
and effB; beat well. Add dry ingredient.a
and beat until batter ia smooth.
4. Tum batter into a greaaed 16x10xl-in.
jelly-roll pan. Arrange aauaage linb in
batter in a uniform pattern.
5. Bake at 450°F. about 20 min. or until
golden brown. Cut into squares and aerve •
wa.rm with .. pie-blended eynp.
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Peanut Butter-Cereal Crust Pie
1h cap peaaat .,_tter » C11p eora •YHP
% Cllpe rice kri8piea
Y cMu fueriu re ... 1-to-.ne
canHcl or refri1erated p1141cliar
l. Blend peanut butter and com ayrup in
a bowl. Add the cereal and mix until well
coated. Tum mixture into a buttered 9-in.
pie pan and preu tlnnly and evenly on
bottom and aides. Chill until firm .
Z. Fill chilled pie shell with pudding.
12 Faml11 W Mkl11, JaU1Jry 11, 1110
R«Jdv-to-eat bro• unal a"4 toAoU UrMl
cona add /tafl<W CIM tntvre nhmlcnant
to tluu cUtrcctitle •a~e 1quoru .
Chill about 2 hrs. Decorate with whipped
dessert topping. O,.e 9-i•. pie
Note: If desired, cover the pie ftlling with
a crunchy topping: a mixture of crushed
rice krispiee, ftaked ceconut, sugar, and
ground cinnamon toesed lightly with melt-
ed butter or margarine.
Chocolate Cereal Crust
Melt 1 cup ee•isweet chocolate pieces
and 2 tablespoons batter or aarga.riDe
over bot, not boiling, water. Mix in 2 cups
presweetened con ftabs. Preas into a
buttered 8-in. pie pan. Cool until ft.rm.
Fill aa desired. ~ 8-i•. ervst
Puffed Rice-Nut Clwrters
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1 tablespooa ligtat •olauee
% cap lipt crua
% cap •Uk
2 tabiftpooM Hgtat con aynp
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1 tu.epeft • ..ma e.strart or
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J. Combine the first 6 ingredient. in a
deep, heavy saucepan. Stir to blend thor-
oughly. Place over medium beat; cook to
simmering and insett candy thermometer.
Continue cooking until thermometer reg-
isters 220°F., atirring aeveral time.a to pre-
vent acorchina-.
2. Meanwhile, spread rice cereal and nut.a
in a ab.aJlow pan and set in a 300°F. oven
about 16 min. Just before syrup is read1,
tranafer the cereal and nut.a to a lal't'e
lightly buttered bowl; tosa to mix well.
3. When syrup is ready, remove from heat
and quickly atir in flavoring and marsh-
mallows; atir only until blended. Quickly
pour over warm cereal mixture and toes
gently to coat evenly .
4. Grease bands lightly and f onn mixture
into smaJI clusters; place on waxed paper
to cool Store in tightly covered container
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The Drug That
Saved Me from
J\ sufferer of "incurable" Parkinson's disease tells
restored him
By WILLIAM B. JANOVER
F Oil TEN YEAHS I suffered from
"shaking palsy," the crippling
Parkinson's disease that afB.ict.s
over a million Americans. Today,
thanks to a remarkable experi-
mental drug,, I feel as if I'm re-
born, rescued from a wheel chair
or worse.
This new drug, called lewdopa (or
L-dopa), baa been bailed u .. one ol the
moat important contributions to med.ical
thenpy of a neurologic diaeue in the put
50 years.,, I am I~ to be one af tboee
who baa benefited dramatically from it.
1 first notiCed the vmptoms one evening
at home while reading a book. Suddenly
111.1 face ftuahed and my heart raced wildly.
I wu afraid it waa a heart att.ck. After
our family doctor pve me a shot of mor-
phine. I felt better. But there wu a tftmor
on my riairt aide. and my hands and lep
trembled. For a week I stayed home from
my job as pidanee coumelor .t Northport
(N.Y.) High School
As ... II a 1 a continued. I aaw a neo-
rolosiat. a nerve specialist. Hia diq:noeia:
Putin.eon's diaellae. Aa be explained it, tbe
diaeue usually ieU pn>t.Teuively wone,
until moat victims are badly diaabled or
paraJped. At that ti.me, 10 ,ean ago,
there was DO effecti ft treatment.
I did not faD into a depreaion. )(y pbi-
Joeoph;r waa not to bemoan the fact that
I'd been stricken.. I waa determined to be
realistic and fight back in every conceiv-
able way. I don't believe in escapiam or
ei~ at home brooding. I continued to
work. The future (rm only « now) did
not look black to me, though I 'WU well
aware it would change. If I had surren·
dered to the awful dieease.. I would probab-
ly have become vi.rtual1y he1pleas.
l(y wile .Mildred. who later had to driTe
me to work. waa always cheerful in front
of me. In privat.e., I know that abe Md
moments when she broke up.
Some five :rean ago, I heard about Dr.
1nm. S. Cooper. of New York's St. Bar-
nabas Hospital, who had perfected .new
surgical techniques for Putineon'1 by u-m. • freesinl' probe. Bia method dmb0}8
certain areas in the bni.n center involved
in the diseue. Only about one out of IO
are good candidates for this IGrpJ"J'.
The operation WU performed OD me.
The ah.akiJll' OD my right side did stop.
But in the months that followed my left
aide bepn to ab.ab.
y__. ..._,._,I gradually went down-
hill The ail'DS were typical of the dieeue.
I waa shuftting along, clraaina' my feet.
)(y facial muscles tia'htened, causing IDJ'
face to appear eomewbat like a mask. With
my throat moacles con.stric1ed. it was difli-
cult to swallow, and eometimel I cbobd
on 1117 food. )(y wice eofteoed. ao that
spealring to IODleODe acrou a room became
a real etf ort. I had gnat dimculty even in
cottiq IDJ' food. It wu impnuihte to turn
over ill bed.
Doctor Cooper's staff was willing to do a
aecond operation, but there loomed the poe-
sibility of aeriou.s aide etfects. eo I decided
to wait.
Jleuwhile. I no longer mowed our lawn
or went bowlinl' and pve up drivina-our
car. At work, preparing report&. 1111' speech
wu slurred when I used a tape recorder
and writing came very slowly and i.DeaJ"bly.
Then, two years ago, I read that Dr.
George C. Cotsiu and aseociata at Brook·
haven National Laboratory in Upton.
N.Y .. bad developed a reeearch drug that
might decreue tremors and ri«idity. It
Dr. Georg• c.
com.. fl•ft J """
Dr. P...Z S.
Pqat1Uilimi at
10ork °" lnod.opo
tlnag itt Brooi-
Aawn N •tiortol
Ltaboratorw.
Uptn,
New York.
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1 "Shaking Palsy"
fs how levodopa
to a normal, productive life
J
was ~opa. a potent amino acid. II.any
symptoms of Parkinaon'a are caued by
lack of a body chemical called dopamine.
which i.a neceuary for tranamittiq im-
pulaea to and from the brain. Levodopa
Cl'088ea the blood-brain barrier and ia con-
verted to the needed dopamine.
Through Doctor Cobia.a' eecretary, I
waa told that Cornell University-New York
Hoepital waa trying out the clrug on 11&-
lect.ed patient&. On an unforgettable d.a,J
in September, 1968, I waa grant.eel an ap-
pointment. That day I could hardly propel
WiUiom 8 .
JuMJer:
~ 110.0~
"'"' 4 M10 "'"·
myeelf and tiguzed that in a month I'd
be in a wheel chair.
At the hospital I was impreued by ~
very peraonal way in which patient. were
handled : doctors themaeJves came out to
the waiting room to rreet us by name. Dr.
Fletcher H: Kacl>owell. my physician, has
that calm warmth and empathy which ia
80 comforting.
Att.r tt.e most comprehen.sive examina-
tion I ever bad, and aome nine boon of
tests, I wu considered qualified for the
levodopa program. Of cou.nie, I wu elated.
My wife and teen..qe dauahter Helene,
who bad reached the point where they
didn't dare to hope. at first felt wary of
any new pills. I wu the one wbo exuded
great optimimn.
l'd been cau1iooed about the drug's poe-
sible side e«ecta: nausea. sweatiq, stom-
ach upeeta and, in aome ioatancee, hallo·
cinationa. But during my fint week on
the pilla, I wun't even nauseated.
A.a the doeage increued., miraculoualy
my face muaclea ~ to looeen up. ll1
ebuflle changed to a limp, and then &Tadu-
ally my stride leqthened. Stretchiq mu.&-
clea in physiotherapy aoddenly aeemed
easier. I could take deeper breath&.
Now, after mon! than a year on levodopa,
remainiq aymptoma are few and only oc-
caaional Now and then, my left leg gives
me a little trouble. Sometimee I aperience
p I
a mild twitchift&', and there may be in-
voluntary movements of my neck or foot.
Once, 1ittiq in my omee with student.a.
lllY arm suddenly shot up. I pulled it down
but it. ahot up ap.in_ I bad to lock my
bands behind my bead. But wben the
levodopa doeqe waa adju.ted, auch l)'IDP-
toma faded away. I understand that ae
the drug ia purified more, there will be
fewer aide eftecta.
........ tlay Doctor KacDowell aaid
I didn't have to see him for 10 weeb.
That mun mean I'm gettiq along ftoe.
Now I can even play volley ball. I go swim-
miq (my favorite sport) fo~ as loaa u
an hour at a time.
Becently, when relatives came viaitiJllr,
my aunt stared at me u I strode over
to meet her. "I can't believe it," ahe bunt
out. UW'hat a difference!"
AIJ for other patienta on levodopa. medi-
cal reports abow that improvement ia evi-
deneed in three out of four caaee. ~
aulta vary from "mocl.itt to "moderate,"
~,, and .. impreuive."
I gueaa mine ia impreaaive. llaybe it's
becauee I waa treated bef on! the condition
became far more devutatiOI'. Still. acconl·
i.na to the latest study at Cornell Univer-
sity lledicaJ College, patient. with an de-
rreee of eeverity tend to improve.
A. I write thia, the drq i.a atiD oftki.ally
ttP1'ded u .. aperimentaJ." lt'a now beiD&'
tested at 24 medical centers acroea the
nation and i.a not l'enerally available. Per-
bape the Food and Drua Administration
will awrove it for preecriptioo within the
year.
Jly immediate prognosis, I'm told, ia ex-
cellent. boctor KacDowell aaya I'm "pretty
cJoee to normal." That is, at timea if I
•~ examined by a neurolociat who didn't
know my cue, be couldn't ten I bad Par-
kiuon'a. Five or 10 yeare from now? No
one knows. lt'a still too early to predict;
thua far, only a few patienta have belt'u
on the dru1 for u Iona u three yean.
I'• II llf PJ1 liviq for now. To Docton
M.acl>owell, Cotsiaa. and all the other medi-
cal investigatore atriviq to reecue the
million of ua from the ravasee and an-
piah of "abakinc palsy," I can only aay,
I'm profoundly natefu.J.-and bleN you .•
( F<>r /vrtlur itaf """4tima or f.() ltdp the
lnodopa pro11n1•, tOrite to A.....ne." Par-
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N6t0 York, N.Y. 1001!; <W ParkiuOA'•
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A meat-market owner tells about a
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counter and ordered 18 pounda of
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A 1'id do10n the atreet ia ao l&ip Ju
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My Wife's CIMcllllla Acceuat
Begged and eoasecl lo keep the .a.i.,
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monf-
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"What are you going~ouk
parents about your sradea ?" onelft-·
tie boy asked anothel' as they wended
their way home, each with a report
card tucked between bis books.
"I'll just aay the teacher baa a
grud&'e q-ain.at me," aaid the second
lad. "lt always works."
The fint boy sighed. ''I'm afraid
that won't work in my cue. My par-
ents will never believe six di«erent
teachers have the aame &TUdge!'
-LaM OUtagAovae
Notlaiflg makea vou,.. w~dding rwu-
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g.t 1"4rried. -Fra?lkli• P. Jonu
A tough lieutenant waa inspecting
his men, who were to go on dress pa-
rade, looking for the a tightest ft aw.
He came to one GI whoee tie was
askew.
u•ning over, 80 that their
faces were very close, be bellowed,
"Straighten that tie!"
Obliainl'IY, the new recruit reached
out and strail'htened the lieutenant's
tie. -Dorotlaea Knt
"S1UJ)«t la& ltnag lw010a Aair, aooa
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tn.-entm to h* dar super artlUI eye .. allot lV •to
t lly new lund of ~up . ;afmost i:nwmb6e. s~ ~s
ltpstdt to apply. more etfKt1ve m ~nc cane stM~
toon~ k>okang ttYn the efforts of the best ~ u., M1
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Forget cverythina you've ever beard about mm-up. Sud-
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A mate-up so feathery lipt in cone and texture,., per-
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Cameras don't lie ••• but .... .,.CM ..........
Beucr than words apress. you can ICC for youl"9df in the
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fum>ws deeply etched by years of outdoor living. Now loot
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able to help the wealthy or the already
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llFJUSC.ENCE Bath Oil-a few
drope gives you a beautifying,
skitHOftening bath. Wonder-
ful for dry, rough elbows. legs,
feet, all of you. $3. Elanco.
Dept. N40. ?l>O E. Ontario St.,
Chicqo, Ill. 60611.
fm SAllPl..EJ llont,aomery
W a.rd's new 126 color print ftlm
for lnatamatic and other car-
tridge snapshot cameru. Send
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Roeemount, Kinn. 66068.
CO•FORT Support Pads -
cuahion ball of foot lift meta·
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Stat.e shoe sille for man or wo-
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stamped 1898. Set of 4 easle-
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snap locb, rubber rims. PL-%
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Bldg., Boston. Jiau. 02210.
SPAm..AGE t1ASllUGll'I' nme
on 3-cell power pack equal to
71h regular batteries that
lights for 12 months or more.
$1.96; 2 for $3.60.1ay Norris,
Dept. L-330, 31 Ha.nee Ave-.
Freeport, N. Y. 11620.
THINK.INC about relaxing
wbere recreation and aporta
abound! In Florida -%-..ae
bomesites for $696. '10 a
month Write lntaiadlen I.ate.
Estates, Dept.128, 11676 N.W.
7th Att., )(iami, Fla. 33168.
WeMnd Slt.opper itnu an NOT~-If~
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r...a, W...tlw, 1....,.. 11, 1110
• • • but just look at her now!
Wbco Su May 6rla came lo our ffGme
in Hoaa Kona. the other c:bi.ldren called
ha °'Girl-who-will-OOl-laup ...
And there was a rCMOO f« her ,.....,._
Her parents were dead. her relatives didn't
want her. It teemed that no ooe in the
wodd loved her.
So why the bia smile now? Wdl. Su
May has dilcova ed that 9l>lnecw does
loft ha'. She lives in a pretty cottqe
alon1 with br:r new Mbrotben and sisb:n"
-end has kwiQg care from a ~
mother. especially trained for the di:f6cult
tut of being 1 ~ to younpten lite
Su May.
A rtd jut looA 41 ltn now. She doesn't
have 1 worry in the wos1d-but we do.
Bec1H1t, you tee, we must find a sponsor
for Su May. A spomor who will help pro-
vide food. dodling. educ:aJioo--..1
unlowld. Ow workas owneas have 1
staatrina number al cbildtto dapuafdy
wa.itiq for hdp-owr IS,000 YO"OjiUn.
that will jUlt have lo lllrVive the bat they
can until we find spomon for than.
How about you? Will you spomoc-1
child likr Su May? Tbe OOlt is only S l 2
a moath.
Pleme 18 out the .,.... applialioa
below-you CUI indicate yow prefaenc:e.
OI' Id us Ulip you a child from our
eme:rp:ncy list.
Then. in about two weeb, you will n>-
ceive a pbocosrapb al your child. and a
pcnonal hiltory. Your child wiD write to
you, and a taou.mother will tend you the
oripw and an F.ngtish tnmlation, ditt.ct
from owneas.
