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Harbor Yaeh1s Finish
Ne.wsboy, Dorothy 0 Lead Pack in Ensenada Race
Two Harbor Area sloops, Newsboy and Dorothy o. followed a lamed catamaran,
Sea Smoke, ·across ·the fini!b line at En-
ftnada early.Friday afternoon as the first
finishers in the 23rd annual Newport to
Ensenada yacht race.
Sea Smote, - a 58-footer now sailing !or the Boy Scouts of America, but boot
bown when it was skippered by TV's
• Jim Arness-crossed the line at 1:10 p.m.
F)'iday, leading a pack of some 175 sail-
ing craU--Whlch bad repoited in to ·race
headquarters at the Bahia Hotel in En-
llellada by midnight Friday,
Jack Baille's Newsboy, a sloop from
Newport Beach and Dorothy o, skippered
by R. F. Beauchamp of Costa Mesa, crogs..
the finish line about 3" half hour apart,
but'some two hours behind Sea Smoke.
Race headquarters in Ensenada gave
an unofficial finish time of 3:30 p.m. for
Newsboy and 4 p.m. for Dorotby' 0.
Another Harbor Area boat, tncore,
Fred McDonald's sloop out of Newport
Beach. led a pack of six rnore boats
wbicb finished in the next 45 minutes,
according to Mexico race 1officials.
They were Rascil, wmwn WilsOn's
yawl from Santa Barbara, Brushfire,
Gene Trepte'1 sl«*>p flom San Diego;
a.nother catamaran, Malami, out of New-
pori Beacll, Uippered by J ack Swart,
Su·rfer Carroll Suffets
'Wipe Out' for Language
Sptclal to Ille DAILY PILOT
BELL'S BAY, Australia -Apparmtly
exhilarated by Aussie waves and foam,
U.S. surf champion Corty Carroll suf-
fered a temporary wipeout in the World
Surfing Championships here Friday, in
oome choppy speech.
He was .suspended for intemperate
comments.
Carroll, 23, of Dana Poiril, aJJegedly
used tnsulllilg and indecent laona~ to
Ule proprietors of a hotel and ... to
tificili!<. o1 the A~ajian Surf ~trf
Aasociation,' .
"Tbal ~ just like Corl<J~~~ ""'ge i.i<C1ell1111, <>! I.quaa · whose hUSbaDtt Brennan ' 1 H e s 1
MCCl.ellan is manager of the 15-membet
American surfin' team. "Poor ~' he must have his
hands full down there," she added when
told o! the glngerly-cooducted \'ank-Aus-
sle negotiations to get America's fowth·
ranked boardsman reinstated.
Competition was tentatively scheduled
to begin today if surf at this picturesque
spot near Lome, 86 miles southwest
of. Melbwme, picked up to satisfactory
beig1rt. Weather, however, wasn't the only
whether involved. ,_
The entire American delegation decid8'
to drop out il Carroll, defending U.S.
champion -but fourth-ranked ® tbl
team -was refused permisSlon to com•
pete too.
A three·hour conference between the
American team and Australian officials
led to agreement that C a r r o 1 l ' •
Identity Found
For Dead Girl
IdenWlcation or the body of a yoong
woman foond near the Marine Corps Ai-Facility early Friday morning was
made by Orange County coroners late
Friday.
suspension would be reconsidered if he
adequately apologized.
The precise remarks involved wett
not available for quotation, nor what
constitute(! adequate remorse.
Mrs. McClellan, however, hinted that
surfiag is not Carroll's only talent.
"Every sport bu one," sbe said, "ours
is ~ky." .
Temmates, including Brad MCCall of
Ne'1fpql't Belich · and Miss Jeri Peppler
of Jiong )leaclit,iaid Friday they expected .
~.to ~ bjl !e!Q31'ill in order to»~ 't "-• -'
He, m,;...;.., branded the penalty far
too severe .to Wm;!'~~-'118~°" frotJl tilt .~ tm;penuim °" ..... hesi-tant to apofoghe at all.
Carroll finally agreed to w "11 e
apologies to the hotel proprietors and
surfirig association officials who took
umbrage at bis verbiage, according to
word filtering out to Melbourne.
He did so -·under protest -after
a third conference with his manager
and the other team members.
(S.. SURFER, Page I).
Burke Sawyer's sloop Attorante from
Torrance, and MakaJ, Conrad Bank's
catamaran from Long Beach.
Only mlshap reported at the finish line
was an overturned catamaran accoin·
panying the neet. whose crew was res-
cued by John PurceU's Patty Cat, which
was cndited for the time s-pent in the res-
cue. The name of the sunken "cat" was
not available.
The flee(, which left NeWJ!O!'I Beach beginning-at~ nOOn Tmirsday, ·Wis liiing
up off Point Loma ovemigbt 'nlursday
and battled light winds from the Corona-
dos Islands to Ensenada for the rest of
the race.
'Splinter' Group
• Mars Peaceful
Panther Rally
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (uPI) -'nlous·
ands of young people staged a peaceful
May Day rally for Black Panther leader
Bobby Seale Friday but four boun: later
a splinter group was d~persed by ~tear
gas after throwing bottles at police.
The roll on Ne:w Haven Green drew a
crowd of 10,000 _; smaller than· antictpat·
ed but still the largest· ever held for th~
Black Pantheis -and broke up an hoW'
earlier than scheduled. Most of the throng
went to the nearby· Yale Universitycc:am ...
!!'!'.for ~~Tt;sess~, . ~to hck #J ~ {~v· However, ·one group 'O about re-
turned to the southern edle of the ...,.
tanp18t ~ am! begoh;tauntliif .IWI•
dozen riot c1ad police acros1 the StretL
After botUes were thrown, Police moved
across the street toward the crowd, firing
at least siX cannisters of tear gas and
"pepper gas," a smoke-like irritant. The
crowd dispersed onto the green and re•
grouped again. Police formed two ranks
on the street and held firm.
Several ranks of National.Guard tn;ops,
carrying rifles with bayonets unsheathed,
Jined a street edging the campus.
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Dead; Units
At Red .Site
SAIGON (APl -The U.S. Command
said today that two American soldiers had
been killed in ground fighting in cam.
bodia. They were the first U.S. battfe
deaths reported-in Cambodia, although
Americans have been killed in air~aft
shot down over Cambodian soil.
The command gave no immediate de-
tails.
The fatalities were announced as
American troops reached the headquart·
ers zone of the supreme Communist com·
mand for South Vietnam in a deep thrust
Into Cambodia .
The Americans, spearheaded by a cot·
umn of tanks, overran Several North
Vietnamese and Viet Cong base camps
with little resistance and seized tons of
rice.
But they were still sear~hing Jor the
underground command posts of the Cen-
tral Office for South Vietnam -COSVN
-which controls all military and politi-
cal operations against the southern half
cl South Vietnam. ~
WOUNDED CAMBODIANS .AWAIT LIFT TO AID STATION
At th•"Front,· C•1ualtie1, But Mov1ng Ahead
Eight thousand American and 2,000
South Vietnamese troops moved Friday
into the headquarters zone, located, 30
miles inside Cambodia In an area known
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Students cpwsea' to President NiJon's
decision to send American troops into
CambodiJ have ,staged protests across
the natiari. .The President ~as burned in
effigy 'at one t ampus. ROTC offices were
firebdmbed' at two'·colleges, and students
clasbed1 witb ~pdlice.·d&ewhere.
as the Fishhook, some 70 miles northwest
of Saigon.
More than 100 U.S. B52 raids dropped · i .. ::: more than five million·pounds of, bombs
• :..i& -r on. the area before the ground sweep be· r r '4 • ,..,. gan.
Some l,SOO rock-throwing students
fought with police at the University of
Maryland ·in College Park, Md., early to-
day. Earlier, 300 National Guard troops
were summoned to back up police when
the students sacked tbe Air Force ROTC
armory buildings, burning ROTC uniforms
and papen. The university has «,876 stu.
dents. .
An effigy qf Nixon was burn;ed at Un~n
College in Schenectady, N. Y. Later, Union
students blocked downtown traffic and
marched to a local General Motors Co.
plant, to denounce it as part of the· "war
machine."
Firebombs were thrown through a eel·
lar•wtndow of the note headquarters al
Hobart College in Geneva, N. Y., and a
firebomb was hurled through the window
of the ROTC armory at Oregon State-
University.
At §.tanford---Uni.versit)', police_ used a
helico~er with a bright light In an at·
tempt to break up a camp~ rock.throw·
ing disturbance involving about 100 to
300 demonstrators: after an anti-ROTC
"party." .
Later, three shots were fired at the Los
Altos home of Col. Stanley Ramey, Army
ROTC conunander at Stanford,: a univer-
sity spokesman said. The shots struck the
house but no injuries were reparted.
The ground troops are part of a 25,000-
man force of U.S. and South Vietnamese
forces sweeping a 200-mile stretch of
eastern Cambodia in the joint invasion
President NJ~on ordered Thursdat
against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong
sanctuaries across the Cambodian bor·
der from South Vietnam.
Four other South Vietnamese task rorc-
t'S with America n advisers have invaded
the area known as the Parrot's: Beak SS
miles to the southwest, and have ~
trated some 30 miles into Carnbodlan
territory.
The U.S. Command has reported 194
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops
killed i~ the operation so far, 161 of them
by tactical fighter-bombers and helicop.
ter gunships. American spckesmen have
(See CAMBODIA, Page 3)
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LBJ 'Praying,'
~aclillig. Nixon
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CHICAGO (UPI) -Former President
Lyndon B. Johnson in his first public ad.
dress since leaving the White House Fri·
day .~ight o(fe~ed bis ."prayers and sup-
port to President Nixon in the United
States' search for peace.
Speaking to 7,000 Democrats at a $100
a plate fund-raisJng dinner. Johnson said "~ know from personal experience that
his problem and our problem is united
getting Hanoi to listen." \ '
Coroner's deputies said she waa Carol
Sawicki. 18, of 2457 W. Glenoab Ave.,
Anaheim, daughter of Robert L. Blanton
of the same address.
About 500 Kent State University stu •.
denb broke windows, set fires and dam·
aged cars during a mile-loilg march early
today from the center of Kent, Ohio, lo
the 19,000.student campus. They shouted,
"Down with Nixon.'' Earlier. they had
burned a copy of the U.S. Constitution
saying, "President NiXon has murdered
the Constitution."
Johnson , without specifically mention-.
Ing the new Cambodian campaign of the
prolonged struggle in Vietnam. said peace
remains the No. 1 priority for the nation
as it was in 1968 when he stepped down
from office in the interest of national
unity.
She had been dead about. five hours
when her body was discovered, covered
with a blanket, by a deputy sheriff.
A woman's handbag found nearby led 1
to idenWication. Coroners deputies said there was no
evidence of foul play and tha\ she may
have died of an overdose of dru gs.
An autopsy was to be completed later.
Ramblers T eam
P rincipals Face Suit
The now-defunct Oran~. Co u n t Y
Rambkri football club wu sued' Friday I~ Superior Court at S..ta Alla for
'5,391 on an alleged ove~ payment.
Lqal acliOD was filed by Farmers
nd MO!Chanla Ban~ of Lo11 Beach
In seeitng the sum. Named as defendants
are principals of the lll-faled ball club,
Clwlea G. and Mary Lou Schlegel.
$45 Stolen From Desk
Of Clemente Teacher
Money estimated at about $45 lo be
med for purchase of indu.strlal art.a ma-
terlal was .stolen Jrom a shop teacber't
desk at san Clemente High School, the
Instructor told police Tbur!day.
Robert Vara:o the teacher, told officers
the call wu tiken ffom a 1mall wooden bOx kept In a clesi IOIDethne during the
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'RIGHT.WINGED RABBLE ROUSER : FEMALE OF THE SPECll,S WEARS T.ENNIS SHOES'
With Help· from Student Sondy Chrisley, Condldeto Knight Spoofs Educetlon
Ainu With Caricatures
Knight 'Blasts 'Who's-Zoo·'·
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An :issblant superintendent for the
Placentia Unified School District Friday
a8ked . for the extinction of the l<WJlo'•
1.o<J in Public Education:"
Armed with· a packet of caricatures,
Vick Knight, ctirrently seeki6g fhe
Orange County Superintendent of School's
office, told Golden West College studenls:
"some of the people in.education .exlilbit
tbe cbaracterlstiC3 and feeding habils:
ol aalmilb" al!d should be eliminaled. A> eumples lie )Isled the folJowing:
T1i.E YACl!ETY·Y~"These only le'""'1 bf leclwinf. Tlielr i\outhJ are
atwayi ~·They never-close it•because
they might deviate from the text. Their lattn name is ·~oratorius on-aodo()Oabus ...
THE COMPULSIVI> INNOVA·
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TOR -"They're always looklnl for a dilferent way to dp thin,s-not better.
This is the "pllatua etperimentus."
'qlE XEROX-"He wants lo aee
what works elsewhere and traMfer thit ,
to his school· districL You can see that
e as no mar flifhOOrpi'lfiU.-
THE GREAT WESTERN GIRAF'
FERTY-"His silver tongue is always
flapping in the breese and he's got
his heBd in the clouds. He's also known
as the "mazimus califorNus."
THE RIGlfi·WINGED RABBLE
ROUSE!t-"You can aee he· 1111 only
cne wing, the ript wing. He rests in
the birch trees" ind lhO female ol Uii
species wears tennis shob."
THE LEFT-WINGED LOONEY
B!Rll-"He'a &ol 1111 eahead 111111 all
be Iii< .. to do~•-pniiert." .
THE MIDDLE OFITJIE llOAD RUN·
NER-"He'a the wdtlt at-all. He refuses
to involve himself. ·He won't even vote
in eltctlOM because .someone told him
~~!_~ do by vQtlng is ~age ei>liti·
Clan~.
THE LOUNGE LIZARD-"He spends
all his time. aitting in the lounge. We
have the tenure system in public schools
and these peoplt bave·dtscove·red that."
THE CO,MPUTER TAPIR-"He'•
always loaklnc arouiid lor 1 method
lo mechanlle education. His toeoalli are
deslfl*I for keypunching."
THE GREEN11ACKED P E·N N Y PCNCllER-11~ never wards to spend
"11 ·-11111 """ 'cbeap. cheap' all Ibo Uml."
In Pasadena, some 250 demonstrators
at. California Institute of Technology car-
ried signs reading: "The king is a fink."
"Nixon kills," and ''Stay out of Camf>o.
dia."
"Hell no, we won't go~· 30 students
shouted as: they marched ·to the ROTC
headquarters at the Univ:ersUy ot Tulsa
In Tulsa, Okla. Earlier,· 200 students
heard Dr. 'lbomu F. Staley, dean•ol·the
university graduate school, tell u anti-
war rally, "1be President has commit~
ted us to war and to annihilation. I sense a feeling of despair." ·
In Washington, the Swclenl ·Moblliza.
tion Committee .to End the1War in ~Vlet-1
nam announced mass demomtratios were
planned for several :ctdes.1 ~esmen
(See PRon:sis, P ... ll. .
7 Indicted in Plan
To P ass DefecTP arts
FORT WORTll, Tex. (AP) -Seven
men have been indlcteei by a federal
grand jury on charges that they con·
spired' to pus defective pa,rts for UJe
. con\fOvenlal Fill Oght.r piane.
There was no menUon in the 2G-cc;lunt
lndl<bnent ol ao Fill crash which killed
two crewmen tut Dec:. st near Las Ve.
gas,. Nev:• nor the subseque!lt a:ro~ndlng
of mort than 225 of &be planes dehv.ered
to the .Air Force.
Orange Coast
l1'eather
Fair through Sw!day is the weekend
forecast along the Orange Coast.
But early morning fog or low clouds
are also expected. Slightly warmer
today.
INSIDE TODAY
Ltgs, tove and a "doctor" made
of metal and plastic? You'll find
them all h' Family W eekllJ -a.
cover feat·ure on new leg cover-
fng.f, a per.so:nalitv profi~ 01t Jo
A ntte \Vorley, Laug1l-in loud-
mouth who says au she wants is
to be loved, and computers which
are ta.k ing on more and morr im·
portant jobs and medtcfne. _
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Teach er Stresses "Positive'·
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tn 1 small, white trailer
di~ly behind a claMroom
wlng at the ~iarina High
School campus, Dr. William
Woolbright teaches a special
class for very special people.
--i by their.~
"'Ibey ~ 'baV. the
meiitat 1bµltJ 11\it ~ Ii~
ing diS1bllltlts overcome ll
Once their. pc:_oblerm are ICNv·
ed, the collea:e possibi!Wes art
a.s good for this kind of stu·
dent as for any oUler kind."
"In a seMe this iB a transl·
tional program,'' said
Woolbright. "Our goal is to
integrate these tlds with the
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It's about the only class
\.I here coffte and hot dlocolate
are served regularly and
v.ilert very few rules or
restrictions are placed on the
pupils. And the stu dent-
teacher ~atie is very low , ~th
only eight desks in the
tlassroom.
others as"""' .. possible." SPECIAL Funded by the sta.te, Dr. .
W o o lbrisht's edll<:ationally
hand!capped program handles
PRICES FOR SUNDAY, .MAY .3 BOMBSHEl:L 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. While Quantities Last . . .
Dr. Woolbright'• class would
seem to be ideal, except that
all of his students are problem
children. They are the educa-
tionally handu:apped.
only 17 lll\J!lents oo the Marlm campus. ' ·' --• ...
·'The state ooly allowa us
to place up to two percent
ri our stlld<:Dta in the c1 .....
But the oeOd Js far l1'!0ler
than lhat. At the mioimum
we should double or triple
the protram." "
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Many of them rate high on
. 'iptclligence tests but they may
·have emotimal problems
manife&ted In truancy or
delinquency. Others h a v e
learning problems. "J.ust get-
ting a sentence oot of them
is a hassle,'.' according to Dr.
Woolbright.
Scarming a Ij;t Of otudenb
with multipte F's or D'1
behind their names, he charg.
ed. "This is the greate1t111 ~--~'L.,~~~~ human waste that's available
and it's human salvage that
w,e should be wo r king
",My students do 8().. percent
of thetr work very suc-
cegsfully, but it's the other
~ percent that \ve're in-
~ ln," he said.
~'All of them need to be
sakcesslul but they need to
hCv'r it demonsft ated to them
more than others."
And ln teadllng the students
Dr. Woolbrigbl applieo the
...,.,.., system liberally. Thus
a note on a student's lesson
may read: An outstanding job,
but your penmanship is
lousy."
"We like to approach things
in a positive and affirmative
way," said Dr. Woolbright.
"We want them to do well
· rather than demonstrate to
: them what they can't do with
' a bad grade."
.J Some of his pupils, he says
are-definitely int e 11 i gent
enough to go on to college,
but they are temporarily stall-
toward."
Allhough his program has
only been in operaUon for one
year, Dr. Woolbright says he
has bttfl unusually successful,
especially in d..tlng with
truancy and discipline pro-
·blems.
The lessms. them&elves are
prtsaiptjve, v.tidl m ea n 1
that they are directed toward
particular delldenci~ ralher
than accwnulatklll of gener.Jf
knowledge.
"After receiving the tests,
I like to sit down with the
student and point out his
strong and his weak areas.
Then we begin work oo the
strong areas to insure im-
med iate successes, gradirally
increasing the level of dif-
ficulty. Finally we get started
on getting a years JX'Ofl:ress
in a year's time, wbkh is
what we're nally after," be
explained.
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Mrs. Olivares Buried
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''Grandma" Olivares, 88,
San Juan Capistrano's official
matriarch and oldest native
wu laid to rest in the Old
Mission Cemetery FriQay.
Mrs. Vivian Olivares, who
~ived her title or the
hi!toric mission t o w n ' s
matriarch. from the California
Historical Society, was the
oldest longtlme member of the
mksim community and highly
active in }Ocal and state
!llftarical groups for many
years.
Dana-Capo
Set to File
Joining Bid
The intent to incorporate
Dana .Pojnt-Capistrano Beach
"'ill be officially filed Monday
according to Scott Raymond,
attorney for the incorporation
commltl<e.
All the doc:tnnents including
the economic feasibility report
and ~ city boundaries
will be filed with U.. Local
Agency Formation Com-
mission which turned down
the cdmmittee's previous at·
tempt "without prejudice,"
giving them the green light
for another try without having
to wait anothrc~ear.
Raymond o the com·
mtttee Thursday that the
feasibility report, 27 pages in
length is the best of its type
ht hds ever seen.
"It tells in layman's
language e'laclly how a city
Is run," said Raymond. "It
would be an e'l~llent docu·
mmt for a high school civics
dass."
He &aid the report would
be made available to any in-
. t~&ted citizen free of matge
afl<r Monday.
The report will be presented
to presidents and v i c e
presidents ot organizaliotl.s in
the Dana Point.Capistrano
Beach area at a .special
meeting May 21 In the home
of Dr. Roger Sandt~. rom-
ml~ chairman.
Prwnt to an.sw~r queaUons
will be city otfidals from Los
Atamlt., who belptd prepare
the "l'Orl.
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Mrs. Olivµ-es, the mother
pf nine . children, Was a
grandmother 32 times And a
great-grandmother to 42.
She died Tues4':Y ·in her.
·11ome at 3'1921 Rloi ·St: w!'lere
·she had lived fof decades.
Mrs. Olivares remained ac·
live In sewing the altar' clothJ
for Mission San J u an
Capistrano up to recent week.!
when she injured her hip In
a faU.
Grandma Olivares, a native
ol San JIJ'1l, was schooled
at Mis&on San_ Dieio lf. it.s
convent there.
ln later years her interest
In history 1"d to ber mem-
bership in the San Juan
Capistrano. Orange County
and California hi1torical AGILON® PANTY HOsE
socieUes.
She leaves three sons. Louis Sun. Only
and John of San Juan and . . Robert of Dana Point; six Fashion coloNJ, smooth fit
daughters Esther McKlnn of AgUon® hose of stretch ny-
El Toro, Lorraine EITo of San Jon. Small, liied., lited. Tall,
Juan, Clara Host1er of Tall.
Oceanside, ~earl Morrissey of
Long Bead!, Adele Valezuela or Long Beach and June
Ramos d. San Juan.
Other survivon in c I u d e
three brothen and the many
grand an d grea t ·
grandchildren.
Mass was celebrattd at the
mission chapel Friday morn-
Jng. Rosary was red.led there
Thursday night.
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'Cin co' Fest S.C.M. flGUREMATJC
MISSION VIEJO -The en-
tire community will be going
all out Sunday for the third
annual Cinco de M a y o
FesUval.
Thirty-five booths offering
tripi, food. beveraget1, games
and exhibits will be enticlni
1.lission Viejo residents from
noon to I p.m. on the M1ssion
Viejo High School grounds.
The event ls spotl!Oftd by
the a:chool's Parent-Teachu
Organization to rabe funds
for scholonltips lltd equip-
ment.
Cliff Boehmer, presfdtn t or
the organjiation, is a:eneral
chairman of the ·e v e n t .
Everyone is Invited to
participate in the ftativlUea
which v.·111 Include a dec«aled
bike parade at 2:30 p.m.,
strolling mariachi muli~. t
variety talent show and a bind
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llld! 1"?1l. so.call.S Vletna.miution policy
b nothing but a cruel hoax," and predict-
ed that "campwes will be closed down
mund the country."
. 'Ille N.W MobiU..lion Committet anot1>
tt antiwar org1nlutlor\. aai4 it "w'outd '
1~r mass demonstrations in Washing.
ton, J:!,C .• and jllsew~en oo 1+'Y 9.
MiChaet nompson, the naUonaJ vtce
president of the Young Americans for
Freedom. hailed the President's deciSion
as "a welcome moVe in direction of last._
ing peace in Southeast A.sla. \ He called!
fqr defeat of '"Communist atres90rl" ln
a statement issued in Columbia, Mo.
The U.S. and state nags we.rt lowered
to hall staff at the Unlvenity'OI Maine in
Portland. Then, in 1 rapid sequence,
cqstodians raised the. flags, students low·
ered them again, custodians ~ved the
flags, and students raised a United Nations
flag to half staff.
About 14& peace demonstrators were .ar.
rested when about 1,000 University of Cin-
ciMati students conducted a sit-in at a
downtown Cincinnati lnler~tion.
At Princeton Urtlvenity 1'I Princeton,
N .. J., a strike voted bf 2;300 stud~ts and
faculty members continued. The uniyersi·
ty has 3,300 undergraduate students.
Strikes were also called at Stanford Uni•
versity, Rut'ters .University in New
Brunswick, N.J., and elsewhere. 1
The impeachment of Nl'lon was ~p
ported in a petition adopted by 61 mem-
bers of the Cornell University facultj-; It.
said. "We believe that the President's un-
constitutional action suggests that the ap-
propriate congressional resolution is one
of impeachment."
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CAMBODIA ..•
reported sii: Ame~ans wounded ln ad·
dition to the two killed. u s -officers said observation and gun· shlP helicopters had been given cJeai;-;
ance to "fife on anything that mov~s
in an al't!a extending about three ~1les
north and west of the ground operations
in the Fishhook zone . . Participatin~ in the maislve assault.
dubbed Operation Total Victory. are,hlln·
dreds of tanks, armored per90nne1 car.
riers. planes and hel\copters. .
The c~ntral Office for South Vietnam .
or COSVN, is the target of the troops op-
eralinli! in the Fishhook area. COSVN is a mobile headquarters an~
is ooly sometimes in the area.-lntell1·
gence sources sald Friday that 1t moved
north tv;o days before Operation T~tal
Victory began. But U.S. and South \".tel·
name!le troops found a oomplex of Unck-
walled concrete bunkers linked by a
maze of tunnels. and allied officers said
this was the evacuated headquartm
compound. BS2s pummelled the area and ground
troops then began a massive search for
the compout1d's~ormer oceupants, Sourt:•\ e~ s8.id it was ,unllkely that any top.rank·
ing Commun'ist officials would be cap.
tu red and that the main mission ,now w~s
to search out and destrO:V lhe communi-
cations centers and installations used ~y
the Communist command. Even this, the sources said, may take
some lime.
The allied force has met little resis-
tance since it drove into the Fishhook
area Friday behind a massive air and
artillery barrage. But helicopters ran in.
to heavy antiaircraft fire as thty shuttled
in elements of the U.S. Isl Air Cavalry
Diviiion. Twenty were reported hit and
fJve were shot down.
The Americans and South Vietnamese
Immediately began constructing wniper·
manent as.!ault bases, iTidicating they
plan a long stay in Cambodia. White
House sources have indicated that the
allied troops planned to stay six weeks
to two mon~.
Nixons at Ca1np David
THURMONT, ~1d. (UPI) -President
Nixon: visibly weary arter the crisis or
the past few days, is spending the week-
end al Camp David with his famtly . .
Nixon took his wife , his daughters Tri-
cia and Julie; and her husband, David
Eisenhower. and his cl0&e friend, ·c. G.
"Bebe'' Rebozo, to the presidential ;e-
treat Friday afternoon. They planned to
return to the White House Sunday. ·
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Makes Nesi Aboard •oove"
Solo -Sailor ;_ Wife Readyin g .for Cros s-country Tr ip.
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Of t111 O.lfr ,lltt Sttff
Robin Lee Graham, woo rtlUrfted
Thlir'sday from ~ solo round-the-World vO,.as~.vla SlOQe. and 'hiS' wife Patti,
have decided to Uve ne'll door to Patty's
-parents., u
The · address ls' Gangway 12, Lc:ing
Beacb Marina.' That's right. The
.. Grahams are going to live, at least
tempararily. aboard the 33--foot sloop,
"Return of the Dove," which was Robin 's
home for half of his 33.,000 mile voyage.
PattrS parents live next door -in a 36
foot cabin cruiser. The 21-year old marlller and hls ex.
pectant wife began spring cleaning
aboard their "home" Friday. Robin
hopes to ha\'e the sloop "shipshape"
by next week when he and his wife
leave for Washington, D.C. Robin will
be writing a third arUcle lor National
Geographic MagWne in Washington and .
begin work on a book about his voyages.
The Grahams held· an informal "Open
House" in the cabin of the sloop, Friday
for Mwsmen and interested boaters.
Books with authors ranging from Charles
Dicken to Ayn Rand lined the cabin
\valls. A shelf near the ship's stove
held an array of tape decks, a recorder,
radios and a model ship that Robin
bulU while at sea.
A small wooden table in the center
<J[ the cabin has the names of the
many friends Robin made, carved into
the finish ... The table served as a kind
ROBIN AND PATTI TIDY UP THEIR FLOATING HOME
After Spring HouHCltanir19, A Cross-country Trip by Train
<Jf guest book ,": e:rplained the blond
sailor:
Graham sald he had plenty oLlime
to read at night but was kept pretty
busy during the day, School Chief Candidate
Says Radicals 'Bana.nas'
Qv.·ayne T. Canon , canctidale. for the
office of state superintendent of public
instruction, told Golden West College
students Friday that "campus violence
is conducted by a certain segment of
people who are totally bananas."
"Violence , I personally abhor it," he
said. "And those who commit it should
be punished for any crime lhars com·
mitt ed.
Clemente Pair
Win Court Fight;
Back on Team
Two San Clemente High School athletts
\vllo were suspended by Capistrai;o
Unified School District authorities fol\oW·
ing their alleged participation.in a driii.k-
illg ~rty .w~~e ord_ered reirrtated to
alhletic activ1t1es Friday by a Superior
Court judge.
Jucfge Raymond Vincent granl.ed the
wril of prohibition filed by Laguna Niguel
atloi"ney Tom Keenaa and ordered both .. sides in the dispute to appear May
15 before Judge Robert S. Corfman. ·
Jud:e Vincent 's ruling puts Ruben
ParailO, 17, of 32211 Los A·migos, San
Juan Capistrano back on the baseball
team from which he wa s ejected. by
Assistant Principal Fred Pasquale la;it
April 20.
JuC!ge Vincerit's decision will also allow
Arithony W. Hoffman, 111, of 35821 ·Beach
Road, Capistran() Beach, to go back
to pole vaulting on the track team from
which he was dismissed by Pasquale
on the same day.
Keenan'i lawsuit notes lhat Pas(ju3Je
anCI schooi district authorities took action
against the two studenls after they We.re
accused <Jf ~onsuming alcohol at a
neigtlborhood party last April 18. •
He points out that both studenls are
highly regarded by their respective
coaches and that the school district's
decision, if allowed, would ha v~
prevented Hoffman's participation in the
CIF finals scheduled for May 8.
School district authorities 'Ind Pasquale
were not available for comment on the
issue late Friday.
Newport Firm
Builds in Hawaii
Macco Corporation of Newport Beach
has aigned an agreement to develop
homes, resorts and recreational projecL!
on 285,080 acres of the Hawaiian Islands.
The· long·term agreement was signed
with C. Brewer and Company, the 50!.h
state's largest corp<>rate landholder with
acreage on the islands of Hawaii, ~1aul
and Kauai.
C. Brewt.r operates eight sugar plan.
tations and macadamia nut tree orchards
bµt they will not be taken by the new
developments. a Maceo spokesman said.
"It 's our goal lo preserve and enhance
tht unique qualities of culture and
, ecology of llawail," Macco Vi c a
Chainnan H. L. "Jaek" Caldwell said.
The agreement with C. Brewer is 11
20.year e1clusive partnership for Macco
to do the rlll!!KlenUal. resort and recrea·
tional de.velepment. Eiact proJtcts have
not yel bced specified.
"Student violence is stupid, really
stupid. There are other ways and other
channels i.o which we can bring about
change. Responsive and responsible
leadership will bring change ."
Canon, who resigne~ a teaching posi-
tion at Ml. San Antonio College to cam-
paign for the post currently held by
Dr. Max Rafferty, also told the students
he supports the teachers' strike in Los
Angeles Sthools.
"For 10 years they have tried lo
negotiate with the board but the ad·
ministrative control was so tight and
rigid they never got anywhere. The
educational 'situation in Los Angeles
Schools is deplorable .''
Taking quest.ions from approximately
200 students and faculty members
gathered ii• the Golden West "free speech
arta," the 30-year old Ontarian alao
told them education should be financed
through corporate and stale income taxes
rather than property taxes.
Regarding busing, he said, "I support
voluntary busing but am against man·
dated programs."
State . Assembly Jesse Unruh. a
gubernatorial candidate who was t.o ap-
pear at the same rally, canceled tus
·Speaking date Without reason .
Summer Jobs Set
For Poor Youths
Summer employment possibilities for
Y.Oung people from low income families
in the Capistrano Unified School District
are being explored by the Neighborhood
Youth Corps.
Students from -low-income ramiliu
may contact a school -counselor lo obtain
additional information. ,
To be eligible, a student must be
from a home in which the annual income
level is no more than $3 600 for a
family of four. The ceiling . incteases
~for each additional family membe~.
One busy day recalled by the Newport
Beach youth occurred on the Indian
Ocean be.tween Cocos Island and the
Mauritius Jslan~.
''I was 18 hours out of Cocos when
the main mast on my fi rst sloop broke,"
he recalled. ''The strong trade winds
prevented me from turning back, so
I set up a temporary jury rig made
out of an. old awning and continued
to Mauritius." Graham traveled 2.400
miles with the make-shift rig .
He replaced his Hrsl .sloop "which
had begun to leak bad ly" at St. Thomas
in the Vlrgin ls~ands, and purchased
!he 33-foot sloop in which he sailed .
into the Long Beach Marina last week.
He -nlet Patti, who was also traveling
Capo, Bay CofCs'
Vo ya ge Aimed
At Unification
A renewal of efrorta to nnify the
Capistrano Bay area's four Chamber&
of Commerce will have a glamorous
selling tonight aboard the Nesco I on
a voyage to vi ew the bay coa stline
and sunset at sea.
Leaders of the Capistrano Beach, Dana
Point. San • Clemente and San Juan
Capistrano Chambers will enjoy a bufet
supper aboard ship in the Dana Harbor
before departure.
Robert Simley. a Capistraoo Beach
Chamber director and host of the cruise,
will welcome the Chamber officers
aboard between 5 and 5:30 p.m. The
Bay area's fou r Chambers of Commerce
will have a glamorous setting tonight
aboard the Nesco I on a voyage to view
the bav coasUine and sunset at sea .
Capistfano Chambers will enjoy a buffet
party will end al sunset.
San Clementean Bruce Winton, presi-
dent of the San Juan Capistrano
Chamber , said formation of area
Chamber is a goal of many bay leaders.
"We koow we-can accomplish mor~
for our· total e<>mmunily if we work
together, yet maintain our separate
Chamber identities for local promotion.·~
Simley will also host, to lunch tomor·
row, dignitaries attending the dedication
ceremonies of the Dana Marine Studies
Institute :site. · ·
around Ute world, In the Fiji Islands
in July Jll:f. They met agahi In Au.stralia
and began_ to corrspond after that. They
werl mJtried lil Durbin, South Africa
in Janual'J..1968.
The yoUlg couple 41pe.nt nine months
In South Africa, touring the wild life
compi>un~ via motor bike. "'Jt was kind
of txcill"C sharing the road with
rlllnbceroats and Ilona, 11 Patti re lated.
They p8rted again that summer. Robin
headed for South America aJJd Patti
headed to Europe. Patti didn't sail with
Robil\ }teca.use "he started alone and
he .. wanted to finish the trip solo," abe
Wife, Tots Dead
said.
They met apln 11 Surin1m, South
America, for a month. '"'ThJt wu a
month too Jong," Robin 1tated. "We
ju.st sat around and rwtated for the
entire time we were there."
Graham and bis wife-have 10 definite
plans after the Washington trip. The)'
may go back to school, buy a diesel
salvage rig, or go into oceaROgraphy.
And how does the young couple plan
to travel to Washington! "Probably b1
train,'' stated Robin. "We may want
to travel arouod a bit before we a:et
there."
Deaths Tied to LSD Cult
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Now Blamed on Beret MD
IT. BRAGG, N.C. (AP) -A Green
Beret captain who blamed the murder of
hls pregnant wife and two young daugh.
ters on hippie-like intruders has himself
been charged with the crime.
CaPt. Jeffrey R. MacDonald, 26, of
Patchogue, N.Y., a doctor of preventive
medicine at Ft. Bragg, was formally
charged by Army investigators Friday
with premedlta!ed murder of his family.
, MacDonald earlier ~ad told the invest!·
gators the fatal stabbings occurred when
three men and a blonde wnman in hippie.-
type garb entered his home in the pre.
dawn hours of Feb. 17. }fe also was sta~
bed. MacDonald said he. heard the woman
say, "Acid is groovy, kill the pl.gs," be-
fore he passed out under their blows.
The Army. in a terse statement, said
murder charges against him "ould be re-
ferred to an invesUgaling o!ficer who
would review the evidence to determine
whether a court-martial was warranted.
An Army sp<>kesman s8id the proced·
ure was comparable lo a preliminary
hearing in civilian courts. He said the
investigating officer would decide on a
reCQmmendalion and forwa rd his deci-
sion to MacDonald's commanders, who
have the final authority lo convene a
court-marlial .
The doctor called a telephone operator
the night of the killings and asked that
police and an ambu~ance rush to his on-
base aparlment.
Military policemen found the bodies of
Colette MacDonald, 26, and tllost of the
coople's two children, Kimberly. 6, and
Kristen Jean, 2.
The officers &hid they saw the word
"pig'' writltn in blood on the headboar.d.
_ of the young couple's btd. The two girls
were found dead In their separate bed·
rooms.
MacDonald was found on the bedroom noor beside his slain wi{e. He had Rtib
wounds that included a punctured lung.
MacDonald was described by?'"' 11' lawyers i s "utterly bewildered'' thl
charges.
Theaters Jarred .
By Small Bombs
NEW YORK (UPI) -Al least 17 per·
sons were Injured -ten seriously
enough to be hospitalized -when ~mall
explosive devices went off almost s1mul·
taneously Friday night at two Bronx mo-
vie houses. Two devices. which police de.scribed as
"concussion bombs", exploded at the
Dale Theater al about 6:30 p.m. (PDTJ
minutes later. another bomb of the same
type exploded at the Loews Paradise
Theater a few blocks away.
No one was injured at the l..oe:W's bot
of Uie 17 people injured at the Dale Thea·
ter. IO required hospit.allzation.
Police said those inJured were hit by
flying bits of bomb casings. The devices
were constructed of brass pipes filled
with pawder. police said.
OAIL Y PILOT Sltlf ....
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HELD IN DEATHS OF KIN
Grffn Beret MacDontld
Havana Officials
Thwart Hijackers
NEW YORK !UP() -CUhan officials
at Havana Airport thwarted efforta Fri·
daf.' of an unl!;nmm number of hijacken
to hy a British West Indian Airlines pas-
senger jet to Africa.
The hijackers divi:rted the Boeing 727
jet with 68 persons aboard to Havana on
ll flight from Kingston, Jamaica, to Mi-
ami , fben demanded it be Oown with the
pa!sengers to Africa . Cuban airport of.
ficials said tfle trip would be dangerous
and refuSed to refuel the plane, a BWIA
spokesman said.
The passengers, who spend about seven
hours aboard lhe jet at the airpart be-
fore deplaning, were. put up in a llavana
hotel. the spakesman said. He. said he
believed the plane would be flown ID Mi·
ami later today. "ThJs has bttn the prac·
lice in past hijackings,'' he said.
From Pagel
SURFER ...
Apolo,ies made In writing, Carroll's
suspension was lifted, but it was still
uncertain whether the Warld Surfing
Championships would get under way on
schedule.
The competitors are In Australia until
May 15, hoping for Bell's Bay combers
to hit 15 feet. but Mrs. McClellan said
Friday that five to Si'I feet WOUid suffice.
She ooted that the roles were reversed
last year, when Aussie surfer Nat Young
was embroiled in a controvery over
foul languge at the world championstllps
held in Puerto Rico.
"It's always somebody," she said.
"they·re very competitive, high-strung
kids."
Carroll. formerly .ot Surfside, last year
won the U.S. Surfing Championsh.lpa at
Huntington Beach aod has held nearly
every title bestowed In sur£dom. ,
Get Knotted Up
For Mental Peace
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Begi111ing May II, Mrs. Madeline
Nelson will lie you up in kl'IOts and
lead you to mental peace at the same
Uroe.
She is the new. Yoglnl -a sort or
physical fitneu guru -who wUI ltacb
an eight week yoga course at the Hun-
tington Beach YMCA two days a week .
A 10.year practitioner Of yoga. she
will teach from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Mondays. and from 9 a.m. to 10:30
a.m. Thurscla)'I at the: YMCA. 17931
Beach Blvd .• Suite R.
The course fee is $IS for Y merrrDera
and $20 for non·members.
"'You don't have to be •lim or
partlcuJarly young to slarl the courat. ''
said Mrs. Nelson. who claims ahe can
h'im off the fat by teaching propu
brtathing. Macco, rtal estate aubsldlary of Great
Southwest f.Orpor111tio11, prod\1ced tf'ore
than 9,000 1houiiing vnit. in 1969 and
iubootlni f« 11,000 lhl1.7<1r.
JOHN .NELSON (LE~T ), SYLVIA l'REJEAN, GREG HALL DEMONSTRATE YOGA
Fram Left, •a Full Latus~ an'Ov1rtl11CI Squat and 'I Locust ~
"Age doesn't matter either. t have
1 70-year old woman in one of m1
classes and the JOUD&est Ls only three."
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4 DAii. Y 'llOT S.luNay, "'' 2, 1970
-Pu-I pit
Sandl]I through Saturday Is
Ou1stJaa Jl'amlly Week and
a 1pecial mes.sage, "The
Dimensions of the Family"
will be given by Rev, Willis
J. Loar, pastor of the Flnt
llap&t a.reh or u .. tlllg!Ga
Beac... It will also be Com-
munion Sunday. Familie:s are
urged to worship together on
this day. Services are at 9:30
a.m. at Peek! Chapel, '7!01
Bolsa Ave ., W~inster and
11 :00 a.m . at the Huntington
Beach Church, fith a n d
Orange.
On Sunday at 9 and 11 a.m.,
the Reverend Dr, Henry
Gerhard, minister of the
Clw.rcb of ReUgloul Science
o1 ulna llea<h, 200&2 i...
guna canyon Road, will speak
on the subj!Ct "What is En-
lightenment?"
"The Will to Meaning" Is
the tiUe of the sermon
selected by Rev. DiProlio for
his sennon at Cbri1t Cburcb
by the s... 1100 w. Balboa
Blvd., Htmilngton Beach: He
will also tell a children's story
during the service which is
at 9:30 a.m.
Dr. Orrin Moen, ad-
ministrator or educaUon. in-
tern a tional headquarters,
United Church of Rellglous
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Sdeact, Lot An11Ie1, wUI be
the gue1t speaker Sunday at
the 11 a.m. 5trvtee of llua.-
tlllgtoa S..cla Ulllled t 'htu<h
of ReUstoco Stleace. 420 Tenth
St. Or. Moren's subject tor
dlscuuion will be "Science of
Mind in Yoqr Ute".
Morning worship with Holy
Communion is scheduled for
10:30 a.m. at ReliUTttthm
Lutberaa C h a r c Ill , tall
Hamilton Ave .. ResurTection
Oturdt Is affiliated with the
Lutheran Church in America.
Art.bur R. Tingley, Pastor; will
speak on: "U Anyone 'lbJ.nks
He Is Regll.gious .•• ",
"Bouquet for Mothers'' Is
the theme for the Mother-
Daugtller T~turoay af. temoon from to 4 p.m. at
Gloria Del Lu an Cburcb,
33501 Stooehlll Drive, Dana
Point. Mothers and daughters
in the community are iilvited
to attend this tea honoring
mothers. Tickets are 50 cents
per person, and may be
pun:bued al the door.
The sacrament of Holy
Communion will be celebrated
at the 10 a.m. worship service
it Gloria Del L,a tberan
Churcll, 33501 StonehUl Drive,
Dana Point. FoJlowtng
fellowship and coffee, classes
tor all ages meet at 11: 10
a.m., with Pastor DonaJd
Banllon leading the adults in
a study of the Book cl Acts.
An installaUoo servlce for
Rev, Fred R. Morse will be
held at Ceatral Bible Cburdl,
23rd and Orange Ave., Costa
Mesa, Sunday at J p.m.. Dr.
J. Vernon McGee, pastor of
the Church of the Open Door,
Los Angeles, and w.11-known
Bible expositor, will be the
guest speaker.
The sermon subject for Sun-
day at the Corona del rtfar
(Ste PULPIT, Page 5)
l'Vatlt>e Speclu
Pastor Yoane Akudri,
missionary to tbe Bang-
ala tribe in the Congo,
will speak in his native
tongue about his mis.
sionary work. The na-
~ive missionary worked
with Pastor Miller of
the Evangelical Free
Church of HuntinRton
Beach while in the Con-
go.
Elder' Dedleatn
Elder David B. Haight,
assistant to the Twelve
Apostles and General
Authority of the Church
of Jesus Christ of the
Latter Day Sairits will
dedicate a new build-
ing a 333 Merrim~c
\Vay, Costa Mesa, Sun-
day at 1:30 P.·m. Prior
to that be will address
the Newport Beach
Stake at 10 a m.
I
Life Reverence
Eco"logy Theology
Makes Big Gains
NEW YORK (AP )-"Eartn
Mother," the ancient mystery
religions caller it. St. Rrapcis
of Assisi ei:pressed mAn's
Identity with nature io terms
such as "Brother Ant" and
11Sirter Water." The late
theologlan-miulonary Albert
SChweitur summed up the
same atUtude in the phrase,
"reverence for Ufe."
Sl>Ch recurring intimations
of the lnt.errelation!hJp of all
creaUon, great and small, and
bllD'UllUty's stake In carin& for
it, 11 moving to the forefront
of theology today in Ule
awakened anxiety about en-
vlronmental abuse.
"The earth is the Lord · s
and the fullness thereof," said
the Psalms, adding that so
are the mountains, stars, seas,
rivers and "every beast of
the field. , .Uie cattle on a
thousand tUlls .•. all the birds
of the air. • .1nxl all that
rooves in the field., ...
• It is divine property that
men occupy, not theirs, and
not to be ravaged by their
tenancy of it, rellglous
scholars are empha!iziog in-
creasingly. bolstering th e
modem church accent on
God's involvement in the
material affairs of this world.
"Eco-theology,'' it ha.s been
called. a theology of ecology,
of land, of c:ooservation, of er>-
vironment. of nature, an
"ecological ethics." A headline
in the JesU:lt weekly, America.
read: "Ecology -the new
religlori'!" '
For "too long Christians
have interpreted the Genesis
{See ECOLOGY, P1a:e I)
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
c-.... ~I swur S~l 11 A..M.
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H ......... '-ti U•ltW 0..n;ti M
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
420T-'St•••• ..... IJ6-2121
.FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
6H HAMILTON, COSTA MU.A. •l:V. J. D. WAL.LACa
Su11d•v Sc.hoof ••• , , • , • 9:45 Tr•l11i11g Union ••••••• , 5:00
MoMliflg Worsliip ••••• 11 ~00Ev,11i11g Wonhip • •••,. 6:00
W,d11.1d•v Pr•v•r M••thtt for •II •9•t ••• , , ••••••••• 7:JO
,.._ ~2·9111 N.,,.., Alwop A."'1.W•
UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH
2212 S. L PA.USA.DIS IOAD
SANTA ANA HllGHTS
IUllDAY SCMOOt.. ·•-·········•······•····•··--f:'9' A.M.
MO•NIMO wo•SMI.-•·•·•············-··•••·••·•···11 A.M.
l!VINlllG WO•SHI.-•·················---•·--··· 1 .-.M. MIDWllEK S.f•VICI Wl!DNE5DAT 1:• .-.M. WllW.111 S. Ac-. l'fSM C'lltfdil ...._. JU..)t11
FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH
.,,..ldltlil•Y.t~ , ................. ,11
17411M ........ Y.
I
I FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
I Victoria & Placentia Ave.
Costa MOia
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE·
CHURCHES
llANCHD OP THI MOTHll CHDICH
THI PlllST CHUICH OP CHllST, SCllNTllT
IN IOSTON, MASSACHUlml
"Everlasting Punishment"
Sunday, May 3rd
Costa Min-First Church of Christ, Scientist
' 2110 Men Verde Dr., C.... M ..
.._. S•11d.., Scltool-•:15 A.M.
CMrc:• s.ntu -11 A.M.
1-41"1 tto..., 2150 M .. ,_,. Dr.
Huntington Beach-First Church of Chrl1t, Scientist
110 011 .. s-.., Sclloof -9:10 & 11 :DO
c•mll-11 A.M. Senk•
....... IM-221 M9'• St,
Newport Beach-Fint Church of Christ, Scientist
lJOJ Ylo Udo
Cll•rc.• I S111My Scltool-9:15 & 11 :00
IM4111111 IM•, JJ1,I ~ Ulle
Newport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scientist
3100 Pee.Ifie. YJew Dr .. c ........ M•
Chrc• I S111dcry Scltool-10 A.M.
hcicllitt loe111 -116J L Comt Hwy.
lw. hM H..U.. Mbllmt
M•r11l llf Worthi, 1:10 l 11 •1'1 !
Sul\Cl•y School • , • , • , •:10 •m
Yo11th M••ling • , •••• lii :JO P'" .. ,,,. .. """' ............• , •.. ~.
I , AU are cordially invited to attend the church
services and enjoy the privileges of the
Reading Rooms 1111111 kllMf ··········-···••• '·"" ,I, ·· Mienlfllt w.,.. ····---·'•:• &,Ill. ,,, T-.111 Gl'WU,. ••• ,.,, ••••• ,., ••• f '·'"' I
Vftll'llB •••.••••••••••.•..•••••. 1 fl."'-
• il'r•v•r Strflc.e ••••• •• 6:JO P"'
E.,..,,.;llf S•rvic• •• , ••• 7:00 P"' ....., .............. ...-...c. NurSery Care Provided
14M771 14M341
c•nd Core Pr9Yidolcl AT A.LL SEIYICU
142·2421
ARST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Cloarc.h of th• D•ily Word 1 CENlTtAL
NEWPORT UNITY •i BIBI£ CHURCH
ISi~ ::=~~~~=Ion~ ~ ' • Huntington Beech tStnkH' Cl!~ •ulldlnt)
Main & Adams Streets '
I
Mo111i.nt Wot.hip ••• , • • • •• • • • 1
, ••••••••• t :JOl ll:OOA,M.,
li~I• Sc.hool , •••••• , 9:4S AM I
Youth Gr•11p1 •••••. 6:00 PM
•:45 A.M. Suricl•y Sc.hool tf n!m::,.u:,i'lod
IO:OOA.M. Devotional S•rvic• ,) The Penon of Chti51
OFF ICE: :JOO w. Coe1! HIQll••Y· •••• Ii'" The PoWtt of tfte Holy Spirit
Phc:IM: '*-5111 Ew•ning Wor1hip ••• , 7:00 PM I Simdl'f School 9 AM
Hurwry car• Provldtd 11 111 1trvke1 I I liiomiflJ Woohip g and 10:30 Ml onic..: SJl.tsff 011I DIWllOn-W.WO DIAL·A·PRAYll-646.06Jt EV!'nln11 Service 1 PM
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'!/ wmnnc1 • ., Bible stud.,
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
-' """'" ._.. M~ 0.rdl Ill U~llM Cllordl •t11t_,. Sc\t!ICt,, Lii ,.,..._
SUNDAY JlllVICa ., • lt AM
M1ni11.,,,. Albe•! ll!ln.1, R.S.~.F.
THI lllU. CLU• Cl' NIWl'OllT llEACM
IU l•IMa llWI .. 111Dto•
alld p,.~, 1 PM
Nursery during 5f!lvicn
A full Youth Program
On. of Onngt ;11KI 23rd. St..
Cosl;i Meu.
I Ullftff c•wc• ., I RELIGIOUS SCIENCE I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;~11420 10th St., Hunti119to11 l••\li Pho11• 516-2120
Adult I Yoirth s., .... 1c.••· 11 •.m. I
l•f Ye•r Cl•11, Wed., 7:15 p.t11. PLEASE DON'T COME
TO
CALVARY CHAPEL
DNHT PATI, MINISOI I
COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL •
611 HELIOTROPE
Wol'llllp-10 A.M.
Cllerc• Sckol-10 A.M.
DI'. Plllll P G. Mu .... r, Mlnl•ltr
Miu $hltlrf Sl!blol, D.c .e.
67:MOOO
If you 1r• loolr:i11g for 111 el1bor•t• pro9r•1'I, or •od•t pr••fit•·
luf ii Y•• •t• loolr:int for in.cl•plh l ib1• iludi•t, Chrhtl111 f,I.
l•wthlp, •11d in1pi ri119 1pirit•d wo,.hip, you'll lov• 1111 To •c.com• I
111otl•t• our 9rowi119 church f•l'llly w• n11w "•"• two Sirml•y
"'ol'?ling ••rvic.•1, 9:JO •IKI I l :00. Nun•rv c•r•. Corn•r of Gr••ll•
•ill• l Su11flow•r.
MARINERS CHURCH
r.lpft Ml1iltw, Dr ....... O'NMI
P'11ffll<I• •t T•lt•ot TMOIG!lluol $tmlM•Y· L• Mir.cl•
Wortl'llP St,....k• .......................... 10 a.m.
Sund•Y Scllool •.•. , .................. ., .... t t .ll). E.....,1119 Sffvl(1 ......... ,. .. ,, ......... 1 P.lft.
2200 l•t Cemt Hwr.. c., ........ M•
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcomes You •
ST. JAM.IS, 1209 YJ9 lklo, Newpert IHdi
7:JO •.in-Holy EK._..t '
9:00 e.111-Mentl .. Prwyer 11t & Jnll s. ..
Hety IKl!arilt 211d & 4tli S....
9:00 e . ......C-.U kti..1
11 :00 O.M.-ftofy lecHrkt 1st & Jr.IS...
Meral .. r,..,., JM l 4tli h11.
ClllW C.. ot t :OO 0.111 .
TM ln. Jolnl P • ....., II, lector
~
\V
Tlte In. DnW A. CrMlp Allod ... bctor l'MIM: 671·0210
ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS -
il'octflc. YW# Drlwe ot Morguerltl', CorOH HI Mar
Selldoy: 1:00, t :JO oed 11 :Oo-clllld care 11t •:JD
H•ly D9Y1 °' A1 .. 11KH All I-W•lc-
lectOr, n. In. Jo•• lepn D..-11 -Pk• 644·046J
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
S.IMIOf'I 7:JO & •:30 Cll1rc• Scllool -9:JO
11i1rMar1: 6:10 & I 0 •. -.: Holy hp GI __ ...
Yker, Delle'f.JoMW.D••• .. •-f'lloN 14Ml26
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
HIMlll\PM l .. dl. C .. lfenli. T"-• ..,. ol-C. C.W,, l'UIW
Sundey Services
l :tt AM. Mllf' CM!--I:• A.M, f'llfnllY Sln'lct & Cllllrdl 1:tt P.M. IVlll-1 ScfMOls
1:• P.M. eplleejNll tl:tt A.M. M41Mllnt W.""111
TIWll a-m-Nun•rv Clrt l'l'O'l'llW 11~~~~~~~""""""=1
You are invited to the
First Assembly of God Church
140 E. 22nd St., Costa Mei•
548-3761
•
Morninv Glory , .. , 8:30 AM . , . , Rev. Gollnick
Family Worship •... 10:50 Al\.f . , •• Pastor Cronic
Subject: "Obedience or Pleasure"
Revival Time . . . . . 7:00 P~t ..... Pastor Cronic
Subject: "The Man That Wasn't There"
Wednesday . . . . 7,30 PM .... Bible Study ... ,
Pastor Cronic
Subject: "The Seven Churches of Revelation"
GLAD TIDINGS
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
15TH & MONIOYIA, NEWPOIT II.A.CH 646-6620
O't Bite* Wnl M tlNw ""-'1•11
Tho"'•• lenv•nuti, '••for S•"' Mill•r, Mu1ic.•I Oir•c.fot
•:45 A.M. -S.lldcrr Sclio.i-N•nery AtMdot
10:10 A..M.-"The hnil"f IUlli hporlMce ef M-"
7:00 P.M.-.. A S.CNd Teocll"
Dr. hlMI k•n
MIWl'OllT llACH CHllllTIAM ICHOOl.
"lllt·SC~ & KIMDIEllGARrlN
ALIO 5UMMI• IEHlllCNMINT l'ROOllAM
Klll,,..,.rten 111r1 4111 Gr•ol•
J11<11 22 llln,i Jply lhl
,,.... Cell: 5Jl-1tJO er 546°7166
\~lj} SABBATH SERVICES
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
harbor reform temple
~;;;;~~~~14~s.2~1J~l~~~;;~~ .. ~·~·t~5~1~1~~;;;;~~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I RABBtBERNARDP.KING
.... ~ mtetiog;it
St. James Episcopal Church a 3209 Via l ido, Newport Btach "'-h Day I f or lnform1tlon: C.11 675-7230
.... vent· =~~~~1~~~~~~~~~11 .JJartor C/iridlian Church 0, NrwPOIT IUCH-IDIKlpletl
Mll'tt"f .... 1.ty H_,., ll••••l•t klMI'
4211. lflft St. c.... M ...
Church School -9:30 A.M.
Worship -10:4.1 A.M.
H""*? C... .-iellM
Phone: 675-3985
Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy
CHURCH OF CHRIST
217 W. WILSON ST, COST A MESA
llTWllN HAllOI ..; fA.flnlW
SUNDAY MOANING. llllf ST\JDY ............... •i4S A.M.
SUNDAY MOANING WOllSHlil' & COMMUNION •• 10:45 A.M.
SUNDAY EVENING WOISHlil' ••••••••••• ••••••. 6r00 ,,M,
WEDNESOA'( EVENING t lllE STUDY • • • • • • •• • •• • 7:10 11'1.M,
MUllSllY' C.t.11 rtOYIDlD
D-O. M~ D. •· Hlll'lt
,.,,.,., AlaMI ... Ml1htw
""-' 54J.5711 D•v or Night
)
Adventist Church .,,.,.M•Tto•
271 AftHH St,, C"'9 M.. LUTHIUN CHURCH
Jeflll ~-•-. "••!tr I • ..,. ••Y' A. ChllM
"""'; .....,,. SVIMI.., Sc,..._,,. A.M.
M-lllf ..,,......,.,. a 11 A.M.
hWMttt lci...I •,,, 9:Jt AM L•t. 5wvk-WW., 11• ,.M.
M.,.,.. WenM, •• 11 :00 AM ll~='="="=M=-=="=' :_:<,_C::::w=::!ll
PTo,« M.ttl.. Wecf .. 7:JO PM
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
•04t T .. btrt ""· IT ...... & M .... llel, FOUNTAIN YALLIY
UN IFIED SERVICE· SuM•y School •:JO -WOllSHlil' • IO:JO
Wonllip I Yo11tll &roupt -6:]0 p.1'1.
H11"'..., ,,...,....,, •I •" ~
A CO!Tlf'l\ll'll!y ~-. Vltl!Or'I "" AwtYI w.ic:o-
EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH .. ''•"•ti• .... tttJ ..... .... 116-7911
11 .... AJPf1ill L. MlrlM', """'
•1• A.M, -S...., kM11 -All ......
l h• A..M, -MMlllllll ~. ,.M. -., ...... ,..,. ,,. ,. ... -, ... ...,. same. 1 '.M. ..... •IMI .,...,.
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HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa
Y. L HllTWICI, POiter
14M7M
llO!lll•T •• SllTl9 Mllll1lwtf ....... C.l•L .,,.,...,.
Mlnlll., iM M1tt11
SUNDAY SERVICES
10:10 A.M.-"I PNJ Net"
s.r'"'" bv '••+or
7:00 P.M.-"Th• G-4 111ctt AM•M ., flN"
Ser111on by Pallor
COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
l"..sc:Mol -kllld .... ,,_ -llllMlll•ry -Cllll• C•,.
*
TEMPLE SHARON
All J•wl1li f•111AJ" ,,. l11wlfM to Jol11 n !11 tr11ly m•enln9ful
MllATH MNIN• SDYICH NIDAT ot 1:11 P.M.
Splrtt..I ~ -.............. ......
'46·1152 T11'lpl• Sli•r•R Choi, -011•9 Sh•~•t 141·14J1
•
NEWPORT HARBOR 1!
LUTHERAN CHURCH
2501 Cliff Dr. lJ 8-4293 I
Tiie In.,,_ G ..... P•ot l"I,,' Th .......... td .,.,,.,
"•I 'ml Petor
F•111llr Wontllp t :DD 1'0 10:31 1.m. li
Sul!ISIY sctioDI ':'° to IO::IO •.rn. I Wor'llllp 5ank• ll:DD to ll:DD
Nursery care available
at all services
WELCOME
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
2900 Pacific View Dr.
Corona del Mar
DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER
Mrs. w.i .. Cll•••rilht
P.-fdi Worift'
Phone 644-7664
•:OO A.M, Fa.fly w.m.rp
1D:OOA.M. S.llffrCMrc.11 ......
11 :00 A.M. hstfft WonMp
Nllf'MIY Prft'IMd
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Mi1to11ri Synod
760 Ylctorfo St., CCKte Men
Lothor Y. Toniow, Pmtor
541°5404 Wortll!D St,....k;u; l :U & ti A.M. Sundty ~1: 9:30 A.M. Aoutt !l lbl• c1111: t :1' ~
CHRISTIAN lllMINTAlY SCHOOL 5414166
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Mncr Verde Drift & Wer Street, Coste MtH. Calif,
ANOltf\¥ C, ANOEllSON, Pulor
Sund•Y $Choo!:. J:OD, t :JO •nd II :CIO-Mornlnt Wonhlp: t :OO, 9:30 •l!CI ll:ot
il'r inc.• of '••c.• l utli•r•11 Sc.hool -Mi11 E1th•r 0110", PriMfp•I
Offic• Pho ne: 549-052 1 Sc.hool Pho11•: 549-0562
. ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
18182 Culver Dr ive
University Park, Irvine
In. HlrMrt N. Nien9be
S••dor School-9:15 A.M. FCl1111ly W•rtlilp 10:JO A.M.
IJJ·1211 N1rwry Co,_ 1Jl.J246
.
A Cordie! Welcomo from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
l•lbo• hl1nd
THI UNITID
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
llSA91t• 675 ·0950
9:10 ind I I :Ob •.rn.
Tr•dition•I Worihi p
I Su11d•v Sc.hool
Coit• M•1•
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
19111 St. I H•rbor Blwd.
Cfturc.h Wonhip -9:10 I 11
Church School -9:l0
541-7727
Cott• M•t• Nortti
MESA VEROE
METHOOIST CHURCH
M•t• V,rd• & l•~•r St.
549-2719
Wo.,,htp I Chirrch School
9:00 I 10:]0 A.M.
Hunli"gto" l••ch
FIRST UNITEO
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17th St. liil 6-l5l7
S..,vic.•1 ....... 9 :JO I I I A.M.
Nur••IY thr11 l11d t r•dt • I I
Churc.h Sc.hool -9:1 0 A.M.
Hunfin9to11 l1•ch -North
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
6662 H•il Ave. 842-4461
Wo r1hip & Ch urch School
9 & 10 :30 A.M.
lrvi"' -Ea1! Bluff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
83l ·llll
t 142 2 Culver Road
•t Un iveriily Drive
Wonhip & Church School
9 I 10:]0 A.M.
La9 un• l••c.h
LAGUNA BEACH
METHODIST CHURCH
21612 W•1l•y Drive
in So. l19un•
Wonhip t I A.M.
Chirrch School 9:30 A.M,
499.1011
N•wport •••ch
CHRIST CHURCH
BY · THE SEA
1400 W. 81lbo1 Blvd,
67 J.]805
Worship-9:10 A.M.
Cllurch Sc.hool-
9:30 & 11 A.M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
~~~~~~--~~~~~,
Christ Church Presbyterian
20112 Mopoffe IN•r Ad-I Hntl ..... hecll
Irr. DNOld L ......... httM
S...,. W ...... : 9:JI A.M. Cll.O kllMt: 10:41 A..M.
Offlu: 2011 Z M .... 11. St. ,. ... : 961-4940
Church of the Covenant
2110 sr.rmew l...t, Cllt9 Mn•
l ruc• A. Kurde, P•1lor s....,w.n111,: 9:30 & 11 -Chllfdl Sch..a: 9:Jo "'°"': S45°4J04
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
600 St. A.11,,._. lood, N•wport lffclil
CHA.IL.IS HllllllT DllalNPllLD, PIJTOI
W.,...,, & Chfdi SdtHI: I, 91JO & 11 A.M.
644-7147
St. Mark ~resbyterian Church
C.rMt' Jnt•otM & lfottltlllff Dl1,._, C...11• .... M•
JOIMI ..... llrl, P81tot won'i, • Clitirc• kfloel -'I I D:Ja A.M.
'44-1J41
Attend the Church of Your
Choice on Sunday
.. ------------------------------------------------·--·· \
Saturdu . M1y 2. 1970 DAILY PILOT I"
r.s-----=-="'"'"-""-=":r'"I!.-:.,·· c::--. r------,::..--------Your Boreseope
Pulpit and Pew' •• MUM Scorpio: Heed Spiritunl Counsel
~Coolinued i''rom Pace f.)
Cooir"gatJ011al, 611 lleUolrop
Ave., will be entitled "The
God Who Makes Us 11nd the
iodl We Makt," To be
presented by Dr. Philip G.
1t1urray . Worship is at 10 a.m.
with child~are provided.
On Sw1day. May 3, at Com·
munlty United l'ilctbodl~t
Church, 6662 Heil Ave., llun·
tlnglon Bl'!ach. an All.Church
Festival will be ltlking place.
The community is invited to
share in this festival. The
morning "'orship will be a
service of celebration on the
theme "Happiness I! ... "
The church school classes will
participate in !lie services a~
both the 9 and 10:30 a.in.
hour.
Lutheran Church Of The ,
l'i1aster. 2900 Pacific View
Drive, Corona del fo.1ar offers
!11•0 hours of worship at 9
and l I a.m. The Lord's Supper
will be offered this Sunday,
ihc Senior High officers will
be installed at 9 a.m . Dr .
Wn1 . R. Eller y,•jl] deliver th e
mcs!age "A Relationship Of
llope".
Pathways to God is lh e
sermoo topic <Jf the Rev.
Norman L. Brown on Sunday
at the Plymouth Congre1•·
tH>nal Church of Newport
,.. Harbor, 3262 Broad Street,
Newport Beach, at IO . a.m.
worship service.
Ladd Thomas, c o n c e r t
(lrganisl. "'iii present a
Dedication Recit.al, Sunday, at
4 p.m. on the new 83 rank
Schlicker Pipe Organ in the
s:inctuary of the First Bapllst
Chutth of Santa Ana . This
.... -nt be the fourth and con-
cludin~ program in the series
or· dedication events for the
Memorial Organ donated by
~rs. John Jay Hopkins. The
church is located at 1010 West
17th Street, Santa Ana.
From T.V. to Bibles is one
of the latest turns in the
varied career of Mary Dorr,
noted West Coast television
and radio personality who will
speak at the Community
Prelbyterlu Church, 4 1 5
Forest Ave., Laguna Beach
""· ':":ednesday, in Fellowship
}fall, follo\\1ing dinner at 6:30
p.m.
>Uetier Cbriatian Education
wlll be the emPtiasls o( lhe
sermon by Dr. Roy R. a ulloclt
of Chapman College, who will
be the pulpit guest at Harbor
Cbrl1tlan Church (Disciples of
Christl. The members of the
congregation meet each Sun-
day at Harper Elementary
School, 425 E. 18th St., Costa
Mesa. Worship is at 10:45.
Dr. D. \V. McE\roy is the
minister.
On Friday evening at 8: 15
In St. James Ep isco pal
Church, ;r.!09 Via Lido, Harbor
lteform Temple will hold its
regular Sabbath services. This
service will be in the form
of the popular study se rvice
in \\'hich an import anl theme
is discussed by the Rabbi and
cnngregrants.
Holy Communion will be
celebrated at both the 8: 15
and 11 a.m. services on Sun-
day al Chrltt Lutheran
Church, 760 Victoria, Costa
Mesa. The Rev , Lothar
Tornow .,..;11 bring a message
on the theme, "Love and
Pray," at both services.
The Rev. Andrew C .
Anderson , Pastor of Prince
tif Peace Lutheran Church,
~a Mesa, and Mr. Paul
Gordon, lay delegate. will
represent their congregation
at the Tenth Annual Corr
venlion of the South Pacific
District of The Ameriacn
Lutheran Church, May 5·8, at
the (;onvention C e n t e r ,
Fresno.
J
• the Otvioe Episcopal Church,
2643 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa.
Tht 1 ~t~ Verde Unlled
Melb.MIU Church. 1701 Baker.
Street. Costa Mesa, will have
two Sunday morning Worslllp
Se rvices at 9 and 10:30 a.m.
Rev. Pti ul C. Bitsemeyer h11.s
selected as his sermon topic
"When You Want To Be
Somebody".
Clive \Yilllams, associate or
the r arly founders of the
Church of the Nazarene and
fontl('r pastar d the Co1ta
~1eu Church of Ute Naiarene,
wW ,return as pastor to the
church on May 10.
JUR'i
ROOM
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• SUNDAY
MAY 3
By SYDNEY O!IARR
Tbt Placet woman cea take
almost anythlaJ etoept not
being told lhe truth. She can
11ee tbroua:b falsehood, and
some refer io her 11 i human
lie detector. Arnone famous
'wome. bol'll under this sign
are. Anals Nin, Elhabetlt
Taylor a.ad Cyd Charisse.
ARIES (March 21-April 19):
loose ends.
GEMINI (May 21.June 2tl):
Emphasis is on fulfillnlent of
desltts. New approach ls re.
quired. Obtain · hint from
Taurus mesiage. F,.ntertainlng
special people will require
c;roulivc th_ought. Keynote is
pleasure through good work.
CANCER (Jun< II.July 221:
Be rectpUve. Make con-
cessions to persons who really
care for you. Especially good
!or entertainlne thDse In posi·
tiw or authority. dl!play your
special abUities. There is room
at the t.Op. •
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Or. Charles H. Dierenfield, "f~.
pest.or of St. Andrew '• l
Prt1bytt:rian Church. 600 St •
1
11 Andrew's Road . Newport
Beach, will preacfl a sennon L..:':...11,;.i~ ______________ ,;:;,;:
Cycle high; take irUUatlve.
UUliz.e assets In Meaningful
manner. Thls is no day to
hold back; let go with
haymakers. Older Individual
r is willing to give you ad·
dltlonal responsibility.
TAURUS (April 2G-May 20):
Good lunar aspect today coin-
cides with journey•, added
knowledge, the opening of
door• previously closed to you.
Splrlfual resurgence also in·
dicatecl. You become aware,
vital and alive. entitltd "A Matter of
Priorities' at the 8, 9:30 Bnd
ll <i.m. services or the church.~--------------------~
Accent on how you prepare,
plan for special occasion.
Much attention will be ctn-
tered on your errort.s. Get
Aries individual to be your
VIRGO (Aug. ~pt. 22):
~1oney which is not your own
has direct effect on activities. F11ln•itw 8 a p t ft1 t Churcb,
Fairview and Fair Drive,
Costa Mesa, will hold woiShip
serv:ces. at 10:15 a.m . Sunday.
The1 sermoo by Rev. Mel
Taylor l\'111 be '"Jesus and the
Expert Theologian ".
A special Sunday night
service is being planned by
the ,vouth of Christ United
Presbyterian Church, 20112
Magnolia St.,H u nti n gt on
Beach . The program btgins
with a potluck supper at 6
p.m. followed by a dialog with
six teenagers.
Mrs. Don Wallace Austin,
veteran Sul'lday S c h o o I
teacher, will be lhe guest
speaker at the Wamer A\•enue
Baptist Cb11tth \V o m e n ' s
Missionary Society Mother·
Daughter Banquet Friday at
6:30 p.m. in the Villa Sweden,
Huntingion Beach. For further
information call Jud y Gray
at ~39.
The importance of guarding
thcllght against the influence
of' evil will be stressed in
the lesson sennon at all Chris·
tlan Science Churches Sunday.
Churches and service times
are : First Church ol Christ,
Scientist. 2880 Mesa Verde
Drive, Costa. Mesa, 11 a.m.;
Fim aiurch of Christ, Sc:ien·
tist, '303 Via Lido, Newport
Beach. 9: 15 and 11 a.m. and
Second Church of Christ,
Scientistt.. 3100 Paciric View
Drive. t;orona del Mar, 10
a.m.
Holy communion will be
celebrated at the 8, 9:30 and
11 a.m. services ol the St.
Michael's and All Angels'
Episcopal Church, 3233 Pacific
View Drive, Corona del Mar.
The sermon, "'The Christians
and Creation" will be given
by the rec\Qr, Rev. John
Rogers Davis. Confirmation
will be held 'nlursday at 7:30
p.m.
Sunday ·11trvices -of the
Newport Unity Churth will be
held at 10 a.m. in the Senior
Citizens Building. 15th and
Irvine, Newport Beach. Rev
Loren Dale Flickinger will
~peak. on "The Subtle Sense
Co nsciousne ss '', A
Singspiralion \V iii be held
Wednesday al 7 ~30 p.nl.
Morning worship will be
held at the Finl Bapt11t
Ch urch and Day School, 301
Magnolia St., Costa Mesa, at
II a.m. The sermon topic of
Pastor P. G. Neumann will
be "There's Room at the
CT'03s,,.for You". At the 7 p.m.
se;:.vfc~, hi! topic \\'ill be "How
to be Free From the Clutches
or Sinful Nah:re",
'lnstitutio11al' Church
Facing V ~ied Attacl{s
By LOUIS CASSELS
U,l llELIGION WlllTER
Tliere was a time, not so long ago, when the church
\Va.s in alm°'t unlversaJ favor. Even thos.e. who ,did 11't _at-
tend felt constrained to put in a good word for it.
Today, the situation is reversed. The "institutional
church," as it usually is designated by its detractors, ls
under attack from all sides. Even those who continue to
serve and su pport it feel called upon to apologize (or it.
This reversal of fortunes can be attributed in part to
the propensity of Ameri cans for being governed by fad s, in
what they think as well as in what they wear, eat a~d
read. It is fashionable currently to scorn institutions. part~c
ularly institution~ such as the church and the un iversity
"1hich previously enJ Oyed gee.at prestige.
P.toreover, the church is, at any season, ~n eas~ target
for criticism. There always and inevitably 1!> a wide gap
between the performance of human beings who compr!se
congregalions and 1he Christian ideal of selfless love which
the church espouses.
But to acknowledge that the church has many shortcom·
ings is not the same as saying that it is ~ ~vii or ex.pend·
able institution, as some of its harsher critics seem to be
suggesting these days.
The most savage attacks on the ~hurch see_m. to com~
from people who profess to gtand wi~hi~ the Chrat1an trad1·
tion and to judge the church by Christian :standards.
To such persons, U not to outsiders, it shoul~ be. g~r
mane to note that the church is not a human invention
which men may feel Cree to dismantle at will. It is a fellow-
shi p called into being by Jes~s ~st_ himself, and the Ne~
Teslament clearly indicates 1t IS an integral part o( God S
continuing effort to achieve reconciliation with an alienat.l'd
. world.
Tbe New Tutament employ s some. 30 different Images,
or figu:rea or speec.b, In attempting to defiile the role and
significB.nce of the churCh. The most meaningful for our
lime. perhap~. is Sl. Paul's metaphor of the church as
"the body of chrisL"
Paul meant, the context makes clear, that the church
Is a physical extension in time and space of the resurrectect
Christ. It is the "body" -the hands, feet. eyes, ears and
brains -through which the work or Christ is supposed to
be done in the world.
The church. being cnmposed or sinful and fallible hu·
man person s, fre<1uently fail s, and sometimes fails spectac·
ularly, to live up to thii high call ing. But whenever it does,
the spirit of christ finds ways to rebuke, reform and renew
its wayward body.
Obviously the church is now going through a period In
which it is being confronted vo'itb its ~urts and called
back to its true mission. It is not the first such period or
course-correction , and It probably won't be the la st. It wlll
be a traumatic experience for members of the body -it
always is.
But those who predict its demise are ignoring the testi·
mon~ of 2.000 years or hi story as well as the Bible 's firm
promise that the church will endure, because it belongs nol
to men but to Goel.
Relevant Church Series
Set at Chapman College
ally. Finish project. Tit up
Cl1u1•el1 Polities
Religion in, Poiver Struggle
.. Although few clerics or pro-
fessional churchmen wlll ad·
mil it publicly, the church
is very much a polilical in--
stitution,
From the smallest con-
gregations to the largest
Ecumenical institutions, that
essential political ingredient -
the struggle 'for power -is
alive and kicking .
But most clergy and laity
still consider Uie fine art of
wheeling and dealing out of
place in the church.
"Candidates should b e
evaluated on the basis of the
record each has w r i l t e n
through his previous work,"
Schiotz said.
What Brldston's c111didacy
means for t h e 2.5 milllon
member American Lutheran
Church or for other church
bodies is slill unclear.
ECOLOGY ...
In an effort to clear away (Continued from Page 4)
lhl.s "religious mystique," a
theology professor within the command to e'x'erclse domi·
American Luthe ran Church nlon over the earth as a man-
has taken the unprecedented date to conquer and exploit
step of declaring hi s can-nature ," says Dr. Richard A.
didacy fo r the nation a I Baer Jr., a New Testament
p;eaidency of his denomina· scholar of Earlham College,
tion. Richmond , Ind., now serving
"The time has come," Dr. on a new Environmental
Keith Bridston said, "for the Stewardship Team of t.he Na.-
church to conduct It! polltical tional Council ol Churches.
affairs in an open and honest He adds that the utiUtarlan
a way as possible." attitude, coupled with modem
Bridston, 46, is a professor technological capabilities and
a t Pacific Lutheran America's cons tant urge to
'l'heological Seminary i n boost industrial produ cllon,
Berkeley, Calif., and the threaten the survival of life
aulhor ·of a new book : on the planet.
"Church Politics." "Failure to fulfill our obliga-
'ln this book, Bridston main· tioRS as faithful trustees of
tains that clergy and laymen creation will inevitably bring
engage in polilics but refuse God's judgment upon us," he
to admJt it. And because such behavior is considered out of sayll.
place "the poUUcs nectssary The Rev. Or. Joseph Sittler,
for organizing promoting and of the University of Chicago
developing the life of the Divinity School. who has Jong
church creates deep miiJt feel· stressed the unity of the divine. e~ with the . material cosmos, ings," he says. Bridston considers himself says the present de.spoiling of land , air aTKI water not only in his own political venture is idiotic, "it is bluphemous." a "dark horse." He ha& invited others tG declare the l r "We have fashioned a socle-
availabillly for the top office ty and Industrial order at a
and to speak out on issues cost and tht: bill Is now due
confronting the church. and payable," he says.
Bridstcm's candidacy is Some of the experts ma in-
being welcomed i~ other tafn th at efforts to stop pollu·
quarters as anoth~ step in lion and protect nature are
opening up chun;_h politics. only !lop-gap holding action~,
The ecumenical w e e k 1 y and that the only real solution
magazine, •'The Christian lies in curbillg the population
Century," commenting on explosion , and decelerating
Bridston'1 move, said "There Western emphasis on ever
are-aome s.igns lha1 the. {og greater production and con·
or phoniness is be.ginning to aumptlon.
lift a btt. 'Ille emergence af More than 800 churchmen
minority cauCtJses -black, are expected to participate in
female, youth and others -a major interdenomJnational
has helped to clear the air conference Oct. lS..18 in
and to e1poee the reallUes Washin gton on the topic, under
of power and priorities in the titlte, "Human Survival
church governance." and Quality or Life."
Most Christian denomina• Some .scholars have claimed
tions do elect their leaders that the problem stems partly ~-. 1 1 d but candidates rerrain rrom f-m dualistic ·Influences in '"" commuruty s nvitc is head or t~ Department 00 • ..i .. ht Jobbyl•g for the ......... ~. "'
I rt! · · · of Soc' I d p f I ... 16 ...,;o.., Christianity. &eparati.ng spirit o pa cipate m a series on 10 ogy an ro essor o There is still widespread belier
"The Relevant Chur ch" cur-Sociology and Anthropoloi)' at that "the office seeks the from nature., and from con-Chapm ceptions of God as utterly renlly underway Tues d a y an. man" and many fee.I that the tran••endant spirit. The May 12 meeting will t p · f I 111· -evenings at Chapman Colleoc, I ra pings 0 seQl ar JlO ics However, theologians pain! " eature The Rev. John Cof· -speeches, planks and but-333 N. Glassel!. rlel<l, pastor of Our Lady of tons _ would be 1 mixed out that the P&alms, prophets
Mate or partner Sa involved
In queallon coocernlni In·
vtslmtnt. Be thorough : check
apparent minor matters.
have had a pod ride. NoW,
begin headJo8 ltJQtd l>aaio
goals.
l o tlrod out wllo'• lwck¥ for ¥'1!111
IJBRA (•• 23 Qc ..., 1n _.,. •Ml ...,,., OJcltf '"~ .x:pt. • t. "" : Om••r'• boakltt, .. s.t:ret Hll'llJ ..,,
Btst to permit one close to :.:S" //'",e::ni-;·N~s~f .t:~
You. to bask In spotlight. You Stcrtll, lt!I DAILV ILO, eov '24 Gfllld Ct"lr1I l!tl H... YO<'ko
can cemenl relationships by1..:".::·..:v·..:'=~.::":..· -------
doing plenty of listening.
Stress on legal t l e 1 ,
partnerships and marriage.
SCORPIO fOct. 23·Nov. 21):
You are able to reestebllsh
contact with one who shares
your interests. Fine for rtu·
nlon. G~ far shop talk In
relaied atmoephere. H e e d
spiritual counsel.
SAGmARIUS (No,, 22-
Dec. 21): Keep parmtsea to
children. You can create aura
of love ir you make special
effort. Evening favors re.crea·
tJon which enables you to
relax -phyalcally ·and mentally.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan.
19): Stick close to home base.
If practical. Factors previous-
ly hidden are revealed. Deal
firmly with .me who would
threaten security.
AQUAR!US (Ja n. 20-Feb.
JS): Get together with relative
who feels neglected. Short
journey, act of consider a lion
pays dividends. Finish what
you start. Obtain valid hint
from Sagittarius message.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20 )'
You can find something of
value while browsing. Give
yourself time to catch up on
hobby, spec I a I collection.
Adhere to principles. Seek
quality-odds are you will
receive it.
IF TODAV IS 'YOUR
BIRntDAY you must be1tin
to outline work program. The
fun, speculation and ron1ance
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Sets Concert n'rt of a ro• J G d I I h Tu 1· h and many other Scriptures I" "u ar course ua a upe pars . & In, w 0 blessing tor church elections. N s . D' ln Sociology of Reli~ion con· wlll speak on "The Church Or. Fredrik Schlotr., retiring emphasiz God's close affinity OW 8rY1nl Inner
d I d b P I S Del d " F h with nature, as does his In· uc r y au . p, an Social Change. al er president of the ALC, •"'d ' t 10 -.. s.t
A 1 •• s d · 1~ r r Colli 1 ... carnation in the nesh through '-1 P·•· -,.,.,,., "'" · t :,)\/ p.m.. un ay C\t'n· as~oc1:i "" pro e s s o r o e d is active in socia l lhat basing consideration or Pho•• •••7-
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Fir1t Chri&llan Church, 792
Victoria, Costa Mesa. will
observe Natiooal Family Week
M Sunday, !he minister,
Jan1es E. Piercy, will speak
on the subject, "Whal the Bi-
ble Says about the Christian
llome" during both of the
morning worship houra. 8:30
and 10:40 a.m. His message
riurlng the Vesper Hour Is
"\Vh1U Love ls".
3 · hi II 11 h'I ph ,.. · ._ __ · Jesus. And Paul, in Romans ~ .-..... l·n· "ay tn Fellows p n P 1 o~o y,uie sessions are causes such as O""' 1rvus1ng. a cand1'da•· on h'· pl8tform H"" ....... •-· H•••· M-,._ ~•-, •,. • at·S~~· Andrew's Presbyterian hl'fd from 7 to IO p.m. in labor unioru and tl;'problt!ms night obsc';e his ~tber qua}. ;::~8,~so~w~sa~l~'~'l~io~n~a~s~ln:':01:':1n:g~~g~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~··~~~~~~~~~ Church, 6(l!J" St. Andre..,·s \Vllklnson Hall, Room 122. confronting migrant workers. ities. the whole creaUon.
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combined Sanctuary and session ls Or. DcsmoDd Bit-
Westminster choirs w 111 Unger who will discuss the
zesent a gpring con<:ert relationship of \Vorld religions
Ueaturlng a contemporary to social change, using as a SALVATION: God PLANNED Ch,lttl•"
·-rk ol a ~odualo of " e theme his p e r s o n a l ex-~v 11• Lll 1•l.,,.t;o11 I EFOltf h• c'••f•ll th• f•,fhl University of S o u t h t r n periences during a n in-Califomla. t er n a tional, interrellgious Eph. I :l . .f, I '•'· 1 :1t.20, litut 1 :2. Go::M
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-•-· b I nd th at one weuld cre•I• 9ood th in91 fer hit
Gul"·rs and vocal llC-"llU•uS, rass, percusson a
co mp;imtnt wlll be used at inc.ludes areas where the con-Gloomy Gus Is OWN pl1••u''· G.,.. 1:ll.
a s~lal celebration of the 1regaUon actually becomes in· God "'"'' i"tendecl ANY cr11tu'• I• Di·
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Feeling ia Vietnam b that most
backtlomtts, inchldlng I a w m a k e r s ,
neither understand nor accept the truth
that the conruct in Vietnam ls war.
The bulk or America considers Southeast
As1' with coofusioa aod contempt.
A soldier retU{ftlng home Crom Vletnam
finds that people can't point out the
country °" a map, can't guess the weekly
casualtles there, can't figure out who
tbe enemy Is. can't understand what
It's all about. except that they guess
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He -Has .Wept in P.-,,,blic and in Prit?ate, .and .~hµme s of Ne ither
• •
GI Dennis /If. Dodge had .some
though.ts about Vittrunn afkr $pend·
ing a 11eOr there. He .shared them
wttli 11i1 brother and .Ukr·in-law, /.tr.
and Mrs. Harry Oocf{Je O/ HunUttQtOfi
Beach, who in turn ·share thtm with
DAILY PILOT rtade,..
living with a possible. tu increase. Of.
ficials worry about Jiving with world
opinion. The GI worriea only. about liv·
init .•••
In the newapapen. Moreover, he ts
usuaUy a· very young American citlz.en
In a hell of a fix. The average age
o! a combat Cl in VJetnam in 191h,
but what a man he is.
A pink cheeked, tousle haired fellow
who under normal clrcumstances would
be conskler.ed by society a hall man,
not yet dry behind the ears, ud a
pain in the tmployment chart.
hlm when. he wtnt overseas because
a Year U too lo~ lo wait. Too big
1 sacriface to make.
lie bas learned to like beer now
because it Is cold, and because "jt helps."
He never cared for v.·ork. Preferred
waxiftg his own car to washing his
father 's.
J{e's now ·10 or 20 pounds lighter or
heavier becaUSe he ls worklng or fighting
from dawn till dark, often longer.
and is not ashamed Jn either place,
because h1a pals have fallen in battle,
and he has come close to joining them.
He has become more sell sufficient.
Jf he is fortunate enough lo .have
two pairs of fatigues to ca11 his own,
he wears one, and v.1ashe the other.
He sometimes forgets to brush hi'
teeth but not his rUle.
He keeps his cutee.I!. full but has
almost given up trylng to keep his socks
dry.
, .. ,.y as ..
~ freedom ii: luvolvtd.· HIS WORK there ia nightly blackouts
and mortar lrafiic.,. It's occupied with
an enemy and an ally that look exactly
alike. He would give a month's pay
for sound sleep and ten years of his
life for a night at home with the ones
he Jov~s.
But rlgh~ now, be Ls the hope ror
free man.
lie Is for the most part unmarried
aftd wilhout material possesalon, except
for possibly an old car at home. and
a transistor radio here. He listens to
whate·r'er Is on the radio.
lie can now brea k a rifle down in
30 seconds. and put it b a c k together
in 29. He can describe the nomenclature
of a fragmentation grenade, explain how
a machine gun <>peratts, and use either
if the need arises.
HE CAN COOK his own meals, fit
his own hurts, and mend his own
rips-material and mental. He will share
his water with you if you are thirsty,
break his rations in half if you are
hungry . split •his amm unitlon with you
if you Me lighting fOr your U!e.
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You think Vietnam ls bad! }i stalesidcr
will grin. "Brother, you should have
been ia lht New York Blackout".
"Too bad you're home," aJIOlher one
adds grimly, ·•traffic's tenible."
A third will say, "Tbls Is nothing,
you ·should have seen the Battle of
the Bulge ; now that was a real war."
Vietnam is itill pop art, 12:,(81 miles
away. Tbe public worries more about
The GI in Vietnam is not a bit player
In a comic opera conCict, and not the
trump in a.JI International card game
that is not 12,000 miles away, but as
near as the muddy and bloody pictures
..-----Our /ti•" '" Sen f'raneilco ------.
A Smoker's De-light ..
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRA NCISCO -Kon! Goeldlin.
boss of Freight Forwarder!, waa driv-
ing out Third SI. on hls way to Candle-
stick when all sorts or odd things hap-
pened. Cigarette between lips, he
punched the ciga rette lighter on the
dash, extracted same and dropped ii,
whereupon it rolled under the front
seat and set it ablaze {hey -I'll
bet even Ralph Nader doesn't know
THAT!) Smoke rising about him , Koni
raei!d to the nearby Bluxome St. Fire
station, where the crew put out the
flames. "Sorry to have caused so
mucb trouble," apologized Koni.
... Forget it," fflMed a fireman. "If
everybody dehvered their fires to. w.
thi! jOb'd be a cinch! ..
J dBN WALKER·• co •• the elegant .. "1fte Jnd spi rits 1tore'on"Monteomery,
his been displaying a Sr30 jeroboam
(four fjfths) oC '61 Chateau Lafite wtth
no takeTs: a bit too rich even for
the bankers and brokers who frequent
the place. ·Then. the other day. in
walked a veritable hippie -long
hair, dirty jeans and a1l ~ who bought
it without a moment's hesitaUon, cash
00 the lint.
ADD NOTABLE QUcrfF..S: At an
open forum of teen-agers and parents
in a MiUbrae school, It was a 14·year·
old girl who said to the bristling
grownups. "If you can remember
llilat it was like to be a teen-ager,
then it should be easy for you to
have an open mind about us. We've
never been adults, so you have the
advantage."
OUR OWN INTERNATIONAL IN·
CIDENT: You may have been wonder·
Ing how Dr. Jerome \Vestln of Pied-
mont aOO Student Ken Schechter of
Berkeley managed to commandeer a
boat, row alongside lhe Soviet
freighter Ostrogozhsk (tied up al Pier
9) and daub her sides with a Star
of David. It wasn't difficult:
After being rebuffed by the Soviet
skipper in a confroot.ation about the
plight of the Jews in the USSR, they
went to the Bar Pilot's office nearby,
where Dr. Westin said to Capt. George
MelanJOn : ''Say, I just lost my watch
off the pier. Can l borrow your skiff
to locate It?" "Sure," said the captain.
'[be J)f;ir then rowed alongside the
Soyiet ship .and painted on the star.
Try1Dg to add: "Let the Jews Out,''
SChecbler painted "Lett," explalnlng,
''J'm nervous with all those people
looking over mtshoutder!"
Whe.n they r med the skiff, Capt.
MelaoSOn, hav observed the opera·
lion, was pretty damn sore. "As a
matt.er or fact.'' he sayt, "I was
all for kicking .the carp out of 'em
-but then l figured what the hell.
I'm not pro or anti anything but
I guess you could say I'm pro-guest
and it shouldn't have been done." The
Russian ship left port unsullied : the
Coast Guard removed the inscription
with paint thinner. Quote: "Maybe
the Russians should have paid t.h09e
guys for putting <>n some paint. Boy,
that's <>ne rusty bucket!"
HUBERT 11UM°PBREY. lunching
u·ith Ben Swig and Adolph Schuman
at the Fairmont. revealed that he
has again changed his nexib!e mind:
he v•itl not run for the U.S. Senate
in f\.1innesola, preferring l<> stay with
his teaching chores ("I owe it to
my studen ts").
Hea ~ing, Takes Peopl e
Now, ln 1970, v.·e have created an
almoSt iocredlble stockpile of medical
kJtowledge. We know how to prevent diphtheria,
typhoid fever , polio. ~nd th_e ot~r
plagues that once cripp!M or killed v1c·
Ums by the millions.
We know how to overcome the diseases
caused by vitamin and hormone defi·
ciencies.
We know how to forer;tall many types
<>I birth defects.
We are able lo transplant replacements
for damaged kidney& and other vital
organs.
We know how to C'.lnlrol and even
to cute many types of cancer.
BUT WE ARE failing to apply all
the medical know·how we possess. Our
IO-(':alled &)'Item for Ute de.livery of
health care ta breaking down: it is
fl serious trouble nationwide , and lflOtably
here in C.Womla. A IJ'l&jor reason ls
the steadily rising demand for health
cace, along with a crowing inability
or health manpo~ and health services
to meet lhe demand.
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Tb' Comment Page of the
Dally Piloi seek• to lrllorm
and stimUlate readera by
presentln( a varlet)' of com-
mentary on topjCJ of inter·
est and slgnl.!lcance fnlm
Informed obHMrS • n d
spok .. men.
Robert N. WHd, Pvbllohor
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\Ve don't have eftOUgh dentists here
in California. As ma11y of us know only
too well, it may take weeks or 501TleUmes
months to get a dental appointment.
With the inevitable development of
widespread dental insurance, this situa~
tion seems destined to become more
serious.
We don't have enough nurses. Hospital
officials tell us" there are now more
lhan 6,000 vacancier; in California
hospitals for registered nur1;es -not
because there isn 'l enough money to
pa y for them. but because theN! aren't
enough Murses in active practice.
We don't have enough pharmacists,
or optometrisls, or public health experts,
or veterinarians.
Bul above all, we don't have enough
physicians .••
OUR EXJSTING health professional
schools are unable to accept 'more
students and turn out more graduates.
Last year, fo r example, the five
medical schools of the University of
California -at Los Angeles, Sa11 Fran-
cisco, San Diego, lrvlne ud Davis -
reeelvcd a total of about 9,500 ap-
Pncatibns. More thllln 95 percent· of those
apphcatlon!i had to be rejected -not
beciuse the candidates were-unquallOed.
not beciuse they were: undedicated, 1'°'
because they rould not Pl.Y tUIUoa. but
becau~ "'e didn't have enough lr'lillioc
facilities ror them. ~
The 11tu3llon ir; almost 1,1 ehoeldnC
for Uit other hea lth pro!ealoas. Last
year, tbe University of C•lifornJa dental
ochoob could accept Olify about 12 per.
cent-ol all 1pplicaUou for enlerinC
r;tode111s. The school. or ... veteriDlrY
m<dicine could a<:eepl oaJy 17 pemnL
Th< ochool or pharmoey GI San Frandlco
could accept ooly 33 percenL
-Dr. Nip R. Lee, tllncellor,
UC-SU P'ntldl<O
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And to the howitzers.
