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"I lot Jlllo this wort llcckllallll1." oz.
pWned POte, who prelen lo. )le known
as an operator, 1lthclllh his v\ctiJm
might e1U him a 0 pta .,utcb."
"t was arreiled for ..nintr ten lids
Of D11rljuana ·to ariotber Jnlormer but I
wu never , ecmvidld.' The DA offered
to drop the cha'IOI II I 11111\0d iJr...,..
Jll!Olllo," be said. For his cJandeltlne,operatJou Pele Is
pald ·P -u ,Jtour~or ailollh f!50 ~llOO
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1 month U he worb hard. It's enotolb
t!jiiy !or tuition •I.fa! State l'llllerton
Ind to buy I f_, clolhel_ Ind records. · ~ T
On ·, typical nl1 I. Peie ¥d lhO other
lnlonnen ml1ht mah as many as three
"buys" ol narootics, u.stnl the police deparpnent's money.
Once he has completed lbe.transactiot11,
regular detectives such a, Moran move
in and confiscate the marked money,
dope and dope peddler.
Dive Tobias, another member of the
anon,ymou.s buylnl uew llllOd dally by
Sf!. Berl Chadwlck'a nan:otics bureau.
idmit.s that the ezcltem.,r o1 tbe job
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o!len llUl)I to dqtr.
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and 1o11 .. 1. I'm -. -o11111 dopora
bow 1111 .............. loo afnUd
beclmo I baYO .. pollc:o e 111)' llcla ud
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than, .J,GOO . .._, to , -.. Into hll
narcotics camJllJcn, dalml -..penou
are available for -elooll ucMeuu rouUnes than there aro jobs.
Some c:orne fhlm· 1111 crlmlnal ·elemen!
11111 haYe a """' lo Mille with fannu
buaiJlem ..-,. but -ot ·tbem ...
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VOL .. 6~" llJO. ·4r, 9 ;~ECTIONS~ 1-40 'i'AGES • QRANGE· COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1972 TWENrr.FlV.E <:ENT$
OAtl.:Y 'II.OT ltaff ""°" '' a1cP111 K8eftW •• ~i.itfi:'.f~•fat8.'. urned Out
·;&e~ly-catamarGls found ,lt-tough going '.ifter they p.m. but 1th& speedy cals •wrapped that one up by
·.'.g•lliered at noon ·on Main Beac~ for Hobie't:at Class 2:35 p.m. Surf was light which made for easy
·.'llllilociltion -~fg~ i& part.of1Laguna llfach Win· launchings in the one-day regatta. ·
:1er:re.tivil.. t•atra de1ay91.11rs1 n~ until 2 • ·
• " " ... ; . r ~-~~I Rwis : Cyclist~ Mourn Rider,
~grriund ~ F~g; · ~' ·
6 .Ahoard ;Skfe : : ~~ 1frough Cemetery &li1~qe ... ~tfuns:~ln ·:lhi;'~g .. "S ,, ·ni .mctorcyclills, ~mm; .. than warfare · between rival · Orange County
t•.fecl>ver'WliateVer-clmbe Saved1oft,t 30. ?0*-roared Ulr'oagh 1_.weatminster cyclist gangs.: ·1 • • • • ~sailboat'· that• ran''rlground ibetween cenlMery sa:turdiy in 'memory of a -One . tnem1>er is·dead, buried Satur-Uaguna ;Beae~ .. eftd ·Corbha· del1Mar ·Iltt! m~"·1e110w' rKfer, then' ran 'into day.: ,' ; · ' . ·
s«tur.day· 'night,. f011cfng six people ·to roa~<><:b th,t left·23 of thepi jailed. -One more·. remains in critical con-
la',puble lor shore. · • ' · Charges range from possession of ii-dition , shot Friday.
·lzto.1orie.,WU injured when the e(price J~aL~, ~ves and_ cf!ugs,.. to assault -Two .mor~ are recovering from
hit the' rol!ged coastline at Scotchman's ~n a poliCe Offtcer, resisting arrest, traf-wounds .suffered in an 1initial shooting in·
Covt! ·white .. inching her way ·~h fie ;warrants and obstructing emergency cident involving Jeuding fa ctions Feb. 20 ~ rOg\ • :-... vehicles. at an Anaheim· service station. "'~·Caj>ti~"'.~e..hudg 'qp ¥orily The-incident .was the·latest in a series The SE!ties .of hostile actions ~has in· altir JO•p;m, in-t)Je<damp,-<eJ!oof'-. mist -.. ~. m" o1ur--~·~-·=~"appa· "rent · tlit "caught many boaters by s~rlse, ua c~ 'f • .,..1wu w-.a w volved attacks on, and ·arrests among, ~ll?a'in Olf i 22-tnOt b~e. · · ~ . , ~~e~~s of The Hangmen and The
Drani• county Harbor Department Good M ' ' .. Cy I' ts I '"-··'-"! So .. '-•'s , .... , ber ·.·•-·t inldn'"'° ""•"••, . orn•ng C L5 rom =~ .. ~ Uuoern .... ~w ~ ..,.., --. . ~ .. .. _ ~ ' Clllfoi'nia converged on Westminster ibe.ir own...way througb:tbe heavy bue. ·Memorial Part Saturday afternoon to see
IdenUfiC.tjon ·ol Ur six l'WIC!it1 whoo Th;,. ; ,. F;rst Teriil c. i'ow.u, u , of,Anltheim, hlid to lftade .II asl\Ore ·11111;y_waa liet .. 1m, ""' "" ~ rest. · '
media}ely available., nor werilt'archers ••There wer.e nurTiefg0s groops,11 said ab!~ le!. d•\mll)ll• exocUy· Ill< clqreo ·ofj ~-·.·u· .:. J '.; 'x· .~. d;t;on. , Analieim Police Lt. C'arf .!ustice when damqe except to say " w.Wd lpe-oerlous., rmu . ~ ~ asked abobut t~ cliib{ ,represent<ll at '~l~IJ'ha.t'a pretty wel~· all l'QCky,~'saiCI a : t -~ • rit~ for ·~oWell,.~urd~·.Jast.~day. • 1farb6r Patrol officer. :rhe ,Cie~ w'ent1 The,DAIL'Y .Pl,Lm"lqdaybecqmes the 'He was blasted from· h~ customized
•Brtlund. alloul '300 ya.ids . IOUth 'of lh• "l&1tb, llCWIP•pell •in, th" United ·States io chopper .• bik~ on .the , Garden Grove
Cove •. · · · .. ~. ·. • , ~ 1
: ~ ~Vl,de ,read~rs ,"4~h se~en-c:lay·~:week Freeway at·Fairview,l\Oad :in.Santa Ana -:Hartior, PAtrf!! apokesmtn• saJl.se.erar .••. ser.:,\c{Jl!!S II Jhe f.~•tSuhday .edition of by ·two shotgun blai ts fired ·from. a Ve11el1J1~g1stere<l1n;Newport'Hirbor'are \He.I;) ~Y'PIIpT. .•. speeding car as tfe ~loWed for .. an off~
na,rfted' Clprict;·~t the ~ijboat•1ril!olfid .,-'l'!\o.bg~-the erri"phasis1lri news •cov~rag:e tamp. · ' · ~
h-'nOt' the Wtll"known SO.:toot mOtor' continues to be local, the DAil.. Y P.ILOT Powell was · identified as a.member .ot
cruiser · propo1es to,f~S~·ill niqre than·4S,OOO Ttle Hangmen.
' 1 subscriber families with a ' ' \ 0 t 1 I Several alleged Hangmen cyclists were -"-.;...---~-------. " pacbge't...ne1'1~per every Sunday. arrested following a .Feb., 20 incident in ~ : '~ ~tors b'ave created· new features, which'. a crowd of Seeker! club melll,bers -·· K-:-... 1,,».,ea:J.... co)l!Jilns anddepartnients for ·the Sunday WV• fired ll)lOn .simitarJy 'whlte Stopped rffl!:-vq.iD" :m ·eil!(\iii·ol~'llilJ.1-Y ,rn.qr: . al a,..rnce~tation.
·. , • . . · · • Amonr '\M. feature• Ti the unday :·Thal voilei/ •. of,sliot.s,atso .slightty. in.
R: d A kle -Special, in elclusi•e story 'to be w~IUen jured Matthew Dobbe, u . of El 'roro _ · eCOT ,. R uch week by a DAILY PILOT llaff whose lef was laYed when a a!Uf shat· ~ member. The f9' tone appears at the top ,tered .a plasUc .water pistol in hls pocftt
sAN J!'JW(~SCO (UP!) -'. of this~. · , , -IJJille twc Seeketf:-'c clilU,!f,1'1 cut .~. ""*'"'*· ·'Eriller' ·-;,.. .~ ... CJl:l!er~ down. .. l ~,·· _ -'&"ll~et~ or ~r.. · ·~···,,1~P.~~ ,·.-.11 ... '"'" • alter cJearfna what a • • . ntaii!I' ' revfew Of • · • Iii • ' · .~f · . and lomt frl endl
, aaid was a world record 15 e1r1. Orange Cout • o m m u n I t e 1 rid h<ime aft tiQI outing. while
A spo1<-.i at Mt'/'' 'Helf. People/Quotes. the)' stopped to 9t,!t·)he rtllrQQfu.
\ H0tpltil In Daly City slli Knieve . "Al Your SeroYloe" by Pat Dunn is the A similar vclley~f 19'-ihotw was fired
· 13, wu "jllll line" and 1 .. "very DAILY PILOT action column. It'• part o! early Friffay ~:n\111 Into the aSnta l!na
11Ualaclory conclltlon." . an aums!Ye 1111• leodinfl oil the "C" hlme_ ol Denni DICker, ..,_ly' n\its-
Alter the accident, Kn1evel -Sec&n, Oiled "YOU." Inf hil wife an "two cll)h but striking
• Ale IOI~ the lp,000 ,.,_ The ~w "YQU" oection will include him In the head. • ' ·
: it uio Col!'Pa!oce llhO' a-ilt • to1a.-. d1p11 bii6ijll;lliil leiltirea .or!t.. DeckOI;. 25, is reportedly a . formtr
· eY•t., , • ten udl -WitlJ Ille Jlll!l>ha•il' on ·irt· HeU'i &ll(•ls' member, curr111tly, rldlnl • .~-mt. wltlJ Tito Seekers. ..
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Lobbyist Found in Denver Hospital
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·o~NVER, Colo. (AP ) -Dita Davis
Beard, Jhe International Telephone &:
Telegraph Corp. lobbyist who purportedly
wrote a memo linking an rrr political
contribution with settlement o~ a0--an-
titrust case against the firm , was in a
Denver hospital today, Her physician said
she was seriously ill with a heart con-
\\ilion.
The physician, Dr. Dave T. Garland , an
osteopathic surgeon. said Mrs. Beard was
admitted to the Rocky M o u n t a i n
osteopathic Center on Friday night and
he did not know 'how Jong lbe would stay
there. ·
On Saturday,, Dr. "Victor Llszka, a.
cardiac 1ur1eon .WW new here from ~rlln&l!ln. Va., Aid II, ei<amlned'Mn. Beird
T1ielday and she appeared In "phy~lcally
""-·-·bl nd'Uon'" ' ~ eco 1 , ~. ~
-.LISlka..uid l/le WO~-"IQS-1
ab6ut tlre;Whote eontr~vfisr;" howel'e:r.
The &~geon ,said his ~tient WIS in iio
ccn(lition to be moved Siturday.
Two FBI lfl!lla waited Olllslde lb• pl·
Uenl's room !ale Saturday night . They
then were ·allowed to serve Mra. Beard
with a subpoena ordering her to appear ~(ore the Senate Judiciary C.Omnilttee
Tuesday· mOrning.
Liszka said it was "obvious" that the
order could not be met unless her co~
d.ition improves. "and this would be a
miracle."
The committee is holding a special
hearing into allegations that m received
a favorable out~f-court settlement of a
Justice Department antitrust ·action
against lt after it pleclged f«JO~OOO fur the
Republican Nation.al Convention in 5an ·
Diego next Augtlst.
Richard G. lCeindienst, nominee for at~
torney geI}eral, appeared before the com-
mittee last week to deny that he knew of
any .connection between the settlement
and contribution.
Garland, who said he had not .spoken
with Mrs . Beard in depth about the hear·
ing, said, "Her hope and one of the prob-
lems .In her mind is that she wanted to
get back to Washington."
Garland said Mrs. Beard had become
his patient on the recommendation of
Dive From Boat
Costs Man's Life
Divlng afler part of a television ar>-
tenna dropPed overboard from the boat where he lived Jed a Newport Beach man
to dealh In shallow water beneath the
vessel at. the Balboa Bay CJub Saturday.
The body of JohnrBlom.strand, 57,, was
rec<>vered by lifeguards not 1ong,after he
put on an oxygen 'tank, went over<the aide
and failed to surface.
"He apparently had some experience
with scuba diving;" said police ·Lt.
William Speirs. • • ·
Blomstrand's wife Lois called for help
ahortlf after 3 p.m .. when she realized
the victim had been underwater too Joni,
even 1 with the oxygen tank and equip-
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INSIDE YOUR Cl\EDIT -What dots
Big Brother 1ee when. he~1~1.0at4:hing
voul S!O!'JI by Arthur R.-ViB1tl tz·
ploi"f, ·.pidtr. n.111· crtclit reporti ng
!a111•>'11 .. ~ ~~ 'W·khoW what, lht ,,,.ii;, rr1~111 •~t~ Piii•
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.• ,., "' ~1~ '·" GR~TA ANDEl\SEN, A'GA!l!I ..l.>tt
43, the OT£A~ Dant it training at ,htr
HunUngton Beuch h""!• and L-Os
Atamllos 1111i171""ng ·school to rttaju
the Enolio/'< Channtl •wim ~ecord>
She 'lt u.e c:ompuUr1 to try 'to b1at
Holland'• Cora Ebnaa r (1 0 haur&, 20
m!nute1J. Story by Lourie ,Becklund,
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another patient after the lobbyist arrived
in Denver Thursday morning.
"We're trying to prevent a coronary
thrombosis right now," he said.
Garland said Mrs. Beard suffers from
angina -pectoris, a heart disease. He said
she apparently had trouble on her· flight
to Denver and oxygen evidently was ad-
ministered to her on the plane .
Mrs. Beard wrote a memorandum,
released by columnist Jack Anderson
whi ch said that John N. Mitchell, who
was the U.S. attorney general, "is
definitely helping us, but caMot let it be
known."
Mitchell· resigned his Cabinet post to
direct President Nixon's re-election cam-
paign. He has denied the chargts and ti
scheduled to testify at the committee'•
hearings.
Kleindienst, Mitchell's deputy for thi
last three years, testlli~fore the com-
mittee that the memorandum wu
''c'ompletely false.11•
Committee Chilrman J a m e 1 O.
Eastland (0..Ml.u. ), has issued two su~
poenas (or Mrs. Beard, a divorcee •"4
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G!l!I Powers L\!!Ultt
County · P1anes · to _ Carry :
POW Pleas to , Congress
Former U-2 spy plane pilot. Francis
Gary Powera today issued an appeal for
·gas and oil money so two relic warplanes
can be' flown from Orange County Airport
to Washington in an effort to dramatize
the plight of U.S. prisoners Jn North Viet-
nam.
Powers said the two planes will carry
more than one millkm letters to Congress
asking "for higher priorities,. On the
POW release ·issue.
"There are men in those POW camps
whose names do not appear on any list."
Powers asserted. "There hu never been
any list of men captured In either South
Vietnam or Laos.
"We want to make certain there Ls
some accounting !or these men · before
any agreement Is made with Hanoi, the
Viet Cong or the Pathet Lao."
Powers' statement and plea for gas and
oil funds was released through Joe
McCain and Tom Nelllst of the Concern
For Priso ners of War, Inc. organization
of 861 6th Av e., San Diego. ·
Aircraft for the "mercy mission" flight
to Washington are being provided by
famed stunt pilot Frank Tallman ot
Tallmantz Aviation at Orange C.ounty
Airport, according to the San Diego POW
group. ·
The planes will be rel ics ·o( Wot:ld War n, a pair of twin-engine .B-25 bombers
similar to those used tiy Gen. Jimmy
Doolittle in his j/30 Seconds Over Tokyo"
world war bombing raid.
Powers described the flight froui the
Yf'est Coast .to Washington as a peaceful
mllsion aimed at convincing C.onjreas it
should place a higher priority on the
POW issue.
The former U2 pilot, who himself was .shot -·~wn and captured by the Ru!sians
in then released ht a spy trade,
&' I that there are dlscrepancie.s
be 1 official lists and the actual men
• hei. .• as POWs by the North 1VJetnamese.
"I think once they see North Viet.
namese photographs of theae1men whom .,
SCHMI1'Z VS. GOLD WA TER--Orauoi
~ YOIJR STORY -Tra .. 1 page
tak:tl reodert to Mother Lode Country
IJllth •toff· witor L. Peter Krleo and
inuitc.1 uou to tend in uour travel
story f or pay, Pao• c-io.
Hanoi now uya ~ never , beard of,
Americana Will noel, • -aid.
The announcement aakt Powtra·wtll bt
joined In the l1laht effort by lormerl! aviator RobertF. Friabman, who ·
two ye;p-s tn a Hanoi prison camp re
being released three. yem qo.
According to the POW orpniutlon,
13,1511 will ~. ~ed<d fiJr l,4111 1lllo111 or· aviation fuel aaa .., for cll!!
Stunt pilot Taltinan 11 donatinll the two
Jl.:tla for the lll&ht. He Is aJao provldlnc
pllola and <1111lneer1 IQ\'.. the 30-)'W'<>lcl
planes. •
Actual takeoff on the eastem lt1·ol ~
Olght will be from Loo Anplea IJJ!.eml.
tional ~rt. Stopa to meet the _.
~¢-pl~t up more mall·an llle.POW·lalUe
will be madi in San Diego, El Puo, Tn:.,
Little Roc:k, Ark,, . AUant11 .Ga. and
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Winds Shift Fog;
Sun's Retfil.ning
Weird weather hit the Oranp ~ by
aurprise Jlturday .... 1n1. with -akits auddealy tumJnc damR Witllodeale
log .whlcll llowed In on a lt-lmnl ~--· ... ~ Forecut.s "*" for tampcratura In the
high IOI tl>day, ·but'·-n that
boatera caUChl In· ·Situ~'• awilt
fogbank mifht think twice belot. puttlnl
ou.t to 1ea apin. ~
¥any Weekend sldpper1 r were c1ugbt
1 .. from thore when the. lbi<t mill rolled
In, causln1 them lo --wty'Jnto port until mldnllbt or after.
"Thia WIS I bit' of I lllr'pflle," llJd
Sf!. Donald BfOWTI, of the-ChJJCe 0ount7'
Harbor Patrol. •
"It iual'· m1rCbed right 1 ap l!om ·Sin
Clemente, puaed Dana Point anl wrap,
ped ev~ up."
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Newport Be(ch's Ruby KMlor, 61, who
hu retired before oi\ly to make a com"back
in t~e .Broadway musical "No, No, Nanette"
sayf she will retire a1::ain when the aho'A'
ends its succe'sstuJ revival. "What tn the
world. would I do alter that," she said.
.; • · Ji.Jdgln& from an observation by Senate minority leader
.Hut1h Scott, Premier Chou En·lai of mainland China made
'omethinc o( a personal sacrifice in opting tor· the Commu-
ni1t way of life. "lf he were selling Fuller brushes door to
doo'r, be woWd make a millio n," said Scott recalling a meet·
Ing with Chou 22 years ago. ..
..PO\iee helicopter patrols aren't universal-
ly popular but a reporter observed that
citizen complaints aboui.tbem have droPl'ed
i;harply . .Th'e questioo }Vas posed to New·
port Police Chie( B. JarMt Glavu. Why?
1New muUling 'ti~vic'is?. 1\ltered patrol pat·
tern? Higher : altitudes? No. "'It's winter.
People are lndoon. Their doors and· will"
dowl ,are closed."
The city of Jrvine's_unof!icial historiari, Mrs. Julia Wheat·
on, was led to observe the other night, that if the city wanted
to involve m~n in its citizen advisory committees ''You better
not schedule meetings on Saturday afternoons. That's when
the b1,11bandt in Irvine are glued to their television sets."
• 11Statistics lie and liars use statistics,''
cheerfully noted Ch•rl•• P•lmer, deputy
auperintendent ·of ·Huntington Beach City
(elementary) School District, as he prepar·
ed a fact booklet for use in the upcoming
annuil b3tUe with teachers over saJary in·
creases. "That's' just a joke," he corrected
himself quickly. "Our teachers are reallr,
\oery well paid. This booklet will show that. '
' . ' At least two Orange Coast legislators aren't too anxious
to revive tbe brouhaha over the Pacific Coast Freeway through N~wpor\ Beach. Responding to a request by !'Jewport Beach
llr submit legi>lation )o del~te the Newport lego!rom the stat<\
freeway system, Assemblyman Robe rt Badham (R·Newport
Bt1ch) intoned, "How many times can you beaf a dead horse?"
Minutes later, Stale Senator O.nnis Carpenter, in. a separate lnt~rvlew, cracked, "It's already dead, now they want to bury
it.11
'.'I SQ! .OJI.I "' buy the Taj Mahal (Or my
Wife's 40th." Richard Burton was caught
J!'.aying in Budapest at a lavish birthday
party for Ell11beth Taylor. "Finding It dil-
!icult to buy the Taj, I bought this diamond
instead." He was referring to a huge bauble
in a pendant the price of which the elo·
quent actor declined to disclose.
Though her figure suggeSis she ate very little Britain's m~tchstick actress Twiggy jnsisted last week that h~r mother
_ r11sed her on boll~d pork and puddiryg a,n_d she loved ii. Bui,
1he 1;011fes~ed, shed rather have a figure like George Harri·
" IQ,ll's"wlte Patl'Y. "Blimey, hive ,JJ!ll ever -• Patty? She has ' '• lovely shaped 'bust and !JeaullluJls shaped .'legs. I'd love I<>
'ave that so;t of figure but here I am."
Newport Beach city council candidate
Jim•• A. Crane is no longer a city council
·can~ida e(! Crane, a political unknown ' who
seems anx;ouc to remain so, had filed for
'' lhe r•cl minutU before the noon deadline
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Febttiary 3. Then Thursday he withdrew
saying only that "business" commitments
-would, take up too much ol his time. He
would say no _more. "This is what I've told
my children, it's the best thing to say. It's
the sim plest thing for everybody concerned,
the children and everybody else."
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..__,Miss Wlnon1 H. Wilker, a retired librarian and a pros-
pective juror for the An'ela Davis trial in San Jose, was
que1tioned i:>n Miss Davis disappearance after the shootihg
in 'wliicli she is 'charged. "I do seem to recall that she was
not ·ava)lable. I think 1 would be inclined to be not available
myself •. It aeem~l! a r~¥"nable thing to do."
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LINCOLN (API -Three tecnagero died
and 'tf ~era were injured Saturday whep
a bus~ with fl5 person!!. aboard skidded
off a "1ndiog road in the Slerra foothills
and imuhed inlo two palm trees, the
High.fty . .Patrol said.
Coonty: and 1 girl believed to be Me-
linda Walker of Chico.
"There was blood . ruMing down the
road ." 1a.id patrol Sgt. Bill Champion,
who wU. riding in the second patrol cat
to aci\lf on the scene. "There were 15
to 20 &odiee Jylng on the roadway there
where"thcy had been carried or dragged
by peqpli!! who weren 't injured ."
The .bus, carrying young people from
the Nellhborhood Chtirch In Chico to
Donner Pae for a ski outing, overturned
and tU?nblfJd to a slop almost oomptetCll
demollthe( •long the road!ide. the patrol
said. ·;t .. · .
Thi ,.,.;1d.n1 t~rnod iii• !jl~dcs el' ibq
bus into • sbam)'1es of screaminr young
people, bloody pillowcases, sleeping bagJ
and pitlrs.
Many of the survivors said that the
cra.5h fell like something happening In a
dream .
"Most of the people on the bus helped
everyone who was really hurt ," said
Stephanie bensmore, 16. '"rhere was no
running or pushing. Then a few who
were really hurt badly started panicking
and staited screaming, but most people
wtre quit! calm."
Earlier 1 the patrol said five persons
died In the~accldent. but later it revised
the figure downward. It said the, error
had been due to double counting oi aome
fat11llle1 by the coroner's ortice.
Five peraons were serioUsly injured in
the 1ccldeol.
Coroaer's depullea Identified the dead
u Rocer WI..,, 15, of Chico: Marg1rtt
8. lliChrnond, fl, or Nellon In Buttt
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Sacramento medical center said Jan
Murrett, 15, was in critical condition.
The driver or the bus . Robert Rose,
:W. of Chico, told officers that a vehicle
coming ln the opposite direction on the
two-lane state road veered near the
white line and caused him to pull the
bus' y.·heel sharply.
An investigation was started lmmcdi·
ately at the site of the accident four miles
east or Lincoln, said Champion. He added
that no charges had been pressed against
Rose.
The speed limit on the curve where the
bus went off the road was 30 miles an
hour . Champion said.
The road was dry al the crash sce ne,
which was below snow level Saturday in
the Sierras.
Earlier in the day, Rose said in an
lnterviow with the Assbcllled 'Prul that
he had beeo "doing tl>O llf)eed llmlt" .....
when asked what the speed limit was he
replied ''3S miles per hour." '
Ont witness riding in a vehicle behind
the bus said the vchlcle was traveling 11t a speed of 45 or 50 when It hit the curve,
Champion •dded.
The youths who escaped without major
injury were taken to Veterans' Memorial
Hall in ~\lbum -,,i.·here 'they lolled on 1
grassy knoll in front or the red brick
structure wailing to catch rides for home.
Some par.cnts whose children had been
'la.ken to hospitals in the surrounding area
showed U.p hopin& to learn lf the.Ir chlldrtn
were badly. Injured.
' Most of the young people just sat on
the grass uytnc very lltlle while othtr1
tried tolc?mlort aome pr their frleods who
were. cry1n;.
A·s-Alw~ys: 1_
Litt"le Girl$ ' ' ··'
·Know Best
By JOHN ZALLER
of ttle O•N'I' "*" JttH'
Remembtr back ln the second gtade
when It 1eemed that the glrla Werf!I
always smarter than the boy1!
trs the same way today. SLatl1t\c1
show th1t 1irl1 consistently acore 'belter
than boy1 on slilnd_ardlzed teati . JR . the
early school years .
Faced with theu f1ci.. oltlcl1ll at the
Fountai n Valley School District se!.,,out to
improve the performance of boys, .!IP
lheM t.1ti. But J)ley didn'I be .. -. )ttk. -~., ~ ,..,
It turned out U..1 llttl• &Iris ,.,uy ·
were smarter thfa UtUe bou,:-. •J lJ:••t
through the elem~ntary 1ebOOI. y~ '
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girls. have over boyt in their elementary • '9;.prr•'';;a _A _ ta: ~.' '.· • •, ' '!' ·:~
ocliOol years,'" uplained Bfil ~J on .-: ~-anw. educational 1trv\ce1 admbl.llttala' for •· ~ . . • . • , ,
the Fountain Valley School District. (•1t•1 ""-·~Newport Beach police officer Marty Messenger pon-
more than simply intelHgenct." ders dilemma of Perry Brothers Roofing driver who
First. he said, girls mature earlier than was just-a quarter of a mile from the building site
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Truck was loaded with 20 tons o! tar paper. Incl· .
dent took place about 1:50 p.m. on Jamboree Road ::
between Ford and San Joaquin Hills Roads. • .
boys. "Girls sit still longer , do what • thlt was his d~s.t!natiol\__Friday when.this happened. they're told, and refriln from imfn1ture• ~· ____ _.::;,cc.:._::.:;.::,:_:,;::~.o:.:,::::,;:::;;::;!!=:;:;::_~---~---------------
behavior better than boya," Barne!!. said.·
"Also, boys don't like to be contained in
classrooms. They'de rather be out climb-
ing a tree or playln1 baseball. Anythlnl
but s!Jtlng in a classroom.
"But girls are different. Many times
they actually like being in a clamoom.
It's an extension of the playing house that
they do at home. The formalism, the sit·
ting up straight in their desks -it ap-
Peals to them. It all becomes a fun game.
·''Of course the teacher -male or
female -will appreciate this kind of
behavior more than the type the typical
boy exhibits. So it's natural that the girls
will get more praise.
"And this will , in turn, cause the girl to
perform even better./'
.. So altogether, the classroo m situation
\s better suited to the girl than it i5 to the
boy. But there's not much we ean do
about1T1ost of these thing5,"·Barne5 1ald.
Barnes said there are also neurological
differences between boys and girls that
often have an affect on their different
learning rate!.
"How nerves develop is a very tricky
thing," Barnes gald. "But it seems that
the nerves involved in certain kinds of
perception develop more quickly in glrls
than In boys. ''And if a boy can't tell the difference
between a 'B1 and a 'D' as quickly as a
girl can, for example, then he's not 1olng
to be as good a reader."
· Barnes said Jhal attention span, for all
of these reaMln5, is much shorter in bojs
than in girls. "For boys, you have to
change the activity -or somehow break
it up -every foUr minutes. But girls can
concentrate on 'he same thing for an
11verage of lJ minutes. And t~at allows
the girls to learn more," Bames said.
But there are some things that can be
done, Barnes said. First, he said,
teachers should be made aware Qf the
ways In which boys are differen~ and try
t.o work with them. For example, he said that teacher& ean
place too much emphasis on neatness.
"Small boys are just not very neat. They
don 't care U their handwriting isn't
perfect, but that doesn't n~e5sarily
mean they 're not learning.
"This does not mean a teacher should
forget about neatness. bu s~e .shouldn't
take it as an important md1cator of
educational progres5, because it isn't,"
Barnes said. Boys should also have special texts
when they fall behind lMlr grade levels,
Barnes believes. "Suppose you've got a fifth. grade boy
reading at the level of a third grader.
You give him a third grade text , of
cour5e, but then It turns out to be all full
of Dick and Jane and Puff the cat -stuf(
the boy really couldn't care le5s about.
"What we need are special text! that
ha ve a third grader's vocabulary: but ~re
geared to the interests or the typical hfth
grade boy. Stories about adventure,
sports, racing cars. .
"You've got to give the boy something
he wants to read, or why should he read
it~" Barnes said. Barnes noted that this problem is
pressing since 7S to llO percent of all
severe cases of readin& disability occur
in boys. "Boys do cat.ch up,'' Barnes said in
summary, "but it lake$ a while.."
Chiang Declares
He 's Available -
For Fifth Term
TAIPEI (UPI) Generalissimo
Chiang Kai-shek, 14., who ezpre.sstd the
desire to retire after nearly 1 quarter of
a century as president of Nationalist
China, :will accept a draft and run for a
Cllth 1t..year term. a ."""1 1pP11uman
11id Saturday. .. '
Oien Yu-ching, spokesman for lhe Nl·
Ing Kuomintang (N1ti0nali11t party ) on
Talwan1 said Chiang "will •ct ln 1c-
cord1nce with what the n1tion desires."
Chiang also i1 dirtetor-gener1J or the
Kuomintang.
A nationwide movement to draft
Chiang got under way almoat (m.
mediately after he announctd big In-
tention to step down \n an address on
Feb. 26 to the N1tlon1I Assembly (elec-
toral college). • Chiang was Clrst elected president by
the Natlonal Assembly In M1rch, tMJ
before the Chinese eornmun\sta 1tl1ed
powtt on the rn1ln1and and he ind his
foUowers inoved to Taiwan. He 'WN
reelected tht~ times alnce without op-
po11Uon.
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An Informer's Portrait -
FBI's Dual Performer Signed Name 'Pete'
Christian Science Monitor Service
HARRISBURG, Pa. -The Harrisburg
Seven trial has provided an unusual peek
into the world of an FBI Wormer who
was simultaneously a f~eral prisoner
and' a ,trusted member of the anti-war
movement.
Key government witness Boyd F.
Douglas Jr .. a pudgy man in a bloe
business suit, striped tie, and modest
sidebUrns, has dipcJOsed ·1n a rarCJy
ratsed monotone, a tale of i:ode names
and smuggled letters, quick visits from
agents of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation, pleas fOr bigger rewards
from the government, and plans to 1ettle
out West with a new identity when hLt
''cover'' wa5 gone.
Douglas, whose whereabouts have been
a tight secret for the past l ~ months and
who leave! the courtroom each day in a
guarded car with a newspaper over his
face, carried illicit letters in and-.out of
Lewisburg prison for antiwar priest the
Rev.Philip F. Berrl&•n dµrinrl ll>e-•Rr"'B
and summer · of ·1970 whlle attending
Bucknell University on a study"l'eleue
program.
Dou1las claims he became an informer
after a letter JmpUcaling him was found
In Father Berrtgan's cell in early June
1170. .
Douglas had great freedom of move-
J::ent outside the prison : He rented an
apartmf.llt,. bought 1 $4,000 sports car,
•4Uid was 1ble to buy ezpensive liquor
while gathering Information for the FBI.
The then associate warden at Lewisburg.
Robert L. Hendrlckr; denied -on -the
· wJlnas · a land any· knowledge of these
facts -all viola tions of prison regula·
tl"ons for a man on study release.
Hendrick.a blew of Douglas•; associa·
t-ion with the FBI, and of all the letters.
But he also denied any knowledge of FBC
payments to Dougll,J for his information.
However, a lettef turned over by the
government to the d.,-en5e thl5 week ad-
dre~ ''Molly" and signed "Pl!te" (a
code nam~ used by Douglas ) says,
-"Thank the bureau for the reward and
thank you. This will be used for a new
lcar soon .'1
"Molly" ls alleged by the defe~e tO be
a c«le name for special FBI agent
Delmar Mayfield, one of Douglas's two
FBI cor1tactt in Lewisbur1. A phone caU
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From Pqe l
'WlIY I SNITCHED ... '
what he describes as "IQuare citizen!:"
who have joined the war on drugs.
Though they are i11t.ensively trained
for their work. Chadwick admits some-
times •'they are so immature and reck-
less that you have to be a father l9
them.
"You have to help them when their car
is broken down, loan them money out of
your own pocket when they're broke, or
patch up the differe.nce!I they have with
their families."
The youni informers work ban~ in
hand with fulltime detectives Moran and
Robert Archey -both colorful,· 'lOnf·
haired agents who gave UJ! better paying
jobs to become police Officers.
Moran. whose cloUting styles range
from hip to Army surplus, used to wort
as an assista nt manager for a super·
market. Archey was a carpenter and
fiberglass man for a boatyard.
When watching the officers at work, It
ls · sometimes difficult to remember they
are dete~tives. Their vocabulary is laced
with such terms as "shine on," "bom,"
"snow" and 0 bindle," all narcotics
esoterica.
The deals are most always set up over
the Princes.5 phone bearing a highl y
secret number. A hand-lettered sign
cautions tletectiV!s that it i!I to be an-
swered wlth "hello" rather than "Nar·
cotics Bureau ."
Lenflhy bargaining sessions often re-
sult since the agents are interested ln
trying to ret the highest quality of dope
for the least amount or money.
"Buy the best. that's my motto,"
laughed Moran. "We don't have • lot of
money available, so it's alwa:ys In our
best Interests to get as much high ~ual·
lty dope as we can for our bread,1 he
explained. All Of the agents and informers relish
the elements ol surprise and danger com-
mon to their work. It plea!te! them to be
the predator In a cat-and·mOtlt"' game. ·
A classic example, according to Archey,
occurred a few weeks 1go when a car·
load of agents ptcked up a hitchhiker
headed for Laguria and drove him straight
to the police station.
"He took out a claarette peck and Ol·
fered us a smoke. He lit up a number
(marijuana cigarette) and banaed It 1o
Moran. When we made a left tum onto
Beach Boulevard Instead or lle1dlnS
dying for th.at.grade 1'A" b11h of )'Otlrt."
•uddenly became concerned. When we told him we were pollct, ht Just toukln'l
belteve It," Archey remembered.
But not always are arrests accompllsh-
td lh•t easily. Buyers are onen con· fronted with extreme danger, or 1s Chad·
wick 'puts It, "\he guy buy1n1 the ~ope
really pull his fanny out in front."
"Most or these ,uys ate· •nned now-
adays," ~ said. "The dope buyers are
now rettinr knocked off /or their money.
Somt of them would Just ., soon sboot
you H give you the dope, And lllty doft't
care if you 're working for lbt police."
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Secret Pollce Phont
Blaz~ ~estroys
Placentia Center
The old Chapman Hall community
center In the, heart of downtown , Placen·
tla was destroyed by fire early today, tt
was engulfed ln names when firemen ar-
rived.
No injuries resulted from the blaze at
S29 Santa Fe Ave., according to pollce
who received' the lnitlal 11 :53 p.m. caill
re.porting the blaze.
Flrtmen were 1till on the scene about t
~.m. and said It would be several hours
before any damage estimate could be
determined.
Bomb-extortion . ' Plot Uncovered
VALLEJO (AP) -The FBI reported
Saturday a lt·mUllon bomb-extortion plot
against Union Oil Co. and the arrest of 1
43-ycar-old man.
· Two typewritten Ietlers contolned
threa!t lo bomb Union Oil '• Rodeo
refiM:ry, Just south o( here, WllUS tl
mllllon In CISh wu dtUvtted, said FBI
arent Jn charg• John B. Wllllams.
to the home of special agent Mayfield
asking for ••Molly'' received this reply!
"Molly isn't here now She'll be back inj ·
couple of days." ·:
The letter · to "Molly" continuer.·
"Considering what I will go througa
before and after the trial or trials, I r~
quest a minimum reward or $50.000 (tai
tree), $5,000 to be paid me the first wee!s
Jtf December, 1970, and the rest at tht
start of the trial or when things are
blown wide open." :
After Douglas began to work wiJ.h thf
FBI, he followed a fairly regular coutine;
First he turned over to 'the FBI an en-
velope of material containing copies ol
letters from Father Berriaan before ht
was discovered. --
He says he began to make copiei
because he be<:ame concerned about "thi
goals of these_ people" alter Father Btrt
rigan told him of plans to blow up un;
derground heating tunne\5. :
'i i knew I would eventually be ap;
prehe.nded,'' he told the jury. "If 1 had
enou1h eveidence to produce at the time
the.authorities would believe what I wa4
telling them ... and would realize tht
threat of these people to 'the U.S. Govern-
ment." ' ' i
Once working for the FBI , Douglat
made Xerox copies of all outgoing /ef.•
ters: sent the copies to the FBI, and thi
originals on to one of the mail drops ar1
ranged by the defendant Sister Elizabetll
McAllster,, Father Berrigan's main C11r!
respondent. Incoming letters would ~
Xeroxed', then copied into Douglas 's col•
le$e. notebook by a coed friend . and thi or1g1J1al destroyed. Douglas had hi5 owl(
office loaned by a Bucknell professoc
where he kept his brief case, which wa'
sometimes filled wi!h copies of the smug·
gled letters. :
.Douglas would talk almost every dai
with Father Berrigan either in the meU
hall or the recreat ion area in the prison(
and he soon began receiving weekl;,i.
P.,hone calls from Siste r Elizabeth at
prearranged time! and one o( a list ot
campus pay phones he had given her. !
Movement sources say Sisler Ell:r.abetti
w.as ex~remely voluble in her telephonll
discussions because she was very anxiou.l
to keep Father Berrigan informed . :
Dol!glas was · trusted implicitly b,C
Father Berrigan who used various:
pseudon yms to refer to his new friend ht the letters.
It now appears that one of the letter(
~uglas turned over to the FBI may have
given away the hiding place of the Rev•
Daniel .J. Berrigan, F'ather Philip'~
brother ~·ho U\'ed underground for 4 Y,:
months after being sentenced to priMti
for destroying draft files.
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• • ' ' . COAST 'RIEwAlf: The n ~ent Paeillc Coat ~ ·
way 111ade ntws In tlil'e<I Orange ast COl!llllunllles tut week.
Newport Beach uld' it will 'ISk le legislators · to tlll:the "°'
lion of the route tluou&b Its ~.Nia, anothet llll1 In. Sacra-
mento. Lagun~ Beach chambe~ directors lleard :a •late olli·
clal aay lt·any of It ls built, it .~on't be !Sullt unW 1*· A publle hearing in Irvine condudt by the' Little Hoover Com·
mission was told the state is heir nr excess freeway rlpt.of·
way lands. '· ! • ·
AIRl'ORT ,OR IALE: HUN'nNGTON BEACH -'-High
property taxes have led the owner M tiny Meadowlark Airport to ask the county ~ )>uy it for $75,000. Mudowlark is one ~f
only four private· a,rports left in county and services pr1·
va e airplanes and air schools ...
WINDOW Tc! SEA: ,LAGUN B~CH. ~I.. IlemollUo;
crews moved in last week to bejln 6moval of old beachfront
buildings to make way for the ~n ch Park. TM parlr; will
be opened within two weeks. thOu actual development Will
not titgln until after tb.,..Ummer-se •· It 'l!ill include a
promenade, lawns, trees and be related services. The
1,000.!oot stretch o! beachfront property was purchased by
the city in 196e for ,2. 7 million.
PARKS AND BIKES: NEwPoRT BEACH -Councilmen
' directed the city staff to prepare the documents for a multi· -
million dollar bond issue for .parks acquisition for the June
ballot. No dollar amount was set. At the same meeting, the
council adopted a policy not to build any more bicycle trails
along the oceanfront. Residents along the water screamed
at the thought.
FR~EWAY MOVING: FOUNTAIN VALLEY.., City offi·
cials may-finally get tbei'r wish , removal of the proposed Hunt·
.ington Beach Freeway. Spokesmen from Fountain Valley,
Westminster and Huntington Beach have agreed on a plan to
shill the proposed route out of Fountain Valley and into
Huntlnglon Beach -ii state authoriUes agree. ·
Fishing for Books in Lilwary
Water in the form of fountains, ponds and flowing pools
wtll sparkle il!side and outside the new Huntington Beach
library designed by architect Dion Neutra.
Neutra bas planned 13 ponds inside the library which
wl11 overlook Talbert Lake.
The heavy empbuis 'OD water prompted Councilmtll'
Donald Ship)ey to quip, "I'm going inside that library with
an aqualung when it opens."
In another discussion, it was mentioned that a large,
spiral ramp at the entrance might be eliminated because o(
it& cost.
Someone asked. "What do we put in It& place?"
Shipley, noting the large pond under the ramp, replied,
"Olympic diving boards.''
But the indoor ponds do have their use. Librarian Walter
Johnson said the flowing water wl11 drown out disturbing
sounds.
I WASTE TAX HIT: LAGUNA BEACH -A mixup in
trash billing brought a parade or aJlgry householders to city
hall and spparently will result in re·consideretion of the
city's new, streamlined "waste management" program. The !
plan, covering all wa!le handling f~ residential ttash pick· up to sewage treatment and bea cleaning, called for a
wute tax on every property. Trash ick-up, formerly volun·
tary, became mandatory. The city , ncil quickly aereed to
arrange a credit for householders w~o had received double--
billing in the switchover, and decideq to call a spWal meet· _
ing to review the entire program wb'1 other inequities were
pointed out. /
MANAGER HIRED: IRVJNE -William Woollett Jr. wu
named the first permanent city maqag~r, a $30,000 11 year"'
post. He has served as the city's administrative consultant
since Jan. 12.
NEW GOLF COURSE : SAN CLEMENTE -By a 41
vote the city council agreed to allow City Manager Ken Carr
to begin negotiating for the state's okay to install a new.city
golf course on the uplands forming the new San Onofr~
Beach State Park. The land recently was relinquished by the
Marine Corps. Carr propd ... the sale of bonds to finance the
project. San· Clemente already .has one city goU course.,
' fUNNY MONIY: COSTA MESA -One of three accused
counterfeltera in _a tH0,000 bo(l!J '20 bill seizure by Secret
Service men Jost all equipment lh his printing shop. The T·
men turned up ·wltli a lruck to impoun~ items allegedly used
to crank out the 7,000 pieces of contraband currency. The
&hop was left bare. except for a sign on the wall: "Warning,
Shoplifting is • Crime.11' • 1 • ) ' .
ELECTION OFF: HUNTINGTON BEACH -County
Schools Superintendent Robert Peterson called off the stale·
mandated unification election for the HuntinP,on Beach
Union High School District after being advised that vote On
the total unification plan drawn up in 1965 would not be
legal. Some school chiefs promised to draw up a new unifica·
lion plan for an el ec tion .
CHANGE ZONING: IRVINE -The planning commisa!on
has asked the councll to ch1n~e the zonmg on all l1nd north
ol the Santa Ana Freeway back to agricultural use . The action
apparently would nullify some of the county re•onlng actions
taken prior to incorporation.
MOVE RAILWAY: SAN CLEMENTE -The clty became
the fits! government entity along the South C&Ut route of tho
Santa Fe Rail Road to apply for federal planning !ll'ant funds
to study feasibility of moving ihe railway Inland. If the cosily
project ever were to materialize. miles of beachfront railwa y
would be opened for public use. President Nixon also would
no longer have the tracka In his front y1rd.
' SHOOTING GALLERY: Snipers killed a Hunt1n1ton
Beach motorcycli1t In Garden Grove Sunday. wounded a ell·
vi sion of highways workm1n In Orange Tuesday and shot up
four financial !n&Ututlons and many ~arked cars. Wednesday
In Newport Beach and C'osti Mesa. One In surance executive
wu narrowly mlaud by .atu1. No auspec:ta are In 'custody.
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• Engine, Sensing
Crash of Plane
ALBANY. N.'( (AP) -The pilot of a
Mohawk Airlines propjJ!t which crubed
in a ttsldential nellhbofhood while try.
ing to 1and apparently knew ht: would
not make it to the airport runway, the
1pobmnon !Gr • a ltdoral )Dvtejjp!IDI team sald Saturd1y.
"The pUot said be would land lhort of
the runway aftd he feathered one en-
gjne, 11 a.aid Brad Dunbar, • deputy di·
rector" of the National Tranal>Of11tion
' Safoty Board. '
. The pilot: capt. Robert McAdaJllJ, .u.
of Southampton, ·N.Y., the <»P11ot and
15 other people ""• kUled Frld1y night when the New York City·fo.Albeoy plane
crashed Into a two.story bouae, 3\i mUes
shy of the Mbany County Alrporj. One
victim Uved in an. apartment on the sec-
~d· flo0r of the house.
MINOR INJURIES
The owner or the houte, building con-
tractor Jooeph I. Rolen, hia wife, and
tf>elr twD YOUlll '°"' escaped wltb only minor injuries.
Dunbar, part of an 11-man team of in·
vestlgators searching the wreckage for
.. clut1 to the . cr~h •. woul~ not speculate
· -~t the c0use. The fllJ!it recoriler and -• • fnsinimeot, from ~ p1ane: wbJcb
t'-· · a ~city Of 411'Ulfl'.nlen, were
,
, recovmd ind· flown to Waiblngtoo ror
.s4li1y. 1.t; ' ' .
• .' '11ie.~l.JI indlcatton ol tlouble came 1t
8:4Tp.M: wben the pilot reported he was
five mlles from the airport and having
trouble with his 1eft engine. With that,
to\9er controllers dispatched crash trucks
and emergency vehicles to the runway.
A minute later, the pilot radioed he was
cutting his engines. It was the la1t con-
tact. ;"!
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Aides to Hughes
Buy Ca.18; Latin
' . Stayove~ Likely: ~.
MANAGUA, Nlceragua (A~) -
Howard Hughes ap(>arently will continue
kl IJve In this tropical country, an ln·
lormed source said today.
He disclosed that aides , of the
billionaire purchased ... 1lx I 111 u r y
automobiles. r
Tge source said the can ire for
aalatanta of Hughe~, who 1rrlvtd here
two wee.ks ago. . "' HQ1bos apparently la lllll livio( In the
presldent11I IUlle ol the lnterc:onllntntal
Hotel. Ho bu !\<OP Niii only by hla
perJOnal aialatanJ.. ~
,President Anuqolo Somoza I a I d Hughes ...,. t6 _Manqu1 ·to dlscusa
airline Jxis-~Somoza owns Lanlca AlrltnH. llUlbol OW1ll :Ainrall, which
m., lo Ibo Wettorn Unlled Stat• and
part of Mulco.
Rock Coneert Cut
' ' SAN BRUNO (UPI) -Tho Sbetlff'I
De~rtment Saturday canceled k rock
conCert by "Gold" ·at the Counly Jall
because o( rears there would be more
trouble among Inmates. Sherut Richard
Hon11ato wu to have sponaortd the ap.
peonnce. A lflOlt••man 1t the )AU Aid canc:etlatloa wu due to f11ra ol _.
dJn111" 1dMty.
S"""7, ~ ... ~ S, ltlJ Dall 'LPILOT J
Wilson Says Linking
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Funds w Suit 'Absurd'
SAN DIEGO (UPI ) -A o;ongressman
·llYI I~rnatlonal Telephone , a n d Telegr,ph put up a $400,000 gyara.ntee for
the Republican National ConvenUQn
boca~ ill Sberaloo ,ll@Mll aublldla<y
has two botela, In Sap DIOgd"aod''iJvl!!i<i'
under '!'~!ion.
Rep. ~b wu.on /'11.{;aull. sa14,'1 · w11
"absUN'' for anyone to connect. the
guarantee with Ju11tlce Department
lili111tion 1gainst IT&T.
Wlllon helped arrange the guarantee
and was told President Nixon wanted the
meeting here. Wllson uid Presidential
eou ... Jor Robert Finch told him of NII·
on'1 wi.she:s.
Wilson said he and Finch were in San
Diego last May 12 to dedicatfl a national
historical monument and JT&T held its
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WITNESS ...
the mother of Hve.
A ~ pbyalclan, who ukod that hJa
name not be uaed, Aid be wu called bY
a "go-between" Friday ntgbt who "a1ked
U I coafd send ' anyone out to ,.. her
(Mrs. Betrd);" ·
H~ said he told the io-be!ween to take
Mrs. Beard to St. Luke's Hospital in Den-
ver and arranged for her hospital room.
The physician said Mrs. Be'ard ap-
parently needed a cardiogram because
of a heart conditio n. ·
The physician, who said he hid been
qu .. tiol\ed by t:BI ageota about tJie call,
said Mt1. Beard never arrived at St.
Luke)1· and that · h~ had not heard from
anyone since.
Kleindienat's nomination had been ap-
proved by the ju4iciary committee by a
IM vot6, bot a co!lllrmaUon vote by the
full,Senata w11 held up until tho present
IDv~tlon la completed.
" Badham ProteSts
Court Action
Ca lifornia's Supreme Court acted in a
Jeglalative rather than judlclal manner
when it outlawed the death penalty,
A1aembl)'man Robert E. Badham (R-
Nnport Beach) charged IDday.
"I tbJnk the court ha1 placed it.sell
above the people as maker• or the law, '1
Badhlm Ulflrled In a newaletter being circulated to hla contlhoents from
Sacramento.
.. Tbe p1 chamber ls Indeed a repug·
nani device." the Newport 11ssemblyman
1a1d; "but it Is far lets revolting than the crlmu ot murder and \lk>lence that
brou&ht it, into being. In my opinion, it is
the crlmlnaJ who degrades humanity, not
the courta or the executioner."
32 Feared Dead
TEHRAN. Ira n (AP) -A bus fordlna
the KaJ River near Mlnab on the Persian
Gull was swept awa,y by strong currents
1nd pr•u reports reacbln1 here today
asld 32 pertona drowned. Tli!rty-wa-e rtlciled.
stockholders meetltlg the same day.
Wil,.n 1114 •Finch told him San DJtco,
hlch earlier reject..i the Idea ol betn1
boat at the convention, still ml&ht wln the
convenUoa ..hJddJnl: if Jt could OQIDf }m
with Slllll,llllO -· tThe "1.'1181""'"'" Aid be mil Iller at daf with Hui>Jd S. Cletntn, IT'1l
ard cl\alrman. and Harold P. J ame1,
preoldent of the Sheraton suboldlary. ~~."'n asld Gtlieeil agreed to guarantae p>1,000 lor San Diego'• bid Ind then upped It to U00,000. wu.m llld Geneen and James lold
him they recently spent llltl,000 pro.
motina 1 new Sheraton hotel In Haw.ti!
and the San Diego conunJtmlDl aeemed
reasonable because the flnn bad hotels
here.
The pendlnt1 Justice Departm111t lltl1a·
tlon again1t JT&T wu not dllcuuld,
Wiison llld. He 1dded be hid no
knowledge of negotlatlon1 betWllll the
firm and the department to settle Ibo
caae out o( court.
Wilson said the Sheraton Hotel beJng
built would bf: completed In time tor th•
cbnventlon and it had been designated to
hcxlM the President's staff. Nixon w11
reported plennin( to NY there at least
one nJcht,. WillOO \aid, bot be lddod, "II
may be In limbo nqw.'
. ·Meanwhile Republlcan Lt. Gov. Ed
Reinecke of Calf!oml1 1111 l'llrldld Illa
statement the Nixon admlnllli'alloil lmiw
or an IT&T subsidiary'• offer to beck
financially the GOP convention prior to
the settlement of an anUtru1t suit qllntt
the huge firm .
Rei necke told newsmen he w11 In error
when he said he discuued the f4Q010lll of ..
fer by Sheraton Corp. wilb former U.S.
Attorney General Jolln N. Mitchell last
May.
The Justice Department in JUJy an-
nounced settlement a( the law1Ult a1a1ntt
International Telephone ltJd· Te!qrapb
Co.
Reinec ke said the converutloa with
Mitchell did not occur unW Sept. 17.
Reading 1 statement to orwsmen
gathered outside his office1 JWneckt
said, "This error wu brought about by
my trying kl recall the purpose and dat.
.ol several trips to Wa1hlnglon, D.C., 1t a
time when I was out of town and did not
ha ve access kl my flle1 or records.
"At no time did we diacuu any com·
mitment from IT&T with reference to the
Republl can National Convention,"
Reinecke continued.
"In the September meeting, we did
discuss the financial 1rrangemenll,
Including the offer of the Sheraton Hotel.
We never dilcuued -or._ lbought of -
any connecti,o n between the Sheraton
Hotel and IT&cT." U.S. Sen. John Tunney (0.Call!.l, oald
he would ask the Senate JudlClary Com·
mlttee tO summon Reinecke to
Waablneton to testify about the ofler.
South Laguna Signal
To Cost $14,807
Sta le Department of Public Work1 of·
flcla1A have announ c@d the award of a
114.807 conlract to lnot1ll a traffic •llMI
syslem at Pacific Coast Hlghw1y 1t 7th
Avenue-Circle Drive in South t.iun1.
Department Director J1mt1 A. Moe
llld Bllter-Ortflen Co. ol Sllllloo w11
Ibo aucceufuJ bidder. Thi firm 1eta 1111
wortin& dl)-1 to wrap ~ up.
HI'S RAISID MILLIONS
Horb K1lmboch
Finch Says
Youi~ Testing
Work Dignity
'llle dignity oJ=k, self-~U1nce and lmporlallce ol an hooest job •"'
beinl severely tnt ~ today's youth,
aceordlnt to PrtlldenU advisor Robert H. Finch.
Finch, the one-time Californ ia lieuten..
ant go~r ind former secretary cl.
hfalth,"'Ri!catlon and . welfare. a_.t
u keynote speaker o! I/le Calliomli ln-
dustrlal F.ducatlon Anoclatlon in Ana.
beim Saturday.
Speakl11g on career .education, Finch
noted that one of the prlm1ry caUJea.for atudent dlnent today Is lht Inability ol
youth lo find "a Ille mluion."
NO TRADES
He said adultl have not provided yooth with a model to follow and that tnatiw.
Uons of hlcher learning are sraduatnti
students who have nelthtr learned jobl
nor trades.
School dropouts, be said, have added to the problem by adding a pool of ..,.
skilled workers to the labor market
which industry can no longer absorb.
President Nixon 's admlnbtratlon has
made career education , one of Jta ma jot
llOll•1• ~ccorjlll\l ,,t<! r.1ntji, ,i'.lV• have *• tr1llll lo l~!;ll'liu't n.,. ways to break out ol rllld , look..t.p education,"
be told hJa •udlonct. ..rWPA_ ... _.._.._
JrJ.:~ MrJ!l
1.,i, ~!ti .~ "'-acnool luth a 'e6mnlltted to
msking' every ~..it by the time he 1 .. vn ~.'
'Ille pres! 'Counselor •loo
touched brlafly .. ii. probl-of ecfg. caUonal ~nance, 'nlHcl by the roceet
Serrano va. Prial CalUornla SUpreme
Court declsklo. ·' ·
Finch aafd Iba! tducaUonaJ linanciJll
through pr...ny tuea has created "!er· rible lnequlil .. " and that Washl.,ton II
eame1tly trylrl1 to come to gripa with tha problem .
S,IAKS IN ANAHllM
Robert H. Pinch
Area Bus Strike
To End Monday
LOS ANGELES IUPll -Strikin1 bul
me.chanlc1 voted Saturday to tDd 1 wttk4
long 1trlko tbal deprived an e1tlmst".d
400,000 Southern C1Ufomla rlder1 ol
transpe>rta tlon. .
The 252-118 vote by Amal"mai.d_
Tranatt Union mechanic~ a 1 1 u r e d
resumption of bu1 service ~tond11 morn-
m1 by the SOutbem CaUfomla Rspld
Transit Oi1trlct.
The ~. allected 10mt 400,0IO com-
muten in I.DI Anftl•, Ol'll\ll, Rlterllilll
ud Sall Bernardino counU...
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• 1 2 17 37 °'"" °'"" 7. ~boma "'ar. May
ptt~ ,_ ..... 7, Ohio Ftb. 2 May 2 56 153
" Fifing Eltetkln Votes•' · I. T fftl'IHstt Mar. 9 MoY 4 26 49
StAte Dadllnt O.t• GOP Dem. 9. North tlf'olina M•. 7 May 6 32 64
1. New Hampshlrt '. .Un. 6 M¥. 7 14 18 10. Nftwaskl Mar. 10 May 9 16 24
2. Flor~ Feb. 10 M•. 14 40 81 10. Wtst Virginia Ftb. 5 May 9 18 35
3. Illinois JM. 3 M¥. 21 58 170 11.,Maryla!MI Mar. 6 1 May 16 26 53
'4. Wltcoftsin Mar. 7 Aptlf 4 28 67 12.-Mar. 14 May 23 18 34
S. ~"* lsi.nd Jan. 31 APffl 11 8 22 13. Clllfornla Mir. 24 Junt 6 % 271
6. Massadwsttts Ftb. 8 APtll 25 34 102 13. New .Ursey Apt!! 27 Junt 6 40 109
6, PtMSJIYlflil Feb. 15 A ... 1 25 60 182 13. New Mtxlco April 4 June 6 14 18
7. District " • 13. South Dakota April 21 June 6 14 17
Columbl.1 Mar. 18 May 2 9 ? 15 14. Ntw York May 4 June 20 88 278
7. Indiana Mar. 23' M., 2 32 76 15. Arkansas Aprlt 18 J,., 21•• 18 127 . ._,,.. fleW9I Ill ,...;; -.... ... ,.,.... .... ....., ff ....... ,. ... ""' ""'-• ...,.1., Meil ,,,,. • mlllimv111 ., 2t --u,..., ftlff•
Utt .... H l'h"f •::Jc...:.::•-&: .., .. ..,,... ......... ,...._ HftMI 'Wll MW .. _.. .......... , ef ""-IM -19.
ta .. CM1 If._• Ille ~I ... ,........., ffl* .......... ''-TIM .t.rlslilllU L"J.._""9 It~ tot~ tMs Mt. .. -IY :.::-., ........• :.·~:.=...:: :.,:-:.::,'::.. ~'~:-:.. "': 'Wlllrlo ~retie P•rtJ ~ .. ,...,rlftl tll•I •If •tllhlH .. a.-"' ,_ .
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Stars Appelir; $3,8,000 Six Mot.orc ycle
Clobbers Held
:Raisecf,·at Dalvii ·R(il·ly
~Ing a i.tramatlc piece comparing M'fss
Do"-to Joan of Arc.
In Rape, Beating
SAN JOSE (AP) -Ten persons, six
of them members Of Satan's Crates mo-
torcycle club, were ~ Saturday in
the all-night raping anit beating of a 37-
year-<>ld woman, police reported, '
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Muskie· Dropping Ba ck
. . .
But Still Front Runner in New Hampshire
By STEVE GERBl'EL
MANCHESTER, N. H. (UPI) -His
IUppoft dropplnC dramatically Sen. F.d·
muod S. Muakle Of Maine battled Sa~
urday for the votes he needs ia the New
Hampehire primary to ban& on u the
front-runner for \be Democratic presi·
deoUal nomination.
Although Muskie showed no visible
signs of a candidate in trouble as be
tramped the snowy streeb of the atAte
llOIJcltlng votes. a poll by the &oton
Globe showed that he had and was COfl-
tillU.ing to slip badly. Campaign aides
fetr the MaJne senator confirmed an ero-
sion but did ngt spell out its extent. ·
With probably more at stake than any
of the other ca ndidates, ~uskie was
fighting for a percentage of the .vote -
which he has called the "phantom can·
didate" -that would justify his stand-
ing as the Jeading cpntender ud at the
aame time provide momentum for the
crucJal primaries ~ad.
C6MFORTABLE LEAD
Despite the slippage, Muskie main·
tained a comfortable lead over Sen.
(feorge S.•McGovmi of South Dakota
in the first test Of voter sentiment Tues-
day.
Two polls, taken within days of each
other by the Globe, showed that Muskie
had dropped from 1 high of 6> peicent
two months ago to 42 percent as or
Friday night. Even more alarming 'to
the Muskie cause was the decline from
49 to 4Z percent within the 1ast week.
McGovern, who has set a goal of 25
percent . for the •ation's first primary,
started with 18 percent two months ago,
rose to 31 percent 1ast week but tben
slipped back to 26 percent.
An unusual aspect ol the Poll, whlch
coold sUIJ put Muskie over the SO per-
cent level next week, showed 20 percl!!nt
of Democratic voters still undecided four
ct.ys before they 10 to the polls, double
the amount a week ecµ-lier. .
The other candidates, those on the bal·
lot and those waging write-Jn effort!,
were not a factor in the two polls, Sliar-
ing 12 percent.
McGovern said he would consider it
an upse.t if he held Muski;e below 50 per·
cent of the vote. "A rew weeks ago,
Sen. Muskie said if the didn 't get 50
J>t.rcent of the votl!!, he'll pull out of the
race,'' he said. "That's what I intend to d0.1(
Nashua, and In mtlll-famlly llOll!es In
Mand>ester, Muskie koocied oo doo'ra
to eollcit votet and hand Cllt sample bal·
Iota. In his brld speedles, and In hi.I
'. f~face cmversationl 'lfith voters.
• Musile repeatedly slreaed thal lie was
a New Enalandtr -and a. nelgbbor and
that withouf support from his own region
he coold go nowhere.
Durlna the 1lll1le period, McGovern,
dwarfed by Washiaglon Redskins f;,"d
lily Sboenke at hi.I side, greeled ll!Op-
pen on a brilht •llllllY day In Pllinslow
and SaJem and in a sho91lioc cenier Jn ·
Bedford, the same one Mu.skie had Vi·
sited two hours earlier.
McGovern's crowd was smaUer and
you.q:er but jyst as enthusjastic at aeein(
the ~th Dakota -senator as lbey had
been earlier 'when Muskie made his way
through the mall.
* * * * 130"000 Independents
Abomiil~le Snow-voters
Hold l(eY, to Primary
By JACK WAUGH
Christian S~t Monitor St.roic1
HANOVER, N.H. -There Is a being
who lives ln the hills of New Hamp.V\ire
whom presidential-primary candidates
call the tbominable snow-voter.
He is easy to fiitd but hard to pin
down. His political hand is "sleight":
Now you see his Politics, now you don't.
A Cheshire cal is easier to hold in focus.
He is often seen in late February and
early March of every presidentia1 year
busily not making up his mind or cbana-
ing it.
He calls him.9E!ll an independent. There
he is -HO,Ol'Xt of him -about to vote
for who knows whom .
It woo.lda't be so serious, but he 1!
ooly barely outnumbered by the 160,000
rtgistered Repubticans jn this Republi-
can state. And he far outnumben the
100,000 registered Democnts, The ab-
ominable snow·wter can decide eJec.
lions -this election for Instance.
What makes it worse is that he very
likely once was a nonnal register~ Re-
publican or Democrat. But a new New
Hampshire law has made him iilto tbe
Frankenstein, however benign he js.
The law says a voter can register as
an independent and then vote j111 either
'Great Ed! I think
yOU'l/9 got it!'
because · she expects him lo be •om.i.n-
at'd when all is :said and done.
Got 'that straight?
LOS ANGELES ' (AP) -A cliee(lng
crowd Of l ,llOO jammed an auditorlu!ii
Satunlty night lo K< lop Hollywood
1Llrl -includiRg Sammy Davis Jr. and
Aretha Fr:anklin -in a benefit for the
dtfeme of black militani Angela Davis.
"All the monty's aolng lo the lady to
help her," Davis told the alldienoe which
_lbooted and applauded. • .,,_,,.mtb.
In& strooger than whel\.., everyone p~s
lot<lher for a COIJ!l!lOll c....... ~
"lt. tlkti a IOt to commit yourseU to
somethliig that is not the most popular
choice tn the world," Sammy Davil Jr.
said or the willing;neu of actors to per-
fprm in Miu Dlvts' behalf.
''I've bef:n wearing the button 'Free
Angela' for a year and a half," Davis
said.
The woman told potice she stopped her
car Friday night to ask for directions,
then several men, iacluding one with 'a
sawed off shotgun, forced her to drive
to an apartment.
• When .she attempted to escape, Polic!
Asked about his own recent drop in
the poll, McGovern said, ''I know we're
going to do well. 1 think I know more
about ·the voters of New Hampshire than
somebody at the other end of, a telepbolie
line · Boston."
( the Democratic or Republican P.rimary
without losing his independent status. lt
is the perfect thing for anyone who Ukes
to hover until the last instant before vot-
ing.
But the indepe1dent voter is more to .
be pitied than censured because he prob-
ably got that way because of a con.,
fusion of choices, none Of them in his
view quite satisfactory.
lt is often a characteristic ot the abom·
inabJe snow-voter tO: vote for somebody
who obviously won't win. Mrs. Guer.
kink 's next door neighbor in Hanover J.s
Dr. Ralph Hunter. He .is a lifelong Re-
publican, re-registered iodependent and
planning to vote -no, not tor Richard
M. Nixon but for Representative Mc·
Closkey because the President isn't his
kind Of Republican anymore.
, He is finding it "increasi•gly dilficuJt
to be a Repu'blican wbUe the Presjdent
Is leading the party in directions not Jo
my liking." He is unhappy about Viet.
nam and thinks the President Jess thLra
levels with the people. So, he ha1 be-
'-eome1 Jn word . and deed u abomiD.able snow-voter.
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Davis ~ lbe . .i..ctln&'l'O<\llHO· Jy show at the ~ A&aitorti!ft·•h
olao futuHd Quincy Jones aod his band.
Donald Sutherlucl aod Yapliet Katto
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-··-~t , ~IOt ~ --::~i DEUl~Y URVJCE •-~·"
Dtllvtry of tht Daily Piiot
Is 9\W'&ntrtd
MMNy.rl'INy: If tjeu • 1111! ha,,. '!'Oii' ~ ~ J:» 1t.m .. ~II 11'111 \'Ollf' ~PY wlU
.. ..,...,., Ill Yl'll• Callt .III llkln lltltll
7_:. jt.1'!'1. ' loltwdey 11'111 Sunfty: II rou M not rwc11 ... 1 ,,_,r copy ~ t 1.m. Sltllrdl'f', or I 1.m.
...... .,. taH 11\d • cepy wm 111 brougflt i.
)'Ill, Cltb 1r1,1.._111 unrH 10 1.fll.
Trlrphonrs
Mott Orlllft COl.lftty ArM1 """" "42·421
Nfrth-1 Hlll'lllntton IMCll 111111 W•lml111t1r .................. J.40.1220
lttl CMIMntl, C11tlalr1N SMdl,
1911 JUlfl cait11tr1n1, DIM ~Int, ..... t...Nll. L ....... H~ ... • ... ottMCll
He noted' he doesn't share the avowed
Communist's pollUcal beliefs but added,
''I share 1omethin1 more than her Po-
· litical beliefs . . • I share her black-
neu." •
The concert, which drew an audience
about two-thirds black, railed about
1311.000 for the delenoe Of Miu Davis.
The atmosphere was festive with An·
gela Davis partisanJ hawking tee shirts
bearing . her picture .,.d praponen!S-of
Political causes, incl udin1 ~e candi·
dacy of black W'oman Jftlidential can-dldate Shirley Chi!holm. handing out
'leaflets.
Miss Davis' ramily and the Ro~. MC.. Alee family, which put up ~ a<res· of
fann1and as collateral for he1t bail, were
in the audience for the concert. 'l11e crowd wbillled ...i abouted ,IJ\d
many r0&e to their leet ·to cheer· Ltsttr
JaCUon, father of alain 'Soledad brother
George Jackson aid Jonathan 'Jackson,
'both of whom were killed~ in the Marin
County shootout which resulted In Mi.ls
Davis' trial.
Pork Chops ... ~~... $1~
Lean tender po1·k1 stuffed with Aln, Cubbison'a Dresain1 !
I aaid, ~ men rtpeatedly, beat her, and
. nped tier. , I .
Lt. Stan Horton aaid she was able to
eaeape Saturday morning and flag down ..
.~lcemln, before beinf'. laJ!en to Val·
ley tftdical Center for tr'eatme.nt.
~~ unidelltified w~ !old of!iOO's
•that l\,;e of her attact!n wofe Satan
Crates club jackets. 1
Police said six men and f0ur women.
including two juvtniles, were arre~ed
at the aP,artmtnt and later booked for
invtltigatk>n of conspiracy. rapt and
false imprisonment of the woman.
-The men were booked additionally for
invtstigatioa of kidnaping, police said.
Another Cosmos
MOSCOW (AP) -The Soviet Union
launched today the 477th satellite in its
Cosmos series. Tass said the satellite was
put into an orbit with a high point of 204
mile• and a low point of 132 miles.
:fetieaded but wanned by a greatcoat
with huge collar, Muskie started cam-
pajaninl early in the morning north ol
Manchester; speakin& at a lancheonett,e
and ·tciuiing a shopping center which fiS
nearlf empt; because of the hour.
1GUT tisu~·
In Nashua, Ned Coll, a J2..year-01d na-
tive cf HarUord, Coon., who is on the
ballot but tOO yoUn« to serve as presi~
dent. accosted Muskie in front of the
senaton' headquarters. Oiallenging Mu.s-
kje 1 to speak: out · on the "gut issues."
Coll tried ·to -keep the Maine senator in
a 'sidewalk dtbate .
But after 1istening patiently,. Muski"e
reminded Coll of a busy schedule and
added , "I'm f!ARJpaipinf in seven states
you are not entered in.'
When Coll kept prwlng, MUSl<ie broke
away, charging, "you 're not interested
in anything l say."
In a mi~Jau neighborhood in
Jean Gutrltink Ls an abominable snow·
vottr. She was a life-loog liberal Dem.
ocrat in her native Oklahoma. 5-e moved to New Hampstiire two years , ago via
a ClevelaDd suburb. Mrs. Gu,r!Unt iJ
one of the 60,000 •ewcomers to tlij.I state
since the last presidential primary.
Mrs .. Gu er kink might have v;otf!i for
Sen. George McGovern (0-South Dako-
ta). Indeed she was leaning that way Uh·
tll she "went to a reception for him held
in a meadow. and everybody (John Ken·
neth Galbraith. Arthur Schlesinger J r. l ·
talked about George, but Georie. So l
decided be was their candidate•ud not
his own candidate."
Now the Democratic ~lrs_ Guerkink
is an independent planning to vote for
Republican Rep. Paul. N. McCIOl!lkey Jr.
o! California, while at the same time
preparing ultimately to vote for Demo-
cratic Sen. Edmund-S. Muskie of Maine
Even William 1.oebt iJ an abominable
soow.voter -not in name (be is a Re-
publican ,of the .hidebound species) bltl
in practice.
Crusty, irascible. infuria.tinf. influen-
tial, and editor-publisher of the MaJtChell·
ter Union Leader, he doesn't like Mr.
Nixon anymore either, but for dilftrent
reasons. He figures Mr. Nizon sold the
country out when he we.nt to China and
says so editorially on the front page .in
stories explodiq with boldface and cap-
ital letters.
So Mr. Loeb is backing two candidates
who won't win -Congressman John M.
Ashbrook (ft-Ohio) In the GOP primary
and Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty in
the Democratic race . (Mr. Loeb can't
stand Senator Muskie any mCl'e than he
can Mr. Nizon.)
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• • UPCOAST, OOWNCOAST: W•ll lolb, here we are
•new Sunday ·Visitor'at yOUr ·breakf•st table and we
hOpe you'll like ua and fnvlle us bacli. It used to be I
could tell the day• of the week by Doily Pilot publl·
caUon, but now with Sundays, J'll need a new system. '
That's . okay. I used to be 1bl• to !•11 the seasons
by the amount of sand on the bathroom Ooor. That
too has gone by the board. Those daya were BW. Be-
fore Wet!uit.
Indeed, in the 'ume of my lost youth, very few
youngsters ventured into Pahllic Waters during o!f-
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Tolil bbae
season. Football and track coaches forbade it with ' grave warnings that swimming in the sea "'will make
your muscles thin and mush y."
THEY SO BRAINWASHED us that we feared one
pinkie io the water during track season woufd be a
sure guarantee of instant muscle spasms.
Nowadays'). the kids think nothing of roaring off
toward the sea, surfboard cradled under one arm,
despite rain, sleet , smog or fog.
Much of this all-season surfing comes about be-
cause of-the invention of the wetsuit. This is a piece
of attire resembling longjohns fashioned of black
rubber. Surfers w~r them during inclem~lit weatl'ler
and believe the gannent will · insulate them from
any klnd of weather short of a Chicago blizzard.
THE SUITS MUST work . I was down at the beach-
front the other 6 a.m. watching warmups for a surfing
contest. It was colder than a Santa Ana annexation
bid. It waa so frigid that the sandcrabs were crawl-
ing for higher ground. I didn't bother checking the
water temperature. The frost crust on the beach
convinced me. ,
Despite it all. dozens of surfers were out there .
blasting through breakers, hanging 10 and doing all
those things that .the good Lord gives youth the ~
ergy and stamina to do .
I know a JitUe bit about surfers beeause 1 have
a pair living with me~ Swimfins and plastic surfboard
patches lilter our patio. Sand abounds on the living
room rug. Andi maybe sand !leas, too.
· · THERE IS NOl'HING Eke paddling down your
darkened hall in barereet ·at midnight only to trip
over the sprawled fonn of the aftiremeotfoned wet-
suit. It's like discovering a body with your bare big
toe .
If the wetsuit isn 't reposing on the Door, it is
aoaJting in your· bathtub just at bath-time, This is
done to get all the salt water out and 'preservt the
. rubber. It is also done to try my good humor.
A rloating wetsuit in the bathtub also deposits
considerable sand. And anybody who has jived along
this coast for any spell can assure you of one fact of
life: You can NEVER get all the sand out of the bath-
tub.
SO WHEN YOU finally seat yourself. settling
down in the warming waters, there are always
enough grains left on the tub bottom to give yours
a litUe sandpaper action. ·
It is ~joyous Jiving with 8 couple of surfers. Sand
In the tub and long hairs in the sink.
J"ll be pleased when spring and summer rolls,
around. True, I won't be able to tell the seasons arfy
better from the surfing crowd. . '· ,.
But at least I won't have that wetsuit tO'.kit:lf
around anymore.
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Aerospace
'Reaction'
· R~ported
toS· ANGELES (AP) -
Moat employers are averse to ,
hiring unemployed aeri>space
personnel because they are
felt to b e overquallfied,
overaged and overpaid; says a
University of So u t h e r n
California researcher.
Byioo Washom, a USC
graduate student, sald that his
survey of 355 unemployed
aerospace engineers 1 n d
scientists showed that these
fears of employers were
groundless.
Washom said that (ewe
, the,n · 1 percent in his survey
held doctoral degrees, aligbtly
more than 13 percent had
'master's degrees, about 55
percent bad bachelor's
degr~ and 27 percent had no
college degree.
The median age of hia sub-
.feels was about 45 ·Which,
Washom added, .meant a full
20 years of C1:1ntinued working
life. assuming the employe
retired at age 65. ·
Re said that" his survey
showed 23 percent of the
unemployed at r o space
workers were 38 or younger ,
about 50 percent were between
39 and 50 and a tittle more
than 27 percent were SO or
more .
\Vashom said that 'while
aerospace. sa laries tended to
be higher than in other
technical fields, 87 percent of
those surveyed were willing to
take. a salary cut if they could
flnd employment in other in-
dustries.
About ti percent said they
would accept a 10 percent
salary cut and 4.S percent
were willing to take as high a
cut as 30 percent, he added.
Washom sa id his findings
also disproved a fear among
employers that a e r 0 s p a c e
workers they hired would quit
if there was an upturn in the
areospace industry.
Only 7.6 percent of those
surveyed stated they would
return to aerospace while
more than 50 percent in·
dicated their disenchantme nt
with this field , he added.
Newspaper
Loses Suit
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
The dismissal of a suit filed by
the San Rafael Independent
Journal for $5 million1ln libel
damages against three Marin
County Democratic Party
leaders has bet:n upheld by the
state Court of Appeal.
The suit was over a
pamphlet sent to Marin Coon·
ty Democrats in May 1970 at
the height of the 20-months
typographers' strike against
the paper. It urged persons
not to subscribe or advertise
in the paper.
The pamphlet bore the
names of Roger. Keht, former,
ncirthern SWO· D~Uc
_<:balimB!l; ii'arity ' : swadesh,
Yice p'res1dent or ~mertt.ans ·
for Democratic · Action; and
Robert Polltzer, county ·party
·chairman. -· · ·
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Two yean ago.. a1moot • ~ ~Died likely drew blood lo the loner Cablnel circles:
polltldan woald lino ))et lbal Jolla G. Schnllta 1114 a For lostana!, Rep. Schml~ wun't salllfied with a
llneoure lo 1111 ~ewly·won Co~ out. Froai Illa facellous remark that be bad "brokeu oil dlplomaUc
'JOies be<>blalned,.il ap~ CerlilD llult the Wublng· relatlona" with the White House regardlnj President ton poet wu 1111 for;&I' u he waalad If -much u Nixon'• trip lo Peking: be told a Jobn BU'ch Society
JI wu the paaeulon ·Of predeceaor, the late Rep. ~ m .. tlng on Jan. 6 that, "I am only opposed ,to him
J111111 B. Ult. · comlns back."
.......,_ Scbml~ b Id the UUcal """' d 't And then last w .. k, it WU announced that Schmitz •-1· '"1 0 Oil ·po ..-oesn will play a leading role lo an auU·Nlxon Callfornia Re-appear 11 all that certain. . publican slate. Jn other wordJ, be la going full bore for
It lll!'t lbat Orange County Democraa are abowlnc ultra-conservative John Ashbrook of Ohio and publicly a srut l'llUfSIDct. Or that ,....nUy approved rec!J&. . bl 1 ti ·•• with Nix till lurtb trl~ bu oomehow cut into bia Republlcu· voUnc HVenng 1 re • on..ap 00 s er. In some extreme rlgh~wing circles thiJ move may
ltren · be applauded, but where the voters and the moniea are No, Iba -of John G. &hmlll Ju•t could be lo 5ehmlt1'1 district, pro-Nlzon oentiment obyiously Is
that he bu ovemepped Orange County a acceptable alronf. (Under the recenUy realigned boundaries,
boundl In hll non-cooperaUon-now outr!Cbt oppoaiUon Schnlill'• S9th District taltea In almost all or the
-•pre111d.toward Prealdent Nixon. . • northeut inland area of .Orange County, stretching
Pre1ident Nixon is a popular figure In ·Oral!P Coun-irregularly from Costa )lesa eastward and northward
ty, a very popular flluN. He polled 115,000 vote. In tho lo Include Orari~e. Tustin, ·part. of Anaheim, half of
1968 general electloll wb1le Hubert Humpllrey'wu gel· lrville, Mi&alon V1e;o and San Juan Capistrano.)
ling 149.000. But the ~ulliity ®->'I ulelld JUll ,lo. 1be Presidents trip lo Peking can't be all that un·
votes -It extends Id political support money u •well. popula' wl.th the conoervatlves. Sen. Barry Goldwater.