Won't you than: your ~
your loYe wi&b a needy child1
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And Su May ii omly OIW heart.bft.ak.iD
CW out al thoivrMls ... boys and &irk
who me nqlected. unwaa&ed. llarVing.
India. HOft& KOftl, Taiwan (Formoa), ..
Bnzil. Thailand and Philippines. ..-
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with all his friends
included in f(,11 r gifts f.1 fll ·: I·:
to show your little boy or girl
what great fun books can be.
MOil moChen and fathers frankly admowledp that they bawn't
eitlm' the time or the pa&peetive to moose precieely the ricbt
boob for children not yet ready to rMd or who are juat beginning -to nmd. 'lbat iB why puenla are halJIJily turning this )ll'Oblem
awr to the hilhJy qmlifted editma al Pan:nta' Mapzine ... by m -
rollinc their '"" ...... in the :n..t Aloud and P-.Y Reeding Pnicram b Little LJetewn and Btci•oiln1 Headen.
with. tr1a1 enro11ment in PARENTS' MAGAZINE'S
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AND EASY READING
PROGRAM. J ........ mip brinp to your bmne Mdi month an mtatamcting,
canluDy • ~book wbidi you --.y read to or along with your
little cme. Bach book will charm and captivate your child-from
ita brisht. cobful cover tb.rou.cb its pily illuatrated pall'J8. with
a .tor)'~ and understandable to ewm the youngeBtmind.
' ·~ up lo .,U~ -•ad "'~"'' Selected Picture and Story Books for Little tlsteners and Beginning Readers
B "ifN the ..uance al good en!a1aimnent. and the wonderful
~ • · m:. w:h ae1ecticm prtNidee for you and your fhild. you will be pleeeecl by the avinp on fNflCY book. Member's ·1mce ii only sue Mdl (plus ..n mailin1 charp) for boob reaWarl.Y priced up to $3.96.
'\tali P....,.u.d t..ard (er lntrocbacao,, Pa.tbft
II your diild is ol "bePminl rmder'' or "lead to me" age. mroll
your younpter now-and receive the introductory package
shown above FREE, plus "The King with Six Friends" aa the
find J>rocram aek cticm You must be convinced al the pleasure
and .,..,..,. om hishJy pnaiaed Propam o!Jen yom child-or
you may return the boob in 10 days and owe nothing Parent&'
Mepzine'a Btwl Aloud and F.-.y Reading Propam. P.O. Bm
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NEWPORT BEACH
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WILSON FORD
Bu~Beack
If you think parking ls a prob-
lem in your town consider this:
O'Hare Intc·matlonal AirpoC't in
Chicago will build a 13,000 car
parking lot to help solve their
· problem. One airline executive,
not so jokingly stated, "we are
planning tourist flights from the
parking lot to the ticket window.
And speaking of enlarging fa-
cilities, that's just what we have
done here at Wilson Ford Sales
in Huntington Beach. The suc-
cess we have enjoyed In our
short two ye~rs has been noth-
ing short of sensational. We at-
tn~ute most of it to Ute fact that
we are Ford people wih plenty
of Ford knowledge. And most
Importantly ... A great pro-
duct . 1970 · has to be Ford's
finest. We think you'll agr~ af-
ter one test ride in a new '70
from Ford. We feel certain you'll
agree that our store at 18255
Beach Blvd. has one Of the
largest and complete selections
of 1970 Fords to be found any-
where in Southern Califoma ...
Oalaxioes, Thunderbirds. Mus-
tangs, Torinos, Mavericks, and
our outstanding Cortinas. If you
have been unable to locate the
model. color or style of Fon;I o(
your liking at other dealerships,
there's a good chance we have
it. Drop in and take a look fM
yourself.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 17, lt70
DICK WILSON'S
WILSON FORD SALES
18255 BEACH ILVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 18
10:00 AM ti <fi) Cl) NHL Hockey (C) Los Angeles Kings vs. Detroit
Redwin6! at Detroit. Dan Kelly and Bill Mazer commentate.
10:55 fJ Gll CJJ RETURN NBA Basketball (C) New York Knicks vs.
world champs Boston Celtics at Boston Garden.
I Cl) NFL Pro Bowl Game (C) Blacked out in L.A. area.
4:00 00 Shell's Wonderful Wor1d of Golf (C)
4:30 Skiing (C) "Enjoy Beginning Turns.'' Program studies chang·
Ing directions while maintaining control of speed and conclude3
with a discussion on the fit and price of ski boots.
5:00 @I) Futbol·Soccer
MONDAY, JANUARY 19
8 :00 I) I sficli\. I The Ben Hogan Show (C) Story of a great golfer,
including, not only his victories on the links, but also in re·
covering from a serious auto-bus collision.
8:30 11 Bruins In Action (C> UCLA basketball highlights.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20
5:30 fJ (17) @ NBA Basketball (C) All-Star game.
7:0011 NHL Hockey (C) Live from St. Louis, the 23rd Annual NHL
All·Star game featuring outstanding players from the East and
the West. The Western All-Stars are coached by Scotty Bowman
of the St. Louis Blues, and the East by Claude Ruel of the
Montreal Canadiens-the youngest coactt in the league. Mem·
bers of the teams are selected by the NHL Sportswriters Asso·
ciation. The game ended in a 3·3 tie last year.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22
6:00 0 Lakers Basketball (C) The Houston Astrodome is the site
of this NBA Basketball Doubleheader which matches the L.A.
Lakers against the San Francisco Warriors in the first game.
In the second game, Lew Alcindor and the Milwaukee Buck~
are pitted against Elvin Hayes and the San Diego Rockets.
(Second game starts at 8:30 PM, approximately).
8:30 O Los Angeles City High School Basketball Championship (C)
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23 ·
11:0011 UCLA Basketball (C) UCLA Bruins vs. University of Califor·
nia at Santa Barbara Gauchos. Game taped earlier.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24
11:00 AM I) Cij) Ci) ABA All·Star Basketball (C) The Third Annual
American Basketball Association All-Star Game at the lndian:i
State Fairgrounds Coliseum, Indianapolis, Ind. The game bring;
together the stars of the ABA's East Division against the star3
of the West Division. ,
The six East Division teams are the Indiana Pacers. Kentucky
Colonels, Carolina Cougars, Pittsburgh Pipers, New York Nets
and Miami Floridians.
The five West Division teams are the New Orleans Buccaneers,
Washington Caps, Los Angeles St.ars, Dallas Chaparrals a11d
Denver Rockets.
12:00 I High School Basketball (C) Game of the Week.
12:30 Basketball (C) Nevada Southern vs. University of Nevada.
1 @ National College Basketball (C)
2:30 Pacific 8 Basketball (C) Oregon State Beavers vs. Univer·
sity of Oregon Webfoot~. live from Eugene, Oregon.
3:00 tJ CBS Golf Classic (C) Pros compete at the Firestone Coun·
try Club in Akron, Ohio. O @ @ Bing Crosby Golf Tournament (C) The final two
rounds of the Bing Crosby Pro-Am Golf Championship from
Pebble Beach, Calif. are telecast today and tomorrow. The
Crosby Clambake, as the tournament has come to be known,
is unique In that it features celebrities from the worlds of
show business, polltics and business as playing partners with
the best from professional golf. Last year's winner was George
Archer:
3:30 fJ @ Cil Pro Bowlers Tour (C) The $77,777.77 Showboat In·
vitational, from Showboat Lanes, Las Vegas, Nevada.
4:00 O Shell's Wonderful Wor1d of Golf (C) Bob Murphy, Dan Sikes
and Miller Barber compete at the Tobago Country Club, Mount
Irvine, Tobago.
II) St. Louis Cardinals Football Highlights (C) ~ i CBS Golf Classic (C)
4:30 I Ci) Horse Racing From Hialeah (C)
5:00 (3) ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports (C)
5:30 I Ifie IA I Coaches' 1969 All-American Football Team (C)
!escheduled)
7il0 tB . I IBcW I Har1em Globetrotters (C) "The Road to exlco~ The basketball wizards meet the New Jersey Reds
In Puerto Rico. Meadowtark Lemmon narrates.
8:00 8 Uikers Basketball (C) L.A. Lakers vs. Seattle Supersonics
at Seattle Coliseum.
11:00 It UCLA Basketball (C) UCLA Bruins vs. Univ. of Wyoming
Cowboys at Pauley Pavilion in game played earlier.
ALCOA HOUR SPECIAL
"Thirty Days to Survival," a daring self-testing adventure by
five young Americans in the wild and rugged mountains of Wyo-
ming, is a Metromedia Television KTfV special, Sunday at 7 PM.
The special focuses on an unusual five-day experience of youth
under the guidance of Paul Petzoldt. one of America's foremost
mountaineers.
Within a one-hour span, Channel 11 viewers will learn of an
amazing true-to-life struggle against cold, hunger and the chal·
leoges of raw nature in Wyoming's Wind River Mountain Range
as the five discover some basic truths about themselves.
The Alcoa Hour film special was produced by the editors of
Life Magazine, and developed editorially and pictorially as a feature
issue.
The silver-haired 61-year-old Petzoldt. a robust giant of a man
and head of the National Outdoor Leadership School, developed
a 36-day course for young people.
(It's adventurer Petzoldt's belief that young people want to
test themselves while participating in genuine adventure, and that
this is an intrinsic part of the process of growing up.)
"Thirty Days to Survival" not only records Petzoldt's basic
training program, ·but zooms in on one particular group of his
students as they are turned loose--without ,Jiuides and food-to
make their way back to their base in five dtys through . 70 miles
of wilderness.
Since camera crews following the adventurers had to share the
rigors and privations, viewers will see America's youth discovering
their capabilities-physically and psychologically.
THE "THIEF" DRIVES TNTO NEW DAY-Series star
Robert Wagner (left) and guest star Dick Smothers (right),
qualified race car drivers, and Mario Andretti (center), the
1969 Indianapolis 500 Winner and the year's U.S. Auto-
mobile Club Champio11 driver, speed into a spy story on the
European circuit in "The • Steal-Driving Man," on ABC's
ft Takes a Thief. The episode launches the series in its new
• day and time period, Monday at 7:30 PM.
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SATURDAY
In motion double domatJc crlMS. '
Brenda Benet ruest. D9 00 mNec~11ew
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... tlle w., tlo ttM Fent•" (oom· JANUARY 17 edy) ·~zero Mostel, Phll Slivers,
fVENING Buster Keaton, Jack Giiford. A con·
nlvina slave (Mostel) in ancient
Rome continually finds hlmsetf In
1:00 I "' News (C) (60) trouble when he 1ttempts to win . ~ 00 m H11tU.,·lfl•kJ" (C) his freedom from a domlneerinr
Ont Man Show (C) (30) Come· mistress and her htnpecbd flus·
dlan Milt Kamen is In the solo band.
sPotlifht with his phlloaophlcal fJ (II) (I) ~ Lnrenct WIA (C)
humor. (60)
0 Bosa City (C) (30) Sam Riddle ~n=~rYS~~rtf.!st(~l.v:~
hosts. 9:00 6 9 CJ) Crttn Acres (C) (30) G> Bill BURRUO: Animals Oliver and Lisa Douat11 a,. trapped * Action & Adventure! in 1 cave under their farmhou•.
• G) Ani••ls. Actiofl 1nct Adventure Shoutina throuah a drainpipe, they
(C) (30) "Blood Ruby Mystery." finally rucb Eb, the hired man, in I lntemation1I Pla,tiou11 (30) the kitchen upstairs. He runs for
6:30 KNBC NeWJ Conference (C) (30) help-but falls, banes his head and
UCLA Basketba'I (C) (90) Bruins loses his memory.
vs. LDyola University (Chlca10) I Hor• Opera (60)
Ramblers. Game t~ped earlier. Noct.e de Estrent (2 hr) fJ Rosey Grier (C) (30) Guests are 9:30 Qt Cl) htticMt J...,_ (C)
Gary lewis and The Playboys, Haw· (30) Merlin Olsen, All·Pro defeMive
aiian fire dancer Kahana and sin1er tackle for the Los Anaeles Rams,
Anna Black. appears as a mountain boy suitor I Judd for the Defenst (C) (60) for Bobbie Jo's hand.
Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal (30) fJ @ (I)'f!) ft.tlJWOOCI ,al1e1 (C)
To Save Tomorrow (30) (R) (60) Guest hosts Bobby Gentry, John
Hit Parade (C) (60) Hartford and Roy Clartl welcome
Ed&e of Eternity (30) The Brooklyn Bridae. FrankJe Laine,
Man Fro11 Unde (C) Jackie Gayle, Louis Nye, and The 7:00 I CBS Even inc N1W1 (C) (30) sxony's.
· KMBC Surv11 (C) (30) fJ Plrilbin'a Ptople (C) (90) I.Dub
Anniverury Gamt (C) (30) Nye, Max Rafferty, Kevin McCarthy
• Death ValltJ Dap (C) (30) auest.
"Tracv's Triumph." G) Bud Owens (C) (30) m I Sf'lc1ll ! We Remember R~ 10:00 8 Cit Cl) Mannix {C) (60) Man·
(C) (60) Program traces the nnr nix takes on the almost hopeless
career of the late Ro~ky Man:lano task of provina the Innocence of a
who won all 49 of his. pro f1ahts man identified by eyewitnesses as
and retired as Heavywe1aht Cham· havln1 shot a pharmacist durin1 an
pion of the World. Also featured attempted hold·up.
are talk.s with Mohammed All, the m News (C) (30)
veteran fight mana1er Cus D'Amato 1111 Anderson (C) (30)
and famed fight announcer Don Rawhide Roundup (60)
Dunphy. : Tiit Toy T1lat lirew Up EE Sunset Trails (60) 10:30 Dr. Kildare (60) ED NET Journal (60) "RePort From· News (C) (30) Bill Bonds.
Saiaon." (R) flh11 festival (2 hr) "Swiss m Rat Patrol (C) (30) Miss" and "Saps at Sea."
7:30 IJ ~ (!) JaQle lileason (C) (60) G) Kitty Wells (C) (30) 0 Q) 00 m AndJ Willl1ms (C) tl) Passport to Travel (C) (30)
(60) Guests are Kate Smith, Don 11:00 I 0 fJ m. m ,..., (C)
Ho and The Rascals. • Twill&M Zone
fJ Ci1) (}) m Datln1 Game (C) CounttY Music TI111e (C)
(30) Jim Lanie hosts. 11:15 Febulous 52: "Hot s,etl" (dra· O Million $ Movie: "Cry o~ B1tt~· ma) '58 -Anthony Quinn, Shirley
(drama) '63 -Van Hefhn, Rita Maclalne, Earl Holliman, Shirley
Moreno, James MacArthur. Booth.
G) Wonders of tht World (C) (30) fJ Saturday Nipt MMW. "'SHds of
"Jamaica Joys." lw1 Ji••" (war drama) '49-John
0) Los Cavdillos (30) Wayne, John Aaar, Adele Mara, for.
8:00 O Movie: "Trap for Seven Spies" rest Tucker.
(drama) '67-Yvonne Ballen, Eduar· 11:30 0 m Johnny CarMn (C)
do Fajardo. O Movie: "Reap the Wiid Wind" fJ @ @ f!) Newlywed Game (C) (adventure) '42-John Weyne, Su-
(30) Bob Eubanks hosts. san Hayward. m Movie: (C) "Mop•bo" (adven· c:J Movie: "You Ca• AJM(' (dra-
ture) '53--Clark Gable, Ava Gard· ma) '45--Robert Cummincs.
ner, Grace Kelly. Story of a roman· G) News (C)
tic trianale, filmed in the juneles of 11:45 G) Movie: "lrukout" (drama) '59
Africa. -Richard Todd. I Ho. all Call.• (C) (30) 112:30 m All·Nifbt Sliow (C) "The Red
Sacebrusll Tllt•lrt (60) Shoes," "Atraron." and "Cilco
NET....,..._. (C) (2 hr) "Ha·[ Kid."
mlle." (R) 1:00 ti Morie: "JttllMIJ ~ (M-m srtvia , Enrique (60) I pense) '49---0eorae Raft.