HE HAS JUST gotten out of high
school within the past ear, reee.ived
so-so grades, played a ittle footba11,
and had a girt who ke up with
llE OBEYS now wilhout hesitation,
but is not broken. He has stood amon.i
hllls ot bodies, and has helped construct
these hills. He has seen more suffering
than he should have in his short life .
lie has wept in public, and in private,
He ca111 do the work of two civilians,
draw half the pay of one, and find ironic
humor in It all. He has learned to
use his hands as a weaPon. and his
weapon as his hands. He can save a
life, and most assuredly take one.
Thls yc<:r has been a long and painful
one, and has cost in many tea rshed
v.1ays , but I am proud to have bcC"n
here. and to have helped in any "ay
I <.'OU!d.
Prison System Doe·sn't W orl{
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Getting at Cause Only Crime-S topper, Judg e Says
By JUDGE WILLIAM T. GRAY
The rece nt merciless Slaying of four
Ca.lifornla Highway Patrolmen is a
dramatic example <>f violent crime. The
rapid increase in crime is one of the
most serious problems our society faces.
The problem is complex but I have
some suggestions.
First, we are never going to solve
lhe crime problem until we recognize
and remove the causes of crime. One
cause of crime is urbanizatioft. We Jive
In such close pro1imlty with one another
that it is easy to Interfere wlth each
other 's rights.
Deprived, underprivileged members of
~iety, especially the youthful ones, see
how well many other people are living
and their discontent drives them to
"equalize" the situation. This usually
lea4s to crime.
EDUCATION is an important variable
here. ?t1osl criminals lack a high school
educat.ion . The drop.out problem has to
be res<>lved before crime can be con·
trolled. Also. being able to get and
hold a decent job seems to be a prere.
qulsite lo riormal social behavior. Very
litUe crime ls committed by people who
have goo4 jobs.
Another cause of crime is lack of
parental Jove, affection, and discipline.
Everyone needs the feeling that someone
else gives a damft abouJ what happens
to him . Broken families do not provide
an adequate environmen t and lack of
parental supervision is a preface tG
trouble. M01St criminals show a boyhood
deficiency such as this.
A crlmin~I tends to lack a sense or
belonging: he does ftot feel that he
is part of a group in which he can
take pride. A person Meeds to feel that
he should not err and disappoint his
fellow group members. The f a m i I y is
one example of such a group. Schools,
clubs, and teams are other examples.
ANOTHER CAUSE of crime is facial
Jntoler~, a 300-year-0\d byproduct of
American history. If an ethnlcal minority
person fails to make the grade. it is
easy for him to blrl°e his failure on
white society. Raclo.1 mlnoriti~ must
be made to feel that they are integral
members of the whole of society. This
presents a tremendous job for the police,
and a real challenge for a judge.
The Supreme Court is not responsible
for the! rise in crime .. although some
think it is. All the · Court is t r y i n g
to do Is to prest!!rve the institutions
of freedom defined in our Bill of Rights.
Some lawmakers Insist that we should
repeal the Miranda decision and modify
the privilege against self-l nctimination.
Others want preventive detention-jailing ·
people who have not even been accused
or convicted or crime. Some would have
the Supreme Courl adopl the so-<:alled
"'no-knock principle". thus easing pro-
vtsklnl restricting searches artd seizures.
'Ibis con]uN!s up n:mlniscences of mid·
night raid!! in Natl Germany. ff the
rights parant.eed · by tho Con1Utution
were denied, liber\Y, not crime, would
dllapp.,r.
If a~rson knows .he can CQnlJnit crime
wtth little rf:ik of apprehelllion or
~t. he often will eommit the
qff-nae. So will others who see him
get away ' with It. Thererore. "to Im·
mediately begin eurtaiUng crime, we
must make sure that cdmlnals ttrt!! ap·
prehended. conv~ted, and then punished.
The laws on the boob mGst be e.nlorocd. .
APPREHENSION Is the policem :'l n's
job and It Is an extremely dangerous
one. By and large,· the poll<!t!! are: doing
a good job in this area. But ln order
to attract better peno11nel, the salarie..'I
mua be lntrt"ased. They need mOre
-equlpmen~ tr aining, ud pallllc ..........
Punishment. of c o u r 1 e , Ls the
rupOOSlblllt)' of lhe judge. tntereslin,ly,
punishment attracts Jillie publ\c at·
tentlo•, even though It Is the result
toward which all ellorta ol apprehellsloo\
From a11 cddress delivered to Los
A11geles Town Hall. Ju.dye Gray sits
on tile bench of the U.S. District
Court, Central Dis!rict of California.
and conviction are directed. What should
be done with the persoa who commit!
a crime? In sentencing the C<>nvicted
individual, a judge must balance the
protectioa of the public against the fact
that he is dealing with a human being.
We must give a lot more attention
to jails and prisoris, to what we ·are
doing to convicts while they are there,
and to what kind of people they are
I i k e I y lo be when they come out.
\\'henever a j u d g e ientences--Som~ne ..
to prison, he · ~oes so 'with the un-'
comfortable feeling that there is a very
good chance the convict will be a worse
person, perhaJ>:i a greeter dan~r to
society, hen Ii: con:ies .out~ than . 'Whe.a ~
he Went in! ~ " .~ •
Prisons are cheerless, fo rbidding plaei!S
that have failed in their intended
purpose. Their fai!Ure is emphasized by
the returnees. Our prisons now have
a 6S pe rcent recidivism rate. These in·
stltutions are starved for funds. The
jal( in the Los Angeles Hall of Justice
is ao example. Three thousand men
are imprisoned in this jail built to hold
J,700. The tiny cells are only •~ feet
by 9 feet and were designed to aC·
commodate 2 prisoners.
IN l\10ST of them 6 men are crowded
together. Men are living there mo1th
lfter month while awaiting trial. If I
were kept in such surroundings for a
month, I am afraid <>f what it might
do to me.
I just .visited Sa.i Quentin, and it
ts not much better. The whole place
is i:iermeated by an atmosphere of
monotoay \ind !utility. ?tt.ost prilOntrs
are. to 5'me degree. mentally un·
balanced. Yet there is no psychiatric
help, worthy of the name. available lo
them. And, it ·is these very men who
are most in flied ol counseling, guid11nce, 1 citid enooliraie.ment.
Th~ repressive regimenta.lion and COO•
trolled prison routine tends to break
down whatever sense of dignity a n d
self-respect a man 'once may have had.
I am not "criticizing Sheriff Pltcht!!ss
of Los Angeles County or Warden Nelson
at San Quentin. These afe dedicated
men doing lhe best they can with what
they "have. Bui . obviously I here ts
somef11ing drastically wrong with our
penal syste m if 65 out or every 100
men released eventually return.
Therefore. if a judge thinks that a
p;!I'!10n is nol a real do.nger to society,
Uiere is much to be said for placi ng
him on probation, so that he can li\'e
a reasonably nornial existence. A spcci11I
committee of the American Bar Associa-
tion recently urged that, C"Xcept Jn
unusual cases, people convicted of crime
be sentenced to probation rather tha11
prison. But to do this. probation depart-
ment staffs will have lo be in·
frell$ed-and that requi res a lot of
~O'fY · \Ve Simply cannot put a man
out on the streets 1,1•ilhout proper
supervision and control.
Are we per!nilting our society lo create
a "criminal class.'' a group to which
a person once convklcd of crin10
permanently belongs;.As thln gs stand
today, the released 4Jl\'icl is a social
outcast It is difficult for an ex.conv ict
to get a decent job and be accepted by
the community within which he li\leS.
He almost is channeled back I n to
a life or crime be.cause of his inablh1 v
to cope with the odds thal society throu:s
him against.
Btit a Co1aflict B1·ews
It's Your Right to Kno w
By RA\'~IOND L. SPANGLER
Chairman, Ca!Hornla Freedom
of Information Committee
There is a conflict between fair trial
and free press, and this becomes a con·
fronlatlon whenever special privilege is
involved.
The basic problem ls to balance an in-
dividual's right to fair trial against the
public's right to know.
At the outset let me ask: Does the
public hav~ a right to know?
ls this right spelled out in the Constitu-
tion?
If there is such a right. did anyone ever
entrust it to lhe press? And if we fi ght or
fail to fight for your right to know, does it
make any difference to you?
TllE PHRASE ••right to kno\I"" \\'SS
coined by the late Kent Cooper. one of tlie
archlleets of the Associated Press v.·hom
1 came to know during my 10 years on
the AP board. He wrote a book on the
subject in 1956. and he explained what the
phrase. "the right to kno1v ," meant lo
him. Since he coined it, his interpretation
is significant :
" •.• (The right to knowl represents
the people's right, as it actually· ls, and
not merely a selfish right of printers
alone, as it is ROt. ll mians that the
government and the newspapert and
broadcasters should nol, by any method
whatever. curb delivery of any in-
formation esseoUal lo public welfare and
enlightenment ... "
The recent hl11lorv of the confl ict
M:tween the couru 8.nd the press goes
back to a spcelal privilege cnse in
Cleveland, Ohio. in 1954.
Dr. Sam Sheppard. a 1''eallhy osleop:ith
In a Cleveland r;uburb, went Into seclusion
after the murder or his wife. Ttie press,
partlcularly the Cleveland pres.~. was in-
fluential in bringi11g Dr. Sam to trial.
TUEl!E ARE FIVE volumes of pres,,
clippings In this caM!, and after a dttade
<>r so in jail and after death of t~ trial
judge, Or. Sam appealed for a new trial.
Th~ was grflnted by the!: district court,
denied by the appc!llate court, and Onally
ordered by the! U.S. Supreme Court Dur·
ln1 the seeond trial the press Will
carefully 'controlled . Dr. Sam was ae.
quitted, and the culprit was "pervasive
publicity," supposedly guilty of bringing
about the initi al conviction.
There was one more significant dif·
fei'ence between the first and second
trials: In the tirst Dr. Sheppard took the
stand in his own defense. The prosecution
nailed him on a falsehood .about his reta.
tionshlps with a pretty nurse. It is just
possible that the jury, seeing his
falsehood about this one facet of the case,
considered hls denial of guilt to be
equally fal se.
In the second trial Dr. Sheppard did not
lttke the stand.
THIS AND other niatters resultC'd 111
the creation or thC American Bar
Association Project on Minimum Slall-
dards for Criminal Justice, a study of
fair trial and free pre.<;&. It was ac·
complishe<I by a commiUee of 10 headed
by the Hon . Paul C. Reardon ol-Boston. It
drafted a tentat ive code in .1966 and in
1968 the final draft was approved by the
American Bar Association. In summa ry
it ·would close many sources of pre·trial
information to the public tb ensure a fair
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trial.
It is a basic concept of 1he P11 b!ic·s
Righi to Know that full inforn1alion is
eSsentlal to allow the people to govern
themselves . Give lhe1n the facls and let
them form the ir o}_Vn opinions is the doc-
trine. It see ms lo me that when you have
hea, d a presidential address. you ha\ e
had it all. You have the facts. Enough?
' BUT YOU FORGET. You fors rt words
like these : ''MY f'ELLO.W Al\1ERICANS !
I hold here in my hand the nan1cs of 700
fellow travelers in the State Department ,
Remember Senator Joe l\lcCa rth)'? He
changed the whole course of journalisnl.
Afte r l\1cCarlhy it wasn't enough 1G
rePorl what the offir.ia ls h3ct lo sa~. You
haa to follow through, before thr tedious
legal process. lo note 1,1•hal \vtlsn'! said
and ,.,.hat had happened before. This is
not editorializing, though by the very
nature of the process it nlay be sub·
jecUvc. But it is esi:enlia l, for you can't,
as Winston Churchill once said . unring a ,,,._
bell. I don't link hfcCarthy and Nixon in ... '
any way l!.xcept lo explain how .and why
the commentator evolved.
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"Hello Bank. Freeze my account ! My wife
;. ahowlna withdrawal 17mp1om1 again l"
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Good morning, boys 11nd . --
-girJs and weJcome to. anoJber ----·
·satUrda)i or · fun. and games -___.,.;.-~
with Uncle· Len and his lriehds ~. / ;.,., • \\,, . CaroJ: Ind Andy~ •
Uncle Len 1s very pleased
this week with . the great :~::::~:::::::-:-iL--~~~~f2:Sj~: turnout ol. pie:ces in all three ,.. .
areas -j>oetry; riddles a-nd · -::::::::---------i:=::::::: drawinas, 'Ibis Week, it was .• -----
particularly hard to chbose , __ ...,,...,. ________ ..,_-1~---===j
wiooers ~awe of lhe large~ -
numbersof entrie\. . :::::~~~:=:!::;:~~~~:::::::~~::::====="'";;;;;:::::~ But it sure was· fun l~klng ~
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al all the hari:I Work you aff.-¥
put into your thinq. ~
Kecpupthesoodwork,kids. ,\V 'i..\L\l/ · .:._, . ·. llncle Len is happiest when \I .... -.....,--:!S · ~ . -BELLE pF LOUISVILLE (REAR) BEATS OUT DELTA QUEEN
Belle Beats Quee11
the old mall sack is really •. y
bulging-. Besides, ~hat \vay. I }? t y
get ·to know• my lit lie friends ..
better each v.•eek.
Did you know th at just a week from Su nday is Mother's .----------------------------------~ Steamboats Race Again on Ohio River
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP ) -fett away from a barge as year and the third time ln
Belching black smoke from passengers on bo:trd clung to seven tries.
Day~
This . Is a special day that
held between the 1 w 0 was invented in the United -~
sternwheelers. States in 1907.
The Cincinnati boat does not It began ag a big festival
meet standards set in the Sea honoring all mothers in the
Law of 1966 and may be whole country. Bu t today.
demoted from itS present each famil)l-honor.& its mO(.bet ~
·overnight .cruise status to a in a special persona) way. .
dayttme e1cursion craft. as is Tbe ~ress or the United the Belle. St&teS "even re c o g n i z e.d
* PRIZE WINNER * D.ian e JoJ#i son, 10. 9616 Nightingale, .Fountain Valley
' Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Conlest. Here 's all you
do: l lJ Draw picture on piece o( plain, white paper 51.'t inches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and m~ke line~ black. (!) Do not copy or-trace:
!JICture; It·must be yolir dwn· work. (3)1Put your name, age and addr!Sll
on back of drawing. ~tail it to Uncle Len 's Ari Contest, Box 1560 DAILY
PILOI', Costa ?i.tesa. Winner will r~ve Kennedy half dollar. '
her twin stacks and churning the railings. The Delta Queen took the
the Ohio River with her stern "Every.body up to the bow lead in the slretch after the
paddlewheel, the Bel~ 0£..-and lean," bellowed Delta f.ir!t turn dut to a eust. o[
Louisville outdistanced the Queen Capt. Emi~ wa·gner. wind which caught the smaller
Cincinnati's Delta Queen by He said the'queen bad plan· steamboat. causing , it to
half-a-length Thursday to win ned to take' on extra fuel reverse its paddlewlleel and
the seventh annual Kentucky before the race to better trim execute a near double tum
Derby F e s t i v a I steamboat the craft and al!Ow the pad· wllen the swift current pushed
race. dlewh_eel to take a shallower the stern downstream .
orficials say tn~ boat may ?i.tother's. Day as a special
need specia l permission for !estlval 1n a decree issued "---------~------------------------.J
lr , -··· ·u 1 h 1n 1914. Steamboat buffs aboard the bite 1n the water for more • Th Q 1 h d 1 · · aJ\h ldth · b th l peed e ueen aso a o .,...1nn1ngcr e :?Ir rea · ,s · h dd l ' t b t in the second turn of the ten· The Delta Queen spent msot reverse ~r pa . ewuee · u
mile roursc ·when Capt. of its years churning up and the Belle.s lurning pr~.blem
Charles Brasher executed a down California's Sacramento :llow~1 :J;e dla~gcr ~tja~er
sha rp aboutfacc . m_aneuver Ri~er before be_ing moved to 0 pu . ea Y a ~ .1 ~e
that nearly ended 1n disaster. Ohio a short while ago. ~ngths ~n th~d~iddle strf t~ ·
The boat narrowly missed The Queen was late arriving th secon P3
11 ' d'"1'h"'B 1°1' ·· 'db I h w ·d e Qu ecnao\ve e cc hitting a row of tie arges or t e race, so agner sa1 1 1. k th . · 1 d ··th on the Indiana side of U1e he would use the passengers ho a e e winni~g eat '\1h
river after a tugboat captai n to help trim the boat. b er manuever c ose o e
moved his boat hurriedly to The effort was fruitless and arg~s: "'
avoid a collision. Backwash the ·much smaller Belle kept OffiC1als counted some ~
from the tug's propeller kept her lead to the finish Jine persons aboard each boat.
the Belle not more than five to Win for the second straight The race may be the last
a Ip tD J..NUISV• e or t e . . _ . . race if bill.Ii pendin~. in both ~ E~n thOugh M:<'ther ~ Day
houses of Congress-tot an ex-ls ~rl American invention. 1t
emption of the Queen under has grown arou~d the world.
lhe act fail to be enacted. In n~any coun.tr1es. _there are
The win allowed Brasher to S~C'Jal days bkc UUs o~; l.11
keep -the gilded anUers on the th_Ls country , ho\vever, ll i_s
bow f h. boat mbol celebrated onl y on the second
. 0 IS ' a sy Su nday in May. of riverboat supremacy. • · I Th Delta Qt'.ee did not f.tolher s D_ay is a specia e n . . Uay because 11 honors a very come out of the competit1on spe • 1 perso l tl r empty handed. Judges award· c1a n n a o our
d th C. · 1. bo l 1. 1 lives -our mothers. It was e ~ incinna 1 a irs our mothers ·who helpetl us ~lace in ~e annual ~t~m cal· when we Were·babies and who
liope-play1ng competition. are helping us as we grow
up to do the besl things with
our Jives.
f.1others \vork loug· hours
somelimes tC> please us and
IG. make Uiings <1 little less
hard for us. Sometimes they
even risk .hurting themselves
so that we will not be hurt.
Although there is orily onr
day · 011 whic~ we h_onor our
mothers formally ; it is im·
portant to be kind atwf helpfu l
to Ulem all year atO\lnd. Even
f. Atita Landers MAN
The sun rose high over the hill s
.Just as it had for long : For the
Dissoltatiotis
of Marriage
ARBUCKLE & SON
\VestcUrr f.fortuary
4%1 E. 17th St .. Costa ttfesa
646-4888 • BALTZ MORTUARIF.S
Corona dc l f.lar OR 3-9tSO
Costa l\1esa l\11 6-Wf
0
BELL BROADWAY
f.IORTUARY
110 Broadway, CMla !\tesa
LI S-l43l • DILDAY BROTHERS
JlunUngton VaUcy
Mortuary
17911 Beach Blvd.
Jluntlngton Beach
l!<Z-7T71 . • PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARR
Cemetery e l\1ortuary
Cha~I
3500 Pacific View Drive
Newport Beach, CaUforni1
64-l·tTOO • PF.EK FA ~111.V
COLONIAi. FUNERAL
llOltE
71101 l}Qli;a Avt.-
'\'cstmin1ttr 193.J5!5 • SHEFFER MORTUARY
l..agun111 Btaeh 49~·1535
San Clemente 49!.0100 • SMITHS' MORTUARY
U'J ~1aln SL
UunUn1ton Beach
13MS31
Record ~ Distance Dooms
Alfon!.G, ~lllrley A. tnol ill-IO E. Colaorou.. Jasepl\ It. Incl Ctrolvn •• Young Lad's Love · INTEillLOCl.ITOllY DfiCle.-S
A'l~\"'' 00rN Mtrl1 Ir.cl Willotm
Grt•n. M1r\ar A. Incl Edwlrd C. erow.i. 01u,. Die •nd ROOert Ir• 5•wtll. MtrQ•••I P,_1no J1mn H. M?:;~~ICtlnv ,.,1e tnd Ro..-ld
co•. K111111r1111 1™1 Jond D1~1c1 L DEAR ANN LANDERS: Last month our son wen t ~ .. kq•,::.~~~';!;'~':n!Si~•t0,. with a group of kids and a leader to Little Rock . We Jive v:~ii~;8W.N~ s J.'00 .... l'" Ellfn in Forth Smith. Harold is 17 and has not traveled much.
N!w~~. s~aro~ ~ 0auo••• oua..e He had the most wonderful time of his entire life. 'r!1~:"ti1~"U:u~:"!n:i°':i~L.':"' The problem part of this letter comes now. 1iarold .~•ol'd•, Pe1r1tT• Aim 1oc1 01~1d met a girl in Little Rock and he fell in Jove. He walks
G1H.:1=-. Jose"" A. 11111 P•ull"' c. inlo doors talks in his sleep ________ ,c:. __ _ McCtrlhy, Cl1rence >;. ll"IO Ct!herlne d . . ' d d · I E. an is lll a aze ur1ng mea s. Gig:~111 °1~ne c~1tn• •nd wime.rn They exchanged addresses and Martl..ez. L•nd• A. 1nd Aflt""lc' ll~mia . . . Mver•, J1co11e<ilne ~ •nd Robert fle has written her nine letters. lliclclltY . I McF1r11nd. w111Yim H. '"" Jui;, G. She has oot ans"'ered a sing e
and thfrc is oo escaping her.
I'd like Just once to let
he r know I don't believe · a
Yet llle Animals felt thtoagh unknown skt11s
That somfthing, there.-\\.'as Wrong. · · '
The river; lhe rores~:·tbe fair hill!ride. The field. "the meadO\v, the mountBiri slfon~.
All these were there,as they espied .
But they sensed th·at st>·met'fiihg wes \\'\01.l~· \ ·
··oh, look. at the beau¥£ul 1;1ew cre'atltrc' \Vit~ ~IJt l~UJe· hai r.1 • _ ~ , • Exqu1s1t~ 1n every {eatufek,' .
!~~~ .i:kk~t t~~e3~~~1r0:.~tf~t,,
The stones in his closed pav•!''.
The lf9pard spoke; a~~Y he dtd flick .
Subdued hi s fang and -clav." ·
The zebras still run the. groufl$1 ,
Tl_te birds still sing their song,
The chattering monkeys still abound,
But something's ne\Y , bu.t so mething's strange,
and somethine;'s \Vf.OD_2'.. A K•1tnt<!Y htll de lltr IM.S k-SltP~ ... l!ltbb, II, U07 YI•
M1rln1, Mt'""" a••C~. Mr I~• wlnnln<r fftlr1 lft ll'lt ::r::a,~'.:.~·~~eo:~ JW~~ One. Now Har.old wants to H~En':~llfEU1tbllh M•rH .tnd Lloyd i:o t-a Little Rock -he ha'
.~:rr:rtl!Jrtn c. 1nd M11<1•e0 iaved his own money .and in· T•r::~n Rtd\ard LIOyd and Mirian sists that if he can Sef? the
M~~~:::,,•n. Ann c.1or11 •nd Alie" girl again everything will be
~~~~~~· 'i.a~n~· 1~,.:••i:,!j· L1nnv fine .
word she says. She makes ~----------------------'
Ko~:l~toi BarWr1 Liu Ind Tauno SHOULD \VE LET 1~1~[ Htnfi~. Joon MlrllY~ •nd T"°""'~ GO? The boy has never been
As~°wrn, LllM OHi> trtd P1u4 Llovll OUl Of town alone. f am afraid
-i~~,~-~~i1-~~~-o11111 w. he'JJ get Jost. \Yhat do you ~~· .. ~,,, . .,:_.nd,;WJiar1., 1 say? -H'S MOM K'r'fliih11~ P.1ull"j•nd ~Id L. · DEAR ttfOM· Let him go. Al>rtml, lchtrd 11<16rt end Jffne!le • e~~'I;,,, ustn Gr•" 11111 J1 mo A high school senior should
wusm<,Mlct••~ s. •l'ICI MJrtr111t1 o, . be •hie to fhtd his way to
PDPQe. Ille T. •l'ld 111r.i1 J. Little Rock rrom Fort Smith. 1'CorM, N~" Oltno •!'!!! Cllarlt1 lle11 .
•ty!.1!'".!• '''11 E•IPll• •nd J•mt• I SU!I cl lhe lrl is not wrtHf;,, M1nMrt1 tnd Phll!o Jton1 ~ pe g . P11m"ulst, s1nd,. L111111e ••nd G1r11d ~alkin1t Into doors or talking
L:::::::'Gioria R. ifl!I 110v s. In HER sleep, however. Some
E•""'· 11onn11 L. 1nd Gf'IH"<M H. .....,.pie have to get tbetr Jump• LCN"h111, C1rot111e Loul .. fnd' Ger1ld .,~-~~lk.,~~: }citi~"!...S 1!~~ L. the hard way and Harold Is
J•"""""· L11lle 1nc1 Michl•t s. no doubt one or these ~pie.
FIMAL DECl!EES" f P.S. Do bim a favo r and
l\rmit~ge. Arie"' Marlt •nd OUo111e don't ask him a single que stion
M~~c7ro1 Jt1n •rel eo'lj•nl E1r1 1''ben be returns.) s-m. Marlin I nd T11<>m1 sJ. T~ne. Parrltt A1111 1nd EYtrert L. RowndtM. M•rii•rel JIM • n d L•-tM~ l'Ollen , Pe!"')(llln, Adrienne G. Ind Don.1111 C••I 1t11lt,. Patric!~ Ann ~fftf Rav 11-ara Fosl11, Jftjie w. Ind R-rl H•vtY &lr~nd. ~r!rude Mule Ind 11....-Cltrtnct Whipple, Elvin Leon and Oe~ f: L.-, Pedro Pll1clo. 1/'ld-Alice M!r1n-J~. Jtl\e K. •nO George DIYiol Mallltnv, Cori• H. 11111 How~rll C.
1-le!ler, Dlluol1s Wllltra and Ji.-111.n Clements, !.andr• S. Ind Oonlkl A.
Death No'tiee•
KATHLEEN MILLER
IC1,,,1e.i Miller -~V 1, lt10 In
C.D.M. 3110 lrd Ave. C.O.M. Diii cf blr!ll No'<'. l, 1191 In l•el•nd Incl Ii
now 11 vrs. old.
Survlvl'd bV cl1uttllt" MM"llrtt Miiier ot IN! home IMI 1nor11er dolu9P!le1" AN1tll1sl1 Gl1tnt11t,,o of P-•·•
7 tr1fldellllclrftt, 2 ••••' 9l'trlllclrlldr11n.
S1rvlttli -ll:OllrY $1/n. MliY J. lf~ ti
l:CIO 11.m. Ol.ll" LllO'f Ou9t" of tlle A. .... 1$
-/Aus 11 MOl'I. Mir '· ltl'O '\i lf"t.0
1.m. Alllc11r1! IS: Fr. 11•1""' . ''""'V w!~I lnllf'"'"I ti S.n FtrMnflf Mlt•
tlffl c-~rv. ,,
AN1110SY WILCOX
A•tttonv W1•11' Wlkoll. At 1 "9, ol lOJ
0-.JDft, Berktln"• D1te Gt Of-111>, AP•lt
1•. SurvlYl'd IW 11l1'11r. Jtc:l<IOll H,
Wllcoo; 11tPmOtt>tr, MtrvutrlM Wit·
~:11:'~~ :,-w~iM~'h.r511fo';:::
~'""' Sw~v, ~f'\WOl"I *"I <tftltClmoltMI". M'1. Miieir.,. 11«111.
Cooll .t.W-1"1, M-111 "'vk)il -d rr, Me~ ~. II loM, Wltlilllt 1'19"1"
Prlvdt ln!1r"""I' Wl)(llf !wry.,.
Dlrt<:ICN"S, I.
VIOLA MACDONALD
Vlol1 H. MtcDOf'l.fld. 11» S1flll ,1\1>1
Atf., Carlllt _,,,_, DtN"'Of dl11t1, Mt"I"
ctdldr-Jtobert Jl""ll 11tC11WIUlam
OONkt, COi"-dl!t Mtrf ,..... frll'ICI•
1. lurvlvtd bV --. II:°""' IC, · Mtc4onl1d. F-••I Mr•kfl /tolld 111-lf!"mtnl, Yol'li:en. New Yor~. lfimll"I"
IU99fSl1 lllOM 'ljllfl!t'lt to moll-I ""' morl1I cwrtrlbutlont 1ft 11¥ trt_,.,•
9ttllit contrlW,. tt' WllM •1•¥11'111
dl.,llV. teru CMI• Mm Mortutrr, """•rdlnt *Wtorl. II
DEAR ANN LANDERS '
I've been reading your col -
umns ever since I y,•as 111
junior high . I used to wonder
why anyone would write lo
you. It seemed to me thal
people were awfu lly dumb if
they couldn 't work thin gs out
themselves.
I know now why the-y write
because I am faced with a
problem I can't haadle and
J have an idea you can help.
I met this groovy guy during
Christm1µ1 vacation. We wor1t-
ed in the same department
store . He seemed to like me
1but he never asked me out.
We go lo different high schools
but every now and then ·some-
one from his school gi ves
me the following message 1o
"Lennie says hi -a,, he
wants you to call him.'
l i:ot thi s mes.sage for tll r.
fourth time yesterday. If Len·
ni~ like11 me. why doesn't he
male. a move? Why dot! be
se11d messages \\'ilh other
pt0pJe! Shoul,d I swallow mv
pride and call him ? -•IALF·
tt1AST
OEAR MAST: Don't ca ll
hlm. Let blm call you.
DEAR AN N LANDERS :
Whnl can be done about a
girl who lies conti nually?
Don't say "find olhe.r friends"
because l work with this liar
4P fantast.Je stories about who
she: knows, 'vhere she goes
and how she spends her
\\'eekends.
\Vould it help if T told her
off? Please say yes because
I\·e taken just abol:: all I
can stand. -" HIP I N
.MART!N 'S.EERRY
I .
.
DEAR HrP: Telling her of
might help you feel belier
but later you 'd probably
regret it. The girl sounds ler
rlbly La.secure. She probably
has deep emotional problems
People Who lie conllnually and
ma.nufacinre stories to nu:ike
themselves ap~ar glamorous
need more than a "telling
off."
CONFIDENT IAL TO
\\'HERE'S THE Llf.-11T? You
just passed it. A dog lhat
doesn't behave any better than
that should be kept on thl'
linoleum when brought to your
home to visit. Better the dog
should be crying in the kitchen
than you should cry in tnc
Jiving room.
H-l•r sllo111cl 1 lffftlVt ca<ipll 10?
I
Can n«tlftll H wfe1 When GrM• II be· comt loo !IOI lo htnclie1 Sl!ld for Ann
Lu1der1' bOOklll. "Nectlnt 1i>d Po•·
11111 -Wl11I Art the Llm1!1?" Mil
vwr rlt<IUtltl It A"" Land•r1 In •••• of vour n....,IPH•• 111tlo1lng lll!V c~t•
ln col" trtd • long, 1t1mPl(I, 11lf-H · drlfH .. ~~tlopt.
Average Income
Up t1> $3,680
WASHINGTON (UPI)
The average annual ineome
for Americans rose by 7 .6 per-
cent last year, to a new high
of $3,680. according to the
Commerce Department.
· Ali 50 stales established
records for per capita Income
during lhe year, but inllallon
eroded away much of the in·
crease -paring it down to
an average advance of~ onl y
l.3 percent. Jn twti slate1,
Louisiana and Washington, in·
creases In income failed to
keep pace wilh rise! Jn the
cost or living.
,
'
a1•0 6 01·1u11•
RIDDLES and JOKES
* Que£lion; \Vhy do birds !ly soulli for
the \vintcr ?
'>ti'"~ Of Jef oo, S! ",tsne::tag :JeMSLrd
PRIZE LYnn &rt!1m1rklt, I, 1U4 '11111 L1rtde • N"'llOrl llttcl!
WINNER · . .
'
Question: What did lhe toothbr.ush say to the tooth-
paste ? ·e11enbs 6!q e noA.
•A!6 11,f 'a&p!Jq 'll' lV no.4., •••w f u'llM :JtMSU'f P1rrki. """'!lo~ .. FMlnl ... VtlleY
Question : ·What is O\le.r your head and ui+Ber your
hat '!
0 J!e1.f JnOA :JtMSUV L""' art1em1rtl1, I. N1w"•I ••••It
CJu estion: What time is it ·when a n elephant sits on
your fence?
'8::JUtJ M8U e Jt6 Ol fW!.1. : J;lMSU\f
LY~h arottmtrt11, I. N1"'"'1 ••••"
Question: It has a head li.b.--e a ca:t. feet like a cat
and a tail like a 'cal but it is not a cat.
What is' it? '
• 'lidl1!}1 V :J<JMS U\{
L1n11 l1"11tm111111, t. N•-r1 a11elt
' .
'GRAfflTI ..
..
·'
when they seem angry "'ilh
us. they still love us dearly
and . would probably d o
cr.1ything. fi:lr us-. So it is up
to us, then to be kipd and
t:enerous in return. not only
on Mother's Day but on all
364 othe r day s of the year.
T~is week's.topic, kid~. will
be Mother's Day. Draw pic-
tures and write pretty poeins
ati:out your Moms and fill .the
-0ld mail sack with love this
week.
Why can't all birds fly "! ,
The r e are about 8.600
species of birds in the world
-and most of them can
fly . But a few of them can'~
fly any better lha·11 we can.
One of these is the ostricb.
who happens to be thl'.? largest
bird in the world. He can
never get off the ground -
Dut he is a very fast runner.
The handsome penguin cannot
fly cilher--but in the water
he is a champion swimmer
and diver.
The proud ostrich stands
eigtlt feet tall. and "'eighs
.about 300 pounds. He can race
along at 35 miles an hour .
much faster than any man
can run. But, as everybody
knows. lhe ostrich cannot' fly
like most birds. Perhaps he
is just too heavy to lift his
body off the ground. This has
something to do with ii, but
there are 0U1er reasons whY
1he ostrich and ce rtain other
birds cannol fly.
Remember . too, that you
can enter your fa vorite riddle
in Carol's corner each week
and win a prize if yours is
the best.
Honorable me,1tions In this
week's art contest arc Kathy
Bru now, 8, UunUngton Beach;
Duane Wiernlez, Costa Mesa:
Peggy Wiernicz, 81h: Kate
McGo~agle, Huntlngto11
Beach; Mike; K"llf, 6, Mission
Viejo; Diaoe Jones, a Y.t I
Newport Beach; Joe. Knowl·
the ratites are large bird~.
although not quite as .large
as the oslrich. One is the
emu (five feet tall) who live'
in Australla. The big bad·
tempered cassowary also lives
in Australia. Both ol these
birds are good swi nimer$. The
long·legged rhea is a smaller
ostrich cousin who lives in
South America. None ol these
birds can fly , but all of them
are excellent runners.
Some birds cannot fly, even
though they have keel bone1
and plenty of chest muscles.
One of !hem is the cheerful
blac k·a nd-"•hite penguin. lfis
wings are too sma ll for flylng ,
sa instead, he uses ttlem as
flippers to swim and dive io
the water.
Some birds must give up
flying because they get too
heavy for their wings. Thi!l
is why fat chickens are poor
fliers. The chic ken-sized kiwt
bird of New Zealand has very
liny wings, But he is a ratite
bird -so he could oot fly
even if his wings were bigger.'
lla11 tht planet Vulcan been
littn sin<'e llli8?
To be able to fly, a bird
niu&t have a very special body
str1fcturl'. He must be strong
and very light with hollow
bo,1es. lnside his body there
rrust be empty pockets called In the 1800s, c e r la In
air sacs, which fill up with astronomers were sure that
air to nlake h!m \igtlter . His another planet existed in our
wings must bave extra strong, sola r system betw.een Mercury
stiff feathers with similar tail· 11nd the sun. This posslbility
feathers. And a bird needs was suggested by the F'renclt
one more thing to take him astrooorner Leverrier. On
up into the air -very strong March 2tl, 1659. an amateur
chest muscles to pOw~r his a s t ro no n1 e r n am cd
win gs. Lescarba"Ull observed a ·dark
His body needs a. vel')'. dot passing· across the sun.
special· bone to fix and hold From this ddla · Leverrler
. his ex tra strong ' ' f I y in g calculateq its orbit and nimed
muscles" In place. This booe it the planet Vulcan. He. bOped
is called the keel because it . lo verily his theory during
is shc}ped somewhat like .the an eclipse in 1860 -but
curved ,keel at th~ fro;nt ~· Vulcan did .not appear.
a ship. U ls located at the AsironomerJ .bea:an to ctoUbt
front or tiis chesl.. and it is its existence. ,But two more
commo.1ly known to us as flurries of excitement oc-
ll1e wishbone. · . ·---curred. On April" 4, 1675,
'11io o~lrich l'~rs huge nut .. ·• Helori~h, Weber of Germany
fy plumes but has no s1ifr wns v1~int_ an ttlipse in
flying feat~r~ on his win~:. China. ~f :COO saw a dark
or· 1iaJI. , Ills , bones and his dot. but the observatories of
thJci leg muscl~s are loo Grtenwirh 11nd r.t ad r I d
heavY for him to Ifft himself assu-re<t e.verybcldy that It wa1'
w\lb hJs y,·e&J W1flgs. But mOst merely a s111u pot. During an
lmJ)qrtant, he has no kee.l bohf eclipse Oii July 211. 1171, all
t~ ~iS ·breast,. \Vltholit this obstr\ler in Wyoming • · 1od
he cannot have ttlc Ch!st a~ther on Pike' Pe1k saw
mUsClei thal ~vi!t.)' blrd needs what ihey thought wu Vulcan .
lo fly. The OISlrkh's che&l The object proved to be •
bone$ ara sha-ptd like. a rritt ~tar. Sjnce thnt lime ·no more
An ol.d~f ~l?rd tor raft was Vulcan sig~tlnp have bttn
used to name birds tha t have reported -and mo 4 er"
;iucb choa;t bones. The y are astronomers ert almost sure
calll'<i ratlto birds. Most of lhat no i;uch planet ezlsl5.
• •
• . I DAILY PILOT
DICK Tl.ACY
TUMBLEWEEDS
HOl'v'S -rnE
SAND BUSINESS,
LIMPID LIZARD?
IT AINT! I
91N WIPEP
OUT!
•
\
TIMKV5
SITUATION
1'5 V!RY
Se.RtOUS,
rr,.,.-ISl!r'---TWO--,ll,...e_a>_V __ -,-.,., ly Chest Gould
IMJO(SMC71"'WERI NEVeR
lkTENO!O A'S A. Ml!AL.TW
TA!ATM!HT. ,,,,.,,,
-rnA1' LAS' SANDSTORM
DONE IT: Bl.ONE!' AWA¥ ALL.
/If ASSETS! IM IN A STA'fE
O' SANDRUPTcY!: SANS 1 5mD1 S'INS EVEOHING.
I Al/'IT. .. A FELLER JIS' Cl>/'IT BUR'/ HIS HEAD IN THE SAND!
'Sl'fCIAUY lf'N HEAIN'TliOft-0 SAND1'W~ITIN!
. ... ,::.,...._. .. ~·2
MUTI AND JEFF
POP NOW Sot: Ht:RE,
BUTCH SON, IT'S ABOUT
15 'TIME\l:lU LEARNE
FACE YOUR PROBLEMS
AND FIGHT YOUR WAY
THROUGH LIFE • • •
FEAR NOTHING.' AFTER 'TO FACE LIFE
ME! ALONE!
PLAIN JANE
ACROSS
I Small
piece
Ii Festive
10 Makt a
gul p!ng
sound
14 Auto ~ody
stylt 15 Ont h.11v 1ng
•egrt ts
lb Routine
17 Room at
thr top
IS Auslfalla
Ne.w Zealand
'" 20 Brvrragr
21 Miik
Pre li~
23 Prrfor111rr
Z4 Kind of
, grrrtinl
25 Stair o
lgllallon
211 Made less
vaQu' Z wo1ds
JO SoundS" ot
!am,ntJl•o n
)~ Bank
for on'
35 Volum' 37 Fa1my11d
sound
l l lns,c!s
39 ---voct
41 Ea rth
42 Saint' f.bb1
4} StronQbO~
S!Jn<i
44 Tht
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' . Schlesinger Under Extra Pressure
By GRANVILLE WAT!S
LONDON (AP) -"It was
nice to 'wln an Oscar, but
a!JO frighteraoc," says Brtu.h
movie· director John Schles-1
inger.
Schlesinltr, who won the
award for ''Mldnlgbt
Cowboy," uptalned: "I'm
conscious of the e 1 t r a
pressure. After 'wimUng an
Oscar it't understandable that
m1e will look more closely
at your next film."
'lbe bald, . thick-set Briton Is currenlly maklng ""Bloody
SUnday," a modem lovestory
Set in London about an older
<tJuple who are both in love
Witha~man.
: British ·actress G 1 e n d a
Jaebon and P<ler Finch star,
along with a young newcomer,
21-)rear..pld Murray Head, who
was spotted by Schlesinger in
tfie sta_ge musical "Hair."
"It is a story of people
sharing.· compromising and of
:.isking · themselves whether
partial emotlOnal involvement
is better than none. It ex·
'llflineS the nature of what
it is, like to be in love ·and
ljang oo mist;ikenly," Schles-
ipger commented.
•
making a blue movie. I'm
'1ellghted !hat It was the
human <thlnp in the film that
reached people. That's the
best reward we could have.
"But ao many people were
against us that I thint we
d<JUV$d Ille Oscar. I'm only
interested in one thing. That
is toleranct, I'm terribly con-
cerned abc>ut people and the
limitation of freedom. It's im-
portant to get people to care
a little for someone else.
That's why l'm more in-
terested in the failures: of this
world than tbe successes.''
• couple ol weeks finally gets
you down. Af1tr all tllose
straight otreeu, tan buildings,
people livio1 oo top of each
other, It'• great to get back
to the CUN(et and circles of
London.
"But when you are not
working you cah have a very
good time ln New York. More
so than In London. It's more
swinging than I showed. Some
pretty wild parties go on
there. The way~t one I show-
ed in Cowboy was based on
true fact."
Schlesinger said as far as
be. was concerned there was
litUe to choose between the
perlorpurnces ol Dustin Ho!·
fman and Jon Voight.
C.. "I'd be hard pressed to say
tMo wa, best. Both are very,
very good."
Would' Schlesinger make a
film showing London i11 the
harsh light that jle turned on
New York?
"Not this movie. It Is not
an exposure like ~·lidnighl
Cowboy. But if one was look·
ing for cert.ain areas . . . a
walk around Soho and the
figures lurking in the doorway,
a young girl I saw obviously
on drugs, the winos . . . one
Tight Sqiiee%e
Harvey Kahn (left) and Heath Park help "visitor"
Sandy ~1arino in through a s1nall window during a
\\'ild scene from ... One Flew Over the Cuckoo·s
Nest," now on stage at South Coast Repertory in
Costa Mesa.
Saturday, May 2, 1970
What, No La,ss ie
In Patsy ·Award s?
By VERNON SCOl'1'
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -An
lnvesllbUoo, ol Ille· entU-e
awardi structure for television
ls in order because of in-
e xcusable behlnd-the«enes
politics, back-biting a n d
jealousy.
Fo11< the l\fsl time In
memory, Lassie has failed to
be nominated for a Patsy
award.
Patsys -an acronym for
perfonning animal television
star or the year, and picture
anima1 top star of the year
-are presentations made to
the best quadru~. featured ,
scaled or fUTT)' performances
or the year.
("The Brady Bunch"). Servi·
fy ("The Ghost aDd Mis.
Mui~') and Chipper ("!Alao
of the Giants").
All three, If the truth were
known, merely are 1Uj,po~ng
players. Lassie Is a dog star,
not to be confused with the
dog slar Sirius in the COO·
atellatlon Canis Mayor.
If Sharkey, the camel, from
"'lbe High Chaparral," falls
to win it will be as great
an injustice as the Lassie
oversight.
• But he may expect he>t
challenges from Algae, the
seal in "The Gbost and Mrs.
Muir"; Babe, a mindless
raven in .. Land or the
Giants"; Bill. a lackluster
bear in "Petticoat Junction";
Candy the chimp (just another
ingenue) in "Land of the
Giants":. ancl Custt>r, a dog
in "\Vonderful World of
Color."
How tile Anierican Humane
Association, which supervises
this animal \'ersion of the
Oscar and Emmys combined,
could have overlooked the
faith ful collie Is mystifying, t;11r;:::::Jc:::::::;;;11 It is a clear case of
discrimination .
Perhaps La ssie has y.·on too
frequently in the past. Cer-
tainly the do1fs acting hasn't
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• S;chlesiilger, 43, says the AlrD. will be "totally different" ~"Midnight Cowboy," his 1!1cture ol two underdogs in NeW Yor""k.
Schlesinger expressed •.
love-hate feeling for New York
City, where be worked on
locatioo for CowbGy.
keeps one's eyes open for--------------------tailed off.
: "Cowboy ts over but the
OOouting ha! gone on. I'm
delighted," Ille director said ift an interview. "There was
a· lot of advice, from friends
and professional p e o pl e ,
against making Cowboy. P~
pie were convinced we were
"Of course we-were only
showing a certain area. the
Wlderl>elly nf Ille place," he
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grim than we were able to
show. It's an ,maordinarily
lively, ei:citing city-for a
while. 'Ille pressure and the
pace whlch people like for
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Schlesinger said he has ooe
or two plans for future films
in the works, but is looking
forward to a break.
"Right now I want to travel
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I want recharging."
Cast Listed
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of the season, the Orange
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E·Flat."
Judy Deltenreider \Viii play
the Jeadi~ role or Amy, a
young teacher trying to get her
boyfriend , who lives upstairs.
to propose. The role of the
suitor will be played by Tim
Adam s.
Michael \Villis heads the
supporting cast as the young
man's roommate, while other
roles will be taken by Richard
Springer, Frank Dettenreider
and Linda Ryan.
Clark Farrell is making his
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Four other dogs are com-
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• By BOB TH0~1AS journals greeted i t en-
thusiastically, but most of the
HOLLYWOOD (AP} reviews were apathetic or Novelist Joseph Heller was in hoslile.
!~(~~cl~o~~· look at his baby, "The book never made tilt
best seller list," Heller reealJ. That's the wild, wonderful ed.
V.'orld War IL novel which -===========.II has become a modern classic r-
-3Y.: million copies sold .
Heller remained absent while
Mike Nichols filmed the $14.7
million movie version which
will premiere in June.
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the script writing, which was
the work of Buck Henry -
"The Graduate." This would
seem tO indicate remarkable
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life to writing a novel.
"When J speak at
universities. I'm always asked
if I had worked on the script,"
Heller said. "When I say no,
there is always a shuffling
or feel. indicating the students
felt this was wrong. But then
l explain to them that
novelists do not · necessarily
make good script writers,
especially of their o w n
material. Nor do playwrights.
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Lakers Hang Tough,
By GLENN WIUTE
DI' ,... DtilfJ ~ lt•tt
INGLEWOOD -U-alded John Tres-
\tant came olf the bench Jn the overtime
to combine talents with veterans Jerry
West and Elgin S..Vlor and that trio pac-
ed the Los Angeles bkers to a 121-IJS
conquest of the New York Knickerbock-
ers Friday night before 17,509 at the
Forum .
Tresvant hadn't seen a minute's action
In the NBA championship series, which
is now squal'ftl 2-2 with battle resunting
Monday at Madison Square Garden.
But he was the shot. in the arm his tir-
ing mates needed in that five-minute ov-
ertime. He made two steals, a rebound and
three clutch rree throws to keep the
Knicks under fire. Baylor threw in eight
point.! while Wesl potted sil in the over-
time. For the game the LA 11uperstars
nailed 30 and 37.
J.,akers coach Joe Mullaney said after-
ward he had inserted Tresvant In the
lineup to strenghten the defense. and
the move worked beautifully.
Tresvant's first steal came I :40 into the
overtime with Los Angeles nursing a 105·
J.ol lead. He was fouled after lhe theft
and subsequenlly potted both free throws
to up the edge to four.
His rebound set up the bucket that
shoved the Lakers ahead by eight. then
another steal and ensuing pass to Baylor
put it on ice as the hosts look a 118·109
lead with -46 seconds left.
West, a questionable player until f'ri·
day morning because of a severely bruis·
1ed left hand, said the only lime it bother·
ed him during lhe game was when he
tried to work from the le(! side and when
officials threw the ball to him"'lor tree
throws.
West also noted that the 14 Umeouta:
called (13 by the teams, one by national
TV ) was a great assist to the weary
Laker11, who had talJen In overtime Wed·
nesday when they ran out of gas late in
~h going.
aj)peared that the KrUcks were going
blow the Lakers off the noor u they
med to a 20-11 lead, hitting nlne of
r first tl shots from the noor.
Buffie Lakers fought back and went
up with 5:51 remaining in the half. 38-37,
and never trailed again until the final
48 seconds of the last quarter.
They were down, 99-97 with 23 seconds
left in regulation but Baylor ch.ipped in
ll\'O free throws to tie it. However, the
Knicks had the ball and when they took
a timeout with nine seconds left, you got
17 Horses, Woman Rider
Run for the Roses Today
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DIANE FATHOMS DERBY -Jockey Diane Crump gently strokes
the nose of Fathom. the horse she'll ride in tOday's Kentucky Derby.
It will take a dry track for Fathom to run with Diane the fir st won1an
to compe te in America's most famou s race.
Sports in Brief
Bruin, SC Spikers Mix;
Rams , Denve1· in Swap .
Southern California and UCLA collide
tn their annual track and field showdown
today at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
Action gets under way at 1 :30.
Lang was with Los Angeles Jn 1969
and was with the Philadelphia Eagles
the five previous seasons.
LOJ.!tSVILLE f AP) -Mint juleps, traf.
fie jams. elbows in the ribs and every.
where you look people. people, people.
It's the city's most famous holiday even
though-It's not marked on anyone'! cal·
endar. Today is Derby Day.
The 96th running of the Kentucky Der·
by past the twin spires at Churchhill
Downs has brought a crowd or more than
100,IXXI, plus all those folk.s standing to-
gether, jammed in the infield.
A total of 17 horses and one woman
rider are sure to make racing history.
The race begins at 2:4D p.m, POT.
Prot.anto was scratched from the Der·
by Friday with an ailing ankle. thus JO
starters will move a notch closer to the
starling gate, giving a little better posi·
ion to such fa vorities as My Dad George.
TerlagP and Personalit y.
It also moves Fathom and Diane
,..,rump, the first woman to ride In the
rlerby or any race of $100.000 or more,
rne slot nearer the inside of the Church·
ii! Downs track.
Protanto had the No. 8 position in the
gale and was listed in the protiable odds
at ZO..l, the highest odds on the list made
up by the track handicapper.
Meantime, Trainer Jim Conway an-·
nounced he had engaged Church Baltazar
to ride Dr. "Behnnan, and Milo Valen-
zuela, wh<R last derby finish i! still a
question mark, was put aboard Native
Royalty for the 211, mile American claS!ic.
Valenzuela, who won his first derby
start with Tim Tam in lllaB. rode second
rihlih'ir----ror-Wara PUs 1n the 1968 con·
troversial finish with Dancers Image that
still is bouncing around the courtroom.
Most of the derby candidates had thei r
final spin around the track Friday and
one. Silent Screen, ran into trouble in
the process.
Breezing for Trainer J. Bowes Bond .
the juvenile champion of last yea r found
himself alongside another e-0lt and, as in
a race, stepped up the pace far more
than Bond had planned. He was Limed
Jn :34 2-5 for three furlongs .
"We don·t know who the other horse
was or where he came from," owner
Sonny Werblin said later. "He just seem·
ed to come from nowhere.''
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BOSTON (AP) -Carl Yastrezemski
hit two homers and George Scott and
Reggie Smith contributed one each Fri-
day night as the Bo.t_t.on Red Sox
overpowered the Califorif\-Ang_els, 8-3,
for their filth straight victory.
Yastremski, who has been taking extra
batUng practice to break out or a slump
hit a two-run homer off starter Toni
Murphy io the first inning and then
coimected for his third homer of the
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shell Murphy with a run-scoring double
in the third. Scott also had a single.
Smith, who singled ahead o r
Yastrezemskl 's fi rst homer, lined a shot
into the right field st8Jlds in the seventh
for his fourth homer. The victim was
Wally Wolf, the third California pitcher.
Ray Culp turned in his second route·
going performance in earning h.is second
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The Angels picked up two unearl\ed
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scored on Joe Azcue's sacrifice fl y.
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The Trojans of Southern Cal go into
the meet as decided underdogs to the
undefeated Bruins without standout
Herman Franklin.
Franklin. in1ured , was a leading figure
in the high hurdles, the intermediate
hurdles and the long jump.
The host Trojans, also unbeaten but
tied once in Pac-3 conflict, have beaten
the Bruins for the past. two seasons
and hold a commanding 35·2 edge over
their cross-town rivals.
His last year was 1967 when he carried
the ball 101 times far Lhe Eagles for
336 yards. averaging 4.3 yards per carry.
He scored hvo touchdowns on carries
and three by pass reception . • . NE\V YORK -With Coogress looming
in the background. a federal judge in-
dicated Friday he would grant a
preliminary injunctiun p r o h i b i t i n g
merger talks between the National and
American basketball a~iaUons.
Pal1ner Regains Touch,
Takes Lead With 66
UCLA ·s forte is in the sprinlS, long
jump, h.igh jump and triple jump, • DENVER -The Denver Br~ncos an·
nounced Friday the trade of linebacker
Frank Richter to the ~ Angeles Rams
for Izzy Lang, a 6-foot-1 230-pound run·
ning back.
Bloom New Coach
For El Camino
Judge Charles H. Tenn ey, with lawyers
ror both leagues in agreement that such
an injunction be granted, asked lawyers
of the le3gues and the NBA players
to work out the language for the in·
junction.
The judge recessed the hearin~ on
the motion for the injunction until Mon-
day "'hile the l:iwyers put their heads
t.ogether. He also extended a temporary
restraining order to Wednesday, pro-
hibiling merger discussions. • tNDlANAPOLlS, Ind. -A gas turbine
car, supposedly legislated out of ex-
istence, was the first racer on the track
Friday at the opening of Indianapolis
Bill Bloom, former varsity ba&kSchooetba11
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Motor Speedway practice for the 54th 500
coach \ Corona del Mar High mile race May 30.
ha• ac!epted a position as head cage Rich Mtither of L3guna Beach who
tutor ror El tamino College, the DAILY ..,, will make his fourth attempt to qualify
PILOT learned exclusively today . for the SB00,000 auto classic. fired up
Bloom 1 two-&ime capt.ala at USC , hi.s AIU9on %50 and beat vete ran Art
!~ Georll Stanich who ruigned Pollard of Medford , Ore .. who had hoped
to coactl ltit Yiilol.lavian Olympic ftam . to be first out in !I conventional lurOO.
The new Warrior bolS will play in charged.
the rough and" tumble Metro Conference
with such powers 11 Bakersfield. LA
Valley, Pitrce.. SaDt.I Monk:a. Pasadena
andLooCBuch-EI camtoo WU i.• !Ml ytar.
Bloom'• rorcn open their 1970 homt
campalp qallllt er..,. C...1 Colle&«
lfe wu out ot eoeehlOc for • year.
giv1n,-privtie bullMU a whirl before.
decidin& that tbe rormer •as his cup
or tea. "I'm ,..ny p1 .. ...i -uclled
to bt back In colCbfnl,'' the Newport
~eh-lllYL
• Rick Woods of Huntington Beach won
the scratcb main eve nl Friday night
at Oran.cc County Fairground! Ji\
speedway rttcln& bC!!fort an ove:rflow
crowd.
Second in the four-lap trst was Mike
Konle' of Granada flills followed by
Gardth Q:rove's Bill Cody.
The .Nndlcap mmpanlon feature was
won by Denni Glldehaus of Canoga Park
11lllowed by Larry ~•mart ol Inglewood,
K<>nle and Cody.
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DALLAS (AP) -Indomitable Arnold
Palmer refOund his l~t putting touch
and bolted into the first round lead
in the $100.000 Byron Nelson Golf Classic
with a four-under·par 66 Friday.
"I guess I just got damn tired of
pulling so bad," the fabled Charger
said after taking only 26 putts on the
wet, soggy greens at the weathered
Prest.on Trail golf club course.
"rm putting now like I was a few
years back," he said after taking a
one st.roke lead over Jack Nicklaus.
the man who has mounted the biggest
challenge to Arnold's golfing tltrone.
Nicklaus had a 67.
Both played in the morning chill and
then sat back and watched their scores
~land up to the challenge offered by
the afternoon starters.
The first round originally was scheduJ.
eel for Thursday, but was postponed
by rain that left the course wet and
heavy and forced officials to make 90me
rl'vlslons. playing the 10th as a sho rt
par five Instead of ll Jong par four
and cutting the 17th from a par four
to a 180-yard par three .
Tied at 68, two under per. was the
ouarti:t of National Amateur champion
Steve Pitelnyk, %$-year-old Pete r
Townsend of England, Joe Carr and'
Bill Bruk.
Jerry Abbott and John Jacob'> had
69'1 while South African Gary Player
finished bogey-bOgey to take a 70.
Defending champion Bruce Devlin had
1 72, Lee Trevino took 1 74 and U.S.
Open champion Orville l\1oody stumbled
in \Yith a fal 78. Billy Casper, the
only other $1 million winner beSides
~ickl.aus and Palmer . is nol rompcting
1n this event.
Palmer, who scored consecutive vjc·
tories in the last two events of 1969
hut a non·"·inner this year. had six
birdies and t"·o bogeys in his round.
"I think I've found son1ething in n1y
stroke, something that puls me back
lo "·here I was years ago.'' the 40-year
old millionaire said.
Palmer had a little trouble with his
Irons, finding tour traps and missing
!wo . other greens. But be made up for
tl with the puller, coon Ung eight one-putt
greens and once chipping in.
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tempt to block ~ shot_ by the Lakers' Keith Erickson (right) in NBA
playoff game Friday night at the Forum. The Lakers won in overtime,
121·115, to knot the world title series at two games each.
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Derby , SC-Bruin Meet, •
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Racing fans will have their hands
fu ll switching channels this afternoon
as the 96\h running of the Kentucky
Derby is brought here live ar.d in color
on Channel 2 al 2 o'clock at the same
hour the annual USC.UCLA track and
field meet is ttlecast on Channel 11.
Terlago. the Santa Anita Derby winner,
heads a field of outslanding three.year-
olds in the Run for the Roses. Post
time for the race is at 2:38.
Close individual duels are expected
in the Bruin· Trojan meet. UCLA's John
Smith an ti Wayne Collett face USC's
Edesel Garrison in the 440. Dave Murphy
of USC and Mark Ost.oich of UCLA
vie in the shot put.
Top hurdlers are Tyrone Dutton of the
Trojans and UCLA's Jean Pierre Corval
and Duane Johnson .
When the Lakers and New York Knicks
switch to 1'.fadison Square Garden for
lhe fifth game of the NBA playoffs
l\1onday night, Channel 5 "'ill air the
action beginning at 5:30.
The major league baseball game of
the week today pits Minnesota and
Baltimore t.ogether in the Oriole park.
The Angels and Boston will be seen
on Channel 5 Sunday at 10:30.
Final round of the Byron Nelson Golf
Classic from Dallas, Texas will be aired
on Channel 7 Sunday aftcrnoOn at 2.
Hockey fans will be able to witness
lhe first game of the final Stanley Cup
TOOAY
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11 o'clock when the Boston Bru~ plaf ..
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Dodgers Drop :.
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To Montreal
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··ws ANGELES (AP) -Right·handtr'
Carl Morton, a one-time outfielder. bar~
fled Los Angeles on three hits FridaY:
night as he pitched the Montreal Expos
lo a 3-J victory before 32,929 Cap NIJ~·
fans at Dodger Stadium. ~
Morton, an outfielder in the AUanta-
organi.zaUon until three years ago, posted:'"
Dodger Slate
,,•:1 ·~ . •·irt..: P.m. ·~· hi~ second straight victory and bar_ elf'_ missed a shutout.
~ta~k Jones.dro~e In both of Pl-1ontreal's ~ins J~ the first inning folowing an lrij'
field single by Ron Brand an error by
J\1aury Wills and a walk l~ Jack Hiati
Jones then delivered a bases·loaded
double to center off Don Sutton. .
Rt.1sty Sta~b singled home an insurance run in the nrnth . ,. Th~ only Los Angeles run in lhe ~.:... : ond · • · ' .......... C a .111ning, also w11s unearned. ·Wiiii~ r l\ford reached base on a two-out ,
by shortstop Bobby Wine look ~rr9r:,
a. passed ball and scored 'on Bill Sudakf;. single. ,.
Morion. who defeated San Francj • ~~~ Sunday f!>'" hl1 first major lea::
tim:1'' was lit trouble only one other
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BERKELEY -Two returning veterans
and two junior college transfers from
lhe Huntingto11 Beacb area are scheduled
loj play a big role for the University
ot·Califonia in the 1970 football season . .._.
.f.s tbe Bears go Uu'ough thoir anmm
r:;j:dng dii.lb, TIDW uµtil May 16, seniors
Dave Penhall at quarterback. and Steve Reec8 at defensive e•d are erpected
lo maintain their starting roles and
Orange Coast c.n.ge trusfen steve
Purnell and Rick White are both flgbtlng
for starUDg berths at cent.er and
defensive end, respectively.
·After his great fWSb at the tail end
or his junior year. Penhall is going
to be a hard man to beat out at
quarterback. The fonner Westmtn.m.r
l·llgh star will be challenged by Steve
Curtis, whos, mid~a¥.>nrlnjury la~ year
1:ave Penhalf hlY bi~ Chance. · ; ~ .1
tn the Seasori finate. Penlian haa ~a
great day and convincingly displayed
confidence and poise. Dave hit on 23
or 36 passes and ."321 yards, passing
for one scOre ind ~· ror J\fO o)llfrs.
In that gaml! be cracked Cia.11: Morton
single game l1!COrds for most yards ~ and total offense yards. h ad·
dl'tion to goOd stat!:, Penball's consistency
'"'"1Id rate him the edge In the QB
batUe.
Reece .. the other Huntington Beach
product m a starting role, has one ~
o( startiaJ e'"°ie•ce •. .and at·g..1,. 205,
has the .quicldids agililJ, lllld size that
the well-respected California defense re·
quires.
Assuming ~ holds On tq 9oe
!lefensh·e end spot, Orange Coast
transfer Rick White will be battling
for the remaining erid poslti~. White's
biggest asset iS his site.
At 6-3, he is by far the largest o(
the five or six players vying for the
rOte, and lhought to have .an outside
chance or landing the starting berth
b)' opening game.
·Mother big OCC transfer, Bob Purnell,
IS··'rated al least an eve.. chance at
winaing the starting role at center. The
6.1, 225. all.state JC perfonner will be
Ial;tling BW Jobnaon from Napa JC
{~ 230).
GWC Rallies Late
For 4-0 Victory
Over Rio Hondo
. Golden West College broke up a 0.0
coOt.est with four runs in the bottom
°''_Ute seventh m.ing to overcome Rio
l-loodo, 4-0. in Southern California
CQaference baseball action Friday on
Uj# winnen' diamond.
. ~teve GrWllh went the distance 01 t.6e motmd for the Rustler•, lhutting
oil the v!>lllng Roadrunners on ,tbr<e
hi'fs, two waltl and siX Jtrikeouls. Ia the productive aeventb, Mike ~mberton ltd off for the boats with
a 'llingl~ and Tom Cornell'• sacr11ice
n\Ovtd pinchnmner Steve Johnson down
lo lleCOlld with the Rio Hondo pllcher
throwing wide al first.
Johnson scored from lhlrd o• a passed
ball whtte·two more runs tallied on Bill
f'iissell's single. '1im Hogan singled RuSAe.11 home with
t)lc final Rustler tally af~r. lhe latter
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Friday afternoon, Alvin White of
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over the host team. The loss dropped
the u-1rom a-. of the lead.
Marina's Vikings remained one-half
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Santa Ana, 2-1, on tbe ~ianers' diamond.
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ba¢k frnm • Tuesday defeat al the
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Anaheim drew a bye iR the tight
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OF STATE GA.ME
Westminster High'• Dan Broderkk has
pasled up Ule invit.aUon to partlcipate
in the first annu.l North.SOUth All-St.ar
basketball game at OaklaDd in July. I)
The 6-8 Llons ace told the DAILY
PILOT, "I think I'd rather work during
the summer and I don't want to \Ike
the chance or lo.ting a Job because of
the ttme required out of the area.
"I'll be phoning the Mllllkan coach
(ltowie Lyon) Monday to tell him
personally.
"The Orana:e county game is the one
I'd rather play ln anyway because I
know quite a lot of the. kids on the
1quad and evM on the opposing
side .•• ll!ld I think 111 •nJoy ll a lot
more," said Broderi~k.
came on home runs. Western opeoed
the scoring when Dean and Dave Huss
singled to get the game under way.
Craig LaMendola struck out before Dale
Wilsoa unloaded a three-rua homer.
Dan Moats put the Oiiers back in
contention in Ule second after Steve
Deeter walked when he blasted one over
the left field fence. ·
LaMendola then\ put the game out
or the Oilers reaCh in the. fifth with-
two away after Dave Huss singled with
the Utird four-ply blast or the game.
Santa Au's Saints played a game
of giveaway at Marina by committing
five errors and contributing a pair or
unearned runs.
First score came in the second inniJ1g
when Sleve Miller was safe 011 a throwing
eJTor and moved to second on Rick
Saeman's single to left field. Brock
Pemberton forced Saeman at second and
a belated throw to first was bobbled.
Miller kept running and a bad throw
allowed him to score.
Santa Au came back with a single
marker in the third on singles by Jerry
Kuno and Jerry Wyrick a•d a wild
pitch.
Len Beller, right fielder for Marina
'made the fielding play of the day, ~
diving catch of Jell Jiles' sinking liner
in the seco1d. He also walked in the
seventh, stole second and pi.1ch runner
Wally Kuzma scored the winning r.un
on another Saint throwing error.
Saddleback
Qualifies 26
For Finals
Saddleback College will send 26
qualifiers into today's Desert Conference
track and field finals at Victor Valley
College in Victorville.
Field events were scheduled to begin
at 11 a.m. with the first running event
set for noo1 .
Topping the list of Sa ddleback
qualifiers is Paul Cox, who will compete
in four field events and the 100-yard
dnsh. He placed first in the discus and
ja.velin throw in Friday's pre\ims at
Victor Valley .
-eox had a toss or 142-51-2 in the" discus
and a throw or 1734 in the javelia.
He also had the fourth best effort or
the day in the Jong jump (22-3o/,) alld
the seventh top performance in the shot
put (41-411).
He was also !!eeond in his heat of
the 100, clocking 10.2.
Saddleback's John Williams won his
heat of the 440 intermediate hurdles
In 59.8 ud also finished fifth in the
hJ&h jump altd third in oae heat of the 120 high hurdles.
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Saturday, May t. 1970 DAILY PILOT J1_
De · Anza ~Holds Swim Lead;
I ' ' • •
National JC Record Set
By CRAIG SHEFF
01 ftle O.llY P01t •11t1
Byron Reidenbaugh or Fullerlon Junior
College eclipsed a national junior college
record in the . 100..yard backstroke lo
highlight second day activity in the 22nd
aMual state junior college swimming
and diving champion9hips at Orange
Coast College Friday.
Re.idenbaugh 'clocked 54.S to erase the
old mark of S4.7 set in 1966 by Footttill's
John Leasure.
The record-breaking perfonnance was
a comeback of a sort for the Hornet
rreslunan, wbo was upset by Foothill's
Ken Gampbell in the 200 ind!vldual
medley Thuraday.
De Anza College of Cupertino (near
San Jose) beld the lead in the team
standings with 134 polnl!i, just one and
a third points ahead o.f LA Valley.
Golden West, with another day of
Eagles, Barons Fall
Edison, Sea Kings Post
' '
Irvine Loop_ Victories
Estancia l!igh School dropped its sec-
ond straight lrv!ne 'League baseball
decision lo fall into a second-place tic
with Santa Ana Valley Friday afternoon
to highlight area action .
toara dropped the Eagles for a ~-1
count at the losers' diamond.
Jn other lests, invading Edison
whitewashed Magnall~ 9--0, while Corona
del Mar was outsluggi1g host Costa
Mesa, 11·7, and Santa. Ana Valley
outscored visiting Fountain Valley, 12-11.
Loara's easy win was paced by the
nifty fwo.hjt pitching of rlghthander
rucbard Vince.
Vince laced 011ly 23 batters, struck.
out 13, walked no1e and had little trouble
with enemy bats.
Dave Bowen spoiled Vince's bid for
a shutout with a home run in the bollom
or the seventh inning. The ball skipped
under the rightfielder's diving attempt
and Bowen raced aro und the bags ror
!he solo homer.
Estancia pitching held up through three
innings with starter Jim Wat.son retiring
the first nine Saxon batters. But Loara
broke the ice with a fly ball double
a'ccounting for the first run -then
added another 01 Don Sta•dley ·s single.
Loara added another pair of ta1\ie!I
in the sixth when Clay Westlake smacked
a two-out single with the basa loaded.
Greg Powers was~e onl other Estan·
cia hitter to hit l galast Vince,
wi.th a clean single in e· Initial frame.
The Saxoas played under the cloud
of possible disaster with Monday's league
meeting scheduled. The Saxons ha~ been
nccused or using an ineligible player
in seve n of their loop games.
That span of games, incidentally, does
not include the first round Saxon win
over Estancia, but dOfs include Loar a ".s
4-0 decision of Santa Ana Valley.
Edison, meanwhile. made shambles of
the Magnolia pitching staff, raking the
Sentinels for II hits.
RaAdy Tyler got coach Bill Morri.s'
Chargers off and running early with
a two-run 390-foot homer in the first
inning.
Pitcher Ed Winn, in his first start,
limited the SeotiJlels to five hits en
route lo the shutout, strikiJlg out three
and walking three.
lfe also had three hits, including a
double and scored twice.
Tyler had three RBI to lead the
Chargers in that department.
Fountain Valley and Corqna de\ ti.1ar
\1•ere involved In slugfests, with the latter
<'?ming out on top of Costa Mesa by
virtue of back-to-back lour-ru n inning!I.
Leading the Sea Kings offensively was
junior Keith Samuels, who was four-for-
lour and had four JIB!.
Mate Stu Karl also had four hits -
in f.ive appearances at the plale, in ·
eludmg a homer and triple.
Mesan Dave Edwards was the leadblg
figure in· the losen' cause wUh a three.
riln homer in the sixth ianlng. '·
Fountain Valley had Santa Ana Valley
on the ropes early, but let the F3lcons
off the ,hook when the hosts came UP,
with six ru ns I" the third Inning to
lie it, U .
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seven times in the second on six hits
and a walk but were ·unable to hold
ofr the host:s.
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wi8ners came up with a pair or acoru
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Major League Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Ne\Y York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
~fontrtal
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13 6
II 9
II 9
' 8 10 10
6 13
\Yest Division
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Francisco
Dodgers
Houston
San Diego
17 ' II II
l l 12
10 11
8 14
7 15
Pct.
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.550
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Eaat Division
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Baltimore ,. 6 .100
Detroit .... "" 12 7 .632
Boston .......... 12 8 .600
Washington ...... II ' .550
New York ...... 10 12 .455
Cleveland ........ 8 II ,421
Weit Olvl1lon
Minnesota ...... 12 7 .632 Angels ..... " ... II I .6lt
Oakland .......... 9 12 .439
Chicago ...••••••• 8 12 .400 . Kansas City • . • • • 7 1J .350
MilwaUkee ........ s JI .238
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splendid swimming, was a surprising
third with ltK Points while Ora°'e Coast
was eighth with 74 2t3.
Orange Coast's best perrormance lhus
rar in the meet eame from butterfller
Chris Gammon, who finished second in
the 200.
Called the machine by teammates af:d
friends, Gamnlon bad a life time best
of 1:57.9. Carter Loven of Pasadena
won the event in I :_56.2.
Golden West's Don Lippoldt, Kri!
Swenson and Greg Feinberg also came
through with brilUant performances.
Lippoldt finished second In the 200
free in another llle time best ol 1:48.0.
Allen Plnoon ol LA Valley caplind the
event in 1:45.4.
Swenson placed third bth1nd Cam.men
In the 200 Oy, with a Ume of 1:01.2:
~bile Feinberg had Jn all time hlgh
in the 100 back (56.0) finishing third
in back of Reidenbaugh's record-shat~
tering pace.
The Golden West 800-yard rree relay
team of Feinber~. Bruce Gardner Keith
Donaldson and Lippold\ finished' fourth
\Yilh a time or 7:19.0, nearly 10 seconds
better than the previous season best.
FeinberJ logged 1:48.9 for his 200
yards, followed b' a 1:54.6 for Gardner,
1:49.5 for Donaldson and 1:46.0 fGr Lip-
poldt.
Prelims started· at 10 a.m. today in
the l,!50-tr.., JOO I~, :ZOO bacblnllle, :zoo br<aststrolte, 100 butterfly, 400 free
relay ll!ld tlneineler diving competition
with !be finaJa aet ior 5.
The other two winners In Friday'11
affair lnclUded Dave Mayekawa of El
Camino in' the 100 breut.stroke (1 :00.2)
and Ken Campbell of Foothlll in the
400 Inda lndividuaJ·medley (4:21.3).
It was Carripbell's second win or the
meet, having captured the 200 lndo on
Thursday.
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SI X OCC ENTRIES
JN CIR CU11' MEET
Orange Coast College \\•ill send six
entries to today's South Coast Conference
track and field finals at Balboa Stadium
in San Diego. The meet begins at 1 :30.
Thi! Pirates' George Barnett will com-
pete in the high jump and the. triple
jump. Other OCC qualifiers include Fred
Skirde (mile), Kurt Clemens (javelin)
Kevin Manix (pole vault) and the mil;
relay team.
Mt San Antonio College is a m,
favorite to capture team honors.
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'lbe Sou t be r 11 California
c.aleronct cnct IUld field
meet was supposed to be a
wide open affair, but·someone-
torgot &o tell LACC.
The ·cubs ran· away with
the circuit Cr'OW'n i n·tbe finals
at Golden Wett Friday, piling
up J 12 points lo outdistance
S«OOd place LA Harbor by
ll.
Golden West had a disap-
pointing day and finished in
fifth spot wilh 60 points.
LACC was sparked b y
sprinter' Willie Deckard. wtio
fou ght off an upset b>d by
East LA's David Gilliard lo
win both the 100 and 220.
Both s p rinters "·ere clocked
in 9.5 for the ca1tury while
Deckard had a tenth of a
second edge on Gilliard in
the 220 with a time af 20.1.
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PIAY SffOl!T OF.ftAGSTICI(
WllUI llRfEN IS SOAltED
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fasL Y<MI can IMan 1o carry your shots an the way
ID the bole with li(tfe le., of bouncing far _past.
Howewer, this is not atways the case wften' 'the
grMftS really are soaked to the point where they
.,. starting to puddle.
When this situation ocaus, it is best to play your
approach shots 1o land short of the hofe just as
you would Yoder nor.mal dry conditions. The reason
for this is becatJSe water. at rest on the green, does
not a"ltoW the ball to bite into the turf. Instead the
haft ••skips. .. just like a ,flat stooe skips across a
body of water,
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San Clemence 1Wept to Its
fourtb win ID a row and took
over sole })086e55lon of the
Crtstview Wgue baseba ll
lead Friday via a .U shutout
win OVff Foothill on the
losers' diamond,
The 'J'ritoo N~, ""'pied
witl1 mbsl<ia+ Viejo t H se•
back at Tustln, moved San
Clemente one game ahead of
Mission Viejo with just three
games left In the torrid
C restview race.
In anotber Crestview con-
fl ict. 1nvolving .an area nine,
hustling Laguna poMed its se-
cond loop win of the season
with a 2.-1 decision over
vi~fing-Orange.
At Foothill, San Clemet1te
righthander Glen Tsuma went
lhe r oute on the hill for
Marshall Adair's 1 e a g u e
leaders and relinquis hed just
one hit to the Knights'
normally potent offense ,
The winners picked up a
pair on runs in Lhe first and
c ame back in the third to
score an insurance taJly.
0..... AMI ft. I~ Kt\1911" eie.. t11 .. Id .......... 911 9M w. I!. "'-'-.... ., "" ._ " .... ~ tl1te ti 0.Ulemla. orw.. CMllY: I f'lW liMfld _,,.. 111 .. ,.... II. ~-U-•·• Joaded •~ ••••• M<llfl)M VIUO (II Oii ~II tt. lt'JI, ...... ""'• t 11111 illlerftt Ill Miii ,_......, ..,W U._.IU'lll '""' ....,.;; YtuA ....,., l'\ltllc; i.i ... lllr MW S tlf, ill 11'11 ..,...,,,. IJI ,.... ~ ti Or...-. on • ..... ;·,. of wtt1'"-and a # • t.,,,.. ...,,...., __,... wttti-'· Mwcw .,.,. "c~ . ...,.,.. .• ...,.i_ ~ ~ Ho'"* ct • ' I t t II-.·-1'f M tN --"'-.. ut • In llodf " ,,.., f1, "' bit batsman. ...~, .. 2 , 1 1 ... '"' i. ~ "' N wlttllrl ... City tt-N--1 ...._ ~_,.,
The JOSI 8vt(lged ID Ci.rlltt :_IY.$ .. •, : ~ ~ r~.ancl ~llOold ... ~ ~ ~ ~ : ~r i .. , 1 t 'o IO~ICIAL SEALI 2' of M~ """" tne 7--2 aetbact Tustin IUffeted at t::'; r1 , 0 ~ 0 """' K. HttltY Olflu of 111e COUt1tY ti I.he Diab!W hailds and put• ounc11 • • 1 • • t Nottrv l'llblk<tlllornl• Mid c-tt w -IY 11:-•i ••• T;u.-m' •••• for third CIT~ • ,J • 1 0 PrfnclHI ~ In .... Nortl'I N--ort I • u I•". r'. WI un;:iit I.I Bot"U I 2 • 0 f Ori-c-t\' ......_, lffdl, (lllfornlo. with Foothill, tbrte games win• ,,.. I • 0 • M, CoiM\hMll EQ11'1'1 NOTl(I IS HEREIY GIVEN c::
behind San Cle.meiite. Tot•1• "•1 • 1 ~·":"~ ~ °"'"' f'1W, :'.M.~.::' "22.c!:"~~:~ w..t TlllTIW CU ....SI ts. Mw 1. t, W. lf?I ~ ltltt u.. Cll'I ol CMfo M1M. (OWltY
Berce struck out four Tillers • , -~ .-o,.,... SJ•'-" e.111omi., 1 w111 _... --1 ~U.Oher, rt ~ 2 1 0 ,_.&1" NOTllWI Mii ot ,wile ouctlon .... l!Wllft
-11111..1 gave up vwY•two walkS. Uk.~" , • 0 1 ~ .__ b&ddifr. fror """ "' 111wrv1 rr.eo1t¥ t1
Laguna sco~ •;ngle runs .s1mc.nrn, • 2 o t t ""' Unlltd "'""' •• ..,. r1111t, '«'119 '<IQ '"' ROC«I. M J 0 1 I ToUIU ond Int.,_, of Mid l\lldlrfMflt ...,..,,_ in the first and second 1 .... :.: .. p Wllllaml, (' l 0 • • MOTtc• TO CJl.IDITOIS In ... •bo'll MW!bfd jWOP111Y, or• .,.,..,~ lurt1. 111 2 t • D • mudl ltlfftof M _., "' _....,, enroute to its upSet wln over .Shllw", JD , 0 , 0 SUl'IRIOI: COll•T 011 TMI lo Miit,, r.tllll _....,.. """ aw-VIII
Or Hldl,,..,. 2ll 1 • o • ST4jl CH' CAl..l'°kNIA ll'OR lnttrwt ... tom.. ange. BW!Jltt, cf ' • • • TM COUNTY otr OIAM• o.ted •I c.11 Mela. <•-'''" .... A.uln a-g K···'er's tw~-·t solo T11t111 1• 2 a 1 ••-_ ••• ,, ·•••· -n. 1m. •
... ~ Y"V\I kWI ~· , • .,. Naf1CE 1s'HERiev Gt~N .. tbe Ffl:ANC1S L. OLASElt
home run over the right field • H • cr.irton of tho .-. __,''*-*ill =:.r <:ourT
fence got the victorious Artists M'"*' v1it1o 100 ooe ..._, ' 1 ""' 1n -Mlltn9 c1a1tn1 ... 1 ... 1 ..___, ,_,......, H---·T11111n lCI OOI •-2 i, '1 !ht uld MeDent ll't l'tCIUlrof to 1111 J".'!.·;,1 Qki~:t .,....,
their inttlal tally in lhe first. lj;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~\lllMI. Wltll ttw __,... \IOllChlrs, 1n "" • Kessler's outfield m a t e "'° vHk:I "' ""' ~ien " -. •boYe e ... e. J. Post.I =l~.:V or ~to "*l;. w~: ,.ID r.r:,;'~l!TT, JR. Sheldon Berman ignited things .,...._. .. w.' emc:e" t..r iftomiY•. l'lllolMlfh-A...,...,
..
fo r the winners In the second I Bel KHMEHR ANO EDWARDS, ..... wu11 .. u. s. N1t1Ht1 ... 11n.
W'"" a leadoff walk. T.,,,.. $trfft. SMNo .,,., c.111en11&-'1JG:l; so. o...._ c.1"'* n 1t1 ...... UI whldl Is ff1ir .i1<1 "' Mi-of tho l'UllH~ <W•ntie c-t D11f'"t I',,..,
lie moved to second on a
fielder's choi<:i! and came
home on Chuck Corwin's two-
bagger.
OaAHGE Ill
Y llndll"lleNd lrt oll 1t11ttwl ptr111ft11111 APl'll 2J;f'f f, t, lt:l8 m-19 Ou to l'lle ~1te of ukl llecldotnl, wlltlln
fouf ""°""" '""" ""' nm M lk11111n LEGAL NOTICE
D"d 't 111 !Ills nollce. , I n 01tt11 ~H u , 1m. ,.mu
FLOY LCWl!L..ACE IEAUDllY CllTl,ICAYI OP •USINIU Adrnlnl11 .. tr11 wlftl the Know wlll lllMXed of tfl9 ftllll P"ICTITIOUS NA.Ml ~
of tlM lblln nolMd deeldlllt, TM Utllltr~ned dlleJ etrTI,, hi, It S(HMl!H• AND JDW.t.llDS conduc.111111 • bonlness It '"1 .......
''' Mll'tllll I . llfW.,. Hunllltfton Btldl, Calllllrllio, IJl!dff1fllll
Mii w"' y ..... SIY'tll Plctltlout nnn -f/lf YES ONE HOU.It t1•1 • .ll\I, C.Ulf. nn:t CLEANERS ..W 1t11t ulll llrm II _,..
The only other double win-
ner in the m eet was hurdler
Lance Babb of LACC. He easi·
Jy won the 120 highs in 14.3
and captured ihe 440 j~ ""e ,., -.. -""-termediat. huroles by about L-------------"'====~
C raig Anderson led off the
first for the Tritons with a
walk and then stole second.
81rti.t1. rf
Salooclo. 11
Smoltrlltl, cf
Sdlrodtr, II
S.ndlord, c KCPlllllr, lit
Lobl!c, 2b lrw lne, 2b 81k<1r, lb
Ha111tr, Ill!
Llvlneston, P Sh1r1,.,. 1>
Tot1ls
"
1b r II rlll
4 0 I 0
l o o a
1 1 • 0
2 0 0 0
l 0 2 l
J 0 1 G
1 0 0 11
I 0 0 0 z o o a
I 0 0 0
C C 0 G
1 o a o
15 1 4 I
Hlf'1"'1 -If ftMtt QllN'h
.,,.1111$ tHl'1 """' ...... ""'" -ftl 11'1 ''" , _, , 1')11 "8'!1
lhll -'"" ic ... tlKll ... o.rtt ... llf ltll, lroll.l!'l·Tlp,•llr°""i,
fMlllh, hid ....... -I rKI
..,....,11111 " "" Deny, ... -Ir -I rHI .tlll" 11'1111
Ttl!' tn4l ~ pOSM o1 Ille lllllllwl1111 --..... A~ fw A ....... dr.M1 -Ill Ill" Ind .. Joa of ·~
Pllltllt.lted o~-C&ut 011!'f Pilot. 11 II ~llowl: •
30 yards, clocking 53.7. ·
Golden W e s t ' s Doug
Schmenk captured lhe mile
in 4:21.7 with teammate Terry
McKeon winning the twcrmile
in 9:38.i. McKeoo was secood
in the mile (4:24;5) while
Schmenk placed sixth in the
eight-lap event (10:27.1).
The Rustlers' Phil Age and
Dennis ~laas had a pair o(
thlrds. Maas ck>cked 50.0 in
the -440 and Age had• a time
ot 21 .6 in the 220,
Other highlighta of the meet
included a 4g.a1~ triple jump
by East LA1s James Butts
and a 3:19.5 mile relay by
LACC. Golden West finished
second in the mile relay with
a clocking of 3:22.0.
S1utMr1 callflrlN c.....,._,
Tndl .... f'ltlll 111111•
f.40 ~11 ... -1, LACC, •1.1; 1, LA HortlOr. •l.I; I, E.:st LA. 0 .4;
•• 11111 HondO. c:.s.
Miii -I. Scllnllll'* CGilldtlt Wntl,
•:11.11 1. McK-!Go'*" W11U, •.11..S; I, Licit CH1,._J, •:l2.1; ._ YIM'Mr (LA.CC I, l ::M.2: 5.. PllllllPI
C~l. ''J5·'' '-k'tller (Golden Wetll. ~:U.S.
120 H1911 HUf'dles - 1. l tbb (L\[C1 11.J; 1. wm1-1Souttwo•tl. 14.Jr ~' ~... '-"• 1i8l'ltltl\. J~; ~ ..... _,,. IHMtiirt.-"lf.4'' S ,
w1i.111netcn CU.CC), u ,s1 •· John"'"
ILACC), lS.t . 1ftt01 _..t -1, \/'11111•11 tH•fborl,
SWY.: 2. 1.ncl11'1on !IOl.ltl'fwfttl.t~lV.:
l. Fort1!1r CCrPl'IUl. Jl ... y,o: '· JIClbsol'I (fast LAI, 51, ..... ; P-11
CEl'lt W. M.,j'H~ ,....,_ IGlllO!l't
WntJ, 4'·%\lo. ._ -I. Pf'llton CU.CC>. 51-'t 1. Nldl...-4LACC), M.1; ). MllM
fGGldtl'I WQ•J. JIJ.l : '· Gf"'1 ISllUlllW1!$l), 51.31 5. 11"-(t-11•borl,
.50.f J 6. McMll\Olt IGckllfl Wfftl, 51.l. DlllCllS -1. Fornier (CVP!eU), 1~1 2. Mllo"11n (Ille Honcllll. 155·3:
3. JKCbson CE11! L.t.I, 1(1 .. ; '· \lr.hlkl1(t11'11orl,14(1.lOV.: S. Pt14!,_ /Octdln Wtt.I:, 1lM; 6. aoc1r1auel
CENI LAl, 1»-IO'A. L-1..rN> -I. 8uHf !E1st LA I,
2:MI""; 1. L-hrldtt ILACCI, :l-6;
l. Fry (£111 L.AJ, 2Ml': '· Jel'tl't!"111 1H1fborl, n-.... : 5. A-llln (E11I
LAI. n -HV.; '· HI/It (L.ACCJ, n-v.. 100 -1. Oec:Ji;1ro ILACC !. J,~;
7, Gllll1rd fEo•I l.A), t.$: 3. JOfll!'I fH1fbor), t.S1 .. Wlllrn !Rio Hondo!, 10.G; 5. MOcll fE•1t LA), 10.D; I .
K1m1> {(;(!Iden WHO, no !lm1.
110 -I, Couch {Sflull\Wtlll, l :~l.I:
1. Hif"flll'Cltl !Rio l"lonclol, 1:51.11
'· Ao<lrli:i""l IE.111 LAI 1:51.6: •. Putr11 (IU,._l, !:SI.I; 5. G1tfney
~Golelell wnn. 2:06,J: 6. ~ !Gold~ WIS!). 1:11.l.
4-IO lnl. hu,Oll!i -I. ll1tlb (LI.CC!,
5l.J: 2. H.....,.. 411:10 t1cnclal. Sli.O:
J. Wlllilm1 fSoutnwr111. M.2; '· W11hintlon {L.ACCJ. 51.J; '· Gr•• (t11rbor), 57.,; I. P1te ILACCl, Sii.i .
Tripi• lump -1. Buftl CE11t LA ).
n .JU,: 1. JtrH'lln91 !H1rtior ), 11·1''>:
l . lausihrlcl91 IL.ACC), ~; '· Mort•~ !H1rbot), 0-11 \lo; S. J-• (Soulllwt10,
13-1114: 6. l'OW'! ILACC I, "3-3\'l.
2'0 -f. Dtdl..,.d {LA.CC), 10.7:
'· Gil111,d (E11I LAI, :ro.•; J . ._,,
1Ga1c1e<n we,u. ''"'' 4. Nldi:Hoor. CL.A.CCI, 11.11 $, J-1 (H1rllor), 21.1; I. 8t•1!tt (H1rbor), 2t .I.
Hitll lumt -I. Pith fCY'llrt!l-'1, &-21 2. Emflr>gfr (ll lo Hol'tda), &-1: t.J"' 'it':~): ~~1..-d ,'.LA~~!~=
ICJl>f1"UJ. 6-0; 6. s11rt1.1 {Sflulllw1:11J, ...
2-mlle -1. Mclt"ton IGcJdoen Wesll. t:•.$1 t. Bell IH~). t :ft-'' J. Miier iE11t LAI, f!'».•1 4.. PhllllPS l~ll. 10:1111.11 5. Glu 11\lo
1Hlftlol"1, 10:11.1; 6. Scllmenlt (Gokllll w ... 11. 10:11.•.
"1111 "Vllllt -l. $!martt f(\lllfil'Ul,
14-1; 2. Gr•nvlllt Ja lo Hancllll, 13-6:
J. Slncl•M (Rio Hondo), 1l-CI; '· Wold (H1rbor), ll-CI.
Mii' rtltY -I. LACC. 3,1t.s: 1. Gcldtn Well, J:n .o: J. Sol.lll'lwtll,
J,n .I: (. L!:11t LA. ):2•.t: $. H1rbor,
J:?J.D: '· Rla Honllel, J:JS I. Flfwll Kori"' -1.ACC IU, LA
M1fbor II, E151 LA 7', Alo Hondo '1, Gclden Wtsl 60, SoulhWUt 51, t TI1rn1 ll.
Prep, JC
Golf Scores
For Coast Area
Tennis Ro~dup
·-........ IHl'IJ IU"') Et11ncl1 SlnolH M11kttt (El oet Su1dorl !L I 6-l: de! T•nt CL) 6-G; dlll Frellr Ill 1~ dlll Zurek Ill 6-1. S1tlnll1lll lco•t 1.f: won 1·J1 Iott l.f; 0-4.
Monarchs
Drop 2-0
Decision
LONG BEACH -Mater
Dei's ltfonarchs out-hit host
St. Anlhony Friday afternoon
at Wardlow Park but two "er-
r ors following a pair of singles
and a sacrifice gave the Saints
two unearned runs and a Z-0
victory in Angelus League
baseball action.
Chuck Adams, the Monarch
hurler, was a victim of his
team's defensive letdown. He
gave up five hits in four in-
Qings. Neilher Saint tally wa~
earned. •
MA111t Ofl Ctl
H1111>erl, t
C11tt1oe. 111
,... ....... ]ti
Munir, Ht
Gtnll~. H
S.l111r, II Bl'Old, t i
H111tr, 11
c1ou11n. •• Ao1>i.ton, r1
SllnPM)l't, r1
Ad1m1, I> ShtlOOlt, 1111 M1rmaud, I> Witt, ph
'
FounUlft llltl•V IH'NJ !l\'ol SA \/'1lllf
1111111s
Shaw IFl def. G~nil,ld CV) '-'·
oet. Nord1trom 6-0. d~. $m!1 h '"'· de!. Fern•llder 64. Mike TOQl>ln !Fl ""1lA 6-J, won
6-2: ID1! 2.f: -6-.1.
T111d&I CF) won '-JI lied H ; WOlt ....... 6-1 \11ilnnlll• !F) WOOi t,.7, ...... •·1, ., _,.,
Kr•wctrk and Mll~r (Fl SPiii wllll
Hollm1n Ind K11m1r !VI ,.,, 6-61
def, 8onll1c1 end Durart 4-3, •-o.
M1 ... 11 TCPPln Ind Torr (Fl 1111!
, .... 1 .. 1 lot! .1-7, 1-6,
J11Nw •.;tr111r
Fllllllllll Vllltr ,,, IOI s.t. V•l1"' Slllllltlc
$chlldh1Ulf" ... !Fl oet, Pike !VI 6-1,
C""'° (F) dtl. Pell l""ICl't (VI 1-3, .... t{eid ff') Clef. Ontiv1••1 IVI 60, ..
Clllel!WI" !FJ del ........ lohl !V> 6°0, ••• Paul (F) de/. Oli.on !VJ 1-1. 6-4,
Dot.Illes
~lier t l'CI MlktlMWI I Fl d~. M~lhew\
• ..., HIMI !V) .. C, .1-7, •·I, Morrl1 and Vam1ok1 (Fl d•I Burll.l!llll 6nd Meli.on {VI 6-1. 1·1.
1-$. Fretl"SIPh Fl\lfl!•lft Vlllty C1tl Cl) SA VllllV
Dan Cludy moved him to
third on a sacrifl~ bunt.
Alter Robifl Reschan
duplicated Anderson's feat b y .
walking and stealing second,
Mike Kiernan knocked in both
of the_m with · a base hit to.
right center.
In Uie Ullrd Anderson
staited it off with a double
and came home when the
Foothill catdler overthrew the
first baseman on an attempted
sacrifice bunt by Bru<:i! Jones.
N i fty M issio fl Viejo
righlhandf:r T om Berce allow-
e d only three Tustin hits but
received only three-hit support
from h is teammates as the
unfortunate Diablos dropped
into second place.
Alter the Diablos jumped·
bfr to a J.-0 edge in the top
of the first, Tustin r e turned
the favor with a run in the
bottom of that frame.
'The Tillers added the win-
ning margin in the third on
a triple and ·a sacrifice fly.
Mission Viejo got its only
run on a sacrifice fly by Rick;.