(And If yoµ doubt that Orance eouniy•is a key lib'ollf' who'l'bardly In the liberal camp, makes that quite clear
bold for the Rep ublican Party, read today'a ¥11cle on In his col umn on the opposite page. .
Page 3.) It is obvious that it Scbmill wins his party's
·11ep. Schmitz bu made lt·clear In oeveral polna of nomination In June, he will win the general election.
bll political tareer that be dlugrees with many of Presi· Democratic voters in that 39tb District are few and far
dent Nixon'• .fundlmental pbi!Ol<iphw. But when tho between.
cblpa were down two ·years ago -when both be and Tbe question is this: Will the strong GOP Nixon
Nixon were on the ' liillot 1imultaiieously -Schmlll forces of Orange County, those witb the money and the
went lo the trouble lo bout In large advertisements ho influence, l>e willing lo come up wilb a primary candi·
wu Indeed an admirer and aupporter of the Prealdent'• date -and strong oupport for that candidate -to
and would back him ill moat taues. prevent further embarrassment and niggling by one of
Mier winning that race handily, Rep. Scbmlll bu Pre•tdent Nixon's chief detractors, a detractor withil)
nnt ·been IO loyal to hls party and the President in bis bis own· party? · •
relallonahlps with the White HOUie. Althou1h the Presi· John G. Schmitz's membership In the John Birch
dent'• Willem Wblta H~ is even (for now) .in Society gives him solid .a1Surance of one bloc of votes.
Schmitz'• own dl,utct, U.. .Orange Colillty•Congrtuman Even in Orange County Iba! bloc isn't big enough to
bu, Ume after 'time, .oted q ainst his number one face a ·powerful primary by a strong GOP primary op-
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he'd like to discuss a head transplant with .vou.' conatltuent'a vi .... and pollclel. More receisUy ·he bu . poneTlinLe que"'on is it Sc, bmill will bluff them out.
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Rights to L~nd
·r>r. HllJ!Gkall!O, prtaident of -1......Ucp Stalt Co_U.Q• end. o r~oult!!. 1¥1LY PILOT cofumnill, ree<ntfr 11'
*1itd from a ""'°""' taur of Sotll& Vltlnom.
~: ncenily mm South Vlelno!w •. ta ...... -tmnon. Tllelr
...... 1meni-a1 av-.0 -. -a cantlnu.ID,I aource ci dileontent -a
•.diocoolent that WU okfllfUlJT eq>lolt.d
,.11¥ the Viel CGai to . 'fiini l'iJJqO pooplo
..... inlt lbt '"""" •• ent. ,,
.,.Today m u ch ff
. this hu d\IJ>Ced. In ... ,.iui:b 11 i 0 Prdl.
•:.Ot Nauyen v ~n
:.'ib1eu •tsn•d the ' J'
, "J,end • lo • the • Tll-I ·Ser" !Aw paued by , ....,. l11u-t AA<mbly. 'lllia leglilatlon
,.....,._, 'qnenblp Of more •t!ian two
and a quarter miJUoo acres al rice l4ild
lo ·r.oan1 larmen.
·r. 1Landowners, who trad.Jtlonally recelv-
1..S ane-third to ooe-baU of the crop 11
jaol, are being compenuted: IO per :cent ill cub and the rest In bonds pay.
'lbl• with '10 per cent illlmlt ill equal
lbstallmeDta over an I-~ period. The
""at!W owners may not transfer or ·en.
. ~ber their !And for 11 ywa. It must
'remain Ill the poawklo of lbose wbo ·1111 it.
., THROUGH November, It'll, over 3!0,.
'liOO lann lamW.. bave been issued titles
'lo over one mlllJon acre< of IAod. It ii . .
s:. t. ilfAYAK&wA.
~ that by ' 1prlni, 1173, I00,000 foriMr tenant fa..-s wm have be-come ownera. Furthermore, the gowm-
ment baa litau1 a PfOl?llD to provide
Uiles to the•Moalqnards 1<r landa tr ..
clitlona~claimed by !him. ''!'bis pro-
lll'A111· 111¥ Involve, 1,400 -~ flJllrd, 111 ' and IOll,000 acru o1 !And. •
Lind relqrm hu ~ an ilQ ill
Vlelnam ,for ' Jong. time. PnvlOU1 el· · !Orta. ill 1 lbls direction bad ,f~dered
through ~gem .. t and ·111e lack of
wfU lo -ii· lbr«Jgh. The pr-I pro-
pam, hoWWr, · 11howl comlderably
l!\l'ft Jll'Qmlie for two reesons. First, it
appear. lo be e1cepllooally well design-
ed and well· received. " Far lllil, P.rt of lbe Cft!clit can be Ii•· .en-to two knericans, Dr. Roy Prc•Ier· man. Of the University of W1sb.1n1toa
Law Scboof' and Robert L. ·Coat., "San
Frlncisco businessman and fonner Cal-
UOmia DemocnUc chairman. Prolttr·
man belped to shape lbe final form o1
lbe lep!atlon. Coat. did much ol lbe
lobbying · that got it through the ..,.m-
bly.
Dr. Clark Kerr, former president ol
lbe University of Ca!Uornt. and chair·
man,.of the NaUonaJ ~ttee for a
Political Settlement In . Vietnam, d ..
Mitchell and ITT Now
. WASHINGTON -The Justice Deporl-
·ment and Internallonal Telephone and
Telegraph are now llylng to Ile tbelr way
out of a ICllJdaJ over·tbe iuspicl~1 1Ud--llen settlement of a landmark anu·b;ual
. .Uit against rrr.
·· In earlier calumm, we dlacloled a
remarkable IlT memo lndicaUng the
:ltlstice Department granted I b 'e
,Uvorable setllement In ucbange for
.oasb aupport of the upcomin& Republluo
convention in San Diego. ·
' Tbe aulbor of lbe memo, rrr lobbyist
Dita Beard, told ua she arranged lbe .. i.
Uement herself In a prlv1tt convwaatloa
·.,;lb Allorney General Jollll lllllcl1ell at a
.Xentucky dinner party.
Mitchell refused to talk to· UI. A
spokesman, John Hu11hen, ID'ged us to 1Withbold our story until he could Hget OID'
ducts in a row." He then waited three
'6ay1 before calling us back with a terse
lllattment from Mitchell.
. ; (Mitchell later last week t..illled l1at
.fie oeYer saw auch a memo and that be
·met lllrs. Beard only cuually at 1 Km-
tucky roceptlon.)
: Tiii!: ST A TEMEll'I' aaya the attorney •...,,era! .. _ not Involved In any ny
Jl'ltb lbe. llepubllcan National ,CoounlU..
~ negotlaUons and bad no
,~of anyone from the commlU..
w ebew""" dealing wllb lnttrnaUonal ,t.\lpbone and Telegraph."
• This 11 !Ille. In mid-May lut yt1r,
S&U!arala Lt. Gov. l!id l\elnecke llld an
'lllde, Edpr Glllenwattn, met with
Mltcllell ill his Washington office to
dllCUll efforts to hold tbe convention In
... Dlqo.
~ We could not reoch Reinecke, but
Glllamrlton told 111 be and -~ IDlonned Mlldldl tblt !Tr
lild olfond to pal up M ll!1ICIJ II $400,000
to ...,..n 1 GOP .......UOO In S.. • Diep.
'1lo -.. -ol (.....,.,. the --la) Im Dteco," Gllleawtten uld
" MJldioll "Ro dldn' -any
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JACK
ANDERSON
penuading. He llld. 'If you can do i~
more potrer1 to you.' "
rrr ALSO. IBSUZD a atat.ment on the
matter which lnalated that only tis
lawyera were alllllor!Zed lo dtll wllh lbe
JuaUce Deparbnenl on lbe anU-trust
Ca.sea. "Neither Mrs. Beard nor anyone
e.lse a:cept legal munstl wu authorized
to carry on IUCb negot11Uons/1 the state-
ment said.
This ii also falte . Felill Robalyn, .an In-
vestment banker and clitector of rrr, told
U1 be beld a serlea of about a ball-dozen
-.1 meetlnp . during tbe merger
negotiaUons wllb Deputy A ti or n e y
General Rlclwd Klelnclienal Robatyu
said lie wu -sj>eclllallly · aulhorlaed to
"mate the·cue""' the economic side" by
ITr Pr<aldenl Harold S.G. Geneen.
RobaiYU'~ ackmwledpment Ibo puta ·the lie' lo an earlier tlatemmf by Kleln-
diorlat; who 'has · -been lllllled to ~lace.Mitchell. ... At1<!rJ!ey General. On
Dec. 13, Klelllcli...t wroi. to Democr1tlc
National Chairman Lany O'Brien to
deny that bilJi.level political pressure
bad boon U«led on the Justice
Department'• anU-trust lltllf In the rrr .....
"THE SE'ITLEMENT between, the
Depertinent of Justice and !Tr WIS
bandied and Mcotiated olclUlivelY by
Antant AllGrnoJ Ooneret Rlchlld W.
Mc!Areo (lhon hied oft tbe < ~ division l, • tbe Klelndlenlt letler uld.
Obvioual)>, II Klelncliealt wu hoJdiDc
-.1,lf!b wltlt &balJn"" tbe .....
could not hml -"lllndled ...i ;;f.!1~1~vel1" bJ M"'-IDd
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Too Many Ignored His Birihday ,
We Forgot W ashingtonr
C. B. tbinks studenta should call
ttacben and principals by first
names -(Gus Feb. 24). I tbink 1
-little ·generation gap ii ... good
lhlng, along wltb respect for elders
and those in authority.
B.P.W.
....... ,., .... "' ""' ........ .... ""'f ,_. ,._ .. ..._., .... INlltr Plltt.
cribea the prosnm as "revoluii1111ary" Ill
that it f!va "lbe bulk of Soulb Vie~
nain'a farm land immediately, to the
severai mlllion Vietnamese now.farmiq
the ~·" · l ·
It II, be believes, "pr9bably lbe, most
Important thing that's bapperied yet In
Viebtam." ·
THE stcoND REASON the program ii promlslng,11 lbat Pmldent Thieu , bim-
aeU more at home in the country than
in Saigon. bu given it the hllhest pri-
ority and is determined to carry it
through. Even before thia legislatiot1 was
enacted, the iovemment had made the
politically difficult decision to raise the
official price of. rice in the citie11, there--
by. flvlng tbt peasant incenUve to prog.
ress from subsistence farming to pro-
duction for th~ market.
To tbe Editor:
As you . may have noticed, •st
nowhere during the long weekend of
George Washington's birthday did our
oountry's -flag make -an appearance ..
Why? As a boy who lives on my .street
said in dismay, "Nobody cares."
He said, "I wanted to bang a flag over
our balcony, but nobody cares."
HiJ words were true. AJ Monday, (the
declared national &liday) turned Into
Tuesday, (Washington's actual birthday),
1 felt that surely someone in town must
have 119t up a fiag Jn ,.~t to thJs great
man. ~ut, 1 didn't see one. ~ what ap-
peared 6ritllevt1ion! The most I saw was
one verydull ape!cb, and a "mention" of
our llr1t Prealdent at lbe end of Channel
f's late news.
THE '~MENTION" speaks for itself. A
blowup picture of a pair of false teeth ap-
peared on the se?feen. Now, I don't mind ..
looking at false teelb, and being informed
lbat Ibey belonged to Mr. Waabington.
And, that they are ivory-plated, not
wooden, a1 reported .
Interesting, bu~ Is tbat all Iba! they
CID say of Wahington?
Do you know: At 16, be was surveying
deep in the Indian Country?
At 21, he waa aucb an accomplished
woodsman as to cooll1 make a perilous
trek, in the dead of winter. over the rug-
&ed mountains of Virginia?
MAILBOX
Letters from rtader-s are IDl:ZcOPM.
NormaUY writtr1 should convey their
rmssages in 300 words or lts1. TM
right to condeme letters to fit .Q.XlCC
or eliminate libel U reserved. AU let-
ters mu.st include 1ignature and mail-
ina address, but names may be with-
held on f'tque1f if 1u!fidnt rea.1on
ii apparent. Poetru will not be p!W-
lished.
111 the states had 1 1overnor like Rea-
gan. I've got a chance to vote in the
primary for a Democrat -don't lutow
which yet -Yorty or Wallace.
Wasn't it nice the other night to
watch lbe people !hat greeted Nilon
when he came home -upecially hill
two son-U;laws. Not 1 hippie in the
bunch. It was diileffilt when that bunch
of bjppies greeted the Senator from Mas-
sachusetts when be came to Los An.
geles.
TOM CALDWELL
DetnOCratle
To the Editor :
Your editorial entitled "The Smoke-
lilled Room" rai>ed lhe question of
whether or not anything really neW la
likely to come out of the new methods
of selecting delegates to I.he national po.
Utica! conventions as far u rank·and-
file voters' wishes are conctl'ned.
For those of us who have hid some
uperience with the way the DemocraUc
caUC\11 system has worked to far, we
are confident that the new sr.stem has
already aceomplished what rt set out
to do.
THE VAST MAJORITY of official
Democratic California delegates have In
f~ been chosen from the nominees ae-1 · at the candldate "caucuses. Though
it ii true the candidates were under no
legal compulsion to c!Jooee lb ... ptoi>Je,
they obviously did feel a moral obl!iaUon
to do ao. -
Furthermore. the slates as a whole
follow state and national guidelines u
to representatives of. women, minorlO"
races, age and economic statua. The
Democratic National Convention thii 1
year is expected to be 50% female, 11 %
black and 25% young people.
If California ia any indication. mOlt
of tbese delegates will baye been chooen
from those who were first tlected in.
their local district... Therefore, we be-
lieve, at least at the Democratic Con-
vention this year, that the "rank-and-
file voters" will be ab}e to make their
wishes known.
LANE M. SHERMAN,
Vice President
Newport Democratic Club With increased security, better distri-bution of fertilizer and pesticides, lbe
Jot.roduction of "miracle" h~yield rice,
and crop dJveraification. alre1dy uader
way, the Land-~lhe-Tiller program ·~
parenUy C0111e af just lbe right lime to handsomely increase the farmer's
stake in bis newly-acquired land.
That at the end of this extraordinary
march, ht had enough energy left to
challenge the French commander at Le
Boeul?
That he perscinally supervised the ~n
strudlon of the moat diHicuJI .. ctions of bolb .,..at mllitary roads over lbese
1ame awesome mountains?
Dangers of Half Truth
. ' All lbe foregoing Is what I have been
told and what I have read. How is the
program actually progressing? And bow
would someone like me, who doesn't
know beans about farming, be 1ble to
tell? All I can do is tell the reader what
I saw.
That during lbe 20-year period leading
up to the American Revolution be was
1lready established as 1 fearless ex-
plorer, a dangel'OUI foe of the IDd.ian, a
superior backwood1111an? A man to equal
or aurpa• the likes of Daniel Boone? He
lilttally carved out the palh to lbe West
for your great, great grandfathera and
I WAS TAKEN by car to tbe Met? grandmolbers.
Delta around My Tho by Mr. C. . DOES IT MA1TERT Should yoo care! Huang of the Chinese (Taiwan) Agricul-
tural Tecbnical Mission. Do you care?
Are humorous comments about his We saw endless fields of rice at •II . false teeth on televisiol au th It is. llf.aga of . development, )'tlWlg green figb'·-__ , planta ., well ., fields ructy for bar-rtmembered of tbi1 lronUer 1 ~ ~
vesUng or already barve11ed. Tbere commmider of meoT lloeen't be, among were fniit orchards and vein-.btea in othert, deserve IOme lllute1 even . u a
every 1v1iJ1ble space -even between thank·you!
the rice pacldiea. Ducks and chickana . Cbancet are ... cellent lbat many rilht
and llsb were being cultivaled for tbe bere wllblll your city limlta are eltfier
market. deocendanta of iVuhlngton1 descendanta
Mr. Hu1111g •tplalned how Chinese ... of hla ne[ghbon and frienos, or perba:p1
pertise was being used to help the Viet. thole related to a private or officer who
namese -instruction in livestock cul· fought with ud under him In various
ture, crop rotation, irrigation, coopera· frontier balUea. There are many mlllta.ry
Uve markeUng. The Lantto-tbe-Tlller and family """'1'da available.
program, be Aid, was not enoqh Ip Jt. A liltlnc of Revolutionary War Vetera111
aeU. The tiller lll\ISI -· or bis la avlilallfe at lbe NaUonal Archives In ownership ·of .lbe land ·ii .meanlnileu. In Wublngloa, D.C. Your family'• mllilary
tbe' area. I aaw ~t day, !'!"""' cer---ii located, ""'11<1, and aent
tsl!Jly -lo De ·-nng. to you. The Illa -inlorniatlon for
,. .. -militia IDd reauJarL • You·, will THE PltosnRITY manuesta ltaell llOI recetve about len pbotoattttc coptu In aopllisticatecl famwnadllnery, Amer!-reprdlng lbe iDclivldual, Including rlllk,
can-style, but ill llUle -lllllta ·Wre ularJ, llale, campalpl fGUC11t, dolts
lbe outboanl motor, used not only lo placea, ad·Y&lilll>le flmlly history.
navlgatt lbe canail 'and riven, but a11o ......... P0111111FVLLY turn old dusty dismounted and used u qatlon!""'!"· '""'' Ill place of lbe lfow. o1c1-1-.-, AmeriC.. Hlllory lato aomelhlng ••·
treadle-operated w1ter-wbeel. cltlniiY real and "ry p • r I o n • I •
The 1'QOd wt drove wu lined wllh Somelblnl 'to·C1re·1boul 5ometblng Jm.
n.wly harvested ucill of rice. In Ibo portant. .
flelda whole lamlll• were at -k Learning lo care -..m come from the
lbiahlng the rice bH=alld, wlnno...,._ children. Bqln by railing Y!"" couniry'• It and piling it onto mat>. Dag In 11lpk to lbe .,..atneu whlcb )'Oii
The lllWP 1 stoppod vliU consilted bavo Jnherlled. Change "nobody caroa,"
ol a pretty 10WJl' l)rl ad her !•tiler IO "I care.~'
and brotllen. t toOk -ol the .,...P I cared .....,h to writ. Ibis.
1t wort, bu! '"1en l lrlid,lo l'i a -ff. HAYDEN Up of lbe girl, she WU OV.,.._ wilh
... barrUled lilfles.
Bat her fal!W ll<f!lled ""'-nl. and llDillncl1 lilted up her otraw sunhat 10 the . ligbl would l1D on lier face. So I
mapped lbe j)fclurt.
A
To lbe F.dltor:
It II wonderful lo hive fllpers Uh
the Resllter and the Emip. Alic, II
Anyone who kDOWB the least bit about
propaganda ud persuasion b aware that
a ball-truth is more dangerous than a lie;
a lie can alwaya. be upoeed, but a half-
truth can be ma-
nipulated so Iha! tta
obverse s i d e re-
mains concealed to
the speclator .
In a recent issue
of the liUle maga-
zine, "Quote," I ran
a,crOl!!ls a perfect ex-
ample in the. state-
ment by B. C.
F.orbes: "Strength COl1l<I from otrug.
gle; weakness from eue." There la just
enough truth In ti to make it a decep.,
live generallzatloo. .
NOBODY WOULD deoy that a rertaln
amount of •lruiBI• ii n~eaaary for the
development of 1lrenglb; but loo mucb
can be as bid aa too little. Struggle may
atren(then us, but if the od<b are too
uneven, it may alao overwhelm or cripple
ua .
And llkewile, nobody would d~t · too much eue makea / for w ;
without llOllle challenge, we 1111< Into
torpidity and softness. But ii ta worlb
rtrnembering that only thoee1civllilations
where lbe people bad a broad margin of
etse cootributed a culture a n d 1
~. Countrlea where ....-yone
1irugglei all the lime rem1lll brutal and
backward in the. 1.111, the amenitlee1 the
Ye<'/ Dowers of what we are pleiled to
call 11clvllizatloo." .
THE MOii!' PRODllt'l'IVE ao<letlea
manage to achieve 1 creative teruiion
betWffn suuggfe aild eue: enough com-
petition lo keep 111 on our toea, but not so
much u to force 111 to oar kntes.
· Men wbo hav• bad lo 1lrugle
t.roclously from an early age acquire
weakneuea as wtll u otrenglba; Ibey
tend to bec9me hanh, r1Ctd, con-temptuou of any nlueo but conflict -..!
victory, and lncafllblo ol a.1Juotin1 to
chonglng llmel and condltionL Sila
sud> men tend to riae lo the top, lhty
~ leed their COUD!rles lato ~
•
SYDNEY HARRIS
approPriate combat, like a Napoleon or a Hitler.
EVERYONE IS aware of the perils of
too much ease, but It is not as clear at
first that stru"le llaell can be damag·
fng if Ule handicap ia so great that a man
must sacrifice 1 l111e part of hi.a
personality In order to make King ol. lbe
·HIJI. '!'bis ls why so many public "iuc-
ctsses" are private failures.
One of the main object. of slruQle fs to Jltaln rel1tJve ease, ao that other and
bigber valuos may be aimed at ; but wben
struggle ia too relenUess, it bemnes an
end in itsel!, overwhelming 1 ad
oblilttatlng the coonerailve aspecta of living together.
A Keat!! or a Mozart died tragically
young from struggling against ln-
superable odds; a societr, which wauld
have made 1' a little easer fO( them to
give us more of their genius OUlht to be our object.
otlAJrtOI COAST
DAILY PILOT
llobert N. Wnd, l'llbu.Mr
Tho!llOI te..a, ldltor
Afbf!'I W. Bain·
Editorlol Poge Editor
The edltotlal P&l!O ct th< l>lei-
Pllot aefkt to lntorm and stlmu-·
late readtta' by f)f"O'lmtlftC ttdl
newqltper's opinions and. eom---
ment&Ty on topks or Mttrwt and 1itnlOClll~. by Pl'OVklins ~foNa_.
for the exprtt1lon of ·our "_._"' oplnlo.., and by ..-.u.s lhl
d!Vertt \'~IS of lnformMI oboo
lt'T'Vtts and spok-• .,,..._ "'""' ..... .
Sundl)', March S, 19'72
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-Believe--Aii -·Thi_s _()r Don't .
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·' By THOMAS KUVIL
Oallyr• ....
My lissociation / with comic itrlp
charaders goes back to the day I was
born.• J ~.
. If ... ..,.talala nut em pjl1U,.1Ji,
,
EDITOR'S
N~OOK •
com!~ ft'l!l ubll 1ar •~h Id! deeplf ,
enough, h~'ll •Qnd !bat it' WJS ori June 111 "' ~ ;.. 1928, lhat the Wa.11 young, s6me to the teenqer range, to the
!eta (Walt and Phyl-' young adult -and others to the oldor, lo-
lls) of G .. oljne Alley· veterate, loyal, longtlme comic fan (me).
found on their door-: Once 1n • llfetime comes • strip that
step {for the 1econd . appeals to all leveti and there is one bl
time in the.Ir Jives) . Peanuts. For the most part, however,
a basket. • ·oomics are aimed b1 tbt general direction
In that basket was of one or two of those a.Be group!.
-1.oundi! -a On Popularity, DAILY PlLOT readers ha~y and the baby . like Peanut$ aOO Dennis the'Menace best. came ~ be know.n cu -our surveys disclose. Moon" Mullins is
Corky . .,. -.:. quite popular in a couple of aa:e ranges.
And so, dammit, did I. or, minfl[ the 'So Is Gordo. The kid.I love MUU and Jell
basket, I made my !1rst BPJM;atance on ;(young adults think they'N atupkt).
that date and my pare~ts1 friends, who l Tumbleweeds and Sally Bananas setm to
shared the Wallet fanuly's homey ex· b. b 'Ut the . "1•" .;..1a.....1 ..... II lstence on the pages of the Kansas .city ~~':'re 11 wi ,..... · GIWUU\l'f"'N eg~
" .. 't room for one SluMky fealln
'OJat'a beta around since 1111 -tbe ex-
climallon-mitt·ridden Ripley's Relleve
It Or Not, The llivifhly Wuatr1kd pone!
aetmed always to -Indian fakirs..,
beds ~ coalJ, radlant ~ Iii Cflllllent
surrowic!lngs, athletes fu olivlous en·
durance teata that defied belief.
Of course, that's what It was all about
-defying belief, ind always In · some
manner too remote in-time or space to
prove.
AN AUSTRALIAN SHEEP DOG
NAMED STEAMER OU'l'RAN A BUM·
BLEBEE UP A STEEP MOUNTAIN
GRADE NEAR ADELAIDE!!!
GERALD DEN ERV AL, A ltUt CEN-
TURY POET, LED A PET LOBSTER'
THROUGH THE STREETS OF PARIS ON A LEASH !!! . ,.
st h th t · ,_ ..,..L ·And a hardy bandllll love to banr on ar, ung a n~c ... uame on me. , i'.to. ttie soap optr;.. atmG.tpbere ef tbe Int.~
Maybe I should have beeQ glad i wasp t • pecc3bte generous and Wise Judge
AN IRISH LADY SAT ON A NEST OF
EGGS FOR THREE WEEKS AND
BECAME THE MOTHER OF 100
CHICKENS!! ! .
born four years sooner and been ·hooked f.Parker ' -
with the moniker of Corky's older -· . · · .
brother , Skeezix, but at arty rate tt toOk t~ ·Di.ck Tracy hau't been 1n our fold long
me 17 years and a two-year Army enlist-J fnough to dfltermipe Jr he h•s held his
ment to run away from the ignominy of ~pularlty doW!' ·tM;>ugh the yem,
being introduced with a name out of the fJt,hough I have .• feeling that now that
funny papers to some dazzling·bobby-hes s~pped toohng around on the moon
soxer. (he did have some pretty silly deal-
1 bring th is up because .the advent of · ipgs up there for quite a aJiell), he
today's new ·Sund'ay DAILY PILOT 1 ought to be as popular as ever.
brings us back In association again. For
if you'll look on Pige 6 of the color comic / THE SUNDAY EDMON has given us
section, there he Ls.. And here I am. He ~chance to up.and our·comJc offer.lnga.
looks younger than I and l judge him to ! Y'ou'll find Archie a re1ulai on Sunday,
be reasonably happy, but I'm still one along with Boner's Ark and a puu.le
l'(ell, thanks to the Wall Strtet Journal,
I can now report that Mr. Ripley and his
successors (he died fu 1949).may not have
strained as hard as I thought. 'the
feature today is, foi: the· niost 'patt, the
work of a 73-year-old researcher who
combs an array of . journlils Iinding ob-
scure items to which any number of ex-
clamation marks can be attached .
But I was not the only doubter. In Bed·
ford, Iowa, lives a retired postmaster
'ni!ned Wayne Harbour who his been·
trying to prove the feature wrong since
ltQ when he saw an item about a carrot
that grew out of a radish. · : ·
A W ALLA ·C'E MAN
ff is Choices: Third Party and 'No~
' I • • ,'. • ,. •
up: exc1;ptlng my visits back to Morgan feature for kids (with unreadable
County, Missouri, I don 't have to be • ailswers that have caUUd ho end of cori-·
called Corky any longer. st;mation here, at the IJl'.inter'a in ·san
Bernardino and at the syndicate head·
quarters in New York ).
Mr. Harbour got the car"*radish story
proved to his satisfactiOn and since has
checked out at least three Believe It · Or
Not items from each panel. He says he
hu written 27,167·letters in his quest tor
tnmr AND RAS' NEVER FOUND' ~
SINGLE INCORRECT ITEM'!!
QUINCY, Calif. -"But, Dad ..•. "
By JACK WAUGH' ·. , him as much as it ~ts,the'most avidly this disrespttt for law and order. I read
Ch ristia n Science Afonitor Service anti-busing parent m Dallas: He say's,. the other d•t•where aome 90 poticemerr
"That Issue could decide this electlol'l, were killed last year in the line of du ty.
mark my words. There isn't any ~rent How art')'ou rotng to keep·Jaw and order,
ALL OF WHICH is a Jong introduction
to the DAU.Y' PILOT's,first color comic
section and some of the characters and
features it offers . ,
To a large extent, most newspaper
editors study their comic selection with
cool detactunent. What the readership
surveys show,· he follows , But other
things enter into his selection. Prejudice
Is one, aviilabUity anothir' (ttttitor}' is
limited for some comics ), and variety
another. 'Some comics appeal to the very
A couple, we've dropped.
Li'l <Abner, ,like Pogo, seemed to have
run ibls course. And we substitute Nancy
f0f Plain Jane, believing 'it a better in:
troduction to reading for the very young
set. (The story/gag line of Nancy is so in·
anely simpl~ that I believ'tit the ultimate
Ftest for hangovers; If you don't un·
defstand the Sunday Nancy, stay in bed.)
IN ALL THIS SELECTION, Utere
To be honest, I doubt if Ripley's
· Believe"It Or Not ever wilt find its way
onto our Stmday comic pages. Because,
regardtes1·of Mr. Harbour's reported in-
vestigations, I DON'T BEIJEVE HJM! ! !
And I.don't think Corky 'Wallet does,
either.
Maybe Dick Tracy wiU check it out
for us.
· "You bet, Son, I'll vote for George
Wallace !( he runs again·. I voted for him
last time, in '68, and so did your Uncle
• Ch8Fle'y; 8nd' lhere are·a lot more people
who are going to:do It th.is timi than did
it last time. You wail and see'.~·· '
My father has often been ,tha:t way,
voting for a thir'd-party caftd.Jdate.· oi' for
somebody else besides whom most o~ the
rest of us were voting. He is, by his
own definition , a tri-unity of "radical,
in his right mind who likes the i~ea. '' when keepin1 U i.s ~o dangerous . Pretty
-.. _ •. _ soon you.. won't be able to. hlr:e anybodr to
SO HE WllJ.. vote for Govttnor keep it. Then we will really be 1n a bad
Wallace agaln because, "while .I .don1 w1y." 1, ..
think he is the best man In the worla;he "You Wnow," he say.a, ,flmaybe It
Is <iedjcated eoough"to' stralgllleh out this wouldn 't be a bad Idea to resdrrect old ra~la1 sltuation." "'· E De'" •
C.•Son," he say s, ''the government
should use any means necessary to stop
.ugene ~ .. • 1 _
. Dad, 1iven bis X. would probably be
Just ornery enough to vote for him 11ain. . . •
President. Doing It Alone
loner, and reactionist." Ai:id. he is doing it
again.
Now that Alabama Gov. George C.
Wallace 1s entered in the Florida primary
and thrtatening ·to roll as a third wheel
State' Ch~terin~·Syst~m
-Could St~angl~ Americ~
' -again if the Democrats don 'l nominate , ., , . ~·
lro1iically, Liberals Lead : lsQlationist Sumce. 50mebc!dy to his lil<jng -all" few sucn '.'.By ~ RAI;"R N~DE~ " • · h\>¥ing ~'.~av~ sJ9Fi }.locktd.jo
exist -.Jhi~ ~ame h!~·sla.rf:td •bobbing,up .. 1 ~ ~· mosl ~i.~ns,; .,a· ~Y <!Vt.s fr1~~i e~~· \v 1n<tt -"'i
on the sfump. ~d the fttsl volce I heard · wlthout·a ccuntryWoufd seem suspfcibus '. ~TBB "nni4C1\ of Dell IW'" --
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Arrl:erlca's world• Jead~rshfp Is 1 being
maintained "almott single-hindedl)t these d~ys by thti Pres'ident of the UnJted
States.
Not only in h1$ his-
toMc trip to China
but In a doze.Jj other
ways the President
has moved On his
own in(tiative to
thwart the liberal
isolatlonlsts in the Congress. r
Some of his moves
have been ac-
complished lhrough executive orders
while others rest on the President's
penchant for personal diplomacy., Others
came-about through movement of Navy
unit.s and other elements of the armed
_ services on orders of the Commander·in·
Ch tel.
THE WHOLE IDEA of presenting a piC"
ture of u.~. readership is much more im·
portant overseas than most Americans
realize. I had been aware of this for some
time, yet my recent trip through the
Pacific and Australia to Antarctica
surprised me at the degree of concern
which exists among foreign officials
about America's future role.
The liberals. who want us to cut and
run JJOt only ia Vietnam but in pl! other
areas of the world, do not like 'fhat the
President is accomplishing.
For example, Chairman J. William
Fulbright of the Senate Foreign Relations
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Committee ta already· conducting an fn.
ve1Ugation of presidenUal executive
orders to· show that they overreach the
President's executlvt" powers and ahould
be submitted to the Senate for r1tlfk1-
tion in Uie form of treaties.
To anyone who knows the history ol
this country's worldwide commitments,
the situation today is nothing short of
ludicrous. It will be recalled that it was
the Democratic Party, with, the active
support of Fujbrig!lt and other proonlnent
~ocrats, wbo forg!d the m,ajor links In
a 11ystem·of U.S. forelfin aid that readied
around the entire world. Objections to the
overextension of America's infl'1eDCe (!ilSed almosl entirely on our financial
11£itattons) came largely . from the
Republlcari Part.Y and men Uke Pies!dent
Nixon and myself and others who today
are fighting to maintain our position in
the world.
PRE3mri.rr NliON, like o t h'e r
responsible Republicans, realb:es that
this nation cannot play a world role for
three solid .~ecades and then suddenly
<kj:lde to pull back and end all eir
taii1lement.s both military and economic.
Foreign nations, llke large buslneuts,
. ·shouUng was Dad's. H he bad a red, " and ~:-But i>qLJ.q mahy Jea4}ni ' ..,.-• ware ._cm ~ opertla0'0r~ .-Of, bu!lgota ~d plans. wlllto, n blue ht!, ft ...,.Id ha .. George · r,oi..t.i,a«utrvei wllil are tidfaJ ilia I ~". 1WINIP1111! ~ Ml,l"lr.
)l'1W ~ta fben ~ch ~~w~are wrUten1•"1t, ·''l ·1"' ·,~ .. •· •111eir' lj)tln ~IJIUlll~·~ ~lll'~N~ islve. 1ta14,1 pr..~~t~I ';.nolt~~tion'al1ur,;,.il.;.d~o• ,,,. n• '~" i: ..U .,, 1 ''rl1 ,.;Ml~i:,~ ~lr,••r· 1·~. P,., '•' •' s ' cope wl~b.1~•11 '• . --·• • . ' THE •¥1R8'1' T!MB! MY "llitllet Jiver a na onauy s met~ 1 1 a ' ' tor l!!.:1 .~_,;;I~ Power Vll<WlllB r.wl·and <1>ndltlons •are . voted' •-cklln .1-h'e ~:ti~ -~'the ,•-, . 1 1. , . .1 " .II" .• : "!l"m II• . 'ua •""'• ,. ~ :-'"'"'" .. ,....,.., .. , l•· ., . . I stat~' tJ H• tci '·": ,, made to order, for Ute kind of ~giro.Ive presl~entlal ~ol .of tl)a . ,Year.~·saw . WI' month, at.,;~ •White Hou se c\ittc.:.J 1""blf'°''a}':,,<f.D. • •
' lntwrnatlonolbm Ute Soviet UDIOll 11 now Harilfiii fOf Ute .Republican/ and 0>1 for ; '<»nl.rence on the · Jnil;..irlal W. Id . ~· .. 1 vJnc -.·at IJlillll
>nraihif ;n.' · · • Ute Democrats il)d hadn't heard of either "' ::-;rd . . . . , or ra . and provldJnc ·tbeJn wilt 1 FO!' Hample, everywhere ' the Biltlsh one of them. The last name on·ttte ballot ~ • (;,lrl ~-Ger'lackfl',;<;llalnrtan of DlOlll l)'mpelhetlc judiciary;· '!'be ~;-
have wtlhdran from lhelr·lonner seata was EU&en• V. Debs, Sociall!> candidate, Dow .Cbem1cal COmpe,ay, revealed this corporate dilrtUa hi the U'S •Ilia •
of empltt pllwer Ute Ruaians bve made who was in prison. '1Theit he 'was in _yeariling by his 'oli bUJ~I coQtdJei. · ·aJnioo1 q~'jj • d 1.:...;, ..... ~!-,..=.
an ~ftort to fill the gap. This w~ hap-prison .and still running (of'.prtside~t," :····Hi declared tJui·t 'An ~'a~J~W· . i' . ,· .i y: y•--.~~,,·~~
pening east of Suez, and most particular. Dad sa1~, "So I voted for that ipan nght mratton ... ithoUt \anj r UonaJ· ii" · i.W. ~ ~ 1 .• ..
'Jy i1' the lnditp Ocean area, where the away,, quick." f ~ , ' w , ~. " es. This all m1y sound as If' jt ·i~d'lh-
British made good their promise to pull All of u..ln .the fa"1llY have.heard whal ''. .. 1 '.operate' ID(lft ~~Illy ind ~Y ; it"1tst Of!)y iawyirs. B~t led er.I, YI. -
up sll);es .by the beglnoing, ol 1972. happened next at the·dilµIer.1ahle Of\lhe , ~l!"",lhe worl~. LI"'!' he, told "! In-charter' .Ilia ~ · ilfit
The Sov><t Un,ion unmediately assigned farm the night afler. Grandin• had ~ii . QUll'~ that for a d°"""' Dow bad ¥ ' i w "Ii t'OBltq • whl,ch 1
a large port or 1ta new and .growing navy · up all electlOn rught down ~I the precmct ; slUllf.lng the posalbWty Ol locattq' ..,.... . ·"' 11' -':""""-~ve. t:,o W ~ d
to duty m the Indian Ocean and It ·would counllnir oJection votes, There wert'IOO · llflnci , bi · , • I , " . · • ~ ljll~es, ~llln'!':", . IOV"PP-
baff bad untti'l?uted control of Utat area v 0 I• 1. cut in the . irnj a•n 00~ • , ,.the. ~bhilan,, Ttio. """1 d !l!"ta aDd , environment .u well du
if President Nmm had Ml moved. to Callfornla town that year. And only one ol\llocl1, ht •~. !'~11:\d ~ ual&V(>'llDle :·w abllfty .oi:o,,, soclel to nd•to
establish an ~ericln ·naval prttence in ot ·them Was for Debs. -.tr.· tu cori!equen~_to irrJeltOfl in the ti• "'such .:..i...· i.;: Tb, 'I -.refpo 'pje the same region . . . ''"'""''"' . or ~-~·1n . " lil ~ . -,-' ._...,_, e corporation u p h hi · .11 . · the ' . "YoU know," Grandm·a .said, her. brow ·. ~'"';"'&~: -.iii:;~ Vol.Yw_ ·~lfCI} a ·~ Sqpreme Court h•• aid; . " ' •1 • eraps story. wi . see'" knlttin"··1sdllfi tdlrttttons ·or~-""-14••·em'~•tn..'' ,,,..,,, !., "" _,. •• ~:.•. !S: . .a•sreaU9nol Pres1dent'sC111natr1pan1mportantmove .. §.J.!1 .• , ren . . .. , . · . ,..,.... 7 •1•~.: • r ":-.• · ":ir. .. ~ 1ij&e. it.J•··J>tenmed .to ha~ by aworldleadertoassureavistareaof cem? ... Tbere.s a Socla~ls~ ~n .our co, ...:.·:· ... . ,_ ............ ·". r.~ ~:-~·· .. '· -:--""t' !
that world of his COUtl.lry's C'.!Orrtinuing in-: mun1ty .. VotM for Debs ... ~d. w.~ .• ~~ t IF·l!VER TRERE~u a new ati'ufiient 1 ,1_ • ;;t!ifi ~efit ·Of
t'erest in affaiis fir beyond its own (lgure Out for the life-Of U!! _:Who it~· ~ for federal chartertn1 of the top 1000 U.S. pubuc • • • ltl rtahta to act u a cor-.
border. .. . . . . . ' . : · • ' comp~~·, currenUy cftai1erail byJhe poratlon an onlY:pre1trt"!:to . .,ll 11 Io111
If nothi.rlg. ·dev~lo~s. from ~ ~tsS1on THEN sHE LOOKED at o&d, Who wls state1 ur. Gerstacker'1 caftdJd u ., ." u. ~t obey"" the lawt of J,t1~·~apon, ." but the pres1dent1al trip itself, these con· . ,finning and winking at Gra'ndpa, ·and presifon.·';tpplltd "Jt . .. ~ \.: _ . ·-1 ~ ... \..-"--
siderations would make it .worth the trou-. she gasped, werlt slack moutbf(I; ~d Th · .... ,... •
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J THE CllARTER ls basically 'the con··
hie ~nd expense. . said, "On Arthur ! You .•. ,rn .never.tell .--e JP!!•~ ....... o .. &UL.C91DW1its ·!tf:CI 1/11,,,._. -tile <ol']lOtlllaa.:And. the
This country is .destmed to be a wor~d a soul!'.' operaUiie inten~te ~ lilterni1ionally !'datt'. actJla: U.. tepresenlatlve-;,f·
leader f.or many years to come. That 1s In 1958 my father surveyed lhe GOP yet chartered by .!YCh states a1 Dellwa:re r.· ~ .... Al ·1 ,._al~enttn. ti:...1. tlP,e
Its manifest destiny. We are. fortunate t.o ballot in the presidential primary, turned or New Jersey hu stoked political ~ . .t r1~ ~ ' ~.:.:~.' .. "" ~·~ have a courageous ·and fars.tghted Pres1-fiery-eyed at both names an~ wrote in: . . ~. .. I_ Yen~ pt,l~i~, s~ at.JlmJt.t
dent who will work qaimt all odda to ·"any otber Idiot'" and put an X after.tl11t. troveray since tlie lliti ltlh.F•nt1111. At ltai>Olty by It. charter. i!leoe-prtv•'-..,_
· t · th t "' · · ball 11 ' that time and ··11ttr by • Prealdallll to ,~: th · ·~ mam &UJ a J>OS1uon. Dad has a rule about .marking o : Roosevelt and WUson, and JU1t bef9fe • I!~ .wl the ~ power1 of
just vote "no" to the : whO)e thllil• World ·War Il; the-faue . of tecNral 'Jn1>1iey and !ochnoloiY pj)isesud by tbqe f \ \ .
Divorced .an.d 34? Look Out
because "they word it in sue~ a way tliat chartering replfClng lht ~ ,for Jo· ".Jlant COIJIJllllle• rtq111re 1 lnOd~tfoii
youcan't,understandan)'"O(lt," , terstate buslneu firJDI' _,. IDd:J~ ·o{ the ~1 ·a~1'J.el~bJ.UtJel
He's a man straight out of the rug· tJpte was. deru~ ~y n~w~ rt.fotma ·whkb mult be met. Thi cbaitei~hun:t
gedness of American · political iD--1centerlng •around the ~l"'«uutrust ... h ....... • · p • •· • ·~ dividuallsm . When you call ·out for all-tbe ame!ldm,entl or establlihri1eftf l':1 9 r ·~ed. ~U9h ~.~tll'l1 a· ctl).tury, b\it
WASP• in the room to stand, ·he fiaes ·~gulatory· · a1wlei, iucb""al · fli~ the ·corporale ,impict on IOdtty,.dlJil"'t
gladty. He Is •• hard as a diamond. Inli!rstate• 'Cominm:o CoininlN\oft or Ute ·anll lndlrec!j,' ll!lf ¥Ully ln<lreaoed. , ;, ' Young t.dy, do you carry eyedrops in
Your purse? Probably not: But tnost 111
the girls bt Europe cfo now. As Fornmon
as lipstick thereabouts.
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IF BO'M:I the btlde and the 1room are
. or nigh school 'gc, odds run f°"' Oil! of ,i ve she's expecting .
FLOWER that blooms the lopgest is
• said to he t~e orchid.
THAT AGE when
a divorced man is
most apt to remarry
Is 34, the computers
show.
.YOU CAN figure a
Ir own elepbBnt's
heart weighs just
about 45 pounds.
<JERTAINLY a lot
" • . o( people on welfare
In Los Angeles. They outnumber the 1n·
tire. population of San Franclscor In !act.
" CAN YOU name the II basle bome •I>'
plUmc,ts! N•lther can I. Can report, bow·
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• ever, that 90 percent or all American
homes ·now are equipped with 12 of same
Let 's see, washer, dryer, water heater,
stove, refrigerator, vacuum cleaner: tele--
vlalon., radio, electric coffee pot, freaer,
dishwasher, touter • , . give up.
TO GRADUATE from nigh school In
Sweden, a student has to take at Ie.,i
s~ weeks on•lhe-joh training. That'• any
job, not necwarlly In said student's
Fhosen field. Theory is a youngater needs
to work bard for pay to he educattd. Not
such a· bad notion, what?
SO SOM&BODY teltphoneo -etiody
500 million times a day In this coilntry,
Thal1s a fut of C.:..versatlon. no! Crtdlt
the dial. telel>"'1c•· Wllholll said dial,
claim Bell ofOclli.1 every grownUJI &lrl
mw would bv• lo oe a ltlephont opera·
1or to· handle that many calls.
QUESTION irises as to whether people
. who try but fall to kill themselves really
mean business. Most do , ~oat do. Or
such was the conclusion of a psychiatric
study in the New Orlearis· Charity
Hospital. There, 31 such cltlzet\s were
cllecked out by researchers. Oniy:l3 bad
merely Jone through the motions. The
other 11 bad really waated to do away
with themseJvts:
HE KISSED hi! lady-friend, did
William 1VerlOC1 O(. Saskatoon, Sa1kat.
chew8.J). It. was an eigbt·secood tJs1. the
judge fined Mr.,lverson ~ !or that. He
said Mr.,Iy~non oucht not do 1ucb whllf
d..rlvfQI hla car 'down a public
thoroughltre. Remember that, youni
.fellow. Lawmen clock.ktase1, loo.
IF YOU'RE a alonder New Zealand
farm wife, you can il]>ect to live longer
than Jilll about ani'body. Con1ratulatlons.
But U you:re an ovetweijbt, '¥!0ducated,
El)'ptt1n blcheJor, your chan~ aren 't
so l<Jod. In lac~ you probably woo't
make II past qe 30. Resreta. Those are
Ute sad 1lltlstlcl.
·strong as lye water, and Is lorthrlght·and '.~lle:a and E•~hanJ•·E\>mml.•'iOti· :· :. ·Ti.e air :-ie, breat1le, ~ salet"'~ hone$t as a bucket of water in the face ·on · n • t:· -, a cold Sierra Nevada spring morning. · ·!'l~w .. e:~~ a~onjer. r.~1~ ~ i ·• ~he: producta.4.Uley. ~' from~ auto~'~
He and his brother Cnarley (ogether ~;~e.f:'~:;dj::~~~lnogf. !be public fib ~·· ~~ q\lllltr of ·IO'fe~t ti\~
were so strong in their younger 'days, · · · · • · · , : . ' • · ·. • · . . : •9'...,.1Vt, W9 a.uar. •fkl: U~'I ~r ~1e1,1 ~
tney could bo~t an entire wag<>n load of FEWER ·COll,PQ!tA'!'J.ONS . not · 'Otii' dblrlbutlcm ol wtalth alld 6p1'>'1luilty -r,
alfalfa with a •loite sling o[ their three-'(/Ontrol a:iarger poi:ti0t\·o1.,l!ie. econom: ~por·:::i ~~~··~~Ped. ~1
·lined pltchforln. At 73, his handsbke·stiU but al'IO are deallnJCwlth tbl ltcllnolorlfl . • . . .. ~-..:-· .. . .' .
buochea up the bQnes in the unfuspecting and polillcol power Utat h<avlly 1ha~·!he f .New ~!!!,.:""' ~• !O!' I.lie 1000
finger• of a new and willcing ac-society. · · .: '· ~ ~ "vru..,_iuq would·be, tn'efiec; ... ..a .
qualnt1nce. He wear s a gtetn-gray·l?lue The . h : · " '· . new ~1tltutklb for their , •~cJivltl-. · plaid lumberman's shirt and has worked . .sta~. wbk .now. charter -cor· There would be new conditions for eior-:
hard •II his life, most of it bere at the porahons, are no· match. The history .o.f ~ate democracy l!ff~Jlng_s~lderS
roof of the' country, and votJ?d a brand .of &tale chartering haJ been ·a very UQeq\Jal ,&pd ~mployes~ .. ~~w flructµres .qalnst
polltfcs as maverick as he Js. . . contest be~ween (Orporate . 1iants and conp!£ts of. ln\erest .among owcers alli
leg,1 pyg_m1es. As or,e meas~ of th~ direotf»'s. new dlsc~e reqlllmne.ntsl6
HE 'REASONS about' politics witn .•
smog-free clarUy .of conviction: And this
ytar he is as certain as ever he ctoesn't
care for blacks or for hippies with long
hair and the American flag sewed on the
seat of their pants, or for "dropouts on
weltare."
He says: ·"Son, here I have Paid
hardeamed taxes for years and 1. 'set
th.,. people I h r 9 w rocks through Utt
wlndow1 at the university and bum down
our Institutions of higher learning and we
bave to build them up again. It makes
me tUrlous."
The tbousht ·of school busing upeels
size, a llit . M the ·Jop lO '""~~. 9j1.,..,.,,e Uio many COlll of sec:recy, 6
statez and c1t1e1 by l\'OA.revenu• 111 llJl8, l!licllanlt-miinOplify Jtandards !Qpromolt
S!Ve)I Q/ the lop 10 "1d .41 of. tho top ,$0 geOulne com(ietitiOll.' ind C q n I Um .. t
were CQrpcral1ons. •• sovereignty in tht marki tplace, "'°1'k1bfe
· Half of 'the nation 's JOO largest coni· enfotceme;nt ·procedures ·and Unctions
panles and c1ne third of the ftr.ms Haled on and olher ba•lc ways to let the 1bulil
the New York Stock Exchange .ha9e and deceived obtain 8 more JarsJa:htlill
made their legal hom~ ln U.. Uny 1ttle or accowitabllily frorA corporate -officials. '
D<lawor'-About 70 yeui 1~0 Delaw.,.. ' RePiadng Ute antiquated ital. cbartd:
decided tO launch a viaoioui jal14 pri> WW!d provide' al!ected people with !he
gram to attract corporate chicterlog. tools and tnlormatlon to 1nt~pate ot~
Jts law was for sale; 1ts ·ltal1lature and problems, as well, such u America'• bl '
courts doV!loped 1 verU1hle "cot port le gtst comptnlea qultllnl ·tbtlr, leJaJ
.Reno" facilitatlng the soHost of charter-residence In Ute U.S. loi soma ~
ing condltlona. GM, Ford, m , bl,·bank oceanic Island. • . -
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Clown Visits Mrs • .lngo Bosko of Cosio Moso
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"I get.klCked and·P!lltcbecr. I
have ~ bitten and kids have
tried to pull off my nose.
"It's only my ho1lng that
keeps me 'ln shape for Ule
rigors of this double life." /
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have 'problems like these, but f
Blll Ti>chler of Huntington
Beach -who doubles u an
international jet airline pilot in
real me ~ admits that b~
brings the difficulties ori
bimseil.
... • FORT WORTH, Tei. (AP) ~ pf the city.
-Aa subways go, the Tley 'Top apeod on the MIO
M&O Is nothlJli . to rival seldom exceeds :.> mph and
modern )llllsa transit The \neWI' ue there more than live
')'stem 11 neither supersleek · ~. eocb wllh 1 mnhnum ol,
nor llptiilng fast. ' · I l'I •· pwengers nunbllnf . .BY metropolitan comparJ. along the tracks alrilultane. ! ,*1. It Jai.1 toy, lhe fanciful aosiy, . .,..lion ' of restless Tuu i;¥,1llver.,lad ·bl .. ..,..,
klsineasnlen, the ·world's ooly •ltllbulb clllH!!I dea~ by
-known, privately· ow n·e d 'LeOnaidsil ii'i"Ustoffa .from'
tubway; die tro ey car days In
Ila underground rout 9· Wuhlngton, D.C. They ue
llnlcbes but I,400 feet, Ilnklnr comfortable but not oPl!lent.
the d.owntown Le o n a rd 1 Built in the early 19'08, the
· Deporlmenl SU.re wllh 1 5,000. ""bway wu part ol an U · -ocre par · lot on the weotern panslon project that Included a
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25,000 paasengen !Ide the
MltO dail~ on an averace.
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IUclt II Chriatrnu, tho fisure
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cenll to park In lhe Leonlrdl
lot Allor 1:11, parking la free.
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world, BUI Tisch1er 'can be . j · ·
found c!qwnlng ar"'!"d. He's , · • ~ • ,
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South Amerlco -· and most ' ' recenUy ~·at· Costa M e·s a . JinJlea wi.s ere~ ln 1111
Memorial Hospital. shortly a(ter TIJc:iu,. dOddeil
SIMPLE.JOKES be wf'ted· to' join \be Slrbie
Needless to say,. Tischler Cir°'l'·1n. Pitlaburg, when be lived st·lhe time .. takes his clowning seriously. ·
"U I can make patients
forget their problem• for a
lfllnute ahd smile," he aays, "I
feel I'm doing 10mething
worthwhile."
Some of hi!: jokes are
simple, even silly, but they
raise laughs.
"I on~ knew a girt named
Ellie who got married to a boy
named Font," he recounted in
Costa Mesa. "So that made
her Elli Font."
. Telling joke1 Jike these, he
describes himself as a sort of
"poor man's Bob Hope who
wants to make children laugh
at things they probably won 't
think are 90 funny when they
grow up."
Tischler has two basic cos·
tumes. In one he is Jingles, a
traditional clown with oversiz·
ed pants, a big red nose, and
fuzzy hair.
GOAT SKULL
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lhe most lmporjanl princlpltS
of clqwiling thal nJi!ht. "I ac-
cidetjtally back4d thto a guy
wire;, fell down , and,' for· the
first time, kldii lauglied at me.
But then I ktitw~ bad It made:
'All I bad to elf. to .. tertain
them, was.to brT't'my·u~·~
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well. · t~ , ..
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a ·clown la 'juSt I llke ~
'Claus to a kid," tae-1iuplalned.
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schedule so that he can al'tt'aya
ahow up in a city where there
are• kktJ who want him.
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In the airplane itself. This fact
causes: him to muse · ("YOO
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"'18eaied In .1 report of the camp.d' Institutions -D •life
N1Uonal A>lociatlon of State Stale .Unlverslly of N.W York
Universities •lie\ Land Grant with 350,9111 students u of last ·
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-Hero .. Still Loo~s to· Space 1N1MAt'9k ....... Trade Ti£s Grow
John Glenn Hmn't Forg otren T hri!U, Agonie, · '-"~,For Jllpan,Mexico
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COLtJMBUS, Ohio I AP) -Flashing
the woe boyish grin that capµvated the
world a decade ago, John Glenn sat in hll ,
comfortable lltb-atory apartment. '
or HJ)Otlmenll lhat octea. uJ. w-·'d 11•e '· 1 . • grow 1 n g com· lo nm In apece. Not J~ ~ ,. MEXICO CITY (AP) -Mex1«>1 '
f1rther out in 1pace. -to hang 1 carrot President Lull Echeverria'• ~it es. does considerable
out to let how far and how Jona we can vilit to Japan next month may trad:a:ilh ri~xlco, but m~ch
"Enviou.1? Of course J Wu envious,"
he uld of the first lunar landing In 1169.
••t would""hQe ·loved tO have been
there.I'd atm iJove to Jand on the moon.
keep man alive out there Ind a:et him lessen the United States' or this ~s through a thrr_d
back. But to orient th1I telMl'Cb toward dominant role ln the party-the United States. Th~s
earth." economies Of both countries. Is In effect allows a U.S. profit
GleM 11ld he favors the "recent steps Japan's interest in Mexico on that trade and makes M~x·
"But wlille I may have regret& about
no! havJnc ojone II, I 'feel very cratlfled
that I played i role In its .Chie\rement."
that have been taken which ml&ht lead to and at be r Latin-American ican products more e1peM1ve
joint U.S.·Ruaalan manned apace flia:ht• couotrlea ia on the rise. lt ia to the Japanese. Steps are
Jn 1974 or lr7S. ' the worid'14argest importer of under way for direct trade
••A cooperaUve effort such 11 th~ bJ buic matiriala and a good between the two nations. Jt .wa1 10 ye¥• ago, OD Feb. 20, 1982, •
that Glenn becaliit lhe !!rat American to
orbit the earth.
the two space·pawen could lead to a 11ro. market fdr , foodstuffs In-ellminating the Upited States
gram oftlrue international 1pace.coopera· eluding filh products, one of as an intermediary.
DAILY ,,LOT lt•tt ,11... Many remember those agonizing.
tlon by all nations," he said. "One day an l---_.:_------~~'.!..:~2'.'.:~~~:_::_::.:::..::=.:--''--
mankind mlght work together to usf:
space for peaceful purposes for the
benefit of everyone. ART DETECTIVE
Dr. ldward V. Sayre
ScientiSt
.Studies Art
With ,Atom ·-
prayerful momenll when a great Alla•
rocket unleashed a mighty 1hriek, a tor-
rent of name and climbed slowly
skyw ard from what was then Cape
Canaveral in Florida.
Glenn'• rendezvous wllb the flart had
been postponed 10 -ln lheJ'pre•ioua
three months.. NOW' be arid blJ Friendship
7 capsule were on ~ way.
Annie Glenn, hll peUte wife, recalls Jt
well.
THREE TV sE'rs ,
"My son, David, wbo was then 11, and
daughter. Lyn, then J4, and I had lined up
television tell 1n Our•horne in Arlington,
II)' ll\IDI NIEDZil!UIKI Va. -one f0< ·llBC, CBS .and ABC oo ., 9'!" 11111r ,,... "'tr we wouldn't mlsi arlythlne," she said.
TIME TO REMEMBER
A1tron1ut Glt nn
M.-people 1ook at works of "I was very excited -When I saw the
art. Dr. Edward v. Sayre rocket go up,'' ahe added. "I 'll always klokl througb them and he remember how I &uddenly heard his lack of . support that the public and
bllltva h1I view It more in-name -and all of a sudden it .seemed Congress no,w. give the protram, which he &INltln unreal, like he wasn 't ours an'ymore. firmly believes can greaUy benefit the
'!be J:year-old UC Irvine That he wd everyone else's." whole world.
Resent.a profeuor ls one of a For the next five houri it did iodeed ,B'ATHROOM FALL
llUlll number of chemlm in seem that John Glenn belonged \'1 prac-He talked of.the bathroom fall in 11114 the world who 1pend full time tically everyone el!1e. For mu.ch of the which he ca Us a 'turning Point in his life
on such tcientlflc problems as · world stood _still to brea~e1sty follow It knocked ...mm...out' of a race for th~
tbe preaervation of "orks of tninute.by-minute the tr•ll -b J a 'z i n 1-. Stnatg_ in Ohio aDd poSalbJy a try 'for art, determination of forgeries mission of the daring Marine 11 he hllher office. ' 1
and orlglna of a n c l e n t whlpPed lhree times ~-tlle l\OlMt lit He !Biked ol .bis ltuslraung defeat dur-
irtlfacta. 17,400 mlles an hour. ' Inf a IOCOlld l!Y fOI: the Senate in 1170.
Dr. • Sayre's medium or RARE OIJTJIURST Bui he Wjl ht! 'may try again in 1174.
analysi1 la •• modern a11 the Rarely has there been such' an eIDO-i He talk¥ of tpe loss by a11sassination ~~tom!~ a1ed.I Hile e:rposed s pa~t· tlonal American outburst John Glenn had '!} twol .clpse frien~. John and Robert -~ trra '~ on an h r~r : erased an underlying ~nae of national neMcdy, iwith .whom he shared many p~togra~h1c1~n~~ . s ee s 0 pe$Sbrµsm brOught on by the cold Wiil', VieVis~ 1
The technique I~ valuable In Russian · space achievements, ihe feellnl ~ Id of rej~tlng· million-dollar jobs
determinln the artist's use of t~at the United States no ·~olJ.&ft' w11 becaute they mamly wanted to capltaHze
')Jlinta, pifment composition, fnt in alm0tt everything that counted. on his name . ~e spoke of embarking soon
b -• I k nd lh The new bero t··-~ out ,_, •-11 OD 1 new buamess venture, part owner of ruDJ1 s ro es a e manner w 1n::u. "' ~ four Holiday1 Inn motels
in which he approached his American as •PP1• pie, r& likeable IUY And M discus ed th. · th r thl work. with po!Je, wJt .intelligence aQd 1ppealln& s . e y~u . o s smalltown c~: He was equally at eue. . CQWltry, one of his main interests
RESTORATION
Employment of radiography
bu been useful to a r t
hlstorlans in the restoration of
detalll that have been lost
through aging.
By bringing oot lhe "hid-
den" craft of artists, Dr.
Ssyre and other radiographers
have al.so been able to expose
.,_Jntlnp: valued as highly as
'20,000 &J opure forgeries.
discussing his flight with a fellow through the years.-. . .,
astronaut th. Pretident pf the United Why Is 11pace ~xplorahon important .
S • ""<" , • ·..Glenn: "! think many people mlsun-tates or a lrt>op of Boy SCouts from his . ilerstand the general purpose of th hometown In New Concord, Ohio. _)le' . . e spac~ rekindled latent feellna• of ptlde, program. They look .at 1t as 1ust some
patriotism and religion. .. sort of great cosmic drag race with Russia to the moon, and we ~on, so let's
GleM, wit? Annie betide him, r~ed .., qW.t. 'f!'hat we have done in the early
the historic r ru;M durlnc & recent in-clays of-the apace program is to develop ter~ie~ in the Columbus apartment and t11e this new research tool and
which 11 now their home. capability to go to the moon What can
. He'a 50 now and much bu happened~-e find out tbere? It's really~ search for
him In JO years. ~' llon. · ·I.le tilted ,~ of t!1i atridlo ·ftiir.i. "Now 'tf.• have Ille· ahilltr, to '1ie th!J
Glenn became very close to the Ken-
nedy family after lhe flight. He· attended
White House parties. water-stied with
Jackie Kennedy and anow-1kied and
boated wllh the Robert Kennedys.
GOOD CHANCE
The Kenqody brolhen belped influence·
Glenn lo Oilier pollllcl and nm la tile
, ()hlo IOnalorlaJ prlnw'y al I IJemoora(
in 11114. . •
Many political observers gave Glenn a
good chance to defeat veteran Sen.
Stephen Young in the Democratic
primary and a good abOt al winning the
general election against the Republican
candidate in 1964.
Then came a fateful day in a Columbus
apartment, Feb. 25, 1964, shortly before
Glenn's campaign was to have atarted.
"I was clumsy/' he says in recalling
that he slipped on a throw rug in the
bathroom.
The accident left Glenn with a feelina
of dl..r.zlness for nine months before he
finally recovered. He withdrew from the
senatorial campaign and returned to his
home, then in Houston, Tex., to
recuperate.
"That tumble certainly changed my
whole lire," he said. ''Who knows , I might
now be a senator from Ohio." Although
he was not a candidate, Glenn received
more than one-third of the votes cast in
the Democratic primary ..
·The ·lall ·aloo left ·Glenn with $9,!00 In
campaign debts.
The death of John Kennedy had af.
fected him deeply and he felt a great
loss. Robert Kennedy's death was a
greater personal loss becauae Glenn bad
been closer lo him.
"We bad spent a numJ>er of vacations
with Bob and Ethel and their fanilly,"
GleM said.
To Glenn fell the job of telling the Six
Kennedy children who were in Loa
Angeles that their father had been shot:
He flew back East with them while Annie
Glenn remained behind with Ethel Ken-
nedy.
"'It was the second night tha"\ he·~:''
Glenn sam. "So the next morning I had to
sit on the edge of the bed and tell :each or
the kids that their dad w.,. dead, if.,;& .... or the ' hanlest lhhip l .... w . -do." I \I°.
At the Brookhaven National
Laboralory of lhe Asloclated
Universities where Dr. Sayre
ts employed as a senior
In the space PiOiriin. but be ~epl~ rooearcittool to coiiduct all the thousands ilr==============;;:::;;;:;;=:;;;;I ' -' '
-chemist, he has recently
studied the works of a much
forged 19th century Americin
painter, Ralph Blakelock.
"He WU a .. 1!-taught artist
and used lerrlble materials.
He had a Jarae family end had
a terrible time supporting his
nine children," lald Dr. Sayre.
Perm Sate.
At prices bound to
turn a glrl'a head.
ORDER NOW
Blakelock'• paintings aold
for less than $100 during h~
lifetime but after the artist
had a breakdown in a mental
Institution, h1s works quickly
became valuable.
PIGMENTS
Some of the lraclni• left
behind by the copies 1how that
the forgers uaed pigments of
different composition and ·~
plied them in a different m1n-
ner.
Another reveals the un-
mistakable traces of the Initial
14M" with which Blakelock's
daughter, Marlon, signed her
paintings. By comparing that
signature with the one on an
authentic Marlon BlakeJoc'k.
p a I n t i n g the questionable
painting was determined to be
a forgery.
"There was enough similari-
ty between them to make a
fair presumption that this was
a Marlon Bla'ltelock painting
that had been transformed in-
to a Ralph Blakelock paint-
ing," Dr. Sayre expfained.
Dr. Sayre, who is giving 1
series of guest lectures on the
lJCI campu~ during the winter
quarter and is also teaching a
course on ''Museum
Problem s ,'' says even
radiograhpic methods have
their llmltat:ons.
FORGERIES
A host of forgeries soon 1p-.
peart'd and Blakelock'1 own
daughter was unwittingly used
to perpetrate the hoaxes, ac-
cording to Dr. Sayre.
"Some enterprising art
dealers scratched her names
off her paintings and started
putting on her father's name
until she also went into a men-
tal collapse," he said.
Blakelock, however, was
fond of using a coarse.
granular vermlllion in his
paintings which he threw on
hls canvases in thin dribbles
almost like watercolors. It is
these crude techniques which
characterlu Blakelock's art
as the real thing.
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Baby News • FAMILY SHOES ... Gudes·Barnett • Innes Shoes • Thom McAn •WOMEN'S SHOES ••. C. H. Baker• Cameo • Field's • Joyce Shoe Tree • Leed' a , CHll.DR~'S
SHOES .•• Cabot's • HOME FURNISHINQS ••• Golden Needle • /"io1'se of Fabrics• Knit Wit• Singer • Udoff's • VARIETY·DRUQS ... South Coast Drug, F. W. Woolworth•
JEWELRY..QIFTS ... Chic Accessories• Galleon •Jewels by Joseph ' Koven Jewelers• George Murray• Pace Setter• Raj of India• Raj International• Sunset House• Welsfleld'•
•FOOD-CANDY , .. Hickory'Farma • Llndber1 Nutrition• See' a • RESTAURANTS .. , Harvest House • Kaplan'a • Kina's • LePetit Cafe • Riviera • SPECIAL TY SHOPS •• A La
C~;·d •Cline' a• Decorator Line• House of Terry• Pickwick Bookshop• Rooten'i Luggage • Sports Plaza •Tinder Box: Toy Center• Wallicha 0-Winstead Camerea, SERVICES •• ,
Bak Portrait Studio •·Better Berbers• Crowning Glory Beauty Salon •House of Tailoring• On the Go Travel •Optometrist• Peter Pan Beauty Salon• FINANCIAL •• , Avco Sevlnp
+Loan• Bank of America •,Crocker Bank• First ~!lst~rn Bank• Houaehold Flnence • Paciflc·Savlnas • U.~. National Bank• THEATRES, •• South Coast Plaza I & 11 Theatres. ,
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TO ALL CITIZENS. INTERESTED IN BETTER' GOVERNMENT ·
COME IN AND DISCUSS YQUR OPINIONS WITH DOM
PLENTY OF FREE COFFEE .
NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY!
Ca"'ptdgn Be~dqaarters
are Wctited at
1840 Ne~rrt Bled. .
PJao~. 645·13 .. er :548·1313
'We Invite you to drop In er qll ua
• For information
. •To~ .Y!l"! ~tton•,.
• To give us yo1r views , ... , .. ,~.'Ht tr~n .tO tlte polls
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·Fast Start on a-Good Track
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FINAN CIAL· s~iEs
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Exceptional ~P.porf~~it;Y for individual whose presont
O~cupation and income is limited. Training for m1rk1tin9
1 sophisticated ana!yiis •mce. '. · ' ' ·: ; Salary and commisilori-plan during initiol period -~commission unlimited. ~vtiA9• income for our district
managers exceeds $18,723~onnually and $40,000 not un• ' . common.
. · -Prefer estabHshed resident who is morried end hos
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to succeed. Must possess exceptional leadership qual1t1es.
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SEND'. BUSINE.55 "(:ARO : 0 BRIEF RESUME TO: RICK
GOUIN, P.O. llOlt 1H6, SIUtTA ANA CA. 92702. YOU WILL
IE CALL!D FOR A J'tlfSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL
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Soviet .. Press
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·.t "Dear Angela, We mem-
;btTS of .tM .International
riendship CJU'b cangratu·
latt you on ~ur birthday,
ond wish 110U happ'ness,
good health, and everv suc-
ces& in your JUSt attu'Qple for. civil rights. ' .. ,,\Ye are proud· of 11ou~
cluJ1npion of Negro right" fighter for i>eac. and inter·
'iational frienchhjp.
"The Soviet" ~oplt are
with 11011.
Your Ukrainian
friends from School
" 'No. 15 in Ternopol'~
Jly Cll.\RLO'ITE ~OWSXI :ClllitMM. ki""'9 Mtllllw Swrlu
So re.ad! one of countless
letters which the Soviet press
has published as part ol the ""'°""· campaign of suppqrt
for Angela Davis, n o w
aomethint[ of an offlciJI Ill'
tiooal hero bere.
Newspapen are splashed
these days with phologroPhs
of the American black militant
and with accounts o r
demomtratiom held around
"""1, Mam 5, 1972
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DAILY llLOT ',4 J 3
Pushes Onto Pedestal
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Angela
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world to demand her f"'m the party, a f1ctory authorlu;. la dullnc wUla ·b~ ):;. ~ the• lll~lst and the lives ol four people. !n-
relwe. orpnius a meetinc and the AnioJa Dl!\'"-M and an aclrdt.' r~t ~ls a deed or cludinc a judge.
A ls.minute documentary workers ""' trooped .oul to ab ol the -Ari Theollf· !!lid-/' iold---;MO$Cow No det'i", are given 'aboul
film about her Is iiow showing lend . The nut doy recited -by J10111 llllll"* -,W-a -,_1 broadcast -" !ecaI--ts ol the cue
at a local movie house. photographs ol the "lit JloabdeotvioQy devoted lo' thit f~ protest~ hr Ill the~ ln venue of the
·n Is • well«ganitood and dlgnant" Soviet citlaens aP-Mill Dovil'a ah birthday. Joon BMi and Peto S.aer. ·,trial and , the ~ dismlaaal of
pervuive crusade. Fnlm the pear In the local newspaper. It la hardly surprising _that -may dloconcert an judg... -·
Bal~le · republics 1 c r o s s SUcb political exercises are the Soviet recimnhould come American vl.!ltor ... to t b e Rathe is the c 11 e
Sibtrla. meetings have been common fare for all segm~tl to the defense of a member ol.. U.S.S.R. • .l:\owever, ta the ex-represented as a lrameup to
tie Id In factories, fllml, of oocioty. At a meeting ol the . ·the U.S. Commuotst Party. teotto whlcb such 1 campaign pecoocute Miss lltvia because
writers unions. Komsomol Soviet peace co mm l t t e • -Tbe Anplt Daris cue gives l)olaea over the facts. $be is black and a Conununlst.
01111ftbatlom, schools, offices: rectntly. famed cosmonaut • propigandists here a 1olden · Little effort Is made to ea-_ The image portrayed )9 that of
telqrams have been drafted ValenUna NI k o I aye v a· • ~unil)''to allege repr...,_ plain that Miu lltvla is cha((:_, a lighter -for ju at i c •
and reaolutions pmed. Tereshkova declaimed qainat . Ion ol Communists In the ed with .murder, kidnapping. languishing In jail. her beaith
The campaign is not spon-·the • 1 injustice 'ind United States. · and ·conspiracy following a failing and her laf{ful ri&hts
laneouJ, of course. On orders 1rbItr1 r in es s of U.S. "'To be a Communist with courthouse shootout that took suppressed.
SOVIET HEROINE
Angeli 01vi1 ,_ .... ---. ~""Yo--iiO·IT·YOUllRLfCfNTfll
PllCIS
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For Movie
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NEW YORK fAP ) -Li e
your rnoyits served on a silver .
platter'? Just dial R po m
Service. ,
That's the movie-1.n-your-
room -ibiltty demonstrat.d '
by the Commodore Hotel,
which IJ ottering film cl~ llOTVlce to its pests beginning
this ...... . -•
As ducribed by George J_
Neumann, vice president , of
\.....~ty Hotels tnc., owner ol
-,ne Commodore and other
hotels in New York, each
sleepil!ll room will'be supplied
with a directory or films .
A IUe!I need only choose
which he wants to see and' call
downstairs. A projector and
loaded cassette will be wheel-
ed into his room for an unin-
terrupted feature-length show-
ing-at a coat or $4.50.
The movies are being chosen
and supplied by Sensory
Devices, Int., a subsidiary of
Prtcbion Sound Centers of ...
Miami, Fla. ' ;
Entertainer George Jessel, ~
as eucutive vice preddent,:of:
~ Devices, is in·charge
o('getting the film production.
· Jesael noted, "if it 's raining
or U it's snowln& .•• or if
}'GU're afraid <f ping out and )
getttnc iiiUUed •. , you can
1£ay in and see a picture in it:s
entirely."
Policeman
Convicted
In Shooting
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
Sentencing has been set for
March 30 for Manuel Pacheco.
a ,city patrolman convicted of
involuntary manslaughter in
the shooting death of his
estranged wife.
Pacheco, who holds lhe
department's medal of valor
and was the police chief's
liaison officer with t h e
Chicano community, also was
convicted Tuesday of assault
with a deadly "Weapon in the
WGUnding of Alfred Thatcher,
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The 2.4-year-old officer's
wife, Ani~, ob\ained an in-
terlocutory divoree decree Jut
Oct. 29 and planned to marry
Thatcher. She was shot on
NoY. 2.
Pacheco remained free on
~JOO bail pending _ his sen-
tericlng. .
FBl ,Wants
Security
Campaign
WASHINGTON '(AP) -FBI
Director Edgar Hoover. says 1 although there \a. no sure way to prevent bank robbers Crom
1ei>ing.llostages, banks should
tight.en security measures to
halt the increase in such
crime!.
Bant robbers rtaliu. that
banking inltilutions are using
mechanical and tleCtronic
Oevicts, such u cameraa,-to
prevent robberies, H o o v e r
aald, '° Ibey have r..orted lo •
taking hoslafl'I to circum~ent
the technical aaf"1Jll'ds.
In a m._e publilhod In
the current FBI bulletin,
Hoo,... aaid : '"1le bollai•
bank .-ry lo nOt a ...,. dlllon that an .,,.., free soci-
ety ca live with ..• a cam-
palp ~ continuou1,
coonllnotod eflott ii needed lo
make lhe oClib qailllt success
.. rreat Ula! hostage bank
robberies will cease."
PRE-FINISHED PANELING
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After Rain Eases
GRANTS PASS; Ott. (UPI)
-Rairtfall dlmlnlahed in
southtrn Oregon and norttlern
C.llforniw Slturday b Ii t
highways still were dotted
with washout.I and detours
from a week of poundin& rain
floods and landalides that took
at least ll Jives .
The body of the latest vic-
tim, a truck driver, was still
buried under a h\Uslde near
Gasquet, Callf., which 1ave
way Frlday n.i&ht and knocked
his vehicle into the rushing
Smith River.
Deputy Sheriffs old theiY
st.ill were. unable to re1ch the
vehicle cab.
' their dulh. Tr•llk ....
detoured.
Roads were washed out at •
dozen points S.turday 11on& 1
aingle IO-mll~atrttclt of U.S.
101 south of the Ortgon
border. Many other roadl,
mainly in California, sWI were
blocked.
Rives llooded by tht six·
day stomfreoeded Salur<lay In
both stater. Rain \las atill lall-
ing but in 1nalgn1 fl cant
amounts.
In a 48-hour period ended
Friday morning , Klamath ,
Calif., measured 18 inches of
r1ln. Forty miles ·away the
town of Guquel meaaUJied 14
Inches .
SHAPE UP FOR SPRING
With • ftEW sensible plan ·for eating and
lesing weight.
TN1 ANNOUNCES
OPEN HOUSE
IN HUNTINGTON IEAC
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CLASSES
STARTING_
Meadowlark
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MONDAY
MAICH , ..
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WIDNDDAY
MARCH ltti
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Brfn9 Your Frlenda-h Our Guut-No ObllgatJon
WEEKLY DUES . s2.oo
MINI l'HONI UC111d
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"WoM; If T~or• l.an'I on Or~lnanco A••l,n1t It, You Can lht This City Councli Will
Try~ o,t Ono 1'1 ...... "
Near Crescent City, Calif., a
soggy portion of U.S. 101 gave
wa y earlier Friday, dumping
Mr. and Mrs. Ed v In
Strem berg and . their auto 400
feet do.wn an embankment to
A new rainstorm was tx·
peeled today, but the U.S.
weather bureau hoped the f-11
would be only about an inch,
an amount that should not
cause further trouble.
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Di1mond tufttd b1ck, sc11lop skirt. , ( t' 3911 King sizt, carvtd doon, M•1i1tlfvl w•rm t7•ftl
browl'I crushed velvet ....... , ...... $1St.t l'fleln, nltht 111nd ttld mlrrol'1 .. , , ......... tS ..
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Ptc1n Finish ....•.....•.•..••••••.. $'9.50 ~OfJU TASLI
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H11vy carvtd, 32' by 62, 939910 h1ndvirought iron covertd with $14ffl
Sptn1sh oak fi nish ................. $444.9$ burnithed gold l11f .... , •••• , , •••.. $199.tS
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Pillow trm, brown.vinyl strips, tight btck, S'h" • n. IOfA
go\yd.teron cu~hiont-t.olor ·bleck, $ 179t1 Ouilt•d Nck ind seiit cushions, luxurious e2.a9t• -' h't 1 · •1".so dark grffn v•lvar, h••"" retl1d arm , ... "2".tS • "" rown '"" w 1 • t rtpe .. .-. , ....... , ·• • • •
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UUB CttA.• gold, decorttivt tklrt flovnci .. , . , ... Slit.IS ..
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Heavy c1rved doors, · t79t1 lht orl tnt1l-ct mptign m11t1 thtts •20ffl old wdr1d finish .................... $12'.tS "' ide1I desitntr "tcctnl" pltttt • , . , , , , .tist.ts
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-48" 1extured wood gr1in, no m1r top, pedestal $27Afl OCCAllOUL CHAaas
11blt, 4 heavy tuflrd vinyl ch1in .... , .$2".95 '-Covtr~ in told 1ntiqut 111i ... OitmoM $1 J9fS I n. CONTIMllOIAIY IOfA 1vft1d b6tk1 tnd ICllloped kick pl1111 •. $1ff.tS
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lemon ytllow vinyl c~shio11s .. · · · • · •. · $4JO.OO Oil!Mftfl tuftff, c~rtd In gold strioc:ttd wlwt,
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1'1e1n woodsi Drft11r, mirrors, ind $ 109910 ;'U,li~ .. ,~ ... -~ ....... 114't.ts
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County Eqrce . Hits , .Co~st Clouds
Leaders of Orange CQast
Jaw agencies are marshaling
a plan to hijack their helicop-
ters lo Santa Ana .