1:30 1J fa Cl) MJ Tlirte Sotls (C) (30) I 0 N~ CC?,
Maureen Mor1an, a flamorous spe·, 1:30 Q Movtt: Hun111 Hllr (drama)
clal secretary, innocently enters the '47-0ennls Price.
!Ives of Steve and Robbie and sets fJ II Monda (C)
Pa1e 4
THf; Oo\ILY "'LOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY l7. 1170
J
1
1970
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SUNDAY
JANUARY 18
MOHNING
All stations reserve the
ri&ht to change program·
ming without advance no·
tice.
1:15
1:30
5:55
7:00
Tbt Chrtstopllen (C)
The Bible Answtr1
Cive U1 Tbll Dly (C) To• 111d Jtrr; (C)
Mr. Wlthbont (C)
Sacrtcl Heart (C)
7:15 The Cllristoplltn (C)
7:30 llt...n (C)
Morwn T1btmaclt Ctloir (C)
Cllmbln1 Hip (C)
Herald of Truth (C)
Rtwlv1I flru (C)
7:45 Cl) Davey and 8oll1tlt (C)
1:00 LIMP Unto MJ Feet (C) · g:, Tiit Cllrlstophers (C)
Cathedral of Tomorrow (C)
Campus Profile
Dq of Dllcowry (C)
Wondtr1n11 (C)
Alltfl Revival Hour (C)
~ltwtw1I flrt1
Cod 11 tht Answtr (C)
Ttw1t Hall Mtetin1
Aariculture Report
1:30 I LAlok Up and Un (C) Mrs. Al!lh Btt {C) Ci1J (I) G) Dudley Do-Ricfrt (C)
Movie: (C) "Cattle E•plrt"
western) '58-Joel McCrea.
ltiafJ'll llld1l111n (C) CD Rtvtv•I Flrts
Cl) Full C01ptl Rtvlv1I (C)
• TM Stofy (C)
9:00 Cl111tra lllret (C)
9:30
Station to Station (C)
Day of Dlsc:overy (C) Ci1J (I)&) F1nt11tk Yopp (C)
Coapel Miiiie (C) 00 ltlthfJ'll Kuhlman (C)
Cl) Toe and Jtny (C)
Mino 1 Mano R1nchtnt
• 11111 Is the llf1
Tod1,.1 Rtflilon (C)
• MJ Favorite Sermon (C) Or.
Phlllip Murray, Community Con·
aregational Church, Corona Del Mar,
guesb. 1J Mtvlt: "A Man From Wyominl"
(drama) '30--Gary Cooper, June
Collyer.
Ci) l1t1111n (C)
Cynthia
Tiit llble Answers (C) I@ ~I'°:::; F0tar (C)
10:00 9 (j) NHL Hodley (C) Los
Angelei Kinas vs. Detroit Redwlnas
et Detroit
I Tiiis 11 the Utt (C) Ci1J (I)&) lullwintlt (C)
Movlt: "Tiit Man Without 1
Body'' (sci·fi) '57-Robert Hutton,
Geor1e Coulourb.
I A•aztn1 Tllrtt
@ 47 Happiness Wq (C)
,. .... 39 (C)
lO:JO U @ if:' C•kltfl• (C) "Whose
lifer• An ori1lnal drama dealln1j
With abortion. R Ci1J rn m Issa• and Answtfl,,
CD F11t11 for Today (C)
I SalM Strtlt (C) (R)
10:55 (HJ CJ) EE NBA lullllblll (C)
ew York Knlcks vs. Boston Ctltlca,
llvt from Boston Garden. 11:001 ••t1r1atieftll Zone (C) HolMbaJtfs' luldt (C)
Mevlt: "nit Lisbon Stoty" (Id·
venturt·muslc:al) '46-0avld Fernr.
Patricia Burke.
I Cllurdl 111 die Homt (C)
@ first llptist Cltur~
Cine en Su Cw •
ScGpt (C)
11:30 Hip and Wild .(C)
Movie: "Ovttl111d Pacific'' (west-
em) '51-Jock Mahoney, Pe11ie
Castle. m frontin of Sdt11ce (C)
AFTERNOON
12:00 I Yovth and tilt ~Ice (C)
I Dttlllpnt P1rtnt (C)
@ Quest for ~enture (C) • Pl'olt*tlve (C)
12:30 stl!PS t. L11rnln1 (C)
• Oft Campus (C)
lent Autry
0..11 Rol>trts Ptt1tnts (C)
@ Wbttb to Advetrtu,. (C)
Cl) NFL Pro Bowl G••t (C)
• American Problt•• and Chaf.
ltnlU (C)
1:00 I Insider/Outsider (C) · Q)@ m Mttt tht rr.ss (C)
Movie: "lllt11I Tr1fflc" (mys·
tery) '38-J. Carrol Naish, Miry
C11rlisle. fJ @ (I) ia) Directions (C) "The
Changina Face of London's East
Side." a Shtrlocl Holaats m Movie: "Pi•pemti S.ltls" (dra·
ma) '42 -Leslie Howard, Mary
Morris. OJ TV Worship of tht Wut (C) &E> FutJnl en Madrid
1:30 fJ ltlltf (C) D Movie: (C) "Sunrllt It Campo-
bello" (drama) '66-Ralph Bellamy,
Greer Garson.
fJ Ci1J Cl) GJ DitcilMry (C) "Fora·
ina Nature's Supennat11et."
I Yolct of Calvary (C) 00 W•aon Train (C)
Arriba ti Norte
Profiltt of Prolfut (C)
2:00 8 I iflc!A t Tiii H1111'1 Wide
World (C) Arthur Godfrey narrates
a proaram about ham radio opera·
tors in Southern Calif. Senator
Barry Goldwater, 1 ham radio en-
thusiast, is also feetured.
! Prus Confert11u (C)
Buct Owens Show (C)
(]) SundlJ Mltlnee: "Seven
Cities of Gold."
I Muslca J P1llbm
Coiwpau (C)
lnllpt (C)
2:30 6 Viewpoint (C) IJ Movie: "Adventure In Dia.....,.
(mystery) '40--Georae Brent, 111
Mirand1.
fJ Movie: (C) ''ROJtl African RI·
fits" (drama) '53-louls Hayward,
Veronica Hurst. fJ Million $ Movie: HflltM" (SCI·
fl) '54-James Whitmore, Edmund
Gwenn.
11111 Anctnon (C)
Ftlt•rm
Supower (C)
htttrn for llvln1
(Continued)
Gifts
fQrlhe
Handyman
... Versatile
Voltmeters
IM·17 •251s
e ,...._.,.,. Clrull -I' •T '"""· 4 allleell trMal1 .. r, 1 fleff e 4 AC 11941~ ra..,.a e 4 DC vtff .. • r1111ea e 4 ellm rl"9ft e 11· m ... lntt
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Jiff... 1..-c• ter test le•d• e IHY·.....,lld clrvclt Mlt'f cettttrvctlefl. ao.. Hundreds of Every.:tev MMsure~ts for llomeowners, 1100t:>vlst1.
boaters, model bu1klers, C8er's, hams, evtft TV 111r11lcemen, FNturti
tour r•fl9ti on AC er.cl DC. volts lhat measure tn>m I to 1000 YOlll tult
sulc ... tour reslllance r11ngcs 110 Ohms center scele xi, •100, 11101(.
xtMI that measure from 0.1 Ohm lo IOOO meootima. All ••llOft are mulll-
c.olOred. and tllllf'e't en extra l•c:k so COf\MC'f tcedsory prooes to utend
1t1 capebllltles. a11"4'y ,.._,... Te War11 Allywllen . • • runs on a .. C" cell and l .•11.
rnercvry cell, tame H used In trantlttor radlOt.
111ectre11k WenllMlp """ ••• """ Of f'llfl 111'8'1_1 .... Wltll Clrcwlh
T1111 Are Safe, ldllcet!Mat & ltNlly Wert&.
• CMHMI •II m1tarl11t .. laatrvc· tlent ,., tHllldlnt 1' flfferent elK•
trtfllc Items e Fait, MNerlft•
lllf'ln .. type c_c..,.. • Oper•"• M ~ate -mlcel lle'ifllltM NI· ~ IMl tflClllfWI.
l'EltF•CT l'Olt ANY YOUNOSTllt WHO WANTS TO lX,.LOltE TH•
MYSTlltlH Of' •LICTltONICS.
t:onteln1 certoon·llhntraled prlnclpla•
ol operetlOn and simple, non-technlcet Instructions tor building 19 different
HEATHKIT®
profects . . . ~· llasllef', burgl1r alarm, l)lltlllc address s'(ltere, S dll·
ferenl transistor radios, electronic
timer, TV silencer, tleclrlc eye. met-. code transmitter, voice t~namltttr, 11 .. htr, Intercom. audlO
slgMI lnfeclOI', cepaclty a. votce ~
traled re11v1. Solderless, SPf'lnQ-IYIM connectors •PMCI HHml>ly, Ind on l>C llM'd r-epeetedly for l>ulldlftO , • .,.
Of'llC proftcts. Operelet on tour wle
c-,11e fleshlliJlll betterltS (not lnclud· edl. Mekes en ld"I gift for eny VOunQ11er at blrtl\day, Chrl1t,,,.1 °' graduation time ....... .
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547-0764
We leGM AU
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Paa• 7
SUNDAY (Contfnued)
3:00 9 Mtwte: (C) "f1Jl9I .._.
9'Cb" (dram1) •51..:..JOhn WIYftt,
Robert Ry1n, Don T~r.
I , ............ (C)
Olltlr u..tl Mewil: "'Sllllt'a llrt f,.._,..
(mptery) '54-louls H1yw1rd, Di·
111\t&)~-
Qldlo II Rot.
lrtllCt ,....,. (C)
S:JO Mewil: (C) "Tiit ...... nit
... ..,.. (comedy) '59-httr Stl·
lers. Je1n Stbera. David Kouoff. I ~ Sdleol D.,. (C) ................... (C)
S:4S CJ) llltnltieuf Tr ... 4:001 ~USA (C) Dr. IOldlft
Upbelt (C) Don Webster. Guests
Include slnrers Harlow Wilcox, Joe
South. Edwin Stur 1nd D1vld Ruffin,
plus sln1ln1 rroups Brooklyn Bridie.
Enchlnttd Ave, Cuff Links, Exiles
ind The New Colony Six. m Doll•" •IMI s.ue,,..,.rt " Prefit (C) l11J (]) ... ,. ...
Qj (]) SIMWs W....,._I WOf1d of
Coif (C)
I n.t's N..t (R)
()) fll• F..Wre
Uslp O'T oole
4:30 I Close-Up (C) • Ft•llJ Fii• Falttv.1: "Bloncfle's
la Moment." Penny Sinai.ton.
I S.-n (C)
hke of~· ....
stlln1 (C) "Enjoy Be1lnnln1
Tums." Pro1ram studies ch1n1in1
SPENCER
TRACY
KATHARINE
HEPBURN
DESK SET
IN COLOR
......
dlrtdioM wtllle m1lnt1lnln1 control
of apetd and conctudta with 1 dis·
cusslon on the flt 1nd price of
ski booh.
l (j) FICll tllt Natt.n (C) AIJ1adbire USA (C)
5:00 ftce tM Nltila (C) Fonner
b1m1 Governor Gtor1t C. W1lltc:e
Is interviewed In Wuhinston, D.C.
I .,_. Up (C) Biii Leyden.
Liit la Sptce (C)
U SPENCER TRACY & * KATHARINE HEPBURN!
"DESK SET"-COLOR!
D Mewlt: <C> "'Dm Set" (com· tdy) '57-Spencer Tr1cy, Kttherfne
Hepburn, Gia Youns. J0tn Blondell,
Dina Menill. The lirls In 1 comptny
reference dtpertment put up a fiatrt
wtlen they think they mifht be rt·
pltced by 1 "br1ln machine."
I Daktlrl (C)
htty Du'• CI> S.V.. Alta Tllutre: ''Three
Worlds of Gulllvet."
Hew tD Mtr'J I MIUiottaltt
Ci) My Wet1d (C)
: ~lttlon (C) (R)
(JJ C.•t1 TllrH (C)
• fllll*·Socttr
. H«t Co• Ute staB (C)
hn for YMT Life (C)
5:30 NewUlan (C)
AJt.-.nc. eon.,. stiow <Cl
Mdlale'I NW/ s.tet Tralta
@ Tltt WOftd To!Hf'row (C)
Cl) AaltMr Hollr (C)
f V £ N I N (~
6:00 I MIT s.• ,.... (C) (30) · 9 00 fl:) Fran' McSM Rt,ort
(C) (30)
I ,.... hr.cit (C) (60)
T1le 5rM¥J SM (C) (60)
G) Man Fro• UNCU (C) (60)
ID BILL BURRUD: ANIMALS * ACTION & ADVENTURE! m Aalatll, ActMll and Adventure
(t) (30) "Safari." Bill Burrud hosts.
fil) TIM SM (C) (60) The second
show of a series desiped to In·
volve teena1ers with si1nificant
names in news and music. fettured
are novelist Jay Richard Kenntdy
(''The Chairman"), minstrel Jeny
Jeff Walker, ind the Baeh·rodt
1roup, The New Yorll Rock ind
Roll Ensemble. Bob W1lsh hosts. 9 Cl) Fil• Ftlfllr• (30)
1:30 II Rod Sttflnt• Wonderful Wtr1cl
tf . . • CoftieatJoll (C) (30) Rod
Serlln1 plun1es Into the "maddin1
crowd" around us. e a oo m 1.E. c:.n.,. .....
(C) (30)
I Jlldd for tM Defen• (C) (60)
St19brvsll Tllettrt (60)
Cl) Skippy (C) (30)
7:00 II Qt Ci) l.wJe (C) (30) Lassie
tries to find her own Identity in
P1rt 111 of a four-part episode.
B U 00 m WUd llnsdo• (C)
(30) "Voyaae of the Golden Doi·
phln." Marlin Perkins and St1n
Brock join a eepture team aboud
a 75-foot collectin1 vusel for 1
voya11 to the Sea of Cortez ind
Guadalupe Island to observe 1nd
cepture various sea beasts includ·
ln1 1 20-foot elephant seal.
8 11te '"°" (C) (60)
Qou're
probably
familiar with
the nasal
and traffic
varieties.
but wait until
you discover
ROD SERLING'S
WONDERFUL WORLD OF ...
~~~~--J
•
Sunday
·•=~pm
CBSh
G WElfi * TRAI ON l
•al th~ I
traMPt
utlon a ...
Cavett
m,~
d1rln1
youn1
;·~
We Al
Obtain
Septn
7:301~
(30)
and I!
Po key
tosses
mike 't~
ptrla.
Wyma
an At
who,
first
throw
Mlch1
Tomrr ow
trt"
ner, E
Story
Ameri
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1:00 II TO,.
*The
IJC Schee
Dina
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T·Bln
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of tt
bring m• vent" Av1
aet I
roma IH lly w
on tt
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emo1 1:30•: M> cald
able
uncle
Mani 1: Para
9!00fJ'
D WEIRD CAVEMEN P•m LH, Wally Co•, Nell Dll·
* TRAP LITTLE PEOPLE mond, and Patchtt & T111U auttt.
N D Q)(l)@Dleuau (C) (60) ON LA D OF THE GIANTS "Thi e1c ~." As htlr to 1 D (17) (I) Q) laM ., tlM C&utl financial windfall, Candy suddenly
(C) (60) "The Secret City of Umbo." finds himself surrounded by new
The Eertflllno art rnrsttf'iOully "friends." one of whom Is 1 notor1·
transported to another 1i1nt civill· oui con men.
utlon fer btnt•tll the around. D @ (J) Q) MC s.411 .._.: a Jet ...... s... {C) (JO) Dick (C) ....... n.. S.W.'" (com·
Cavett. Claire Bloom pat. tdy) '67-Shlrley Macl.alnt, MldlHI
tDll8cWl1't Alcea Hew (C) Caine, Rossano Brml, Alan Min,
(60) "Thirty Days to Survival." A Yrttono Gassman. Peter Sellera.
derinc •lf·testin& advenh111 by five News (C) (JO) llny McCormick.
youna Americans In the wild end tntiWe llMM• (60)
ruued mountains of Wyomlnc. : He••WMCI (C) (60) (R) fm 1'e AMcatas (C) (60) "Should .,._,.. ....._ (30)
We Allow Anyone Who W1nts It To 9:30 • News (C) (30) Dour Dudley.