Wadsley, sending Rud y
..Jl,Qll:nes llf-....u.e.,
LAGUNA IEACH
(llfWln. ?b
Scnmnz, ss
ktnltr, It
McElllol't,, lb
Held. lb
8toolli, ,,
SPIMtr. 1>
B1rm1n. d Nel•wendl!r, e To1111
"' 1br~rbl
J 0 2 I
3 G 0 G l I 1 1
J O I O
J 0 0 0
l a o o , 0 0 0
0 I 0 0
1 0 0 •
" 2 4 ! Scor-t br ln!Olntt
Qr•"9• Cl(IO c;o1
L~Ul'tll Btith 110 000
SAN CLEMENTE
Ande•.a~. SI Jones, lb Cll/dy, II
0. Lomtl.lrdl, ti
Ractlrn, 1 b
Klt•"lln, ct-rt
Slelntr, 1b
S.Lll"' rf S. Lombltdl, ct
Wf~hl. c Tsum•. p TO!ol1
FOOTH ILL !ll
J1ck1Dfl, ..
Mltl1n, d C1r11enter, It
VlnDordrK!ll. a B16dll0ff, 1> SclWldJI, 11
l.d1mf. c: Tewn, lb
(11111, ?to
Tol1l1
'HE 6-1 • 0
•-1 4 J
"' •Ir 11 1111
1 1 1 0
l 0 0 0
l 0 I 0 c c 0 0
I I C 0
• 0 1 2
I I I 0 ) c 0 0
0 0 0 0
l 0 0 0
1 0 1 0
11 l 5 2
ID•hrlll
J 0 0 0
l 0 0 11
) 0 0 0
l 0 0 c l 0 0 •
) 0 0 •
2 0 0 0
1 0 0 0
1 O I O
24 0 1 0
t HE
101 000 0-.J 5 •
000 000 0-4 1 '
Baseball Stru1dings
SOUTMEaN CAL CONFEllENCE
LACC
•lo Hondo LA Harbor CYPress
E•51 L,t.
Golden WtJI
W L GI " ' . ' ' ' ' . .. ' ' . . 'JO I
ANGELUS LEAGUE WI.. GI
M ' . ' ' .. ' . ' ' ' ' . ' '
* Mtre'I 11 9ddlty lbilvl flll mlllll" 1i1ew IN111Nll i-.etf'll tor _, __ ....... llt-.... -
,Wr1r In -.. -• • • TIMI rt<ff1I w11 Mt woy Ne-lft
1'14 "' ""' lltNmlt'r If tlll C1f'lli w11111 ho Ntttof Ill 11
1"11111ln-t1,,..-1Mtc1111,
IMU9fl Ill -1111 -..... 1111 II "' 11111 • , , Y111"' llllnli t.I Ill tfl9 T"" filKI
lfllll, llMI Will! Ill 1111 ~If
lluttlf'I ldl... "' f!lt .. st 4"
111111tt. ""'-_.. IN Ible 11 ~ lelltn1t1J'1 llC·
lfd 1HJ1 Ill IM l'Ytf hll.
* W .... 1 •II llllklll 11 I 111111<
ball 1111111 ,11111 l!lltldrtd1 If
tlmlt -bvl -.! ,..,..., tor
Wlltt fllMft, mltl Ifill " ...... 11111 • • • C111 rn ,_,,...,.,
If 1111 '°""' 9t llolTll ,Wit toclt
!WI !llkltr" ... "" tlkhl!'f ' •• Tiii flllnl fKff tlM Clkl!tr".
* I Ml Yft1 .idft'I ~llfw 11111 Tl"' 0·1~1ni.r, "ftlt Wllftr'•
Sctlcll". .. MW l111porlecl Mr
,.. II I lrllly '"""illl lf'ICI "" , .... , Sctldt "'91111
"' Clttfe,...11.
TAM
O'SHANTER
Scotch Whisk)'
$56! ..
4Prll 2S, Mll\I t. ,, U, 1t10 714-'10 K111t K. lttntl"orn, 2IOI Dnlur,. c.ii1 -'-'-":':O:::'::C-:::=:::;:----Men, C111forn11 · I.EGAL N<mCE -, D1t111 ....,,11 :rt. 1"° ':1------;;::;;;;-----"'--I Ken! K. eer.ttrom ~ ,._171M STAT!!" 011' CALIFORNIA. ORANGE COUNTY: ClltTllllCATI! 01" •USIN•ss Ott Aprl! 2t, 1t10. Mlw9 '"'· •
FtcYITIOUS NAMI Noll"' Publk In and fir .. fl! .Sflh, Tiii ~ llllltJ urTlf-.. ho Is ...,_..,,... IPfl'elfed I(""' IC. hr91'"'"'
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Ctlifon:r E11119\'ll Bur.:ren, 1' 1 1 2 Notarr Public • O lllwnl•
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Jan. 11. 1tn ORANGE COUNTY: Publli.lllG Or1...,e C1111t Dtoltt l'llot,
On 1.1>1"11 2t, H'IO, betofl ~ 1 Mllr L '· H, U. 1'10 ll7•1t
Nc!lrr Public l'I ..., for H1d State,
pOrlONll!r ·~ Cllllard E-LEGAL NOTICE •
Burden known 111 m1 to be tlle __, --------------who-. !Wlmt 11 tublcrlbtd to 1111 wltll!n SUltEIUOR COURT Of' YM8 Instrument end 1cio-ltdeeo /It l"let.Uled STATE 01" C.t.L.IFORNIA P"OR ~:rc:~L SEAL) TttE COUNTY OJI" ou•• N1, A""51ft ,
Me"' IC. HenrY °NOTICE OF NEARINO Olt Pl!TfTION Not1rr Public • Calllornla FOa ll'ft09ATI! 01" WILL. AND POil
Prlf'ICINI . Offltl In 1..I TTl!llS TESTAMINTARY
Or11>111 Count1 Ell"ltt 9f $1.MUEL. M. klHWA.L D, M, C11m111lulon Exoirts O.U.Md.
NOY. 24, l•n NOTICE IS HEREIY CIYEJf !hot
l'ublisl'ltd Or111t1e C111.t !>toll ... 11'11111, Dtllld J.rllml k l11W11cf IM• fllld ,.....
Mir 2, t, 16, 23, 1'7'11 ~10 1 l!lflt1on for Problto of WHI ... SI--"-':-::::':-::--:::::::::=-,--"'. lllr l1W1nce ct l,t'fTers Tnllmtnlll'Y LEGAL NOTICE • "' "'' P1111r-r. ,.,.f.. to wllfdl , , II ll'IM!e IOI' tvrther .-rflcvlll'"I, anil
1'47llS that the tlm1 ind plac1 (If hu"*'* lhe NIM hu bftn Ml for M.., 12, CEITl,ICATE 0,. SUSIN'liSS )•10. i i t :30 1.m .. 1n tti. court,...., PICTtTIOlll N""".t of DfJl'fTmellt Ho. l GI ~ eMlf'I,
T1'll ww;Rfslened -e11111"t Pie 11 11 11111 c..,1, c..,ter Dr'IW w..a. Ir! Cllndudl"' • buslltftl •f 2051 N"""'1 tM CllY ct Sin!• Ana. C1rttwflllo. IMI, (.SUlle 12), Cotto Miii ("'27), Dilld April :If, 1'10
C1llP01nll, undff Ille lldl~ llfm lllmt W E ST J()tlN,
of llESTOll!AAl)..VNITl!D Wiii "''' told cOuntV Clff1c firm ls ~of flll f'Dllowitlt "1'Htl, MUR .. AY M. CMOTINI• a
wllo&I n•me In !UH t nd e\let"' rRlcltnct "· H. Rl!ISMAM 11 11 fotfowt: UI °"""or., 5111111 I . Devlll J . Kl1111, 301 AYklclo, Sulq NtWHl"t Idell. C.llf, ,_..
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Otvld J. 11:1111 Pv~lllled °"'"" CO.If Dt.Hr 1'1!c4 STATE OF CAl.IFOaNIA. Mn. 1. t. J, 1•111 m.~ OllANGE COIJNTY:
On ..._.,rll 30, lt7tl. hlor1 me, • LEGAL NOTJCE ~ Not1rv Public /fl ind for s.11d Sllte •• , _____________ _.
PffSlllllllY 1-l'ed DIYlll J, Kl1111 k"l'wnt IAI --1<1 me IO be llle pt,_ wllow Mme ,._,
Is IUbl(rlbed "' "" wltlll~ lnllf"\l!Tlllll SU1t1!•10• cou•Y 0, TMll Ind Kk"-'""1ed ht t•ICll!ed Ille Yl'lle. STAT! OF CALIP'OlllUA 1"011: {OFFICIAL SEAL) TMI! COUNTY 01" OllAN•I
Mer'f K. Henl'\I HI, A '1'"' No11rv Public • C1!llcrnl1 NOTICI!" OP SALi! OP" llllAL Piii•
Prlnc!1>1l Office tn l'EaTY AT l'•IVATI SAL• J
Or11191 Cou~tr E1!1!1 of ffATHANAEL W1LLAll.' Mr C11mmlulort Elllllllll WALKER, 1~1 NATHANAEL. W 1
NoY. 14. 1t7' WALKER, HcullCI. _ ~
Publl1tled Or-e Co.ts! O.ilr Piiot NOTICE 1$ HEREBY CIYl!N '""' .. ' ' '.
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Golden Wnl '· ll lo HondQ o LI.CC 11, E11t LA 0
Ffl .. ,.1 SClfn St. l\nlho!w 1, Miter Oel
Bli.lloll "11111 I, St. Poul 1 Plus X 6, ~rvlle O
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Golden W"I 11 E11! LI\ Rio Hol\Clo 11 CYPrt! .. LA Ha fbof 11 LACC
SUNSET LEAGUE
WQtern
M1rln1 Watmlnl!er Anaheim
N-POfl Harbor
Sa<1!1 ""' Huntln1uon Beech
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1 ft l'·• Fflll1r1 Scor•~ Newl>Orl H•rbOr ,, Wts!mln'I~• o W1Slern 1, Huntlnglon l tlch l M1rl1111 1, S.nl1 l.111 I
Mitldl\"1 GlmtS
t-lunrlnirton Beach 11 Santa l\na &n1lleim el We1!mlnsrer M111na 11 Ntwpar"I Hetbor
CllESTVIEW 1.."E.t.QUE
lttVINE LEAGUE
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Tu•1d1y•s G1mt' Servlr1 at Mtttt 0,1 SI. Anlllo1w ., BIS/>011 Amt! SI. PtYI II PIV$ l(
GAttDEN GROVE ll:AOUi.
Garden c;,.,.,,
LI Do,iln!I Bol•• Gr1nae P1cmca S•nrl1110 R1n<:l'IO Al1mllc1
WI.. GI • • . ' ' ' . ' ' . ' ' . . ) 10 •
Frio.~" Scofn G1rd'n Gro~e J. Sanli100 O Bclsa Grand~ 1, La Quinta J P1c!lfc1 4, Rancho l\lamllo~ !
Mond•Y'I G1m11 le 0Uln!8 at ~nllaoo BPlll Grande ar PKlflca G1rden f.ir-ov. el Rencl'>O "l1m1~1
OllANGE LEAf.iUE
Los Alt mil.l! K11tll1
W 1.. GI
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FrldlY'I $Ctrff Lo5 l\l•mltos 1, $11(1d'--"1ct I El Oc11!.; 2, I re• 1 K1!ttl1 ,, Vl"1l(l1 0
Sanor1 6. LOI •mltm 1
Moftdlr's 1<11111t1 Vall M.11 1! 8"1 El OGrldo 11 Slddltto1ck lot l.lt mllal 11 SOl\Or1 Los Amloos 11 Ka!flla
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NOTICE TO CltEOITORS SU1tE•10• COUllT 01' 'TMI Court. on Ffld1y, Ml .... 29. lt7d, .. SU,.ERIOlt COURT OF THE STAE 0,. C.t,Lfl"Oa NOA ll'Olt '"' hour of 11 :15 1.m .• or 1111rllftwf
STATE DI" CALIFORNIA FOR THI! COUNTY OF OUNQ.. wltllln ltil tlm1 lllowtd b'fl 11\11, •. If
THE COUNTY OF ORANG E .... A.u.ts '"' Dlfke of ""' ol'k>l"M'f'S fO!' ~ Nt. Mm' NOTICE OF SALi 01" RIAL l'RO ... Ackl\lnl1lr1lrb, JU Wut Tlllfd Sfr'M'lt
Esrare Ill Ml.XJMINO SIFUENTES, laTY AT l'IUVA'T• SAL.I! S.n" AN, C1Uloml1, l h •19111, Ill~
Dect•ltd. • Ellale Ill HOLL.ANO LEI.CH WALKER. lnltrnt Ind Hiiie of 11kt doc~ NOTICE 11 HEREBY GIVEN to ll'le lkl Holland 1.. Wtllnr tkl Hollencl •! Ille llmt ol' hll dHltl, Md crldllorl ot 1ne 1bovt namf(I (ltetdnor Wiiker, dKeised. ' r111M, title Ind l~ler .. I 11111 hit tlll
111at I ll 1>er1111" hiving Clllm• 1g1l11st NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhll "'" PllW tCCIUif"l!d C., -lllart . lflw. or c111-1se. 1l11Ct 1111 dHltl. lit lht NKI decl!d*"! art re<Nlrl'd lo till rtie u-rslvned. 11 Admlnl11r1lrlx "4 -lo ll>e ~llowlftll dtKrllled rnl: r~, will! lht M<:est.trv \IOl.ICl'lefl, In ltlt 11lllt ol' mo 1bave n11T11<1 dect<lftll. 11,._rtY, •
II>' cHii:e c• th1 clerk 111 lllt 1tiovt wll1 11111 1! grlvt le u~ to the llt9'1est l'AllCi:L ONE• I
e<ilifll!<I coor!, or to P•6tnl !hem, Wiii! •nd bftl bidder ""°" 1111 ltrm1 11\d An undlvldt<d on.hilt lnteruf 1f11 11>e oect~ .. N vouche rf. le 1111 un-concHllon1 llereln10er men1~ 1"'1 sub-the E•il 26 1~1 of 11\t Wtil '611
ot .. ionm •I th' ot!lce of her attome,: lid tc conlfrmellon b, Mid SUi>trlor '"' 111 "'' Sou!ll 100 1..,1 cl tt.r PATitlCK E. DUGGAN, I~ Ea11 T7tti Cour1, on FfJdlY. Mf' 29, lt10, II North no fNt of ttl9 1:111 " ll4*hlfiS
S!rHt, s1nl1 ""'· C1ll~rn11, Wl!lch " h l>Ol.lr of ~1,1s 1.m., or llltirutlllr of ll'MI Northf!lst Ou.rlllr ., th&. Ille pllce ct bu11neu 111 ""' i.mc1en.lo;1111<1 \filltllln the flrne 1tlowed tw i.w, 11 SoutllWHT Qutrtw of section 16 ··w
In all rn.111e .. P1r11!nlng IC ltltc Hiiie ll'MI lll'flt t of lfle lllomtYI for 1111 Tow..91111> $ South Rlnte IT W~ 111 M!d _,, wl!hln tour montllll lnlstrelrh<. ~11 Wat Tlhfd Street, Rindlo LI 101111 'chkl, lrt h Cl , all..,. 1111 flr.1 Plltlllc:llO"I of !Ills nat!c1. $1nl1 I.Ill, C11!tornl1, 111 r)9hl, 11119, of t-luntl"'""' Inell, Counf'f' of Or•
Dated Aprll J , 1t7& lnttr11t and fl11te of 111d declldtnl Still of Clllfornii 11 iMwn~ GOMESINO" SIFUENTES If ll'lt lime of ll!t cle111!. Mid "I nflll !,,.,IOI ~did Ill l oat •
E•ecvlrlz ol tlle Wiii of l111ht, Hile Ind lnte,.11 ""' hl1 11l1tt Piiie lJ Ml1Ctlkll'M!GV$ ,,.,.... ;I Ill• 1boYt "llmld dKecllnl m1y hive IC<l~lfld lw -•111011 Ill of P.!:I' t'r•l'llliir 'C.t#r..rt (~
l'l,Ta lCI( I!. DUGGAN l1w, Of all'le!'Wl&fl, 1lnc1 ~ tte1tt;, ffl Lot 17 of .. IMUot"I M.lp '11) U05 Eal ~nll Sl•MI •nd lo t:;e l11llOWl111 OIK•lbe4 reel l'ARClil.. TWO· •
111111 An•, C1l'ltn1l1 P•-rtv: All undlwlc!eCr one-1\111 lrtft!'"' fa.
T•I; Sl~47 PAaCEI.. CNt:: t111 E11! 2' Peet of ll'MI W11t ~·"' Al!OrMJ -l l l<CMlrtl l\n uncll'llded OM-tlllf !Merest hi '"' Ill ll'MI Swttl IOO "'' • PutlUll!ed Oran91 Collf Dilly Pllo1, fflt E11f N '"' of llHI Well W Norft1 120 Itel t1I It'll Eiit -"' M1t 2, t, 16, 21. 1tJD t:U-10 lttl of Jlle $ovlll IDO Ifft of ,.... tit tfl9 Nortl'lffd Qlll<"lt'r l1f tt.
Nerti! 12G fie! llf tM E11! -.M" Sou""""' Qulrfff el Sec!lon .,. 1 .. of tt101 Norllle11t O....rter llf the T ••• 5outllwttf Qlllrlff" of Secllort 26, CWMlllP S SGl.rtll. RlnH 11 W9'f~
Townsfl(1 s Soulll. •e1111e 11 West Rll'l(!'lo LI 8o1M Ciika, In ""' cl"' NOTICE TO CalDtTORS Ral'cllo LI 801M Clllcl In tti c1..'. of HunH"'ton 8e1cti, Count"( of Or1"""J
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LEGAL NOTICE
Lea•• E•1encla
" " ol Hunl!ltQlton Bta(I!, Couflfr of Orenee, map triereo1, recorded 1rt &llok s~ STATE OF CALIPO•NIA FOR St1to of C1llfornl1, 11 shown on I Pl'I IJ, MlKtlloneou,. Ml1>1, rlCGI"
W L Gt THE COUNTY OF ORANGE m1p ""'"°' r1eorffcl ln Scok 51, of llld Ortllllf County. (Kl"IOW'l'I 11 10 I w L T GI NI. A "1Jut '"" ll, Mlsc:.1U1neou• M1p1, R~rd• Lot 1t of ....... ,,.Of'. MIP 13)
FaEEWAY I.Bl.GUI!
51n11 l.nl V1llt¥ Fountain Val~~ Corona Otl Ml' (O•I• MIU M~ono111
: ! J ~~~vn• p..... l ~ ~ 1"• p::~~· ti!c:.t;.,~R.EO OELPHV HEP-t'oi ~1ttoff::,r::...c~:~:u.(kfl0Wft II "•,•cE:..T,H}_!I= ...... , ,·, ' '.
5 6 .S F11lltr1on S S 0 111 NOTIC E IS HEll EBY GIUEN to ll'lt ,AaCEl TWO· n u .. uv......, "'~"' n1r11 n
S 6 .S 511nnv Hllll 5 S 0 1'1? trHl/lon QI ll'le 1~ ,..tned d«Hltnt "n U!>dl .. ldld . ont-hlH lnter"-I In tt.. EMI 1f ""' Of the Wiii MJ j ' t k~e'!!.e ~ i : ~~ IPYI Ill _._ PYvl"'I ~lalm1 IOllM! Ille East 1f ~! 111 ""' Well ,,, ~rt!> llf1 ~ sou,.111 IOO lttt of lllo;
l I , LI t11b•• ~ • 0 JO.-i !hf 51/d decedent 1rr l"fflllrtd "' flit •fNI cl ttie Sculll ·100 lttl cf lllf 0 10 ""'' ""' E11t ~" l"f14ar'1 Snrtl Kr.....,,v 1 1 1 ~ tlMm, wtlll th• nKftHl'Y YOUCIMlfl, Jn Norltl 120 fttl of lht Eall onH\111 of tlM Nor!hell! Qu1t1er of tr.." S& Vllln 1?, Foun11ln Vllln' 11 Frldllf'I kif" !hf ofllct Ill !lie clel"ll of ll!t' •llD¥1 of tlle Norffleo~t Qlllrler o1 !he ~lhWflt Ou1~r llf Srctllln U.
Edl111n
La Ar1 J, E1!1ncl1 I l a H1br1 l, S~nnv Hllll O el'llitlt<! court. or to Pf".....,! lhtrll, with Soull'IWl!sl auerter cl s.tctlon "M In own.till! S Soul!!, R•fl\ll 11 Wat.
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1 0 ' 0 )l G 1 o -(Of"Of'I <kl Mer IT, Co1t1 M .. u ~·V•nne n. Fullerton ~ lh.. M'CtSll,., vouthll'S •. i. tllo Un· TownVtlp s Sou!ll, R1111t II Wat, ~IMP!OI LI lojt& Cll!CI. 111 .... Cito( •) f (' h 1 Tro, 9, KenMOV ' dersilloed •I 4lt E. 11th Slrtef, Cotti lll n<llo La BOIWI Chic• 1,. Ille err~ 11 Hunllft1ton l ffth, es •!!own ott.: ... 01· ' , a llC OS EdlS'lln ··M'!.s:::i~· i.,.,., 1owe!! l.TBuo~• Pirk ' ..... ,,.., C1lllor11!1 '2621. 'Milch ~ lhe ol Hunll119tcn Beach, Cow~!y o! Orlntf, • ma11 IMrfQf recorded tn Book Jl, •• r II r~I 11e1d1r•1 G1m11 oiact cl builneu of lllt Undtf111oned S!•I• cl Cllllornll 11 shewn "" 1 lllefJ<>I rtcordld In BOOk 51 , 019;.l
Mtl1n1ot11 r1 ? o 1 o J:!:":i ~1C:~~ !;"'~:.,, ~n:;',lb~~;•.rt:.:,1)•'~ In 111 mirtt,. ~r111n1no ta ""' ,1,,19 map tt.er~ •KC~ect In look 51 IS. MIKe!I•-M•P1. rteerdt MtnOOa, Ph O O O G Saddleb&Ck C 0 J J e g e ' S "'"E1!1fl(l1 11 ,1111nt1ln V1ltoov Krnned1 al Fullerton of Miit i:IKedfr>I. wlll'lln 1!• 1'IOlllll1 "'" 11. Ml~ellon-Mfft ~ Orl "lle Counh, Sflttt of C1lll11"nl1
Mwllt nl, .. ' I • O Mltnol11 11 $1nl1 ..... V1llrY Trow 11 S1YlrH'll •llef" 1!1ti flrll Pllbllc1ll01t ol tftl1 natk1. of 111d O•l"IM C1111ni'/. (l('ftOWTI 11 (Known ti Lot 1• ti AsltlSll"'1 Ml•
Ci tic.. 11 3 0 1 0 baseball team picks up a pair 1----------------------------I D1tfd AP'"ll JO, 1'10 Lot ,, of Asstuor'1 M11:1 1i1. ~l•c•r.. ,.ouo· E1!111t, lb J I 1 0 Willer LOUii H-•lt ltA .. CEL TM .. ll!f• •
U.Wmin. d J 1 1 ° of easy wiM today, bagging e~ecvtor d the w 111 of Thi E111 ~ itti of "" W•I m 1.n unalwlded °"'"""" of --"' 0t"'lt e-.t ~If Ut) Ml. SAC Cn)lty, 1b 1 0 0 0 lllf 1bovt nlf'nltl dKtOcnt lett of "" 5out11 106 ttet 111 tt>t lllltrtil In tt>I E1tt :M tett 91 1119'1 9,._,. (0 11 lost 0-4 Llncll"I, 311 1 • I 0 forfeits from Palo Verde l"AUL A. HANHA North lft IMT 111 ""' E.W -'till W•t M7 !Ht llf lfll IDUlll lOI *'It •Ml'lr 10) 1i. wdll ..a. M<Cor. c J c 0 0 AHwM ...... LIW of fht Norlhq1t Quer11r of "" of '~ ~r1h l:!O IHI of "" £ut
kolf to> 11. won. $.1, Ellill!ll~•· 11 I • 1 o College when the latter in-•If I'. 17tl st. South-If Ouarter o1 5ectlon 24, 1n """•II ol •Ill Nort11t11t oua111r °'' Mt!1tr! (0) ... 1C1I J-'. lll'llKli1n. II ••• 0 Cffll l'M ... Cllli.t'"nll T_,.hlp s SOUf!I,. •lltf't II WMf, ·"" loult!wnt au.rrer llf llttltn "-· 1"*"'"' U>> •. lri•I M. TOlllll » ! ' a (Qrmed the Gauc hos it .. could Ttl! S.IM1 •-1111 L• ~'" Chlt1 Ill "" Cltr In TOWlllll!fi s '°""'· ..... II W"I, tc::;,101 .... -mt·~,i1 u. "........ Sc..-.,, lltlllnt• llllttllr for 1!11Cvllr of Hunt11111ton BN(I!, •• ,,_,. .,,., :.1ncM~ lo1M Cl'lkl, In .... CllY ~
· I M • not fif.Jd 8 full team due to lack "uJ>"Jfted °'""' C-' 0.1" l'Hllf, • m11 the.-~orlMll 1n Boole 1 Hvn"""""' lllCh,. (O\nltr _, Or11tt .. ,. ,:a_,..... fGI clef. Hlnlllhltll IH) Mtter Ct! oao .. D-4 J J ol p•···-. MfliY 2. '· 16. J:I, 1'11 111·10 -I 12. MltttlllnlOUI M•lll. ncrCKlf !51•1• ti ClllfWttlo. ... ~ " ,.,..,.
Nldltits (G1 -.!. Wllitlfltlln CH) -SI, AlllllO!W 000 IOO ,._, f 1 _, ...... .., of lht C1111n1Y of en-Stoi. fl! ~-=lt(ll"'= ~ ,..:;.-:: $. ""'· jr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;I ••sy·c•r• •ctiv1-w•1r LEOAL NOTICE C•11flll"rt11. "'"' Or•-c_,,. '"-., Let , Sto!IN (&I e.#. Wrfetll {H) J>.1', f 81111 or lllftn 111" lnt11tM Par Mid 17 ti ........ , Miit IJ)
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COSTA MESA-NEWPORT BEACH
EXECUTIVE NEWPORT BEACH
Large lovely 4 bedroom, 3 bath home with huge
separate family room with fabulous wet bar. Near
Mariners Park \vhere the children play safely. Plush
shag carpeting. Re cently redecorated. Excellent ex-
isting apr loan can be assumed with 5% o/o interest &
payments including everything of $175 month ~ Pric·
ed below replacement as $45,950. 540-1720.
MESA DEL MAR BEAUTY
Spacious 3 bedroom, ?'"baths home. Covered big·big
patio. Huge pool sized yard. Room for boat· & trailer.
Home .with elegant fireplace, family room. Terrific
floor plan-elegant carpeting, drapes. Block from ·
tennis J.>layground, e.lementary, Jr. High & O.C. Col-.
lege. A steal at $31,500-10% down.. 540-1720 .
$'14,950 • f .H.A. or G.I. TERMS!
Here's a large lovely 3 bedroom & den home with
spacious family room, 23 ft. living room with invit·
ing fireplace. Built-in range & oven. Large breeze.
way connected to double garage. Near schools. A
real "Buy"! (7954) 540-1720.
ONLY $19,500-SEE THIS
One of the nicest "To\vnhouses".in Costa Mesa for
the money. Sharp thruout with large master bed·
room, den. ~uality carpeting. Beautiful pleated
drapes. Built-in range. oven & dishwasher. Large
garage & short walk to beautiful clubhouse and 2
, swim pools. Owner nnxious • must sell! He will help
w11n Jmancing too! 540-1720.
NEWPORT-SPLIT LEVEL POOL HOME
A gorgeous home in an area of prestige living! ~µtiful swtm pool with dressing· roqnis adjacent.
Firepit. Lovely atrium entry. Formal -. informal en--
teitaining ideal here. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, lov.ely
view. Full dining room, Ju~yrious built.in· kitchen.
Patio. L~sh J~dscaping. Th'.is is orle yOu'll have tO
see & priced far below replacement at $76~950. (8602)
540-1720. i~ ..
LOVELY POOL HOME-$2~500
Spacious home with a lovely swim pool that is
heated & ,filtered for year .round fun. Covered patio.
BBQ--0utd90r living & entertaining perfect ·here!
Built-ins. Gorgeous fireplace. Quiet cul-de-sac street.
( 8563) 540' 1720.
3 BEORMS. -$22,500 -5\i % LOAN
Best terms available on today's market -there's a
SY-1 % A.P .R. loan on property \vhich may be assum-
ed-payments less than rent! Water softener, new
plush deep pile carpeting. Reflects pride of owner-
ship inside & out.. Patio. Pool sized yard. Near Es·
tancia lligh & \Vilson elementary schools. (7578).
540-17'20.
PRffiY HOME · PRETTY POOL· $21 ,500
FHA or G.J. terms too! LitLle money down will move
you into this delightful 3 bedroom. 2 bath home. Blue
Haven pool. dream kitcheb-handy work features.
Lush Jand_scaped low maintenance care yard. Ex.eel·
lent IQcat1on near everything! (7576).540-1720.
LOOKS LIKE A MODEL HOME-$34,950
An exceptional home in a prestige area of Costa
Me~a. V~ry Sf!acious r~ms thruout! Deep pile car-
peting • 1ust like walking on a cloud. Master 'sized
bedroon1s, 2 baths, family room. Dream of a kitchen
"-'ith finest built-ins, dishwasher. Owner will consider
lease with option. See this heavy shake roof ·beauty
today! (8590) 540-1720.
"EASTSIOE'' POOL HOME-$28,750-G.I.
or FHA terms -means almost nothing down to G.l.'s
& very low down all others! Spacious bedrooms 2
ba_ths, !Iii eleCtric "A~ard" kitchen. Gorgeous white
bnck fireplace. B~autiful nylo-'_l carpeting, dishwash·
er. Separate service porch with extra baths. 26 ft.
co".'ered patio. Circular driveway & an exquisite
swlm pool. First time adyertised .. better hurry on
this one ! (8598) 540-1720.
IEAL ISTATE SALIS
TAR BELL OFFERS
You MORE in 1970 e f'ilew er eyerMwced -a.11 • co111pe1y tfwlt't •• ~ ,,..,.
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SEE THIS! $29,500
Owner will help with the financing; too! 3 generous
sized bedrooms, 2 separate baths, full dining room,
den-farm style kitchen with "Top Of The Line"
built-in features. Elegant fireplace sets off charm of
· livin• room. Double garage. J..arge-well sculptured
manicured yard-stately shade trees & nice land-
scaping! 540--1720 ..
4 BEORM. · $29,950 -LOW DOWN!
Very sp.acious family home with mariy luxury added
1eatures. 2 pullman baths. used brick fireplace. all
electric "Award" push button built-in kitchen. Plush
carpeting. custom decorator drapes & shades. heavy
shake roof. Very lo\v dO\\'ll pay1nent. Q\vner desper·
ate! 540-1720.
START PACKIN' • $28,950 · 4 BEDRM!
Owner moving to Oregon & will give immediate pos-
session ! Name your own terms! 4 bedroom, conver--
tible den, 3 separate baths, elegant fireplace, full
dining room. Heavy shake roof. Pool sized grounds.
Only 5 yrs. new with .all the most modern luxury
features! (8123 ) 540-1720.
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EXQUISITE "IRVINE" $35,200!
Prestige location -executive home with 4 bed-
rooms, 3 separate baths. large family room. Only
31f.1 years new -looks like a model home! All elec·
tric "Award"' kitchen. fulJ dining room. Inviting
fireplace. University Park -exceptional planned
community with pools, tennis etc. Patio. (6445)
540-1720.
SHARP MESA VEROE-$28,500-5 1i%
Excellent residential area on quiet cul-de-sac street.
Generous sized bedrooms, 2 baths, nice familr. -
or dining room, very handy to the luxurious built-in
'kitchen with a new dishwashei. 2 attractive fire-
places. Patio. Carpeting, drapes. Easy care dichon-
dra lawns. As sume 51A VA loan subject to approval.
\(8460) 540-1720 ' •
SUPER SHARP! $26,950 GI!
Almost no down plus small closing costs-your pay·
ments less than rent. Queen sized bedrooms, 2
baths, family room. Park-like landscaping. 1\IL the
fine features, built-ins, elegant fireplace, secluded
Jivin g room. Near beach. scho ols & all shopping!
18041) 540-1720.
OWNER DESPERATE· $26,950 -F.H.A.·G.I. TERMS
Try any kind of financing ! Very artistic 3 bedroom,
2 bath, family room home. Gorgeous kitchen with
all the efficiency built.--in features. Nice patio for out·
door events. Neatly manicured lawns. Walk to all
conveniences! 10% down. 54().1720.
LIKE LIVING ON THE RIVIERA! $19,500
f\1onticello Townhouse -adult occupied. Possible
2 bedroom or convertible den. Wall to ¥.'all carpet-
ing, super custom drapeii . Built-in luxury kitchen.
Nice patio. Near club house & s\vim pool ! (7621)
540-1720
ALMOST NO DOWN G.I. • 5 BEORM.
Localed near the great Pacific ocean! 3 separate
baths, 2300 sq. ft. of sheer luxury ! Ro1nantic fire·
place, finest kitchen with gleaming coordinated built.
in features. Large family room. Sculptured green
lawns, gorgeolls landscaping. Fine location. Owner
very anxious-submit your terms; 54().1720.
COUNTRY CLUB -MESA VERDE
Owner's excellent taste reflected thruout! Generous
sized bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. Most func·
tionaJ floor plan. Executive area-Mesa Verde. Near
Club House. Golf Course & schools. $49,500. 540-1720.
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WE "RECOMMEND" THIS!
ALMOST NO DOWN -$24,950
to G.J.'s--all others very low down payment. Large
home in tine area. 3 bedrooms, separate den and a
separate famlly room with a 15 x 25 ft. covered
breezeway connecting this lovely home to large
double garage. Excellent value-hurry! 540-1720.
2955 'HarbOr Blvd., Costa Mesa
, _ · I 540·1720
HUNTINGTON BEACH~FOUNlA.IN VALLEY
EXECUTIVE ·MEDITERRANEAN + POOL
In prestige area "Huntington Crest''. Jr. estate
grounds -landscaped to perfection -lush tropical
surround the pretty pool, decking, boat door for your
camp~r . .1\trium ho1ne with cloud soft plush carpet
Austrian custom drapes. 2 · baths. Only 2 yrs. new.
\Ve invi te your inspection ! 842·6691
HUNTINGTO"N CREST-6 HOMES
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5
(Bt•ch Blvd. &. G•rfit ld)
S•lespeopl• •t Gates to 9uidt you.
1. 4 bedroom, central air cond. View or moun·
tains, lites & coast. Former model home. Vacant
-immediate possession.
2. 6o/o Loan subject to assumption? .o\trium • 3
bed1001n. Pool. Boat fate.
3. 4 bedr1n-huge "rec" rn1 . Spanish beauty!
4. Mediterranean Ranch style -Sunken living
r1n .. full dining room & family rm.
5. Large 4 bedroo1n 2 si_pry with 2 fireplaces,
family rm., private den. f car garage.
6. Owner transferred. 4 bedroom, sunken living
rm., formal dining. Backs to park. Wood decked
patio.
842-6691
• 161!1 BEACH BLVD ...... , ..... 142-6691
582! EDINGER .........•...... ~0694
HUNTINGTON BEACH
CORONA-NORCO
H9RSE RANCHES AND HOMES
LUXURY HORSE RANCH-$33,950
2167 sq. ft. of living at Its greatest! 4 bedrooms, 2
baths and huge famil:)" room with a fireplace for all
to admire. Luxurious built-in kitchen. Choose your
carpeting & color schemes. 1h acre. It's truly a
beauty! Call collect or (1) 735-1077
A TT ENT ION 6.1.-FHA BUYERS
Here's a buy of a lifetime. Almost nothing down to
G.I. 's low-low down FHA. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath home
on 1h acre or land. Extra storage, barn, tack room
& corrals. etc. Lovely view home! Priced at $27,500~
Call collect or (1 l 735-!0n
BARGAIN HUNTERS HORSE RANCH !
3 bellroom. 2 bath on 1h acre of green & beautiful
grounds. Finest built·in kitchen. Choose your O\Vn
carpeting. $25 ,500 with 15% down. Call collect or (1)
735-1077
BRANO NEW CUSTOM RANCHO!
on 1h acre of serenity. 1900 sq. ft. home with heavy
open beamed ceilings, large family room with mas-
sive stone fireplace. All lu.xury features. Prestige
area. $30,950. Call collect or (1) 735-lOn
LOW INTEREST LOAN-$18 ,750
Assumption. Very spacious home with a Jo\v·low
down payment & 1nonth.ly payments less than rent.
~ bedroom, 2 ba~s, built-in dream kitchen. carpet·
1ng, drapes. Priced far below replacement at
$18,750. Call collect or (1) 735-1077
2 HOMES-3 Yi ACRES!
B-:ir.ns, storage sh .. eds, large \\'Orkshop, \Vater & elec-
tr1c1ty, corrals. Completely fenced & cross fenced.
2 nice homes. Adjacent vacant parcel included .
$49,500. Commercial potential. Call collect or (1)
735-1077
INVESTOR'S DREAM!!
5 • 2 bedroom home Plus 1 • 1 bedroom cottage. All with an unsurpassed view. Completely rented. Huge
frounds .. plus vacant view lot. All this for $49,500.
0% down payment. Call collect or (1) 735-lOn
2429 Hamner. NORCO ·
c.11 collect or 01 73S.10n
GREAT ANO! 4 ·aEDRM $19,850 ;~:
There's an existing loan that is subject lo assum~
tipn. pr wijl sell with option to buy on a lease. 1
baths, c_ute cheerful ~tchen with built-in range I&
oven. Fireplace. Heavy shake roof beauty. Better
hurry & see this one now -it won't last! (85SS)
84!>0604.
1500 SQ. FT. OF VALUE! $23,50HI
TERMS or FHA • means almost nothing down to
Vet~ -low down all others. Living rm. 26 ft. can
easily be divided to make 4th bedroom if desired.
Covered & enclosed patio 28xlt ,ft. Massive Ooor to
ceiling fireplaoe . Freshly painted inside & out. Priced
$1500 below market. Must sell • bought larger home.
9ti2·1373
OWNER LEAVING STATE ! $24,500-G.l.-TERMS·.
Hurry and .see this one first~ 3 spacious bedrooma,
bright cheerful kitchen JA•ith all the 20th century·
mtracle built-ins. New dish\vasher. Lovely patio &1
l~rge well manicured grounds. Sharp home inside
& out! Almost nothing down G.J. : low down FHA!,
( 8584) 840-0604.
VERY PLUSH POOL HOME-$33,950-5* % · :
G.I. loan! 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, secluded rear living·
room with elegant fireplace overlooks the. lovely7
patio and pool. Dream kitchen ·with antiqued kitchen:
cabinets & built-ins. Lush landscaping -loads of :
decking. G.l. 5~90 subject to assumption! (8100): M6-0604 •
SPLIT RAIL FENCE-PROVINCIAL-+ POOL!~
$28,500-G.I. FHA TERMS! :;
Heavy shake roof. scalloped roof lines, pretty shut-:
ters -it's a darling! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Natural:
red brick fireplace sets off living room. Ex.tensive.:
decking with shuffleboard. decorative planters, flag~~
stone patio. BBQ. Built-in stereo. Gorgeous pool;,
Carpets, drapes -See thi s now. 962-1373 .:
5' BEDRM-$32,500-53~ % G.I. LOAN ~
to be assumed sub1ect to approval! 2 baths, deep;._
pile thick carpeting thruout. A unique used brici"..i.
firerlace. large family room. dream kitchen. Largr,.
poo sized yard -access for boat or trailer. Yout .
own private mmi~rchard . Large covered P.atio.
Near schools & major shopping! (8475) 962-1373 . . ..
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POOL HOMES "'
Fine selectfon·ell sizes, all areai. From $31,900.
Pleas• cell 830-6060
MISSION VIEJO BEAUTY! VIEW!
Only 21f.i yrs. ne"'· Owner leaving area. Unsurpa~·
sed view. Most distinctive kitchen with fines,t bulltin;~
features. King sized bedrooms, 2 baths, large tam.-:
ily room with a ;fireplace, Formal entertaining ideal: i
in the lar8e living room with additional fireplace~·
Large patio. Large pool sized grounds. (8558) 830-':
6060. ~
YOUNG-BIG & BEAUTIFUL-$27,500
Very spacious. 4 bedroom. 2 bath, home with full
dining i"oon1, exquisite fireplace enhances large st--
eluded rear living room . Dream kitchen -finest 1
bu ilt-in features. AttraCtive entry hall. Large utili· 1
ty room. Plush carpeting, drapes. Pool siz.ed,
grounds! !8406 ) 830-0060.
EXQUISITE ESTATE-OCEAN FRONT
Extraordinary Spanish tiled roof beauty with a spec-.
tacular ocean view. Oak~ cedar. redwood-& mahog-
any used profusely thruout this residence. King
sized bedrooms, huge den plus a libr.ary retreat..
Beautifully landscaped exterior (117 ft. frontage -
huge -huge rear grounds), lush tropical patio with
fireplace, formatJard~.n patio at entry and terraced•
lawns all overl~~e Blue Pacific. $125,000. Ex-
cellent terms. 83()..6060
ASSUME 6 % G.I. LOAN
Spacious 4 bedroon1. majestic 2 story home. Dutch
clean with beautiful wall to JA•all carpeting & drapes.
Covered patio. Pool sized fenced yard. School ·&
shopping close by. Owner 'viii help with financing
too! Asking $34.500 . 830-6060
WALK TO BEACH & SCHOOLS!-$26,950
Oversized bedrms. 2 baths. massive stone fireplace ,
sets~~! charm of living room. Full dining room
awa1t1ng those gou rmet meals prepared in the .wife--
saver built-in kitchen. Near Capistrano Beach grade
schools. Patio. Pool sized grounds. (8447) 830-6060. ~
POOL HOME WITH GORGEOUS VIEW!
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Very spaCious hOin~e deSigne(l for tonnal & informal
entertaining. Subjec! t~ 6'14 % G.I. Ioan assumption-
just like paying -rent! all the luxury features. Mas-
sive fireplace, exquisite ca~Ung & drapes. Se.ren1
country view~aeritle rolling hills & blue skies above!
OOI\ C1W1n. r: ~ ,;.
4n331 El Toro Road 830·6060 ~ ••
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Ma cco Firm
Gets Land
For Offiee
A one and one-halt acre
parctl at the northweet corner
of Seventeenth and Mabury
in Santa Ana has Wfn ac-
quired by MCI, Mac«> Com-
mercial-Industrial. I~ West-rn Commercial lndusfiial Di-
·ision of Great Soulhwtst Cor-
poraUon IOTC). acrording to
uss R. ~iacQuiddy, president
f MCI. ' This will be the sfte of a
three.story, ·~,000 square-foot
ffiet building. The total cost
of the project is estimated
at one and one-quarter: million
ollars, and construction is
planned to start in 'June of
his year. Occuparicy i s
1cheduled for early_ 1971 .
'Ibe lacUilies will be located
Just east of the Sarila Ana
retway o n Sev~nth,
S~turll•1· May 2, 197-0
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Top Producer
Arby Disbrow of Tar-
bell Realtors' Costa
Mesa office, has Teceiv-
ed a "Gold Key" award
for having sold over
$200,000 in residential
r e s a I e s quring the
monlll of Mareh . willtln ~ .. " ~ a '' Ana Cii!Cceiiler ."!..off~ com'ns
'& Associates, Los ,,..ngeles ----------
~ architects, have been by Barry Williams or MCI
ired to desiin these ·p1anned from their Newport Beach
aciHHes. ~. headquarter offices at 3848 ~ All leasing will led Campus Drive.
GlenOak Hills· Opens
Second Tract-Unit
The second unit of GlenOak
Hills, 1,300-acre residential-
agricultural development at
Rancho California, Kaiser Aet-
na's vast multi-purpose land
project in southwest Riverside
county. will be opened this
weekend.
This will make a total of
150 parcels ranging in size
frm 21h to 10 acres. More
than 5 percent or the 100
parcels in the first increment
of the avocado project have
been sold since GlenOak Hi lls
<1pened last moolh.
A 3,100 square-foot three-
bedroom county home w i I l
be open to demonstrate one
approach to utilizallon o{ a
typical GlenOak home site.
The S{>rawling ranch style
model has large glassed areas
providing spectacular view of
the surrounding gently rolling
hills. -Decorated in a con-
temporary mode by Di·
versified D e s i g n s, Corona
del Mar and O~an1e,
furilishings combine luxurious
country living and modem
elegance. The model aiso
features two fireplaces, aD all·
electric kitchen and air<On-
ditioning.
GlenOak Hills property own-
ers will have private paved
slreets, with water, power
and telephone service eJ-
tended to each parcel. The
-main entrance to the area
is guarded with controlled ac-
cess.
Olher GlenOak ementieis in-
clude a 25-acre recreation
area featuring tennis courts,
a picnic area. training area,
corral and a 12-stall barn.
The largest project among
holdings of Kaiser Aetna,.the
part..1ership of K a i s e r
Aluminum & Chemical Corp.
and Aetna Life & Casualty,
Rancho Califbrnia has been
developed with substantial
acreage devoled to recreation,
agriculture, commerce and
light industry in addition to
homes.
GlenOak Hills may b e
reached by driVing e a s t ol
Highway 395 at R a n c h o
California Road and following
the directional signs. But-
terfield Land Corporalion, a
subsidiary of Coldwell , Banker
& Company, is the exclusive
sales agent for GlenOak Hills.
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A BAKER'S DOZEN
A Modern Real Estate Test
1-Do you rHlly unde rstand tho tu advantages of Rtal Estate ?
(or <lid you p1y tuos in '697j
2-<Do ·you reelly unde rstand what is lllNnt Dy "pyramiding your ostate"7
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3-Do you really undorstend why your sovlnJll account is going Clown
in Purch1s.in9 power? ,
4-Ara you r real
1c~uisitjons ?
esta te ho ldirt91 "programmed " or just spur of the moment
> 5-Do ·you own property that "bothers you 117
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nothing left at.the end of tho year7
7-Do you have adeq uate security for retireme"t 7
8-Do you ho vo ".tock market bl uos"7
9-Do you have a me jor equity and can't 111m to fin<-J t me rktt for it ?
I 0-Ar• you so busy in your own job
care of your investments 1
or business that you Clon't properly toke
I 1-Do you nood reel estoto but aro short of c11h7
12-Do yo u understand -exchange and buy back, cruling • leasehold, life
est,te, mortgage relief, multiple exchange, how to use part of your existin g
eqUity to acquire mO~e real e1t1ti , etc?
Pe(sonali1ed counseli ng is t he answer at it is to the hundreds of other prob.
!e m~ th1t face the investor, trader, or develo,,.r in todays market.
13-Do. you know where to start?
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Newport Beach, CaRfornia
(714) 546-8450
Come along to ~ ome find your family's future at CnlverDale! ~ Here are 8 freeh new door plans ••• 20 brilliantly.
deBigned erlariors .•• idea-packed model homes that will start
your day with a whole new outlook! CulverDale ... a 450-
home community surrounding an imaginative private recre-
ational park .•• and adjacent to another, completely separate
"get-away-from,it-all" park! A big, lush clubhouse that you
-or your active teens -can reserve for your private parties.
Your CulverDale home .makes it all yours -and it makes
your way of living about a hundred times more fun!
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I :j:: Country Club living for the whole family «:· ~:.__,.
• .. ~ ountry Club living ~ a t Culver Dale mean!
private tennis and badminkm
courts ... miles of jogging paths
... a party.size barbecue pit,
and picnic tables. It means re·
laxation under the shade of a
tree, a place to meet friends,
b""'the ocean-fresh air, and get
to know your kids. ., .
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~r whole famil y will enjoy the huge, 8'-'f ::ne competition-size pool .•. and there's
a special wading pool, too, for the little guys.
I n CulverPale park, there's a big open game
field and a'ctivity for all ages; volleyball, basket-
ball, and t etherball courts; "tot lots" with
plenty equipmen t for healt hy exercise;
there's the ' oocl ship Culver Dale" -a real
boat-and " rt CulverDale" where anything
goes from In to Paul Revere.
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) ulverDak i1 in the heart of l ruine, th« "city oi, tom01'•
roip", •• AmPrifa'• finest mcuter-planntd com'munity.
You're· minutes to 5 shcppint center•, including fabul.oua Etuh;ort
Jallind ..• 280 modern new industrie1 in Irvine itael/ .•. t~ Univer ..
1ity of California, Irvine ... a 280-acre regional park ... ezcitl:n1
nflp "Lio n Coun trr; Sa/nri/' cotfWJg soon ... an.d ideally coruienient .
tg the San DleRo, Sa*ta Apa, ·q!WI Newport freewa y•. Th4 is lh•
boom-area of lrviM. -. and ~ou.:rii_jnon the ground floor , in a co1n-
ni1111itl!_ rvhe:e yo1i 'oMi;yorU1tJM~01 w.U as 2.priuate park, tJt&d your
·, OwrJMtcotw~_ centtr .•• wMre iCtf" get quality 011ured b1 the repu-.. totion-'of (he'Gr.anf. Cbrnpany u"iNIU 01 the ri1id requvemen.t1 of
'l'llA and VA fkaoncint. Com• aio,., ~· CulV<rDale ... today!
Singl,.family 2 to S bedroom homeo $24,995 lo $37,S9S •FHA/VA 1 (and the price includes the land !) •
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VISTA HOME -PRETTY AS A PICTUR'E
Model Living Room in San Clemente Tract
i Vis ta Verde Offers
I r Lower Interest Rate
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flome buyer reaction to
Vista Verde Homes' current
mortgage interest rate of 7.9
percent has been extremely
gratifying, c J aim s Bob
Ostengaard, vice-pres. o f
Coast Con struction Company,
builders or the San Clemente
de\•elopment.
"ll enables us to oHer a
Noise Lack '
Offered at I
f Troy Homes ~ E f . . scape rom noise 1s one
ol the benefits of li ving in
fi Troy Homes by the Sea in
-S;rn Juan Capistrano rated
,, high by buyers or homes in
I the McCarth y Company
development in the past year,
reports Roy Roman, sub-
division sales manager.
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Country living y,•jfb an or
its rewards is a feature of
real importance to buye rs at
Troy Homes by the Sea. They ! report I.hat lhi~ kind <>f living
is remarkable, too. becau se
of the closeness of major in-
dustrial and commercial areas
<>f the Southland where they
work.
"Coin ing back to San .Juan
Capistrano after a day of y,·ork
and freey,•ay travel is just
like moving into a new y,·orld
and your home becomes y<>ur
own quiet "country estate,"
says <>ne buyer.
There is practically no noise
In Troy homes by the Sea.
The special arrangement of
hills which surround this pie·
turesque valley siphons oH the
freev.·ay noise so that buye rs
forget that il is there.
''Scientists tell us that any
noise buil ds up tc,1sion and
that a mulliplicity of noises
increases that IPnsion.°' said
Mr. Ron1an. "Naturally, \VC
try to escape or avoid noise.
When we have a tot al home
environ1nent y,·ithout noise, we
have the ullimate in tensi on
reduction with i t s com·
plementing increases i",1 en.
joymenl <>f family activities.
our food, oor hobbies, our
recreation hours.''
Troy Home s by the Sea dre
priced from $27.950 to $3~,950.
Five furnished mod els are
<>pen daily from 10 a.m. to
dusk.
They c:a n he reached by
turning off Santa Ana-S an
Diego Freeway at San Ju an
Capi strano <ind proceeding
west to Del Obispo Street to
Camino del Avicr.1. and then
east to the development.
loan commitment on our
homes below the prevailing
(VA-FI-IA rate. As a result,
our homebuyers save a large
amount <>f m<>ney over the
years due lo the lower interest
rate.
"The difterence on a
monthly payment basis might
not seem too overwhelming.
HO\\'ever, when it's multiplied
uver the years it makes an
astoundin g difference."
•·To fully apri reclate the
~uµerior value of a Vista
Verde home . ' ' added
Ostengaa rd , ··we urge our
homebuyers to compare their
purchasing power on a ·Vista
Verde home with homes cos·
ting much more."
Located at the corner of
Camino De Los Mares and
Vaquero in San Clemente,
buyers may ch~ from two-
three-four bedroom models
with two-three baths priced
from $31.950.
Each Vista. Verde home pro--
vides a full fairway view. All
utili~ have been placed
underground to maintain the
ma1goi f ice n t' v~~s1 of
ShoreCliff Counky tlub's roll-
ing greens.
Kitchen5 utilize sliding glass
doors and windows that open
from the kitchen side unto
a food service counter area
un the patio side to provide
practical indoor-outdoor living.
Features include bu i l l · i n
range . self cleaning <>ven ,
dishwasher. disposal a n d
luminous ceilings that keep
the kitchen bright day and
nig_ht.
Other amenities i n c I u d e
wood burning l'iteplaces, wall
to wall carpeting, step-down
living rooms and formal din--
ing area!:. Exteriors provide
generous use of masonry and
stone. Homes offer two-three
car garages.
To reoeh Vista Verde in
San Clemente, take San ta Ana
or San Diego freeY:a y lo
Camino Estrella l u r no ff .
Follow signs to ~ully
furnished models. •
Coast Realtor
In U.S. Group
Don Voronaerr, president of
Voronaeff Realt.y Company <>f
Newport Beach, has been ad-
mitted to membership in the
International Real E s t ate
Federation, through it s
American Chapter. an affiliate
of the National Association of
Real Estate Boards.
This is an elite professi<>nal
groop and only 900 mem·
berships have been awarded
in the American chapler.
Pacesetter
Weed Patch
No'\v a Park
A great example or "''hat
real community togetherness
can accomplish is seen amid
1he homes and manicured
lawns of the Pacesetter Com·
munity of Laguna Niguel.
Several years ago, when the
homes were first built, a patch
of land on La Hermosa
Avenue was deeded to the
Orange County Department ol
Parks and Recreation for use
later as a small RMk.
''At the start, Jl was mosUy
us~ as a dog run and garbage
dump,'' said Mrs. Pat Weber,
an active member ol. .several
Laguna Niguel groups such
as the Coordinating Cotrocil
and the Woman's Club of
Laguna Niguel.
So the Woman's Club asked
for, and reoceived hlep from
the community to tum the
weed patcti into a park, she
said.
"When we first orgarUzed
the Woman's Club we discuss--
ed the need foe parka and
recreation facilities, so this
was really our first overt ef.
fort," said Mrs. Weber.
With donations from sup-
pliers 1n the form o( material!
needed to make the one-.
quarter C\Cre gretn belt into
a park and from others in
the Corm of cash contributions,
the community donated its
time and labor <>n two con.
sec uUve \veekends. cleared the
land, and installed t h e
equipment.
"I think the most valuable
result of the effort ls the
knowledge that we a s
residents can improve oor
community ourselves and not
have to wait for a nebulous
'somebody' to decide what
shoold be done and do it for
us. It just t akes com-
munication, cooperation and
some positive idea! to ste
the eff<>rt throogh to Its con-
clusion," Mrs. Weber said.
Now almost any day, one
can drive along La Hermosa
Avenue near ~faltaso Place
er.id see the children or the
community wea ving through
the climbing bars. sliding
down the shiny aluminum
board or imagining rocket
ships and <>ther fantasies
among the discarded utility
poles planted around the park
for that reason.
Appraisers
Open Office
The Orange County Chapter
132 of the Society of Real
Eslate Appraisers announces
the opening of its new Chapter
<>frice in Santa Ana at 1450
East 17th Street, Suite 212.
The telephone number is
835-4507 with <>ffice hours from
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday
through Friday.
VISTll VERDE
San Clemente ...
Each VI STA VERDE Home
provides a FULL fa irway view ! One and two story
models with 2-3-4 bedrpoms, 2-3 baths, and
2-3 car garages are priced from $31 ,950 .
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111()wing his .laln1.
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There's plenty of
lush rreen lawns
throughout our
Tiburon rommunity.
Including youn.
But you'll never h&ve to mow it.
Or clip a hedge. Or paint a fence.
All ext.erior maintenance is done
by profe"8ionels.
You'll h&ve bett.erthin~s w do
with your time. Fun things.
Like plunging inw the iunior
Olympic swimining pools. Safe
separate wading pools for the
young splashers.
Sliuftleboard. Badmint.on. Ping
Pong. Croquet. Volleyball. It's
all here.
Including a putti1lg gieen t<J,heJp
you Bhilve oft.strokes. And 'The
Tiburon Club.' You and~
family belong-the ~you mim;
in. Socials. Family barbecues. .
Arlll and ci'aflB for aJl.age&
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Dancing· 11l14er,lfmlit'llkie&
Teenage get-togetbelw.. . '.
And. It's all 0DJ,y ' inmutes .
from the fun:toVin"iP8citic. S-wi'm.
Water-eki. SUrf. Silil: . :
Tiburon. Big exciting one and ·
two story liomes. Great new
floorpll!JI& Individually air-
ronditiabed at no extra c:oet.·
We suggest you rome down ·rlght
away. see all the fun things&·
Tiburon homeowner has to do.
Beside8 mow his lawn.
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Estate
Questions
and
Comment
By
Rt•llor
Randall MoCardle
· I have been In th• re•I estate business for over
•• yNr now, and th• thing I find th• most diffi cult to
:do I• closing • sale. • I h11¥• talked with 11 lot of other people In th•
:rffl estate buslM•• and In selling In general, and
they tell me that "closing" is the mo1t difficult step
of the selling process. ...
Many of th• old.timers in our office have trouble
c)o.lng the ule. Can you give me 1ny advice that ~Ill be helpful to me In the closing process? .: R. B. -Huntington Beach
Ther'e are no "secrets" or gimmiCks that really
Work in the selling process: however, here are a
few thoughts to keep in mind :
IO 1. 1\'leet the client's desires \Vhenever possible
• . . If the main point is at stake and minor
concessions and other devices do not succeed
-delay the issue. .
2. This gives yo ur client a chance to r~cons1d·
er. It gives you a chance to reorganize your
thoughts. perhaps to obtain more fact s. You
must illustrate to your client that.you res-
pect him.
3. Most people hate to yield under pressure.
So. if you cannot win. at the moment. don 't
Jose heart (time alone bas won many batUes).
4. Don 't make an enemy by wounding the other
man's vanity. Protect your clients from your
desire to feel imPortant. Seek a common
ground of interest. Let your client do the
;.-. strutting.
S. FinaUy, do what is sincerely best for your
.... clients. Do not think about your own self-in-
r.-terest. , . .Do these things and you will find that closing the
Sa.le is not nearly ao difficult. It isn't difficult be-
cau5e you are working with your client and for your
client. You are helping a friend make an intelligent
_.tcision .
. How much should I pay for a home? What are
:th.• rules of thumb which apply to my situation? As-
:Suming that we earn approximately $14,000 • year,
:how should we budget? What percentage of our mon-
:thly Income should wt pay for housing?
D. C. -Costa Mesa
There \i:ould be many personal factors in deter-
~ining the amount any individual would want to
:,Pend on hou sing; however. you are right, there
~re rules of thumb, '\\•hich are helpful in keeping a
;family within limits. ~ It is recommended that a family not exceed 21h
limes their income when considerin_g the purchase
:Price of a home. Assuming a $14,000 annual income,
:this would indicate a $35,000 home.
: Monthly, the average California family spends
:.approximate1y-25 ·percent of their monthly income
;for housing; or, in your case. $290 per month. which
~hould include principal. interest. taxes and insuf-
:ance. (Incidentally, satisticians figure that another
~ percent of our income is spent for the purchase
:DI food). ·
: . Many families pay significantly more than 25
'..1)ercent and are quite happy to do so. Many feel that
~percent is too much to spend on housing and are
~ifling to get alon~ in a less-expensive d\velling.
~· I.believe the first question you have to ask your-
;!elf and yo ur family is. How important is a home to
"US, and then correlate it "'ith your total nfi!ds and ~ course, "'ilh your budget. '
Editor's Note. Randall R. fffcCardlc is an investment
a90l yrt, president of the Real Estaters, a director of the
Notional A..ssociaUon of Real E.sta!e Teacher&, a: college lee· tifre"r, author of "Real Estate in California.'' Send your corn-
mtnU and qu.e1tioM to Randall R. McCa:rd~, c/o the DAILY
PfWT, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mua, 92~26 .
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[Store .Slwivs Model
!Of Park Apartments
' :· Management al Robinson's
tuhion Island sLore i n
Newport Beach est imates that
lbout 600 visitors a week in·
llP"Ct the giant model of Park
Newport Apartm en t s,
kllsplayed on the main level.
l 'Ibe 9'xl2' architects' model
tbows in complete detail the
landscaped parks, p o o I s ,
1ardens, recreational amen.
Wes and l,JOZ apartments
bOw under construction on a
JO-acre site near Fashion
Applications for rental
ation are also available
the model.
!' Roblitson 's is decorating five
ptOdel apartments, which will
apen at Park Newport about
June J~lh. liome furnishings
P:ior'dinator for Robinsorfs.
Cal Pet.er!ion, is supervising f. learn of deeorators from ~ Fashion Island slOre. 1 f'"Park Newport is so com·
ly different from the
lnary apartment
lopment," says Peterson,
'th•t the selection of
aUve elemmt.s also had
different. For example.
voided the templ.ation to
Mediterranean. It would been appropriate to Park
ewport·a t.He roofs, flo~'ers
trtes and ocean view set·
q , but we felt that it has
me too famil ia r a ~eme.
tht developer, Genon
r. is a man who voices
•' strong prefertnce I rt r
• plk:lly and honesty ol
gn. This J1 clearly shown
·'"Ute archilecture of Park
e'fl'J)Orl, and we carried oul
: · same idea In t ht
malerials -._,quare. massive
natural wood furniture, con-
temporary with a touch of
art nou veau, from such
makers as O::es:el and Pacific.
In contrast, such as stainless
steel, b;ass and glass. Anti·
ques. decoralive accessories
ai1d modern and Oriental art
complete the basic interior
scheme.
An unusual feature of one
model is an interior wall
storage syst.em from West
Gennany, Jnterlubke, wtllch
includes a pull~wn dining
table. The finish. a new pla stic
process, is a brilliant white.
as are pieces of occasional
furniture in the apartmenls.
• ' T h e environment sur·
rounding the f~ents is
so lnteme in color," says
Petereon. "that ft deslined
I.he inte,rion to harmonize but
not to conlpete with it. Colors
are ligbl and fresh bul not
dominant. Eadl pat.io is done
in a d1fftttnt collection of
outdoor furniture from Brown--
Jordan to harmonize with the
nearb)" landscaping. The
design of these apartments ts
lruly coordinated to the parks
and gardens out.side."
Tenant& of Park Newpon
Apartmentl will have U..~
choice of oever1l oarpet colort
iTI the brigbt :;.llo•lim&<>Uve ·
range, and ~ORI ·of
Yi'allpaper for kJtchem and
baths.
Homes in Cou~try .
Bid Outdoorsmen
Young executive families
seeking to escape the crush
of city living whlle still en-
joying the conveniences af.
lorded by nearby u r b a n
centers, can take advantage
of the excellent values at the
Buccolla Company's Country
Estates in Orange.
T h e s e equestrlan~rlented
homes inside a walled rural
community are ideal for the
busy executive who likes his
recreation alter work and
nearby, said George BucCola.
president of the building cam·
pany.
mlles or ridllll trills adjacent
la the community, whldl wlDd
through the more than MlO
acres of hills overlookinJ
Coontry Estates.
"I think we have succeeded
Jn providing these people with
a rural atmosphere; rree from
smog, but cl0&e enough when
it counts," Buccola said.
Duffers who want to put
in a quick round berore dinner
can drive Jess than a mile
to a nine·hole public course,
and of course, I.here are
established 9Chools for the
children of the new
development:
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Priced from SJJ.350, buyers
have a choice oC ·three or
four bedroom and two or three:
baths. and can take advantage
of the new low interest rates
recently introduced by Buc-
cnla. In addition to con-
ventional financing. Country
Estates offers both VA and
FHA financing as welt.
These homes, which are
nestled in picturesque hills
less than two ITIHes fro m ac-
tive cities, all ar e built on
extra.large lots, with the
smallest hav ing an 8().foot
frontage.
Less than two miles away
rrom Country Estates is the
Newport Freeway, and the
jundlon ol the Newport and
Garden Grove Freeway ls only
four miles distant, so com·
muling rteed never be a pro-
blem. The ciUes of Fullerton,
Anaheim , Sant.a Ana and the
con1mercial dislrict of Orange
are all a short drive.
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MIRRORS ADO SPACIOUSNESS TO COUNTRY ESTATES BEDROOM
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Sunlen LMng Room
Families who enjoy riding ,
can take advantage of the
Ir vine Park and Lake with
all of iL~ attendant recrea·
llona1 facilities is about a five·
minute drive from the homes,
\lo"hich incorporate all or the
late11t Innovations the building
ind ustry has to offer.
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Centurg Park Homes I -
are Bettec .. Inside or Out
Century Park is the exciting new private community designed
with )'Ollf family in mind. For outdoor l!virig indoors. A com-
munity that includes its own ~hool site and a park for the
youngsters. Take time to look at Century Park homes .... inside
and out .•.. (it'll be worth your while).
lNSK>E: k'lside, Century Park homes are comfort and conve-
ntence. Comfort in wood ·burning fireplaces and attractive, higfl·
beamed ceilings. Comfort in c°'or coordinated, wall·lo·wall car·
peting. Comfort in the luxury of sunken H'llng rooms. and in
the security of lo>Ming lhe children are enjoying their "Cali-
1omia Basenient. ..
And c:oovenience. Con'l'enience in e1ficient design, floor plans
thet aUow you the most livable space, Jotchens with built·in
accessories, and a ~ of your private yard from the famity
room, kttchen, and ma-bedroom. CorwenM!nce >!so in the
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leisure time provtded by labor·saving dishwashers and «lfloo
tinuous cleaning ove ns. Plus generous c!oset and storage space
throughout.
OUTSID E: Century Park homes have space aroond lhem. as well
as in them. Each home is on one side of its Jot . leaving fun.use..
bonus yard space. Complete privacy and security are benefits
of maintenance free, decorative masoory walls. And iifetime
cooaeh! driveway$ need no m. Heavy shal<e cedor roofs pn>o
tect ard conl!lietrll!Pt elegant entries to Centwy Par1< btlmes.
Of course, _,.uuod utilities are included. ~
Tal<e !!mo to bJk at Cenmry Pin. (1t wl!1 be ""'111.,.... ... le.)
Financing is oasy -8'4 ')(,, ............... r11L c.rm.y
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Why Couples Buy? Last Chance Buy ··
Ranc h Owners Find I t's Ch eaper
' Why are Youn& apartment.-es. flre insur•nce and In-
creased uUllties were added
-another $79 a month -
tl'le dtfferenCe appeared to be
a total of $114.20 per month.
rates to go down they mght
wind up paying the diffettnce
in overall hlgher cost ol a
home.
At Rancho Capo . .
dwelling couples conUnutna: to
buy new homes when higher
lntertlt rates are the tO{>ic
cl convtraation everywhere?~
FOr Olvld and Ann Breen
of the Ranch by Pacesetter,
their deci sion to buy came
only after compar ing dolli.rs-
and-cents differences between
apartmenl renting and home
ownership.
The Ranch. an East On:nge
County communJty surroutded
by an agricultural preserVe,
ls located just off Valencia
Road near Jeffrey Road and
halfway between the Santa
Ana and San Diego Freeways.
Model homes are loc1ted just
three-quarters of a mile north
at the Jeffrey Road turnoff
of the Sanla Ana Freeway.
Homes are priced I r o m
$21,450.
"If interest ra tes were not
such a big issue. we probably
would have bought our home
with a Jot less forethought ,"
admits David, a f o rm er
elemenUlry school teacher
whose wife describes him as
"analytical by nature."
Pace&elter H o m e s in-
terviewed lhe Breens after a
survey by !he firn1 indicated
48 percent of its recent
homebuyers Y.'ere r 0 r m e r
apaf!ment dwellers.
The Breens most closely
resembled the group's typical
family with respect to income.
age. education, number or
children and amou nt of rent
previously paid.
On the surface the dif-
ference between their rental
payment of Sl70 and house
payment of $205 was $35 a
month. When the property tax-
What surprised the Breens
was that arter adding the
homeownership pluses such as
deductible property t a x e s .
$11.20: deductible interest.
$31 : appreciation. $50. and
equity. $15. they v .. r-e actually
living in a new home for no
more than it cost to live In
an apartment. _ft
"If we hadn't1alked to some
pretty knowledgeable._ people,
we might not have cons idered
all of the pluses in own ing
versus tenting," Breen says.
Breen 'fas recently
employ ed by A. M. 1'~ood
Service, Inc .. a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Arden-Mayfair.
He is setting up training pro-
grams for Farrell's lee Cream
Parlor Reslaurant franchises
throughout Sou\hern Califor-
nia. A! he puts it. he's still
teaching. but gttting •·more
Immediate resul ts.
"I talked to three key peoplr
about lhe pros and cons of
buying. 1'hey wert' the real
estate manager. director of
~research and developmtnt of
Ard en -1\1 a y fa i rand my
father ."
The researc_li and develop-
ment, director stressed the ad-
vanli~es c,f tax deductions and
the buHding up of equity.
The real estate expert
pointed out that intere!t rates
would not likely drop much
in the immediate future, but
that the cost of homes in
general would very likely go
up. He sugie.sted that If the
Breens waited for inlert"st
"My own strong feelln1 Is
that the Ranch's cloe prox·
imlty to UC Irvine will make
the area the Westwood of the
fut ure. which convinced me
that in the lon g run we would
be better off buying now."
Breen txplalned. "My Dad
agreed with this and pre~ented
othtr homeownership advan-
tages, as "'ell.··
Ann. who is expecting their
second baby in J une, em-
phasized the fact they would
have had-to·move into a larger
apa rtm!flt if they hadn't
purchased their home. The
larger apartment would have
been about '200 a month.
There were other reasons
besides anticipated land value
appreciatlon that sold tll<. BR ICK FIREPLACE MAKES ATTRACTIVE FAMILY ROOM AT LA CUESTA
Breens on the Ranch.
"The home offered
everything y,·e wanted. The
good-&lzed family room and
three bedrooms will take care
of our grOY.'ing family tor
srvP ral years." f\irs. Breen
sa id.
Sht is parlicularly delighttd
with the miles or tree-lined
paseos that are right outside
her patio door and the fact
that there is no assessment
·fee to homeowners. .
"Tracy, our 2 -y e a r -o I d
daughter. IO\'es to p I a y
outside. She picks an oran1e
every morning. And, we enjoy
the country feeling and the
view," she said.
She already has a baby sit-
ter lined up -a teenage
girl who liver directly acros s
the street.
Huntington Beach
jlf ove Right 111 at Cuesta
Im n1ediate occupancy i! of-
fered in four Monterey models
at Rancho La Cuesta, Don
Ayres Jr.'s residential com-
munity located at Brookhurst
St. and Atlanta Ave. in Hun-
tington Beach. The Monterey,
which sells for as low as
$30,290. is a single story home
with three bedrooms. two
bathrooms and a famil y room.
In ad dition lo those Mon-
tereys now availa ble in the
current unit Six, there are
more being buill in unit Seven.
according to sales mana.1er
Bud Fricker.
Other homes at Rancho La
Cuesta have one and two story
plans and sell for $25,990 to
134.490.
Ayres u s e s roua:h·hewn.
heavy stained beams, stucco
and Mexican bric k exterior
to creatr a Spanish ap·
pearance with contemporary
Southern California style.
Inside there are h I g h
cathedral ceilings, sctme with
heavy beams. Big firepla ces
are detailed in Mexican brick.
Ayres makes extensive use
of wood to decorate the in-
teriors of his homes.
free decorator service Is
offered to buyers of · Ayres'
homes.
Because of overwhelming
buyer re1porae, R a n c b o
Caplatrano developers, Dick
Beambh and Ron Dlqlns,
ha ve decided to olfer their
Jaat remalnlfll h o m e s it e s
directly to Lhe public. 45 of
the 2 1~-s acre rancho sites
were sold the first week and
now only nine selec1 parcels
remaJn.
the number ol rancho sites
al Rancho Capistrano i s
limited by the orl11lnal land
grant to 133 so this will be
lhe last chance for Southern
Californians Lo p u r c b a s e
recre1lional land in t h e
coastal area.
Horse lovers, prolessiona\
people lookln11 for a weekend
hideaway and people who
simply enjoy nature's wispoll-
ed beauty have flocked to the
development.. Pre>f:ected on all
sides by the Cleveland Na-
Uonal Forni, R a n c h o
Caplatrano's early California
charm is preserved Jn Jts
1u1tural form. Ancient Spanish
Oaks atlll caat gr a c Io If s
shadows over 70 percent of
!he sites, deplctln9 the charm
Ind ir~ndeur which e1l.Jted
100 years ago. The rolling ler·
rain is covered in heavy
pa1lllre grasa, provldlnj: ex -
cellent rra:dn& areu and
many view homealtts. Located
just 23 miles Inland from San
Juan Capistrano, the Rancho
is at a dell&blful, smoa-free
3,!00 foot tlevatlon.
Rancho ownen enjoy com-
plete privacy and stcluslon.
The property la secured by
locked entry aatu and deed-
rtsU'icted to prevent unsl&htly
com me rci a llzallon and
rtdlv~IOll of the land. 'Ille :
future devtlopmtnt a n d •
governmtnt of R a nch•:
Capistrano 'lflll become Ute
function of the R1 nch o ·
Capistrano· ~y· Owners •
Al10Clatlon. whose board tr ;
directors will be empower«I
to maintain detd reltt1dioa5
and archttectural controla. ~ ·
The Raocho's faclUties ate
available only to rancho
owners and their llJCStl. The
recreation building h11 kitchen
facll!Ues and flreplace for ift.
door plcnk:kera, aqd the s~.r·
roundina: area has numerous
outdoor picnic are11. 'ltle•
are supplemented by a weafth
of natural wildlife and 1arrte
in the surrounc.tins forest.
Unlimited milts of honeblCk
riding trails and attractive
stabi'9ior rldlnjj and boarding
are available to bor1e owners
and lovers. There are two
stream-fed laket, and salloril
can enjoy the peaceful water
i.1 Rancho's OY.1' aa.llbolt.
Water Ir avaJlable to thf.
lncUvldual r1ncho alte1 through
the Metropolitan Wa t e r
District and a recently com-
pleted 100,000 gallon reservoir
1ssures an ample 1upply.
Drive east on lilJhway 74
from San Juan C1plstrano,
about l3 m.Ues. Juat past El
Carlso Ranger Statton sip s
will dittc\ vWtor1 to tbe rl&ht
for about fwr miles to the
g1te1 ot Rancho Capistrano.
A fret color brochure may
be obtained by contactlng
Rancho Cap!Jtrano at 2111 Du-
pont Drive, S•lte I, Newport
Beach, or call a.ss.ma and
ask for Dick Beatnllh or Ron
D11glns.
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Prices from $30,29·0
Phone (714) 968·2929 (714) 986· 1338 VA, FHA. Conventional terms available
~ve near the oeean in Huntington Beach, Enjoy the clean, c risp offshore
reeze. At Rancho La Cueata you 'll find homes to complement this f ine
. environment.
These are ler~e comfortable family homes designed with flair and
imagination.
Come out today and inspect our models ••• we else have a lerge
selection of other fine-homes.
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Lions Form
Youth Ouh
The Harbor Area Leo Club,
fiponsored by !he Costa Mesa,
Newport Harbor Lions Club,
held an organizational meeling
recently and elected ils first
officers.
President of the newJy.form-
e<l club is Paul }lorn.sveld.
Mike Sketch was elected vice.
president: Lee Dicke ns, se-
cond vice-president and Jan
Yantorn, secretary.
The teenage Uons a n d
lionesses will sell Fish Fry
Uckels in Costa Mesa as the
first fund-raising project of
the club. The_ Leos will work
at the Costa :fi.1esa Fish f'ry
"'ilh their parent organization
later this year.
Teen agers interested In
jainlng the Leos should call
Lew Simon at 546-9458 for
further infonnation.
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COUNTT·s
LARGEST
2629 HARBOR
BOUlIYARD
546-8640
Opeohm op
ril l:JO
3 Bedrooms
2 Baths--$18,950
SlOO tolal du"n !Mi}'·
mcnt to non-,·::-ts. lbat
means an' body. :XewJy
painted ilis1de. Built-in
kitchen. \\'asht>r an d
dryer inC luded. TlUi one
~·on't la.st.
Mesa Verde
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cated in the ~t Costa
J.Jesa ar~. 3 bt'drooms.
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
OPEN SUNDA'r 11 • 5
. 15 Lind. lila.Dri••
New-& beautiful 4 ~m, 5 bath home
with large IUDken living room & fam. rm.,
wot bar. Radiant electric beat. carpeted &
landicaped. Priced ................ $155,000.
16 Linda Iii• Driw
New 5 bedroom, 5 bath home with upstairs
view of Corona d-1 Mar bills. 3 Fireplaces &
BBQ. Luxuri-OUs carpeting &.panelling. Land·
scaped. With dock ................ $145,000.
n linU Isl• Drive
New 5 Br., 5 bath hdme on lagoon. ~1arble
entry, wet bar, AM/Fltf lntercom,. ltf&tr. Br.
has beam cell. & O'A'll frplc. Large family
room w/fireplace . _....... . .. $185,000
80 Linet. lilt Drive
5 Bedroom & maid's, 5 baths with family
room & large rumpus room. Carpeting. 3
Fireplaces. 4,246 Sq. FL . . . . . . $169.~00
W1 .. rf,..,t Lots
No. 4: Escellent 51 tt. Linda Ille leasehold
Jot. Plans avail. Consider trade ..... $35,000
No. 41: Long wa~r view facing Harbor 1 ..
land w /76.2 ft. of frontage. Plans avail.
No. 88: Point lot with 118 ft. of frontage. Long
watt.r view. Plans available.
BILL GRUNDY, REAt TOR
133 0..er Dr., Suite 3, N.B. 642-4620
2 baths. Builtins. Brina: 'I!!!!!!!~~~~~~~!'!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!~~ your paint brush and I I sa~ yourself som,. mon· Gentr1I 1000 ! General e>'· Full prico> SZl,300. Pink up the phone and
<all.
Fixer Upper
On Lats of Land
1000
CONDOMINIUMS Low Int. G.1. Loan * SUBURSIA. 2 Bcdrm .!. 3 Bedrm, 2 BA, bltn rani;e
lam. Like nf'\\' cond . As-I.: own, diabwulK.'1'. fire.
I 1 1 S20 000 p!Bcc. crpu, drp1, shake
1 SUffi(' ow nt . oan. • roof etc. $28.767. "''ith a.uum. * LA BONNIE \'.IE. Prime loc • frplc & comp! crptd. ableloG.I. Joan, Quick pos.
\\'ill trade. ubrnU S22 900 sess n~ * CAPE ~Gri:>N 2 or ·W1ll1-McC1rdle, Rltrs.
3 Bednn, spotless ~ncl. r:.}!1.!!,!ewport ..,~~~~ CE.M.
!.fay lease/option. $26,995 .....,..., ,~ ........._. ws.
Call "4>8424 LIDO SANDS
3 Bedrooms
2 Battw. built·iM
1'11.500
George Wllll1mson
REALroR
White elepbanta! Dtme-e·Une 673-4350 64>1564 Ens.
L.oceted in the Back
Bay area of Newport
Bea.Ch on ~ of an acre.
Featuring 2 hone cor·
rals, enclosed I a n a I
ove-rloolcing beautiful
~immlng pooL The
2000 square fL 3 bed·
room residenol! nffdl
paint and elbow grease,
but What a ~· Own·
f'T" 'vill fi11ance at 7.S%. Genel"il 1000 tGener1I 1000
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3 Bedrooms-
$20,350
In e.ost.a J.1esa um 1bome
needs help. But sa.ve lots
of mobe'Y at this price.
You have to Stt It to
believe it. $500 mo~s )Ol.l
in, Vets. Full price
UJ,l:D. \\'on't la.st.
3 Bedrooms
2 Baths
Assume 4.5% Loan
$117.00 per Month
No qualifying necessary
to take over payments on
this existing VA loan with
annual pereentage rate of
1.5% Jt has hard'WOOd
Doon built-ins, Pa Io s
Verde stone fireplace, big
reu yard, completely re.
painted in best Costa
J\1esa area. Owner asking
$25,500. Ca.II no"·· S;.'Xl
moves Vets in.
$900.00 down
To Anybody
ti!OVE INTO nns 3
BEDROOM HOME
TODAY. AJ.J... YOU
NEED is a. paint brush
and a scrub ·bucket. tt•a
in Cotta Mtsa aDd tf1
priced to 8dl at UJ,350.
Call. U it hasn't ao14.
•"e'll lhJw it to )'OU.
ORANGE
COUNTY'S
I.Al GUT
2629 ~ARBOf
BOULEVARD
546-8640
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Ill l<JO
BAYCREST
4 Mrm., 3 bath + bonus rm . Comer lot. 2
rpls .. eating area in' kitchen. Excel. financ·
Ing by owner. S65,000. • CAMPER or BOAT SHELTER!!
Two dbl. garages + great 3 Bdrm .• 1 % bath
den w/!pl., panelling, borne. FHA -VA.
$33,500. • OCEANFRONT!
WHITE WATER VIEW LOT In Malibu Coves.
Will trade for Npt. B./C.M. area. Submit. • WESTCUFF BARGAIN • • •
$40,000
Sparkling clean in design w/open floor plan;
3 Bdrm., 1 ;~ baths. Db. fpl., expo6ed beam
I • ceilings. Take title ~ubject to existing 6%
financing. • CAMPER or BOAT PARKING
AREA
on large easy· access lot. Fruit trees + «
Bdrm .• l "' bath home. FHA·VA. $23,500. • MINI RANCH
1h acre zoned for horses and plenty of room
for kids. Solidly built 2 Bdrm. w/oversized
dbl. garage. CdM Hi School DisL $28,500
••• and hurry! • . WESTCUFF CONDO
for lease or lease/opt. (No children under
16.l 2 Bdrm .. 2.., baths. Close to shopping. • HARBOR LIGHTS
& OCEAN VIEWS •.. CdM
I 3 lg . Bdrm .. 31,,:.! batl1s, formal dining, ram .
rm. \\'/fpl. & wet bar .. sweeping yi~w from
gourmet kitchen. SubJect to existing 6 17"0
loan. Asking $79 .500' • COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE!
Rustic 4 Bdrm., fain., 1'1< baths. BeauUlul
condition. Nice Cpl. $34,500. FHA financing
available. • ESTATE SE1TL£MENT
Exel. Baycrest area. 5 Bdrm., fam. nn .. pool
& 121:24 cabana ... over SOOO sq. fl OPEN
SAT. & SUN. I lo 5:00.
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1 ·coleswofthy & Co.
REALTOR
Newport llNch Office
1021 BAYSIDE DRIVE
&75-4930
MACNAB -IRVINE
FINER HOMES
LIN DA ISLE
No cost bas been spared in this Linda Isle
home, decorated in gorgeous taste. Elegant
drapes &: wallpapers. Exceptionally fme cabi·
net wort & paneling. Beautiful, carved wood·
en courtyard gates enter into patio of gra·
cious charm. Sunken living room overlooks
terrace & Bayfront Master bedroom excep-
tionally large, with beautiful master bath.
Dining room, 3 fireplaces; large guest or
maid's room downstairs &: 4 bedrooms up-
stairs. Quality thruout. $165.000. Open Sun,
95 Linda Isle.
DOVE~ SHORES
Gated entry leads to this well dl!signed 4 bed-
room home overlooking the entire bay. Large
Iivint room & djninJ? room: marble fireplace;
4 baths: all electric kitchen & over 3,000 sq.
ft. add to the charm of this borne that is readx
fo r immediate occupancy. $89,500. Open
daily. 1130 Santiago Drive.
BAYFRONT
A "Cream Puff" on Balboa Peninsula. Mod-
ernized & decorated to !.he Jtlh degree. Pri-
vate pier & slip. $175,000. Call for details.
BAYCREST
Quiet luxury & tasteful decorating In this
spacious 4 bed.room home adjacent to Dover
Shores. Lar1e muter suite with oitling room.
Spacious family room overlooking beautiluJ·
ly landscaped patio. Formal dining room, fire-
place. S81.500.
LIDO ISLE
Just reduced 52,000. Sunsbiney south patio
& colorful garden atmo&pbere furnish ideal
back~round ror this 4 bedroom home. 3 baths.
Family room & bonus room for off ice or se'4·-
ing. Breakfast area in bright\ spacious kit·
chen. \rith ne'4' ice-maker refrigerator. Near
tennis & .private beach. $74.500.
IRVINE TERRACE
Breathtaking vie\v of the Bay from this love·
Iy 4 bedroom, family or dining room home;
stunning decor. Sparkling heated & filtered
pool. Electric garage door opener. Lovely
home in excellent condition, located in t he
heart of Irvine Terrace. Open Mon. & Wed.
2015 Galatea Terrace. (Or •.• call for app't.I
WESTCLIFF
Gracious indoor-outdoor living in one,.ot the
best landscaped hom es available. 4.· Jf:d-
rooms; convertible den: family rootrl; 41'tilt'fis.
Large pool&: completely bililt•ill. kitchen. The
most elegant home on Anita Lane.""174,000.
By appointment.
-OCEAN & BAY VIEW
A!ost beautiful Luak built home in Eastbluff.
OWner custom finished & professionally dec-
orated the entire home. Truly sumP.tious
California living with handsome billiard
room. $72,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 2221 Alta
Vista.
BAYCREST
An immaculate 4 bedroom home in a lush,
park-like setting ~th ample roo~ fo_r a pool.
Dining room, family room combination; sun-
ny breakfast area in kitchen. I-Bedroom &
'bath has a separate entry. Adult occupied
home in beautiful condition. $65,000.
MACNAB-IRVINE
Realty Company
901 Dover Dr., Suite 120
1080 Bayside Drive
Newport Beach
6-42·8235
67S·3210
Pete Barrell Reaft'J
pre~nls
Udo Isle Best Buys!
Unusually charming 4 Bedroom & 3 Bath
bome; lots ol special features. Rulisticaily
priced, loo, at just $63,500. Call for appoint·
ment to see.
See Ibis cu~ 3 Bedroom and 2 Bath home
Ibis weekend. It's extra-n .. t and clean and
ready for imm~ate occupancy. AW!lg $56,·
500. Ken Brittingham.
119 Via Y•ll• Open Sit & Sun 2·S
Hes EverythinlJ
s~f f?ebind the garden barrier. i,nto a tran·
qtii ~fiing. Thj.S ;lovely 4 Bed.room. dining
rm and family r.m ls built around a beautiful
patio ~ilh filtered sunlight and spl~ng
fountain. Panelling, dark oak floors, wet bar,
built·ins thruout. 3 car garage with additional
space for dune buggy or boat. Automatic
sprinklers, basement. and storage. This cu ..
tom home was built by architect for his own
family. Baycrest.
1334 H•mpshire Cl. Open Sit A Sun 2-5
Lar99 Reduction
Cllffh....,-Vlew
ExclUJively ours, this 2 Bedroom, den home
has lovely View of Bay and Ocean. Enclosed
patio and garden.
NOW $39,500
Offi;;e Open S.turct.y1 It Sunday1
PETE BARRETI REALTY
1605 w .. tcllff D• .• N.8.
642-5200.
General 1000 fGentral
GRAND OPENING
HOME ·AND INCOME
1000
CUSTOM BUJL T 1900 sq. ft. spacious three
bedroom, two bath elegant home offering: * Beautiful entry, new carpeting tbnH>ut * Large pullnian baths with marblene tops. * Large built-in electric 20'x29' country
kitchen-family room combination. The
ideal multi-purpose room. * Two fireplaces, quiet forced air heat. * Elegant separate dining room with built·
in buffet and china closet. * Quality finish thru-out - shake roof. * Large double garage \rlth utilities and
wasf:iing facilities. * Spacious grape stake fenced rear yard .
INCOME UNl1' offers large living room,
bedrOom, bath, built-in kitchen, dining area,
fireplace, forced air heat and its own garage
with utilities and washing facilities.
Priced to sell at only $48,000. Existing $37,·
600-8% % Joan-Assumable. No Points or
Joan charges. Rent the home to make your
payments in full or enjoy its comfort and
collect income from the smaller unit. These
six (6) beautiful duplexes are located near
the Boys Club. Costa Mesa Park· and Down-
town.
Se• 630, 634, 631, 642 ·c.nttr St.
MODELS OPEN
~~~~~~~1 M. M. LABORDE, REALTOR
1000 J Gene••I 1000 '46.()555
The P 'bl D LOVELY oss1 e ream LOVELY l-======E=v=•=ni=n9;•=646.==~ns=='="'==u=1=45=7='======
A beautifully decorated 3 G.n.ral 1000 Gener•I
bedroom 2 bath home
ON
A roomy 45 foot lot
IN
One of Corona de1 l\1ar's
most desirable south of the
high\\'ilY location.
YOU
Desia;ned to take advantage
of the View. Ivan Wells' new
4 Bedroom, 3 Bath + pow-
der room home in Dover
Shores. Richly panelled fam.
ily room with fireplace &
wet bar. sunken living room,
Large kitche·n ~ith break-
fut area. Secluded swim·
ming pool in \valled-in gar-will love the _private court-
den. A combination of beau. yard, handsome panelling.
ly, quaJ.ity and practicality n1odern kitchen and family
J.o make y0ur dream comt' room Y:ith fireplace.
I ONLY Ivan wens & son 1 · 'i2N5~ I O\l'lll'r \\'ill finance with only Roy J. Wa rd Co. IS% Down.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS OPEN SUNDAY 1·5
1430 Galaxy Drive 646-1550 ; 324 POINSEnlA
COpen Daily) I 67J.l550
'O THI: RI:AL
'"\. l:STATfRS
WALK TO BEACH FOREST E.
=~~~1~0 LS 0 N 'home & 2 Bed.rm renW +
2 car garage. Center patio
w!.th BBQ. B!tina:, ttttplace, Inc, Realtors
downtown'• beat buy. $87.500, s.n ... will can)' looo. NO DOWN GI
I ' , MESA ARIA
1 1r you u5"\d your C.t .• only
•U2M7l(::;:JH6-llOJI l8lO down TIIAT'S ALLI!
3 l<lrgc bf!droomii, 2 full
MESA VERDE ba"'" ••'~' •1""""· ""'" 32~8 COLORADO LN . bullt·I"!,,. hu\l.•.00 Don
$)0 950 '"d f1..,pla0!. SELLER
' DISAPPEA.RED! Priced now lnlmaculate 4 Br. ram1Jy at S23.950 hard to find bar·
room, 2 nreplaces, cal'J)Clted. «'lln! ! Better hun')'~ J Call
drape& Ir abulltn. Covm!d now:
patlo, built·lnll, lovely llnd·
llCIJling wtth dwa.rf ff'\111
trff1. Assume 5~ 'X> VA or 645-0303
Lot Owners
A 3 BR. HOME
FOR ONLY
$10,995
Buill on your land•
FEATURING
./ 1080 sq. fl,
I Double gar~c:
., All lath and plaster
./ Pullman bath
./ Spacious \l'ardrobcs
CALL $37-0JIO
•in most Orange Count)" arxl
othtr awr-ovl'd areu.
STANCO
BUILDERS, INC.
ao...iswm,..
10686 Wutmioster Avt.
Gu.len GMe 8---~----
5%0/o Loan
of SlT,483 ill Usumable at
this low 1'8.h~ when yau bu)'
this SllARP, SHARP 3 Bed·
r1n & 2 Bath luxury homr.
brick fireplace, near -new
crpti1, d~ & bltn kitchen.
\·our 10!111 payments ,,.111 ix'
S142. 1110. Jncb1ding taxes.
\\'hy .... '&111 Call rcw:
Newport
••
Fairview
646-1111
(lnyti1111)
1000
A ·sTOUT HOME
On COUNTRY CLUB_ BEER
in mind that this is a cus.
tom home, Golfers le e.ttcu.
lives this ""ill curt' "''hat \
Al.E'S you, Some LUCKY
family '"'ill HOP in lheir car I
and'''-' lhis BLUE RfBBON 1
I custorn , Enjoy HIGH LIFE ,
rit for prince RAlNIER .
Don't PABST this one up.
Full price S76,500. <Our ol!.
ice is full of HM:l~f'S that I
"'Tile ads like this! I.
co:Ts I
· WALLACE
REALTORS
_ _,5'414'M4141-
(QptnEWllitlf$)
Baycmt
4 BMrooms, 251 baths In
thiB well locaNd home and
fOr only ~.SOO.
Home & Income
3 Bedroon1 home in front. '
2 ~droon1 houSC! in ~ar. 1
Plenty ol ~pa~ lo build I
morr on lhi!! hugr lot.
$37.0Xl tak<'I il!
· JERRY FREUD
CHAS. ARNOLD
388 E. 11'1.h St .. C.~f. 646.nss
S.A. HEIGHTS Ute )'Olll' G.I.
on this. 3· Bedrm, $23,500.
Let yard, 2 car pr.
HOUSES FOR SALE I HOU51!5. FOR SALE
General 1000 Gt!!!,"_11 t. 1800
REDUCED $9550 !
Q1A•ner .sactificing for Quick sale. Have bought
home out of the area. 4 Bedrm, 31h baths,
family rm & bonus roo1n. Quarry tile atrium
\vith 14' retractable roof. View of Upper Bay.
Open Sunday 1-5. 1836 Santi.ago Drive.
GALAXY DRIVE
Best location in Dover Shores, 7 months new.
4 Bedroom, 3 baths, inner courtyard pool
Landscaped to the Bay.
PRIME VIEW
5 Bedroom, 3'h Baths, formal dining room.
Large, carpeted family room with fireplace,
island kitchen. 2 Separate Bedroom wings.
Price $95,000. '
ROY J. WARD CO., Raalton
BA '!'cREST OFFICE
1430 G1i•xy Drive, N.B. 646-1550
General
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Coldwell.Banker OFFERS:
~
OCEAN FRONT
Corona del Mar -3 Bedrooms, 2 ball\'!,
family room -space for another VIEw
home on R·2 lot. 1110,000
Carol Tatum
WATERRtONT 4 BR. + SLll'
Owner Hewaii·Bound .. Sacrifice lovely 3
bath. 3 garage, formal din. rn1. home y.iith
bayside patio. Slip for large cruiser.
~5.000
\Valter Haase
LOOK TWICE!! TWO HOMES
EXCLUSIVE HARBOR VIEW HI LLS
Both in Broadmoor -both 4 BR. -21h
ba., both w/fam. rm. -both w/formal
din. rm. - both w/views -both under
$70 ,000
Bud Austin
BROADMOOR OCEAN VIEW
Very rare buy in exclusive CdM area; this
immac. h·ome has 4 BR. 21/2 ha., !am. rm.
& di.n. rm. & many upgrades -extras.
\\'on't last -better call now! $67,500 .