Police Chiefs Skeptical of Phillips' Plan And Newport Beach'• chop-~--2-~-·--,"'"s"'"'•"'"5--,-,-..,.,0 !=".! .~~.':' ..-J l
per crews must cover a city 00Ull£ KNIT SAYI If 10 ~ encompaJSlng_ bays, harbors, .. ....., ,.1._. a. .... IM9
SUpervisor \Yllllam Phillips,
of Fullerton, proposes it coon-
ty-wide ae.rlal palrol from Seal
Beach to San Clemente and
Balboa lo Brea.
rent council liason oUicer to
the Costa Mesa Aviation Comr
nlittee, has seen them and
agrees.
overestimated in some areas "\Ve are open fo any study i''
of time involved, ~Uiciency says Ollef James Glavu .
and cost compared to the ef-eonimunlty Relatioiis u .
ficienay and service to be Gary Petersen is involved
rendered. in similar stud ies amoo,g Costa
islands, I peninsula and 1lJ. SPltW. PIKl .... MOW ~ho, ~.II.cir,,, •w" .. le •· hi O..W. IC.oll , ••• $tJ .f'f par ale" ae;ocrap cal com snk ,,._ • .._, ••• , • u .., • w1 m ANY 111r munlty entitles from Corona c.ih ........... · •• a• • ANY 1nu coN•
del ,.,!..;.'"West Newoort. s11eruu .. •······ 15 •2 • •11c ALTllATIOHS MM oy, S!li WHI , , , , , • • 12 St Mlflrl_
One key to a helicopter Shl"'.,;~·;;."i:~·~ ~~ • ·• IAIYBaPAY-,;;;;~,,.;
patrol prosram ls obaerver 1• r1M1sr 1MHH1• ~ '", and pilot ~-ramiliarlty with woolf111 ' IOI.lilt 1il1n • '°"'
every inch of territory they hr a.,,.,.,..., .. ..uv..W.·P1tWUSo02I! .,.11Mtu Hellcopter police in 1iun·
tlngton Beach, Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa are wondering
just what Phillips has · in
mind : how and where they flt
into the program?
"They raise valid. pointed
questions." sa~s Hammell.
who believes Phillips' proposal
is short-sighted and should
shift to study use of tixed·wlng
aircraft, such as obsolete L-19
1nilitary spotter planes.They
wouldn'I replace helicopters,
only su pplement them in some
duties.
"\Vhoever provided the in· ft1esa and Anaheim Police de-
formation to Mr. Phillips part men ts on the subject of
didn't do his home work/' lower maintenance · costs.
Capt. Moody .said in his memo A pool program is what they
to Chief Neth, who agrees with want, while Lt. Petersen says
his evaluation. the totitl county aerial patfol
must cover. 2012 MKHIUON sum 105-MIW'rolT llAaf
Chief Nelh also questlons!l~~~·-~~'"~°'~"~·~c..~•~"~'"~-~~~~~·~· ·~··~-~~'Mi•~'"~""':;':";"':'~·'s;~~~~ creating a system which would
be u n d er SherUf.COroner
Consultation s among va rious
t.'Ounty department!!. and other
agencie:s under a t h re e ·
me1nber executive committtt
~ how it should be set up and
what it should do for ~·horn
are curre-ntly in progreu.
So are studies by the three
coastal helicopter p o I i c e
departments. all of which have
distinctive elements in their
own programs.
The av iation C<1mmittee i!!
currenll)' involved however, in
a -study of just ho'' in-
d e p e n de n t I y • o peratin~
municipal helicopter police
c..'Ould team up to obt~lin
cheaper replacement pat1s
and maintenance.
Chief Neth also warns that Idea CQuld \\'Ork out either
urider some administrative fee good or bad in terms of cost
setups. contract charges to Versus efficiency and service.
member cities could be double Newport Beach. Costa A1esa
what local taxpayers con-and Huntington Beach all have
tribute to city-run helicopter geographical distinctions to
programs. support local control of police
Several cities dropped out of helicopter programs. such as
Los Angeles County's contract size and community develop-
engine o1terhaul and the like, helicopter patrol service for 1nent patterns.
p h i 11 i p s g r 0 s s ly un· this reason. Huntington Beach ha s
derestimates the dollars and Newport Beach police say 130,000 people in ne'arby 30
hours involved . they are receptive to hear- square miles. -ing any new findlngs regard· C.Osta Mesa has 75,000 com-
James Musick, an avowed
critic of need and necessity for
aerial Jew enforcement here.
Huntington Beach's Lt. Mor-
risson stresses that Su}iervisor
Phillips' proposal could mean
increased )aw enforcement ef-
fectiveness for ~plus com-
munities within 805 square
miles, home to three million
peopl•.
"'Seal Beach1 F ou ntain
Valley .... there is no way in
God's World Uley can afford a
helicopter program. In tbis
case it's good, there's a lot of
credence."
Would You
Enjoy Hostin~
A Bible Study
Group In Your
Home?
Cont•ct Or. Morris
(714) 893·1749
The Cost& Mesa Aviation
Committee will meet April S
~ consider Phillips' co.unty air force proposal.
strong reservations about
the ~Ji.lures for the county
air force~ required main·
tenanct, and other factors
contained In the data package
are being: expressed along the
coast.
The memo by Capt. -.\1oody
questions primarily whether
Costa ~1esa's two-helicopter
team, EA GLE t and EAGLE
2, would be absorbed into the
regional operation.
He says in several ins tance!!
rellltiYe to helicopter purchase ~. plus those of 'inSpettion,'
regular replacement of parts.
SUpervisor PhHlips has men-ing the county-wide plan but pacted in 16 square miles, in
'lioned $500,000 as a figure to are as hesjtant to endorse it which a helicopter ~an res·
get a regional air force going 'at this point as Huntington pond to a call in under two
and stresses federal ald would Beach and COit.a Mesa. .· mi·nutes. V h•I D. M.m., PltD. be needed. ,-~~~~~~_:~::_:__~~'.::_ _______________ .::.~A::.R~·:.'.::_·~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~~~~~~~~!!!/!
Costa M e s a ' s helicop.te
Basic agreement e x i s t s
among the three departments
on three paints relating to
Phillips' envi!Joned program :
-It cou1d greatly. benefit 22
county cities.
-It coo!d greatly curtail
coastal 'copter service .
-It wUI definitely coSt a 101
to get Phillips' force off the
ground no matter, how . it is
organized.
The chief concern is whether
Phillips' propcsal is intended
to include Costa Mesa. Hun-
tington Beach and New port
Beach cbopJl'rSr pUots and
observers on a regional team.
Wou ld t hei r m e n
theoretically be spotlighting a
111i!sion Viejo construction site
for burglars while bandits are
ma9"g a getaway from a
bari1t at home~ '9
If so they arc solidly ·op-J>C>std to joining and in l~un
tlngton Beach 's case -they
say-they-won't anyway.
The program headed by Lt.
Bob Morri~ -first one to go
airbor ne in tbe. county -
commande r c on tends
howeve~, that the supervisor
TNt enffOIM1C•114"' Is -'th« an off.r lo Nit nor • IOflcltttlon
of .n offer to buy 1ny of !MM MCvritlM. The otter 61 "*-
ONy by Pro.peel'-". '
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Newport Beach police, whose ~ Hughes choppe r:i nest al and 1
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r "Our city 's big enough to
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coverage from it. We wou1d
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'Ve participated." Lt. llforrison
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prepared by Costa 111esa
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By FLORENCE M UCK.ttY liberatlon which is a potential threat to movies, newspapers, and magazines with
Clwfttt .. Idelle• M• Sertlet the fi•ed roles of the sexes in ethnic life. the "women's lib" meuqe. ~-reject
BOSTON -Just a tou ' Of "women's His ,children are hardei' to control. . the rad~cal argu~~ts but may be swared
lib" is bringing "revoluti " to •or~in&:--Many are "being lured away from his by tbe reasoned on es.
class homes. · · Values 'iJ>y what he {~ls is•a "loqse" so-' GLAkiNG ~drrn:sfl
Alltloogh most elemt.n l the iiomen 1 c)ety J¢. by the youth culture, some of. -~ ·. . Uberation movement are hortent to 1"' ~ic~J)cludes smoking "grass''. ud po?:'; r He~. own daugh~ers ar.e bringing home
working.class wGman, is tiiiiinnii. ta. g Is. ... · -r 'f!' -i" 'r ~ ~· th~:Alt.ti&Udes in.the~ dUt·
come out' of her cocoorn • ~ ' At,r J!fesetlt, . stanaard "women's lib" side ttie ~om!~ated.£ worlltN-clua
For inJtance, in Bal e'• prlmariJY has. litUe relevan~ for ~ working-clad liou~d hat'e .chanfed that It is old-
Polish Southeast nity ~ganill>· woman, ~Y.I; Miss Mikulski. 111.ls woman fash1ontd to believe piat •· wom3;'1 h.as .to
lion, which streues J?rid n ethnicity and , )s nat in competition with her husband take s~. pi,c~ l~ .a man.
communlty action, worn ,are ,tartlnc1to ·1or his blQe.coJJar job. Abortion is against . Her jdb u brin,:m1 he~ Into contact
take an active part. 1 'l ;the tiacblngs of her church. (Most wOrk· With other worpen . of different back·
And this participatio says ydung, • ing.cla.u families are .Rom'° catholic.) . grounds ~ some of them black worne_n
forceful Barbara Mikuls , the lea.4ef. o(• Sh~ is t.aiight in church and in the home "'!~ are not afraid to demand .their
that organizatiofi, is co leteJy ditrfJpt· that maitiage is for the procreation '-Of r1gh!s. ~~d s~~ cannot help but note the
i11g the balance between en and men the race nd that romantlc Jove is set--glanng 1nequ1ties between women's and
in this blue-collar comm · an lhfo_n:!. oila&ry· · men's pay. _... .
li ke it . • : -·•fi ''!f;had JD!·aceept· a passivf' }'oJ~ in · Allo, u a worker,~ is ~rticipa_~
"These husbaOOs..'' she said ntlf.t Uf.11 says Mi31 Mikulski, "or'woe unto more and more in ~n1~ aff~irs. . "are waging guerrilla walfare. ow it , Us Gd, juGgmentlday.'' 1 She may become _1nlli1ted into politica
the husband who says, •bh, I ~\11 ' . • · ' / -not ~ an intellectual approach
headache.' when his wife w ts z GAP,!IJ ~ISCU~ONS ~, but· throug~ usues that are vital to her
The same story is be in to y arY" Ethnic· Americit;: a program ol the Ariwr· ~y-care cenWs so that she. can hold a
·out to a meeting." ~ . Accordirti to 'the National ~roject <!h everjtday life, such as the need for child
Sansone of the congress f lian·Am-ican Jewish Committee. the problems, lob and help support the family, the b~s-
erlca n Organizations, Inc. 0 ), In New needs, &Jld feelings of women in lower-in~ of her_ ch1Jdre~. and the growing York City. • ' middle income families -those in the crime rate in her neigh borhood .
Women's active parr"pation in ~ $5,000 to $12,000 category (which often .The cocoons are liable to .Y!eld botter-
munity-action progra , ,/Je uya, lfll: incl~ the wife's wages as well) -flies sooner than anyone anticipates.
causing a great ~9' of e avation Jn have ' bipl Conspicuously absent from 1 •
Italian-American ~es. is ii e1pec-mMt disCusslons of women's issues. Yet·
l•lly true for !lie Italia man who I• this income iroup, it says. " .. ' repre-Moretti Battles
used to be.lnr catered to."· sents a..,Jnajotity of Americans, a group
For his part, the man which h8s recently come to be seen as
class home feels his "ma troubled and angry at societal changes
c.hallenaed on the job /1t home. ' galng on around them." As one of its agenda items, the National TRREATE~D FEELlN " Project for Ethnic Amer ica will be "er·
Fewer and fewer jabs :Sre open to lib plorlng a'nd deepening lhe und erstanding
qualifications. Often the( job he ha1 is of the apecial problems of working-class
boring. He is the first ic~ndJdale to be women, who often have few options Jn
replaced by a machin~ Competition, ls employment, education, chi ld care, and
more intense for the j~s that are avail-community involvement, yet feel them-
able. J , Selves e1clud ed from the growing wo-
At home his role 11 disputed head ~f men's rights movement."
the family is belnJ. dermined. More But 'there are stron~ Indications that
olten than not his wire Jhust hold a job"':'" perhaps a special. wol'lung-class women's
something relaUvely dew in tl>e ethnic lib is taking bold.
family. Ht hears rUrnibiinas ot women'• • 111.ese .1fomen are bombarded by TV,
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charged tuition "as l<Mg u I am speaker
of the Assembly."
The Van Nuys Democrat, making hil.
statement Thursday before a meeting of
the Academic Senate of the Califorpi·a
State .Co:lleges , ap~arently was referring -
to a bill introduced by Assemblym-an Dll:·
on Arnett (ft.San Mateo), calling for tuJ:.
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A. J . _ Foyt -pl1na: another shoolout with
" NASCA,R .. 1 ·,~k;;ci.r regulars in today's l2tq;008 "~Uler_ll!i1t Life 500, and openly
'-· 1dmits be·hJiJ•the·firepower to win.
"All I Uk:l ii that the car hold
'together,'' 1.he. ve~an from Houston said
· of the 'll>Ollcpk!ii•IY·Pr•pared W o o d
Brothers Mereuey'~ · · "" ... ~' -
"U lt does, they're going to have ,to chaae· me down ...
Feyt. fresb•trorn~a $35,400 first prize in
the DaY!'J~;IOO:Two weelui ago, ·putrthe
Woods candy-apple Ted and white car on
the pole for the second annual Miller: 500.
He occupied the pole in last year'i in·
augural and went on to win by liight
seconds over Buddy Baker.
Not only that, the Texan broke hiS old
Ontario Motor Speedway qualifying
record by almost two miles per hour. His
pole speed Thursday was 153.217 m,p,h.
against his 1971 mark of 151.711, ·
The race, expected to draw upwards of
75,000 spectators , gets under way 1t 11
a.m. with a three-abreast.-lineup of 51
stockers representing NASCAR 1 elile.
Grand National division. · '
.. Alongatde FoY.t in lAet!ront~ow wjll be 1
9'•N1olol's llibl.v Atliiln. " pa$ye<il ;.!.Jti.llllntfl~ifli;f"!-intd"l. mt '••son~
Jast year, and Richard Pelty, stock car
r•c~'~QDJy fl.~ Carem' .~rmer.' ~ ftn bis third GrllOJ.~atioo1l
MERRY MEXICA~·w·. ·' e T}'a\rinO:·~:~n~;,~:~o~ leader at t~:' ~·=i.
Open golf tournamen in Mf~.s-lfib~ ~~y tjme waiting ror raihs ·
to ce~se.and cha!s. ,'Mrs . .f:li1abitlji.~d!lclo~~ Play was callec!,Sat·
urday ·~cause of the rain_s:: r-1 \ • 1
• "dri!iflg <;ii>wn .and W3.008 lh 1rrt His Pl~, is l!acied by STP>.inagnate ~7 G~atel~i. . . 1
~k~ 1970 Grand NatitnaJ C?han'lp
Bobj>y !Nae, both 1100,000 'fillllll!l·in the
recent season, hold the first two 1ipots in
the second row in Dodg!!. Red Farmer,
Alli.Xln's pal from Hueytown, Ala., and a
three-time national sportsman champ
got the other s-od row ~h.. . . '
The third· roW-~ill"be made up o! Mark
Donohue, .the road 'racing expert whose
Americaq _Motors .. Matador qualified some
five milu;'off the pace; R•y Elder, the
West Coait NASCAR division champion,
in • Dodge, arid Behny Parsons, an ex-
Cabbie ftom ~Detroit who moved south
three years ago and campaigns in· a
Ford.
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~" ciet...:-n· g 'Tio· ge· tL ,_r ·A· gai·n 1 ::::..~'11: .. ;.::.·~~:::c~,..;~i'i;. \7' ... , .l. ~ rie \ le. lt1rno Stoll, l(IOlll*, low1. l"IVrnou:tl!, 1~.117,
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· · t · · · · · uZW~10r11 AHt111r.1. Morr111own, Tinn. Dod11t, ~ ~,. couple or form'r Ora.nge &a.st career-atriiebul lligH 'at . AJ1i1.ona State l!. Dick l rown, Por~~;1~rVrn<MJlll l~J.'1,,
<5>Uegts football pla~ers are .ae;ting, 1 W~ert_·h_er(anned 17..5an .D1eg~ State bat-1J-i 12c.tcu Gordon, Horst s11oe. N.c .• M•~wrv.
togetber again, this time in the tii.udhui 'ter.s. · · · 1i Jlctf'Mcc.,.,, Mod•sto. Dedot. 142.u1•
,world. Bruce Hick!, (onner star athlete; • Bane W.JS five. ~Os under •the . ASU 1.-0on "°'' Nortt> -:.-l!i,11 "°"' "'""° .at Westminster High and OCC, has hired record .held• by ' Sterling SlMJg}iter. Bane j~ ·~ ~~fo!~~. v•j; ir~; 141.1. •
in Paul Lemoint'sf usical· .group . to dpelli,.tq. hurl Jn~one of · thrte games 1•1•. v '" • Al«¥."'l1 .. N.c..,. DodOf,
'entertain 'at 1he Joli en Inn in Miillion' againat!'MiChigan next·w~ • . j 1.: Jdl!n So.res. H•=,rr.111 .. °""' , • .w. Viejo · • · . 1 ».. G. T. t111n, Mlnlon'ihrTi, C•lff., !"Ord. IM.m. ~ ·ne.qvatterb ked•at .ecc, Hieb . A-1't~e ~··been., IDV'edaced In .the n 1 0on w11111. 0tci1o:~ ~..ti"tvrntuftl. 1•.u1.
now m~rua~e. tbeli . J . . I 1 \ ~Jl:elfillti~ ... pmlt free ·ttlldls n· ~~":Obblrwo, Ntlllvll~. TF·~· 1"'3.-~ -;re ' I~ .. ·be a ...... leaior cJUsut . "' :tndfver, C~r~ N. • , .... . • '·' M' BJ...., -a.... ......,..~ .. .._ 'J.l_1_ 2A. lrmo-.ui..1.,., C~ri.tte, N •. , F , 10 ... 1. Roi l Dlvll, • eor-•llKJ Ir-I ... '"1 ... 8 .-_, anme. : ·f. .. • .. II}'!! • • ' '•
•Wede director, wu nee.Uy 1t Lah• l'ttvioally, th UmU h•s been f14t U; j='=. •=. \~.~~~~11,t1%:....
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' • T• •·· .........._,,..Ille• O\ler IS 1nd wome• O\lef n. ••rt C¥t••n. Hoyston, ,t....,_,,.. A0'"1ii. ~be' . ' •twT"' I a w ellllble for a free Cllllforala -.. 1e .... 1w Ttrl1, M•M•tt•n IMch, '""mout11,
license. '1~10,<r•nlt w1rr.., Auwtl-.·G .. ~. 14 .'1•. • JO. •..-~ w 1f111ms. c111~-w1ri; H.c.. FOf'd,_, ~)endsbip's ~rue test : .,.Tonn.is .partners _,,,,,,., ' ·~ • • • t' l' ............ Haak Leichtfr ed and • Bob Duesler fl, 11'11 4r~ Ftlrtltld. A.11 .. Ford,'"·""
ree.etftly fnet head-<1n -or a~least \heir fi: ~.= .. :~~-!~tfr~~~~~ u•.m. :. rpMijDcj~' el>asketKiitb.tUms·did. 11 .. r ... m ,1...;,• • 'l IT n,,...,1 , :M. Chtrlle llllbtrtt, Annl1~Al1., Ford. Ut,111.
'!I n.11',I I Wa:S _,ver.. · ... ~~tr s as. J. c. CNnftt;Gn. Cl'lko, • 1•.o:s.i.
. Aarifta 1outfil had (lefelted Leichfried'1 •• ~lo~ It-., Sin L1tll hllO. ''""'*'""
Huntington Beach quintet, 53-44. It was 11• Jill'! Wtlltt, El ~::.,~;:ri11,.11. ei.•11• Wlftft• the· last" game of the. season....-.. •nd Hun-a. too K111t, '•co1rli., c111vro111. '"1211.
• t • · ·,tjngton!s onlyidelea~ of'the campaign. "·~Iii:• J~. '::: '•rtl;· ''-111• ••·•· Buc1t . Little Le•cue tryoa •· LMett -... am •Vitt.·•• c1Jer1. '='a..»J. werd 1111 It tbat Devil did1aet, make ...,. B'i belnc .nmored Ute Katell• Higll'1
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. Monzon tJne !:(}town
~ ~ 11 ' ti •'
· With .:Conirover~~ TI\O
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ROME (AP) -Carloa Monl'Ain of ;,.~,hllli· "clo,J;'
.Y1entina, way below his cl a 14Y, Moy~ inlp>tili~!tJY· proleatOd • the
powerhou8' form, retained bis •wifrld dedsli>n. 'He dlcl' nor took hurt .. BUt he ='ildl •iiht boxinl title Saturday ni1ht jumped off tbe rlni,to.evade lilt mloailel.
<frill'oversial Bftll·round teclmical MOllJOD, m<lllWbile, covered bi• \!!ad ' ul ... r bourx;y. chlllenger beMy with 1 towel· IJld. hid, bimaell · ln. hll 0.,..
Moyer of the United 'Jtltes. ner.
Mom.on\ in his third title defense, There WU LOO 1 llgn ~of. jubilatkm !i ln
unleashed .,..two thunderous right hooks Momon!s corner, u ~ere ha~ been' when
that had Moyer slumped to the ropea. But he won 1the title from .Ninci .Ben\lenutl of
when:1'foyer came •back to face Monr.on Italy btre 18 .morµbl ~go. 1 1 1fter 1 count of : tight, Arg~ntlnian . The cAampion, undefeated. 1lnce. 1964,
referee stopped the .figbtibefore'!a sellout walked fropi lhe.rtna ,and waa booed by
crowd·of;I&,000 at R<nne!s Sporta Palace. the ·crowd· whk:h continued hurling ob-
&th the champ and the cllallenger ject.s even after· he had left. •
questioned referee Lofenzo Fohunato'a Monzon was more aggreuive bu.t he
decision. The crowd,' tliough pr~Monzon, had trouble placing his JX!Werful blo-Wa on
disapproved, too -and showered tbe Moyer.
·rfng with apples and-oranges. '. -------------,-".
Mmu0n claimed · the TKO decision
.robbed him of a clear· knockout victory.
Moyer, 1 ~year .. ld unheralded fighter
Iron_\ Portland said he.t got u• bad deal:"
If ~1 riferee had not been an Argen-
tinlin 11.ke Monr.on, 'the llg~t 1J9Uld ·have
continued, the American clatmed.
UnUI Monz.on'• sudden auaull., the
n1bt lild litto even. 1'ben In the •mth
.roalid, .Monzon caucJ!I Moyer off hil
guahl:
Moftr.On · had cauiht Moyer wJt.h a •"""'4 rtgbt to the chin that bounced th1
A~1can halfwa.y tfirough. the. rlbL
Attentine refer flt Fortunato at
first counted Moyer up. to eight, then he
suddenly . r1iaed Monr.on's arm .for the
victory .
The rlng1was immediately showered by
dOzt!'I of •pplea and 'oranges from the
crowd,•wjllch 'hid cheered Monmn up to
thol ,momenl" but bepnl booinl him •Ind
RAMS M<iVE Ci#.'MP '
. LOS ANG~LES,,(~Jl-!"'. ;rtie , 1""
AhJieles Rams ·1llll0unceil Slturdiy'they
irm ;il\>vin11tbelr,troh>lng ·:c.lnp, from
Cil' St.le (Fullerton) 11o' Cai, State (l.<>ng
Beach). • . . ', • ,
' A 'Ram '1pokesn\in' said the Nali\>oal
Football ·!league team would open RrftC·
lice at Long Beach about July JO and ·It
wiluld 'rllil 'tltougtr ~" ·si 'The 11,.1/ia
lrafn it Blair P'lefd In L<>ni Beach duhni
1he !tason. '
The club and .the college "'11 ruueu
the new agreement after ode )'ear 16
determine if· both parties want to extend
It. acccntln1 )o the spokesmon.
The Rimi had troloecP at Cal State
(Fulluton) for five years.
' ef tile teun1. ·lltrHDCCeulal Tom Duley wUI be tile
When , asked the one thing that has
made bJs Lakers the standout team in the
National ,, Basketball Association, .co1cb
Bnl Sharman says simply: "They ~Id
I.he price with hard work and aacrifi~/'
MXt F11Uerte1 JC bl1ketWI coach.
Dlnle1 ii ta.rely 01e of Orure Couty'•
,le..nq prep coecltes, alone 1 wt11t thla
area's• Jlm Ste~ni, Tody · Giiiis aDd
Elmer' Combs.
T1tt J1~ Irie combined for 1 tt:ISO'I
~tL~iµ ~f.~ded to. Oa~.~aµd
Ei·Tltllln Hilb athlete Rieb Slmonla t1 r-d ol M-15 tJU1 poll ·campolp
off to a 1ood basebaU llarl al USC, U. •I-olJ .. ppo1ltloo. Aid ud"'""11 IM
19ilM!l;llle' ..... l••' jalior ftnl!>: ~ •• • p-f!'jed .... _ -· -..., Sf 1rietory O\ler host UCLA reeiltly, were ef!.
~~Botti '"11 lor tM_ BndM • LOYALT¥ AWARD -To Morrie
Rldli lllller. told tlll1 column lbal he Doumu ol Huntin1!19n Beach. He ""'
--tbl& '°'""'' crillqo< ol tcerekeeper at Huntington Beach HJalt ,._ Aatd · ~l"I' Jba Frqool for lour yean u 1 1tudent ond then out
'T• a •ooldu to A.uklm ...r t'rtf..i · of lbeer i~ (they're too che1p to
... tt ceme bM ..,. pf•ct 1 lot/' llN pay him) he 1 st~ck around for another
...,_ ~· 11yg. ''fle'i 1 "1*1 ador,''· ·:wo year1 of keepuig track of Oller acor· ~•11111 llnnor HaJt .• , ;, "· • "fi COOd! Elmer Combs wtre 1ny ·kind
Eddie Bane. ts·Wi!lmlnster High fool-of good Jlllf he:d 1lijl Morrie a uwbucl
boll ID4 buebalJ Whil rocen!ly tied I Of two.
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FORT bAUDERDALE, Flo. (l\P) -beet! 1uo'pended tllree Ume1 tbe previous
Denny ·llcLaio, I b • contmeroial, ,..llOll by Ba,.ball Coaunluloner Bowle
pitdJer \llio ..... 'it ..-lor Dill'ollltu K*I. ¥11 -lilt .olllor lime 6y 1lotrolt
Ille, -Wll trided lo Olllond A'I by the generll monqer Jim Campbell.
Tuai Ran11r1 for two minot lusue Kuhn ~ the coclcy, righ~
pitchers Saturdoy. h~ lor•thno~I 1llrtlnc April ~
Texas, lor-ly the W I I h l.n I Io D lllO fOr lll!log lo!\'olveil in I -..aklnl
Smilor1, will recelve rtch~hlndera 'Don lnckliftt lo ·11e1-..i 11aln on Sept. I for
Sjanhouse, 21, Ind Jim Pontber, 27 •• br::\' of probollon on whlcb Kuhn hid
Stanhou .. waa 7~ Ind P1nther li)clO 1t pl ~· . " . ,
Iowa Jut ... son of the American ·C&mpbefl suspend~ McLlln on Aua. 21
Assocl1tlon. of .tl)e 11fl!le y'ar fi>t qne, wiek !pr ~um·
McLlln '1 'trode follow• 1 tOc21 ...... Pint• JMJl pl w1\ •. o~ l'fo<DtlroU IPorta
1l Waahlngton. He w11 acquired by the writers.
kn1lon In October lllO, ofter he hod McLlln, 2'1, hu 1 lllettme rtcOl'll ol
127-84, with SS of tbe vlct.rle1 comlnr In
ll!MI. lit pitched tho Tilers lo the
AlllfrlC1111 Lea1ue peMonf In ilea wffh ;;
31-1 record, becoming Ute league's ITIOll
v~l~bl• pl1yor 1od '<;y Youna Awonl
Wutner.• .. • , i
Tho lollowlnl •HllOll•he wai.M-1 ond
shared the Cy YOlll( Aword. with
BalUmort'I Mike Qiollor. · bul • bfl
IOrtuoea began to decline when a notloool
ml(a,zh)e publlajled an . artlt:le uyinl
lllcLaln had been 1 . portnar tn i
boo"'1•klng operstlon In 1117. Within
d1y1 Kuhn IUlpended bim tbe flnt Ume.
GLENN WHFrE
Sports idltor
Bruins Crush
Rival, 102-73;
Trojans Upset
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STANFORD CUP!) -· UCLA. lhe n1•
lion's No. 1 ranked ba4ketball team.
crusbed 'Stanloid ·102:73 Saturday ru,iit
\Yhile rolllna: to lb 40lh stral&ht win over
two seasons wltbdut a loss. •
Once again it wis the play by e-'li
sophomore center Bill 'Walton t6-t
sparked fhe undefeited Bruins. He COJt'
trolled bc:ith bQards and fed teimmatfll
on fast breakS. However, Stanford .pUt
Mike MaM and Steve Shupe on W1ltllh
and lieid' him to 15 polnll. way below bis
conference t\lerage of ~. :
. ' The win was the 13th in a r<sw for the
Bruins over ~tinford, .-."4 p1,11hetfUCLA \
ltason record to 25'0 1rid 13~' In tlil ~clflc 8 Confer.ence. . .. \ •
Tbe Bruins 'ort only '11 f1D1•5w • •••f'nt:1 _.,, l '" -:~,, tb~""'., erllty of S.. Froncilco In llM-1 .. · . --· ' .. ! ~. f!'f"'' ' . • -.. ,Th• game Wla ,clcile for the nrst two
llilnuteo with Slanlorll Jum~ oul to rl-
2 lead on !llln'oJ,n.sto'• 111-!0ofj1jmpef.
Fmn tllen . on. it w11 111 downblll, alllloiuch atipbcimore O.Ve p,..i, 'with JI
,Olnll, ond ooplain Claude Terry with as, ~ Stanford wllbin striking dll!once. .
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·.BERKELEY (AP ) -C.Jaornl1 JIUard
Bill ll\Jwe mode eight Important 1"-9
throws in the finll minute• ond tptaledJI .
pi>lnil Saturday !lllhl N the !lean clolM
tllelr baskelbill 1eoooo wltll "•n u.'71
Ullllel of Sootllm! Ca!UornJ1. · . ' ' -c~ , .
Center Ari•ler Truitt, wlth '23.po!hta on«
20 rebounds, telllieil with DOwo to 1tt14; 2fl. ,_.t the Trojao1 In the ·1eco11c!'lu!!f.
Titdll llnlibed .the 1WOD wltll Mi l!Oini.*i
ohe lhorl of llilii .Crltchlliki'1· ~ ,,..,a. "-. _,__ . . ,' .... . J:al Onded the ieaJon wlth''a'S:S,'~
la'lhe P1c-s ind 1 13-16 ~II tor aU
1J111es! USC, with 1 111ne r~•lnloc
olllln•l UCLA next wetkel)d; !ell <lo'M~·
the. conlerence ond 16-9 ovet.olJ. · . •
. '· • EUGE!'iE, Ore. (AP) -W11binatoD
stile broke 1way In the flnol three
minutes lo defeat Orqon 7'l.e1I In .f'
.Pocllic.S Conference baakelball game
S,turday. · •
• The gapte wu·cloaely co~. with
Atitber taom lllldlni. by· min ;ihln llx
J!Olnll 1t 1ny tlmt>unW lho .•Coupr1'
~spurt. .
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CORVAtLIS;Ore. fAPI -Wublngtiiao
hold on in the finar minute to outlal
O!'qon Sll,le. 71Hf Sltuiday nl.lbl 11 a
layJn by OSU'1 Rick Reed loll off tbe rb
wfth 13 seconds rem1inlnf. -... ·.
Tbe victory kepi Waahinaton. In th~d
piece In tbe Paclfl<.f·Conler1111Ct 'bo1Ut.
ball race with' a M reoord. <>reroo Stall ninr ii 7.5, . .
INSIDE THIS SICTIDN "' '. .
STOCK WRAPUP: Th• Delly
Pilot brlnga llO• U.. f.U llock
nporl on Solvrdal/I -bl<I r,_
"'""'' Sunclau for lptCiol rr· ·porta from tht Ntto York ond
Am.Heon t:c?langt1. 87. •
. ' •, AUTO RACING: O.ke Houlgate
. gi11ts 4 •pccfol report on A.. J,
Fo,µ, &ht fouoritt to win eodav't • ·
: 6/JO.mill ract in Onluio. BS. . .
GffiLS' SPORTS: Area Mgh
r 1chooL.r arr dlvkttd OJ& th« iuuc
of providing oampttilloo oporll
r for glrlt. 84. ' ' . .
• BOA TS AS POLLUTERS: Boa~
Ing Edltor v. A. Lockal>tw W..1
• •P tlu qu.atlon of tDhetllCr boall
1houl6 be forctd to "°"' 1'olcl-•
' Ing lonko for th•lr h•odl 11' hla
W•lcolll< Aboard colum .. Bf.
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&2 OAJt.V PILOT
Ex-FV Star
Nabs NCAA
Mat Crown
aiWEGO, N. Y. -Fonner FOWJ!!lh
Valley High alar GleM A.ndef'IOD cap.
tu"<! the 1'2-PoUnd dlvislon champion.
ahJp ot the NCAA Co1Je1e Division wrest-
ling tournament Saturday night, heft.
Wrestling for Cal Poly (San Luis Obi>-
po). Andenon defeated Tom Cox of
Slippery Rock 1n the finals, H . Amte.-
100 won f'Otlr matches Friday and de.
1 .. 1..t Frank Yoo of Cio•eland Iii.lie
Univenlty in the oemlliiJ.als, 7~. Sa~
urday.
A junior at Cal Pol.v. Andenon wlD
•est compete in the NCAA unlvmlty
dl•lllM champtomhlpa neat wetk al Col·
Jere Park, Md. v MIAMI -Heavy ralna flltt<ld cancel-
latloo of Saturday's play in the third
round of the 1150,000 Doral·Eulel'I! Open
Golf' tournament and prompl..t a unique
decillon that knocked 30 playm out of the fteld.
A double round of 311 boles waJ re-
llclleduled today "'"' the 7,11111 yard,
par ft Blue Momter courae at the Doral
Couniry Club. and all pla)'Ors In the
IJekl with ...... of 147 and 111 --
eliminated .
It took a score of 144 after Friday'•
round to make the cut for the final two
rounds. Tbe field wu ~. as ug..
ual alter two rounds, to the top 70
scorers and all tied for 10th posiUon. A
total ol 82 made It. v
ONTARIO -Clem Proctor. o 43-year.
old ru,trtclub operator from Paramount,
Calif., euily won a 250-mile race for
Spartsmen . stock ctra: Saturday 11 two
drlV!l'I wtte injured ill a muJU-car wreck. '
Proctor, who usuaUy celebrates his
track trjumptis by ..,-vtng free drinks
ln hll ,Iounge, started In the front row
and, except for time spent Jn his pit,
was never .erlously challenged. ' v
HOLTVILLE -The California Anlels
plan lo IJnd out who throws harder.
Andy Meme:rmllth or Nolan Ryan, in
their . lint. fntraaquad r•me of oprfng
trafnlng""tollay. ' .
The AnJ•b had a t"°"hour workoot
Saturday, b""tfnJ off early lo take
part In a celebrity golJ tournament. ·
j;I
TORONTO -Pierre Jury's fcurlh
goal of the National Hockey League aea-
IOll lat. .in the second period Saturday
night ·carried the Toronlo Maple LelfJ
to a 3-2 victory over the Las Angeles
Klnp.
The victory, Toronto's fourth in a
rnw, coupled with Delroll'• i... to Boe·
ton, vaulted tbe Le14f• into soJe J>OIHS-1lon of fourth place I• the Eut Olvillon. . v
HAMPI'ON, Va . -Defending cham·
pion l~e Naatue of Romania, the top.
seeded foreigner , and Iii.In Smith of
Puadena, the No. 1 American seed. won
Ille lfngles .. mliinal matches Saturday
night In the 11111 .._i U.S. Nllllon>I
Indoor Tennis Champfomhlps.
N~ who turned back Cllil Richey
of San Arigelo, Tex., 4-6, 8--0, 6-2, and
Smith, wh6 defeated Andres Gimeno of
Spain, 7-&, 6-1, will pla:v._ for the title to-
day. Tbe winner earns $10,00'.I, the lO!er'
'4500. v
MIAMI -Nelson Burton Jr. of St.
Louis rolk!fl 22 strikes in three gamea.
then hung on to win a fourth game and
cll#ure the 17$,000 Ehonite Open bowl-
ing tournament in nationally televised
IJnal.s Saturday. Burton eollected fir.I prize money of
$10,000 in winnfn( hi& eighth Protea·
aional Bowlen Associa tion crown. v
JOHANNESBURG. South Africa '-
Denn.is Hulme, in a Mcleren,, ""' th«
South African Grand Pri1: Satllrday •fttr
leadtt Jackie St.wart's Tyrrell Ford
blew a gear box hallway throuJh tbe
race.
The New Zealander's victory, his first
Fonnula One Grand Prix triumph since ,
Mexico in 1969, gave him the lead in th~ 1m world driving championship with 15
points. Defending champion Stewart ol
Scotland has nine. v The newly-dubbed Texas Rangers high-
light.d Salurdav'• light slat• of Major
League baseball exhibition action by
sll.ltting ottt the New York Yankees, 3-0,
in a contest shortened to sin iMlngs
because of. rain at Fort Lauderdale, Ela.
Other ahibitlon garnt!I: Saturday in
the Sumhii>e State found Minnesota edg-
ing Detroit; M at Lakeland; Pittsb<."IJh
Lopping Boston, 8-7 at Bradenton; and
the Chleago White Sox beating Chicago'•
CUbo, &-I al Sarasota.
Bulldogs, Eagles,
Vanguards Win
Oppontnls for Orange county teams
Los , Alamitos and La Habra In this
Wedneaday's CIF AAAA basketball
aemilinals at the Loo An(el., SPorls
Arena were determined in results Satur·
day night.
Top-seeded Verbum Dei, which laced
Los .Al in the semis, got a scare Saturday
night at Uc.A's Pauley Pavilion in the ·
Ori! ball of an AAAA doobltheader, ek ..
In( pUt fired-up Mornlnpide, !WI.
In !be AAAA nlQhi<lp at P1uley.
eecood·aeeded Pasadena romped over
c:routown rl•-.1 Blair. 8M1.
Paudena's Bulldogs ne1t face La
Habra Wedlleaday nilht.
In a MA ..mltmal claah played
illtllrdar alltmoon at Fullertoo Junior
Collep, C!Ddenlla Crel!Tiew Lequo '
........., El Mod<na too-Ille meaaun of
!lilt -·· ""' seed -Co\'fna -wftll ~ ! IMI overtime •tclory. ~*'°'"'will battle lor the AAA crown ..,.11111 CamarUlo nexl Satur-•1 Ill Ille LA Sporll Arena.
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Suod11, M11<h 5, 1972
0.11., PllCll Piiot.
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-Barlow Downs f
Panther ~ine; rJ ,
Anteaters Split .
Bob Barlow pitched a comp/etc· gam~ !'.: .
2-1, victory to give coach Gary Adams l .
UC Irvine baseball team a split with host
Chapman C.Ollege Saturday afternoon in a
doubleheader played at Hart Park ill
Orange. ·~
Chapman used Its big guns (two home
runs) to win the seven-inning nightcap, 3"" " 2. ' ••
Tuesday afternoon UCI will entertain· '
the University of Nevada (Lall Vegaa) in ;-.
another doubleheader on the Anttatet
campus field beginning at t o'clock. Jack
Cleveland b expected to pitch the openet '.
and possibly Jerry Maras the seven in·
ning second game. .
Barlow, ace of UCl's mound ·staff this .,.. •
season, defeated Chapmin's top hurler · .'
Southpa\V Randy Jones , in Saturday't' ·, 1."
opening clash. Barlow was nipped for a •' ·
single run in the second frame when be ,b,•
··gave up 1 walk, a double and a single. -... ~
UCI went in front in the sixth after twD . ·"
outs when Dan Coronado and Jeff
· Malinoff singled and Terry Stupy drilled
a double to right center field to bring ~ . ..,....t
them both across.
In the nightcap, Stupy walked lo operi 11
the second inning tp was forced at aec--
Irvine League Cage Co-champions
ond by Dave Lyons. Rod Spence aJnalod, I
sending Lyons to third. Singles by Joe
Anderson and pitcher Gary Wheel<>¢_..~
each scored a run .and UCI moved in
front, 2-0.
•llST OAM• -Corona de! Mar High'• Sea Kings shared the loop title wilh Los Ala-
mitca and f8'hioned •'sparkling 23-3 overall record. (from lefl) Scott
Ca meron. Jell Whartod, Casey Jones, Dan Grigsby, Bret Marches,
Mike Sevier, John Sumner, Matt Keough, Mike Wynne.
UC lrYIM (II .. ' Mollrwi. cl ' • Coe-do. 2b ' • M1Unott, lb ' ' 51\lfly, rl ' • l.y0111. " •• •
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o.-10 It r II rllil ; ..: . M11.ch, Hi ' ' • Spar1, .. ' ' • ~llaotitr. ct ' , • Fro.bl, ,, ' • • .. ' H1rrl1, " ' ' • .. •. 1,
Trojans Ease
To Pacific-8
Swim Crown
Pacific Comt Spike Roundup H1nMn, ..
Sptnc1, " Al'ldlrson, c
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LAKE aiWEGO, Ore. (AP) _ Tom College distance star Doug Schmen!t and
McBreen collected hi& third lndlvfdual lormer Newport Harbor High •late shot
tit1e and Ftank Heckl bis lfCOOd Sit-put champion Mark Stevens turned in im-
urday nijbt, leading soo~ California preulve marks in the U>ng Beach Relays
to a decisive victory In the PacUic.a Coo-track and field meet Saturday morning at the C.Ollaeum. ference swimming and dMng champion-shi · Sehmenk, competing now for Cal Slate
pe. {Fullerton), won the six mile in 28:S2.2
USC fiaished ~th .CU point.., well while Stevens, a USC frW!man, won the
ahead of defending champion UCLA, shot with a S2.0I/, heave of the 16--pound
wbich totaled 295. · .... ball. The latter was also second in the
McBreen won the 1,650-yard freestyle discus with a 152·9 toss.
in 16 minutes, 3.42 aeconds. Earller .in
the three<fay meet, ht took lint In the
:IOIHnd-yard mMyie e .. ntt.
Hetkl finished with a winning time of ·
51.25 seconda 1n the JOO.yard butler!Jy.
He won the 200-yard individual medley
earlier in the meet.
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LOS ANGELES -Freshman high jum-
per Dwight Stones set a UCLA school
record of ?·feet three-quarters of an inch
Saturday in leading the powerful Bruins
to a 101-43 victory over Ariwna State in a
dual track meet.
Stones, a !&-year-old from nearby Glen-
dale, narrowly missed at 1-2. His mark
UCLA record set by Rick Sloan. Stones
has a best of 7-1 ~, the national in·
broke by a quarter of an inch the old
terscholastic mark.
Another Bruin freshman, quarter-n:iiler
Benny Brown, ran a swift 46.4 in the 440
and anchored the wiMing mile relay
team with l: 41.9 leg as the team clocked
3: 13.3.
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SAN JOSE -John Powell got off the
Jongest discus throw in the world this
year by heaving the pl•tter 208'fed. in an•
all-comers track rneet"at Bud Held Field.•'
The throw by the 1969 'San Jose Stale
College graduate was done on a virtually
windless day.
The twO other San Jose State
graduates, Marion Anderson and Vic
Dias, won field events in the nonscoring
meet. Anderson, of lhe Bay Area
Striders, went 25-61A in the long jump and
Dias, of the Pacific Coast Club, won the
pole vault at lM. -,
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BERKELEY -The University of
California's. young track team opened its
season Saturday by beating Sacramento
State 103-42, led by captain Jim Penrose's
.two individual firsts.
Penrose won the discus with a toss of
ln-9 and tbe .dlot put with Sf-9. He wu
competing in the shot for the fint tlrne'ln
his college career.
Sacramento sprint star Ralph Ligon!
was also a double winner, taking the l~
yard dash In 9.7 seconds and the 220 in
21.4.
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winner. He won.the ZOO.yard brearutroi:e
in 20$.78 alter !eking the 100.yard breast·
stroke in prior competition.#
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gon's Jay Lerew. He won 1the one-meter
diving championship, then repeated Sat-
urday night in the three-meter diving
event. His first place total in t.be latter
event was '486.30 points.
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Washington finished fourth in the team
standings with 2S3 points, followed by
California with 212, Orefon with 167, Ore-
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Swim Title
LONG BEACH (AP) -University of
California .at Santa Barbara, comlna:
from behind llith a third-place finish in
the last event, captured the Pacific Coast
Athletic Aasoclation swimming title over
Cal Stat. (Long Beach), 446-44$, Saturday
night ·at Belmont Plaza.
University of Pacific was third at 443 in
the three-way battle that was decided in
the 400 yard freestyle relay won by UOP,
with Long Beach second. But UC Santa
Barbara's Gaucho team of Rick Jones,
Ron Ludekens, Dick Zimmer and Randy
Steigley took third place by Jess than
two seconds to provide the necessary
points.
Two PCAA records were set Saturday
night, Luis Ayesa of Long Beach in the
100-yard freestyle, 46.7 seconds as the
first leg or t)le 400-yard relay, and Gregor
Betz of Lon( Beacb, l : 10.74 1n the 200.
yard breut.stroke.
Former Orange Coast College star
Chris Gammon captured the JOO.yard
butterfly for UCSB i• $2.07.
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Ed Newland, UC Irvine swimming and
water polo coach, Js one of rive west
~oast_mentors being considertd, for the
)Oh as bead coach of the U.S. d"tympic
water polo team this year.
Othen include UCLA's Bob Horn and
~g Bea~ City College mentor Monte
N1U.kowski who combine to handle the
Phillips team in AAU competition· Pete
Cutino or Concord and Art Lambert of
the De Anza team.
Newland directs the destinies of the
NIMA team in AA.U water polo action
will\ most of the players cuJTent or
former ucr stars.
NIMA, De Anza, Phillips, Concord,
Downey and possi bly Cerritos will col'n·
pete in a pre-Olympic development
league involving these five or six teams
HOWARD
HANDY
n a borne-and-home basis, beginning
omeUme in April.
"A Jeam of 15 players will be picked
rom this league to tour Europe for 30
ays early this summer," Newland
veals.
"Many kids are· over-awed when they
lay in Europe because of the large
rowda: that attend the games. The trip to
urope will give them experience along
is line and competition at the level they
ill see in the Olympics.
"Of course, this isn't the Olympic
earn," Newland emphasizes. "But it will
very hard to break into this group ii 1
layer doesn't make the first trip to
urope," he adds .
The E~an trip will take place la
uae and poslibly early July. The team
UI then re-convene July 31-31 and
agust 1 at whicll time the Olympic team
1 be selected. Only 11 pl1yen are
icked for U.e Olympic team.
Mason Panilb, prep swimming mentor
t Baena .H1&b Scbool and • member o[
be Olympic committee aot directly iD-
olved witl11 tbe development league, hit
. wa up tbe 1cbechlle ud add•:
"The league 11 primarily to pick •
cb for our U.S. Olympic te1m. I would
ave to u:i th.al la tlte primary reuoa
or lbe league. We wanted to resolve the
Uqtion ahead of time and fell this
oald be tbe best way.''
Basically, Newland will have an ex·
rienced team of international cOm·
titors playing for him in the develop-•
ent league.
Mike Martin and Ferdy Massimino
layed on both the triumphant Pan-
merican Games team and the squad
ewland took to Europe In the summer r 1970. Both are graduates of UCI.
other members of the Pan-Am team
lay ing for Newland include goalie Terry
lein and Ferdy's brother, Rick. In ad-
ition. Bob Nealy trained with the· team
nd Dale Hahn was a member or the
uropean squad.
Rich Eason and Mason Philpot are UCI
aduates and well indoctrinated into
ewland's system as is Pat Gla sgow,
lso an ex-Marine.
Current undergraduates include Bruce
lack, Jay Brower, Jack Dickmann and
om Boughey. The latter two will join the
ater polo brigade at conclusion of the
wimming season March 18.
Another player tentatively set for
IMA is Greg Arth of UCLA and son of
he Cypress College coacb. Arth is un-
ecided about playing for NIMA or Cer-
itos.
What about lhe other teams? De Anza
ook almost its entire team to Europe for
he AdrJatic Games Jut summer with
st of the players out of school with u:-
ption of UCLA goalie Kevin Craig.
Phillips has many UCLA and CSLB
layers including Greg Lindrolh, form«
ewport Harbor High star. COl\(:Ol'd Js
posed largely of UC Berlteley .Inds:
Wllty has a nucleus of USC star1 (past
nd Present); and ~Ito& is a com-
ination team of cal $ate (Fullerton),
CLA, USC and CSLB players not listed'
n the other rosters.
Crown Defended
Vike Swimmers Breeze . . .
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At Huntington Rel,ays
Host Marina High breezed to Its secorid
straight HunUngton Beach .11wlm relays
invitational cbamplona!tip Saturday, cap-
turln(sil of _tbe stVeo vanity events.
Coach Tom Lloyd's Marina Vik1ings
relied on their 'overall depth to out·
distance -second place· F0W1tain Valley,
aHli. ,.
The DDl):~vent tbe Yikes failed to· cap-
ture in --varsity circles WaS the g X· so ·
free style and in that one the hosts were
dlsqualHled.
"l was satisfied with our ittdividual
medley relay and I thought our depth was
Bue Wrestler
Places Third
In State Meet
SAN BRUNO -Orange .CO.st Collee
freshmen Dan Lewis and Tim Bandel ·
were the only survivors among Orange
Coast .area entrants at the state junJor
college wrestling finals here at Skyline
College.
Lewis, from Fountain Valley High, won
the coosolatk>n bracket (third place) of
the 167-pound category by outnoddlng De
An~·~ Jay""tawson. 3-1, in the finals .
Mate Bandel, a Corona del Mar pl'9d.
uct, captured fifth place at 177 by shut-
ting the door on Rick Lewis of De Aw,
HI.
Area competitors who made jl to the
first round of the consolation wrestle.-
backs before being eliminated "'ere Gold-
en West's Tom Foss (1:?6) and Pat Bu-
ono (134) and OCC grappler Steve Jo-
annes (118).
OCC's Paul LaBlanc (142) an~ Guy
Morrison (150) were knocked out of the
running ift earlier rounds.
In getUng to the consolation Jinals,
Lewis defeated Cerritos' Jim Zmuda. S.l;
won by default over Chabot's Mike
Scheantz; and decisioned Tim Ka1cevicb
of Cyp<ess, 3-1.
Bandel beat Santa Ana's Frank Gon-
:zales, 7-1; pinned Palomar's Wayne
Mickerson in 1:34: and was stopped, a..z.
by San Jose's Rich Calderon en route to
his fifth place finish.
El Camino htavyweight Tom Hazell
was voted the meet's outstanding wrestl-
er while Chabot was the team titliat with
52 points. '
Orange Coast had 16 points and Gold·
en West one.
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Seymour of the Southern California
Striders was fourth in the 440 in-
termediate hurdles at S2.0 behind Ron
Whitner. (5o.9). Ralph Mann (51.0) and
Wes Williams (51.7).
Also, San Clemente's Patti Johnson
placed out -0f the money In the Women's
220 after being among the leaders coming
out of the cur ve.
SummiM'tH of SlturdlY's Mffl of Cl"m!Jlon~~
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use, u.nw. ,, Slms-m. MoTocco, USlll. ,
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llO Relrt - 1, USC 18._rt 70.7, G•rrl"'"· to.4,
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1:21.1. 3. Air i;orce, 1:77.7. No tourtP1 pllct . Sp11ti
unofflcl1I.
MO -1, Lu11M, MM'lnes, l :S0.2. 2, Vi n DYk,
Club WQI, 1 :SO.S. J, Crots. NorthHn Arl1on1,
l :S0.6. 4, SwertRW1, U.S. Armr, 1:$1.1.
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adequate ov..all," said the Marina '1"'l1-
tor afterward!.
Bee laurels 1'tJll' to Gerald Mannion's
We1tminster Lions, wbo piled up 74
cowite:rs and In the process_ set three
school records.
The Cee division was alto picked up by
lhe Lions, '."1"> ~ tbr<e other con-
tenders in the closest race of the day.
Tbe Lions finished wilh sa polall to
rwmerup F.dilon's 58 aod S4 for Marin.a.
and.Los. Amigos,
Marina's Big Four in varsity included
Colin Hardy, Brue. Scboles, ·Sean
Buckner and Doug Fabian.
'That quartet swept to' a 4:t0.5 in the
opening vanity evint -the 4 x 100 in--
dividuil medley -and tbtrt each went o
to compete and win in two other events. ,
Hlrdy teamed up with Fabian, ~
Nielson and Doug Dunn in tht 4 x 50
br<als (l:Ol.4) and with Scholes, Keil
Khil:· and Mark Cardenas in the 4 x so
medley.
Fountain Valley's big gun, . Jack
BabaShoff, 'Was absent at the Huntington
Relays because of competition taking
place in the Rolling Hills Invitational at
the 1 same time.
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A nteatet, S pikers 4th
Curt Caughey, a freshman distance
ner from Los Angeles, gave coach Bo
berson's UC Irvine track and field
m Its lone victory Satur<lay In the
pentng cinder mee~ or the season held on
Anteak!r tartan coune.
caughey won 'the mile run In 4:23.S In
e first-ever track meet for Roberson's
ew.
San Fernando Valley State won the
eet with 69 points, a point ahead oC
estmont. Then oame Azusa-Pacl rlc (29),
C Irvine (15) and Chapman (4).
Injuries ha ve whltlled> the thin UC!
am early with Nick Rose sitting out of
SllO, Gary Dllllcy bypassing the 440
llh a hamstring muscle pull and Carl
elds ml11lng the sprints.
ctocklng. Bivins also placed third ln the
440 intermediate hurdle race.
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~.'"Stifles
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With No-hitter
Corona Wins
CIF Wr~tling
Championship
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Soulhpaw Mike Alba twirled a ·spar1'-
lin11 no.hitter for the Edison Chafgers
Saturday ln non·league baseball q,ction as
he and bis mates dumped visiting La
Quinta, 3.1.
Alba faced only one Aztec batter over
the minimum in going the seven innings
and that one proved to be the sriOiler in
his bid for a shutout.
Alba struck out a dozen and walked
four batters but ooe of the free passes
was to Kevin Mes.mer in the sixlh inning.
The Lo Qtiinta biWUimef"'lnadeJflO
thir<I when Alba committed the only
Ediaon error or the day on a pickoff at-
tempi and he scorid on a pop ny to short
center 1 fielded .by the ucond baseman.
II'he other La Quinta ruMers were
erased on two pickoff plays and a double ·play ball.
Alba had the big bat for the Chargers,
too, with a solo homer in the third inning
Igniting a three-run uprising.
Ed Weinberger followed with a single
and scored on Mike Selwood's triple. The
latter scored on a La Quinla,miscue.
The win gives coach Bill Morris'
Chargers a 2-Z mark going into Monday's
ope.nh:ig test at Huntington Beach in the
HB District tourney.
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ROLLING HILLS -Fountain Valley
~h's Jack Babuhoff captured a pair of
first places in the varsity division of the
Rolling Hills High swim invitational
Saturday but It was the Barons Bee con-
tingent which carted off a team title.
Coach Ray Br3y•s Bee team eked out
the tiUe with 53 points, with Notre Dame
and Palos Verdes trailing wilh 52 and St counters.
First place finishes in tbe Bees for
Fountain Valley were accomplished by
Scott Shelton (59.9 100 indo) and Teuy ·
Woodrull U;03.S 100 back). •
Babashoff set a school reco"rd in the 200
free with a blazing 1:46.0 and woo the 400
frealyJe wtllt a nifty 3;fl,J, ' '
Peter Noa}\ was f.ifth in the zoo Jndo
(2:15.!) and sixth in the 100 fly (59.&I
w.hile the varsity fre e relay team of
Noah. Babashofr, John Bertani and Jim
McAdams placed second with 8. 3:29.4
clocking.
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In First Place
With 5-2 Win
.WALNUT -Surprising Otange Coast
College rolled to its second slralght South
Coast Conference baseball win over Mt.
San Antonio College Saturday, a S.2
dec ision, to keep the Pirates in the No. 1
spot.
OCC, Santa Ana and Fullerton are
deadlocked for the top spot with 2.0
records. Santa Ana downed visiting San
Di~go. Mesa, 5-4 a~ 4-3 in a doubleheader
Saturday while FJC took two from San
Diego, 6-4 and 6-3.
Tuesday coach Barry Wallace's Pirates
visit Santa Ana in a 2:30 meeting.
Wallati!'s crew again got strong pit-
ching to defeat the Mounties. OCC starter
Steve Hedrick fired blanks at ?\ti. SAC for
eight innings before running into trouble
in the ninth. Dan Quisenberry, who
defeated lhe Mounties Friday, came on to
get the final out.
Orange Coast scored its fir st run In the
third inning, then added four big ones in
the eighth.
. In the third a single by Mike Easter-ling, a stolen base, a sacrifice and an er-
ror got the run in.
Then in the fourth Hedrick started the
rally with a walk. Rich Fielder and Paul
Fleming lhen stroked ba c k -to -back
singles for one run . After an error that
allowed Glenn McKinle y to get on base,
Fleming was picked off second. But John
Palmer fo llowed with a tw~run single
and Easterling's hit added the final run.
Hedric k struck out three and walked four batters.
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ARCADIA -Corona del Mar stormed
to the ClF Southern Sect.ion team wrestl·
Ing title at Arcadia High Satur<lay nigbt.
Coach Dick Monis' . vlctorloul Sea
Kings racked up 46 points, to 32. for run-
nerup Caluico's 32. Orange County
school Rancho Alamitos of Garden Grove
was third with 31 v.. points.
or the other Orange Coast area schools
. Jnvolve<t, Edison tallied 13 poinls, Foun-
tain Valley garnered seven and
We stminster had 5,:Z.
Gary Casey of Corona del-Mer won the
168-pound crown while Eidison's Jim
Sweeney was a winner at 136 over CdM'J
John Blanpied .
l(l add ition to Casey and Blanpied,
Corona also recepted for important points
on a runnerup finish by Rich Galan tine at
157 and ori Wally Clark's third plaCe er.
Cort at 148.
Along with the above athletes, are.a
wrestlers placing in the top four included
\Vestminster's Andy Lassak, fourth at
178. and Fountain Valley's Les Becher,
fourth at 194. -
The S\veeney·Blanpled due) \VIS the
rubber match in a continuing series
between the pair o! talented little Irvine
League rivals.
Sweeney jumped out to an early edge
and then held on Corr a J..Z decision. He
v.·on over Loara 's Greg Hoy by default in
the semifi nals while Blanpied decisioned
Ontario's Gerry Kurth in the semis, 12-4.
The area's other individual tlUist -
Casey -fought with Torrance's John
Gillette to a 1-1 deadlock in their final s
tussle but the Sea King ace outpointed the
latter, 2.0, in the overtime period.
Casey outnodded Gary Alm eida or West
ToJTance by a 12-3 count in the semis.
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CIF Accelerating
W ome.n's Athletics
"There also are some ad·
mlnlatraton who still hang on·
to that age old feeling that
girls Jwt shouldn 't compete in
sports," !he said.
Third, some of the girls
ph)'3ica1 education de~rtment
heads are Teiuctant to commit
themselves to CIF J>l'Oll'IDll
because they fear t h 1
superorganlzatlon or CIF m.a1
interfere with already strona
GAA progranu or may Jim!•
the number of girls now com-
petln1 to onlY thoot wltb
outstanding ability.
Girls Spotllghted
Area School s Split
On ·CIF Activity
i:ood, very extensive program
or their own. It's worked out
so well -you know, why give
up success?'' -principal Paul
Berger .
• ' • } INOLISH CHANNEL SWIMMER GRETA ANDERSEN TEACHES RELUCTANT INFANT TO SWIM AT LOS ALAMITOS S~HOOL.
Orange Coast area high
schools are divided in their re-
actions to the establishment of
CIF for girls this year. The
following comments w e r e
made by spokesmen for each
of the schools after .being ask-
ed if they have dec;ided to
join lthe new girls diVision:
HUNTINGTON BEACH -
"We joined this year just to
get Information on girls ClF.
lt's really too early to com·
ment on how it's going. We 'll
probably continue to be. in-
volved next year. but to what
extent we're not sure.11' -
Joanne Kellogg, phys f,e al
education instructor.
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• .. ·HB's AnderseQ. Set
For Channel Swim
By LAURIE BECKLVND
Of ... Dlllr l'li.t Sl*ff
You just can't ;et away
from computers these days,
admits Greta ~. a
Danllb • American swimmer
now livin& in Huntm,ton
Beach.
Tbe 43-year~ld ex· pro-
fesalonll swimmer ,J>IOlll to
enllsl lbe belp ol a computer
data bank late thla summer to
recapture the women'• world
record for awlmminJ the
English Channel which she
Gymnasts
In State
Tow·ney
Gals' Badminton Tourney
The Third Annual National champions Dr. Stan Hales,/F~;;;-;~~::::::~~,,,
Division o( G!rls and Women's Mrs. Helen Tibbetts of Los1
I n t e i:co11e,1ate . Badminton Angeles, and Vicky Toutz of Championships will be held at , . .
Cal state (Lone Beach) Marth the women s 1nternallonal
9, JO and 11 with all com· team. petiti~e and 'e x b i b j t i o n The semi-finals will be
matches open to the public played at 11 a.m. March 11 in
free of charge. the men's gym, with the fina!s
The tournamenl will open in at 4 p.m. that afttnlOOjL
the men 's gym with a . Parliclpating will be playm
demC:mtration at 8:30 p.m. from colleges' in California .•
~arcb a. Playing will be 1)1· New l'."ork, Indiana, Oregon,
tlonal sod int.rnallooll and ~.
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Shoulder room.
It'• •lso filled with some .Jurpris"'9 fMhns: l ike front disc br1kes.
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COSTA MESA -"We do not
feel we're ready to take the
girls to the CIF level of e<>m-
petition. We're not sure the
girls are ready for it and we
as instructors do not feel
we're ready to enter into that
kind of coaching. We'd also
have to sacrifice three-fourths
of the girls if we did join
CIF." -Mrs. Carolyn Casey.
director, girls' physical educa-
tion. ;
COROJiA de! MAR -"We
decided to join the CIF this
year in a trial run without
dropping our own program."
Gerl Schmieder, CdM ten-
nis coach whose girls Lilly
Valdez and Holli Blare won
the doubles event in the CIF
meet at Uct.
EDISON -"We've decided
to join . And I'm very pleased
this is coming to pass,
although it will pose problems,
especially as related t o
facilities and cost. I just hope
the problems aren 't
monumental ... We're con-
tinuing with CAA as well." -
principal Ernest F. Pascoe.
ESTANCIA -"We probably
won't join unless so many
other schools join there Isn't
anybody left to compete with.
I'm not really hepped up on
the idea because if we get
another big organization going
we're going to have to have
girls' coaches and a broad
staff and that kind of galls me
-it's bad enough now. I guess
J'm just philosophically 'olU of
tune' with girls CJF." -prin-
cipal Floyd Harryman.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
"Our staff preferred not to
join. They feel they have a
. LAGUNA BEACH -··we
have joined CJF but we won 't
enter In all the sports, just in-
dividual events and volleybllll.
We ~ntered because some o(
the girls are outstanding and
should be able to go further in
competition. But we do want
to keep sports on a fun l~vel
and not cut anybody out.'' -
Lynn Meade, GAA advisor~
MARINA -"We already
have varsity aod junior varsi·
ty teams In each sport JO we
joined CJF because we wanted
a hlghet level of competition
with paid officials. OJr joining
hasn't affected our normal
girls athletic program at an.••
-Sherill Bottjar, CAA ad·
visor.
MISSION ~o -''We're
looking into the possibility ol
becoming permanent
members and our dlstrlct is
looking into cost estimates for
officials. We have a very Jarce
turnout for GAA and feel that
more highly qualified girls
should have a chance to com·
pete against other skilled girls
in larger competitions!• -
Jan Most, girls physical
education director.
NEWPORT HARBOR
11We're very satisfied with the
Orange County program in
girls athletics. At this time wa
do not feel we need ·the
assistance of SS-CIF.
However, if it rills a void_for
other schools, we say great, go
ahead." -Charles Godshall,
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"bump .. th1r fi1s righ1 in there.
That liule "bump" i1 what makn the
Wri1ht Alth PtCKr\lf::I Shoe d1ll'eten1 from Inf
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llullel'1on '7, lll"IPtl'l1fV.nly 1' BJ Pan. ROSS da'M!'.hter ot an area eportlng 11:i. H!"* ... 111:1Vlrlld9 ST
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·17 BOWAR!> L. RANDY I-of nbminc lbe 100 pool aYallable anti It 11 °"" . · °' .. o.MF ..., -..... ~ ltawever, both fnrilbmen
Sevenletn-yeaMld Jeffrey
"We ~ ••• , small " p IJI J said but Wynne did not quite IDUe It lo "Sbe-"'"'! abe <OU!d very ·~ ~ , ame ..... • seven !'W'S llq!y pt us U>ree or four after that bumble beginning he bu practlcally built bis USAC Red Cblna last Y"IT wltb Ille tablell ~Y Ille end of Jut
WblD )'OU lool a star of the will compete In the 400 In-tremely dlttlcull .for ,llUlterflJ
caliber cl Mll:e Martin, bow dlvldual medlq with the' and lndlYldual medley aw1Jn.
do )'OU go about preparing for nlsys aJao a dlstlncl poasll>W· mera lo compela when Ibey
defenae of Ille NCAA college ty for both. don~ get to wann up coro
COf..L1e1 division 1wlmmtng chain. j(We will neecf a'lot mOre µcUy."
c .. •fllrri• .., use: 14 pionship your..= bas won team c:;,i::t1on· this year it
., cbampion.!lhip racing team into a conglomerate. UultecLstaW llbJe teania AB· weeki.-' W)lllllf: says. "But we ucu m. '""'" n each of Ille I years? .,...., to be··•-to••-~-ar.e-tho other_ IW!m-
WWAnt11an ,., °"°°" ..... .,. u ;;ua;. Ed Newland· of· ._" ~ .. land ~~~. WO m~s competlng um J'llJ' in When be decided lo become I car owner In 1965, Jones WU -lion. •· 't •··-' -···• already becomlng a weelthy race drlvOI'. Bui all be bod going ll! flcl, to hlJ knowledge, be ';'= ~ = on that
Nlw Mt!clce Sl•t. 71. ~ff -ro I"' -"""T ._ __ _ ...... .,,. a...,,.,, Mudd 16 UC Irvine,~ find a. coupl~ of yWllb ~ we knew we the elgb'"™ br1pde named
for him w11 the ambition to be a winner and a plan. woold nlher leave t b e di•'-·•~ -•--· of•••·-to "We're in the p-. of After a on .. year Interlude during wblch Pamelll almost ......--~ ....,.. ·--
Ctl ,..._ (CA) n. uc ,..... ...... 111 freshmen, IJltber up ab: other· hH three ftl'lta and problbJy this wetk by Newland?
W•tl'llllOl'Oft 11. ClniOM ..... 6' assorted SWimmera with VI!)'· four t1 locbd ~p. It b dlffemtt Mike Carnahan lJ a junior
drove the STP turbine to vlc:lory at Indi8!111J>C!U... ~look en a our eamnl W • II· t now n 'Writing Ille' lrv1no CoDJpany
partner wbo bu been nspoosible for a lot cl what bu made .._iatlve who vlailed fer 1CX11e usislance In · case
Ille team grow. the land of tea and almond the sporting goods deal falla
Tw&M If, .... T ... s .... 16 C! OT) 1Dg degrees of ezperience. and this --... and we will •·ye
T .... 11:1 .. _, a u1111 • _,..,...,;~lldo tr.1 .. 1 .... for the ~-u. and a veteran of two years in
s..ttte "" hpptnlliw '-<t ....... ,, ....... plflDbr cf competition from the N(1\A meet. He will lwlm io.ane 11, s.. .J-st•• n · meet . will be held •t San Fmll.Ddo Valley Stlte. in the 200 I.M. and the 50
, He wu Vet Mllelich, an autoll)Ol>Ue deeler In Torrance wbo duct. througb. • .maybe they (the
I' ·,bad been offering rides to PameW before J. C. Agajantan knew But one thing the Corona de! lrvlne people) can donate Ille
s.n 0Nto 11119 .._ ,.,.._ ,..,_ • Wasbingtoa and Lee College ill Puget Sound, Florida Southern freestyl~ po 1 1 I b I y ,, but . :::o!:' ~~ 1~-n Lexln'gton, Va., March lf.ll. and pcialbly Johns Hopkins." Newlinll lert It open. 1bey are
:about the Torrance jalopy driver. Mar High junior Is certain lab! .. er SOlllttbing." .
A tall, rugged man with large bands, a broad smile and a of-be wants to eslabllsb a 'lbe tables run about 154-'60 ~:r'~.!!d."i~~ ., Martin's Joas ~ ~ keenJy While Newland is looking to both contested on the samil ::~nol;o!!:"M."•,.!i.!1'°:' M !~tndire= IJ the~~ the two freshmen to help filJ day IDd b6 may skip One. keen business mlnd, Mllellch ts aa ·responsible u anyooe for no I ewortby lnlerscholaatlc each and ore requtr.d to be a
helping to make Jooes (a) a mllllooain aod (b) a su~ul table teon1s program In Ille half Inch tblck, sh: 1 .. 1 Jong
team operator. · 0r..,. Coul area. and approxi)nalejy three to
K ..... st•h "' c111oreoo ss • woa ~11-.. the void left by Martin, he also Camaha will I
T .. " n, T-c11r1111 ... u e~ents and sw~m on two win-knows the strength Of his other n a so compHe
II was In 19!1 that Jones and Mlletlch formed a partnenblp Young Wynne has ooly been four feet wide.
-~=:-"'•s~,10,, rung relay teams for UCI each awimmers even though some ~thposse 1~1:~ 200pelebulntterfltwo'
Mlcl\lf9ft St•M "· M1c111oan n of the last three years to have not ~--elf aod m' '
that Is probably the most famous in auto racing today. playing table tennis for about Wynne adds, ''most of the ch"'-" •· Floflcito $t•h "' spark the b t b 1 1WU"11 .. relay races. He ls allowed five Mrn-•• ti, 1111no1. u c 1 m P 0 n 1 P dual meet competition this events (Including t-relays).
HJ told Vel we shou1d do jt first clw or ebe," Jones said. three years. tables aie also delivered with Nortll c.roir~ n , ouu " perfonnance. yeor •v
NorttMnt.rn to. wtKDlllln at "I'm not gvirwr '"'•· ...... · • A year ago be finished third in "My Idea was to get the best mechanic and driver and go from However, a friend-Kevln a roll of tape. about a hall inch
there. Quan of Santa Ana Hlgb-wbo wide. r'
Rl\o!M 1 .. .....:1 If, ~... .. ,,._ ~ llVI Tbe Ante ler "-···• th 100 fl lourth fn th Tol.cio ,., K.,,t st'•ll S1 Thomas Bougbey will win but a ~ are wrvugu e y, e 200
1nc11-"' Olllo St•N &7 he Is my tlnd of athlete. He with the dual meet aeuon and J.M. and Ith in the 200 OJ '"Ibe beat mechanic has always been George BignottJ, in toot up tbt: game at the same '"This way you put the
my eyes, and al the Ume Al Unser waa bis driver. We were lbne Wynne dld. bu already stripes oa youraell" (the strip-
lalking to Marlo Andrellt."J'bat was belon Andy (Granalelll) made appreciable Inroads Into Ing arrangement generally
came aJong and offered him the ride he 1ook. Mario ad I have the sport. runs~around the perimeter of
always been very close. Quan got a table tennis pro. the table with a stripe running
f::~':i ;~· =.: :"" " lWI to work and he swims will concentrate co e:L, fJnaJ aJon& with 1Wfmm1nc on two :~"'::,:.;.., ~k.:.. T-. n farther than Mike did at a eumlnaUons, along f1nal winnlDI relay teama.
Olillltlamlo st ''· K.t,,_ n comparable time,'' Newland preparaUcns .for the ·NCAA1p;~;;;;;i;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;mw Z::.,.~.l:·,J:";'.11~•:, '' says. ' meet. GOLP MEMBERSHIP
"I looked at Al'• record, and ii was pretty good. He had gram off th• ground recently lengtl>wise across the middle
. won ~me champion!hip races already, and he bad 10me at Santa Ana and already has of the table as well.
Mt1i11111pp1 s11i. •1. A••~rTlll t7 con Boqbey ts Ol'le of two Tbeteamwtllleavebyplane BARG.AINI = :: ::= :f frtsbmen Newland hopes will (a five-hour flight) March 14. llYINI COAST COUJnlT Clft
seconds to AndretU. three or four tables set up Wynne's initial tournament ~=-:,.'3;,1!:,r:c~icut n take up the 1lack left bf It will be followed by a f~ .... ...,. w.. ..,.,,..... ._
Northn•t.m 14, Army n Martin's void ln the 1650 and hour bus trip to Virginia, S1Mt ,,._ ,,_.... ... , f'llf "Joe Leonard had driven the turbine for us in l!Mlt, but there on a pennanent basis. effort-an intraschool attempt
. ·there just wasn't enough money or equipment to keep Joe. We In addition, Wynne'i Santa with only CdM students
·•,wanted him, but we told him not to tum anything down: Lud:· Ana buddy is aJso aD ac-. ~cipating-was originally
Uy, we got the opportunity to get Joe back involved with us." credited memf;>er of t b e slated for Feb. 22.
Ar'onu• HJ. Ric. 1oe 500 free-style event's. The where · Newland lsn"t exacUy ,.. ~ ef tlie lop Cl111t el :'1.~~· ,tt•:.!:ta!':':. Tu•s st. 73 other is John Sutton from happy with the facllities. tM HerW ..,,.... Cell Mr. YM-:~":::' ~~·1,.",... MUJco '° . _:So::no::::.r•:..::IIl:!g::h·:_ ______ ".'..Th'.'.'.ey~don::;'t!..!ha~v:::e'....'.'.a...Cw'.'.'srm~~-~·~"°"!!!!!~c~,..!!!!!· ~'4~Z~.a~7~1.!!!!!!?!
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(Last ,. ..... Leo(tard woo Ille U.S. champlombip for the prestigious U.S. Table Tennis Says Wynne, "hopefully, we
team In the Samsonite Special.) Aaoclallon, Ille arm which could later 1'1lrk ii into a
'!'bat's how ii started, with Jones, Mlletlcb, BigDoltl, Unser. spomored the national team's schodl VJ. scbooI thing. Bui
AndreW. Leonard. wbirhrlnd tour ol t be ..,,, It'll just be for Corooa
m~ For Eaat ropubllc atudenls Who would be Jn.•
(Jfiprettllettted , .. v.s. a.ei... In 1'71. -· AnaJl!l llW U.1ea1 Jwt bollt a !Mm a.at II -.-. Tben!ore, Wynne 1IOllld not "Mer getting ,Ille · tables,
ed lo Amertcaa ndaf. Namea • Ille noler "'""" well -. mind emulating Qaln'1 sue-we'd bave to 4et the gym (or
-Ide ol Guollae Alley, bat Ibey ani ~ wtlldn Ille .... In Ibis regard. an 'orea adjacent to· the gym •
. pies •• ~ Cltarlle Tnbacco, Jimmy Dllamarm, JolnJlly Caplel, Saya Wynne, "I've had naslum) and an authori!ed
l"LH"M 17, low• 15
Prwldlfa 71, Slton H•ll '8
X•YMI'" 71. MIM'nl IDlllol 74 IOT}
Wftt VIJ91111• IN, Pitt to
45, Vlrvr111• 4t '5. St. JOMS111'1 (h.J 11
CaralM 11, Cl-" Gewlf• 7S, ,....,,. 72
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Gymnastics
Jim McGee. • several ldeu about atart1ng a superviaor to bep an eye on ,......_ n....,> ust.ttJ ...._ w•
Lut fill Joae1 pulled off tlae most eye.opeaJ.ag: deal of all. tabJe tennis tournament in this things!' '"'" u.rc.i.. -1. z..• c,1 2. · Be ltlred the No. 1 designer away from Lotus, Mamice PhD-area. But. 11he admits rather In case the gym itself is nbt =·';" \~' i. Roblr•111t 1P1. w1M11nt
lippe. All that was left to do w11 find a 1poa110r, wblcll tamed aheepishly, "The main pro-available,. Wynne bas another ll!:~~tt li:t..a. o.,fu~~ ~r~r~
out to be Viceroy cfcaretta. Now tbe team b11 everytblar, in· blem is getting hold of aome idea. P011t'l':.i. •!1
1' it."'I' 1,, 2 Ev.mt IGJ
eluding money. -, tables to play on." He lays ·it out in simple J.LJ:O~'·-w r.' i;iJ1'.'.:::i= ~·.H· ,.
· · Tllll week tbe MWly ballt Pamell.I, wbicb PbDlJppe's crea· At the preaent, Wyrme is terms: !!P!. 'f.l. :1. Mc.I"-"' toi. w~1.,.
tloll 11 Cllkd, wm roll Mio tJle tract at Oatarll Motor Spftd-working 011 posslbillUet ot pro-"We can easily fit two tables -P~'r~~rn -1. E .. tmaJi 101 1.
WIY for itl flnt teat. Fabnl of tM es are st01 • weerttj curing the much-needed tables into the foyu area just outside ~ .~';. a. Rot11nsan 1'1• Whwi1119
tut 11 w111 be palllled • dart .... , 111 ....., tut H blends 1111o with • fellow OD! -.n1. the gym and probably flt tw• .,1lfi Ht,;;. \•~i::rr ... 'r.rrr·w.
tlte aplt.alt •Ute tnet. nat II latmled te eomtme uy spiel who happem to be the more just outside thaL" -Mc~i7 ... · R*-i P>""' 1. no -1 8t1ter be walddol •~Ille ear. --------------------'-"'-""-"'------I
fte Ps9e111 II -W a1ed te laaft 1e1 '¢\ef••y feataes In ......,...,...,ebull...t-ln ...... D--tbt
1111 leobd from Ille Vel-P.....W team's .... II -· H wlll
.-Ille ..,.. --at Jadlmpolla Ilda May lbet Ille
Mctarem did • year ago. la fad, me UODJ1D011• member of
• team claims:
. '· "Tllil w.1 ii lolnf lo male ~ ,... •• McLara loot Ute
... tnet."
Drq Raair l.t1red Into Db~ion
. You wouldn't think a drag racer cou!il be lured Into a poll·
tical discussion in a foreign coµntry. but that's what happened
to Larry Fullerton on Adelaide, Australla.
''«he peop1e I met were not too pro-American," Fullerton
said. "They made fuo of us a lo~ about our racial problem
and our eamomic situation.
'"Ibey are quite aware of our economy, because the Ameri-
can dolllT fluctuate. IO much over there. In the eight -ks I
was there the American dolllT W<lll up and down between $1.18
and $1.28 In relallon to the Australian dollar.
"The AU!lralians can't understand wiry we can't get our act
together."
One of the fa.urite subjecta In eocial gatberlngs Fullerton
attended "II' American foreign aid.
"While we were there," he said, "'there wu a hurricane in
Townsville. Forty percent of the town was under water, and
most of the town was de!lroyed. The American government
sent over $2.5 billion in aid. It wu in every paper, the Yanks
this and the Yanks that."
Ftdlerton Meant BWion, Not Million
· ·ualler lllie.stve lpM!lllaatac . l'l!il-• ladlled lie meat . •ma... -a B 11111 mtffln; wttll , .. M. • '
·Jl'allertalt .....t to Aallralla 111 ,Jate Ntvtmller ~ retm ned
· at Ille ead ol J1111WJ. Be -there to fl•• Ille A-tlielr ftnl ~at a .zelf'ia;p,._ ~'-ear lo tmee ,.... .
. · · J)rac ....... II• ;.polar .b!lt prtidl9e lllen. Fm _. lkep-
. ,lkal abeo1 FaUertoo at Ont, beenle Ille .Yalp•· ... been .. jJoeN ....... Wua'l linpteNlve. }r,. ' . ·"Oa Ille flnl .... , .. _,_ iellllll aldeways lrJlnf
. It 11pn ..t Ille tnek;1• F ,al h~t a Mid. "At Ille ad ti Ille
, l.i;!PI I WU over nl, and 11,M -.....t wlld. Tiiey woalda't · .J;l n fl' 11ome. 11 .,,,.~ wt ·If lllrted nlnfq bn1 al 4:11111 :'f~·.www., tbU etfiJbodJ weM Mme• Jet a p •bed."