Obtain 1 Divorce After a Six·Month TIM Spotts Set (C) (30)
Stpar1tlonr• c...mn.a , c.~ (C)
I Co•lcot J CalldoMS (30) 10:00 Qt Cl) Mlaiotl: lllpM1iblt (C)
r:lO Qt Cl) Tt 10111 WtUI Lowe (C) (60) A tr1lned f1lcon Is summoned
(30) Penny finds • Roman coin In 1 l•st·dltch rescue attempt. Con·
and Is sure it is worth • fortune. cluslon of three-part episode. Lff
Pokey thinks It Is a penny and Meriwether, Joseph Reale auest.
tmes it In the Trevi Fount1ln to Q 9 00 @D TIM lokl OMS (C)
mike a wish. (60) "If I Can't Sine. I'll listen." D 9 00 m Walt DllllJ (C) (60) Ors. Hunter and Stuart deal with
"Bon Voyaae." Part 11 of thrtt the ernotioul problems Incurred bJ
parts. Fred MecMurray ind J1nt three women patients with cancer
Wyman star In rom1ntlc comedy u In Y1ryin1 stalff of MWrity.
•n American couple from lndl1n1 D m ..... (C) (30)
wllo, with their thrH children on a fJ lit Me Tall Tt .•. (C) (60)
first trip abroad. find ttiemselves Cll•ncellors from 3 campuses of
thrown Into lntem1tion1I 90Citty. the University of Callf. provide a
Mlclleel Callan, Deborah Willey end look 1t hlJher education.
Tommy Klrtc co·star. . IL.Mor hpert (C) (30) 1J lllltM $ Mowte: .,,.,.,., Raft(· 11.-.. Ftn•
trS" (adventure) '58-James G1r· : NET Flltlvll (C) (60) "H1m1tt
ner, Etchlke Choumu. Jacti W1rdtn. Revisited."
Story of the 111t1nt exPloits of the I Cr11 TNtro (60)
American R1naers ind their leader, 10:30 Tiit World •IMl'ftw (C) (30)
Colonel William Dar1>y. "The Sordid Sixties.."
G) Passport to TrMI (C) (30) ''The m Sq11111 Wlf1cl IJf Ed lldltt (C)
Two Jeruselems." (30) "Peace Revoluti~ert 11."
fE ttor.. Optt1 C~) m KATHRYN KUHLMAN
ii) Los CalldUlo1 (JO) * AND GUESTS IN COLOR l.-00 II TONITE'S BEST BET! a>~ ._" .. " <C> (30)
*The ED SULLIVAN SHOW! 11:w.:-~~~~~~FCC) IJ t3 ()) Ed Sullivan (C) (60)
Scheduled auests: John Byner, Bill * TOMORROW-IN COLOR!
Dane ind Phyllis Newm1n. with Rex Humbard, Maude
B ROLLER GAMEs-Live! (C) Aimee & Musical Staff! * T-BIRDS vs. NEW YORK I CltM4rll •f Tt•rrow {C)
8 Rttltr Ca.., (C) (2 hr) L.A. ~II~ f! =~C~) Guests:
T·Blrds vs. N.Y. Bombers. M 0 R s ckbe' f T ...
D FORD MOTOR COMP.NY r. . : 1re 1n, ormer rauv
" Commluaoner for th• Department * presents THE FBI of Commerte; end Henry C. W111lcll, D @CI>aJ TIM Fii (C) (60) professor of economics at Yalt
"The Diamond Millstone." The theft UnivtrsitJ. Topic: ''The Ttriff LIWS."
of the famous Lockwood dl1rnond m lulslrt (C) (30) "Mr. Johneon's
bri np Erskine into the case. Had the Course." m Movie: (C) ....... ..,... (•d· m It •• Wrttltl (C)
venturt·romance) '53--01rtc G1ble, 11:15 D Mtwi.: (C) "Jat fer Y•" (mu·
AN• Gardner, GrlCll Kelly. Stoey, slcal) '52-Blnc Crosby, Jene W'/·
set in the Jun&les of Africa, of • min. romantic trienclt. 11:30 8 lloWlo: (C) .. A Tl• T• LAM
G) FMt•t/Art Fil• (C) (30) NCI 1 Tl• Tt Dlt" (dram. 1) '58-
fll) Tiit fenJto Sar• (60) "A F1m· John G1vln, Joclt M1honey.
ily Weddina." Mlch11I mmi• Fleur 1 Ull•• & lartlly (C) on the rebound ind tlle youn1 bride Movie: ''Tetlow Ar" (western)
feces her weddlnc d•Y with mixed '48--Greaory Peck, Anne Bexter,
emotions. · Richard Widm1rtc.
I earroaue MukaM (60) I Celt .45 1:30 Qj 00 m 1111 Cosby SM (C) (j) llltiPt (C)
( 0) "A lover's Quarrel." Chet Kin· ())TIM Qr~ers
caid 1ttempts to halt the lntermln· 12:00 Cineu Smday: "The Great Din
able blckerina of his tunt ind Petch."
uncle. Jackie "Moms" M1bley ind 1:00 8 Mowlt: "lllcl Jea Ketdl•,
Manten Moreland 1uut. ...,. .. ,, (western) '56-&want
G),.,...,. (C) (30) Duff, Victor Jory.
fJ) Wortd T•..,.,.. (30) "1970-D .,..._, f,..,, (C) Lee Strn·
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5:55 tJ 5ivt Us Tltls Day (C)
6:00 tJ Sunrise Semester (C)
El) News/Stoct M11bt
8:101J F11turt1 (C) Thurs.
8:25 e Community lullttla Board (C) 8:301 Mr. M1po (C) Enrc:ise WlUI 51ori1 (C)
6:25 CJ Education Exdlanp (C) ''Young • Momin& Wltdl (C) Ted Meyers.
Film Makers." M1rint loJ (C) 6:301 Odymy (C) ~Ider Min (C) Mort For Your MontJ lV Jldl LI Linne (C)
Explorin& Los Anitlts 9 001 IFE n L Show (C) • Llw tor the Laym1n (C) Wed. : 1 uey • · @m It Tlk• Two (C)
6:55 CJ KNBC Newaervlce (C) Guests are Georae (Goober) Und·
7:00 CBS News (C) Joseph Senti. say, Allee Ghostley, and their spous· ~ 16' ~ Tbt r...i-• ...._ (C) es; plus Linda Kay Hennlna and
'4.ll u-.J 1:1.:J _., _..., Mike Minor.
Tb• His ind Her of It (C) I U Movie: see Daytime Movies. Mr. Wisllbone (C) JKt LI Lannt (C)
Bolo th• aown (C) u dtnto (C) Commodity /Stoel Report " 1
: Sesame Strfft (C) (]) Quttn for 1 Oaf (C) Featurn 7:301 ft1tur11 9:25 CJ 9 @ m NBC News (C) Wondenma (C)
Sauffy Smitll (C) 9:3011 (j) 8ewtrty Hlllblllles Cl) CBS News (C) · @ m Cotlctlltnltion (C)
7:45 li"il f"li'"I Ytdeo Di_.. (C) • Mo.it: See Daytime Movies.
WJ l.!l.I •-· Cartoons and ftltllr• (C)
8:00 tJ lfi) (j) C.ptain ltlq1roo (C) 1 (!) Haydttl's Happtnin& (C)
B Daphne's Cartooft Castle (C) 10:00 tJ Andy 5riffltll (C)
&Uumby (C) CJ Qi) Cl) m Salt of the c.tury
(i1) (]) Rocky and His Friends (C) (C) Jack Kelly hosts.
SHELLEY BERMAN AND THE MOMENT OF TRUTH
Comedi~ 1 Shelley Berman, who is accus·
tomed to write, edit, rehearse, stage and per-
fonn his own material, had an easy time of it
starring in an episode of ABC's Love, American
Style, Friday at 10 PM, as the series moves to
its new time.
He plays a businessman who finds that his
favorite restaurant has hired topless waitresses,
but whose idyll is interrupted by the arrival
of his puritanical wife (played by comedienne
Kaye Ballard).
Bennan was asked if he is ever tempted to
change or paraphrase lines written by someone
else. It turned out that he has strong views on
the subject.
"If ao actor is unhappy with the dialogue,"
he said, "it is perfectly proper to talk it over
with the writer or director before filming starts.
But if he is unable to change their minds, there
are only two honorable choices~ither play it
as written. or quit. Writers and directors have
pride in their work, and it is unforgivable to
tamper with the lines wheo the camera's rolling.
"But it does happen-too frequently. And I
say that a producer who lets a director ruin a show, or a director
who lets ao actor tamper with it, because he wants to avoid un·
pleasantness, is ao idiot."
This view led to a discussion of the famous TV documentary
of Berman's preparation for and performance of a Miami night-
club engagement. The documentary was particularly memorable
because of Berman's display of temper backstage because of a
telephone ringing-and ringing-during his performance.
"I had control of the content of the documentary," Berman
said, "and I was asked if I wanted that part cut out. I told them
to include it if :hey wanted to. I must say I was aurpriaed at the
Pqe 10
Shtlley Buman and Kaye Ballard
reaction of columnists. You would think I had desecrated the flag.
"They missed the point. I wasn't angry because the ringing
telephone ruined the performance-because it didn't I don't think
most of the audience was aware of it. I was concerned about
what might happen if this kind of negligence was allowed ,to go
unchallenged."
Berman was equally forthright when asked about bis experi·
encc on Love, American Style. "One of the most enjoyable days
I ever had in this business," he said. "The director, Oary Nelson.
was great. Kaye Ballard was marvelous to work with. And the
script-it never entered my mind to change a word."
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10:30119(1) LAM of Lift (C) au oo m Ho1irwooct Sea..,.
(C) Guests are Dick Patter10n, Ruta
Lee, John Davidson, Junnlt C. Riley,
Marty Allen and Vincent Price.
0) T~vtl fllias (C)
11 :00 I 9 ([) Where tilt tt.art 11 (C) · o oo m Jeop11dJ <C> Art Fleming hosts.
fJ The &allopln1 Gourmet (C) Gra-
ham Kerr. fJ Tempo (C) Baxter Ward hosts:
&) Romper Room (C)
11 :25 fJ JS ([) CBS Newa (C)
11:30119 (jJ Starch for Toiaomw (C) 0 @ 00 m Tiie Mo, Wbet 111d
Mere &anie (C)
I Jobnny &rant (C)
Tiie Anniversary &ame (C)
Los An1elt1 City Sdlooat 1Y
Ctautoo11 ID World of Women (C) fE Sesame StrHt (C) (R)
11:55 a@ 00 m NBC ..... (C)
A r T f R ~J 0 0 N
12:00 fJ Boutique (C)
Cl Qj 00 m Uf1 Witfl Unkltttlr
(C) Jack and Art Linkletter.
I Movie: See Daytime Movies. · Gil (}) B1wltchtd (C)
Sheriff Jobn (C)
NIWI (C) Bill Johns.
Stoa Market Clott
(j) Andy Griffith (C)
12!30 IJ 9 (jJ As the World Turns (C) O@@ mo.,.. of Our Lim
(C) Macdonald Carey sta11.
I @ Cil T1lat Clf1 (C)
Dialin1 for Dolt.rs (C)
Stoct Market Ana'11b
Tbat &itl (C) Wed. only.
1 :00 IJ Cit (jJ Lovt Is 1 MlllJ St>ltn·
dortd Thin& (C)
B QI @ m Tiit Doctors (C)
@ (I) G'J All MJ Cllllclr1n (C)
Rosemary Prinz stars. m Queen for a o., (C)
fl) Office of the Pmldtnt
1:15 fE Futures
1:30 I Cit) Cl) The Guldin& Llpt (C) 0 00 m Another World (C)
Coollin1 Around Ute World (C)
Wed.
fJ @ (j) 1a) lefs Make a Dtal
(C) Monty Hall hosts.
GI Movie: See Daytime Movies.
fl) Technical Comer
1:50 0) Falflions in S.Win1 (C)
2:00 I Q'1 (j) Secret Storm (C) ' @ 00 m Brleltt "11nist (C)
Fatbtr Knows Best
@ Cil Q) Newlywed Game (C)
• &olden Shot Movie: See Day.
time Movies. Tom Hallick hosts.
0) Movie: See Daytime Movies.
El) Commodity I Mutual Fund
2:30 fJ 9 Ci) Edae of Nlpt (C)
DU006',.._°"""1(C)
Al Lohman and Ropr Barklq.
Guests are Dorothy Lamour, John
Davidson and Shelley Berman. II Clrl Tall (C)
D@ CIJ G O.U.C .... <C>
fl) S1Ddl Market/F..tlre
3:oo 1 a Cil ,,.., ,,.. (C) ·
lt'1 Your let (C) Gueth art
James Darren and wffe Evy Norlund;
Mickey Manners and wife Jane.
I ~cti'@':: ... Holpltal (C)
len's Iii Tep Sllow (C)
W""1rollt 00 Matlnet: Don Rodewald.
Mltlntt: Don Wil9011.
3:30 IJ lMcty Pair (C) Guests are Rich·
ard Deacon, Betty Beaird (Mon.);
Nina Foch, Marshall ThomP10n
(Tues.-Thurs.); Robert Clary, Debo·
rah Walley (Frf.).
• Mib Dollllu (C) om. 11d tt.rrtet
(i1) (l)Ef) One Lift To Uvt (C)
,..,.,.. and frllnds (C)
Hollo lefty (C)
Or. H•4ton'1 Secnt Joumal Cil Popeye Cartoou (C)
3:45 @m Feltma and News (C)
4:00 II 511 Hunt: Movie: See Daytime
Movies, Wed. only.
I Dtar Julia Meedt (C)
(j1) CI) OJ Dark Slladows (Cl
DEBUf Tllt Nailed TrvtJi (C) MiatltJ Moute (C)
hter l•n
Alt Studio
4:15 m 11lt friendly Giant
4:30 I Movie: See Daytime Movies. Divorce Court (C)
ONl'#I (C)
Hazel (C)
The Munsttrs
(])Mike Dou&ln (C); Perry
Mason, Tues.
I Rawhide Roundup
Stu111t Sb'ttt (C) (R) CD Thi Fllntstonn (C)
El Usvrpador
BewitdJtd
5:00 • KNIC Ntntrvict (C)
NIWI (C) Tom Reddin.
• Flipper (C)
News (C) Georae Putnam.
B1t111n (C) 00 Jimmy TllOIHllOn (C)
Ci) Mcffalt's Navy
• Un canto de Mulce
• &llli1an'1 Island (C)
· C1llopln1 Gourmet (C)
5:30 0 Q) ABC News (C) 0 @ @ (£) NBA lakttltall (Ct
TueJ. only. All-Star game.
• Candid camera
&illl1an'1 Island (C)
Sunset Trails
@ Thia Day 1970 (C)
: M1lttr0ltfS' Nellflbortlood (C)
Cl) NMn (C) Mike Foley,
• Viruta y Caputlna
• Town Talk (C)
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A big recent surprise ln the eomedmel fascinating world of
tedevtsion was the ~e ct Ml98lon: Impossible as the
No. 1 mow m the 7o.tn.arbt Nielsen ratings.
When the personable Martin Landau and bis real-Ute mi&lul.
Bar1>e.ra Bain, edted the show many ln die profeeston wondered
• lf it could survive. However, Mission is
also now doing weH tn the national Niel·
9ell8 and tnlel'elt in the series is stitl
high.