1\·Jarion C. Buie
MODEL HOME
LUSK HARBOR VIEW HILLS
No\\' vacant -4 BR. -3 ba. -Cam . rm. -
Prestige area -has many fine features -
3 car garage -air cond. -beaut. decor -
profess. lndscpd -pries includes land.
$66.500
NEW LISTING
Executive with a growing family \vill find
this 4 bdrm. 3 bath home in an ideal lo-
cation: only a short distance to best
schools. markets & shopping area. $59,950
Kathryn Raulston
GREAT LIFE ON LIDO ISLE
Boating -swimming -tennis -play·
grounds -club life -nice people! Area's
!inest buy on 60' lot \\'/3 bdrn1s. & fam.
rm. )'ou'll be glad you invested in this
rare location. $59.500
il1ary Harve>:
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Great vie\v fron1 this 4 BR. 2 Ba., !am.
room, Lusk built home, includin8 the
twinkling night lights of the pavilion &
Balboa Bay. $58,800
Al Fink
LUSK HARBOR VIEW
4 BR. 3 Ba. split level, wet bar ... $57,500
4 BR. 3 Ba. Owner transferred .. $53,500
Wonderful area -let us sbo~v you!
LaVera Burns
WESTCLIFF-OPEN SUN. 1-5
1310 Estelle Lane. Drop by this 4 Br. home
located in Harbor 11i District. Fam. rm .
Vacant. Q\\1ner moved. $52.750
Cathryn Tennille
OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-5
2137 .'\ralia. Lu sk home. 3 BR . 21/i. Ba.,
fam. rm. + play rn1. Bike to tennis club.
Price reduced. Good financing. Owner
anxious, make offer. $51~500
Harriett Davies
LIDO BEACH HOME
Four bedroom two ·bath home with com·
pletely modern kitchen. Ready for imme.
diate occupancy. Close to Lido Club &
beaches. $50,000
E. M. Vreeland
EMERALD BAY
Almost ocean front. Few steps to beach.
3 Bedroom. formal dining rJn . Lge. family
rm. One bedroom divided into 3 bedrooms.
Priced for fast sal' !
i\·lar,v Lou 'r.-tarion
133-0700
644-2430
ntW VA or F1IA ok. aw-54M399 at Harbor Center
2299 Harbar Blvd., C.At. tCJrtpard, J\,J,;:, MJ ,..2222 r
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-· Wostcllff ' ' Tif'f RUf'PS -$16.s'oo , 320 LIDO NORD "'~. ~w~AVA 3M<= ... ~~~t ,':; 3 Bedroom, 2 St or Tucol)dominium In the
Call tor tnrorn .. uon. lined 1treet. Ss.clowl livlnii: "Plu•u section. Built· n hnle & oven & prl·
. NOW Roducod to $175,000. Xlnt ltrm• DeL··e Four-Ple•es nn has musl" bri<k ..... vale paUo. Thrifty ll• g In •UDDY Newport. 6 Beautiful unit.. 6 ~.. garages & uWJty lllA A p1a...., BBQ Jn family rm ""' Xlnt :, __ ~~•-on ... ·. LINDA ISlli -$1••-. ' room, with 80 ft. fronting on excellent swim-... _ --.-..... ._,_.,, ming beach. Units are newly furnished. 3 Br• t11ree 2 Br, 2 Ba""'"· god ~. $39.SOO. See BEST buy on beautillil Linda Isle! Owner
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Cupe:u, draJies. bll -im, II now! moving to another... state. Spacious 5 bdrm.
133 Dov.r Dr., SuJte 3, Newport a.Kit '42-4620 choice Newport Sch. b:a-No On Veta Lo On FHA home designed for the ultimate in living on llon. 8'itt financing •vaU. I.er&& lot, fncd front ' rear this exclusive island of boating & fun. Pier
$12,0QO,down. ll~ return oo for Jiriwicy A 111fe~ . .J Bed-&. slip. The most ror the least!
General 1000
$31,350
APPRAISAL
$31,350 PRICE
THE
EVERYTHING
HOUSE
The C.R.V. issued by VA is 1. Lo&n aasumable at 6%%
in and ready to go on this 2. 4 Bedroom1 3 baths
2-alory beauty! 4 BIG BEO. 3: Family ~ with \lo'tl bar
ROOMS. 2~· bath&. Large and fireplace~
COVERED PATIO enclo&td 4 Formal .:11 .. 1-on 2 skies opens to v.-ell • ....... '6 room
landscaped, wa.lled yard. S. Top p-ade carpets and CUI-
Family neighborhood con. tom draperies
venient to scbools and shop. 6. Separate breakfut nook
ping. Won't last al this real-1. Elect. garage doot opener
i.<iliC' priC{! with VA a n d 8. Quiet cul-de-sac strttt
FHA finan('ing avallabll?! PLUS WE SSJ..L A HOME 9. Washer and dl')'t'r l.l'f: In.
EVERY 31 MINUTES cluded For more Information alx>ut Wa Iker & lee w. """"'""'"' •U'""" 673-8550 646-7171
• Realtor
2043 \Vcslclill Do.
646-TIU
Open 'lil 9:00 Pti1
\0 T HE REAL ·'."\... ESTATERS . .
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedrooml
283 Del Mar. (Eastside) Costa. ~lesa
646-3928: 545-2300 Eves.. (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1437 Bonnie Doone (Irvine Terrace) CdM
675-3000 (Sun 1-5)
*1100 While Sails Way (H. V. H.) CdM
675-3000 (Sun 1-4)
(2 Bedroom & Family or Den)
2936 Cliff Drive (Newport Heights) NB
645-2414 (Sllll 1-5)
13 Bedroom)
228 Hazel Drive, Corona del Mar
673-= (Daily 2·5)
620 Seaward 'Road (Corona Highlands)
CdM 673-6510 (Sun 1·5)
4j3 Tuslin A venue, Newport Beach
642-2033 (Sat & Sun 10-4)
**106 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isfe) NB
642-8235; 675-3210 (Sat & Sun )
609 Vista Bonita lthe Bluffs) Newport
Beach 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2150 Vista Dorado (lhe Bluffs) NB
645-3928 : 644-1655 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2351 Westminster Ave .. Costa Mesa
644-1102 (Sat & Sun 10-4)
(3 Bedroom & Family or Den)
l&l30 Dana Circle, \Vestminster
847-2678 (all day Sat & Sun)
17872 Mann St. (University Park) Irvine
833--0160 (Sat 10-4:30 )
2221 Alta Vi sta (Eastbluff) NB
642-8235 ; 675-3210 (Sat ·& Sun)
4600 Cortland (Cameo Highlands) CdM
642-8235; 675-3210 (Sat & Sun)
**433 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach
642-8235 ; 675-3210 (Sat & Sun)
2137 Aralia fEastbluff) Newport Beach
644-2430: 833--0700 (Sun 1-5)
119 Via Vella (Lido Isle) Newport Beach
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 2-5)
2501 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar
644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
1927 Santiago (Baycresl) NB
644-49IO (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
*362 Magnolia, Costa Mesa
540-1720 (Sal & Sun 1·5)
8402 Talbert, Huntington Beach
845-0604 (Sat & Sun 1·51
5901 Blue jay, Huntington Beach
84&-0604 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*269 Monie Vista, (Eastside) Costa Mesa
645-3928: 644-1655 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5)
405 Holmwood (Newport Heights) NB
645-3928: 548-6769 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5)
482 Estller (nr Westcliff} Costa Mesa
545-5580 (Sat & Sun from 2)
2443 Bamboo, ( Eastbiuff) NB
645-7711 (Sun 1-5)
'*124 Evening Canyon Road (Shore Cliffs)
CdM, 838-1345 (Sun 1-5 )
*2048 Commodore Road (Baycrest) NB
645-3255 (Sat & Sun 2-5 )
2223 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach
545-2313 (Sun 1-5)
324 Pointsetlia, Corona de\ Mar
673-8550 (Sun 1-5)
(4 Bedrooms}
**11 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB
642-8235: 675-3210 (Sat & Sun)·
1130 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235: 675-3210 (Sat & Sun)
13100 Estelle Lane (Westcliff) Newport
Beach 833-0700 ; 644-2430 (Sun l~)
223 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) NB
675-1662 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*1038 While Sails Way (Harbor View
Hillsl 673-2020 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2515 \Vindover, CdM (Broadmoor Harbor
Vie w! (Sun 1-5 )
*342 Vista Bayo (C. M.)
645-0303 !Sun 1-51
investment. rrn, 111 BA, &hake roof, dble 101 Linda Isle Open SaVSun 1·5:30 $75,000 e.1ch aar. Call now~ $23,950.
•, -(6) t 'BR Un~•· w/Pool BLUe LAGOON VltlAS-$64,900 ·;aatJde . sharp. Crpts. dips, Gorgeous view of $Ur( & sand from elegant
'P E RRON patloa, '15.000. llurry!! split level condo. 2 Bdrm, Cam rm . 'vet bar,
BOii OLSON 3 bas, 2 pools & sec. guards. By appt. •;, "' •. ~ .. "'""' ... ,." ..
642-1771 Anytime REALTOR .~-. HARBOR view HILLS •I ;:::;;~ Sharp. near new 4 bedroom Lusk built home 'I for a fastidious buyer. Family rm, dining rm
& 2'h baths. Pool size yard. $54,500. SCENIC VIEWS
$29,950 Of Bay ' Ckean
NewlY decorated
lnoome $GI. a month -
Eu:tsiile Costa 1.-tesa near
go11 course, 77 x 150 Lot.
Spanish style with court-1
yard & patlo & a bltin BBQ.
Call to see:
4 Bedroom ttsidence in
F&.sh!anable ln.rine Ten-ace
Sparldln& blue pool
beautifully manicured
•'""""' redue@d in price
to S&l.000.
Newport
••
646-1111
(anytime;
1300 Estelle (Westcliff) NB
642-8235; 675-3210 (Sat & Sun)
*1930 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) NB
642-8i3.I; 675-3210 (Sat & Sun)
1334 Hampshire Circle (Baycresl) NB
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 2-lil
877 Sandcaslle (Harbor View Hills) CdM
644-4910 !Sun 1-5:30)
1430 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
645-1550 (Open Daily)
1836 Santiago, (Dover Shores) NB
645-1550 (Sun 1-5)
1607 Santiago Drive, Newport Beach
646--0555: 531-5570 (Sun 1-51
*501 Kings_J'lace (Newpon Heights) NB
645-3928 : 548-6769 Eves. !Sat & Sun 1·5)
21921 Starfire Lane, Huntington Beach
545-8424 : 9611-1097 Eves. (Sun 11-5)
2848 Carob (Easlbluff) NB
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-51
**15 Linda Isl e Drive (Linda Isle) NB
642-4620 (Sun 11-5)
*1015 Goldenrod (Harbor Vie\Y Hills)
CdM, 675-2101 (S un 12-5:30)
2827 Alta Vi sta, Corona del Mar
675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1527 Anita Lane, (Baycrest) NB
546-5440 (S un 12-5:30)
3248 Colorado Lane (Mesa Verde) CM
546-4399 (Sat & Sun 10-5)
9450 El Camino, Fountain Valley
1162-5869 (All day, daily)
227 Coral Ave. (Balboa Isle) NB
675-2916 (Sat & Sun)
1878 Rhodes Drive, Costa Mesa
546-2313 (Sat & Sun I-61
3007 Java Road, Costa 1'-·Iesa
546-2313 (Sun 2-6)
2501 Bamboo St., (Eastbluff) NB •
644-I450 (Sat & Sun afternoon)
6681 Christa Palma, Huntington Beach
84&-0604 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
21512 Trabuco Oaks, Trabuco Canyon
830<i060 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
3061 Carob (Eastbluff) NB
645-3928 : 644-0345 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5 )
*536 Santa Ana Ave., Newport Beach
546-2313 . (Sal 1-5)
309 Narcissus, Corona del Mar
67}8550 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(5 Bedrooml
**95 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB
642-8235 : 675-3210 (Sun)
**16 Linda Isle Drive !Linda Isle) NB
642-4620 (Sun 11-5)
(S Bedroom & Family or Den )
*1536 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 : 675-3210 (Sal & Sun )
**80 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB
644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30 )
**101 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle ) NB
644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :3j))
1000 Mariners Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
548-7249 (Sat & Sun 10-5)
**80 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB
642-4620 (Sun 11-5)
**77 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB
642-4620 (Sun 11-5)
17442 Encino Circle. Huntington Beach
84&-0604 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
617 S. Golden \Ve st, Santa Ana
84&-0604 (Sal & Sun 1-5\
2384 Redlands. Newport Beach
540-1720 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
(1-3 Bdrm: 1-2 Bdrm)
320 8th St., Huntington Beach
536-2579 (Sun 1-5)
(2 Bedroom)
11 Marine Ave., Balboa Island
642-1771 : 673-8217 Eves. !Sun 1·5)
(2 & 3 Bedroom)
'tt4010 River Ave .. Newport Beach
645-2414 (Sun 1-5)
(2 & 4 Bedroom!
2511 Seaview, Corona del Mar
644,4910 (Sun l·S)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom & Den)
14M Deauville. (French Quarter) Costa
Mesa 642-1771 !Sal & Sun 1-5)
511 Avenida Campana llhe Bluffs) NB
844-2867 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
877 Sandcaslle Open Sun 1-5:30
LINDA ISLE
See this gracious new home with 5 bdnns ..
maid's rm & 5 baths. Spacious living & dining
rms open to patio deek facing l a~oon . Fam-
ily rm + rumpus rm, wet bar. $169,300.
80 Linda Isle ' ·Open Sat/Sun 1·5:30
BAYCREST-$11,.100
Fine quality & loads of glamOr In this 3 bdrm
home with Cam rm. 2'h: baths & formal din-
ing. Perfect U shaped kitchen w/electric blt·
ins & char broil. Rear yard is a picture.
1927 Sanliago Open Sat/Sun 1-5:30
CORONA oeL MAR
On the blufr overlooking harbor entrance,
bay & ocean. Split level w/3 spac bclrms. 31h
baths. den & family rm . Million $ view.
2501 Ocean Blvd. Open Sat/Sun 1-5:30
CORONA Del MAR DUPLEX
Nice corner duplex so. of hwy near harbor
entrance. View of bay & ocean boating ac·
tivity. 4 Bdrms up, 2 dn. Many xtra features.
2511 Seavie\v Open Sun 1-5:00
ISLAND HOME -$52,500
Sparkling heated pool! 3 Bdrms & fam . rm.
Soaring cathedral ceilings. Close to beac~ &
boats in great Huntington Harbor location .
DUPLEXES & TRIPLEXES
Ca ll us for details on our fine selectio n.
$43,500 to $115 .000
R· I LOTS
\Ve have 4 fine \vaterfront lots.
$68 ,500 to $150,000
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 10 · 5:30
110ur 25th Year"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO .. Realtors
2111 San Joaquin Hills Road
NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910
1000 General 1000
~LLEGE
'°REALTY
OPEN HOUSES
THIS WEEKEND
SAT /SUN f"ROP.f I: 00
Fabulous View
3061 CAROB ST.
'"High on a Hill" O\'erlook·
ing lhe proposed U.C.f. row-
ing course. mountairn; and
lhe UniV'l'rsity. Lo\vesl pric-
ed 4 & family in Eastblu!!.
Greenbelt Beauty
4102 BRISBANE \VAY
Thi? tops in Universily PRrk
for a clean & neat 3 & lam/
din tiorne. Priced right, bu!
llexible too.
You Won't Believe It
2949 PEtifBA
\VO\V • !his ot1<""s decoratl'd
\\'ay oul _ in f\lesa Verde
Camb1•iclge 3 Sr fanuly &
detached garage room. P1·ic·
ed to allow for fixing up.
Country Club Area
J0.12 COUNTRY CLL:B DR.
BeautitUI, new 4 & lamily
rm \ii;!lng • modern. sp&C·
ious. Room for JMXll . Walk
to clubhoullC, tennil'i etc.
Adult Occupied
3230 OREGON AVE.
YIPEE!!
PERRY ZIMMERMAN
Top salesman again for
C'OATS &-\VALLACE during
month o( April was Pt>rry
Zimmerman but really, we
all did great. Over 1·~ J\1il-
Jion Dollarir; in residential
sales in April alon<• .• 011r
volun1ne is ahe11d of last
year at !hill rin1e, and \\"e
need anothl'r salesman!
\\'hat a IOl'l'n, \1·ha! a good
business _ can we help you!
A Mesa Meadows home fre1h-
Jy painted with new crpts &-
drps. Simply immaculatr-3
& family, occupied by one
adult only, "'!~"!"~"'"!!!!!~~"'II Total Poymont $145-
SUNDAY ONLY
4,000 Sq Ft Custom
1816 JAMAICA RD.
On the golC course -a greal
custom home with gam<',
f11mily & dining r ms all
black w11.lnul panelled, etc.
Really tremendou~,
OPEN Housr
SUNDAY 1·l
405 Holmwood
Newport HelghtJ
Cuslom bu ilt S BR, 2 BA
home, hU¥t living rm with
3tone fireplace &: dining
room. hltllUl, crpl3, drp3.
dblc gar., 2 patl<>ft.
Lachenmyer
Realtor
186() Newport Blvd., 0 1
<;ALL, 646..1928 Ew11, !148-6769
Per Month
Real sharp J bedroom, 2 bllth
home. Freshly paintl'd, GI
loan of S15,800 Al 5% 7.. an-
nual interest. You can't bl'at
ii! Servltt porch. Double
Garage. Forced a Ir heat.
Completely fent.'Cd. Sprink-
lC'rs. Carpel5 ;i.ni1 drapes
throughout. Family room.
Let WI show it to )'OU!! GI
or FHA lemlS avallahlr .
WE SELL I\ HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES .
Walker & lee
Rell ton
2790 HArbor Blvd, at Adami
M.>0465 Open 'Ill 9 P~t
2 GREAT BUYS "* 4-PLEX • corner location
ptide or ownership • Fenc-
ed patio5 • Out or town
cwncr. Live In one, let
rental1 pay experu;ef; -
$59,950 • only Sl2,00 down.
1824 Hi ghland (Harbor Hi ghland s\ NB
675-5726 . (Sat & Sun I-51 HOME P US RTMENT -lt5110lJ'rice St .. Huntington Beach L APA 4 BR EASTSIDE
* 5 SEPARATE •ldUSES
In top klcit.Uon -Income
S76!> month. A re1\I buy 111
~.500 -o~·ntr leaving
town, wlll l)l?lp finanro,.
64(1...7171
846-06o4 (Sun 11·4) (3 lklr. & 1 Bdr.) Mwmc J-l!A loan on lhi.15 ~ Center St .. Costa Mesa ••• • •• ,..,. ho
(4 9 ·droom & Family or Dan) ...... rp ~ 1~ me, Laryr.
28ll1Clubi!ouse Road, (Mesa Verde) CM 646--0555 (Sat & Sun,1~) """"" lot, in1trlor -•ilY
'O THE REAL
'"-ESTATERS
642 ••16 (Sat l-4) , Mlec:oratf!d , Total pymnta ~ * ..., S206 mo. ""'"" 2 DBL. OARAOESI 1330 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB '** w•~•"'"""h'"'ot $27,950 lmmac. 3 hr + ram., ""'
642-8235; 675-3210 (Sat & Sun) *** l'MI _. Wotwhot PERRON 642•1771 place, cul<le·uc. 1:13,SOO. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:11~:;::~:::: ... ..,.,;;~:1~v~A~·F'H~A~.~A&I.~~~~~·==
,
24
YEARS
OF
. REAL
ESTATE
EXPERIENCE
It 's the SOLD SIGN
-
that counts
WE SELL 100 HOMES PER MONTH
LET YOURS BE NEXT
JUST REDUCED
to $19,900. An excellent
1tar1er home. A reaJ cozy
3 Bdrm beauty in apple
pie order. Good financing
available and It beat1 ren.
Ung. Call now for further
d<!tail.s. ~5440
IET YOUR SWUT ••
THIS WON;T LAlTlll
anyone tan afford thl:;
rule 3 bedroo1n it ra m·
Jly in ?.1esa Verde at
$27,800. 10% Dn terms
are avallablr. Home ha.'I
been freshly painted
within last 10 months
so JI is in move-in con-
dition. i\11 bltins. Call
nou1 for complete de-
taJll. 546...5440
BEAT YOUR RENT
Call now and \\"'" l'l'ill !ell
you niort about this love-
ly 3 BR condominium that
)'OU can move Into tor
Sl8Zi dn. !he monthly
payment will be leu than
renting and you \\'ill have
fl.IANY more bellelits.
J-'ull price $18,250. :>46-5440
IARLT llRD
get.a the \\"Orm, bu t the
<'arly buyer 1-''ilt gt'I this
lovely .1 BR plus convc~t
den PLUS a formal din-
In~ room. Unheard of!
Ne\vly painted end rea·
dy to move in. Located
closr lo schools & shops.
$35,950. 546-5440
IDLE MONEY
GATHERS
No Income. This prime
tri-plrx invites your In-
spection. The oprralion
shrrl. will bear your
elm.est scrutin)'. \Vith
11ropcr do\\·n, gel tax
shcltl'r and spendable.
Asking $35.950. 546-5440
PAUL • WHITE •
CARNAHA"
REALTY CO.
HONORS
TOP SALESMAN
P.·lr. Art Gordon, Sales
associate fro1n the
Costa t.1e611 otflcc \\'all
honored with the sales-
man uC the month
plaque for the month ol
March. The award was
made at the Company's
monthly meeting.
Art Gordon ll!!ted and
sold over $163,000 in
Real Estate volume fo r
the one month. Gordon
has been \\'llh P-W-C 19
yl'ars aQd reside& v.•lth
his rnmlly in l"l"'\\'port
Beach.
START YOUR
SUNDAY
drive al 1527 ANITA
LANI In llAUTl-
FUL IAYCll!ST. If
you \\'BOt custom rea-
tures and good fi-
nancing, chf'ck this
gorgt"'oufl 4 BR-J Bath
plus large den & liv-
1ng room that Is load-
ed with charm. at
$54,750 \\'Ith large
5%<:{, a ss umable
loan. You had lx>tler
hurry • it won'L last.
546-5440
OPEN SUNDAY
12 t o 5:10
IEAT HIGH
INTEREST
Tak• •vor GI •1d1t 1 .. n
LOAN COSTS. N01
QUALlFYING, NO!
POINTS. NO ! Just movl'
Into this sparkling J
bedroom, large FR plus
bonus room, 3 bath.~. Jn
good location! Only
$35,900 full prlcl'.
~-5440
CDIY CORNER FOR
THE HORSEY SET
U you want horses you
nius t see this coi.y 2 BR
home + 1 bath. This
homt' Is well maintained
and has room for riding
In th<' rear, u·~ like Ret-
ting the l'fbu11? for l rf'I'
\\"hen you buy this 66x
300 lot. S31.MO.
' ~'16-5440
HOUSING
SHORTAliE7
Then pun::hase t h I 1
choice piece of R-2 land
In heart of Costa ~1esa.
1~.280 sq. ft. Owner ask·
!rig $<13,000 with liberal
terms. Present Income
$260 pt'r month. Strong
pos~lbility l hat It can
bi-rl'zonr<I R-·1.
5-16-5440
VA NO DOWN
Good carpels living
room A hall, 4 Bednn,
close to ,.chools, $26,•
950 full price. Family
room Is large • rear
yard completely fenced.
cau now for details.
546-5440
THI RARE ONI
5 bedroorn , 3 bath5, for-
mal dining room. Cl~ets
galore. Plush cpts. °"-'"·
l'r l'i&ys must sell so re•
ducx-d the price $1500.
Good location close to
all ~chools. now only
$37.000. 546-5440
* EYE Al'l'IAL
* PURSE Al'l'EAL
Bl'autirul quality 3 BR
& FR homl' \\•ith great
functional n oor plan.
Real pride ot ownership
in choice fl.lesa Verde
location. 22x14 Sl?par·
all' livi ng room 'vi th
fi rl'plaC'r. cpt & drll[ll'I.
Outi;tandinp: rea.r yard.
Prict'd at $27,950.
546-5440
lllO HOUSI
Small price
Gor:;t"'oUll 4 Bedroom
charmer. Entertainers
Jiving room \\'ith cell-
ing h l g h fireplace.
Large me11ler bedroom.
all bit-In wifesaver
k I I C' h e n . Desireablc
f\1esn dt"'I f\lar location,
1valk to &)J schoo11.
Hurry ll"i1 too shar11 to
la~I. al $31.950.
546-5440
ALL OUR SALES PEOPLE ARE TRAINED TO ,
SERVE YOU IN OUR SPECIAL THREE WEEK
R. E. TIAINING SCHOOL
TWO OPENINGS CALL NOW!
I
CLASSES STARTING IN THREE WEEKS
PA.UL-WHITE-
CARN:AHAN
ReaJt11 Co.
1093 BAKER STREET, COSTA MESA 546-5440
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,-TllE WllTE 1111$( SEEB.JllUSE ' BR.. ' BA., ..... ..... • ' OcmJ;;{ -s -' .... s -T• IMdo OIARMINO ' ......... , 2 SwilQ."""' imi -..., ~~-~ -....., """,,,... -· ..,,.,... ROOST """' -. m -· dolirlc cmt1.. Pl.l:iO totlll. ~ • ,_. wi&h lolM2I ol room. Ridl!a'ft.l' cottap ui qualnt Swnmer ~ per 'll''fltk Stpt.
On CAPITA.I.. tu jaa btiPlt SN: Orr .Home und rtlld;)' tor ocmpuc:J. ~ tram ocaa 6 ~· BuUdtr' puqvct entry. brWbt.-ld&ch-•nine juat aw IWPI Uom yearly lf&M $350 per mo. list"',.._..,.,....,""' .,..., ..., """ ....... 1.QT-LOCAnON ....,, .. -· .., with ... ..,,,,.,.,...• the...,..""""' p1nt ,. .. _,,~ "'""' 1amu, ~.,. ..,. """' """'.-.,""" 1':'" ..':'"'w~':":l C:O.-of i:...1-ond M.riMr 11111 Gnnly, ~llw drapn. Priced" •ll .;th ...... -•""' -· v~. ='=n="=-==·====I :1 =· ~ ~"\' ~~ ~ :: ~: e:ftdmtd prq.. Prbd •I _, m no.e.-er .. NB VA er FHA tmns avalla.ble from the front porch. SZ.750.
sulb )'l)Q~ \\'OOd tloan. car. Ste Drr °"'Pfll am !!'~rs~ aft 5:30 '31,000 VACANT -Nr. Tena1a dub, ~~· $24,950 'f" U LL Terms are~~· Summo r llent1la 2910 -
p:ti1. dta.P"nn. 4 8rdnns.. ~On-Fire~ und I . 3 .... , fhwwllll .. ail•blt w boat ramp. swtm.'1 bch. 4 WE s· ELL A HOME Ta.kr m"'r ~ ~t;e SttDrrBleBtdrmlVlld GORCEXlUS .tbi-.1900'.fltt 1--BJl S BA. dt frlpt FHA Jwn . \\'O\\"!' 0oc·1 Stt Dt.r Price:_____ kit din/~~ tiled ba. tr.de llp for lnconw pr.,..ty. 4Cldm' Jot. J;G.~ 1'lu.k EVERY JI MINUTES 1 T Hf: RJ::AL ~ l:S'!'ATE ~S
F11hionl~le Bkrfn
3 BR. 2 balb Townhousl!
Avail., "'urn., Junc 1st to
Stpl. kt. S4SO Pu Month. ~~:;_.a~':;uT~ s..~~"~'t..1 ::",,,.i'j,,~""~rm l'lto• 548-193',,.. 644-4614 ~Rnli;,...._. Walkllr ii Lee
your appoill1ment ,..g 11 COATS Th'll. l br. 21~ ba, a.JI eJec. --·· _ LW. Isle 1351 Rnlton I Lagun• Niguel 1707 f
poce •• ..SS4.•~. I JCa... & I ~~ = ;:::;oo'.'""C:. Newpert Buch 1• ... a.y 1241 oECOUTOlt'S ~ i682 Edlnaer $C0-6lt0 4 BR executive ho111t {iut .'PJJ'
REALTORS tsDUS. 2 b< hm. ""' patio You """' the -""""' for Slucco l ,,,...., 3 BR, oak -H~ ~ Bdnm. DELUXE DUPLIX """"'· 2 BA, Hv rm w/"pl,
.• CO&ATS ·~WALLACE ....,.,., WESTCLIFF - -IF BACK BAY $<11>1 A,... Sharp •·/pool, Is• """'"' "" ~T
WALLACE I S46 4141-•hit lrH!I. $21.991. Fra.nk )'OW' dollan, 3 Bedrooms. ft. Ftp. tbmno hmt. kit. Famibt ft8. Xlat atrftt 10 OPEN SUN l-5 din rm, kit bltim, cplg & W4 Villa Del Oro ~~~RS (Open EwnMp> M&nhaD RMJty. 615-461l'.). :m~~::O ~ !!:: •:,-e· •rm~ ': Reel Cl ~ WW:~ ~·a~i.2 BR. ~L Beaut. J~pd Newport Beach 644-1133
(Open EYWUntsJ Mn. Del Mir 1115 av."lltt will bdp ~-.Wcr new in • ou1 U'IO', LIDO REAL TY INC. ~. cui-t'c • drap. ~-~~ri:·~~576.·ner ~~Yi blt;r:? bc:1 ~
LEASE OP110N ASSUME ,.,. LOAN u.:::...s:~ ~ = ... ~ :: = mr Yll Liiio m.m t ... bull>IDI. Ill b1k lo Ml11ian Vl•I• 170I ' .. Pool Jwy l3lO ""'
FOIEST E. OR SALl 3 BR, 2 BA. lam. rm. po EASTBLUFF wall + 3 car pr . ...., LOTS OF LIGHT bead>! """"· Ml 3250 wk. 51115 """'
Slarp, rrwty p&intrd, 3 bed-I &: pool 4. fencftf play )Id. set~ tor dilcrtmlnltin&: 111 Uiil OXI~. 3 Br. It 1.JNDOORG CO. GOLF C.OW-: lol by OWIW'r, CttSCenl. 5'&8-MJC Ntwp0r1
room. 2 bath home-bJ.a.nd K"'1Y painted. O w 11 e r -Owner· 4 Br, 2~ Ba. tam. ktYer to ltftlarp. • 111¥. dra lone. %%. Ba. 536.2519 Beautilul 2 stru')', 4 br & Bell.. •
0 L S 0 N tatcben. ~ f:a.mib, room.. I 5-11)..UM_ rm w/trple. ~· BNt LYTLE RLTY 513 W. 19th. New llltim in kit.chm. All llH. 2 frpk'1, oompl crpted,
a;-cao.'ft'rd patio .. itb brick ' n.OJ:AC. 4 er. crpu, dr'J». ~: s':"soo~~t ~ 5t&-2S"2 this lor S8!1.SOO: RARE OPPORTUNITY protes.s.. decor inside, pro-
BBQ Jar outdoor ~I idea! la11d1eapin1 I OpenS•t&SunAftn !!I~ Rtty. '7>S100-t Bectnn,2baOt.AsmmeS1' ~~-~.~ •.• :_k,~er'~~:
I DELUXE 2 BR. Apt.
6/lS-9/15. $375 mo.
We1tcliU area. Ml-6274
COU.EGE PARK
NO DOWN GI!!
.Eas:1 ~ yard. $29..m dttonlin&:-SC3 Sonora, C.M. Zitl'1 Bamboo Sl. E•stbluff 1142 ;,,,_ ..... Lido. NB ()pm Sun. CJ. kJan ' ~ per mo. v,...,.,. • ...., ua: ..... HA.'
s.t&-Znl 64f.1450 wX.dys HOME + STUDIO pe,ys all or 1ow dn. &: m."Mr ht l61h bole. Auu~e ?% %
0 THE REAL
"'\. ESTATERS
MH• Verde I 1 JO , 1'tuter BR. w/Roman bath "111 help fil'lanct". Ne.,.,1y dee-loaA.. $50,9!ll, 83l-0359.
ecome S.. & Com1Nr• A New W•y ~Life + 2 BR'• a. 2 baths! ArtislJ orated lniudt' It out. Only HOUSES FOR SALE
OPEN SAT ,.. '°' v1sTA BONITA Relax '" ""' ,,,,..,.. 'BR ,...,.,_ J"'" """"".,. m..... I --
A Ran Und. llvlne Terr.
3 Br. 3 Ba. Avail. Junt'
24lh on, Boyd Rlty 6T:>-5930
AiillllR ICltard Clll barpin m
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2ll9'l aub Hoose P..d. Open S.t. & Sun. 1.5 Euthlutt Cbxio. Oirntt des. .m.;;oo The Real Eslate Mart S.n Clementa 1710
Proft>SSionally Jandsl"aped, J Bdnnl:· 21,s baths. A tiop, pera~. bu booaht &n0~her 147-&531 tamily home, patio, shu!Of'. slclp ir: )Ump \o the pool. ~me. Stt._ to &IJPrMl&te ~TQ" • WVELY Beach Residtnce,
NE\VPORT Island • 2 Br,
~!t'l'pini:: porch, priv. dock.
$2'2:> per wk. CaJI 879-2081
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bncil:'~. mn raat:.
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SefleT ~ :\ow Dilly
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645.0303
al Fb:rbnr Cnt1f'I'
ZB!I Harbor Blvd., C.ll
HOME & BUSINESS
board. 4 BR, 3 BA. family+ BOYD REALTY Vin·. DJ.950. t. Bmcada Coi 8 :t-MAft'nN;l Tf'CIC)eCly Strilcff 2 Story, 4 Br. 2 full 2 Duplexes Furn.
formal din., 2 lrplcs. 3629 E. Coast H~')'., CdM R.t'ahy, IJS..1234. 24 ht ser-111·1111 ~ J\1UJI all l year old J 8e<inn, half baths, Pvt. ae<:e~s ---------1
Pa..tnl &: polish DN'ded herr Broktr 6-124816 e 67.S..5930 e vU. l't Ba. U x 17 enclORd ,.. beach. J\lag. view. S69•500. $90 • Ui.il pd. 1 Br. nr. for a 'u"" home, : Bedrm a.~ 1714J sn-9300 by 1c tamil>'. 2 patios, and txiai NEW HOUSE rnE BLUITS 3 iklrm. 3 BLUFFS &-PLAN SEE our "UDO ISi.£. tio. Ddx custom drpl, ~ts, appt. ocean. Avail now. Active,
«!am". tinplatt, crpU le drpl. tt"' BY OWNER bath. tplit I eve I, an ~~titul ereen belt vk'w; BUYS!" in oar ma.in ad. ~VA mayTL ,.._~_ov:!..,, ex:: 2 STORY 4 br master 13' Bkr. 534-6980 ~location Now l BR 2 BA. Thans:f«T"ed cre e nbelt . C u sto m .c.llUCondo,ltw•dtn.23 P.te Blirrett Re•lty ing ,,,., NOU•._..._,..... , RENTALS
redut.'ed to $29.90) fur ta.st I $33 sOO Assume flt.A soi decma.tld ... immaculate. ha. By 0.'?JU • 6"-2290. -642-5200 ta! monthly. No qualifying. x 28 w/dreu i:m & frpl. _Hou••• Unfurnish ..
sa!o!o Call Sf0."!1S1 tt aJl ~ .lm Calllam1a st. Large kitcbm l l7 ,9DO. BRASHEAR REAL TY l _ ba, entry, bv, d~~ & debib_ H.mt:a&ie Rul Es-• ~75 aft S pm~ W-8501 , Evea: 642-(M2'T din nn •. bltns, mag~icent G•neral · I s.;.7..Qlll c.,.... clel Mar 1250 laO... falenll llSS ocun view, spotle.u 1111 &:
""· 1cozy • a.an 4 BR. 1._ DON'T MISS BLUFFS EXECUTIVE ESTATE out. ...... .,..,,.,"'-""· --------
ba. $24,7UO. ~7DI. Pnnc. ~ 3 Br,,.2% ha. ftt IY OWNER 5uJlt'1' aMrp 2.n 9e1. foot SHARP, C It a r, Freabb" VA LOAN on! ...i .. ~-· ba.r dbl OYen&. aulel'n&tic VIEW beauty .,;th 3 KING SIZE C · trino •·ich 1730 painted. Rent at $18S. Coda
l Bedrm, 2 bath&, 17xl7 brat-Y .....--.._ ... ~ IOftentt, By °"1nu . Liv. Rent F,.... bedrooms, 2 baths, 18 X 26 apis,"-='-"-==-';..:. f\fesa area. Walk to shap-
ed & filteml pool SJlOO Ne.,,orf Be.di l200 $45,<0>, Ph. ~. ~1·ci.Du:Nn: fSl..A.'lD Custom 4 Br, l bl hDml! w/2 Rparale Family Room. Quirt a.rt"a nr nu f.tarina ping. Check our RENTAL
2975
3000
mows )"OU in. Sdler pay~ I •BWFf'S ~ Choice CClr'll. br 1 ba apl Wet ba.r, frplc. built·lm, dishwasher. Cool Custm 3 8d 3 Ba+ guest BOOK. ~u:paraa::a~~ ~ ~~:-:..: ;:1 CLIFF OR.~ VIEW view loL 3 Bl. 2 Ba. l le\-ti ro~: ." :ifr~G::tn~ ~·t ~nc. %17 Coral ~~.~ _P8tio,:f~1 rm& .. ~t~~~!?,,' EWVEERSYEL3L1 MAIHNOUMTEES
• ..-• · Vny nice 2 BR. I: DEN + 'ol-alled pe.tio, cua. extru 4 Bedrooms, I famll · ' ..._....._pltlf, . ~· · ..,..,""" ... ~,}.,)
of c.2 k>t. Proft'S!k>nal off"ice tun. BJtin raage/~-en •·/w GUEST rm. 2 Baths, large Sa\"11! SS • $31,950. 644-4265. mom, O\'e'!'Siud -=.re 11,'jJ BLOCK TO BEACH f.IOP.E. $33,350 9.lth er or Wa Iker & Lee
in front. Ont.()f·•·ldnd. f'ulJ crpls & drpl:, PallO. block dining rm. Court yard pa. StL•' L 'ol'ell lighted v.·ort area. EJrganl 4 Br, :: Ba w/2 }ow F'H.A Tem'IJ'. Dana Point 1740
prit? S!l..500. CaIJ: "·all, landsca
0
ped, vaant. ti~. t.o\·f'I~· BAY 1: OCEAN Assume nA °"" . ON Br, 1 Ba apt. step do"'-n WE SELL A HOME ----------~'°''""in toda,)". \"IE\\" s:B900 Custom 3 Br T Pool. Lanai, One of E:ut.blutrs IO\"t"lieit frplc, bltlll By 0.,-ner zn EVERY 31 MINUTES I OPEN SAT /SUN Realtor.
2i00 Harbor Blvd. at Adams
5-15-9491 Open 'lil 9 Pt.1 Newpo•• 11y HOME "ati 2 LOTS Frpk. 1-16 • ..,. 548-0355. pride of""""""'' ..... ~. C<>nl. ,,.~;,,. . Walker • Lee . . .
•I Extra largo llv. rm. 3 BR BY O\\.,IER' BMb Coodo. e -G J 0 A.M. • 5 P.M.
962 .... 71 ( =) 546-1101 & DEN, formal dlrnni nn. 2 2 Br. den, 2'.: ba. luxury A REAL ESTATER.S Huntl"9fon Beach 1400 R.t-altors 33190 Alcaur Dr. $17.'i Comp!. redec 3 br, r/o,
F.1irvie w b8ths, trplc.. kit. bit.ins. ~ · 511 Avenida Campana, EXCLUSIVE 76.32 "'";~-r Lest new 2 fami111 refrig. nu w/w & dri>s. ,. I .,,., 1'i B E\'H &W-2867 ~..... 1 Chldrn ok. AcliVf', Bia. v.6-811 Beaulitul decor. f"l•,500. · · · . EXCLUSIVE OWNER ANXIOUS 142-44;n 540-51.W Studio Dupl•x 53~980
(.1nytim el Cost• M.I• 1100 DUPLEX . VIEW Newport Heights 1210 ONLY $47,950 5V.. G.I. LOAN!I \\'ith 2 bedroon1.l!. LIVE ON =~-=----~ lot from Ocean I lrith 67l-&55D You can buy thia dream mt. Fountain V•lley 1410 ONE SIDE, RE'I\'T THE $l85 • J BR, 2 BA, new i""""'~~!!"'!~~..,,.. I $121 PER MONTH Octtn View. 2 BR Ir 3 BR tage subject to ~ existing · OTIIER SIDE. PRlCED cpts, bllns, faro. welcomed.. EASTSIDE wtth fam. nn. PLUS l BR BY OWNER. 3 Br ' den, s~ GI kl&n and only S134 NEW 501 DN I RIGHT! 90'/ii F1NANCING Blue Beacon, 64>-0lll Bier. TOTAL &:bathgi..estnn.Looksnew. 2 Ba. crpts, drps, l'le'l\1y per month. 4 ~ bed--10 •• AVAILABLE.
l BEDROOM $22,000 With a substantial dmrn )'00 C.ood rental ana. SSl.SDO. red« .. ftrx:ed bac:kyd rooms, 2 baths. FIRE-3 • 4 BR. Custom Innes Or C•ll Mike Bayer Cost• Mes• 3100
B:mr i~nia;hr A ~t~~ can takr ovtt this great v:-DUPLEX ON CANAL w/a«na boat « _trtr. Stt PLACE, tmilt-inl, and spac. ready for occupancy. Loaded <213) Si&.-2.)33 ---------1
Cana Mesa, al x 135 fl lot, I.sting fliA loan at 51;4 % ~ 2 BR I< l BR duplex« use ~PPftC-$24,500. -45.l OPEN SUN. 12-5:» iow patio and BBQ f« SU}'n· w/ extru! f'nlm $ll.D>. DUPLEX, E-sidc, 2 BR. Jae
large dou~ car p.rqe. No nual ratr and kttp the same as 5 BR lam.ily home; 2 1015 GOLDENROD mtt parties. aD on u.RCE Deal w/ buildu • &a\"e! Condomin ium 1950 yard "'/trlr access ,
do'l\•n. VA or Small Do'l\-n LOW payment which IN· baths, otfia., patio&: IUDoNEWPORT HEIGHTS Harbor V5ew Hiiis OVt:rsittlot. C«.Las Flotts&:Pbeuant Stove/Ref incl $1.f 5,
flIA. Call l"'O'ill'! 546-Illl CLUDES taxes a.nd insUJ'. deck. Canel n.tt'rlront .,;tb n.mbUll& n.nch at)'le l THIS IS THE PLACE!! WE SELL A HOME Aw:. Call 537..QJSS. 642-2171, 613-1865
o THE REAL
"\.. ESTATERS
a.nee OR fill!1ltt .,ill pay dock tor your 00.1. $7UOD. Bed.mt. abate roof. ftplc. Most fabulou.I view of bay & EVERY JI MINUTES A-FRAME W/BONUS 4.~~· ~~-e,&:n!~k s110. 1 BR Duplex. Frplc,
points for your new VA or $28.950. Ki 111 a a rd, R.E. ocean. 4 BR, 2% ti&., HIF w lk & L Huge unfinished updn: rm 4-facil. Call 546-9529. stovr, relrig, lovely yard.
f1{A loan. SharJ! 3 bt'droom. MI 2-2222. pooJ, cov. patio. Ow..-ma.y a er ee 3 Br, 2 Ba, tam rm, lie yd. -=========:=I Blur Beacon, 64.;>-0111 Bier.
2 bath home •ilh bt'aulitul -1 carry 1st tnm deed. Re 1 ''lk to 9Chcds. ~900 or i Duplexes for S.le 1975 EASTSlDE 2 Br trpl beam
FHA VA COll'"f':red patio in quiet C.OSta &.ye-rest ltll J REl~M/s~~TE •• ., AA~ 7682 ~ ~·"~,.,,.~mo. teaR. 96:J..5869 1---------~~~~·. i;:;~i~io, ~dull~ only. :1i~ Y=~=tiRR~: Newport HeiC)hts BAYCllEST. Not lt'a1ed 2.l13 E. Coast H11.')'. i75-2lat ....-......... ,,........., ..., W•slminsler 1612 1 Cd1't, 2 hou5es, g a r dt n ·
I WE SELL A HOME , _ _.. 3 BR, 2" Ba"· LR. FOR WEEKENDS $5.3.000. $1000 down. 4 BR. 2 Ba. home: w i 11
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NEAR CUFF DRIVE. On ...,,... ·1 .. _, 1 HOME' Bia = =u "' ~• I · Spa .... ,;,.,,. ~ D-"-t:'•sr. EVERY 31 MINUTES Xtra ·--, __ ;,., nn. DR. st -:;;,.,;;;"',;,"~.;;c~·'---~~==·~ ease/option. Ov.'ller/agt, '"'-~ ~ ~"' """' doublelot~·ilh !argegreem, -..gt' ...... ,...., or for r\'"tt)'day living. th~ • OPEN Howir by owner Sa.I = 6iJ...8800 499--1990 Eves
SIDE home \\ilh fie"\\' CJllll I Walker & Lee large landscaped private Breakfast. large kitchen. 1-Bdrrn. + small conv. den, & Sun. 3 Br. lam nn. lge RENTALS •-. •-·"y ,.,,.. 1_ •. , .. r,...:. '""'' 60-Im---·' 1 , u.-. · N-• ,..dy ... , ___ _, Houses Furnished I $225 • 3 BR. Condo. 2 "'"'!"' u"""" cu .~......,. pool. 2640 &q. fl. 4 big Bfod. ~ nwu.;wae ....... v SllrpnR .... IUllDCU OC· covered patio, playgrnd j _ _:.o:;:::::..:...::.:::.::=.:._
& ouL Fi.rm price $23.950.j 3M3 '''estcl.iU Dr. room, J Balh.s, Form&l Din· B.AYCREST 4 BR features. Lot 20brd for~ cupancy. 4 Br, 2 ha. bit-in area, big lot, close to IChool. General 2000 BA. Shag crpts. Dr,>s. bltns.
Call SG.M:Z.t 648-mt ing: Room, Break!ul room, (utfom Bultt Home other unit. Priced in lo~· 1'l1ie I: oven, di.ahwuber, !: .shop'g. $28,900. 16Ul lmn1ed. Occup. 546-ill9·t
Ope_n 'tll 9:111 P.!it Laundry room, J.car med Y.'W trade. J...&tse beaut. $30'1. w/w crpt, drpg. rur yd fenc. Dana Circlt'. 847·26'78. ---------$145 • 2 BR Home. R/0,
N gang!' "ith pov1er opener, yard. Secluded St. 5U-077l. MORGAN REAL TY ing, front yd landscaping. $110 • util Pa id. Co z Y fncd )'I'd for children, gar. Brand ew-pane.ling dt'COrator wall pa-34U E. Cou1 Hwy., Cd'.\I S2l,.'i00 FHA & ?.fin. dawn. Santa Ana 1620 Ba.cbeior apt nr Frwy. Blue Beacon, 645-0111 Bk:r.
COUNTRY CLUB VIEW prr .•. Luxurious Uving on Dover $hons ln.7 613-6642 6"7S.M59 VA $400 total dov.'11. Call Active, Bkr. SJ4..6980. /1~1.MAC. 3 BR. hse, bltJl!I,
Builder 'l\"aJlts offer on thiJI a Shady, 'J'ree.-Llned Street. * TRIPLEX * 962-ll53. DRIVE BY ;nu \Y . $130 • UTIL pd. l BR duplrx. crpls, drps, nr schls. $190
POSSESSION
A PROBLlM
MOVE RIGHT IN
~~~ ~:e~: ~ =~~~l!i! for $49,950. *IA Y-MOUNT Al N5* <RARE OPPORTUNITY) An. I OPEN HOUSE ~V ~nd Sf~ S ~ N ~~ ~~'!!. :;·.· ~9so ocean. mo. 548--3.151 or 646-9434.
recreation room plus ~ 54'-2313 646-7171 ~ .. ~ .. ~~~ C: nual income $5.'100. 2 Lee. The yard'• a mess but the '"cream-putt'", 3 Bedrm , 1~ $1.J>. 2 BR Triplex, a\•ail ~n!~~ .. ~~-.1 :~:
family room. Exquisite Az. dotu; / trium hedlUOml EACH, fully~ inside is likr new 4 Bednn BA, heavy shake root. huge I ~· kids & ~ti \Oo'elcomed. ~S-66M.
lee gokl carpets in every pan.ry, spa w a ~m. no \"ae&ncy. Jd~al loc. 3 b&tb w/forma.l 0dining ~ kitchen, crpts, drps hd•·d Act1\"ll!, Bkt. 534-6980. =~==~----n ns Back Ba.y Bargain. 0.'n.
er ha.s rTlO\?d an<! .,.,·an11 1
a fMI sale . 3 St'drooms, 2
baths • Custon1 q u a I 1 t y
throughout.
room .. 2 Campletr baths • 6 l'OUrt. S Br's expandahle, tn ~.ta Mt'U.. Try $.'iiOO On. il lamily room All this fo HALECRESI' • 3 Br, lien,
and a real cou.ntry atmos. 51'.klO 8q tt. 4\i Ba, hi<"eilinp, Sacrifice $36.900. • · r fin, 20x25 K~-1...ge I Sh 2 Ba. cpts, dps, bltns. S22:i
he SJ.11500 10'"' 00.... 4 car pr., accommodates Call Pal 'Vood 54:'>-2300 Jlfi,500. yard. Bet.-n Edi nger "I Rent• I to are 2005 mo. fll 1J.>.!H32, 812·71.'il
P rt".· 646.11 71 '' -n. * Ol'EN HOUSE 1ge groups. Furn. opl Price e Bill Haven, Rltr. Open Sun 11 -5 \\"amer off Fairview. $23,!al ____ _
1124 HIGHLAND ki9.-ered to $169,1'.XXl. Ownt'r rut E. Coast, Cd.\! 67J.J211 21921 Starfu"ll! Lane 5-l~JG.12· I E~tPLOYED lady "'ishes to Newport B•ac:h
I Sat •. & Sun. 1-5 5'S-7'249. I BEACH HIOEAWA_Y_ So"l'lhu~~~tooRell<ala_:~tale share 2 bedroom Costa
3200
For Details -&;o. 71 ii IRTHEREAV ........., c... Laguna H ills 1700 ~leaa apartment "'·ith saint". ~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! lfarbor Highlanch. 4 Bdrms. -Fh~ bednxuns1 Three baths' !K>3C24 •
-21~ baths. '''alk to Marinen Univ•r slty P•rk 1227 Fre land! One block t~ I Ont child OK. 557-9796 alter DOVER SHORES
4 BORMS •• 2V4 BATHS School. $39,000 ocean! Rwitic chann in , $21,950 LEISURE World Con-6 p.m. Enjoy a n1ountain Vieri t:
Bii-in kitch. +lg, !lt'l"Vice SCENIC PROPERTIES 15 FT. X 30 FT. CdM's best location. $49,000 eCLOSE TO BEACH• dominium. Beaut. prden l\\'ORKJNG girl wishes to l 'd I
~ ESTATERS '~ '•' ·. . ''
2 BEDR~I. hrd"d floors,
frplc, xl.nl cond. Ea.at C:'lf.
R·2 $19,500. Kingaard. RE
* 67.S..5726 * 3 ~-•·-a .. rm, 1._, Villa ready late ltfay. 2 BR. 1 shart' Bay View apt. l~'ilh poo 51 e iving in !his spa.c-porch & \\'Ork area. Dbl. gar. .,.. STER BEDROOM OPEN SUN. 1·5 '""""""'" .... ,...., ~ I ious 5 bedroom home. All Comer Iol $25,950. ltlay BY O"'NER, bea.ulitully kept mA JJ3) SEAVIE\V bath!, ~lace. New paint 2 BA. Special low price. Amt. $31 monthly. G?S--4399 electric radiant heat: J1Ai
trade for Eutside. ,;tw. J Br. 2 ba, tam nn. Low down paymenl Deel. Hal Pindtln & Assoc. inslde &: out Boet door, )&e S37-3937 -1 .~: ~ .. __ :.,_ m..i •-•'-~-bathti. \Valk.in wt"!t bar. 3
F&rel \\0alker Rea.Jtor 646-7'14 SJ3,9";i.). Good Joan. 646-6185 Jent financtna:, 7% % anmW ~REALTORS patio. &aume low interest n tu'• ....... u•5 ... • w ,...,..,, Car electric garage. All on
1000 General 1000 General \ 1000 ~= :te~~ :!; _!,.___Hwy. 615-4.192 ~~EAR REAL TY L•guna Beach 1705 ~~ aJ,.ai;: ~.with ;!i'~ =~~t=~=
shopping. Beautiful loca.tiotl. NEXCELLEO VIEW 147.aso7 Eves: 642-04:17 ROOMMATE lstraigb.tJ to Avail June 151h on an an.
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Only $38,995"" .... 2 ....... or -• ,.,..... Attr. NEAR TIIE BEACH OLDER '""" 3 BR 2 BA. ,...,,, ., .. '"""'' 1700 Momh
• bdrm. lam, rm. -·· oplit "'''home'" R-3, 5!00 ESTATE K .. 'port Bch. 61>-1458 MACNAS.IRVINE
Aif:nl: Phone {n4) m.aJ00 ,q, ft. lot. Ideal for 4 ApL .....__ -·-• ,___ BACHELOR will share 1_ Realty C.Ompany
uni bl. $2'15.000. 2501 Ocean New 2 story. 4 Bedroom. 'roe most unu~wu '""'°" •~ .. ., 1714) 642 "235
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OVER GARAGE
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Story. l bdnn. home for
only $34.~. Ar'ent: .... Phone
1n41 333-0300.
Irvine lnl
Bl ~ ~.. Ex---•-, •.. --•. 1.~. have seen in y··-. • ~1rc:1 attrac. ~ 111rith vltl\•. -v \'u., ....... ~ By annl. 0~1·" .-'"""" ·-~"'" "·"" ,......, ....,.,... I Ml Do Dri • · 1lO •• ·~ '" APPROX .• ~· ACRE ~fust see to appree. 646--6112 ;JI.I Vt"r vc, "Ulle Bill Grundy, ReattCH' acaping Ir 1prinklers. Cor-u~ {7141 67' -ner lot, blot;k v.-all ft'n<'l!<I OF GROUND, in the Mart -r.J..110
1133 Dover Dr .• h"B &U-4620 2 Blocks from new High of Laguna'g Rh·il'ra rout. I Costa Mes• 2100 1080 Baysldr Drh'I!
OPEN DAILY 2..J School. A real valut' al \\' r TH OUTSTA,\"Dl'.\"G , , Xe"l!Ort 8C'ach
221 HAZEL OR. I $37.iOO. OCEA.N' \'J~r. ~fa~k·t' 9 JI,;:\"£ to Nov. Furn. house. I VIEW OF -
Fnjoy tht' aur'f at Littlt' Cot. 546-53.al ROIDI l!Ot:SE, "-l'l"\"tced by '.\"o prl.5 or chi Id r r n , lloml' For HARBOR
tro his buil TRA.l " 3 BATIIS. I Appro\-ed references only I.La!'(' 2 Sr + OM m I cusl, I ~SF. bes! To"-nbouse Stately entry Jover&· 11,. nn S3XI 2146 Coll C\! den fir sc"ini:: mt l Ba. 2
ham(', lh'ifV. close to beach. 4 APPROX 5(1 fT LO!\G U:· mo. t"gE", ' car &&r. lmm11c. ldt'al for
DON V. FRANKLIN BR. 21:' ba. Din .. rm. All trnslve ·~ of ~uxi ~1.1 2 BJ_t .. gar.: patio. Quiet ""~pie. Open Sat & Sun. 3001
REAL TOR elec. Dish•·ahr. ~1 car gar. I 1 OVERPOYlER L"iG tropical setting for adults. Cliff Dr., N.B. Call 6T">4925
• 67).mt • FUily ~t'd . "draped. Lo\-e-s~& \\'ALL • FIRE-1 blk shops. $185. 5-J4....0.62. TO\\"NHOUSE· 3 BR '. -:--===o-====· I lY patio Sacrifice -$25 9lO • . 2 ~ * OPEN HOUSE Low .. .: °""" o;o.1"9. . PLACE .• BDR.\f. FLOOR 1 BDRll. fumiohed, Eri;do, BA, """· ... ~. pool, 2
NOSTALGIC S..t. & Sun. 1.J 2 Br cottage, ?ttai.a St., 6 ~y ~!:~ ~:=. >"9f1!·q~~~ ai~~ :;s.g~ ~ ~~s·s;~ ~~ ~ 2127 ALTA VISTA blb from beach. Owner bullt-tni. ope1111 to LARGE Wt'Stminster, evn & wlmd&, or 642-2-197 e\'el or.\\·lmds.
Com& see the ftCl'eational 4 Bdrm. + famlJy room must sell tlrl1 week. $15.500. FAM. RM. Unique 10larlwn, EASTBLUFF
tadlltiel ~ you and )Qll' Fabuloua Vkw! M7,5CO 536--2>68 or 53&-7625 APPROX. 40 FT, LONG, N•wport 'BHcfl 2200 1..ovely 4-BR l & de 2
famib'.lthoola,abopping .•• 57'':,n;r.~n 31JBR:·\\~~t~~1: ~CK~~~~ I S BR. 2 BA F\lmished BA.Lrgta~~SeeS:iA
ewrythina to )'O'.a' 2~ OCl!AN VIEW HOME A s'--'1. Auome FHA at BEAM CEILING i ALL \\'alerfront home, $400 rno. Sun. 2826 Catalpa,. 644-1437. This apacioul 4 br, ,. bl 511.4 'iJ GLASS WALL. LOOKING 536-3743. Ch111er. on the Pf'rferl lot cat1 be J..arse 3 Br. 2 ba. Quality 1.950. 842-2691.. TO TIIE OCEAN. RE.VT Al..S-p 0 0 13 t d • or
youn for only S3'7.000. P.S. cpts. • drlil .. l-way trpl. Honeymoon Cott91e Th1s bettl!r ...... ijty home, OF Lido Isle 2351 Baytrnnt. 2 & 3 BR ap~
Jt bas central a.Ir condition-All bit-in kite'" • mott $16 500 F fl p I •-< a. • U r ct: APPROX. 3100 SQ. M'., has · l~nltM!, Sl50 up. Alt.
Ing. EXTRM, ~tol' Terms. Jdtal for a a&aner home for bttn grHtly restored. Still LtD..\JRJOUSLY furn, Ex· _&16-0il2 e Reel Hiii Re•lty Open Sal i Sun. ncv•lyv."eds.' n1t\), pay rent t'CUtive 2 BR, 2 BA, dress. '°'""""'=="""'=-~ Univ, Pan: Cnltf'T, Irvine 1014 SEAL.AN£ Bkr, 67.xiQI \\i>f:n you can Q\\"N your ~. so~.. ~I J N 0 R nn., So. p1.tio, t\r. Ik1'C'h I $lTJ BAYSIDE VIiiaire No.
Call A-· .. 1me S33-0ll20 I \\" TOUCH UP • HERE &· • Adults 1 Yr l~t" $3"'' 81. 2 Br. 2 &. Qlrpcita, ''¥" l BR, 2 Ba. Jri tam. nn, own, asher, dryer and re-TiiERE. Offtrr-d, as t~ tor 6 __ ~. · · 1.il Sl!\\"l', rcrri; Adu I 1 ,,.,..,..,.....,_...,.,.,... 2 trplc'1, pool. 1 Blk from trigl!~1.or &l'l' Included, be~ $67,500 FULL PRICE nlO. ,..,,.,~t 613-079$. ·
l BR. 2 Bl. frpl, family prlv, bch In Shol'f' Cliffs. lievt 11 or not, and onb' :> ou·xER \\lU. TR.ADF: I
rm, % blk pool il tennis. l':~ Joen. WW W:e back year1 old. Call t'JO\\" befl::irt MISSION REAL r( l,;B;;•;'bo;;:•;;;:h;l•;nd;:;;;;;;;2;;35;;;:5 13 BR . 21
1 bas, lam. nn. ~tan olltr. ~160. ltc 2nd. $59,SOO. SJPrtl45 1t'11 Cont. LOW 00\VN FHA 98S So C.out H La 2 f'rplt11. Gn'al loc S295
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Bede Bay 1240 ~p~ ~~es.~~~ . wE SELL A HOME Phon. 1714 ) 494-0731 . D Yearly Lease D Jea.n Sm11h Realtor ~ 1.BY::.:;:;OWNt:R:..:;;::,._J_Bt-_.-1~..:.:;Ba;:: Harbor View Hills. Vop\ EVERY l l MINUTES NEW 2 BR. 1 BA + Ahlill 4 &drm home, just itepg to FOR Lt'llSe. Nrw NorthbluU
houe. Oner wUI fU\IJIQt (:G, RJtn. '1)...2020 Walker & Lee -"""'"Bl . ~It: walt'f South Bay, tumlshfd, Con. ~~minium. 3 BR. 2'i Ba \'le'A•,. t ·1 n O\'en, tact Jean Rlllrr. Peter Bar. -.iv. Nr llChoot mkl. Pool,
: ~ =r. :~ i!:'~':°" 'hw~~~ rangr---<mhwuher. Bala!K"Pd rett Realty, 160S \fet11difi tennis ca. ~ ~
Wettmlntb!r al Wiison. 4 bdrm 3 BA, Gd ftnance ~~?"9 ~·Do~~,950. Or .. N.B. 60-5200. Evn: '2 BR. New J)*lnt, crpta,
Open Sat .l sun IM %ll5 Windom' Open SUn 1-5 M).Slt) 1llift' ~ .;..,... wn. or 543-41&4. dl'p!I, l"ffr1g aVlf!. Nr. boeh. ------'""-';..;.'..;;;:-"'"------1 ... -!l!!!,,..,,....,..,...,.1 ,... mt1 = ,.,,....,,,
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llENTALS 'Rl!NTALS RENTALS I RENTALS
~· Unfurn~-Apia. Unfumlohtd Apts. Unfurnished _Aph. Unfumlohoil
Coat• Met • 5100 Cotta Mt11 5100 Huntington Bt1ch 5400. Huntington BHch 5400
RENTALS
Apts. Unfurnllhed
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Elegant
living . ..
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l!~lldtrt Ml9.Ulnt
• merr1mac woods
l u1h l•nd1capin9 wf. 15' Pin• tr•••· 1parklin9
w1terf•ll1, bubbling 1tream1 & ierene ponds
mike Mtrrim•c Wood• th• pl•c.1 to live, These
I & 2 BR, 2 BA, furn, or unfurn. lpt' fe•fure
•ir-cond, self-cle•ning OYen1, beam ceilings,
di1hwe1her1, priY. garac;e w/storage, alavetor1,
I oa • therapeutic pool, 1wirn pool, BBQ's,
saunas & a loYtly clubhouse ....,/soci•I activitie1.
Adult, please. Frorn $145-$1 IO.
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•••••••••••••••••••• NEW APARTMENTS
FOR FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN
Wiii Consider A Pet
$190
Large Luxury 2 Bedroom. l 'h Baths
• Enclosed Pat!o:i e EIN'tric Dli;hy,·ashers
• Large \Valk-In CI011el:i e Carpets & Drnpcs
• Range &: Oven • 'Prlv11te Laundry Room
6462 Warner Ave., Huntlntton 8e•ch
" OCEAN V n; W.. IJI, Ba~ 1 ~ 2 'Im. apts.
f\U'ft er unturn. erptA, crp..
bltns. R&tlol, w a I k I ll a;
diltanet to town. 100 CUU
Driw, Lq. Bch.
1 or 2 BR for rut or Jae,
w/w eptg, d?"pl, oce-an ~w.
underamd pkg:, elo.w to vtry
nice be•eh. 494·9633 or
494-1447 !\fr, Brach.
REAL P S T"TE
Uener•t ~--~-----r
1MPaono LOTS 1st TD loan
•·or Sile 6 fl.Ill¥ bnprovOO , -·-lot:: In prime Joe of Cerrttos. ....,...,.t lnttrttt A~
0 "" to Mt .... ""'. Car-fnd TD loan monita, AOO, 3 Improved
Individual lob In 11.8. AU in Terms but!d on t'Q'UltY.. ~·ell de\!~\tlped areas. $8350 642-2171 JU.0611 p;t !fit • tcmt11. By Owner. Servin& Harbor area 21 yn.
C 11 11_ P.1r. Graham 71-i: S1 ttl,r Mort,.1e c ..
M 902-lli3. 3.16 E. 17th Street
Whoddye Want? Whaddya Got? ANNOUNCIM!NTS
SPICIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR AcrHge 6200 and NOTICES
Renlols Wanted 5990 NATURAL SORN SWAPP!RS 0-;;::-E'R. -·--'-----·I
• • • • • • • a • a a a • • a a ·~ ---------' <-I I R "''~ t'OrCl·\! to sell Found (FrH Ads) UGO ~-__ ....,.c • •f• beaut. 20 J.c. At Rancool --...;..
ST. GEORGE APTS. * Mgr. 8424127
~i.D. l•nl\J.y \Vtnli 2 or l S LIMS -5 tlm•• -5 buck a Callfnrr1iu. Only ;noo per F o u No L r NG . swttl,
~ac~~a~t_;'P;, ;~ ~~ >-Wtltt .,.., ,..!V'j.1'.,;., AO Musi.:,.~"':! .. m 111 fr•-. Ac.: w/$5000 do\vn take lovable. rned-u::, need• Jov.
LOVELY ~. J Br, Crpts, t-vou111 .-..•lllll'f 1-.a. •..f 11,., ti -.fftlt... over Uu&ncing Ing home, wqutd love
d bl!' Adu! ON BEACH! nlay buyand/oroption.2 ~THIHGl'OllllAll -""Dl!SONl Y• F' !\"!'-1 -"lid 1.,. 1 rps, -ins .. aar. ls, . • school chlldn!n, do(. P.O. To Pl1c1 Yeur Tr1der't P1r1dlM M are '¥a "~·r Rea tor 6'6-7414 "" ren 10 P ~' "' 1 h •
no pets, $l35 mo . 646-l?S2. Do)( 3125 Napa, Cal. lT07> PHONE 642-5671 2"' Aaea by Owner, Utilities-Healthy & happy, S4:-MS22 ** 1 BDRJ.t , mkidle aa:ed, e SINGLES FROM $140 ~-BEAUTIFUL ENGWSlt 6 3 Bedroom h:une I Redon. near t1.1nni~ \\'1t1cr & Colt FEl\fALE German Shepherd.
re.ftttncts required. 2320 e 2 BR l~~ BA FRO~I ~iz RESPONSIBLE couple •••till RM Home near P1111idena do Beach wlll\ vie.'; of L A Cnune. $950 dn. ll<l,900, ~r may clalm by klen-
Elden Ave. e 2 BR :? BA FROi•! $260 ttnt furnished house or fOr N.B., Cd:'\f, C.M. Dupl~ aN>a "'il l TRADE tor ~ai C2l3\ 'm-2'm tl(ying • brln:' paptrt,
2 BR APT. ~need ytl. trplc:, • 3 BR 2 BA FROM $360 apartmant ,,_,ith 2 or inore or uni11. Hom~ valt $29.500 propE_.ny In Oran&e Cow1ty, St~7B37 a!ttt 3
crpt, drps. S150 mo. Call Carpets-drapes-d~wuher bedrooms., c:lcse lo ocean clear. Call 548-8532. !-"ul11.'r RC'ally 54&-0814. Resort Property 6205 BLACK & white mutt! part I R!!lfrlluF=====~~~~~~~~~~:I 831...o289 heated pooJ.-sauna.teMis ...,.,_,ii .. u red 1 Rl!NTALS rec room-0eean views-trom July !5th 10 Aug. 31. Sl,000. Fibrea;las Dune Bug. 2 Nt'"·rr duplexes, sjde by BEAUT, 3 ltvel Lake Ar-_. e.. v.·e • . ' v c.
Apts. FurniiMd Co1t11 Mes• 5100 Newport Beach 5200 patios.ample park.int,. G. Davli P.O. Box l021, IY, street legal. big lires, side: 3 Br. 2 Ba. ert., fpJcs; rc:iw~ad home, .i Br, 3 Ba. ~~ t.. Victoria,
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Security guard.i. Beverly Hills. niaey extras. Trade for late nr. beach. Equi1y appro.'<. Tiled kit. l: baths. Oltnf;:;==-·~~--~~-
Huntington ~e11cti '400 BR·AND-NEW e NOW. RENTING e FURN. also Avail, :l. 3 or 4 CAR Gara.re y,•anted m<Xk'l V\V or !! Capo Bch $17,000. Trncli.' for lnnd or vacuun1 t'l<'anrr systeni, FOUND black poodle. In.
1---------Beaut. ne1\' 2 Br. 2 h!tth units HUNTINGTON tor sto~. Newpon Beach, 49&5572. indust. flt>;t!to1· 673-43.""iO. crpt:::, {!rps, f)('W Rock jurcd on Irvine /\ft. about
STONEHENGE ms \V/qual, cpts. & drps. Pinn. Coata. MKa area. \\'Ill leate. ~1 Acre Country EsUlte 3 I lave-commei'Glal Jibe wa. lo1aple d1n·g set, new llving 8 mos old. 5-18-1389.
2 Br, :.! Ba, dshwhr, pool. APT HOMES ned for p_rlvacy pJui; outside PACIFIC ~Ill Patton .• day~ 5"1&-3107, Br, 2 00. 18x3G' pool, ,m., l<"r soHcner, used t yelll', rm furn. fmst-frtt· ttfrig., Prt»er!ptk>n 1lU11es on Cen-
billia.rcho. Furn, or un lurn. • !iv. areas. pool & f'l'C'. facil. 711 OCEAN AVE .. 11.B. ves 5'18-33.JJ I es OK or un111 L11 rear. Gi•111 1011, 1ransportaUon ~h\\ilr. self-cleaning O\'t•n , ter St., La&una Beach, Ira>'
$1;; • $lo'. 23~_ Flo·,·da. Dbl . c;arag:es. Jn 1h<' hcarl tn41 SJG..1487 cc:;?LE wishes to 1'1!nt $20,000 equity, \Vanl incoml· C'ar. \\"1111( 11~rd cainpcr ar · ouse I!!~~ thfln 2 YI~ (lid . frame w/ gold. 494~
"" OJ .<11 • Ne\-er before lived in. P ri· t N 1 Bch / , ,...,..,..,.,._..,,....,.,.. ! cl /k"t . p 1 ~ Cllll 531 7636 \'\ 141, 1 Lived in 2 11·kod5 only, &11 . . "c"36-=27_30~·=~-----1 vate patio living. N car o P. . w easy access I' ean room w t . pnv. or l'OJM'I' Y ot· , . . . \'. &I'.,::! !()r OOrt:'!id••rt1bly lcs~ thnn BU<:. ~hort hall' dor. Jge.
1 NEW 1 BR·blk 10 beach. beach & shopping. All llC\V lo shopping. beach, frv>ys. NEAil lluntington llarbor. [ housclreeping room. Mr. Ne\\'J>Ort Be11.ch rull f'amily !st REAL F:STATE eon· rosi lit S·I~ GOO Call ~14• mttlc, young. nr La Pa:r: Rd.
bu,.11.,.",, .,.,,,,,.,., ••• , ,,1,, S250 to $300. T1·lplexe1. Quiet area. Lrg I Vrce1nan 642-4408, Bo x. Tennls Club tltt>nt '"--. ,.,p. 1 •.. 17111-, b la •.""lo'" , .. ,·,1·,,. 'aw-·.
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• \!.'ell bl!huved, Eve. 495.(1262 ~l~: sin~lc ~~\~s. ·co~~!~~! carpe;;ng, <lra~s.'"~rivate BOYD REAL TY l & 3 BR. $140 & llp. Pl'ts, Pto;,, Daily Pilot \\1111 trude for motorc";~Jo or ;~ents $.i(tn~ua"1·t~~(;; ...,.,... ""' ~ "'" BLACI< &: ..._,hlte Bunny,
202 A 14th. 536-1319• 673.178' living. 644-1617 675-5930 ~~~~~re~(21 31 592~2623, RENTAL SERVICE land. $700 vnlu~. final Apr '711'rade lute n10. R. E . Wanted 6240 Corona de-I ~1ar area.
e 3 BR·2 BA-frplc., plus YEARLY. 3 BR. 2 BA. un-Free to L•ndlord1 Call 546-0357 del car/truck !! 67~1lM7 613-093.l
Lagun• B•ach 4705 e 2 Bft..2 BA.patios furn: c1·pts. drps. dshy,•hr, CHEZ ORO Apts. 8234 Atlan· Blur. Beacon, M$-OlB3 0.f \Vant 1n1all rc1note conll'OI 1if DodCf! 6 cyl. Jlonlcy-tonk Sl50,000 CASH on hand HALI'~ grown part Genna.n
all elec, patio, gar. Call ta Neiv 1·2·3-BR. pri·;. e LANDLORDS e TV, \Vill exchangP $300 piano \v /Uuor. keys. Tapt For lelll!cd conimerciaJ Shephud temal~. VI c .
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BR Apt; also sleeping mu. • 1 BR-l BA-deJuxe 50ina:le alt 6 pm, 673-6011. garages. Pool. U ti 1i 1 Y FREE PENT AL SERVICE t"QUity In 114 acres n~ar rerordcrs &: waJkJe.talldes, or mlg prop, Preler good Harbor Hiah Sehl. 642-32Tf
Util pd. Free TV & radk>. Corsican Apt. Homts rooms. .._.,,,,,.,.,.., Broker 534-6982 Palm Spr!ngs. Bal. payable tradt! lor \1·hat have you!? Leaseback S.10 yrs. \Ve Newport Shores 5220 536-8038 or ....,.,....,., .. , $15 mo. 536-1131 645-0077 Pay all Ins in ~rmv. LARGE. honey colored pu.p.
2200 So~C.OUt Hv.')'. SUNFLOWER AVE. HUNTINGTON Bay Col'Mlo. Rooms for .Rent Can add clear $45000 mfg. C~ & ldenttty. 60-2869
Bachelor or Single apts, La· Btwn S. 1tiain & Bristol 2 BR, 2 BA Duplex IU" ocean, Adults. J BR. \Vshr/dryr. ·-'-"'-"--~599;..:.;;5 '63 Ramhler O>nv 6-OD Have 196:1 Jeep FC-170 4 Net.net 8r:t. * Lessee AAA 1-="===;:i::====· I
EIJM Bch. Low \\'eekly Rat-Located ~2 mile E . of South w/1v crptg, drps, bltllli, Pool. S185. 5 36-2 212, OIEERFUL Room le bath floor shltt !or travel lrlr, wheel dnv~ P.U. S7SO Val-L.ytle Rlty 583 W 19th Lost '401
"· From $23 wk. 494.7201 Coast CPlalul 5~plp91ng73Centu $185-Yrly lse. 218 Cedar 61:r6806. overlooking ocean $20/wk. boat &t ~~on trlr, P$4·':'· ue. \\'ant \\1dc bed P.U. 54<>S-~9493~'_~~~,.0'":!!S-~· !:""~'~I ;;;;;::--;;:::::=:;--:;~::
LARGE single, view, near • """ Nicely deoorat~t bldg, car au 0 ..,....,.., camper, :JQ ot' van. -R lbl p LOST: Oepllrtment ol the Eves. 545-2321 East Bluff 5241 N~V l Bft..blk to beach. sundeclc" k&"n. Dprtrtv. 1289 value, trd up/dwn. 642·2098 494-0386 alter 6 P!'>f espons • 1rty Army shield--bad&• lo
beac:h & bll!lness. util. pd., I ---~===~--Sl::O. Pr\ pa.Tio • QUIET! W•nts to Buy v~ 1 or 2 mature adults. $150 FAIRWAY ---Gar, si ngle adlts, couple. S. Coast Hwy, La I u n a 3 units equity $9000. Ofc. \\'ILL TRADE 10 irrli:ated . bro1Po·n Je::ither cue, in vie lse only. 494-TIIS. PRESTIGE LOCATION 202 A 14th. 5.36.:l.'ll9, 673.1784 Beach, 4!W-9017 wiled lot, clear. Va l. S401't. ~("rei; in Hemet \\'/3 rentals llou~ or iocome property c:! \Vt'Stmlnster Blvd bt,,_,'Tl
For lease. deluxe 1888 Sil. ft. LARGE • Clean. Priv. Ba, JI acres. equity $35..\1. Trft.de for OralJie Counly int.'Ome . On or near 1to•atrr Rancho SI &: Golden Weit.
OCEAN lront tilodlo apt. 1 VILLA APJS. 4 BR, 21.;; BA apt, Frplc, 2 BR apl., carpets. drapes, Clo5t' 10 bch. Respectable tor t,ioat /R.E. DarUni; Rily. property I-or 10\V dt'l1to•n paymt Plca&e call 892-7906
artult. Avail. until JU.ly 1. drapes, crpls, Y.1?l bar, pri dishwashf'r. ac1'QS.S from in:>I"'' g<"I. SlO "'' 714/ 68&.-"iltil. Ctlll (Tl.(l 9ti2·2!!61 fl"Om OT.Tter LO S T L d ' Id
Utlls. Refs. No gar. $1Qj balconies,dblgaroUkltchen 1':urdy park. Sl~:J 1110. " " " ' .* * Cell: 675-8575, ; a !ell go
me. 1746 Octan Way Priva te palio, pool • 'ihdiv. dSh\vhr, dbl oven. Pool. Conv 816-5377 9G2-40~ aft 5. 'i * * '* BUSINES~ •nd 11,.Jstwatcll. vie Sea Shanty
2
BA laundry fat". to 1 . hlil & tio $15 PER wk up \\'/kitchen or Reuben E. Lee, ND.
BR. l h do1to·ntown Near Ora11ge Co. Airport & st00''1 "'$350 recrea n. ULTRA private 'l Br. 2 Ba ~ wk up apts. SS per REAL ESrATE RF.AL ES'fAT! FINANCIAL Re\v11rd ! :i36-2;)l9 or l.a~na Bene · Gorreow UCL ·Adults only. n Y mo. deluxe apt Pv1. patio, night le up. 1>1otel. 5'18-97~ General _G•_n_era.l:_ _____ \-----~----i-"~'~-~'°"-' -"-'-'·. -----vie\1·. $200 010. lease . 835 Amigos Way, NB singlf' ~•ory. s11;,, 5:\6-8W9 1-';;_::.:.;cc.:.;______ _ _ 494-16"2 r.f t d 865 Am' --~ COLLEGE or v.'Orklng: girl. WST Mon 4/27 al So. Coa1l
J 2Q122 Santa Ana Ave. gr. nex oor igos. 2 BR. Sl.55 "'' 1 yr lease Bal. Isle. Kil & TV rm. Buslne11 Rent•I 6060 Office Rental 6070 Bu1lne11 Plaza: ladles Bucherer
SMALL l BR, util pd, bar, J\lgl'. ?\Jrs. Bruce 545-3894 TO\VNHOU SE -Ntw !.rt. Sl50. Patio, pool. JI,~ ba . · I ... ~ ~ .,,,13 0 Calen<I t h Id
• ., t'lo!h band. Se nti mental val. Pvt, 2 min to bch. $16 I 'BR, 2',', Baths, f ...... lc, •ncl sun Garfield. 962-899~ inc· ...., mo.~ .. ........., · * OFFICE SUITE pportunltles 6300 o.r wa t' ; 1° cue,
mo. Avail 5/3. 497-1153 Vacant & Clean gar. patio. 6T:r5033 HUNTINGTON Bay Condo. BR in fWf'"' Cold Medallion Mod Off' Bid For l~a8e 2600 sq, 11. Tden l R.ewarn. 54~: 645-1274 pVt. borne. SfiO mo or $lj ern ice I · locahon, downtown Lnguo• • CAMERA SHOP, ~,·me·':c.===~,_,--,~~ RENTALS 2 BR. lrplc. Access lo pool . Adults. 3 BR. \Vshrl dryr. ........ 600 S f ..-. 1S1AMESE rnal ~ A U f JlhH I Adult!!. $200 mo. M8-MTl or p 1 S1S5 ~2212 5-;;,-6806 """-646-<llJ'U. 2 q. t. Reach. Crptd, air • eond. Newport Beach shopping fe e, collar. . pts. " um • Spacious l Bednn, 2 bath
64
4-5:1,
6
00 ' • ' ' LARGE nn ln Mesa Ve.rde • 2 Slnry, F\IU y Occupied. Janitor. UUI . Priv dual res!. l~nter. Eitt, 5 yrs • xlnt Vic. Seaview t.. Poinsettia,
GeMrll 5000 apt., with all modern appli. =========::. 2 BDR~1· Apt. carpels, built· home. pr!v bani, ptttio. e + 2 Retldenlial Income rm fac. -64-9481 Income, sr.ooo + inventory, CdM. 4 Unhappy children, ~ll +fireplace. !l's Uke lCorona del Mir 5150 ins. ~rage. no pets. Call Semi·priv, entr. 56(1138 Units, • AUTO?ofATIC LAUNDRQ. NoqUestlonsaaked.Reward.
VEN DOME
IWitACULATE .i\PI'S!
ADULT & FAMILY
SECTIONS AVAILABLE
Close to shopping, Pirie * Spacklus 3 Br'1, 2 S. * 2 Bedroom.t
• Swim Pool, PuVl?'t'fn
• Frpl, Jndlv/lndry fac'ls
1145 Anaheim Ave.
O'.lST A MESA 642-2824
Coit• Me1A 5100
• MARTINIQUE •
P11rk-Llke Surroundings
DELUXE 1-:2 ': l BR AP'I'S.
ALSO.FURN. BACHELOR
Prv patios e lltd Pools
Nr shop'g e Adults only lm Santa Ana Ave., Cl\t
J\lgr Apt 113 e &46-5542 * STUDIO APT. *
• 2 Bedroom
e 11, Bath
• Adults only
• Heated Pool
102~ t-.1isslon Dr., Cl\!
S40<ltiOtl 540-1559
VILLA MESA APTS.
2 Bit. Prlv patio, Htd pool.
2 car encl'd aar. Children
welcome, no pets please!
$165 n10. TI9 \V. Wilson,
"2-1251.
IMMACULATE 2 BR duplex.
Bll·in oven and ran.a:e. Dri>a,
ntw cpts. Garap. Fenced
yd. Gardener &: water pd.
Adul ts, no pets. Sl6 mo
+ security deposit. Avail
May 1st. 54&-3036 a.ft :;.
BR.k~D Nr1v • Excitlng 2
Br, beam ceila-s, ~hg crptg,
pan'lg, priv patio, pool, rec.
bldg, sand \'Olleyball crt.
Adu lls, no pe11i. SJ&j'., 387
\V. Bay. 6~&-0173, 673-7629
$170
3 Br. 11; BB, patio. bit-ins.
crpts. rlrps. Ask about our
di1rount plan. 880 Center
St. 642-SJ.10.
A 111UCTfVE 2 BR, crpts.
drps. Pvt palio. N ice
nelthborhood. $145. 2 2 71
Pomona Ave. 96Ui721 for
appt.
2 BR. 1 '1 Ba Studio. Crpl3,
&rps. \llHns. $175 mo. Mar.
339-A Cabrillo. 54M*l3 or ....,..,
L BR. E-s1de, prof land,
vinyl floors. encl rear yd
&: ga r, I adult. no peU,
$1Q(l + ull. $35 dep. !)$0-8600
BACH ELOR hide-4lway, ne~
&: benutifully lurn ls hed,
SllO, ulllltles In c I u de d ,
Adult!. no pet.Ii. 54S-109S
• 2 BR. New paint, crpts,
drps, refr11 avi.ll . Nr. beach.
yr ml. 1225. 557~400
2 BR. unfurn. S\30 mo. Infant
·o1t. No pcl&. Joann St. CM.
C1ll 5-.l!h3437
LC 2 Or. crpll. drpt.
csrport. pool, child ok. 2214
Colleae. M&-0627
SlfiIDJO 2 Br. crpta. drp11,
pool. \Vorklnii: t'OUple pnit.
No children. 2-13. 646-(M!IG.
hav1nt; your O\\'n home! Call iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 962-8578. * ROOM for nnt, re.liable • Prime Cortw<r Location. DESK SPACE f.tAT. FuUy equip • n1in ~Ca=ll-613-~="~'~'·~~--~· I for details. 5464141 -
5610
non-dri1'Lkirl&' man. $l5 wk . ss.l.® 17875 Be~ch 81..,d. lime investment High GER. SHEP. I em a I e,
Santa An1 646-60IO tra.llic Joe. SU.500 blklsil\'er, 8 mo&. old Vic
The Fox Company Huntington Bectch * OPERATING LAUNDRY. Falrvie"' & S. D. free"'Y· NEW Single sty Garden
Uniu . 2 BR, 1 BA, shq:
crpts, drpa, d1hwhr. 2
pi.tios, beam ceilings, frpk:,
&epftl'afe garage. Adults, no
pets. $16j. 2650 Elden,
537-0062 aft 7 pm & Sun,
(only 1 apt. left).
EL CORDOVA
Brand new delux apll, SJ)ae·
ious, 1 & 2 Br, awimming
pool, J>..bque, rec ball. These
are the best in the area. S@e
them at 2077 Clarie, manaa--
er John &: Louise Sellen:,
&IS-2118.
BAYf1tONT
2 BR, 2 BA Luxury Apts.
Priv. terrace, elevators, nJ>..
terranean pk'g. All elec.
Pool, sofl water, docks. 3121
W. Coast Hwy, Newport.
642·2202
2 BR. Unturn. Newly dee.
Ne1v crpts &: drps. Spac
grounds. Adlts. no pets. Sl40
mo. 2283 Fountain \Vay t .
(Harbor turn. \V. on
\Vllson). \\'UJKln Gardena
Apta.
BRAND ne"' • exciUn& 1
Br. beam ceilp, •hlt crptg,
pe.nl 'g, frplc, priv patio,
pool, ttc. bldg, sand
volleyball crt. Adults, no
pets, $140. 387 W, Bay,
64fHX)T3. 673-7629
HARBOR GREE"S
GARDEN & STUDIO .APTS
Bach. 1, 2, 3 BR's, from $1111,
2700 Peler90ll \Vay, C.M.
546-0370
BEAUI. 3 Br, 2~~ Ba studio.
Bltns, ne1v crtp&, drps Ii
pa.int . Absolute bargain!
1180. 998 El Camino Dr.
j46-l}[il
• BARGAL~.
Beaut. 2 Br. J~; ba Studio
apt. Dl!ns, ne1v crpl~. drp11.
locked gate !or 1ecurity. 998
El Camino Dr. 54(;..-0.151
2 BR. StudW> apt. 1\) b1 .
Encl pr, patio, New erpll,
drps, bltns. $163. Days
542.-3524, eves 546-0689.
1 BR, pri patio. all et«.
crpts. drps, carport. No pets
or children, re&pon11lble
ad\llts only. $U5. 548--132:l. · * DELUXE 1 & 2 BR.
Gs.men Apts. Bit-Ina, priv.
pallo. heated pool. lrplc.
Adults. Sl45 mo. 546-5163
I NE\V l. 2 SR, $1.50 .l Sl70.
UUI incl. ~1 A "Q!::ado * 646-0979
NEW Dix 1 &: 2 Br. Shi crpt.
drps. bltru, lmmed. "ICcp.
Fron1 l\j(]. 540-1973. 54.>2321 * LRG 2 .l 3 BR. 2 Bath&,
frplc, bltM. crpts, drpa.
Encl gar., p1!.11o. ~1~~
3 BDR..\f, 2 bath apt built·
Ins, cpu, drps, Sl60. 2a15
Oranrt A\'e.
2 BR. Apt. Bltn raJtte, w/w'
crpts, garb. dlspl. No pelt.
$1'5. 646-2181.
2 BR unfum. apt,, pat;o A
built·IN. 2658 Ora,nJ\!! Avt ..
c .111.
~ ..... ::_ .. ~.
ON TEN ACRES
1 & 2 BR. Furn Ii: Untum
nI1!1>l11c:e1 I prlv. patlcs I
Pooh. Tennls • Contnfl Bkfst..
900 Sea Lane I CdM 644-..?fill
<MacArthur nr. Cot.et Hwy)
-----·----
VILLA MARS,l'ILLES
BRAND' .N'EW \
PRIVATE room k bath, en-
tr. patio, $6j mo.· * Ma-2'186 C.M. *
SPACIOUS Empl ~fal'\o-Slttplng: Rm.
1 & 2. Bdrm. Apts. SLJ, 1\·k. In Qule_t Hom~.
Adult Living 54&-0ln, C.01ta ?>.iesa
Furn. A Unfurn. FURN. Room for l"t"nt.
D!1hwasher. color coonijnal· retrig., hotplaltt, clc. Clrl
ed appliances • plush shag pref. S7S mo. 673-093L
carpet • choice of 2 color LP~R~N=A~T~E~~R~OO=M.,...~w~/~ba-t~h.
schemes • 2 baths • stall Private Entrance, H.B. Call showers • mirrored ward·
(Re•ltors} 642-432.1, Ext 276 1-fusband/W:fc bwiiness • 54&-MS.1
3810 E. Ca.it Hwy CORONA DEL MAR lugh incom!!, 1-tealth fott·1SIL'=vm=· ="'bn-,,,~,,~,-,.-,.-m7b~I,.
Corona del Mar rlcl!i!t -oiaC'C' '!lpl'Cf', 2 Rnn:. f's We.. . Sl0,900 bl1clded strap, vier Ba)'llde
• 6U.9'1!}J • ;~Grou"4..p .. Pfiv baq,_ •.Nt>\v *TACO SI. H1$:h volume. Dr .. Cd~t. rewan\: Cad col-~~~~~~~~~~ I crpt, Part"&:. Utlf pd, $13:i fant~s.tlc loc. Min, do>;rn to lcct Corona. 134---0326 = 0 . 673-6757 quahhed buyer. ns.ooo co . HILLGREN SQUARE nio. l'o nl'r. *LUNCH STAN D. Eas op. VINA ll.S. clus rUJi lost
• , $1 :i0 i\10. 900 sq ft, air con<l.. cration • waterfronl y !O(' betw. ToY>er 2 & 4, Hun-
2 stores avail. !·: 1m~ed. ~20 Npt. Blvd., C ~1. 0 ill . C · l!ngton City Bch. Reward,
least" in one of city's busiest S4&-2'T6 wncr w tram. 0 0 d (2131 337-400:2 "-. 8......, lermK S~!r;J()'"'="'"'~~--~~-s11upp1ng centers. App, "" Ca11 545-842" 'RWD! Sm. bm, sht·halml
sq. ft. ea. lndustrl•I dachshun<l·t{'rrier, mal e . A'ITRACTIVE 2 brm apt.
delightful quiet 11 et ting,
Clo&e to beach. built·IM and
ttf. Adults, no pell $190.
Ca.II Atrs. Casey A::t.
613-4841 • 673-8550
2"JO E.17th St., Costa Mt!AA Proptirty 6080 ''Skas h i'', ;i4 5-S696 ===-=~-======[Cal! Mr. Bram (213) OL 1·2700 Paularino & Bilker. robe doors • indirect light-962-8578·
ing in kitchen • breakfast
bar • huge private fenced
patio • plu&h lanuscaping •
SUPER PAD! Plush, cozy
1 BR apt nr beach. Crpts,
lrplc .• balcony, stv I ttlr.
S200 mo. utll pd, 673-1963
brick Bar-B.Q's. larfe heat-
ed pools &: !anal.
* l Bdnn unfurn apt. SIOO
mo. Call btwn 9 am-1
pm, 673-3240
3101 So. Bdstol St.
(~I Ml. N. of So. Coa:1 Pl!lU)
S•nt• Ana
PHONE' 557-1100
5300 CAN'T BE BEAT
Single Story
UNFURN.-BALBOA
Ne11', Lo11·er duplex. 2 BR. 2
ba. & den. Neer ocean.
S350 Month
Bay & Beach Realty lnc.
901 Dover Dr .. Suite l26 NB
645---2000 Eve11. 64&-6001
DELUXE duplex. 3 BR, 2
BA. 2 Br. J ~li Ba. Garage,
frplc. All appliances. Year
leue. 838.-4949.
South Sclil. /\Unosphen.o
2 Dcdroom 2 Baths
C3rpets & Drapes
Ai r Conclilioned
Private Patios
•
.5620 I Santa An1
0
!Ar,1,,,.,.1,
Spaniah Style Lusury
1 A % 1Je4roo'"'
11UJtiJ.8 •"' Vttftmt-i•W
Ale.It Urh•r
Qutlif1 Sltq C.rJliftt-Pall P-.lll11r
ix1:i1i111 1,.1.,..;.-D1:ri111
JP' .llt-41t l'CJtl.T'f &: Clotl'I
,,,,,.,. n.ch ••' D.Mc""l
Air C..114ltiunH E•m J'c•r °"'" Prie•t• Sf,
11-.a1e4 r..i--.€o/.o' 1Y A11ff'1t1t•
Now Rentinr-From $140 J•"' N.,1r. •I So•'" c .. ,, rt ..
100() W, /llac.4rthur Bled.
1 W«1r Km •I Brim.I
Santa A..ur 540.8497
,
5620
Motels, Tr•ller 3 000 SQ -· • · r •· NEW Bldg., 11,000 aq fl for LOST vie.17th St. l.~ewport _C~ou:;:;r~t~•-----=5~99.:.:.7 r Corner store down1own..Santa sale or leue. For deta.lls Blvtl. Slamete cat wta.rln&:
./ WEEKLY rain. SE A
LARK MOTEL, 2301
Ne\\'J)Ort Blvd, Co.!ita 1tfesa.
Ana, Xlnt busy Joe. Fro1n Affiliate flea collar. Reward .,
'"' "' ti. 206 w. 4th SI. ilania ltralty CANDY SUPPL y ,.,_1877
S.A. 541-5lll &12-6560 ROUTE G~O~L~D-,-,-mn&a7. -~V~lc-. 71!~u~bor-I
STORE OR OFFICE (No selling involved) & ~dam1. C.?>f. ~ward. ~.~ecn~te~l~•--..:.5~999C: 1800 or 1200 sq. fl . Parking. Commerci•I 60l5 ~cellent :o~ kfor fe\v ~tn~menlal valu. 540-9677
NE\V Garage. lGx20 for Reasonahll'. &l&-2414 ____ urs Y.'et y wor , (Day1 =c--·=-~-=-----
12S 2630 Avon St., Newport .1 BUILDER OFFERS NEW and Evenings). Refilling and Si\f. Female Burmese cat, storage only, E-ilde. • l"Ollecling money from coin w/flea coUar, vie : Tustin
a n10. n,500 sq, fl. deluxe bldg. operated dlspPnsers In Qr. & Bay, C.M. Rwd! 6~2-5107 * 642-26j7 • Office Rent1I 6070 Leased. choice O r ani::e
GARAGE S20 mo. Nr. 0.C.
I\ i r port • Palisades Rd.
!>48-5044 Storage only.