:: :';. Allllrallu tract otllclal• tried at ftnt to ...... f-any
· :-ille Am.rtiu .or;...-, lilt -la a ..iaI pit area : ;did nt tu« ;Ne •. Tlaat dldll'ti .U, -.a t. hllertoli. · ·-..w, •1wn·-r . ...i_ 111ey_ mew-. Ille
......ae ...W ,.. Ille -and telli II a. . ·' ,......"Ometal1 tbel't 'tnated ... ...,.. JIU allle. °"' !au
'liere -'I pll•• rill tllall 1'oJ ww14' JOll llaJ -n
N_, ;..~" c.~ w.nt•c .c-pfeted
fllllerlca returned home on the ftt cl ·the · NllllA Wllll,er·
nalionOJ,j to' !hiil !hit bis new Troja llproo luaay car.,llaited
. lilve'-lbll earlier, waan't comploted. Trying lo qualify for, the • 'J'oolona ...... btiwif 111111 de,baglnc It. The ..... -e
, :· \;!lee l"h!le I!" lvas. backing up at I m.p.li. 'l'be nut wee!! a : : 'dllli>ll falled: . . .
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Ora111e Coast Collqe•a Skip By AL~ON ~OCKABEY • Joll1nl W11llaml on the !~ will Ire l'ullerton guards Jilek
4bo·re11 and Brad MeNlmara, Mt. San Antonio cdlr Don Spindler and Cer· ' ··~
Finl Team
Pleyer · Colleie Ht. Yr.
Aberta, Fullerton 8-0 SO.
McNamara, Fullerton 6-1 SO. SpUKUer, MSAC • 1 e.t so.
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player• on the flnt . team in-
clude Marina Hiih'a Dean
Bogdan and Weatmlnater'1
Teity Meisenheimer.
ALL..',Yi!!!'J. L&dUW i:r.:~·-"·
aorinal ·impact •poaitio...:wilh the
boct ol the left bllld lacm1 d'0111i
the taract lioe-they will IUib
the ball with & doifd. clubr ....
SOaietimea, however, they will
WUl!ams Is the Orlns• Collt ---·-iµ,;.UiCllU,....,..!U""' _____ _
• ! area's junior ~ colle1e ecoring
king' Jor the ll'll-12 buketball opason,. accordiJig to ~tlallcs
compUed by the D A I L Y
Primitite, Unacceptable
, H-eads Aboard Vessels :
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Kruldolf, CerrilOI .. 5 Jl:r.
Wllllaml, Or. Coast "7 .. SO.,
, 'Secoad Team .
Williama,'ldSAC &-% SO.
Antohl<. San D!e(• S.tl. .Fr.
Keyea, Slnta. Ana . . M 'Fr.
Boyil, FUiierton M SO.
Henry, SD Meaa 6-1 Fr.
f:i~Wr:!li:~· n I ~~tm;nai:, fr: ~ ". ... r. a. \..INlll', ,.. fr.
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J11111 WOrtlly (H!~~), J1y "\Cv '"'-~".:.~~'V,I, 0 Ir II•"
· ·, employ lhi• book arip but mo••
iato the ball with. lhe llutt ol tht
lcfl;bllld leadin1 (lllllstration IB).
This obVioudy will cau,. ~ lloll .
lo be struck wilh an CJ\)CD' dub-r.... Tlit rnuk will be • -·
I ausiat you plttern your pip
more aloq th• lioea lhon hi
lllllltnlion 211-with the bick ol
the kit bllld lootiq at the tarpt.
Theil, ii you nturJI to·lhil proper
impact JIOliti!>D u :you lltrib .lhc
ball, you Will bit your lhou more
I •..!. • ' or cu 1tr&1pt. . .
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DownhNI U.-th ... end otner 1hots ''' detllfld foi you 111 AmeW hlmlr'• bookltt, ''Trouble Shott." For ~r copy., Mffl. ·
• 20. Ind·• !ltlmped; Mff·lddl'tlMlll tnvlfopt to Amdd Paltnlf', frl
t .~el M MWSpeper.
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PILOT, Willlams, a sophomore, hit
an even 200 field gools and 100
free tArows in 24 Pirate games
!or · JOO polDll ·and a 20.8
average.· ·
Flnishlnc aecond wu Gclden
West ·1ophomore Jim
Alldenpn with 489 polnll and
an 18.8 average. Anderson
miaaed lbe final lour RusUer
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" 'Hffarbors, Heads, Horrors."
Thatis the ·uile of a paper by Donald R. Anderson, 1s.
sociat.e professor of engineering at Loyola University in
which he discusses the bugaboo of holding tanks proposed
for all vessels -including small pl~e boats.
EcoJogy-jazzed poliUcians who seem to think that fore.
ing all boat owners to instal1 holding tanks on their »
called "~boats" would solve the whole pollution prob.. 1.
lems in the ocean, bays, lakes and rivers, would do well
··to read ~derS01(s presentation.
Andenon lllrls with the ·premise that the "beads
aboard vesselS are· withou't question primitive and com-
pletely -unacceptable in an age when technology can put
us on the moon!' (Most boat owners ~ wholeh.eart.
edly agree. That's the reason they use their on board fa.
cililles a; seldom as pcssible.) '
·~·this Problem has come sharply into focus, a great
d,eal of emotionalism has become apparent," saws Andel"' ,, ·
eon. ••The result of this state of mind hU: been a drlve to •,·
close off all mWe heads." " . ORDINANCES REQUIRING heads lo be aealed while 'I y~ls are in harbor, and pressure to require all mnall
vessels to be equipped with holding tanks which can be
pumped out at dockside pumping facilities are being
.forced ()!) all sides.
'''It would seem that this nish to the 'ultimate' solu·
tion (hoUling tanks and pumping facilities) should be ex.. '1
amfned more .calmly and rationally 111},d all alternatives
~d be properly evaluated," Anderson observed .
The professor makes a distinction between harbors,
bays and the open sea and certain takes. 5ald he:
"Clearly, it a small watercraft discharges 1 flush,,, 1
hallway between California and Hawaii, no serious prob-;:
lem is liliely to result. Conversely, there are in the ,world ~
three olia;otrophic .lakes -Baikal Jn the Soviet UnioD; · .•
Crater Lake in . Oregon, and Lake Tahoe in California. . . '
· "These three lakes .have extreme clarity due to the "
lack of plankton growing within them. Their clarity Js due ~'
to the fact that these lakes are geographically young and '>(
ha,ve not as yet built up a background level of fertilizing ··
substances (nutrients). Action is two-fold today at Orange County ,Jnteniational "H~ce,. if W! d~_sire to. keep these lakes In their prit-
Speedway 'where the EndUro ttne stat~ we 1;1ilst not pennft waste residues from land
karts cOmpete with the or aquat\c· actiVities -or even runoff from fertilized lawns -to enter these lakes. If boats are used on these
regular weekly professional lakes, they must be provided with some type of holding
-b:an4icap bracket competition facility -if not for the whole waste, at least for the.tot.a)
and .trophji'acing. residue on evaporation."
· The · Enduro karts a r e ,/
fea~· froin noon to 4:30 11JT WOULD THUS SEEM obvious that our concem
p.m. following 9 a.tit. practice is not to estiblisb discharge requirtmerib .for the .opm
sessions and the admission is sea or for pristine lakes, but rather general requittmentS
$2. , , !or the many harbors and ancliorag'" 'In and· llUl?Ollrid-
General admilsiOft .for the ing the United States." · '
~ay·s activity ~volvu ~Na-Anderson goes Oitl. to .suggest that a better aolutlon ·to
t1q.nal Hot ROd. Association the pollution problems in 6ays and hatbors would be dredi· f
street_,clallll~·.., c .' .; i~ of the bottom loj£.e>.!id ~f wa~ -bolh natural and
,G•tes open it S!"!•i!'.rii.·I<><:;;". huiii~~ which~a<.turi1'~ed bvtr •period or years.
lluir .event, wilb. time trials ""'.typical harbor or anchorage could be dtsCribed ~Tur sand raclnJ 'onlap H , Jlrati!l!d (~tile miling';lrom top t?, bottom) wltb a
lrom,7:30 to•10:30 ·p.m. · relatl~ely. tqlck p(ganlc mud lying on the boltom. '
General adrriissionfor the ~This hJUdt ~~'' in I large part, or deb~s fl'OID; \• ~ apd ~racket racing~ia $3 · man s actlvlfies m Qie ~st .. Jt is. common to find fbti :·
!or adulll0$Hor' children 8&" parts ,llJld scalos :from. deonl!1g, 1111Xed wlth .U types of a.Ii '-ilnd 'lree "!or· children waate slailgf! Gil ·jiilbor ilQttoms. · ,, under ai:r · 'Turing peiiods of high water sulfate from new water · "<.
· from above permeates th~ muds and in th.iJ environ-~· -= = .. '
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are depleted to zero. Under such conditiOM, the sulph1te1
become inso1ub1e sulfides and are retained in the mud.
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season, these deposits may be exposed. The sullides vol-
atize and obnoxious odors result. It woUJd thus teem
clear that waters being discharged from surrounding
cities, industries and rilarine activities should not cootaiD
suspended 1idlids which will contribute to this problem.
"However, It is also clear that simply limiting dJs-
charge will not clear up this problem. Most harbors need
to be carefuj)y dredged to c1 .. r the. bottom before rigor·
ously· applied dischaJ:ge requirements can become truly
effective in maJ,nt.aining ideal anchorages."
. Allder .... mt on to point out that the pollution prob-
lem would never be solved tmUl the hydraulic character-
istics. of harbors were such that nutrients Will 'be adequaie.
ly and con~ally swept to sea-regardlt81 of their IO\ll'Ce.
"In the sea aild operi rivers," he ·said, "the nutriel)ts
may be a positive-force increasing the Jeyel of higher Ute
.forms in the-area."
A further· problem with-nutrients la the fact that plank-
ton produced will often die and settle1 to the bottom to
further ' contribute to the stready bad concUUon,'1 Andtr80D
"!Id. .
" AND THEN THE SBM at the criers-of-alarm over
marine beads:
.• "Relative to the nmoff from agricultural and garden
fertilizing c<>m~lned with lndu..trial and domestic· wute
discharges, the nutrient contribution& from watercrafl are
m.iniscule." , 'Affllenon agree! wilb tbO majority ol the boailn& ~
li!: Jhat ani llDotlng material dlscbarged ar thrown Into
the water is esthetk8;11Y , oJ;>Jectionable. 0 Db¢large ~
qu;renienls should not penrut tbe dl!charge ol floelable
substaDces tn · the water.,.
Wlial m06t landlubber· ecologists and polltlclana 11111
to re.uzi, I> that no !olida '<an . be discharged tbnJuih , a
marine bead: Even a ci8ar:ette butt watlld hppelesaly cloa
the primttive:·equipmeot. .
. So-called solid human wastes are so chopped up before
they' go through' a marine bead that they art hardly vi ..
ible. Tiny Oeckl of toilet tislue (tbe only kind ol. paper a
head will take) are often the only visible sign that a head
his been pumped. •
• Anderson notes that toxjc substances should alJo bf
prohibited. "But these are not normally present· in ship.
board ·waste unleu the. dllcharge contains preservatives
used in a bold.int tabk,'• be added. "ll I holding tank is
used, it .. """1d under no cl"""'1lllnce be dlscbarged
Into the aquatic envlruunenl . " . , IN SUMMAllY ~ERION not11 that a boot owner
at wort or recmtloil 'in the water near bJa boot d<lllU
to be prolected '-1111 -hUlrd -In addlt!oo -IO oervtntthe pabllo with the ._t"' bealtb, •
' AndereOll ilsted five tecomm<Qded dlochlrp requ~
ments for small veaelt!.' • · •
I. Biocbernlcai oxygen demand -.6 polDlds per day
, per veaael sleeping f"'l' perOOM.
2. No 1Ubiianti11 aottteabl• .. uas.
3. No substantial floating solids or liquids.
4. Nutrlenla ·-no requlremenL
5. Dttcharge lhall meel body contoct aporta requir. men ts. . •
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ARTIST'S CONCEPTION SHOWS NEW PHONE '1UILDING PLANNED FOR IRviNE
CofC Eyes '
'Small Guy'
Insurance
!rvine 1ekp~lwne
Office Under W<Ly
Newport Harbor Cbam~r 61 lnlonnal groundbreaking
C.Ommerce officials are Sludy. ceremonies launched a new
Ing possible sponsorship of 2 ~ ,000-square-fool telephone
an Insurance plan which would building in the City of Irvine
last week. ~e small businesses elilible The oile-o!ory..00-buement
for group medical benefits. structure at . 4918 Moulton
Jack Barnett, c h a bib er Parkway will terVt u a com-
manager, presented .t be b In e d electronic nltchll:ic
United Chambers Insurance system and plant · Rrvice
Trust plan to the . board of center facility for Paclflc ·
dir«tors . last week, a9ding . , Telephone.
that it has "the Possibility of Cesi.ol the project, including
getting small penons involved' land, building and sWi~
·in the chamber." equipment, is more thin $5.7
-""~. a--''--· lo· "~ct Buena Park, Costa Mesa, 'UllUU" ,.,._Ul.U6 "'6W•
Santa Ana, Garden Grove and manager Jim McMahon. ·
Fullerton chambers of com· Invited orUclals included
merce already offer the P.lan. Board of Su P e r v is o r 1 · · ·· chllnnan ll<mld Caapen Barnett said. , <;:it of lrYine Mayor WUliani ""
·The chamber would not ' F~cb aod Jnlne plaMl!'Jtl
tiecome an Insurance bulinOll, commiaalon cbllimlll Wayne ~t could sponsor it throqh • Clark. .
young "hot.shot" l~aftce 1 'He said the (•lte ' 'tn·
man or woman, he said. California'• newest-city was
"Right now the Pop and selected to provide the "'~
Mom stores, the small !inns in telepbone serv!Ce to the
with one to three . ll'OPI• are planned c o m m u n It 1 of
not 1blt to .get group in-Irvine.
surance,'' Barnett said. 'Ple .building, io •be Dlmed
Chamber president Robert the 0 Irvinl CID~ Ofllc:e", ii
Mc<:urdy agreed sponsorship scbeduled for completion .in mllht be 1 good "meml>vship February 1m, " t th in-Mi--•ct" and the idea" waa stalla~ of the electronic -,-u n! awltcbintl l)'ltem to . follow. re1~ to the e1ecu ve ~ • The ·~m-.ervtceu tarpt·dalt 11 nlittee of the ~-of direc-. s..tember· l'71. _ ..
ton. MclUboll llid the' 11tructure .
I The . plan, wlll be billlt of llump·blocll:.on
-· profldes holpital·SUJ1lcal, 1 reinfon:ed concrete lr11De
dllabillty incpme, ma i or_ with 1.claY tile lllblcle 11>0!.
mtdical. and . Hfe Insurance In1tl41 tmlllllttoa c1pacity
benefit!. -will . be In "'"""' o! ~tlOO
RE: U9UIDATION SAl:E
UNITS ,& S.F.R. 's LA. ARIA
" I Proportit• Appr1i11d ol '110,000.00
Yours for c.,h -,142,000.00
For lofo c:.t.ct: '.lolly McCINy
211·14Mftl
phone!!, adequate for more
than five years of growth.
The .llulldlag wlll boole 46
Paci!ic Telephone men .,and
wcmen .initially, with more
ll>an lllO .employes anticipated
within five yean.
· The Irvine area'• prefiles,
132. and 133, at present are
aerveCI from central. offices in
Ccirona de! Mar and Tustin.
Duigned by arch i tee ts
Ramberg and Lowrey of Santa
Ana the new building· is being
cooatruc:ted by SalleU and
McAdam of Co.ta Meaa. .
LagunaS&L
Telh· Record
'71 .Growth
Orange · County's o I d ts \
federally chartered savings
and loan uaocl1Uon, Laguna
Federal Savinll, recorded a
1r11 lltereaae cil 11.1 jlerceut in
11vinga -greoltr than the
naUOnal average, wbicb itaelf
eapei tenced record powth.
ln the annual report to
memben and llillreboldon of
the "Lquna .-tation,.Mlll
1Alml. Kllll, prealdmt, Did
_, -· to .. oll-tlmo bllh al ,IJ0 ... ,141. :
Llguna Federal S It Ion f I
paid teeOllJll.b6lden '5,Ml,211
In lnterelt In lfll, • 11.14 per.
cpl !ncruae ..... 'U'l1I •IJd
the Jars¢ amount Jn !he
orpn!DUoo'• blatory. '
Mlal Milli llid that duri111
lut year fM!,037 W 11
alloc1ted to reservea lrOm the
net income -bringing total •-•ea to •12,4'12.Htl, about
11.37 percent of the ... 1np
capital.
Lqulll Feder1l U1et1 ex:· perieOced 1.11 percent, jump
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Hit Hatti flDICAL BLOG., ' HUNTINGTIIM BUCH
Freeze Put Skids to Stock Profits
c11r111~!' k!lllCI Mlllil1r s.,..,1c1
When the Price Commis!iOn
ordered a one-month freeze on an rale iDCreUel by prJvately
~ Public ufilities, i1 was
bad_ news for utility stocks.
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World War JI," said Herbert one category ·or icompetJtors
Stein, chairman of the Council within•tbat se&ment.
of Economic A4vlsers, "and Utility. ·stocks ;have been
one or the biggest ever1 under ; ......... ~ ud
relative to gross naUonaJ pro-"! .. alf m!Wf ~a;.-t"d\tJded
duct... over their future . On the one
7 Suilos,_Schodulod Income '1910.00' Mt!.,
Soiling for $130,000 .00
Cou ''Y. fo ' lrok•r• t~i l,· t•
C-ct: .,...., McCw~
211·143-Afltr all, the rat., paid by
the users of utilities make up
the revenue base for the prcr
ducers of electricity, gu, and
commµnications systems. Put·
ting a lld .. 01rtbe rates they can
Obviously, such deficits m1y hand, ma.ny of ·them currenUy
prove useful in curb in e:jjar~e~Y~l•~l:d•:ng:·be:t:w=ee~n:_::•~•=nd~7~=~==~==;~==;=~====~~ unemployment, but they aJio: percent.
must be financed. This means •
-c1h a r g e obvioua1Y restrict!:
~Ir income.
C. Jackson Grayson Jr.,
cbalrman of the Ptice eom.
l1lission.. noted that public
hearings wouJd be held to
establish more e :1 p I i c i t
gWdellnes for regulating utili·
ty rates. Moreover, he held
out the possibility of rolling
back 10me of the uUlity·rate
increases already in effect.
Eleclrtc-uUllty stocks have
been amcing the hardest bit
recently in the stock market,
prompting a spate of com-
mentariea from Wall Stree~
The consensus new eeems' to
be ·thal·the clouded rate pic-
ture repreaenta onjy part <ii
the problem.
Perhaps of m o r e fun-
damental importance is \be
led'1'al budget deficit and its
likely µnpact on the fuum~
costs of electricity and gas
productra. These companies
must . constanUy ta:p t b e
capital markets and are
8niong ·the largest coDBUmers
of capital in American iJl..
dustry.
At prosent, the federal
ialdget deficit for the flloa1
yelr ending next June :JO i;
projected at aome $31.1 billion.
The administratiOn, moreover l
ii pegging.the probable deficit
for llacaJ 11'73·at $25.5 blllioo.
"We are rUnning-tbe .bigg'ttt-
budget deficit ever, except for
the federal government mutt
compete as never before ~
prtvate·lndustry in the capital
markets.
Peuimlsts predict that ln-
tereit.rates must inevitably be
dri"'1 upward. The result u
far as the utilities are con-
cerned, would be higher COl"'9
and ~,squeeze oo profit mar.
gins1
Th"' squeeze would be
especially intense if the Price
Commisaion were to continue .
to •!and in the way ol ~~
boosb. How far it wlll .c~
its attempts to regulate uwlti
rates remains to be seen.
"To attempt to I i mi t
elecfric.rate increases by any
·ai:I>itrary ataodard would ·lie -
dangeroua to the bnlth ol tlle
nation's economy and
therefore contrary to the ob-
JecUvea of the President's
·price-irtabiliJaUon program,"
said Shearon Harris, chairman
of the Edison Electric
lnstitute.
In recent testimony Wore
the Price Commission, Mr.
Harris suggested that., any
curtailment of the induStry'1
construction programs due to
an inability to raise ·rates
could re.sult in future Im-'
peirment of·-· -He urged that . the :JO.day '
freeze on utility-rate boosta lit •
11rf:scinded at-ooce0 and, llkl ..
Jt wu t•cJearty-cti.9Crlniln•
tory" since it w a 1 aWlJc-
oble-to ooly. one ~
of the· eco~y '8d lo' Jll!lY
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15.21 per month for ,
.Full New Car Maintenance?
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write . or · cajJ -~Ck LIRue,
M1n1Jtr, The 'Hcillliter Ranch, P.O.
Box 101, Gavlota. Calilonlla 13017
(805) -153Z.
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.Reforms Under Way ...__
Congress Eyes Real Estat,e Overhaul ' .
~entury Shores
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'.-Sales Booming
WASHINGTON -Sb\>cked . bJ disctosurea of a scandaloua
,l}'ltem ol ldckbackund over·
cbatges in the "sett1ement
and argue that a similar kind ;,; · of "no faulL" ttue lnluraoce ffome1 •! Century Sboret downstair1 offn a eotn·
would e!Jm!!iate a lot o{fetl, residential comm.unity In Hun-blnllion oountry ldtchen-lami·
The Poot series also pointed up .tlngton Buch Ire receiving ly llvlq area. ·
that titles may be searched by · ovenrhe.lmlng' public response Century Shores boti"ies ,~ff er
• , COits" involved in buying a
home ... both the adminlstration
and Congress are stlddenly
pttlng involved. Some sweep-ina: reforms are expected to .,.,.,,. out of It shortly.
• laDd developer, then pd brisk sales to match. a number of custom exterior
• 1 s e a r c h e d 1 • agaln--un-' The, ~home community and interior llgbtinl fldure•, ...
neeessarUy and at the buytr's opened for prHalea. just a and large two-car 1anges
upense -when a home is year and a halt ago and has with spacious working and
For years home buyers in
many parts of the country
laave suspected they were
being ''had" by the system.
But nobody was do Ing
anything about it until a re.-
cent series of articles in the
purchased. accounted for 1 record $$.S storage areas.
SAVINGS UNCLEAR mlllloD In sales. A final unit of "Home buyers also ap-
How much settlement eotta 50 homes 11 now available at preclate the convenience to
could be brought down by !he !he community located on abopping -six major allop-
Jegislation being proposed in Bushard and Atlanta two ping centers are within a two-
Congress is something even miles from the ocean. mile radiUs of Century Shores,
the Banking Committee's staff "More than 75 percent of and convenienct stores are
experts do not know at this our buytn are apartment nearby,•• noted Brengle ..
point. But in high-cost areas, residents ln their middle or "Another plus factor ls our • • Wuhlngton Post detailed hid·
' den charges and kickbacks have to sign an affidavit that apparently, it could be late twenties,'' noted Glen 11mog·fr.ee climate due to the
he did not give or receive any substantial. Brengle, vice president of PBS sea breeze 365 days of the ' among lawyers. title insurers,
and real-estate agents.
As it happened, Congress
wu about to consider a big
measure that would substan-
tlally overhaul · many of the
nation's housing prograrna ..
The omnibus bouaing bill pro-
'rided a ready-made opportunJ.
1J to attocb amendmenb deal· In« with aettlement c:oeta.
kickback or referral fee. The Patman bill would re-Corporation, the developer of year."
Particularly revealing in tbt qui.re lenders to pay for set.. Century Shores. Priced from #7 ,995, the
HUD rt th 'd • h ~ · ed f homes are ilvailable with FHA repo ~as e w1 e tlement charges that do not 'T ey are gener y t1r o dl!parity in 11ettlement costs directly benefit tM home renting and lfre loo ·ng for a and VA finaocing.
from state to state. These buyer, such as lenders' Utle spacious living environment In Fully decorated modelJ are costs, covering title searches insurance roverage. Leg a I a young community with a open Iron 10 l:.m. till dud:. To
and insurance, aurveys, credit fees would be paid by lenders, aetting Ideal .for growing reach Century Shores, take
reporta, awral.sala, termite hr unless the home buyer hired children. Since the .tnajorlty of the San Diego Freeway to
• • ' ' apectkm, and other charges, his O'ifD lawyer. In practice. our buyera havt at least two Brookhurst 'and proceed west
l'll!ied from a low of l303 in the lender's lawyer Often ends children, Century Sh• r e 1 ' to Adami and nortb to
, Recently !he Senate Banking c Committee agreed to a
SOU!h Dakota to a high of up handling both aides of a cloee proximity to achool and Bushard. '!be community i5
•11060 in Maryland, with an transaction. beach recreation areas is cer~ located on Bu!hard and Allan·
average of fSMI. The bill would o u t J a w • talnly an attractive feature." ta. measure sponaored by Sen .
., William Proxmire .(0-
Wlsconsln) to get at the pro~
" lein. It would require the ~ Department . of Housing and
, Urban Development to set
~ muimum settlement charges.
~ on a regional basis, on loans
ORDER LISTED kickbacks. commissions paid Home buyers have a choice Century Shores is a develop-
The states (or districts) to lawyers by title inurance of five separate floorplans ment of PBS Corporation,
.with the highest closing .costs companies. and interlocks with 15 elevations. The largest which is building single and
are, in order: J\faryland, between lenders. insurance design is a two-story model multi-family developments a.t • o e I aware , New York, companies, and a PP r a is al with four bedrooms and two weU as mobile home perks
Alabama, the District or firms. Lenders would have to baths. This plan p I ace s throughout Northern and
financed by the Federal Hous-t Ing Authority or Veterans
!; Acbninl5tratlon.
Co I um b I a, Virginia, pay interest to home buyers CATHEDRAL CEILINGS INCLUDED AT CENTURY SHORES IN BEACH children's rooms on the SOUthern California and
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, on the monthly payments kept upstairs level, and the Nevada. Washington, California, and in escrow for real-estate tax-I-----------------------------'---..:...---:....:.-:....::..:_.:.....:.....:....:....:.:....::. ______ _
Florida. The fact that the two 'es .
biggest states, New York and
Pennsylvania, are among the
highest indicate that a lot cf
support will be forthcoming in
Congress for reform. t-
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ITRONGER llJLL '111REATENED
In the House, an even
llnlDpr bill ~ by !he
..: Blnking Committee chairman,
: Wrilbl Patman (0) of Texaa, • would include aettlements on
" COOfttltlonal bank-financed
mortgages as well~ It would
ltr1ke directly at a numbe~ of
common practices in l:he
mortgage-lending and title-in-
surance bull.neu.
Now HUD has released a
study of settlement charges
.. that bad been in the works f~r
~ a couple of years. And HUD JS
.: expected to announce that it
Tbe pattern of setUern•nt
costs seems to vary widely
from one section of the coun-
try to another. The Post
articles, for instance, found
that a $40,000 house in Boston
involved settlement costs of
about $800, whereas a house of
the s ame price in
Washington's suburbs had
cost.a ·totaling $2,500.
In one controversial Pf1r
posal, Patman would have ti-
tle Insurance on federally in-
IUl'ed mortgages p r o v 1 d e d
through a federal pro-
gram-seriously threatening
the existence of private tltle-
insurance companies. A few
days ago the trade association
for title-insurance companies,
which had been lobbying
against the holding of con-
gress ional hearings on closing
costs, announced support for
some federal reaulation of set-
tlement coats If sta'te regula·
lion proved unfusible. will establlah maxtmum ael·
tleinent charges on a 11
federally insured mortgages.
· : Lenders will allo have to give
borrowers • list of estimated.
aelllemeot charges when !hey
• mpply for loans, on standard
fecleral forms. And each party
; bm>Jved in the settlement wW
One of the areu of COil4.
lroversy involves t l t I e
searches. Advocates of reform
in the system of tiUe searches
and insurance charge that the
costs involved in the present
1ystem are unnecessary. They
compare their .R r op o s e d
refonn to the ... movement In
auto lnsurance toward no-fault
The need for federal in-
tervention was demonstrated
recently in Maryland .. Even
after !he expose In !he Post,
tile atate Legislature defeated
legislation that 1"lUld have cut
into the JueraUve Jegal fees
and other aetilemenl com . .
Beaeh•Valley Area
Realwrs Map ;ictivities
Robert M. Govin and other fermce will be conducted to
offtcen of the Huntington emphasize techniques Realtors
Beach-Fountain Valiey Board and their salesmen can use to
ol Realtors met recently with meet the needs of buyers in
Ja1epb B. Carnahan of today's real estate market," ' ~ Nartbridge, president of the he said. "The CREA has put
~ cautomJa Real E a t a t e together an outstanding group
• Allocialion, 1.an L. Beckstead, of speakers. Their expertise
' ezecutive vice president, and will not onJy benelit the real-
memben: ot the Realtors tors and SJlesmen who attend,
Institute, educational arm of but should help them serve
the 59,000.member organlza. t h e i r c I t e n t B m o r e
tion' to complete plan for tlie -~thoroughly."
Ul!JC)aUon's 1972 educational CREA president Carnahan
activities In !his area. told the Realtors at the
. Govin announced that tbe meeting that this is the
· Huntington Beach .. Fountain twent.r-fifth year the associa·
; Valley~ of Realtors an6 £ion. bu -Conducted a con-
• CREA will co-sponsor an ference of thia type.
educational and aales con· Beckstead r<poried !hat one
. ference for; local .~tors and of the nation's top sales
salesmen in Anaheim at the trainlna: and motivational con-
. Dim:leyland Hotel on Wed-sultaiiU:, Art Mortell of
netday, March B,. Malibu caJlfornla will be the 11Selllng is Communicating'' featured speaker 'at the coo-
ts the theme of the conference, ference on the s u b j e c t
: according to Govin. "Thls con-''Challenge to Change." '
: Big Boy Set
.. In Huntington
~ Bob's Big Boy restaurants
•1 bu leased 37,.fOO square feet ~ of vacant land on t b e
' Northwest comer of Edinger :. :A venue and Gothard Street in
\ HtmtJngton Beach for con.
~ ltnlction of another Big Boy
~ rutllD'ant.
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According to Arthur Godi of
Stockton, chairman of the
CREA Realtors InsUtute, a
new book publilbed by tbe
alsociatioo, bearing the con.
ference title will be distributed
to everyone attending. The
book cootalna cbapt•n by auc·
cessful real e at a t e prac-
titlonerl dilcusllng the newest
tecllnlques In listing, ad·
vertlaing and 1<lllng p,._.iy,
God! aaid.
An examination given at the
close of the one-day seMion,
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he said, will entiUe tboSe with
passing grades to one unit of
credit toward the Graduate
Realtors Institute ( G RI )
educational certificate and
designation. He said 111 units
of credit and three years' ex-
perience as a member of a
Jocal board of Realtors are re-
quired to obtald the
certificate.
Mary Riggle of N o r t h
Hollywood, chairman ol !he '
CREA S8le1I' cmference Cofu.
mlttee, bu aniiounced that
subjeru and l)>eal<en to be
presented on the confer.nee
program are: 1lffow to Com-
municate in LiJllng" by Don
Cooley of san ·Jose, 11How to
Communicate In Selling" by
Peppy Mayer of Fremont, and
"How to Communica~ in Sell-
ing Apartments" by Danny
Fogel of San Diego.
Moderator wlll be Jerome
Blank of Albany.
A new 30-mlnute motion pic-
ture in color produced by
CREA will be shown to
participants at !he conference.
Titled "Selling I I Com·
municating," it dramatizes the
mistakes a young salesman
makes by not obR:rving the
"body language'• of his prOl-
pecls and hearinJ what tl)ey
say and bis eUecbveness wbeii
he does. It is the newest in a
series of CREA training ftlms
being used nationally.
"Thls kind of educational
conference," sald G o v I n 1 "helps Realtors and their
salesmen to understan bet-
ter the real needs and wishes
or their clients and ways of
serving them."
The conference is one of 17
being held in various parts ol.
the state during the aprlne
montba.
Gould Speaker
For Seminar
Thomas A. Gould, personnel
director for Grant CorporaUon
ol Newport Beach, wilt be tho
featured speaker at !he Na·
Uonal Association of
HomeMlllden Marketing and
Management Seminar I n
Orlando, Fla., March W.
Gould Will ipeal< to the
-· wldclt will attract key bomebulldtng etecullves Project Illes DWUlpl' Stu McFarland Oeft) and .al-~nJIJM CrJll 111111'14 alesman of the month Jionaft .bi Jan.W, lor Ille M'llaton Viejo Company. ~ bad 21 net aaJee ltj. tbe Now Se•il\• tract
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from lllrotl(lboul Iba natloa, on
"AttrlCllnr and lletalnlng Key "r""""1" on Wodnooday.
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Here's how you dress for ''working''
in ·your yard'at The West Nine.
Those.lush green fairways, lakes,
trees, and rolling hills in your
"front yard" are part of the
18-hole El' Niguel Country
Club, and it's a setting
everyone enjoys from their own
private lanai at The West Nine.
Condominium homes
are influenced by Spanish-style
architecture with red-tiled roofs
arches, and cool, massive walls. '
Every comfort is rovided inside:
built-ins, ample :l'oset space, a
choice of 2 or 3 bedrooms and
2 baths.
l3esides being great for
sellers, all of the recreations of
L8gUDa Niguel are waiting: a
bearh t.o stroll OD, an ""'811 t.o swim .in·
There's tbe El Niguel Country C!Cb
and Laguna Niguel Tennis Club
(membenlhipe are available t.o both
Clubs); Dana Paint Marina, "hmne port"
for Laguna Niguel, is but 4 niiles away.
As a t.ot.8Ily planned mmmunity,
Laguna Niguel has li -. cl . hand. ,f!VerY VJ1lg convemence oee at Find out bow
easy this new kind of carefree home is to
own (your ou1iide maintenance chores
are all taken care of). Come out t.oday
for ·a sample of great living and great
Direct.iom: 'llllre
Sanl>leao-Bonla ,,.,,. Fro.w.y
(Hi&'hway fi) -to Cron Vallq
Pmway. Follow
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Pad<way until :im
pt to liJns dll8Clin6
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v8l1ie. The West Nine.
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ASTROCOURT POPULAR AT TURTLE ROCK
Most VerNtil• Room Under the Sun
1972 BonanzaP
3 Million Units · Possible
By JOHN CUNNIFF
NE~ YORK (AP) -It Is possible though not prob-
able this year that, for the first time in their history,
Americans will build tllf~e million or more housing units
in one year.
Factors exist that make the goal appear within reach:
Population growth and movement, family formations. the
availability of mortgage and building funds, ,pent up de-
mand, a!Cluent second-home buyers.
Following inimediately after a big year in 1971, whtn
more than two million units were built, the 1972 projec-
tions indicate that America is on its way toward solving
one of its most distressing problem, that of decent hous-
ing. '
But in doing so, it may be creating other challenges
that if not succesfully resolved will mean more problems.
One of the developing challenges concerns mobile
homes. Once they weren't even counted in the housing
statistics. Now they are being built at the rate of more
than half a million units a year, and appear to be per-.
m8').ent feature of the hou sing industry.
This means that towns must adjust their tax rates as
greater burdens are placed by mobile homes on utilities,
schools. police and fire departments and other civic func-
tions. Mobile homes are now often taxed as vehicles.
Rezoning problems are bound to arise or increase a5
the pressure for mobile home space grows. Strict regula-
tions cover sites in most urban areas. Will they have to
be strengthened or related?
Conventional housing has been priced beyond the
means of many families, but a mobile home can be bought
new, furni shed, for less than $6,000, although land costs
or rent must be added to that. '
Still. it is without questiQn the least eipensive hous--
Jng. and it is often very attractive housing aS well,
Ff?r several years it was customary to say that the
mobile home induatry was successful mainly because o(
the unavailability of conventional housing. When conven-
tional housing became available, it was fell that mobiles
would decline.
If the desire persisted for quick, efficient housing such
1111 offered by lhe mobiles, it was widely believed that
modular housing, similar In concept and factory built
would saUsfy cus1omers.
That has not been the case -at least not lmmtdiately.
While modular housing gradually is cootributing to the
bouaing boom, sales of mobiles has accelerated.
In 1964 !ewer than 200,000 unil> were shipped. By
1968 the number exceeded 3001000. In 1969 the total ruch-
ed 300,000. List year 435,000 units Were shipped.
And thia year the industry foresees sales ol nearly
150,000.
NOW!
A New
Bradford Place
Sneak-Preview
Opening
In Santa Ana!
tlie from
·Bi-ad ford
Place ~® "4-11
SANTA ANA Hl'l ~1.t--{,
AnolMf ucitlnJ 811dfOl'd Plau commLI· ( f ..:
1lity opens lfl sant1 At11! Now 7011 c1n ""°"' lnto your own towne llornt! Supe1b
2. 3 g. •·bedroom, 1 & 2·slo/y lownt H"-"'"f-=-,~N,j
hofrle residences. Priv11e 11tldents·only
ricriation f1 cill ty -Nllh he1t1d pool, l...J--.'-'-~"°'
Grounds upkeep & exterior b11lldin1 m•in· Sties Ottic.e:
tinanc• proYid1d. Act now durinf lids 3000 S. S,c1~or1,
fibulous Pre~iew Salt. B11dfctrd Place 11 Sanl a A~•· C1hl. 92101
Slnla Ana. fin e home~. CllOice loc.illon. O~n d1dy 10 1.m ••
Srn1rt Investment. ll's whtlt 1011 oulhl lo di.M.. (714) 971·1&3l 1 lo HJ
,..,. $19,995 """~"-""~·
Sund,y, Ma.J 5, 1972 DAILY PILDJ • I
Smith Among Top ·u.s~ Home Bu.ild~rs
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Proof of the siriking succest-"' , Cowan Hei&hts, Tustin and
oll!lchard B. Smith's building PlaconU..
philosophy lies in lhe lact that Under Ille ruic!anc. ol
hi• !inn b!Jilds and sells more Smith, the corporallon has
than 500 homes annually -1 earned Jts place among the top
slali.stic that piacu Richard ID buliders Jn Orance County,
B. Smith, Inc., in. the top S winning such awards as the
perctnt of the n • t ton 's American Builder's naLIOnal
buildel'I. grand prize !or design and
Richard B. Smith, .Inc., has value,' two special ,wards of
been in the business of con-merit, plus a grand prize and
structing quality homes in an award of distinction in the
Orange C.Ounty since 1960. The Gold Nugget competition for
building firm's award-'fl'lrlning western builders.
Broadmoor Homes can be Smith's real estate career
seen in Harbor View Hills, began in lt48 when he joined
Turtle Rock and Big Canyon the Long Beach orfice or
(all developments on the Walker & Lee, Inc. He follow-
Jrvine. ranch), aS well as in ed that with a tw«>-yeu
asaoclation with Everttt O.via
" SoM ol Corona dtl Mar' jwil
prior to strlklna out on his
own.
The Smith lheory o I
building -a unique ·com-
bination of mass construction
eoonomy, custom desip and
superlative quality -has
calapulled the home building
firm from a one-man opera-
tion to its present efllclently
managed staff of more than 40
men aod women ; from it§
cramped quarters in a con·
verted old house on Irvine
Boulevard in Tustin, to its
present modern, low-rise oC·
fice bl'.Jilding, also on Irvine
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At 1\lrtle Rock, Irvine, '°"' structlon of the ninth and
tenth units of Broadmoor
Homts is nearing completion.
These three and four bedroom
homes are priced from $3.1.,790
to "50,590 with conventional
financing available.
Every Broodl1\00I' Turtle
Rock home features what the
builder calls an ELF (en-
vironmental living fonnal) -
a skillful blend of creature
comforts and nature, styled
for active Southern Callfomia
families. These 1 p a c i o u s
homes stress privacy. and (lf·
fer· such features as pools,
patios, gardens and the e1-
clll.!ive Astrocourt -the room
with a roof that affords
privacy for sunbathing. en·
tertaining, or even sleeping
under the stars!
Another phenomenon is the
Broadmoor .development at
Big Cariyon In Newport Beach,
were Richard B. Smith, Inc.,
has constnlcted 7S luxurious
homes priced from $75,000 to
$115,000. In the face of a
downward trend in t h e
market, the first 68 luxury
homes were sold out four
weeks after the golf course
community opened. And seven
more wtre added recently to
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meet preaslng demanda for
lh.,. oul>landlng h om e ' ,
Another 50 Broadmoor Btr
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Jn January, Smith opened ii~
first increment (IO units) (lf
Broadmoor Villa Homes . in
Placentla, a townhome
development stresslrrg the in-
creasingly p o p u I a r maN"t-
tenance-lree lifestyle afforded
by professionally maintained
common areas. Residents of
Broadrnoor Villa llomes no
longer have to concern
themselves with cleaning the
pool, mowing the lawn, trim·
ming the treeii or shrubs.
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Curs.a the luck I We have the most popu.lar you can turn into anY1h!ng you want. The price is .._ ·
homes in Newport Beach and now we re running only $47,700 and1t's1ust one of six models we'll .a. "
out of land. show you today. MNTA-•
Only a few more of these homes can be built The Harbor View neighborhood is entirely
and one of them can be yours, if you don't dilly-walled, to make it unusually Quiet and private. The
dally. homesencirclea school site, central park and fam-
Harbor View Homes have their own Newport ilyrecreationcfubwithswimmingpool.Justdown
Beach look. They're spacious and comfortable, the road, all the fun of Newport Beach awaits you.
with a tang of salt air in their design. The Portolino Come see our final Harbor View uni) today. He
(above) has three good-size d bedrooms. two who hesitates, ere.
baths, a powder room , a formal dining room , 24-Take the San Diego or Newport Freeway to Mac-
foot-long family room and a big "idea space " that Arthur., then go south ro Ford. Road.
HARBOR VIEW HOMfB
In the lnine Planned Environment.
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~11e.sltriata Cent.,r J . .. '/
:'Seaside Stables'
:Given Facelifting
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tea'~ Uiat familiar C.oast
Hlgtiway landmark just aoulh
ol Corona dtl_Mor, lw been
eom~etely transformed into
the Irvine Equestrian Center
with completion of the first
phase of a major im·
provement program.
ly in the tackroom area, which
will be dresaed up with new
walls and roof~ to make them
more attractlve,'1 _Sandling
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Documenting the switch in othtr age groups were down, payment&," Fulton Uld. "SUd·
the new borne mar~et to ~centage-wlse. 11le ~umber denJy, young famiUes wantina:
smaller, lower-priced homes of homebuying famihes in thelr own home had a wide
for younger buyers, a com· which the age of the ~ of choice of housing and the
puter analysis of 7,826 new houaebold wu under~ roae to ability to buy.'.' ho~ shows Iha! -com-12.s percent of lhe lotal In 1971 Looking al tm, Fullon sees
pared to 1970 -the 1971 from 7.5 percent in 1970. ln the a healthy but more normal
homebuyer was t.4 years 25-to-l> age bracket, the in-situation with no pent up
younger, earned $1,491 le.ss, crease was also considerable. market.
and bought a home that was from 27.5 percent to 31.8 "Interest rates should re-
159 sq. ft. smaller and $1,948 percent. main low, keeping monthly
cheaper. --rile homes these families payments down. Apartment ownen are mak.lng rent acj.. The analy11is was ·made by bought averaged 1,597 square juslments, but the family that
the Marketing Ser v ices feet in aU.e and $30,479 fin really wants 8 home will buy,
Division of Walker and Lee, price. comparable figures or especially the family with
Inc., the nation's largest 1970 were 1,756 square feet children who have outgrown
residential realtor with 1971 and $32,437. thelr apartment. They will be~
qles of 10,303 new and ex-All three lower price ranfes •--· I I
"Qriginally, most of the
horse owners built their own
structures out of odds and
ends, and the effect, I'm
•!raid, was pretty unsightly,"
E. A. Sandling, lcvine Com-
pany marinas and recreation
Horse owners have a broad
choici of stabling facllitie3 to.
choose from at the center.
These include a ~horse cor·
ral. a 2.>horse corral, a six to
eight horse corral, individua
w o o d paddocks, individual
metal paddocks, and metal
box 11talls enclosed with wood
planking and a 12 foot by 24
foot run attached. A 11
enclosures provide overhead
protection from the elements.
Fee! range from $30 to 180 per
month.
INTERIOR OF ALISO VILLAS COUNT RY HOME CONDOMINIUM IN VIEJO
isting homes. Included in the demonstrated substan ial able to Cnuv~oode horom 1 arge
computerized report were growth : under · $20,000, up selection of log --"-A mes, manyd
f t nd It 2 6 7 Imm 4.3 to 1.3 percent of the of them w111111Use& an
manager, said. ..... ac s a gures on , I new *" .. 000 1 fourplexe!I, which fit well into
"Since Irvine took over the
pJace about a year ago, it has
been engaged in an extensive
program of remodeling and
improvement. Eventually, we
hope to have the finest riding
facility in Southern
California," Sandling said.
Mission Viejo Tract ~
home sales made in 1970 and total, $20,000 -..,., • rom • led "'
5,209 sales completed last 3.2 to 7.2 percent ; and $24,000-!~~:~ · leisure-orien .u.il year. , $21,000, from 17.8 to 24.3_..;._ _______ _
George Fulton, director of percent. ''We have 20 rental horses,"
5andlinr said, "and we plan to
add 10 more to help take care
or the demand. We have been
amazed at the number of peo-
ple who come out to rent
horsel!I . We· 11tarted our rentals
last July. put a sign up, and
took It down one day later
because so many people show-
ed up. All during lhe sum-
mer-without a sign or any
advertising-we turned away
as many as 50 people a day."
Professionals Clwose Aliso the Marketing S e r v i c e s While the four-bedroom re-
Division, said that the total in· mained the most popular
eludes more than 100 new model, accounting for 47.1 per-
hQme developments offered by cent of the total of 1971, it no
New fences and hitching
rails have been built, new
walkways put · in and many
new wooden and metal pad-
clocks installed for the 200
hones currenUy boarded. Ir-
vine has built one large riding
rtn1 120 by 260 feet for instruc-
tion and training, and plans to
add another.
Some of the other new
features at the equestrian
c*nter lnclude washing rack!
for the horses, ao elevated
stanchion that lets an owner
clip his bor&e in comfort, and a. hoL walker, an electrically-
driven exerciser that walks
four horaes in a circle. There
alto is a new lounge area
where snacks and soft drinks
are available.
construction will start soon
t1n a new 150 root by 300 root
riding ring suitable for ~.m-•
pelittve events, such as JUm·
ping, roping, and barrel races.
A judges' stand and a public
addreu system will permit
this arena to be used for
lhows and other special events
planned for the future.
uwe plao plan to add many
more lights to facilitate handl-lnc hors" at night, particular-
From the rider's p o i n t of
view. the location of Irvine
E qu es t rian Center is
i d e a 1-s i tuated between
Newport Beach. and Laguna
Beach, yet with an out-h~ttie.
country atmosphere. In the
immediate' area, there are
more than 175 acres to ride
over, including a wide stretch
of beach, easily reached by
safe trails.
To the east, just across the
Coast Highway, $00 acres of
hills and canyons are open to
riders from the center via an
und erpass.
Guided trail rides may be
arranged, Sandling not e.d .
Ridell to Bommer Canyon,
where the Irvine C.Ompany has
outdoor barbecue pits and pie·
nic tables, are being planned.
The equestrian center is
open daily from a a.m. to 10
p.m.
Aliso Villas country home
condominiums at Mission Vie-
jo are attracting a wide range
of profes11ional people, both
married and single, according
to Don Schulz, general sales
manager or the building
systems division.
Schulz said the new buyers
include several s c h o o I
teachers, a number o f
manu!8cturer '1 sales
rep ra sent at iv es an ac-countant. a director o f
merchandising, a professor of
sociology, a chemist. a
veterinarian, a park ranger,
and a wig stylist.
The $10 million community
in the rolling hills of northern
Mission Viejo i11 IOcated near
the intersection of Lo11 Alisos
Boulevard and J e r o n i m o
Road.
VA financing, with no down
payment and minimal closing
costi'is available at Aliso
Villas, with prices starting as
· low as $17,700. FHA and
conventional financing is also
available.
A spacious swimming pool
with patio and sundeck area ,
reCreation building, park and
picnic area and children's play
over 50 builders. Ninety per-longer was favored by the ma-
facilities are feitures or· the range and continuous cleaning cent of the homes were sold in jorlty, as it was in J97'0 when
Aliso Villas Recreation Center. oven ; waste d i s po s a Is : Southern California · with the it was purchased by 53.&
Five distinctive models are .'acoustical eeilings: resilient remainder divided between percent. Last year, three-
available. noor tiles; carpeting in living Northern California and bedroom home3 increased in
Unit D, a two-story, three-room , master bedroom. hall Arizona. Approximatel:v 15 per-popularity from 34.& to 38.2
bedroom, two and one-half-and stairs; as well as fenced ceot were sold by Walker and percent. Two-bedroom models
bath model, features a walk-in private patios. Lee with the remainder hand!-also were up, from 6.8 to 9.8
closet. private I au n dr y · -·6plional features include air ed by builders• sales staffs. percent.
facilities and an enclosed conditioners, dishwashers, wet Fu lton noted that the "There are a number of
garage. Unit C offer!! the" bars, mirrored w a r d r o b e average buyer dropped In age reasons behind this dramatic
same features as Unit D, but doors, and gas . burning from 36.2 yea rs in 1970 to 34.8 swing to smaller, Jower-~riced
has two bedrooms upstairs, fireplaces. Landscaping, home years in 1971. If the average homes for younger families,''
rather than three. exteriors and c·o mm on family had a single wage Fulton said. "There was a
Unlike many condominiums facilities are maintained by earner, his salary declined "The very high interest
on the market today, Aliso the community for a modest from $14,824 to $13,333. And if rates prevalent at the time
Villas offers both two-and monthly fee. the wife worked, which hap-forced home payments to such
three·bedroom , one-and two-To reach Ali so Villas, take pened in one third of the cases. a high level that builders were
bath models in single-story or the San Diego Freeway to the the average was down from forced to reduce the size of
two-story floor plans. Standard El Toro Road exit, dri ve.east $17.113 to $16,132. their homes to bring monthly Moves Vp
features include step-down liv· on El Toro Road and follow "This, of course, does not payments down to an af-
ing rooms, walk-in closets and the signs to the models. mean that people's incomes fordable level. So. many Matt LaBorde of Cor·
powder rooms. AH units have Mission Viejo, which broke were actually going down in builders began constructing ona del Mar. former
sliding glass doors opening on-all sales records in 1971, is 1971," Fulton stressed . "It smaller homes for lhe apart-Costa Mesa Realtor
to either patios or sundecks , a also continuing to sell homes means that conditions made il ment renter market for has been appointed
private entry and enclosed in three other neighborhoods: easier for younger couples delivery in early 1971. district manager of
garage. bAI lso , 0.nliked many New Madrid with prices rang-with lower incomes to buy "Coinciding with t his Colwell Properties, Inc.
compara Y Pr 1 c e con-ing from $33,500 to $44.995: homes." availability of lower-priced He \Viii be responsible
dominiums, each hotie has its New Seville, from $24.995 to The big change in home models, a dramatic interest for sales and operatiQn·
own separate, private utility $34,895: and New Eldorado, buyers was the increase in tbe rate drop early in 1971 al activities along the
arFea. :i , nd . t from $24,995. under-JO markel while all substantially lowered monthly Orange Coast. am11y privacy a qu1e 1------------------------------------------are assured since no one lives
above or below any dwelling
unit.
Aliso Villas feature built-in
DOPENING!
SeaTerraceTownhomes at Laguna Niguel.
Spectacular ocean views withTownhomes attached.
This is the new look of living on
California's coastline-luxurious sea Terrace 'lbwnhomes at
Iaguna NigJ1el.
Situated on gently rolling
hills, the views at sea
Terrace 'lbwnhomes are ~
unforgettable: sailboats, · ;~ ~
blue wat.er, and Catalina Island in the distmice.
Choose from one and two story models, 2-3-4
bedrooms with up to 212 baths. All-electric kitchen,
forced air heating, large walk-in closet.., wall-to-wall
carpeting, All you could possibly desire is here.
You'll find Laguna NigJ1elis a fun place to live. The
climate is great and everything you need is close at
hand. Golf or tennis your game? Memberships are
available to both the El Niguel Country Club and the
Laguna Beach Tennis Club. And the beach, with your
ownprivateentranceandparkingaree,is3blocksaway .•
Further south, 212 miles, is the Dana Point Marina.
If you want to start life anew, come see the new Sea
'Thrrace'lbwnhomesatLagunaNiguel. There's
nothing like them.
Anywhere.
,,_,' Directions: Gosouthonthe
San Diego Fwy. to Crown Valley
. " Pky. exit. '.furn right (approx,
6nri.) toPacificCoastHwy.
Left 1 milef:o Niguel Rd.
I.eftonNiguelRd. to
Sea Terrace 'lbwnhomes office.
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n~w Dana Point Marina.
The 2,000 boat marina will offer recreallon for tha whole Jamlly: •
swimming beaches, fishing piers, picnic ereas and unlimited boating.
Add exciting new hom~ with lot. of space plu• cool, smog free
climate. Values are bound to soar.
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\VASlllNGTO!I -The Na. purch .... to gel maximum from purchuina a home, not char&• (U nearly u can be l!UD'I l'tcOmmendaUon for
tlonal A.uoclaUon of Home value for his home buying becaUR: of uctUJve down dettrmlned). ""6 of a 1lngle, Ntlonal,
Builders his e n d o r s e d dollar at the lowest pouible payment requirements but He allo esprlllld 111trona millorm eettlement atatfment
I e 1l1l1i1 on aimed at cost." becauae ol e.xcesslve clO!.ing support" 9 r prohlbt.Uooa ~ ~ tbe varioUs charges
ellminlting or reducing un-· "Closing coats coiiaUtute a costs." against kickback.I thl;t "in-Ind CO:Jl• to \h' home buyu.
necessary and superfluous siubleportlonofthesecoata," Waranch aaid that NAHB crease the cosl of buyinJ a Jn -connection with
Quitcl1im1 h1v1 always confu..11 me. I heard -I charges COMected with buying Waranch u1d. "They lhould already was on record in sup-home with no beDtftt to the government-backed Io ans ,
ceuld 9lve a quitclaim dMCI to t he Balbeti 81. Cl ub. a home and clmi:ing the Joan. be held to only essential items. port of JeaislaUon giving the home blJlret," aaatnat etrtaln Waranch urged that discounls
Would you pleau explain what 1 qultcl1lm Md 11, Tfstlfylng before the Hou&-"In feet. these costs hive, if Housing and Urban, Develop-Ieaal fees resulting frorn un-required by mortgage lenders
and how It is used? · Ing SUbcommittee of the anything, ·tended to l<t up. ment Deparbnent and Ui~ disclosed representation by at· .be treated as part of the cost
BAC, Newport Buch House Banking and CUrrency Thus, the inc re a-s 1 d op-Vet e. rans Administration tomeys on behalf of parlie.s to of the property.
. With a quitclaim deed, the grantor merely relin· C.Ommitttt, NAHB President portunlt!es made available to authority lo set rtaaonable real eitate tr~n&1ctk>rui~ and "A discount is obviously 1
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has absolute ownership, he conveys absolute owner· emphasized the 59,000.member down payments are often would support leiislatlon in-till~ insurance comm1ss~ons purchasing the home," Waran-
sblp. It he has Do actual claim or right in the property. a s s oclat.U>n's long-standing offset by mounting cloaing corporating recommendations while at the same time ch said. "It is as much a part and consequently should be IO ''· •
policy "in' favor of steps that costs. Many potential home that the home buyer receive reprtsenting the home buyer, of the cost of the home as is treated and included ln tbt ·' · the quitclaim deed transfers nothing. Usually quitclaim wouJd enable the home buyers art, therefore, kept detailed esUmates of a 11 A1lo fawred by "'AHB is the cost of bricks and mortar mortgage amount."
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some minor def eel which needs to be removed in.....order
to p~rfec_t the title. There are no implied~arranties in
a qu1tcl11m deed. It guarantees nothing, not even that
the grantor owns the· propetty or any interest in it.
No wonder our real estate tax11 are so. bl11ted high
• • • everytlme I turn around, there is another poli c•
man just cruising around, spending taxp1y1r1 money.
Why don't you real estatt people get orfll1ni1ed apd do
something about this? Who needs all this "ovtr·protec·
t lon?'' Havt you notictd ••• they're never 1round when
you nffd them? 1
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J.loger· Neth, Costa Mesa's chief of police, estimates
that II costs US only n7 per capita, per year in taxes
to run· his Department. I like what Paul Harvey wrote
... ~ a policeman is neat, he's conceited; if he's care·
less, he's 'a bum. If he's pleasant, he's a flirt; if he's not,
he's a grou·ch. He must make instant decisions which requir~ mQnths fur a lawyer, but if he hdrries, he's
careless; if he's deJiberate, he's lazy. He must be first
to an accident and infallible with a diagnosis. He must
be able to start breathing, stop bleeding, tie splints
·and, above all, be sure the victim goes home without
a limp. Or expect to be sued. .
The police officer must know every gun, draw on
the run and hit where it doesn't hurt. He must be able
to whip two men twice his size .and half his age without
damaging bis uniform and without being "brutal."
If you hit him, he's a ,tQWard; if he hits you, he's
a bully. If h~ catches tpe, 5,ltninal, he's lucky; if he
doesn't. he's a dunce. Ir hi~~ promoted, he has politi·
cal plill. H he doesn!t, he' s a dullard. The policeman
must chase bum leads to a dead end, stake-out ten nights
to tag one witness who saw it happen -but refuses to
remember. The policeman must be a minister, a social
worker, a diplomat, a tough guy and a gentleman.
And of course he'll hav~ to be a genius . .' . For
he'll have to feed a family on a policeman's salary.
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Randall McCa1'dle is an inve.!tment analyst, college
lecturer, and author of "Real E.!tate in California.'' Send.
11our comments an.d que3tion.s to Randall R. Mccardle, c/o
DA ILY PILOT, P. 0, Box 1560, Cosio Mesa 92626.
Lake For est School
Landscaping Started
Lifescapes, Inc., Santa Ana
l1ridscape architectural firm,
will plant the outdoor areas for
the new elementary school to
be built in Lake Forest by the
San Joaqulil School District, it
Irvine Office
Decor Finished
The office Interiors at Euro-
pean Partl Exchange, Inc .• tn
Irvine have been completed, it
was announced this weer by
Bljarne Qvale, c o m p a n y
president, and Glynn Brown,
president of Interior Space
Design, a Newport Beach in-
terior design firm.
The $280,000, 34,000 square
feel facility, d"'1gned 'by Bis.
sell-August Associates and
Rober! M. Lawson, Nf"J>Qrl
Beach structural engineer, is
located al 17153 Daimler S.lre-
et In Irvine.
Heard
was ·annoulfed this week by
Dave King, director of
facilities planning for the
district,
"The site, located o n
Rivendell Drive in L a k e
Forest, is covered with a
dense grove of eucalyptus
tref{I," explained King. "The
major proble?n is to 'fit' the
buildings and play areas to the
site, while Preserving the
trees and the natural terrain."
Lifescapes President Donald
Brinkerhoff said that "even
the parking lot will not be an
objectionable feature" after
the $34,000 landscaping job is
completed.
"The parkblg lot and
buildings will be on the lower
portion of the site, with all
carS parked around a· large
central stand of trees. The hard-surfa~ed playing coUrts
wlll be terraced up the •lopes.
A large portion of trees will
remain untouched to serve as
a n1turt study area."
aboutthe
Pre-Opening Sale of
Santa Ana's new
Bradford Place?
S.nl• A111'awhn tl'• happenlllJl.Allotb«
art•t Br141«11 PilCll tllrM home tom• H-"1D'-1~
rnunlty Is MW aV1ll1blt. S,.elous 2, 3 I
4.~droom, 1 & 2·slot)' ruldencu. BtOfCI H=~=i=-+::.
1Tienbelts, tun·filltd reer11tion center,
he•t•d swimmlnf, pl1y1 rou nds. And Ll_...L.L._L::>/
rn1lnt1nentt provld1d on home exteriors S.l1s Offlct:
•nd 1rounds. Come 11t flrsl choictl 3000 S. S)tlmOJt,
8t1dford P11Ce. ltlthl l)flct. R11ht loc8· S.nll Ana, C.llf. 92701
tlon. lll1ht fln1ncln1. It's risht where Open d1ity 10 1.11'1.,
JOU ou1ht to bl! to dusk. (71•) 979·1633
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of the values lo be found today ot Greentree
Homes, whotever the size of your fam ily. We hove
other delightful homes with two bedrooms, three
bedrooms ond five bedrooms. From $25,995 to
$35,495, All with Westinghouse ranges, double
ovens, dispdser ond dishwashers . All with corpetfng
in the living room, mosfer bedroom ond hollwoy.
Sloped ceilings, too, plus sl iding·gloss·door access
to polio oreo ond complete fencing all arou nd
the property.
The Greentree neighborhood hos its own five·
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poseos thot moke walking sofe and pleasurepble:
And nearby shopping.
As if all this weren't enough, you'll enjoy
the planned environment of Irvine. It's ju st as
excitjng o~ you've heard, wit~ nearby schools,
.r11Creotion, clean Tndustry,grec.t beqc'hes and the
smart ~hop·s of Fashion lilond· ond ' ·
Newport Beach. ,
Greentree Homes are selling ot a brisk clip.
Come see us to.day. We're midway between the
Sari l?iego and 'So,ntd Aro'freewo ys. Toke the
Culver turnoff to Walnut: · · .
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Mtttt 1111 b1111 •old by tho Tirbill Co. Thi1 t 'owth l 1
'11 .. ~'" tho r11ult or th1 d1dic1f1e 1fforlt of •·"'· '· ff'P~'{/~pti.c r11I 11t1t1 ,iref!l1~~l'ltl1 guhl"?"\v, , '.
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·• 't\rtPI&~•, bt~qutt cllnlnu room. AU tleclric "Aw1rcl" bulllln kllthen, ell~~,
, w.1111tr. P1tloi Sptinklers. An 1ddr1H of prl!lf!g1 In Huntl119ton Bnch,
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G.I. lll'mt -low dOWll 111' olbtri. 4.11)K~1 b!ldTOf".:"t.,' blll\f, !P~fr
ro0m. ·&Ulllln drNm kltcllln: SINJ l lt 11\l!ldry, reotr1. l.lrgt gr~
coffrlcl p.allo 1rta ano covtrfd front · pior(h •. Plclu~t boolc 1.1H)1bta~.
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• I Mullf\Jf MeMklw Honw '1111111 I 1111clous bed"'°"", ft\ blllhS, hut<\ ftr!\11¥
l'Ollfl\ wflll ~19'nl 1rr~l1ct, ti! t ltc:trlc 20111 Cfntury pttlrtc'!. bl!l!tl~
kitchen. Dlshwt shtr. O.lf{ltllful peHo. SH to t PPrtcl•lfl ,Nwly pllnltll
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•Mii 2 fl .. mlllCI bAthl, hu,. A"C:•e1tlqft' room wlt!I . lnYlllllCI flreolect.
Bui/If" ~rHi:n k!lch..-i. P•tlo. N11r llM btlch l ~·~l
FANTASTIC BUY -$31 ,950 -6V<% VA LOAN
Aor. JIOW Oii Ol"01Mrly .,...y be 111\ln\il'd w!tti IMY"""ll 1u• lh1n r&nl.
Tlllck o-aolcl c1rpe!lnf, lhruo111. C\l•!om e1r1pl!I, 3 soaclol.os bt<lrooms, 2
!Nths, l1r11 llted kltchM with 111 C1tlu11 bulltin appllan<tt, C1!1hw1sh1r.
E!tgent llr1Plltt. Piiio.· Pr~llfllc 'llYl/19! 1"'°6B'
IMMEDIATE OCCUP.ANCY1 ·$32.500 NO DOWN
G..I. terft'W -low down 111 olhl!T. ~ llMlrooms, ·211t bltfls~.ooufmtt bulll!.-
klfcllln, 4 1st\.w.i1ritr: ltoi.t4d rHr llv!nQ rwrn. New \llf!I u~lflt. Patio.
SOr!(llll1n. H'!fry -thl1 _,,, 11111 Sl•rt ,,ictlfiil 8*-M04 '
HIGH ON BLUFF
OVERLOOKING .BLUE PACIFIC .
1"1nt11tle DCH" vl1w1 5 bedrooms, 3 bath1. Dram.ire c1thedr1r cellirt;s -moth1r 11\.llw w!"1il. l"IMsl all .iec1r!c '•PPll•l'ltft, 'Pl"llo, t=i.111 flr1prac1.
Peno. W1 lnvl!1 your edmlrlllGll. Sff 1/111 .fOtfeo\I' "Sho.w P!K6.'' ;oday.
No dtlwn G.I. ltrms -10% down F HA! Lova!y fu~urlOIJS t!Ylnf, "MO!!tllo H2·"'6
, IT'S DE~l.GH'l'FULI .$24,9501'
P1ctw1· 'findows. ""'"r 'rntrilC~ t roundf. 1 Poo1 11lz,~'i yii'dot'' bedrooms,
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3700 ~-tt. ne<:ullYt homa c11s1Qnecl lor l'l•PDY famHy 1!~11111 I. enteMa\n.
lnog. ! ·btdrocms, '' bolh1. Plush deeply padded ca•i>ellrlg, cu110m.clr1pes,
'tlrMSI builtln •nchen, di1hw11her. Enjoy 1 c!ub0ous1, fil!1rl1!nm.n1 n11r
by. Exc1\\e11t 1erm•. U2·1S61 .. '
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OW!I 'Nr~~rd! Proi.ssio..a11y li1ndsc1ped, Watar11n, boll & tr1lltr 1c-
cns.(.-extllllii1 1l1l1 entry. 1<1,..·1Jud bldroom1, l blllhs, h!IP l1mily l'GOl'l'I
"!'llti ~ntt""oc111t ilrf9~t1, b!.1111111 r1ng1, o,,.,, & drsllw1Jhlr. Patio. One 'w~tl .of/"""'°"•· so·,,,.ny 1ll)lq11t1 1"1url!I -•'this "~1111rpiec11" toc11y, 142 .. tl. ' • . th I ..
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lerms, 1~ dOwn FHAJ What 1 tul1'1'holml wltl! 1 hugt 21 tt. cowrlld ~llo. Huv11 11"22 ft. ~ntltd 'bcMus room. Inside llur\d'ry room off kltche!I
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, •aoo &Q, fl. bNuty O!!lV l IYl'I. new. F1118$1 bulltln kltthtn, d!Vlw11h•-. < l flrn!ly room wltfl tlffll\f f replace, plu1. 1h.ldy. Patio. 0..D 11111, thldl:IV
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N11t.11 1 pin! 3 l P1tlou1 bldroomt, 2 bllths, f1ntntlc ltolatld rNr\ \IV.
Ing ~m, 1legant l!repltc• for •II fD «Jmlr1. P1tlo. SqUQll.y c111nr .,lusll
1ht0 C..rPetlnv, tDnCrete clrlvew1y.
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1 ~ ' • • , FUN pV,ING "GREEN VALLEY" ·$32,000 '•
.Livi In •. 11• . .-c~ tar11. 2 clllbhousei, 2 POO!sl Llkf ""* J .blclroo'1!,' 2 btfl\1, 1.,n11y. "-om _llome. Or11m bui.tJ!n klkhffl, l~1plrl119 llr1P11t1, QP!l-,.SMt. 2 .,.~. S 1-:UI ttrns:. L\ovaty sttryo.. 142-2561 • • · · • •
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M llvfl'lt l'OOl'ntt'#fllf. Ylnyt tltlll k~ Witt\ tilt .i.:trlc """ II\ f11N,.._ dl~W•JIW· 1"11N. d~l!'lo.~iil-nf,flrto*•· NNr Goldemtelt 'COh•
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2955 HARBOR BLVD. 16111 ,BEACH BLVD. 901~ ,ApAMS .U24 EDINGER '11814 BROOKHURST
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P.O. lox 1560, Co.ti tM11, Ca. 92626.
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How much do ,abjinea·mab,.n~!ltlllnJ· llloOe
. 'Dille· bolt!OI of booaa1al'f!.ilO eacb!(Jeemo lo•me
)lu.tJit movlo•houa:tlillibroaJr·~•on ihe• .. W
'btll, edpt I'-. :Ot• tlie popCoruUll~d,
J.E.,·Newporl Beacb
" • . I'ill lwldl ·yoa. The'1f:Sl~tab Mem11tt.lep,1afe-
dillJ lface It's aJ1t1 pereeat lnc:rMle •Vff' tM
1..--•1 ~e. Aa Air Ca1florala spoketmu
said llte drbtb aft' eo b(J prolH Hna after le·
veatory, Non&e .. od 'HrvinC 'upemet are de-.
tlaCt<d.
DEAR PAT:
My problem iJ ,. Jowi
flyinJ planes. W Uh
tho beach · aeason al-
.most bert, ·the r 1 ,
lhoufd ba oome way• to; ...,. ibe pl...,,.,cnft ,;.r;r mm ~· acrap"1c• l · IM aind an clayolq. (.
Abo, .,.,. of lhe
large1"'planes fly~over ·
f'88identlal arell I& • ' I •
fr(Jbt.n!ngly low., a\litudes. What ls"tlie lillnimum
alUtude IUld how ind 'lo' whom can I complain?
C.F., Bnu.,toa Buell
DEAR PAT:
My neighbor bu had •a run of· bad luck witli
11ickneu in his family .. Due to the .financial burden,
lie hH uked me lo co-slgn a·•1;000 loan lo ht!lp
blm foot the bill. U1be didn'I pay ' the insWfmenil,
could the' lender ·demand full payment from me
and ·Im I liable il•he should declare ·hanlauplcy!
M.S., S.. J11u C.putrqe
:I'• '" -CllUlll. A<haaker friend wflfl ·Soai.-
era ·Cellfonla FIN&: Natllml Baat.Wd meiuy
... -.... a 1.U sboold.be tally aware !bl be
woold be Uable ltr fall payment H the llfpu de.
faalll. H baUriqolcy nccan, the'eo-t(Jner 11 -stUI
liable fer tlle Jou balance.
DEAR PAT:
The Departlitent'of'Motor V~booldet state.
that fenders ·or mlidianfs are ~-«1..._t
M 1 car. WJi1.)aftn•tj dqne ~:-~:to
have UU.. equl(Jli\entflinCe tliey'aretrood lloealed? '
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qafrtmealt alnce -11<""11 '..onlfeo·le ·.utdff '"'
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II lhtre any way -lo-obtain a ·bllth·certiffof1a
child born out of ·wedlocl< 'lftli ·the molbei"•
rnarri · 1111.e shown as the child's name! '?be
molber the child'• natural·fatber alter the . .
baby's· blrth•and now the· ;,.,...ta are conctmeC!
aince their teenage dai.mbter wants to aee btr
birth certificate .
DE1.R PAT:
When·! heard ·the•DAJLY •PILOT wos bqlnninJ
a Sunday edition -in a sense a brand new Sun-
day 11£l!fspaper for• Orange Counlian.s -I won-
dered .'iC you knew anythi.Dg iabout ·the ·fint new•
paper ever tpU!llished ·in ·Calilornia" our stata'1
:bJitorY•ta my-hobby\and-i:find the old newspapers • I ·~ • '-vtry ,fUCinltin(, ,
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TH lnlUal isne of Califenda'r'ftnt HWspaptr,
tile weekly eatirorn.1u, -•ppeared at .Monterey •
Aa1. 11, 1141, oaly a few weekl after Commodore
Sloat of the Pacific tquadron ancboffd tlttre u
July z. Naval chaplain Walter Co!IOll weal lnlo
partner1hlp wltb dte tall front1Usm1n Robert 1
Semple, described try Colton 11 "true wltk bis
rUe, resdy with bil pen and qqlck al llte type
cue." In u old dosty storeroom tltey food a
rusty lltll century Bolton-made Ram11e prt11.
Since there waa a· barrel of lnt bat • paper, Ute
early ln'IH e1me oac oa sheets 'intended f« dJar
wrapplap, -U lacltet by I lllcheo •. Jlalf .Ill
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peand -~w.u-· ialD May of 1147 when Semple•
moved II le Saa FRDcileo and -sold It.
DEAR· PAT:
Although my-question
is just "one of life's
litUe . aggravations," I
hope you c.in •tell 'me
how POrscbe-owners
lhould pronounce the
name of their ' car,
Maybe you can locate
a Porsche aulhority
and find oul which of
the COl'MKlf'IJy used
pronunciations is correct. _ :
E.W., Capl1trano Beedi
A West German Conalllate. official p.ve tile
pnper-ptonanclatlo.a as "POW'·sh-e," wit• tbe
short "e" at the end pronounced. The olteJt..aaed
"Poar..flh" 11" just a 1borten1n1 of tbe pronanda.
lion. Also, th ''Poor.sh" pronuciatloa ·b WI)' off
Urie beam.
DEAR•PAT:
~ How.can ~~Per-.i' be ~ihat. auto· repairs
are mide w~11helcualoJrie!i1fn!t allowed'lo. watch
tlie work ~ done? RectnUy,. when I took my
car to University Oldsmobile"fi Costa Mesa. 1
found . a sign 11ying "No CUstomers Past 'fhJs
Line"' and gates whlch closed off·the repair area.
A.w .. 9-ste·Mm
~· Rileliag, •he,ad of'Ualveralty Otds~biJe's
r_epalr\De~eat, said ca,tomers are kept oat of
· the'repalr area dae to luaruce1compa111 ·repl•·
tins. Ila ea&omer w11 i.rt·wbllt W.tellfn&. re. ,.r--k, Ultmriflr0ld1,..-Jd•liii llablO'lor sail
IUld 'coaldered ulDHralllt.lDlllte !Wire. llf1<ifq
HiCI ao\"car ts. releillld ..w 1 all repain are doae
IUld llte'ear b 1nad.ltlle<L
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Father . May lJefend Family, ·Within Iii.mi.ts SU-a man lffl his .llOll. being beatan up "
by a neighborhood bully. oOes be have a legal
Mahl to 11li force in his son's dtlense? 1 He dOO indeed. Parallel lo lbe right ol ·sell
defW< is the right lo defend the mem-
btn of one's family,, with force if need
be. This doctrine goes all the way back
to the d1f-of fftcWilin, when the mas-
ter of the bouaebold 'WU leplly enUUed
lo prolecl bis faiiilly from allaci ..
Bu! Ill 1udi.alluaUons, there ill always
lite Clionce ol elCalallng the vtolence.
TbOrtfori, thee Jaw p!M:e! careful iln)fla
on the right of famDy defenae.
1) The force used must not be .. ..,.
live. For a:ample:
A !allier IOllJlll his son Involved fn a
fraca with the man nell door. Rmblnl
lo the · rHcue, ba knocked the man un-
CQlllCloua witli a mlgllty blow on the bead. Thtn
followed up wilb a swift kick lo lbe ebdomen:
For tJie. !'Miiting Internal Injuries, the father
WU chlly held lfal>le Jo oourl. lbe npt lo defend
Jill oon,. llOfll Ibo coart, did aot fndude the ~ lo
kid< -who "" lyfns< ... ·Ille llnJlllCi ....
conscious.
· 2) The force must be used only lo defend, not
to "get even." In another case, a father found out
tlial a certain teacher had alapped bil 1011 In claa.
Days later, meeting the teacher on the llfdewalk,
be punched him In the nose.
Could the lather be held liable? Again,
yes. The court aaid that since the boy
was in no dlnger at lhe Ume of the punch,
the father'• IClfon eould nol· be fairly call-
ed defeaaive. •.
a> Many coarle ~ that )lie fatlier'J
right lo uae f°"'" ll·ao ~ than the
child's, Thus :
I< belligerent temager deliberately'
picked a. fight wi!l't another youtli. But
by ttie lime, ·his father came atone, he
was alr<ady getting the worst 'of it. The
father prompUy aluuecl the other boy
wltli a n>ck. '
Sued later for dam.,.,, the !allier claimed be
had 1cted lo protect his son. But the court beld
him liable anyhow. The courl uld lb~ In tenm
of the rilbt lo uee lorct, be "lioOd In hil IOll 's
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Credit: A_ Fair Game?,
New Law.Proving Tough Act to Follow
(See CREDIT CHECKS, ~11e D)
~)'ARTHUR R. VINSEL the attitude of the 11uperyisor and opera-"They in tum · have a piece of paper1
or tile Dlllly "'"' s11ff tions manager.· ' wilh some information a~t you ancl
In today's toclety,·no man is·an.lsland, To those with mistrust of the credit your background on which to make •
·Re hla a computer.for a. friend_«' foe. system, • visit to the TRW warehouse 11 judgment," he continues.
Both, ·gov;ernm~t and -prlvate com-not impreulve. l int
puters watcb ·you. The art of-w1tebln1. ''I Would have wanted a lot of ·con--"We comple · ormatlon. on in-
you,bu been refined into a~sme,·s. . vtnclng that TRW'•· bank11 of massive dlviduals," Reyer id.di. .
Some corporations need' infPmfaliQn computer11 and stellar'clUsters of flaihlng • "The credit &ranter ·callt • to uy:i
abM,.. for 11ie· cucoei.afw•epqaWof~-·1111tU held nothing moril damninr -than 'Mr. Smith w~ a cndlt card. What do
their 'busbieal. some 'sell the infOrmatlon your name, 1ddr~"1_ aocial securit )'OU hive in )'.OU?' fllu?' I .. ~ti... prtrate C1rpantlml. •'m" _._ -Wt-1s·-... ,.l.t-'-
lµdtr1 in the field of cl:lecldng:·up on vlJltor. (,' ~ ·• 1 • .. Ott lllDi aimpmf' ar MM ~ flnn
peoJ>le are the credit data agencies. They 'NOT CONVINCED' h11 reported about Mi' • .8mith11 spendlnl
keep credit ratings; information that "I'm still not . convinced. Not after and paying hablU in the pilt, plua 1nY,
helpt. decide whe~r you get a loan. watchin·,,. that mountain .o,f sophlJUcataA infonnation ·1Ie4MC1 ta.a p9bUc· records.
In-• '" One Item of• lnlonnallDn mnafns of!· Where are these agencies? Whit ~ n1et1ltt•ort spew out•iD.re1pon1e to my Jlmiti to the conswnei' curious to see
fonn1tion do they hive? Who bas acee11 demand for my credit rating 1 punched whit may be in his ftle. u-..1-~ ... p.1..i. to it? lJ it accurate? a.lip that proclaimed: 'No liJUng'.'' 1.uu-w-.: r
v find It•· lo..... This '·st -suit••• • .;..,.led since tho Credit Reportlna.Act·no·medlcal1blsto11; , ,;OU can ou 11e·1n1wer1· -wleD'IJ te ~o; -_.. contained in-the file may be-dJtclORd. ·
questions. • 1ubjec~ had bought noiltlnf on •cradll Wby! ·
Public Law tl-509, TiUe VI 11~ ... yOu other than a home. Home purchasing v-. •-1 1 1 ' J1n't included In credit evalu1tion1 ··-1-~-.rer aa)'ll·n11 sn't sure, bu adds tha the right. uw-. credit buruu nrely carry any medical By ·lnveotingaboutonehotir.,..,~~-• foreclooure l• Involved. history on 'CU..ta· wltliin lbelr m ..
tng on.drivin&•thne -and fi1~!c&11 m-. "Our.only aim Is 'to provide tbi credilJ anymore. ,
vealigale what lite ~' .<>I ntinJ of .. yone woo.. cradfl ~I be,ln What about lncorreci· infor1111Uon lhal
Amerlcan...commerc;e ·adCl«:OQQDlJ ~vt qbestion and we comider Ulla to be a ma)'. be on Ille? •
Ur your •pen.oinal•dossier. , J!Ublic service," explains F~una. Qoedlt d1t1 companies are bound, by
CORlll:cr RECORDS F!dima•s view ol credit clata .. f!i1ns 11 law lo lnvesU1ata any complabila abo~I
shared by Reyer, a Cal Si.ta, Fllllerlon information Oii ftle and correct them If You m1y try to correct the records, graduate now wilh ComPner· Qoldtt the cooswner can prove an mor to
another right guaranteed by Pu~c rLlr' Corpora~ion for tWCJ:iJearl• '\, ., ,, • them. 11~, Title VI, a statute which went into "With.the economy th& way· It ii today, Tl\ey must -1t least -let him file a
effect lut April and ls " more widely where ,,..1d the credit l!'anlen be llJO.word mulmwn slltement lfvlng hll
known " the Fair <Zedll Reporting Act. without credit bureaus?•" Reyer begin a. J eldo of the story, If II , diffen niarkedly
· If You•ve ,,een denied credit within the ~'They would have to do . it au from 1 credit aranter a deroaatory i.
put 30 days -you'll be asked lhl• -or themselv .. " formation about his bill-paying habits.
ii file meterlal bu been'added ·fn that ' This ral1t1 the quesUon : what ia a
time the $4 credit check fee generally im-~ow .does 1 credJ.t bureau work?' 11Usfact,ory· crtdlt r!cord! What i1 not
posed will be waived. • You want credit for one ~ulOll, ~ and when doe1 It fmd Its Wly into one'a
edl d ta another. You fill out an-.ppllcaUon ..... The repositories of er t a are Reyer begilll. almost as diverse as the citizens whose
purchasing and' paying habits -:"" u w~
11 perhaps much leu-pert.lnenl 10!
formation -are contained therein. The
bureau with the most 1nfonfiat1C>nlon You
Will be the one in your 1rea. ' Two Find FaQl1
One.corporate giant In t~e.fie1d is TRW
Q-edit .Dall, whose faclllly .a\ 1171 Vf.