Peitia.,s, as BUI Shakespeare said,
lbe Play'e The Thing.
Also, a good Joog--sbot bet Is Chat
~en Campbell, who already seems to
be knocking Bonanza out of the box.
sinoe being moved to 9 p.m. SUndays,
wtll at some time ln the near fUture hit a1ce Che No. 1 spot tn tile ratinp.
For IOIDe dme now this colnma bu
been woaderta.a out loud wiry oae of tbe networb dlelll-i come up
with a dramatic Mftea based OD a bla ftctltloua airline. Tbe
poulbWtlt.es, u we pointed out, are endJen. Stodes CGUlcl take
place all over tbe warld, wilerever pi.et fly. VtrlJe phots ad
sbapely..a..pety atewardeues, WGUld lllOlt ~Y bave wide ~
pee.I ror Ylewen.
Well. we're not going to get exactly that k(nd ot a serta ...
yet.
But on January 30 Tan Conway will premiere Tbe .Tim
Conway Show tn which he'H portray the pilot of an airline. True.
the aizlline will have "a fleet .. of only one plane, but maybe tt'U
grow into anodler Air West or something.
Conway's costar will be Joe Flynn as president of the Hne, a
character Wbo hates to tly.
It all tbls sounds a Jong way from International Airport and
the new junbo jets that's because it la.
But Ceway md Flynn, whom JIU may recall from the IUC>
cesstu1 McHlle's Navy series In wflldl they were areet aooct fUD,
sbouJd provide •me eatertaJalnc momeata.
(Let's hope they can afford a stewardess.)
* * * Were viewers ehocked on the CBS 7 p.m. news recently when
a fellow about to be evicted trom his home punctuated bis
remarks MberaJ.Jy wtdl G-D-ms? Not really. I guess that such
~ 1the era iin which we live that the words are almost, but maybe
not quke, bou.seb<*1 . • . dependJng of course on your house.
However, Walter C.,..... felt called Ul*I te make ...... ..tt
Of u aplanadcm die nnt ev...,. It wu Indeed a muterplece ol
doubJe.tallt. Near u I '*lid make out, Walter said that CBS would
not delete lucll words II tbe lltuadon bena covered wu dlre
eDOQl1l for a mu to say diem.
* * * Conlidertng that there's hardly a viewer wtlo does not feel be ·
is an expert on TV wouldn't ft be a good Idea tor IOm8 1oe&1 sta·
tk>n to put on a live wee.Cly panel show ln wNch top figures in the
Industry might be questioned on many o1 the facets of TV which
interest, and Often irk, the public? It would.
Alwt't Karen JeDHD Of Bracken's World and stnpr-d.ucer
Joey HeadM!rtGn tbe two mo1t glamorous prla aa televtatoaf Tbey
·~ (Wily does be keep uldna questiGm and tben answer tbem
bhmelft)
Does anyone except a person directly Involved pay any at·
tention to the overiong ·It. ot credi&a on televised old .moYlea? No,
they do not.
WJU Efrem Zlmbalist Jr., as ln9ped0r Erskin~. end his 8'des
on The FBI ever loee that gun battle whtch marks the .lllfMtable
end o1 Aot 4? Of course not. J. Edgar Hoover would have a flt.
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MONDAY
JAMJARY 19
f« morninc and afternoon
fistinp, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS.
DAYTIME MOVIES
~11 '1'11it ........ _ ......
(,,,,_ry) '44--ff«tttt WalW, Jlllb
Alttltf.
D ... • ···~ Pitt I (dflftla.t~ Nnu) '46 -Clift Gable, Gr
Garaon.
t-.JI IJ 1lie c..e.feit "'-"' (...,,.
t.ry) '57-Zldl.aty Scott. m .,., .. .,, ,.....,.. (dnma·
fantasy) '57 -Wan.r Brtnllln,
Marion Rote.
12:00 a "Jiit lfWe c... HelW' (com·
tdJ·drama) 'JS-Claudette Colbe.rt.
Fred MacMun1J.
l:JO CD ......,.. (dtama) '47 -Mar·
p11t Loc:hood. l1n Hunter.
2:00 D "~~ Mtact" (drama) '43
-Oana Andrews. m "Jiit Wild IWiltas" (western)
• '56--aill Willl.tms. Col•n Gray.
4:30 f'J (C} "OM OaW' (drama) '55
~ Hudson, Aline Buter.
f V F ~ I ~i r.
•:00 I tit llltws (C} (60) Hrry Dunphy. fr:' HHU.,-lfl!*lt'J (C} (30)
ltftt ~ Aw (C) (90) Guests
.. .,.. .... * s. Jerry CGlils. I ,.,.... ...
D Sil O'Clld ...._ (C) -n..
Wllllllt ....... (tNIDrl) 'S7 -,
Ql;atttoo lte*lil, NIM B.zdat, "-
t.11 SW.Ad.~ UrtUleftl
a. n-Codti*lm offlcef'a raoctt.I I
Md lllil wife tries to me ha' acnt
pat ID uwe billt.
lid Y• '-(30} n. f'M I 111 (C) (JO)
Its Trtl (C) (60)
MC._ (C} (lO) wars -..? (30)
CIS .._ (C} (30} ,... ca. (30)
..... (C) (60} bQ Whitt.
1W Namtla (C} (60) n. c-c.... (C} (30)
.,, f-.b .... (30}
(J)hny .._ (60)
..... tM ,,...._ (30) (R)
@ .......,......, (C) (30)
• ,,. (C) (30)
Cl) 11le ........ (30)
Netidlf• 34 (C} (60)
• Ulll ..... (C) (30)
1-JXJ 11 ca &ni•& .._. <C> <JO) 0 n.t'a ltty U.? (C) (30) Pan-
elists for Ule week ire Pem Cass.
Alan Alda, Soupy Sales and Anene
Francis.
11 Lwt lMCJ (30)
het ... a.ct (C) (30)
C:.•mdity/Mwtul r.-(C}(R) 00 llleeday ._ (C) (2 hr)
"Ctmade." Cary Grant, Audrey Hee>·
burn.
I Allora! (30)
Ci) Trvdt Of C:.1t194tlltftCH (C) ftiar's W1r1d (C) (30)
TMt Qlrl (C) (30)
ntt: DIUL'f' PILOT. TY Wt:£K. JANUARY 17, 1970
..
., a.die ..... (30)
UI 8 m '--IJIH• (C) (60) Guest
Pttw Lawford worb up a lather
om ahlvinJ commercials, plays
Ge«ce Washlnrton and invents a
hit modem mUlical.
1J I IHcfAITlle IM...,_ Aew
(C) (30) The story of • &rut aolfer.
(R)
I T1 TIG tile Trd (C} (30)
St.di llbtUt/fubwts (30)
Werid ,,.. (C) (60)
....., ••• (30)
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1:30 II 9 CiJ Htn'a LKY (C) (30)
Ytvian Jones arrives in Hollywood
and expects Lucy to make aood her
promise to arranae a dinner date
with Lawrence Welk. Lawrence Welk,
Yivian Vance and Mary Jane Croft
auest. IJ l 111ill1 i• ActiH (C) (30) Bas·
kelball hifhliahts. D @ CI> a> ABC Monday Movie:
(C) "How To St11I a Mlllletl" (com·
edy) '66-Audrey Hepburn, Peter
CYToole, Eli Wallach. Huah Griffith,
Charles Boyer. An elepnt Parisi1n
philanthropist, who is in reality an
art foraer, agrees to allow the
French aovemment to uhibit one
of his finest pieces, Cellini Venus-
• fake. His dauahter, fearina the
foraery will be discovered, conspires
wit II '1lr •rt detective (who has been
hired to expose the toraer) to steal
the statue. m David frost Shew (C) (90)
Marty Allen auests.
-
Tiit 111 Valley (C) (60)
Sattbnnll Theatre (60)
Popa (30)
1:30 e a CiJ c......u <C> <60>
9:00 II Qt Cl) MaJbtny R.f.D. (C) (30)
Little Mike volunteers to take care
of Howard's talkina mynah bird,
then loses it. Mike buys a substi·
lute bird and beai Aunt Bet not
to tell. CHARLTON HESTON
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THREE VIOLENT PEOPLE
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MONDAY IN COLOR
KABC -TV
"The Judas Gun." The lonatime feud
of widower-ranchers Noah Haimes
and Clete Bolden is rekindled by
the romance of Haimes' only son
and Bolden's only dauahter. Richard
X. Slattery, Sean McClory, Peter
Jaton and Laurie Mock ruest D m MJ Wortd and w11c:o .. tD
It (C) (30) " 'Dur' b a Four-Letter
Word." Ellen Monroe's Insistence
that a communications aap u ists
between her husband and dauahter
is supported by Lydia's school when
John has to ao see the principal.
Alan Oppenheimer and Liiian Field
1uest. IJ Stll., ..... Stall (C) (30)
Gu•sts: Lloyd Haynes, Denise Nich-
olas, Karen Valentine. D @ CI)G) It Takes a Tllief (C)
(60) "The Steal-Drivlna Man." Al
Mundy risks his life on the auto-
mobile racetracks of Europe to 1et
to a safe in Cordona where the
Russians have Cuba.type missile
base plans.. Mario Andretti plays
himself and Fernando Lamas, Fe·
lici1 Farr, Dick Smothers, Edward
Binns and Grea Mullavey ruest. 0 Millioft $ Movie: "Tiit usy
Wr(' (comedy) '52~ary Grant,
Betsy Drake, Lurene Tuttle. The
wife of a city enaineer, mother of
three children. adds a . homeless
younaster to her brood, then an·
other and another.
I TrvUI or Conaequtnut (C) (30)
Major Ada•s (60)
Ttcbnlcal c:.mtr (30) (R)
Frttd Cllef (30) Julia Child
prepares 1 variety of caramel-laced
desserts.
0 @ 00 m NIC MondaJ Movlt: (C) "Ttua Acrosa die ltiwf'' (com·
edy) '6&-0ean Martin, Alain De·
Ion. Joey Bishop, Rosemary Forsyth.
The story of the misadventures of
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mary Forsyth) ls startled by IOBH'-
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a Spanish nobleman with roeuu, conservative Harvey Hukarf to dis·
rascals and knaves of frontier Arntt· cuss tonleht's topic.
lea. I Carctl de M11jens (30) D Hert eo... ttlt stirs (C) (60) 10:30 • c,.tllla (30)
Don Adams is honored and harassed 11:00 D a News (C)
by Barbara Feldon, Ed Platt. Leon· TH West.r1n
ard Stem, Damita Jo, Woody Wood· • Movie: "Low, H.t. Md ot.
bury, Herkie Styles, Sandy Baron llooof'' (drama) '65 -Vlma Lisi,
and Alan Drake. Peter Baldwin.
fl;) NET Journ~I (C) (60) "A m RATED "M" For MATURE
Glimpse of Chma." This proeram * AUDIENCE 11 PM KTTV presents a sweeping view of Red -
China's reefmented society, focus· I Peyton PllCe . lit . c t p • Ht Slid Sitt Saki (C) 1n1 on e m an on rovince. Cl) 9 OO fit (I) N (C)
@m l•pKtoa M11alcala (30) ...... -.. 6 (30) ''Jo ...... p t
9·"" : _..m.re umey w a a-
·-sonie" II TONIGHT'S BEST BET! eima>News (C) * THE DORIS DAY SHOW! 11:10@ @ Cfne•a Se¥tntMt1 (C) "Last II Cit()) Doris Day (C) (30) Doris of the Bedmen."
doesn't worry about the consequen-11:30 II Qt (j) MlfY Crtffln (C)
ces when she "takes" six poodles 8 fit @ m Joltnny C.r10CI (C)
from a private, locked automobile, Alan Kina is substitute host this
but she ultimately finds herself In week.
court on a robbery charee. James a ..... Show (C) Scheduled
Millhollin, Jerome Cowan, Charles guests include Alex Kendrick. Sam·
Lane and Issa Arnal auest. uel Houston Johnson, Ted Mack,
I News (C) (30) Baxter Ward. Ashley Montaeue and Martha Raye.
Bill Jollns Ntft (C) (30) 0 &) Old! Clvett (C)
Horse Opera (60) m Movie: "Yellow SQ" (western)
Rnist• Musical (30) '48 -Gregory Peck, Anne Baxter,
10:00 9 (I) Carol lumett (C) (60) Richard Widmark.
Flip Wilson and Vikki Carr guest. G) Movie: "Duptrldoes. Are In 1J m News (C) (60) Town" (western) '56-Rex Reason, fJ Della! (C) (60) Debbie Drake, Robert Arthur, Kathy Nolan.
The Brooklyn Bridee and Marty 1:00 II Movie: (C) "Litt of the lad·
Allen euest. men" (western) '57-Georee Mont·
G) Peny Mason (60) eomery, James Best. Dourtas Ken·
fll) Flrin1 Une (C) (60) "Why Don't nedy.
Conservatives Understand?" Writer I a News (C) Roger Rapoport and Wes Nlsker-community Bulletin hml (C)
both sharply critical of William F. Action TIM.tre: "The Avengers."
Buckley's views-join Buckley and 2:30 News (C)
ABCMondey Night .
Audrey~rn
Peter O'lOole
How to Steal a Million
• Premiere 8:30eb
Pat Paulsen: Sad-Eyed Comedian
For Pat Paulsen, who has been described as "a comedian with
sad eyes and a body to match," the road to the top has been long
and difficult. The star of Pat Paulsen·s Half a Comedy Hour,
which premieres on ABC, finally attained eminence in 1968 when
he slouched across the nation's television screen as the unchal-
lenged favorite of the Straight Talking American Government
(STAG) Party.
Pat was born in South Bend, Wash. and brought up in San
Francisco. He was graduated (rom Tamalpais High School and
attended City College in the Bay City.
Becoming interested in a theatrical career, he left college to
join a little theater group in Santa Rosa, Calif. After a short
sojourn he returned to San Francisco for temporary employment
as a photostat machine operator, then moved to Nevada and
worked in a gypsum plant.
Beware of Paulsen Power! It strikes on Thursday at 7:30 PM.
Two more stabs at show business proved abortive: a week's
engagement at the Purple Onion in San Francisco, and an audi-
tion on "Talent Scouts."
After years of discouragement, good things began to happen.
In 1963 Pat began a series of coffeehouse engagements in Call ·
fomia. In his act he poked fun at the nation's manners and mores
and satirized the Establishment's "sacred cows." Just as his popu·
larity was on the upward swing, Tom and Dick Smothers caught
his routine at the Ice House in Glendale. Calif. During their first
meeting Pat told the Smothers Brothers that their show needed
comedy. They responded by hiring him for their weekly CBS show.
Pat's shtick on the program was to read editorials on diverse
subjects ranging from the war on poverty ("We can win the war
on poverty by shooting 400 beggars a week") to sex education
(''I am opposed to sex education in the schools. Let the kids
today learn it where we did-in the gutter"). Requests for copies
of his pronouncements averaged 15.000 a week. and Pat won
an Emmy for the 1967-68 television season.
When he embarked on the most unusual Presidential campaign
the United States has ever known. veteran political observers
warned that the country was not yet ready for such dynamic and
decisive leadership. That he lost is unimportant. The fact remains
that Pat Paulsen helped the nation laugh at itself in the midst
of one of the most heated campaigns in our history.
With few heights left to conquer. Pat is now concentrating his
great powers on making Pat Paulsen's ·Half a Comedy Hour a
laughing matter.
,.,. 13
TUESDAY
JANUARY 20
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 11 "H•ry Aldrtdt ,..,. C.ld"
(comedy) '44 -Jimmy Lydon.
"Henry Aldrlcll swtno It" (comedy)
'43-Jlmmy Lydon.
U "AdYtnturl" Concluslon (ro-
mance) '46 -Cl1rk Gable, Greer narson.
9:30 B "Crim• Wive" (drama) '54 -
Sterllnr Heyden. m "Captain Caution" (adventure)
'4G-Vlctar Mature, Leo Carrfllo.