Income PrOperty
2043 Wc~cllff Dr •
64G-17ll
Open ·u1 9: 00 PM
USE YOUR
STOCK
6000
As Down Payment on lhHe 9
Deluxe Garden Apaitriienta,
$49,500 EqtJlty. our ot town
owner 1.11ldou•. ·
~&-2313 646.Tln
'O THr. RrAI ,
'~ CS'fATl:R:J
E-SIDE 3 Br
$27,0tlO-eSllume
Inc. S370 mo.
""'3To0
+ 2 Aptt.
6Sii Joe.n.
Owner/bkr.
IT'S WONDFJlf'UL th e
many bttys In awllanctll
you find In the CluslDed
Ads. Check them nowl
I S YOUR AD lN
CLASSlf'lEDT Someone will
b4t lookinc for IL t>1aJ 64~
~,,
.. -------
$75 single, $175 2 rm suite.
Air cond. Sect'y service,
parking, centrally locatf'd.
So. Calif lst Nat. Bk. Bldg.
230 E. 17th Strc~t
Costa i\1esa &l:Z.148:i
DESK SPACE
222 Fore5t A"'enue
L~e 18eoc h .........
Free Conference Rm.
Modernized. offices, furn or
unf. from US. Air.conrl. daily
janitor, uUl pd, T min S.A.
Frwy. 206 W. 4lh SI., S.A.
54.1-5lli
OFFICE OR STORE
15 x 35' or 30 x 3S'
otl st pking &: ulil furn
Newport & Bay Center. Cl\f
2052 Newport Blvd 646-1252
1200 1q. ft. Office
In Clvle Center, Santa Ana.
Parking, crptl. waler incl.
From 29c 11q tt. 541-Slll
EXEC ofc 1uile • 1100 gq, ft,
crptt/drps. 444 Npt Blvd.
Cn.ll llfl 7 pm w k dys
675-4644
Best Loc1tlon in cdM
800 to 1400 sq. II. Deluxe Off.
IC<! Spnees. Avail Tmmed.
Phone Owner. G(Z.99j(}
DESK SPACE
305 No. El Cemino Real
Sin Clemente
492-<<m
FOR rent offices or stonl
130 E. 17th SL, Cr.1. $85
& up. 64&4181
NO. C.M. oUlce, nice. Prof.
AIN:rond. cpt1, dPI, f79 ea..
1141J..4RSS: att 5, S4T-4'r.!iT
County area. Pro perty ang.: Co. and surrounding LOST l\lale Basset. 9 mo'&
clear. Owner y,·/c:arry l!il Arca. \l.'e ~stablish route. blk. broivn. white. Rev.·a.rd!
TD ll~tk. Prepd Int. ok. Oiandlrs name brand candy Call 536-6803.
!°l.1Ch'l6 lj am, 828-5130 pn1. and snack!), $l62S.OO cash GIRL'S S"tini;,--,-,~.~lk-,-. ~Pu~~-I
-FORlfue83011q. fl-. -~l~.Forpcraonallnter. pie V.'fl'·hilc bas k ~t.
view tn Orange Co. area, Reward! 67i>.5!>""'
Downtown H11.rbor Blvll .. CM send name, addre!lll and ""'
Good parking -air/cond. phone number to lffULTI· LOST: Shepherd & part
Call 642.sofiO, LI S.2698 STATE DIST., J.NC., 1681 W. C~ll ie. femalt. Grty color.
MARINA In Newpart Beach. Brond\\·ay, Anaheim, Cali· Vic. 16th SI., C.l\f. 548-6215
Prime Joe. F'tt $315.000 fornla 92802 (71<1) Tf8.5060. LOST: SiUMse ma.le. Vic.
~'~ ~· n •• ., '· R E. Beauty Supp~ Shop ~{,5 ~ Holliday. Call •
FOR Sale, lftorc building. 686-698 \V. 191h st. Bethel ExceUent H.untlngton Beach Person•ls 6405
Towers area. !)18-1768 Agt. area in good shopping cen-
te.r. Sell beauty supplies. Tom Gawne Jr.
lndustri•I Rental 6090 'vigs & do re-styling. Real Sell '
good busineBS. All you need New 8' usN . 11~ & tnicks
----------1 ls $2,000 down & owner will t C "' · * * * * * • take equity of in~ntory in a onnell Chevrolet
Ne\\' JWO sq IL $383 mo. manthJy paynients. 2828 Harbor: C.f,,1. 546-~
Nc11·port Beach 6,12-1<18.) The preceed1ng wag a paid
I' salesman survi1•ai. adverti!lt!·
6100 rnenl.
962M71 ( :::.J 546.1103 ShiaJe.\Vidoy,'@d.DIYOl'Ced
2'h TO 3 ACRES COIN LA UNDRIES * WOMEN * lots
R•ncho Capi1tr1no • . • Is nn1v offeri ng fabulou11, oak Frip1de1re • Everyone'& lookine lor Ilic ~luddC'd, ranch size spN'ad1. From $6500 lo $37,500 right one. \Ve have a "'llY·IO
Tiic only ooo11 ol their kind •Buena Park • ~erton • call us S.. Ix-gin to live!
in the Cypresa e \Vcstm1nster • 5'7~7
Booming S<lutn COllllt Area Huntington Beach • Garden 24 hr. rocordlng
Hlgh above the smog belt. Grove e Twitin e Santa A L COHO LI CS Anonymous
Private road8 and locked ~ •. CJ'.:taMr: • Ana. Phone SU-1217 or write to
gate guarantee the nntural C~ OIARL~ . 525-7B33 P.O. Box.1223 Costa J\tesa.
beauty or UUll former Span· UP TIGHT? Need tomeane
lsh Grant suITOutxied by * DANA POI NT * to talk to• Dllll·A·Frlend
beautiful Cleveland NaOonal Restaurant • l\1oney maker! &1.T-1293 ~ recording '
Forest. All ut!lltles avail-$12,000 Year • Onl.)' $9.000 \.;:=='=' ======\
able!. Owner will carry, Seats <10 Announcements
PRICED FROr.1 $10.Ck).'I Beer & beer take-out lie. 6410
LOW 00\\'N • EZ TERi\iS THE HUNTS~1AN 496-1268 J & J UPHOLSTERY
r or true country i\Vll¥l. re-OREAT food & nialt shop me1&ns quality, Lntegrlty 5U·
th-en1ent or Just plain ln~st. operaUon lor sale to r ight vlCl', cr&ftsm1&nsl\lp. \Ve 1c.
m(!nt at • bargain price. party. UCI Ca.mpu~. Good ctpt challengc-s. \Vt! 11\.;r
Call or write fur eompltte bUtilncu now . fantastic bcoul\lul fumltuff'.
detail!! and fn-c eolor bro-l?l"O\Vth. S.'\000 dn. Contact '42-5176 & 646-&0SI
churc11, Dan. 833-2470
RANCHO CAPISTRANO L I N 2!72 DuPont Dr. Rtn. s FANTASTIC Bas. Oppor. 6 _!9• otlces 6450
Newport Bench. !)200.t .yr mrdium siwl rcstaurt.nl AS -o'l7n4t70 t will t 3 In N .B. that must be sold , • no 13~321 due to l°"1 of mgr. lOM dO\Yn ~ re1poo1lble for any debt8
CdM C.11 Gille Pike • 494-6373 for but my own. 1~ l31k. Beach. 2 1dj, R.-1 appt tn see. Shlrlty Lou Cl'tf'I Gibson
lot:: -I· o.n tnc. h.~. Ai:t· l\fANUFACTURER h<1s Inn-T t in '4t0
675-898.IJ. tu tic bshld i n v en t lo n . -"-°'-~''-----'-""'I
VIEW Lot R-l ~una Bell.Ch ?>.t11.rket est. Bank fine. eit. TEACHER Will Tu to r
8200 sq. ft., paved street, Sell p&.rt lnt. for Sl0,000. ReW'ded ChOdren. A!to, AU
i.11 u111 . Irie. xl nt bldf, 1ltr:. Jtl lnoome. C&ll 327-6193 IU&htchOOI Subjects, Ca 11
Only S9:.oll. 642-illJS. Palm Sprlnp Ens. 53M7fT
RlNfALS • ;
Apia. , ...........
, RENTALS
Apia. Fumlshecl
11 NTALS ·
-UnlunUslled
, ;;;;;;; Buch H Cotta "'9s• 41io
I BR. 2% lta. town home.
l•S..tm\n\ni po<)I. $300 '"°"th
Hal· Pinchin Realtor fl'>-092
LOVELY Sfllr ,,.,,,. "llP"
Back. Say. 2 Ba.. car-Peli,
dJlll, ftnced, Ip kitc:Oen.
Shown sun. only. lmlllt<l
occup. $26.) mo 64&-2147,
PARK AVENUE -,
&
lllN'JAl.S ·. • • 1-~.~,... -,t..-N..,..,....,.._~--.1 ;•
Aplo. f~!!.hffc.:;....,._1·--"",..v0 • VJ,_"!JC
F•f1'M ..... I M!r 41?' "°;/i;.~uott~~
---~ 1 ~~~ • citfllae:l NI
BACHELOR ·~· all utU Ttl l COUHfT 0, OIANO•
paid, $65 mo. 673--Jllj, 317 1,111, ,1 ~:.U:..oU4~t1 i:t.. 11 ..
Larklpur, cdM. kno-fl AOl!:LINl'"i 1'1, 01!' tOM·
IA.LI... •IMI llnown o • KlmWll •r·• FURN bach. apt, lemalc 'on· •• Mc11' '"· Klll'INI~ D«NM'd.
ly, ~ u~ • ...po cmkifti. ~~~~.!J:f!..:M~ 61~·~ I ' lill~~~l,llllllltfll
... " dfcedt<l1 .,.. ,_,,.m to ni. t'*'i. l BR. Blk Ooca.n-Bay. Frpl, wlltl llN llfUtwrr ._,,.,. In 11'1<1 ottlc1
llo I lid.... t adlllt no '11 '"" ,.,.... of the •~ e11thltd court, "'
Newport Heights 3210
NEW 2 Bi', 2 Ba, tam, bltns,
re f. $215.
.pa • I ·~· • 11 .,tlll!nl lllM\, wllfl tf\e _,.,.,.,
VILLA POMONA 11'r.:,:,!~c1',.·:'";'~~"'1·:~~:· ~ ~~~~·~::~l~ ,_ ,,,.. """ Itri Mrlllnlnt to flit tlltle Of "Id dtcit-
T •s FINEST 11en1. wnhln lou• '"°""" '''-' "" 11,., COS A MESA B Ibo•'" ··1·. 4300 ·~~i'l\.11 \'}\:,;'''!· ••
''NEAR THE BEACH'' ...! ~.~u~~11t,~1'i'ir.11
213: 400.1400 colle<:I.
3137
4 BR E:Xec. hOme • • • • $575
4 BR. tov.·nhouse ...... SMO
l BR. townhouse .. -. • • 128$
2 BR. townhouse ••••• , .u7G
3 Bdrm_ houR •••••••••• $300
Bachelor, 1 & 2 Btd(ooms
Completely Furnished from $140
I olso unfurnished cnallable I
BAYFRONT: 1 BR & Lrg o1 ~~lltYtl 'Ill,.. "ceotnl
Bachelor. ~lnturc Adults. .....,. L.. .. ...,."'-"
$250 ",$235. 507 f;. Baltioa =·~= ~t~"=~*' BJvd. 67l-688D, Rea1tor Tei: 111~, ~,. A,..,_ ,.,. ... _.,
l BR •• ,., pd "1 '>~ -PubllSIM<I ,Or• ... '°"''' Dlllt' Pilet , • Ul • .,.._.~ ""'' Aprll 11, II, ,J atllll MM1 t,. lt11 "3-1'
Adults, no pets. 310 E.
3 BR. townhouM! •••••• $375 e Red Hill _RHlty
Univ. Park Center, Irvine
c au Anytime ~
Adults only. no pets , Balboa Blvd., Balboa. LEGAL NOTICE
Irvine 3231
• Luxurlously Furnish~
• All El•ctric Apartments
• Prlv1te G1r1g••
• 2 Swimming Pools (heated)
• lndlviduil Patio•
Lido Isl• '"1
1 BR. Util paid. G!frage.
1 · adUlf. No pets. St75 n10,
yearly. 673--0837 eves.
NO'fltf TO C•IDITOllS
SUPlltlOll cou•t OF T)ll STAT• OP CALIPOllNIA l"Oll
THI CCWNTY. (>11' OllANGI, ,~ r I ·N~ A.asu-: ,r '
Esttlt of EL IZAll!'TH O. McOUUlf,
Occ:ttJKI.
NOTICE IS HERElY GIVEN lo lfl1 -55 crwUADr1 .-., 1111' .-Vt MlMll ~enl
•• !!lat 1n ~ fl.l~lM dlh:ns.•••IMI lf!e
FOR Lease by ()y.ner. Ne\V
,home. 4 BR. 2 EL\. f'am
rin. Cpt:;, drps. lrplc. XU'a
large g&rage. Landscaped.
Pool. rec I: clubhouse priv. s:n:> 1no. \Vattr pd. 833-2317
aft a y,·kdy1, anytime y,•knds.
....... '.PLUS . . . : * NO RATE INCREASE for Summ•r * Generous MOVE-IN Allowanc•
1-----------·1 uld ,dtcil'dtnt •r• rM!.llr1d 10 111e tf!em, , · ,:_, · wUh !he llllCf!tHft . .....ers, i'I tl>e oHlce NICELY furn. bacnaor apt. ol,..,.. O!ric or IM 1-e entffled cwrt, or
)'l"round $&"> ulil pd.• LI 111 , "'~' '"'*"'• Wlrl'I -i~ !*nurv
* Sp.cial - 1 Month's FREE RENT
BEAUT. i.,ic. 3 Br. 3 Ba.
180 Degree ocean view.
Yrly. ise. S::.00 l\lo. Agt.
67N930
...... COf-1E SEE ...
1760 Pomona, Costa
(W•st of Newport, between 17th &
Corona dtl Mar 3250 ~ · ···· 1-----------1 Generel 4000,1 Costa Mesa
Mesa
11th St.I
,100
LARGE l Br, 2 Ba South --oUlwy. A\:a.il...Ma,y...JSt. S325 REMARKABLY ,/ I BR new, beau!. tum.
mo lease 6T;>J595 UNBELIEVABLY ~fo. to mo. Adults only.
. , . EXTRAORDINARILY m:I Elden, 646-9Z'l8,ev~i;.
Huntington B•ach 3400 BEAUTIFUL 1 BR. v.·/v.·. drps, el~ stove,
-Val O'ls•r• Garden Apt• 1 refrig. Nr shopg center.
MODER..'l l Br ?ouse Putting green, waterfall Ii $135. 820 Center St.
wouthl!h, lo tlll' ul'dfn'9,....,'\t l~t olfk• cniploycd adult over 27. Qf ~ff ~lloff"IVS. Hyrwln, tiurwlll tncf
non-smoker. No hippie or l Rtm1r. ui · 't1NI Slr'1!t, Nl!WPOrt Be•<~. ,
I ('!' 28! ...,., •. -.,, ~ ·C•llfd'nll wlllC:h Is Ill<! oltce of bu$lneu slue cnt. -.. 1 ~ ....,....,,, .,.,.... o1 ti'>!! uf>d11*11,,,.d 1n •II m111tt1 1>••· Apolena Ave . 111n1119 to 111e Hll'1! ol st!d decl'd~nt,
_ _ ---------within four monltl1 11ter ti>& llrtl pubhCI• BOAT slip & 2 Bdm1. tloQ of !1111 no11,t. ~~ 011111 -""11 10, 1'10. Garage Apt. l Bath. S::50 O•vl<I 1<1rreu
Bill Grundy Realtor 642-t&20 E•tcytor of lhe E5ta!t •1 1111 lbo'11! nlme<I drceaenl
- -__,., · • "U"'#ITZ, MUltWITZ & •EME"
Huntington B•act. 4400 --·---·-2 BR.' Adults only. Util Pd.
Beaut. -Qqiel $200. 11676
Cameron. W-fil21
SAYE ·
~ASH!
4)t • !2'141 Slr•I • N...-f ·IM~. C11i'W 1'111
Tth OM') •1J.•H
.IJl-YI fw li•l'C""'
Pulllflllld OrMM C1l11I D111v flllol. AMI II, If, Ji'tncf MIY 2, lf10 "6o70
LEGAL NCYrlCE
•• "'#·~ ... -...
P•Jttn• -
CEltTIPICAT• 01!, •USUl•SS
PICTITfous HAM•
\~/crpl, drps &: dilposa.I. !l:t'!eam, fl owers every\\•herc, J BR, crpts, ga:r. Priv. yard.
\1ialk to bch. Adults only, <()' pot>I, rec. room. billiards. I Al.so, Bachelor Apl. 174
no ~ts. Sl2S mo. can BBQ·s. Sauna, furn.-unfurn. ~Ton1c Vista. c.:-.t. I ~ aJG.261;, . 1 1: 2 Br. also Singles from 1 -Sill See it~ 2lXXJ PanKJns I BR. apt. Gas & .'\'&ter
2 bl~!. ~~. C"~~i~~.. Rd . 642·8670 St'l\Vttn IL1.r· pd. 5120 -"..1°~ No ch1ldttn, ':j I
bo ... N· . rt. 'Blk N IO•h no P"-"~"~"'~~:..::99=.1 ~c~·'~'~· ~-Palio. Pool. Adults. 17111 r · e11po · 1. ----
962 ••28 (2131 31' ,.~ ---,/ BAOIEUJR Apl, furn.
.....,.,.. ' .......,.._u ·-2 BR • 2 BA I Crpl!!, d~. SllO mo. incl.
'l'lle onder1r11M<1' d~ rirtlly they· 1r1
qindt.dlntilt bullilru •t lZI M1ln 51rfft,
Hll"!llllOlotl 9t1dl, C1lllcrnl1, 11nder 1119 lldlttDltl tlr m n1nie ol STRICTLY
POSTERS 1111\ l/\al Wld flo-M i, CCMUIP~
or !he follpw l"' ""~'°"'· w11a .. n1.,,t1 I" 1\111 •1111 Plac.'1 It! rnlGence ••e u foUowJ·
Ll...S. LN P11llP\&rl, 2026 E. Stnlt
c1 ..... s1n11 Ana. -
Ktll\Y Gttll Fowler, 'OS 1)111 St ,
Hunlll'ltlon l itcll.
0•11'd .... 11 u. 1970
K•!fly c;. Fottler
L111<11 l. P/1111\trl
1Y~~g~1:~r~~~74~Li~con~IJ-:um-Unfurn. lllt·ins i~lu~~ _ii.iii._ &12..S,icx>. ---
Near Sl11!('r & Ed\vards ing d1sh\\•asher & rc.f.ri.,. ~11 $90 INCL util. Sn1all apt.
S350 847-6&51 · cond. Dining rn1. S1\·1mmtn~ ni'. 1.Jth & Newpor1. Singll~
· . pool. Pool 1abl('. Only 8 apls adult. 642.:M3 ~ BR, 3 BA home-. Bit 111~. in comp)ex. Nr. Disneyland. ---.-------$22:> mo. Call ~7 or ro.is Sprague, l\li;r. Apl 4. 1 BR. Spac. Ideal for
53&-3192 ~ bachelor. pool •. adult. 1993
· Church. $12:>. 54S.9633 ~tMEOIATE occupnncy. 2 lfOLIDAY PLAZA 1 BR. Clean. Attrac. Furn.
$UO. • I,ea!IC. Rel-;. · Cpl or
rrlired. 2538 Newp<irt Blvd.
Br. 11; Ba. $225 mo. DELUXE. Spack>us 1 Bdmt
842-44j5 or 1147""992 furl'I apt $13.J plus util.
3 BR. twnhsc, elee "'shr I Heat~ pool, ample parkin;.
dryr I refr I stove. Crpts, No children -no ~l\.
drps, pool Jae. $180. 962-4167 l!l&:i Pomona, C,i\J. Newport Blach ,200
CHATEAU LA POINTE
Fountain V11l~y 3410 Lo\'e\y 2 Br furn Apt. Pool 1----------1 & carport. Adults. DO pets.
lMl PonlOna, C.fl.1.
Newport Be1ch
GRAND .i Br, 2 Ba, fan1. rm. Frplc,
crpl, blti~. Lrg yd. $26.1
1\lo. Kitl1 OK. 4»-Ul9,
59"..-5625. 812-2Ul.
Lrg selection of Apt~.
1'"\Jrn &. Unf. f'rom $7j
Bloc &aeon, 64}..()111 Bkr. OPENING
4100 !
l~~~liiiiiiiil!i!iiiiiiPii. p;;;;', I ~ .. ~R. 2 Ba. l yrs old, built-
~~;i~• draix-s. $29j. HARBOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
L1guna Niguel 3707 TOWNHOUSE t uxury 1:arden apar tment.~
VJE\V Of golf COWY, 3 Br. 2 2217 Hatbor J:Yvd. offerine; complete privecy,
Ba. 2 yr 1east. References or 535 w. \VDson beautiful landscaping I:
req'd. Owne r 1'96-3~9i eves e 1 BR. t Adult. No pets unparalle1f'd rPcreationaJ
or ~Tite P.O. Box 427 Dana e Jleated pool. Near sbop'g facilities in a country
Point. Cal. 92629 'l!~"'i!!i"~"ii'~·!!!l!llll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I club atmo.spherE". No\v NE\V 3 BR-2-~8°,--,,-m~i\yll leasing in Ne\vport Bea ch.
$6 NIGHT & UP I home, frpl, 1\'/I\' cplg, drp.~. ?-.Iodels of)('n 10 am to 8 pm
builtin kitchen, dinette, $30 WEEK & UP Rents from S13;i.$310
heaut. landscaped, J a r ~ e STIJDIO & 1 BEDROOi\IS I
fcncl!d yard. Avail. J ul'lt' 15. ·rv & Kllchcncttes incl. 1 Furnl~hed or unfurnished
S2.)() mo. yr l!<t. 49-1-{:9&1 Linens & n111id scr avail j
RENTAL!t Child~n~ & pct i;cc1io11 Oakwood 2376 NEWPORT BLVD. ~· FurnishM 541-9755 Garden
Apartments
1700 16th St<eet
General ---4000 SPAC. Altrac. 7ool. Util Pd.
Single
Adults
Lu.xury si~e. 1 I: 2 l:ltod·
room apartment~. fumi!h-
t'd and unfurnished, \\ith
complete privacy and land-
scaped country club atmos-
phere including STJ0,000
\1"011h oJ l'l'Cft'alional facil·
ities designed an operated
j usr for sin;le people.
Renh From
$145 to $300
lmmcdia1c Ot.'Cupnncy
Mo. to lilo. Lea: e Avail.
ANAHEIM
277 so. Brookhurst
(1 blk. So .. of Lincoln) (n-t> 772-4500
GARDEN ·GROVE
13100 Chapman A\·e.
(' blks \V. &nl:l Ana 1'"'\\'Y.)
(714) G36-3030
NEWPORT BEACH
8E1U IRVINE AVE.
IRVINE AND 16th
1114) ~JO
Carden Living , 1 Br. Sl4:i
& up, adults, no pets, 2
BR. $11~. cpl or parent w/
yni;: adult ok. 1800 "'a.llace
A\'e ,, 7'10 \V, 18th St ..
Cl\!.
2 BEDROQ;\1S. Spacious 714: 64~-8170
roomB. New furniture . BAOIELOR l &: 2 BR 1
Carpet. Bl'ick i:nack b3r. I 11nfurn) ei'.pts drps • 1~
Beautiful kitchen. Childf'.:n pool, bJtns. $ t :i o-'$ ~a8 ;:
&:_small pels ~1'1romc. 111 Scaclllf l\lanor 'Apts. 1az
Victoria. Apt. N~. 1 i PlRcentia, NB. * \''EEKL\" * ---c _c_ ___ _
Lovely apt. Bachelors nr MESA MOTEL
cpll1. Furnishings rompl. I * LOW \l/EEKLY RATI::S *
Kitchrnelte..;. S:l."1 "'k·pays 5'il<'hrn, TV·"· maid l>Crvicc
11!1. !!!Ill !'.:I Can1ino Dr. llcat<'d Pon!.
:~IG--O·l}I 616-96.,1
srAc:-2-Br, w/1\'-crpts. FURN a111---Steps 1rofl1
ne1\'ly pnint<.'<I. ~lod . f11rn. beach or bay. I BR. l adult.
bal', 1\'Blk to storrs. 1 child On yf'arly basis. 1129 \\".
ok. No Pf''"· S\34 .:•0. Bay.11 :3011n1.:1pn1.Sat.
:1 1~31H3, 6~1 e \\'TNTER RENTAL.5e-
78~2Ba. sunken livin.t: ABBE\' REALTY
room, fflll, ba.lcon.v. no sml e &12-38.l0e
ehlldren $180 rno. AV3il ?o.tay LARGE 1 Bdrm near Ocean.
ls\. 12:>5 &ker. 5.o--0896 SlSO n»yearly. Student!
evrR & 14•1mds. OK. ~73-8088.
ClTTE 1 BR. Newly ·palnted. O~N~B=A~Y~-~N~,-,-,~Lkl-o-.-1
Attrac.. furn. 'Walk to BR. priva~e pntio. $J8a.
11arbor Shpg center. Adults. moorinic avail. 6'73--6~50.
No peis. St24.50. 5C~l64), 2 RR furn, l blk lo beach.
64&-S96l • See Sun. 1t 128 40th or 1
$30 PER WK. & .UP 892-<936 SIG; mo.
BaclM!lor & 1 BFt. hid pool, CLEAN l le 2 BR ' -k"t
maid !lef'\>icf. JOtcbens "I · ... e: 1
• TV av11.il. 4SO Vktoria (Nr. Adults, no pl'b. S13}4:Jj(),
lliU'borl. . !!_21 E. 161h St., S46-UJ01. _
FURN. AptJ1. Bachelors $115.1 2 .BR. lrplc, pool, prd.!!n
I BR'~ $120 -$1:!0. 2135 ~\IX'. Sl9:>. no l~;'lsC req d.
El, A. C'l 0 _, ,1,... :>'I~~ or 6~4--0JO~. u('n VC'., •. .:JO;l 11 0 •• ~
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--SUS CASITAS Pool & 1>1111~. Adults $21~ 1191•••••••". 11\0-1'(1 !!;(' 642-6274 Furn. 1 BR Apts. Ad1111ll' · I
RDf T F11iff IJURE only, no J>l'lS. :?ttO NC\\'pDl'l DAILY Pnm DI ~I E . A
Blvd, CM. 00-928Ci LINES. You CAii use t.hem
J RoolM fl"Qm Sl.9.95 BEAU'IVFULL V FURN. for ju111 pennies a day. Dial j
t.lonth to month J\ebtalt 2 Br. 11111 Pool. Sl s:i + Ulll. GU-5671
Mlle $eJeclion AduJr~. no peu. 2272 t.faple ; ----------'1
ON St. :14lJ..-01!>7 I 100<,t, PURO:IASE OPTI -TT'S Beach house time. Big·
JC hr. Dt:livel')' BACllF.LOR ApL $67.50 1 1ffi ~lection ever! Stt the
Cufl:lOOI Furnlturt B.t!rtW • 2 BR. Trlni. S90 & up. DAILY PILOT Ou.~ffied
il7 "'' jJtb, CM. $4MSI MM677 or 642-1~ '.!3:1 &. ~k)n NO\V!
1568 \Y Lincoln. .Anhm n"'1BI» 16!h St., C~I.
' ' I
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llH\'S!
t' _ r I
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o~ April \6, 111c, !!•le<• '"e. , llo!•,..,.
PY!lllc In 1"'1 tor Uld Sl1te, P'!f'IOnallv
•PH~t.cf· IC•lllv G. Fqwlet t rlCI 1.111<11 L,
PMlll•rf -now~ !e m! !O ~ Ille per~o~s
w1'<11e 11""" ••e 1ubtc•t~ to '"' wlt~'n !nstryme11t •NI _.ckrlowteageo fNY t•· KU1e<I n.! U~. . ' ,
R. D. WtQd
N11!1rv P~!llk<1Ufor/\t1 . °'"'"" Ca. M~ Commls,lol! Extt!rts
Jlllv . 1, 911 . ' Puell~ Ol'lflHI C.O.st l.D•ltr Pllo!, A!H'll II, 1.5, Mlv 1 yid ,, lf1' }01'·1'0
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dutlll\f • !lu1!M•I II llJllG Wllll'tle' "'vi., Coll• Mtf.1, '•IMml1. ull<lff •l·e lie·
llllqj;I fll'fl'l,na,,._ al FpltMA-l.EVEL tlld 11\11 11111 firm. IS: ~ .of !I'll! follow·
l11t ~•son, . ....._e nlfl'\.e ;.. fu11 ·11ld pl1ct
of reSIOIMC.e It .. 191,teM:
Ntl'Ol'l. A,. Qljfe, 3tt_; .. l l_rth, S1n!1 ARI. Ciitrf&'li1•; ,-
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NeltM A. a•,,.,
Sllle of C•llfornlt. 0•1"9!!. Cg.urilv:
CM Attrll II. lt1t, !l!'tort ,....., • tlott ('I
Pulllk 111 11N1 tor" uld Stile, ..ersontll¥
1p~1recr Nel!I011 A, Ci.rt known lo tn• Ito
l)e lf!e Por'°" w~ 'rillm• I• tut>sc•lbed
10 the w11111n rn1t,,.,..@"' 11111 •cltn<lwec:t~ecl
lie e•~tulllll !fie' ''me.
tOl'l'ICIAL SEAL)'
-Mery K, He~rv
· Nlllarv flYhH<·Ctlifo.nl1 PrlN:l~ll 011ltR it!··
Ortn1e Cilu111Y Mv COl'\\f'l'llt•lon E11plru
No~~hlf' 2~. nn PublltMd Orll'\lle Co.t$1 01l1Y P!lol.
APrll 11, 11, f5 Incl MIY f, 1t7'11 Ul•1'
LEGAL NOTICE
... , .•
CfltTlfllCATe Of' <.OllPO,llAflGM
FOlt TltANSACTIGN. GF a us1Ness
UNOl!lt .PICYITIOll1,MAMIE'
THi:: UNOERSIGNED CORPORAT ION doe~ h!r-.b¥ c•rlllv rh~I It I• cenllue11np 1
ll<1lll'tllS1 locl,leO ·•I ••I E. ·11!h Sl .. Co•!•
Mes•, C~IJfarn!A. und..,. lflt lf(lllln"I 11"1'
~•n>e of MEYl!RHOl''S l'ld th!I 1•'~
r:rm I~ Cfln'1>!11ie<I ol th"! •ollo"'""" <O•· no••11on, wllotr prlnclPll Pli<• M tlu•fr•.,, I« fl f.,llow• •
roA'T cnMMHN!TY ~IORVICl"S.
INC.. U9•S (•mlno lie E 'Ire I I ••
r•n!••ra~o !IJe•cfl. Cll!f. \ .. ITNE$5 llt hi nd 11\it l•d OIV of A,pr;t,
1110. ('OlSr COMMUNITY SERVICES.
INC. , ,
H. fl O'loll, Pr.... .•
tCoriw,.11t Se•ll
STAT"' DI' C"LlfDANI .. , COUNTY OF 01t>iN.GE, st, On 11111 lfd dll' 'of Aprll, A.O. 1•70.
l!elPft me M,lrv IC. H..,rv •. Not1rv
Pu!lll< 111 1nd for '11li!I CoYnlT 1NI Stal•,
.._lldlng lfl•rtln, dulf C9m'l"~tiont<:I 111a
'"""""' •l!'ffn•llf 1-•rH Hfl'l:Ol<:I l!osott known la mt to be !tit 'Ptttldent ol !flt
ccroor1t111n IQ1! \M:r\llld lf\1 wltflln In·
strumenl "" btf!~ !If !tie <PfJ>O•lllon
llltreln n1meO, Ind 1tk!IOWllcl<ttd lo mt
!1'\111 lllCfl Ul(POl'tllolJ. IJtlQlle<I !IV 11me.
rn Wltfltt1 Wlie~. I "•~• t.e,..unto •ti .. w fl•~d 11111 11n•f'll m¥ ollld•l 1e11 !flt
d•¥ 11111 '"' ln,l~li «rfll!Cllt ilr1I 1bove v-r!tte ... (Ol'FICl,.L SF,.LI
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or rnl•,l••tlffuflen .. THI DAILY ,ILOT •uumt1 lltt!Ulty f•r orrora only tit • tM •at9nt ef pHll1hlni tM •llvwtlNm•nt corr.ctly on• tlm .. '
DiADLINI POI CO,Y AND KILLS : 5:)1 ,.M. tht 4•Y lttftr• pullillc•tion, 1u.t
f•rM.nllay 141tllft whoft deHlht• 11 S.turdoy, 12 neen.
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COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH
330 W. BAY 2211 W. BALBOA
HUNTINGTON BEACH LAGUNA BEACH
17175 BEACH BLVO. 222 FOREST AVE.
SAN CLEMENTE -305 N. EL CAMINO REAL
Daily Pilot Classified
CLASSlflED INDEX
HOUSES FOR SALE RENTALS "M•NT. ...._ -
1• Apta. Furni1hed ~~~;o.,.ctT~1is Lk_, :.! o_. .. , ... L
COSTA MeSA
M.ISA O&L: MAil
'-'•SA v••o•
COLL•G• PAllk
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IALIOA covn
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IAVClllST
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OOYElt SMOl!lt
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'JNIV•llSITY PAltK
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aALIOA PEHINSUl..lo
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S•AL. llACH
IUNll!T •IACM
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lTAf'ITOM ~
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llltANO•
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HAllASU U.I(•
U.OUNA HILLS
lAOUNA ~IACti
lAf;Ull• Nl(IUPl
MIUIOH YllJO
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SAN JUAN CAlllSTl!•NG
CA111$TllANG alACM
OANA "OINT
OCIANSIDI.
JAN DlliGO ,
ltl'lllllllDIE COUNTT
HGUSl!S TO•• MG'taO
CONDGMINIUM
OUl"LIXll 'O• IALI'
APAllTM1!NT1 POii Pl•
RENTALS
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ENTALS TO SMAltl
COSTA M!SA
M.ISA Ol!L MAit
M.ISA VEltDIE
CGLLllEGE l"AllK
N!Wl"OltT l!ACM
N!Wl"OltT HGTS.
HEWl"OltT SHOR ES
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lttl IACK I.IV 4UI FENCIN• "61
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lt=lt IALIOA •Jet FUl!NITUtlll llESTGlllHCi
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lfll MUNTINGTON &IACti ""°' GllAO ING, GISCING 'UJ
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1725 t.IGO ISLI! SHl Sl:l"TIC T .. HKI, kftA. llt. 1'1'!
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COLLATlllAL LOAMS
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Saturday, May '2. 1970 DAILY PILOT'
,IOIS a EMPLOYMINT' Jots. fl IMl'l;2Yl!llNT I Joas a IMP~Ovti • 101s a EMPLOY I ~o• . MPL N I JOBS • EMP r 1
Job wanhtl, M• 70IO ~·~· ¥.!t!1·~ 7l00 J11~ Mtft, wom.' f 10Q "°'= ·,M.r.,·W1/'"; 71~, Join MM, w~ 1100 J~ Men, w~ 7100 .
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Jobw • ...;i;-SENIOR INSTRUCTOR
Calf•one of
the experts
listed· below!!
' ' Womeft 7020
~ATURE "':Oman, f'mplo~
nltea 3:~tW &Ive tender
loving day can: to your
elderly or ' Ud, for roon1
I.:. board & small wage. •••••tlll•"'!"••O.m .. l.•• .. IJ!l•~-IJl!!~"!iil1'' i; Permanent. ~o weekends.
SERVICE DIRECTORY I SERVICE DiREC.TORY SERVICE Dl'REctoRY ~"" · ~
• EXP 19 yr ~Id studenl at
B41bx,sittinp 6550 Floors , 666$ J1ntf~rl1I . 6790 Casilllejo..iG!ps Sch Palo
AREA <lf Brookhurst &: • CARl'ET VINYL TILE . CLEAR;Vu Mali'lten&ncc. \Ve Alto wantst)afnmer ~illon
Atlanta, Fenced yd. equip, Fl'l!'e estimate Uc. Omtr. do eve:rythin&"! Special.Wni: taklrtr ~ or children.
playmates. Hot Junches, 540:rl62 t ~ W apt cleanup_ Jo"'ree·est,:24 ~~1iss'n, !ravel an,ywbere,
recs. 96S--G!ll9. hr sel'Y, 64&:!Ji98;
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One day Instructor
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One part0 tlme ni!lht Instructor.
For compuler programming school. Mltl
llDoW Fortrin, Cobel, RPG and Assembly
language' 11\M 360; Also knowledge ol
Univac 9200:
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18~ 1MacArthur Blvd . ·-,, f ~ewpprt , Beac;h .
'. (bppJ sild· Ora'4~ .~un~y-.Airport)
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'IS NOW INTERVIEWING ALL
H01EL AND RESTAURANT
PERSONNEL .,
' .
TENDER Loving ca~ Jot _G_a_r_d•_n_i_ng,,_ ____ 6680_
Infant my home. C. M. area.
\Veekday! only, J\e as, NEW Lawns , re«'l!ding.
•Complete lawn ~-Clean
up by job or month. Free
estimale&. For ill.10 call
897-2417 or 846--0932
· AIDES • for convalescence,
L•_ndsc•ping 6110 elderly care or family care. Excellent working conditions. Salary
....:......:'----Homemakers. 547~ based. on experience. .•. ~obs-Men, Worn. 7100 Job~;,-w;,;-71Qo ! Jobi Men, Wom. 7100
HOUSEl{EEPER or h('lpe.r * MECliANIC-llle duty, for
fo1· wido~·er. 'Call mornlngs serv sta. Good pay for
· 817-2-129 exp\!. 111an. t'ull time, days.
. 645-2541. NEW !.'l"W'n s, ~g. v .
Complete tawn =· CJoan Jobs-Mo"' Wom. 71 oo Pho. ne·. Mr. Fisher LI~SEO OULO CAR!::
Newport Hcighl.'i
548--60-16
BABYSITTING niy home,
Lindberg Schl area. f::ii:per
. mother. Fenced yd. 016-ti669
BABYSJ'M'ING ~1y hon1<',
J\Iesa de! J\tar. Any age
v.·clcome. Call 546-3003. ---BABYSIITlNG • good rates
• refs. $12.50 per child by
\Vk. 1'"enced yd. 5'18-2.137
DAY carc. my hon1r, licens-
ed, to '.! children (prC'ler
infant & child). &12-9:-,40,
BABYSJTI1NG my hotnc
Costa Mesa Uf'a. Day or
night. :Fcnced yd, 642-5299
up by1 job 'or month. Free i:• 'f
estimates. For inlo call
LA\'IN Maintenance. Once a .""""-="=1='=0'=MIHl932===· ==I 'L' -..... gononl up-kt<p -abi it1es
lawfl.'l, flower beds. shrub's. Moving a Storage 6840 anlire~ iteO
Ci;Lll anytime before 9 pm, LOCAL &; lol'I& dist. moving. C v
5'16-6bi8 ask for Tint . Reu. storage. Frre Est. Q CO '7
AL'S GaroelUll&; &; Lawn 831--0WI, 0 .K. Van & il
htaintenance. <.ommercial, s1ora.ze. • TRISH HOPKINS
ln<iustrial &: residential. f==~======'l488 E. 17th:·Suite 224 c.~f.
* 646-3629 '* Painting, ':4Z~1~70
Al..'$ Landscaping. Tree,, ·P•ptrhanging 61SO l~'l"'~:"i'""~"""""""
Removal. Yard Remodeling, • "T'-A Advertisl09 Agency Haul trash. Clean.ups, CUSTOM Painting "''
·Repair sprnklra, 673-1166 Extcrtor-Interior Spcclalisl" Experienced,produclion art.
ROTOTILLING Residential ~ Comnten::ial. i!Vproductioo manager, for
No job too largc er too Newport 8 •. a ch ...... ncy.
New I awns, landscaping. small Lie. Bond. Ins. Won't Know t.,.,.. ,-, p'ri~ting, Shrubs &: tttes reJI>Oved. .._ .... A,. .• , .. ~.. ........ . .. ~ ......... FrJe esl sta-I7d ...,.. U•""'" 1 ' ""'v-""'" pasteup, inking for collateral
BABYSITTING my hoot~.. '* PAINTING INT &. EXT. and ads, Send resume to
So. Coast Plaza area. Call Ne,,, 1~:.~~rlll.ar. Aveorg, l sty $280. 2 sty Box M-590 Daily Pilot. ~ 54{)-8870 $3511. Incl alt material ' &: Ad rt' • A Shrubs & trees1 remqved. :prepan.tion. $l8. per·nn + ve 1s1ng gency ,
Brick, Masonry, Frec"est. 548-1742 J)aint. Local refs. Call :Jack * SEC!lETAR"'. *
etc 6560 CLEAN-UP SPEClALIST 8!W--J89:i or 837-692,j · Ne-..vport ~ Expenenced.
I-""'-'-------Mowing, edging, odd jo_bg. · &:cell. typinJ'&: shorthand, BUILD R
"'
. od I I I \VILL paint a 3 bdrm •"'m• b\Ui_. "--'-r 30. p,.~ , e f', r cpa r Reasonable. 548-69:l:i house for $U(I, ll\CI trim, -·-""""'""'" #'" Br'ick. block, conc re te, sure pace. X1nt. beneu . Z & i\t Lawn !\taint. .Prep. stucco, labor -& nlatrrial. ~ ,.,,......,ntrv, no ,.. b t<>o small. . Call (114} 3910 ....... ,..,... • ., Renovation, cleanino, haul-· Ca.II Gene 5.>7-1<>43 · · Lie. Contr 962.$15 .... • M •
ing. Reasonable. ~ INT & EXT. Painting. Free Anc1entJ an"er
Carpentering 6S90 E.'>p. Japanese landscape, cst<s. Loe rtls. Noat & I--'---~---cleanup, mainte.~nce. Honest. Call Ctwck 64.j..bsog -~~S -
CARPENTRY !11ack 8'1.z..84iµ or Jim 548--0-105 •MY •
MINOR REPAIRS. No Job I Jl~l'S Gardening &. lawn METICULOUS PAINT DISHWASHER
Too Small. Cabinet In gar-maintenance. Res. & · com· ~-DOCKS-houses, int~xt. , ,
ages &: o I he r cabinetl'. merclal * 540-4831· INS. col. studenl~. 675-5812 • 568175 H no answer leaVf: APPLY~'iN° PERSOl'I
msg a't 646-2372. IL 0. JOHNSON'S GARDENING EXTER. ~Vg 1 Story $250. i 2007 \V. 'to°AsT H\VY,
Andenon Yard care,_ Clean.o!J}ls,~ ~run; St~ry $350. Comp! ~/good NEWPORJ' BEACH
ing, planUng. 962-Zl35 , painL Inter. Rm's $25 paint · QUALITY \\'oodcraH, sml
gen 'l constr. & (.11.rpentry.
Free consultation &; quote.
Cali l<en 645-0044, •5484235
CARPENTRY-Cabinel.$-Room
Add., PatiOll. J.ny size job.
,Mike 673-1166 & 646-2576.
JAPANESE Gardenin1 incl. Roy-847-13.58 . Apt. Mgn;. $400-$700
Service. Neat wor.k,..Ot3ani.ip INTER or Ext. PAINTING, Small Ir. lge'~s. ~ Asst.
yd. malnt. $8-2303 IMMED. SERVJCE. "Local M gr s. .Ir. ma.m.tenance
LAWN A10WING SERVICE rel. FREE est. 548-162'# couple.f>ACESE'ITER
Neat, c.lepend<.ble. ~ Plt.INTING-Ict.J;EXt. E~fPLOYhliNf AGENCY
able. Free est M&<l95Ei • · Highest ~allty. Lowi!st 2229 s. !llain, Santa Ana
JAPANESE Gardener .aerv• Prices. Fully exp. 1111-John s&~
GEN. repe.ir, "add., cab. jng F. Valley, H.. Bch. Costa GU-116& ~
Formica, paneling, marlite.. liotesa, Npt Bch. &G--0345 1 PA}NTING _~I-Int. 1g Yrs;. Asst P~a:i t>li:~ to $900
Anything! Dick, 6'73-M59. JAP~ESE Gardener, 30 yrs exper.
1
1nc'· ·-~1c, ~.:;:t; Background ,in qualily con-
REP.(1R§ *ALTERATIONS ex"P. Comp!. yd s erv. A~us. e1 · ~·· trol ,r. lab. Also fee: jobs.
1t -CABINETS. Any $tize. job Q:lmml. Reliable:. ~~~ NJIBD a Painter! tntttidr PACE&E'ITER ~J yn exper. MS.:o71~ ~ 1.1.•2 tr.. exterior. Experienced. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
C•ment, Concrete 6600 . General Servic•s -557-8638 2229 s. M~Sanla Ana
PROFESSIONAL R¥J1RED Painter: ~ ~ --~~· ~=--;-;.,-: CONCRETE, all types. Free APT. CL.EANING exper. Ncat ~honest'. Non BABY S I#R. l it e
estin1atc. Sawin".: breaking, dnnker Call 536--6801 h k 5 "'ltl am 3·30 ~cial Unit Rate 646-2698· · ousewor · :"" • · hauling & sk i plondin g . o"=r=,.;:.:.::;.c=.:---* PA'l'CH PLASfERlNG· pm, 2 schoof'·~hildren. S30
Service & quality. 5-18-8668 Verne C. Hunt }\II types. Fr~e·es!hriates,. "·k, nr ~-ftiints, H.B.
Bob 'Licensed Land Surveyor ·. Call 546--6825 847-4984 ' ..... ~
l::vl'nlngs call 540-89i1 · EXPERT ccn1cnt w o rk.
Patios, \valk.s, brick 6' block
walls. lS yrs. exp. Yancey.
642-1403 "
AA BABYSITTER, live-in, need·
HANDYMAN · Plumbing YV ed immed. 2 children. Call
Get"IE'!al 671i°~e1 R:pajr , • PbJJMBINC. ~teratlons A: eve=, 646-11852 C.M ..
repairs. Special on waler BABYSITTER for inf. Yng
CEMENT \\'ork: \\i'alks & HOUSE calls. Gen.er al htrs k disposals 646-1286 girl ov 18. Reliable. Lte
patios. '''ha.lever you need l:rtgine Repair. SpeocWizing anytinlC, bskpg. j da, wk,' my hm
in concretc the price ls in lune-ups. Reas. 642-3122 PLUMBING REPAlR on bch N.B. 67H2Gl
,;ght! Call Bob 642-9187 alt 5. DON 'T De · Repa;., ~ CED spall' • " "· Ni> job too sn1all BAKER -. ERIEN
CONCRETE work all types. Chet \\'inc"s Repair Servit:e • 642-3128 e , Hand shop. 492-5922 or
Sawing, bre11.king, "hauling, °";;;1~&~9&t~l~w~"~k~d:;j•Y~'=o...!:;'==;=;:'~:;==== 492--7£146 San Clemente, Cal.
Skiploading: Lie. Servi.cl! &. ::: I od r &
Quality. 842--1010 Hauling 6730 ~em ~ ing 6940 ~· " * coNcRETE wo'" Repair Bankers
Liccnscd. Pati06 I dl'V\vys, I i\tOVING, garage clean-up ROO:\f ADDITIONS. J.. .. T. "';·
etc. Phillips Ce n1 ., n t. & lite hauling_ Reasonable. Co n s tr u c 11 o n , 1'"an1lly \
543-6380 !-~f"('e estimates. 66-1602. j rooms, single or 2 story. A.LL DEPARTMENTS
DECORATIVE CONCRETE YARD/ Gar. C 1, an up .. ~stim~tes. plans, laycut &.
DRIVES-WALKS-PATIOS Rcmove lrce"s, ivy, trash. ilnancing. Call 847-15ll. CENTINELA BANK
642-8514 Grade, backhoe, 962-8745 * IF you need remodeling,
MORE Concretr. patio for HAULING no A_ LOAD painting, or .re.Pairs,· CaU * OPEl\'1i'4G SOON *
less rr:oncy. Arti5tic se..lting Clean up. Tree Setv. Gen. Dick 642--1791 .
&: tini,;hing. 64~ , Pruning 64.6-2528, 543-8043 6950 lnt•rviewtrig Mey 9th,
CE.iVIENTWORK. no job too HAOLJNG &. Clean-up. R""-"ool"in"g'------1 •·12A.M.end2-4P.M.
Small, rea.sonablc. Free Trees removed. Rea.~nable.· GUTIERS &: DownspOUts
Estim. H. Stuf!ick 543-8615 ~ cstimatc. 548-1742 · Iostalled ReUonable . San 3333 West "Coast Hwy.
DECORATIVE CONCRETE -Clemente TI4: 492-3706 · Newpe'tt' Be•ch DRIVES.WALKS-PATIO Housecleaning 6735
642--8:jl4
Child Care,
Licensed MIO
BA'{ & Bea.eh Janitorial
Carper~. \vindows, noon,
elc. Res & Commc'I,
64~1401
CHILD Care my home. days \\1JNDO\V \\'ASHING
Sewing 6960 l:ZlJ), fj(,8-32Gl
SEWING &. A1tcralions. Ex:l=-=====;:;;;;-;;:;:--
p(!rt Service. Reas. prices: BAR l\IAID \VA.NTED Ior
Ca.II J~41 · • nlce bar. Call ---~-* &12-tMZ ..
17141 547-9471 Draftsman
JolN -· Wom. 7100 I Jobs-Mon, Wom. 7100
Minimum 2 fears experl-
e.nt.-e in layout l taping
o( art wurk for printed
circuit boards.
Call Personnel Dopt •
(714) 494-940 1
for appointment COOKS
Broiler· Grill TELONIC
to open NEW
COLONY KITCHEN
RES ·TAURANT
.. ln!lustries
Laguna Beo ch ,
Equal oppcdunity wnployer
3211 H•rllor Blvd., Costa M.11
(•t San Dleto FrMweyl
DRAFTSMAN
De1l9n •nd l•yout ex-
, periM\ce r9t1ulred in
rot• tl"f m•chlnery
with empha•ls oft CAif·
ings •nd pref•rably
••ptrle.nc-In centrlfu·
g•I pumps.
--·------------
Jobi Mon, Wom. 7100
Bkkpr F/C to $650
"Exciililg l 1timulating" this
Is what !his co·s secy says.
We placed her the!2 last wk
& now they 1vant a bkkpr.
\Ve are proud to represent
this fine firm • they are
stable, pay top benfs, &: the
"'Orking c:onds. are: v e r y
pleasant. Call !lfiss Pat,
557-6122. Abigail Abbot Per-
sonnel Agency, 230 \V. \Var.
ncr, Sult* 211, Santa Ana.
BOOKKEEPER $575
Employer _paid fee. J\.lo\ling:
to ne\v facilities. Other Ice
& free job&,
~ASON BEST
Employment Agel'IC)'
2207'50, Mi.in: S&nta Ana
9264 \V. Kate.Ila, Anaheim
546-5410 .• or 821-1220
.llOT$ lt.• 14
Curter ....... Opo• IN
Lquna S.0<0, So. Lquna
bAil.Y P.n.at oc:en
BUSBOYS k
DISHWASHERS
O"·er 18. Part time. Apply in
per90n,
COCO'S
73 Fa,;hlon lslanc.I
Newport Beach, CaJif
** IUSBOYS *Jr (Days Only)
The Fisherman Restaurant
317 Pac. Coaiit Hwy.
·Hunt. Beach
CAR WASH HELP
Perm. Position, l'l1any open-
ingtr. 3 LDcatioN; Orange Co.
29M1 ·1:farbor Bl"':!., C_.M,
GULP CARE: Need loving
lady to care fOJl 6. mo old
girl It 4 yr old boy, light
hoii.se.woi-k 9-7 J\.fon-Fri, S-5
Sat. Needs own transp. $2.50
mo. MUST be dependable ir.
permanent. 494-5834
CLERK TYPIST
M•rketing Dept.
Accurate typi!I. 60 lvpm
electric typewriter. One
year experience.
Coll Personnel Dept.
(714) 494-940 I
for appointment
--·----::--:-:
Job• Men, Wom. ·'7100 -COASTAL· AGENc;Y
A member "of
Snelling & Snelling Tnc.
Th• World's L•rgest
-Prot.u~nal
Employmen.t Servic•
2790 Harbor 61, j:M ~llll;i.;,
·HarbOr Blvd, at A'dams
COrt1PANION I Housekeeper,
matw-e wonian, exper., Uve-
in. ,
PROFIT SHARING
J . C. CARTER CO.
671 W. 171h .StrHI
Costa Mesa
(714) 548-3421
Call ' 64~1316 ===-cc-cTC=c:--:::1 Equlll opportunity employE'I' CQUlt:i:, se.mi·Ntired orl-'-7-;~,;;;;;:';;p-::~
"'""" roe .. ,, , , ., 1 * DRIVERS *
manacer• or new apartrpe.nt No E"--. ience
complex. ; Apartment + ~~··
li&lfll'Y. No pets or .children. Neceuary!
'Vtlte reply to Box 1'.I <US Must bave c1ean Ca.Worn!•
Daily Pilot · tfrMns. record. Appb'
COUF.LE w ·aD ted for YELLOW CAB CO.
J anilorial work, part time. . . l86 E. l~tb St. ·
erts. Mwt be exp'd. Ap· Ql5ta 'Mesa
· prox. $400 mo. Call collect I=======;;;:;;=
(ZlJ) ~-7!r.(l \\'kdays 9 EXPERIENCED \VAITRESS
am-5:30 ;mil.>~-\ and SALAD MAKER. Call ~tr. Ande~n 548-6414
COUPLE for r \\'tit~ s"·edi.!Lh Sm~st>Ord. C.M. exp'd only., pay .
\\'Orking co 1ions. Call FRY Cook, exper or trainees
alter 1 pm . 543-9393 "'/some reSlallrant exper.
• •COOK-Relieffl"ttiok for Abov~ avg'' pay. I n~· · \'-r · -· benelils. Apply Denny s, lin1all nurs1.ng ~· Institu-12924 Be h Blvd G. G. Uonal cooking etPU. prefer-___ '-'--·------:.. _
red. Apply: ·~ Beach Girl Friday To V. P .
Nursing Home 494-8076. V.P. Director of Franchising
•COSMETICIAN-Drug sales lor Nat'I O?'l°'m. S.H . nol Experie~.i·only req'd but mU&b be telephone
*~ quallfied to arrange confi-
~ dentilil appt't w/(lf!rl!pcclive * CUSTOD~~-for buslnessmea lor V.P to in.
qua 11 fi e d v.•ho ~njoy terview. •
challenging v.·ork. Large, MUST BE
new apartment& complex,
Newport Beacfl. 'J'1P wage.!L, e Pet110nablc
xlnt fringe :bcnibts, ins.. • \Veil Groomed
med. vatatKir.1 Wt.ite: Box e Attractive
M-048 The Dai:JS-Pilot. • Able to n1N't & converse
DELIVERY Man/Warehouse-with top busine111 1nen.
man. Salary~ on abil-Prefer Age X>-35, with guar-
ities· & exper, ~t ins. & anteed salary of $·100 per
other benelits, Pn!r. age 21-,mo. + perrentagc of ~sl-
45. Contact Univenlly OUice ness generated thal should
Equipment, C.l\1 . S.1&8981. br1ng avg. income !rom $000
to $800 ~r mo. D!_~'fER n:A~spap~n',',· Call 1'.tr". 1'.lyer11 642-9470
, , w<.J> req. Ulll"lY morn1 . ,. 1 1 knd • ~ Call or nterv ew \\" s or w_ays.
540-6207 GIRi... "'anted, Shop Work,
DENTAL Se t.. Reeep. interesting &. different. art . -ere ary • & era.ft& background helpful,
lion1st-Bookk.eeper. Dental must be neat, ""illlng to
rxper pref. U noi:ie, mu~I work &: learn. Apply 1639
have exper in aim,ilar posi-Monrovia Ave., C.M. 10
Uon. Mwt be J)!at, well AA1-12ooon.
groomed Ir. abll\ to meet . . public, No smoking during GOOD Chri11tian homr with
ollice hrs. Send complete blind man, needs com·
typewritten resume to Daily panion, wages ope n ,
P1lot, N.B. Box ~1-67 1~548-5002==~· -c-===="°'
DENT AL ASS'T. Front desk H 0 TEL * I NSPECTRESS
only. ?i.fust haV9 exper. as (Female) V~ry plea.,ant
rccept. in dental oUice. \lo"Orking conditions In flr!ll-
Beach area. 846-3540 8 am· class hOtel. Call 644-1700
9 pm . Ext. J7a 1---------
App: BrQ!o\•n"11 Shell Serv,
900 £, Coasl llwy, N.IJ . '*•JANITOR with exp.
1\llle Squarci Golf CouL'bC
•J.lhn.6• 1 NURSES
INC0i\1t: "TOO S f.1 ALL !
Coll.'lldrr fl.Ill ttr pur1 tiinr
RAW\eigh Honie Sl'rvlce
Plan. l\lariy r.i11·n $3 ho11t!)'
and up. Opr.niOJ.: In
Capi1lrano Uc a ch or
ntarby. \\'rite, Ra\vlC'lgh,
Dept T. lOlD:i Orange Ave,
So. Ga!C', C&.I . 00280.
*KEYPUNCH
*OPERATOR
1'.1inlmum one year keypunch
experience required.
COLLINS RADIO
19700 Jamboree Rd.
Ne\.\•port Beach
F,qual opportunity employer
LARGE Land Devf'lnprnent
Co In S'n. Orn11c1• Co. ;ir('i\,
ha5 an irnnu.•d. opening for
an engineering L'Olllruct nd-
m!nls1ra!or. A Jl p Ii cant
11hould ha,ve an i'l!gin('cring
& englnel'rln::; pUn:h11.sin~
bkgrnd . PosirJon ofter r,
challc:ngc and futur<' for the
r ight pcrson. Send resun1C!
to Box M-767 Daily Pllol
* LADIES * 18-60, show
SARAH COVENTRY Spring
& all season j~welry ..
Absolutely .no inyest'mt. \Ve
train. 531-8631 or 962-5988 . ' . '
PrivalC duty . c~'('ry type
11u1·se. an shifls. Lcscoulle.
Nul'Sf'~ Re1:islry. lat
HOf.pital Rd.. N c 1\" fl or t
Bcach. 6-12~ P ho n c
at1ytln1e. J11 t<'rvic1vi n g
hours: 11 11n1 to •I pm,
Monday thru •'riday.
NURSES Live-in. $400. 6 day
Wl'f'k.· NO fre. Ref's req'd,
Uscoulic N~ses Regl1try
642-99:i5.
Nursing
LVN -6:30 om· 3 pm,
2 days per wk. Relief
med. nurse.
BAoH AIDE • I AM··
1 PM. 4 days per wk,
Will train.
NURSES AIDE 11
pm-7:3G am. E xp'd.
preferred.
PARK LIDO
CONVALESCENT
HOSPITAL
. (714) 642·2410
NUnSE AIDES-011.y shift.
Ex~rlenccd. App: Per!IOn-
nel .Dept. Hoog 1-lt>Sp. N.B.
PART Tl~fE mornings:
Young gi
0ri" to do tC'lephone
v.-ork. NO cxpcr. nee. Call
LADIES Be Independent '* 5J&.7j2J *
\York own hrs. doing in---=,=== ~-'--
tcresling ""'Ork . CaU 968-~1 . PERSONNEL
Loc•I Office Jobi
No Ch•rge ,100°/o frff
Please caU lot apfit.
~1pc:i-i01" Agency &12-7141
1157 Harbor. Costa !llcsa
CLERK
\Vil! •lancll(' t\11 J>"al'rt11 of
Personnel Ofc Admini..!ih'a·
l\<>n Including ron exempl
interviewing. Approx. 5 y1'!I
cxpcr 1n pcM10nnrl ofc +
typing req. S.H, preferred.
P-fust be able lo ""Ork with-
olJt close 11u1>l'rvisiot1,
For Interview ~fAN to a.ssilt Mgr.', locii.l
ai)pl!anai' l!!Qft. _ Mu~t. ·be Call Mrs. Edwards
neat ap-_,el~na. ~all 9-.AM * 546-2551 *
to IO AM o'rOy:' 496.-73Sl • PHYSICIAN, n1cd. raTnily
MAN'A'GEQm; Oji P'OR · pr~clicc, seeks fron t office: !
Jo'ull Of pt. 'ifn'C. Car rite, 20 girl cu or bcfo1'l' July 1. !
hr wk. ~ Only expel'ienced or wiUing • !
* MA IDS -Pem1. for to complclr ml'd. assi11t.
q u' a Ii fi e d who en)oy school. R~umf' wi1h pho!D.
challrnging v.·ark. Lan;e. Bo.x M106, Daily Pilot
new apartmcnts complex, PR.oDUCTJON. E:.:Jl('r. nee.
Newpottt Beach. TOP'Wa~es. (~'eina lel Oi'pendabll'. llr.r;:
xlnt rringe benetlts. ins., 7:30-:IPM. B1'ov.'Ttini; l\lfg.
med, '\'acaOon. \Vrlte : •Box Co. 1919 PlaCC'nt1a, C.M.
i\1--548 The Daily P ilol. 5•8·1171
* rt!A1DS • Experienced. --Re,•I Estate
over 21. Apply Ben Brnii·n·i; Land Investment ~1otor Hotel. 31106 S. Coast
Hwy, South Laguna Now In Oran_ge County
For The First T ime
l\1ALE -Tclet>hone ~aler--rrrc Tht' U.S. Land Plan
t1cal. Paid daily. Phone !'l:lr. l\lanagC'rs with or wilhout
Ryan 836-4?.67 their own 51\lcs sralf lll"JJenl~
MALLIE'S ty needed for UM! following
&'!auty &. Wig Salon has Of)Cn· areas:
ing for Hair-stylist \vilh e Santa Ana e CoslA. r-.1c5l1
i;ome roUowing, Salary plus e Hunt. Bch. e Newpor!
c:omni & paid vacation, Beach e Garden Gt"ovri •
Call 54&-3446 ... Orange e Buena Park •
M•int. Mech•nic Fullerton • Norwalk • La-guna Beach. Gell('ral Bldg. & OUiCC' fl.fa in. Full training provided by nur
tenance I.: upkeep. Also, facully at lhc U.S. Land De. minor maC'hincry main!. vclopment College o r Land Mect\anical background Investment Coun!lelini:. pref. Apply In person, J\rm.
alile, Inc .. 118 E. Uith St., Classes Begin
C.M. Sat., Moy
1
9, 1970
or nilcs. '.! rhn.1 :1 yrs. :'llo. CO:O.lt.IERCIAL ·HOME Tile, Cir.tmic 69?4 BAR~lAID. atb\, bikini, top
C.M. area. ;,ol.9-00 • .,;c.·..;'°---"·'l p 1 •9, 1207 -,.1 l · pay. Apply ·..&ssy Lassy, .. :. ~· ... _,~ 011,·,... ex--......, e e -.. -* Vr rnc. The • e l\ an .* 2901 Harbor C.~l. 4!J,.;-4900 .., v• ......... ., ., ....
DENTAL ASSISTANT. Ol.'er
TELONIC
lndustrie1
Lagun• Beach
Equal opportunity «:mployer
* * HOSTESSES
Enrol!n1ent lin1 t<.'d 10 educ<tl·
i\fATUR E salcslady lo aMiS\ "" SUCCCl'i5ful li<X'n!IC'<t rt'lll
our customers with e111ate sales1nrn & women
\\•allpaper sell'ction & color who wish Lo earn ... co-ord inatin:::. Somc l
d . b I $25,000 to ~.000 Contractors 6620 l\1esa Cleaning Sei'\lice -• Cust. work. Install &: repatn~ \ CLEAN=IN~G~~,~Vo_m_•_n_~I o-,-i per. P-1~1 ta-e & l'Cl:l.d
::,::;;.:.;:.::;;;;.;:...____ C.i:u·pers. windows. floon, etc. No job too small. Plulef , c':.:v::,• ==""~-;:::-;= M~ home a In Laguna X-Ra.y1. ~7719
Addition,; * RC'1nodel lng Res. & Contmc'l. ~lll patio, llaklng shower .. BEAUTJCJA}(, for busy, Niguel ar.ea. Full time. $2. DAILY Pll.Ur WANT ADS!
business ex p. es1 ra e . ta year or tnoi-c)
Jo'lt"xible hrs. Vista Paint i\lanagement ExP'?r Helpful
Corp. 827-2111 -t\pply Today 710 No. Euclid Jo~red H. Grnvlck. Lie. ~~""~,--==· repair . popular priced C.M. salon. hr Own tral'lll 49&--1243 PILOT WANT .ADf! 64.Z-5678 673-6041 • 5-19-2170 EXJ>ERlENCEO cleaning 847-1957/846-0206 Paid vac. No clientele l:'=·====·====..!.:======:p==.1 lady would liltc housework ....... d. New '-ad welcome. 11 ;
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J\1ATIIRE couplc to manage tSUl tc 12-IJ Anaheim .
20-30 units, H.B. Adult bldg, I R=E=A7L~E~ST=A=T=E~S~A~LE=s~>t=AN
no pets. Rent plus. 846-3927 wanted expcrienced, ActiV1!
~ MEOIANIC-Clau "A" ~tablishaf orr1~. · choice
' license, own tools, Pern1. location. Advertising, park·
pot1;ition forre.spon s iblt ing, refen'als. Call collect
rnan. Top wages, bonw; plan for apopintment , 49'J..6145.
.., •17 .,...,,,, .. , •• J.-Mon, Wom. 7100 I Jobs Men, W•m. 7100 C•rpet Cl•aning 6625 1 • TOPSOIL '9 .call the Ma~. 548-9919
JOE'S CLEAN SERV. , tt BROILER COOK Wc do Everything • Res, I < ·
Con1. Free Est. 549-:3126 TOPSOIL. Ni~!'en fortified EXPERIENCED. Perm. Sor ··~ P ··v HOUSECLEANING ~:: addet.. 8J7.700Q 6 day "<ttk. night shift, lD-
CARPET E?CP. Reas. Re.f. 638-235( , -quire bet. 11 AM-5 PM.
STEAM CLEANED , ...
SQ FT ·~ss TrH Service nv Th Fl C 1 Oc • •. Ironing ., e v• rowns
Also carpet tn.~tallatlon Rest•ur•nt
646-5971 TR.EE SERVICE All ·type 3801 E Paclf.it!.. Coast }fwy.
DISCOUNT Carpct Ocancr~. I~:~~~ce~~~ w~ ii Lfsc k Ins. }"'rec Eltint.,tes' Coro~·del 11bi? No ph, calls
Expert-Later;! f.qulp. used. · 1ll'r hr. Yl)u deliver and GU-5584 . 91L(NcH
Credit cards $6. Rm .M&--1254 pick up. N<"wport, aiata T&EES. Hedges, trim, cwt.
llOME & APT Clcaning ~lci;a A~a. 6~ . shunp!, remov~. hauled, , ' MANA.GER
BY DIA~tOND 1ilONING In m)' h01nc. Sl ' yn exp. Fully lllli, 642-4~ Will accept ~,.Yeaf"ll bank.
187 21st St., Cost~ ~ten Hr. Drcssn1aking ir. Ntera· ·u:..a. I t 6990 ing rxpericnc#.' Call Ann.
64:>-1317 Frtt est. tions. ID7641 1""'0 s try ' &t:>-mo \\'t'!tcllff Pen;onnel
RE'l'RC "-' 3 rooms --ho ,...,_,_ . Alt('ncy, 204j,~stclill Dr .. ~· n .-..:rv ces. IRONfNG Jn my ~t, ~ ctYKOSKJ'S custom. Uptwil. N-B
SZtJ.0. run ruaran. Cred it r11ch for most piecer:. [ !:,lll'Opean Craftsmaf\lhip · · _,. card~ OK. 847.fi&M. 646-1234 646-7082 art 1 pm. .100,.. II , 642-l<t;H BRO\VN Ii Sha.rp Man. Set -,.. :o n. Up A: ()per\.M! E.'l:pel' tt-
Carpet L•ying & NO ,natl.er what lt-ls. rou ' 1831 Newport Blvd ., C.M. quired. llJlA.~ Chestnut.
Repmir 6626 cM sell It with a DAILY 1PLA.NNING to move? Yoo'U .;8~·•:.;·.__,,.,.,i~= ... ...-* EXPERT CARPET CLASSIFIED! Someone Will find an amait11c number ·of Exp'd. Large cuslom con-
ln1tall1t ion & Rep•ir . ....aA ... Cl&llned atruction. Top wages . l BOAT CARPENTER
N<. job too small, 64&$11 be looldn: for· It. Dial GQ. home• Jn ........,. a l Wl~RD BOAT 'VOftKS
CARPET LAYING 56'11 · A!fo. Cb<ck \hem now. · 1.100 Log'" Avo,, C.M.
C.A PAGE 642-2070 ----. -CHARGE IT!
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. MISSION VIEJO ~:'.;~ . . . .
' I Has openlngs for
ASSEMBLERS
at our new plant in rt'lission Viejo, Cali!.
Some experienc~ prtiferr'ea! .. ·
Apply 8 a.m. -f :30 p.m. •
Monday lhrouo Friday . ;
EMPLOYMENT/ QFFICE
25725 Joronl'.1 RNd
·Ml!;hln .V~e~ Calif.
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Equal oppbrtunlty etnplo~
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NIGHT
13 YEARS OR OLDER
APPLY IN PERSON
*IMMEDIATELY*
Reuben E. Lee
151 E. COAST H\'IY.
NEWPORT BEAC~I
& profit sharing. Under
T'tt'OIUih\lction. Will te-Open
May 8th. Write or call Ray
Carey. 494-5&1. 604 S. COa!lf
lflvy. Laguna. Bl!ech; Calif:
Men ""1lnte0
CUSTODIAN
* REAL ESTATE SALES.
PERSON'. Expericncc:d or
Inexperienced. Top c:ommi1Jo
slon. For confidential inter.
view call 817.8586.
Relllilurant
HOUSEKEEPER, 11ve-1 ,-i, Imm~l . opening for reliable BUSBOYS • COOKS
e:tper girl only. Prlv. nn. man with prevk>u11ndu.,trtnl DSH\VJIRS . \VAtTRESSES
Top salary. r-.1u~I 11pcak janltorlal expcricnco, Xlnt. AU Shifts, Jn!crvit'wlns; \Vt(!.,
English. Ja7-7045 or]3t-9j73 l\o'Orklng condltkirui, good pay F'ri .. ,t· Sal. No phollt' c111ts.
and all fringe bet'IC'tlli: incl. Jl~180'~ co r;·iw: Sl''0P 11 OUSEKEF:PER/Child \ cart, fntant. Live-In. Good profil shari~. 30~'E, Coasl 'n \\")', OOf ~ Perm. Hunt. Harbour. Calif. lnjecfioli f.lllldlng· RN't1·lCU:' All s~Jlh1 awn .
,..,.. 200 nrlSR'lt Ave., C.~1. XI I kl 00. Co .,,,...,. a46-4460 n v.-or ng co s. 1 n-
t«>USEKEEPER • Spanb;h ~~-------!act O!rJ ol Ntl1'sln11 C..'1.
• N E-'"' ov Nursll'\$; i\temOn ;'ll l!o.~fl. IN1-27l-1
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· "~" '" REGISTERED-NURSE !~ 1 child. Own room SIOO a irlonth. 644--0581 l.C • .C.C.U. See Betty Br\il"O 111
Expandll'lf tll'llt. Challcngint m 6 HSKPRS Emplyr pays fee opportunitins, continuing ed-, •
Gltorge Allen BY\Md Agt:ncy uoatJon Pf'Oll'at 1. Conti.let t,:j~ , Xl!C
Ul6-B F.. 16th. S.A. 5'17-0395 per1oru·1~l SO. CoMt Com. A~ency tor Cat'ffr GlrlJ
, llOUSEKF.:iPER-rnunlt)' HotP. 31S72 COnst UO W. Coasl •twy., N.8.'
Fbr Convtlctct:nt Hol!p. Ml lhV)!, So. l.Rauna (71•) 499. R:v al'iJUl:it, G45"39l& "
I time, fl).3505 llll Exl. 336 i
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SALES ORDER • CLERK
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der ~ rfWata.Jn.
tna: ordtol' kip " rtCOrdl.
Type 60 wpm on elM:t..
C..11 P•'1onnel ·oapl.
{714) 494-940 I
~ for appointment
TELONIC
Industries
Laguna Beach
Equal opportunity emplo)'t'r
SALES
$-MXl io $3.000. No sa.les exp.
ne-eded to lake orders &
cover leads for \\'Orld·s
tutest aiellina: home tx·
erclRr. I t Ritt l l k e
bananu, in bw>c:bes. for
$103.50, with 100% fimnc.
cin&:. Call: 897-1986 Ol'
547-1100. bctwttn 12 Ii: 7
pm.
SAL ES LADY, curtain,
drapery It 1llts. UdoH's
Home Furnishingl!i, So.
Coast Plaza.
SALES: Joln QUE EN 'S
WAY'S highest paid fashion
counsekln. Receive to $.500
free wardrobe. No. IJ1vnl.
No collecting. No deliv.
~21!1 or 536-7257.
SAL.E5-Servlce Eatab. Fuller
Brush route, ~ a \\.1c,
guaranteed to start. Call
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SALES LADY. Muri be
personable & expe:r ~.
Virginia'!! Snip &: Stitch.
33.34 E. Cout. CdM.
Savings Ir Loan
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE
Dynamic Savlnp and Loan
As!loda.tion is seeking col·
lege graduates for their
management training pro-,...m.
This position of!en1 chaJ.
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J & £MPLOTMIN1 M HAHDISI 'OR MIRCHANDISI 'OR Ml•CHANDISI FOR MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISI FOR
-SALE AHQ TRAiii SALE ANO TRAiii ~· ~D TRADE ~L~D TRADE SALE AND TllADI! FREE TO YOU FREE TO YOU Jollo Nw. Wom. 7100 • • •
_, • .:;;;:;:· c~. ··--~ ~'""'~~l-~---~IO~·~o•'~ll'l!~l·""".:;iiiiiiliiiiiiiilliil>~~ij]iAntlil~ ..... ifil98;;1'•"•0 :>Spo!!!!ri!!!IM!!!,.~G~l~f·!!_•..,....'~·~SOO!!JM~l .. ~co!!ll!!•!!M~ .. !!'"~-~Nl!!ll!J SKITrD!SS!am<te moth<r, oYl.Am.l"VV ui ..... 15KU ~ -~ WE tittle ldtitm ba.vt loft TT father. Lltte.r tra.lned,
Contessa llalr t"'Uhions • • S • • W • • • I '~AGLE'' riD.e amimmidaa ORDER. NOW out mltltl!S Ii now niust atnmtly Ml..lthy, v.·til fed .
m3385 G••ND loadu. 210 It 50/116 at l'OR MOTHllU DAY find• aood mnv. We.,. s wu old, all w/b!ue ,,..
SM.ALL CD. w/cr-t f\IM'e ft.II' comp. $4.\.. 561-4693 Mothers rhip wltb ~ 2 bl.i w/wht·pawt I: oollan. 545-0'122. V..
bu<luml&lll,..,.._dlo, •.'THE USED • OPENING GOLF cl"""· DoQr 7ont -. -. """"" 1 °"U..ra 1 part mu. LABRADOR I G<rm•• bdltve needs IOl'JW pUti.me · R~btm!d, matched tel 2 tude rinp, nteklAce• 6 Ruulan ll"IY· H * e b r kn · ~pbetd, male, l \-1-,mos.
help. 1-tllfl ~well, make • S.t! Mey ~ thn:. 9 lron $45. ~ eminra Mt."'1tb .opah. ru-5tM'1S2 aft I pm 512 Miniature shephenl, female,
aood eoHff. i.3 hn d.,. FUR·NIJURE FACTORY IDAM-S PM OtOSMA" u99•"i5iti1t. 22 W..,aquamarlnH upphlr-FOUNDLING, .-t 7mo.64S-'""' 5/1 ?oi1a.y thf'U June lncrcui~ CaJ Ptll Gun. $50 or 't tli JW, etc. fDr lb.; SP£C k>va~. ined. u, nttda lov-9 MONTI! old bl k &nd 10 hill lime with any luck Auth•ntlc Imported C&Jl 968-fiOU '' lAL .Pt10THER. Lapidary Inc home. would love ac:
at 1.ll. Call Ron or Dan Seftlrtt. II•• 11ew fundture, ret•med from epMf• Antlqu•• equip,. rouah A: cut 1tonM, chlldrtn to p1l.y wt th . brown pUppy, loves children
171-1) 54&-J&ID. mMt rttttch l model ho"'" at prices below From Hollind Mlictllineeus l600 tooi. tor ~he rockhou.nd, all Health)' I: h'appy . :'; • back Y•~4
WAITRESSES & wltolnolel r · Jewt-try m&k.lna auppllca. .~,.....~·;:;,o:;n~~~-~-''~"~lin~;;;;;n:i\iirni'Oi5 CAR HOSTESSES ~a u;:~~·11~:S~Sp~:,S; PAIPO knee machine, 54 gold, silver, Undln&t, toola NEED pxt homes for 2 PITS and LIVESTOCK
r n t ti Altractive 3 ROOM.S: lh•ing room-Dinette Ir Bedroom. .... Inch. good condition $30. & eutLric auppllea. Jo f Jo balr u orpar me. THE $160 G I & '. I u950 Bl Wheel1,Copperlc8ras5.,, Electric gullar ml11ln1 Open1'Ue1thr\IS..t U v. )'OUna: e. lll Pet1,Gener1I 1100 with happy tacea. • rttn $0 • cne1r-1 ••ptr ~ • • u• Old World Antiques Swiday lO.C closed Mon. call, 1 w
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hlte/eray mrka:s.1;...;=...,;c.;... _____ .I
ZOO, E. Coa.,t Hwy, at sof• & ch1ir $59.50. 4 Sp1ni1h sof•s & lov• strlnp & 4.S watt amp. $15. 1-~IVE f.f GEMS 1 1 blk/wht. & 3 ador. kit· FOR Sale PET chlc:ktrui,
McArthur Newpt Bch. 1eat1-w11 $30 I, now $129 ptr 1tt. I 9old soft 141 W. S1nt1 Fe St. Bolt acUon 22 excellent SIS. LAPIDARY SUPPLY • tera:, 1 blk. 1 tl1er. l cal. duckS, itt!ie', C8it'S Ir: fertile
•\VAITRESS. Part time. 20 & ch1ir, w11 $279, now $119. Single or double Pl1centl1, Callf. ~t1!~ug;~~~ ~ Rear of College Center 54S--0813 5/2 ens, manx cat 5f0..2333
to 30 hrs a v.1t. Olrer 25. mattress & springs, wa1 $l5, now $12.10 each. (714) 528.003 after :5:30. 2145 Bl.Yport Shoppln& Center 6 mo. old fem ale
Apply in pcMiOn F · W · 2 red & qreen 9old Spanish sofas & love seats, (1 B1k W, Of Santa re Wa,v, Newpart Beach 7l50 Harbor mvd., ll·A Welmaranu/Whippet mix. C•ta N20
"'OOL\VORTH, 2302 Harbor was $34'8, now $169. I high back 9old velvet Statlonl COMPLETE fumb.hirtgs a: Coata Mesa * 5C9-2m JfealthJr, tritndly, ndl lov~REGISTERED Siamese kit·
Blvd. C.M. chair, $79. I high back green velvet chair $5f. bu Ant.lq clocke --i .. ,36 FORD wllhbone franl· home w/lge yud. Eves. ten with cham p i on
WAI'IRESS: 6 nl&ht:s a wk. IZ ft. Admiral white refrigerator, left hand • • •••••••I wat~r co.,;;eby ~';'"1~ end, completely rebuilt, ~or 64&--181D 511 back&found, with shots, $2).
7PM-2AM. (n-26 yn:) 'IHE door, like new $109. Big selection tablas & ANTIQUE SHOW kirc bedrm suite by with Wbeeb $75. Almost like LOVABLE yr old Brindle 549-1314
AITIC. ~aft i. hanging limps, $3.95 to $29.95. Heavy black IO Antique 0.1l1r1 American; new color TV, new coovertlble 10fa sleeper male oo~de m!x, hsbrlm, B"L"UEP0='=1,~.T~'""""'~. --71ti~.,,..~ I
**WAITRESS (Food) Erp'd Spenish bedroom 1at, f600-now $TH. Light ANAHEIM OONVENTlON custom cabintt, rar e $'15. Twin nbullt carba for lovea children, needi sood $li..
Mile Squm! Golf COQr9e o•k bedroom set, $139. Welnut bedroom 1•ts CENTER Chinese cbelt •hall con-Corvalr $10, 4xl wtndow horn" w/fenced y&rd . 894--54Sl •54~* from $79 to $99. I avocado bedroom sat $139. 800 W. K&tella, An&reim sol", many misc. items. 1100 ctMment complete witb win. 6l3-G5M 5/4 ===-=====~~~I
WANT TO EARN IN YOUR Ovarst11ffed c:heirs $9. MAY l,2-3 Ru.Uand Rd, apt 3, N.8 . dow $5. Stl-7219. PERSIAN lOTTENS ·Loving
SPARE TIME! BE A Fri ._ Sal 1·10, SUn 12.S 645-1119Z. TRAILER ax1e-3 wheeli It 7 Lovable mLoo:ed brffd PUP.' Vft for 1'fother'11 D a)'',
FREDRIC'S WIG ' ER Y 1185 H•bor llvd., at 1ftll St., Sewfni ~chin• 1120 8 Fl. sofa 4 love seat. white. good tires, 15". Datk room ~l~ need rd iood ma11:m~s~ SCaEpAl•L.,...PO !.,,NT•· 5
49&<i5391 GIRL. WRITE P.O. BOX $~. Chandeliers, lamps, equipment, complete . e ya · amt••
30. LAKES OF FOUR Costa Mno • 548-9457 SINGER Auto zig-zai;:, 6 furn.. antiqueg, ?11 in k Camera, Argus 35mm e-«. female. M8-0813 5/4 Female 7 weekll old $20,
SEASONS, CROWN POINT, mos. old. No attach needed Autumn Haze stole. pd. 15' Sall Star 68.il boat, com-FREE kitten•. adorable cali-cCafi=~"=""='='=====I IND. 463'.17 Open: Weekdays 9-S:30, Sllturdays 9•5• Closed Sund.ays for zig-zag, button holes·, $1500, sell $850. 2 Cashmere plete \Yith tn.iler &: motor. co, black, black &: white. -
WO?ttAN To work Jn Donut designs etc. Guar. $.17 cash swelters. fur co 11ar11. Band saw, car r ad Io a, Male &: female. Pis ca 11 Dogs 1125
shcp, over 2t No phone or ama11 payrnents. 526-6616 Aquarium. All xlnt. f\lilcell. 54S--O:X.O. 644--0688 5/~ sr. BERNARD, AKC. 5
call Plea 11 e. \Vlnchell'11 644-4018 ROCK HOUNDS-FR!E AFFECTIONATE young mo·s. ?tlust Sacrtl!ce. Paid
Donut Houte, 29C7 HarborF ,_u_m_l_tu_re ______ aooo __ 1Garage Sale I022 Muslc•I FARBERWARE Rotisserie, Polishing unit & tumbler. male cat. Lona:-halre-d $350. Sell $150. Lovable,
Blvd, COO& Mesa WAREHOUSE FULL GARAGE SALE Instruments 812.S ne\v ~. 19" port. TV, good Comp~te new rock &hop. Siamese 11 think) needs shots. Ca.ti 646-22n
WOMEN, ll a.nd over. Part Sofa's, Cbaln,.Bdnn'a. Your cond $25. Sunbeam mixer, Come in It reg'later for dtaw. a:ood home.. 846-2506 511 MALE Chihuahua. A KC,
time. Good working cond's. Oioice ~ $69. Sola:s & Love. 2924 Catalpa St. P.A. System. 2 columns, 200 chrome-w/stalnless st I. ina:. Open 7 dAYI 10 am-6 pm . .UI eolna to Europe must housebroken lovable oldH
Apply 325 N. Broadway, seat, Kn« St Bdrm'a Your EASTBLUFF :U 8:p, ~i':idu~ik~he~e~'. 00;!· new $35.11So50pr:' S.::. Mid 8101
0Bolu. Av89•·71970 ciw away my siame'se cat, per'90ns p.:efen"ed.' $50.
Rm. 410, S.A. from U PM Cholce-$139, Refrlg's, slove11, TrinketJ & Trivia, Oothta 5.16-t706 anytime op ne, new · ny way ty • • to cood home. Btwn U :30 547..J874
YOUNG MEN (6) washers, dr)'e~. SS9. Guar-and stull!! DlcludH awe.at· GWTARS: Oasslcal ~/ ~21~· new $90. Call D'."NlSH Modttn, 91,i ft. aec-l aft 9:30 pm. 8J6....8495 SlllA''°K"c"0o=b<-nnc-an.-"1,-.,-.,.,,-,"b"'lk
antetd.! Sacrltlce HousefuJls en, dreal!'t, caprk, boy'• otter F1&m flVlll/ U t:ioJlaJ, Bei&:e couch with 2 Beautiful lol\l'-haittd kit· &: tan, show Cfllal \ey, xlnt
2'0 to 25, lo work u field
rep. ftlr nat 'l C'OOOU11. Re-
sponsible and have an auto.
No exp. nee. Prefer to train.
Fer interview caI.1 Tues. &
\Ved. 9 am·T pm, Phone:
Mr. Goodwin.
From Ectate5, A Model p&ntsa.ndahou,sportcoats, · enco ......,o er. DE CORATOR Area curv~ end, rever1 l b le tena, 1 black & silver, 1 pet. Ean & shots done.
Homes, Terms! pUrSeS. nin coats. Alao Both brand new, Both Mar. rugs-long shq: w/hand tied cusluona, good condition $54, black .t white. 'l wk:s 2l3: 597_1169 Reposnssktn Canter mena &lacks, •port roata:; cdllno Lopez. Ca1J 96l-5470. fringe. Gold, Orange , double bed wllh Walnut ~ 5/5 SHELTIE PUPPIES-TR.[
547.S721 etc. Over 75 clothing items; LUDWIG anart drum I atand Green. Plnkll, St r i pea. bookcase headboard, Newl,==~·~~--~.,--
619 E . 4th St.. S.A. all in fine condltion. Other Zlldjlan 1&" cymbal &. Sac:riflce oh'l $35, 5x7 $43. Englander Red Llne mat· ~~y 0~ ~s 1~V· Reg. AK~~eeks old.
BARGAINS! Blonde twin items Include new records, 11tand. Good oor\dlUon $80 Other sizes &: colors, treu &: box 1prtnp (tall .. .., me: w o , ~ow
bdrm set comp \\'/Cbesl, cigarette ll&hlers, lanterns, for both. Sf6...0573 aft 5 PM 54&-465-t. boy length) good c:o~tion ~ h al red ki t t e s";2 GER.i\IAN Shepherd Pups,
2 nite tbls $150. Sofa. bed ~ter's pool table and BASS Rig, 400 \V, 6-15" ORA.PERY SALE $65, 833-1350. AKC 337 Aiagnolla Ave.,
Jenging and rewarding ca-~y=o~u~N=G'"M",.-,1"8-25-=-w7ho-,.,,wan<=·
reer to the; right pcrion. to le-arn a . trade in the
Call -
$25, carpeting $15 a rm. many other good.JM priced speakers, mu&t sell cheap. Fabric.s from $1.98 & UP. * AUCTION * 2 DARLING kittens, 6 wks C.~I. 612-8310 after 3 PM.
Rat ... d. !bl 6 ,__ •oo from ,25 to $10. C.Ome be· 5.16-87D6 an"time: 72" Minimum length, labor old female, malt, and short SCHNAUZER '"''· male at ....,, m. • C•u· .. , ...,.,. " U you~ .. , ... "buy 1a11·• b 2 Rattan lou~ ch ra: $30 tween 9 and 5 Saturday and incl. Lrg selection o r w ... ~ ~ manx mot et · stud. Groom!!!i. Ca 11 ;
ea. work bel"ICh $5, dropleaJ Sunday, Use; Cac:ao SI. en. Martin O.l5 Gult•r fabrics. Frtt est. tt-taster stve Windy a try &12-tl48 5/S 213-~.
~1r. Hensley 1213) 861-5713 rnovi~ l storag-e buslnes1.
Need 15--31 men. lf i"'"
lerested, c.alJ betw 8:30 am
&. 4:30 pm. 54~7159
•-· ff "--<bluU r... $1l5. Paul • 644-004S Ch • Bank A Ca d Auctlons Friday ?:30 p.m. 5 PRETTY PUPS 6 k ;;;=c-o=-;,...,~-;,--lbl S20, corner tbl $10. Pie· ......... ee-0 ......... ........ arge... mer. r . w· d ' A ... B . w s WIRE Fox Terrier f'llp.s
tures & lamps $2 ea. 319 •SALE Sat,&: Sun. 11.5 • SOPRANO Saxophone, new. 540-9122 in y I u IOn ern old, med. lll!e mixed bret'd, AKC, male. '
Margueri!e, Apt A, Cd.i'd 503 Aventda Laden., The-For Quick Sale -FuU price. I ·G_R_A_N-,D~-0,.-,7iog-, -N~e-,v '°75'1» Newport, CM '46-8686 need 1 ood homes· 842-1376
May 4, 5 &: 6. Blulli. N'pt. Bch, Medit. $150. Call 646--217-t. J\1ardan Thrift Sho p. All Behind Tony'• Blda. Mat'!. 5*-7202 S/ll--,c•oc""k-,-,..,,.p-.-n"i1"1"1"$"2"5~
SchoolWnstructfon 7600 FURNITURE fttumed from style room divider; Contour UPRIGHT PIANO $125 new merchandise. ?tlonday, PIAPO knee machine 54" RANGER STATION f o r * 847-6425 *
display studios, model horn -lounP chair; Staui'!t't'--llke Good condition. MS.9611 May 4. 1810 Park Ave., rood condition S30. Electric backyard tun. for kidsl--,=~===~-* SECRETARY *
Land development executive
in South La.guna ottie@, re-
qUitts attractive and upe_r.
ienc:ed IStctt:W'y with cood
pencinal.ity A top akllla In
typing Md SH. 9 lo 5:30.
Tel: Miss Ha.no for info.
499-1344 sc1.n'1
IT'S YOUR MOVE
AIRLINE & TRAYR
INDUSTRY CAREERS
e OPERATIONS AGllll'
e TICKET .SALES
S.Crat•ry/M•rktitint e RESERVATIONS •
POLY OPl'JCS, the manuf.ac. e AIR FREIGHT-CAltGO
turer of the fascinating dee-e COMM\Thi'lCATIONS
oratlft Ugbt&:, "POLY OP-e TRAVEL AGENT
TICALS" is localed in the
Irvine Indwstrlal complex. a1 I' School p 'I' This &e:cretarial opening is ,... r IM I •cl IC
for our markettng director. 610 E. 17th, S•nt• Ana
Secretarial skfib m"'t b< .,..._;;o.;$4;;;.3-6i;;;5il96o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
top.notch. S.H. 100+, t;ypini ......-.~wpo*'rtt"'
&I+. Must be intelllgent, per-
sonabll?, neat and able to • School of Business • crow with a Cftatlve, rap.
Idly growing company. SaJ...
ary &nd benefits are excel-
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APPLY
POLY OPTICS, INC.
l&lS E. CARNEGIE AVE.
SANTA ANA
546.2250
Secretary to $600
Exciting opty, You wW v.vrk
in lovely new ore. In Irvine
area for a wonderful boss.
The co. is estbl'd I: stable.
Yours \\.ill be a pos. w/ln-
finite variety &: lnlere1t.
Send tt!sume or call Miss
EIU:abeth, &17~122 Abigail
Abbot Pl!rsonnel Agency, 2ll
W, Warner, Suite 211, Santa
Ana.
Secreti1ry·Glrl Friday
Successfu.J .&: Busy Adverti&-
lng Agency Needs Extnor.
dlna.ry girl Friday. Rigid
qualifications Incl appear.
ance & a sense of humor.
Prefer 21~. $.500 mo start.
Rei·IY resume In confidence,
P.O. Box 1547. N.B. 92663.
Secy/L19•I TrnH $450
Exciting oply lo atart In lt1al
field. Very pleasant law
ofcs., good benfs. Call MW
Elizabeth, 557-61.22, Abl&:ail
Abbot ~nonnel Apnc:y, 230
W, Warnu, SUl!e 211, Santa
Ana.
Features weekly mre.she:r
COW'lf!I 1n the akilh: )'OU
need to set the ;ob you
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e 133 Dover Dr., N.B. e . ...._ . .... ..-.....-....-.----~--
AIRLINE
SCHOOLS
PACIFIC
Day & Night Clasllc:s
543-6596
610 E. 17th SL, Santa .Ana
SPEED l't'ading class starts
Tues, May 25th. 7 to 9
pm. Increase your spttd
comprehtnslon Ir: en-
joyment. Tustin Rf!adlng
Center, 130 H St. Tustin. 544-4400.
Cottage Art Shoppe
Art leaaons, land & lituc:&~
es, algna It truck lettering.
Emma Blankinship &: Joyce
Sisler, 690 W. l9tb fAt ~
mona) &12-1689 or 836-6455.
MASTER ARTIST will teach
pa.inting, Apply in penon
2912 W. Coast Hwy, SpaC'I!
No. 3, Newport Beac:h.
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
Furniture IOOO
===ru=TY°'"'G""" .. -"'"•-.""N"•-.-~'"t. lJVING, Din., Bdrm, Fum.
el"N.. Call 633-362{1 0 r Stereo, Color 'IV, dresser,
~f!T-3070 lG-5 P?.1. chesl, bed, hutch, desk.
hunp1. e:od tl:lls A misc. * SERVICE STATION ATT. 5t84611
• S&ln. F\,111 & part time =':.,:..:"'--~~~~~ poeiUon for ft:.'ponslble. STAR moving to Contint!nl
neat apptarin( man. TOp Holllltful of beaut 1 f u I
..,..,.... boflua pl.an & profit decorator furniture.
thar'lnl· Under reconatruc:-548-0362.
Uon. Will n -0pen May 8th. HOUSEFUL Of new model
Write or call Ray Carey. home fumlt.ure. Rq-. ;683.