Ka~la.Avt., Anaheim, ia one, of nine na .. 1 tional olficu coverlne metropolitan·
· areu. Drop Jnlo the one,1lory 'firm
squeaecl In between a bicycle shop and
care in a tmaU commerclal, center and
you. hardly Imagine It melntains profiles
on 1bout 35 million California consumers.
This I• becttusa the real action .ia three
tilockl away, in a huge warehoule;-of,
hmnmint computers, devoid of alty lden-
tlfytni 1ign1 V reveal the nature of Its
busine>s.
LARGER IN SCOPE .
The huge TRW Credit Data facility
m1lntltns lnformatjon in much the ame
ri1anner II -for f:ll'.lmple -Compuler
Credit C«p., 'llt W. !Oth St., Cotta Mesa.
Only the ocope and sophlsllcallon are
larger.
"What we are ii a repos;ilory 0( in-
f~," explaJns Olio Reyer, 1eneral
manager ol';-the 1m11ler O>tt& Me1a
oradll ._pony. '
~ Credit Corp., a member of
the ~tad Credfl Bureaus Jnc.,
adhered lo The Alaoclatlon poUcy of
alfqwln( COlllUJllers lo chock thelf files
prior lo pu1age of tbe Fair Credit
Reporting Act, wbkh many consumers
either don't !mow about or don 't bolber lo ..... .
Some fim11 did not allow checks before
the law wu enacted. Some still don't
bind OYtr blckward1 k> cooperate, •
althoulh CGonputer Qoed~ Corp., and
TRW 0-edll Dita ny they do.
TRW public relations manocer Tony
Fortuna. w11 eooperaUve When a credit
cjleck wu mode for the P""-ol thll
arUcle bul tlie 11me could not be uld for
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Here are two exiierlenees flrom men
who .Ibid faUll with UIO.cnciJt rlCOrdln(
system:
Jot.,C.,1a Newpoit'Beach·bu1ihel1 ex·
ecutive, applied for a routine loan in
buyinJ an ezpensive houu In the B(J CU..
yon Cdunlry ' Club area."T be Jaw re-
qulree thal a loan apPUcant. be' advised
tlial a COf!Y pf'bil ""°"Js avall1ble Ube
., requelil, and Mt. C.,dld ao -t. ·
'Say1 Mr. C.: "The report ooDJalned
essentially the wne infonrlation that • I
had put down on the applicaUon, plus a
11tatement th1t they verlUed my 1al1ry
and employment. They did not verify it
Ind I know thl1 to be 1 fact, for In my
bw:lness I would be aware of any 1al1ry
verlticltions, lncludin& my own.
"The agency -United C red l t
Reporting Bureau Inc. -claimed to hive
checked my bank and reported that I had
no account there . .q. fact, •t hid two
checking accounla and a Mastor Charge
. ICCOUOt al that hank. :In other words,
they simply performed .. fnve1U1alfon
-and twiie<f In a very sloppy report which
very pouibly could have resulled. In my
not 1ett1ng the loan." ·
Dadliy R., an Orani!• Cout reeJdenl for
U years, II ,.....,hat of an .-.1y in
tli1t he ha no charge accounts, allhoufl\
he m1inllins a bank account. ,Lut 1u,n-
mer Mr. R. alked his bank for 1 Mister
<l>arge card and for a t'ue"e credll ex·
ten.Ion on his checkinJ account.
Reports Mr. R.: "They told me thal It
WH okay lo extend my checking 11C<OW1t
because 1 had a pretly good record with
them , but they said l WH turned down' on
lhe.Masler Cltar1e -and later they turn-
ed •me down ~ 1. Bankame.rlcard, too,
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because of my bad credit rallnc. FinlJly.
they senl me • Jettar advlslni lhat tho
1qurce of my 1bed credit ratiftc' w11 the
TRW firm up In Anaheim.
"When I uked the bank why I w11
lumd down, they told me ti wu becaUM
of my had credit performance wltli
Broadway and May Company. Hell, I've
never even hid charge accounts wltb
ellber of ·-._. ston1. fn
f1ct, I've never h:.d Charae 1ccount1 with
anyone."
INSIDI THIS SICTION
GOOD DEEDS: All M1DI ian't
bad and todau11 1'Good Deed
Ptoplt" ar1: Sa-n Cltmcnt1 1t~
dtnta who roU~d to an injured
fri1nd'1 aid. ca.
COLUMNS: A oarieltl ind.,d-'
-lht' barbs of Count Marco,
tit• ltowe11lfe droilc1ll of Ermo
Bomb<ck, tit• mu.ric ""°P"P of
1loff<r Tom Barlt~ and tltc d1-
liaoU1· peraonalft)' chaatr Rtz
Rred. CS, C8, C9, C12.
CROSSWORD'P11ZZLE: A b(g
one on Svndau. CU.
WOMEN'S PROFILE: J u d g •
Ciiia Young Bake< Is 1t.ppina
down aft<r a distinguished
corl!tt on the btnch. Cf.
ABOUT YOU: People 11ho co•
hdp uo• and peoplr lfO• co•
hrlp. Special colvmn. Ct
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Sunday, Marth 5, im
Good DeeCI People
VA• VIU.•o.u COOKt• aAMOI
CIGJ•mates Aid t;ra1h Victim
, Early this year Delfina 6tivares, 16, of San Juan Capi·
11tr1no, lay near death on the side of Ortego Highway, her head
and f1ce torn from massive injuries.
A few dals later, in San Clemente, Judy Riutce1, 16, a
cl<>se friend o Miss Olivares, came home gravely concerned
about her classmate wh_o was not expected to live.
Today, on scores of busin~ss counters in the Capistra,no
Bay ar~. there are collection cans witb Delfin11s picture and
an appeal for help. Car washes are taking place this weekend
to r'!lae. m~n,y, and among the bri&hl floats In San Juan
Ca'OiStrlnO-s Fiesta Las Golondrinacarade later this month wlfi be one appeall~g for help· to def y the mass ive medical
and personal expenses burdening e 'San Clemente High
School coed's family . .
"1Jt just sort of star.ted up o ,afternoon,'' said Miss
Riutcel.
1 '11 came home, started talking to the family about it, then
got together with some more of my friends and it just hap-
pened." ,
The effort now has spread to a dozen rtrls, all close
friends of Miss Olivares who ls reedvering -painfully and
alowl y -lb Orange County 11edical ·Center ..
The girls meet every few days' to p1an more events ior
the ,fund' drlVe and to keep the colle'ction "cans under control
Jn busineS;Ses spanqlng several communities.
"We don't know how much money we can raise for
DeUina, but we 'll keep trying,1' Miss Riutcel vowed .
The money the girls will raise has not yet beeq labeled
for' any speciffc purpose.'
41That'll be decided later when we know how much we
have." ·~ ~· 1
Yo,1.1 ~a·rl K•lt:1
: ._ . ·-,,. ., .. · ... _.. ' > • . The Volurtlte~ Bureau of South Orange County,. a volun·
tary action center for the ma/iy organizition.s in the area
needing volunteer help, has a wide· variety of ._positions wai~·
Ing to be filled . . · · ·
Office hours are weekdays 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday
through Fri'8y; 325 N. Newport Blvd., NeWPOrt Beach.
· &42--0963. -• " . , r , !)RIVERS •NE&OEO:.COSTA MESA -F,riends 9•tside, ,
a new organization headquartered in Costa Mesa, warkJng witb
the families of jail and p~i59n inmates needs drivers, inter-
preters, temporary child cau: ,SUpe(Vi!or•1&qd ,many other re-
cruits. They will help with. il'wide varjety of rilµations whith
come up, especially when !hi lather or mothei'Js away from
the home. Dorothy Rieder will provide more details at
548·5450.
•" CHANCJ, T~ll!TS..&Jll'A .Al'/A·'f.llSTlN_ -• .'~'he ,J. 1'MCA publihtion, Quarterly 'Co\iipass, is belrfg .. expanded •
and Improved and needs volunteers for writing, art work,
photography or typing. (:onlact Clark, 'S•QI at. 542·3511.
. LAB ASSISTANT: SANTA ANA , -The Mar~ll,of 'Plme•
ls seeking· a volunteer to be train~ as a labotat·l,t.1 ·1Ssistant1
within tbe COlj,11ty health departm~n!. 'No spedal experience
is required but the assistant will be asked to work one six-hour
day per week,•Tuesday, Thursday or ·Friday. Con.tact Mary
LaNier at 547·612+.' ' • SKILLS ON CALL: SOUTH ORANGE ' COUNTY -·The
Volunteer Bureau is developin} a Skill Bank com~sed of
peojlte w:tio are willing to be cilleo when a 11eed arises for
one (if' tbir talents, areas of interest, profession!", vocational
or hobby •kills. The y !flay be · called for advice or for short·
term issignment on a project of cOmmunity se~ice. Call J,net
Saleba at. 642'0~63. : '
tl'elp.:for ·Yo'u·;·'.
The . ,Phfsically handicapped ma~ use facilities of many
organizations to improve or. realiie their ca1>1billties. All of
the,.• are aided by volu.nieers, by people who 'want to help ..
others. -Ip NO SERVICES: ANAHEIM :-The ·.Braille Institute
of America, Inc. 527 N. Dale provides tra1n1ng and socJal
events for the blind. Classes are in Braille, typing. crafts,
cooking and many others. For more information, call 821-5000.
HANDICAPPED: SANTA ANA -Orthopedlcally handi·
capped children and young people from 3 lo 21 are served by
the Carl Harvey School, 1325 E. Fourth St. Th is is a public
school for Southern District residents~ l>h ysical and occupa·
tional therapjsts are housed there, .ind. volu nteers help with Jn~ividual tutoring, classroom assistants, in the library, and
with o(fice work.
DEAF CHILDREN: COSTA MESA -The Jo hn Tra cy
Clinic serves· preschool deaf children and their narents. in
a training program at 114 E. 19th SI. For more Information,
call 642-2275. . , ·
SPEECH PROBLEMS: ANAHEIM -Children with speech
problems re~ulting from brain damage or hearing loss may
become involved at the Spe,ech and ,Language Development
Center at 241 S. Loara. ·
REHAlllLITATION: ORANGE -Services for crippled
pefsons at the Eas~er ~al Rehabilii:at~on Center a;e aimed
at maximum rehabilitat1on. Programs include physical care,
vocational training. ectinomit aJ)d ·social adjustment. The ad·
dress is 1800 La Vela Ave. Co11tact 541·8822 for more Inform•·
lion. ' : ·
Help in a Hurry . ' '
HELP LINES -Unless specified , the
telephone lines listed below are open 24
hours to talk to an yone needing ,)lelp.
Some are better at handling drugibriented
problems, others are more versatil~ and
provide ;helter. a sympatheti ear or strong
su pp<Jrt In a time of cri&i!. /
COSTA MESA -Youth Problem Cen·
ter, 642-0032 ·
HAillOR A~EA -Fis~. tempqrary emergency w~are
serYjce,,M:l-60qo , .,. . '
HUilTINGTON BEACH -. Harbor He.jpline, 89f;4242
. LAGUNA llACH -Laguna Beach ~oUine; 494-HELP
NEWPORT BEACH -Preanancy counselln&. 642~486,
8' 1.m. to 6 ~.m. , : ~
SAOOL!BACK VALLEY -Belpflne, 830-2522, noon lo
pkln!ght . .
SAN CLliltlENTE ~ HoUine. 49:Z.Jlis5
SANTA ANA -Hope Place. &G-J;IOPE
Ally •-lion• lor this col~rllll lf!euld IM aeol 11 ChM
Deeol l'Mpl1, PO ler lUO, Cosio Mal, Ca. '262'.
Your Bealtll.
-Sandman's
·v.J.sit Not
Nec~ssary
Sleep ii a great restorer of our se.nst of
pbyaicaJ wetl-belng and our psychological
balance. It lmproves our efficiency and
pull OW' problems ln fresh perspective .
Though we all know ill:'J 1Jeep is kind.
there'• a great deal we dci not know about
the procp.s of lalliof ~eir, and Ibo prof>.
t.ma of !hoot who doo I, Jot enouati sleep .
A great many changes tue place· in
your body durlna: sleep, and motl of them
can be measured. Your pulae 1lows down
and your blood preutll'e ii lowered. Your
· body temperature and bani metabolism
drop. Your muscleJ l'elax and your
kidneya are leas active .
Not everyone requires the same
amount of sleep. The eight hours a nirht
which is frequently recommended Is 1
broad average, and no one should feel
committed to it, because there' Is con•
siderable difference i.mong Individuals.
Some people feel g·roggy If they hive less
than ten hours of sleep and others feel
brlSl'ht and chipper with only lour.
Problem! of getting to sleep represe nt a
common complaint of millions of persons
In this country -many of whom worry
about It more than they need to. In the
firs t place, few people actually stay
awake all night, althoug h many believe
that they do. And in the second place, the
los.s of a night's sleep is not as serious a
happening as many feel it is. It J.s far
better to forego a night's sleep than to
develop 1 state of panic about your in·
somnia or to reach habitually tor 1 sleep-
ing pill for fear you can't go to sleep
without it.
1.nsomnia, though rarely serious, can
nevertheless b.e a source of discomfort
and a nuisance, and In many cases It can
be re1Jeve4 by followin!( ~lmple, 11en1lble
puctJpes. T.be important thing ~ keep in
mind :fs ·thaf any discomfort or tension,
physical or emotional, can interfere with
your &leep.
For instance, when y,ou are erhausted
>and are couritlng desperately on a good
night's sleep to put yo u back on your feet,
the very intensity of your fatigue may
ktf:p you awake. Often thjs can be
counteracted if you take a short nap late
in' thti ifternoon or early in the evening.
Anything that over-~timulates you men-
. tally-or emotionally will delay your fall·
ing t01 sleeping. A:void -.eading com·
plicated m•terial or studying hard dur ing
the late hours of the evening; try to steer
clear•ol thinking about or discussing prob-
Jema_1l»'hich concern you. Even pleasant
atim~on. aocb 11 a gay evenlns in-volv~ a lof ot conversation with inany
people, can interfe're with sleep. ,
Coffee, tea, alcohol and cigarettes all
hlive tl1e effect of keeping you awake. So
does biinger. That's why a glass of warm
mitk ' 'serves effectively to eue some
pitaple .into sleep. Others rind they are
helped by a bedtime snack of a.piec,e of
hard, 'candy, which helps the body main-
tain, a constant sugar level. Overeating at
dinne.r~time, on the.other~. Jnay pro-
mote the discomfort cf indigestion, which
di.sc®r•~ sle~p. -SoriteUmes simple• and ·easily remed ied
phjsie1l~dlscomforts are tbe buil·for in-
somnia. Be sure ,rour room Is at a com-
fOrtable temperature, ~that your night
clothing is neither too tight nor too loose.
and that your be4sheets are ID190th ..
Finally, don't watch the clock as the
night bOurs pass. The anxiety and tension
you bWJd up will, in itself, keep you
lflkt. .'
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New Credit Card,
Mail O,rder Laws
Now in Effect
Sixty-five new consumer protection
Jaws went into effect . Sa turd a y
throuihout California. Here is a sum-
mary of .l!leven of them:
· One is a law which provides that the '
buyer his lhe right to cancel a home
soliclLation contract of 1 o~ $50 within
three days after signina: the agreement.
As of Saturday, It becomes illea:al for
mail-order · houses to 'fail to deliver
ordered goods within sli wetlui. 'The ex-
ception would be if an extended delivery
date bad been 1pecifled in the ad·
vertiaement. •
Another law declares that mall-order
hou1e1 may no longer send out goodl and
then expect customers to either r~turn
the m or pay for them. If they are mailed,
they IJ\IY be considered a gift.
Companies which issue credit cards
now ·must follow more stringent pr~
cedurts for billing and errors rmilting
from billing. Cardholders may also raise
the same legal defenses with the issuer of
a card as they would with a retailer.
Fuhtral services are also covered
under the new laws. Funeral directors
are required to provide ,.-rltt.en and
printed information regarding prim ,
fees and other char1es. Catkets mU1t be
Individually prie<d . Cmn1torit1 cannot
d'1111ild that 1 c11k•t be purchued.
AJ,o,crealtd by the 1971 leglal•ture wu
a Bu.\'tau of AutomoUve Repalr. The
bureau requires that repair •cenc:le~
regltter with it by Jun< ao.
Wt1tten estimates of repair jobs must
be llltnlshed when requtsted and
rep!~ partl must be a"°"" or returned
lo the customer on ·request. Repair
· deolen will be roqutrtd lo dl.tplay a llpt
with tllt telephone number of the bureau
to 8tl'Vice ...,,pl1lpll moy be nlm-1· .
M.,.. • inlarmalltn !NJ' be , ~liltd !rom ti. Dtplrtmllll al COoltlmir A/,
fain, JOIO'N St., Sleramonto, Calllernll
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SHQPPERS RIDDLE : WILL A TV 09 WHAT A TV COMMERCIAL SAYS A TV WILL 00?
FTC Asking Manufacturers to Document Ad Claims, But There's-No Evaluation
FTC Checking Ad. C.laims -,
But Program La~k s Punch
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l!y ROBERT P. HEY
Chri.!tian Science Afottitor Servica
WASHINGTON -You stand perplexed
In ·front ot a mammoth department-st ore
counter, reading the electric-shaver ads.
You're trying to decide which el ectric
razor to buy, and you don't want to get
skinned.
"Shaves up to 60 pereent faster." trum-
pet.. one ad . "Sharpness Jasl.s up to six
month,," boasts another. "No more flicks
and cuts," insists a third.
Ate the advertising claims really true ?
You wonder. _}.nd exactly What do they
mean? Yoo Wish you knew.
The United States Government now
has a progra m that's supposed to help.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC)·
is asking the makers of a few produc~ -
including electric shavers -to docu'ment
their 1dvertlsing claims.
Biit consumer advocates aren 't at all happy with the program, and a glance
at· fn'formalion the commission has just
released on ad documentation for electric
shavers shows why. Manufacturers sul>-
mltltd · to the FI'C information that jn
some cases is so technical no consum~r
coqld ·understand it. In other cases the
informa tion is so sketchy that it does not
appear to substantiate the ad vertising
clajm.
';l'he-commission published the material
as It was received -without evaluating
it.' Consumer advocates charge cvalua-
tioo ii essential if the information is to
be meaningful to consumers.
Ip April or May the Senate Commerce
Comrruttee· will resume hearings on a bill
to require that all advertising be truth-
ful. Senate passage this year is possible, thouP., Ole House is almost certai n not
to acf. Committee sources consider the
pre1ent FTC approach clearly inadcqua le
to the consumer"s need for truthfu l ad-
vertising.
Tht commi ssion itself Is unhappy with
the program, begun last Oct®ei; Since
then the commission has asked manufac-• Or thejcommlsslon ma:y take the tortu~
turers ol some eight produet.11, ranging ously slow legal act.ion necessary to !tree
from autos to TV sets to COUJh remedies, manufacturers to stop making adveJ"tll.
to document specific advertising claims. ing claims that are unsupparted by Mli4
Thus far the commissioo bu released evidence.
the info rm ation sent by makers of three Another part of the proble m is finding
products, automobiles. electric shavers, some way to get the information the com•
and air conditioners. Before April I, it mission releases to the 204 million Amer·
will release information on television ican consumers. FTC chairman Mlld
sets. both color and black and white . Kirkpatrick earlier thL! year suggested
Un til · two weeks ago the commission to consumer groups that they ta ke Ute
w1 asnima intain1ng that its protogn1m existed lead in distributing this information to
o 1 onn coosumers -not orce man-their members
ufacturer.s to advertise truthfully. ...., On A ·i he. • • ·1 rt But now eom~ission sources acknowl· pn 1. t comm1ss1on w1 I repo .
edge that the FTC in fact is casting to ~gr~s on th~ degree ol succes:i 1L
around for some way to improve the COOSJde~ 1ls :ad documentation program
program. tt recognizes, these sources has had thus far . . . ,
·say. that the infonnation it is releasing FTC soorces say ~at the report ~11
really does not aid consumers very much. incl.ude so~e evaluation ·°' · the qualitf
The -rrc may include its own evalua-?f mfonnat.1on the comm1~on tteelv~
tion when it releases fu ture inlormation in four f.1elds·: . automobiles, electric
that manufacturer s submit to document shllvers, Ill' conditioners and televi4Jon
ad rt' ·n Jal setJ ve ISi g c ms. ·1he commission already has privat1ly
Army: 'Try It
You'll Like It'
FT. JACKSON, S.C. (UPI) -The
Army has begun an experimenlal pr~
gram giving youths a chance to see what
they are getting into before they enlist.
Youths from South carolina and
Georgia will stay at the nation's first
army selection station three days to sam·
pie Army life. AV the end of the three
da ys, those who are impressed by the
milit.ary life ,sign up for three years.
Unimpressed yooths go home.
The program , one which lhe Army
hopes to ex pand to other training c~nters
in the natlon, is part of the military
service's effort to achieve an all·
vo lunteer force by 1973.
-done such evaluation. The technical com-
plexity of many documents provided 11
makes evaluaUon very difficult.
Some documentation the commisslon
receives ,gqes to the other extreme' .:...
very brief and general. Arlolhtr maker
, Of electric shavers wu asked lo docU-
ment its advtrtising claim that: "With a
stainless steel head so precise , you can't
get ariy cleaner." ·
The arawer, in full : "A 'clean' shave
means a smooth shave wl'l.lch is not ac-
companied by nicks and cuts. Safety
razors, while usually providing a cllllel'
shave , are known to cause nick! and cut.a
"1licH detract from a clean appearance.
These fact!: are common knowlfldat.
(Our) sha ver comprises a balanced -de-
sign 1which gives a close shave wit.beut
nicks or cuts. We have not condUcted In
opinlon survey but have informally quq-
tioned a number ol people as.to the mean-
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To Know · ·Russ 'Live Longer
Meat Fat?
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Feel $~t you were ~ by a door-to-
r" door magazine salesman? Ha vi n I
mecl\illlcal t!'<n/ble with y..,. ear that th~
dealer won't liX? Di,d you P.aY_j90 to have
rour tel,.,visioz! set repa1red" and still get a
bad piclure! •
SACRAMENTO \ UP IJ -tr
consumen want to know ho\\·
much fat ls in their ham-
burgtr', ttiey may have to pay
more for their meat . an
Assembly conunittee has been
l\'arned .
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If YOL4 alt 'suffering umn <\DY ~e or
these Coinmon complaiiitS"fitiere is now
an agency In Oranie Countt that wOI try
to helP you.
The county's new OffJce .of C.Onsumer
Affairs COCA) had its fohnal opening last
week although it has beeri in business Ior
seven weeks and has serviced almost 10o
complaints. "°~ '
The operation Is on a· limited !:Midget, at 1 least until July i. The· Board of
Supeivlsors appropriated only Stl,000 for
the oUice through /une 30. An additional
'33,200 bas been rectived through the
FOcle,..i Public Emptoymen( Program
(PEP). There is a staff of-seven.
One of the new agency's first problems
was a somewhat humorous one presented
by a coUege student in Anaheim. She had
given. a satesr,nan $1 for a photo of her
c,t. 'when the photographer , arrived he
askld for $4.15 additional. It seems the $1
jU!t covered an enlargement.
The tollege girl and the photographer
argued. Sh& says· he re!used to take i pic-
ture ·ot the cat. He insisted that she be in
tbe i>bol9« .
She objected and pointed out that the
receipt given her clearly stai.ecf: "Take
picture of cal." ~
DA'1 OFFICE
The ~tnpasse w8.s handed to the OCA. _,
"'1erle Goddard. a represen-
tative-or the Californ i a
Grocers Association. said pro-
pased legislation that would
require labeling' or groUnd beef
sqld in grpceries according to
its fat content percentage
would •·mean passing on
higher costs to the consume r."
Goddard. testifying before
the Assembly Committee ..on
Agriculture, said such legisla-
tion would require groceries to
buy fat content t e s t i n g
machines at a cost of about
$150 and would require more
labor.
The committee h e a r d
testimony concerning pro-
posed leglalation by i t s
chairmao, Assembfyman John
V. Briggs, CR-Fullerton).
Under Briggs' 1neasure in·
troduced last year. grocers
would be required.t to label
ground beef with four fat con-
tent categories -30 percent or
less, 22 percent or less, 17 per-
cent or less and 12 percent or
less.
Because the phota agency operates out of
Los Angeles and has no license to solicit
in Anaheim, the county bureau has turn-
ed the complaint over to the Orange
County District Attorney.'s office.
CMVIT CHECKS. • • •
Under current law , ground
beef must not have over 30
percent of fat content, but it
does not have to be labeled
with the percentage.
Briggs said the bill also
would prohibit such "meaning-
less terms as 'select.' 'extra-
fancy,' 'ground sirloin. and The new agency had · a rocky start. It
was finally approved by the supervisors
last Octobel' after .a series of debates.
The agency opened, in January. It is
located in the Civic Center area of santa
Ana -511 W. Sycamore St.. ne1t door to
the County Administration B,Ylding. The
phone number is &lHlOO.
There are numerous state and federal
agencies concerned with consumer af-
fairs. Gera1d P. Boehme, one of the top
aides to OCA Director Jim Shimanoff,
says the county office plans to use the a-
pertise and facililies of the larger
organiutions.
REPAIR YOBS
"For e1ample," he stated. "There are
numerous .state &gencies which control
licensing. They mave technical labs for
evaluaUon of repa.ir job! and products. 11
Directof Shimanoff, "45. is a retired
t1arine colonel. He joined the corps in
!Kt and was flustered out recenUy at Ei
Toro after returning from a tour or duty
in Vietnam where he comm;i:nded a
Marine battalion .
Shimanofr says he hopes thal most con-
troversies brought to the office can be
setUed through arbitration. "\Ve will
listen to the aggrieved cpnsumer and
then talk to the businessman. About half
of the 100 cases we have handled so far
have been resolved to the satisfaction of
lx>th parties,'' he added.
Why is a retired t1arine colonel in·
terested in consumer affairs?
''I have always been interested in con-
·Sumers and their problems," he ex-
plained. •·1 guess it is because I am a
cons umer. I buy and. use thipgs ."
tCoatliuoed Fiom Page Cl) . , .
file lfhether accurately or not?
"Most credit' giinters don't report
·derogatory information right away ."
claims Reyer. 11Tney realize .there can be
eitenuating circum·stances .... maybe a
person 1s 00'-Yacatiqn or the baby got into
the mail and tore up the bill."
~·~ 'they reaHy report derogatory
information ls When a guy is three
months behind in his payments: packs up ·
and leaves one night without any
forwarding address."
"~iost people are good people," Reyer
stresses. "They pay their bills on tizne." 1
. How hard or easy is it to get acce~s to
an individual's cr~it rating records,
whether yours or another party's? How
hard or easy is it to slip in something
based on hearsay or flatly int'tlrrect and
perhaps even libelous?
'Some agencies have been known to ac-
cept hearsay with serious distortions get-
ting in·the files , although most use in-
formation gathered from matters of
public record such as court proceedings.
"We get. many complaints, but we 've
not been able to substantiate any such
allegation to my knowledge." says
Federal Tra'de Commission aide Jim
Laidig.
"r also think you people (the press)
have done a pretty poor job of letting the
public know that such information must
be made available to them ," Laidig said
of the FTCsupported law:
But a beleaguered TRW employe says
many people do ask about their credit .
"We get plenty of people passing through
our offices and 'not· all of them are here
because they've had a credit refusal,"
she says.
'·Some get mad because we tell them
. 'no listing' and othirs get mad becaUse
you don't have details of al) the credit
they've had for the last 40 years. And
others go through the roof because what
we have listed cost them a credit
purchase," she concluded.
Before examining your credit record.s
al TRW Credit Data you are given an 11-
page brochure outlining the credit act.
You are also asked to prove your iden-
tity.
;<We keep t.igbt security. but then it's
part of our duty to protect both client and
consumer," says public relatio n s
manager Fortuna.
The law spells out how careful credit
data company people must be, whether in
release of information to a consumer
credit granter, or perhaps just cocktail
party eommentary on how much which
city official owes to whom .
A slip could cost a $5,000 fine and one
year in prison, or both.
The same penalties conceivably await
the snooper who poses as another party
to check on financial records.
The problem is that the plainUff in any
such ca se must prove lhe disclosure or
, 'ground round' and would re-.
quire the labeling of any ad-
ded ingredients to hamburger.
Alan l.1aJer, a 1,..os .AngC!es
attorney whose firm had filed
a class action ,suit against
several chain groceries charg-
ing deception and false ad-
vertising, said the "consumer
must be told the truth and be
given the information he needs
to make an intelligent choice."
Maler said the law firm did
a survey of ground beef sold in
the Los Angeles area and "we
round that there is no sirloin in
ground sirloin. no round in
ground round and no chuck in
gi:ound chuck.''
Reibert st<foe or ffie Orange1
County Health Department
also told 'the committee that
false advertlsiag of ham·
burger contal1ing added in-
gredients such as pork spline
and pork lips was "very
widespread."
unauthorized gathering of credit data was ~--------
done \Vith malice and intent to injure.
The F'air Credit Reporting Act, on the
other hand, specifies time limits in which
certain information may be in a person's
data file .
Seven years is the maximum anything
\•:hich ma y adversely affect a person's
credit rating. such as arrest. indictment,
convi ction. prison or payment or a tax
lien can be carried. Bankruptcy actions
must be expunged after 14 years.
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By BJ\IAN, SUWV AN taminal!on d I'm I n t s h e d views'' appear, to be c1n-
did~te.s for the depreaslon•
that can come on .in m.iddt1
Ille.
Astoclated Press .omew~t after c 1 r e I u I • I . ,
If you 'd like t9 live to lbQ._ c1eans1nc, he said. When
your cban.ces_woUld be better ..,.. fiJamentcKta .-.-forms or (.'Ofl-
if you lived in the Soviet ~minanls predominated,
Union, and were a woman as cleansing did not help at all.
"Tbere'1 a certain ty pt ol
person who becomes ill iu
middle Ii/~. a.nd.-:1 OrH:: -word w'ell. he said.
The probabilities o( a ntan STA:Y -LOOSE could cllaract~ri~ it. it's
aged 65 surviving to age 100 rigidity," said 'Dr, 'Francis J .
range ·from 3 low of about 1. People wbo are "narrow of Braceland at. a S.ymposium at outlook and ri'"d in t•·•· the Cl-·dand ~· ... ·e per 1,000 persons in Eng!and .,_;;;;;;o;;;;i'i;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;~~;;;;;;;;;;'~i;i";_;;;;;;;;;·;"·;;;;;;;;~~;i;i;';i;i,· ;;;;;;;;;;'~ and \\'ales to a high of nearly.fl
9 per 1,000 in the Sovlet Union,
according to the Statislical
Bulletin . or !hr A1etropolitan
Life Insurance Co. The pro~
abilities for · Y.·omen ~-r y
trom about 3 per I. · in
England. Wales and ew
Zealand. to a high of nearly
25 per 1.000 in the Soviet
Union.
COLD STEAM
Vaporizers th8t prod.ice a
"cold steant " may aggravate
symptoms or asthma and at
tim es actually make the ill-
ness \\'Orse . a doctor u•ams.
The vaporizers. w h i ch.
operate by droplel fragmen-
tat ion. may spread certain
forms of fungi which dev~lop
within tbe vaporizer reservoir,
Dr. \Villiam R. Solomon told a
meeting of the American
your
immediate
future
calls
for a
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, SOUTH COAST PLAZA The allergist said he tested
14 different '·cold steam"
vaporizers. In seven, where
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Celia B,aker, Presll!ing Judge
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America. ·I'm concerned with the .rela~
tlon1hlps between tbe Unlted States and
he'r neighbors on the W e s t e r n
Hemilphtre1" abe expleil)ed. r
allUl'ed. 1•1 hive never fOund ' any
diacrlminatk>n 1g1ina:t me 11 1 wom1n or
aa a judge. I do agree th1t some women
have been slolf to 1et tbe 1ood·pa)'IDS
jobs they deserve."
A1 you 1pproach the bench the black
_,__Of her oUice ire impressive;-~
, &. • In cbambtr1, dreued in a 1lmP1e
eream-coloted 1uit, Juda:e Celli Btker
• ~ tn a lealher chair behind her
~hvce desk. She aeemed ~mehow srntiBtt
but her dignity carried over from tbe
coortroom,
Tlme for family, ·church and travel
have been limited durlnf Judie Biker's
24 years cm the bench.
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:. t She -ts t judge in the West <>rana:e
County Municipal C.ourt, Westmin.Jter,
and the onJy woman judle ¥t the coun.ty.
She cilia herself "a peasant at heart."
Copies of South American artifact!
-&often the law-office severity of her
.:. ~hambers, decorated in Wood, !eather and
1hadea of gold. Llw books line two wall~.
Her Honor relued between ~I
~ afternoon ,..110h1 "'••werlnf quea-
tlon1 over a cup of instant coffee brewed
-~ tbe premises. ,
TRAVEL PLANS
-She Wk!d of retlrem"1t n e x I
November Ind tbe lilt of thlnf• to do that
bu grown longer/over the years .. · , • , , ' She wuta to ~ to. Mako 'Ind Hatay.
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Celia Baker began her law career with
undergraduate Work 1t the University of
Buffalo in .her n1tlve New York. She
, enlisted in the Navy and
years during World War n.
BEGAN AG-'m
served two
Aller her marriage she 1tud ied at
George Wµhington-Unlv eralty C:Ollege of
f Law, Waablngtoo, D.C. She reairned .to
have htr fir1t child and· move .. to
California.
• Aft.er a second daughter was bom and
1hi \j)ok a bruahup courae 1t the Lo>
A01eiel• Cloll•1• of Applied Ario, she
pauod tbe Calilomia bar In 1941.'
That ume year 1be was elevated to
jud1e, Pa.rt-time, and ran a law pradice
frolli ber homo. She had been .appointed , . Judie of lhe -HW\tlngton Beach City
Court .
• 11Qi\ri -,.wa1 , caQeci lnf.9 aession when
tbet_e 1',fft eDOUCb Cllet to Warrant it,"
lkJad11 explained. '"Wltb·only 5,00ll J><0-
1 W Iii town there w1sn't that much erirl'le... , .
Tllori "'1.1 be ..,,. ltlnoi f9.-ber t;,e. •
llid -~-iDll _,,,, ...... ct~~-~ SUti .Afii' 11111 In~•
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She wantl to cilch up-on·hlr 1iriltnml Whln the myrjld city cnurt. were,con-
ber lluntiiirton ~ illme.' · ·• IOllilated Into one In 1953 1he was elected
• ' I ' I "•.>·-' -..:.. •~ '-ti be "I came to'Huntlnltm Bfach in. 1"J.. ". .; ~· ; ,,...91 "IRID. _. '"" ce court ~ame the -....., ,._...,.»_ 1 bulltiiii1 uitll mliillcl.pol ftlll't m, 1951 she was mad•
of ou1y s tllJO ~,, , ', , • preoldin& 'Jlidle. l:aler It beceme the
.. , , ' : Wu£ OrlJtle County Municipal Court a1'd A 1peclal drealU It. I IChool to'.be mcfucSed 1everal cities.
lllart.d by her church, Unlty Church of ·
ta ADI. She mainfained an active law practice
untu llU. , ·
Crowded court calendars lengthf.n the
judg6'1 workday. ll"'may 'begin at 8:30
a.m. ud end at 1:30 p.m. On tome days
' thete· are !unch ho)lrl. On otben l}ie
reluea over 1 quick cup of coffee -and · ~ Ille llacta of pipers. on her desk.
Do -It l'llCI differently to a wom1n Jlldct7 ,
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Queslloni about women's Ub brou&bt I
wry smile and a glance buvenwltd.
"Women with inherent 1b!Utles wW be
recognized," she answered finally. "J feel
the real problemi wlll be resolved over a
period of time. It is a matter of contact
with people and public acceptance."
The trend in recent Supreme C:Ourt
decisions toward '1personal freedom" baa
made the .Judge 's job harder, she said,
"We must concentrate on legal
techrucalitles instead of the question of
innocence or guilt."
II can be frulrallnf, too, to see IO
many situations she cannot remedy.
"It is fruatraUni, and a bit sad, to see
young drug uaer1 come to court and then
come back and bac:k. and back. I see their
'persOnalJUes chanae. I see their physical
and men ti.I health. destroyed. They have
so many opportuniU.es and they throw
them all away.
LIVES WASTED . .
"Their lives disintegrate as I. watch. U
we could only reach them at an early a&•
and give them confidence In themselves .
Life Is worth the challenge it ls to make
it." •
When 1he adjourns her list session for
tbe W•st Orang• Counly Munlcpal C.url
~r calendar will be well-filled.
Home base will remain in Huntington
Beach, but travels will take her far from
the county:
"I want to revisjt Mu:ico, Guatemala,
Honduras, Peru," ahe said, "to make
contacts . the avuage American tourist
never does. . I plan to take aome
archaeological as&ignmenls but I want to
be free to travel."
In the States tbere ilre' her family and
friends. One special trip mapped out la to
an Indian · reserv1tlon in Arlz.ona. Indian
frienda have named a child after the
jud1e.
"One liletlme just 11111 •notllh," the .J.udf• decided. ·
Duties
111. grandmother of
three include
milk ancl cookies
with Rick Peterson,
age 3, left. ·
Below, th.e. juclge
tends her gardens,
orange tree.
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Celia Baker, Ora n'ge Cou~ty:a
Ann Landers
only woman ·judge,
retires in November a~er
24 yeers on the bench.
His Foreign Mo<J,el
Has Faulty Muffler •
' . f ' DE~ ANN.LAll?>Ellf:' OUr "'!• m11'-every cllal!et!I• th1t came my WI)' I
rled a &irl ftom a foreign country. She refused to waste my time and energy
has a severr case of over-compensatory bating, feellnt 10rry for myself or 1ettin1
aggresslvenen pluS other psychoses dUe even.
,kt._her feelings of Inferiority. The entire Today I am 26 and married to a
family has tried to make her comfortable marvel005 man. I now know that my
but [fear we have failed . _ •· -.:r"mother was alek -the vicUN Of 1 cruel
Our son and hls wUe were among the and punish.ing mother herself. She
eueatJ at a dinner pariy at our home the · coukln't help it. Don 't·ask rDe where I 1ot
other evel)ing and the conversation was the WiidoQ) ~ handle my problem at age
light and amusing. Out of a clear blue 14. I don't,lmow. But I'm passing on what
sky our daughter-In-law screamed, "You I've learned to all the Ermas in the
can all 1ee how cruel my husband is to world. -VICTORIOUS
mt. He is so brutal I can't live like this DEAR VICKIE: I hope Ille Erm.u
much longir." Usie.a.
Everyone was shocked at Utis outburst.
Her husband nonchalanlly changed tbe
1ubject by •Rina ooe·of tbe ll!ut• l1ow
bi enjoyetj bil lrlp to ,tbe naUonal parts
last •lllllDMf. '
Aller dinner I took my .On aside Ind
told, him to see lhat hi! wile 1•la' pr ..
fesaionaJ help. He replied, "YolJ're Ket.
ting crolcbety ln your old age, Motlier. ·
She didn't hurt anyone. There's nothing
wrong with Ingrid."
Who is the sick one? Or are tMre two?
-BRICK WALL
DEAR WALL: Sooh 114.lwt le me.
But keep out of k. Tile firl m1y be<ome
precreulvel1 sicker wt~at treatment
ud U. Mpefllly, )'taf. ... will have to
acilllowledge th fac:I U. la Of.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I work for the
Clr<:ult Courl of Klll111 City and on o6-
cuion I help out in tbO Adoption Dlplrt-
me.nt. You wouldn't believe the numbir
of people who hove loot 1-paront IDd then
discovered, when coin. throuab thtir
papen, that they were adopted. They are
so cnnlused •ncl hurt ii ii he~brHkinlf,
Your reputed 1dvlce to i.U ailldron !bey
are adopted at an early 11e ii IO'
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My heart 1ch-RIGHT.
ed far the lirl who •ip!d' l)er' felW •' Also tell your reaclen, Ann, to mite
"Heartilck Enpa." ~be aald !)er. J1¥>lber ~e when they 'llclopt a, child IUI !bey
acreamed at her all the lill)t and no.m1t-have a lawyer who 11 up on Uio l1iesL ·
!er how hard 1he_ lri.d ibe couldn't do Laws change. A great many poilple goto
anythJngrlaht. Therewereccmtantcom. lawyers who · don't keep up 1Dd1 when
porloona bel,.... ber IDd I beaultlDI ·Somethin1 goes wrong 1beJ art!lboclled
older' sister who was "everybody's pet." to di1covtr they ire ~. Keep
Erma ftl1t 19 •leep on i wet pillow every up the 1nod work, Ann. -KANSAS CITY
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mother but I dldn'l let her turn me lnlo lhls vllal ,.,......_Wore ,.1 ,_,,,
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bnt lho 1lull." Only." Send 35 ·cenil In coin and ~ ion•
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By COUNT MARCO
'"" Miu, Ms., or : whatever,
Gloria Steinem made .aeveraJ
1,(n1t'flre1ting' remarks.
the new desi_gn s-. •• new ideas • • . new ' shops ... for life as you love it. We understand.-·
~ ilnteresting1,,.bka119e what &he '
•ukt. makes no tense
J4!'Jialooiver (which la par for
r,meo's lib moutbplece1).
"Women don't want to im·
State \he· m,le role, which is
qeither oompassionate nor
flexible," • cocnmented. 'r Jn the days before women's
lib, 'male compassion aod ne.1.-
"'lbility We f e 'kn 0 w'n IS
··'chivalry," which the likes of
Steinem would probl'bly shrug
off.
I wond'er what she !hinks
·about the "women an d
,children first" rule in cases
· ''like the Tltilnic si nking. Or the
BEAUTY
and the
Bl!AST
saga of the treks west by
•@Vered wagons, when rpen
&hi.elded their womenfolk with
·.their own bodie& 4tn:inl, lndWt
'attacks. Or UHt: .custom of the ·man walklrig curhmde to pro;:
tect the' woman from harm's
Way. . ' '
Chivalry. automatically went
with the great respect which
wu woman's due. Of all Sir
Walte·r R·a lelgh's
achievements, the · one .that
atands out DlOlt is the placing
of his cloak in the mud for the
.~qu~ ~ ~~lk upon. On pu?Uc
· tra~rtation any man. who
,d!dn:t,__g~ve his~sea.t to a s~n:
•ding ~man wu treated 'With .
obvtOUs disdain and marked as
a cad. Hundf.eds of men died a
'bloOdy death in duels because
of a "woman's honor."
Then some unfeeling female
dares to say that men are not
compassionate; not flexible.
Jt's one thin& to fiJ:ht for equal /
'wages, but to aMQUnCe that
men are unreeling a n d
unworthy snacks of heresy.
Wllenever a female walks up
to a man and says, "I'm equal
to you," he's going to say,
''Prove It!" And he won't.._re-
main around to see you make
an ass of yourself.
The majority of my mail Is
from free-thinking women who
are proud to lell me they en-
joy being a woman and
treating their men like the
kings they really are. They
are even amused at the
fruitless efforts of . t h o s e
unreasonable · facslmilies of
men. ·~ ) 1
Why don't these ~eatures
just pack up their pants and
buy an island of their own
where they can pretend to
their heart's cont~t, Afte~
about three month( the . ma·
jority would give ufelr. all for
a row-boat i'ide back .to man's
compassionate and flexible
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Sp a nking Ban .
SACRAMENTO (UPI) - A
bill forbidding C a 1 i f o r n I a
lachers to hit pupils bas been
proposed by Assemblyman
Alan Sieroty, ( D -B e·v er f y
Hills ).
, The measure would repeal
the state law which authorizes
the u.se o( corporal punish-
tTient In 'public schools.
Antique
Lovers
WHERE WERE YOU
WHEN THE .SALE
JAGS WENT ON 7
WP had a sal!!! la.st weekend,
20% to. 40'1'9 off on our 11tock
of f~ an\jques. Our tin t
11ale. So we ran an ad. The r"ponse was not exactly over·
whelming, and we wondl'.!r why.
Our antique 1hof, ii small, but \Ohat we have s good. Some
lttm'ls are eJ(penslve. Some arc
not. Many are one of a kind.
:P.1ost are different from the
ti.in-of-the-mill f\.lmlture and
decor.11.tlve acccssorlc1 you see
In department and furniture
1tores (and thoee places 11.ttn"t chellp either). our things look
good In a home. They look like
quallt)', and they make you
look like dlscrlmlnaUng buyen
with enough lmaKinatJon to
want IOnlethlng dlf1'.rent from
what your rr~nds have. u fur-
niture, ~lain, enamels, and
engravings ri\ade by loving
hands 200 or 300 ye11n ago ap-~ to 1 )'OU, try our We this week~n4. Salurday and Sun-
d11Y. 11 "to 5. Wf!'Jl have 1noth-
er go at the overwhelming re-
aponse, If you can't come, how
about wrl tl•lt to let us know
where you were wh!!!n we need·
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at the shoulder. You ''re a woman. , '·'. . i ' -
w bit~ polka 'dots, 6-1. 2 ,,· Jay Morley
black/ Show it . Polyester, cotton halter dress,
for Y.O.U. 60.00 mi ss foreca st 119 .,... all· stores
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NOW You con knit your own *Cuslon1
Designed Suit, Dress or Hor Panis (as
easily as "Painting by Numbe r")
either by hand or on a machine ..
~Complete instruc tions, Yar ns ..
.Everything you need for o
•GUARANTI(D CUSTQM
DESlliNEQ FIT!
lIOW WOULD YOUR
GE.CUP LIKE TO GO ON A •••
CHEESE SAFABI
Hickory F11ms of Ohio,. has an
adventure into an exciting y;or!d of
taste treasures waiting for you and
your groupl Your journey will elso
be spiked with th e added exclle·
mtnt Or prizes and special ollers
made onlJ lo you.
OUR SAFARI WILL PUT
DOLLARS IN YOUR
GROUP TREASURY! ·
Call for Delalla:
540-6991 '
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Your Boro•cope )
Virgo: Favor Delay
MONDAY crystal-clear. vmoo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
MARCH 6 Delay could ultimately work In
.By SYDNEY OMARR your favor. Famnr. members
could quarrel. Don t be ~awn ·cancer peraoJU generally into dispute. Tho1e who ask
are loya l, wonderful during your advice may merely be
times of emergency and going through moUon1. Plaut
usually are capable of making peraon plays key role.
a house a home. Natives of
this zodiacal sign harmonize UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ):
with Taurus, Virgo , Scorpio Forces tend to be scattered.
and Places. There is attraction Avoid wild-goose chase. It
to Capricorn, but the rela· mi&:ht be · bestr to poatpone
tionship Is not without prob-j our n e Y • T.h ere are
]ems. Cancer should be wary respohlibllities cloae at hand.
in dealings wilh Libra and Check reservatiom, c a 111 ,
Aries. Cancer will proteci. messages. Capricorn is in·
family lntttests and usually volved.
will have something put aside SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
for proverbial rainy day. Some Finish project. E 1: pan d
famous persons born under horizons. Resist urge to bor·
this sign include Barbara row or Jend money. Take in·
stanwyck, Dave Carroway ventory. Get accounting.
and Bill Coaby. Collect debts. Don't carry
burden not rightly your own. ARiES (March 21-Aprll 19): You do have a right to Jive
Interests now range far and your own life.
wide. But don't spread efforts SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22~
too thin. One at a distance may Dec. 21): Partnership, mar·
make special request. Repay riage areas are .. weighty."
past favor. Avoid tendency to Means you will have to face
brood. Delay in travel plan is music. However, you will
temporary. really be dancing to your own
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 21>):
S t r e s s practical approach.
Take cash and Jet credit go.
Be sure to obtain promises in
writln(. Then you a v o I d
needless dlJpute. Build on
so!Jd base. Correct safety
hazard which mlaht uist al home.
IF TQDAV IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY you have natural
stnse of hannony. Your voice
ia unusual and you have real
appreciation of -music, tilt
arts. You are entering cycle
now that will be rich in op-
portunity. Be more in-
dependent, confident. By July,
you will have feeling of fulfill-
ment. Keep the faith.
To fllld out mor~bovl vourMlf 1nd t1lr0111~f' Clner Om1rr"l JO. '"' • ~r Ill b t Allrol , bl I 7J nf to ,,f's !, ,i;:: 11L 111{&f l x ~'. fo0'7. (tnlrtf .S11tioll, Htw Yo~,
China Gift
Has a Cold
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A TAURUS (April 2G-May 20): tune. New policy is put into el· hairy muskox Pre.sldent Nixon
Your ability to silt through feet. You are beneficiary. promised to llve to the people ind obtain facts 11 em· Menage will be clarUled.
pbasized. You can 1mpres1 CAPRIOORN (Dec~ 22-Jan. of China has contracted the
nd -c 1 B anlff1es. a m-e 11>lld 111ns. ut. you 19): Sense of humor is in-
will have to, do thla deaplte op-valuable ally. This i s Two baby muskoxen named
position from one who is en-especially applicable now _ Milton and Mathilda were
vtoui. Social contact result! In associate may make threat. scheduled to he flown .Sunday
ult1:mate profit.-Laugh rather than cry. Then from San FrancisCo to the
GEMINI (May 21.June 20): you turn tables and apparent Peking Zoo. LJ? low. Uaten, observe and setback will boomerang in Unfortunately, Milton got a
learn. Don't rush in where your favor. cold and a sore throat and
others fear to tread. Includu AQUARWS (Jan. 20-Feb. wouldn't drink his milk, said
signing of legal agreements: 18): Hopes, special desire"s are zoo Director Ronald Reuij>er,
Walt and get lay or land . apotlighted. You get-what you and the trip was postponed.
There wW likely be hidden want, but not in manner ex.. The shaggy-haired animals
clauaes. Added pressure, pected. Older individJ,1al exerts should he able to make the
re.sponalbility indicated. Influence. Be r e c e p t i v e journey in about two weeks
CANCER (June 21.July 22): wlthout ·being weak. Yo\l are barring any complicaUon11
Obtain J11nt from a..dd goloi to learn valuable IeS10n. Reuther llld.
· ~ ONe ·
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It.oil, Whit• & llue
Sun Multi
11111 M11lti
l1n•Am1ric1rtl
M11t1r Ch1r91
Hemphill Ch1r91
~ a two most exclling sun shoes J,. ever, San Juan In four glorious
}, · bright shades with low covered
heel. Acapulco keepa tho
look light In all over white
or bone. Now's the time
for the Florshelm
leisure ones.
14 ~·hind -Hewpwt c....,
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1You 1et what ii needed, but
not on 1ilver platter. Some ad-
Juatmenta are requir<d. Make
conce11lon. Refuae to Jet pride l-CorouMl Moll
•1tto1 ol fti• San Diego Ftwt
COSTA MESA
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LEO (July 23-Aua. 221:
Domeatlc adjuatment is re-
quired: Take nothing for
granted. Let family member
know that you are awar.e. Be
especially considerate G f
young person who conf!.det
problem. Don't cast first
stone. Messaa:e will become
hnlpl Clift .IUlll Jlcbt .. ,
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All the fashion fealures men
look !or-100%' cotton pop·
!in, !ully lined, nattily belted.
Plus 4 large patch pockets.
with button-through flaps end
leather bound button holes.
Nature! color. 311.00.
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pants? Don't take a
look, take three
Sute, pants and topS have been
trOWld awhile, but never lil:e this. Jcan'cl,
uomet'd, 111per Bmd. 'Wrtb mote of. .
toW.ly tied together Joolc than em: before.
So, when you come to sprillg, stop,
look three .... ,. then sa!
A. 'Jl:o"!"" Up un-whi<e cotton seemicl<tr
in uousers, $18, oafari j1Cker, $28.
B. Joshua 'Jl:ce whi<e or yellow doublebit
aaylic asbed tullic Oftt .aored pena, $SO.
C. P1tt1 Woodard D&YJ with nd'While
embtoideted cotton keUdoth Jodet, IH,
Jace-1.ront peDll, $23 •
.All plllll and jWcea ill siJcll 5fl)13,
topS in siza S.M.L
CollesJeaae Spurtawcar, ScCllDd Floor
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Rtfu1• to make coffee. Tell.him ho rd
water scales the coffee pot. Tell him that
all that iron in the wate' me111(es the cof-
fee taste lousy anyway, Tell him this i1
only the beginning.
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hard water left soap 1cum au over his
foce when he shbved. Turn away at the
very thought,
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Don't do the breakfast dish-
es. Hard water leaves spets
and film all over theni, so
why bother.
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water shortens th& life'of
clothes and leaYes them
rough onl!I gray. Not to
mention YfhOt hard woter
does to your washing machine. Ploy golf
instet:id. I
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DOn 't do;the floors. Hord
water leaves 1.1nsiohtly
mineral depos its all
over the shine. Don't do
the windows either, Hard
water leaves spots all over
them.
3100PM
Don't toke your after-
noon both. Who' need• a ll
that 1cum ond crud;ln1tead,
1ook yourlilf in cheap perfume.
ReoJly soak yourself. Then run
out ond go shopping ond buy o
MCOnd bottle If necessary. '
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Serve your dismayed husband
the following d inner: Dehy-
drated soup 1tr0Jght from
the package Into the bowl
(no hard water to spoll the bou-
quet). The vegetobl~ of ri1 choice
boiled in cooking oil (no hard water
to spoil the texture and appear·
once). And anything else y our
wicked littlii min~ con come up
with. ·
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Don't do the dinner dishes.·S••
reason under 9:00 AM
IO:OOPM
Explain that the reason the shower
doesn't work is thct you had the
wot er turned off. Tell him that hard
water showers leave his skin rough
and dry and make his hQi r all
gummy and blah. Appeal to his
mole vanity.
11100 PM
Hav• him 1le8p on the sofa. Explain
tbatyou can no longer let him sle9p
on rough, gray sheets which hove
been laundered In hard water.
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Woke him up by dropping the newspaP.,r
on his stomach, Explaln thOt you iuat
happened to be looking through it
Ond found the od of Culligan Wa-
ter Conditioner with uni imited
1oft water for only $2,75 o
month. y..-.,,.,
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5.34-2233
Lapna Hills, El Toro, Mission Viejo 830 -3031
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He writes you a blonk4hec.k, explaining that o wottr
•oftener rioy octvo lly save him money, and possihly
his marriage. You coll 534-223'3 ond soy "Hey, Culll-
gon Mon ."
Special Unllmltecl ' '
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from
With CULLIGAN
YOU CAN HNT WITH OPTION TO PUICHASI
Month
Limited
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It c•sts yOu no more to tolk with a CULLIGAN trofl\ed consult4flt. We M1uat4 'four
water n•ei!s, Ond then, ln1tdlll th e meat efficient unit ftr YOU* ap•ciflc r9•ulr._
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Msi who mJst bid -original Choreography Utilizes 'iMieu~'8 ~ Amer ican · every .op~rtunity to recount ~ ·,
t f~ Thu.tu cOmpany •nd the hilarJOUs sto!'Y of ~he . ,..~~ the procra\n · on what war.ward ward via a high
t=· · ,,_ye ~ lbe New York stepping romance that carries . ition'1 JIM>lt successful the' happy , couple through
• • Iii. Loo Anieles. courtyards, ltitch~nd the ·~··of glee, have been 'SUJH!apP,Jed. hayfie . .
eapecl&lly noticeable in the This LS an unm _}y pleas--
. 'Viclnlty of the box office but ing production in -,ways
. that'1 not what we mean by than ont; for it served most
,iuCciufu.J; our concern is for suµal>ly _t_o .hamnfe~ ~-1o
the wtlaUc caliber o( wha t we this cr1t1c the tremendous
have thoroughly enjoyed in the • ~~J!tial ~ versatility, of last~ fortnight ·and, successful, • Pnffil ballenna Eleanor O An-
in that sense, seems now to be tuono. .
1 &ross understatement. ~ 1 We had ,watched this gifted ~ • OUr Jut outlnl lo the Music y<iung la~)' 'just en ev°"!!'l or
l C.O(Jr ~ U1 to lji, joy1 so belor• Jn a l'G~e" lh>t
f ot·••t.a tllle .~II Uardee" aqd i led us ·to· _the 1"J""ll"'nt ~t
ttie ·utterly erichantlng "Les ABT· has indeea aecured an
Patlneurs" and the· com· ·~~tisr'of. tlie .firtt rank in the
bination it.self proved to be 1 ~n of this former m~be.r '1appy bJJplration on the part · of t~ Ba.H.et Russe de Monte
of -ABT directors responsible Carlti. .. t
for the Unklng of two happy . She di!pla~~ T u e s d. a Y
balleta that complement each rught, magnificently . 8:QUlI'ed
other like lamb and mint by Ivan Nacy. a capacity for
,. uuce. . " ' . . . "Les Patlneurs", a series of
llY divertlsletilents on the.
•joys of ice skating, still
employs the i nspired
choreocrapb y set to
'Meyerbeer'• music -~ years.. '1 •co by Britlan'a Frederick
~A¥*°8 plus Cecil BealQn's
~ 111!1 "181umes. ·
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be euclly that way. No one
, could poalbly Improve on that I ~ Aabton-Beaton rela· ~ tiolWUp nor would anyone who viewed thil c b 1 rm in g,I y
performed · ballet last week
1 want them to make. the at·
tempt.
On lo "La FUle Mal
Gardee11 · and ABT'a cmi\p]ete
' capture in ballet ftJrm of Peter
I Ludwif Herttl's roostatioiit
tale Of the. Younc lass who ~et!
the lid of her choice despite ~ her guardian'• comical at.
tempts to marry her off to ·a ~ t witless but wealthy suitor.
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Ing of the FEench ocbool that
was a far 1 cry f1'9m the
poignancy and passim that
she brougliti to ; her : inspired
"Giselle." Well done. Miss
Antuono, very well done in-
deed. I t
Praise too f o· r Marcos
Paredes, splendidly' cast in,'.his •
pantomime dame role of I
Mme. Simone, the constantly
frustrated guardian and
particularly for • John Prinz
who brilliantly depicted Jn ,
·dance form the half-baked nin·
compoop who obviously
. thought a butkrfly net would
come in bandy. in a· YOURI
bride'a bOudpir. ·,
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Mother L()de Coqntry
I Now Mining Tourists
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By CM1t!~~i.~O rest or the Mtire week'• re--ern ·C.111omians.
When Southern Californj1.n5 treat. f?r, bill an hour from But llt b the trip up biltoric
think el. the history of their . •Sonora, jt offers access to all Route 49, a twistlnc yet well·
l'"t stat., lt's the storied ol Gold Coontry. rroom.ed stat. hlghw1y thlt
Spanish mlssl~, the QulxoUc A day's trtp north takes one paints<tbe picture ol pure Gold. ~~s~ ~~t~~i':ct ~~;ue 'Ito Sutler's MUI, on the Ameri-TraVels through GnJb Gulch,
Btl.t fGr the vacationer · 1 can Ri~er. To the soo~ ia: the Bootjajk, Mormon• Bar, Chi-
more janing -and even nlore n:n~U~;:e r ~gsemll~ Na-Dt8e qamp,. TuUJetown, An-~lorful -page of Califor~ia'a the village; 01° Tw:~·~a~~~ 1el'a camp, Sutter Cree~, Dry-
-history la vividly reUved in a Conlklence and mi hi Sonora town , Spn Andreas, Diamond
leisurely motortrJp , to the P.au in the High ~ie~ras Springs'\ Cool,. ~~a.s.s Vallty, north. · · North Sa~ Juan and Pllot Hlll
It's a visit to the attraction And more, Jt is an easy ride will mar~ the. "M;other Lode
that put California on the ntap lo the fabulous vineyards that qooQtry'\r a place of charm
-and into the uruon. need no Introduction to South--and glory.
The travel brochures now
call it "Mother Lode CJountry"
but when James W. Marshall
discovered gold at Sutter's
Mill in. 1848, it WU called
everything from heaven to bell
by those thousaJtds of adven-
turers who came for their
MINERS 49'1RS COMIED THISE CRAGS AND WATERS FOR THAT PRECIOUS ORE
Poker Fl1i -fbock9round on ..., of 1'11<ld L 1ke Tulloch 11 In He1rt of "Mother Lode Country"
fortunes.
It was nearly a year after
Marshall's discovery of gold r \ in Coloma before the great '
Take to Road • Ill Europe
1old ru!h began. But when it .._
came, to be sure California ·
was never to be the ~e.
Towns sprang up and disap. i
peared faster than they could ~,
be named . Mines were ~
claimed as far north as Vinton
'Y~u ~eed Auto to Discover ·captivating Countryside and Brandy City and as far
south as Sonora and Mariposa.
In a week, or better, two,
the mining camps and towns 11J PJriws ZAUNER
Chrlltian Bdnce Monitor Strviee
If 1"U ... piOnnq • trip to Europe and
are woodtrint wbether to IO by 1utomo.
bile ·-dlXl't hesitate! We oqueezed I
family of four (with lu1111eJ Into 1 "111-
ed Volkswagen, and •pent throe ,...ks
rolllcldng through lltnmark, SWoden, Ind
Norway. We'd never ao· any other JJ•Y·
An automobile can hetp you tee more,
enjoy more, undmt.and more of any
country you visit, '
All th ... unkind repiarbp've bend
1bout unpredicllbla ~-driving
are true. But thlo becllc coa1\lll~ellsll largely in cities. Once rou eue way
out put the city limits, ·coun roads
are ciaf 1nd virtullly free ol tr1Ulo. ~gen, for iutlnce, II 1 sopbiall-
cated 1n4 exciUn( city (known 11 the
"Puia ~ the North Continent") but ii
Wllll't Ulllll : .. drQve, WI Info the rural
areu !hit.,..~ bow captivating
Is the cbllmii!-o.-t.
EVERY llllmloAD Is a templAUon to
turn oil and p11w1der through another
., •. 'l'llH-'-... -quaint I.owns tQlether some 300 yean
ago, love them the. 1'•Y they are, and
have never seen muctti1reato1;> for chanre.
But .tppirenUy the spacious quarters
,..,. for llve-ln latijhls.
After a couple of days we uncovettd
the greatest ..,.,.. 0( all for enjoying
the freedom "I 1 car. Whereas hotel
prlcea ·1n Copinhlgen had run '41> 1
nigh~ JI Wiii!' It Ill difficult In lllllll
tainw to find dollghtful accommodlUona
for 'foor 1t '9 1 night, and escellent dln-
neta •at tz each. At that rate, the car was payq for ltoeUI
We found the same wonderfUI blue.
plate-special Uring in Swt!den, where we
were cmlly quartered in such djverse
accommodaUODI u a university flormi·
tary, 1 f•l'lllhouse ,1t6c, a hunting lodre.
-'fell Vs Your
Trave_l Swry
What's yoor'favo~lte ·vacatiot1 11pot? Jt'Vt aiq;le visit brought you lhe ~f\•1
IN VASTEROS, $22 boogh t us a night '• th.at have •• preserved -
lodging in a suite large enough for a ten-AuburJl, Nevada City Placer·
nJs Dlltcb. And that price included break· ville cnee·Hangtown ), Jackson,
fast. By contrast, roorru: in Stockholm Amador -can give both adult
were both hen's-tooth 1e1.rce and ex· and child alike a first-hand
pensive. look at the feverish time gone 1be friendly _r~ption we received in by, / these amall hotela: and iueat houses is another example of the benefits Jhat There's far more to th is
come frDm budJget travel on your own. slice of Central Calif<rnia. For it was here that the most Many tourists may fear being set loo'se famous of American writers, in countries where they don 't understand the language. But country folk are ex-Mark Twain, and other1 such
traordinarily anxious to be helpful. lt as Br.et Harte, came to live
always seems possible to tum up some-what they wrote. ' ·
One w.ho speaks English (often a teen-Harte's most famous of, all
·ager is brought oot to translate). In case abort story, "The Outcast! of
of an impasse, hands and arms go into Poker Flat," told of a village 1ir..
mot.ion, the ancient art of pantomime now gone near Copperapolis, ii!
cohveys the message. juat to the north of Lake Tul-
loch. WE ENTERED Sweden at a southern
port and followed the coestlliie up the The lake, With its virgin
eastern seaboard. It was he.re, more than shores in early stages of re-
anyw}Jere, that ~e praised our A\.llo. This sort development now, offers
part Of Sweden is like a million p()l!(cards an kieal _beginnJng for a Visit
pe.sted together in . one Jong ribbon. It's to "Mother Lode Country."
a land of lakes and forests, of small vi]. For here Is the Poker Flat
lages and steepled churches. As an added Resort, with the com.forts de-
fillip, the SWedes have thoughlfully super-manded by the modem. travel· DAILY PILOT Stiff f'lltta iin.pased windmills on the landscape. er yet still offerinc the sane·
Without our own trlnSpOrtatioo we would tity of nature's world. . VIRGIN LAKE TULLOCH SHORE.' FROM PORCH OF POKER FLAT RESORT
When you hive yoor own tranapofia... ,.
Uon, an~g along the way ls a~ble.
And with no Ume\.Jb!F lo be tied to; lt'I
easy lo linger_.,. Ibo mood atrtk.,;
·'!be n.ux,.:r -'PILOT's readera are a
lrlvellllf lbl and we'd like lo bear
li-1"'1. Accordingly, 15 will be poid
for" the but trtJcles on "My Favorite
VllCltlon Spol" ,.lecled for publico-
tioa on our Sunday travel pege.s.
balre missed it. It ca n be the firlt aight's Lind 0.velopmtnt Beginning in Wilds Where Gold Miners· Once Sought Fortunes
In Oslo we eave UJ> our Volkwagen . We ------'--'----''------'---..:..-li-----------;;;i;;i;;;;;;i;;~;;.-i;;;;i;;;iiio; were all close to tem when we turned
it in at the rental otflce. Like an old
jacket whose s.leeves have becomi'beftt
at ju.st the right 1D&les, the Volkswagen
hid fitted it.elf to our needs.
W1thoul our car for instance, we prob-
ably would never have known about the
castle in NyborJ, Denmark, reputed to be
the old!f! In Sr1nclln.nls. One thlnr11
certain; Ii· was obvloual1 put toplber
before ~1 rd•"lla .ol comfortable livlna: were introduced.· We wandem
over tf!ie ... ,cobblestone Doors· for an hour
undisturbed. The place seemed large f«
a royal , family, especially if the tJpg
was trying to figure out some way to he1t
Jt during the mg Scandinavian winters.
Write If any way you lite -but
just tell lll In y<JUr own words 1boot
the vlslt :roo enjoyt!f mo.I. Each ar-
ticle should be limited to !00 words
ud.occompanied by ·a 'llllltable pbot<>
If me ll 1vllllble.
We had trav~ed 1,900 kilometers and
bad paid $150 for the privilege of usinl
jt. But we calculated we had saved more
than that by living in villages rather llall 1t to: •
True! EdttGr
Oralle Ololl Dilly POot
PO llOx llA
than blg cities.
And th4,t didn't· .even put a 1price tag
on the experience ol seeing the beauty of
the Scandinavian countries, or enjoying Colll Mesi, CA. IUlf I the people.
Mexi~o: w ·here Oysters Are
They're Always in Season in Mazatlan; Frog Legs, Too
By STAN DELAPLANE
MAZATLAN, MEXICO -Warm weather on
the MeXican west coast. Oysters in season - I
hive them twice a day. (Are they catnip! Well.
we're waiting for Ute explosion. They can't hurt
you.).
The MazaUan oysters are simply great. They
come in fresh each morning on the oysterboats.
Street stands pry them open. Drop a litUe lemon
and bot sauce on them. Hand you the open shell. .. * Some kind of oyster is in season all year. The
big rock O}'.llters are for baking. Right now we're
getting gulf O)'lters. Small and good in the half
sltell.
Tb~ BFSl' ~e "placer oysters." They are
found m unpredictable beds -like placer gold.
Found in the warm months.
Wonderful frog legs here. Get them all year.
Lobster only in winter month s. Turtle is seasonal.
TUrue eggs (the absolute catnip), it's against the
law to gather them. (But a friendly turUe came
into the shrimp bucket a few years ago and left
&ame for me. Aiee -chihuahua -)
* After many a puuled menu reading , here's the
seafood scam: "PARGO" is simply the west coast
word for the east coast "huachinango.11 Both are red mappers. • ' * 4'You wrote about ceviche which we had in
Acapulco. Do you have the recipe?"
So tied up with Acapulco, it's usually Jlsted
as ''cev1che Acapulqueno." This how·to-do-it is
from the Shrimp Bucket in MauUan.
'Till a bowl with lemon juice.
"Chop a f1nn fresh r1y fish into one-half inch cubes. (They 111e Spanish mackerel.)
"Put the cubes in the l~mon juice.
"Add chopped onio6', chopped tomatoes, avo-
cado or wha~ you like.
"Let ft aiand in refrigerotor 24 holU'I.
"Serve in cocktail ai1e &liuu or hoW\j."
* • c:e.iche II a 1-recipe -you can add all
kinds of thlnp. I win mine with llot 14uce. A
good one at the Mazailan Camino Real was laced
with ~choeped hot Jalapena peppers. I've seen it
topped with slices of i\ard boiled egg. A little cil-
antro -Chinese porsley -is good. The lemon
juice "cooks" the fish. If y6u're balking at raw
fish, try it anyway.
* "Are American dollars less v.iua"hle now in
Mexico?"
' No. Mexico held the same exchanee -pesos
12.50 to the American $1. Like all countries, hotel•
take a cut. Usually make it 12,45. Soinelimes as low
as 12.35.
Cash at. banks who give you 12.49. (At Cam-
ino RA!a!, hote!J, th.er ,giye you the FULL pesos
)2.50. Let's hoar it for Jose Brockman, the chief
honcho of this excellent chain of Western Interna-
tional -)
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"Can we 1et American cigarettes down th!re?"
They MAKE most of our brands under a Ii·
cense from the American compan~es. Expensive
though. I buy 1 Mexican lilt&' tip called Fiestas -
32 cents U.S.
* "We'd like to take a pleasant walking, ·back-
pack trip in some quiet countryside in Europe."
I like the Black Forest countrr In Germany.
Don't know any rules about sleeping out. But I
saw a lot of German back-packers. A sleefer is the
footpath along the Thames In Engitnd. think it
g~s the lull 137 mUes of Thames waterways. It
was marked on a Tbamts• navigation chart I
bought in a bolt 1upply ltore on the Tbames. * . " This is rural England with only a tow villages.
I walked some of it and it is pure footpath : One
11 1 time or single Ille. . , * I Ireland is crllld for w4!king. You can buy
govemment,m1pa tllit lllow ~very path and every
.We. I don't thlnk any problellJ about sleeping ouL
Plenty of wild water. .
Or there an Mtrll pl1ces you can rent hone
and J!~ or •11111 tqulpmeut. Let the llone do the llWDC,
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Fun Trains Rolling
To Las Vegas Again
Train service between Loa
Angeles and Las Vegas, which
was discontinued last year
when AMTRAK took over the
nation's rails, have been re-
sumed .
Special "fun trains" will
operate on weekends as part
of entertainment "package
tours" arr1nged by AMTRAK
and major hotels in the gam-
ing capital.
The air-conditioned trains
Undergro1Jnd
Art Gallery
MONTREAL (UPI) - A
ride on Montreal's sy-eamlined
aubway is a rewarding ex-
perience for ' lhe visitor. Dif·
ferent architects d11igned the
26 stations on the. 16-mile
system, which has been-call~
"the largest underground art
gallery In the hemiapbere"
becauae of Uie abstract
mosaics a n d basketweave
designs that decorate its
ceramic wa'lls.
S11N FRANCISCO
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"We think the trains will
bring many thousands of U>s
Angeles residents to Las
Vegas," Union Plaza president
Sam Boyd said. "With the
trains they CJlJl ride in comfort
•.. just li ke It was in the
good old days."
Any U>s Angeles AMTRAK
office, or a local major Las
Vegas hotel office or travel
agency, can provide additional
information regarding t h e
train 1ervice.
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This Alice's N·o Lady
-blnr for my vomit ·baa, I walch a
crutu,. of puzzllJ)g gender hana bimaell
ll'Gln Ille lop GI a atage lo Passaic:. New
Jf!N1 -Ille •ucl'-, ... "µ.!, ~ billletlo from the court of lleory , Ille
, ~th! Grand \)uignol! No. juat Aline
·Qioper, the hotlfft hard-rock 111ualc 111'1 .id·*"' buallieu 1t the moment.
Alice Cooper'• "Killer" Ju1t won a gold
record for palalng tbe million sales nwt. Alice Cooper touring the country ii
. REX REBD
In the
·Raw
l'1ce lo face , Alice Cooper Is a ·
personable enouib man who Uves hippie
commune-style with four members of his
1roup In 1 large Connecticut house filled
with groupies.. dogs, babies. and two
Siamese kittens. They are a gentle. beer ..
drinking "famiJy." No .dope allowed •
especl1illy the hard stuff. •·,
UnW 11.t years ogo they all ~ludied art .
They like lo 11\lll<• you think one day . it
occurred ·lo the!n they migh 11etter ••·
press their artistic urges in ·mus ic r4lher
than polatlrig, but one oecrelly ·ouspects
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Al I ...iot -I of I<>
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FOUDd1llon, Sonll Ana Will of.
fir 'a Teen Aclinf Workshop.
'l1lere will be ellht ...u!y
-Iona beglnnJna Monday,
Marcll I, from I to I p.m. In
the Torono Houae, adjacent to
\lowertMuaeum.'
With clusea limlted to
twenty, !be foe of 111 lncludea
Junior mtmbersblp In Tor1111 Ar!Leque.
To lead lhe )'OUl1fl people, Saundra M. Deacon will come
from South C..at Rtpertory
Theater. A leading Southtrn
catlfornia w o r t I n g pro-
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memory work, U!elter games,
and playing many difrerent
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Southern California hos two ma ior zoos -San Diego ond Los . '
Ange les. Each is on hour and a half's drive from th e Orange Coast and
eac h requires a full day and a lot of walking to see properly. •
You soy it's too .for?
You soy yo u don 't wont to drag tho kids all ov er th e lot?
Toll you what we're going to do .
.We're going to tell you about a fri endly pockot-sj20 200 right
here in Orange County. It's called Prentice Pork and it's located-at
. '1700 E. 17th St., Sa nto Ano, just a few blocks from the junction of the
Newport ond Santo Ano freeways.
The city.owned zoo covers two acres ot one ,'corner of the nine·
teen acre Prentice Pork. Nearly 400,000 peoRle visited the 200 lost
year. It ha s raccoons, coyotes, flami ngos, o mountain lion , two beor5
a·nd, at lost count, 58 monkeys.
The monkeys hove it mode. They 're in the lease. It seems th at
J. C. Prentice decided to give up his low practice boCk in Kansas and
move to California. That wos in the 1920's. He started Out os a Santa
Ano horse and mule dealer and then went into tHe oran ge glowing
business.
In 1949 he gave po rt of his orange grove to the city of Santa
Ano . But he mode .them promise three things. The land had to be.used
for a pork . The pork hod to be named Prentice Pork. And there hod to
·be at least 50' monkeys on public view at.all times.
W hy monkeys? 'Why 50 of them? Because J, C. Prentice was·
a big monkey fan.' He olwoy s kept a pair of monkeys in his bock yar.il
. and he ~bviously wanted ta share his pleasure in monkey s with the rest
of Orange County.
So there they ore -all 58 of them. Stop by some day when
you hove on hour or two ard look at the monkeys., And let the man·
keys · look al you. They get bored too.
The zoo is open eve,ry .day fr om I 0• o.m. lo· 5 p.m.
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Slll/1tMer1 Kept From Gr1,v( But R1fre 1hm1nt Stand (left) Did Good Busi ness ' . . . .Lindbergh Case Recalled
Courtroom Figures Look B ~k .40 Years to Kid ~.aJ1i~ll;g . ' By SAMUEL G. BLACKMAN
Associated Prets
"Anne, they have stolen our baby.','
Forty· years have passed slnce that
eold, blustery night of March 1, 193?,
Charles A. Lindbergh uttered those words
to his wife after finding their only child
missing from his crib in their home in the
bleak Sourland MQuntains, \ n e a r
Hopewell, N.J.
In the four decades, not a shred of
evidence ha:'· turned up to challenge the
contention of the State of New Jersey
that one ,.. man -Bruno Ric~ard
Hauptmann -kidnaped and killed li-
months-old Charles Jr. and collected
$50.000 ransom .
Hauptmann , a 36-year-old Bronx
carpenter. died in the electric chair in the
New Jersey slate prison at Trenton April a, t93&. . ,
He bad always protested his innocence
and becalise the evidence against him
was \argely circumstantial there were
many, as Gov. Harold G. Hoffman once
1ald, "bUQdr§.;fs of thousands" who
doubted Ha uptmann committed the crime
-or could.pave done it alone,
Lloyd Fisher, Hauptmann 's lawyer ,
called the execution "the greatest
tragedy in the history of New Jersey"
and said "time will never wash it out."
NOW DEAD
Fisher is now dead aJ are tbe three
other defense attorneys, many of the
witnesses whose names were household
words in the 30s, and eight or the twelve
jurors. The jurors had made a pact at the
trial never to discuss it.
Fisher never changed his opinion.
Shortly before his death, he said, "The
passing years h,_ve only served to con-
vince me mote firmly than ever thal a
grave mlscarriaae of justice occurred
when Hauptmann wa s convicted and ex·
ecuted." •
The two men who were the chief pro-
secutors -A1ty. Gen. David T. WUentz
and Hunterdon County P r o s e c lt1. o,r
Anthony M. Hauck Jr. -are still active ·
in law practices and are as convinced as
ever that all the evldence, as New
Jersey's highest court said, "pOinted
unerringly to· guilt."
But one attorney who was active in the
·Jo i~ final staa:es, Samuel S,
witi, 78, a netted criminal lawt"er
,retired recent!Y as:• New York State eine Court justice, says that
h he had always ~en convinced of
_inann's guilt, lJe still believes
s were inyolVed.-
tmann insisted~1he had told the te!~ltl• then-wed out or the ·-, 'bUt he uya now h.at he believes he
d haYe. obtained la <;0n£ession had
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David T. Wilentz
Hoffman, who had given Hauptmann one
30-day reprieve: would still be able to
save him from the chair.
EVIDENCE -. ~
What' ~ere the circumstances of the
crime and the evidence?
The -child, sufr~ing from a cold. had
been put to bed early in the second-floor
nursery. Lindbergh and his wife, the
former Anne Morrow, were talking on the
first floor of their 2~-story house.
Betty Gow, the nursemaid, visited the
nursery at 10 p.m . and found the baby
gone.
Lindbergh &earched the nwsery in
vain , notified the state police, grabbed a
rifle from 'a closet and went out, bare-
headed , in a fruitle ss search of the
estate .·
The child's body1was found that May 12
in a shallow grave five miles from the
Lindbergh home.
The next day, President Hoover
directed law enforcement agencies "to
make the kidnaping and murder a live
and never-to-be-forgotten case, never lo
be relued until the criminals are im-
placably brought to justice."