12:00 IJ "Enter M1d1m1" (comedy) '35
-Elissa Landi, Cary Grant. Lynne
Overman.
1:30 m "Thi M1rnlflttlrt AmbtrMI"
(drama) '42-Joseph Cotten, Aines
Moorehead.
2:00 B (C) "Stop, Yoa're IOIH111 Mt"
(comedy) '53-8roderick Crawford,
Cl1lre Trevor. m "Sewell 8uns to Meu• (West·
em) '58 -Lola Albriaht. Charles
Quinlivan.
4:30 II ''TIM lust. llNton Story-(bl·
OlJlphy) '57 -Donald O'Conno<,
Ann Blyth.
I 1•1 I N I •• ! ,
1:001· ~ Ntws (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. · m H1111U.,·8tlnlc:IJ (C) (30) Stlwt Allen SMw (C) (60) AJ.
Ian Sherman, The Paul Smith Or·
chestra, Gus Bivona. Or. Cleo Daw-
son and Jer!l. Shane are featured. 0 Q1) Cl) W NIA l__..11 (C)
(cont'd.) All-Star aame, In prof· ress.
I DIQ Van DJ'-(30)
The Flints1Dnu (C) (30)
star Trell (C) (60) wurs New? (30) "Sports and
the Professor." Host Al Binford
demonstrates the bealc elements of
Individual and team offenJlve In
baseball.
(it (j) CIS Ntws (C) (30)
fl) Pasion Sitana (30) 6:301 llNIC NIWMfYice (C) (60)
• The 111111. Same (C) (30) My FIVOritlt Martian (30)
Office of Ute President (30) : ffi:'cu&!i't:_rlti~~ (3~.,_
oratory (C) (30) A documentary on
Antarctica -the vast, desolate
wasteland of the south. ~ CJ) The M11nstim (30)
@I) r10tideto 34 (C) (60) m KMIR News (C) (30)
7:00 I CIS &tnlns News (C) (30)
NHL HocUy (C) (2'h hr) live
from St Louis. the 23rd annual
NHL All-Star pme, featurina out-
standinr players from the East and
West. B Wlllt's My Unt? (C) (30) m I Lowe Lucy (30)
SEARCH FOR A MISSING GIRL-Julie Barnes (Peggy
Lipton) and Linc Hayes (Claren~ Williams Ill) are tUsigned
to locate the missing daughter of a police chief, in "The King
of Empty Cups," on ABC's The Mod Squad, Tuesday nighJ.
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 17. 1970
I lt1t UM Clod (C) (30)
ComllMldlty/Mutu1I Fund (30)
(i) lr11ndtd (C) (30) Ai.oral (30)
()) Trlltll or Coftletllttlleel (C)
lsl1nds In Ult SI.in {C) (30)
u Movie: (C) "What I w., '9 a.•
(comedy) '64 -Shirley Meclllnt,
Paul Newman, Robert Mitchum,
Dean Martin, Gene Kelly, Bob Cum·
minas. Dick Van Dyke. A tonsue·ln·
cheek story about a little country
air1 who lonrs for the slmplt life. 7:30 fJ t3 Ci) Lancw (C) (60) Johnny but it is her fate to m1ny one
finds an unwelcome romance on man after the other, each of whom
his hands after he rescues 1n dies-leavinr her millions.
Itinerant musician, Chad Buford, fD NET Festival (C) (60) "So:tt
from a shootinr serape and the on Conductina." Geor1e Soltl con·
youn1 Southtmef"s sister reprds ducts a master class for thrtt
him es Irresistible. 1ifted rounr Enllish conductors. 0 m I Dna11 of Jeannie (C) (30) El) Clluche AwllaMt (C) (30) ''The Solid Gold Jeannie." Jean-&> F•hn (C)
nle's accidental use of her marlc
causes problems for Tony i nd 9:30
Ro1er and confusion for the rut fJ GOVERNOR AND 11.J.J ••
of the NASA staff. * HIT OF THE SEASON
B Mllllon $ Movie: (C) "Blood II 9 (j) 1111 Governor incl JJ. Afr.,.. (drama) '55-John Wayne, (C) (30) Gov. Drinkwater plans •
Lauren Bacall, Anita Ekberr. Paul restful weekend of &kiinr and fish· Fht. American merchant marine
captain Is aided in escaping Chi· Ing al Moose Lake, which brlnrs
nese Reds, In order to take entire back nosta:elc memories of his
H "A d f ty early married years. However, a sur-vi'lage to onr ...,ng an sa e prise awaits him on his return. ~:I~ ~~~.' dan1erously patrolled D Soldeo Yopp (C) (30) "The
I Trutll or Consequen~ (C) (30)1 lslesN of Gr(Cec) e(.;0) Baxter Ward M1tor Adlru (60) • ewa ·
Tedlnlcll Corner (30) 1111 Johns News (C) (30)
Ci) Alcoa Hour (C) (60) Hone Opera (60) tI!l fht City W1tclltrs (C) (60) Art • Mlllk1 y Estrellas (C) (30)
Seldenbaum, Charles Champlin, and 10:00 I a (j) 60 Minutes (C) (60)
Gay Boyer look at Los Angeles CD News (C) (60)
events. • Della! (C) (60) The New Kini· ti) Cl•udlt ti Roto (30) s1on Trio, Rudy DeLuGC.11, and Thel·
ma Lou 1uest.
1:00 f!v! '!:>~is!~~ .. ~~s ~~~ ; Perry Muon (60) Ci) Feature (60) problems le~ Debbie . solve them S9tcu!atlon (C) (60) "A Conver.
when she writes a daily newspaper sation with Georee Steven!"" Gum. Mod Squad (C) (60) "The @I) Carc:tl dt Mujtres (30)
K1n1 of Empty Cups." Noel Harri· 10:30 al Cynthia (30)
son euests as a pop s.lnging idol ll:OOI OU Ntn (C)
who becomes Involved with a pollce Tbt Wateran
chief's daurhter without knowing • Movie: (C) "Sodom ud Qo..
her true identity. mornll" (drama) '63 -Stewart
m "SOUL SUIT" Granger, Pier Angeli, Stanley Baker.
* SWIMWEAR BY COLE m BEDTIME STORIES FOR
on TO TELL THE TRUTH *ADULTS AT 11 PM-KTTV
I To Tell tilt Trvtll (C) (30) I ""'°" Pf1c:e (}) A1C Newt (C) (30) Ht Said, Siie Said (C)
stock M1r'8t/ Feature (30) (1) QJ (6) a 00 Ntwt (C)
DilcotlMqut 1-So-So (C) (60) Reapn Preu Confer1t1ce
1:30 • Cit Ci) Red Sbtton (C) (60) ' m ~ News (C) I
Opera star Robert Merrill euests. 11:10 (j1J ~Cinema S.WntMn: 'The D 9 (_iJ m Julll (C) (30) ''The Scar.
;ofty Green lfidget,. Julia tries to 11:30 II 9 Ci) Mttv 5riffln <C>
stop Corey from dr11mln1 up lm•1· 0 Qj Ci) m JoflnnJ Cal"IOft (C)
lnery friends. Alan Kine is sub host. I Dmd Fmt S.... (C) (90) IJ Movie: "Klondike Annie" (dra·
lllt 111 YalleJ (C) (60) ma) '36-Mae West, Victor Mac-CI> .... OM,,_ (90) laglen.
S.&*11111 ~· (60) U@ Dick Cavett (C)
lntlf'flCI (C) (30) "Orbital CD Movlt: "Yellow sty" (western)
Photo1r1phy." Host Or. Albert Hib.bs '48 -Grerory PeU. Anne Suter.
and Dr. Paul D. Lowman Jr .. prm-Richard Widmarjc.
cipal orbital photo1raphy lnvestJ. OJ Movie: "Private Hell 3&-(mys·
1ator for NASA, discuss 1eolo1ic tery) '54-lda Lupino, Howard Duff. mapplne, map revision, topofrephy ,.
monltorln1 and volcano surveill1nc1. 1:00 tJ Movie:. Sttp Down to Tll'TO,-
Shown are photos of earth faults (mystery) 59-Rod Taylor, Jocelyn
of Southern and Baja Cllifomja Brando, Charles Drake.
and multlapectral pictures from 0 AcfJtioNewsTll (Ctr) "F ti G Apollo 9. I!) n N a: ron er am. bier."
9:00 R @@) m World Premlir1 1:151J Community BulletJn loard (C) Movie: (C) "My Sweet Cll1rtlt"
(drama) '7()-.f'atty Duke, Al Free-1 :30 m All·"lpt Show: "Blind God·
man Jr. Story of a Southern white dess," "Girl in the Woods," and
1irJ and a Northern blaclt man '#ho "Lifeboat." overcome their ob)ectlons to uch
other in order to keep alive. 2:30 fJ Ntw1 (C)
MAGNIFICENT
OBSESSION
ROCK BUDION
ANEWYMAN
WEDNESDAY IN COLOR
KABC-TV
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Nannv. and the Professor
ePrerniere ~30(i)
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WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 21
For morning and· afternoon
listinp, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change proeramming with-
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
t:OO D "'MUllM o.1111 a..p• (comedy) ·»-w. c. f"ttlds, Jadl 01k.le.
.,...... Deft• ltp'" (comedy) '39
-Betty Grable, Don1ld O'Connor. D "Starflft" (musical) '51-0oris ~. Gordon M1cR1t. t:JO U ..... ...,., MMn• (drama) '43
~&• Montaomery, Ann1bell1. m "'T1'ls Abewe .,.. (dr1m1) '42
.-:ryrone Power, Joan Fontaine.
12:00 B "Illa and Malle Up" (comedy) ·~ry Grant. Helen Mack.
l:JO m "'fak Waa I hllbtek" (COm·
tdy) '49-frld MacMu"•Y. Maureen
O'Hara.
2:00 GI "Tilrtt lrlft Men• (drama)
'SJ-Ray Milland, Nina Foch. ID "Jquar-(adventure-drama) '55
-Chiquita, Barton Mclane.
4:00 R (C) "Slit_.. (biblical-drama) '53 -Rita Hayworth, Stewart
Granier.
EVFNING
5:00 I 'it Ntws (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. · &m H•nU.,·lrln"9y (C) (30)
S1e¥t Allen aow (C) (90)
Guests are Pat Ha"inrton. Ketty
Lester, Scoey Mitcblll and Leslie
"Miss Hawaii" McRay. 0 Sil O'atcl Movie: (C) "M•&-
nlfictnt Oblmlen" (drama) '54-
Rock Hudson. J1ne Wyman, Barba-
ra Rush, Aines Moorehead, Otto
Kruatr. ~ wealthy playboy, feelin1
obsasive:y 1uilty for the death of
a beautiful )¥Oman's husband and
for her subsequent loss of slaht,
undertakes 1 Ion( pursuit of mtdl·
~I study to cure her.
Joan Crawford:
Devoted TV Fan
Joan Crawford may not ap-
pear often on television, but she
does watch it very often. "I'm
a devoted TV fan." she told the
New York' Times in a recent
interview, "I never miss The
Virginian and hardly ever Mar-
cus Welby, M.D. I dearly love
them both. I also love Lassie.
It Takes a Thief and The Name
of the Game. And 1 adored
Daktari."
The veteran screen actress
will be seen in "Nightmare,"
11lt Fllntllones (C) (30) f I Diet Van o,te (30)
Star Trel (C) {60)
Cl) AIC News (C) (30) an episode of The Virginian
WUt'1 Nw1 (30} "Marine Bi· airing on NBC, Wednesday at
oloay." 7 :30 PM.
Cl) CIS News (C) (30) In the tcleplay, written es-Pasion Qlb111 (30) h · ,._. (C) (60) Jtck White. pecially for her, s e appears an
6:30 DIC N....mc. (C) (60) the role of an Eastern woman
11lt -. .. c ... (C) (30) who marries the owner of a
~ f..tte Mrian (30) stagecoach line in Medicine
CJ) Perry M•n (60) Bow. When her husband dies
Offlct •f t1tt Prttident (30) in a fire which destroys their 00 H....,_lrin"9y (C) (30) home, she is accused of homi-
; ~ S111irvilion (C) <30) cide and must stand trial. m 111e .. .......,. c3o> Nitidtre 34 (C) (60) When asked if she found any
• lMll Ntw1 (C) (30) difference between acting on
7:00 CIS Evtnl111 Ntws (C) (30) television and on the screen
WUt'a My Une? (C) (30) Miss Crawford replied : ''Hardly
I left LKJ (30) any. On TV you just act faster. a.rt tltt Clec:l (C) (30) y · th J h C-IMdltJ/M•tul fund (C) ou re o n e set onger eac
(i)A leaf (C) 30) day, from 8 AM to 7 :30 PM.
· ~er'C30) ( I slept at the studio during the
(Continued) entire shooting of The Virgin-
ian."
WEDNESDAY (Continued)
I Cil TruUt or ConMqutnces (C)
Wancler1 at (C) ( 30)
TUt Cirl (C) (30)
7:30fJCit(l)Hu Hu (C) (60)
.Guests are Sonny James and Tim·
i ~nette. tD @:) m The Ylrclnlan (C)
) "Nightmare." Joan Crawford,
In a rare television series appe1r-
1nce, guests In 1 drama writtMI
especlally for her about a newly
married woman plagued with dif·
flcullles-includina a homicide
cllarft.
B stu•-2.._ tllt Stirs (C) (30)
(f7J 006> PREMIER£ Nanny
and the Profmor (C) (30) Phoebe
Agalilly, a nanny with psychic sen·
sltlvlty, arrives from Enatand and
informs the customs official that
she ls coing to wort for Harold
Everett, university professor of
mathematics and related sclenus
-although he is not aware of this
fact. Juliet Mills and Richard
Lone star with David Doremus,
Trent Lehman, and Kim Richards
co-starring as the professor's three
mlsehlewus children. fJ Miiiion $ Movt.: ''Ol*.UOn
s.a.t" (drama) '52-Comel Wllde,
Karl Malden, Steve Cochren, Phyllis
Thaxter. During World War II, a
U.S. Marine takes on a dan1erous
mission at the risk of his life.
I Trvtll or Constqutnces (C) (30)
Major Ada1111 (60)
Technical Comer (30)
Joyce Cfltn Cooks (30)
t!) Clludlo ti Roto (30)
1.-00 0 Jack Benny (30)
O @(}) Q)Tllt c...-of
Ucfle's Fdu (C) (30) ''They're
Either Too Young or Too Old." A
triangle develops In the Corl>ett
househo'.d when Eddie falls In love
with his 15-year-old babysitter wtio
has a crust! on his father. Sherry
Lynn Diamant ruests.
I To Tefl tile Trdl (C) (30)
Stott Marat/Featwe (30)
Tiie forsyte Sip (60) (R)
Tremenda Corte (30)
8:30 9 (() The lenrfy HUlblllltl
( ) (30) Drysdale throws Shorty a
bachelor party, featurinr pretty
bank secretaries u "slaw (lrls."
Shur Asher and Elvia Alman ruest.
&"' a.x (C) (30) Dick Enber1.
@ Im Roo11 222 (C) (30) ~ye, Mr. Hip." After Mr.
Kaufman warns too-&roovY teacher
Roeer Dunc.an to sk>p JoklnJ about
his use of pot. Dunc.an panics when
1 student leaves a Joint made of
pencil shavings on this desk. Bernie
Kopetl guests.
I Dnid Frost Shew (C) (90)
Tiie Iii Valley (C) (60)
Sl(tbrusb Theatre (60)
Sonrtsn (30)
9:00 Qt Ci) Medic.al c.nt.r (C) (60)
Remembertnr his own youthful re-
btlllousness, Or. Gannon sympa-
thizes with a 17 -year-old runaway.