~. 604 S. C:OOst Hwy. now Sl.97. DM-07 or
es, de-con.ton cancellation. reducer/relaxor; 3-way Costa Mesa.. Ac:rou lrom guitar&!. 45 watt amplWer partially a11 sembled. DALMATIANS
Span1ab ol Mediterranean vanity mirror: Waterford Pi1nos & Or11ns 1130 Park. Open Monday· Satur· SlS. 2 fllhing rod!i &>reels, 1144-5859 5/4 AKC, Ch. stk .• 642-1931
RD FURNITURE tumblers, dishes, ru1s , daylDAM·3PM. best offer. Sea""5Ult with SIAMESE KITI'ENS. pun!-Cockapooa, Tarripoos
1844 Newport 81., C.M. misc. p~~ : ~~~ANS UPRJGJIT Piano, antiqued, anns • Vf!ry eood $15. 21'5 bred, 2 female, 1 male, & Peekapoos. 847.84.25
every nite • til 9 HARBOR View Hills • Lusk e Yamaha Pianos ()rpm 1961 Rambler w a a: on , Bayfront Way, N.B. 536-4016 between 6: 3()..7; 30 MALE Chihuahue all ahots
Wed., Sat,&: Sun, 'Iii 6 1014 Sandc:utle Dr. c:dM. •Thomas (')rpna; Normandie, 5 profeu ional LADIES diamond d i nner pm 511 Widow lady pr;fe rr ~d .
WROUGHT IRON 644--0581. Blue-green tWftd • Kimball Pianos Clarinet, all reasonable. ring, set with 1% karat 4 UVELY 1 'l\'k old kittens Lo\•able pet. $25. 5t6-874G
Coin& F.aa Unusual wrough c:oucti. ?o.tinolta camera • •Kohler I: Campbell 8471 Lomand Dr. H.B., nr. cenitr diamond, 2 diamonds .1:; 1 black 3 mo old short ./SILKY . AKC .
iron ~ table, n>und~ haby Jtems • odds A: ends. COAST MUSIC Nf!wman &: Hamilton -i,~ k&nl.t on each aide. hair kitten all box-trained c:ha:m ~pp1e1, ~ •ir:
with ~ pla'---laas top Sat. onJ.y 9-5. NEWPORT &. HARBOR FOR Sale -Family Mem· Brilliant cut Sacrlt:ice! Rep-& ·w-eaned ~alt 5 5/2 t , ~.,, ~::.?11e see-o . ~-. ~ ly lo Box P360. Daily Pilot. · '. er. V'fY"W'I
and foor rnatchlrc chain. I SAT, Sailing dinghy S200. Costa Meu * 642-2851 bership, Irvine Coast Coun. CONVERTIBLE . BEAtrr. black male Persian, *,.-,*""°D"A~CH~SHU=°'N°'D~P"-P~P~~ ••
$$.00. 71&-A Joann St., C.M. Dining chaln, exec. Open 10.S Frl 11).9 Sun 12-5 try Club. Can be purchued • sota, white altered, 1 yr. llhots. Ideal AKC tt!gill reds & blacks ~ partners desk $27'5. Re trig. SAVE by 6% note, i1 qualified. naug~yde $50. Tv.·ln swivel pet far single 1 ad y . after 5 m; 6Th--359C ' 8~.~So-r~.-.. -"'-,-"-,..~.-.-"~"'-"'"' s20. Sol& bed, misc:. 2220 Call 545-2337 10 am·S pm. chairs, s addle-color 4!M-lS86 5151,_.=.,...o'-=--c---=
nora..1, sc:otchguarded ;125. Vllila Dorado, (Blut!s) NB. HUNDREDS FOR MOTHER'S DAY naugahyde S7J each. GE ., . SILKY Tenien • AKC
r-.tatch. I 0 ve•ea1 $75. ~2989, ~1529 Pair Diamond earrings. 1/3 freeztl"-top refrigerator $40. 2 COCK· A -POOi · puppies, c:hamp stock. small. beaut
On New Conn Organ1 carat each. Sl50. Private 830-4596 & weeks. 4!H-5887 after 6. coal!. Stud afaU. M&-7335 m.-0591. COMPLETE ahell camper, All Mod•ls 20& Canyon A c re s Dr ..
-======== '.4 hp pool pump, 8 mm GOULDS SANTA ANA party. 549-0674 ELEC. stow, wheel chair, Laiuna. Beach 514 I \VHITE Toy Poodle Stud
Offlc• Furnftur• 8010 proj., ~ mm alide proj.. 2045 N M · 547.()681. DIAMOND Ring, ladies, (4) add'g macb., 26" bike, Kiln, Service, AKC.
misc. household Items. 10238 • ai n 1A. Karat diamonds set ln molds, blocks. 5 Packard KITI'ENS • Male &: female, 847-TI76 .·
USED steel desk! $39.50 •
Posture chair5 $12.50 & up
• Uled 2 &: 4 drawer filing
cabinets e Ulll!d wood desks
ifcMahan Bros Desk Inc.
1800 Newport mvd.
C.Osta f\.1e!!ll • 642-8450
2 OFFICE desk.!:, black
metal w/chnn trim, 2
chain:, Xlnt cond. 642.-9730,
M!l-0120
Offic1 Equipment 1011
IBl\1 Selectric typewriter,
hardly uted: 2 type balls.
$350. !ir.>4422, 833-2950
Garage Sile 8022
Robin, F.V. 545-4940. 5/2 & We ar-e having a platinum. Prlv. pty. $250. ui:s &: wheels. rroner. 6 weeks, ""t~ned.C 2334 Jll"Yorkie F•male Pups
5/3 Whale of • Sala 611 ooNI 545-6001. Weetmlnater S .• . M. Tl AKC "·" -• . · ~-=,-=,,--=-c:---1 646-lm 512 ny, . n.cuu ......... pncr GARAGE Sale May 2nd, all on Pianos and Ofians. LADIES Hum.a.rile Dyna.Ilt FOR Sale: Family mem-to good homes. 646-5226 You better come on down! be DARK German Shepherd day. 69) Lombardy Lane, WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO while boots 6~N. New this t11hlp lo Newport Beach rnal all FEMALE poodlt AKC x. Laiuna Bch. Dining set, year. Best otter! 675--4399 Tennil club by lndlvtdual fe e, a mo., •hots. land Sas8atras b kgnnmd
hide-a-bed, fabric., dbl bed, ll19 Newpart, C.M. 642-3484 aft 6 Pf\1 Contact Mn. Ru a: s e 11 . Good dlspo&iUon. &ood wilh -ac •
all hiih quality, much mott. Open Every Niie 540-1620 • c:hildttn. 962-2ln 5/2 5 mos. $35. Ph. 557..Ql38
GAR AGE Sa I e : 312 & SUnday Afternoon P/~~T!:. ~=~ ==: WESTERN G 0 UR MET BEAUTIFUL ~> Siamese kit· ADORABLE blac:k Miniature
Magnolia. C.M. Sat. May HAMMOND St . y ground rovers 35c·U. 291 FOODS can help you fill tens, pure white 7 wk.I old !iK~ i::if1;451~=2 Prlc·
2, (12-4) Household ittms , e1nway, am. E. 23rd St. CM. your freezer I: Uw. For need 1ood homes . . .
& toys. aha. New &: uttd pianos of into call ?.i::i. S pe ar, M>7978 512 GER:\fAN Shepherd puppies,
mes! makes. Best buys in NE\VPORT Beach TtMis 831)...5189 GOO purebred beaut f\fale $to
GARAGE Sale: r.1 o vi n r . So. Calif. at Schmklt Music Club family membership. · TO D home. 2 kittens, l•m•i• ,;, &I" ~.16 '
Bookc&..Wl! s;; ea, Sofa bed Co. 1907 N. Main, Santa Ana Qu ick salf!. best otter. Cllll ZENint stem> S65 Baby I \\"etks, 1 gray, 1 black. ~. ,._.,.. ·
SlO, Dinette aet & Upright 53I-U50 crib fl.50. \\1ood1anci antlq. 548-7237 5/2 e AKC TOY POODLES e
freezer. 914 Cedar Pl , C.M. 1-IAi\f~fOND SPrNET CLOSEOUT: Stitchery k.its. furniture, desk S20. Nlte 3 BLACK kittens. 2 gray, Sjl) i\kALE PUPS
LIGHT fixtures. paintings, Jlook &. Needle, 131)64.A stand $10. 2 headbrds ;7.50 2 atrlped, need a:ood ho~&. AOI 842-4742
small appllanc:es, clothing, r:~~ r:;i~~:,~!f~ .H~i~; Century. 1 blk s. G. G. ea, 549--0695 543.-1'26. 515 AFGHAN PUPS, AKC
& misc, Sat only. 503~S: nt'W • dark cherry, model Blvd. '60 CAO Engine: $85, 'liO FREE German Shepherd 11 \Vks. Terms. 846-!1452
?o.farigo\d CdM. L, and bench $850.00. ?tlay * * PHOTOS oil painted, Volvo eng. $7S. 41G-Wl00 pupa, 8 "-'ks. 646-ti289 att 6 2 Pekingese P 1: p p i e s.
THURS., FRI., SAT & SUN. Appliances tlOO a.rranae tt'rms. expert colors. li!e·like color. ~~-~~r machine ;75. pm, 5/5 purebred, ti \\'ks. n1alea:.
Hard to find garaae. but ---------718-A Joann St., C.i\i, 64:>-0865 Preseives & Enhances. 8:<10 > GER/SHEP 1 yr, old, $30/oUer. Call 549-4012.
lots of i(lodles. Both old MOVING must sell, upright ----$4. 962--0665. CARPET Left from Comm'l. gentle. needs Iota: of lovt. ADORABLE purebred Dach.
&: near new, Clothing: freezer, •68 G.E. ].4 cu. ft. Television 8205 'TOP quality, 2 sets twin contracts, $1.98, $:11.18, &bar 546-4564 aft S 5/1 shund puppies, 6 wk:s, $25..
ladles sz 8, 10 & 12, shoes frost tree xlnt cond. $200. TV Stereo_Co_n.,-,,-, -0-,.-,,-h mattresses &: boJC" springs Sl.99 sq. yd. Drakes Clrpet FREE Hone fertilizer, Pick 548-4911
T% &: 8· men's 42 long. SEARS wlndow fan 24" r.1od. Packard Bell Call , -'~'-'""-'-18'1=·=962-8446~~-·~~ 17206 Beach Blvd ., H.B. up at 20.lll Cypttss, Santa AKC Yorkahlre Tenier 1 lrg Chinese lacquer tray thennostatl-'J" controll..,, , . 842-511' •--5/2 Mal 1 th
!nl Id I t"· I "'"'" ~ 847-5810 a.ft 6. REVERSIBLE bikinis by C. "',. e, mon s a w copper, mo no:r o 1,·~ -w •~. 847 .. 03 I-''-======== ** WELDING TANKS & $150 ** "'>-Ill< pearl & pewter w/stand, "" "" oJMJ -o.x> t· CUstom made $10. Try our TORCHES SlOO, *CUTE mixed b~ dog, 8 .....,
wood cat"Y"lngs, brase: pc:'i, SO. COASf KIRBY HI-Fl & Star.o 1210 _samples. 53&--8661 PORSCHE ROLL BAR mos. old. bu all 1hots. l. .. Alt RET. Pups. A.KC
1 lrgClol8onne vue, .!ieveral has cmllt TO's & demo 1---------VARDEMAN su rt board . NEVER USED .$40. 646-S:ri 968-5&12 5/2 Show·Field Cl\llmps·Ptts
amaller ones. Japanese silk model.a ot new '70 Kirby SONY HP • S80 STEREO 9'7", \Vood tail block. Fiber NEW HU..-, 2~·· GIRLS BROKEN, PILES of con-Blond &: black. ti73--tl771
foldtni acreen. Imari bowls Classics, 25% oft. Far.t. S)•stem, w/du1l turntable, akeg, S20. 546-0:lll aft 5 PM BICYC~~'". SPY DER c:Nte. You haul, free.
• pla'·s. V•-1--'l•ct. warrn't. PH: 536-ml/2U AM/F'f ·-~~. I ••0 •••• 5/1 Horses ••30 °' "' . ., ·• -..vi 5 · i• • ...... ""',."' a J'l e ./ Sliding g:lus doorg, 15x8' ~10DEL, S40, '""""'.J<W --~-----o.-= Of Early "'"''· glass ....... ·s, th St/ H.B. d k 4 •·-X · "" ec · sp ...... new • mas & 6:<8._ Used, ~I price. 642-1724 EVENINGS 2 LONELY rabbib v.'&flt * Btaiit. 3 '"'· Chtatnut greatly reduced. Slq berry LADY Ke nm o r e auto 496-2896
set, elec. coff~ grindrr. wuht'r, like new $150. Al!O ==~~--~=~ 1 5i J..'1923, FIRE extlnguishtr $45. Cash ~.....,. ho1 me, free 10 Y?U· Mare. Excrllent condition
elec knife. Hard to find older model Kenmore:. xlnt STEREO Components \Veb-\\'HEELCIWR S35. f ull si~c dl"awer & Mle slip dlrpe n5er "i""""1 ~fl $475. 714/646-2661
tr;: mahoa: piann degk, con d $40. 847..fil.15 or ror.BSR. ,._1n't cond. SlOO bed SI5, comer table's $.ti 5-16--4196 5 RABBITS & 1 chicken, PINTO Gelding, S yri;, very
worth $500, sell $350. bran !i-16-8672 Call 833-1521. St2.j() eaC'h. 536-1507. =========\ no c:age. 904 Arbor St.. c.;o.r, aound. GenUf!. S27J. Call
\'ale!. Kola \\"OOd cocktail HAVE Moved must S"ell: 12 6 IT. \\'alnut console stereo. RErRIGERATOR, Cl'06S lop Misc. W•ntecl 1610 S.13.3637. 5/5 642...WSO
tbl 6'4" long. 1 man's 111 cu. ft. HOTPOINT uprlghl Nearly fll!\'o' $400. Private S4J. Gas kitchen range S3S. \~'ANTED! Couple raising 7 FRE.F,; killenr, 2 blk & "'hi. APPALOOSA Gelding. \Ve.II
je\\1!!1 Audemar&-Plqu€'t lSK freezer, fd. cond, $85. part)'. Call : 828-8316 2U4 ContlMnlAI, C~J. hild f the'-do 1 blk, 1 strfped. All long· trained, gentle but spirited \\Ti~t watch w/14K !'urrrit 673-S561 PORTABLE TV $50, baby c ren ° ". O'Ain, a pt haired. 545-2969 517 ;325. 675-40j9 '
band. (l) 17 JtMI Eterna l ,;====---,~ Ctm1r•1 & 6 glrlll frtlm widowed .,. =~-~~-~~-1 ;;,...,.o;i'°"===-
l4K -Id sl-o walch. lSth KENMORE wash in g Eq"I t llDO crib $20, utllity table $2. mother '\'hoM 7th hu tn-FREt puppies. Part Poodle. TRANSPORTATION Cen~ yell~w &. rose rold machine. used 6 mo, xlnt -''-""=pm=•;;n.;_ ____ 1 _;c..,aJ_f~64~>-380=='=....,=~-cu.table disease "-Ould ap-About 6 week! old . ---------1
ladleti neck chain, Vf!ry old. cond. flOO. Knitting mach. "SUPER 8" movie ou tfit, ORIENTAL RUGS precla.te any children 's 646-079& 511 Boats & Yachts 9000
35K Australian opal pendant $35. 962.-2113 complete, cost $159, sell $75, Various slZJeS. ?-.lust aell clothe11. 549-2581 aft 5, WW LOVABLE young cat, 15• SportJine ti h-tikl., 4 •
+ ope.I ring to match & NORGE ras drye:r . 557..f.693 =='"""°"613-5822,0--,~---I pick up! ~~ fl'te lo &ood hom51•1· horsepo\\.'tr 't.fer~, r:x·~
2 bn~let11. Gold belt buckle Frigidaln! eleet. dryer. both BALBOA Bay Club mem-* PRIVATE party want. .....,...,.,... eves. tra.s, $875. Mark 55 Thundtr·
w/yacht club ~rgles. Gold xlnt cond. $5S ea, 847..Sll5 Sporting Goods 8500 bct1hlp for sale at discount. aocxl used 12'x20' carptt; GOOD home for lolling 1\~ bolt Mercury ;:;m, 89Z.2'123
& sterling wlrub le s or M6-8672 STORE WIDE SALE \VeekdayJt (213) 879-1520. gold, avocedo, or btllf!. yr old tlutfy male c:at, XLNT 10 11 Ru bot l"
Westem belt buckle. Plu!i: Lw=E=rn=N=G=n=o=u=SE=-"1roo--t"·f-1"tt l0% DISCOUNT ON FIRM·Line~r ~xceUent c:on-1 =64$-""'1=79'°1"°"'=-~--~~ 675-4829 aft.. 5. 5/1 H.P. Evi~dc. ~~a r 1'f': r ~
SERVICE Sta. Pu.mp Isl. COMP. walnut btMnn. Dbl all kinds of thli & that n!lrig, very clft.n. Call ALL MXRCHANDISE dltioo S50. Mna Verde ua.. WANT!:D: Two fumished of. HORSE F£RTILIZER YoU m.ny ~x1ru. i~:>. 673-2517 too numerow to lt<'mlic in S4' ~·3. M"I-., 11 1•··1 I ,. .....,, "-..,__ """"
Lquna Beach. CallL 631-62'.0
Sttleaman. Exp'd pre.I'd. bro, 2 1tttl exec. desks, tht 25c: to $5 brar.ket o-_.. Costa M111 Gun Room •~=~~~~·--~~~--~ uc:e . su ~ka ~u h:n or Pc up. _.._. .....,.,reu, .,.,,. _o;:;' ,.o","',,""00'""'"=,-.,..,--~I
Over 20. mt E. Cout Hwy misc:. office tum. Mll!lt Mil. Apt No. 3, \VestclUf Vill11.'~. USED ApplillJ'IC'('& &: TV'a, 2J.4G-4 Nt"''POrt Blvd., CM INT'!... Royal Danish Sterlin1 marlJ)C, • c A ta Ane 5/2 l7l;' FYBE'RGLAS.S Inboard
at Goldenrod. Corona. de! 5tt).8914 or 6"-0504 (On \Veslcllff t. t1r l llh· all r{l.111ranlttd. Dunlap·a:, • 646-1933 • SilWt"l\'U'e. Ten S pc. place tables. 646--9647 or Mi--T;ii?. KITTENS. ftte. After 6 pm. Gam1fi1her, xlnt cond., sea-
Mar. 61>-0533 MUSf sell bousebold furn, be!wn Dover & Buckir¢am 1815 Newport, C.?t.1. m-1188 EL PIAPO, }{n(:(: ~1a<'hine, lit>ttlng1 iMIO. 644-2160 Machlntry, !tc. 1700 M2-2UO Sil "''orthy S117j_ 6'1"3-9361
SERVJCE Station At~ndailt. Some new Ii beautiful, &Ome -acrou trom Newport Nat'I BAR Refrigerator, bI'IJl::I M", ~cellent condl!lon, (!) 7xl4 titt• & rims, Sil --·-· PART Pt.nlan male kitten, 'VAN"TED!
full I pert Ome. Apply tn oldies hut gOodics. Somt old Bank. new. $jQ. '$40. Gllry 615--1392. ea~h. Lui;~ rack SIS. MAotINISl" tools, (2) boxts 5 \\'ks old. 897""'37 5/1 10 10 14 n aluminum boat
penon Airport Texaco. 4618 & heal-up. &l.6-Ul2 5 APTS of F\Jrn. 1 King CIJI 6'6--0114 NE\VPORT Pillpo, Excellent Call M?-5.902. CO$I T 58.U all for SJOO. rR.EE Kt'M'ENS. call after R.euonable prlet. 673-9029
Campw, Dr., N.B. J\TOVING •vt"rything muat sz bro. J\farblt" top tb\1. 17 a.J. f'T. Uprl&ht tittzer, for kntt riding. Exctllent GUITAR An1pllfier. Tttmo\o 55'f...fi6S3 8. 642-2570 5/4 1'6" PENN YANG SKIFF
SE'\\'INO Machine OperatM, RO. Dinetta Ht. Bdrm Suite. 26S8 Ora~ Ave. C.l\1. like nf'w, Sl75. condition. S30. 67.>-1392. S·IO. Kt.nt pic:k-up Sts. FREE TO YOU ~'Rit . 1 wk mixed Temtr light v.'tl&:hl . S.iO. '
l'XJ)Ulencod, APP1Y 7l5 S. Earl)' Amerlcan Stereo, ttc. f URN rruRE. Fllntrldce Gtl-0045, 64U065 SURFBOARD JtJt'y Cabtll, Stingray blk-c SlO. 644-649'. pUppln. -492-1513 S/" *496-219'l•
C.0.11 Rwy .. ~ Beach. 557~38 china. mllc:. ltems. 1'36 '\°EOGI:.1VOOD GAS RANGE 9· 10". Excellent condition. 100 Feet, 4' hi&:h Redwood 4 SNOW white: ktt1tM 1 MALE Guin.A Pirs & 11' Cihris Ctaft Jnbrd.
'l"lltl-rrt, 12..S. Oinetie Set, likt new Pert Bannoutt\, N. B. $25. f75. 540-1375 Pickel FCenclal! , .. , ... ~~~,· manx, 9SUI021 , 'st• Hampeters. 4!M.l3l2 aft a. ,,~maC', Just Like Ne w! _
BUSIEST manwtpa&cl in 6 chain $:i1 $44-4-t95 * 6(.2..59-M * _.,... ~ ._,.,,,, c II 61, . * 54M769 * WORN once. Le Tnppeur I ,.,-=~_,-,.-~---, KiftENS, & wkl, nttd soocf 5/4 · a .r-375:1
1'.:lwn. Thi DAILY PD.OT DIVAN • -·•·b. ·•-~. ~·-GARAGE s.?e: f'urn. & G E Rt>lrlg. ~· High. Slalom ski boo111, !uze 101.~. It.ANO painted oil po11ralt home 5t9-2l06 514 ~fOYAN _Collie, 6 mo·s. ID FT. Glaupar boat. Xlnl
.. _.... ..uau ... , Mlsc. 16351 HoUyv;ood Ln, Ciood shape-., 3 yrs, <lid. $3(1, 675-4455 of you or yaur chl4h1ln lrQm • Lowa children a.;.oao2 514 condlUon, 'll'ilh 1 HP motor
Caatned ltcUon. Sava Miii"• .. xlnl aind. A buy, ll.8. $ll I: sun.~•-S&I rn,...7099 biAL dtr.et G42-S6711. Charc• a pho torra.ph. 646-3629 FREE kitten•. wbitie irtY · $100. Call: S4~73.5 · s1Z. S1$-4422; 83$-.2951) SAT Till 451 16th Pl., CM. CAS rangt! $25, KM re:frig. ·""'''" ad, then sit hll clt 11nd SILVER ?llJ.nk stole nooo &: black. 346-.\177 H.B. 5/4 KtTI'ENS, 6 wki. old, black GRANO BANKS 32· mcmt')', ttml A dfl'.111.. Lodi 1, ~--.. Sz. HldNL> ,~ CUT=~=-~---1 w/whlte. 548""6&42 5/4 1 11 • )T old, VV9 -Portable dlshwuher, couple s1:,. 3l9 ?t.tarruerUe, Apt A, listen to lht pbone rlnll tt!tall . You makr otter. Call E Kltt~ns. I wkl old. u y eqp'd. 1ale by owner
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Our Famous Dime • A • Unes e lrl"I thtm or m•IJ thtm •Ith cor...c:t uM
to one of our• convenl.m offices. e No Uve1tock, produce or plants.
• No commerci•l •d• 41low~.
• EKI> ltom must be priced with no lltm
ovtr $15. c •• ., 21 .....,. _, .,... ,. .....
CONTEMPORARY king
headboarit $15. Boy'11 °21l"
bike $15, Hamp11tu cq:e. $1.
Greek bust $25. Some &Jlvtlr
Items SlO • $25. ~ ft rolls,
red and aold flocked
wallpnper $5 roll, BBQ tools
li'lcludin;: shish-k<'babs $:-..
Colored Italian long.stem
glasses Sl each. Colu1nn
pedestal ' S20, F' ram e d
ca.na!etto prinls S20. Yellow
velvet and iron stool $10.
Samsonite o'niter $12. High
chair SS. New AM-FM radio
$20. 2 baby car se.ats $5
and $6. UnUliued wallle
maker $12.50. Rolling 1V
11tand S5. New bathinette
$1Z.50. Babytenda $10 .
..... 589
BARGAINS: 9 x 12 good
v.lXll rugs S20 each. Cib'°n
re.frigernlor $2j. Baby
clothes 25c each High Chair
S5 Rocking horse S 4 1
Humidifier $1 \Valker $2.
all in good condition. Son1e
new size 12 dresses $1·$5.
New 53 p'it'ce China $10.
New air cooler $1. Good
.gold drapes Sl. 645--2037.
26.)3 Orange, No. 3. C.r.1 .
CAS S!o\lt' S2S. 646-~09.
CHILDREN'S Table r w o
chain $5. Electric mounted
train set $8. Studio couch
$Ul. 2 iton6 S2.SO each. Iron·
Ing board $1.50. Shopping
cart $1.50. Sun umbrella St
China coUee set for 12 $20.
Patio chaise SJ. Patio chair
$1.50. Flower an-artgements
$3 each. Toys 1D c-S4.
54~2037.
HI-FI parts monaural
rard turnlablf'
Pacemaker <'1Yltrol11
SpeakPr $20 . .'146-0329
Car.
$20.
120
CRAFT supplies: Leather.
copper c>name!ing, mosaic,
rerumic $2 to $5. box. Large
dropleaf dining .table with
4 chairs. makes excellent
craft ..... ork table $25. 7103
D San1a Ana Ave .. C.M.
Sat-Sun. 1()...6 only.
WHITE electric Frigidaire
stove. Extra lara:e oven.
Automatic 2tlings $20.
54;..,50'37
INl..AID mahogany side
chair S25 Sota. needs clean-
ing S~ Black Chinese
modern dininF: table with
4 chairs S2:l. Heavy f\.1aple
4 poster bed $20 Pair walnut
end tables, IOJ'I n f' e d II
refinishing $Ji 2 lamps s~
and SS. Chandelier S25
Stanley hand rouler $25.
?.tillers Falls heavy duly
hand sanrler $15. 3 drawer
chest 'A'ilh matching hutch
lop S25. Beer st1>ins $3 each.
Maple km-ebole desk and
chair S25. Apt. s I z e
refrigerator. U-Unit. $12.
Stanley y,."OO<f platM:"! }I. -Pair
unfinished. cabinets vi'ith
orange tile tops Slj each.
Old classicaJ 78 ~cord
albums 50c-S2 Mono 33 .1-3
albums, all types 25c each.
Pa ir small end tables $5
ench. Very old small Royal
fyJ'ICv.Titer S7 6 string guitar
SIO 3 chairs for re-
AIR dra~. 82'" long, olf. S\VlVEL rocker and ottoman -'P
tor both, 54~1314 white, ••• condition $ll),
548-5985
~IAGNIN'S Silk sult SlO.
Bedspreads $5. lnlert.'Om SZ5
PLAY pen needs repalni,
111erillztr with bottles, baby
plastlc tub. tlll $5. 646-7624
REF'RJGERA1'0RS20
Dining chalr11 $26 Toys,
rJothings 20c-10c Pictum $1 P
Dlshes lOc-$1 Baby clothing
50c~ Needlepoint $5. Vaaes
25c F10"\.\'er · pota l()c.$1.
Saturday. 23> Vista
e-ach. Electric rooster SIS.
673-592A.
ORSCHE: S.00 pistons sn.
Speedster tonneau cover $5.
Ford: 3ll hi-performant'e
Jahn• pistons, starter.
generator. rebuilt Holly • Don.do.NB
UNFINISHED Jrrctty piM
night stand $5. 3 0 4 6
Killybrook. C.M.
BABY rocktt $4, Desk $25,
Electric shoe polisher $5.
knife sharpener $5, Can
opener S2. Wooden bucket
$3. BinoculAn $3. English
miners safety I.amp old
brass $2.J, Record albun1s
f1'0111 the swinging forll<'"'
S2. Carv<'d .. vooc1 bed hrads
$10: 1tallnn bfod hcadti SS.
\\'ooden shutters $1, m11ny
sizes, Aquacat Mil mvs SJ.
Car Jack $2, Football helmet
$1, Antique mirror with em.
broidered tapestry $25, An.
tiquea from England, !'ltick
pins, button hooks, pewter
teapot, china grave bo"'I.
cut glass, silver match box.
pens, silver iipoons, cower
kettle, clocks, French
militacy bugle, brass platet:
+ wall plaque&, china
figures from Sl to S25. AJso
l6mm magic eye movie
can1era SZi, 1'.i gallon fish I
tank With pump filter &
fish SJ j, 1 antique side
tables SlO, old chest carved
"'ocxl $25, J\tovie flood lights
S5, Kerosene camping stove
S:i. HO Train layout $15,
Louvred windows $2.50,•Bird
cages S2, 10 SJ'ICcd bike SlO.
Girl's Stingray Schwinn $15.
227 Cot·al Ave.. Balboa
Island.
F0Ju.11CA dinette table $20.
6 chain $20. Stulfed sea
tu.Mies S25 . $20. 54!1-7543
WHITE antiqued vanity a
J..way make-ap miJTOr $25.
Size 8 gold band ring S20.
67>-8238
LAWN mowPr, rotary, good
condition $18. Slidf' p~
jector, like new S10. 543--0555
26" Z..fAN 'S bike .$25. Left.
hanc!M ma.n's bowling ball
S5. Cas logs S2J. Shopsmitb
attachments SlO each. El~
Irie ice crusher ;i &!es
bedspread S.J. Booster chair I
$4. Cosoo playpen S2. al6I)
Phalarop, i'.lesa Verde.
519-0684
AUTO;\:IATIC v.'8.&ber $25.
LA wn moy,.•er SS. Go--Kart
fran1e $5. Electric , motor.
~•. S2. Lun1ber rack f or
pickup S25. Trailer hitch S2.
Tit-rs 7 x 15 and 6-70 x
15 $2. 769~• or 771 W. 20th
St. off P lacentia Ave. C.M.
YELLO\V canary cage $:I.SO ..
J\11lk glass bedroom lamps
$4.50. Standing ash tray $1.
67~39
CHILD'S golf clubs and bag
S12. 546-6347
bbl manlfold, all $20. Zenith
"""'°"""'" •fw rad io
leather ""' $ll). 3 good
VW tires $1 each. Custom
wood fl leering wheel $7.
Flood lamps S2 et;ch. 1500
Conica Pl., C.M. 54&-5889.
ANTIQUE Zlether $25. An-
tique l'f'llCUlf! $20. Aat)que
fo n S12.50. Bamboo f<'ncing
and shades $1 .25 lo SJ. HNI
SIO. Porcelain tub a11d fit-
ling~ i:;, Electric 1notors s:1. Li fr preservrri; $2-St
!er. bucket 7.)(:. Electric rof·
ff'e po! Sj, Electric brollt-r
12. Electric shaver SI.SO.
Revere movie camera $3.30.
Brass chafing dish S4. Tahlc
S.i. Naugahyde "'" 125.
Floral containers lOc-51){'.
Lamp $3. Syphon S5. FIOor
Hies Sc each. Book:s 1Ck>-S5.
G!ass\\iare, dlshts, serving
piC'CeS, \\'OOden bo .. vls
&-SJ. Toys and _ ..
lOo-11. Hardwood shutten
9~~x4.2, $2.50. 26.57 RiVl!rside
De. oU M"" Dr. Co<ta
Mesa.
COFFEE Table, Rock t.!aple
2 dra"\.\-er S25. Oval an!ique
..,1. lomp ta bit-S7.50.
Unfinished full size vanity
with draw·ers $15. 644--29~1
?.1AYTAG Automatic Y.'8.she.r
$25. Kenmore gas stove SIO.
Good condition. 894-3629.
370 Old bricks 15e each. 2;
clay pols .'le earh. Bicyel1>
S;), Books l Oc, Clothes 5Ck:-
S3, Some furniture $5 each,
S!ainle&.'I £feel plaeesetting
!Oc each. 2 Ukeles ""' each. Lamps 50c eac:h, 32
piece dish set $5. 002 9th
SI, off Bay, N.B.
FIREPLACE "'"'n $2.
Overhead track for 2 garage -.. $5, Various '""" marine plywood scraps, also
oolid m<Itopny. teak, fir. .... 10c-1i Various '""" fiberglass mat!, cloth, roof·
Ing, about 200 pounds S20~
Book cabine1 v.·!1h gl'-'S
sliding doors S25. &4&-2379
2 Dinette "" S1·S15,
1.Iaternity -· 16 1vorn
\\\ice, Baby girls clothes
slze l).g months 50c·$1 , Boys
shoes size 6-7. like !1l'W $1.
3 Curtain "" $1 .51J.S2.00.
..... 1861
DELUXE Pete1'SOn ""'11.c
\.\-ith acce!l30ries SlO. N•w
foothrill Nunes shoes, size
78 S7. Bathinctte $6. Baby
scales $4. Mesa Verde, 1658
Minorca Dr., C.M. 546-1081
ROUND table 48" wit h leaf
56", three chairs $10, TY..'O
nevermar end tables $12,
9Xl2 Beige carpet $25,
bra."IS & English plaque
birds $4.50. SUnday only U. upholslery S5 each. Oil pain-MINOLTA minox camera
tings S10-S2:i. Pols, fl1IOS, Sl2.50. J..ay,.·n mo\.\'f!r Sl.50.
ceramicA, glasses 10c-S.i. Baby bicyC'le seat S 2,
21030 Santa Ana A\'e., C.M. \Valker 1;1e. Brand ntiv.• GE FO
Sot-Sun 10·6 onlJ•, feeding dish s I er i I i z l' r.
4Pi\f. 54>2240
RD \vagon pans. prl\\'l'r
steering complete s 10.
Gen1>rator S2.50, l\1 o Io r 220 K-:--1---~~-never used S.t Hanson baby itc ien ran11c $ 2 5 scale $4.50. CoHee pols l:x: ,._1ay1a.11: \\'asher $25. 2114 Continental, C.J\.f. • Sl. Ne"' lad ies shoes, size
9. $2. Picture frame SI.
WATER ski S5 Small round Z..fen's boots, 101 ~ St.!XJ. Foot
end table SS Large off-v.•hlte locke1· $1. Briefcai<e 75c.
naugahyde looSC" pillow back }·oam mattress SL Speaker
chair $2i 646-2105 $3. 1014 Sandcastle Dr.
OLD trun~ S20 each Beam Cdi\f. Sat. only 9.5
bottle S 5-S25 Early SEARS hair drytt $10.
American pull lamp $ID Bedspread, double bed $5.
Early American scales $5. Meat grinder $4. Rudy
Fem 1tand S7.SO Fireplace Robot }I. Rookie cake set
e q u Ip men t $1 each. $3. Chev. rear ends SlO.
Figurines Sl.$5, Oak framed Ford 1'N1' ends ~$10. Chev.
beveled mirror $10 Wall manifolds a n d crossover
mirrors $1·$4 Spanish style pipe 283 $.'l. Leaf springs
wall mirror $10 Oval picture for trailer $3. 40 Ford rtar
frames SZi. Pictures .e.nd fipring S3. Truck axle Ford
frames 50c-S2. Poloroid S\\·· $2.;,o. Che,._ 14 tire and rim
ingt>r $.i. 201 Cecil Pl. C.~t. $1.50. Ford gentrator $3.
642--$1:) Buick starter $1. Corvair
SAT-SU~-;\fQ~·. Crih m11I-11hocks. pair S2. Early Ford
tress. ~he<'1 ~ $~.i. r.E \111nn-clutch, pressure p I ate,
Ing rl i~h St. Fl',..fiin~ table llf\\·herl SJ. 642-9008. ~1-C
$5, '''ondrr ho~l' s2: Bo;11's Santa Ana. C.M.
cloth<'s. llitr. 2 anfl 3 10c 1 3~s=P=E=.E=D~-,-1k-,-, -c=.=M-.~120".
• SOc. Tyke blke SL Girl's .'14>-7478
tie\\' tap shoe11:, 12, $3. Ballt>t SOi\.IE antiques, Bed, 3 mir-
ror dre9sing table and bench
$10. Tablet and cha.its 50c
• $l5. Bathroom space AVtt
$4, Jlke new. fE. 21st and
Orange) 2IX2 Marian Wa,y.
C.M.
iihoes, 12% Sl. CompreMOr
SlD. FM·MI car radio $1D.
c.amper 11heU, unfinished
$10, Men's clothes XL. 35c
· st. Blue velvet kingsize
bedspread S25. 409 W&lnut
Pl. C.M. 646--0346
WALNUT crib S2S Large car COLLEGIATE dotheil, alus
bed $6 548-45l6 8. lD, 12. 1n lf3'le1. Ditsae•
. 50c • $4. 3 pleat IUitl $3.50,
SURFBOARD, e:<celle11l con-~kirti; fl· S , Blouses 50c.
dition $25. 646-27.19 Coots Sl • S·I. S\.\-eaters !lOc.
3 Piece tv.·eed gectJonal $25. Purses 50c • SI . Belts lOc.
673-7020 l\fen's shirts and bermudas,
LIKE l'lf'w man'!'l blttck Shoe!!
SS f'ach. llr,ly'11 clothC's and
shoes '50r-S2.50 Youth bed.
new mAflre~~. sheet'!. in.
cludt'd $20 Evaporator
cooler S:i. 300 VIst1t &ya,
c .r.1.
s ize medium 11.nd large 50c
• Sl. LA1it:c s elec t i on .
fi.1~1997. 710 JA'™'g SL Apt
(.", lx>t\~·ccn Pomona and
-~\'a.llacl'. Sa.turday only
19Zl Dodgr touring c.ir, bo<ly
and framr sz:.. 413 Co.5ta
BEAUTIFUL new dintttc ?.1csa St_ 642-4""6
And/or cocktall tel, Sold ?i10TOR bike helmtl btll-UJ,
perfect cond.jtion S2.l, Cll'an
:i<eat + bed SlO. car radio
$10, Windshield SlO. Outsidf'
mirror \vlth spot li.11:hts $;,
Fnm air conditioner S25.
Ms.6997, 1969 Pomona Ave.,
C.M.
3 )"l)Uth beds complete $15
each, Heathkit wireleM in.
'""°m 125. Gold !ram•
plate gl"" mim>r $15,
Heathkit oscilloscope 125.
Boys Schwinn Stingray $15,
lteatbldt voltage calibrator
$10, Old style tuxedo with
""'' $10, Philro radio $5,
Rabbit cage sz.:io, Cub scout
leaders uniform '" Ex·
plorer ""'"' unifonn 13.
Upholstered chair S15. Two
white n&ugahyde cha.in $20
9eh, Electric fan $1 .50.
Toys 10c·$1. New electronic
air purifier Sl5. 3 Til'r table
"'"' lamp 13, Cos tu mt
j(tY..-elry 25c, Ice crusher $2,
Boob 25c. Clothes $3.
Glassware $1., Lionel l't!COrd
player $2.50. Ja.me,11 Bond
race tnck SS, Slzl' 5 i;hoeg
S3. Water tki belt S3. Extra
miall duck feet swim fins
12. ]818 B<ryl Lane,
Newport Beach. 646-1535
I.DERING iron "'"" 11
each. 207 Cecil Pl. 642-SStS
O wagon p11rt11, """"" ..-.. comJ'lletf' Sl 0.
FOR
~rs.tor S2.50. \\f o Io r,
l)et'fect t"Ondilion S2:J, Cl1"9n
"'' + l){-d 110. Cstr radio
110. '\'lndshleld ito. 82:>.14
Tttts l 5-S10, Oul!!.id" mirror ~th spot lliht .S:i. Ford
nir l:()nd!t~r $25. 54s-.6997,
1969 Pomona AvC!., C.:\t.
v ICTO-R. Red &!:ti 1~ .RP~f
J'l'mrdll 2jc ('llCh , r.lt>ii.t k
,·rgetablf' ilici~ n1arhlne
S.1. l dozen ~rving trays
$1.50. PMi9 n;ellnrr \, 2
doztin jelly j;tn: $1. 5'13-~S for S239 six month!! ago. Girl hPlmet SlZ French
?ifarble-look brown .tone Provincial stde chair, oval If
peidt!*i.I Ulblc $ZS. Round, back. gtten velvet. $25.
F.N'S <UIU 18-112 Slacks
1:1-J;. ,,.... COil .. 15-$10
3 fl!+t tn d iamc1nr. ohlonf.!, Small Spanish coUtt tnble,
e:ttends to 4 ft. f"oor JfOld marble top $23. SJ)flnish
uphol11t~ swiV<'I chain .,.rvttl headboM:I, double
SI> esch. 644-28i'3 bed S2S. ~ -------
Shirt!! "°"· TIK 10c Siit
"· tUUJn.r. F.xetlltnl con-
dition. Rr1L110nablf! ,,..,...
5$-009
GIRL'S bike 20" wnetl wl1h USED Brick Sc ear.h, 1120
training wheels $10. 540--0329 w. Oce<n Front Nt\.\'Porl
BEU.Y """"' 2 '"""· 00 Bettch
dlngs $2j, ~78 01-~r1CE Dfsk. 1 .... "'""" vw hood, deck, !endrn; $5 po.Jnted $25. 54~2329
each. Go-Kart !ram• Sl. 10" Port.&ble TV $25 1vorks
Washing machint> 115. 23" ..... M>-<529
Black and while TV $25. a.!APL.E Finish conunocle $11, Sewirtg machine, need£ 220 V bathroom y,•AJI heater
""PAir $25. Bicyclt' exen:lzt'r :4. Suitcaset1 $2. Seoul E:-=.· $5. Car radios. 6V, $8. UV, plorer shirt $15. Panis 32-30 SIS. U~ tires. all sitt11, $6. 546-8376. Sl.50 ~ $4.50. Sturdy play BLACK Evening dress $5. pen S9. High ~hait $4. Movie
camera $20, Fire 11lace Sequinned evening maxi
screen SS. Air cooler $20. dress SW. Bvenlng sport
High grad<' plywood, 4 wear $4. Capris S1 Better
sht.-etll $10. New ladles ek-c-dtt"St;es $5. House dress $2.
tric shavt>r S7. Lizard shoes. Evening maxi skirts S25.
size 51,1 AA and hand bag All bE'tter quality stylish,
slie 10. 540-R.11ii. $10. 546-7308. 3137 Barbados
PL C.J\f. Sat·Sun, 10-5 CUSTO~f Built "Balatl('ing
11 x 11 TENT S2S. IC'C c/1est Boards'' set of 4. recom·
$3. Slttplng bag Sl. J\f('ut n1ended for e h i 1 d • \1·ith
smoker $5. Camp po11y $1 . coordination problems Sl:i,
Fl~sc1wn. hras.~ $5. Sta!lon Lime i:t'el'n q u l I t e d
\\'agon pads .'lOc each, 3 llt'I\' herlspreafl for studio be<l
bamboo fish poles 50c each. s1.;X1. \romcn·s b Inc k
Large 40 lb. roil ctllophane leather satin li)l('d hoJi:I hai;i.
$5. Portable folding clolhl's fX'rlect condition $7.50. Pool
cue JX>vcr ust'<l $5. Dennison rack $2. BBQ rnotor SL buttoneer >second button Pots, pans. coffee pots, Clttg,
lift' jackets, games 2jc • attache1· + doztns or uses, . $1. 646-0304 ··-""'1 S15. Six foot
heavy duly ax $4. Sleeping BAB'{ blankets, ne.vt>r usrd
11. Baby boggy $!.
bag, excellent condition $5.
ncl Ba.by Line lnfant seat, Jikr
Under shirts and diapers, new $-1. 642-5007. like new lOe • SI. Vanity
minor tray $2. Roto-broil RATTAN Couch, chair, 2
!ables SlO. Car top carrier, $3. Glasses 50c a SE"t. Jigsa1v vinyl enclosed $JO. Plcni<' puzzles and lxloks Sc. 2 table. 2 benches $7. Chaise beautiful formals. ''"' o r n lounjj!"t>. \\'ebbed $2. $-18-8439, once. sizt-10-12 $.) each. 1030 Linden Pl .. C.~1. Short \.\"hlle coat, like new
$:f. Boot lights II , $3. ROBERT Woods "Horst' arid
S<lQ..-0684 Buw Days" 1naple fra1ne
THREE piec(' s e c li o nal SlO. 1.a.,,, antiqoo franil'
brown twetd, nauKahydr picturt 17. Glr!s kidney
cushions in exC<lllent shaped vanity and slOI'(.> $10. N"· Kenmot'f' delux<' • '8 O O ' ' dltion $15 .. Z<'ni!h 21" 'TV,
good cond i tion S2:J. \Vasher S5. 1\.111ple cahlrw.t
T o a s l n1a s ler f"ll'c!rlc TV doesn't v.·ork $5. J\lapll'
bathroom heater, hardly us-rocker S2j. 833-2948. --ed S5. \Vhile and go!d HADERER Ski boots,
rormica table and 2 chairs "'omen's size 81r,?.f S20. Vic-
good condition $ 5. Bar Dells torian arm chair red velvet
and preu-bench Sl5. 814·8 upholster S25. Caml'l back
\V. 18th, C~ mantle clock $20. Portable
2 Sets twin mattresses and sewing machine $10. Coucb
S10. ~5~. '°' springs $10 each ~\.
646.-2095 TRAILER ax" 125. c B.
super nJag $25. New double SOFA Bed slipcovered $25.
Chair matching SlO. 642-1091 electric blanket, 5 yeac
890 \V, l:>th St. Sp 22 NB guarantee $20. Dishes and
gl~vatt 5e • Sl.50. Floot' EX CELLEN T Uiied ill!flp $5. 1.099 National Ave.
carpeting 10 x 14, '1 -'" 1 I. C.M.
9 x 12, 10c square foot.
284 Knox St., C.?.f. after 2 DOOR rchi gerator S25.
5 evenings. Ne1v dog house $5. Portable
USED Girls atid leC'n::ige
Zenith TV S20. 5 gallon
aquarium with motor $~.
girls C'lothl's. Lo"' price Electric dryer SID. Large
S2-$:"i Ca.II 10 am to 3 pm BBQ $2. Green rouch and 64f ... 57S7 chair $10. Chairs $2. Tables
'66 V\V Parts: Tnink lid SI2. $2. Pans, disbes. games 50c.
1'"ront left fender $15. Rear 894-4393
lei! fender $15. Tail lights SCRAM-LETS $7.50 pair. Headlights $10
pair. Turn signals S7.50
pair, Ltfl dooe 125. Most ANSWERS gla&11. 673-0357 673-3758
61hx13 Cosmic mog wheels Embryo -Facade -Froz·
S20 each. 962.o63S en -Bonnet -Caliph -Ad-
60" Dinette table $20. 4 1-ligh just -THEY were DEAD
It seems no one i!'l ever sal· back dinette chairs SS each. isfied. Poor men wish they Ne\v Mustang "\\'httl covers
SI2.50 each. Custom light,; y,·ere rich; rich m•n wish
for boat trailer SlO. 2 Wire they were handsome; bache-
"'hei>I CO<'vrs 14" $3 ea<'h. Jors wish they v.·e1'C married;
Ne1v \\'heel and 7.7Jxlj tlt'f' and nlarried mC'n wish THEY
S25. Ne111 whee! and 8.251<75 Wt're DEAD.
lire $25, Both foe Ford. COSCO play pen $12. Early
516-39Z2 AnH·rican ct'iling lamp $'1,
l\fOVING. !\Just ttll: B!eaeh-27 brass cuphoard fixtur1•s
ed maple coffee table legs $4. Chron1e bathroon1 rauttt
Italian like "'w $20. Un-including 5 pieces chrome
painted fiXlllfi'S $10. 9 X 12 OVA! 4--0ra ..... er ch es!
SJ.50. Sturdy redwood table avocado accent rug: S20.
and benches $10. Beautiful Willie-Standard 36 width
door knobs and key $10. mirrored what-not shell $8,
Birch standard JO Inch Bedside table $4. Two serv· width include knob and key ing ""' S5 each. Spring
cushioned palio chair 120. $10. P-onnica drainboard,
Oblong hook«! \l'ith twin top. no Finks $20, 2225 "'' non-slip pad 72"x50" pastel Anaheim Ave., C.\1
colon $15. Mahogany rottee 56 CHEV • dooo Bel-Air,
lable $15. CoYered granite V8 auto transmission, till
turtrey pan 13. PromaI parts Sl· S?>. 642-9261
table $8. Brun!'lwick man's 4 MAPLE tables. 1 t.-offee bowling ball aI1d bag like table S25. 3 step tables $15 llf'\v Sl.2. Philco radio in each. 546-S.'i40 cabinet good wriling con--
dition excelle1,1t spcaki?r Sl:i. HTDE-A·BED Sl5. 5-15-8891
&au!!fvf lamps. glass base O'KEEF'E & t.Territt apart-
Sl.'i each. Ceramic lamps m1>nt gizi' stove $2j, Dinette
decorated "'ith handson1e set by Baum!!ltter. Dani11h
green arid gold design SIO \Valnut tabl1> S25. 4 chairs
eat h. Graceful two-drawer Sl2.50 each, exeellt'nl con·
l'nd table exceUent piecf! fli1 16n. T"•i n mattm11 S5.
of furni!urr $15. BeaulifuJ T\\•in box spring S5. Ol11he11,
O\'al hooked n1g w i t h Johnson Bros. "Friendly
non-slip pad 67"x52" $20. Village·· 25c • SI each. Bar-
Saturday and Sunday b-que wlth hood $5. 642-7984.
534-1.284 12152 9th s I..' ALL iretns need work, paint. Gfll'den Grove. Chest $5. Tabl4'8 $S • s;-11.
20 Oil painUngs $5 to $25. Picnic table $1!1. Power
All are original. Sizes mower $5. Boy's clothing,
8" x 10" to 24" x 48"', 3 16-tB Sc • SJ. Ladies 8-10,
Land sea pea, l l flefl.r.&pes. "'"' • I~ c.rp,t1ng 125. ] sallbott 4 other!. Worth ~18
a lot more. Saturday and COSCO mesh playpen S;i. Sunday 531-3793 Baby crib and mattress SlO.
20 Kodak Carousel 80 alide Twin headboards a n d
trii.,ys SI.SO each. Sight ond Jramcs $l. klrtgJlze gr«>n
Sound Cintmu $25. laogo and pink bcd~p~nd $4.
h:uidstitched OO"-"<'r picture~ Bl~sell swt"l'per $1.50. 3206
S2~ •nd $15. 642,..m '190 Dllk(lht, Costa Mts a .
E . 19th St.. C.:·1L 540.2055
WOOt>GRAIN Form ic a ELECTRIC ru11s111riP and
kitcht'n table. >I rhnlrK $10. brollrr-grill SID. L11n11>er 2"
3 Walnut ladderback dininR: X 4" X 12' 50c i'ach. 540-4479
ch11lrs with "\\·OVt'n Chiari LIKE new. Amts-Alr JtlA~ SfflJI S2.50 each. Metal ear IOP dining tablp S' ii: 3~ top rack SJ. UHJo·;;rn ••• $2!;. 6 malehlng ehaiD S1S of TV antenna S5. ~528 each. Eureka upright
'62 VW rear 8t'8tt suitable vacuum clefl!N!T" $25. 302
lor car or dune buggy, Fll:I Morning Canyon Rd.
moet yearg. $10. 87WSST. Sherrecllffs, Corona. dd Mar.
GOOD outside door 3!P'X80" 19" Portable TV S)lvanla
15. Chain ~>$$. -88 125. 673<1910
,
DANISH modern dawno $10,
&16-6138
KEN~lORE St>wing machiTlC',
ht'nd, bultonholl!r, l\g ug
S2j. National Goographlcs
Sc. lW0-8698.
' F'olc!l111r doors. 16 eacb.
Sli< French winJoWll. •• ' ' 18", S·I each. Smllllf1r win.
do"\\'S also S2 each. Modt•rn
painting 4'x·t' on "\.\'OOd SlO,
M!crophonr $4 . Tape
recorder $8. Old fashioned
gramaphone $8. 494-4200,
BEDSPREAD $5, N;;-box·
sprints and manress Sl:J
each. Blond t'nd and corr;cr
tables $3 each. Chrlstnuu;
I~ $$. Decorations $1.
CloU1ir11i: $1 to Sj. Hamper
I
s.uur!Uy, M11y 2, 1970 DAILY PILOT
FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES • TO SERVE YOU
e NEWPORT BEACH ...... 2211 81lbN Blvd.
e COSTA MESA ................ 330W11tllly
e HUNTINGTON BEACH .. 17171 Blach Blvd.
e LAGUNA BEACH ....... 222 F1rtlt A-
DOUBLE lteadboard, -bjrc:h sut IW Early American
bench ~15. ~"2
UNDER\VOOD Type'>l.riter
clc1lnl'<I CJUcd ndjU1'!ed A·l
rond lllon 125. Royal
portable with case A-l con·
dlt\on $>). IO koy adding
machine A..:1 condition $25.
Regina eltt1.rlc broom, llke
new $10. 548-7165.
i'.lAPLE Table wilh cblllrs
125. ;\laple YoUth bed $25.
Cuitfll' SlO. Back pack SL
Girl's dl't'f>Af!ll ""'. La~
rlre:i~ n1edlun\ SL Bird cage
$1 .50. Type"\.\'rller table $.1.
Boy's Perma press ahirts
$14-$16. Cha.rUt• nrov.·n
book~ Ge. j.!~1827, :1077
BOOKS 10c t11.ch. Popular WALL hut.er, 33 BTU Dual,
J\1echanlcs, Reader's Digest like new S~. 60--3221
5r ei..ch. \\'orld Atlas and MISCELLANEOUS Honda.
book of h('alth $2. Aquarium parts .Ml to $25. Motorcycle ac«1~ric1 l;)c..$1. 5, 10 and bumper clirler N.ttltice
2l gallon aquarium $3--.$15. su;.95 never used, 96MUS.
Hamp!ter cage SI . 4 wooden J ~ 'f 1 ha'-BOY'S Choppee bil<a $2$ . l'g!I -.;. 1" ape c u • Bunk bed1t, cOmplete $25.
$3.50 each. Ott white rug Auto Urt chains S7.50. Foot·
6' x 6' ne\v $4. Whit• rug ball '· size IO~ $3. All S.'i. 3 tone shag rug $4.
Carpet sweeper SI. '•""''"-G; baskelball board, rifla, rack 25c. Iron board co~rs t S4. hi> pelr boxing
25c. New telescope Sl.SO. glove,, $3.~ • pe.lr, Boy
Tool!t ~. 25c. t.1eta1 Scout Haversack $5.
magazine rack 50c. Carving Medicine chest, bulletin
board 35c. TeMl! shoea S~S board!!, Hibachi. blankets,
il{irl's~ ruedium J:ic. T-ape TV stand, end table $1 eaeh.
label n1arker 25c. Twin Dog door 50e. Miseella.neous 1~1d blue bedspreads St household Items 5c each.
New t\\i n size bolster!! and Phone 962-6501. t.folokal, C.J\f. $1,50, 893-5916 l. .~ •
t":iror \ bl / .1 d TRAVEL Air co nd1tio11C'r car
matching gold apread S13. NEW And near new shoel
Ceiling pole lamp SID. 2 and dresses S2 to $15, sizes -
Metal camri <'01.s $5. Patio '1-12. A p ri \ i an c e • and
umbrella S2.50. Bi c y <'le furniture S5 lo $23. lfardy
hasket 25c. Glrl'll trtkl' Boy book.I 13<' e •ch,
s2.;i0, 16" boy'11 bike S5. 962-5624.
• / ue green, qui te
chintz. slighUy worn s2:..
962~796
J\fOVING J\lust ~ell b«r stool~
$7 rach. Pvlc lan1p $10
Tabl1• la1np S7. '.'lloderu
bf>droom ~1 drt"Sser $10.
Parsons table S.i. S1en-o
am-fm tapr phono S?:i.
St>aUess 20" bikr $ 5 ,
Sl ingray bike pa.rts all for
$2. Irr skatt's men's $5.
women's $2. S c uba
back-pak $7. ri1ask II. 3
Chev! Nomad 14" hubcaps
$1 each. Ammo cans $1.
reloaders brass .223 le t'ACh .
.45 caliber, .38. 3!).-06 k
Toys 007 race s-et $2. Cn-e.
pie People '" II. Book>
5c-25c. Puz:t!~ 25<:. Sec 1hru
model engine $1. 16532 Ket-
tl cr, 847---0356.
17'' Portable TV, 11'0rks good
S15. Portable Singer sewing
n1achine Sl5. 847-7017
BARGAlN!~toving, dineuc
sci $2:>. \Valnul con,;olt•
Si nger sewing machint• $23.
Uphol~lered modern chair
S20. ?.fa gnavox stereos S25
each. Bookcase ""'· com·
pletc S25. D(.>ecwator·s roll(.'('
table $8.50, unique. Tenon
skillet. new S5. Beach um·
hrella $5. Kit chen or laun·
dey table Si.5(1. Linens
25c-$4. Thennol glasl«'s S3.
\Vine glassea S2.SO. Lamps
SJ-$10. Dl'tlpl'S, CUrlllin~ $2
pair. Pictures $2-$:1. Golf
pullers S4. 1..adies OOv.·ling
t'QUlpment $8.50. Books
15c...XX-. Carden tonls Sl-$5,
Clothing 25c-S15. Bath ·~ ressories Slk--$a. \ValJWI..
case "" SlO. Slean1 iron
$2.50. Throw pillo1.,•s S2.50.
Chf'st drawers $8-Sl:i. Blue
salin bcdspN'ad SlO. 321
Cleveland De. off Hun-
ting ton between J'i"th and
Clay. 536--001:)
CODD TV 11t-I S25. Au1omatic
portable record player $20.
Tv,rin bookcase headboard
and frame. mirror, vanity
and 2 nlte stands, painted
"'hill', idt>nl for girls room,
•" for S25. Sears electric
~uitar "'ith e11Case amplifier
$25. 893-7479 North H.B.
18 Old 78 RPM records l!lf!
lo 30!'. \Vhitt' curtains 36"
x 42 .. "'' pair. I baby
boos1<'r st-al 12. " \V o rkba11ket Needlecralt
ln!l)l"flZincs 1:x• cHch. or 10
for SJ. (datrs 1952 to 19GRl ,
1 TV dOl.'sn'I work SJ, Se11'-
i 11~ machill{', need'> 1i111in1t
$.\.9:1. 1 ho< qu ilt i<rr;in.~
Sl. !w.11 Ne,vman /Ive, H.R ..
RCl'O~S frn111 Hospital oil
&a.eh Blvd. -----BABY Crib (Slorklincf mri;h
play ~n. stroller, po11y
chair, bathinettr, 2 car
beds, 2 basl!inet. traininR
chair. tricycle, \Vonder
Horse on springs, baby
lamps, baby bottl~ and
many baby clothel!, 2Sc to
Sl.'l. 847-8383
BABY JI ems 25c lo St 2
ste<>I "''' with springs,
great for l!Umm<'r coHa.11:e
$2 C'ach. M11ny hou~hold
items 50c to S5. 847-41383.
FORMAL Size 8 C'mJ'liN' styl<'
pink and cranbt'rr y
peau rle soie, like ne"' bOul!:h!
al Broadwav for S.i:l sell
for $15. 847-3.183. ----Bll<E. ~spec<{, eood con-
diti<ln, S2.l. 494-8442
BACK Pack fr11n1e and ba.11:
S1 J. ~lac Jj chain l'iaW $25.
Chain and bar $15. 543-368.1
CARTOP Carrier S5. PatiO
umbrella $10. 32''" 8q\18re
!ables SS <'ach, Se 1 i g
armctwr S .'l. Hand lawn
mower $5. Gold armchair
$5. Inf.anl seat S2. Barbecue
with motor $3. 548--0903
POWER Mowers $15 and $20.
Upright vacuum S10. Man's
26" hikes SlO and S15. l!and
mower SJ. Bar-b-ques S..1
C'11.rr1er SJ n 11 d S12, Nl'w
inirror 20"x60" $R. J.F..
hn lr dlj'f'r $5. PiclUN'!i $1,
L .. idil'!! th'Csst's. s 11 l I~,
1·n11l"is. S.· shor!~ st. :).10, l:'ic·
S'l. Shot's • '"'"" 25<-11.
549:1821, 30n t.lolokai, C.M.
UN ICYCLE. Likf' "'w 11.
Electric train 13. La\.\·n
sweeotr fl. Bowling ahoes
IL Bathrooni cabinet Sl.
Double ""' \Vlth rail~ Sl.
Toy-games 25e-Sl. '"nlot-dresses, '"' 5 and 7,
sweaters, skirts 25c-S2.
968-3450.
BABY Te n da S4 .SO .
Typewrlll'r.table (mttal) $4.
Beginner's goll c!Ub!t encl
h'8 $10. r~ord '" radio
Si 548-6842.
LAnGr Oval "'' 18,
&12-&i5S, -'TV \\/orb yood $2S. Vacuum
r!eaocr 1vi1h a!laC'hmenls
$14. !"l'rlilizer sprcad<'r $3.
&l&-\j2j. ' BRO\VN Sofl'I. e:•a .. 'Cllent t.'On-
dllion $20 . .'l4tH3299. -------FREEZER. Upright •$25.
PO\\'C'r lawn mowers S>S25.
642-6!l8!1,
ELECTRIC Light firtplace
Jogs S2.50. 81.'lx15 full tread
Firestone deluxe titt $5.
Crock cookie jar 50 c .
Aluminum bun warmer 75c.
2 Table lamp $1.50 each.
96:Z...76a3.
ANTIQUE Solid stcrli n
allwr bracelet charms ' 25' ,
1>ach. 4 swiVI'\
16 each. ' GE
~aC'h. Portable
bae ' tooJa
13 lrons
oven 115
Electric phonogrnph S 2 . 1tE-D-JU_M_s=u-,-ba~b-y-,-n=.,-11~0.
Boy's and gil'fll loy~ and Regular aizc baby crib $1D.
games IOc·Sl. 9352 Tahiti C11r J<l'at $5. &thlne:tt~
Clrcll', 1-l. B. S2.50. Olal)flr pall$'!. Child's
\VAll Paneling, grade A. rocking chair $5. Hand lawn
2:> sheets 4x8 sheets, $3.50 mower with catcher $10.
a ishect, Saturday until 4 962-8069.
p.m. and all day Sanday 9• 6" Surfboard tor sale $25,
and t.londay. 1951 Tustin 1008 Georgia St .. Apt. A.
Ave .. C.J\l. S48-&IJ4. 20 and 24 lnch bikes SJ.2.$10.
BATTERY Powered car, Good full size mattrns and
rechargte.ble battery and box spring $20. Pa.ir of bot·
charger, will run 6 to 8 tle lamps $5. 536-0206.
hours, fun lor kids 2-12, $5. 54S-50:W, 1951 Tulitln 4 Bar stools. contemporary
style, beige, bronze c.nd 0A~"'=··~C=·'~'-·~-~-~-I chrome S7.50 eac h .
srrNGRA Y Type boy's bike, Complett 25 volume set
new seat $10. 646-4569. Unl~nal st and a rd tn-
USED Frigidaire washer -cyclopedia Sl5. 962-91J5.
runs SIO. 847-2224 PROM Formals brand inew
18" Portable TV needs work
$20. 3 Dishmasters good
Sta.-S22. Chicago sink double
faucet $10, Firescrcen and
tools 19. · RCA -43 record
player $6. 3 Clock r'1ldios
S>-$8. 6 sbO\\'l"r heads $144.
3 TV stands $2-$5. 3910',ii
Channel Pl., N.8. 673-1603.
FOUR WaJnut ... bar stools s5
each. Queen alze bed with
mattresl! and springs S25.
Stove S25. Rcingerator $25.
Large chest of drawers Sl8,
l'·our drawer chest $9.50.
5 dra111!1'S cMst $12.50. Set
of walnut beds, twin beds
$18. 2 Night stands both
SIO. Vanity drHSer Sl.'l.
Pride a utomatic 1 wing
$4.50. Child's pedal car
and like riew slzes 9 to
11 Sl0-$15. Convet'Mtlon
pieces. con1edy and tmitedy.
hand carved mas~$10 ptr
pair. Antique hand carved
dtsk flf't SIO. Woockn hand
S2. 968--6572.
26" Man'1 bike $15. ~"
ladies blke SlS. Spare front
wheel 26" SS. Stt of bf.r
bells and wel&hts $7.50.
BrullS\\'ick bowling ball, bag
and m.an's shoes $8. 650
x 13 wfw tire a.nd whffl 1
Sl2.50. 845x15 W/W tltt $10.
Umbrella tent S 5. Set of
golf dubs and bac $10.
847-9501. ~
Vacuun1 cll'!aners $10 each rs $4.50. Wonder Hon&, large
$6. Large lawn sweeper $6.
3 Vacuums "\\'i t h at·
l11 l'hn1enti; $8.50 each. Porta
Crih $10. Dinette set four
Drsk SJ. 3 Record playto
!i rach. 2 TV consoles lOc
$JO. Ford "''heel co\lf'rs S5
F'ord air conditioner 110
Box or sewing machine at
UMRBELLA Type clothes
pole-and hAR $5. Color TV
antenna SS.SO. 30 l!Jlrink:ler
head~ some new 20c each.
962-7593.
ANTIQUE"""'C'°loe-o-k,-0$25~-~. -946=
lllh SI., H.B .. ~7698
---~~ SNOW Ski's $20. Boots 8~
SS. Poles .$5. 4 Firestone
tires 800-16.5 S8 each. 2
Ford 8 hole rim11 $10 each,
C. B antenna, mal!t, guy
lines, 100 feet cable S20.
8381 Arnett Drive. H.B ..
842-1777.
tachmen!S $2. Pink i n g chair5 $25. Toys 5c-$1.
t.a.rgc desk $15. Bunk beds
32 $12.50. Clothl'S J 5 c -$ 4 .
sht'ars $2. \Vomen'!'l clothes
uniforms 50c-S2 . I
Virginia Pl .. C.t.1 .. &ti-2243. Bassinet $6.50. Portahle
dishv.·asher $25. 1 4 111
s Barber St., \\lestminster,
---COFFEE Or cocktail table
S:Z...$3. I dinet!e table 13
4 Kitchen chairs 75c Pach
Snow skiis 6'6" S5. 4 foo
near Ranch St. and
Westmin!'lter Blvd.
SJ. Electric f.ry pan $2.50
IJ"p frye, 12. Food • '"" \varmer with m•
20" Girl's Stingray hike
nd 2-.spttd overdrive S 2 2.
tat Maple rocking chair and
side table $10 eac·h .
rs 646-3680.
dome OOW'e 12. Magazi
"''' ""'. ' Patio chai
$2 each. Small round tabl e ?.t:AHOCANY End table $10.
ne Table Jamri S5. New r.vim
suit, Sl1.e 16 S7. Typewriter
25c table $5. 214 Knox Place,
C.M.
"°"· I Largr pil!Ce of Ii
St. Carpet pl<'CC?S SI eac~.
Und1>rfelt for ('arpl'I
srrun rc yn rd. Odd kitchen
waN' •nrl nic-nac 5c-Sl.
Book" .'lc-25<'. Jigsaw
puzzles "'· Balhlnet!e 12.
Sn1ell movir t<rn>en :inc.
5-!~903, 94; Vic1oria St..
c.~1.
CUCKOO Clock S.i Battery
"\.\'all clock $3. Electric
percolator $.i. Tooster $4.
Electric can opener •nd
knife sharpener $. 543-9870.
CIITLD'S Cupboard $6. Desk
S10. Corner vanity dret&er
$8. Vanity dresser S8. Chest
of drawers $10. Twin bed
s:i. Power .. w 125. 933
Evergreen, C.M. 548-0968.
J Met11I chAirs 2 patio tables
$\:'i. 2 twin beds, t.'Omplete
Sli. :1 end tabl~ S3. DisheR
and nick nacks i10. Eltcltic
ironer $j. EJec ric antique
sewing machinr $10. ' thair11 do yourself $20. 1V
SIJ. RI' cord player, radio
$15. Snia!I oldt'r cabl ~t $8.
P.ollawny bc<I SlO. Kilchen
labl<' $1. ' pit>l'C lugga2e .,, $8. MetaJ bench 13.
Children rocker SJ. 2 head
lxlards & frames $5. 540.1769
EARLY American sofa SlS.
Electr[e """"' $5. vw
bucket ..... $10 each. 6
G""'n upholstered choln
!lt'8tS only good condl"""
S2 each. Reel type flO\\'tJ'
mo~r. ''" pulling 125.
20272 Spru"" Ave .. ......
from alrport. 540-4323.
NEW Stock 'l'Ort• we1tr,
~-~------BOY 'S 20" Sting r a y
Rcncgalle. almost ne\v tires
S15. Call Mike 962-598j. ------PTNE -b .q and 8' Jbn~
65c each. C.M. 1951 Tustin
Ave .. C.M. 548-5034.
HO.Slot car set ~"tih 50' of
track SlO. .'l4R-5034, 1951
Tuittln Ave .• C.M.
REFRIGERATOR ns. Reel
power lawn mower $25.
Olympus Pen camera fully
automatic, 1.11 frame 35mm
S25. JohnllOn CB oower mip.
ply 12 volt Sal. Turner plu.,
2 mikt>s S19 and $20. LAmJ'I
S3. New JohnMn walkie
talkie $22. 541?-285.J.
ENGINE Only oO(i-gc~3'6~V~8
$2:>. 548-8642.
DOUBLE Bed mattreYt"box
11prifllt 1\l'ld bookca11e ~flrl·
bonrd $20. 2 Twin Md
framrs -l\'OOded S-1 eaeh.
1 twin mattre9!t And box·
i;orin.I!' $5. Round rna'>le
drop leaf coffee lahlt> S18.
r.taple fnmed land.!lcape
pil'ture SS. Dark brown
hide---a-bt'd $15, Map I e
knick·kneck abtlt $7. Skit.
tic Bowl ga~ Sl. 2 WtUte
twin bedspreadA: $1 each.
Books 10c each. 260 Nauau
Rd., C.M. 545-0ll82.
BURROUGHS A ddin g
machine on stand $15. 2
TVs RCA 17", Hoffman 21"
needs adjustment both $10. 962-962-4nt.
NEW Plywood * x 4 x 8
SlS $5 each. take all 5
for $20. Vitrul ch in a
lavatory $3. 106 lh. nails.
misCf'llaneou11 6-6-16 box
and common lake all $12.SG.
962-4219.
l\TOTORCYCLE H e I me t 1 .
factory second5 ltalt price
S16. !162--0661.
GOOD Afsple bed. mattn-ss
&: box ~rings $25. 536.2934.
8' Dark avocado twet'd
couch, perfect lor den. 3
zippered foam 11et1.t covtn
r'lt'ed ttpair $10. New bdant
weat T;,c. 1..1.m tle>ldom used
barbecue with w a rm I n 1
ove~Hlbachi frte w 1th
barbecue S2. Child'• 20"
Huffy convertible bike with
hi-risen $7.SO. 999 Hartford
Way, C.M. fNorth Of Jet.
fmion and Cheyenne).
?.lEN'S Clathing. aJ!likt
new, blue blaur .sitt 36
10, "-'Orn twict. Collon
water repelling jacket 1ize
36 SJ. Dreu sh\rls l!itt 15.
St ee.ch, Dres1 s~ll size
10 $2, 2 Bowling lhoe!t S!Zf!
10, $2. Spefli lee skater,
size 10, $2. 545--1331.
LADIES-Uniform white and
l pink me 16, like new S2
ffch. Rubberlmt J'a1~t
with hood &be 16. ..... $3.
Elgin wrkt watch $10.
Bonded knit dl'ffS eizc 16 ss. 54>-Ull.
tuxi S5. Car top Cl\trit>r Sa. filacks 13 •nd $5. Shnrts,
LOVELY Old 1l1Vt'l'Waf't,
9011le sterling $5 eftch..
Silvtr che!lt SJO .
Toe..,tnwiter $7 . .'lO. Portable
cl~rlc siewh'llt m11.cblne $25.
Antique silver hair and
C'lothes brush ~t $10. Pic-
tures and palntlnp m
ench. \Jnu~ual stttl porch
rhalr $15. Two l\nlique oak
dinln1t cheinl $15, H!!llvy
bniss noor l11mp $15. Oek
rolfet !Ahle s10. ~ f'Old lnc
chaiMJ S5 each. One box
sprina and mattress atl $25,
Steel dolly $8. Hair d~r
St Baml--cMlt'-witb-down
cushion $25. Buy chair with
ELECTRIC Bfd shttt dlaJ c:ontrota SS. Ont pa.ir tin
1mw cbalm tltJs 900x14 or
BOOxl5 uted once $10. llrus
pole lal'nfl SJ. Btoch back
rest. new $1. 811 u.tin floor
pllk>w S2. Fold up pla1n
sU\tCUfl $7. 545-1331.
•
La.\vn spreadf!r $2. 9'!:12 ru1t b]OU8t'S and tops SJ 1•a<'h.
and pnd S5. JfoUywood bt-d Swim i;uit!I. nam~ brand s.;.
trame1 S2.SO. Oval braided o~~"r sto. n>on., 12. 2
rug $5. C onlempor a r y d!11pla y muntt>r 11lldln1: door
$?;), \\'11frlt' irori 13. 1701 Ovl'Nlu ffed c h a Ir SI. ""· ~helton SL, S.A. Bathroom 11lt1k, '" 1!11in~ 5'1f...419K $0. Laundry tub S.1. ~I:tple --.--.
lounge i.:hair $4, 5 Gallt1t1~ 1 6 Dra\\•1·r dresser sz.,. Sohd
lacquer thinrlf'r $5. I.ill Airch dlnlni: tablf' Ilk<' ~w
On1ngc Avr .. C.J\l 642-00&G S25. ri:faple end tahle~ $1 2.!iO
1 T · box Nch. Lamp! $25. 0 Id win 11prln1VJ and m11.I· fashioned knlttlnit bo"·J $:ii.
tn!A11 Sl(I. 1 Dresser e~t. Twin box 11prln~ and mat·
Vt".IY rood ma~ny stained tms11 $20, Nl&hl stand S15.
waJnut , aprox S8 long, have CIM!st drawtni $20. Maplt
mvd & mu11t sell $20. 673-5.567 mirror S20. ~e 111.mp $10.
V"Y Cl<ao % lnnenpring fl.tal)le table $2:i. 2 m;1tchlrti
Jn&lltt'Y $10. MS--0061. chllrs $25. !i4S-8611
, .
V /\CU\Jl\t C17,-,.,-'-'-,-~$~2~5 .
lloover electric Door "'uher
$20. Movie projector ex·
ttllent condition $23. Pro-
jector earT)>ing ca.\I! .. 1th
built in Vil'!Wer $25. Diedrich
wa!t r color orlrlnal S25.
Chlneaie teak and l'OMwood
•mall.fn!L~~~'t
Chl-bowl 112. --
down tlllhlon $25, Oriental G.E. Automatic dryu, loob
r1.11t $25. ONntal 1'111 !xlO like MW S2S. 673-4174.
IZ. Rug pod new $25. 1961 PiJ;nOUU. Valiant port.
Deoontlw IYtt&lwn trtc: $1425. aocxl condition .
llO. 7JW. Joom SL, C.M. W-8937 Ill do> S&lurday
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RAN ATJOll T SPORT ATION : TRANSPORTAT ION TRANSPORT-ATION TRANSPOR.J'ATIOl:I -TRANSPORTAT ION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
!~ ~'!·& YKhts '90! Spood-Skl Boats--~~~-mo
~ l9' '!1<0MPSON. Lap Strab 16' Glupar AvNon • .!l hV THIS WEEKS BEST
;. CabSn. a*'5 2. Depth Evinrude wJAmcric&n trlr: USED BUYS ALPINE
9425 Roc rNl'n Vohlcln 9$15 o .... Bug'glos '5"' )ll!...,,.,. Allfoi: , 9400 tmportocl faltoo MOO
1969 CHEYROLET DUNE lllaY. Glua Top. DATSUN _JA"'UAR New ...... A rad!~. "'!'
lmportocl •utoo -MG
~ finder. tluih 'tolkt. J.)j pl "like nf'W, mal\Y xtru. l0x5S Vikinc 1 Br H.B. $4500
I ,p'.I tlldu. ttJdem trailu, 6'l5--3216 J1bl55 2 Br, Anaheint •• $5395
VACATION CUSTOM CAMPER ~ETALI;IC ~ -----
~ rinu, $950. Call • '63 MK-~~~ 48,.000 mi. Xlnt
cond. l"WJ pwr. 4 dr. All
teat.bu. New dlte brakes
& radial ovals, Stereo Ai\1:·
'69 MGB, 2700 mi's radial&,
radio tonneau. Yellow, bll<
uphol. Eves: 528-2468 : •· no motor. $750 or take c.>YU SKI Boat 1r tihtra:lasa. Pon-10xS6 Ex:pando, H.B ••• ~
1 $S(.O&'per mo/968-15d. tiae Jn. a. Out $1300. l2x58 l Br Roadllntt, mAVEL CENTER I '
: ~ zr CbN ~ Cra.ft Express 549-2lil0. Gankn Grove •• • ••. $69!15
' cntiler, elec. anchor. :rlxST 3 Br Family Park
Exe.I ... Goldin Falcon TudJoll)'dramaUe trane:mi.. s.ndWiader. , 5000 ml. A I aion, 350 ene:tne. J)OWel" steer. chrome accear. Ex. cond: .. ud., ta The fAM:b Otlei"
Olympl1 -Alpln0 Ing, op111 """' heavy duty S36-%J2'/ ZIMMERMAN ~~~~=new, sacrifice NSU
' ' • ' !
I
I
I :
I
wtncUaa. bait bq, ou.t·ria· M.rine Equip.; 903.5 H~tington Beach •• $8t95
etrs. awtm tl~. Bendix :r:lxfil 2 Br 2 Sa G.G. p0,995
m&r'\ne radio. '3850. See 301 BOAT Trailer for cal .., 20x57 2 Br, 2 Ba.
E. 1:'"'-water, Balboa U4: Family park •• • ••• $12,500 ~" at Columbia 22. New tires. 24x56 '68 Aurora,
,_.. GI..ASTRON 1967 Qi..N. $195. Call S32-0396. lfuntlngton Beach •• $16,500
....... . 160 HP mere. cruiser. - -Set up in parks. Skirt.s, awn-._., Bolit Slip Mooring 9036 ings, all extras. Many mort Capacity 10. Lots of extru. to cboo_se from.
Xlnt cond. Must sacrillce. S & K MOBILE
$4 495 C 11 TRADE 22' altp &I Isl for Belt over • ' ~ occas. wknd USe of boat. HOME · BROKERS
&M-2876. Will ma.Int. Cle&ll pwr boat 12362 Beach Blvd., G.G.
'59 TWIN Screw Exprffs only. 673--7475 eves & • 636-0921 or 893-2445 •
Qillser. Cbris Craft 28'. wkend.s.
Sacrilict. 54G-5656 days. ------~-Bl I Eves 675-4'159. 3>' SAILBOAT slip, side tie eye es 9225
24' T Cruisl!r. Beautiful
throughout, 2 hn on new 185
Interceptor:. $3195
•644-1368•
FOR sale: 17%' Birch Craft
outbrd 40HP: trailer, long
range tank, bait tank, com·
pass. $500. Call 642-4480
9010 -------LIKE SAILING?
DISLIKE THESE ?
$l foot. Main bay.N ·-EW-'--HUF--F-Y-24-.-. -G-IRLS-
t94-391& .. BICYCLE. SPYDER
lt1ooring w~· Sloop
$2500 * 673-3833
:r.tOOEL. $40.
642-lT.24 EVENINGS.
Aircra ft 9100 M ini Bih s 9275
CESSNA 150, new paint &.
windshield & annual. 850
S.M.0. Sac. $3500. 5'15--25.16
Mobile Homes 9200
Bonanza 3lh HP. Exce°Mht
condition. SUIO. Call
83Q..3738 after 5
MIN I-BIKE • Cat 400X HP.4
good cond. Aft 3 p.m.
>18'-0341
•-·die• Wheol C1mper """'with OPEN ROAD uu ..,... • '10 DUNE B...,.. Show car, 2••• u•R'""'R 6LVD. Worlds largeat most unn. fl sell oontaintd camper. top, map. '69 engine. c\U ._ ""' DU
plete RV vehicle &Mpplna Full bath facillti.ea lncludln& 6"15-1153 after 6 540-6410
'''"'" lho ... r. """" '· ""' <V<I')' vw DUNE BUGGY. DOT DATSUN 8352 Garden Gnwe mvd, GG possib~ feature you would Fiberglass lbiy $650. 534·6686 want. C..t migina!ty ISOOO, e 545-5441 e OPEN DAILY
Now Onl,y $5599 AND , Oosed Sat. Open Sunday '68 Street 'Buggy. Radical SONDAY$ UNIVERSITY "'"' de•lgn. Corvair •ng. 18835 Beach Blvd.
537""401 I OLDSMOBILE auto trans. '"95· 496-2500. Huntington Beach
Stream Line '70
Ter ry•Nomad•Oasls
2850 Harbor m., Costa Me.S. 842-7781 or S.!0-0442 -Imported Autos 9600 -,-6-5-D_A_TS_U_N_
ALFA ROMEO
952Q
Big Sedan, 4 spd, rebuilt
,ngine, Good runnln&' rond1.
'64.AJphA Roineo Sprint. New tl~n. Ftlll price $686 or ta,.ke
TRATEL SELF-CONTAINED Cainper. trans, ra4W tires, Cltch, small dowp ... <Ncc:m> dlr, Holiday 1969, Mo,,...homkal hr ... "4-Ifi10 alt C L.B. Call Ph~ alter 10, am
E~lor.er Motor 'Homes Campers
Fourwinds*WHkender 1---------
TRAILER SALES "'""· Sho ..... ""'°"'·hot l ':~===".':~::::-1~54Q.Jl~~OO~o~r,;491-~1029~. ==-
131n Ha rbor Blvd. G.G. ""t" "'"""""" • """"' 1AUSnN HEALEY 1% Bl°""' No, ol "°"· oveo, luroaco . ENGUSH FORD
Garden Grm·e Freeway refrigerator, (gas & elec..
537-4011 tric). 28 gal water 1torag:e AUSTIN Healey '6~3000.1;;;;;;;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;
tank. Lightll are ;.iattery, Wire whls, roll • up wind., All New En&l1ah
KENSKILL MARK ll, 1968. gas & electric. 10' retuae OD, xlnt ccnd. $11 0 O. Fords In our Big 23~1' Twin beds, tub & dump hose for se":er con-546-6498 art 4 pm. Stock l'iow At
sho"·er. -70 license. New """'""-n. Self~o•·'··• gu ,,.., .. uu -...v ....,,~ 1965 SPRITE. looks ........i, }~ACTORY cond. in Ir. out. Would con· tank, crawl·through boot. "'"""
sider trade tor 17' or 18' sleeps 4• White/brown trim runs aocxt. $900. 493-3248 INVOICE!
in top cond. 96S-3259. enamel. TRUCK: 1 9 6 9 after 5 or weekends. Pofutively No Added ·-===-~~--• Dealer Charges!
KARMANN GHIA
'61 Kannann Ghia', reblt eng.
New clutch. Very .clean.
$7'""'1. Call 87J-.9008 aft 6 .
LOTUS
'69 Lotus..E.la.n. blue, lo ,mi's.
f.flnt ccnd. Owne.r forced
to sell. '3995. 548-5323.
MG
MG
SALE OF THE
YEAR
BRAND NE\V 1970
NSU 13lO C SEDANS
70 ll.P. 3S MILES PER GAL.
SOLD AT INVOICE. SEE AT
Kustom Motors
845 Bak.fr, C.M. 54Q.5915
OPEL
SACRIFICE! '68 Opel Kadetl
LS. Xln 't cond. Best oir
takes. &14-5289.
PORSCHE
!63 Porsche Super
Cpe. Balero red; full vinyl
Interior. Every possible ac-
cessory on this unbelievable
Porsche. See and drive to
appreCiate.
J1rwµort
31Inµorts e Paymenls, !ilgh interest,
depreciation, s I i p J'(!ntal,
cleaning, insurance, etc.
fREFER THESE?
* Newport Harbor * Motorcycles 24' NASHUA, elect brakes, GMC, % T. 8 cyl. Custom Ch<me From
A few remaining mobile home % bath, xlnt cond., sips camper model, 814' bed. Air AUSTIN AMERICA Sed Sta w 3100 \V , Coast Hwy .• N.8.
spaces in one of Calit's fast. 4 +. $800, See at Lakeview cond. P/S-P/B. RI H. GT~At OUt 8:t &12-9'10.) 54().1764
Sales, Servit..!, Pan..
Immediate Delivery,
All Modell 9300
Iii Low cost, no WORK &
CAREFREE SAILING!
Cal 25 little as $14; % day
Try OUr •Club Plan
NEWPORT SAlLING CLUB
• 675-noo •
Immediate Delivery e 26' SOLINGS e
New hi-Door., ........ $4695
Used, 3 sails .......... $3995 e 22' TEMPEST e
.......... $3500
Pacific Yacht ~ 673-1570
e SAil.INC CLUB e
22 to 25 foot raoer.cruisers.
$1.50 per day. Newport
area. Sailing exp not nee
SOUTH COAST SAIUNG
CLUB (TI4) 547-9400.
NEW CAT TRAILER •• $100
SABOT DINGHY . , ...... S50
U FT. SLOOP •.•••••... $240
TOMCAT BOATS
2&l2 Newpt Bl, NB li'TS-2400
CORONADO. 25 Full Race. erwe Gear, radio. Slip
Avail. Call -833-0815.
ir SLOOP. f lb.ergla••;
sleeps 2. trailer, $1700. * 546-8ll4 *
CHINESE JUNK, 30 ft.
Good cond. Best offer
(213) ~
23' SlD09 Albal:roMi, free~slip
thru May.
645-1028
16' CHRYSLER 'Sailboat &
trailer, xlnt condition. $1000
or·best otter. 968-1337.
SABOT. Equipped For Rae·
ing, Fiberglass. Dolly &
xtras. Sl50. can 675-2623
SbOck Racing Sabot No. 45ll
Reasonable * 549--0229 *
SABOT And all equipment.
$140.00 or best o J f er.
646-6811. ~7. eves. •
LIDO 14-COMPLETE -
Good Condition. $650
675-seoo 675--3325 Em
Power Cruisers 9020
est gro'4ing resort areal!. Pines Trlr Court, Big Bear Tirited windshield, spare While Overstocks Authorized MG Dealer
MOBILE HOMES Lake. Can be moved. rim, tire & tube, mounted, AUSTIN AMERICA Lat PORSCHE ,64 "C" AM/FM.
are on display, these homes =========! auto. trans. Bright yellow, Sales, Service, Pans Theod~re Ne\v Cont'! tires, chrm
are fully equipped at prices T railers , Utility 9450 with tailgate & back gial!s Immediate Delivery O INS ORD wh.ls, rac, clutch. Great
Yt'U 1Aun't want to pass up! ---'---'---1 Jor truck & front window All Models R B F 3100 W. Coe.at Hwy . N.B. perform. Priv. pty. ~.
EXAMPLE: , _ TRAILER Ford box 4x7' for camper. $6500. Kl :r386B 2060 Harbor mvd, &42·94n5 , &40-l'IG4 "~A .n705 New 20x4" w/awrdnp., skirt, heavy $45. '5.5 Ford !mt axle alt 5 PM Costa Mesa , '64U010 Autborl?ed MG Dealer ~ 12 5 pd
etc, $9180 ccmplete Incl. tax a: whls $12. 837-&868. SPECIAL 1969 MGC-GT, 6 cyl, 4 spd, 'ur PORSCHE 9 ' 5 '
Off OD, -ll/blk int, wire whls. All Xtras. Citrus Yellow & lie. Many ready !or IM· Trucks 9500 Introductory er FERRARI .1~ wtblk inter. Call 544-07'16 MEDIATE OCCUPANCY! 8' sleeps 6 $1095 RIH. 12,000 mi. Like new.
GREENLEAF PARK ;::;:::::::;:;;::::;:;:;::=== 1----------19' with 'toilet room 11445 3lOO W. ~--H-. N n Must sell $3000 or best oJ!cr. '62 PORSCHE, beaut shape, ~· ., ~ 1----------1 ,.,_1997 · see to apprec. AM/FM, An adult prl""te dub GMC TRUCKS ll' with "'"" room 11545 &12...a; '5«>1164 FERRARI
1750 Whittler Ave., Here now. Offer expires May 5th Authorlied MG Dealer Newport Imports Ltd. Qr. '69""'°7M'°G"B"1"GT=-"G_ree_o_w_/°"b""lk . .:':::hnn=.:rm=,'·~64:,::,"'.:.1982"""~---,
Colsta Mesa Immediate Delivery Scotts, 914 N. Harbor. S.A. anie c.ount)''• only author-12.000 mi. OD. Chrm spoke POR. '58 S lfrOO. 11.T. convt.
Ph 714/642-1350 BMW whls, radial tires. 49f..6892 Am-Fm. Reblt _eng. New
T-•-·8.~. B.lvd t '57 GMC, 1 ton, 4 wheel dr, ized dealer. •·-. i•t•'· Must ,.11. "'8-4M2 ""'e wvur • 0 Southern Orange County's 10%' camper. Butane retrlg, SALES-SERVICE-PARTS 1..;,:":==·=======.:.=="==:===~=== I9th St.. then west HONDA '70~~. CB3511. 2 "-'ks only Authorized GMC Dealer stove w/oven. 100 -•. aas 3100 W. Coal' Rwy. 9600
to Whittier Ave. S "'"' BMW'S #1 Newport Beach Imported Autos 9600 imported Autos JOMICRA, INC. ~d· 3501 mi. Pd $800. MuV\Vst OULNDIVSMEROBllTLYE cap. 35 "''ater, khydttra~tich 642·9405 540-17&t i f~i;ii~;iii~;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "" e or van or . trans, power ta e-o wine Authorized Fl!rrarl Dealer 11
SPACES 492-95n 2850 IWbor Blvd. • more. 126IXI. 543-0012 or DEALER IN
Available in Huntington -19-1-0--H-O_N_D~A-S-L---3-0-0· Cosla l\Iesa 54().9640 see at Mesa Union, Newport FIAT Beach & Costa f.1esa's nic. Motosport. l600 miles. Xlnt 1970 XLT half • ton Ford Blvd at Fairview CALIFORNIA ANO
est parks. cond. Custom extras $650. pickup, like new, V-8, CAMPER: '64 Ford Van w/ ORANGE COUNTY'S l---------
MOBILE HOMES Steve 545-2647 power steering, custom cab, s!and up extension It all '69 Fiat 850
America's finest, available TRAILER-LABAJA radio, heater. utility box, bit-in equip. lee box. stove, LARGEST in every size & price range. .~.._, ·~·t ts l fl~ m •us Motorcycle / utility 3 ramp, etc.. 8000 miles. """"""· .... 1 e , e c. •uvu· .,..,..,,. 1970's Imme<i. Delivery
JOMICRA, INC. l4" whls. 54&-5889 494-'T'";iOS or 644-5086 eves. 25 New It Used in Stock
19261 Beacb mvd. ==~=--=,..-= Huntington. Beu~:, 536-6511 '67 HONDA oo. CUstom tank. '66 CHEVROLET SAVE $1200. • .1969 VW T&M MOTORS
X\n't cood. $200 ~ Ton Pickup. Long bed -camper, fully fac. eqp'd 8081 Garden Grov• Bl. G.G.
BAY HARBOR Call 673-4923 Very clean. T44721. w/AM/FM rad, free stand. 534-2284 Open Sunday 892-5551
Mobile Home Sales KA WASAKl Bushwhacker $1395 tent. ;3200. 675-4832 '69 BMW 2,002 Sunroof, FM
ALL NEW '70 MODELS 175, brand new, less than VILLA FORD '69 VOLK.S "Ad~enture" lltereo, red, lo mi's. Priv.
NOW ON DISPLAY 20 ., Sa $41' ~,,981 ~~ N T . A 0 Camper, 18,500 m1 9 mo. Pty. Call 675-8839
20' Wkles as low as $5995 mies. c. a . ..,........ · ~ · u63st•7n.,.,.,.,ve., range old. Loaded w/xtraa. l-"=========-
12' Wido• to 34' WldH '66 HARLEY CRS 250CC, I ~~~=-~=·o-== ~. CORTINA
Spyder, only 7.~ miles on
thill local one owner gem,
ermine White ,' black inter.
ior, fully equipped, Hurry
on this one.
J1 l'l t1 po1 t
31111p Ll rt~,
3100-W. Co&St Hwy .... N.B. Park Spacea AV&ilable factory racer. Will take '68 DODGE P.U. u"o~u'=SE'=CA=R-.-22=.-F=ag~.1-v=.-,, 1425 Baker St., Costa Mesa trade. Call 642-1137. % block Eutol Harbor Blvd . w/camper shell For general sleeps 6+. New Olds eng. ----t&U-94-0S 541)..1764 '67 CORTINA GT Authorized MG Dealer SUZUKI 80. just re bored, work & fun it """'S well . hydramatic. Ex c e 11 en t Colla Mesa (714) 540-9470 t' 1100 •-new rear tre. · 16,000 mi. isn't bad, at Kus. mechanical $3000. 545-5441
BEACH VIEW PARK * 496-2192 * 10~ Motors, it's here to be ALUM. CamPer. Pump sink, neor8.Hx35u~tiExog1opandn ~acb Yamaha 55 Dirt Bike xlnt had. ice box, stove area, nook,
cond, expan. chamber. Many Kustom Motors picture \vindow. Ash inter. 8xl5 screened porch xtras. $200. 675-1497 · k.s 1275 Call 549-0120 2 Br, family pet park 845 Baker, C.M. 540-5..':ilS Jae · a. . TRIUMPH '67 Bonneville Space rent $45. $1950 'very good cond. SOcc SUzuki BOBTAIL Dump truck, 6 '68 SUNDIAL V\V camper.
A.M.S. 842·3939 good cond. !l62-4l56 aft 4 yard, '&I Chevy, 2-speed ax· Has it all! Rl!frig, AM/FM
• ·-· ld~o) b•ak•.•. radio, '67 FIAT 850 healer. A very nice car.
UDZ884. 2 Door Coupe, lamp while ex·
$1095 terior w/wine interior. 4 spd.
VILLA FORD $1086 full price or small
:z5j() N. Tuslin Ave., Orange
6.11.8222
'69 CORTINA GT
down. (VVP033l dlr. Call
Phil af!er 10 am, 54().3100 or
494-1029.