CLUES '
There were some clues:
-A ransom note, with misspellings,
left in the nursery demanded $50.000 -
"$25,000 in $20 bills, $15,000 in $10 bills
and .. $IOJOOO in $5 bills.'' The note said
"After 2-t da ys we will inform you where
to deliver the money." The "signature "
on the note,-and promised on future ones.
was' two interlOcklng circles with three
sq_uaie holes.
-'X fll'rnsy ladder, cnldely made in
three sections and splintered, found 70
feel frJ>m the. home.
.:... A chi .. ! and foolprinls. ,
· Further notes did come lo Dr. John F.
Condon, a Bronx schoolteacher who
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Wllentz (loft), Houck, On 30th Doy of Trl1l -Fob. 10, 1935
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Anthony M. Hauck Jr.
became intermediary -the ramous "Jaf.
sie" from his initials J .F~c.
And then one day in March. the baby's
sleeping garment arrived in the mail at
Condon 's home as proof that he was deal-
ing with the right man _
·On the night of April 2, 1932, Condon
paid the $50.000 to a man who, from
behind a hedge in a Bronx cemetery,
yelled, "Hey, doctor!" and again, "Hey,
doctor, over here!~' In return, Condon got
a note which said "the boy is on the Boat
Nelly .... You 'will find the boat between
Horseneck Beach and Gay Head near
·Elizabeth Island" -presumably the
W'!ters off Martha's Vineyard. The
search was futile.
The ran~om pates led to Hauptmann's
arrest.
The government had distributed 250,000
circulars giving the serial numbers of the
notes -$35,000 in gold certificates ,
$15,000 in other paper currency.
In a measure born of the Dcpr:ession,
President Roosevelt on April 5, 1933,
ordered that aU per$QO$ possessing gold
of more th.an $100 exchange it by MaY 1
for other currency at banks of .the
Federal Reserve System.
Thus, the gold notes became hot.
· "And the first thing you know a little
gas station attendant in the Bronx found'
the man that murdered the Lindbergh
baby," was the way Wilentz told it in his
opening sfatemeiit lo the jury.
The man was Walter Lyle, who wrote
on a $1Q gold note. the license number or
the auto of a man who bought five gallons
of gas on Sept. 15, 1934.
ARRESTED
Four days later, Hauptmann was ar-
rested. He had a ~ ransom note on bis
.person and In his garage lhty found
$14,800 more. . r 1 Hauptmann denied entering the'nursery
(Ir kldnaf)ing the child. 1'l wasn't there at
all." He sald the money found In h\s
gar~~e had'Pf;~ J~ft in his possession by
a friend, Is_ldor Fisch1 who had returned
to Germany In 1933 and died there In
1934.'
Defense· attorney Edward J . Reilly
made the sum~ation !or the defense :
"Thls ·ceseds too perfect from the pr.os-
ecution's viewpoint and whit they pro-
duced hert;. '' be said.
\"You the jury , have got to use horse
sense, and you have got to use common
s~nse/' he said., 1
The stale1s evidence was largel y
circumstantial. Supr~me Court Justice
Thomas W. Trenchard took note of this In
his. charge to the jury: "The crime of
' murder is not one which Is alw-ays. com-
mJtled 1n the preseriee of witnesses , and
il not so committed, It must be establish-
ed by circumstantial evidence or not at
alt"
• New 'Jcrsey'1 hlghcat court ophcld the
verdict. ·
Lindbergh, now 70 and an altllnt con·
1ultant, and Mrs. Llndbere~ live ln
OatMn, Conn. ,
Alter the conviction of l::lauptmann,
Col . .-iidl W. . .Llnd&ergb went Into exile
Jn Europe, returning to the. United States
arte:r four ye1r1. . .
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THI DOAN'~ HOME. Here's a 5 bdrm split
level with. fifeplaces in th!, living room and
family room. Perfect' neighborhood, large lot
and believe it or. not, a view! Solid Meaa
Verde value at $51,500.
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THI BEST BUY. Bargain-drivers, here's
your chance! Drive down Santiago, in Dover
Shores and pick out one of the nicest 4 bdrm,
poof homes and then go do your thing. These
owners want offers and the house deserves
better -but we 've tried and tried. It's now
at '87,000. and going d0wn. You figure it out!
PHONE UNIQUE
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THE DAL TON GANG. That's what we call
the neighbors up on Sandone, wbatta bunch!
The Dalton's are moving two doors down so
their outstanding 4 bdrm with a super-large
fee lot Is now available. U·should·C-it! at
$85,950. and busy!
PHONE UNIQUE
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A POOL HOME. Sltnny single story 4 bed·
room pool home with ,lots of light and glass
and a decorators chance to create a, real
excIUng env\ronment. Clean, vacant and In
a top Mesa 'verde area. Listed at $52,500. b\lt
we knOw a secret!
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THI MARKAS' HOME. Price jwit reduced
'5;000, to mike this one_ of the hottest list·
lngs in old Corona de! Mar. Immaculate 3
bdrm, with central patio, sun porch views
and low maintenance surroundings. Perfect
for travelers! Now '74,500.
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THE MIXERS' HOME . Classic Mesa Verde!
Clean as a pin and tasteful decor. Sitting on
a big lot with shade trees, friendly neighbors
and park and school just a block away. For·
ma! dining, paneled den , 3 baths, 4 bdrm•
and a transferred exec make this interesting.
Presented at $46,950.
PHONE UNIQUE
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THI COMPANY HOME; That's right! Owned
by Collins Radio and ready for offers. Vacant
4 bedroom overlooking the lakes, trees and
greens of . the champiol!ShiP Mesa Verde
Country Club golf course. Deep pile shag,
views from 8 rooms and spotless in every
room. $96,500.
PHONE UNIQUE
THE NEWEST LISTING! Galaxy Dr! v e
California contemporary, 4 bedrooms with
exciting courtyard pool and views of the
whole blasted Back Bay! Wells-built and well
built and beautiflllly decorated with a slight
Spanish flavor. Unique exclusive at $137,500.
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"ENCi NA CORONITA'' meaning "over little
Corona" and that's where it's at! Stately
5 bedroom Spanish mansion that looks like
a Pasadena transplant; complete with base.
ment garage, huge downstairs game room,
high ceilings and a chance to play decorator.
Listed at $137,500.
PHONE UHJQUE
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UNIQUE HOMES, a new idea In residential
real estate that is showing a solid (and sen·
sational ! ) pattern of successful selling. $1.l
million in sales for January; $1.3 million for
February. ~ quality salespeople, conscien·
Uous workmanship and 3 friendly offices In
thet H""°bor area. Be UNIQUE!
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THE WILLIAMS' .CONDOMINIUM. 1!'1 ad•
lighUul 4 bdrm condominium In the Blutr.
with paneling from an old barn, mutad brick
shag and beautiful drapes, lhutters and
chandeliers. Fee land makes this a unique
value! Presented at $45,950.
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is the manager and wait 'til you see our ltew
decor-A huge banquet table, with high bacll:
chairs for the salesmen and rQassive chandl.
Hers over-head. Watch us grow! Complete
formal opening in May at 1649 Westcliff,
Drive, Newport Beach.
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THE STOLAROFF HOME. Just previewed!
Hillside 4 bedroom with muimum privacy
and a woodsle feeling! 3 car garage, large
downstairs master suite and paneled den
with private patio. Well appointed, quality
Mesa Verde home. Presented at $47,950.
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IACK BAY ESTATE . 1/3 A~e with circular
driveway, used brick and bat and board con·
1tr:ucUon and a sparkling pool setting In the
back 40. Inside there'~ ·a 'massive flr.eplace,
beam ceilings, sunny kitchen and S bdrms
plus. Now at $58,000.
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CdM FOURPLEX. See this before Sunset
Ma1azine writes It up! 4 Cute units on a 60'
lot with a lawn and big tree right In the mid· • dle. Darling units and those lltUe devils art
money-mokers! some have views. New ex·
elusive at $137,000.
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IN "BAYSHORES. 3 Bedrriis., 2 batha anll
chance for a good· buy! Tree '1!necl 1t,eet,
du~ d~r. shutters and ~g ~ Mlljnp.
There's a low lease on tbt'loi anil. own. !IU • • prime slip space to turn over to buyers. ()pen
today at 2516 Vista In Bay~re1. $1511,1111(1.
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IRING YOUR GOLF CLUBS
Thit unique hon1e Is located across s~t· !~
?.1eadow Lark Golf Co\1rse In Meadow Lark Es·
t&tes. Corner Lot 3 bedro~m, & dtin, 2 fireplaces,
former model home, $41,500. Call 847-6010.
"CASH IS KING -
OWNER TRANSFERRED"
Only your Inspection will enable you to evaluate
this 1parkllng clean, sensibly priced beauty. Yes
there''I a large separate family room for your
pool table. All terms available. Better hurry call
842-2535.
DON'T GROWL AT US
H you can't see this alluring home for the bush~.s
and trees. It's what we call a hideaway ••. A
m01t delightful one. Screened in patio, oUers
abundant freedom for all family activities. To
see. call 847-6010.
''WHAT YOU SEE IS
WHAT YOU GET"
And what you get Is a lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath
home In an excellent EasWde locaUDn,> near
West Cliff shopping. Large shade trees surround
this well landscaped over size lot. plus 2 patios.
Priced at only $36,500. Seller is wanting to
move. So come take a look. CALL 646-7171.
HAPPINESS IN
HARBOR VIEW
Join the care-free life with community park:, -
pools, and court&. Come home to a portofloo
oJroad)' Llndlcaped and llnllhed with many
extra ~ Park your bolt or trailer next to
the house. Extra ClOleta 6: bookabelYel IOlvt
-problems. 3 Jara• bodrooml. 311 batho. 3800 sq, fL ol. luxurious livlng make th1a an -.:utl .. dnlm. PON'T MISS IT! can 1546-2313.
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Sumptuous large five. bedroom plus den located
in a prestige location In Huntington Beach. You'll
enjoy the short walk to the beach. Only $47,250.
Call us to see this apectacular home. 842-2535
EYE APPEAL -
PURSE APPEAL"
A big opportunity is waiting for you, here is
your chance to live better tor less. This large
home located In Huntington Beach, in a very
popular area near schools and shopping and you
can buy It for no money down and easy month-
ly payments. Only $31.000. It's tops, Call 842-2535.
NEWPQRT SHORES
WATERFRONT
Fantastic family home rli:ht on the canal, 4 bed-
room and den. Bonus room· plus all• the amenities
of Newport Shores Living. $49,950. Good terms.
Call 673-8550.
"LITTLE DOUGH-
LOTS O' HOUSE"
This charming 4 bedroom home located tn Hunt-
ington Beach, is yours to enjoy ~or a very small
initial inv~stment and you don t even have to
qualify for the loan. Call us for· the facts about
this property. Only $36,500. Call 842-2535.
In CdM at this price $48,500, and on tl't'C linrd •
streeL buplex with 2 bedrooms and Cireplacr ln
front unit. One bedroom with nice patio in back
unit plus garage that is i>trt.'!l!il?d and ready to
build on. Don't Jet this one get a\vay. Call
673-8550.
TRULY A SPACIOUS HOME
Of superb design; you'll love it beea~ It is so
versatile, so comfortable and so roomy. Ha~ 4
bedrooms, plus family room, 2% bath!!. It's a
real showplace. Priced at only $35,450. Call 847·
6010.
Do You Recognize These Top Sales People?
Tiiey were the very top h1 'the reel estate ffeld during 1971: cutel, they ore the Ytrf
top for The Real Est.crten. en well.
POOL GARDEN HOME
Check Into this brand new listing Jn the DEANE
GARDEN HOMES. lt has great contempor.atY
detiign \\ith Rustic cathedral ,Ceiling, Atrium
with a Fountain, 7 ~ foot privacy walls and
sparkling pool with a Cocktail Island. $49,950
with a 10% down. Call 673-8550.
PURE HEAVEN
ON THE WATER
In Dover Shores where ;you sff. the. lights. at
Fashion Island after dark and en.Joy a sparkling
water view by day. Private pier .for 40' boat
With large expansive decking. Thia custom 3
bedroom den home has many extra custom fea·
turn -'Jacuzzi, Steam Bath, Gas BBQ, Shuffle
Board, outdoor carpeUng and electric garage
opener. ·On the Waterfront for only $119,950.
call 673-8550 for viewing.
BAYCREST
POOL ELEGANCE
You'll fall In love \\'Ith this spacious hon1e In
Baycrest's finest area. \Vi thln this home de-
signed by Ivan Wells you'll find 4 large bed~
rooms 4 baths family room with huge stone
fireplace. separ8te den or maid's quarters. The
home has been tastefully redecorated within the
past year. All this and a secluded pool, too! Call
today for your appointment to fall In love with
this truly elegant home, $92,500. 546-2313.
BEAUTIFUL REPUBLIC
5 IR-3 IA
2700 Slj). FEET
Btautirul Republic; split level home In Mesa
Verde, featuring breaktast area In kitchen, fOI'•
mal diolng room, huge atepdown family room
with 'wet W and fireplace, and a very large
master suite. Situated on corner lot in quiet
neighborhood. Owiler transrerred to Florida and
propert)'. la priced to sell quickly al $56,900.
For additional ln!onnaUon, please phone 546-
2313.
"UYE RENT FREE TILL
CLOSE OF ESCROW"
Owner moved eut and Vacated this 3,000 aq. IL
Mesa Verde mansion. 5 br., 1Uper large 'Separate
famllJ -, ~ dlninr -pl\!Sh ohar carpet-
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Beautiful and clean. Truly freshness that you
seldom see. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home In
Huntington Beach. Every room glitters with
freshness. Only $225 per month. Call 842-2535.
EYE CATCHING
And, so livllble. Gracious splendor ii the key-
note of this 4 bedroom with family room. Pro·
fessional.ly decorated throughout. To tee is to1 Buy. 847-6010.
WANTED: UNHAPPY RENTERS
This 3 bedroom condominium ls just the right
thing for that young couple. And, It's really
sharp throughout. Price Includes carpets, drapes,
\\'asher, dryer and refrigerator. All for onJy
$20,900. Call 847-6010.
WO~K OUT OF
YOUR UYE·IN
Cozy three bedroom home with crackllnr fire-
place. ZONED C-2. Apartment and bath tor
employee oft garage makee: Ideal work!hop. Love-
ly fenced yard in quiet neighborhood; but a
short block from 17th Street, eai;t1lde Costa
1'1'esa. All for $28,500. Hurry! Won't be here
next \\'eek. Call 646-7171.
LUXURY AT LOW COST
Designed A: built for modern Uvlna. Thil 4 bed·
OEOltGE TAl•I
TO~ AWAP.D WINNllt l"Olt 1171 ,-:>It ltEAL E5TAT• IN YllTMINTI
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IF THE PRESIDENT
WEREN'T IN CHINA
He would probably buy thiA Custom Built Home
In East.side Costa Mesa. Huge living room and
family room, with Beamed Ceilings, 3 large bed-
rooms plus 2 big baths ~ a well landscaped
lot. All for only $47,600. call 646-7171.
GOOD, EASY LIVING
3 bedroom 2 bath condominium. Has a nict pri-
vate patio and 2 car garage. J ust look out in
the front and you see the beautiful pool and
clubhouse. For carefree living without any out·
side maintenance, this condominium is onlY
S21,500. For more Information, please phone
5(6-2313.
YOUR CHOICE •
PARENTS RmEAT
OR CHILD'S PLAY
<I bedrooms, 3 b&ths, parenta retreat, large add·
ed family room, large office or 5th bedroom, l
flreplaces, 3 car garage with built-in storage,
conettte driveways, patios and waUu. :l fish
ponds, filtered, separate yard for litUe ones, plu.1
lualflandscaping front and rear. All thl1 for only $48,!IOO, all terms. For more lnformaUon and
appointment, please phone 5'6-2313.
"NO DOWN-NO COSTS"
Thltl 2100 sq. tL triumph In beauty 11 the end or that searCh. We've found that extremely
good value for your growing family. This <I bed·
room H'untlngton Beach 2 story can be yours
tor a life time of Mpplness. Compare at $33.000.
Cail 842-2335.
. FOURTH DOWN AND
GOAL TO GO!
A coaches like new dream bOme In Mesa Verde.
Open air living ii waltlnc for you ln thlt 3
bfds:oom, 2 bath home that reatUttS a prden room comer lot home can be )'OUl'I for only atrium. sunken tub. bllh beam ceWnp and a
-~ ~" N-'-m· -· ml-t •-t ••1-buet c.nter ol liY1nK-tlrtplaot. A mU1t a.eel And -.-..__. .......... '"'· .... ..,.. ... _. 00 -e. wtth an assumable roan. JUlt '34,500. Call 646-
8'7-6010. n7L ·
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BEST BUY
Dlstinclivf', custon1 built. magnifict>nt Island .
homC'. Central Air Conditioning throughout, huae
buill in storai;.:{', tinted l:flss, thrtc bedrooms, l
baths. Just a fl'\\" Sll'ps from Ufe Guard Beach.
Your fun house is evt>n stressed for extra income
11nit. J\'la ny, many <'Xtras, Anxious owner wanU
fast action at only $71,500. Call 673-8550.
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THIS WEEK'S LEADER
Opportunity knocks again!! Join the arnart aet
and move into a Hreume ot comfortable living.
Truly an adorable family h ome, Foul' bedrooms,
plu~ family area. plus patio. $3J,900. No down to
Vels. Call 847-6010.
A RARE RND
Juiil came on the market ror the flnt time. Five
bed1·00111s, 3 baths, 65x150 root Idt. 1~ blockl
from 1-larbor Hi. Great famUy home, lmmacu•
late. A true delight to see. Priced right at
$49,500. To set', call 646-7171.
.. ,.AKED TRUTH"
. IN MESA VERDE
Large 5 bedroom tri-Ievel family home wl~
room to roam. Open-beam vaulted celllnr Jn Jiy..
Ing room, separate formal d1nlng room, eattn1
area in kitchen, wet bar ln family room. All
this and much more for $49,950. For more io-
formation, call ~6-2313.
REDUCED TO $31,500
AND ALL nRMS
'nit.House Has It!
flJ 6$0 A.uumable V.A. Loan
(21 VA-FHA Terms
(3) Cul·De-Sac: Street
f4J Near School4 6 Shopping
(5) ExcelJent Sbag Carpets
(6) Beautiful Tile PaUo
(7) Paneled Family Room
(8) Heavy Shake Roof ~
(9) $215 total monthlf ....-nl
all thlJ with four bedrOoma
and a family room. Grttt
Family H-. Clll ~1:1.
, BSTATBRS
-"Ill'
NEWPORT BEACH
1700 Newport Blvd.
646-7171
COSTA MESA
2790 Harbor Blvd.
546-2313
HUNTINGTON BEA
17931 Beech Blv
842-2535
H HUNTINGTON B
601~ Wem1r
· 847-60'1 O"
CH--CORONA DEL MAR INVESTMENTS
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673-8550
•2790 Harmr Blvd. Suit• 2011 ,
Cost• IToui 546-1600
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COLWELL
QUIET STREET -·
Sparkling, clean, freshly painted three bed·
room horn~ with nice carpeting, brick Bar·
B-Q, panelle ctgarage and many more extras.
Just lovely for family life and entertaining •
VA/FHA TERMS, and priced right at $30,500.
, NO MORE WISHING
FINER . HOMES -
, ClNERAMtC BAYFRONT
Cross your private biidge to Newport's e st
dramaUc bay_front home, open 2'.Z story win·
dow overlooks your ~ier & slip & the parade ,of passing craft rrunutes from the harbor
entrance. All this & 4 BR .. 4 bath, PR, game
room & study. OPEN DAILY...,.Yaclitsman's
Cove-1641 Bayside Drive . Don Todd. '67f>.
1935 or. 642-8235. '
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About space with four bedrOms, 3 baths, plus
family room. And a real dining room! ,2.story
CAPE-C<)D type, large side yard, quiet CUL-
__ .. -DE-SAG.-2-car-gara~e ·,.,,, •.. ~~$43,000. ELEGANC E & STUDY
Oversized rooms , mint condition -3 bed ..
rooms, 3 baths, for~ dining room. $66,500.
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C-AI•!
VIEW LOT
LOVELY NEWPORT HEIGHTS. Located on
a cul-de-sac. '50 x 80 ............. $18,500.
SAY GOODBYE TO
THE LANDLORD
Sharp two bdrm. home. Fully carpeted and
draped. ELEC. B/l KITCHEN. Dbl. garage
-larie fenced lot. Perfect starter home -
CALL TODAY ................... ,18,000.
WE ARE IN THE DOG HOUSE!
With NO DOWN the owner can't understand
why we h_avep 't sold his spacious 4 BR, 2
BATH HOME. 'Large LR with Fireplace, Fam.
Rm. and B/l Elect. Kitchen. Fully carpeted
and draped , protected patio and enclosed
yard. Possession can be granted prior to clos--
ing of escrow. llere·s an opportunity to easily
move into your home. Will sell at Govt. ap-
praisal of ...................... $33,750 .
RUSTIC LOFT
The feeling of COMFORT abounds in this two
lxlrm. older home on one of those quiet side
streets in EASTS!DE COSTA MESA. Exterior
is used brick and wood. lar£e fire place is
used brick and so is the back yard Bar-B-Q
and patio. Double car garage and paved alley .
Yes, the-re is e loft now usetd as a bedtroom
............................... $23,900
c 0 LW £LL PROPERT IES. INC .
REAL ESTATE
220 E.17th S t.
Cost a M esa 646· 0555 • 549-1910
Evenings Call 548-4569 or 646-4579
Gentr11 I
B£ST IN BLUFFS.
NOW YOU CAN AFFORD IT!
In the lowest maintenance area, yet with all
the amenities of the carefree Blufjs, a delight·
ful ENP . UNIT 3 bdrm ., 2 bath condo for only '$33.500! f .-.1 -,.. J • ~~.
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY I TO 5
2400 VISTA HOGAR • BLUFFS "PLAZA"
CUSTOM ONE OF A KIND
Nothin}! to compare 'vith this new 3 bdrm.,
21h baths, separate dining rm. beauty! You'll
love its great open feeling & quality up~rad
ing. GOURMET KITCHEN with "everythmg".
Only 6 mos. old. A mu st see!
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY I TO 5
2644 VISTA ORNADA JNEW IL0FFS
FRONT 'ROW BAY VIEW
Big "E" Plan END UNIT. Much upgraded
2200 sq. ft. 3 bdrm ., .2~ baths, family rm.
with wet bar .. Two large, beautiful enclosed
patios. Lowest priced front row. $56,500.
HELEN B. DOWD
REALTOR 644~0134
15 ACRES PLUS HOME
Spectacular view property with-genUe slop-
ing valley, only 6 miles from El Totp .. Nice
2 bdrm ., 1 bath home . Elec. bit-in kitchen &
frplc. Could be divided in~o .horpe sites, horse
ranch or? Far below market value at $87 ,500.
No Matter What It Is
SELL IT
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DAILY
PILOT
·WANT
DIAL DIRECT
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BAY VIEW HOME
$47,500. Large 4BR, 3 full baths. Palos Verde
fireplace. Beautiful landscaping -quiet cul·
·de-sac. VA terms. I.:ois Egan 644-€200.
PIER & FLOAT
Newport Island. Attractive 2 .BR, 2 bath
decorator's home. Fabulous kitchen. Cov·
ered petio facing Balboa · Coves. No'v only
$79,750. Please call Mrs. Fay for appt. 642·
8235. '
NEW GALAXY· DRl\IE HOMES
·Final opportunity to •'!'ii.;. .new Ivan Wells
custom home. Still -time to choose your
decor. From $89,200 to ,$151,000. Furnished
model OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. • 5 p.m. 2006
Galaxy Prive, Dover Shores. 646-1550.
BAY VIEW DUPLEX
Lovely pine-paneled 3 BR w/lovely bay view,
plus 1 BR apt. in rear. So. of highway -
Corona de! Mar. $52.~50.
DOVER SHORES SO>'H~S'i'lCAYEC SP1\!<;ISH
Strikingly beautiful. .Private courtyard -
sparkling pool. Sweeping view. 3 BR., DR,
FR, garden room, sundeck, high beamed
ceiling, A graceful residence. $139,900 .
Laszlo Sharkany 644-€200
LINDA ISLE BAYFRONT
Lowest priced I-floor Mediterranean model
-$134,500 High beamo:<I c~ling LR + formal
DR -3 large BR's - 3 baths. Slip for cruis·
er + runabout. Don't pass this up ! OPEN
SUNDAY 1-5 pm . • 106 Linda Isle. Davi
Cook 642-8235. .
MACNAB-IRVINE
REALTY COMPANY
644-6200 642·1235
H1rbor View Center 901 Dover Drive
1644 MacArthur Blvd.·
NEWPORT BEACH
VERY PRIVAT
BELO MR
,VA · NO DOWN
S Br. 2 Ba, birch cabine
bltns, lhq: crpta, tocat
in choiOI' area, .Nr .
rdlools. M\o.Uvatid
All thia Jor $24,fiOO. . * M&-2881 * ) RED CARPET Roal
EASTSIDE
Spanish Ch!lnnt
$23,500 ' .
This Is an oldie but a goodi .
The cutest home in
area. Old time .Spani
design "'Ith red ~
arch"'ays, thick p I .a i t e
\\"alls, brick f i replace,
harch11ood floors and doub
detached garage. Jt'a Yltc& t
so .... move>·rl~t in.
this one for sure. A on&OI
kind! :;46--8640 •
I~ MrNl·ESTATE, 45' Lot, trees. quial,i 3 ca{r "
garage, wellbilt 2 BR + office, 2 bath:(now -,.U=D"'O:--::S'"'A"'N"".p"'c=-11
used as 2 units), $42,500 . SOLD ! . . -within "'!king distajql:-
JUST LISTED . Go out to the patio! It's.great! the BEACH ! BR. 2
2 Bedroom, 2 bath home with hig)l ,bel\!!!s. fl.-eplae<. tndscpd.'
sto_ne fireplace, FI A heat + neat stuai~ · $3l.l!<l0.' ' ·
unit. $46,500. SOLD! .
BACHELORS (Or Bachelorettesi, don't wr~e ~~-~7• '
. that ch.eek to the l.R.S. in 1?7~. Invest -m · • · ·
this .carmelish corner duplex. 2· BR + 1
"BR. Reduced to $45,000:· (#,000 Down).
ONE OF A KIND! One block to Ocean Blvd .,
gracious 3 BR .. formal dining room + of-
fice at home. 2 baths. Bigger lot , 45', un·
usual value at $64,500.
RELAX! This lovely home is immac. in &
out. Very private 2nd floor suite for Mom,
p~us 2 bedrooms, la!ge family 'room, ne w
kitchen & a shady brick patio. $57,500.
SPANISH, new, view, all you've asked us
for. Formal dining room , den, 3 baths, 3
large bedrooms, bre·akfast area, all'electric
~itchen. Not leasehold! $79,500.
WE SPECIALIZE IN CORONA DEL MAR
.CHRIS HOPPER DICK STRICKLER
. UNIVERSITY ·REAL TY 673-6510
PREVIEW . SHOWING
NEW HOMES
COUNTRYSIDE
IN LAKE FOREST
From·,,$22,450
2, 3, 4 BEDROOMS
FHA & VA Financing' available. Occupancy
as early as end of Ma'rch. Homes de signed to
give you maximum ,Jiving space .. Come see
. for yourself or CALL.
(7141 .830-3250
Sin·· Diego ·fwy. lo El Toro exit, loft lo
CQUN.TRYSI~ in L1ko ForOll
Mulrlands, loft to Rid90 Route,
Genrr11I
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LIDO ISl1 .
4 Beilrilom, 2 bath, French Reeency
217 Via Eboll Open Sat/Sun. W .. , . , .*66;500 . ~ . NEWPORT ISLAND .
·waterfront. Nearly n,w duplex. Pier le float
4017 Channel Pl. Open Sat. 1·5 .... $110.000
BAYtRm
Custom Ivan Wells 4 BR., famll y rm.; 3~
ba. Pool. Sun~en liv. rm., circular din rm .
1801 Sandalwood Ln. Open Sun. 1·5 $98,950
NEWPORT· CHANNILFRONT
• Decol'llor'• chlplex. Pier & noat .
View Home eaq
SpaC:ioos & ideal for. en
talnlng, w/indoor pool
iaCUlli. im.~ . Lease
$145.<0J • Fee. By app't
Biii Grundy, Roalto
Ml klaY11d<, NB 6JS.61
,$27;500
Owner selling. 3 Bedrril.is.,
baths. family rm., 'den,
try hall, ~auWul ext
with tiled roof, swim
Br~. $27.500. 8J'H691 ..
•CONDO·
SPECIAi,$
Seventeen 117) to c
from. $22,600. to $51
from nOthing dcw-n to'
you name ii!
• LARWIN •
96M405 'ANYTIM
$29,500
0\llnl'I' trail.I. 4 Bedrmll.,
baths, den, entry ball,
livine rm.;-natural b
flreplace1 bullt·lns. b r
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3210 lolarClll l>pen Sun. UH " ..... •97,500
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I' " ~08 HAZEL -while water view -lovely
3 BR. 3 bath & exotic pool. ...... $92,500. . .
· 1100 WEST BAY (42 ct. bayfront) Lar118-&
elegant S·BR. home wUh slip for two large
.-boat... .. ·, : .. "" .. .. .. .. .. .. . f245,000. " . f 1026 SEA LANE -view of boy & ocean. Im-
maculate 3 BR., ancl'family rm. Best value
" for , ......... ! .... '. .. _. ........ $50,500.
-2815 HARl!OR .VIEW Dr. -Panor.amlc bay
& ocean view. 4 BR., family rm., secluded
pool .......... · ...... " .. .. .. f77,500.
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SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
..:i· 3 Lind• Isle Drive -Open Sunday
-Beautiful new 5 BR., 4'h BA. home. Water-
!ront llvln[ rm. & formal dining. Handsome
a oak panellell fam, rm., frplc., wet bar. Large
master suite has frplc. &,cozy Jounge area,
" :view of Bay & the mountain a ...... $I 79,500.
;· SI Linda 1111 Drive
· · 5 BR .. 4\0 ba., on lagoon. Lge waterfront
•' family rm. & living rm. Formal dinihg rm.
; custom decor, deck & slip $189,000.
n 77 Linda Isle Drive
l 1~ Bea utifully decorated 5 BR. home on lag_0:0n.
>Huge mstr. BR. w/beam ceilinp, frpl. Lge.
· Jiv. rm. & family rm. Formal'dti!. rm. Secur·
ity System, deck & boat slip ....... $238,000.
Watarfront Lots
o. 76: 3 Cal"g,@l'•ge. Faces South .. $80,000. o. 56: .)'forth Lag90n exposur• "·'; '8t,-OOO ..
f Fof. C'omplete lnforni1tlon ~ Ott .~11 .. ~"'"'r. .. ~ .~Jk.~
'llLL GRUNDY, REALTOR
-341 l1vsido Dr., Soito 1, N/B. 67U161
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•'1424 SANTIAGO DR. Slop by & BUY. Neat
-3 Bdrm .• fam. rm., din. rm., on fee land.
Adult cared for by original owner. Exclu·
sive at $'17,500. Bud Austin
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5
: Large, gracious, view home at 2812 CLIFF
DR., N.B. 3,000 Ft., on quiet, quiet street,
with upstairs den & guest rm., with good
, view of bay & Lido. $72,500. Bill Comstock
,. CAPISTRANO VALLEY ESTATE
Lovely secluded 4 yr. old ranch home. 5
Bdrms., 3\0 bath_s, 1 1/3 acres. 50' Pool.
H,orses · GK ., Pe~ect family holl)e & Ille
atyle. $173,500. j:Z,eprge Grupe
SEE THE SUNSET
Over Catalina in this'spotlesi 4 ·BR, & FY.R
in Lu~k Harbor View. Priced to sell . '69,·
_'_500. Hurry, this is good! Jim Muller
ATTENTION BUILDE,RS 1 We have several fine bldg. lots 1n .Baycrest,
Westclllf, Dover Shores on Highland, San-
' tiago, Leeward & Galaxy. $24,950 -f45,000.
Charlene W!lyte ,
ALL ON ·ONE LEVEL
, In happy living UNIVERSITY PARK. Attr.
3 BR. home, sep. din. rm. & brkfst. rm.
. Beam ceilings. One blk. to pool. $34,900.
"Chuck',' Lewis
1 CdM CHARMER~2,500
New decor -shn carpeting, updated kitch-
-en.&'bath; dbl. gaiage .. R-2 I:.ot & ideal·for
building unit. Triana Bergin
BAYSHORES
Custom home in private community~ 3
Bdrm., l o/• baths. In rilov .. ii) conditio\;,
· "51town by ~p't. $59,500. Harry Frederick
>, ~ ~,' RG'E VIEW' HOME
In Came.. bores. 3 Bdrms., plus maid's.
Family rm. 'Pool on one side, spacious ter·
race with jell>.' view on the other. Private
-'beadt access. Eileen Hudson
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' P,RESt lOE DOVER· SHO S AREA
Dramatic: builder's horn -Story entry.
Large fam . rm. w-va ceil., f BR., 3
ba. Elegant decor th out. $94,590. Belle
Partch .
BEAUTIFU t MONARCH BAY
3.000 ·~· ift. of elegance. 3 BR., FR, pool , view, ~IJamlly, home, European motif;
presllg comm. Only fl00,000. Bob Yorke
Ul-07110 --Cold\~11, ......
644-2430 ~
UO NIWPOllT CI NTlll Dll, N.I .
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ERITAGE
REALTOR$
BARG~IN HUNTERS
Paint and paper will make a big difference.
Nici! family home, complete w/S bedrooms,
fam . rm .. firepl ., built-In elect. kilch ., lovtly
shake roof and cversized dbl gar. Now va·
cant -needs decorating .. Submit YOUR
OFfER. Priced only FHA & VA terms.
Call 5-40.1 151 (Open Ev!•·l
3 CAR GARAGE
Attached to a hard lo fiod tri level 5 bed-
room Republic home, formal dining, over·
sized family, with fireplace. Perfect Mesa
Verde location for growing 'family. Owner's
transfer dictates immed. sale. y
C1ll 546-5880 !Open Ev11.I ' .
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
Charming, modern, extra nice 3 bedroom,
dinng room, fireplace, builtins, big R·2 lot
with room to build. Asking $27,750, All
terms including NO DOWN VA.
C1ll 540.115 l (Open Ev11.) .
SECLUpED PRIVACY
Sharp Eas!side 4 bedroom, 2 bath + dining
rm. & enclosed patio, Bltin kitchen, firepl
& dbl gar. l)eep secluded lot on · quiet cul-
de-sac. Owner transferred -Priced to sell.
C1!1 546-5880 (Open Ev11.I
UNPRETENTIOUS SECLUSION
Delightful family home in tranquil park like
setting in Upper Bay area of· Newport Beach.
Large living, dining & family rooms. Two
raised hearth fireplaces, pleasant buil\jn
kitchen with .. eating area and separate util-
ity room . Generous master suite, beautifully
maniCured grounds and much more. $59,500.
On fee land.·
C•ll 5-40.11S1 (Open Eves.)
2 YEARS NEW ·
Owner moving, needi(.belp.; Large · stiory, 4
bedrm, 3 bath home, . .clQse tg So. Coast
plaza. Many xtras incl. ~ahJke l roof, elect.
blt·in, dbl firepl & be'Jm ceiling.. U>w down
FHA or no down VA timns. ' . ·
Coll 546-5880 (Op1n Ev11.I
MODERN BEAUTY
No Down .VA
~ Mediitv•I Price
3 Bedroom & large family room or 5 bed·
room easy conversion, separate dining
room, builtin kitchen, finished garage incl
tiled floor. Lari?:e yard. North C. M. loca·
lion nr schools· & churches. SHARP, CLEAN
NEAT, FHA. VA. $28,700.
C1ll 540-1151
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(Open Eves.}
GOVERNMENT REPOSSESSION
Just released. 4 Bedroom 2 bath home.
Priced only $24,400, w/$1 ,400 down pay·
ment. Completely remodeled with new shag
carpets and paint. Perfect lo~ation on quiet
street close to everything. Don't miss this
one -call now.
C1ll 546-1151 (Open Evff.)
ERITAGE
-Two Offices -
Serving The Harbor Area
2911 Bristol St., C.M. 540-1151
546-sall 1500•Ad•ms, C.M.
C. F. Colesworthy & Co.
Realtors
WATERFRONT
1 On private Island community. 6 bedroom
home tha.t is just right for the water orient-1
ed family that loves to entertain. With a
little all<!ring the dock will take a 50' boat.
Call for an appointment to inspect this one-
of-a-kind home & best of all, you own the
land. $295,000.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
SPACIOUS custom built 4 bedroom home
o,n quiet Cul-D .. sac street. Close ,to West·
clllf shopping & schools. wu .. sayer kitchen
including refrigerator. Large master suite
& like new shag carpeting throughout
$33,500 and worth it! .
EC1$tbluff Office • 640..0020
Bayside Office • 675-4930
4 Bdrm.;! Bath H~me
ON·~~~-$12 ·79-5 OR; •• LAND COUnTY I ONLY
DU,Lud AND i'a1'1.Dn ALSO AYAILAIU
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• Si11••lo11t W•rdroliott e Htrdwood C•bh11t1 e lrttkfttf l 1r e Low Fln•ncl119
CALL 537-0380
****** * TAYLOR CO. *
BEAUTIF UL LINDA ISLE
Want a waterfront home? Have something
to exchange? TDs, land, apt bldgs or? Then
see two brand NEW 4 BR •homes' w-FR,
study & formal DR. High ceilings , sundeck
and d~arn kitchens-. Wonderful open plan
for easy entertaining. Hurry! $155,000 each.
8 LIN,DA ISLE OPEN S ... T-SUN 1-5:30
HARBl)R VIEW HOMES
Beautiful near-de'w 2-story home wlth 4 bed-
r.m_s, · fam rm & formal DR. 2 Fireplaces,
luxurious carpeting & drapes. wet bar, patio
char-glo barbeque. Garage has many cus-
tom features. Land included . $68,500.
1741 PT. SHEFFIELD OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30
BIG CANYON COUNTRY t L'\J B
Call to see our fine selectton of luxury homes
just completed in this~prestigious area right
in the heart of Newport Beach. Guarded en-
trance into the area where you can enjoy the
country club-atmosphere. Private golf
course & C.C. Customized homes w-4 & 5
bdrms plus. $89,500 to $158,000. . .
LUURIOUS WATERFRONT-41'5,000
Imma~ulafe condition. Lge living rm for
gracious entertaining. Cheerful "morning
room.11 3 Fine BR flus waterfront master
BR w-fireplace. Poo . Slip for lge boat .
507 BAYSIDE DR. OPEN SAT-SUN 1-5 :30
DOVER SHORES-VIEW-Si9,500
Perfection plus!Move right into this profes-
sionally decorated home on beautiful corner
site, with VIEW of bay. Lux cpting & dr•pes .
3 BR , FR & study. Privacy. 3 Oar, '
2042 GALA'XY OPEN SUN 1·5 :30 • CO A,NER HOME AND INCOME
Goodd n¥estment-excitingly different'. Easy
yard care. Center of Coroha det Mar. Nice
home '•& charming apt plus ·more. Vacant,
easy to see, rea.dy to move into. See today!
439 HELIOTROPE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30
· FANTAS1'.IC 3 UNITS
On the water in Newport! 2 Br'and new spac·
ious 3 BR & one ·2 BR remodeled. I* Lots.
Dock, fireplaces, great location & priced to
s~ll. New listing ;-won't last. $169,500
350~ FINLEY , OPEN SAT 1-5:30
NEWPORT BEACH-$64,500
Impressive custom-built home on •nice cor·
ne·r 'site. S S,Pacieus BR, formal· DR plus
hu'ge recreation rm . (convert it "tb 2 bed-
rms).\ Cedar paneling. Mex. tile entry. En-
closed front courtyard . 3 Car garage. Room'
for boat. ·
BAY ISlAND-$135,000
Charm & quiet atmosphere is a well known
fea~r.e of this exclusive island wit)\ park &;
teams court. Older but clean & livable ba.r-
ftofi t 'home •I I bCliin' "Pfer iKcrlltp.
Cl'IOICE WATERFRONT LOTS
Dover Shortis-$49,500
Linda lsle-$69,~75,000-$85,000-$100,000
Office Open Saturday & Sund.1y
"Our 27th Year" .
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 Son Jooquln Hills R .. d
NEWPORT CENTER 644-491 O
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Pele Barrell fee~.ft'J
predef!.id
LOOKING FOR IA YCREST7
SEE TO APPRECIATE -3 Bedrooms, dininR
room and breakfast area. Newly painted and
carpeted. Nice home-nice neighborhood
.............................. $55,500.
1601 Tr1dewind1, N.B. Open Sit. & Sun. 1-5
HAS EVERYTHING -ConvenienUy , loca ted
3 bedroom , family room & dining rQom -
with heated and filtered pool. Nice hobby
room and boat storage area ..... " . $53,500.
1820 Irvine Avt ., N.B. Open Sat. & Su n. 1·5
BU il T. FOR WHEELCHAIR AND THERAPY
-Extra wide halls and doorways enhance
this 3 bedroom, family room home. Nice yard
with fen ced & heated & filtered pool. $60,000.
1730 Tr1dewinds Ln ., N.B. Op.1n Sat & Sun 1·5
HOW ABOUT CLIFFHAVEN?
WARMLY ENVITING . CUSTOM -'-Time for
outdoor livina:. lovely patio and pool. .3 bed·
«>Om and den. some view. fee land S58.50Q.
305 Klnp~ Pl .. N.B. Open Sun. 1·5
AND NEARBY -Exclusive and by appoint·
ment only . See this 2 bedroom , family room
cottage with large pool and lovely covered
patio ........................... $38, 750.
Offic e Open Seturday1 & Sundey1
PETE BARR En REAL TY
1605 WMlcll lf Dr., N.B.
642-5200
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OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY' t-5
451 ESTHER STREET
If you are looking for a spacious 3 bdrm.
home: surrounded by beautifully planted
grounds, with privacy -we've gol it. Fea-
tures-includtt a massive living rm., huge
frplc. & sprinkled grounds on. timers. Priced
, very realistically at $53 ,500.
WILLIAM WINTON, RHI Estate
229 MAR IN E, BALBOA ISLAND '75-3331
DcillY Piiot: Classlfled
ORANGE coAIT's . lliT
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Eastslde
2Bedrocim
·f $22,500
An aldle hut • good ie. &ina
complet11ly rrpainted, ready
10 be lived in. This cutle hat
hard11o'OOd floors, 2 good 1lz11
bedrooms. la~ walk-In
closets, m11ny big trees,
largr lat. This home is Ad
bttalttif1 11 has to 1peod
evl'r)· night alone -lt'1 Va.
cant -Come see it. Sd.le.r hi
reasanable. 546-8640.
PRIVACY
GALORE
ON THIS BIG
CORNER LOT
ALL OF' THE
l SPACIOUS ,
BEDROOMS
apen onto patkl area. Serene
gardCl'l,llCttin.t:. II just needi1
your pt'rsonal i n I f' r i o r
dcror1111ni:: louches !o be
J)C'rfccl. Close to xlnt JL:hops
and schools, $30,000 ,
VA/1-~HA OK.
Joa. COATS ~WALtACE
REALTORS
. Open Eveningt
•. 962-4454 •
WET YOUR
, WHISTLE!
If you have been waiting for
a custom built home with
· lots of natural wood, beam-
M cath~ral ceilings, 4
bedrooms, a dlnine room, a
family room. SKYL.lGFt\l'S
and PANTRY, and bu'tt1
11round a SP ARKLI NG
·HEATED AND Jo'ILTERED
POOL, then grab your
phol"t'e' and dleJ 646-7171! A
great Newport Beach ad ·
dress at o~ly $5.1,000 with
10'7a down. i
1-0) THE REAL
1· )l E~TATERS ·--. -
The beautiful cathedral ceil-
ings v.•ith its lniilrecl
lighting enhance th i 1
charn$g beauty. It has a.
formal"""'dlning room wl~
glW l'loors to view I r
sparkling blue poo,
E n c h a n t Ing landscaping
surrounds 11. glassed ari-fum
with artlstl~ tropical plants
around 11, colorful spot
lighted wa!ertall. 'This four
bedroom plus den and pool
Nu Just been redue@d $4000
. to $59,500. 546-8640,
Youi:-boat that Is! Ntwport
Beach homi!! on channel
wilh largl' pier. Two
separa1e homes, one 3
Bedroom, one 1 bedroom.
Great for real f11.mUy living
and water 1un. $!1.i,500. Call
646-7171.
I-al THE REAL
1~I:STATERS
,., • 'T., ' I ?/
Distinctive 4 bedroom, 2.400
sq. ft. Spen!eh Villa with a
pt'rmanent breathtaking
view at only $69,500.
$23,900
4 BDRM + POOL
No rlown \erms avtll11oble.
· Beautltully dtcoral<'d, 2
bath!, • bdrm., all luxurious
kitchen, dining rm., central
floor plan. bric. 50-1720.
TARBELL
, 29';i5 Harbor, Cost.a Mu.a.
BAYSljORES
VIE W & POOL
W11terlrong cwit. home, 4 or
5 bdrm1. View from mo1t
rooms. Bf Ft. IOI, spacious
yard. Rtdr 10 $240,000 .
Bill Grundy, RH ltor
$41 Bayside, N.B. 675-0161
DAILY PILOT
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR ACTION .••
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.Sund11, Marth .51 1972 .. DAILY PJLOT
"ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE"
IN CAMEO SHORES
Spaciousness and elegance awa.it you in th'
4 bedroom. 3 bath CATHEDRAL CEILING
dining roorn , fireplace, carpels & drape
BUILT-IN KITCHEN. Lovely POOL & G
DENS pl u• BEAUTIFUL OCEAN VIEW.,
lasting investment in gracious living $116,75
"HERE'S A GO-GO-GO"
FOR YOUR DOUGH
Built in~range and oven. ctishwasher and di.
posal, carpets and drapes. 2 Units have
-'bedrooms, 1 bath: 1 Unit has 2 bedroom.
l Y..i bath \\'/fireplace. Each unit has 2 ca
ports, maintenance free yard and pool priv
foges , and from UPSTAIRS BALCONIES.
VIEW. . ........................ $75,00 j·
"A LITILE BIT OF HEAVEN" I
IN CORONA DEL MAR
2 Bedroom , 2 baths, fireplace, cute mode
kitchen . picture windows with enclosed sid
patio, GUEST QUARTERS over the garag
ONLY ONE BLOCK TO THE BEAC
............................... $49,90
"AIN'T SHEE SWEET"
LIVING ON THIS STREET
Feel like getting a'vay fron1 it all? Try this
bedroom 1 bath do,vnstairs. U~stairs, the Ji
ing, dining. kitchen ~1ith budtins. invitin
fireplace WITH A MINI VIEW. ma ster
room & bath. .Just steps to the water i
CHINA COVE. . ................. $85,000
"MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY"
IT'S FEE
IN TURTLE ROCK. 3 Bedrooms, famU
room . 2 baths, 'atrium, builUns with se
cleaning oven, shag carpetinf and custo
drapes. Large covered patio with super land ·
scaping. WOULD YOU BELIEVE $47,900.
"BUT BEAUTIFUL" i
IN POSH IRVINE ,
ATRIUM type entry, charming -open spe
cious living room \Vith fireplace and VIE\V.
3 large bedrooms, lovely family room.
baths. 2 year old.jlome. . , ........ $59,500.
"BLUE SKIES"
ON BALBOA ISLAND
THE CIRCULAR STAIRWAY leads you u
the s~irs where you will find the living room,
dining room , kitchen, 1 bedroom, 1 bath
ALL CARPETED. Downs tairs, 3 bedroomg,
1 bath. Great idea ................... $79,
DELUXE DUPLEX
ADORABLE UPPER FRONT LEVEL UNIT,
2 bedroom, 2 bath, formal dining rooni firt-
place, built-ins.' LOWER UNIT, priv•te e
trance; fireplace. BACH UNIT one beollrO<lrJ!
deluxe apartment, CORONA DEL MAR.
... · .................. ' • . . • . • • . . $81,000.
"DEED·l·DOO, ,;
AND YOU WlLL TOOi
All wranned un in this nice TWP STORY
4 bedroom. 3 bath. HUQ: RUMPUS RQOll(
that will take a nool table. builUn kitchen,
large yard mill accommodate your 30 fojit
boat, and a spaClous feeling prevails tbruout.
...... " . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . $39,900.
YOIJ · CAN SEE
. "· "HARIOR LIGHTS"
· PA'NORA)lllC VIEW OF NEWPORT. HAR·
, BOil. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, SPANISH fire-
place, kitchen wjth built-ins .. CUSTOM dec-
orated carpets & drapes. BUILT-IN WINE
CELLAR & WET BAR. Entertain under the
stars. BEAUTIFUL PATIO, AUTO TIME
~.:;~H;;:~~:t~r·:;~~:g ~1~~
ON BALBOA ISLAND
CUTE BALBOA ISLAND beach cottage, 2
bedroom, I bath , FIREPLACE, front patio,
one block to South Bay. Only ..... $32,500.
"MY IDEAL"
IN THIS TOWNHOUSE
In BACI< BAY AREA . 3 B•droom. 3 bath.
builtin kitchen. COMMUNITY POOL & ,REC
ROOMS includin g billia rd s, cards and sew·
ing. CARPET & DRAPES allowance. Only
" ............................. $26,250.
e OPEN HOUSES e
105 STEVENS (Sandpoint)
SANTA ANA SUNDAY 1·5
4539 ROXBURY RD. CAMEO SHORES
CORONA DEL MAR. SUNDAY 1·5
2718 SHELL CHINA COVE
CORONA DEL MAR SAT & SUN 1·5
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644·7270
2t21 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA OEL MA~, CALIF.
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,r No Down To Vets On l!J Acre a BR 2 BA. boot 1or the
W .f1 fl / You b&raain hunten mlAll E a 1 t 1 I d e Costa M~ S HELf' •••••••••• 121.950.
Br!Pt & c,,..rful home near 1933 BAYSIDE DR. $74,500.
Newport Htf., A •a .IPIOI CORONA. DEL MAR I l.oYHy 5 J»droorn home tlYtr•
~ (,. ol.achinm'Jer ·tee thll Mna Verde beauty. &autUu.I 1ettlna w 11 h 3 BR 2·BA, pluJh 1ri PARK.'C BR., 2 Ba .. Jd,t· SAT/SON. 1-5 ._, ao~ coune + lplll'kJ-
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0ll -tbe price, too. ' -· ~ DP•N 'UT. 1-1
· New carptt, beautllul. Palol towttirw shade t re e 1 . immac •• • • •••• • • $2%.500.
Verde 11o.nt. fireplace plus $65.GOO .. Price lncludn the 2 BR 2 BA, any firepl,
Re<ilto,. i;ffe~~i!L; iaik;r ·i°L~e c:~ ..... ~~:i
chfn bltm:. FA heating, new Relax . a enjoy btachlronl ,bi& ~c-.view. l'onml
carpell.._larJ< fenced >all!. liv~' it Ill ~ ~ ~ 111!1< family .t """'
Aakbli P'J,900. tacula'r view of ~ e~ nlOdiem convt.nlence in thll WARM & RICH 1ra ...... , Bdrnu .. ' ba'•· c0mtortabi. :isoo "' ·tt ""' On Hlgh)and Dr. in Newport, plus ~ rm. Bfauti.tul atory borne. Call 545-W4
llkf new 41P1cioua bdrma I garden entra~. Quality (open rvn:.)
IMl.'1'QRT aRISTOL
Hpri!.e!' 'flet, Hame1
Trarafttred ~ must aieU in a
hurry; one of the last -+-+•Monaco Modela,.3 Bdmu., 2
Proudly · Announc" That . 'llnl1ors 11ea1tort
P!:'-,,-~ •. H&rbor Blvd. 2190 Haibor Blvd. at Adams
family rm., 2'-1' baths. coruirructfon thrwut.
Sliding atass wall o'look> a WILLIAM WINTON
.-.-4~ .. fonna1 dinlila: nn. "A~ ~ 1 pie Pie" kitchen opera to
_._ Only 146.910 -
j 1DO you own ihe land!
' oo<o COUNTRY ESTATI
· ~ , 11 i · r .1 n Newport a.ac:h
f · 0 ; Thi• luxury ranch house,· 4
I j)' {hdm.iL A Jae• t.amlJy rm.,
nestles on over an acre ol
complete privacy. fiOO Sq.
. Ft. &\It'll', Mule, ~le
\ fJt from houJe, ~for teMie
I acr ,ets., pool, or about a dozen
l 't~ Jd;&! ~~ ~ I .
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; ' ,.· " THE Bl.'IFS ,ftC;l • I
-tr... "FRQNT ROW''
·BAY VIEW ·-• T , . .
1 """' .... . $57' 500 ,'-'OJ ! . ' , ' Virginia . Culldns
HAS JOINED HIS STAFF
OF PROFESSIONALS
VIRGINIA is . by no means a newcomer to
this orea. Sh~ is one of the most dedicated.
proficient, courteous and professional sales·
people in the Real Estate business with eight
aucceS!ful years iri' the sales of residential
property.
Bein& a long time resident of Newport-Costa
Me9 VIRGINIA' has earned 1 multitude of 1riiiici1; and ·'past ." present grateful clients
.P.P..clallvely speak highly of her.
Foi-truly copscientiou11 and coDsiderate ef-!Ort 1n your Real Estate needs, contact VIR·
GINJA CULKINS at 1&16-3928 anytime.
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'·/f'l;'l• •.
QUALITY FAMILY HOME
5'S-.9491 Open 'til 9 PM MS-<M65 Open 'til 9 PM
$200 DOWN • STEIDER
sparkling pool, Many ex-Real E1t•t•
"HI-HO SILVER" tru. A tamUy hoine lo be 229 """'" Balboa lslond proud of. w,ooo. 67S.3331
!Jul Estate 3. 8edioom. ~ beth "'"" "houae. Plush carpets &
·dnpet; throu,hout. built.In
raace & oven _.and
·re I ri&:erator. Community
::: .. ·~:! ~"~: CAL9-L 0 , .... ,... cusToM 2.sroRv Gov'T REPo
•A ·-.,;th 2 Bdrm•. l an oHlce. 4 BR i BA, dbl -· .. ., S E. l quire. No ·down pa,ymenl __..... ......, p CIA IZING IN •nd own0< Wiii pay your •£ALTY 1.oned Cl. Clo,. to beach l ahag . carpta and f!<ahlY
clol!line costs. balance ii 165 Nt•r "'"P•rt •••• orrlt• bay •. A ti~ view from palnt~. Best hUJT)' • $U.450.
• pool " club house. sn.ooo.
, Mdat be IOld. Call now.
Property Iha Thi H · LOC TI i El upsta1n:,, Priced at $52,500. • $220 mo PIYS all. C.U _n rent. 1 untmgton A ON, QuaJ ty, • Call : 673..J663 9'19--8165 Eves 545-8424 (open eves.) •
Walker & Lee ~emenl Beach beauty ia only ga~.Value.See thia4Br.,
nNllllfl $33.~. Hurry Call ~2535. l Ba., 192.5' beauty, Fine.I
CofM!ercial, Residential in College Park. N e a r
6 Apartmmll achooil, colle&e. shopping.
, 2790 llUtm Blvd. at Adams Sell appraisal Owner ~8376
associated
BROKERS-RE AL. TORS
202S W Bolboo 67J-366J ·~ n-n 'til 9 p M. 149 E. Broadway, Costa Mesa --=::·"""~,,..=..,::..~· =, Cor Fullerton & Broadway' 'l)e fastest dra• lJl the w .. t -·-:. a DaiJy Pilot Cua1fted 642-4591 Fut resuJia are Just a phone HOUSE Hunttni? Watch the HARBOR VIEW HOME Sell idle item1 ·>d. 6U-5671 call away. iU-5618 OPEN HOUSE column. 2 BR & den e e 644-1010 64i-5678 Now!
Generel General · General General Ge~ne-ro"'I --~--
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::::~=~185~1~.~E~lba~C~ircle, Costa Illes• , .l
. MM850 $51,500 ' (~ll!l \.S)
HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Badroom) •
409 Gloucester, Costa Mesa
642-8235
(2 Badroom)
(Sun 1·5)
212 Santa Isabel (Eastside) Costa Mesa
646-3928; 546-8651 · (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(2 Br & Family Rm or Den)
610 Avocad~. Corona del Mar ·
673-8550 S50.500 I Sat & -Sun 1 ·5)
# 26 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach
642-8235 "· (Sun 1-5)
302 Visqi Suerte (The Bluffs), NB ~ $38, 750 (Sun 1·5)
2312 LaLlnda P.I. (Back Bay), NB 645--06f2 ' $38,000 . 64:>--0682
*405 Cat'aiina (Npt Hts ), Newport Beach
644 4848 $59,500 (Sunday 1-5)
111 Via Koron (Lido Isle). NB
675-5200 ; (Sun 1·5)
(4 Bedroom)
* 1800 Glenwood Ln (Baycrest) N.B.
6754392 (Sat & Sun l·S)
217 Via Eboli (Lido Isle) N:B.
646-1787 $66,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5 )
*1831 ·Beryl .Ln., Newport Beach
6754930, 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
' · (S Badroom & Fomlly Ro0m or Don)
2230 Aralia St. (Easi Bluff) N.B. 1
644-1102 Si5,000 (Sun 1·5) ,
2006 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores, N.B. ·
646-1550 (Dally 10-5) '
**309 Evening Star (Dover Shores) N.B.
'646-1550 $169,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
13'37 Galaxy Dr.'·(Dover Shores) 'N.B.
642-8235 $219,500 (Sun 1-5) ·
2400 Windward Lane, Newport Beach i
548-2514 · (Sun ~2-6)
1551 Sandcastle (llbr Vu Homes) CdM •
644-2538 $85,000 (Sat & Sun 12-4)
3607 Park Green Dr., Corona de! Mar
675-7226 '92,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) •
2759 Tern Circle alresi Verae) C.M. 1
. 549-3221 $51 ,500 • . (Sun 1-5)
193i Swan Dr. (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa
540'1151 $49,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*1536 Galaxy Dr .. Newport Beach
644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5) I
1~21 Port .llarmouth (llbr Vu Hma). N.B. 1
644-7662 '64,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2027 Paloma, .Costa Mesa ;
645-0073 .$47,950 . (Sat & Sun 1·5) : . I I **3 Linda Isle Dr (Unda Isle). NB · j
675-616l · 1 (Sunday)
(Condominiums For Sale) 1
I
In fashionable · Baycres~ on.q¢et::tree-lined
lltreet . 3 spacious bedrooms :&,. baths.-Com·
fortable, paneled family roolJI. adjolni mQd·
ern cheerful kitchen. Separate formal dilling room. Nicely landscaped, eadj>sed ;Ord. lm·
maculate thruout. '$114 ,500.' lh ' · . \•
Ulf'Dolphin Terrac;,e (lriine-Tiir.) CdM . ·
, 644-Z430 J52,500 . (Sµn 1-4) 2301! Java ~a . Niguel TerfaC., L.N.
134 Shorecliff Rd., Corona de! Mar
1\4 Yia Mentone, Lido Isle . · . ·
·675-0123 .,76,500 , (~un l ·S) *~Yltlinllllitta, (Blufff'Plaza) N.B. I 644-~15 , '32·~~ (Sa\ fo _Sun 11-5) •
., ORIENTAL FANTASY
With a fabulous VIEW, in exclusive Irvine
Terrace. Secluded & restful atmosphere, with 4 bedrooma & baths,,even a soothing Japan·
ese Furo Oke tu~. Forinal dinini room with
breathtaking views. Dralnati~ swunming }>001
in Oriental garden. $18'7,400. .
, . · UDO ISLE SPECIAL
642-8235 (Sun 1·5)
496-1513 $49,950 (Shown by app',t)
13 llodroom)
310 Rubv. Balboa Island
· 673-6550 171,500 ISat & Sun 1·5) **# 106 Liilda Isle, (Linda Isle), N.B.
646-1550 $134,500 (SUD 1·5)
221 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM
• l~a ...
Tenant lilovinR -owner says sell! 3 Bed·
rooms; close \o priva\e community beach, pri·
vate yard. Coiy, book'llned Ji\>ing room plus
a !Ormal dining room. Street to street lot.
644-6200 S69.500 I Sun 1 ·5)
2904 Paoer Lane (Upper Bay) N.B.
.~,500. J
I ··~ 'OPEN SUN· 1.5 OOI t · · • · VM· W1vecraot Dr. Bftrm .. ~ • dining nn .. view. Br'cf ad moor ; f!a-View '.Hllta home on •
~ pi.ajpr cnenbeU, "out ln the
.Jlf•~r ·eounn;~~ vista. \~~-a. ~ ~ Cat.tlln1
? .vob ~ Bdrml., view, pool. Huie
.. : • 1 ,den plm ftC rm. Owner wtli,
rie.I FHA or VA. ·,un I. CMtl ·Hwy.
Trtplu, -mmmuw pool •
view. 3-2 BR untll.
ANGE \~OA$T , · '\
'HARBOR ' '
COMPANY
} . ' t • • •
RIALTORS
"SINCE 1944~
673·4400 R.atlm.te 2lloo E.. Co!fq(~. at Dahlta/•---1!1!!!!1!!!!!!!_111!.,.l!!ll!!!l!_.!!!!!!!!ll! · · c.ro• deJ ..., · J . . 644 4141 ,General • Gtnoral
642-1055 (Sat & Sun g.5)
110 Via Cordova, Lido Isle
546-1335; 832-0631 (Sat & Sun 1-4)
452 Magnolia (Eastside), Costa Mesa
646-3928 ; 548·9416 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2716 Shell (China Cove) Corona de! Mar
644-7270 • (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2516 Vista (Bayshores) N.B.
675-6000 $59,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
414 Santa Ana Ave., Newport Beach
642-7491 $23,250 (Sun 1-5)
13 Btc!room & F1mlly Room or Den)
2036 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) N.B.
646-1550 $89,2~0 (Dally 10·5)
2313 Redlands, Newport !!each , ~ ·
642-8235 $48,500 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
1447 Galaxy (Dover Shores) N.B.
642-8235 $89,500 (Sun 1·5)
WORK OUT OF LACHENMYER REA. LJ"D 25181 Earhart Rd .. Laguna Hilb ";',~ .; YOUR UYE IN 1 ~ 830-7266 S31,90o (Sat & sun 10-5) ~ . • · 1927 Seacrest Way, Santa Ana ~~=ri:i;: PR'ESENTS 642·5200 $27,950 (Sun 1-4) ~ A-el!! ODd bath for • • 1601 Tradewinds (Baycrest), N.B.
emplo)'ff ott nrace mo1lft 642-5200 $55,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) -"j~;i work ~.J.o,.ly ltn-a" A "'-J. d Ind (B ) ,.1, ~ Yard In , quiet • I~ IUYS IN ALL A.._S ><'fl'I ew • aycrest N.B.
..... -. But • llbori /• \. ' . ' 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
, ;;~ block ott lTtb slleet. Ealt Ol'IN HOUSIS SATURDAY & SUNDAY *305 KJ,ngs Place, (Cllffhaven) N.B.
, m, ·::t!OO~~:,.w.!!\ : COSTA. MESA • . , NEWPORT lllACH .. 64~200 $56,500 (Sun 1·5)
!
·"" ·'bm ""' -k. ·Call CAREPitlE, LEISURE LlVING in this *1820 Irvine Ave., (Baycr~st)·N,B. ;;,~• .'46-nn. ' ibree BDRM home, pool and clubltou!e 642-5200 $53,500 (Sat &. Sun 1·5)
' prlv, Price reduced to $29,950. 2414· Uni· :io24 Gal1iry (Dover Shores) N.B.
versity ·pr. N.B. (Off Irvine) 6444910 $79,500 (Sun 1·5:30)
I AN'T PIND IT7
j * WILL BU!Lll )'Out dtean\
.)ome. Hive •t•lf for cem·
'{u'tc. :.ipiete home packqe.
CONTIMPoRARY HOME four bedrooms, 409 Cortes Circle (Corona lllds) CdM
. 21> blths, with pool and view, $41,l!OQ, 2399 673-65.10 · (Sat <It Sun 1·5)
Redlnds (Off Santa Isabel), N.B. 520 Seaward (Corona lllds) CdM
I• >II • ..
1:f> ht )'OUr confidence In our ~~ )'N.1'I of quality cwtom
·-buUdi111.
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA. Two story home 673.a5l0 ,79,500 (Sun 1-5)
jurrounded j)y beautiful homes. 3 Bed-*1901· xui11 l!.oad , Newport Beach
'rooms. 2 batha, den plus tlinin& area. Ex· 64M5116; ~7171 (Sun 1·5)
palided Jar1e rull'l"11 rOQm for ~tertain· •
• lng. Fresbl)' palllll"!. Do~'t •ml11 thlst 274. 330 Esther, Costa Mesa
'Shetwood (Off Sabia Ana J\ve.) C.M: ' ~7l'll • -' (Sun 1~) " . ' . . EASTllDI COSTA MISA. Large 2 bedroom '1802 Elm ()feat Vetde) Costa Meaa
plui den. A!ley_acceis, Jarae·yiJ"d. Assume 646-18'4· · .(Sat & Sun)
VA ldan. ~.~. 452 M14J!Olil, C.M. 9H Alder Pl (lastblut() N.B.
IASTSIDE CHARMER ~.ooo. Trees, I 644-lf/4 t$5,000 (Sun 1.S)
"treee. SpoUess .l bedroo111 home. Plenty of 1808 Port Cherl11 (Hbr Vu Ho,,,11) N.B.
ro0m for cmper and boat. Gae,t -aria, 84U200 ·(Sal 1-4, Sun 1·5)
worbltop. Low, low down. ll\lrry, at ·thls 1915 'Tradewllld1 (laicMtt) N:J.
price It will sell IHI! 212 S1nta Isabel 644-11200 (Sunday 1·5)
SL~D · (off Newpt. Blvd.) 2414 Unlv~ty Dr. (o!l lnine) N:B.
Sl1moo .!.~Illa~ Stop In P1r Your FrH Mop• ind Jnformotf0n 848-3928; '84&.5848 • (S'1 &: Sun 1·5)
-.... Of All ~, 274 Sb•rwood (Builldt!:t:""" ' :c"T .:T:i/:U.::: . CALL ~NYf.. 0 848-3923; 673-757& (Sat Sun 1·5) ~.
Orly sm.aao, lNO Now,.rt 9oulevord• • -<...-'3082 Molebl Pl. IMNI Y , C• ~ ~· lllU ~. ..... "·w.ma·-· ....... ·.c.1 .... , ........... ,..-_,1~==64&'89= a ·#t,OM -' (Sun lU) Ill ....... ""' llM!ll
**1933 Bayside Dr., Corona del Mar
·675-3331 (Sat & Suirl·5l
*978 Sandcastle (Harbor Vu Hill s) CdM
644-2430 $67,500 (Sun 1-5)
2411 Via Marina, Newport Beach
., , ~8200 (Sat 1-5)
4539 .Roxbury Rd (Cameo Shores) CdM
644-7270 (Sun l ·S)
271 E.·16th Street, Costa Mesa
1146-2414 $29,900 (Sun 1-5)
1317 Mariners Dr (Baycrest), NB .
642-7491 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*3007 Java Rd. (Mesa Verde), CM
675-5200 . (Sun 1-5)
(4 S.room & Family Room or Den)
17160 Apricot Circle, Fountain Valley
. 9&a.2&06 • (Shown by Appt.)
19 AUF.Ulla J;.n. (Big Canyon), N.B. I
· 645'4400 · (Sat & Sun 1-5)
***119 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) N.B .
673-9050 $157,500. (Sun 1·5)
* 1801 Sandalwood (Baycre•t) N.B.
673-9050 $98,950 (Sun 1·5)
**227 Canal St., Newport Shores
673-8550 • (Sun 1·5)
2024 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shoresr N.B.
646-1550 $120,500 . (Daily 10-5)
'*-'• 1641 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman's Cove)
CdM 675-1935 (l)aily)
2901 Catalpa (Eutbluff) N.B.
644-6200 !Sat & Sun ~5) ;
*2513 Davis Place, Cosla Mesa ·
646-7171 ' (Sun 1·5)
tt8 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda ble) N.B.
644-4910 'IM,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30)
1741 Pt. Shefleld (llbr Vu Homes) N.B.
6#-4910 $611,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
***507. Bayalde Dr., Newport Beach
644-4910 $165,000 (Sat. & Sun 1·5:30)
*2737'Sandpiper Dr. (Mesa Verdel. C.M.
54~264 $52,500 • (Sun 1-5)
1969.Ba!earlc Dr. (Mesa·verde), C.M.
646-2894 $47,900 (Sun 1·5)
2865 Boa Vista (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa
546-4103 $46,950 (Sun 1·5)
• 10~.~tevens (S1ndpoint) Santa Ana
" 3100 $67,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2627 Alta Vist1 (Eaotbiulf) N.B. ·
644-7662 $49,500 (Sun 1·5)
· 2308 Rftlands, Cosll' Mesa
~ 846-7171 (Sun l-4)
2030 f:t.!tra, (Mesa Verde) Cosla Mesa
640'0204 $45,500 (Sun 1~)
*l227 Santiago (Baycrest) N.B.
642-9717 '87,000 (Sat & Stln 1·5) . '*2006 NiuWus (Bayc.e.it) N.B. ' , .
8'6-1880 ,77,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*2422 • 22nd St'k.~ck Bay) N.B.
64$.6500 '58.~ (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2638 Villa de! Oro (The Bluffs) N.B.
~-· $45,950 (Sun 1·5)
ssoi Slndli!le. cwona del M"1' . ,,' r
644-0905 $65,f6ll , , , (Sun 1·5)
9014 La Linda, FOljlllair.'V11ley ' •
~ $47,900 (81!n 1-1)
' :io1e ca1111rt (Men Vetde), CM
M0-11&1 "2,llOO (&al 1-5)
2?09 Wavecrut Dr (H.V. Hill•), CdM
9" H '112,GOO (SUll 1-5) .
I
-(2 Badroorn) '
1094 !luckinghim Ln. (Westclilf) N.B. j!
546-0811 ·•84,500 (Sun 2-5)
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13 Badrooml
· 2400 V!Jta Hogar. (B)Ufl1 Plaza), NB
644-0!34 $33,~ (Sit & Sun 1·5)
·2644 Vista brnada (New B!Ufls ), NB
·644-0184 ·(S.t & Sun 1-5)
!CONDOMINIUM FOR RENT! i
(3 BR & Den)
.
2008 Baja (Eastbluff) Newport Beach·
644-8435 (Sat & Sun 10-6)
' . !HOME & INCOME!
605 Larkspur. Corona del Mar
673·8642; 675'64_59 (Sun 1-5)
(2 BR home & 2 BR Apt.) ' . ' · 439 Heliotrope, Corona de! Mar ,
644-4910 (Sa~ ~ Sun 1-5:80), I
(3 IR & I BRJ ,
1525-15251> W. Balboa Bl;d.', N. B. '
67S~642; 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) ... ' . •' . .,,., ......
. D-l/l~~$ ·~~~,~~ .. ·~: '
**72f0 "{;. _Oceantront, Nlwpor\' lliiach •
· ·• '642-8687 $83,600 ' (Sun-lU) I
4017 Channel Pl . IN'pt Island) N.B. -. j
673-9080 $110,000 (Sat 1·5)
**321p Marcui, Newport' Beach I
673·908o · (Sun l!J-i)
[2 Br. Eich Unit)
4506 w. Balboa Blvd .. Newpor\ Beach
842·5200 ,53,911-0 (Sun l·S)'
715 ·Marfllerlte, Corona de! Mar ,
673-6642; 675-6459 (S un 1-5)
(3·1r &18r) .1 •
; 300.311 lfe'llol~pe, Corona d'el Mar' .' : ,
873·8510 $79,5001 · · .. ·(Sun '1· · 1 ' • > • •,.. I "
TRll'LEXES-FOR SALE
12 Ir 11<h Unit) ·
418 Seaward; Corona de! Mar •
875-7225 (Sat &. Sun ,1-6)
4332 E, Coa1t Hwy, Corona del Mar ~ 4148 $15,000 '(Sun 1-5) •
. (2-3 IR & 1·2 IR) ' .
3507 Finley, Newport Beach .,.
644-fglo $189,300 (Sat 1·5:30)
,tt~7 ~y, Newpor1,.Beacl!, , ;:lr~~"·"';: .. ·:. l ltlln f.ia)f
"''· 'W)i'liltP:RONT LOTS " . '
FOR SALE
**1641 S.ysldt! Dr. CYacbtsllllll'& Cove)
CdM 876-1835 (!)lily) ·-. " .......... .._ ...
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JI!" General -l;:;G;i;or;:'";:';"';.;;::;;;:=;;;;::;;;::.;O:;•~-~~·=•==:;:===O;.,=:;'°'~"'~'=::==;;;;;;;=:;. ~------"--r C•pldrono Boodl C•t• -Eoat alult lrvlno Irv• r EAST8llff BY OWNER • Better new, co rn~r . prof . CUSTM2Br,~llvinc * * * NO LISTING SHORTAGE * * *
WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT!
CORBIN-MARTIN, REAL TORS
' 644-7662 644-7662
CdM -"Home" plus income on two J\.2 lots ............... $75,000 . ,
. Cdm.·.....:. 11Custoni home," ocean side o( highway . ' ........ $64,9SO ~ . . '
'· 'N'PT. -"Harbor View" (Somerset)~ BR, lam. rm. all the extras $64,950
l BR. 2 BA., FAM. RM.
$44,750
"SPARKLING"
~-ed • .. _ 2 Good 1---.1 A muter rtM. P.r l n c o_,.t ' • ~~., I ba, . ...... • • w/frplc. Swlmmina; pool, ONLY. $52,500. alt ,..:SQ
n>aturo tncbc ... opr1n1<ten, Only $19,950 644-5510.
wtr softner, Near new 3 Bedrooms_ 2 baths, built-in 4 BR Lwk View Home tFl!t
bQspilaJ, marin& A beaches, kite~ and dooblit clll' lot) Many extn.1. Priocip&la
$49,500. 49rra5. . earage. tnco~ of $210 pt't only. 644-5917. C::;-oron--o-d"'o-.l"'M,.,.-o-r---month. Owner aayi iubmit El Toro
on down pe.yn\r.?I·
OPEN SUN. 1-5 1525-1525\l:i W.' Belboo Blvd. ALLERGIES?
if so • , • this home has full
air conditioning with hu·
........ .... ,.
fff 11118* I ............ ,
midity control I: electronic ~~-------,--~------....
air filter. Near new 3 BR, .,l,:,rv;;:l;::M:., ______ .;,l;,;rv;;,;l;;,;no~------•l
: N'PT. -"Eastblu£f" 4 Bdrm., yiew o! city li&hts ............. $49,500
f}l@W listinc, best value tn
this fine area. Recent inajor
"overhaul"; new carpets,
d r ape a, shutters, pa.int,
vinyl, na: WORKS! "Put-
tin& green" front yard. A
bright and exciting h<>me.
Ideal fur &tarter fam-
ily or )'OUl1g couple. On a
friendly street It across. from
your own park, Better call
today.
(NEWPORT BEACH)
Im.mac. 2-st;y. 3 bdrm. home
plus 1-bdnn, ren1al. Walk to
bay I: beacb. Exrra parkin&"
for guests. Quick possess.
$51,950.
2 BA. Humake!'-buill home.J•
Lots or concrete and fruit
trees in ~ck yard. Price
reduced $2500. for quick
sale. F\ill price
LOCATION-LOCAT ION-LOCATION
Sup•r family home in Village Park, l(oor
own recreation area & your own recre~pon
room! A few steps to wide, wide green~elt.
swimming pool s & tennis cts . Must si'e to
appreciate. Offered for $49,500 INCLUDING
THE LAND.
,.. · N'P'r. -"The Blul/s" Dolores model. End unit. lots of windows $42,500 715 M•rguerit•
Price ~uccd on this Corona
del l\1ar duplex. Knotty pine
inter., beam ceil., lots of
posslbUities. $.52,500.
: ( ' .,.
Ill•
lf,. '
N'PT. -Island · Large duplex "custo~." 30' Boat. .......... $82,000
N'PT. -Dover Shores Exclusive 5 BR. view home, has everything.
.................................................... $139,000
-N'PT. -Cimeo Shores lg&. custom~ view home. Owner has 2. will
lease. . .... , ................... : ..................... $750 mo.
SECLUDED "Equestrian Estate." Fruit trees, tennis ct., stable,_ swim~
ming pool & 4,000 sq. ft.house. 4 Acres ................. $224,000
N'PT. -"Investors dream," 6 units, brand new, on oceanfront. Be first
user· CALL FOR DETAILs.
CUSTOM !Jo!l•e'to live"in It cycle repair; on C·l lot. ........ $27,500
°CUSTOM KITCHEN." Finest in harbor area. 1Large home. 3 Car ga ..
rage & pool. Eastside. . .................. , .............. $46,500
COSTA MESA. "Country charm." Near all shopping & Westclifl. Large
lot & trees, plus pool! .......................... , ....... $37,500 * BUILDERS SPECIALS *
Vacant -"Mesa Verde" Maui Cirfle. Terms., ............ $20,000
Vacant -"e:otr course," what a view; lge. as 2 ordinary lots ... $43,750
Vacant -''President Nixon" would be your neiJ!hbor on this view lot ·
Cypress Shores -"Private Gate." .......... ' ......... : .•.. $49 ,500
Vacant -"Laguna view budget," street to street ....•...... $16,500
Vacant -CdM, Poppy Ave. R-1 50x100, street to street. ...... $3 2,500
ORANGE GROVE, 81'. yrs. old. Xlnt return! Trade.· ........ $125,000
If you do not fin d it. here · call us · we carry all
rnulti·listed property m Southern Orange County
CORBIN-MARTIN, REAL TORS
"SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT"
NEWPORT. CORONA DEL MAR · COSTA MESA
644· 7 662 644-7 662 644· 7 662
HA VE YOU HEARD?
Elmore Company is Growing Fantastically
~o You Want Better• Than The Best
Service In B.,Ylng or Selling Your Property?
PLEASE CONTACT US TODAY
Breathtaking Ocean end Harbor view overlook·
ing beautiful be~ch . 5 bedroom~ end den , formal
dining, 3. baths, 2 fireplaces, metds quarters, mas-
ter b9droom-den-livingroom overlooks ocean.
Beautiful garden in front of house. Unique 2 story
steine.d glass window. We believe this house to be
en unusual value ·for only $135,000.00. Please
cell today.
EXCEPTIONAL HOME IN COLLEGE PARK
4 nice bedrooms 13/.i baths. Dining room , large
living roo111 with brick fi~eplece. ~ull copper
plumbing end brand new paint. Very ntce yard for
your garden. Priced et only $31 ,000. wi th a 7 V~ 0/o
30 y~er loan available. Please cell today.
tifoii.. &st t'~Jjuf CJ really
· ,414 Vista Del Oro
Newport Beach
644-1133 ANYTIME
Fantastic Channel
View Home
Localed in Sl20,lm t o
$200,000 homes, · 3 lovely
bedrOoms with 2 be,tlu;,
Dramatic circular wet bar.
Large Hvlng room with
fireplace. C omplf!tel y
carpeted and draped. 2
g<>f'&eout beaches within
walking distance, ~ pric-
ed al <ln1y $85,000 with a
Joan commitment of 80 %.
Immediate po ssession
Please call now lo see th is
incredible value.
603 Poinsettl•
Move right in. Charming 2
bdrm. plus new 2 bdrm.,
den &:. family rm.; bltins.
frpl c., F .A. heal. Take a.
look -you'll be glad )'OU did.
605 L•rkspur
*SHOWCASE . 4 BED·
ROOM, 3 b•ths, f•m·
ily room, electric k it·
chen, teen ... r or
mother-in-l•w room &
b•th 11 1eparate. BEST
.. Showe••• floor pl•n.
$39,900. CALL 142-4466
$30,950.
Newport
ol
Fa irview
646-1111
(onytlme)
New owner's unit consisting -,=----=---=-==--=---
of 2 • fam. rm., 3 baths Pool & PriYacy Fountoln Vonev
pl1U front home of 2 bdrms., You get hoth In th~ 3 BR WON'T LAST! 2 ba's. Choose your colon. w/new shag carpet, COl'rM!r Sharpest home iJ'I area. j
MORGAN REAL TY lot. Mesa Verde area. Bedroom + den, Jara:t>st kit-
SHARP-SHARP-SHARP
Townhouse, University Park; 3 bdrms., 2\1
ba's., family rm . This is a must see fOr bne
who apprec;iates excellence in interior decor.
ation. Only $34,950. 1
"J 1rrlr 'f 11·lld.