0 KRAFT MUSIC HALL * Jack Benny, Johnny
Carson, Alan King D ID (6) m Kratt Musk Hall (C)
(60) "The Friars Club 'Roasts' Jack
Benny." Johnny Carson Is the
"Roastmaster'' when Jack is roasted
-'11nd toasted-by guests Milton
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUA~Y 17, 1970
1"onV's Guests:
Lesia~ JOnyBemett
DoOOlct OComor
TheE~bert HumP8idnii<Sl10w
OPremiere 10:00@
!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
lOniQhfS GuestS:
Ario GutlY1e Bobbie Gentry
Jose Feliciano
~.,,
The JohnOY-Cash
Show
0Premiere 9:00@
Ber1e, George Bums. Dennis Day, U111ams and Donald O'Conno1.
Phil Harris, Alan Kini. Ed Sullivan • Della! (C) (60)
and special guest Vice President hny Mason {60)
Spiro T. Atnew. : Ho....od (C) (60) "Dixieland." f1 Wmtllnr (C) (60) The tent•· · Carce! de Muteres (30)
bve card includes El Medico end 10:30 • Cyntllll (30)
Pepe Lopez. 11:00 D m @!) m News <C> 0 @ @ a) Pll£MIER£ TM John· The WesllfMrS
ny Call Sllew (C) (60) Contempo-@(])a> News (C)
rery variety show starrin1 the popu-• Movie: (C) ''Tiie Trap'' (drama)
Jar recordinc and concert star with '59-Richard Wldmar'k, Tina Louite.
ruests Jose Feliciano, Bobble Gentry m THIS IS THE PLACE!
and Mo Guthrie. Series reeulars are * PEYTON AT 11 ON 11 ! June Carter, Johnny's wife, and his
re1ulu touring company of Carl I Ptyton P'lace Perkins, The Tennessee Three, The He Said, She S.ld (C) {30)
Statler Brothers. Mother Maybelle @Di (j) Nns (C) and The Carter Sisters. NET lOurnal {R) "A Glimpse of I:.':" deln ..':=;! (C) (60) 11:10 ~nfiJ Cin1t11a S.tfttltn: "Hanr· . I over Square." 9.30 · News (C) (30) Baxter Ward. 11:30 I ~ (jJ Merv Griffin (C)
1111 Johns News (C) (30) . @ (i) g;, Johnny Carson (C)
Hor11 Opera (60) Alen King sub hosts.
10:00 f) 9 (j) Hawaii rM-0 (C) (60) 0 Movie: "Love T1IJ Ntf,.._..
A veteran of Vietnam has crave (comedy) '40 -Jack Benny, Mary
psychological prob:ems which com-Martin, Fred Allen.
pel him to become a kidnapper. 0 (D Dick CIVltt Show (C)
Jeff Pomerantz, David Arkin, Doreen m Movie: "Yellow Sky" (western}
Lang and C~man Lam guest. '4S-Gr910fY Peck, Anne Baxter, 0 l2J (6) m Tllen ea ... Ironton Richard Widmark.
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ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK: THE GIMMICK SPELLED SUCCESS
When you think about the entertainers
who were admired in show business during
the l 960's you have to remember their gim-
micks. Almost every new face useti a gim-
mick to get him started. Engelbert Humper-
dinck, obviously, was no exception. The
main difference is that many of the per-
formers have long since disappeared. When
people got too used to the tricks and saw
behind the silly name or the kooky clothes,
there was nothing. Behind Engelbert's bla-
tantly commercial moniker is a solid pro-
fessional singer.
Beginning this Wednesday, January 21 on
ABC Engelben Humperdinck will star as
host of his own series--a giant step forward
for a guy who tried to find success as a
singer for thirteen years under a different
name, then suddenly became an "overnight
sensation" by using a gimmick. It's given
him an entirely new perspective, a special
way of looking at his success.
To many people succeg is a relative thing.
To Engelbert. it's a very tangible, highly
visible commodity. It's two Rolls Royces
and an estate that covers a large portion of
a very chic London suburb. It's owning one-
fourth of a public company, a portion worth
nearly $8,000,000.
"Three years ago this guy was living on
welfare," Chris H utchins. Humperdinck's
London representative, said. "He and his
wife tried to sleep as much as they could
so that they wouldn't have to eat. They
were existing on about $12.00 a week."
Today Humperdinck, Tom Jones, and
their manager, Gordon Mills, have control-
ling interest in Management Artists and
Musicians (MAM). a talent agency with
over 150 clients. Half a year ago the com-
pany sold shares to the public for practical-
ly nothing. Now their stock is worth about
$8,000,000 each.
Humperdinck is reluctant to remember
those early days. "Most of the time my
wife and children and I lived in a cold one-
room flat-no central heating-in Hammer-
sm ith, above an old stable. More than once
during that time I'd have to hitchhike in
freezing weather to my singing engagements.
I couldn't afford a car," he recalls.
But those aren't the days he likes to talk
about. It's the incredible success he's enjoy-
ing today that he's proudest of. ··Nobody
likes to remember being a failure. 11 took
me thirteen years to become an overnight
success," he says, with a touch of remorse
for the lost years.
During those years a chap named Gerry
Dorsey was singing with no distinctive style.
and with no following at all. He had started
at the age of seventeen as a saxophone
player, but found that singing before an
audience was much more gratifying than
being lost in a band.
"Three years ago I became Engelbert
Humperdinck, J like being him, and I like
this life," he declares as he closes the door
to the past. He became Engelbert Humper-
dinck when his manager, Gordon Mills,
realized that he had a problem with his new
client. There was no way to sell a talent
wh o had already proven to be a failure. He
had to start fresh. One day he called Gerry
and said. "You're now Engelbert Humper-
dinck-what do you think of it?"
"At first." H umperdinck recalls, "I
thought he was crazy, but after a while I
got used to it. In fact, I like it now. Every-
one calls me 'Engel' or 'Enge·~ven my
parents. my wife and my children. Because
that's who I really am. Engelbert has given
me the chance to live the way I've always
dreamed of living and to realize my early
ambitions."
You can't blame a guy when he wants to
think about today and forget his past. Not
when today is much more exciting and cer-
tainly more successful. He is on the eve of
his ABC series debut and his records are
being played on every jukebox and radio
station in the world. His name on a marquee
now means "standing room only" and his
many commitments keep him constantly
busy.
His new series interests him most -a
musi~al-variety format that allows him a
wide range of musical material as well as
offering him the chance to expand his tal-
ents.
"Engel has a fantastic ftair for comedy,"
the show's producer, Colin Clews, com-
ments enthusiastically. "Few people are
aware of it-or at least they weren't until
they saw the special which aired in Decem-
ber-but we intend to capitalize on his nat-
ural comedic ability." Clews also served as
producer on the highly-rated special which
served as a showcase for his star.
Guest stars already booked for the series
include Lena Horne, Joel Grey, Jerry Lewis,
Milton Berle and Arte Johnson. The pre-
miere show this Wednesday (10-11 PM)
features Leslie Uggams, Donald O'Connor
and Tony Bennett. "The structure of the
series," adds Clews "is relaxed, clean-cut
and smooth."
Humperdinck is not the only addition to
the new Wednesday night lineup on ABC .
Beginning at 7:30 PM, Nanny and the Pro-
fes3or, starring Juliet Mills and Richard
Long. tells a charming talc about a slightly
psychic nursemaid, three mystified children
and their good-natured father. The Court-
ship of Eddie's Father and Room 222 fol-
low, then at 9 PM Johnny Cash reconvenes
his summer success with The Johnny Cash
Show. The Engelbert Humperdinck Show
follows Cash. One other addition, Pat Paul-
sen's Half a Comedy Hour, joins the ABC
lineup on Thursday, January 22 at 7 :30 PM.
Engelbert H umperdiock may be a diffi-
cult name to pronounce, but those who view
the new series will have to admit that if
you spell it. it comes out "success."
THURSDAY
JANUARY 22
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming with-
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 O "Morocco" (romance) '30-
Gary Cooper, Marlene Dietrich. U (C) ''The lest Thlnp In life Art
FrM,. (musical·biography) '56 -
Gordon MacRae. Dan Dailey.
9:30 O "Hl&ftw1y 301" (drama)· '51-
Steve Cochran, Virginia Grey. m .. Alleatieny Uprlsln(' (western)
'J9-John Wayne, Claire Trevor
12:00 O "Geronimo" (drama) '39-Pres·
ton Foster, Ellen Drew.
1:30 m "Conqutfed City" (adventure-
drama) ·~David Niven, Ben Gaz-
zara.
2:00 0 ''Clive of lndi1" (adventure) '~Ronald Colman, Loretta Youn1. m "Kill or Be Killed" (mystery)
'50 -L~wrence Tierney, Marissa
O'Brien.
4:30 6 (C) "1llt Wiid 1ncJ the In~
Ctftt" (drama·western) '59-Audie
Murphy, Sandra Dee.
EVENl"IG
S:OO I "I Newa (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. · m Huntley•Brinkley (C) (30)
L1bri lasbtball (C) (5 hr)
Doubleheader: L.A. Lakers vs. San
Francisco Warriors; and Milwaukee
Bucks vs. San Die10 Rockets. U Sil O'Clock Movie: (C) "Jour-
ney to Hie Cent" of Ute £1rtb"
Part I (sci·fi) ·~James Mason,
Pat Boone, Arlene Dahl, Diane
Baker. Jules Verne's tale of a pro-
fHSOr and his family who aet out
lo probe the mysteries along the
3.963 miles to the earth's center ' I Didi Vin Dytie (30) The Flintstones (C) (30)
Star Trell (C) (60)
1 ABC NtW$ (C) (30)
: ~s NI*? (30) "The Flicks."
(j) CBS News (C) (30)
@E Pasion Gltan1 (30)
!&) News (C) (60) Jacll White.
STATI OF THE UNION ADDRESS
President Nilon's 1970 message to
tile nation is upedtd to be pre-
•nted 1H1etime this evening..
Piede note U11t 111 listed program·
ain1 ii subject to ch1n1e and
pre-emption.
6:30 • KNBC Newseni" (C) (60)
The Gamt Game (C) (30) ~ Favorite Martian (C) (30)
(1) Pttty Mason (60)
Office of the President (30)
(6) HunUey·lrink1ty (C) (30) : To Swe Tomorrow (30)
Ci) The Munstm (30)
JOURNEY TO THE
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JAMES MASON
TllURIDllY • PART I
FRIDAY • PART II
KABC-TV
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Hubert Hu ~1 Debbie Reynolds ffYDuck
The Pat Paulsen
Half a Comedy Hour
9 Premiere 7:30~
El) Nollciero 34 (C) (60) m ICMIR NIWI (t) (30)
7:00 6 CBS Evening News (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
Whirs M, Line? (C) (30)
I Love Lucy (30)
l11t the Cloct1 (C) (30)
Commodity/ Mutu1I Fund (30)
Ci) The American West (C) (30)
: Aii0r1! (30)
Ci) Trvtll or ConsequenctS (C) . True Adventure (C) (30)
' · Th•t Girt (30)
7:30 6 Qi (j) family Affair (C) (30)
When a miniature tree given to
Jody bqins to die, Jody fears the
donor will die also. Teru Shimada
guests. 0 @ 00 a;, 01nitl Boone (C)
(60) "The Sunshine Patriots." Josh
and Gabe are sent by Daniel Boone
on a mission to aid the revolution.
ary cause and become Involved in a
series of misadventures Gail Kobe.
Ian Ireland and Laurie Main guest. 0 (ft)(]) (E PREMIERE Pat P1uJ.
Mn's Half 1 Comed, Hour (C) (30)
Comic Paulsen stars with guest per·
formers, Hubert Humphrey, Debbie
Reynolds and cartoon character
Daffy Duck on the Initial show. O Million $ Movie: ''The Furies"
(western) '50 -Barbara Stanwyck.
Waller Huston, Wendell Corey, Ju·
dlth Anderson. A self-made cattle
king of the Old West and his
equally lron·willed daughter have a
major difference of opinion,
I TniUI or «;onsequences (C) (30)
Major Adams (60)
Tedlnicll Corner (30)
Th11tre BNt (C) (30) I
Chucho ti Roto (30)
8:00 6 Qj 00 Jim N1bors (C) (60)
Rock Hudson; and Beverlee & Sldro
with The Sneakers, a vocal instru-
mental group, guest. 0 (i1J 00 ifID T111t Girl (C) (30)
Ann relives her days as a meter
maid in Fenwick, when she meets
Don Hollinger's new boss, Lewis
Franks, formerly the town's news·
paper publisher. Dennis Weaver
guests.
I To Tell the Trvth (C) (30)
Stock Marbt/Fnture (30)
Washlneton Week In Revift (C)
El) Premiere (C) (2 hr) "Mas Bo·
nita Que Nin1una." Rocio Oarcal
stars.
&:30 0 Los An11les City Hl&ft School
Bnketball Championship (C) (90) 0 @ @ (E Bewitched (C) (30)
"Samantha's Secret Is Discovered."
Samantha revtals to her mother·in·
law that she is a witch and is re
primanded by the Witches Council
Bernie Kopel! and Nydia Westman
guesl m D1vid Frost (C) (90) m The Big Y1lley (C) (60)
fl) Slgebrush The1tre (60)
ti) 00 Ironside (C) (60) "Beware
the Wiles of the Stranger." Mark
Sanger becomes an unwittin1 ac·
complice to a holdup when he
helps a beautiful hitchhiker. Tina
Louise guests.
ED I JjlictlL I Stilt of Ult Union
Addreu (C) (3~ hr) President
Nixon's 1970 messa1e to the na·
lion. The program will elso include
a JO.minute pre-speech se1ment a;, Cinema 36 (2 hra)
9:00 119 Ci) CBS Thursdlr Mowlt:I m Perry Muon (60)
(C) "Newr Too late" (comedy) '65 @m DEBUT El Padre Garnica (30)
-Paul Ford, Maureen O'Sullivan, Dramatic serial.
Connie Stevens, Jim Hutton. Paul 10:30 @I) Cyntllla (30)
Ford and Maureen O'Sullivan re-•
create their oririnal Broadway roles 1 UJO I 0 fJ N~ (C)
on film. A middle-aeed couple with To• Reddin News (C)
a married dauehter are both dis-• Movlt:, "Tiie frl&htentd citr•
mayed and .lorous when they learn (mystery) 62-4ferbert Lom.
another child is on the way. m TAKE 1 PEYTON PLACE
fJ @ (V&) Tom Jon• (C) (60) He Slid Siie Slld (C)
0 NBA . B.Uetball DovbllllNdtf * BEFORE BEDTIME· KTTV
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9:30 fJ News (C) (30) Baxter Ward. ' ~ M ~ (C) IE Bill Jollns News (C) (30) 11:10 @ CV Cin1t11a Seventltn: "M1nl:a
fl) Horse Op•a (60) Calling."
~(I) Drainet (C) (30) "Help· 11:30 II~ Cl) Merv Griffin (C)
ful Woman." Set. Friday and Of. Q ~@ m Johnnr Cart0n (C) fleer Gannon track down a woman Alan King sub hosts.
suspect who preys on elderly vie· 0 Movie: "The General Died at
tims in a rare theft scheme. Ralph Dawn" (adventure) '36 -Gary
Moody, Nydia Westman and Julie Cooper, Madeleine Carroll.
Bennett euest. l'f I&) Didi Cavett (C)
10:00 Q @ . Dun Mirtln (C) W Movie: "Yellow S*J'' (western)
{60) ~rna ~ Orson Welles, Lou -G~ory Peck, Anne Baxter,
R I R • • Richard Widmar-. aw s. ocky Graziano and Don n::11 M--'-· ont.. Kiii I , ~.-Rice 111 ruest u:1 ....... ,.,. tr • .._.
fJ @(])m PREMIERE PAril ~~rs~~:56-Joseph Cotten, Wen-
7000 (C) (60) "A Time for Lyini-"
In premiere episode of the ntw
adventure series, Geof&e Hamilton,
as Jack Brennan, attached to the
American Embassy in Paris. 1oes to
the aid of a U.S. Supreme Court
Justice who Is belne bladlmalled.
E. G. M11sh1ll and Anne Baxter
ruest.