TRAILER Cabana Bayfront, le. Xlnt cond. $199 5 . rad, tape deck, side lent. '70 HONDA 175 K 3, nearly 494-7008, \ 8 to s, )fon to $2850 or best offer: 646-8226 4 speed, (disc) brakes, radio, JAGUAR many · xtras, adult pk. new lo mi's 1550 Call heater , Gold with black in-1----------0wner leaving area. $12,50'.I. ' · · Fri. '67 CHEVY Van Camper. ,. L'do T (Lido Trl 548-1618, 1815 Tustin, C.M. . terlor. Remaining factory JAGUAR
.Lo) 1 eq, r '65 DODGE 1h ton Pickup, Long. V-8, auto,. r/b, 23,000
Pkl N.B. 67~2SCJ. '67 TRIUMPH Bonneville, s· bed, MH. Heavy duty, mi's. Xln't cond. 673-4!}23. warranty. ;r:s·· HEADQUARTERS
BEAUT. 2 Br, 2 Ba, frpl, ~;=;!~lean. Mak! offer. clean S9'J5. 968-4560 aft 5 8' Full cal><>Ver camper, VILLA FORD The only authorized JAGUAR
lovely patio. in Newpt. pm fact, discontinued model. . dealer in the ~ntire Harbor
Beach's mol!lt exclusive '69 HONDA 175 Trail Bike . '68 Chevy Van At Complete. $895. 869 West 2550 N, Tustin Ave., .Prange Are
park. Penn. &pace. Vacallt! Like new. $490. Call 646-7481 1699.00 is all Step in 18th St. Costa Mesa. 6.37-8222 a.
vw
DOMESTIC
TRADE INS
AT NEAR
WHOLESALE
VOLKSWAGEN BUGS
$399
Good Selection of
CAMPERS, BUSES, PORSCHES
'68 MGB-"C"
GT CIM. Automa!ic tr1"1m1 ..
alon, r..tlo, wlrt WllH!s. 27.· 000 miles. (TXF·J20
$24~
'66 T-BIRD
TOWfl cou,,_, Full po-, elf",
run. Ilk• l\IW. (RPK 4.r.11
'65 PORSCHE
Cpe. ll:Mllo, chrome whtti..
SPKlt! $200 pal"f job. Efl9111t!
r.cenlly aVf!rNluled, Ml"!
corir:H!lo". (P'GX21'9J
$3499
'67 'Dune Buggy'
Sac. for cash! Owner ,,,.,.,,07-"°·='~"'='-"'-·~7-87l~6S~~-a t Kustom & have a CAi\fPER $350. Good cond.
'69 LUHRS 28' Cabin 549-4241 1963 HONDA S 90. big bore, ball. Slpi; 2., closets, ice box,
Cruiser, 300hp Ciuy.;;ler eng. REDUCED price! Viking ~~ ~,· Dirt bike. $125. Kustom Motors tits ~~ T PU. 54&-2G44
DATSUN
Complelt
SALES
SERVICE
PARTS
$1599 $1599
CruiRH 20 knots, Tadio, Scand! 21}x6)' Ex CCnd o.....-.:;:iu telephone, anchor, winch, a, · · 8-4. 4 · 845 Baker, c.r.t. 540-5915 1964 V\V Camper, fully equip. 1968 Datsun-owner left
other xtras. Xlnt cone!. 5 Star Adult Pk. 54 12 '68 Yamaha 100 T rail ,58 Chevy 6 Pickup, 8. bed. xi:as .. Sharp! $1475. Call to1A7l. 4 Dr. Xlnt cond. $1250.
ru.soo. 644-5983 latto· "x6 .• ,,. 1 BDRM l $250. Call 64&-2105 runs good $350. Call 548-8115 54:'>-496.'>. ~54~7~-88~'°=~=~~-_.c,.;~==~~-~= I • "" ·• g. '68 ?v10NTESSA 250 cc La afle• G '60 DIVCO Van Walk-in. '69 DATSUN 2000 Rdstr. 5 36' DIESEL Cruiser. Dbl I sed tio turn· hed
cabin. Fly-bridge. Sleeps 6. ew"'rwo pa ·, ", • Crosse $400. 646-6659 '64 RANCllERO. N •ed s Eoquuipt ~~-'01r"o'!n1ping. Make spd. 135 hp. ~l.000 mi. Eve carpi., mmacu ate, er VJ -u<>.}O & wk.ends 893-7198 234 E. 17th Street
Fully equlp. Xln't cond. by pv1. pty. $3.000. 531-0541 Auto Service fencler \vork. OK otherwise . · 548-7765 Rttdy to go. $9500. (714) 9400 Make o!rer. Call 962-1782. 1963 VW Camper. xlnt cone!. 1965 DATSUN 4 Or. R&H,1~==-~=~-=
962-3597eves or\\·knds. WELL built 12x55, porch, & Parts ,64 Ford P.U. for Eng reblt, refrig, slOW! & xlnt condition. $475. Call JAGUAR. FANS! 1956
Beaut. 43' Matthews :1~~g~~:· f:W~io;. 899.00. At th is rate heater. 4~3618, 548-9236 9SS-6187 ;,~;~oul~n~. !.";· ~:U~
$44,000. 894-4094 pet. Reas. Owner 839-7241. '67 FALCON It's mighty fine. Imported Autos 9600 I Imported Ca rs 9600 tires, pert body. $800 firm.
H.B. """"' from ""'"· 2 WINDOW VAN Kustom Motors Day• ~ Evu.
Bdrm, 2 ha, deluxe, all ex-Automatic, big 6. dlr. Low 845 Baker, CM 540-59t5 i'1 ·=>--4=7="=======-C
---------i tras. Adults. 536-6478 ·1 W'll "'· •-d -
SpHcl-Skl Boats 9030
Poole
BUICK
IN
COSTA MESA
Ext. 66 or 67
1970 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 549·3031
m1 es. 1 lllJ\e u .. e or •54 GMC 1,~ T. Auto. Clean
20x43 MOBILE Home for finance private party, (YLT $27-
sale. Beach location. After 665). 494-9773, 546-4052. Runs c:asG.~ *
:-' 19' Fibera;lass Californian.
' I n b rd/outbnf, Sacrifi~!
... $2300. 675-2374, 830--0713.
THREE Ski Boats 16' &: 21' :-Sloop, all like new. Going ~-chee.p. Want oUers. 645--0295
4 pm. 536-4845
WilL trade 2 Br, 1 Ba hrn.
S. Broadway, S.A. for
mobile home. AH 6, 5#-2441
Trailer, Travel 9425
'51 Aljoa 15'. xtras. Good
'64 FORD Pickup. xlnt SIOOO.'
'69 Cab-Over camper shell
$550. 962--0492
THE MOST!
'68 DATSUN '66 PONTIAC
4.ctOOe: llDAN
: .. rond. Must ~ 1o apprec,
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Recreat'n Vehlcln 9515 ladio, heol<llr, (WSltlztt
w .. $1117
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ACTION
::. II 396 w. Bay St .• C.J\t .
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Brand new 1970 Scout, v .s
4 speed, pov.·er lock. dual
lanks, radio, etc. # 388974.
Only ALWAYS A ·PULL
SILECTIONI
AUTHORIZI D
SALIS ~OR 12 TOP
IAAND NAMIS.
FEATURING THE IAUOA MOTOR HOMl
t CAMPER SPECIAL
New 101/2 Ft. Edorado Camper
...... '" k1, 4111etts, ..................
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LIST '2014 HICI
u~:c1 '1395
#'1S24C '619 DISCOUNT
.... , for Your Plt kup .,. • New 71 ,.,,,,
c..,.. ...i Mo!or Homo R"ll*-lftorvo
~ fer -•· RtcrSOftable Rotes..
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TERRY 1r 1967 comp. self·
cont'd. Sips 6. Very clean
$1975. 54()..7023 eves &
wlmd•
TRAILER-sleeps 4, stove,
Hink. 75 lb ice chest, easy
to pull . $70 0.
548-248'1 l&l2-0506
* $3499 *
Ku5tom Motors
AUTHORIZED
INTERNATIONAL DEALER
845 Baker. C.l\t. 51().5915
9'00 1 lmeer:t~ Ca rs
Good Selection of
USED .CAMPERS
To Clioo~ From
SEE AT
Authorized Sales & Service
18711 llffch Blvo., Huntington BHch
842-4435
5976
'65 PLYMOUTH
PUlT WAGOtt
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5976
'66 TOYOTA
CORONA 4•l>OOI SEDAN
A•l<t. ,,..,,, •Odle, ""'"''· jlVf. "" w .. $117•
5976
ANY o• Of THI ABOVI CAU
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'63 lllNAULT CARAVEUE
hdJo. "°"''°' _. '°" top. """'" .,..cW. llcfflte HMk3A.5.
'64 FORD WGN. CntTy. Sq. v.1. ovtomotic n-tu1e11, '°"""Y olr ~
dllictlllttf, ,._ •'"""'· radio, ti.att., ~ --.. °'!II '"' ~ low .u ••.
We h ave a large +•ion of Coug1ri. 91 models; XR 7's & conver·
t lbles with prlc .S ·t?"'ll like. "The good ole days a re back 191inl"
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TR>:NSPORTATION I TRANS_POi!i'ATION TRANSPORTA1'10N TRANS~~~N-~-SPORTATION_ !~NSp0RTAT~ON T~N~PORTATIO'.!f.:i~~~. ~~!!.ll~=l~~~~~~~~
Imported Autoa 9600 Import~ Autos 9600 l_m~rt~ Autot 9600 New C•·ra 9800 Utect C•ra • __ 9tOO Uted C•rt 9900 Ust d Cart 9900 U;;.;.se;.;d;...;;C;c•r;.;•;... __ _.:.9900;.;c Used CaN 9900
__ P_ORSCHE TOtoTA VO~SWAGEN OLDSMOBILE n,,~J~~..:. CHEVROLET DODGE MERCURY OLDSMOBILE
'65 Porsche. beaD:t 1hape, see
to appree. AM/FM, cllrm
rim!!. $3575. SU.103T
'65 Porsche c. $29ll.
N~ clutch, Piftllis, chrm
whls. Ex. Cond. 542-5195
1967 POR.SCHl: 912
All Xtrq, 28,000 ?t1i 'ft
$4125. * 499-1 ·162
'68 TARGA 912 1Uver, 5 spd,
Al\1/Jo'l\1 shorhvave. Above
average. $539:>. 51&-3652 -RENAULT
'69 Renault R-16, perf.
$1800 ·or makl! ofter.
Call 54H063
'70 TOYOTA'S
In •tock, lmmef'llatl! ckllvery.
llirl 11•f\•lis ~tnet~
Laguna Beach
90G So. Cst. Highway
494-7503 * -3100
BILL l\fAXEY
IJJOllYIQl!@
18811 BEACH BLVD.
Hunt. S.1ch 147..8555
I mi N. of Out Hwy, on Bcll
SUBARU 1969 TOYOTA Corolla St•"°"
1----------1 Wagon, Uke Mw. 96s-.4o76 * '70 SUBARl,I att" 6 -
Here Now • ·~ TOYOTA ~ 4 Dr.
Immediate Delivery Auto.; 11,000 Mi. Clean. e 90 MPH Capability $1595. 644-XIXI Aft. 1 PM
e 35 Miles Per Gallon
• Beautiful Styling
Test Drive Today At
Kustom Motors
MS Baker, CM
,TOYOTA --
ITJOMOITIAI
Mark 11 Wagons
Hi Lux Pickups
Land Cruisers
Wagons
DEAN LEWIS
196f. Jlarbor, C.M.
TOYOTA
TOYOTA
TRIUMPH
WHY?
MORE TRIUMPHS
ARE SOLD SY
P'RlTZ WARREN
SPORT CAR
.· <;ENTER
AO Jt. l•l S.A, 547..()764
TRTI.JM.PH TR ' 3 '99,-r/h.
good uphol, 4 spd synchro,
rec<'nl val~ job & tune-up.
3 Tops. S950/bst of r.
968-3525
'64 TR-4. Re-bit E41._gine, lilack
• Sharp looking. $1100. r.all
49'M341.
VOLKSWAGEN
• c.._,. W inner • 1970 OLOSMOJIL.E ti 1"ad<d .............. 12'1'5 '69 EL CAMINO '68 DOOCE RT conv.rt. 44<1
SP,ECI AL SLACK PAINT, TOWN SiOAN Cl),~;f'ordM~taic ;. tt)lmllt 1 orde n1.agnum, torque Hite, p/1,
STR:IPINO -& LACE e Factary -.. ~T -c:ondtdotlinl, l.Oldod ••• , • '. '• • • • • • ;miO to':ow It -=~ be n 1een r p/b, diacs on front, R&H ,
VINYL .WP. & DECK uo automa"'" ndio (re a r *~ .. · l owner, ltlnt cond. !.-tu.st ...... VI, auto, alr cond, sell, new car on order. O ANSQiS·• ~DUTS .pedtt), heater, JlO"<'V powt:r. $2400. 49&-6312 ~A~~~~~w•d'R"-~ :,t:..~r ~r=: IUJCK Kintom Moton SACR1''ICE. 169 t:lod&• w • .i.
ON DISPLAY AT ""· tlnlod !llUI, w+w. •tt-•-n ·~-W..k '62 14! Babr, CM '""'5915 Sprt, &<>Id w/wht. IL"'1au PLYMOUTH
AM&s Jr'"''"'' .,,. ....... 2550 N, ~!in Ave., Orange J l TO Strlal No. S84890M77f391. Slcy!ani. xtnt trtnSp. t.fe~b. '66 CHEV roof, auto tran11. n.&H, p/b, 637.8222 lnterw1ti~al ~otorlOJ: $46D4 -good. Vtey clean, itlek, t./8. p/~. belo\v b I u e book. ~69 Pl YMOUTH
Aect!ssorit'9 if > Fint $3'1$ takes. 545-208.l. WAGON ~6-'1320. 1966 l\IERC. Parklanc. See Valiant 2 Door Stdan. At1lo.
1584 Old Newport Blvd., C'I • . 646-'J'r, di I ~·:;i;=oo=oc="""o----it lo belic\'C it. Full UNIVERrt'l'V Btl Air. 6 pa.wna:tr. r. Ar * E \\lagon • runs CVf'rythlng. Bc:;t buy a t trans., radio, heater. Leu '67 FASTBACK ' ~l:-'· BUICK' Skylark, '6!J, t dr conditioning, l\1ust sell, WJll good, V8, Rad & hc'ultr. than IG,l))O 1nlle1. StUI like OLDSMO_Blll. hdtp, r/tl.' utlt. fact air. finance private-party. (OY· 1030 Llndtn Pl, C , r.t . $l600. &l'5-679ii. new. YVU438. ~lack, beaut·y .. 4 ipd., whlt' 2850 Harbor Bl.,.CO!illl Mesa $1295. Call ti7J..9266. 8276) Call 494-ml, 546-4052. 5-ls-s-t39 · $1795
'"'· Xlnt ""'"'"' """· s.mau OPEN 7 DAYS . 541)-9640 --·-. ·--· 100'"1'"'0"""1'"'v"'.s""""1--,1r--, MUSTANG VILLA FORD down. Will lloanco ..... ,. . c· &DILLAC '69 CHEVY z 28 . Ar • "·-· ''~" J>Qrty. ·<XlH&TTJ dlr. Ca1J A L I tf10 "' RH 4 ----'PS PB \Vhat bani .. p/s, Am-Fm. $9:icl. '67 MUSTANGS 2500 N. -Tustin Ave., Oran&:e Phil alter 10 .... ~ •100 or ~~ nt~· ---~-· · 11""" ... • · ., ' · ~~ day1 or 49a-0138 -· ~ -· -~·-· do )IOU think ol that, Kustom eve•• w"-'L 4 lo choose from. AU have 637-8222 4~·1"""'. _ '61.CAD El Dorado, full pWt, .. "'.,,. ""9 V.S """ ?\1otors that's where it's at. ,68 DOOCE Cb "" ~n1., autQ. tram., !67 PLY. Fu..., 3,· 4 Dr. , , FORD AUTHORIZED air. vinyl roof, Ult st~ring, ........ ,, vi• ••·fl hl ., V\VVan !i9 r•e .......... camp. K t Mot -· ' ... ·-' w ttwalla, ac-· hdlp. "'fl , Fae• a l•,-· ........... ~. LEASING" SYSTEM . Al\1/Tht & stereo tape. us om ors top. Xlnt O>nd. Sacrillee, . nd UOP838 .... , AW .. • .....
er untt, \Vl)rk done on tr&n1, America's · 111.Qttst: ·le-a.sing $3,350. 645-2,182: alt 5 pm 845 Baker, C.M. 54D-59l5 mu.st eel!. 557~. 546-5745 ~ir co · 'Otbus u ·tires: lmmac. SlS OO .
com?lcte new brake 5)'&tem system for ftnsnce o·r net & "'irnds 642-4011 ---ow as -Sll-1457 eves.
& """· Good "'""· 1"'11. leulni o1 all type ws.,,., '59 Cad Sedan 0. Villa '63 CHEVY II FALCON VILLA$169FOS R 196> PLY. Fur; II Ex.'°""· 530-1708 Btwn 5 pm & 9 pm tn.icltl. 2 door sedan. Loaded. dlr.,_________ D New tins &: brakes, .,,.. For Immediate Sale r ,,_. '69 SQUARE back, radials, e Immediate dell"MJ from ALL or PARTS tun price $299. (KlH952) ,68 FALCON 2550 N, TuAtJn Ave,, Orange tuned sroo. 642-6315 A~1/fl.I. Suptr clean. ottr 300 can and trucb Call afte 5 p M. 54J..l12D _C"all=•-94,,'"1'13.=_54o.41l52-,,=.-:::tt.IF\Ltura 4-Door Sedan, 200 eu. 637-8222 '64 VALIANT. stick, new 15,000 mi's. Make o!ter. • Competitive rates r ' ;-;; ,..~•1 '! t u• '65 ST I t b "· •· tllr '~ -66 "-~·u. Sed ~V'"-AR.i'ifY ........ s .. ·"us se · in. 6 eyl. f!""'·, auto. trans., Ml,I ANG eng., pan , r...,. "' mu . ,.......,33 or 846-4748 • New car delle-'-l.-. !l!l'Vloe ' ......,1 c an """ u.oo:, d ·~ "~ ~ -·1 6~11~ ...... ., '69 Chev. 8 Malibu, h tp, radio, heater, whitewalls, ~. u,......,.. or ,,,. .KJ. '68 vw Sqbck, -w· 11-,, e Full "tradeln" valu. for full powu, a/c, near new 1 / Hardtop, 3 speed, cana...., ·~ •• 1 307, auto, a r, \V w tinted glass, pov.·er steering. ·~ rad·, •. Xl·t ~-'. ll6DO. "·" >~ur present car tlttl. Immac. cond. Bk vlrL 1 .. 11 , yellow, xlnt. cond. in and PONTIAC .., " ....., .. u '-&I.I Polyglas, o m1 s. urry. An exceptional l owner car. 494 "",..,.. • All ...... 1 ... makes avafi. top. Prlv. owner. $2200. Call 6 out. 1 owner. Woulc: like ~" •--• ••"! 67;Hi38'7 afl · 1'-1ust see to appreciate. ---able ~ · foreiln car In trade or amall
'65 V\V. E~1PI eng, nlag!l, .For Com ple!e Uelaila; call '69 Cad El Dorado, 6,000 '65 CHEV. Impala 2 dr. V-8. V\VR65S. down, Will finance private 1968 PONT Exec. Sta. WP,
glv;s. fildrs, must sell $1000 f<.falcom Reid mi 's. Exctiplional C 0 n d . auto, p/1, N.d . !'ilereo t~.1 L S179f05 RD paM,y, IRHE626l dlr. Call &ir, AM/FM radio.2 8pwr
or best ofler. 673-2546 Leasing ~1ana.gcr Every a.ccesa, Air. 5'5-8036 Spotless cond. $1000. ......., VI LA Phil after 10 At.l 54(hll00 or windows I: llf:ata $ 0 0,
·55 VW bug, sunroor, xlnt Theod9 r• dayi:. !>45--l394 111;\'ts. 644-2760 ~· ~ N. Tuslln Ave., Orange 494.l<m, · 64>.2182; aft 5 pm & wknd!I
cood, chrom• wh"1'· tuood ROBINS FORD '68 EL DORADO. only 9000 '63 IMPALA 2 d'hdlop l· 637.S220 '61 MUSTANG I ~"-"""=11~~~~~-
exhauit. $995 .. 400.2144 2060 1-lai-bor Blvd. ml. facl atr, vinyl roof. lthr owner. Auto tra~s PIS P/B '66 F.ALCON 2 Door Hardtop. 289 V-8, auto '68 PONT. GTO, Ex Cond.
'69 VW Squareback Costa Mesa 6UOOIO uphol., full pv.T, stereo. ~~~1,',,,..~e~nt hrcs. $1200. CLUB COUPE. Radio, heat-trans .• powe-r iteering, ra· Air, r l h, sacrifice Sl750.
Under Wa1Tanty. ,.,,..,..,,,..,,..,,.....,..,,,..~I $5250. Pvt pty. 64f>..-0797 '"~=u~~~--,--,,,--,;ol er. Priced to sell at a u.crl-dlo, heater, tinted glass. '68 V\V ~ X tr a a, $1190.
$2000 Cash. &l&-7607 I' * '65 Chev. Impala. air Vl!L7CM. 89-1-2001 eves., 646-01&2 ~ '~ "~ITE V\V Bug. 33,000 -fll" LEA$E ..,.., 19&5 Calais, full pwr, a/c, !ice, SZM531$;7.95 &12-544.3 wknds.
.>.;JUo> "" 9-ord V8 FIDO Piclru xtra cl!!&n, top me-ch cond. cond, low ml's, JM>W trans. $1795
mi. Like new! !Ugh back 1 10 F -P New car on order. Will ac-Fantastic cond. Best ollr. VILLA FORD VILLA FORD '68 GTO, vinyl top, 4 Qd. seats. $14.50. 5&-5'137 w/camper, air, p/11, •auto ~. mags, ate~. ?.lust .U..
, tram, 3900 ml. $109 pet mo. cepl 10 boQk; Sl700. 495-4539 1965 Chev JI Nova, 4 dr. 2550 N. Tustin Ave., Orange 2550 N. Tuslin Ave., Oranae sacrifice $300 & assume-bill.
67 _ vw ~bk. Clean. Low SOUTH COAST '69 CAD C.D.V. 7.000 mi'a, ood . good nd 637-82Z2 637..azlO 64&-5.196 ~~tN~~~ It. batt. 300 w ~: LE~~ :ca etc. $5~ ~ dow;. ::::· o~fer. t~ ~ a 1969 Futura W~n, 6 cyl, su""P"~"R,...,ct"•"•"•-. -,.,.,..--,ll>-,.-ru-.. -l "',68"""'PO=N~TI=A=c'""eo"'o_v_. ""c"'ro=.
m9 V\V Bus, 40 llP • · WJ, ' 837_51~· ' v P · sun, v.·kdays aft 5 auto, radio, htr, lug rack. ning, '66 ?t1ust, wkle oval Air cond, p/1, p/b, stereo.,
•AM •56 CHEVY V-8, 3 s..-..l all Xlnt cone!, $2195. 495-4345 tires, auto, p/s, r/h. See am/fm, new lil"e!I. Xln't
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BIG ~ u-·· ,.,. -""Chtvy•-··'a 2dr•-'tnn r"'"" H-then let'g ""-ain, I'm .......... •'UM 67' -'66 vw Sunroof. new clutch. 548-52&3 -... ~ .. ..,...... '""' vr-, 1 au Ke I, mags. $32&.00. • FORD ....... ~ ...... A.I • .,.....,... ~ ...
Xln't cond. $950. Call • .,,. VW l6DO MH, PIS, P/B, clean, pxl ~ after 5 pm. euy. 673-a735 '65 PONTIAC Tempest 6,
548-964:>. ~ lillllll ... 11111 ... ,. ..... ,. .. 1 cood. ~or beat o~. MUSTANG '65 GT Coupe. rl h, auto. l Owner. 30,000
SAVINGS
NOW
Or besl ottrr 6*-1153 '8.2 CHINY SS. 327, p/i, 289 Auto, air, i;;te~. disc · eQN'I Call """' 1162
'66 VW, CLEAN. Lo Mi 's. 53-7391 after I pm '62 cad E:Xoep~y clean p/b, r&i:h, now tire1. $45(1, '67 l'ORD Oo1l•xlt JOO brks, loaded, clean, Orig. mi·s . .,.,vu. u.Jor ·
!\lust sell. l\1o.ke ollu. · 01,JR CARS · · 961-2014 2 lJoor 11 ~ Bl I h SHARP '65 GTO, yellow
962-1782 'fi6 yW. ~US. Split frnt 1eat, New tires, bra5M1. Me-107S ="'"~~-~----! a .... top. ue wt ownr. $1200. 644--0705 1 . 4 pd SU.95
.=-coc--c.,-,.--c-:;c=t r~dlo, 1ltrt0, wood pWJei· ARE CHEAPER itft e pm, 'M ?o1allbu 11&.tlon wqon. blue vinyl, auto, trans., R& MUSTANG 1966, 289, R&H, :/~st~~~:~: 6~719 eves. I '69 V\\I, black, AL'1·F~. Inf, Call 67W77t ,65 COUPE OE: VILLE All Clea~, pd~ tlrt1, power It, P.S., 390 V.a, air cond . ..,... :t i;;pd. i\fust sell SIOCXJ or
chrome rims, v•ood extras. • --" ~ · 1teer1ng $795 968-7322 VEN67'1. Sat·r1fl1"'('. Only -best offrr. 675-5936 am or '61 PONTIAC Tempe:st. auto,
ON ALL NEW, * 673-2098 * VOLVO '64 XKE SUNROOF x11'?,,~. ~~,',~· Xlnt cond. 5-I CHE~. 6 · cyl. auto. 2 $1395 aftrr 5 pm R&:J-f. Gd cond thruout. $195.
1970 COR~NAS Wir1 Wli11l1 ind A;r Cond. " .,:ru-""""' VILLA FORD 540-0062 l '69 V\V So& Su,,rool. Many ---Only $1998 '"'· Sl20 °' "'"1 '""· A•k 1966 MUSTANG Co n v l.1 =~=----~ • '.to CHOO.I OM xtral. f;fust SC'll. $1550 or WHY? CAD '65 Cp. de Ville S1995· foi-Bob. 5-19-1690 "~'.n N T I A n.. '65 PONT. Catalina 4 Dr. I \Vl;t;le/blk leather int. Full ===~c-;c=-:;7 ....w . u~t n vc., v1ange Lotlded! Deluxe wood grain
•e ALLL CMOOLOOERLSS bsl OJr. 57:>-3l 7S. • '65 VW ••• $998 pow. Air. M4-l!Ml. 1966 NOVA, 8 cylinder, stick, 637-822() , Int. \Vire whl&. V-8. All ;<~~\ 1'°00~~-·F,~~~ .. fu&lll., P.,.'!'.;~
A L '66 V\V Bu•. "·dlo, 7 R&H $100 do ' I ~ x't ·' "0 '"20 """"" '0 '"'"'"· ..... ,~,,. n.a. MORE VOL VOS wn"' 11; .. ,,. over •67 Ford Wag. Falrla,ne. power. nt CO•iu • ..,o-w · • ALL 19UIPMENT passenger. $13jlJ. ARE SOLD BY '65 RAMBLER AMER. '68 EL DORADO, fuUy equip. pmnll. 54>-7910 PIS, P/B, auto. O eanl '65 t.fUSTANG 2 + 2 '6& LeMans. Air-cond., new
IXECUTIVE DEMO'S AT * 962-3602 * FRITZ WARREN Autorn 1tic • .fin• Sma ll Cir $5400. Call 642-0900 ·oo MALIBU, brand nu tires, $1395. Day M6-77tl, Ew1. fastback. mint cond ., new lires. Sell low whlse blut
BIGGER '6' VW w/'63 '""""' cl""· SPORT CAR $888 ' <hromo rims. Good Cood! 646-4568. ""'· m4"1 x..,, 1200. bk, Priv ply. 8J8.-063l\.
_,. •Z::VI 1!70 CADILLAC Coupe de """ ~ 962-6945 SAVINGS good body, runt •-· -VW•, tully -'d, Ilk• now. $900. -•w, . '62 FORD Fa;rl.,., 500 2 49«£111 RAMBLER o• ""'" 494-957' CENTER '67 FORD "" ., I Good • ==;===== , 4 DeM-~ ssa:o. 675.2030 19a5 CHEVY 2 dr, V8, dr, V , p 1. transp. O . EXAM,LE1 1t70
4 DOOR SEDAN ·59 :v\V, xlnt cone!., radio, 710 E. 111, s -··· 547-0'i&t Low Mil11, Auh>Tn1tic. Pow1r 196'7 CADILLAC Sedan De autom11tic, wry clean $17~ $21S. Call 536-4418. LDSMOBILE '65 RAMBLER
wht walls, must sell immed. 14f.L-WAGONS St11ri119 I Br1k11. b c.1 llt"t Ville sbarp! Private party. 2286 Elden, C.M . ~ 1960 Ford Station Wagon, 440 2 Door llardtoP. Auto. ' speed, rad.lo, ,,.../walls,
heater, console. Ser. •
3<17584 •.
$160(). 5r:i-l :>70 ·. 1H -SEDANS l 11v it only $6 .. 98. ill Via. Lido Soud. 6Th-3678 CONTINENTAL Good co nd. Air . Rffi. $295. 1970 OlDS trans., radio, heater, LoW
1"' v .w . -.,;th ,,,!i'nche .;_.·VOLVO . '56 C•d 4 d' $200 lc'4s.~9'=11=~~~~ SPOJIT CPE. mllug•. E>coUont tranlpOr-~~ne~~285 s, ~-Im~;1~~ ':n~ry '66 MUSTANG Lo mi's Runa Good 67~93.tll. I966 Continental. lo ml't. full ':ir.s.~. tl~~L~~:~ talion. RE$~S
.62 V\V '5 ~ ·t80o£ SpOrt Coupe A11to1T11ticsf•~i11dom lop pov.·ei. air, Immaculate. Europe S2IXXl 494.7763 $2498 h VILCA FORD
WAS $2'.241.75
NOW
i560 or make offer. GOocl DEAN •LEWIS , CAMARO "'"="5·='=7""'999=="====l ·s2 Fal~n St~. \V1n. ~ stan. 177.89 MO..,,_.LY PAYMENT coll<!. l\Iust sell 67~74 C --•~•n 2550 N, Tustin Ave., Orange ==,--=-ccc-:=· 19'6 Harbor, .M. 646.9'03 '69 vw SUS r CORVAIR ri"d. A-1, n•H. 1200 .• ,. 1299 I.a th• tot.al down ?"Y· 631-8220
$1890;0
196-1 VV..' Can1per, fully equip. I ===""·"====== lJ P111t1u11r, 11 .000 M+lei '6 CAl'ilARO convt. Al cond, &12-0717 mcnt. $71.69 i' tM total I =~=~-.,.,..,_.,== ~. ~~~=.Sharp! $L17::i. Call Anflquel, Classics 9615 $2598 au 10 · 01 a r \\'he e J s . ~CORVATR l-:1on7.a. 34,000 '63 1''ALCON Fu!ura, 2 dr, monthly. payn1ent including ~:~~~i~r~~top
llLL MAXEY
TOYOTA ,,.......,"°" $1550/-be•t offer. Pvt pt)·. tn!le~-Neiv paint. Xl nt 6 cy!, g!ick iihlft. Except. taxes. Ucenge and all carry. *6"1>-5207*
546-723!, 835-0346 cond. Call art 5, 642--0962, clean, S49S. 67>-0367 Ing charges on approval of VILLAGE
AUTO SALES
465 E. 17th Str .. t
Costa Mesa .
'Sci CAMARO $1700 like new. 1 dayi 5"5-947:i · Bank credit tor 36 months. T llRD '65 HOnd• 31» Scrombl" I ;;'"===~~~-='== MERCURY Oc, ;r ,Ou would.•"'''~ to 1 ____ • ____ _
121i. Good cood. 675-1601 CORVETIE pay'"'''"" lull ·cuh prlco '61 T·81RD $495 aft 5 Is only·S2667:90 Including all Call 662159 •i9 CAA1ARO Z28 h i. 1 ----~----'67 C.Olo.ny Park, 10 pass taxes and 1'970 liCerise trans-
perfonnance, fully equip-SELLING a 1967 Fastback wag, ~U ~tras. Priv. ply. · fer. NotlJil'lg mo~ to pa,y. 1968 T·BIRD, Landau. 11'1111: 645-0410 645.0411
SHOPPING FOR
LOW PRICES? for used can A: trocb jult
call us for free estlmale.
GROTH CHEVROLET
\Ve finance anyorw;
v.'ho is
Married
Oivon:ed
p:Af. $2800. 1538-8429 Corveltc, t owner, under $195ll (21.1) 592-2344 Deferrec!•Pli;yfutnt price is ~ ~ .. a;i;;,,,,1mmac. collL
,.. ··-warTS.nty, must sell-moving. '65 MERCURY Comet Call. f3095.M Including all cany. ofMIWo ~
CHEVROLET
'G:i U.fP~I.A Wai. Full
powtr. Xln't co nd . $1195/
best offer. Prlv. pty .
'3&-1351.
Call aft 5:30. 675-2054. enle 3 dr. R/H, 4 ~pd Jlllt re-ing c~•. taxes and 1970 '65 T-8 1.Jd, J mm at: u J a ti ,
'64 C.Orvette Fastback. 4 spd, bit. New lhocka $750. 56-5378 liceng transfer. $1495-firm. Or~nal owner.
2425 ANNUAL PERCENTAGE 536-6016 a.ir, 32,000 mi. Pvt. S . '65 Mercury Montclair. RATE IS ONLY ll%
646-7800 4 dr. P/S, PfB. New pain t
CORV '67 F"bk A/Tran uk, $850. 545-5441 UNIVERSITY -TORINO '68 CHIV. Imp. Spt. Sdn.
v .1, euto. 1t•n• .• p0wer •'"•'nt· ••I la, ht11u . Un ltd 1l4IM, wMll C:OYl!<"I. A g.ood .... 1..-r Tr..ild In
on 1970 Ct>evraldl lklfllt XSl.01.
51499 Ask for S3les ?tfanager
18211 Beach Blvd.
Huntlng1011 Beach
KI "'1331
l\"ew reslden! ia Cahl.
Bankruptcy
Bc!c11usc \\"e Carry Our
Ov.·n Contracts
or-•rurn Oo"'•m O.A.C.
,\)J Your Ti·ansportallon
Nt•e<ls
196-i L\tpALA, 4j,000 ml.
good clean cond., nev.· tires.
673-4962
pv.T win I brk I str. pr/pty. '67 CO.UGAR 390 Eng. Full OLDSMOBILE
Immaculate S3095. 546-4429 po11o1er, a ir cond .. vinyl roof. 2850 Harbor Bl., Costa r.tesa
Clean! Call 646-4763. OPEN 1 DAYS
---'69 TORINO
2 Door Formal Hardtop. Vtry
sharp, Aulo. tram., RAH,
P.S., fact. air cond ., P.O.
brakes. Sacrlfic" -XJC56.'5.
'67 CHf'IELLE So4an
' cyl • •UIO. "'"'·· "°"'er 11e1r• lnQ. r1dio. ftN1tr, tlnled 9!111.
Wlleel <O•l'S. "0.K." In e...rv wovt Tr1dtd In "" 1'70 Cllevroltl, 1.ICe!l•t UJC40.
''9 RAMBLER American
2 Coor Cou111. 6 cyl., auto. t"n1 .. rtdio, ne1Jtr, whlttwl\I !lr11, tinted Ol&U, wlleel t0Vff1. "0.K ...
In .... 1ryw1yl New cir lrldt 111! 1.ltim•t YQU6PI. •
'64 CORVEm H.T. Cpa.
V·•· I UIO. l••n• .. pewtr •!""""''· r1(1Jo. heller, whi1tw1!1 I r11,
llnltd 111111, .,..,,..1 co ..... 1. New ti~ t~Mlel E•c•ll•nl conc:UUon. Lltena.e
OWllf.17.
~BE-KA~O·~~' ~ I' I I' I . 1
t--HO,_RH_,O_,,.~-il f I I I· ·1 . I RUTHEN
I I I I I I I
COUGAR ·c;1 Monte~y. t Or .. radio,
heater, pD\ver, $400 cash.
CALL 54()..9640
WE PAY CASH
FOR YOUR CAR
-62 (~h,-,-.. ~N"',,-a""1"°V"'•oo-,-
6 cyl. R/H. Auto. 7 XI 'I C d I" 494-Zl.57 '68 XR . . n on . ....,
'6i OLDS Cutlus. $350. Re.
bit trans. Orig. ow n r .
542-9!161 day1, 646-8607, eves
& wknds.
$2495
VILLA FORD C1\RS fROM $!l!I
C!2an $275. 642-1813
-,.-, Nova 5.S. 350.
n1i"s, fn1 stereo. $2100, 843 I S Y 0 UR A D IN
Sonora Rd., C.ll'I. CLASSIFIED? Someone will
TIIE SUN NEVER SETS on
DAILY PILOT WANT ADS!
2550 N. Tu5tln Ave., Orarwe
637-8222 CONNELL
CHEVROLn
2828 Harbor Blvd.
Blue Chip Auto Sales
2143 S. Harbor, Co•ta Mtsa
540-4392 . SC.9700
Costa ~fesa 54f,.1200 BUSl.ESI' mar11.etplace tn -~IMPO=°"'a;TS~W~ANTE'°"'""o,..-town. The: DAILY PILOT
Qr.anae Countie;s CJ11111fled asection. -Sa v •
TOP $ BUYER money, time & eUort. Look
BDL MAXEY TOYOTA nowt! 1'
S2200 * 546-0388
TIME FOR
Ql,llCK CASH
THROl,IGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT ADS
-···-COUGAR
(5) 1970 COUGARS, loaded,
low mileage. $3000 each. * 63>5480 *
18881 Beach Blvd.
H. Beac1L Ph. Ml-Ell .l"m;po;;;;;rt;ad;;;Auto;:;.';;;;;;;-;;;;' t;;m;;;";;;·::;rtad;;;;;;;A;;u;;rlo;;•;;;;;;;';;600;;;;;11;;m;;;po;;;rt;;ad;;;;C;;a;;rs;;;;;;;;;;;
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR P
FOR TOP USED CARS
U )"'IV!' car ta extra clean,
see UI first.
POOLE l!UICK
• 234 E. 17th St.
Cofl .. a: ritesa 543-7i65
THt: QUICKER YO~ CALL,
't'HE QUICKER YOU SELL
Confucius soy: "U you sleep
like boby, xou don't --." ....... -
>··J. O Com~lel• tile <hvc~I• qvcted
by lolling '" l~e mlM!ng wordi
you devtl~ from ll•P No. 3 below.
MAY SPECIALS
$1995
1967 Alf• 11.•"'"
Spri nt •T. bocly by Bir•
lone. Rtdio, h11f11, 5·
1p11d, 11ic.• l$1r. #]Jb9)
$1395 ' 1t6S M•I iMhtf.
R1clio, h••1•r, 4·1 p1td.
Sht'P· IZWCllll
$2595
1962 PemM-C.,. . ..., ..
Rtclio, h1 1lt r, 4-1pe1/. reel
finith. Shtrp. IKDl l 24 1
$1295
$895
19tJ ICerM9119 Giii• c,,.
ll1tllo, he1t1r, '4·1pt ed , T.T.
fini1k. !WAL260 l
$2995
1 tll 'IW C..nper
11.f.dlt, h1tftr, 4·1pttd.
Reedy for th• rotJ. IVWU
,19)
$995
l!U Yelff 1n.s
:t ~.. rtclit , httt..-, 4.
1P1tcl. Sh•rp. IJWVl29l
$2195
1961 YM" 144 W .
RMio, httltt. 11110.. 1!r
c.o"tl., low mile1,e. !WEI
Ob9 1
$1095
1••1 T•Y-'• c.,. .. Seel.
R1dio, hitter, 1ulo. Pric.•d
t• 1ell. (VOK.671)
$1295
196t Tey.te C..oll• c,.,
, ll.1tlle, h1tf1r, 4·1pt1d.
IXIN446)
$1095
1tl7 T•pt• Cr.wit
2000 Sl11lon W19011 "filh
0¥1ttl tl•t. IVEll9JI
$1395
1911 1 • .,. .. c.,... w .
H11+er. 1uto. Si lt prict6.
!VTTJ71 )
$1495
1961 ,,... TJ-4 ! 1195 1 1961 Tty•t• CoreH H,T.
Rocl1tr, l\Mlt , hto4t,, 4,. • 19 1•"'-tlf'.... Cpt ,. r1cli1, hitter, •·
e,.M,. ""''• ""~ INMJ Orh ltt41e, ht•ter,· .... ,. 1p1-.il, L1THl1irt•P· ht
11J ! '''"'· 11111 ,.;,,, 1$1,901 ) !XOFJJ)) , .................................... ..
be looking far II. Dial 642·
5678
Priced for
ACTION
We hlVI COUpel, sedant, a Jolt of .. , ... VI Wlgoftl It the HtoOCf
old dayt'' pri ces. Come lri and ... why MontolSJO ta the be•t Inter·
mediate buy In America:.
NEW 1970 MONTEGO
1 cir. 111,cltop. Equip. •Ith deful't -wh11I COlltrt, whit• 11clt wi ll
tire1, c1rpelinq, •ulo111ttic. t11n1111l11!011, ~w1r 1f1tring, AM
r1dio, tint1Cf 9!1n. No. OHOIL16J9$4 l'lu1 l •• a Lic1111•
"""~"' LllHll CH TIIHTU • llUJll • llUCHY •HIUI .
-. Jo-ii-n·su •SOD··
t.tl• ~ IOUUYAD, Cllll"A 8111rA •
141·1111 DE.AN LEWIS e PRINT NUMBERED lETIEllS I I 4
IN lHESE SQUARES
I I ·I 1966 HAUOR ILYD., eostA MISA 646-9303
New It tM .... TIIM lit ttf -n_ .. "7: • U.C•M.,..,-,..._,
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• DAll.Y PILOT
CADILLAC NINETEEN SEVENTY
Yovr , Factory f.ufhoriz_ed -Cadil(a~ D'eaJer
Serving -the -Oran ge Coast Harbor Area
~ . ·~
CADILLAC NINETEEN SEVENTY
EXCELLENT SELECTION OF
MODELS & COLORS
FOR LEASE OR P URCHASE
Even when measured by Cadillac standards of
excellence, the 1970 Cadi.µac is sure to exceed your greatest
expectations. Let's get together soon f9r a demonstration drive.
'
Buy or Lease Today. Choo~' From Our Record Inventory
• •
I
FACTORY EXECUTIVE CAR
1970 SEDAN DE VILLE
CLEARANCE SALE
Th is gor9•ous 1970 Cedillec hes full leath•r & cloth interior,
vinyl roof, full Cedill.c power eccessories plus of course fac-
tory e ir conditioning, AM -FM stereo multiple x rad io, power
door locks, tilt-telescopic steff'ing wheel, reer window defog·.
ger, twilight sentinel , plus .much more. Th is cer hes hardly beetf
driven, le11 th•n 6700 mi!•s. Serii11I numb•r 12074471.
-'
1964 CADILLAC CLEARANCE ULE
·-·-·~,-· -
,.-~---· --J . -• ••• •
' $1333 2 door hardtop. Full power equipment plus
factory air conditioning, cloth &: leather OVER 80 QUAtllfY CADIIL...\CS
interior, AM-FM radio. CQZV181J
1968 CADILLAC
Coupe DtVille. Vinyl top, clolh &: leather
interior, full power, factory alr AM-FM
radio, rear window defogger. (YJT078)
1968 CADILLAC
Convt. DeVllle. Leather interior, full pow·
er, factory air, stereo AM-FM multiplex,
tllt-tele wheel, twilight sentinel. radial
tires. (XJA187J
1966 CADILLAC
Coupe DeVille. Padded top, cloth &: leath-
er Interior, full power, factory air, Ah1-
FM radlo, Wt-telescopic wheel etc. (SJL-
13')
1969 CADILLAC
Eldorado. Vinyl t op, cloth &:: leather in·
terior, full power, factory air, stereo AM-
FM multiplex, power door locks. tllt teJe-
scopic steering wheel, cruise control. twi-
light sentinel, etc. Low mileage. (H9135715)
1965 CADILLAC
fleetwood sedan. Full power, factory air,
AP.t-fhf, cloth & leather interior~ tilt teJe-
ACOPic wh@tl, power door locks. CHFA306)
PRICE '
CLEARANCE SALE $3888
PllCI
CLEARANCE SALE
'
s3444
PRICE
CLIAlANCE SALE $2222
PRICE
CLEARANCE SALE
s5999
PRICE
CUARAWCE SAU
s1999
Pl I Cl
AND OTHEl FINE CARS
TO SELECT FROM
LARGEST SELE€TION IN
ORANGE COUNTY!
•
--UNU~JJ-ALL ¥-I~lll.\{;:ULATE
AUTO}IOBiLES
1·969 Thunderb ird Landau With Electric Sun Roof
'
A very-rare -ear with only 6:500 ·miles. Full power . .factory air, tilt
wheel, stereo AM·FM multlple.x. Local 1 owner gem. (100028)
Tfl7 OLDS DELMONT II 2 DOOft HARDTOP 21,000 MILES
<ULN518)
1f66 OLDS VISTA CRUISER t PASS WAGON 26,000 MILES
(114807)
ltH PONTIAC GT0,..HARDTOP 1t,OOD MILIS
fWIA868)
1967 iHiiND.ERllRD (.AN DAU ':IG,OOI MIL~S . ·--1U?XG50l
1t67 ME.R(£DE$ 230 S.L. COUPJ: Jl,000 MILES
fTUZ186l -'-.
,,. ... CADlL"l.l'C SEDAK DE ·vrtLt 19;000 "MILIS -. .. (WlA614-). -~ • . ... ..
-NABERS
$
'
2.600 Harbor Blvd., ..
·· -Costa ·Mesa -~-·'--··
540~9100
SALES-BEPARTMENT OPEN
•
PRICE
1966 QD_ILIJlC CLLOANCE ·sAU
$2333 r • Sedan De Ville. Vinyl top, leather Interior,
(ull po\i:er, factory air, Ah1-fl\I radio, etc.
Local 1 O\vner. (\VXE473) PRIC!
1970 CPE. DE VILLE CLEAlANCE SALE
-fACTORYEXECUTIYI CAR 55999 Full po\ver. full Ieii..thet lnt~rlor, vinyl ronf.
A1'.1-Fi\'I stereof door locks, tilt & tele-
i;~opic steering, twilight sentinel, every
extra & Jess than 4000 mile&. (Ser. 34333) PRICE ..
'
CADILLAC ctEARANCE SALE 1965 $1666 Coupe Deville. Leather interior, full pl)\\"·
er, factory air .. coodltioning, signal-seeking
radio, ne\v radia1 tires. (l'\108465) PRICE
CLEARANCE SALE
1967 EL DORADO s3999 Full power, factory air, Vinyl top. all leath-
er interior, tilt &. teleticopic wheel, i\l'reo
AM·f"p.f, cruise control, every extra & lo\\'
mileage. <UZF004J PRICE
1968 CADILLAC CLEARANCE SALE
54999 Eldorad6. Fi remlst pa.I nt, vinyl top, lenther
interior, full l>O\\'er, factory air condition-
ing, sterw AM-FM, tilt-tele wheel, po\ver
door Jocks, etc. Local 1 owner, low miles. PRICE <VFL238)
CLEARANCE SALE
1967 CADILLAC 53111 Seda.n ·~Vll\e, Vinyl top, leather lnterlor.
f'P, F ;\., tilt tele, AM·fM, power door
locks. po"·er vent \Vindows.:OX!to 1 owner.
(UJH591J P~ICE
LEASE SPECIALS
1970 Cpe. De Ville s174 mo.
1970 El Dorado 5199 mo.
Immediate Delivtry
on •ny ,.r In stKk
fully equipped \\oith air conditioning. stctt'O, full leather,
landau top. All J>O" er extnui, t'tc. etc.
24 Montll Open End Leen~
LM•• offor expiru M•J 17th, 1970
8:30 AM to 9:00 PM Mon. thru Fri. e 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sat. and Sun .
.;.LL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE . .;.LL SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUG;H TUESDAY,, M.;.Y I , 1970
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DAILY PILOT .
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
MAY 2, 1970
t • i •
POa UY. JOB'f'I GILES
MILBAYEN, ~
U...opd•rwd~e
/«' ,,,.._,.. T~-D.
ll., N;.1.,.. ,,.,,.,. 'f'l;Y.
• I have aaid that in thnie years tllett
will be option.a.I marriage.
FOR IU.YllOND BUD of •1rouiJe ..
Do,.. .. .,. ..... Ut-,,,..llG_..,.. •I ......
~ ,,,.,.,,,,. _.. ...
,.-, ..w. -,.... ,,,.y
crlbh••• 1-C11rloH• ..... y....,..., Cal..
e AIAy of tbe be Mexican d.iabea suit
my tute .bacla. and ru drop aoything rm
doiag to play a good game of cribbage.
POR FERJllREIC YO'f'I BIU.U'f'I,
NASA I.....,.....,..,,.._,_...,
•eteora, •re qaiie ...... .... ~. c..u
. IMy lie •I .,..., ,.
• ...,. .,,,.:e&r•/f.1--llrs. a.r...oe B. •ce..., ltos6oro, 'f'l.C.
• The spacecraft are protect.ed agaimt
damage from small meteorites by pro-
t.ec:tiYe ehielcling oo both lhe outside and
inside of the capsule. The odda again.It
an Apollo spacecraft being stJuck by a
Jarse meteorite are about the same as
thoee aga.imt being .mack by light:ni.q
here Oil earth.
roa Gfl'f'llLLA K..'f'IUl'SON, ,.,$ "T.Jrc Ii or Fl
Bo• •re ree•-•••r•
1e1Mrally rre•te.l i•
~U.1--M•reU.
•eat, llda&, 'f'l.l'.
• Oar JOWl« people a.re g:iTen a great
deal of penooal freedom. They a.re will·
ing to accept responsibility of their par-
ent.a' trust. This responsibility keep. them
&om abuaiq that freedom.
POa BOFIE If.URN,
C~MT o/ &Mball
Flao ••••• ap r•e ,......, ___ ,,, ,.,. dMo
H••41•1-Jlr•. Marie
S.._r,C~OW.
e Harry Simmons of my ot6oe, with the
help of representatives of the National
and A.mcYic:an Leagues. makes up the
echedule lthich must be presented to the
leagues no later than September.
What Int.he Worldl
Look for Survival .. People look at
what interests them most-and that's
~., OOID'De"ltl 8Cicnoe writer
Isaac Aaimo'f, who's scripted bis 6rst "
special. "'ne Umeen World." to be eeen
tonight on ABC. .. Few people look at the
world arouad them." But now they mta&t
9'a.rt gdtinc iaterested in the ameen
w~ld-life in a chop of water, or beneath
the aea-1IO they learn to care about our
urpnt problea of ..ani .. I, enough lo
do ~iq about it. .. If we don't
IO~ the problems of increasiq popu•
latioa ud polla•ion.," warns ANmo•.
~ will be nothiq left 10 10J.e. ..
High He.ls vs. Low Now that higher
heels are back in fuhion, the American
Medical Auoc:iation wams that the &oks
of women's feet may 11ting when they tt·
Yert . to 1h.cee ahoe8. Because the old
mide is too long for the new heels the
wca.re1"11 bala.oce is impaired. This long
step. which oonawitly forces a rcg.ajning
of balaMe, ca~ pressure on the bal~
of the fef't-bence, the stinging. Solution:
take 11hor .. , strides. walk more slowly,
keep t<>eb 111 raight ahead, and feet clo!ler
together ;l .... 1 when wearing ftate.
Uttle Cty Slktlers The .. Farm It
Ranch Vaeation Guide" hu been in oper-
ation for about 20 yean, listing farm
City lcm
lindpigs
0 d101199
Pglrt.
funil.ie8 who take in paying gue9U from
I.be city. Maor of the h08ta b&Ye kept
crourself
FOR ROBERT Fl'f'ICR,
S«.re ""1 o I R etll ill.
EUl:oliMl & rel/ore
Flay IMu ...i o reliAJ/
••' /iraeraci•f pl••
... U-.,iael/l Co pro-
WNU 11ao ... ,.,,. of el.-
urfy ~,., llOIC' e•hrrllUfUI
_.,. ;,.~,..,., lou of N111U..•, llt.e
opporfrueily Co eo11eert iMiT froaert
eq•iiy Udo iacomae, -.a. reeoU.U.,
• life ~,..11eyf-llOWH1rJ ..4. /rdi.e,
R .. broolc HeiKlal.a, N.J.
• Thu matter wu studied jointly by
Oeputment of Health, Education & Wel-
fare and Housing & Urban Development.
but it baa not been possible to convert
the basic proposal into a workable plan .
The major difticultiea arise in ecttiag a
nloe upon deteriorated property which
may hue littJe. if any, current m.uket
nlue yet is important to the individual;
the maintenance responsibility for the
acquired property; bow to 9Ct a price
on property wb0&e fulure value is un-
certain and may thus greatly increase or
decrease after a value bu been act.
FOR NANCf lJICKEltSON,
NBC coTTapo#l,tttt
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.:laildre11. Are daeH
yoar 0111r1 or edopted?
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Bro11111, ffrul.ore., IV.ff.
• When I got married. I wu luuy
enough to inherit three !llep-daughters.
I gave birth lo two boys.
FOR COY. R.4ROLD LeY.4NlJER,
1tlilutuo1a
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• Both public ud private organization
are working to help keep Minnesota beau-
tiful-the Nation.al Forcsl Service, St&te
Conaerva tion Department, highway-main·
teoance crews, and the Clean Air-Clean
Water Committee. Many private busi-
nesses distribute free IHter bags for
u&e in automobiles .
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notes of youngsters' reactions lhe first
time they visit the b.myard. Some sam-
ples: (From Stephenson. Mich.): "Mom-
my, a cow just escaped from the zoo."
(From Medford, Wi!.): "That chicken
laid an egg. and be'11 laughing about it."
(From Middlehury, Ind.) : "I A111cli ele-
phant.." (From New York slate a reply
of farmer to a child worried which pig"
will go lo marke1): .. Only volunteer~
arc considered."
I Watc.h and Warn With the tornado
llCAllOn beginning this month, there's one
sure way to survive one. ac<'ording 10
1he Environmental Science Scrvil'e!' Ad·
mini&tration of the U.S. Department of
Commerce: .. Be on watch, be warned,
and be gone!"' Operation Skywam is a
community tornado-prepared~!' pro-
gram. Volunlecr11 watch the newspapenr.
and IV, and listen lo the radio for .. sevcrr
11tono warnings." Then they follow events
to 11ce if the 11lonn develops into a tor·
nado. If it does_ they warn the com mu·
nity. The advance notice bas meant the
Tomodo bits Tracy, Minn., 1968.
difference between life and death. Fatal
tornadoes occur in all SO states. To join
Skywam, contact your local weather
bureau.
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IJon1 let another year go by. Ltls assumt you've wanted a Cadillac for ytars.
Youvt admired its btauty ... its continuity of stylt that so rtadily idtntifies a Cad~llac. Youve long respected it for its many availablt
comforts, convtniences and advanced enginuring achievements. Also, you've bun impressed by Cadillac5 remarkably solid repu-
tation ... unmatched by any other fint car ... for value al resalt time. Wtll, this is the ideal limt to discover what makes Cadillac
for 1970 the most successful of the wqrlds luxury automobiles. Your authorized dealer is ready lo make this your Cadillac ytar.
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By ROSALYN ABREVAYA
Amid the controversy raging here and across the Atlantic
.t\. for lengthened hems, leg wat.chers are charging
that a conspiracy's afoot to hide the American woman's
greatest assetr-her gams!
Whether women will succumb to the diet.ates of the
fashion high priests remains speculative. When she has
to clad those gorgeous legs, she'll experience a greater
freedom of choice.
Leg coverings this season come in all variations, for bpld
exposure under the mini 0r peeking from beneath the midi.
You can choose sheer or opaque pantyhose in rich
colorings that include pumpkin, turquoise, lilac, or canary
yellow. You can select. a sleek, subtle texture in
herringbone, for example, or brilliant water-color
print stockin~ven hoee with a racing stripe
that runs provocatively down the side. For those who
fancy a minimum of underpinnings, there is pantyhose
all grown up into a body stocking or choose a short
leotard, from a nude shade to a Peter Max inspiration
(as seen on our cover) to go under just about anything!
Whether you're for more leg exposure or less,
coordinating clothes with the proper hose still is the name
of the fashion game in 1970-the mark of the
well-put-together woman. •
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l'liJln, fe/liag MUMootu are tlu ff&Otif of I.AU Peter JI~. •treU1' opaq1U
paty1'oH to aoeor tnMI# tlu •Mrt •lcirt. Dru• bf Crazr Hone; •lou /NIM ~.
A ,.iette t>f fn.1' i4«U nur11e lere (L to r.J: ,.,atrlote U. 4
Pl'•J>ki•-.colored, nbth lurrittgbmae tuf•re; tlu otl&er t wo,
•Mer MUA •tockdo• u. 4 delicate tnaeerr of lo1'dr •t&ted paatm . ,
IAkl °" to •lur dretcA ~rlote toitl& a naci110 •tri,,e-
i• 11&.o4u /rwrc boM to block. DreH: Mr. Mort. S1'.ou : Tl&orer McNeil.
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FOR 6IN10 AflNUTES!
Now even if you have the smallest kitchen. you can
enjoy an automatic dishwasher that works just like
bit', apensive electric models-but requiree abeo-
lutely no plµmbing, no installation. No extra pre-
rinsing or 8Cl"aping, either, not even for egg and milk
di.sheet Washes. rin5M, dries crystal-clear without
spotting ... and you never put your hands to water.
Amazing speed-does complete service for &-din-
ner plates, salads, desserts, cups, glaaeee, silver, the
worb-in 10-minutes ftal
HOMEMAKERS, SEND YOUR
DISHPAN TO THE SMITHSONIAN!
Join the thousands of deli1hted women (and men/)
who've already purd:lased this little miracle worker
since it first bwat upon the ecene a few abort months
ago! The first machine of its talent, ever! 100% safe
even for your best, most delicate crystal, even for
plastic ware! Gentle, yet thoroufh. Even gets rid of
persistent food odors. Even waah pota and pans. Uti-
lizes wilt.er hotter than the hands can stand to free
atubbom food particles. And hear thi&-you don't
hear this! Operates in complete, blissful silence.
BE A GUEST AT YOUR OWN PARTIES I
TAKE ALONG ON VACATION-LIVE!
Unit stands on countertop, is ingeniously designed
to store right in dish cabinet. Stacking ia at fingertip-
level ... no stooping to load, unload. Automatic deter-
gent dispeD&er. Costa lees than 2¢ a waah to operate.
So handy, eo economical, many folb with big ma-
chines prefer the countertop. Leta you be a guest at
your own parties. See-thru dome. 20~" 1' 20~" x
18~ ". Unit ia completely portable-take it along
anywhere, and really have a vacation! Precision man-
ufactured in U.S.A. for years of top-quality perform-
ance. Full-year guarantee on all parts.
FREE 10-DAY HOME TRIAL
-SEE FOR YOURSELF
Wash 10 day's worth· of dishes entirely at our risk.
Give a party. Do all your best chin.a. Then. if you are
not thrilled and delighted, return for refund of every
penny of your purchase price.
MAisofit o0o Michll. 1'4. Dept. PW· 50
lllcMt Bldg., New Hrcle P•rl. N.Y.11040
1111 llW $3 I 98 llTlllllCTllY
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Michel aldg .. New HJ• hrtl. N.Y.11040
Gentlemen: KiDdly l'Ulh --Automatic
Countertop DiahwMhen at $39.98 Neb, ph11 e11prem charr• collect. U I am not del~hted,
I may return for full refund or cancellation
of complete purchMe price.
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They won't replace th
blood pressure, fluid drainage from
the cheat, urinary output, and their
temperature.
The computer controls the monitor-
ing and determines whether the pa-
tient needs inf uaions of blood or other
special solution.a or medication&-
tben it automatically start.a the infu.:.
sion and at.ope them when it should.
Abudy entl'U8ted with patients who
have undergone the moet complex
open-heart surgery (multiple valve
replacement, artery and heart re-
pairs). it can also be applied follow-
ing other forms of surgery and for
serious medical conditions.
n.. U.S. Public Health Servioe is
ao confident of the importanoe of
medical computers that it bu autho-
rized some $10 million a year for
research into their \18e8. At the Uni-
versity of Southern California, too,
automatic infusion of fluids and med-
ications, regulation of reapiration,
control of heating and cooling devices,
even the control of heart pacemakers
will be triggered by computers.
COfllrol ata.tiMt tJl KetteriAg Ro8J)ital i" Dart<nt rdara MedU:al. data. to IBM COM~.
At the University of Calif oruia at
Loe Angeles' Brain Reeearch Ioatitute
one da.y recently, a telephone rang.
The caller waa Elliott Sparrow, who
ia subject to epileptic aeisures. His
doctor had bad difficulty recently in
keeping these under control so be
turned to a product of our space
effort. a devioe which ae.nds medical
information on astronauta back to
NASA from space. About the size of
a transistor radio with litt&e wires
attached to the head, the electronic
device wu booked to Elliott's head as
he worked in his garden. The device
broadcast electrical signals from his
brain to a special radio receiver, which
sent them by phone to a UCLA lAbora-
tory for recording and computer
analyais.
AMEDICAL-EQUIPMENT
company engineer, Will
Young, recently visited a tiny
hospital in West Virginia to
check its X-ray machines.
After a dinner meeting with
the physician in charge, he
complained of severe "indi-
gestion," but an examination
showed nothing.
An electrocardiograph exam (ECG)
wu called for, but in remote arus
it's often nece88ary to mail the result
of these tO large cities for a special-
ist's diqnoeis. This can take a week
or more. But something new bad been
instaDed in several cities in West Vir-
ginia-a two-and-a-half-foot-square
machine which transmitted the ECG
to New York City's Mou~t Sinai Hos-
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pital by telephone lipe. Here Dr. Leon
Pordy's computer took the call Within
minutes Will Young's host, still sit-
ting by his bedside. had the computer
diagnosis (some say more accurate
than a doctor's) .
Will didn't leave that hospital for
several week&-he had had a serious
heart attaclc and the computer's diag-
nosis probably saved his life. Truly,
there is a vast change coming in
American medicine.
"Quick. Doctor, the Computer" may
soon be heard echoing through hospi-
tal corridon. True, computers can
never provide the warmth and under-
standing of the old-time family doctor,
but they provide a level of medical
care the old "Doc" never dreamed of.
TbHe electronic marvels alttady per-
f onn mus ecreeninr of vast numbers
of people with 15-eecond electrocar-
diogram8, b.ke charge of the post-
operative care of open-heart surgery
patient8, diagnose eye diseases and
some 263 others, including 78 mental
or emotional disturbances. Computers
can be depended on, for t hey now fix
themselves: these self-repairing com-
puters can operate perfectly without
care or maintenance for well over a
year-if serviced regularly, they
would average about 1,000 years be-
tween repairs!
Dr. Cesar J. Caceres (the planner
and first chief of the instrumentation
field station of the U.S. Public Health
Servic~·s heart-disease control pro-
" gram) speab of the computer as help-
inl' "create a revolution in medicine."
During the past three years at the
University of Alabama Hospital in
Birmingham, a computer has been in
charge of approximately 400 patients
following open-heart surgery : it
keeps tabe on their heart rate and
All 1111ott had to do wu dial a
special telephone number and leave
the phone off its book while be went
about his gardening. The computer
analysis of the information made it
pouible for Elliott's doctors to do a
great deal more· for bim--and for
m.any others with this and other neur-
olocical diaturbances.
And all this is not limited to the
United Stat.ea. The medical records of
a million-and-a-half Swedes are now
eecurely registered in a computer's
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By Dr. AR.THUlt S. FREESE
memory. The in.formation ia filed in
the memory buk in lQen, each with
more detailed information-three
left18 DOW bot thia can be expanded
to 60. The first left! baa buie iden-
tification; the eecond. such critical
medical data u drug allerriee, ~
cinationa, and put illneeaea. The third
Jarer coven hoepital visits and X-ray
information.
AlllNlw ... everyone baa an identi-
fication number, the penon's record
can mu be found from hia name or
even just his physical description in
an emel"l'eney. Only hospital staff
members with a "need-to-know,.
status have keys that can turn on the
display terminals which in turn are
coded to the computer by locations.
The X-ray department. for example,
can get only X-ray information.
In MJdition, auch ultrapenonal in-
formation aa psychiatric or venereaJ-
diaease treatments can only be ob-
tained by certain pbysiciana who must
insert a special code number into the
machine. The computer also keepe
track of thoee who requested such
c0nfidential displays.
But the really major vital changes
introduced by the med.ical computers
are in the area of patient diagnosis
and treatment. An IBM computer ia
now being u.sed to detect abnormal-
i~• in the human brain at the Michl-
• pn Department of Mental Health's
Lafayette Clinic in Detroit. The com-
puter tracb injeCted ndio.ctive sub-
atancea. atudiee the human bee re-
flex and the chaqee in the heart ~
breathing rate under different emo-
tional conditiona, 8COl"e8 and inter-
prets psycbolo«ical te.ta. It will SOOD
be running the laboratory equipment
to study cloee)y the effects of differ-
ent drup on behavior. It can even
aample the e1ectrical chanpe iD 16
areu of the brain every five milli-
aeconda ( thouaandtha of a second),
providing 1,600 aamplee every b.alf-
aecond.
.. flak same area, Dr. AU'01l Paley, Denver• National Jewish Hospital
chief of psychiatry, baa used peyc•
lotical tests to predict in 24 of 2'l
heart-aurgery patients whether the
patient would survive surwery ! In
Paley's own words, "In thia kind
of study the computer ia indiapena..
able •.• tbere's no other way of find-
ing how 60 or 60 or 70 differe:nt vari-
ablee relate to each other or to the
problem at hand ...
Others have used computerised
monitoring SJ'lttema to protect vulner-
able newborn inf ants by helping the
hospital head off outbreaks of inf ec-
tion. Computers have made it poe-
A HOUVtDell "°"''*"" GCC11&•t"4tu "414 eOM-pil«l "'r tlau .tei•tileoAMr at Lo-Ao
l•lawd J.Wla Borpital, N .Y., allowrifao cloeton aeamatdr to ~ tw•on.
Fi.U.-of-rifttnt tat at Uait1enitr of T1ZG1 Soatl10at.,... Jl«lioal Selool m Dal-
la ua dalo fed fN>M rnnred tv act to /Bil eOMpestw to tl.uet -r• du..,a.
aible to dip your f inpra into two tiny
cups of ..it water and get your elec-
trocardiogram read by a computer
with a better than 95% accuracy-
and in 15 seconds. They can spot
tumors by teaming a Honeywell com-
puter with a device which apota radio-
active aubstances in the body.
A medical team at the University of
Texu Southweatem Medical School.
Dallaa, uses a computer to carry out
special eye teeta (a "visual field": the
apace you can see while loolrina at a
fixed object). The results are better
than a well-t r ained technician or
doctor can obtain with standard man-
ual~.
Id .._ recent 118th annual meet-
ing of the American Medical A.uo-
ciation, computers demonstrated their
skill at diapoeing 800\e 263 di.eeaae9,
including 78 mental and emotional
dilordera. Oftr 1,760 different symp-
toms of gaatrointemnal, urinary, and
emotional diMMee were handled by
the computer, providing almoet in-
stantaneously a diffenntial diapoeia
beMd on the varioua combinationa fed
in by the participatinr phyaiciana.
The syatem bu been :.ompared to an
encyclopedia of medical lmowledce
which opena itself at the appropriate
pare. I saw one psychiatrist walk
awq from the ma.chine, shaking bis
bead in sheer amuement at the way
the machine bad flawleub' fieaded a
aeries of problem.....,.ome of which
were phony-that be bad thrown at it!
The ~t uae of computen baa
been for matching available tnna-
plantation orl'an• to patienta. In
Europe. a book the aise of a large city
telephone directory list.a some SOO
potential recipients for kidney tnna-
planta. Their tiaaue type, aae. eex.
addreu, blood type and reactiona, and
diaeue atat~ are all fed into a com-
puter. At 1eaat once a month. the com-
puter prints an updated readout of
the recipient Jiat, which ia then dis-
tributed to the Netbe.rlanda, Bellium,
Luxemburw. Switzerland, and Weal
Germany. Hen in the United State.
various veniou of the same •18tem
are beins carried oul
Dr. a. Odo I www", director of
the laboratory of computer Kience at
the lluaacbuaetta General Hoepital,
after pointing out the imJ)Kt of com-
puten on commercial and industrial
activities, ea.id : "The modem hoepital
with ita diverrent function.a ia bllllll1
in need of ita own revolution in
automation."
Dr. Caciere1' worda clearb' aum up
the whole matter: "Automation of
medical and laboratory teeta ... can
cbanp the coune of modern medicine.
It ia inevitable in the lon•' run, it ia
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Not just another pretty face.
Ours has been a great name in watchmaking for 2 30 years.
• So you kn ow we haven't been getting by on
looks alone.
Our Swiss artisans would rather turn in their
eyepieces than tum out a jeweled movement that's
anything less than the ultimate in precision.
Every part is triple-checked before it goes into the
a.sc . .And double-checked after it's in.
.A Jules Jurgensen is never rushed through an assembly
line. We choose our inspectors for their
toughness, not their speed.
Wh)' do we spend so much time on our watches?
So they'll spend a lot of time with )'OU.
This $1 ,000 handcrafteJ man's wristband watch is
called Eduardo. One piece Continental styling incorporates
a t 4K gold case and l 4K Florentine band. The sleek
wide oval case contains a magnificent I 7 jewel
movement. Other Jules Jurgensen watches from $80 to
S 10,000 at fine stores e,·erywhere. Write for an
illustrated brochure and name of your nearest
authorized dealer.
Jules Jurgensen Corp. Since 1740, makers of
superlative watches and chronometers. U.S. Offices:
;\52 Park Avenue South, New Yodc. ----·
JUNIOR REASURE
CHEST
Riddle Me'l'lds
How can you keel> someone from
pottina' eomethinl' YOQ don't want
into your hand 7
(SuAVtDw Bos) ................
Joan, Betty, and Jane have rot bold
of their bir 11.sten' jump ropes. And
what a me11 t Can you untanrle
them?
Out for• Jor Ride
BJ Bt1u KrN
Find a shovel, an u~ and a dog.
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pa. .q&1J'll ioa 1,aq aid!.il : 1 l~S
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During May Only:
Slllyll
If you lead a bone to water and
he won't drink. what ebould you do?
(SHAtlnHrB•) .......
Without lookinr, what two Jetten
of. the alpha.bet an not ued OD JOU.I'
telephone dial?
(Sa AUtHr Bos)
Stock up on travelers checks at special pre-vacation savings.
Up to $5000 worth for a fee of just $2.00 at banks everywhere.
Opportunity to aa-.e up to $48.
Because we want you to discover the
advantagM of First National City Trav·
elers Checks, we're offering you the
opportunity again this year -during
the month of May-to buy up to $5,000
worth for a fee of only $2. (Plus the
face value of the checks, of course.)
The normal fee for travelen checks
is a penny per dollar. But now. just in
time for your summet' vacation, you
can save up to $48 (check the chart)
during this unparalteted offer. (less
than $200 worth will still cost you less
than $2.) So, don't miss this ~ only
opportunity!
Usual May YOU
Amount fee fee SAVE
$ 300 $ 3.00 $2.00 $ 1.00
500 5.00 2.00 3.00
1,000 10.00 2.00 8.00
1,500 15.00 2.00 13.00
2,000 20 .00 2.00 18.00
3,000 30.00 2.00 28.00
4,000 40.00 2.00 38.00
5,000 50.00 2.00 48.00
Welcomed E'ftl7wbere..
First National City Bank has been in
the travelers check business for over
65 years. Our checks are known and
accepted in more than a million places
around the globe. You can spend them
as easity in Madagascar as in Massa·
chusetts. As easity in Copenhagen as
in CleYetand. And , by the way, they're
just as convenient on a weekend out·
ing as on a worldwide tour.
Refunded E+a7where..
When money is lost or stolen, it's eone
fonNer. If First National City Tnwelers
Checks are lost or stoten. you can get
your money back fast. We have OYef
28,000 refund points worldwide-
thousands more than any other trav·
eters check. That's why our checks are
like cash. Onty better.
To locate our nearest refund office
!!!Y.Where abroad (P.lus Alaska and
Hawaii), just call or visit any principal
hotel. They're all reaularty supplied
with an updated list of all First Na-
tional City Travelers Check re-
fund points in their area. To
locate our nearest re-., 1
t ~-•9T~ ..,._
fund office an~ere in the Continental
U.S.A., dial Western Union Operator
25. Or call, toll-free, to: acx>-243-6000.
Bay now. Trawd later.
EYen if you're not plannin& a trip be-
fore May 31st. you owe it to yourself
to buy First National City Travelers
Checks now at these substantial sav-
. ings. Many peopte, in fact. keep our
travelers checks on hand all year long
against the time when they may need
cash for an emergency.
Offer~ on!Y. in the United States
ancf"PueriORico ... ends May...1!.!!.
12.ZQ. So, act now to protect your cash
from loss or theft. Get your supply of
First National City Travefers Checks
at banks eYefYWhere. And save!
Note to all banb
and ......... imtitutioaa:
During the month of May, we're mak·
ing this unusual introductory offer to
your customers at no cost to you . Your
customers get the savings,
but you earn the commis·
sions you would normally
·have received. If you
don't have our checks,
pt in touch with First
National City T~·
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Avenue, New York,
N. Y. 10022. Phone col·
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Look into Contadina
for a rich, delicately
seasoned toDJ.ato sauce
HOT ZIPPITTY DIP! •I
We take 8 great Contadina Tomatoes. Simmer them till they're rich. Then
season ever gp lightly to give you a sauce that's a perfect djp straight from
the can. Or, you can add a few more ingredients for a Hot Zippitty Dip.
I cup (8-ounce can) CONT ADINA• Tsnato Sauce
2 tablcapoom gnted Parmesan c.beac f ~ teaspoon rarlic uh
~ teaspoon crumbled basil leaves
Combine tomato sauce, cheese, garlic salt and basil leaves in small saucepan.
Heat, stirring until m06t of cheese is melted. Serve hot with cooked frank-
furter slices, Vienna sausages, pepperoni slices or meat balls.
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What Do You Know
About Money?
By John E. Gibson
T OVE MAY make the world
LJ go around, but what
oils the wheels and lubri-
cates the gears is money.
And a happy man is one who has
love in his heart and money in his
pocket. But whatever your finan-
cial status, you may be interested
to learn in the following true-false
quiz w hat the experts have found
out about money.
1. Women are more likely to lose
money than men are.
2 . Most workers would rather
have an increase in pay than an
extra vacation.
3. The fundamental Cl\use of
most marital disputes is disagree-
ment over money.
4. A compulsive spender will be
much happier if he is forced to save
some of his money.
5. The tightwad who is miserly
with his money is trying to punish
himself.
6. Husbands il.eldom spend as
much money on clothes as their
wives do.
7. Carrying more money about
increases self-confidence.
ANSWERS
1. True. A nationwide survey
has shown that women are twice a.~
likely a.~ men to lose money-to
mislay it and forget where it is.
2 . False. According to a Uni-
versity of Illinois survey of indus-
trial workers, extra vacation time
got the most votes.
3. False. One leading l\uthority
observes if is generally agreed that
quarrels over money are just symp-
toms of some other con flict such ns
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jealousy or in-law irritations.
4. False. Dr. James A. Knight,
Professor of Psychiatry at Tulane
University, says that regardless of
how much he earns, the compulsive
spender can never get as much
money as he feels the need to spend.
5. True. The penny t>incher, Dr.
Knight's studies s how, "is self-
punitive, depri~ing himself of
things he needs or would enjoy even
when adequate money is available
for those things." Everything in
the miser's life-even his own
pleasure-is subordinated to
money. He worships money.
6 . False. Cornell University
studies show that in moderate-in-
come families, it's often the l111s-
ba11d who spends the most on
clothes. However, with families in
the higher income brackets, the sit-
uation reverses itself, with the wife
being the one who spends the most
on herself for clothing.
7. True. Many people who feel
socially insecure are made to feel
much more comfortable and at ease
with a large amount of money in
their wallet. With many individ-
uals, a $60 or $100 bill in their wal-
let makes all the difference in their
self-confidence. •
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The Fine Art
of Marital Fighting
By COLTER. RULE, M.D.
r.,ct ·ars W. aMI _.._ ef .. M.d J
.... Now Y-': MPdl W) .. ---
As told lo Jeanne Toomey
SOME MAB.Rim couples admit that
they actua1ly like t.o fight oc-
casionally because it's so much fun
making up. But the st.ory doesn't
end there. In fact, it could be just
the beginning.
If bitter and ugly accusations are made,
they can cause irreparable damage and
eve.ntually lead to a divorce court.
There is at least one indisputable fact
governing marital aquabbling: couples
should be able to diacu.88 real pievancee
without attacks on one another's character
or personality. Anything le:s8 than this can
usually be reconciled.
Analysis and criticism. of a mate's be-
havior are often used to maak represeed
hostility. Examples: .. You don't seem at
ease with people." "Where'a your aelf-con-
f idence !" "Must you wear those awful
hats?" "Did you have to tell all those dumb
jokes to the company tonight!"
Another wa:r of ••cetting ar one.'a mate
ia by presenting an image of depnuion,
illneu, and au ff ering. The household martyr
is a familiar figure. It can be either a man
or a woman, and it doesn't take long before
the individual bu the whole bouae feeling
guilty or irritated about the martyr's woee.
the three main teats for marital survival
are: (1) Can you fight and atilt remain
friends! (2) Can you fight and still be part..
nen? (S) Can you fight and reeume court-
ship behavior and a happy love lite!
When these three ahipe of marriage-
f riendahip, partnenhip, and courtahip a.re
Bailing smoothly, it may be the time for
family formation. Thia could be the bifteet
teat of all. If a marriage ia not solidly
grou.nded in theae three esaentiall, the chil-
dren suffer the most.
Oftentimes, a good old-fubiooed squab-
ble is needed to clear the air. For instance.
a cood·natured man turned over most of his
salary to his wife. He observed her conduct
and thought she was extremely atina. l'O-
ing blocb for a can of coffee that cost a
few eents less, and economising very closely
in other WaJ'S. He said nothing for a long
time, being-rather stoic by nature. Finally,
be could stand it no longer and blew up.
She. in tum, blurted out that she bad
been equeesing every eentao they could have
enough money saved to go on a second
honeymoon together. She said that she ac-
tually enjoyed g-oing to great lengths to con-
se.l"Ve money.
Once the matter wu out in the open, the
man wu gl.d to help economize to m•lce
possible the trip she bad planned. 4I'he wife,
on the other hand, learned to talk things
over more with her taciturn but observing
husband.
Sometimes .at fighting can bring serious
diacord into a marriage. Sonle years ago
a pair of avant-garde intellectuals in the
Greenwich Village section of New York
City decided to follow the plan of a writer
who advocated separate a~ments.
Soon the wife began dating other men.
Her husband, proud, senaitive, and sopb.i&-
ticated, took no obvious notice of this and
never mentioned hia concern. The wife, talt-
ing hia attitude for indifference, finally
divorced him and remarried.
If we can realise that most of the ac-
tions which come acroas aa hateful and
angry a.re caused by inaecurity or defen.
siveneee, then half the battle will be over
because we can then be compassionate or
undenrtanding.
Quite often, outside influencea-euch aa
in-laws-are the cause of marital squab-
bling. Perhaps the wife wants to invite her
family over for a holiday dinner. The hus-
band had planned to invite hu family. What
can they do 1 Well, they might ask a few
from each family, or take turns-hers this
year and his next year.
CoHlktual criticism ia very likely to kill
affection. And there's a big difference ~
tween coutrnctive criticiam and constant
~. picki~ away at sma.11 weak:nesaes
and tearin1 away &lf>ther's self-confidence.
WhiJie it ill imporfant to know feelin1s of
anpr and at times to express them, if too
fnquent or too intenee anger raps, it be-
comes apparent that they are out to destroy
each other. Sometimes the damage ia 80
great that professional help must be &ought,
but the trauma may be too great to save
the relationship.
If something is bothering you, say 80.
Try to remain polite. to let a little love shine
through., and try to maintain a sense of
humor. •
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MELANIE DE PROFf Food Editor
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l. Prepare cake mix f ollowin&' pack-
age directions and increaain&' lemon
peel to amount listed above.. Turn
an equal amount of batter into each
pan : spread to eiQea.
3. Bake at 350•F. about 20 min_, or
until top of cake aprinp back when
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to wire cool iilg racb and allow
cake to stand 10 min.
4. Meanwhile, spread out 2 clean
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along with towel: set the cake rolls
on wire racb to cool.
I . When ready to ftll cake rolls, mix
the pudding and finser tosether.
Carefully unroll eacb cooled cake
and spread with half of the pud-
ding; reroll. If desired, l~htly sift
additional confectioners' sugar ov-
~r the cake rolls.
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tractive serving board or plate. Gar-
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the diuotved :reut aside.
l. Cream butter or marwarine with
the extracts onW softened: add the
1upr and almonds and beat thor-
oughly. Add the qg and beat until
the mixture is fluffy.
S. Stir in a blend of 1 cup of the
floor and salt. then the % cup crum
with the water ; beat vigorously un-
til smooth.Add the yeast.continuing
to beat vi&'orously.
4. Beat in enough remaining flour
to make a soft (not sticky) dough .
5. Tum dough onto a floured aur-
fatt., cover, and &et it rest 6to10 min.
Then knead until satiny and elastic.
Form into a ball and put into a
greased bowl ; tu-na to Wint' rreaeed
surface to top. Cover; let rise in a
warm place until the doqh i.s dou-
bled, about 1 hr.
I . Meanwhile, mix almond pa.ate with
1 tablespoon cream and blend until
paste is ali&'htly softened. Set aside.
7. Punch down dourh, turn out. and
divide into 18 equal portiou for
buns. Flatten dough. Place 1 very
generous t.eupoonful of the almond
paste in center. brinl' dool'h op over
filling, and seal in ftllinl'.
8. Shape them into round, smooth
buns and place, sealed aide down,
2 in. apart on greued balting aheet.
Cover: let riae in a warm place
until light, 35 to 45 min.
'· Brush tops of buns l~htly with
batea eg.
10. Bake at .coo•F. 12 to 15 min.
Serve warm or cooled.
18 Wl«fitttlHised AlMOtld 8t"1U
Neite: To reheat buns, tear otr
squartJs of heavy-duty aluminum
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square, and place in o•en.
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Place a roast, fat aide up, on a nck
in a shallow routiDI' pan. Roast
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rare. 'Z'1 to SO min. per pound for
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if chilled in refrigerator, stir the
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S. Blend in remaining inp-edienta.
Spoon into lightly oiled and drained
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By SUSAN PAINE
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rrs EASY to entertain
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SCRIPT Pm personalized
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Jo Anne Worley Says: "I
Why isn't the affection of millions of viewers enough for this queen
ATTACHED to J 0 Anne Wor-
ley's telephone is a sign
which boldly proclaims "I AM
LOVED !"-almost as if she
were trying to convince her-
self. And therein lies the
struggle of tv's "Laugh-In"
star, famous for her loud,
raucous laughter, feathers
and fringes, and exaggerated
style of comedy.
From the very be1inninr of
''Laurh-In," which made ita debut in
January of 1968, Jo Anne Worley haa
capitalised on her special brand of
camp. Her now familiar off-stare
whoop, heralds an on-camera perf or-
mance in which Jo Anne mup, hup,
sings, dances, makea rootrle eyea, and
casually tosaea off throaty comic lines.
In private life, however, Jo Anne
ia shy and introverted, particularly
where men are concerned. She baa a
down-to-earth Midwestern attitude,
a relllioua background that causes
her much con.atemation over today's
f aa~hanling mores, and a yeaminr
to be loved.
Thia wanting to be loved datea back
to her early school d.,a in Lowell,
Ind., when she towered head and
shoulders over her claaamatea. "It wa.a
impossible to find a boy who could
get enthused about that t" she ex-
claimed .. (Today she stands 6'8~"
and weighs 186-"l'd like 10 pounds
leas!") Yet when she did eta.rt to date,
Jo Anne's strict upbringing ("I wu
brought up under the commandment
'Thou shalt not touch' ") caused her to
be painf ulty in.aecure.
Jo Anne's childhood prepari!d her
for bard work alt right, but not neces-
sarily theatric.al work. She was one
of five children who lived on a farm.
She learned the meaning of taking
one'a•reaponsibility seriously. As aoon
as Jo Anne was old enough, she had
to help with the farm chorea-milking
cows and !eedin&' the livestock.
She vividly remembers her f irat
date, on which her older sister and
some of her friends went alona-. "When
the boy I waa paired off with did this
big yawn-and-.stretcb routine, so that
hil arm came down around my should-
ers, I hauled off and socked him fH It
waa not, as the others in the ·group
thought, an act. Instead, it wu the
reaction of a girl who waa so scared
she didn't know what else to do. Thia
insecurity forced Jo Anne into many
extroverted acts, which eventually de-
veloped into a type of character role
in which she felt comfortable in front
of people. "It became my means of
communication," Jo Anne admits
today. It alao became her p&88port to
eventual stardom.
It wcu not until Jo Anne began to
feel something of a misfit in school
because of her height that she stru8'-
rled for acceptance through other
means. She soon discovered that a
8'ay, loud, and outwardly aaaured man-
ner could cover up a lot of inner in-
securities. Before lon.r, Jo Anne be-
came the "star'' entertainer of her
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Want to Be Loved!"
of tv comedy? By PEEK J. OPPENHEIMER
hiP achool The f.ct that ahewu noteut u
a romantic tJpe bothered her, but abe .kept
that tact aecnt. ()penl:y, abe .... a-laua'h-
a-minot.e.. And very PoPU)ar. In her eenior
year, abe did l'O st.eady with a boy, but her
very active life left little time for the
romance to bbleam into a lutinc atf air,.
and by tbe time Pe'd ataahed aw-.y ~b
money, lhe went to New York to punoe a
tbeatrica1 career.
Jo a-joined a nonpa.Ji.nc company,
and althoarh the cl.nmatic experience wu
helpful, tbe f inanciaJ curtain aoon came
down. She hid wnqied • 8Cbolarahip at
.llidW'eltenl Uni"19ity in Wichita FaJJa,
Tex., in the memtime.. But even then 1he
had to work in ber spare time to aupple-
ment the ecbolanhip autticlently to com-
plete two years of atod7 in dramatic.a.
A&'aill preHed for money, Jo Anne
headed for Lo. Anp)ea and moved in with
her Bister who WM liviq there. Jo Anne
plann.ecf to attend City Collep there and
ret • eecretariaJ job OD the aide. But IOOD
abe got wind of aome auditions, tumed up
for them. and before long had been aimed
for a spot with the "Billy Barnes People"
revue which went on tour and ended up back
in New Tort.
Finding benelf .pin out of work. Jo
Anne bea'an making the New York audi ..
tion acene and found that her old Hooeier
luck had not left her completely. She fo\lnd
work in a number of small nicht-club
revues, which opened the door to some tv
talk abowa, particularly )(en Griffin's. on
which ahe ~ dos.em of timea. A
m.;or bnak came when abe understudied
Carol Channing on Broadwq in "lleDo,
Do1l7." She then went to Lu Vesu to ap.
pear OD the "Bill Dana Show" and ultim-
ately lan•ect a repl&r 1pot with Joey
Bi.abop'a, ""Son of a GD.D VaDey PIQera."
Dilling thia period, Jo Anne wu in a rood
position to bear of anythiq that wu hap.
pening Oil tv. And by DOW abe had de"1oped
her comic penonality more than ever. So
it wun•t IJUJ'priliq when a friend told her
about auditiona for"Laua'b-ln" and tboua'bt
ahe woold be perfect for it. Eucutive pro-
ducer Georp Schlatter tboqbt ahe wu
perfect, too, and hired her for the ahow,
which baa become a phenomenal aucce11. It
bu kept Jo Anne buy eftl' ai.nce.
And Jo Anne bu aJw.,a eQjoyed beiq
buy. It has pl'eftllted loae1inem and left
little time to think of &aJ' romance abe
im.ht be miallinr. Even now, wbeneftl' abe
set. a break from "Laua'b-In." abe rusbee
· off to do SUJlllM1' stock. She mabe numer-
oua rUMt &ppeal"&DClel on other tv ahowl.
and abe does club d.atea, all with prof ..
aional declication.
WY.--.. ... ~ hu made Jo Anne
ftlT eohent, with an apartment Oft!' tbe
Sun.et Strip, a bouaeboy who comes in five
d.,. a week to tab ca.re of it for her. and
a buainea manapr who loob after her oil
inftBtmenta, Jo Anne has 1o8t none of her
basic llidweatem attitude•. ("But l'•e amed to love cbampqne !")
Jo Anne ii the only one of her family
never to have married. Some da7 ahe would
like to-very much. And have a ooople of
children. She stem.a fnn a belief in mar-
riaa'e, a home. a life shared. Aa a child abe
went to the Church of Christ, and .-ravi~
at.eel a-.y from reaular attendanee only
after ebe began working. She ia concerned..
and decisive about the rapidly chanainr
ltyle of life in toda.Y'• aociety ... I don't ap.
prove of wb.at'a b.appeninr on the stage or
in fibna today becaUle that affecta me and
my buainea and I wou1d not be thrilled
or delil'hted to be a naked lady! In real life.
I aimp)y don't know. It ia kind of a healthy
tb..ing to be that free. but I can't really un-
dentand whether they are beinl' open and
marveloua about it all. or whether it ii a
kind of h.aqup."
C•rre.tly tt._.. la a man in her life.
Ropr Perry, a long-time friend whom 1be
met when ahe tint went to Lo. Aqele8 and
worked at the lluie Box Theatre. •-nat
wu the first place Iner aang," recalled
Jo Anne. "He wu doiq a 1bow at the Box,
and I'd be back atase. waitiq to ro on, and
rd watch him. Or we'd meet at nheanala.
But we n9'el' reallJ t.albd or anything. We
were juat aware of one another." Now they
are a ,rather steady, and comfortable, two-
aome. Time will tell whether Jo Anne has
finally overcome her ah.Jneu and inaecurity
enoqb to really •bare her wbole life and
allow benelf to be loved and love in retum.
Sirbed Jo Anne. ''It would be Joorely to pt
married-if it worbd out. I am really a
Yery normal human being! Otberwiee I'd
be In a nuthou9e."
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Dick WUIOD
WILSON FORD
HutlnPNI Beacla
EGADS ... the computers have
come to the used car business.
That's right! Word has come
from France where over 2.5
million used cars are marketed
each year that "match-making"
car to buyer. buyer to car is
the new thing. Seller and buyer
alike fill out forms Indicating
all the pertinent data concerning
type, model, colors, prices, etc.
This information is transfered
to punch cards and fed into
the computer which in turn
seeks to match seller to buyer.
It rounds like a great idea but
I d<M't think it will catch on
very soon here at Wilson Ford
Sales in Huntington Beach. We
feel that an automobile is a
very personal thing. . .be it new
or usecLAnd when you·~ deal-
ing wlt.b people about something
personal we think it should be
done personally. That's why we
have a iJ'OUP of ge.-ltlemen who
are knoWledgeable, courteous
and efficient. Their job is to
makh "buyer-t<H:ar". Not onty
C:•o they have an excellent selec-
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you to select from, but many
other fine makes of automobiles.
If you ar~ · ii'.' Ute Jl\lrket for
a used car and want lo "shop"
at one location where you can
see one of the most represen-
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particular make, model, year
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one of our • • m a t c h -
maker s" ... we'll do our
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And at the price you want to
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 2, 1970
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SUNDAY, MAY 3
11:00 AM fJ 9 (j) NHL Hockey (C) Stanley Cup Playoff. O Angels Baseball (C) Calif. Angels vs. Boston Red Sox at
Fenway Park in Boston, Mass.
1:00 fJ @ Cl) Byron Nelson Golf Classic (C) Final round of the
f!00.000 tournament, llve from the Preston Tr3il Golf Club
In Dallas, Texas. Last year's winner at the par·70, 7,086·
yard course was Australia's Bruce Devlin.
5:00 ti) International Futbol·Soccer (C) Mexico vs. Peru.
Editor's Note: Laker basketball games may be aired by KTLA,
Channel 5, on Monday and Friday, If NBA playoffs continue
that far. Times to be announced.
SATURDAY, MAY 9
11:00 AM fJ 9 ()) ABA Buketball (C) Final games in the American
Basketball playoffs. Don Criqui calls the play-by-play. The
final championship series pits the West Division winner against
the East Division winner. Each playoff series is the best four
of seven games. O fD 00 Major League Baseball (C) San Francisco Giants vs.
New York Mets at New York.
1:00 0 @@ Houston Champions International Golf (C) Final
rounds of the $115,000 tournament from the Champions Golf
Club (Cypress Creek course) in Houston. In 1968, the last
time the tourney was held, Roberto De Vicenzo took first prize.
1:30 O UCLA Spring Sports (C) "Track: Pacific 8 Southern Division
Relays." UCLA defends its title against relay teams from
" USC, Cal and Stanford.
2:30 m USC Spring football (C) USC gridironers have an all-out
Red and White squad game to conclude the 2l·day spring
training session. Tom Kelly is mikeside.
3:00 ti) Toros: Bullfights from Mexico. Matadores Manuel Cape·
tillo (4th Toro), Manolo Espinosa (5th Toro), Alfonso Ramirez
(6th Toro).
5:00 fJ @ @ ABC's Wide World of Spor1s (C)
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SUNDAY, MAY 3
9 (C) "The Actventures of Don Ju•n" (adventure) '49-£rrol Flynn.
11 ''The u1t ""If'>' Man" (drama) '59-Paul Munl. David Wayne 7 17 3 (C) "R•ce (drama) '66-Glenn Ford, Stella Stevens.
11 "8o•n To Je Bad" (drama) "5()--Jo3n Fonlaln.. Zachary Scott. 2 CC) "Or. Terror"• House of HorTort" (horror) '65-Peter Cushing.
7 (C) "Hlfh Tkne" (comedy) '60--Blng Crosby. Fabian.
MONDAY, MAY 4
7 (C) "Youns Guns of T• .. •" (western) '62-Jlm Mitchum 9 (C) "Moulln Rouse" (drama) '52-Jose Ferrer, Colette Marchand.
7 17 3 (C) "A Hl-"t Wind In Jamaica" <adventure) '65 -Anthony
Quinn, James "Coburn, Liia KeJrova.
4 23 6 36 (C) "Kid Galahad" (drama-musical) '62-Elvis Presley.
9 (C) "Blood Alley" (adventure) '55-John Wayne, Lauren Bacall. 11 "His Kind of Woman" (drama) '51 -Robert Mitchum, Jane Russell.
TUESDAY, MAY 5
7 (C) "Beau JamH" (drema) '57-Bob Hope, Vera Moln.
9 (C) ''The u1t Hunt" (adventure) '56 -Robert Taylor 7 17 3 (C) "The Youns uwyert" (drama) '69-Jason Evers. 9 "Red River"' (western) '48--John Wayne, Montgomery Clift.