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I
' "SINCE 1946"
1st Western Bank lfic1z.
llillvers.ity Park, 1'.fyint
Doys · 133.0101 Nl9hh 675-6642 675--6459 $30,900. ~ & family rm. Service
S BUILD INCOME S C. \ V. Coltt•dt-Realtor' pore h, soft water •. l:H::'u~~~1:!:;~::l:n~l:':~~:"'--~H~u~n't~n~gl!on~~
2 tktrm. plus di.ni~ rm., lge. 5)6.1174 "1antenen de 111 ht , "
45 ft. R-2 lot, ttady to build · Sprlnklen, tool a h e d ,. I --.-----~--
apt. 0n1y s<7.500. 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath coveeed patlo. EYE APPEAL-
CALL' 615-5726 $22,500 Full Price HAFFDAL PURSE APPEAL" ~ A for this · rno:tern home with REAL TY A big opportunity is waiting diJ s;;::i,-8-eas built-lns, ankle deep 842-4405 Eve. 961-9006 for You. here's your chan~
Sctnlc t1opert f1s shag car~tihg and noor to to li\'c bctlfr for Jess~ This
.GOVlltNME T OWNED
FHA ol VA re~
Townhou1t1 I: horn~ down. No point• or
lees. GOv't. Pay1: 1
co.ts. AU prlca ~ Coll
fl68.444l I
CREST 1(4~TY BE THE FIRST USER
NEW 29 UNIT MOTEL
ORANGE, CALIF.
ceiling matt:hlng drape11, STRATFORD 2 st~ry, 4 or 5 large home located in J-lun-
large den &: family room br, 3 bl, form. din • Wn. llngton Beach, in a very
plus a dishwasher for mom. rm. Lrs rtar aundk off popular area near schools
Double lara&e to boot. You mut. auile overklokina and shopping and you can
can assume the existing huge yd w/3' pints. Ideal bpy Jt for no mOney down BEAUT. atta. S "It iold, 3
loan with payments of $163 teen or in-law aulte. w/sepr and eaay monthly BR, adjoin& new m park FITZMORRIS REALTY CO. Walk all Near ahbps achoola OCftJ\ , 3135 E. Coa..zt Higtiway per month. Call now! entrance. to sch.ls. payments. Only $31,!Xll. It's A frwys. ~ EstatA Store TOWNHOUSE Corona det Mar 673-0010 w lk & L $38,"'1. AU terms av•il + tops oall 842-2535. No. S. Ag!. (n'!) (19.fTil
LOW COST -HI GRADE """'l""~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ a er ee vcisting ·~I<. >"HA-Owner· CAREFREE LIVIllG
c; 2 Big bedrm 1" "1 I T $67 500 A&enta l'ft. 842-3665. UVIN · s, ~ rv ne err . . . • , REALTORS 2 Bedrm Condo in a tup filled
BA'1, all elect bltin kitch, Immaculate 4 bdrm & fam i-54&-00~ Open Eves. By owner, 2 sty., 4 br., 3 ba.. ADULT communtty I
vacant and ready for oc-Iy, super fireplace. 11pacious farn. rm. w/wt bar. 3 car Sii ~ ~· -• B'-
ed F · 4 BDRM BARGAIN gar. 1-= ft lot '-. 1;.,,..;''-'~,,;·~~--"'-"~"'+..,:;;.;:~ cupancy. Locat on air-yant Ideal fam ily home. ouu -.. ....6 J E •
view Rd. 1-~u11 price Open Sat. & Sun. Owner leaving area will sell .Pltio w/used brick firepit & r, xecut1ve HUMBOLDT Island 4lbdrm·
$17 99 5 C. R. Nattress 642· 1485 this 4 bedrm Model home on raised planters. Cul-de-sac. 3 ba, prof\' lndscp. M~ aeU.
• • large corner lot for $28,500. l71ID Apricot Cir c I e . • 4 Bedroomi; Make oiler. 846-3678.1 OPEN DAILY 1·5 2 baths. Lg. fon«d yard. !168-:m;. • Garden K;tohen SPANISH :-
Newport 504 LARKSPUR. 2 BR .. new· Boat storage space. Tool SPACIOUS SPANISH e 2 Spacious baths •
at Iy carpeted. Can build 2nd house. ~r. South Coast Immaculate 4 , BR 2 BA • Crackling LirepJace Owner must .ell ··~
unit. Walk to markets. Plaza. FHA O.K. Vogel Co. frpL, lam rm. Prlc~ to se1i • Designer Drapes Ml~ With dooble irches,
Fairview Call: Pat Wood 640-1400 Realtors. •10 2052 Newport $32,900. 9Sl-7Til Bkr. • New Sha&., Carpels tiled niof, ele1ant : entry
Scenic Properties 675-5726 Blvd., Costa Mesa, Customized home inside It hallWay, central noof plan. ~1811 Irvine Terr. View Ph 54&-9346 Huhtingt,on Be•ch out. l11aa:e master b e d r fl' o m ,
(1'1ytlm•l Charming2Bedroom&:Den-BY Owner: 3 Br., 1% ba., DRIVE BY Prof. landsfaping & clean f~milyrm .. dinln&4r21J1·;~~·
•"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"" 12 Ba .• id.fal !or two. $57,500. wfw crptt;., bltns, xtras. ocean air makes thi!ii An brk $33,500. ~1 H 1
TED :AuBERT ASSOC. Immac. $27.950. 549-3996. PHONE US FOR MORE Idell.I home for the family ~~~~th Ul)o $31,500. 34TI VIA. Lido 675-8500 VACANT 4 BR. REPO INFORMATION moving up!!! AU terms at , ... ..,ton c ''
Heavy shake roof, sunken OPEN House Sat. &. Sun. 325 New carpet, paint $24,500. !Atj S30.sqD. Hurry_&. inspect to-
liv nn w/cor littpl. 1&ln cameo~Dr.-48}t,!~ WW•RealcY.~ ·• · . .J J ·'1Y. •liiifi' .l;,u •J il r~V>!
rm, an blllrui•a: 2 baths. This BA, exclusive area, maids VACANT 2 STORY REPO 5 WAT!RFR ft~ K. Rohrtt1A C9'. 90.J f •
brlght and •hlny 4 bedrm quart.,,,, 3000 sq. fl. "'.'ean BR 3 BA. Tey $36,000. Wilh (Cornor of Bushord ) NEAR DOUGLAS OWNIR ANXI
home on quiet cul-de-sac, View. By <lwner. 673-151~. Ratty, 546-7739. Crom here you can pack your D SCHOOLS Neu Adami & ii~~~ j~t listed · won't last Jong. 5 BR, 3 BA Imme. By owner. lunch and walk to the beach. AN
Call 545-8424 fopen eves.) Lusk Harbor View. Fee VACANT & READY Bright 1: cheerful kltch/ Bola. Parle_ top cond. _ ' • ~....:.~bl
, __ .. SHARP EASTSIDE HOME f.ami1y nn. with covered by mmer. 4 bdma. 1% lie.,' ~· -.~
'niHU. $85,000. 644-2538. 3 Big bedrm --'PO * s. p&µo. Reduced lo $29,950. covered patio. 1rplc. plis aAt ..,... •
BEAUTIFUL location 2 * 2 Full baths. $15oo. dri. mi special terms bUns., many extras. ~ / -, Onl1 '8.ilOO'!j J
story, 5 br, 4 ba, 3 frplc. * Plush sh~g crpt. or $0 down on VA I: $259 a crptd. incl •. kllchen. II *REA
.Asent 675-7225 HIR * 55' x 140 lot mo. incl. taxes. S35,9oo OR OFFER~ I ESf'ME
A Rare Find HELP! Anxlous owner, 2 hr, * Boa!...,....,. 1 -514 % Fl!~ I ( f4)""'
2 ba, owim poof, "°"" !oca-* 127...., lull prloe * -R•f'INANC . ' Just came on the market for FHA/VA TERMS AVAIL • "" • TWO-
tioo. Agen~ 67>-7225 H1R *FULLER REALTY* .~12 Med,1931"~~°'· H.d. D;;""LI! I! . !he 1""1 time. 5 bedrooms, 3 ANXIOUS. 4 four br homes. '-•"' 22002 MAUBU ~ >' ,.,~. l<l!S baths. 65.xl.50 lot, 1111 blocks 546-0814 •••••••••••• o.ll,f .. me ' Qml yeu new .J.~al'
from Harbor High. Great =~675.-~ .;:'IR f.(J days. OWNER will hold Open CorMr M.llbu & OLE' run, .~ she·
family home, immaculate, '=-'~-...,-------House 944 Governor SI., Fri, B•nning) ·: drape•. $3l~·~:fh.
large bedrooms. A true Cost• MeM Sat. 4: Sun 12 noon _ 6 pm. 200) sq. ft! ·10n a bi&' cotDtl' ~ tbe moment )'OU enter ~n. Ca.II
delight to sec. Priced right What a house. what,' a tOt near the beach .. "1Cllttot thia beautltd ... nlA}\; ha· ·rREST REA
at $49,500. T<l see call Shake Roof Beauty bargain, what E--Z term1. this hon>e opens off to·tfM dnd& &ndt:•.,-JllD the'ier-. ~ /"If •
64&-7171. On Eas~lde-VA• FHA . uoo ,. tt patio. c ... 1 14r ..,. en~. i+u won't CAPE COii I
'-0 THE REAL
'."\, ESTATERS
entertainlna: ~ perfect ~'h aldde. ~p •ha& T' J Bdrms. OPEN HOUSE Sun 12-S lots of klds. SUbn)lt yoUr .~i::rpta:\ "nf' bet~1 1eaturea Owner anxJous. 4 Bd11M. +
Mesa Verde. 3082 MoJ<lkal best offer _ must be IOld ! formal dlnlnr, lribd kich, h\lle fimily rm., ptnl•
Assume 6'}/, annual percen-Pl. FHA VA appraisal hUge tam rm. w/cathedral ?11} •• 3 'baths, ~ew ~=~1
tage rate GI loan with kiw $29,IXKI. 3 BR, 2 BA, lam * ctlllnc, ·3 ma* bf#ma., C&pe Cod, picture wt:
•BUllDYOUROWN• monthly payment of only rm.ByOwner.546--8)15.. with an entrywf,.Y to tht 1hutter1, bu1 t .. t a
We have several vacant par-$151 per month Including MESA Verde 4 Br. OWnet 8442 FANTANA nE'U patio. sttuiied on a di1bwuher, bric, l,teO.
eels <lf land to show you. taxes & H.O. Insurance. trasf. Reduced to $31,500. No \ beaut lndscpd Jot. Asldfli 84&-()61'.M, 5824 W.
Drop by· · • · FHA-VA terms a vailable. dn. VA. 1616 Elm Aw., (W/of N.Wl•nd S/Of $32,500. Huntington Beach.
11' ac. fl horse o.k.) N $16,000 See this one before it's 557-6151. T•ll•rt) If
•• l ac. C horses o.k.) •• $30,000 gone. On1y $28,000. Full ARCHITECT 'S Home. 3 Br. Really lovely 4 bednn home
I• 1 ac, CALL util) • · $30,500 up price. frpf ' on the cul-de-sac o( a tree _ *•• • • rllJor, Real Est.rte •'
·,~ }I~ ac. View sites . $35S.fooo50 oooup Walker & Lee 1% ba .• =· ~·· o~· 5haded street. New Door tl}e tu.4471 ( ..... J ~10.o
10 ac. • • · • .. · • • • · • · • · . many x -_ Y ' in entry 6 kitchen, new crpl ['!!~"!!~"!"'"!!!'!!'~~ "-~!'e' . REAL ES ";ttTE ""'· .............. S320,000 $2',"'1 ..... 71•" In Hvlng rm •.dlntng rm. CLOSE to OCEAN APPROX!
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" I ] CAPISTRANO REALTORS BY Owner' Xtra Lrg 4 Br, 2 Pride ol owner•Mp show• 3 BR + 2 BA
: ; t ... , • •• ' •• ;ifJ ~I J [I~ [I -~~~~~,h~~!,~~.Y., ~14!;:~0~~d~'.~l:~~ms :.~~=;~m Im bMt. ·~:A~= a~~t at Uke NE~D·=· c r P t ', !JI ~ • _ - - -Reoltors Since 1965 3007 JAVA ROAD * FORMAL DfNfNG otta,
f MESA VERDE 3 BR • BY OWNER builttn, RIO, hu,ee fla.ptone
>/4 ACR~ 4 BEQRM .••. , L
Showillke a mOdet! new
shag crpt1 thnlout. Room
f<lr boat or.trailer. AU ~nna.
OolY $31,500: Coif-~-I Gener•I * SEE this choice gol U · k ~ Gener•I uwner• i,.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===;;;;;;;;I course view l<lt. El Niguel EPITOME OF PLEASURE It Is easy walktng to Dana 21851 patio+ bu tin bnc J3.B"".
Goll r-·-• Owner for the executive who enio· .,,. Point Marina from this Submit your terms. Call Lo.,ely Pool Home ~=· · ,. -~-rn, BR. iv ba ho-·. OCEANVIEW 1<1-1221. "Uttle Dough-FHA-VA TERMS 644"'344 tam;ty tun "-enterla;n;,,g. ..~ ~ ,,_ I eadership ~ REAL ESTAll
Lats 0 , House'' Plwi 3 large tied?oorm, 2 3 Bedrm + family rm, laJ'ie C h.$49 50 T I Living rm., 4 bdrms .• 3 Super-sized z-car pr It Fr•ncl1c•n Fouftt1fn1 SEYMOhUBIRvdREAlfLTYt ·ft:nh 11 baths, built-ins, fireplace, as • ota ba's., formal dining rm., m .. nv xlJ'al are offered for by the s.. Beac ., un . DO.: •
bed double-car gar. $25,000. h -• HUGE HOl\li
Qwner move. """"" ~!I~
loan, dlnlnr rm., 4mil1
rm., den. 4 Bdrmi, I xtra
bathr, oversi?.ed r,o, m a
thruout. Brk park l1lie ~aml
$38.500. 962-1373. l 11
This charming 4 room and 2 c a r garage. moves any Vet into t Is 3 islaod kitchen; billiard rm. $33,900. 639-3883 or, drive 4 Bednn - 3 Baths. 2400 IQ $155 p M
h<lme located in HunUngton 1.ot1 of patio and pool area. $27,500. b'irm., 1'4 ba home wf ith & garden area, all comp. by; 25146 Manzanita. ft , former model home. Once er 0 ~·~;yls .;:'~~·~n~~~ 1i°.! ~1U:t~ria1~~5!~~ 3h=f~~~d!~le~'. = ;nt~i1 =· ess ~~~'-:1t~~ 1:=!c~ E•1t Bluff
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vestment and you don't ewn down GI and l<lw down FHA age. Northeast Costa Mesa. ·SHERW••D REAL TY opening for sunshine It star $34 950 Most oulstandinC -$53.900. TotA.I payment for lhls fitn-
have to qualify for the loan. terms. FHA appralM!d at 18964 Brookhurst. r .v. gazing. , , and worth every cc1t. tastic Staner h<lme. Spark-
Ca.ll us for the facts about $.'\3,000. Better huny on this 6 UNITS W lk R It 675-5200 e LARWIN e ling 2 BR conage near the ::.~~r~z._,;,.: Onty wo"'a" Iker & Lee on II acre lot Sfll.500 10<:'~~: If :A~~.~m ;.; ~;a L~.:.. i .•• Beach 2 THDEEBNLU2FFBSA·THS 96l-4405$26,2ASNOY.TIME R~~~~::~~~~r.~.~'ffi Bro q«hur1t, 'J' taln
r::. -, THE REAL
I ESTATERS . . .
GREAT
4 Bl!droom A: lamilyroom, l %
baths. Clof;e to schoOls And
lhOpping centen. 2 miles to
tM bellCh. Builtint, wall to
wall carpets lncludlne the
ldlchen. Owner will trade
for· smaller home. OnJ.y
$31.600 with exceUent n-
IUJTl&ble lou. Please call
toclay.
ValJQ" •• ~',
I UNITS din, •1sume -In, +
REALTOllS Ccrncr locati<ln. $100,000. $39,950. Prine only. BJ OWNER ' besperate ownu ls transfer-DlVORCE force! sale! 3 ~~~l.;11::
2790 H-~r Blvd. at Ad11.ms Roy McC•rdle Re•ltor 557•1123 rtd~ -must sell quick. 3 Phu dl:'n, walk lo beach, nr "ll-•-'''--=-=--~~-+-lll uu Newest area -6 mos. young. •
""-9191 Open 'hi 9 PM 1810 Newport Btvd .. C.M. ---------! 5 BDRM •• 2tL BATH Tutefulty upgraded. Below Bedroom, like new crpts, schoot1 ~ shopg. T•ke over 22l D 2 , l 541-"29 "/1 bl 't · Low Custm drps. Belter-than· 6'4 GI loan, Pymnts $280 , • • JUST LISTED ~~~~~~~~~ B•lbo• Penlnsul• f:::!;'d : ':;~ ::.·laU<ln new! VA-F.H.A. terms. Incl. taxes&: Ins. 96~7383. $19.300. FUil price wUb only
Choice 3 ~room home. S Bed ---------e Co ntemp Spanish dues. Outslandin& value? CALL 8C2·.f.f66 s:m. Total down. Th~a
Corona del Mar, So. of the room WATERFROtjT, w. Ila> Cu1!om BuHI VACANT real •hlrp 2 BR, l -
Highway. tmely 1 •tory Harbor View HIHs Ave. '.Pi<r/Sltp. 5 Br, Drn •Beamed eemng/Arches ,t,.. do. with a lirepl. fr>.
custom wllh 2 bath a, rm. , e Complete. ProfeUlocally !Ji·-. PJ,500, 3 Br, 2 Ba 60'xl00' cludn w/d ~ "fril· . ~~t&cu~to~ ~~::~~ ':1, t!!f:1d':~qut!'! ,: ~!~~E:~·i;;·····6= • ~;:~~t~ustom Wood C-Sf ~~ ~ "Ca_., Is K'1nn-~~ :.~· :,r;;: h~b~ ~.::e :!ptein orlhe ,
Choi ,__ that growing family. 2"' e Fireplace it BuUt-lns (ff-~.: an 7· -RIO, Diahw1hr, tam nn., call.today.
bltin kitchrn. ce ""'•· baths -Spacious kitchen BALBOA Peninru.la bornt. • Aviary • tull lndJcpd .' r ea. ly Owner nn-w/w Shag crpta. drps.' If , · Oon It v.on't last at $72,500. with eating .....-. Plua .ep. Quiet, ncu bA,y, nice &re&. P•-u • .,. th·· 1 .~tt d c·" -~-~ ... ... • Poot Sl•ed Yard T f ed" -··· · ~ -· ren • ~f WI Ira fl, IW dlnlnt room • 15 foot ()OI'• Call 538-61'1il'O .,.._,.,.J. rans .,., Sff today! -
673-85,50. nered lot • Well landscaped. _Bo_y_c-,..-,~----• C<>ata Me$a -~ck Bay 24~!; ~~~ro Only ~ur tnspectlon wW 1,., •* ~ '531·5181 ( -.,J 531•
A&kin51: S74.000. Fine value 2800 Sq, Ft. of Luxury 644-lllJ ANYTIME enable )'OU to evalUA.te thl1 llllff1llll!!1R $ "'UICK 1
6'!, ,':'.!t. tocaUon. Catt OPEN SAT /SUN. 1·5 $•7,950 $12,000 d6wn ~=~----~1 sparkflna clean. senslbty ,, ... 711-• ,. 1-Q THE REAL
'"\.. f:STATER.S
CLOSE TO BEACH STEPS TO BEACH
•.r-o.NY 1800 GLENWOOD LANE IZnd AVAll..ABLEJ BWITS. a 11 r s c riec. priced beauty. Yes tMrt't: a ~ -) IO WE iU' HOM
SKY"S 'l'HE LIMIT Townhouse: on rrcen belt, larae separate lamlly room MR. KA , i&ot
Watch lhe 1tan throusch the OPEN HOUSE Sal Ir: Sun 1.S :'ud:'"nciareC:~~ulBRj,a 11~; 10r yaur pool table. All 1r1 always the A,ht tJme A KAS 11·· '-0 THF. Rf.AL
"\. f.STATE:RS sliding roof ot this beautiful 2)'17 Paloma, C.M. _,,,; $32 500 n...... Sat/SU' term11 avaJlable. Beller hW'• aJ the rt hi pl U it
executive hom~. 4 BR, 3 Ba, 645-0073 ...,..,., · · .., .... n. · n ry ca.II M.2-2S35. "ll'I & ace I
pool. formal dining 6 llVlng, ll lo 5. 644-291.5. )'OU 'A'anl RESVLTSt CaU ll"tL ESTATE .
$94,500. Easy tenn11. DAILY i'l[Of Tbt fultml draw in tM West 64~71 il plact that Id Oean it apaclou.1 4 Bil
HAL PrNrnfN " ~ssoc. C' "SSIFIED •Ds ...• Daily Pilot aUll!led _,, • 1m nL 96l-m3 1 REALTORS 675-4392 ..,,.., " Ad. ~Tl . f .E. OllOn lnc, R.ln
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t.ur• 3 Bit 2 ba. duplex tNe~,500)
w\th 3 f\rcf1\1ce.1. 3 BR., iaml11 rm.; 2 baths, o"=====o:=;=="°
$5G,OOO • TERMS bltn1. Poolt, t('nnls, rec. 3 Btdroom, 1 Ba. 2 car gar.
Geor ge Wllll•mson area. CALL NOW! I Shq cpls. Covl".red patio. ' Rultor CAYWOOD REAL TY By Owner. In Santo Ana
~70 64$.1 564 --*=-5_4•_~_2'0__,*"--·"-_,, __ . ___ _
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WOODS COYE Elip&nl!v. coutal view-SACRIFICE I Penln..,lo Point -~oP=EN~H:::'.ou~SE:::--·I ..J.oori . on Jt..2 lot. Walk to betcb.. 3 Bdrm. oewb' de<loraled Outom built 5 BR, 5 &. Sun 1 5 r-• &relrw.tine et.n)'Oll vlewt • <Gooct condition • vacant. olda' lilDme. trplc, lie dbl home dellaned for comfort · l--~2J, f privacy~ )'Olin Jo~r in Low down. prqt, wet moorlnc avail. " convenience. 1'hil quaUt)' 2 strildna:~~ with
ou will love W. Jnlhl)' thla »ecluded, ""0 0 d 1 Y PLACE REAL TY 548-1l3S, t12-063L bJt. hQme hu ewrytbini -rtar aparbneftt. WaterfronL
p&inled 3 BR. 1~ BA h:lmt cblrmu. 2 Bdrmt. + rue•t ......,,.. 4M-'72t MN• Verde too numuou• to menUon , CALL: flS.7225
with bltin RIO and upcrad-room. 1 ti.th & t~ yard 4 Br 2: Ba. tam rm Cflltl incl. awtmminc pool ~
ed thruoul ~ '9f_.. ~ f"~ you VJOO t want d~ entry hall ' trplc' BY Owner. Be au t If u I sauna bath. Call u. for •
one! E«eptioillli)DW)li!i> ·-~-~ "l"?m 136 OOo i9f.-)003 or i3~mi """''°"' 3 BR, lli BA. dotall•! IT'S HERE * Wlckahlre House
ed at $23.900, 'Subntlt your •~ in , thll chow:e ' ' · :na11tone patio & Yard E•rly Amerlc•n THE NEW 14x60 $12,150
tmm. Cd MD tlll ana. • il woo t lul long at ~ HUii w/fnllt tttff, Frplc, indoor Charmer! CUte,. Imm a c. Vikin9' Or1ngewood POPUiar Front Kitchen mo-
kHEJt.WeeD RIAL TY: Mt• ().C). BBQ. Ex. loc. ,... freeway ~ home. Room to build on Set th1g beauWul new def with huge pantry. In·
1&964 Brookbunt, r.v. CLOSE IN &CO:!uT0:..8~:1 .ti IChooh. Many ~tru. rear of bi& lot. A ateal at coach at ~~,: ,:::1.~ca.r:"~i
WALK to tlie ,.,...... 2 .,... lo' ¥h, town A In·~·-·! HJu.. 3 BR. 2 :Z Sacrillot'. 1•1.1195. 54>-lm 134.900! lft-·p• t nd dollv ry anywho"
bun thls nMr btW "l ~ tchooll, put thli cbarmq 2: It -;::-Pritt to sell at OWNER . Open Hou.e Sat Ir. JONES REALTY 673--6210 Home I Investment \Jd JS rano ~ ~them Caurornia. 1-t..turtar b1t1a ft/O, bdrm., I~ .. ';""'I• "clooe Ill,...,. B»-'1266 art c pm. &.. I~. Lee lam :homo, 4 FOR THE FAMILY RNlty ea1,. ~t ano dU!wahr A"""' jbac crp<a. In o....,.,,..... Beauli!Ully llJI, don. tormot dm ,..m, Who wanu everythi"' undor 3425 E. eoa.t Hwy., CdM MOBILE HOME f'lc;J r
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9092 ENLOE WAY
(Mognolli nr Moy'• St.)
3 BR 2 JlA, covel'M patio,
crpt&, drpe, 1dibwlbr. JUJt
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and call UI for D10ft" trafm.
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1..,,-.-1 \Uf.)l 'Fullprice$25,tlXl.GlAIBA 11-.led, -...... AL-Niguel brtdlt nook. Extru Incl $40,000. Pool, plarownd. * OPEN .TOOAY 1.s * .P/\GEJ..NT ' . !: . .
t.ml. Owner wW help Jlrl.Y, private i-tk> are included BY OWNER. Monarch Bay 1ioraae room, water 90ftnr, boatine, tennis, beachea. 1317 M•rlnert Dr. 33413 San Juan Creek Rd. · 1 'MOii 'E--'H~E, 1 t
blzyft's COits. Call 540-a tor $31,950. ('"51. T Gora:ious vi I prof dee & lnd&epd. $45,500. Comer 4 BR. 3 baths Only The uimoat in gracious liv-San Juan caplstrano PAGEANT [
IW••D RIAL TY --· ~ r · ~i,:n:e.qcn. 5 Jee B:. 03 540-020f ; 3)31) Ba.ltra $.16.500 -~acant. . lrig. 4 Bdrm&., custom A liv· 7141830-3140 • 493-U2S 33413 San Juan Creek Rd. ~. • t .v. . ~I BAI, fa.m rm. poo.1, 3-c•r LARGE 3 Bdrm., lam. nn., University Realty in&. ·4 Bdrms .. cuatom &: MOVE RIGHT IN s.~~J.;:~~~trano. --I~
1'ACfl'IC Sandt -~Br. 2 ba. w/'T'"O~(Zl'f,, sar, cuttm bit w/many intercom, covered . patio, 3001 E. Cst Hwy. 67US10 elegant thruout. $89,'500. MOBILE HOME SAL:ES ---------
int...,, pvt cl"b' "'""· ltEAL' l!STATI! xtru. 179.500. •-•· ma~y ntru. Ow nor . *OCEANFRONT* BALBOA BAY PROP *'66 Soh"'• 20xSO, 3 BR. 24 605• atu Mobile Homes
For Sole .. t 125 • $21,T'.,0. Owntr, "16-1129. 1190 GI•-st, Maxi •tatul., mini pric<. !WS-iMf. L>'I romor Cape Cod -w/ * 642-7491 * •kfrtlng, 8"24 porch. X llJll re BY~ 4 BR, hreated pool. f94.tf7l 11 • ~16 Ut,950, zm Java Sea LARGE 3 Bdrm., tam. rm., Yirw apt. Prettiffi part of COME, See our huge bckyrd, storage she<h. FamiW" Patio kitchen.. Patio den. l-"O"--_,..-..;;f---1 1~f) beach. 10~ down. Owner &lSl.3 intercom., covered patio, beach. Furn I: rt;ld)' for Irr room for children &: dogi. park, near Dana Point Ship lap &lclina:. Many de-FOR.. ~e, txto.,~. \drm
•Prln. onb. B:-5397 * HOMISITES * L~-I lo many extras. 0 w n er. Wmtiltt incomi. S83.m Gardener ma i n t a·i n e d Marina. , luxt fe1•tl!...""n1· Dell~ttdll 9951: trailer· on rpace' J~. c;.o.ta
ha ._ 1 • *'65 Rea:ency 20x58. 2 BR se up or o Y -..... ..., , Mesa, Elderly pel'IOfl ..... 1y. Irvine We now w tomt of the . 546-1648. *OPEN Sat-sun, 12--5. 7210 Modern 3 Br., 2 ·BA .. home Ir. den. 9x21 cabana w/ 4 ,..
Lro;;;;;:;:;;:;:;::;:;;::;::;::o:,I f~t :-1nv1e:. ~~~~~ OPIN SAT/SUN. 1-J Mf11lon VJeto w. Oceanfront, oo.e1 Rltr. w/dlninl area. breakfast ,,_ wood. burning fltepl. . .. =-11te~n;a~~~ .. v1ta:~ ~ D••'"'•TICI !'....1•,. .... ,.....:.=:::::: 111 VIA KORON OPEN HOUSE A STEAL al $34,900. 3 Bdrm, rm & nu .... crpll. Prine Sklr1'" awnings. Garden, ABUNA H/LLS Spoe< l .
t ~ ~... y • ..1... on the~ ,_:--So ,• .. :::::• 2-Sty .. 3 BR .. 3 bl.tlui, dlnlna: 2 Ba. CUstorn demr, many Only! By owner $38,500. fully lflndscaped. Desir-MOBILE HOME S~L,:S ==~~-~-~=I
.. -;~-;;:: .. w""•11 ~r _ -;:~ :.::::!'--· nn., tam.Uy nn. L 1 e . . e:trall, ~· livine room, up. 642...fll6. able famUy park near MOBILE home trailer, llx45.
•Cdl ,..,,. m -e ~ ·-• -.. -. ,.., undeck. 6 -old u." 24566 MOSQUERO ~-beach. 2'689 San Diego Fwy full patio & poWI w/uWlty ,Point Model in ~ ~ ~ szs leO .• • J'"'" • .. ..._ per bay cul de sac, ..... e BY Owner, S38.000. 3 &: fami. *'10 Skyline 24x60, 2 BR. • 830-9110 • room built on, Full s.ldrted. ~ ~ tteir. 4inlrw ii& ft. w6dt Wltll~ le•.se w/option. lot, 2. patiol.1 By Owner ly, many xtru. Back 8'..)' 2 RA. den. skirts, porch, Take San Di~go f)\'y to .El Located in adult puJ. P~t .nan_ wet bar and atrium. view of oettn A bfach W•llc:er RHlty •7S-S200 3 ·~ 3 bath ~i ··-' 6f2..1055 area. 66-0682. Prin. Only. awning$. Hunt Bch. Toro Rd., Follow the front· 0 K ~
1 • . • 3336 Via Lido, N'pt Beach ~vum, . • "".-evei., ... ,....,,..,..,..,....,.., J *'71 Golden Mansion 24X a1e road south to the n.le1 · ·
AD tot..... $28,000, -tee. 1evtJ. tot in $34,500, full pnce. Sep famli Y OWNER HARBOR BY Owner: No doWD..: VA. 1 60."' 2'BR, 2 BA. Den. Up. lot UX55 Mayflowtt Dbl Ex~ I
I). red h ' PrHtice am., unobltrvc· ~G 2-tty, 3 bdrm. rm w/wet bar, 2111 car a:ar. -Yf old. J Br, 2 ba. 2 frplc'i, graded thru~ut. Choice pando, 2 BR, All xtru ... Ad.It I •11 ta-. 'Vinr.-131.•. • .:...., 2 bath, dinlna: rm. home on MiuiNI Viein D •an• VIEW 4 Bedroom. Fee land . crpta/dii>I:. dbl gar, 1 blk adult park, Anahl'im. Viking Model Home
I I · .....,. lo ~· '~ Jmmed oceup VACANT! park in Fntn Va I I ty. level Fairway Jot on El 40 ft. street to 1trHt t .ClardM~·"'a4litfl Clt'r :e · .· bch. $47,SIXI. Fee Simple. *'68 Skyline 24X52. 2 BR, In 5 *Park &42-ll80or968-l.368 ·•
1 Nituel Gojf O:iune, a ttir Lge. patio, &arden A l1wn .• ~!.. 9Pfh-'D 'to' tocfay. ~·~.;. Call ""644·7722 or 642-7523, Mn. Lewis. 2 BA. Complete. Nellr Brand new 3 bdrm. B'ri!!nt.
jewtl! $23,950 • Dlreetly $69,500. ·~ -1\G~. ~ . ·: i; !'!~~'!"'~~· ... !!!!!!"'~..,,.I S•n Clemente *'~unJl:!toM~~~:;;,ch2 wood •615 loaded with 10x20' Mobil« home, enclosed ' •'1"""10~·.'."", •'"1'ansbe~-~j:",.'". bocoam& law.on J& 3 BDRM:• ,Den; ptj. ma1th $23,250. Mu1t sell! Newport BR, 1 BA. Complete ex· extras including porch, ~~na. ~!r:-~n In C ~~~ : "'" ""'" """"' MOltOll It t ts A drp H hts Clltt Dr 3 terlor. Huntington Beach. skirting, awnings, land-~~p;:=:;;;::;r;n~/ fl home included . au e; cusom cp 1• I area nr " FOR Sale by owner. 3·8r .. 2 *'69 Westerner .2~"55. 2 1caping with sprinklers I: 548-5919. 7! · 4~2800 · * 3416 Via Lido 675--4562 covered patio, ,air cond. BR cottage. Larae lot. Bath, l&r&e Jiving &. family BR, 2 BA. Wet bar. Up. more. **WANTED** • I
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I , . new IO • •* 3 BR .. 3JA. ba, den• $34,500. By owner. 837-7845. Owner/Art 64Z.7491. Open area. new shag carpetlna;, ir&ded. Complete exte~ $15,750 Complete~ Old obiltbame CUb (~c::~;:?P.-~. ~ S~~.·;;;~-~~3~;;:, ... :=:=IN:"'~"~"l'"·"S;..,-,-,-,..-,,.-~-,S'°'>JO""rq--clt ~.view. $42:_,000. ~~[amil~ ~k. Dana eahictrano or~auto.ai..mi
t;f;JI:< ~ :.'t."l:r.... Pool .............. $125,000 patio. $22,900. $-4894. ..Iii 1 ... 1 ologance. 4\0 b•, I===~,,....,=~~ *'10 Skyline 2<X60. 2 t'. Q . W~~ _, ... ptzw. _.. ... ...,...°"""' LIDO REAL TY INC. 4·BR, 3 BA. air :=i." Paz 3 ba, view, fff land. J\ll"t WANTED TO BUY before BR, 2 BA. Den. Com· MOBILE HOME ~--"-"'_''_''_'~ _ _,[ ~ •,I .,. .....-. _.. • rec 3311 Via Lido N B l:llfJll ..... July 1 from owner 'l or 3 BR plete. Hunt. Bch. -.-.-.'Owner en•> SOUTH LAGUNA-•1a.1.0 . . split level, -view, prof reduced to $86,500. By hou.eclOIC!in,$.1'.l,OOOorun-PAGEANT """"
OCIANFRONT lndscpd. By e>;.vner 8»-Ull6 owner, 548-~4. der. 4~2279. RAY' 334S13 ~Ju~ ~k ~·'••••••••Iii)
,Bl!IAUmily· rm. 1\0 ba, Beaut' ; BR. 3 ha. •pllt level SPARKLING! 3 BR, 1% BA. Newport Boo"" NEWPORT SHORES an uan P ,u .. no '' .Jiim~·hom9 ~/priv. tt.Jrway 35• lot, No. Side. Trade ? 9\" 'l atory, 3 B~. A.frame. Steps San Ju•n Caplf!r1no 714/8.30-3140'• 4.9~1128 Ac....,. for Nie 150: f.·.:-~cpll, drpo, IOSe<retO..eS..cb; 1...,,. Broker.~. Buy With Paper ID 'be•t beach. Llko now. * Sl!ANGRILA * 12al0 Beach Blvd. 'st.anion • J:l~mi~CJ! #_51.3 INVESTMENT : 11==~~=~~~=== er -d Cbortle Chaplin. OPEN SUN. 1-~ !O'M dn ;-condo -Wfftc:lllt. 642-!525 On the "'"' of tho City 714/893-1341 . s.OuuM " JiOi!O' kltehen, OPPORTUNITY I~ ' ~ ' 31889 ~g~D~'I %, appl. 114 Vi• Mentone Owftfr musf aeil fut. B~Y-0wne--•• -,-B-.-. -B-,-.. -k· I limits, overlooking the * LIBERTY-24 " ~(Y~-eQuippftl wttb 5 A~ near Palmdale lnt1. r ~' tau-L<lfOOn Vlll11 • ·• · Lovely 3 or 4 BR borne NATIONAL fence. Bll-ln outdoor BBQ. vaHcy. Be a u t i f u 1 Con-x \11et .W '-Jilahwuber. , m.. Airport. Xlnt irowth potent· : ;_'11#. SALE A RENT IMERALD llAY LOT S16.soo SERVICES CO. Lovely k!tcheo. °"""' will temporary "°""'on 1 ... ac . $11,500 '"'" j>luml sl!I&. carpet A Jal. Only 135 000 • 1.,,,,._ " ~ nr betdl $47,500 L•r .. 1t View Lot KEN BRITTINGHAM REALTOR finance. 548--8'61 Corral, tack room &: Beaut. Shag Carpet Thru· mucli m"re. 'T • Biii G ,,ci R I
B& Oce.n vu $15,000 1127 Emetald B•.Y., .. S!I0,000 Re•ltor •75-0123 Rea. Div. 546-0811 122.500. M111t .ell'. No-rt pututt. Ideal for outdoor out. drapes. appllanCH. ln· Sahi<$11,'9S Prbl ""'""' ~u . y, H tor ! F iot. I: ho II ··.... cludts set up A delivery InQudes set up ~ d'ei any; 341 Bayside, NB 67Ut.1J. (Lp:n -rent to June 30 111"1' 0-·-..1 m"t cl .. : * OPEN 1~5 * Hel1hta area nr OW Dr .. 3 family. Custom home has anywhere ln So. C&llf. wMre . ln So:~Caiif ... • ·..... MUST •~' l •22>1 to IH. I rvnuy, Re• ter 109 VIA &BOLi BR O>ttage large lot been thoughtfully planned • • ..... •J _.......... 1 ~.LA.S.~~TY 341 Ba)''~.S:.:f6'it Beach Vacant. Redone thruou t . EAST.BLUFF LuJk 5 BR, 3 Ow~r. (21.1) 79&-1202. , for view and comfart. Can't ea11irtrano /f}a! . .!t\•i~t·ran· 0-~~~:.. i~~: lhern t
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.. ,, Prlv. Cov. patio, form. dln. BA. I fam rm. 2 frplca, 2600 TIIE BLUFFS 1pllt level be duplicated for 'l' Q \J '}' ()
1 .• an frent exec. ---=3"'Ao:b,-;-,'8ay=----I 2 Bt., Mimn'ed wardrobes. aq 1 • $65.00J. 6"-ll02 condo. Many extn.1 on lge . JUST $110,000 MOBILE HOl>AE MOBILE 'HOME ··Make Roam For Oad4 .! ·,ji~YOUR.OWN APT. Dellah!IW.-l·B•, !rs llv. over· form ... try. ' .,_,belt. Owner 644-8239 V"A,C:LALPEIYSTRRANOE .,....... PAGEANT PAGEANf d y" .. c I• an out lllO ,
• eleval«, ...... *--...... Land>capod GEM ........ T -'-' "''13 San Juan Creek Rd. "''13 San Juan~ ... Rd. h n•~ .2 Bl\, 2 BA.. $47,m lrsttaryd,Pri, bch,,tein\1 --''Howard" wbtre &re )'OUT Levl1aldJ.tboaebauble1fOr ~CamlMi~.--. ~San Juan Caplstrano .>.nSan Juan Cap~~. 1arqe .. ;yourtru 11~ tlqWdattnr. Bkr. ct.I. $46,950. Bond J\.ealty 1510 W, Cout Hwy., N.B. I.oat .omethlnc! Find It, "buck.II", Call C1aPitied , 4'J..} lft_ ~.; TI4J83().3170 7l 4/8»3l40 • 49i:'ii2S with a DAD..Y l'nhr
499-2238 ar &uoa. REALTORS 642-d place an ad! &C-5678. 642--567!. I.Hit.rs 5inc41 19'5 Cla.ufied lld.
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'11' • S lllllOOMS + DIN ~t &ad rtad,y to move In. Here'1 a mott unU1ual S
& home. Bl& atpe.rate family room. Completely
tH. ·FM.tum pleasant llvln& room with wood·
:flrtpW!t. Built-Im. Good Anaheim area. Near ~.Only S28,((I(). &uy it 1'HA/VA. Hurt')'! Call
I t)!".; C•9f• Mesa
'1 ' . OLD SPANISH ~ adolif built cute ~BDR home close to town & j O.ta M• Park.· It'• one of a kind and 1potleu. Even '""''° • 1maJ1. l:lue!Mnt. Owner movln&, cail for details. r:uac1111•• (21.SS) call 642·1711.
I ·--; • c -.. INCOMI UNITS ltlITTJIDR. l bath units In 1ood rontal .,.. of c .. t.a Mo,..
__.te bJdp. ot 6 apt.I. each with built·ln ranee ! · n. fuU1 cartietcd. excellent lnvntment and tax
I . lat ~ ,.times erou income. P,rictd riaht at
,500. (21-61) Call 6'2-1171. ' • '
10 UNITS ,
IEe of ownenhlp 1 Bedrm fUrnlshed Ap\a tn top cond.
a vacaflCY• 115,000 down • ·~.i:' will tlnance. s;ooo. Call ~1171. •
• 7 HOUSU ON J Lon·
'Tl'rTitlc Income ftom 5--2 :BDRM and 2·1 BDRM separate 1 bdmea en two laJ"p loU ln downtdwn ~esa. Never
I• vacuey he.rt. '875 mo. Income. '112,-000 di:Jwn, Hurry t
'!'hlle won't 1ut-(21-eG) Call 6'2·1771. , .. <
:· _, PAINT PARTY ¥,_Vf5 .'. :'' ,~ .
I $1000[• '"' . .,t -JI ll!«Qe i. very like with 1ood ....,_li!i W p;,i~,~QOCI ~lion, BUT, due to lack o( "ffioJltt. ·PMuni-~ on
acla be&rd, needl re-finl~ •• ,,.,.., .. ~-()()G,
::1hl1 two tieth hOme with ~ ~e in M,... Call -!. . ' . .,.,, , ..
. LUXVIY AT LOW Cc:irt
$IOO. YIAILY TAI SAYIH.
at j1J1t Pf,,500. home hu modern kitchen and
utllW shq <arpets 11trou1ho0t, toqe ~tuil lor
lllCI -.... ~ ...... ppl••· W't I•• ahow. With VA M down f)IYnltnt • ' I or
'jj[!>downti TllA llle'll-Nll ~-'' fY!!! ua now and uk about r, special tlllanclne •t ~~r ! ~ '
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1011-A ..... t7141 146.9521
~OSTA M~SA .
1797 01••1• C714 642·1771
VALUABL·E
HOME BUYER'S GUIDE
SAVE ·';
LIVI HNT.NH
TILL CLOSI Of ISCROW
save S200. to $600. on this one by moving In now &nd
makln& no rent payments. Home hu ju1t been re-con·
ditioMd; new ceramic tile shower, frt1h paint, a:ood ahag
carpets. Hu double attached garage. Llsted at $24,900.
with VA and FHA terms. Call 54&-95;ll.
LARGI S IEDIOOM
FAMILY HOME
Privacy for all or an extra room for den, office or hob.
biea. Situated beneath hua:e trees In beautltul Mesa
Verde Juat two b1ock1 to schools. Be1t of all Is the
financing. Vet1 can buy no down and perhaps Jive rent
tree till close ot e1crow. Buying below VA appra.laal ilJ
a rare money maJdni opportunity. Call 546·9521.
Fountain Valley
PAYING MOll-
IUT INJOYING IT LISS?
You can buy thl1 popular Meadow Home for only $34,450.
It's a 4 b&droom, 2i,i bath home. You can walk to 1hop-
P1n1 -tn 3 minutes and to schools ln 10 minutes. Call
8'2-«74.
IONUS ROOM
UNflNISHID
• You finish ft to your llkln& ·•n«. uve $$. · 3 Bedroom, 2
bath, encloted patio. Seller will Paint exterior in bU)'ers
chotct. C&.11 842·4474.
Gartlen Grove
PRIMI LOCATION
J llDROOMS & DIN
Sfautlful fireplace. 2 baths, FA heat and bulltlns llre just
a Ctw of the many wonderful features of thl1 lovtly home,
In one ot the beat of areu. Call to see nowA29,500. Call
893-8566. '
Nim THRIITT
Thrff bedroom, den and dining room. Wat.china: your
pennlea! Then thl1 Is the home for you. Be1uUtul lawns. carpe~ and drapes, and plenty ot room for bot.t or
trailer. All of thll for the low, 1of price ot m ,ooo. All
ternu. Call 893-8Mi6.
· MOTHD·IN·LA W IM.
PLUS J llDROOMS
Below appraisal for this 3 bedroom home with separate
•mother-In-law quarten complete with pr1vatt bath aM
ftttplace or use •• your own den. In a aooa location, -11 IOI' $25, 750. Call 893-8566. . .
SHADIS OF
MllCICO
Authentic Spanish home with South of the Border
charm! Tile roof. Three big bedrooms. F6nnal dining
room. Country 1tyle kitchen. HUGE corner location.
Room to add on. Vets-see thla today. It's a buy at
$22,000. Call 5.l(h9()20,
GRAND OLI
PARM HOUSI
All the charm ot yeSter year. Bia rambllnc two story
home -Giiantlc walk·ln closets. 2,000 aq. ft . of cha.rm.
Hua:e bedrooms. Unusual den.=FormaJ dlnlna. Bta: kitchen.
Great carpetln&. Wind.lfll ata.irease. Truly countey CUI·
tom llvlna at leu than $25,000. Call 530-8020.
Huntington leach
IXICUTIVi MANOI
5 UDROOMS
Word! alone can not ilf!ICribe thla beautiful two 1tory ·
one year new m&Nlon. .You mlJ.lt (eut yOur eyes On tlie
lovely 1plral sta.i~ leadina: to the hute upstairs bed·
rms to begin to 1tt the real luxury ot thil Jiom~.
$49,500. Call -~. ' .
. SWIDI FRISH
COOi. Sl'LINDOI
' '
' Uve Sl'Cio~y In thl1 spacious Oceanwood Home -5
Bedroonui -3 Ba.lh1 -Fonnal Dininl -Loplde 'Fitt-
place ln lar&e Family Room. RELAX -Hear the surf
from covered. patiOI -10 x 1B Reflection Pool_._ OUt·
door Healer -Ua:hts -SprlnJders -3 Car Oar -
Boat Gate -Owner very ~oUI. CALL 842-8821. ·~. ~ . l'TMTS $110 MO
ASSUMI W , LOW DOWN
Lovely Avocado spq thr~· hOut • 4 Be4rooms • Home 2 )'ti Ntw • r orfed Aft • fenced irrtsular lot •
Near Beach and 1hcippina.._' Pr Ced Low • OWntr Trani•
ter:ect • CAU. ~2-8821 ! • ~ -•
McDONNIU DOU•W
b!l'LOYDS ,
Brin& your wife' down ta,' ttit city ~ the lid.ch -SI.Ye
~lt m.Ua i.nd mlltt Of drtvin1 -We hive. tbe ftn· ert' se:leetl'Qn ol homn Jn >the Hunttnaton a.act\ area to
1how you. Let ut .Ptl.e >'OU· minilnbt the monoxide and
fatigue level and maxlmfte. the spark of llte. Call 8'2·
8821 for an appointment to~ 19ctk.
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IF YOU WANT' YOUR HOME ADYERT,$10 ,· .;HERE, CALL:
ON '.4 'CUAR
DAY
We don't claim you can see forever -ju1t from U:mt
~ach to Catalina Is.land -5 Bedroomt; -3 Baths -
:r.tother-ln·Law Apt - Formal Dining -Picture Win·
dQWI -Prime Let Location -Perfect tor Faniily that
nffdl Privacy and View -Call 842-8821.
Santa Ana
J
$IOO TOTAL DOWN I MOYD YOU lN • • •
Completely rtbullt 2 bedroom doll bouae. ~ew 'tbruNt·. ~·
Buttercup yellow kitchen. Bia bedrooms. PIUlh .blut. .-
Oversize covered patio. Ranch·llke blclcy&rd. :Anyone I
=fies. Vacant. Only $20.500. Move In now! Dial. 53().. I
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Seal •each
SEAL llACH
Flllll'LACI LOWIS
wlll really admlrt thl1 IOl'leou. floor to cellln• hJf>..
verde 1tone beauty. The rilled hearth &ko proYJdet a
·11tt1li1 place. tor those lar,re parties. You'll enjoy the
1uper clean cond of tbls 4 bednn, 2 bath home locatH
n~at State College. Call 842·4474.
We-luter •
l'OIMD MODIL HOMI
WITH INCtOSID PAno
Wonderful floor plan for family 1\vfng with lll the betttt
thlnp of life. Plush wall·to-walJ carpetlnt, all. builtlna
and close. to major 1hopplng center. Ownfr &nxiou1 tOr
your deal. Priced for quick Ale $29,000. Call 8:93-8l5f8.
4 IR i STORY
OR DUiil.ix ' "
'lfei-e'1 a 2200 sq ft 2 1tory l\ome on &n R·2 Jot lt can ti.
converted to ,_ duplex and produce 1pendable lncomt.
Xlnt opportunlt)'" tO 1tart your estate .. Call &12-44T4.
*VA NO DOWN•
Buytn, a home for notblna. down is: not com.pllcated
wMn we show ~ ·how. Give our frieftdlY, courttoua
atafr a clll todl¥. 842'"'474.
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iiiiiiiiiiiiilNEED 3 or -4 bdml house.,.G_on_•_,_•_1 _____ _
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General
RECREATIONAL AClttAGE ,., Meaaver<1eprereue•. Year111Summee Rentals
NEAR SE9UOIA &. YOSEMITE ~:.' ~' lloyl• eo. Fm.t =·~ :.i° .. ~ ma
S95 2 BR kida/ptll OK
SUO sna:I• or cpl1 O 'f
$120 pvt hm~, kidS/JIE'l.s
$120 kidJ;/pets C.At.
$165 ulil pd Lag Bch
Hunting!COI h •ch
VACANT 2 BR. $260, mo.
Chlldten, pets OK. ~Y.'lnl·
ming pool. Ask for MR.
SNIDER, 96 2-4.t7 1 or
96J...2107.
THE BLUFFS
ESTRALIT A PLAN • Properties npar Bass, Shaver, PioeOat, Mil· l~rton, McClure & Don Pedro Lakes. Parcel
s1.zes from 2¥.a to 40 acres mostly. Larger
parcels sus:h as small ranchos avail 21h to
5 A's from $4900, 20 A's & up from $400 per
acre. Will soon market fully improved pri-
vate golf course & river troritage lots near Oakburst.
JOE WESTRICK, BKR . 12131 5~1-23 93
608 Silver Spur Rd . •l~O, P•loi Verde1
WANT~: R-2 R·l & R-4. Bill Grundy Rj.lr. 6'/>8161
lots. and actta.ge. StOni.s LRG. Room,' Pvl. bath.
Bulldei:s il Real ton. 114-. \\'Orking 'WOman, ho ni e
646-441-1. privilegesJ Call alt 4: 30.
MS-2'ra8.
]!'Al B1/bCNI ....... e 2 BR lrplc, l block l.o y,·ater miiiiiiiiiiiii,_iiii'I & stores. \Vlnter $200. mo.
Financi'I
t:su1lne11 646--0SllG. 61'3-8814.
Opporlunitv 200 Ba lbo. Peninsula _...._,.... ____ _
$135 2 BR utll pd sngls ok
$145 2 BR a:ar, kids C.At.
$150 2 BR kida/pels H.B.
$175 2 BR oceanfront N.B.
2 BR 2 blks to l:x:h, Cdfl.f.
Sl!Kl 3 BR kids/pets C.M.
$195 3 BR kids/&yvlew
Sev hol'lle ranches in various
areaK !tarting SU5. Kids/
3 BDR~t Condo. l Ii bath.It.
blt·ins. shag, dbl e n c I
p.r;aze. Patiq. No pelj.
$225/mo. 962--9627.
3 Br, 2 Bath house. \\'alk to
the Ocean and kt'(!p )'OW'
twl. $235. Call 5'10-6140.
3 BR, 21; Baths, plus
11pacious !An11ly i·m. Choi<:<'
front to\\' loe11tlon. Y1C11.nl ,
clt'an &r ,,·alting. A fine
horn<! at $52.i per nlO.
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R.'!'rl:, Deqrt, 174 MouR•~~•l"4 D1sert, 174 NrlCE lChBilRd !ourpll•lx. Fullky ',,.;2"1~ep1a',.,,"00Auu· .. h .. o,_m,.! _.c~:pe~~up~~~Yyrltak~~Lo:~ 241-1 Vlilt a Del Ol'O . .J.;tt;1
pets
9794430
3 BR, bhn.~. trpts, lrg yard,
1; mi from beach. $X.!O
5-14-9506 or 832-1530. COCA COLA
P roduct 'fl Ilk. leach AGENT
1;;=;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;_;;i;ii;;;-= ';;;;;;;;;;==;;;i;;_;01 California. Corporation wants urn. . "' sma pet 0 · .. '"'"' •• Ne\\'f><M"I Beach EXECUTIVE SUrTES' I" men or \\'Otnen 10 servitt' $140. Utilities paid. Yearly. fenced yard in Mesa Verde. c•verything. 962-3..?72. 644-1133 ANYTll\IE A MOTEL APTS:. •· .• ::
rut moving automated NU-VIEW RENTALS :For families only at $265per 1·1-r-v-in~.-~-----
llG BEAR
LAKE
equipment. Produ•" pro. 61'-4030 or '9<-32<8 mo. A,a;i Mareh """· ca11 1o:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, BACK IAY Bold New Concept 20IO Newport BM!." agent 546-4141. r• I <.."L 3~ zrr-"B Costa M111 ... ,i;l duced by mu.Ui • bi 11 ion SPAC Bay View 2 StY~ nicely/,,-=-,.-~~~----UNfVERSITY PARK .1..112 261
doll" cnmpaoy. !Urn. 3 BR, 2 BA ca-rt. Coiono clol Mor < BR, 211 Bath lamlly I"'"''· FURNITURE RENTAL -. I ,..· -, . ..... 2 BR., 1 !ta ............ $22S St ( I d STUDIOS & I IRIS • \Vinter. $195. fl) 871-9467. 9 I & S I ded 2 BR. 2 bath •••••••• , • $265 1,.:'.'1'E", re rig., cp 5' 1_,.,,,~. ' AVAILABLE · '1' C tart t f JI f U et 9C U •t-C, garage COn\·er -=u O , • ., an s par or u ime Coste Mes• 2 BR. 2 bath, den •.•..• $300 apa.rtmf'nl. ,.300_ • .-Io~_th to l•fonth . e Full kitchen <~10 hrs. per ~·k.) Com-Really lo I 1 BR d I 3 BR 2 Bath alr•'um $335 • • 100· p '"h o t r•1lv,
pooy establishing bus!ntss e STUDENTS-G"-t Cot-vey up ex. ' ' .• NU-VIEW RENTALS _,u ut, _asc P ton e Heated pool ;;;;::;~, .... C o m p lelely redecorated, 3 BR. 21,f ba., fam. rtn. $.125 673-40..10 01, 494-32.111 * \Vlde Selection-e Laundry faciJi\iet "' CABINS IN THE MOUNTAINS
(A) -Finish this large 2 storr,, ill t~e ,WOO<)•·
only $6,795. for distributors. tage, walk to OCC. Util incl . slove, relrig., cpts, drps. 4 BR ., 2~~ ba., ram. m1 . $350 Style-Colon; e Free utlllll.-& J
$65. ldeal for couple. $185. TUR'f'bE ROCK • STEPS to \\'ate1· -l BR. * 24 Hour Delivery e Free linens , , . ',•l~ : (B) -Finished and secluded • $6,950. (E·Z
terms). ALA Rentals e 645-3900 NU-VIEW RENTALS 4 BR. 2 ba., fan1. 1·n1 ••• $360 F'u1n. Pl't ok. Ulil Inc-I $140. ;ii e T.V. &: maid serv. avaL)
S7l-<OOO or <"' '"'8 4 BR. 2~; ba., fam. rn1. $390 ALA Rl'ntab; • 663900 ~ I ~ e Pl 0 I • "··. 1,.,,.,ng or spe-, more RENTE. RS Dream. -Bright. '1'1"".-s 1 nc serv ce •rt.<'I""!
NO SELLING
C1ll Ross 1714) S36-1738 o r write: Spencer
RHI · £1t1te1 P.O. Box 2828, Big Bear Like,
C11iforni•.
~ •~ • B I 4 BR ., 2~ ba., fan1. rm. S400 time with )OOr favorite hob-""shiny 1 r, Utll ncl $125. ~tODERN', 11.paciowi l Br .. 4 BR, 2~~ ba., furnish.Pd . • PRIVATE -Nier! 2 Br. -* $30 WK. & UP ~~\
by and let the machine age .ALA Rentals • ~3900 bean1ed ceilings, oak' floors, \'l'ar's lease .......• s4oo sunda·k. en1·J gar. S1nl pel. e Studio Ir: 1 BR Apls ·~?
earn you n1ooey, CASH RE· East Bluff red birch buflet. Gan:len \\'e have short tc1"111 $!90. -17 \V l9tl C.\I 5.Ul..J.ISJ • P..oom $15 \VK It Up,· •'··
Cemetery
Lot1/Cry:.:pt='--;;.lS6c;;
4 cemetery Iota, 10 )'I'S old,
Fully land.sea~. Beaut
view. Leavin& area. Less
than cost. 838-5082.
Commercial
Property ISB
IAST 17th STREET
COSTA MESA I ~ Fl fronting 17th St.
, " $115,000 cash down
lleaJ.ono:mtcs. Bkr. 675-6700
~mlnlum1
for 111• ·
LAGUNA Beach Spec-
tacular ocean vie1v at quiet
north end. :n:l yds to beach,
2 Br., 2 Ba., security bids:.
from $44,000 lo $52.000 1\ith
10~ do\l'D. 213/651-2485.
OWNER. 3 BR, 1 1·~ Ba in
beautiful Villa Pacific Con-
do, 968-2291 call before 9 am
or aft 6 pn1. Owner/Agt.
PARK Lido, NB. J BR, 2 BA.
Utility rm. 3 car gar. Pool.
Low maintenance. Graha1n
• Realty.' 646-2414 ..
DupJexes/Unlts .. ,. ' 162
H!B.' .i. ~utihll ~xfioa lge". • 3 *" 2 Ba & 2 Br., 1 Ba.,
lovely lge, grounds; garage +-huge park'a;. On cul-de-~ $43,500, o ... ner 842-.3276.
2 Triplexes, conven 'N.B. loc . 't· inc. $5500 & $6000. Excel
tU shelter. Gd for beginner.
Owner. ~9&95.
CUte Home :+ Apt $49,500
t*ar the ocean in Newport
Owner/A&ent * 675-0123
Ullrs wante4. Have buyers f1F duplexes up to lge uniW
"'en! 675-7225 HIR.. I
Income PrePtrtv 16'~
10 UNITS ~e of ownership l ~
furnished apts in top cond.'
Never a vacancy. $15,000
dqwn • Owner will finance.
$115,000. * Century 21 * • REAL ESTATE 642-1771
6 Units Ea1tbluff
2 BR., 2 bath units. 2 yrs.
old. Fuhy carp, I: draped.
Covettd parking-. Best loca-
tioo. $!50,000.
" > < '75-6050 t~
-ll';' •II Cl.,S. \J
12 UNITS
COSfA ?-.IESA
... 2 BDRMS, POOL
GOOD INCOME
JOE FORTIER RL TY * * 646-3410 *.
C.M. Triplex, by owner. 2
BR, units. Private yds .•
raraa:es. Xlnt cond. il-1kt.
v&1: $43,500. Will take $4000 rof my equity. $35,000 lit
transferable. 846--0176.
COM by owner Triplex 2 Br,
1\$ Ba, frplc, bltn..'I, encl.
aarages, pool . 644-6344. '
4-PLEX By Owner
Choice 1-funti.ngton Beach
a~a. $73,500. 842-5107.
LOii for Solo. 17D
R·l Lot L1gun1 S.1ch
HA VE beautiful ocean view
lot, Laguna Beach. Will sell
Sl4,500 or build lo rult.
'9l-11S6.
wr R-<. 1l2x30/I, In !ht
cqqnty avx~ 'to Calta l\leu.
Poulble 19 to ~ units.
$45,500. Broker 547-'191.
WATERFRONT TAX
SHELTER. Dock your boat,
ltue 3 new units, N.D. Call
tot de111.H1. PVt. ownr.
ttl/61:H2<9.
9UICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
, WANT AD 642~5671"
Lots for Safe 170
10 UNITS
$18,300 INCOME.
Fortin, Realtor .642·5000
8 UNIT • Walk to Behl
I & 2 BR. $110 M, $16 M dn.
709 Palm, HB 847-3957
4-Plex, all 2 Br, l Ba. Inc.
$570 mo. No dn VA. $52,500.
Nr occ. 557...&51.
21 Unit-Nr. Shop'g .
2 & 3 BR, 2 Ba. 8231 Ellis
Ave HB. $G) M 847-3857
Mobile Homo/
Trailer Parks 172
MOBILE ROME ESTATIS
" COUNTRY CLUB
I •· [,et .... Ir." NllM It.
I Ill. llL .. Pel•,.,... •
OWN YOUR OWN
DUUU ..U -LOIS ' ftUI YM Hit ltlCIW'l't ,.. A IUUUmle Mii
lhtly IM!/1~1111 Plrk
Wlltl An Thu Fulllres
Tllt n :t ra• Ctlf COUISl tUUTltlll llUI! tlllltOUS!
••Hstunt·Hot Ml11tr11 W1ter Pools Shufffet1o11<1s, 4 tnsldt, ' et11tsk11 liU11rd toom, C.rd ROolN · ~ao Auditorium lltlllft & fnloW more' IP1Ur11 ru!l-TIJllt soe111 Oltteto1 Undtr1round utilities Intl.
All.Q\1111111 TV Caltl1
Cll:1·bllt S..Wtri,,H1tu1ll '-• ,.. ... ~~·•rnn. =~;t~ .... .,..~~
'' $3.9111 11 17,2111
lllllllUll 10% DOWN
Diace1nt tw lfiiU.ul Ulll
./UX!lll IUM:/IC ' ' lllltl J lllJW illlll . m1 ~•-•m
Salts Offta f714l 3zt.7412
Mountain, Desert,
Resort 174
CAROLYN COOKE &. Assoc.
~100NRIDCE LOT: View of
lake. treed. $4, 750
FA\VNSKIN 2 Br. nr village
fireplace. $22,500
BB CITY: Blvd.·prop 2 Br.
playroom&. ofc. $21,000
BB LAKE nr ski slope, 2
Br. \veekend cabin, 2 lrg
Uits U9,500
Box 275 Big Bear Lake
71 4/866-3484 I 585-2544
NO 00\VN PAYMENT
2.5 ac Apple V,alley area.
Ideal for weekend d"°-elling,
horses, trail bike riding nr
by, etc. Pictures at N.B. of-
fice. Owner/Bkr. 644-4670.
5 ACRES nr. Vail Lk. wtr,
scenic. $4500., w/$45. Dn mmo 8 to 10 AM. 538-3286
PM Agt.
Real Estate
"'Excharit• 112
QUIRED $2.198. ~ured. vie11· $173. ))f!r mo. Lease. furn, rentals avail. ~LA Rent~ e_fi..5._:_~ ;7:xl N. ~t~in. SA 547-0.114 • 'IV & l\taict Se1·vice·Ab!J
Bluffs To\\<nhouse No pe ts. 6.J.l-7003. \\'ATER Vi<'11 . 2 sn, 2 BA, e Pbone Ser\'ice. U!lt' ' ·
LIMITED
OPPORTUNITY
3 BR&. Den, 2 ba,)2 patios. 2 BR, 11, BA. 2 sty 11·/patio, DI\\', SIC.: O\'t'n, crpt'd, • AU ma.>or credit ca"
Ne\.\·ly decorated, qu iet Nr. Fashion I s I and , dt•p'd, gar. Ol'(•k, ~id(' tic Balboa lsl•nd 2376 Ne1rpor1 Bl\'d. •
area. nr pool. 644-843:> Dr ~farchlSepl., $215 mo , avail. Yearly least'. ill: This Ad \\'orth s.:; 9n Rent
\Vrite now for lllDrc tn--/ ~213_1_193-_950<~-~---213/782-lli>. 673-8249 app1. • \\'Or.I EX-single roonis, Chlldren .f: Pet Secli.onr<J
fonna1ion, include phone La11una Beach • BR 3 BA f 1 k i t ch e ns IT v room . Unbelievably Be1Ui11AI • e \VALK TO Shops _ Spac . , an1. rn1., poo . nv
number. 2 BR F I H 1 BR. EnCI gar. Sml yard.' "SINCE 1946" Back OO y, Kids o K . Da -\Vk -~Jo. $50 Up. VAL O' ISERE Carde9 rp C 0me! SUS. 1st \Vestern Bank Bldg $350/mo. 7-4 day~. f>40-203S 675-3613. Adults h-no pela. .•
REDI-BRE\V South Laguna. \\'ell-furn. ALA Renlals e 66-3900 University Park, lrvinc lo.Ir. Hanna. rveryw ett. Strearit: !1.1\.a-
CORPORATJON Garage. Nice yard. Singles Days 83J..GI01 Nights 3 BDRM, 21~ Ba t\.\nhse , Balboa Peninsula \Vaterrau, 45' pool Reali Rii',:
1001 Howard Ave. & small-pet considered. e HARD to Find -2 BR. Sauna, Sela 1-2 Bdrm, Furt.-'
San "·t-, ca. 0 ""1 '"~. Fncd .~ Encl g•• K'•ds/ ""===:==:==:=:::::::=:==:==:=~ I frpl c, crpls, drpa, 2 car · ' Unf"-•-m I'" SEE -•
...... ~ '7'rN ._,., :1•u. .... • garage Pvt patio garrlen-2 BDRi.\tS With firepla«" &. atJO ... p, ... ~ .... ~~. 'tl'r,.~·i
LADIES OR COUPLES NU~VIEW RENTALS pets. SlSO. 2 BR. 2 ba. •••••••••••· UXl Ing inc.id. $350. ~3410 patio, Joi! of pai'klng. near .,..;""'""-;:::;:-::;;,~"'-:;:,;-:::;:'";,.,_J
Are YoU SUcceS! Minded! 673-4030 or 494-3248 ALA Rentals e ~3900 4 BR. 2% baths •·• ··'' S3251---=~=~=~-park, bay & ocean. $210 n10 ATTRACTIVE Ly
llaveyouro1vnbuslneu!I Newpart Beach ATI'RAC. front d uplex, lBR.,2ba.home •• $300/335 *DELUXE 3 BR, 'ti! June. 675-1573 Crpl'1. drps. applt '~ ... ,
J ' SYMBRAETTE Ra ~-& I l BR.~2'~ ba. ·······• S350 Frun, 2 BA. Lota ot ato...,oc, \Val'=-!'.~to . 0 1 n · '!----------ngc, reu ig. crp s, 3 BR 'til A F $400 $375. 1807 Port Charlt-! Pl. • $2:-i \VK & Up-On Ocean • .... "' custom-fitted bras, Girdle~ Winter Rental drps. Nq child/Pets. $190. ' ug, •• urn. :&va!i NO\\'. 213: 670-4601. Lovely Bacti-J Br-Roon's Harbor ¥,hop'&' ce'llter. ibtfi
& Swim\\'ear l n du s t r y. 2 Bedroo 2 Bath tr· 1 642-91.19. ,. · .. d h•11 · . itaid ser\.'lce-Pool-Utll pd rimt' tenants. 1 BR. StltJOS
Quality products you .can be w/frplc. ~1'ap1s from be:c~~ 3 BDRi'VI .• 2 bath , built-Ins. .' ' .. '.: re . I LEASE/optron. _2 br & den. • Call 6'/a-8740 • 2 BR. $154 .:lO. AdWijlll'...,
Proud o_f. Except 1 on a I $1G5. U t ., 1 ,. 1 ,. , , ... ,d. 1 d K.d & 21~ ba, some v1e\\'. i\n:dous. pet! ~114 ··--. carpc s, rapes. 1 s pets YEARLY Ba f t i\t ·11 marketing program oilers At ilabl OK. Lge. fenced yd, $235 Agent 67~7225 HIR -Y ron ' i agru • CHi\R.J.\IING, pvt 2 b y~u independence.. prom· Nli-v1 EW'VRENTALS n10. &'6-1434. REALTY * BLUFFS 4 BR, tam. 3 B~. r~. ~~."~73~·. no pets. apt overlooklnr aolf <91">!1!•' ls1ng future, re!Jrement, Uni\r, Park Center, Irvine Frpto Bea"! -""] pal"' Gar la•tnd lacll at 673-4030 or 494-3248 e BONANZA! 1 Br E/side. · · ,. "' "'• '• · • w e substantial income. Call Call Anytime, 833-0820 pool teruiis, schllli. $Ji5. ON THE BAY gas furn. To n!Rponi.
) stovP, relrig, child pet. All "!!!~~~~-~!!!!'!""" ?i.trs. Sherer ITI4 548-4245 Houses Unfurn. 305 util incl. Stl5. 7 644-2730. t Br., Sl40. Winter rental. 926 only. No 1lngles, ch~rar
to arrange-appointment, or·1 ----------ALA Rentals e '45-3900 UNIV. Park, lease 3 Bdrm., San Juan Capistrano E. Balboa. 675-45.l.1. JX'f!I. $150 mo. ~:a&3?:. ,
\\Tile Symbra;-Etle, 81ll ,._,_ I 2 Bath, alriun1, nr schools 1 _____ _, ____ 110~1 E like 2 Br duplex, A'I'TRACTlVELY ... _.
Bartolo, ~fontebello, Calif." v.nera HEAR Th' , 3 B h $325/mo. 494-9514, 644-4142. iW'lao 1----------• 111. r. uge 2 Story 4 BR, 1,; block to .lr. quiel residential area nenr BR, ne1vly painted;--.
90640. fnNI ynl. Kids/pet!. E/side. Laguna Beich 1-ligh. $.115. Call alter 6 for beach. $21 5 '~·inter. 673·3780. Harben· Shop'g c e ifii'~t .
BEAUTY Salon. S.A. Shop-$165. appt. 493-4910. 2 er: nr beach &; bay, pkg, Adults. no pets. $\SC~ P~ Ctr., A n'Bl money ALA Renta ls • 645-3900 Woodsey & Santa Ana Hei11ht1 lndry, adults. 1116 \V. ~5U4.
makt'T, 8 station, 7 shampoo 3 BR 2 BA TOWNHOUSE • iao':i.:::;:::-;o=;:--;;:aj · · Secluded Balboa. S170 n10. 673-4j:zG. l BR duplex, .,~rplc, bo1.\'ls. La!e equip., 21 )'I'S ~IONTICELLO. Cle an . J ~R .. l BA. lrg rencl"tl yard. L'tOi.lings, Cedar pa
estab busineu, Rsnbl rent, S:nllmo. Ph. 546-8127 Channing l Br du p I ex 'Families o~ly. Chlldf'f'n &· Cost• Mesa Pvt P'.&HO. ,134, 336 .. .(;~ ·$2800 ... meftthly:, ~ 4 3 =~BR=,-• .,.,..--.,-.~.,.-...,-~,,..~-. I w/fircplace, relriat 'W'.V:t;• pel• ok. •J17Wmo. ~5-19.50.,_ , :r: at Vff' 4 Ul-J.Jjf. • ?ngper::.ec:·i.::l:!':s~~::; ~ utility roon1, enclosed patio, cpts, drps, patio, ca( 'ok'. -4 Br, frple, renc'ed")Jd, pat!O, c ....... ~.deJ' r'o 7. .. ~Slfi-.~,Jiifff":rJi'~
partly furn. Frp!C. $2'15/mo. $150. Utilities paid. Bar-8=-Q, ·2 mt-from iJtJ. • -Sh A.J El quick cash sale. 5'1!}-3790 afl NU-VIEW RENTALS $275. 544-6671 aft 5 pin. ALL UTILITIES PAID a..., m.11-Lawn -Pool
5:30 pm, & all day Sun. Serving Newport.C.Osla Mesa ~"-'--"-'-'-· ------67~ A"~" or 494-3248 Comp0 -before you rent • Childran'• Section area. Over 500 rentals avail-2 BR, garage; encl. patio. 1 /,...,~="~"'°'==,,.-,~,....--, Houses Furn, or ..... ., Furn • .I: Unturn l &:: 2 Br. VENDING machlnes (20), 6 able no,v, Our fee is $15.00. Child o.n:. LAGUNA NIGUEL 4 bdrm, 2 Unfurn. 310 ~u~n11 desi:~h le~~"r ; l'rom tS135/ino. Up
c.'?lumn ~and)', . snack . & We guarantee service or Fortin, Realtor &12-5000 ba, live rm & dining area, • .. ac oos c en w n-lTi"E. ·22nd SJ.' • 6'2-3613,
c1gareHes. IO on localion, your money back. Fair? cau family rm, ll'pl built-ills, t;:9rQna del tA•r direct llg'hUng all in good shape. $1500 or now. ~tesa Verde, lge 3 BR, 2 BA, dr ' 1 ed ._ . • " . · ;;i •• • • •·Separate dln'g area LGE' 1' br apt, 1 put. tum carpets, apes, enc ..,. ~ · H · trade on travel t r 1 r . 2 Bdrm House, $15(). \Vilt ac-frplc, lg l!v nn. din rm., sprinklers 2-car garage im· .FRONT l~se. 2 BR. $215/mo. • om~like t1torage $125, fum $135. Adults,
548-1594. «pt children &: pets, 1-ra.s !ncd yard. $225. 540-0190 mac. $310' mo. lJJt, last' and Yrly. Uttl. incl. Adults no • Private patios Lndry, aw. Quiet. N r
10 Chinchllla.'1, .16 cages, fenced yard, patio, garage. 4 BR, 2 BA, Immaculate! 590 deposit. 495-4244 pet!. Nr. A1~1· fdl<I. e .CJ~ A'&rll&e w/ato.raa:e •mrittl. 1922 Wal1ace No. B
$250 Sh 673-8936. i • • • 1'ill1 1qth marble pulJ· ~lB. good cJJndltlon. Any3 Bdrm. House · arp Marquetle Circle. $2%/mo. LAGUNANIGUEL3BR., 2 '. · lnan • -..7.a~==~~=--1
reasonable otter' accepted. with new carpets. fireplace, Call 557-8924. Ba, liv & dill area, frpl, Costa MIN ·1 e Klng-sz Bdnn.s , • JIOLIDAY P~
Call \11ffkl'nds 'er after 5 2 baths, in Newport Heights z.c o:EuJxE Spa !oil 1 BJt. pm, 557:1485. area. Harbor lligh School Dana Point bit-ins, cpts, d_rps, ar LRG. 1 Br apt1 from $125 un. • Poooi • Barbeques " aur. tum s c
distri 1 gar, sprnktrs. v1e11" paved furn: $J.35 turn. 2 Br. nk:ely rounded with plush land· AmPJ:P~1!. ~-::~ ~ ·~ a~li~ repair for $210. ~.:ru,d new 2 bdnn In LARGE 2 BR, l lii BA, cpt1, storage area for _cam-furn $158. 1887 Monrovlti. aqaP,in& · .,..
sale. ·Illness forces sale. O!· ...:.pJex ... ,·th dnpes, -." ag drps, blt!ns. Avail. now at per-boat. lmrnac, $285 mo -A•·t N~ 3 ••• "'lO ' Adult living at Us best pelf, 1965 Pomonp Ave. CAf .. ' .. "'' 1st, last &. dep. 495-4244, · •v. · ,,_...,.. · Larfe i Bm1?.i 1 .aR f~ '.~elcome. 557-6620 or cpt., fplc. bltns, dishwasher, $215 mo. 4~35.10 agt. · Newport Beach , UT!LmES ;--. w/auto dsllwsr. WW
821.:-07;>7. garage, Luxury living in FURNISHED ocean vie\.\'. 'bit ready on or before 311
HA.i\tBURGER co RN ER Cosla Mesa's most convcn-Huntington Beach decorator's dream housf', 2 · 365 W. \VUson · 642-19n for occupancy. Call ~tr. or
" . . loc . ' · · '-........ ,, ''" bath•, ,,.,1 bar, 2 BR. Bll-l n outq<>or BBQ, M .. ,r Tiln at ,, ... •=-alt FOn. SALE. PARKING. 1ent alion. oo.... .• Lo I kH he Rece. tl r ~ · :.,91 _._............, e· 64~7888 e •\YE h&\'e a large selection pant'led den, 2 fireplaces. "e Y c. n. ' 1\ Y ' LIVE llKE A KING G):lm. 2 RENTALS of 3 and 4 bedroom homes remodelctt & painted. No cl " ~,....,==,,....,~=--• CAMPING-SURPLUS Shoit term lease. No pell! or children. Lease 548-82.61 At Bu get r'rices! * WINTER RATES * 4 Bed, freshly painted. Nice that can be moved Into children. References, $.WO Attrac furn ~lu~ $115. 1 Parklng·-=-G~888" .• U>ca~~n crpts &. drps, 2 baths.-$230. almost. hnmedlately on our mo. Call 494-6369. CCN\dominiums no' T~~~~tS•~ BR'• SJ.25: Ad.ul~ m pebl. ~ m Rent-Optlo'n p lan, Unfurn· v•~rv1u" nr.u ''"El --------• o. Outstand· 1'ng • ..., den, Mu. Aot 6. Investment ALSO SHER\VOOD RE A L T y.
Opportunity 220 3 Bed. home. College p.,,, 540-ISSS Ocean View~ __ o.•-.t~---Me----~-·------·-··-·I ** PEOONCLLSOSED '.~?; ~.:::mR:r," ..• ':.:: -,;,cc...------Nice shag crptir. $240, mo. \VEEPING \\IILLOW $135 EXCHANGES, lnvestmen~ CENTURY 21 1 f B 'd F 1 -ti • 3 Bdrms., w/w carp., drapes. 3 BR, 2 BA, 1ar. Bltns. GARAGES dab I wsh I aar-dls., 740
&. tax shelters. Home&: tir'1L~D.~~1or:~te:.rasuoQ $300MISmSol.OyNearRlyEIAeaL"T·YCall C'rpt'g & drape.11. $195. Con.* CONVENIENT ~fealsalm. ar Apt. A, .S!f,a;! '
lnvestrhent Realty 6'&7225 tact Mr. Queen. cf c TO ALL BEACHES .' ~
. . REALESTATES46-9S21 PINT si., 185. urn Pd. 494.Q731 >l<>-1151: "''· 54 .. 2132. FRO" $135 "ONTH 1Br n ,.&2Br l !SO."'""".· FINANCIAL Partner wanted -----~~~~ BALBOA $115 ~ Blk -watl'f' M M f.....v ~
for gambling machine mfg LANDLORDS! HARBOR ducks $140 nr water L19una Hills 3 BR, 2 Ba, cpls, drp!I, ADULTS PLE SE Pool &; terract. ldNJI
M G Co Po Bo HELP-U e e 530-6381 blf-lm, d!!hwhr, 2 pools, clb. A hachtlcn, no children:} co. c rl'gor " . . x \Ve Specialize Jn Newport LAGUNA HILLS 4 BR. 2 BA, ho $235 MG-3710 V L PO"O Church 848-9633 •· 1981, Costa ~1csa 926'26. (TI4) Beach • Corona del Mar • BROOKHUR.SI' le Hamilton use, . . IL A rvi NA . . 549-0541 fam rm , !rplc, bltns, cpl, H t i t 8e ch SHARP 1 Br. Pool, Nr. · Laguna • &: Dana Point. an'B.. 4 Bdrm., 2 Bath, drp$, fncd, lnd$cp'd main\. un ng on • PHONE "'2·2815 , &hops. utll pd, No pet&. Money to Lon 240 Our Rental Service is FREE drapes &: carpeting, near provided. Brand N c \\'. ()7Ei0 Pomona l\\•e.) Adults. l8M a.10 nrov 1 a,
to You! schools, fenced y a rd , $26.llmo. bt & lait + FOR Rent, 3 BR. 11
1 Bath.,~~!!!!! ... ~~~--!!.
VENTURE Capita I NUaVIEW RENTALS S300/ol0. Call :,t5-~t aft s Villa Pa~ilic condcl. Tennis, LOVELY 1 BR. f'urn.ished. "548--0334'°"'~~=~-~.l>uitre«>
Asislance. Sl'nd de I a 11 s,, 6734030 or " 494-3248 pm. deposits. ~6. pool. S235. 962-8438. Quiet adult!. Near stores. FURNJSf[EO 2 Br. '•pl1'Gll
dept H box 3113 Holly\li>od Laguna Niguel T h Uni 335 1••• Pn ~1 .,. ·-pd 1170/mo 227'1 8 u•"' 00()2.8. Or call Lazer f2l3 l FREEi! , 4 BR, 2 BA Clenmar home, _..________ own ouse urn. -.. mona, '-" .,........,.£11, st: 541-.59l3., • , r:)l1;\
463-8151, Landlords-Owners crpts, drps, paneled & mir· LAGUNA Nlgu .. l -Lovely Generel BEAUTifuL STUDIO APT.