1:00 II Movie: ''TM Lon& H1ut• (ad·
venture-drama} '57-Yictor Mature
Diana Dors, Patrick Allen. '
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Co•munity Bulletin Bo1nl (C)
Action l'llelh: "Stranee lllu·
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fJ Della! (C) (60) Sammy Shore
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JANUARY 23
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the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
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out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 "The Scarlet Empress" (drama)
'34-Mar1ene Dietrich, John Lodge,
Sam Jaffe.
0 "Submulne Command" (war
drama) 'SI-William Holden, Nancy
Olson.
9:30 e "rerltd Str1n1en" (drama)
'SG-Gineer Rogers, Dennis Morgan. m "M1del el ne" (dr1m1·mystefy)
'50-Ann Todd, Leslie Banks.
12:00 O "The GrHt Mdlinty" (comedy.
drama) '40-8rian Donlevy, Muriel
Aneelus.
1:30 m "In Old Chlea10" (drama·ro·
mince) '38-Tyrone Power, Al ice
Faye.
2;00 fJ "Cood S.111" (comedy) '48-
Gary Cooper, Ann Sherlden. m ''Stranee Holida,. (drama) '46
-Claude Rains. Glori• Holden.
4:30 II "Th• Racket" (mystery) '51-
Robert Mitchum, Lizabeth Scott.
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6:00 I lie News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. · m Huntley.Brinkley (C) (30)
Steve Allen Show (C) (90)
Guests are Mort Sahl, Patti Austin,
Ed Platt and Betty Walker. O Sh O'Cloa Movie: (C) "Jour·
MJ tlD th c.trter of tlM Elrttl"
Conclusion (sci·fi) '59-James Mason,
Pat Boone, Ar1ene D1hl, Diane
Biker. A professor and his famny
battle eie•ntic pre.historic reptiles.
• DI~ Van Dyke (30)
Tiie fflntstones (C) (30)
Star Tr .. (C) (60)
(3) ABC News (C) (30)
: fiat's New? (30)
Cl) CBS Ntws (C) (30)
· 'Ilion Cltane (30)
News <C)
KNBC llflwservic. (C) (60)
The Came Gantt (C) (30)
~ FavorlU Martian (30)
1 lJJ Perry Muon (60) onice of u.. Pruident (30)
@ HunU.,·Brinkle1 (C) (30) £D 8ooll hat (C) (30) "The Sea·
son." Author William Goldman takes
1 look at tha Broadway staee and
what It Is like today. ~ m The Munsters (30)
I Noticlefo 34 (C) (60)
KMIR News (C) (30)
7:00 C8S Evenini News (C) (30)
W111t'1 My Lint? (C) (30) m I love lacy (30) m .... ttie e1oct <C> c3o> ff) Cotllmodity/Mutuel Fund (30)
ljj (6) Cinema 5"owcae (C) (90)
"Winchester 73." Dan Duryea, John
SHOil .
I Ahor1! (30) .
(1) Truth or Consequences (C)
A111erlcan West (C) (30)
That Clrt (C) (30)
7:30 9 Ci) Cet Smart (C) (30)
Max and 99 mHt the straneest
family they have ever encountered
when they are sent to en eerie old
mansion In search of • misslne
packaee. Gale Sondereaard, Bryan
O'Byrne and Paul Wexler auest. 0 m Hlah Chaparral (C) (60)
"Jelks." Dissension 1mon1 the crew
of the Cannon ranch over the hir-
ing of a new hand is quelled when
the man himself makes 1 move that
proves his true purpose. Mitchell
i n euests.
Stu111 Ute Stirs (C) (30)
(i1) m (!) The AJin1 Nun (C)
(30) "Armando and the Pool Table."
Sister Bertrille accepb an old pool
table as • eift for the convent and
then has to cope with an orphan
who wants to become a pool hus·
tier. Georee Spell and John Hoyt
au est. fJ Mllllon $ Movie: "SantlaCt"
(adventure) '56-Alan Ladd, Rossana
Podesta, Uoyd Nolan. An action
story of a man who would Juule
dynamite If the price was rieht,
set in the daneer-ridden jungles ot
Cuba. m Truth or Consequences (C) (30)
I Mil« Adams (60)
Technlul Corner (30)
Frendt CMf (30) Julia Child. (R)
DEIUT Novel• (30) Dramatic
serial.
8:00 II t.ii) Ci) The Good Guys (C)
(30) A starvine artist offers to pay
(Continued)
lla.r1>ana Feldoa costars .. Cd
Smart, popular spf"'SPOO._. comed.7
Hries whkb a1n weekly ID color OD CBS, Fridays at 7:30 PM.
fltfDAY (Continued) Alfred Nobel.
for 1 mul by peintinf pictures for Ui) Los lewrfJ de hmille (30)
the diner, but his work drives cus-9:00 f) Qj Cl) CIS frldq Mevle: (C)
tomers away. "Wike Me When Ira Oftr" (com·
I Jack Benny (30) edy) '60-E.rnfe Kovacs, nck Werdtn, Im CI>G Tiit lredr lunct. Mer10 Moore, Nobu Mc:Clrthy, Dick
( ) (30) "The Underaraduate." Shawn, Don Knotts. WW II veteran
Dodaer first baseman Wes Parlier sets up wacky resort hotel on 1
end Gi(I Perreau ruest In 1 story Pacific Island.
about Gre('s first love. IJ PfQboJ An. DIR (C) (60)
I To Tell UM Truth (C) (30) Guests are Johnny Mathis. Mort
S1odl Merbt/future (30) Sahl, Bill Russell, The Chambers
lntatfac:. (C) (30) (R) Brothers, Nadia Christen. Tommy
Luc.cit. (C) (30) Oliver and Corbett Monica.
1:30 QI (I) Ho 11a'1 Heroes (C) DQ> Here Co• ttte Irides (C)
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diversion to allow the Heroes to money that she won In a crap
photorraph some top-secret docu-aame and becomes the town bene-
ments. Leon Askin, Ralph Medina factress-until the money turns out
and Chuck Hicks ruest. to be counterfeit Jennifer West D 9 (i) m Na•• of ttte 51111• and Pat Harrinlton ruest.
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Glenn Howard b'avels to the Orient hr ''The Rainmaker."
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Tiie 111 Valley (C) (60) claim his place as the lon&·lost I Davld frost (C) (90) plorer who returns to Enatencl to
Sa= n.h (60) husband of a wealthy Enif lsh coun.
I I I Alfrecl Nobel (C) (30) trywoman. On his return, he claims
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Movie: "T1nor In tllt ttewnw
House" (mystery) '58--Gerald Mohr,
Cathy O'Donnell. m TURN ON THE ACTION * AT 11 ON KTTV 11
Peyton Placa
He Said, SIM Said (C)
(3) @ Cil Qt (I) lllWI (C) : fiiit F.,.,._ S.11 (R)
Esta NocM a lat Once (30)
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11:30 tJ Qt Ci) Merv Qrlffln (C) D 9 {1) m Jobnnr ea ..... (C)
Alan Kin1 sub hosts. m Dia Cavett <C> ovle: "Yellow SlJ" (western)
retory Peck, Anne Baxter. &l Movie: (C) ''The IUn&'t MUlbt-
Hn" (adventure) '65 -Sebastian
Cabot. .•
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lZ!lO IJ Movie: (C) "Desert FllfJ" (mys.
tery) '4 7 -Lizabeth Scott. Burt
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Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole attempt the theft of the
Cellini Ven us, albeit bogus, in "How To Steal a Million," the
premiere presentation on The ABC Monday Night Movu
at 8:30 PM.
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WE.EK, JANUARY 17. 1970
SUNDAY, JANUARY 18
1:00 D @ (I) (C) "Woman Times Seven." Shirley MacLaine stars
in a rollicking comedy satire, portraying seven different women
In seven amusing adventures. Her leading men include Alan
Arkin, Rossano Brazzi, Michael Caine, Vittorio Gassman and
Peter Sellers.
MONDAY, JANUARY 19
l:30 fJ Q7J (I) (C) "How To Steal a Million." William Wyler's hit
comedy on art forgery and the world of fashion stars Audrey
Hepburn and Peter O'Toole. An art detective is hired to
expose an art forger who appears to be a philanthropist and
legendary art collector; but he becomes involved with the
forgers' daughter who plans to steal a fake statue to save
her father from being exposed.
9:00 II@ CI) (C) ''Texas Across the River." Dean Martin and
Rosemary Forsyth star in this comedy about the misadven·
tures of a Spanish nobleman in the Old West. The Spanish
duke (Alain Delon) enters a turkey shoot to finance an escape
to Texas and meets Sam Willis (Martin), a Texan faced with
the problem of finding a marksman to ride gun with him
and Sam's Indian friend, Kronk (Joey Bishop) through hos·
tile Comanche territory.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20
9:00 0@ CI) (C) "My Sweet Charlie," a World Premiere Movie,
stars Patty Duke and Al Freeman Jr. in a story of a southern
white girl who despises black people until she meets Charlie
Roberts, a New York lawyer who is running away from law
enforcement officers. Ford Rainey, William Hardy, Chris Wit·
son, Noble Willingham and Dave Ward co·star.
fJ (C) ''WMt • Way To Go." Shirley MacLalne, Paul Newman,
Robert Mitchum, Dean Martin. Gene Kelly, Bob Cummings
and Dick Van Dyke star in an amusing story of a little country
girl who longs for the simple life. However, it is her fate
to many one man after the other, each of whom becomes
wealthy and then dies-leaving her millions.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22
t:OO 8 8 (() (C) "Never Too late," starring Paul Ford, Connie
Stwens, Maureen O'Sullivan and Jim Hutton in film version
of Broadway comedy about a middle-aged couple whose
tninquil, routine married life becomes frantic and turbulent
wh~n they discover that they are once again to become parents.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23
t:OO 8 tBJI (() (C) ''Wfke Me When It's Over .. stars Jack Warden,
Emle Kovacs, Margo Moore, Nobu McCarthy, Dick Shawn and
Don Knotts. Through a mlx·up in Air Force serial numbers,
an old World War II veteran is drafted and sent to an island
it the Pacific where he sets up the wackiest resort hotel ever
dreamed up.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24
t:OO D QI (}) (C) ''The Last S.far1." Stewart Granger stars in a
dramatic adventure story filmed on location in Kenya. A
white hunter resigns and decides to pursue a long-time ob-
session to search out and destroy a fabled killer elephant
who was responsible for the death of his best friend. Kaz
Garas and Gabriella Ucudl co·star.
11:15 8 (C) "Mldnl1ht lace." Doris Day, Rex Harrison and John
Suon st.r In a chllllfli suspense story of a woman whose
tlfe le ....,.. th~ened by an unknown phc>M caller.
• '4JC1'*"' en.,, U.l.A." Alan l.adct, Wanda Hendrbc ana
Francis Lederer star In story of former O.S.S. captain who
returns to Italy after four years to ferret out the person who
~yed • hideout of partisans to the enemy during the war.
SATURDAY Culfdu J Cultlrrn 18 ~I =-::1
':.:,(C)
10:00 ft([) ,......,. PftstDp (C)
ARY @ (]) Q) Sly Hnb (C)
JANU 24 lhwie: "lroq•ls Trait" (wut·
MORN INC
em) '50-Georae Montaomery. m Movie: "TIM lunilnr Cf_.,
(drama) '47 -Hank D1nlel1.
7:00 ~ ~ 8' Hed1e & Jec:klt (C) IE' Pa .. Cltlu
(jj) (!)Culliver (C) 10:301(it(i) ScoobJ·Doo (C)
Mr. l•bene (C) • @ @ m TIM fllwtstoMI (C)
7:25 Cive Ua Tllla Day (C) Movie: "The Crllt ....... r
7:30 Sllftrlae Setusttr (C) (drama) '44 -Joel McCru.
@ (!) (!) SMIJ UM lear (C) 0 ()1) (I) G) Ceorp of tlM Jun·
• let'.,alk About TMnt aft (Cl
1:00 Of~ 1'1le Jttlons (C) m Movie: HfanllJ ly Cllll&ht" ' · ~ m Htrt Comes tilt (drama) '48-James Muon, Phyllis
Cra~ ( Calvert, Stewart Granpr.
l llZJ(l)U}CltbllOO(a Cats (C) ll:OOll~AIA All.star lasbtblll SllPPJ (C) · 6 8' Ja•bo (C)
Tai• of Wells farp (E Cit It Toftthtr (C)
1:30 IJ 9 ([) lup IUftftJ /Road Run· 11:30 I ~ 00 m Undtrdo1 (C)
ntr iiOur (C) @ (])Cl!) ~n Bandstand
19 (I) @E Pink PallttMf (C) ) Dick Clartl hosts.
. Ci"MIMll Profile fJ Movie: (C) '"Fort Muucrt" (ad·
Movie: (C) "lold Adve11tll"" venture) '58-Joel McCrea.
(adventu1'1) '50--Gerald Phillps. Cl) Award Theme: "Escape In tht m Cisco Kid Sun." Q) Movie: "Nonaaa c..quest"
(dram•) '53 -Tom Conway, Eva
Bartok. 1\ f T f R N 0 0 ~.
t:00 o tD oo m H. R. Nnst11t <c> 0 Movie: ..... rdtr With Pldlnu" 12:00 D HIP ScMel lullflbaQ (C)
(mystery) '36 -Lew Ayres, Gen Game of the Week.
Pab1ck. 0 lhwie: "Albe MJ LM" (com· O (Ji) (])(ii) Hot Wll .. (C) edy) '40 -Ray Milland, Claudltte m Mowle: (C) "Co-co Mania" (mu· Colbert.
sical) '6S-The Buttes. The Anl· @!) Tutro Fa•Jllw
mals. Herman's Hermits. m S.. till USA (C)
@!) Candottu J Mulca 12:30 0 Movie: "Ci.st ef tile Qiu
•.30 IJ Qt([) DatardlJ • MlltUIJ (C) s.." (drama) '58 -Davfd Btlln,
~n Bemay. m Movie: "nle lrtt! ...... (dra-
ma) '43-Pit O'Brien, Robert Ryan,
Ruth Warrlct.
Q) lalUtball (C) Nevada Southern
vs. Nwad1.
I ..... ...,._ (C) ......... ~~ 1:00 Qt ([)lAL I CIS Cllll-
drt11'1 Hew (C) "SdlMI' Is f«· .....
B Movie: (C) '"SIWtll M• Fro•
Now" (western) '56 -Randolph
Soott.
I Caral ... ....,..
Sports Worid (C)
Upbut (C)
1:30 a lhwie: "Dl•ka" (dram•) '64-
Alyosha Zl10rsky.
@E Trlftl tllt Wortd (C)
2:00 II Tiit .... SodetJ (C) .. ,. the
Electoral Collea• Necemryr • 11 the
topic for discualon by students
from Monroe and San Manno hllh
schools. O Movie: (C) "Kiss of Flro" (dra·
ma) '55 -J1ck Palance, Barbara
Rush. m Ladles' DaJ <C> a> Estnllll Ill Mla•I (C)
2:30 Wlletls, ltJlq Ind a_, {C)
hdflc I lasbtball (C)
• Wal'Ofl T,.la (C)
Q IHer
WresU111 (C)
• T1le Auwr (C)
f lftfanll f alaMI (C)
3:00 II CIS Coif aus1c (C) Pros com·
pete at the Firestone Country Club
In AJu·on. O~io. a a oo m li111 er., coif
TMrU..t (C)
@!)Ttros
6)1'wtl~ Zont 3:30 O lm aJ Pr.tm1ou1 ..... en Tour C)
4:001J Mowlt: (C) ............. ef ...
..,. (wutem) '55-Georr• Mont·
10m!,!l. Nanct,.Gatu • am Slltfr~1 Wtf1d tf Celt (C)
Bl Sn <C> m SaM SewentJ (C) Host Clay
Cole welcomes The Joys of Ufe, The
Cuff Links, The Capris, Rick Nelton.
Lloyd Price, Eric Burdon and The
Animals, ind Victoria and Back·
street.
Cl) St. Louis Cardinal Football Hiett· llattts (C)
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