11 "Bitter VlctOtY" (drama) '58--Richard Burton, Curt Jersens
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6
7 (C) "8erabbH" Part I (religious drama) '62-Anthony Quinn
9 (C) ''The Kentuckian" (adventure) '55 -Burt Lancaster 9 (C) "Lesend of the lost" (adventure) '57-John Wayne
11 "Hlstier and Hljltter" (musical comedy) '43 -Frank Sinatra
THURSDAY, MAY 7 7 (C) "BerabbH" Part II (rellcious·drama) "62-Anthony Quinn.
9 (C) "Mr. Moses" (comedy) '65-Robert Mitchum, Carroll Baker.
2 29 I (C) "Three BltH of the Apple" (comedy) '67-David McCallum. 9 "Operation Pacific" (drama) '51-John Wayne. Patricia Neal.
FRIDAY, MAY 8 7 "Oetectlv. Story" (drama) '51-Klrk Ooualas, Ele1nor Parker,
9 "flve Mllea to llotldnlsht" (mystery) '63--:-Sophia Loran
2 29 I ''The C.-ooked Road" (suspense) '6-4-Robert Ryan. 9 "Big Jim McClain" (drama) '52-John ·Wayne, Nancy Ol1on
11 ''TtM Blc Street" (comedy) '42-Henry Fonda, Lucille Ball
5 (C) "Hlsti S.Hon for SplH" (drama) '67-Peter Van Eyck.
SATURDAY MAY 9
5 "Th• Unlnvlffd" (mystery) 144-Ray Milland. Ruth Huuey. 9 (C) "It lt.,ted With a Klsa" (comedy) '59-Debble Reynolds.
l1 (C) "OrMn flre'' (romanc•adventure) '55-Stewart Granier.
4 23 6 CC) "C.Unterpolnt" (drama) '68--Char1ton H"ton.
11 "Go for • ..,,.... (comedy) '51-Van Johnson.
9 (C~ "But of EnemlH" (comedy-drama) '62-David N iven,
2 (C "Thia Earth la Mine" (drama) '59-Rock Hudson. 7 (C "A Certain Smile" (drama) '58--Ronano Brazzi. Joan Fontaine.
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Page 3
Fantasy World Turns 'Real
Jeannie C. Riley, who
saog of hypocrisy in her
Grammy -award winning
"Harper Valley PTA"
song, is a romantic at heart.
"I love love songs and
love stories," she said. "I
can't enjoy a movie unless
there is some love in it.
Possibly because I'm a
Libra. We're dreamers.•·
She used to live in a fan-
tasy world, dreaming of
stardom, such as is now
happening to her in reality,
as evidenced by her four-
miUion best-selling record,
and her upcoming musical
comedy special (based on
that record) Harper Valley •
U.S.A .. set in the fictitious
hometown. and airing on
NBC, Saturday, May 9 at
7: 30 PM. '"'-
Jeannie is a native of
Anson, Texas.
"Anson has a population
of 2500," she said, "but I
<onnl• C. °""· •• .,, 0'H°'"' ,,J., PT A" 1on1 brou11tr hu Jame, say1 1he
l(Ud ro live in a fantasy world.
Country-Western vocalist Jerry Rud helps bring the hyper-hypocriflcal ham·
/er of Harper Valley ro life in Harper
Valley U.S.A.
didn't allow myself to get
bored. I lived in a fantasy
world. School, I pretended,
was a big organization that
I worked for, and the
themes we had to write
were top secret documents.
Everything was always a
game with me. I'd go
round and round the block
on my bicycle, but it was
a 2500-mile journey in my
mind. I'd make up stories
and act out scenes in my
room. and I was the hero-
ine. I'd pack a suitcase and
wander off into the pasture,
without any intention of
running away from home,
just for the reaction. All
my life I wanted to be a
star very badly, so much so
that I dreamed my life
away."
Her former fantasy life
and the current reality of
her fame shed light on her strange fascination with buildings.
"Buildings used to have a very strange effect on me." said
Jeannie. "At one time I mentioned this only to friends I could
trust. Buildings ... like Nashville's Capitol and replica of the
Parthenon. or the Washington Monument. After seeing the Par-
thenon. I dreamed about it all night. The next day I called to
fi nd out all about it. The buildings caused certain feelings. The!
frightened me and drew me."
The buildings were of a special kind.
"They did not have to be taJJ, but they had to be something
special," said Jeannie. "The ones that affected me always stood
alone or on a hill. and they were always lighted. A church steeple
could give me this feeling. especially if the church stood away
from other buildings.
"Buildings still affect me to some extent." she said. "but not
as strongly. Besides, I don't spend time dreaming any more. I'm
living in reality. for the ftrst time in my life." I
Where To Write
Herbert s. Schlosser Vice President
NBC 3000 W. Alameda Burbank, Callfornl1
TH 5·7000
Mr. John McMahon Vice PrHldent
ABC 4151 Prospect Holl)'WOOd, Callf. 90027
NO 3·3311
Mr, Perry Lafferty
Vice PrHldent
CBS 7800 Beverly Boulw1rd Los An1e111. Callt. 90036
OL J -2345
Loul Sutlons
Chennel 2 (CBS)
Mr. Ray L. Belndorf Vice President & Genef'al Mana1er
6121 Sunset Boulevard
Hollywood, Callf. 90028
HO C).1212
Channel 4 CN•C)
Mr. Robert Howard
Vice President & General Mana1er
KNBC 3000 W. Alam9da Boulevard Burbank. Callfomla
VI 9·3911
Chennel 5 (Independent)
Mr. Dou1las Finley
General Mana1er
KTLA 5800 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood, Callt. 90028
HO ~·3 181
Chllnn•I 7 <A•C>
Mr. John McMahon Vlce President & General Manaser
KABC·lV
4151 Prospect Hollywood, C11if. 90027
NO 3·3311
ChanMI I (lndefMndent)
Mr. Charles P. Dwyer
Generel M1na1er KHJ·lV 5515 Melrose
Hollywood, Cellf. 90028
462-2133
Channel 11 (Independent)
Mr. Charin D. Youna Vice PrHident & General Manasar
KTTV 5746 Sunset Boulevard
Hollywood. C1llf. 90028 HO 2·7111
Ct\anMI U (Ind 1 p 1 "4eftt)
Mr. John Hopkins President & General Manaaer
l(COP
915 N. LaBre1 Hollywood, Callf. 90038
OL 6-6050
Channel 22 (Independent)
Mr. Fredrick 0. Custer
Generel Men11•r
KWHY·lV 5565 Sunset Boulevard
Hollywood-l Calif. 90021
HO 6-7751
Channel 28 (N.-c.mmerctel)
Dr. JemH Loper General Man11er
KCET 1313 N, Vine
Hollywood. C1lif. 90028
HO 6-4212
ChanMI S4 ($tNnlsh La~,.>
Mr. Joseph Rank
General Mat111.,.
KMEX 721 N. Bronson Hollywood, Ctllf. 90028
HO 6-8131
THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK, MAY 2, 1970
SATURDA Y
MAY 2
5:00 D Ifs Acadetmlc (C) St Bernard
(Playa del Rey), Centennial (Comp.
ton) and Aviation (Redondo Buch)
Hiah School compete.
'
Dr. 1u1c1 ... , <rn (I) !ED AIC'a Wlcle Wlftd
Spefts (C) . fJ T1M Awnpra (C) m llMI: (C) '11M Lat AnflY
Man" (dram•) '59--feul Munl.
l a.t&tn (C)
@ Hip C...,_"11 (C)
Joyce Clltn C..b (R) "Winter
Melon."
Qj Ci) Ila Show: "Perfect Str•n·
gers." Gingers Roge11, Dennis Mor-
&•n.
I Ciat .. 11 r.,.
Sports ~rs (C)
T..tr. de la E$tlla
5:30 DIC N1w•Mcie (C) Gordon
Graham.
I Clltlpn's Island (C)
Yow De!Ws Wri (C) (R)
Rlflelu11
1:00 l it ..... (C) (60) Clet1 Rob· erts. D @ (j) m H•ntltf-l rinkler (C)
,,.ad • °'"' (C) (30) iO) "
lea aty (C) (30) With The
R11I Don Steele. m Al.. Action Ind Adwelltwt
(C) (30) "Devll Mountain." John
Goddard travels to Devil Mountain
In Venezuela, source of the world's
highest fells. 6:301 DIC News Cotrference (C) (30) II.., bndl (C) (60)
....., Crl« (C) (30) Robert
Wagner end UCLA psychiatrist Dr.
Joel Hockm1n p1niclp1te in 1 n•r·
cotics discussion. &J RM f., YMr ut. (C) (60)
@ CV Here eo... ttM 1r1c1a <C>
(60)
I C6'l u•·•n (C) (60) twin Ctrde HNdtlnes (C) (30)
Eda• ef Eternity (C) (30)
Al• feetwe (C) (30)
7:00 II fa Cl) CIS &tt1m1 News (C)
(30) Roser Mudd.
0 " ..• AND WHO IS MY * BROTHER?"-The Tony
Hart Story. The true
story of a young man dedi·
cated to helping others.
0 KNIC Survey (C) (30) (R) "And
Who Is My Brother?" Story of
a youna man who dedicated him·
self to other$--Who Is still helpln1.
~ Allnfvtrslry SI•• (C) (30) Did ValleJ Days (C) (30)
e Restless Man." m MttrHMdt. rr..m <C> <60)
"A N1tion of Immigrants." ltlchlrd
Baseh1rt nmates the story of im·
mirratlon to America, based on
the boolt of the same name by the
lite President John F. Kennedy.
I llld JMrul (C) (60) (R)
E Inn ._ de Olp l llltt
( 0) M uslcal variety. m lat Pw.I (C) (30)
6) Triipt lt11t (30)
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SATURDAY ~·£9f l alrls compete In 1 beeuty contest. 7:30 8 Qt LIJ.: Trq· D TM Sq.,... World of E.d lrlllr
ldy and ra (C) (60) Third ("l} (30) "Addiction Re'olOlutlon-
ln 1 series devoted to former Presl· Part I." Dr. Edw1rd Bloomqulat,
dent Johnson's story of the tumul· Police Lt. Jim Miiier, Robert Bl1tle
tuous years of his Presidtncy. W•I· and Jeck Hum diacu• the forms,
ter Cronkite will r.onverse with Mr. the reasons end the cures lor id·
Johnson at tha LBJ Ranch. diction.
0 Warm, emoti onal story 0 Ull (1)1BJ Jl•.:-nte rr..
* f ded h'ld-1tnb TIM U..not1 (C) (60) O a retar C I (R) Leslie uu1ms, Vic Damone end
TEACHER, TEACHER Arte JohnSCN'I auest.
Hallmark Hall of Fame I Ntw1 <C) (30) tiny Burrell. 0 el) @ m I iflc!A I H1lhna.-Stln Httdacoct (C> (30)
Hall of F11tt (C) (90) "T11eher, 10:00 ~Cl) M1nnil (t) (60) (R)
Teacher." David McC11tum, Biiiy Menn1x sets out to locate the
Schulm1n, OSSie Divis and Georae missina victim In 1 hit·•nd·run
Griuard st1r in this Emmy Anrd· acicldent end winds up In the mid·
winnina drama about the efforts die of a feud between two w1rrlna
to te1ch a 13-yetr·old retarded families of the nortorlous "broth·
Younaster to read. write ind to erhood."
IHm self·relial!Qt. Im ..... (C) (30) 9 SltwdaJ Nlpt MOWW. (C) • Sl'iit·Monc With Mltdl (C) (60)
"Stl"Mts of Uredo" (western) '49 c..fttry MM (C) (30)
-Wiiiiam Holden, Mon• Freemen. • Tiit Tor TNt lrw U11 (60) D (ill ma> Lil'• ... _ I Deal "An Hour With Ch1rtlt Ch•plln." A (CJ (30) Monty Hell hosts. proenim of four film..,._.•'The Round· O Mltllon $ Movie: "Adioft In UM eri" (1914); ''The Tramp" (1915);
Nec1tl Atlaltlc" (dr1m1) '4~Ull"I· "Tht V111bond" (1916) 1nd "Elly
f>hrtY Bo1art, Riymond Mnaey. Street'' (1917}.
Q) WOftdtrs of UM Woftcl (C) (30) 1P:30 D Robert ( 'Dom1n Sllow (C)
"Mid About Madtlr1." M) Im Sytvil J Enrt41M (60) News (C) (30)
GI!) Matrf.onlo J Alp Ma (60) Movie: "I Wu e Milt War
1:00 lrtde" (comedy) '4~ry Gr1nt.
B David McCallum in m TY hrtJt"':.:le.(30) * the Emmy-winning ~>()) ~. n stJt• <C>
TEACHER, TEACHER I hllpOft to Trmt (C) (30) o @@ a>Nt•l)tNd c1 .. cc> 11:00 oomm ..... <C> (30) Bob Eub1nks hosts. Mew* (C) "flit fow ....-. m Movie Creats: (C) "Tiit Liit Mlft of tllt Apocl.,_. (dram1)
Anl'J M1n.. (drama) '59 -Paul '62 -Glenn Ford, lnarid Thulin,
Munl. Ch1tles Boyer.
(!) DEIUT lob Let's Open Rold OJ Cosptl MUlk T11111 (C)
(C) (30) "Return lo The Superstl-Q) Spotllpt Thtatrt (C) "A
tlons." Bob and his friends drive Time To love, A Time To Dlt."
to the base of The Superstition John Gavin, lllo Pulver, '
Mountains ot Atizon• lo watch the ED NET reatiVal (C) (60) (R)
annual trek. oi people who seek the "Leopold Stollowskl." Interviews
Lost Outchm1n Mine. with the maestro and sequencea ED NET rt1yhouae (2 hr) (R) "Trail with the London Symphony and the
ot Turs," with Johnny Cash and Americen Symphony orchestru are
Jack Palanct. featured.
U!) Holly.ood LIUno (60) tteman ~ Cf) Tiiis W• In Rwttw (C)
Qumda hosts. 11:15 I) Flbulous 52: "lut Not For Mt"
1:30 IJ ~ Ci) MJ Tllrtt Soni (C) (30) (comedy) '59-Clirk G1ble, Carroll
(R) Steve's family tries to con· Biker, lee J, Cobb, Liiii P1lmer.
vlnce him that talklna about soil A mlddl•11ed Broadw•y producer
erosion end drlvln1 h•bits In Ena· encounters prOblems u he weakens
land Is not the accepted m1nner to the temptations of his cute
of ciourtship. younc secretary.
0 (ii) CI) Q) Uwrtfl(.t Wtl~ (C) 0 Satunlay NIPt M.wlt: (C) "An
(60) hibute is paid to the Ken· A'Rlir To Remembtt" (dram•) '57
lucky Derby 1nd special auest is -Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr. A
Rose M1rie Klespitz, Miss American handsome playboy fills in love on
Teeneaer and the national teen shipboard, but traaedy mus the
spokeswoman lor the American Can· romance.
cer Society. la (j) Awerd ThHtre: "White
I ludl Owtns (C) (30) Heat."
Muhwililno J C.rlota (30) 11 :30 Q m JollnnJ C.non (C)
(R) H1nkKimb1ll prepares to merry (1) Tht 111 Pl•r I Judy L1nn
9:00 9 m Grttn Acres (C) (30) I Newa (C)
Ralph Monroe (Miry Grace Can· 11:45 Movie: "ludJ Stiff" (mystery)
field), the lady carpenter. ' ~~Dorothy Lamour, Brien Doti·
D @@mNec s.turd., Mov· ~. it: (C) "Nobodyts rlf1tct" (com· 12:00 9 Movie: "Lost Wtellend" (dre·
tdy) 168 -Dour McClure, Nancy ma) '4~Ray Milland, Jane Wym1n.
Kwan, J1mes Whitmore. David Hirt· 12:30 m All•Nlpt Show: "The Hippiest
men, Jamu Shiaeta. A Chief Petty Days of Your Life," "The Cr1wllna
Offic.er 1ttempts to return a Bud· Hand." "The Blue Lamp.''
dh1 to its shrine because the vii· 1:00 II Movft: "Tnn bnllf'I'' (west·
la1ers have had bad luck since his ern) 'Sl-Geor1e Mont1omery, Gale
men stole It. Storm.
11111 Andtnon (C) (30) A Neo.s (C)
Nocflt de Eltreno (2 hr) 1:15 (!) Movl1: '15prtnstlm1 In ttlt
9:30 QI Ci) Pettkolt Junction (C) Roc•lu'' (musical) '42-Betty Grl·
( 0) (R) Dr. Janet Cr•ia 1nd the ble. John P1yne. Carmen tarrand1.
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'THE UISEEN WORLD'
Professor Isaac Asimov (with
gl;:isses) discusses with documen·
tarian producer Jules Power, the
script for "The Unseen World,"
a 3M special airing in c'Olor Sun·
day, May 3, at 8 PM op ABC . On
the right are two film strips taken
from the production. A jumping
spider has been captured on the
strip at left while on the right a
chameleon catches a housefly in
close-up. The script for the spe-
cial was written by Prof. Asimov.
With the aid of high speed and
time lapse photography, the pro·
gram focuses on man's constant
search and probing as he seeks
new ways to see more than his
eyes alone can show, to bring new
dimension to his perception.
The winner of the "Record of the Year" Grammy Award for 1969, to be presented by the
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, will be revealed for the first time dur·
· g "The Best on Record: The Grammy Awards Show," a one-hour special on NBC, Thurs-
day at 10 PM. In addition to the "Record of the Year" announcement, the special will
offer prize-winning performances by winners in other major categories. Miss Peggy Lee
{pictured here) is in contention for "Record of the Year" with "Is That All There ts?"
'ONCE BEFORE I DIE'
A suspenseful film adventure about
six amateur mountain climbers who
set out to conquer one of the world's
tallest peaks, airs as a GE Mono-
gram special, "Once Before I Die,"
on NBC. Tuesday at 7:30 PM .
The special follows the amateur
mountaineers - a judge, lawyer,
court reporter. electrical engineer,
college student and skier-as they
pursue a life-long dream of climbing
the Koh -1-Tunday. a 20,000 foot
peak deep in the Hindu Kush of Af ·
ghanistan's Himalayan Mountains.
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':551J Sift lb Dis 0., (C) Hos~~ (C) ...... n·.-,,.,, '65 -Vittorio Gass:rian, Anouk 7:CIOI To• and Jerry {C) ~ 1.1.i ;;.v ..-ley --·~·· ,.,, ~imee. Mr. W-llllboae (C) 6 Or.I it.be'1s (C) Q Aniets Baseball (C) Calif. An·
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Mak and UM Spoken Word (C) Alvin Rudisill, Chaplain of Univef· T\e F111~tmna (C) 7:30 I a.bun (C) 0 llJ FIMl'itt se,_ (C) Dr. I CfiHI) (i)Bllltwinklt (C)
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1:00 Lamp uato MJ Feet (C) • iiiOVie: '1told lack tile Niitrr del Lahgo Nevo. stamng Juho n.. Qristopllltn (C) (drama) '56-John Payne Mona Ale-na,, and Pancho Cordoba. I
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' Day of DisaMry.· (C) m MAURICE STEWART ll:30 ° (it .rn m Diseftefy (q .ILUIFSJ StrEWART W.nderau (C) 0 Mev1t: "Tbt Sie1Yt EnomJ"
All• ReviYaJ Hour (C) * Where is Heaven? (drama) '58 -Laurence Harvey, ~ ReviYll f'ns I This Is Your Bible (C) Dawn Addams. I
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John Derek, Elaine Stewart. McGill. who is currently Chancellor &J lntelliceat Paret1t (C)
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periments on the surface of the Or. Klldlre
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D Movi.: (C) uMr. Hobbs Td ..
a Vacation" (comedy) '62-James
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Peters. Fabien. Mldleel Burns. A
tanker and his f1mily try to enjoy
a va:atiln In a run -down beech
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I I Spy (C)
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Patty Ddt Cil fNhre: "Centennl•I Sum-
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EE) Tiie Show (C) Guests Include
Father Daniel [Jen, known u "the
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0) lnt11nltio111I futbof·Secctr (C)
M11x1co vs. Peru.
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Do•h1ps Slpntn
Man fro111 UNCLE (C)
S:lO tJ Qt (j) Autm How (C) Tll·
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0 ,.,., Parade (C) (60) The
Polka Paraders loin our Mexican
friends in their celebr1tlon of "Cln·
co de M1yo."
0 TM Croowy Sllow (C) (60) m Morie: "Blood on at S4ut,.
(•dventure) '45 -James C.1ney.
SyM1 Sidney, Wallace Ford, m Anl•als, Action and Mvtnturt ~ (30) "Sea Crutures." Str1n1e
"nliht creatures" of the tea are
discovered on a unique noctum•I
exploration in the C.ribbe1n,
@) Spec11lation (C) (60) (R)
G) Run for Your Life (C) (60)
6:30 6 Rod Sertln(1 Wot!CltffuJ Wor1d
Of ... Sllvltion (C) (30) The col·
Of and style or the ev1n1elist-from
Aimee Semple McPhenon to Rev.
A. C. Valdez-who S111tchu souls
from the j1ws of th• devil will be
eumlnld. a @Cl) m Q.. E. Colltfe ....
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7:00 I) 9 Ci) LaAie (C) (30) (R)
lassie aoes to the •id of 1 devoted
wolf f1mily ftctd with extinction . a 9 oo m.., K111,-. cc>
{JO) (R) "Arctic Adventure." In the
remote realons Mar the Atct1c Cir-
de, c•meras "capture" pol1r bears.
w1lruses. muskox, caribou and
•• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . ,.
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wolves. 0 sa...ca. S (C) (60) "The Vikki
Carr Show." Special 1uests ar1 The
New Christy Minstrels and Bobby
Vee . a cm cv m und °' • s1anta (C) (60) "Giants ind All That Jazz."
A 1iant named Biff (Su11r R1y
Roblnaon) captures the Earthlinrs
end promises to free them if Oan
te1ehes him how to play the
trumpet. Gue.stln1 are Mike Muur-
kl. William Bramley and Dl1n1
Chesney. 0 Tiie Rat Patrol (C) (30)
Im Tiie Achoatn (C) (60) "Should We Outlaw Sidearms for All But Po·
lice. licensed Gu1rds, and Proprie·
tou ol Small Businesses?"
@I) Ttltr• Fantntieo (C) (60)
al) DEBUT Diil 'Italia Cetl A!Hrt
(60) Italian news. aports, dram1ti-
1ations, music and dance by the
Piccolo Teatro rroup.
7:30 tJ ~ Ci) Te .._, Wttll LAM (C)
(30) Mike Is hired as technical •d·
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0 Mill Ion $ Movlt: (C) "'The Ad· 9:00 6 9 Ci) Cltft CaMpblfl (C) (60) Lat1or Report (C) (30)
ventures of Don Juan" (•dventure) (lij Sheeley Greene. Bobble Gentry, Manion foru111
'49-Errof Flynn, Vlveca Lindfors. B. J. Thomas. and Skiles •nd Hen. Stoll (C) (60) Folk slnrer Len
The Sp•nlsh lover earns 1 pl1ee as derson iuest. Ch•ndler ls host to The SwHt In·
• fencln1 mister in the British D Qt (6) m lonlnta (C) (60) splratlons. poet Gyl1n Kain, m1&l·
court. (R) "A T ewman's lot la Not 1 clan Frank Brents. Charles Hodfes ~e:~lrl~ . .,Tmtl (C) (30) Hippy One." When the sheriff (Rey and Yvette Leroy. ~· Teal) of Vlr1lnl1 City is ulled out fm Cran Ttetro (60)
1:00 I) Qt Ci) Ed Slllllvan (C) (60) of town, Hoss reluctlntly 11reea to 10:30 IJ Tlle World TolMfTOW (C) (30)
(R) Connie Francis and Scoey substitute for him. Tom Bosley and ''The Answers to Youth Problems."
Mitchlll 1uest. Robert Emhardt 1uest. m Movi.:."lom To Be lad" (dr•· 0 n7} Cil al AIC Sunday Movie: m•) 'SG-Joln Font•lne, Zachary 0 ROLLER GAMES-Live (C) ~ "iaat" (dram•) '66 _ Glenn Scott, Robert Ry1n. * T·BIRDS vs. TEXAS Ford, Stelle Stevena. Story of a Cl) KatlNJn Kulll•an <C> <30)
11 Relltr aa... (C) (2 hr) L.A. doctor burdened by crushln1 1ullt 11:00 9 (I) Ntws (C)
f-Blrda vs. Teus Outlaws.. until an Itinerant (irl entertainer Qj Ci) N.., (C)
0 @ (I)!&) ! 18c"'t1 TIM Un. ruw1kens his will to sul\'lve. (R) CIUMdrll of TOtl!OfTOW (C)
...,. World (C) (60) it Albert I News (C) (30) ' @(I)&)""" (C)
nerntes 1 probe ol the inflnitetlm1I ..... .,. Mevte (60) • Wlttla• f . ludley (C)
written by noted sclenc. author H .. 1...oct (C) (30) It Is Wrttbn (C)
Isaac Asimov. With the aid of ~e-TV Mlfllal OSUrt (C) (30) : I lflCW, 1 Up A&alnat tllt WaN
cialized microscopes and hi1h·speed 9•30 I N c (3 (C) The 2 -y11r-old cluslcal Pl· ind time lapse photoiraphy the . • : ..J ) 30)0) Dour Dudley. 1nlst, Lorin Hollander. la f11tur1d.
world is seen In a new perspective : ~ l.1c9nd .t • llrds 11:15, m Tiiis la tflt life (C)
•nd the veil of mystery surround· ( ) 'cfo)rftfm on the native birds 11:30 Morie:, (C) "Or. T~rror'a Ho ..
in1 the wonders of life is lifted. of New Zul•nd. HorrCNI' <!°rror) 65 -Peter CD Movie GrHts: "Tiit Lnt AllVJ 0) CorHnbrlts J Celebrldacla (C) Cushln1. Chrl •• opher Let.
Man" (drama) '59 -Paul Muni, 8 Loftman & la,_.., (C)
David Wayne, Betsy Palmer. 10:00 tJ QI (I) M'-'on: llft,...blt (C) Morie: (C) "Hi&tl TIM" (com·
I Ht Seid, Sitt Said (C) (30) (60) (R) To Ir" 1n lmprleoned edY) '60 -Blnf Crotby, f1bl1n.
Man Fre• ~lM (30) priest who11 life Is at st1ke, Jim Tuesd•Y Weld, Nlcolt M•urey, Rich·
The forsyte Sap (60) Phelps poses as • mlsslon1ry, Paris •rd Beymer.
Camuset Ma1lc.lno (30) becomes a Chineso renml and ID ~ lnlltfrt (C)
1:30 D 9 00 €!':'8111 c .. by Shw B•m..!!. builds a helicopter. IZ:GO m lttllll Sanday: .. G. Men ...
3 R D 121@ m The Bold Onta (C) J1mes Ca111ey. Uoyd Nol•n. ( 0) ( ) "Brotherly love." Chet's (60) (R) "The Rebellion of the 12:30 0 ,,_.ins frMly (C)
happy bachelor existence Is dis-Bocty." Piul Hunter receives a 1:00 II Mowtt: "Tancter" (mystery) '46
rupted. lff Weaver 1uests. lethal-size nuclear radiation dose. -Marla Montez, Sabu. Kent Tlylor. m World Adnnbn (C) (30) Eiieen Bml. Edward F•ulkner, Loi• 1:30 D ..... (C) fB World To1Mrrow (30) "Europe Muon, Cliff Potter •nd William llJ Mtwtt: "TM Alltttor'' (drama)
Looks East" Exclusive interview Smithers 1uelt. '4S-Willl1m H1rtntll. Mery Monts.
with Frenz Josef Strauss. IJ CD Nnn (C) (30) 2:30 fJ New1 / Slwt Us Tllia Dey (C)
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REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
ID Gu111bJ (C) 10:15 Et) CHdms'a Shows, Fri.
(llJ rn Jadl la lannt (C) 10:30 I ~ (j) Love of Uf1 (C) M 0 HNI N c;
1:25 1J Community £ullltln Board (C) · @ @ 5E Hollywood Squ1rt1
55 Glv n.1 D (C) • ( ) Guesb ue Harvey Korman, S: e Us '"1 1' 1.301 Mr .. M•eoo 1 (C) Henry Gibson, Su11nne Pleshette 6:00 Sunrise Sllftelter (C) Mov!1: See Daytime Movies. and Stu Gilliam. Peter Marshall Cisco llkl, Wed., Thurs .• Fri. Minne Boy (C) hosts
6:25 £duution Elldl1n1e (C) Spidtr·Mln (C) 0 Tht G lopi ,. (C) 6:30 ""--(C) IT\ Quee.I for 1 ,...., (C) al n1 woumilt .,..,_, l.lf..J ' .,., Graham Kerr hosts.
History of the Wort4. Tllutr1 9:00 IJ ~ (j) Tht Lucy si-ow (C) I Tmel Films (C)
Rudin& W'rth Your ~hlld 0 @ Ci) m It Telles Two (C) 11:00 ~(])Where 1111 H11rt la (C) • law for the liym1n (C) Wed. Vin Scully hosts., Gail Asher and . @ @ m Jeo1>1rdy (C) Art
6:45 Commodity Report husband, John levy; Biii Bixby and Fleming.
6:55 0 KNBC Ne~fc1 (C) date, Brenda Benet; and Bob Clay· 8 (i1) (]) lewitcfled (C)
7:00 IJ fij (j) CBS NIWI (C) Joseph ton and date, Jo Ann Phlug, 1uest. • Tempo (C) Bob Grant and
Benti. I Movie: See Daytime Movies. Jeanne Baird co.host. 0 @ @ m Tiie Today Show (C) Jldl la lanne (C) I!) Ro111per Room (C) 0 The His ind Her of It (C) Su· UndenSot (C) 11:25 ft ~~ CBS News (C)
zanne and Geoff Edwards. (I) Hayden's H1ppenln1 11:301J (it Se1rdi for To"'°''°" (C) I Mr. Wistibont (C) Office of tlte President 0 @ 6 m Tiie WM, Whit ind
lom tltt Clown (C) Tiie Forsyte Sap (R) Thurs. Whtrt C1111t (C) Art J1mes hosts.
News/Stodl M1rllet 9:25 0 @ Ci) g;, NBC News (C) A Pontiac "Fireblrd" will be the Stume Strfft (C) # 126-130. . prize of 1 special contest launched 7:30 O. From tllt Ground Up (C) Mon.; 9:301-~ Beverly Hlll.brlllea· (C) this week-the panelist earning the
Geometry: From Point to Prism, · 6 ~ Conctt1t~tton (C) highest total of prize money during
Tues.; Davey l Coliltll (C) Wed.; • OVll! See Daytime Movtes. the next eight weeks will be the
Puent·Youtll Foru11 (C) Thurs.: Re-Clrtoona and FNturu (C) winner.
sovrces for Youth (C) fri . S~ M,1rllet/Ntw1 I Mr. M1ioo II (C)
I Piunne C.rtoons (C) : Children • Shon (ll) (}) That Girl (C)
Snuffy Smith (C) 10:00 1J 9 (j) AndJ Griffith (C) LA. City Schools
(1) Rocky ind His Friends (C) 0 m Sale of tit• t.ntury (C) World of Womtn (C) Mon ..
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12:00 1J Bouti11111 (C) 0 @ @ m Ufe With linkl1tttr
(C) Jack ind Art Unkletter. Three
thriving heart transpl!ntees are in·
terviewed on Thursday. O Gir1 Talk (C) Betsy Palmer is
hostess. 0 (ll) (}) Q) Tht Int of [Wry·
thin& (C)
I Sheriff John (C) 9 Ci) Ntw1 (C)
Stock M1rtcet/Ntws
12:05 Ci) Ann Gutd'ler Si-ow (C)
12:30 I Qj (j) As tlte World Turns (C)
· @ @ m Days of Our Liv11
( ) M1edon1ld Carey stars.
I llup's Sl'low (C}
@ (}) Q) A World Apar1 (C)
Dilling for Dollen (C)
l:DO a Qj (j) love la I Many Spl•n·
dored Thine (C)
I @ @ m The Doctors (C)
Movie: See Dayti~ Movies.
(i1) (}) El) All My Clllldrtn (C)
Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Clollnr Prices/Comlftodity R•· port
EE Futures/ Education1I Shon
1:30 1J '1 (j) The Culdln1 Upt (C) 0 @ m Another Worl6-8ay City~)
0 (ll') rn (iB Lera M11l1 a DNI (~ Monty Hall hosts. EE Cll1rtin1 the M1rtet
1:50 ID ftahlons in Sewln1 (C)
1:55 O P1ul Harvey Comments (C)
Z:OO if~ ~i:'~!~i.e (C) ~ Ci)&) Newlywed Ci• (C)
Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Your N1111t'1 1 Wlnntr (C)
2:30 ~ (j) Edge of Nl&tlt (C)
· @@ m Another Wtfld -
Somerset (C) 1J Coollin1 Atound tlle Wotld (C}
Wed. only With Bee Beyer. O (ll) (})al Datlne G1.. (C)
Elena Verduio Is a contestant o"
Monday. ID Rendezvou& W'IUI Adventure (C)
Mon., Wed., Fri.; Travtt With Ota
ind Bettina (C) Tues., Thu rs.
3:00 Qt; Ci) Co•tr Pyle (C)
It's Your Bet (C)
l!!Jhny Patrol
@ (3) Q) Gener1I HolClltll (C)
Haul
Bozo's lit Top Show (C)
CJ) MatlnM: Don Rodewald. • Movie Matinee
3:30 IJ ludJ Pair (C) Richard 01wson
hosts.
I Mille Oou&ils (C)
father Knows But
(U)(l) G> Ont life To Live (C)
QuHn for 1 Day
Hobo Kelly (C)
(j) Pope,. C.trtoons (C)
3:45 @!) Futures (C)
4:001J Mr. Ed; Movie: See Daytime
Movies. Fri. only.
I Divorce Court (C)
(ll) (]) (£) Dart Shldowa (C)
Mah ROOlll for Dlddy
Ctore1 Pvtnlnt Newt (C)
4!15 EID Tiie friendly Glint
ai) Al11 Nervo Show (C)
4:30 IJ Movitt: See Daytime Movies. IJ Stump tlM Stars (C) Mille Sto·
key hosts. Guesb Robert Clary, Will
Hutchins. and Stefani1nna Christo·
pherson witb Deanna Lund, Kurt
Kasznar and Dicll Patterson.
I ONews (C)
The Munsters
(]) Mille Douatn (C)
Sesame Street (C) (R) # 126-
130.
I Ci) Tiit flinbtonts ·(C)
ObMSion
Features
ltwitchtd (C)
5:00 • KNIC NeWMl'Yict (C)
News (C) Tom Reddin.
The Lone Rineer (C)
PoPIJ• and Friends
Bat11an (C)
@ JI"'"'' Tho"'alOfl (C) (j) McH11t's Navy
· Dos Calloa "' hlenq11t
• Gllllpn's ls!lnd (C)
· • Notld1s/DIPortff
· Galloplnr Gourmet (C)
5:30 0 Q)"AIC News (C) Frank Rey·
nolds, Howard It Smith.
• C.tndld C.t1111r1
Abbott ind Costeflo
CJ) Thia D1y 1970 (C)
: Mlsttrorm' Neictlbor"-f
CJ) News (C) Mike Foley
• Comlcos y C.tnclonu
• Town Telll (C)
MONDAY
MAY 4
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
8:30 0 (C) ''The Rtdh•d From W,O.
min(' (western) '53 -Maureen
O'Hara, Alex Nicol, Robert Strauss.
9:00 O "Junate lioddess" (adventure)
'48-George Reeves. Wanda McKay.
"Waco" (western) '52-William El·
liott, Pamela Blake.
9:30 fJ ''Th• Bi& Caper" (mystery) '57
-Rory Calhoun, Mary Costa. m "Diamond City" (drama) '48-
David Farrar, Diana Dors.
1:00 O "Th• More the Merrier'' (com·
edy) '43 -Jean Arthur, Joel Mc·
Crea. Charles Coburn. . m "Mary of ScoU1nd" (drama) '36
-Katharine Hepburn, Fredric
March, John Carradine.
2:00 B "Bript leaf" (drama) '50 -
Gary Cooper, Lauren Bacall.
4:30 fJ (C) "O.neerous Miuion" (dra·
ma) '54 -Victor Mature, Piper
Laurie.
EVENING
Editor's Nott:
Game five of NBA playoffs (bt·
twHn LA. lalcers and Ntw York
Knlcb) will be aired ton!itrt bJ
KTLA, Ch. 5., providln& the bot·
of-seven series continues this far.
Time to be announced.
6:00 I Bl& News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. m Huntley·Brinlllty (C) (30)
Can You Top This? (C) (30)
Wink Martindale hosts. Panelista
are Red Buttons, Stu G.iUiam.... and
Morey Amsterdam. O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) ''Youn&
Suns of Teua" (western) '62-Jim
Mitchum, Alan Ladd, Jody McCrea,
Chill Wiiis, Gary Conway. Three
young men and a girl fight among
themselves while racing against
Apaches to capture gold from a
Confederate patrol.
• Dick Van ~e (30)
The Alntitones (C) (30)
Star Trell (C) (60)
1 (])ABC Evenin& Newa (C) (30) : Wh.rs New7 (C) (30) "Skiing
l."
(j) CBS Newt (C) (30)
' A(ueda (30)
• • El Clnlllita (30)
• ftews In the Round (C) (60)
Jack White, Alex Dreier, Gloria
Greer, Patti Beebe.
6:30 0 KNBC Newaervict (C) (60) O Steve Allen ihow (C) (90) Anna
Maria Alba, Marlene Ver Planck.
Pamela Mason and London Lee
g~~ .
fJ Tha Game Game (C) (30) Jim
MecKrell hosts. Pamela Mason, Phil
Ford and Mimi Hines answer the
question. "How Much Qf a Loner
Are You7" m Mr f1vorltt Martian (30)
I ~PerTJ Meson (60)
6 Huntlty·lrlnkltJ (C) (30)
D UT On C.mpus (C) (30)
"12,000 Feet High and Rising." A
film follows the assembly end
flight of the Astreus rocket built
by University of Redlands engineer-
i·n students.
Ci) The Munsters (30)
Noticiero 34 (C) (60)
KMIR Desert Report (C) (30)
Jack Latham. ~ Dime la Verclad (30)
7:00 f) CBS Evtnin& Ntwa (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
I What's My line? (C) (30)
I love Lucy (30)
Beat Ult Clock (C) (30)
@ Mond., Show (C) (2 hr)
"Stranger on the Run." Henry
Fonda, Anne Baxter.
fil) DEBUT Legacy (30) "The Stones
of Amlens." First In this 10-part
series of studies of some of the
forces that have influenced the de·
velopment and shape of Western
civilization.
I Ci) TNth or Consequen~s (C)
ct11r's Wortd (C) (30)
Simpfementt Maria (55)
That Girt (C) (30)
7;30 ~ (j) Qunamollt (C) (60) (R)
"The Devil's Outpost." A gang of
seasoned renegades pursue Marshal
Dillon. Robert unalng and Jonathan
Lippe guut. 0 m My World ind Welcome to
It (C) (30) (R) "Seal in the Bed·
room." Henry Morgan plays a writer
to whom cartoonist John Monroe
tums when he has seal trouble.
Betty Kean guests..
0 @ (])(El It Takes a Thief (C)
(60) (R) "The Old Who Came in
from the Spy." Elsa Lanchester
iUtsts ·aa a vague British aient
who Is to help Al recover a micro-
dot. fJ Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "Moulin
Rou1e" (drama) '52-Jose Ferrer.
Colette Marchand, Zsa Zsa Gabor.
Story based on the life. loves and
disasters of Toulouse Lautrec.
I TNth or Consequences (C) (30)
Ptt'ry Muon (60)
f,.nch Clltf (30) "Veal for a
Kini."
I Cruz de Amor (30)
7:55 Cuestlon dt Sepndos
8:00 m Llup·ln (C) (30) (R) Carol
Channing iUests as half of the
world's richest couple, and as a
former child star now at the U.N. O Movie G1me (C) (30) Larry Bly-
den hosts. Gloria Swanson, Hugh
O'Brien. Selma Diamond. Donald
O'Connor, Shirley Jones and Mel
Torme guest.
I To Tell Utt Truth (C) (30)
World Prns (C) (60)
Pandor1m1 (30)
8:05 GE Aqul Trts Pltinta (25)
l :lO fJ tit (j) Here's Lucy (C) (30)
(R) Harry decides to make Lucy'a
life usler by hiring another secre·
tary (Wanda Ctar11) to assist her,
but Lucy thinks she's due to be
r~laced. II lint Grey Theatre (30) ''The
Unrelenting Sky." Lew Ayres guests.
Dick Powell Is host. fJ (iJ) (])al ABC Monday Movie:
(C} "A Hip Wind In Jamaica" (ad·
venture) '6 5 -Anthony Quinn.
James Coburn, Ula Kedrova. Flvt
children are captured by pirates
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEJ<, MAY 2, 1970
MONDAY (Continued) I Billy De Wolfe 1uests as the man·1ll:OOl 9ft!IE ..... (C)
1nd soon are terrorizina the p.ltalu aaer of the electric . compa~y who @ • m "... (C)
with their made1p pranks. hts an 1raument wrth Doris over1 OM -..,..,
I Dllwicl fmt Sllow (C} (90) Whether or not she's paid her bill. @(f)Q) N ... (C}
Tiit a., Yan., (C) (60) • ...... (C) (30) Suter Ward. • '-'" WIJM WMll: (C) ... 1-1
El sa.w de lh•ridt Sarca (C) g News (C) (30) Bill JohllJ. AlllJ" (dram•> '55 -John Wayne,
(60) 15 Rtwista MllllCll (30) uuren B•call.
mH.streflu 1t1 Mil•i (C) (30) 10:00 tJ9(i) c.r.i a...u Sllew (C)I m lhwit: "His KJnd If Woun"
t:OO 11 9 (I) lhytleny l.fJ). . (C) • (60) {R) Lucille Ball and Georre' (drema) '51-Robe!1 Mitchum, Jane
(30) (R) Sam and his companions C.rfin ruest Russell, Vincent Pnc:e.
arrive In Palm Sprlnp for I desert I m Nm (C) (60) I m Ht Said, Slit Said (C) vautlon. • I s,, (C) (60) Ell) World l'rtu (C) {R)
D ~ 00 @r;,.llC Monday M~: Twehe O'Qoci Hip (60) 11:15@ (1) CiM .. Stw1t1tetn ~ lid. ~ {~rema-mUSIUI) : f"trill& UM (C) (60) Willi1m F. ll:lO I Qt(!) Mtf'Y Criffia (C) 62~1vis Presley, Gr& Youn&. Lola Buckley. "The National Review on · Qj 00 m JolNlny Ca,.. (C)
Albn&ht. Joan Bla~man. An u -GI the Firinf line." Gums include Hipny htrol
becomes a professional boxer. nme Magazine W1shinrton oorre-a)Oicl Cavttt (C)
0 The Great Tony Martin SDOndent l. Clayton DuBois and Movie: "Last Staa~ Wat'' * & Funny Jack Carter' Hew Yor\ nmes book reviewer Johnl (western) '57-Jim Davis.
0 F..Uidtt fM (C) (60) Tony ~~ (30 12:00 0 Cota.aunity lldletia loard (C)
Martin and Jack Carter star. ) 1:00 11 lhvle: (C) "Chrp 9f tM Lan·
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TUESDAY
MAY 5
morning and afternoon
ings, please see DAY·
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your convenience, are
! day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
D "Youni ind Willlnt' (comedy)
•42-Willlam Holden, Susan Hay·
ward, Martha Driscoll. D "Arise My love'' (r.omedy) '40
--Claudette Colbert, Ray Milland. 6 "Anrlf1 With Dirty Faces':_ Cdra.
ma) '38-James Cagney, Pat O'Brien. m "The Min Inside" (adventure)
'53-Jack Palance. D "The Ellle" (drama) '48-
Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Maria Mon· tez. m "Desert W1r" (drama) '60-
Peter Baldwin, Chelo Alonso. 6 "The Dam Suiters" (drama)
'55--Richard Todd. Michael Red·
grave. 1J (C) "Thunder11ead" (drama) '45
-Roddy McDowall, Preston Foster.
fVfNINr.
I ~ News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy.
@I:} Hunttey-Brinkley (C) (30)
c.n You Tor This? (C) (30)
Panel is made o Red Buttons, Stu
Gilliam and Morey Amsterdam.
fJ Six O'Clock Movit: (C) ''Beau
J1mes" (drama) '57 -Bob Hope,
Vera Miles, Paul Douglas, Alexis
Smith. When an investigation rocks
city hall, New York Mayor James
J. Walker's political career is threat·
ened by his love for a night club
entertainer.
I Dick Vin Dyb (30)
The RinUtones (C) (30)
Star Trell (C) (60)
Whirs New? (C) (30) ''Skiing
2." Ski instructor Cyrus Smythe
shows skiing at various levels of
experience and skill.
I A1ued1 (30)
El Clnillitl (30)
News Jn the Round (C) (60)1 Jack White, Alet Dreier, Gloria
Greer, Patti Beebe.
0 llNIC Newsmict (C) (60) D Steve Allen Show (~) (90) The
Happenings, ~rey Amsterdam,
Richard Deacon and Paul Norris
guest. 6 The G1me Game (C) (30) Pame-
la Mason, Phil Ford and Mimi
Hines guest to answer the question
of the day: "How Lazy Are You?'' m MJ favorite M1rtian (30)
@1) llleb1n1 (30) ''Throw·in Style."
Shi.Shi demonstrates one ol Iha
classical Japanese arrangements. 1
fi!) Noticlero 34 (C) (60) m KMIR Desert Report (C) (30)
Jack Latham. mJ Dime 11 Verd1d (30)
11) CBS £vtnlnr News (C) C30)1
Walter Cronkite.
I What's M; l int? (C) (30)
I lovt lucy (30)
Bt1t the Clodl (C) (30) I
RETURN Yop for Hulth (30)
Yoga expert Richard Hittlemanl
teaches the techniques related to
BOB HOPE
IElU JUIES
TUESDAY II COLOR
IAIC-TV
wei1ht control. streamlininl! the
figure, relaxation, relief from ten·
sion and maintenance ol youthful
vigor and beauty. The first lesson:
Scientific stretching-the way to
lifelong flexibility.
I Islands In tht Sun (C) (30)
Simplemente M1ria (55)
Th1t Girl (C) (30)
' 7:30 IJ ~ Ci) Lancer (C) (60) (R)
Murdoch Lancer's longtime friend·
ship with attractive widow Agatha
Conway is threatened when she •n·
nounces her intention of marrying
Buck Addison, a ruthless landgrab·
ber who is pressuring Murdoch tol
sell the Lancer ranch.
0 Ii) ~ m I IJlcilL I Once B•·1
fore I Die (C) (60) A GE Mono·
' gram Serles special documenting
the true·life adventure story of sev·
en amateur mountain climbers who
struggle lo scale the 20,000-foot
Koh·l·Tunday in the Hindu Kush
range in Afghanistan. Ross Martin
narrates.
fJ @ (I) l(iE Mod Squad (C) (60)
(R) "Willie Poor Boy." Pete be·
friends a young man who is caught
in a robbery attempt. Joe Don
Baker guests. 6 Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "The Last
Hunr• (adventure) '56 -Roberti
Taylor. Stewart Granaer. Conflict·
ing interests separate two hunting
partners: one is a rancher, the
other a sadistic killer.
I Truth or Consequences (C) (30)
l'erry M11on (60) 1
RETURN The Film Generation!
(C) (60) Firlt se(ITlent of an eight·
part series euminin11 the personal'
vision of the independent film
maker.
7:55 Cuntlon dt S.aundot ler of hou1ekeeper S1r1 (Hora Mar· I Cruz dt Amor (30) I Marcy (Darlene Darr), 1r1ndd1uah·
8:00 The Movie &1mt (C) (30) lowe). proves emberrasslna to the
Guests are Gloria Swa:ison, Hugh entire Drinkwater cl1n when it IP·
O'Brian, Selma Diamond, Donald1 pears that the tune. "H1n1 It,
O'Connor, Shirley Jones and Met
1
Governor," wn pointed 1t Gov.
Torme Drinkwater. m To' 1•11 t1le Truth (C) (30) I News (C) (30) Baxter ward.
El) Chudlo Avtll111et (C) (30) News (C) (30) Bill Johns.
· . to (60) Mll.$lca 1 Estrell~ (C) (30) 8:05 CiI1) Hit del Momen l O·OO KNXT Riports (C} (30) "The
8:30 IJ ~ (j) Red Sll11ton (C) (60) ' Troubled Canyon." A look 1t the
(R) Audrey Meadows, Three Do1 colorful past, present ind uncertain
Night, and Edgar Bergen and future of historic M1llbu creek. the
Charlie McCarthy guest. I last year·round wild creek In South. 0 0 (]) m Jul~1 (C~. (3~) (R) ern California.
"A Tale of Two Sitters. Julta has ~ m News (C) (60)
a babysitting problems at h~me atl @ CI)@ M1rcua Welby, M.D.
the same time Dr. Che~ley s 92· ( ) (60) (R) "Sil"en Threads and
year·old uncle replaces htm st the Silver Hooks." Lucas Cabot $!arts
office. I filming a TV documentary on his D On!"Man .s~~ (C) (30). Com-1 actres.s-wlte's recovery from a
poser-s1nger-v1oltntst·saxophontst Ir· I strolle despite Dr. Welby's warn·
wln "Doc" C. Watson Is featured. Ing that her working so soon may
fJ @(3)(E) ABC Movie of th! be dangerous.
Week: (C) "The Young Lawye11 I ' St>J (C) (60) (drama) '69 -Jason Evers, Judy Major ~1111 (60) Pa~e. Tom Fielding, Michael Parks, : Sptculition (C) (60) "A Con·
An1anette . Comer: Keenan Wy~n. versation With Anthony Quinn." The
James Shigeta •. Richard Pryor. D1~k actor discusses his early days in
Ba:s.s. Story ts set l.n Boston' films. his consuming interest in
Ne!ghborhood Law Of!•ce throu1hl architecture and friendship with
which, law students g11n courtroom Frank Lloyd Wright, and America's
expe11ence on actual cases. ( R) belated discovery of seK. I D1vld Frost Show (C) (90) I Rubi (30)
Th1 Bia Valley (C) (60) 1 , festival Mexlc.tno (60)
DEBUT The Conservative. Yitw·l10:30 CBS News S,.clal (C) (30) pol~t (C) (30) Fou.r·part senes eK· "California Impressions by Henri
am1nlng the ~lewpo1nt and ~ttltud.es cartier·Bresson." Impressions of a
of the Amer .• can conservative. Std· section or American life by the
ney Hyman is host famous French photographer Henri
fi!) l1 Constltuclon (60) Cartier·Bresson.
9:00 0 Q) (6) m first Tuesd., (C) I 00 Feature (C) (30) (2 hr) Lt. Col. Mike Hoare tells . Aurelia (30)
what makes the mercenary tick. A 11:00 0 D mm m News (C)
report on Macumba, a group of One Step Beyond
magical cults that flourishes in • John Wayne WHk: "R~d Rlvlf"
Brazil; and a feature on an ancient (western) '48-John Wayne. Mont·
Roman catapult contest, re·created gomery Clift.
by Latin students from Park School m Movie: "Bitter Victory'' (dra·
(Indianapolis) and Culver (Ind.) ma) '58 -Richard Burton. Curt
Military Academy. Jergens. Ruth Roman. D Pl1yboy After 01111 (C) (60) m He Said, Sii• Said (C)
Guests include composers Michael EID Under 30 (C) "Underground
Legrand and Marilyn and Alan Films." This documenta~ explores
Bergman; Frankie Randall, Rich the entire un~erground him mo~e·
little, Shari Lewis and puppet ment-from ftlm maker to dlstnb·
Lambchop, and Tommy Oliver. utor to audience.
@1) NET FestiVll (C) (60) "Roberta 11:301J ~ (i) Mm Griffin (C) '
Peters." Opera star Roberta Peters! Q @@ m Johnny Clnon (C)
performs some of her favorite se· B Hlf11w11 Patrol
IKlions at a concert in Hershey.I al Didi Clvttt (C)
Pa. G) Movie: "Blue, Wtllte ind l'er·
([;) F11ture (60) I fed" (mystery) '42 -Mary Beth
9:30 1J ~ (j) The Governor and JJ. Hughes, Lloyd Nolan.
(C) (30) (R) A protest soog by 12:00 D Coinmunlty Bulletin Board (C)
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MAY 6
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
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for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
8:3o 0 "Wo•111 in Hiding" (drama)
'50-ldt Lupino. Howard Dutt
9:00 O "Wtlls Farao" (wester"' ''39-
Joel McCrea. Frances Dee, Lloyd
Nolan.
9:30 O "Riders to the Stars" (sci-fi)1 '54 -William Lundigan, Herbert1 Marshall. m "The Bllt Gener1tion" (dr1ma)I '59 -Mamie Van Doren, Steve
Cochran, Louis Almstron1
1~ 0 "Ain't No nme for Glory" (dra·
ma) '57 -Barry Sullivan, Gene
Barry. m "E.ISJ Money'' (comedy) '49-
Greta Gynt. Dennis Price.
2:00 O "No Time For ~rgeants" (com·
edy) '58 -Andy Griffith, Nick
Adams.
4:30 IJ "Htr Husband's AH1lrs" (com·
edy) '47 -Lucille Ball, Franchot1 Tone, Gene Lockhart.
f V f ~ I ~-I.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. MAY 2. 1970
0 C.n You Top This? (C) (30) 7:001J CBS Ennln& Ntwi (C) (30) fE News In Ptrspectlyt (C) (60)
Wink Martindale hosts. Red But· Walter Cronkite. "East-We.st Di1lo1ue."
tons. Stu Gilliam and Morey Am· OWtiat's Mr Lint? (C) (30) , ... dt Mtm (60)
sterdam are panelists. I ' Love Luer (30) • Tt'9-Cin .. 1 Espanol (2 hr) 0 Six O'aod Movie: (C) "Btrtb· But Ult Clodt (C) (30) 9:30 • News (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
bu" Part I (rell1ious drama) '62-00 AMerica! (C) (30) Ntws _jC) (30) Bill Johns.
Anthony Quinn. Silvana Man1ano, : DEBUT lnttrftct (C) (30) 'The 10:00 Qi (j) Hawaii f"rw.O (C) (60)
Arthur Kennedy. The story of the Paris Air Show-1969 (Part l)." (R) Chin Ho Kelly (Kam Fong), one
thief who was freed so that Christ I (j) Truth or Conaequencu (C) of Steve McCarrett's (Jack Lord)
could be crucified. Conclu3ion will Wanderlust (C) (30) • trusted lnvestlaators, is accused of
be shown tomorrow at thls time. Slmpletntntt Maril (55) takin1 a bribe by a narcotics deal·
I OiQ Yan Dyllt (30) That Girt (C) (30) er. McGarrett has no alternative but
Tiit Flintitvnes (C) (30) 7:30 IJ tjj (j) Hff Haw (C) (60) (R) to suspend ~hin Ho until. he finds
Star Trell (C) (60) Jerry Lee lewis and Ferlin Husky the mastermind behind this plot to
@ ABC Evenin1 News (C) (30) auest. discredit his orpnization.
Wh1t'1 New? (30) "Science 0 @ 00 m Tiit Yir&iniat1 (C) 0 @ @ m Then C.ntt Bron•n
1Fare(j)#Cl8$4." N-(C) (30) (90) (R) "It Tolls for Thee." Leel (C) .<60)11 (Rd). "Thrbeed Runboner.(" An
••• Marvin stars as a killer who ab· emotion• Y 1stu Y Mtrk Aaved• (30) ducts Judie Girth. played by Lee J. Lester) has self·destructi~ habits
El C.nillitt (30) Cobb, and submits him to humil· and a penchant for running away.
News in the Round (C) (60) iation. Jack Klugman auests as Edward
J1ck White, Alex Dreier. Gloria 0 @ i (D Ntt1ny and tht py0• Hanrahan, the head of. a summer
Greer, Petti Beebe. fessor ( (30) (R) Nanny arrives cemp for disturbed children, who
6:30 D IC.NBC Newservlce (C) (60) from Ena and to become the Ever· disagrees with Bronson about how O Steve Allen Show (C) (90) Pat etts' sixth housekeeper of the year. to handle the case.
Harrington, Pacific Gu and Elec· 0 Million $ Movie; (C) "The Ken· 8 m News (C) (60)
tric, Steve Rossi and Sleppy White. tudil11" (1dventure) '55 -Burt @ Cl) al En~lbert HumptJ·
and Debbie Drake KUest. Lancaster, Dianne Foster, Watter! d111dl (C) (60) Shirley Bassey and
O Tiie G11ae Game (C) (30) Jim Matthau. Diana Lynn. B1e Eli and Vince Edwards 1uest.
Macl<rell hosts. Pamela Mason, Phil his son fi&ht their way across the! I ' S91 (C) (60) .
Ford and Mimi Hines answer the Kentuck~ fr?ntier or the l820's to . Twtlvt O'Clodl Hip (~)
question. "How Grind Ale Your• I a new hfe in Texas · H.om~ (C) (~) ~leman
I My favorite Marti1n (C) (30) I Trut"" Consequences (C) (30) Aud1!!ons National Winne~ in Con·
(J) Perry M1son (60) I Perry Mason (60) cert. @ Huntler·Brlnkt., (C) (30) : Joyce C11en Coota (30) "ffoo· @I> Rubi . (30)
feature Film (30) "leeend of! dies." Mrs. Chen shows how to 10:30 em Aurtl11 (30)
Qj (j) Tht Munsttn (30) fry crisp noodles for authentic · @ (i) m News (C)
Chow Mein. Ont Step Beyond em Noticitro 34 (C) (60) I ~ Cruz de Amor (30) @ Cil m News (C)
the Birds." make noodles at home and how to 11:00 I Cit([) tJi) News (C)
m KMIR Desert Report (C) (30) J:SS a;, ~tstion dt StaUndos • Jolln Wayne Week: (C) "lt&end
6:001J Bi& News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. Jack Latham . of ttlt lost'' (1dventure) ·57 -0 m Hunttty.Brinkley (C) (30) CiI!) Dime La Verdad (30) 3:oo IJ The Mcme Citlfte (C) (~) Host John W1yne. Sophia Loren. Rossano
--------------------------Larry Blyden. w~lcomes Glori~ Swan· Brazzi. Two men and a eirt search
son. Hue~ 0 Bnan, s.elma D19mond, lor treasure and a lost city 1n the
ANTHONY QUINN
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Donald 0 Connor. Shirley Jones and Sahara.
Mel Torme. . m Movie: "Hiptr and Hiper"
0 llP Cil al Tiit Coumtl~~ of (musical comedy) '43-Frank Sina·
Eddies fattier (~) <.~0) (~) Mem· tra, Michele Morgan. Victor Borge,
ber ol the Weddina. Eddie .Is con· Barbara Hale. An hilarious financial c~rned when Norman and Tina de· plan Is worked out when a man.
c1de to marry b~cause they. e11Joy unable to pay his servants. forms
discotheque danc1qa every n11ht. a corporation with them. I To Tell the Trutll (C) (30) II) Ht Stiel Siie Said (C)
The F~rsyte .Stfl (60) (R) fE NET Jou~1I (R) '1"he Conserva-
Lt Cl .. da Bien Crl1d1 (C) (30) live Viewpoint." A panel discussion
8:05 ml El Tomlllo (55) by Milton Friedman, Russell Kirk.
8:30 IJ ~ (j) lllt lntrly Hillbillies M. Stanton Evans and William
(C) (30) ( R) Phil Silvers auests as Rusher.
a con man who sells the Clampetts 11:15 @ CI) Cine111a SeventHn
Central Park. U ·301J Qj (j) Merv Griffin (C) 0 Cht"!l!_ionslllp Wrutlln& (C) (90) • 0 Q) @ m JollnnJ C.rson (C)
fJ o;i'J (.1J (D R~m 222 (~) (30) Jack Benny, Roberta Peters, and
(R) 'Triple Dale. Jason IS hurt Millon Macklin (editor or Areosy
w.hen h~ P!Oves unacceptable . to Magazine) are scheduled 1uests.
his date s middle class conserval1ve 0 Hlrhwij Patrol
father. . O a> Didi Cavett (C) Scheduled I David .Frost Show (C) (90) ruests: Actor-producer Jonathan
The ~11 Valley (C) (60) Miller; Hu(h Hefner. publisher of
Sonn111 (C) (30) Playboy; Miry Calderone, family
9:00 IJ Qi (j) Medical Centtf (C) (60) plannina expert.
(R) Guest lee Grant Portrays a II) Movie; "Mlulon to MOf'OCCO"
wealthy widow who beeins to feel (dram•) '59 -Les Bartter Juli
involvement with people 11ain Redina. '
when she becom.es attached to a 12:001J Community Bulletin Board (C)
l0-ye1r·old hospital patient (Fab· 1 00 _ M le ''"" J l • , i•n Gregory), : ~ ov : int oe ou11 StOJJ'
0 @ (i) m Kr1rt Music Hill (C) (bioeraphy) '53 -Coley Wallace.
(60) "Phif Harris Presents Bobbie Paul Stewart, James Edwards.
Gentry." The second of two pro· 0 0 News (C) •
arams starring Phil Harris with m.~ctlon Thtttre: 1"ry end Get
sineer Bobbie Gentry, Roy Clark, Me. Frank Lovejoy,
Bernadette Peters 1nd John Hirt· 2:00 m All·Nlpt Show: "Nyoka and
ford are guests. the Lost Secrets of HIPPoCrates,"
0 @ Cl) Q) Johnny Caal! S11ow "Remember Pun H1rbor." "St1ae
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Charlie Pride and Brenda Let. 2:30 II Ntwa/81n Ua Thia Dir (C)
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MAY 7
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the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:30 D "It H•pptMCI 111 lrMklp"
(mualc•l·comtdy) '47-frank Sf111.
tra, Jimmy Durante, Kathryn Gray·
IOn, Peter Lawford.
t :OO D "So M My Low" (mystery)
'48-Ray Mill1nd.
t:30 B (C) ''Alr.,lptn" (drama) ·~Victor Mature, Karen Steele. m .,fak W• I fllflbacll" (COf1'1· eay) '49-fred MacMurray, MIU·
reen O'Har1. Natalie Wood.
1:00 D "T1le Lldy Vanlslla" (mystery) ·~lchatl Red1rave, P1ul Lukas. m "T1le ....... .,,. (dram•) ·~ne Barry, B1rblra Hale,
Edward Arnold.
2:00 c:J (C) "11'e McConlMtl Sl:ofy"
(dr1m1) 'SS-Alan Ladd, June Al·
lyson.
up of Red Buttons. Stu Cinlam and
Mo,.y Amst1rd1m. D Sil ~ llltvlt: (C) .... ralto
bit" Pert II (reli1ious·dr1m1) '62
-Anthony Quinn, Sllvn'-Man·
11no, Arthur Kennedy, Vittorio'Gass
man, Jlck P1lance. story of the
th ief who was freed io that Christ
could be crucified.
I Diet Ya11 ~ (30)
T1le fliftt*MS (C) (30)
Star Tr.II (60)
Cl) AIC ~111 Ntws (C) (30) W11at's New? (30) "Science
Fare # 15." Second prviram In a
thrte·plrt series deslrned to stlm·
ul1te ycun1 viewers to undertake
science projecls of their own.
I Cl) CIS News (C) \JO)
Apeda (30)
0 CaaUllta (30)
Ntwt In tile ltouncl (C) (60~
J1ek White, Alex Dreier, Gloria
Greer. P1ttl Beebe.
&:lOl llNIC NwM1wlce (C) (60)
Sttw Alten Show (C) (90)
Guests are Scoey Mltdllll, Vim•
Lili, The Hew £st1bllsl'lmtnt and
Jacll De Leon. fJ Tiie Cl• C.• (C) (30) Pt·
mela Muon, Phil ford ind Mimi
Hines ruest to answer the ques·
tlon of the day: "How Wh1c!ly
Are Your• Jim M1cKrtll hosts.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. MAY 2, 1970
I (I) Tiie Mllftttln (30) II) Tiie lie V.., (C) (60)
Nitidefe 34 (C) (60) Ill) NU ,..,.._. (90) (R) '-C.thy
Diii Dtllft lt.,.rt (C) (30) Come Home." Carol (Poot Cow)
Jack Latham. White stari in a document1ry •bout
I Di• la Yerdld (30) 1 ycun1 Bri\lah family Involved in
7:00 CIS Evt11ln1 Nm (C) (30) • deaperate struate to find 1dt·
lter Cronkite. quat• houslnf in O'ltftfOWdtcf'
I net's 111, U1t? (C) (30) London.
I LON lJKJ (30) t :C» IJ tJt Cl) CIS n.-, M .. : ltlt U.. Clecl (C) (30) (C) "Bl-.. llta tf .. _,. ..
Cl) 11le A.erlcaa Welt (C) (comedy) '67 -David lllcClllum,
(30) "lllont1n1's Glteltf Country." SylVI Kolcina, Tammy Grtmea.
fli) llUU'"' """91 tile Celbt Harvey Korman, Domet1lco Modupo,
(30) In the openln1 111ment, "Buy. Aldo Fabrizi. All Enctlah tour svldt
Ina • Guitar.'' dassical 1uit1rlst on the 1t1liln Riviera dlxovm
Frederick Noad compares the mer· that 1 pred1tory splnstlf h11 Ml
Its of various types of 1uit1rs. her cap for him.
I m Trlltli er Coaecat11tta1 CC> O ~ Cl) Q) r .. *• (C) (60) frW Adwntwe (C) (30) (R) Sfmmy Davis Jr. Ind Jo Annt
Si•plt_. MIN (55) Wor1ey &Utst.
1'lt 1111 (C) (30) I~ Tres PltiMI (30) 7:10 Qt Ci) F••IJ Artair (C) (30) 9:l0 · (6) ~ DracJMt (C) (30)
( ) Jody is accused of br11kin1 1 " an>fee. • Sat. Friday and Of.
window In his school's c1fettri1 fleer Gannon lnvesti11te 1 14·yetr·
ind is suspended. old crime committed by 1 Color.· D 9 00 m Da"ltil loHt (C) do convict.
(60) (R) "Israel and LOYe." lllffl I """ (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
aufferi the p1nrs of 1rowlnc up ..._ (C) (30) l!llU Joflna.
wtlen he fills for 1 1lr1 his own . ...,,....,. et11 Pftf. ......,..
11e. nm O'Connor 1uests. 10:00 Q @ 00 a;, i 18c!Al 1\t htt
U KAL KAN PET FOODS .a 1ttcen1: Th ,,. • ., _.. (C)
PR NTS (60) Featured are performances by * ESE 1969 winneri of awards presented ANIMAL WORLD by the N1tion1I Academy of Rt· 4:30 II (C) "Taru11 Hit Macnlfleeof'
(1dventure) '60-Gordon Scott, JOtk
Mahoney. P'"f M1se11 (60) I~ Favorite Mlfttln (30)) ,
6 H•tley·lrtn•ltJ (C) (30) m I #He@ I "Peter Incl Ute Welt"
(lO) (R) A dr1m1tlzed version of
Prokofiev's popular symphonic fairy
tale performed by the Ch1r1es Play·
house Musical Theatre for Chil-
dren In Boston.
"The Great Red Apes-II" cordin1 Arts end Sciences ind by
O @(J)ia> Anlul Wtfid (C) nominees for the "Record of the
{30) "The Great Red Apes." Part Ynr." They include The 5th DI·
II. Film showin1 or1n1ut1ns of mension. Johnny Cuti, Pem Lee, r v 1 ·.,·~<.
&:00 I 'JI News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. · m Hu..U.,.lrln~ty (C) (30)
Can You Ttp Tllis? (C) (30)
Th s week's comedy panel is made
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"Tiae Men Vaa.ew A.t.-.•lle A~cy"
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Borneo 1t 1 rehabilitation camp Henry M1ncin!, and Blood, S~ut
where they are beinf t1u1ht to re-ind Tears. Dionne Warwlelc s1n1s
join the jungle world. two Burt B1ch1r1ch winners. S•.m· c:J Milllon $ Mowte: (C) "Mr. my Divis Jr. hosts the pre11nt1tion
Mosas" (comedy) '65 -Robert of the "Record of the Y11(' award.
Mitchum, Carroll Biker. An Ameri· B m "'"' (C) (60) can ex·clrcus man becomes In· @Cl) al PArls 7000 (C) (60)
valved with 1n Afric1n tribe. (R) "Ordeal." Brenn1n becomes 1
I Trvtll or CoMIClfftl<tl (C) (30) suspect in 1 p1ot t_o steal top se·
'9ny Mnett (60) cret pipers for delivery lo 1n un·
T1ltltrt lat (C) (30) "Wait· friendly pow_er. Wiifred Hyde·White
ing for Godot," prOduced by the 1uests is Str Malcolm.
Century City Playhouse, Is spot· I ' Spy (C) (60) lh~hted. Major Ml•• (60)
ti) Cr1a de AIHr (30) : Tiit Advocates (C) (60) (R)
7:55 GI!) C...tiotl dt SefttlMSol • R•bl (30)
1:00 II tB ~ JI• NaMn (C) (60) • Los C.•tdlanta (60)
@ Bobbie Gentry is special ruest. 10:3011> Alrrella (30)
U Mowie Ca.. (C) (30) Gloria ll:C» I tjj Cl) g) Newa (C)
SW1nson, Hu1h O'Bri1n, Stlma Dia· · QJ Ci) a;, N... (C)
mond, Don1ld O'ConllOf, Shirley Ont step S.,.nd
Jones, Mel Torme 1utst. @ (3) fl) Ntn (C)
D cm Cl) (f) Tllat Clrl (C) (30) • Jolla WaJM Wiik: ''Operation
(lij "That Meterm1id." Ann recalls Pacific" (dr1m1) '51-John Wayne,
her experiences n 1 metenn1id Patricia Neal.
who fou1ht city hill In Fenwick. m Movie: "f1n11y b, Catlipt"
Dennis Weaver 1uests. (dram1) '48-Jimes Muon, Phyllis m To Tell tlle Trvtll (C) (30) Calvert, Stew1rt Granier. fm WIS.init-n WHk In Review 0) Ht Said, SIM Said (C) ~) (30) fD Waslllnattn Wnl In Rnltw (C)
€E) .~rlfftl« (C) (2 hr) "Cristo Ne· 11:15@ Cl) Cine.. Seventeen: "Clash
rro. Rent Munoz. of steel."
1:05 a!) T•lntsta Muskal (55) 11:30 I tlJ) Cl) Merv Griffin (C)
l :lO 0 ~ 00 m lrouidt (C) (60) • ~ 00 m Joltnny ea,.,. (C)
(R) "Poole's Paradise." Set. HlpwlJ Patrol
Brown's life is thrutened when In m Dkt Cnett (C)
eac1ped prisoner kidnaps him. lllO'lit: "hr*, Inc." (dr1ma) II lortn1 (C) (90) Tentatively '49-Michtel O'Shea.
scheduled card !Hlures Rodolfo 12:00 0 eo11111111nity Bulletin loard (C) Gonzales n . Fermin Soto In 1 10· . .. round l!l!il'#el1ht bout 1:00 II i110V11: (C) Htll 111 rr1~ lay" O @c..v m ltwltdMi.t (C) (30) (dt1.m1) '55-Alin Ladd. Edwud G.
(R) "Samantha's Caesar Salad." Robinson, Joanne Dru.
S1m1nth1 finds herself stutk with 0 0 NIWI (C)
the rul Julius Cte&1r when she 0) Actlotl TllNtrt: "Barricade."
.. asb Esmeralda to mike 1 Ciwr Alice F1ye, Warner Baxter.
salad. Jay Robinson fUests H 2:00 m All·Nlpt S.ow: "Enchanted Is·
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TO WED OR NOT TO WED
There's a dla.mond rang in the near fu-
ture of That Girl.
And marriage? Mmmm.
The ABC series, starring Marlo Thomas
.as Ann Marie in the title role and co-star~
ring Ted Bessell as her long-time boyfriend
Don Hollinger, a news magazine writer, re-
sumed production recently for its fifth sea-
son.
Filming began with the engagement show
that has a working title of "Will You
Marry Mc?"
While not ready to dl¥ulge the plot of
the teleplay that they wrote, producers Saul
Turteltaub and Bernie Orenstein, termed
the show that Turtehaub will direct, "prob-
ably the most unusual engagement put on
film because nothing comes easy to Ann
Marie and everything she did not dream of
when she was a little girl happens." The
episode is planned to open the new season.
Series marriage has been on and off in
the thinking of Marlo and her creative
team headed by executive producers Bill
Persky and Sam DeJoff, creators of That
Girl.
Marlo, Jotelllgent 111 she is talented, and
loyal to her huge following of televiewers,
predominantly in the 18 to 35 year age
category and female, initially felt strongly
that the series "is the story of a single
young girl in New York. with Ann in the
transitional period between leaving her fam-
ily home and establishing one of her own.
Since she is just discovering life. to have
her marry now would turn the series into
just another situation comedy."
More recently, the vivacious brunelte
added, "If we changed the premise to have
Ann Marie marry, it wouldn't be That Girl
anymore."
Tbe young star attributes the success of
the series through four seasons to the fact
that it is highly identifiable. "It is about
a young girl who wants something-first to
be a person in her own right and second,
a career. Viewers of any age can identify
with that, the wanting something," she said.
But then, marriage in the fifth season
would open up so many new story possi-
bilities .....
In fact, Marlo recently mentioned--<:as-
ually-before a teenage audience of more
than 5000 at a telethon held at New Or-
leans fo r St. )ude's Hospital at Memphis,
her father's favorite charity project, that
matrimony for Ann and Don was being
considered. As she related, "There was
dead silence and then they all screamed
'Nol'"
In the interim, she has gained further
reaction nationally while promoting "Jenny."
in which she made her motion picture debut
in the title role for the ABC Pictures Cor-
poration.
Although Marlo was looking for a role
remote from the Ann Marie image when
she chose to play Jenny, young, pregnant
and unmarried, she notes that both char-
acters share a common bond in !hat they
refuse to accept defeat.
"In her own optimistic way, Ann. the
series character I play, reflects the spiril of
today's young generation. She is nor fear-.
less. but goes ahead even when she is ap·
prehensive and I think this generation is
like that," Marlo stated.
Repntin1 her 1oals in life. she said, "I
never want to be uninvolved. I could never
live on a hilhnd say 'I don't care what
happens to others.' ..
"Some people are always caught in a
phase of waiting for somelhing to happen.
I'm living now,"
In addition to her work for St. Jude's.
Marlo is an ac1ive board member of both
the Inner-City Cultural Center. an organi-
zation beaded by Gregory Peck, an inter-
racial, non-profit professional theater de-
voted to bringing live drama to high school
students of Los Angeles. particularly to un-
derprivileged areas, and to the public. and
the "Neighbors o f Walts" dedicated to
building child care centers in that Los An-
geles neighborhood.
Her attitude while campaigning actively
for the late Senator Robert Kennedy was
that "I wasn't jus1 a television performer
but a young American woman with feelings
and a voice and I strongly defend lhe righl
of performers to speak out on public issues
and become involved in public life."
Of her professional life, she states 'T m a
dyed-in-the-wool actress. I'm not obsessed
but I love my work both in comedy and
drama."
Her That Girl performance has already
won for Marlo five of the industry's high-
est honors: two Emmy nominations, 1he
Hollywood Foreign Press Assoc1a11on's
Golden Globe and Most Popular Female
Television personality, Fame Magazine's
"Most Promising New Star" award and a
place among tht publication's "Top Ten of
T elevision.'' and lhe Photoplay Award 'as
the year's "Most Promising New Star."
Like mosi serious performers, Ma rlo's
success followed a long apprenticeship in
the theater and television.
Following graduarion from rhe Univer·
sity o f Southern California with a Bachelor
of Arts degree in education, she went to
New York to study with drama coach San·
ford Meisner. returning home two months
later when Meisner moved to the West
Coast. She studied with him for two years.
She made her professional debut in 77
Sunset Strip on ABC. and later appeared
with Fay Bainter in a summer stock pro-,
duction of "Black. Chiffon" at Santa Bar·
bara,
Following a number of further theater
performances and television guest-starring
roles in major series including The Alfred
Hitc hcock Show. The Virginian. Ben Casey,
Mr. Novak. Arrest and Trial and Bonanza.
Marlo was selected by director Mike Nichols
to star in the London production of "Bare--
foot in 1he Park" along with London's Dan-
iel Massey. and Kurt Kaznar and Mildred
Natwick. from the original New York pro·
duction H er performance won rave re-~
views from staid London critics.
Turning her talent and energy to series
production at the beginning of That Girl,
she commented on why she drove herself
so hard on the set.
"When the camera ls turning, you have
to be good. The people I work wilh are
great. Since I can'I possibly please the
whole world. J trust them-their judgment.
Jn 'Barefoot,' people would come backstage
to say 'You were wo nderful' and if I hadn't
been and knew it, it would disturb mt so
much I could hardly answer. But if they
came back and were lukewarm in 1heir
praise it didn't matter if I knew it had
been a good performance."
Anc.I on what s he wanted out of the
series: "What I want to happen is chat I
really love it. I go to d:iily rushes like it
was a class so I can learn more. . . ''
Marlo has learned well and her knowl-
<;.,dge of productio n details ("like a piece
oi music can hurt a joke") and her dedi-
cation to her work has given the series an
excellence-through four seasons.
Although she has joked that "doing a
series is like entering a convent, .. she adds,
"I am not a quitter. A series is very hard
work and there arc a lot of things I want
to do. I signed for five years. I made a
commitment and I am commilted while
on."
And about to becln a fifth grueling sea-
son of That Girl produclion. she smiled.
"If all the television series in the world
were laid end to end, I'd still choose to play
Ann Marie."
,.,. 17
FRIDA Y
MAY 8
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies,
DAYTIME MOVIES
8:30 0 (C) "Wilt 'tll Hit SI.In Shinn,
Nttllt" (drama) '52-David Wayne,
Jean Peters, Hugh M111owe.
t :OO 8 "Tiie U.ts or a lenp l Lancer"
(dr1ma) '35 -Gary Cooper, Fran·
chot Tone.
9:30 0 "Tiit Pttrlfitd Forwst'' (drarna) ·~umphrey Bo11rt. Bette Davis. m (C) "Oper1tion Atlantis" (dra·
ma)-John Ericson.
1:00 8 "Ride tlle l'ink HorN" (mys-
tery) '47 -Robert Montgomery,
Thomas Gomez. m 11Atf1ir WIUI 1 StrHrtf'' (dra-
m1) '54 -Jean Simmons, Vlctor
Mature, Monica Lewis.
2:00 0 "The Wronr Man" (drama) '57
-Henry Fonda, Vera Miies.
4:00 I) "Tiie Lusty M•n" (drama) '52
-Susan Hayward, Robert Mitchum.
fVENING
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bt prt11nttd bJ KTlA, CIL 5, .t
1 ti•• to bt 1nnounctd, if tflt
l.llltrs/ llnidla btat-of·M¥tn ltfita
continues.
6:00 I ~ Nftl (C) (60.) Jerry Dunphy. • m HUfttSty·Brillklty (C) (30)
Can Yo. Top Thia? (C) (30)
Si1 O'Clodl Movlt: "Detective
5tGfy" (drama) '51-Kirk Douglas,
El11nor Parker, William Bendix,
Cathy O'Donnell. Police Detective
Jim McLeod's exauerated ideas of
riaht and wrona boomerana. ~
• Diet Yu Dpt (30)
l\t FllnUtonet (C) (30)
SC.r Trel (C) (60)
'(}) AIC Evenln& Ntwa (C) (30)
· WMt's NtW? (C) (30)
Ci) CBS Newa (C) (30)
~· (30) • El C.nHlit.a (30)
Ntwa In tl1t Round (C) (60)
5:30 CJ KNIC Newsesvlu (C) (60) 8 StM Alltn lttow (C) (90)
Guests are Pat H1niniton Jr .. Allan
Sherman, Stu Giiiiam, Frank Cali·
brese and The Tokyo Happy Coats.
I Tltt '-•• 81ntt (C) (30) ~ fftOflte Martian (30)
l'tny Mason (60)
H11a1M,·l rink1ey (C) (30)
11t11rt fit• (C) {30) "West to
the Mountains." Burl Ives narrates
this hiatory of Alberta.
I (j) Tht MHltttl (30)
Ntffdtro 34 (C) (60)
UllR 0...rt Report (C) (30)
Df•1 La Vtrdatl (30)
7:001 CIS Evtnlnr Nfft (C) (30) • Wllat'a MJ Unt? (C) (30)
I U.. leq (30)
l•t lilt ~ (C) (30)
(1) c..... SllowQw (C) (90)
"Bullet for 1 B1dm1n." Audie
Murphy, Ruta Lee.
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THE DAILY P'ILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 2, 1970
ED Booll Beat (C) (30) "A Beg.gar destroy the didator of a small 1
in Jerusalem.'' by Elle Wl9'el. a Balkan country.
uries or tales told by 1 variety O Tiit PritoMr (C) (60) "H•m·
of ch1raders at the Wallln1 Wall mer Into Anvll.'' short~after the Six·D•y War 0 I -hour Special I Truth or C.n1tqutncea (C)
mtrican Wut (C) (30) * Fascinating stories
Sh11plemtntt Mirta (55) of 8 gifted craftsmen
SATURDA Y
MAY 9
MORNING
T1lat Gir1 (C) (30) WITH THESE HANDS
7:301JQj(j)Cet Smart (C) (30) (R) DEE) li!Jc!AL1 With Tlltst 6:55 IJClvt Ut Thlt Day (C)
Max acc:ldentally locks the Chief HUcii (C) (60) "The Rebirth of 7:00 I Sunriat StMtttlr (C)
and Larabee In a bank vault. the Ame(ican Craftsman.'' David . I (i) I Hecklt I Jedle (C) CJ m Hip Chlp1rr1f (C) (60) (R) w m I'" 11· (C) "Alliince... The C.nnon Ranch is ayne narrates the story of el&ht Wli · .u tvtr
in the pa th of a threatened Indian lndividuals--youna and old, from Mt. Mbofl1 (C) varyln1 backgrounds and widely· uprising. separated reaions of this country-7:301 D~a Trnhouse (C) 0 (i1) (V 'a) Thi AJinf Nun (C) who represent the movement to-1 li1J (}) (D SMollty tht B•r (C) (30) (R) "Marcello's Idol.'' A young ·
orphan at the Convent decides tha ward personal •~istlc uprealon. 1:001J ~~ n.. J9boM (C)
C.r1os would make a perfect adop· (})Friday Nipt Movlt (2 hr) 0 @ 6 a;, Hert C.IMI tilt
live father. Manuel Padilla guests : David Sussllind Sflow (C) (2 hr) &ru@ ( ) ' "°' (30) I r.-i ft:\ ........ & #Oa (C O Mllllon $' Movir. "Flv• Miits tD . , Tete-Cinema 40 (2 hr) • -..::£.."t'Tl'::~ .. nooa• will ) Mldnlpl" (mystery) '63 -Sophia 9 30 N c .. , ... .,...,.,,. ·-Lore~. Anthony Perki~s. A~ unstable : • N= ~C~ g~~ :~~t~~h~:rd. T1lt1 of Willa F1rao
Amertcan, believed killed '" I plane • Noclltt T1.,.U.1 (30) a 30 -ilMi, Cf) 8 ~ns~. forces his wife to collect his lO:OO , @ OO m Brackin'• World (C) : ~ '14!1 up Bunn, I Road Run·
hie insurance. (60) (R) "All the Beautiful Youn1 Iner ~u~l,,_ Pl " P ..... C I Trvth or Consequences (C) (30) Glr1$." Llura Deane suffers heart· CT.~~-cc>""ntl' ( )
!teny Muon (60) , ache when an old love (Arthur Hill) M..it: "Craahouf' (mystery) fr~ Clltf (30) (R) 'Veau shows up but still casts an eye to· 'SS-William Bendix, Gene Evans. Sylvie. ward younger girls. m Cltc:o ltld
ii) Cruz dt Amor (30) 8 m News (C) (60) m Movlt: "itfundtrtr1 of italnttd
7:55 ml Cutatlon de Stgundos O a> lovt, American Style (C) Fllta" (western) '59-Corinne Cal·
1:00 I) t.if) (j) TiM C.nw11 (C) (30) A (60) "Love and the D1tin1 Com· vet, Skip Homeier. producer of television commercials pu1er," with Herb Edelm1n and
aarees lo audition Spud and Her-Broderick Cr1wford: "Love and the
bert as stunt flyers. Busy Husband," wi1h Dick Patter· 8 Tiit Movie &aN (C) (30) Gloria son and Emmaline Henry; "Love
Swanson. Hufh O'Brien and Selma and the Watchdoa.'' with Penny
Diamond compete against Donald Fuller and Michael Callan.
O'Connor, Shirley Jones and Mel 0 l'tlllbln'a Ptople (C) (60)
Torme. Larry Blyden hosts. m I lflc!A( I The Slnalta Scm D (i1) (ID al Tht Br1dy Bunch (C) (60) Host Biii Burrud Interviews
(lj (30) TR) "Mike's Horror-Scope," the editor of a "slngle.s" m1r11ine,
9:oo n @ oo m H. R. flutnstut cc> 8 Movlt: "llut Blood" (western)
'5\-Bill Williams. Jane Nigh. 0 @ CI) Q) Hot Wltttla (C) m Movit: '1J·Z38 and Tht W"itdl
Doctor" (adventure) '66-Clayton
Moore, Phyllis Coates.
&I) C.ndones J MutiCI ml PlnotlMI Latino
Abbe lane guests as a 1l1morous visits 1 typical :'slnales only" 1part.
cosmetics executive who becomes ment hou~e. and examines the 20th 9:lOl(itmOutlfdly l MuttltJ (C)
the s1range woman in Mike's life. Century bachelor's leisure time IC· • ~ 6 m Banana Splits (C) m To Ttll the Trvltl (C) (30) tivitles. @ al Tiit HlfdJ lop (C)
fii) Tht Rt1I Revolution (30) "Liv· @I) Rubi (3()) ' Cutt 1 Gultlrm
Ing and Death.'' Talk$ with the ln-10:30g)Aurell1 (30) 10001 ~~ dian spiritual leader, Krishnamurtl. ll:OOl gftE Nrwa (C) : Wldly Races (C) (D 5'y Hnb (C) ii) Luctcit.a (C) (30) ' 6 m News (C) • Movit: (C) "CunM!Ole In Tuc-
1:05 ml lvch1 Libre (55) Ont Step llJ'Olld son" (western) '53-Mark Stevens,
1·30 -,,,.. Ci) 1 @ (}) Q) Newa (C) F T . ~ ~ Hopn s Htrot1 (C) • Jolln Wayne w.... ..BIJ Jim arrest ucker.
(30) (R) Major Hochstetter sus, MtC&lin" (drama) '52-.iohn Wayne m M0¥1t: "Hydt Part Corntf''
peels .that there I~ an espionage Hiney Olson, Jim Arness. ' (mystery) '40-Gordon Harker, Eric ~erat1on aolng on 1n Stalag 13. m MIVll: ''Tht Bir Strnt" (tom· Portman.
0 @ 00 m N1.111t of tht '•m~ edy) '42-Henry Fonda, Lucille 8111, fl> Acutd1 (C) (90) (R) 'The Emissary. Sam Levene
Guests C~arles Boyer and Craig m Ht s.1ct,' Sht Said (C) 10:30 I)~ Cf) Scoob1·Doo (C)
Stevens Join ~ene Bury and Susan fE Tile forsrte Sap (R) "A Man 0 @ 00 m Tht Fllnb1Dnes (C)
Saint J~mes m a drama of Com· or Property ,. -Mov' • ''l\ h lo · .. (d ) munist intrigue ~ "· • 1111no rama g Dr. luter's. Adventures (C) (30) ail Eatl Noelle a las Once 'SO-Jerome Courtland.
"Ride the Wild River.'' A aroup of 11:15 li1J ()) ClneN Sftent•n 0 cm (I)GUMtf t of Ult Jun·
men build small one-ind-two-men, 11:3019 ()) Mtl'f Griffin (C) If• CC>
wood-and-fiberglass boats and trav-• tU 00 m Jolln111 C.r10n (C) . .. " el down the Grand Canyon on the Movlt : (C) "Hlah Season for to.45 m Movit: (~) Hontychllt (musf·
Colorado River. Spin " (drama) '67 -Peter Van cal comedy) SI-Judy Canova, Ed·
0 (i1) (I) G) Tiit Glloat ind Mra. Ei k. dy Foy Jr.
Muir (C) (30) (R) "Medium Well Im~ C..V.tt (C) 11:00 I) t8 Cf) W B111btball (C) A·
Done." Shirley Booth auests IS a Mnlt: (C) "Elf9hant 5un" (•d· nal 11mes of the American Buket-
medium who claims she can rid venture) '59-Bellnda lee, Anna ball Association Playoffs.
Gull Cottage of the captain's ahost. G1ylor, Michael Cr1lr. -eiJ Ci1 ~ M . I && I I Dmd F'roat Show (C) (90) ii) Notldtro 34 (C) ~ ~l Sa 1:.i.;1 1!0' .... aue Ill·
Th• 111 Vallty (C) (60) 1:00 6 Mowlt: •• 3:lO to Yuma" (west· ball ( ) an Franc1aco at New York.
Mtllinr Tlllnp &row (C) (30) em) '57-Glenn Ford, van Heflin, 0 @(l)Q) '-1 It Tottttltr (C)
"Questions and Answeri." Felicia Farr. ml F1"t1. Mnlan1
@I) lot lltfftly dt Per11willo (30) 0 0 News (C) • .. .. ll:30 0 @ m a> M triun Bancbtlnd
9:00 1J 9 m CBS F'rldty Movit: ''Tbe &) Adktn ThNtrt: Red Light. (Cj Dlclt Clark ls host Cr1'0ttd Toad" (suspense) '64 _ Geor1e Raft. Vir1ln1a MayQ. ·
Robert Ryan, Stewart Granier, Na-1:1511 C.m•unltJ Bulletin lotrd (C) B ~ (C) "lllff•lo l ltr' (west·
die Gray, Marius Gorint. The pho· 2:00 m AH-Nlpt S1tow: ''SWamp w1. ~~l 44-Joel McCrea, Linda Dir·
tostats. which an American news· ter.'' (C) "Ride Loouome.'' ''Tht ' • ., ,
paper reporter needs to break the Vampire's Coffin." ''Track the Men l!)tMovl) ~~" A,.ann Quest' (ad-blrpst story of his ctreer, would Down." ven ure -.-To m "ea l.
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@II Tutro F111tlliar
ml D111u de la ~••u
30 O T.H.E. Cit (C) "Lisa." Diana
Van Der Vlis and Victor Buono
guest. m Movie: (C) "From the £art.II to
the Moon" (sci·fi) '58 -Joseph
Cotten.
@ @ Sup« Session
Q} V'1111al Cirl (C)
DO I)~ Cl) Suptnnan (C) o @ @ m Houston e1t111191oM
lntemation1I Coif (C) Comment•·
tors Chris Schenkel, Bud Palmer
and Keith Jackson will describe the
live coverage of five holes In the
third and final round of the tourn•·
ment. Among the p1rticlpants will
be Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus,
Orville Moody, Frank Beard, Lee
Trevino and Billy Casper. O Movie: (C) ''The left Hind of
God" (dram•) '56-Humphrey Bo·
gart, Gene Tierney.
I!) Publie Service Fiim (C)
@II Rubi
:15 I!) International Trade11 (C)
:30 B.~ Ci) Jonny .Quest (C) 0 Double Feature (C) ''Cihldr1h,
the Tllree-H91ded Monster" (hor·
ror) '65--Yosuki N1tsuki. "Tulsa"
(western) '49 -Susan Hayward,
Robert Preston. U One Step Btyond ID Movie: "Hell's frvt Hou11" (dra·
ma) '58--Stephen McNally.
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 2, 1970
2:00 I Archie Comedy Hour (C) I R1wllldt I l!lc!AC I UCLA Sprlnr Sports • I Spy (C)
( ) Track: Pacific 8 Southern DI· He Slid, Slit Said (C)
vision Relays. UCLA defends its DEBUT Why/Kids? Live chll·
title 111lnst relay teams from USC, dren's show for aaes three to seven.
Cal and Stanford. m Sllverwinrs O Movie: "Kiiier Shirk" (drama) . '56-Roddy McDowell. 4:30 I Cbampionsldp Bowhna (C)
Ii) CJ) School D1ys (C) Tft Visual Girl (C)
Qj Ci) Double Feature: "Babe Ruthi lonr John Sliver (C)
Story" and "Cry of Battle." • Travel the World (C) m See the USA (C) 5:00 0 It's Academic (C) P1sadena.
1(1) Armed Forces Hirllli&hts (C) Santa Monica and Fairf1x High Schools compete. 2:30 0 W1pn Tr1ln (C) m USC Sprin& Footb1ll (C) Tom
Kelly will be mikeside when the
SC gridironers play an all-out Red
and White squad game to ell·
max the spring tralnlna session.
I CI) firm Show (C)
Infinite Horizons (C)
Varledades Musicales
u I $Plct1L I Hiall Sdlool Debate
Championship (C) Debate Teams
from Loyola High School and Tift
High School debate "Resolved: That
Congress Should Prohibit Unllate111I
Military Intervention In Foreian
Countries." IJ @ (1) ta) ABC's Wide World
of Sports (C) The Rebel '400' Stock
3:00 I) The Monkees (C) Car Race is scheduled. ID Movie: "Air Strike" (drama) '55 0 The Avenrers (C)
-Richard Denning. m Movie Greats: (C) ''Green fire" I ~ Volee of Aarlculture (C) (romance-adventure) '55 -Stewart
oros • Granger, Grace Kelly. Bir Picture (C) ml Cine del Sabado I!) Bitman (C)
.G) Sterlin& Theatre (C) ti) DEBUT Why/Kids? @II Cine en 11 Tarde
3:30 I) Penelope Pitstop (C) I m Sports Spectacul111 (C) O Movie: (C) "Ent of Sum1tr1"
(adventure) '53 -Jeff Chandler, ml Teatro de las Estrellas
Anthony Quinn, Suzan Ball. I 5:30 I) Rod Serlin(s Wonderful World
Q}@ Feature Film (C) "A Man of ••• Salvation (C) (R)
Alone." Ray Milland, Mary Murphy. D KNBC Newservict (C) Gordon
I m Winrs to Adventure (C) Grah1m.
NO WAY OUT-Cbarfton Beston
pb11 an lntemadonally-renowued '
coaductor, on a USO tour with bk
70-pltte symphony In 1944 Be~
slum, who Is captured by the Gtt·
mam la lilt Wortd War II sus-
peDR drama .. Counterpoint," on
the NBC Saturday Nlaht Movie
(May 9) at 9 PM.
l G) Stertinr Theatre (C) I!) Gilli11n's lsl1nd (C)
4:00 I) Movie: ''Great Guns" (comedy) Ell) News in Perspective (C) (R)
'41-laurel & Hardy. I m Riflemen
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