...:.:.::..::::.::_-~----/\Ve will refer tenants to you rod, frplc, Hawaiian patio, Ocean vu brand nu 2 Br .. 2 ~am ceil. cedar DELUXE BACJ~El.OR AP't.\ 1st TD Loans FREE or charge ••• Many i\iust see to appreciate. Ba. Den. Cpl.s, drps, frplc .. "v"A""c"'A""N"T,..."T"'1"B"u"°R""o"'N'1 paneling. Adult11, no pei, 1777 Slnta Ana Ave., c,¢
. . desirable tenants on our 6#-7187. blt-lns, pvt bch Lse, $(25. ..BALBOA" model-3 Br, 2~1 $134.,336 E. alth 645-1317. Mer. Ap!. U3 ~
6%% INTEREST 'vaitlng list. SPARKLING, !unny, \1·alk 10 ~",..',_'".,.4-;512....,,·=·..,,.=,--BA, kids ok. Immediate STUNNING 1 br, furn'd
2 d TD L ALA Rentals • 645-3900 beach &. sbopg. 3 BR, bltns, Put a lltt.ie "ioot' m your pogsesslon $285. per month. DAILY PILOT 2 br unfum $165. $50 0 0a OS I<'• • breeze .... u your teelooed patio, dosed dbl• Levi,. ,.,u thoae ba"•'•• tor iarwin rea1ty ioc. 698-1405 CLASSIFIED ADS wl ad 645-l"'O
Items with ease, use Dally gar., pool &. main!. Many "bucks". Call Clusifled anytiml'. BAOfELORS only: 1,.. StH Int. based on equity.
Also NE\V 95%
of sale-price loons
S11tlor Mtg. Co.
642-2171 545-0611
Sen•lng Harbor arta 21 yrs.
Pilot Classil/ed. 642-5671. xtr ... $2'0 mo. -1'5'. 642-5678. "'N-.w~p0:-r-:-t-0S.;-o-cch:---I FOR ACTION • .' , Apt. Forn. Utll pd.·
CALL· 642,5678 or JUI Me,. Dr. C.M'. .. NEW. EastbluU Townhouu.
3 SR, 2~, BA. Rugs, drps,
bllns. $.'\.'lj, 213: 351-a'i67.
AVAIL Now 1 I: 2 Br~
pool, rte rm, gd Joc • .,+to
Chldrn. no ptlJ, 64&-6&M~· !\
TRADE 4 Bedroom Harbor
Viel\' home, lee land. $16,000 l
1.'qUity for UNITS i n ftou1n tor Rent )f 11!}
Newport or Costa ~tesa, ';;;;;;;~;~J
Duplex es Unfurn. 350
Corona d1I ~r
2 BR, utll pd, Quirt 11dultJ.
Rt'ls. $210. per mo. yr!)',
Also studk>. 6'JS..3613
2 BR. trailtr $120 2 4fii!!
mobile ' hom~ Sl45. 132
Wllaon, C~\f. 645-610.
SLEEPING R..,.. •• t Call 6+i-7722 or 644-813'. 1
Ro0f E1ta te Wonted 114 Hou-Furnished 300
Want -To Sell
Your Home In
A Hurry?
CIJI us now and let us do a
professional m ark e t
research for you, no ch.al'IC.
Walker & Lee
General
EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
Rent at Sl9S or option to buy.
3 bedroom. 2 bath, double
garqe, fenctd yard, new
shq carpets, tresh.ly paint·
f':d. Call Bruker 545-N9.t
Open Evn.
7682
Realtors
Edinaer: 8.cross
8rm1,dway} from ,:_::~:.du~:!~~
I &U-t;5$
LEASED commerc1
du5t. $300,000 Or
£4+.6Iil
$9P 1 BR util pd NB
$120 sna:ls or cpll Cdi'd
or 1,i:i-$~ pvt hme CdM
more. Sev bech pads utll pd.
979-14311 AGENT
The !Jwln Co., RW/an The ra11e1t draw in the
Wnl. o .a l>IBJ Jiiii It I
Oullll«I Ad. 642-lm. " pd -ad ... aood tn~tmtnt
SPACIOUS 1 br, bltns,
crpt/drps. Refined le quiet
only. Sl.85. 615-.';1.19.
Cotta Mes•
2 BR, l\i BA, gar. Sharp, TIME FOR
New palilt. ll'll& tpt. ~
CUTE l lJK. Like
bou.te. \Villi: to • bo)'
Adult.t. l134.50. 531-m<.
1 BR turn $1J3/mo, Gu.
•1r pd. Ad"111. no pets:',.
chlldttn. -_.,
' . nice >hag, .. rr11. 1160/mo.
A D1n1 1'9lnl
Yh'
64
..
295
.. QUICK CASH ' .,. Huntington lloloch I ·.-SA,_..VE,....ll_O_N_,Rtm--1..;.:.:e 1
3 BR, Ill BA, fenced yd, 2 THROUGH A--car ~!\rJ)Orf, crpl11, drps. -M
bllnt, "'ID. !136--2651 , ,
Newport S.och DAILY PILOT
LRG, wtiterlront, upper 2
Br .. 2 ba .. deo, crpJ/drps, WANT AD v.'ttbar, Crplc., boat 1lip,
Avall. lAaat $3!ti. 61l-3Q22.
TM fule•t dnw m the Wnl
Tum at!Ultd hemt ta•-quJct
cath, call &4WJ671 642-5671
l\lanqer flffded -I btaut1fu1
ucnn view unlt1. Adlt cpl.,
no ptll. Ute duties. 6n.-o.x:rl.
Hunt!"""" ... ..,
l BR, P•ilo, pool, bwo.
~ti., d&hYtW. Nr holp.
1163. Util pd. IT I 1'
Ca.meron. s.Q..3192.
CUTE l BR, newly
New orpts, i!tps. $HD.
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c..-delMor
Corona del Mar
for rent
Spectacular viOWI IC!f your l•mlly. From
this Harbor View hllltop'abow Corona del
Mar.
Dramatic archltectu1". Handsome Inter-
iors. Privacy. Pool, gardons, play arees.
Close to schools, ahopping.
Two and three bedrooms, two baths.
From i 21s. G• and cablevilion Included.
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• ' . . ' ~
365 Apt. Unlum. 365 Apt. Unlum. * Apt. Unfum.
HARBOR VILLA
APARTMENTS
$120 lo $150
THESE ARE TOPS •• ,
If You .Prtftr Quiet
Livlnt and Priv•cy.
l i 2 BEDROOt.1
Co1t1 Mesa
** $170 ** l er. l t~ Ba. ntwly painted.
BltM, epl /drp, encl patio,
Nr llCh1s " shop'g. ChiJdre.o
OK, no petL 880 Center St.,
CM. ~ or 548-2682.
LRG 2 Br Studio, l ~ Be..
Unlurn. Avail wknd of Mar
4, taking appJl c atlon1
Carport & lnmy, "" .......
lz achls. $.160 + dep. 998 El
Camino, No. J CM. 546-04:JJ .
EHt Bluff
NEWPORT BEACH
Viii• Gfanada Apt1.
FQdf bedip6m, with bah .. •on.
Jes above A below. Gracious
l\ViJll 4 quiet, surrounding
for famib' with chlldren.
Near Corona del Mar High
School. Ftttplace, w.et bar A
built-in kJtcbfn appliances •.
113; A."'GOs WAY 644-2991
Col~. Banker le Co.
Manaa]ngAr<nt
Hunt111111Gn Buch
e CHEZ ORO APl'S e
8234 Atlanta. l ..J..3 Br's.
PCX>L. Private elated pr.
Washer/dryer. SJ&.-0336:"
$155. 2 Bdrm., 2 ha.th.
Dishwasher, pool:. Children
OK. 2320 Tiorlda. SJ6.\!191. * 1 BR. Apt B!tns, end pr.
Block from ocean. $135.
~--*FRESH AIR
Walk 3 Biles to Beach!
• • "* • -·· .,.., . ; ~ . )D Ill! ; ••
BAYVIEW APARTMENTS
~·/palio, comp) redecorated.
New •ha& crpt'&, bll·ln."l, and
drpii:. Lee Pool i Inc.try ·nn.
O>nvenitnt to· shop'g, Adj:.
to Fairview )lo11pital,in back
of fo'arrow Rlty al l67l H.!ll'-
bor Blvd. Ph. days 557.9049
or PVes &o: ~ 546-9081.
*NEW*
YIU.l NINOS
2 BR. 2 BATHS
Fully carpeted &: draped
2 Covered parking stalls
Gar ' water pd. $250 ?Ito.
Yily. 816' Amigos W~. NB
Lee 2 BR. apt. newly decor.
\V/w crpts, drpg, bltns. C."<·
cept refrig. $150. No sngls,
no JlE'ts. 5J6.1TI1
Aph., Apt1.,
2 811, 2 BA APTS
SupeMJomfortablE"·Quif"t
Near 'N~rt Back Bay.
l""'!'N!!!•'"w"'!'!v!!!·rr"!'10""'!R!!!i'"vr"'•'"r•'"'"11 : Gia • watf'l' Paid. ~10. 1o
' « •7UOS• 1'\ Furn. cir Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370
San Joaqufn Hiiis Road, east
ol MacArthur Boulevard
For Informati on, call 844-5555. -EFT' 1 La\J
Apb-~.!F!ur~n!. ~~~!360~!"¥!!•.~U!nfvm!!~.~~!!US~l~~~ft l.;~[i~,2 ~11:me :J~Ti:n~:~~:~4t,12 ON BEACH!
~-ctp/drpt, patio, beam FtN
<.'t'il ., garages. TU • " UNFURN. Froi;n Sl80 2 BR In f'x ce\lent loe&tlon, 2 BR. From SS
~ u.-Mesa Verde, cpt, draperies, ADULTS ONLY
2.-(ll"'S.Br defux"• dUJ)lex apt. $425 monthty ;year rental ~ .... ,Uton. C.M. bu 111-1 n s, &: a rage( F\Jrnl!Ure Available
Newport lleoch Corono def Mor
NE\V TRIPLEX 1 -2 -3
bedrms. $140. $160. $185.
\ValJc to Broad"'•Y & Pen-
neyir. Laundry rm, garage.
527-!144.
$70. MOVE -IN
ALLOWANCE
Under New Mana.gemenl. Lrc. 2 Br. crpta, drps, bltns.
Sea-Air Apts.
Cost• Mis•· Cott• Ml ..
GETAWAY
FROM IT .ALL!
i 1,1 blk to bch A: bl.y. All nu SuPf:r deluxe duplex, bal-Stt Mgr. Mr. "-Mn. Hoban cul-dt'-6ac smfl. Sl.50/mo. C a r p els-drapes-dillhwuher
et"-;-fl50 I JM • Y~arJy. tum!tl.m'1 673-«526. O'.lny w/p tty view, partial-548-~ 96Z-98St. healed pool-saunas-tennis \i'int~r. -~9l55. '! BR, ,_ BA on· Oceanlront. ly lurn'd AduJtJI, no J)eta. "Tf!E GABLES" rec room«ean views
l blk N. of AdaJJ1l!I (off beach)
729 a s Utica 536-2796
53S-707{) 11 1 -.
'
613-4452. •e•• ..... -patios-ample parldn&" Jl# .. ~renl 'W J~~·t·I===-----~ I .._, 2 Br. v.·/gar. Adults, cpts. Se "t G---~·
• ' m.l'T' 2 Br. cblt uaw.Oceaotropt.,f9f-t029 WATCll the •unset jn this -21-tlrps, bltns, !ncd yrd. H. UcunNTI,NG~T=o·N L•1un• Beach
.._ ~"' "'""'" .. 3 bdrm. Ocean w/patio, wtr pd. 616--020 , ·111 ~.B. pier\ To ,Juhe 30. 3 BR, 2 BA, n@W kitche n & Blvd duplex. Adults on1y APARTMENTS 2439-C Orange A~. $155 PACIFIC NEW OCEAN VlE\V APJ'S. ~"'da,yt. 6'f3..7684 !.VU ·Cf'Pll, patio,~ blk to beach. $.450. Mo. A&ent 675-4930. 3 BR, 2 BA .......... $235. 2 BR, 2 BA le 1 BA. Al.sol e~q,. Winter. $22i.·67S-J.IJ27 64{).0020. '2 B(R1.~% BA ........ $180. 1CBR Cadrportall. Pri
1
·v. patio. 711 OCEAN AVE .. ll.B. BR. 2 BA. S250-$330. 222
ft's so easy to do! J us t.move to MerrimaeAI
Woods where it's quiet & peaceful ..• where. (
the t\VO of you can enjoy the comfor t of~ 1
modern adult living and avoid the confusion
of urban living.
·~NFRONT apt. 1416 W. Back-8.iy A'-"V AVAIL. :FURN.I rpts, rps. eec. resp. 17141 536-1487 · Arch, 4M-3383, 494--23.39.
Oeeantn>nl. -1 8t' Sl30 pr.r CLOSE; 10 Beach, J.ri, 2 Br., New edult 91rden Apts. adults only. No children or Ofc open IO am-6 pm Daily 1 & 2 BR Apts. w /Terroces
~mo..· util: , ...i. '8adl!Jor 2 BR, ~lee ~ltn11, dlsi). Ctpt!ll 2 Ba., open ~ams, ~lc,1l 1"°5~1~E:;.:_,2~1!!•!:1·=~6~4!;6 ~16:<6~6 I pet. S125/mo. 5"&-1322. \VILLIAM \\'ALTERS CO, lido ltle ~ •. ,... Ii: d htd 1 Childttn bltns, J.10.A ,\1a.riruer1te.1: ;;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:1--,.-,,-,.,....----FROM $140 mo.
~·4. (113) 698.e3627. rpA. poo ' 67J..()937 or 6T>Sn&. NEWLY DECORATED LRG 3 Br, 2 BA , crpt, drps, * 3 BDRM$. * ·~ .-bch moo : b ()!{. Sl<5. mo. 67].;;231 BEAUTIFUL r..oo patio, nr o cc. ~JD ~ • r, C -'•I M UNIQUE chaleau on Bayside $110/mo. C"'""'M. 557-6151. WHAT DO YOU WANT Some Vi<.>w. Adults onJy, r.ti"'."--. -biatn«I· «llina. all oron•. ~ •r Dr. 2 bdnn. A den. dining GROUNDS -.-IN AN APARTMENT-yearly. $300 month. ~ . .fl30,)'tly.:s4~3490 --room. Adult• ~y. $31S .Ji.lo. -10 Minufes to Ocean ADULTS only 2 hr S150. mo. Huge walk in <'loset! Dish-Call : 673-3663 968-2500 Eves..
Shag carpeting, drapes. self cleaning oven,.
disposals, loads of closets, huge swimmin&
pool, sauna baths, rec rm & mu~h mare! . _ 1
~-ii>fl ytlrty, Nb Aatnt 675--4930, 640-CJ0io. Gas lfeat A Slove. Water :_~mes No. B. Call washen'.' Separate dining Drive out tod1y and let us show you how 1
•••Y it is to m~k• th• move. · ·• [~~~--,t11151mo. .i, a ""Y * GR.EAT VIEW 2 BR. * Car, Rec! Rm, Launcjry Rm ' • • areas! Pooh'.' Beautiful ·en· ~~'1 . :~1.. ~ 1 BB.. $140 e WILSON GARDENS 4 vimnment! For .aJI this and . -• Uf.. Frplc .. bltm. ft~ks, pool. 2 BR. $160, $165, $1-r.i 2 BR, 1% BA, ~IJtPs. encl fitl.-$1.;~:~jh.~W~ o~ .__ .;;;:o.. W up. 644-6344, ~. Hacienda de Me•• patio. $140; 642-Mll :;e·BAHIA PUE-RTO
associated
2ROK ERS-REAl TORS
102~ W 8olbon 67J-J66l
MERRIMAC . WOODS
·-! 1 ~u-. ~ OM TEN Amas CLEAN 2 Br, no pr. Re.ts. 160 \V, Wililon. Apt L CM F'oR Adliffii OV6' 35. 3 Br, 1st 281017th St at Delaware. Fl.B.
1 6 2 BR. J'ura. A UnlUnL $175. . , BAY MEADOW APTS.. floor. Netw dee., Nr shops. AU remaining one bdnn Laguna Niguel
425 Merrimac Way, Costa Mesa !
us· 46.th St ~ I Jl'h', PIU.. 67J..41TI aft 6pm 2 Br. beam celling11, priv pa· $140. incl gu, wtr .. 548-2407 units. $140. ~L;-A:;-G~U::N:-:A:-:N""r"G°'U°"E°'L,_. I Apt. Untvrn.
· ?ooU,Tennta OootDt1 ..,..,.. 2 .BR., Bltns. WaJJc to Lio, rec. lacll., closed gar-BR s R · · Phone 536-5098 "'f'=:::::~7-':::C:-::;= l:IO sea·t.ne, OUl6(4.Xll beach. SUll). OJ'an&'e Coast a1e. GU heat. cooking & J ' tove,Crpefrig •. 1 ,.'!!'!'~~~~~~!"P Ap•rtments = 1~--·~·-~--B ) Oi.15h1\•asher, ts, Drps. I• WALK TO BE C Call About Our New 6 Mo. . ~-m . ....,.. "1 Real Esta~. Call: 6#-4848 water all pd. A11 adults. no 717 James, Sl l5. 540-611.1. A H Nowport llHch e Cort ·Mo pets. From SI65. Bntncf ·new J.2-J BR Cpl., Lease Prorram AvaUable I t-.'=""";;;,;;..;;.;~"'--= •~ •. nfum. ..,,.,, a M 387 \V, Bay SJ., C.'.L LARGE 2 BR. Carpets d bit ~1 1~ 16th .. Now. 1 BR Sl5( 2 BR, 1 Ba :-=-------.....,, a.:J ;• _ _, ~ ~1301 rps. .ns, 0 v c. ""' 1,1( ~187 2 BR 2 Ba S PARK Newport-will sublet 2 ll~S~~:::::JS~~=====-ON SUNDAY Call 646-0073 •·~ "'""''· • mo. Jl>l 16lh. 847-3957. • · . , 196 per ' ~-"·raf' Call 54g.-* lh BR, 2 BA, view apt, $300 r. l '"'19 BRANO NEW 2 BR * '""" ** 3 BR. 2 BA. Priv. patio. mon . mo. Call Ett>nn art 5.
8-,. M~all" ••• 1 2 BR apl, crpt'd &: d~s. 29041 Aloma Ave. 495-4212 you. can ~njoy t.he,,lepn, tly •un = •on-,........ .R"llr", 1 mi. 10 beach. 536-2519. or DELUXE 2 br w/frplc, btost ir..i.o;o-c!'O'~""""'><><>:<><>i<>.<><O!<><>.O<>.<>.O ..... ~. JandscaPed out-of~ at crplt, drps, hlt·1ns, gRrb. •,to~,··ch ... ldfri&:·k~·fn1;.t<l, ry 842-li69. Ml•• Verde EaSt Bluff loc. pool tacil. ~ v,ndome •• , putting displ. 120 Alber:t Pl. E11.!11t· aci. • rn ° . .,._L.... BEAC"H'°'B"°L7U'"'F'"'F'""""'A°"P~T"'S-. ~N~EW~-o,-bd,--nn--co-ndo-.-""3-g _Ad_uJ_ls~·-$21ll_._6'4-_230_7_. __
·Yti~ofiOA' year "•roi'..l\d In ltie beautiful lack lay ol Wtwport, ·within HSY occe•• to bu1inM1; th~pping
J~~~·emertoinmert c.....,, °' w•ll 01 ricflng 1fables.
blkelng ~r!llf• -oltd Wl)lte 'sandy beachM of the llue
P.;cific. Your oll0elKttic apartment with b\lilt·i n
df!f'V•• o••n, dithwo1htr and ttfr1getotor will be a
delight, h•k In ~. '" air around tht pool or loin 1hl· 'h.lft In th1 spodou1 recreatiOf'I room with bllllord
t~es ond tyMn01lum. lovl1h lol\d1topln9 and P.iftt iol.lnt4.in• win surrovnd yot,t ond welcome
:.,. 1u•tt1 wh9n you liv. of' Vitti:!' Del Meta,
11:F-;:;-noac•1 ss
·-• .,..,,
j•' • ,
-4155
' ..
* Don't l't1is$ The B"esi * . . I . •
·l a.ctroom, 1· !lkl_ih ,
tmn; pool W:lth -cabana pdslde. ~!~~mo. (ke.!11 & "'alrr 3 Br, 2 Ba Mont ecello To\.\·n-Spac 2 &. 3 Br, 2 ba. Pool, PR· cpL-;, drapes, dishwasher. LOVELY J BR, frpl. Walk to
room. Slrrlch out In 1500 · 11 rf'n ° • no Pf'l.!'l houl!t" blln:ii, <'rpts, drps, tio, O/W. 82.Jl Ellis 847-2226. bltns, patio. garage, pool. .,._ It. including 2 bedrooms. 642-0563. • 542-2126. be'ach. Va~. .... ' =!: Hunii.....+Of\ Be•ch $190. 546-3416. ABBE'l REALTY 642-3850 2 bath11:, 1utogt room or den. * * w:;AUWiJL I &: 2 BR. Dan• Point ··•· THE VENDOME Coatfmporary Ga~n Apls. ---------BRAND New! 2 Bclr. crpts., * * PRIVATE 2 Br .. 2 Ba.,
p.: t Jo 1 , fr p I c . JI 00 J. LGE l BR Ocean \•\ew apt. 1 ·MO FREE. RENT drapes. Ell"L1 appl. Ii: dsh-c pts, drps, b)tng, encl ear.
lM5 Anahe.lm Avenue $100-$16.i. Call ~!'116'.l. Bar, din area. liv rm. Lee Z BR 2 BA $159 wsher. Swim pool. Priv, l l9D Patio.-S175 .. 54W708.
Call 642-2824, P.'Il'll. Phillip! , RR & BA . Balcony, new r 1 • mo. 545-2158 aft. 4:00.
DELUXE QUAfr•J lower ; 2-JJR. S150. 1ihag erpt &. drps, bltna & POOL ¥ Kids le pets ok. DELUXE 2 & 3 Br., 2 Ba .. S.nta An•
APARTM!NTs mg.~oean. ,,,.,,j-tp'lld yd. 1 Mrlg. $165/mo, 8.17--39'17 or Crjltaldrpa, bltns, p-.tlo, end. p:r. S150 up, Rental __ F_A_M.,.....,.._l_L_l_E"s--
Alr Corkl • Frplr.'s • 3 Swim-child ok. Call 546--1391~ 8S7-."il78. 2614-0 De:lawaft', H.B. Ole. 3095 Maoe A ve .
ming Pools • Health Spa • 2 BR. 2 BA. Unf. Apl. $L~. Don't giv~ up the ship! Mgr. 5.36-5?38, 646-966S 546-1034
'T'rnnl11 Crts • Game le Bil-Adtllts. no .pets. 84l> ~nter "List" it in classified. Ship A good want ad 11 a ltlOd' M""'il-s"'"lon:--:-V;;-le"'i'"o----1 WELCOME'.
liard Room. St. 642--58511. to ~ Result!! 642-5678 Investment
1 BEDROOM I::;=:;===::;:;==::;:.,,.:::.,=:::..:==...:.::..:::.::.....:.======== • BRAND NEW! 3 b,, 111 SINGLI! STO'RY
FROM $1£.S lrvlM Irvine Irvine ha. 2 story condo. Shag. South S.a Atmosphere
"EDITERRANEAN bltm, ""'"· poo~ •ncl. M carage. 8JG.0871.. 2 BDRM-2 BATH
VILLAGE-Newport &.ach carpee!.""ka .. ,
2400 ftarbor Blvd .. C.M. Air Conditioned
!ni l 507-8()20 PARK NEWPORT Prlvale P atios RENTAL 0 Fi1CE HEATED POOL
OPF.r< 10 AM '1'0 6 PM APARTMENTS Carport & storace
l " 2 BR Apt., nis • Wll M:' .. on the boy Nr. Schools
$152.50. ~h.ly painted. • 'WAlllf
1
1 ' Luxury apartment livinc ov-Nr. So. Coast Plaza
crpf3, drps. bltns. c'OVf!red ~.,,_ erlooking the water . Enjoy HIDDEN VILLAGE
cirporttl. Children & pets ._1 $750,000 health spa, 7 swim· 2500 South Salta
ok. 830 Cenler' St. ~8-4014. ad Park l , . ming pools, 1 lighted ten-Center 2 bl.kl W. of Bristol,
3 BR, 1% Ba. dghwshf., ,. nis courts. p/u~ mil6 of ott Warner cm Unda WI.)',
Jndry C'J'Pt/drps, 2 child. bicycle trails, putting, ahuf· .IOUth to W. Central)
OK. Avail 4/1. $1 TO . Deboard, croquet. Junior l's Santa Ana • st&-1525
54$.3715. · , from $170 monthly; also 1 I ---:3::-;;B.,-•a-,.ted...,.,Poolo=;---
Apls., ..
Furn. or Unfum. ' ~
Lt* NEW**
LA COSTA APTS.
1 & 2 Bedro0m
• Built-ins e Shag carpets . e Drapes e Walk in cloRta
• Swimming Pool
a Bar-b-Ques
• Eoclost>d Garqe .. All Utilities Paid .
Adults, no pet&
"
1aJJtin& dista...,.. to
l!bopplng center.
354 Avoc•do St., C.M. ,
'42-970I
-~--HAND NEW .'
E'mm $145. Diahwu tier. lh&I
~··" ,'falk-ln ..... 1' ·9rced air heat, extra tarp;
robrns. ~autitul came ~
heated pool. BBQ's, encl•
ed gan.~, quiet •lll'l'Ollf.ld..
ingg• A: clOse to ~
Adult living, no J)etl. --~·
El CORDOVA APTS-
·2011 Charle St. 64U(?Q
Near Harbor I: llamUton StJ
-.,...,.. 4111111, and 2-bedroom plans and * LOWER * :Z..tmy town "°'',..· Elec-l.oJia Cub-•tc. BBQ * * * *
GOLD Medallkm, front 2 Br · • tric kitch~ns, private Plltios . a.ad Oare C.rtter El Pu-rto.M1•• Alllcll
-110, encl gar, laundnnnat. ..._, Great new 1 2 A 3 8dnnl * * * * 2 ·a.ctrooms, 2 Baths ..
._.C...tral a,ir ~itioniog 1 -Matinr •. ,
i ~rming lireplecea. 3 1pacio_u1 floor pla~
• Unusu'al l1rge'clotelt & 1lotage ob patio
-:9"'2 1~inming pOola, lher1peutic pool, aaun• A .
• 8 ?Cym. billiatd!, dtlTin1 rahj;e. putti~g grtf'n
i·~ All utilitiN includtid
"" ,• Pllllttfllfl & .,.. . IMflll•IUMI
..A OUIJ UVlNG
•
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W-, Huntln"°" leoch
71,4/147.-1126•
' I
~ I In ~"II ·~-,,.,,,. or uaiconles, carpetirw, dra· :Adults. no' pfts.' $1S5/mo. QulcJcto.,._,.1n1.-b1•1 ~ •• Clll'i99M'.I llC1.Nn.,..... · Sub Fram Sl.49 J 8edro0m Apls. ~ 6f0.3Sl5 or 642-6f!l!I. --Of.....,.... ...... •-....... penes. terranean park· lncludt!ll free heat A alr cond. qalcloltyourro, tho-Y011-_ .. ·~·-,_, Ing with.,...., __ Optional o··
E JSIDE 2 BR deluxe apt. . andJocttk>nthatfityautml) •illl. . , maid lll!:l'Vict. Jart north of SOUTH C -T Sl3Q A up jncl..lllil1tie11,
Adult1. Pref. mkldll Ill'· ParkW.tapartmllntlftndfOfiRapr.t.W Fashion Island at Jambor-VILLAS tum. Poot A RecrnUo1*
C r p t a , d r p s , r a n a f! • With Junior eXll:UtiYIL And .cl'9lmla And e"Qineers. And tt and San Joaquin Hills 1101 MacArthur Blvd, area. Quiet Environrnen(
$180/mo. Sm&]] pet Ok. Mrybodyelsewhollkaocttlacalian.(ClraloemploY-!Clft.... Road. -OU ...... "'-... No~'
Avail ft.larch 7. Gt2_-58_12._ artd fr11Waya. Nm ahopplng. chools.-oi.&rcha ~ thl UC Irvine T~~P=al ('%4/or:~;:' South La gun• ru:i~ ~:~ Jo'or Rent ~
1
0, 31BR~!r1:~~: c~l~~~~~~ campus.) . , , , , , \VANTED REL r ABLE * BEACH LIVING AT ITS 19$-1961 Maple Ave. !
Optn Sat It Sun. 1010 11016 With lady golfers. And~bocf/tl ... Wf'lollkllJ~tertmtM COUPLE to yearly lease a BFST .••• Lease 2 BR. 2 1 ~';;;:~'~°"'"~-~-!'.'iM1'•"'sa"'!"'"'"etJ ~I Can1ino, Apl. C. S1S9 mo. streetfroman iS-holtpublicgolfcQUra. , .. LARG..E 2 BR, Den , BA, "1ev. to beach. Adults. I Hunffnot1tt;a..c11
5M-0744. _ With weight-watchlra. Ntd wtight-lftn. iA~·~'9f• lfldt--a-\Vay, Nr. ocean. ~pet~ Fro~~; .~:5.j
who could naln {or 1 ... 1 eometh'-lrum Plrk W•l'a labulousrec-. ' REWARD A .... , $250! " wy., ~·"• OCWf· VIEW UNITS UNl'1JRN 2 BR Studio Apt. • ""' 1 l A 67•1909 * * 4~2835.
d · rMtkin. (Swimminn and !lll!rtpy PoOIL Complete hal!h club with--ppt. r · Crptl!, rp:f, 1ar. SWim I • lllO• ocean view, untunl. 2 ' pool. No chUdren, no pets. lfllned attendants. Nigttt·lighted ltnnla. Volll)'blll, hlndball. ,._.rge SEACLIFF Manor. 1 BR, 1~ t •
Quiet nei1b bo r ho od turf an.a for Jogging cad touch foolblft. Pftl9loungtl. g81D1 md Bil Studio. l BR, 1% Ba. ~~~~:.'':; :!!: !: : ~:on;'.~ Hm.,onbclh~
G4Z--8042. Clldroomalnthlhlndlome_.,,,~ ~L.to 11Cp75
1'1mo' ~~·k ab~,· Mli. Yrl lle. $225. 49!-21&1. ·Paclflr, a new-co· ··-h.
SPAC.2,,3 Br.'Apt.S140up Parkw..thllmllnJotbtr~lao.&l-lfY!lll'l9no! ;;;dlocoonl. WsP!ace°,;;k WHtcllff or •ludio l 1 BR uni .. -~ Poo~cpl/~,-blllll,Kldsok ln.....UW,oragalllr,araUlg't JlNlr, •• YQU'llliflllllll.11 Ave. 548-:1682 , ____ ..._ ____ Hun...,ooHarbour.Furn
199& Maple No. l 6C2-38l3 you hUrrY• .. ~ ,.. , y I WESTCLlFF Afta. 2 BR, 2 Un1um rentals include bltn
2206 O>ll,..·N!J. 5 612-7035 (Femllle yau'l1 flt In ,,.., toll. Splclll atetllN wllll IDI lollL ** Hr y S.och** BA., c..,, !rplc., Garden kltche11 appl'o, wall-\o-wall
LOVELY 2 BR. 2 BA .,. __._, p;:). Beautlful 3 BR, 2 BA. patio, S ln1Ie 1tocy, crpt'&, dnperles, boat t11-SJllCflltacftitlw.PrHchaclL~lllfOrOIYIIPfollzitpaol. ·--·-• P art. F\un. Flrepla.,., pet for 1,.,., maJd ....,,::: t"'nhse.. patio, dbl 1a.r. ok 1809 I" Bal Soundproof, B!tns, F I A th --· -~ pool-:. $21S mo, m-m6 . .v. boa Blvd. heat, Ir& din rm. Walk to erapy pools A locttiorf ':i.
eves.
• 2 BR. Partly rum. $140
mfl. Nf'llr 11hp'g & tchool1.
(':;ii! &16-2170 . ---______ ,
* 'l l· 3 BR. f'rpk:. Bll·lns.
~ a:al'll..~. ~f'Ar South
Coai:t Pht1..a.. 5'1:')..2321.
I RR Duplf'N. Stow t. rf'frt1 ..
no P"I~. Art111r~ on I y.
SI 10/nio. 5-IH9:>4.
2 BR. 2 BA. Studio
"O'pl•. d>'ps .. poJ;o, POOi.
1 chJld ok. ~.
SJtARP unfurn J br clOM! to
• .0.-C.C. A U.C.L lltO mo.
SS7-'1'!63.'
l BR MnltJ O\.'U 35_ pr,. N\I
pa.int, At '810 Santa Ana.
lnq.mJ)Eldon. .
2 Bdmu, Clf'Pf't.t, drapes,
DUI' Wllloo ScbocJ . .Klds Ii:
pe-1s OK. sm. 54&-44M.
NEWLYDE-c oRA=r=1=0
Ola.nni111 1 BR duplu. ne"
carp, draptf ... palat, Lovr-
ly i • r d ~ " sunoondf,.,,.
?.falurt aduJt1 onJ7, St.JS.
"518-6!r.l),
D..U, Pilot .Wail Adi haw
batrams ,.-.
'
3883 Parkvilw Un .. Irvin.. Just oll tho San Diego Freeway a! Culver Road.
Onebttlroom, fnlm S1IO. Two bldf'OOl!l, lllo blth ln>rn si-.
l!ji)J1fQ .... a a --1
I 1
673-2223 or 675-7635 Westclilf Plau, acroY from blk from beach. tmmect. oc-.
BACK Bay area. 2 BR. Priv. Coco's. 1665 . Irvine. $195. cup. Call n it: 846-l36J. or pat~. 1arage, ahq carpet, Adlrs. 642--0239. 213: 592.1361 for ·more cte:. tails. drapes, slovf', new paint, Apts.,
Adults only. no pets, truck.I. Furn. or Unfurn. 370 • OCEAN VIEW • Frorit
Avail Apr. 13. 642-2267. Sl35. l BR. }'um or untuni
BRAND New D t! Ju x t1 Back Bay Discount for students, CAs..\
Medallion Apt• • "'esJcJ;ff Pl.A.YA, 141h &: Walnut . l A 2 BR Aets, Furn or un-I! B Call ·---• location. 2 BR, 2 BA. rum. Starling al Sl.3.1/mo. · · _._7_
$2S5Jmo. 1 Be. $185/mo. Pool, no pell, r ef • 1 , lJUNTINGTON GARDEN~
615-4ru Bkt. 5tMMS. Apts. Heil at Bolil. C'1lea.
2 .... _ ,...._ 846--1323. Coinpart! s. j -Y•«..,....,2ba,c U. wba •
dl.shwashr.waa h r /d r 1 r Olfa,...N t)'OU'nmf•lrw! •
hookup, cloatd gar. Near ---------CLOSE to bea.rh A-lhopp&iw,
Hosg Hocp. $170. 646-J666. HACIENDA I BR tum at untum, !t'9
O CE A N F R 0 NT yr! y HARIOR Mempht. St., Inquire No. 2,
apaciOus l br apt, bt>at part 241 AVOCADO STREET or rail 5JS..MM.
Of beach. Adults ofll¥, avail Adult. only • No P ttl APT. Poolalde 1.p a c 10 u 1 •n. sm. 645--06!8. n.Jw 1 • 2 BR. Pool awwa1ow. -""' •tio.. me ** WATERFRONT super Gange. DishWlhr. Paid util. mo'to rlJht adu.lta. .._."?f,,
de!""' 3· Br, deo. 3 Ba, FROM mo. 146-llfK -port llMch
'l'wnbse. SISO. Pie>-~ tloat
avall. TI4: 6'T.H!2G. Appl.
Y rly Dix 2 Br·S.och
Ba.. blll1s., d hp I.,
d$hW1hr .. lnd.ry hookup .
,car. 213: 887-mi'.' •
OCEANFRNf 2 Br. 2 BA,
Frplc, tnc1 pr .. Ytarly.
Adlt!. No pell s 2 f 5 .
67$-1990, :Ul/l.5$-1171.
* 2 BEDROOM * t"' Ba TownhOutt eoncepl,
&am ceUlnp. extrn Ira
bedrm1, etlCf J do_ rterfa·
Uon rm. sauna 1>8.tht, eitc.
Adlllb. Oµr SUnday a11,..
noon B-B·Q'1 • F'fft Art
~ rtJrt1A1 toon.
HARBOR G!IEl!NS
5'&o.1112!1
OCEANFRONT, 4 II>', 3 Bit
NeW. CU.tom dkv. Fam~
pro:f(IT<d. No polS. Y"7.
SOOJ mo. 873-IXJ .
"Whit• ~II" -runnbw JOll:f' tiou.r 1'zl'li :
them Into "CASH" ... ~ 1
them t""' DlllJ p ll o r
Cl1Ulftecl. 64Mm.
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37' l'um. or U"1um.
c..taMtM
~..-t•I•. to Shara
:I> yr old bfC1'iekir \VW ahart
2 BR apt or home. * * s.r-9400 ••
Wanted : girl to share lra 2
Br apt. All xtru.. poot $19.
n10. l clilld O.K. 84l·ar.69 er
142-6235.
GIRL to 1h1u:e beach
Newport Beach area.
873-Wl
IJ>l.
A CONVENIENT SHOPPING AND
SEWING GUIDE FOR THE
GAL ON THE GO.
For an ad Ill' Woman's World
Call Mary Betit 642·S678, •It 330
THE EXCITING
PALM MESA APTS.
FUN IN . THE SUN! SHARE 2 BR apt, Cotta Pants~irt Hit
9188 Exquisite Imported Designer Fabrics r Mlnut•s to N•wpart B.ach
Unbelievably large apts .. Decorator furnish·
ed. Huge Pool, jacuzzi, electri<> huil~ins, shag
carpets, drapes. sauna & more!
Mesa \\'Ith v;orkin&; person. , ,....=., ~-~
?ita.le <lr female. 646-3566.
' I NEED roommate lo share
beach house., shag crpf11,
frplc, yrty leas@, 673-6976.
ONE
PATTERN
PART
' I .
ADULTS-NO PETS
SINGLES . .. . • .. . S 14S
1 BDRMS •........ $1 SS
2·BDRMS •........ S17S
\VO~JAN tl-33 to share small '--.,--:
hse. NB, Pet& OK. No park-
' ina: problem. 6f;:t-5Jlj,
GIRL to share nice apart.
l . .
' I I
Unfurni shed Apts. Av11il11bte
From $10 lo $I S LESS.
YOU'RE RIGHT-
THEY'RE UNDERPRICED!
t
1561 MESA DR., Cotto Mo ..
5 blk1. E. of Newport Blvd. .. 546-9860
Newport Bei1ch
Westcllff Riviera
: Spacious 1 & 2 BR. B!tns,
carpets, drapes, heated pool,
Nr shop'g area. Adult. 1 j Ask About Free Rent
1800 \VestcliU Or, NB I ~~
I RESORT LIVING
FROM $135 • I It's Oakv.'OOd Garden
;\partments ••• and it's
I · (Wl, .. tine ne.ic,hbors and
, prestige living In one l\L,.Ut·
ious package. There's Sl
mllllon in recreation • . •
swimming, tl!!nnis, billiards,
hi!!alth clubs, saunas. pro.
shop, Indoor golf driving
tangP, clubhouse, etc.
CU.stom decorated singles,
1 & 2 BR. Furnished It Un-
!Urni5bed· No lease required.
~fodels Open Dally 10 to 7.
OAKWOOD GARDEN
APARTMENTS
(F.e1ort Living for
Adults only.)
N£WPORT BEACH
16th at Irvine
or 642-8170
· 1 BR on Newport Channel.
Crprt, patio, sand. $160 mo.
494-5346 eves. I'!>
:r ..... ]~ BROTHER or sister to share
n1ent \\'ith ma.le.
• 642-9J18 ..
Office Rental 410
..
Rooms 400
3 BR house 2 blocks from "THE FACTORY" in Can-
beach. $80 util inc. 567 nery Village, a new concept
Catalina before' 5 p.m. in retail artisan shops. Stt
, ROOMS for rent from $13 to SHARE my home w/older to apprecla!e. $70/mo UP.
( '$:» weekly. Clean, quiet old \\'Oman. Call Mon &. Tues; 4z 3(1th St. r>.'ll 673-9500.
1 fashioned hotel, 4 blocks or Days U-2, 2652-B Elden STORE for leue. Z50 sq. fl. from beach. TV, laundry, Bal le, 'J'M Colonial Inn. 4l1 Ave., C.?.I. 301 Merine, No. 306, boa
~th St. · Huntinglon Beech. Need a "Pad"? Place an ad! Island. n4-5.12-l314.
536-9167 Call 642-5678 Now! UNUSUAL Live in mod. apt. ~liiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml above )'out business. 675-7225
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Trader's Paradise
lines
times
dollars
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lflR Agent * Industrial Re'riti1I
SIUS
S-1~12
M-14-16
... l-11-20
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S\IOdl1. llatdl 5, 19n DArL Y PILOT -I~! ~--l@r ~--1
ltontals W•..W 4'G L;;,;Mt;;. _____ w_ ~'°""'"' ~ _
-LG-.-1>B1.--..,-.-.. --.u1-,-,bl-.1 KEYS m -1 ahouJd .., *LANDSCAPING·
•-• ,_,., Prlv.1<. I Ferd, on &old chain at· 119'• tawm. lilnldrL, ~
moa. to l yr, m.,t be "cht4 to """' r<d nutty dtjllNI, c1 ..... p. Sta~~
naton. rut. 5.l&-13M. · p)\\'der-puft type ball, Lost boMfd. S)l..1225. .,.-~~--..,-,,--"""'""' in Calta Meu. Pkoue c&1l Aul! tranlflOt'lallon W ~42 alter I p.m.
CARPOOL WANTED to vtc. DAOi911JNO, 1Pl.)l'td, fe-
Century City or Santa malt, red, miniature. Vic.
f\lonlca, M·f. &W.-4565. Alpha Seta, ~ Cltmtnlf',
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,,......, P41teh, 11..,.1, -~·--INTERVlEWlNG new....,_ RENTAL AGT l..,. . -. •BCDIP'ILE CLER K en e. rot men w/or withoot exp. CcW o~YtCE =1u .s • r"fl'PATQI: PLA8TOU.NQ Ottk Typist. 1.&IW'8 Bc:b. "" Good .,t to break into ottlce KEEP lm,portut JOb as ,. · ...,g. Bubbly, bouncy attraet!Ve ~-wes. F'fft ..um&i.a ACC:OUNTING Pt.uont 1umundlnp. Grot •Wlin& IPO~ no ex· work. Loam ., uaJat boo!<· Joe. H!R &'15-ml. hou1<wile A mother. Earn WE NEED YOU pe"°n 10 t.ke over hctt.
Call 5tl IBIS CLUK JU1ume It S..l&ry. PO Bo<l" ~~thin· F~ P::'°~~.' kttper, answer phonee, Ute in 1pue time. MID. a&e ~-ti lnc!reulna: smw beautUuJ apt.I to ~ •7211 JrvfM , C.aJJL 92664 ""'" WI ' typltw. Good )ocaUQn. Call Sanh •'Qrventry Jewelry. Wt a.re mtt "& alnaleai 1'\ls really "11'1 PMNNnt 2 Yevs Account.a Pa.,yablt COCKTAIL cblefs 1tarttd out here u l'ajarlonJ'ifann.lll-2700 540-06Jf, demand from exce l lent v.'Ork. ·Call Hope Lant,
PLUM8ING .REPAIR exper. a: sentrtJ accounllna w•tTRESSES Indians. f'\itt job. Great Dtnnls It Dennls Ptt'IOnllei lOT MAN emplayen th ro u I ho u t 833-2700. Dennis & Denni.t
>.....,,lt..-.-'l"v..-50 wpm. "" groop. Ce.II Pat Kennedy, ""' .,,..,.. ..... : ....... 1 Dr cal Ora.nee Co. tor all office n.. noel ............. 2012 Ho jol1 '°° small _ ..... _. •Tr . . 'Expe:r. Short ('Olt.Umff, 1izel mzroo Dennis • Dtnnil A&'l!"llCY. -" .... , ... , IOn ' Full Time, U aht mechani skills at all experience • .,no ,..,.._,,, . * M)..3128 'fr electric. 6-U only. Oriental or Poly· ~non~l Agency, 2 0 I% Jrvtn.. pnfered Jevela. \Ve can pl.a~ you ln Michel90n Dr, Irvine. C&:l PLUMBJNG Call For Appo~nt ,,.....,.,...1.-.21orovtr. Mlchel.,nDr,IN\ne. GAL FRIDAY $600 1Jt ~ '""' or Ion• term RESPONSIBLE middle age
br .. _..,. 161161 lndul(~ ~lont ca.u Don The Btachcomber. C0.5.\tETIC SALESLADY !or l·low would you IJJce a een-~Bl ~ a55ipments at 1op salary u"Oman to belp w/Jite
..... S."lce & betwn • pm A 6PD1 -e.c-clU1ive i....,una Buch u.inely intmstinc job con· 2100 Harbor vd. rates immediately. house\\'Ork tn exchan&e for
1,..aJlaffOft TE LON IC 615--0900. pharmacy. P.hat be ex-cemed w/travel Ir a:rut out· ~ PER.S<l\lNa. e Secr•t•ri•i fw'n apt. ~ SeaviE'w, Cd.\!
INDUSTRIES peri•need. Apply In penon. doors. Grow"" co. .. SERYICfs•At"c•v-v e Typists "am-7 pml.
POOLS -6 pelntad. La9uno BNch COURTESY 8"'hanl'• Ph&rmaey, 244 Call Helen Hay.,. ~ "'-"""'-1 e Dlelephone Oper RN'S
Equal Oppur. Employer Couta.l A,zency Ord c•-k t ··~ S • hbo d !dd ~b.I ~ .~!· PERSONNEL Forest Ave. %790 Harbor Bl at Adams • Cos_t!l'A..::~. Clerk 1: ~ • Kwitcp •hr 1 3·ll:JOP~f. Apply Mon thru ""•at on a ' ~i~, ACCT. CLERK $'.SO COOK-experieneed female ............ ~ e •Y unc Thurs. 9am·5pm. •m. .No tnlne nteded here. Thia ~ref'd: PX>neer Foundation. GIRLS :!t~~:~per ,!45°~ e G•ls Frld•y JoX>UNTAlN VAIJ..EY Reeflnt xln't Cotta Meaa co. has Jobs Galore 531-14.lO For li.&ht work in Sail Loft. Recept/can Director i 400+ e Gentr•I Clerical COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
1..Et. Roofi"• Co. Rootlnc all k>ts of room tor )'00 IO ad-, OEh'TAL Reoeptionlat, ex-Expu. will help, bu! not F'rt!e/ Fee Position!! tntervie\rS 8 10 5 da ily JTIOO Euclid al \VarMr
•• vir.nct. Nice new offlct1 & All OPtnn int• perienced. Aa:e 30-45 prefer-nee. Pleue Apply ... 488 E. l?th (at Irvine/ C~I Evenina:s/Sal by appl. 979-1211
... ~. ttpa.lrl, top btnettta. Ca.ll M7-6122, ln red. 5:)?-0700. HOOP SAIUtAKERS .1.••.1470 Co111e in & regis trr 110\1! RESTAURANT, r r e n ch '~.rooLflecoa/i...~~!.• w •• ~i~ Abipll Abbot Pel'50nnel Or•-• County 861 w. '~h St. C•! -• {;, You'll be' glad you did~
• ~&" uuuucu u .... ..., ,_,..,, 230 W. Warnt'r, ... DESIGNER P.C. layout, l yr 1,..,..,~'!'!"w~•!!'J:!""'!!"..,,.. •::::::::;::::::~ xecuf.'ve AND SO \\'ILL \VE Cuittine. In l tr vie 1~ i II I a.. ~ .. ,, 1222 ,.. ........ ,. l I '1 ~ .. Waitre;ses -Hostesses -
1.,.1. ...... . Suite 209. S.A. Exec. Sec'y $425 :.sn~n ex;:cti~!s~ r::U1:.r GUARDS-INSURANCE Kitchen Ste\\•artl. Apply ln
• T. G~ Roofin1. = ~ Top &kllla tor Newporl \v/lntegn.ted circuits. Call PATROLMEN OPENINGS YJ A +'. personafter4pn1.
Db'ecl. l DJ)' own · Center Co. ·Employer PaYB Ginger, &42-9633. Permantnt usliM'!ent. C.i\1. /-' er6onne[ j ·(-uJ. 21U hP.t Dr. PARI!i INN -.mo. MMSO. T tf/' J Ft~. DlSTRlBUTOR NEEDED area. :r.ut. .l!:Xf'· desirable. l\fany stcretaria.l &: eenerat Y · ....._ .. llJ.tlll (Formerly.Kara;na
S.lftl/Alfet 'ionl - -S.C y/RKtpf $500 R.ellahle per&0n (man or F~~part time. Prem. pay. clerical poeiUOns Including Restaurant) -~ _ AJ~i;. ...t: :_.,. Ute 1h, varied dutln. Cam· woman) will bt selected in Lile ins., Bonus, Paid vac. one Transcriber to ~ train-C•ll Betty Bruce PAI~'TING' superintendent 10 510 ~!h St. Newport &ach ~ pus Drive, N.B. this to al'Xet N Apply Suite G ed for MTST. run tract & apvtment SALES . =:: = 1{f,fC"1::£:',:o;:.'I::/ Secrel•rY $550 11ona1"'.':iv.:bed ne":u1; 523 No. G'°"", S-A. The,. _poslli<n• are with Exec. Secretary work. Preler C-33 Hcen,.,,. RARE OPPORTUNITY bl be ~ .. .,_M-c~.c,,,.,, ,Stt'y to 12) V.P.'1. . Home OUioe of Major in· To Chairman ot Board Send resume to P .O. Box a part of tutest ~ .
• ;u99ratlonl' -642-SMS 11toM rlJf Contenrative co. Lookina: produ~i. irl local bus111esses, tt HOUSEKEEPERS SLIJ"&l1~ oompaey located in R. E. Backaroond good. 2380, Newport Beach, 92663, AT PRESENT TIME 3 poki. M~ -· ~ ~ -. ~ ·-,_, factories elc. We merchan-OO'IESTIC JOBS ' • but movin .... to new Ex-. s-rotary bl
._ -.1---r .au• top&" • ......... ., ......,, ... --Attn: Mr. O'Toole. lions open for am tious · · $ •1.M dlse our products uuvu&h 100% FREE build.in&: In Newport Beach. p T kill f•vf!llon Repefr A leautffuf ldu tcret•r)'SaJ d 1 Llt.,..h coin operated equipment. I later tha vear. Free com-To V. · op 5 s. PLANT !\.IG R. Key position Wes people \\'/right at-Di of Ge-'l r-•---~, 5eeZTla"""· es ep . es . N lit 1 · .1 • Exec. Secretary . 1 & pidl ·ng ntudr D!NG J'OUl" bUt/wht TV. v .. UliNll___..,.. .'" o se na: or ex~rence is • Live·In, Tustin, drive, like .rmt1Ung from Huntington To Pres. Prop. ?\olgnit in a Ci ra Y gro\\'l ·
Wt'Jlx it tor $2) or lna. Ex· you. Uarn A teach prof Beaullful olfcs. $45 required. Your tnves1men1 children. id. refs, No cook, Center, Anaheim & Ne11rport S-rolory sail boat mfrg r i rm . FANTASTIC RAM
J..p. makel&J) techs. Exec. poa. Tr•fflc C trk . _O is 100~0 SECURED. Chtf to $500. Beach by bus to LA until -Production n1gmt exper. is TRA_INING PR~ • ~~e~p ~ ~t I. avaU. 842--84. IJVlne comple~: Sharp &U'I BOY -AR -DEE "Hot • Live.Jn, Linda Isle, S days, mo\'e is complek'. Loi~· cost 1 Girl Oft'. Litt' sh f'Sst'lltial. but boa{ blda: e:ic-CaJJ \Vlison 83.1-111 7 10-;:1 pm
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* a r ...... rr•s TV '*' Part·Ume P04jlllons -Near tcep • mllllon11 in lhe U.S.A. \Ve e Live-ln. n1otherless, 3 1 saJary &: fringl' ne lls. " 11.c rp, acen ia, a ryila at Kathy Ui lo ~~w Your Home -Excellent H~avy phooes, lite lypt. ~ dislributors to seivice teens. Laguna, SJOO. Fe" pald by employer. . Accounting Clerk C.:'11. n1ake a lot ol monty. \\'e ·~-....!!.. ~'~ Pay -Send resume to ciu. F /C Bkkpr to $l0M yr these Prime Account!. If • Relief Companion, ] ~~I Interview & T •st Dai ly Manufacturing, jobbini::, train. 89i-8901 or 833-1177. ~ ~~~l3 ait!ed Ad No. m. Daily Employer Pays Fee. ?dust be you Dave a desire to sue--days per ivk, San Clem. W.d. eve & Sat. by •ppt or warehouslng exper. Personnel Asst $476 -SALESMEN n.. Pilot, P. O. Box 1560, Costa tops. Familiar with data. ceed In an honest solid To $50 per \veek. 11 A / Receiv•ble Gen'! Ofc lo $450 Need mf'n who att ready <o
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M •-92626 1l •1anufacturlng exp. nee. Dlctaphon• Typist $450 .... ~ procesaing. business of your OWN wilh yid JIGhl'..t Dr. ~· le· rn th• ar b · u and Y A "11.n• Trne 0 -c'y, sh ~ l550 a • c W1Jne: • 'R-elv•ble to 11:.1:r:n tremendous ......... wth and can UNKEL AGE NC lrYfM• IJl.11'1 ccou • .:oc "" .. ._ willing to train Must Ad •--·~--1 ~ t •GIV'I ""' -..,_ ··~ Gd 1· ,,_ ap Ty-45 R•cept/Sec'y, sh 60 S500 -· -m ~·ww1 ·~" 0 -Bfach area. All pbue1 of ac-invest a mlnlmum of $595.00 Alao, Clerical, etc. ig ... .., • ,.... have ,...,...,i rv."""'naltly '"' A/P CooatrucUon $600 R captionist Clerk Typist S346 a;vuu ..... ~ • count. receivable. and UP. \Vrite to w for a Fee·Free 1
50 Sec'y lno lih) to $550 lnt&ested in a future, ~u
AIP·Payroll $550 personal . interview, include 149 Riveraide Ave., NB lmmedi"ate Call Director. Type , -al '"--'y 10 S500 'veil, u.J~mlnd_ed. BenWts: Accouatlnc Clerk SS06 y ~-· phone number. S. M. (!Oz.,1. 645-3700 Famlll"ar w/10 key ......-5 ~ De
Exec •. ~!!:5!:~tr $650 Frtt & ee ..--1oons PANY, P. O. Box 1887,1~!!!!!!!!!!!!""!!!!~!!!!"'""' i 0 • I -F /C BoDkkMper LVN (p/time> S3 hr mo., group ins., lll&r3:f'·
Sec'y·..-....... _... S600 t: pen1nqs ft '"'lanul1.cturln11: exp. Gardena Corps 1t1"an. p/time nites t~ sal8,1'Y. pl~ corn~t~ 507 B k
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Am 'ca Colta ?.ftaa, Calif. 92626. HELP Wanted M/F . • Cos'a Mesa " Fr•• • F-Po,,.1,.0., s1ons_. Unhm1ted income. !>P-Order Delk $f3' •n ° •r• Animal Catttaker for anl· r ~ Ttlltr O< '"-" unfl:'OD~ Pltime 8kkpr Tower DONUT shop nt>rk. fem ., Se _..J C RUTH RYAN AGENCY ply in Person. u,~,·~1· . '--··· S3-~ hr 0 C l Bl d W I Nile shlft, No exn.r nee. n. mal hosp .. N.B. area. nd Join the R.u •rpet Comm'l·Min 6 mo's exp 1793 Newport, CM "A" AD~A TY OLDSMOBILE, 2850 _ .... _ ,,., ne ty v • ti .,.. repliee Clasallied ad no. teom ond be the best I ~ H ho Bl d Cost M -Pitt-• •t-' Or•nt• 45. Apply l\1r. Donut, 135 E. p 0 I • I 17931 °-aeh, HlL 847-9617 ar r v ·· a eu.. " laeh;..t [IJJ '" J• ""· 33f c/o Daily Pilot, · · ONLY Red Carpet offers: • Also, pro e111on1 °" ] I I Optometry S
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hr l?lh St., C.M. Box ].MO, Costa Mesa, Ca. 1. Televisio11 advertiS'ini:' as & t1cnlch•I positions SALESMAN f Chemical En«ir·Mf~ to $14K f 714) 639·6050 DR.AFTS)tAN Senklr. Exper 92626. j ot 312112. av1il•ble PROFESSlONAL Phone wanted by new B?\nV Dealtt. l~!j;;;;;;;:;;:;~ NEWPORT Or 835•8461 in eltl1er arch. or landscape HOUSEKEEPER. live·in, 2. Exten11ive newspaper p.d-sollcltor ~ Dana Point, San Sell New & U1ed Cars, Pre-Jj Ptrtonnel Attncy arch Call Tom \Vood _, · · 0 1 Clemente, Caplsr:rano area. ter man with imported car •-"-w~~. Female 702 133 Dover Dr., N.8 . ·--~'.":~~~--!~~~--~------· exper. Cook/child cart". 61 ve .... s1ng By Appointment n y Work ln ho ._., ....,.._ 835-8iS6. Day \\·k. lncludin1 \\'knds. 3. Call in Jisling leads. 410 w. Coast Hwy. NB your 0"·n me. exgerience. Contact Bob
• O 11~ G man--..-'-~ '42·3170 CASHIER DR I VE WAY s a. le1men Reis .....,·d. Sala'"" open. 4. Continuous professional Suite H 64.>m6 ~st1,!,ealbe In ~.•-00Phooe Crevier at Crevit-r ?t1otors, I ~Plum~'• -=~·~ ADVERTISl'NG Newport Beach firm 5etks u·/lube e:cper. Clean &: 613.-fi626: .. N.B. .,, training :; -;:,,,, fWeen : .l.m. ~31\1•71. 1_s1 Stnct. Santa Ana..
ftlt1 Ume job. Call Brian G,..t -·-tty for hi'""ly ca.i;h\er. 12 Ynr of. exper.. neat. Apply J>El!On, Boyd 's HOUSEKEEPER p/time & j 5. 155 ofball"cf!~.}n 31statl"1s i\1Al.E/Fem. part time 9-2, PBX Tr•inee 1,.~i;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiO
IO.(J022 .. ,..,........... •" Pltttant penonahty & Arco, 490 E . 17th (Crossroad l/t· •-• pr•l'd 6. Unequ .,.. r<' erra pro-11-'k days for retail work in 1• ~· la.nine ·mottvated, hi&:hly skilled ability . to de~ wlpubllc. a Irvine), C.'.\f. 64~ Pa:;k Lido ~ eram Costa Mesa. 522.2319, New plU&h suite: or oflice; SALES GIRLS WANTED
....__._ wantl houlft: secret.ary to work into broad-neceu1ty. Xln t co. benetita. EDUCATOR C 1. Individual broker super-~tATURE Lady· to Babysit in opening now needs alert, NE ED XTRA MONEY? ~ Expn. own trau., rr responslbllitieti at tut-644-3258. Valescent enter. vision sharp, attracli\•e pc.non. No Part or f'ull Time •ft,.•-147 -ad loioi;ii;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I my home for 1 yr old. 4 r~ '"" ..._,, peeed Newport Beach · Muat have recent secondary HSKPRS Emplyr pays lee. S. Out•tanding image and exper. llE."Cess. $350. Call .Pat P•yday Every D•y IDCDJCAL. iulaance typed· vertlaina: qency Bralna ),,;,... bl! George Allen Byland Agen-t r days a "''k. G42-Z153. Kennedy. 833-2700, Deruus & Outside sales. re·-•~ . .._ . ,_... ' -CITY OF -teac~.., exp. &. proven a • SA repu a ion MOTEL 'IAID ~--~ .MY home-pick up A de-lniU.tlv~, • lh requl.n:\L NEWPORT BEACH ity to develop It \\'l'ite ii)> cy l~B E. 16th . . 9. NO company regimenla-" Dennis Pef'!!(Jnne.l Agency, neighborhood merehant.s.
tmry. 10 yn exp, IO-ll3L Clill 133.1670 &truetional material for vo-l,:054.:;7"-<!395~·==·====;;-= tion Part time, BALBOA INN. ,.= ... .,>iiliiic=he~l:oo~n:Dr::'.iili;"";i.,,.iii;_;,1 ,..,,.54S-;;;;;~:l000;;,;;~o~r~S5~7~-U;;;OO;....,j wort .. _....,.., cJa&nJns. A.RCHITECTURAf.. Draft,. SY'ST!MS c&tional couraa. Immed. Hou s E ~ F;E p ER• pro-10. Superior \\'Orking condi· ~~~~675-~8-740~--,;;-
Jt6!lfe .,.._ IO-Mll, men. $ecun! pmftlonl avail, · openbia u Aabtant Educ•·~ tedlonal famDy, 1 a I a r y tions Need Extr11 Money? P /TIME SALESMAN sfr~. to e:xper. personnel. Deslin ANALYST tional Director. Nationally open. ~7696 All this and more spells more ?ifany Avon sales Tepresenta· $215 Per Month Plumbing salesman &: \li'ltt·
· •-' r ............ --ch ofc reeocnill!:d private NHSC · · dollars for you. 11 you •:v., eam an estimated $40 Eves: 6:30-9 :30 houseman. ex-r. only. A.X l NEED help a.l bame! We or1et1i.cu . ..._ .... a uea · Ac-·"t~ Hom• Study HOUSEKEEPER, _ hve.1n, · . · _ _, th " ~ •"' _,,,, o,;•~ ..._. haven·t yel 1nvest1gata. ' a wk or more. Earn xtra Yon..., men, mtthanically in-for 1tfarie, 222 Adams Ave, 1 have Akin • Nunet • ;J't"'WW. From $97•$1175 School Localed ill Newport private room •. 2 chil~n. S30 Re:d Carpel way, do yourself cash-& have fun, too! For cli-;"d. Can use 12 men lf.B. 53&-144.!l.
I ~~ • Compan. ASSEMBLERS $2.30 hr Per Month Beach. Liiled on American wk. References. Ca 11 a favor -DO IT NOW. De'-"-Can. -~•
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rl< I loftae~-U~ Call A-tn. Schmidt Exch•""P. Xlnt condition• 536-0018 Licensedo}'not,call54&8640 u:uis &:•"7041 "°6 ......... eu o type o \\1) SALESl\fAN : R·ayne john M7.e681.. WESTCLIFF ,_... 1-~--.,--.,---,,,----~ bac~ds. Must be ablt' Softwater. Xlnt opportunt1)' • ReqUires eradua.tion from A · benefits. ~tA degree &: lnv11tl9•tor Trne for interview. Ask for Steve to start unmed, For per· with established co j,n coun-blendb'. Bonett experienced PERSONNEL OFFICE collea;e I:. 3 yean exper. as appropriate teachill&' ere-Outgoin& personality & Grarutls. Also $65.00 licens· NURSE ATTENDANTS sonal interview call ty for 16 yn. 897-1003. ~tt -5'1..,, 2043 Wt1tcliU Dr .• N.B. a 11ystem1 analyst &: pro-dt'ntials preferred. Send stabilily needed here. It I in& course offered. 546.8640. Acute Experience n6-ISSI
7 645-%770 a:r amml ng speelalist riswnt' attn: Mr. Valore, isn't exa c tly Sherlock 3-11:30 P~t &: 11·7:30 AL'1". Call Monday Only SEA.i'1STRESS TRAINEE: f IWp \!antM, M & IO .BABYSITTER needed in w/NCR exper. pref'd. Ex· North American Correspon-Hol~. bu t a ereat oppor. Apply Mon lhru thurs 9am-
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' ?.teaa Verde School a:ea. 3 tensive kn 0 w Jed z e of dence Schools. Writt, Class· awaits the eager. Call 4pm. you sewing skill? t'ine
A Better Temporary Days a 1\ttk, &iris aa;es 8 COBOL pr 0 1 r a m m 1 n g ltled ad #M299, Oaily Pilot, l\.larion Mann, 8 3 3 -2 7 O O , FOUNTAIN VALLEY PUBLIC Relations l\.tan, 25 local firm will train you for Potdtlon Call p o Bo •=• Costa M C0~1MUNITY HOSPITAL · b G t n-• ._ mos. & 10 & U yrs. wlon line techniques & • • x .._, esa, DeMia Ii D@Mi.s Personnet to 30. Facile, fa.st writer a perm. JO • rea ~. URGENTLY W " 7 ..... lif 9262i """2 c-1 o 1noo Euclid at Warner S200 ~.· Tut's., ed. or eves .ut · bu1ineu acoountlJli l,}'Stems ..... · · Agency, -l\1lcni: son r, 9~1211 w/~rofessional editpr ial ex-· ·
MS-15-42 IL procedures. ESTIMATOR: Advanctment1_1_rvine-.·===,-.,=--penence on paper 0 r Call J ean BroY.11, 5fO.«l55 NEEDED BABYSITTER needed, Jive-& security as ust. mgr INVEST IN NURSE attendant, emergen-magazine. l\fust be delail O>fistal Agency
in or out. 5 Day \\"k. 3 Apply By March 10, 1972 esUmatlna: auto bod y YOUR FUTURE cy room exp. requiredp , part minded, extremely responsi-2i90 Harbor Bl al Ada.m9
children. lite h&kplli. Salary to Pel'80nnel Office damage. Fl ne s t new .time, wetk-ends. 1·3. enon. hie-, people o ri ented . Seamstreti -{2) • SecretarJes Open. 962-4%11. 3300 Newport Blvd. facilities&: comm +salary. JOB OPPORTUNITY nel OHi«. South Coast Resume to Robert Clay Pl lime 645-5839 • T T • tt35. BE YOUR OWN BOSSI Cout Catamaran needs am-Comm. H°'P-. so uth P.R. 160 C•ntennial. Tu.tin, SECRETARY --1. yp!SfS BABYSITIER, w .. kday•, 9 N<wport Beach, Cald. •• l i·b ' --· •~ 1311 A al .....,.. to old in Call Bob Wilson, 540-roSJ M.,, or Women bitlous youne men or 1 re-&.Al.6 ... na. ,""""' · n equ 92680. Some medical cxper. rtq'd. • Kerunch Oprs !?~ .. rd,,3 111~. 67 •• ~. 67 • .1..1:•s Coastal A,ency gt]aa boat buildanina.,.P1en1y
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'-""'v .... -.i~ -... 1 -·-~1me , 11 •-••I Est•te C•rffr Type60w.p.m.Sh80w.p.m. 0 7190 Harbor Bl at Adams y I 0 "•"'• av • w OVERSEAS • PB pendOFI BABYSITrER • My home EXEC. SEC'Y Lt••• A • low train. Inten>iews daily at MORE JOBS THAN PEOPLE New or experienced. Join the Apply Mon lhru ThW"I 9am· e Assemblers Bal. Pen., ?tlon. thru Fri. T•xl C•b 10 AM. Apply in person, skill,, le . company that's gro\vlng. If 4pm.
7:30 am.4:30 pm. Call a.ft 5. CONTROLLER No SH Nee. $600 33012 Calle Perfecto, s.JC. •Atill"gher-w•.!'°s •ressLo"'"'w•r you do not have a license. FOUNTAIN VALLEY Intf!'V\ewl.na: Ho~ 61;>-4465. Req\iired for bi.a1lneu doing Gl&mour job requ!tts poised Call for Appl 1 -~ check on ours. CO~f~fUNITY HOSPITAL t am-11 am I: lpm-4 "PTn -=.:;:_;.:_:_:;_ ______ I 5461311 KEYPUNCH 6penses e Tax benefits S49 17100 Euclid al. Warner BABYSJlTER • part timt. approx. $2 Million a year in & attractive individual who w • Free Transportation
Work whtn A where Day or night, reference•. defense:, commercial & In-ii tree: to trawJ & can Let )'our fingers do the walk· CALL .54J...CMS Real estate licensing course. 979·1211
you want! Baltio. Penln. arta. S15-8899 dustrtal. Electrical-electron-relate to people al all levels. Ask for Herman ing to the bank withe Service Guaranteed Full training program. l\fan· SECRETARY I bookkee,er Interim tc oriented public compall)'. Advance to administrative I='==~==~""===:! money you'll earn plush agemcnt opportunities. Mrs. "·anted. Shorthand. typing BABYSITTER wanted in my Reply to box, aut. Call Ann F 0 x,1From "Christmas Neckties" plush local co. Act now! Until employment accepted Jonf'S for inlonnaUon at & bookkeeping skills a Personnel Service C.M. home 11:30am-3:30pm. C}asaltled Ad No. 332 1 833-2700. Dennis &. Dennis to outgrown Levis-)"OU can Call Ann Fox, 833-2700. Den· 161~~~t~~:1~~
3
(7141 842·5581. must. Salary&: rours open. · I 771 W. 20th, C.M. car nee. 540-0062 a!t 4 clo Daily P ilot Peraonnel A&ency, 2 o 8 2 turn "trash to cash" in a nis k Dennis Ptrsonntl TARBELL REAL TORS Send resu~ to 546 s. Bay
7523 ~2592 BAKER. all around, exper. P. 0 . Box 1560 ~1ichelson Dr, lrvi!'lf'. DAILY PILOT cluJJ.fied ad Aeency, 3l32 Michelson Dr, A good want ad 1S a Kood REAL Estate Sa 1 es men . Front, Balboa. Island. Ca.IJ I•••••••••• I Trotter·s Bakery, 234 1'"orest Costa l\1eaa. Ca 92626 ENGINEER, South Oranit :-.:call;::_:W-:::;:~'6=78======1"'=ine=. ========ln=ve='""":::"'~;::;::;;;;;::;;; Openings in Costa ~lesa, be~·een 9-S, i\1·f', 673-7928 Appllcan"I! Al+., La&una Beach. County employer needs man _ Orange, &. New locations, SECRETARY
BAR l\taid, part t im e. CUSTO~IER SERytCE exper. in high pressure -$@\\4U~-/£~~S9 far energelic. aggreuive Real Estate & ThoroUihbred
"''anted at the Lotus Room, steam boiler operation A air salesmen with progressive Hone Invettments. N.B. Job Openings dress neatly w/J>l!nonallty. INSIDE SALES condltionina:. submit resume co. offertne tr a In i n 1 ouic.;. Xlnt, accurale t)'pist,
SIRVICI CENTER
AGENCY
345-9682 lnciudln• saiuy nisto111 Tht> Pmfe with the Buift./n ChucHe supervision, e<JWtr purchu. SH pre1. P•nonabl<, at-
requJrements to Clusl.fie<l , ill&' & parent co. financing tractive. Call for appt. BAJUlAID: No eXp. nee. Ap-
ply "-'ttkday1 10-6, Vikki's
Lounee. 1791% Newport
Blvd., C.l\I. • Administrative
, Office
!f General
CALL 557-2711
Or Stop In At
G62 Campus. Suite B-4
Newport Beaeh
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BE.F;-Lint" fashion.a nee:dA
\\'Omftl full or ptltime
v.-ork. \Ve train, ca. r
necessary. ~SSO a "''k.
636.{8(2 or SJS..5435.
BOOKKEEPER
Great opportunity with small
1 r o w I n 1 m1.11utacturiJlt::
company. Great boss pay•
fttt. Other ftt J 0 b s
available. To $TSO.
CallM~Harper.~
Ooulal Apney
" ASSIMBLERS" 2790 Ha11tor Bl ti Adams
PmD. A Tempnn> BOYS
A11emble electr i c· An 10-14 to dellver PlPM'S
Xidlanloal c1eY1oeo & sul> In tho Pana Poln~ S.. Oe-
_.,..,N..,_ Interpr•t menle m-tu.
a•••mblJdrawJna 1, DAILY PILOT
apodfleatloa """"· perts -lilt. l Yr. piw10ut e)e(tro BRIGHT Gal tor btluttf'llJ
' ~ aaeembb' espu. furniture ahowftlom. In THE
'Sold4l"tW tod>nlquel. CITY. Gd IYJ>Jna oktlla. Alto
TILONIC
INDUITlllll INC. .._....,,
knowlfdle of sentta.J ottlce
proctdun n.lpl\tl, CI I I
?.trs. Cowan tor appt.
Jl3S.13U.
CAFETERIA. EX P E R .
PART TIME. 5 llRS.
..._..s-**' '""'1991 ** J:4ual Qppar. __,_.,.. .ho .............. !!ll•la..EANING. stock . •
V-rtdeu --I }leftt dtll""Y1• f/dme. Musi be _. -. apt., .... neet l ,.. SL90 br lo •tart.
llM&.. ote. tine Dat1J Piiot S.. Huold. 493 E. 11th St.,
01""W Ad. c..MJ-
• •
ad No. 207 Dally Pilot. P .O. Oltcrftll09 6te 6 ~ ,_ a.ids. Call for appt. Stephen Smith 644-8422 Local maoof.acturer hu an Box l.S60, Costa Mesa, Ca. word ~ to maX. 6 M.l\f. LABORDE
excltin& openlns: for the 9~. ._,... ~ Pi1nt ""-'of Colwell Proptrties Ifie. SUPERVISION
pe:non who enjoys~ hu&o -~----~~-1-oca1~• .ach In its line, of 1q1K01. (714) ~1931 P11rkint n......retion1 tlf' &: bustle of a busy office. EXEC. Secretary .wr _.,....
Ability lo -oduct bu••-.. , church. Must be exper.. ; I ~ La.ra:e Newport Beach com·
over telephone a must. pe:rsona e, e n • p y, LARWIN REAL TY dlvidual lo supe•••• a 1·-· ..... u~ bl Ulcie: I Rt I I C E E S A R R.eal Ettate Sales merelal firm ia stekine in.
ncl I . • PO Box 15.16. Ne.,,.rt 11 ! I I j j • ·--•· Duties i ude ttce VU\&'. .... ~-· h Ca -3 Resale Div. o( Larwin Co. parking operatlon. Requires •nt-'..., orders a.s \\i!ll as oc-ac • .....,.. · ... ~ .. n....._kh t A H B ~1 "• "WINO .D1VU urs ve., · · 2 yn related exper. tn. t ivlng \\Tltten & verba.I EXPER FHA/VA female I I (TI4l 546-5411 (213) 592-.T.21 eluding some supttVisioh.
quotations. Inside aales ex· IOl.n proce1&0r w/& bu!)' of. P U B R A T OPPORTUNITY for t\\'O full hrmanenl position with f'X·
perience &: typing ability flee. Frlnee b t! n e f I t a · I j• I I I tin1e, experienced R e a I <.'@!lent corporate benefita.. tr
desired. 1 _:"4.:;6-:.-,-,109.:3:,. _______ 1 • • • _ _ _ • Est.alt Salesmen. Better yOu quality send resume or
FIBERGLASS molders than ave.rage commission, Jetter outlinin& quallfica·
Trainees & exp'd. All 3 I H A Y S I It I compahy paid major tionll A salary history to:
shifts. 1631 PlaCPntia, C.M. I I I r I me d I c a I . we ha v e Classified Ad No. 33S
Excellent location just oft eo:_.11 T' H • '°'""thing dlfierenl. Drop In c/o Daily Pilot Harbor • warner in Santa ,,, 1me out•11••p•r · l . • 5 D and talk it over. P. o. Box 1560 A""'·-•• M-· lodu>trial ive-•n or •y• -----,,,.;:-~ ·-Linde Isle I T O L U T E I The ponlicians In Wes~ ~ Coot. Mesa, c. 92621
Gaod lull time ,.i.ry, Close I I I j I· lng!on say they think thli Be the ollleW ,,...,.,. In S.rvtce station attendant Pt-
Apply lamll,y, "° small 'dillt!ftn, ._,_.._ .. _ _._._ .. _ _._,__,,buying power of the doh th•se ""'•'• new H.B. or-<ime, Ev.,_ I< wk .. ndo. Ex-
P•r-nel Dept. wanlt COmP&IJlonable hou• ~---,.....,-,.--. lar should be stabilized. ti"'•-u ,,,..,,, a bubbly ""· only, Neat. lnquitt 2590
PhoM 546-JUI l!llldoro~ Call 6J3.J343 tor Per30nally, we -think it type, ,,,. wW '°"" this ,..._ SIGN S.rvtce Electr<c!aD .l
keeptr wttb hlah ~ I ·r A II R I E I nithu.si<lc pl who can Newport Blvd. C.M.
=~~Interview. Bring I I I I I ' -should ""--..... Xln't benell!o. Call 567-6122, crane ......... NoUI Neon
I LSI• _ _ Ablpil Abbot P"-ntl 531-3374. S.A. . '
rou.. P/Tlme. mrmt. I -, 0 °"""'''" .... r!Nclle ~ Agtncy, 230 w. Warnu ~~.:,;.,,:,;;=~=~I .,,.., no .... n e c. p E E T U D by tllllno In ,.,. .....,. _. SUUe ~. S.A. S HIP PING/WAREHOUSE TRANSPORT ~,'~~6~m, Fuller _ 1 I~ j I 111 111 _you ~!:"'..::~.!~ R. E. SALESMAN ~~.=---"""qi:::':~ DYNAMICS GENERAL Duty RN, Deeded for active ne.w IMnt. will train clt&ncu.l
3131 w. S.,.r1trom
$11111 .....
Eqtla1 Oppnr. Employer
M/F
~~:~:1:~. :;!a~ 95£1-r ·r r I' t~ r f r r r r f E&:~m• ~;~~ ~:;im,. ~ ~ ::": ~
ornce, South Cout Comm. 1 I j '42-6591 Coulal At.tncy
HOii!. So. Lqune. m-uu. .er=-I I j J I_ I j 1-., l49E. Bl'oadway,'CM 2790Harbor8la1Adol!Ul
All; equal opporlunif¥ emplr. ·-- - - -Vaeaneits cost money! Jttnl Pus a little "bX' fn 1'DUt
"Howard". wheri
Loot """"'blos' place .,. 1d! sc;uM.u:rs ~NSWDS IN CWSIFICATION IOO
)"()\lJ' bou.te, apt., atore Le\11 -If.II t'-8 baublu
bldl .. tie. thru • Ot.113 Pilot for "budl:a". Cal "'"hd Clau-Ad. ec.stlll.
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DAILY PILOT 8 ~
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' 1.:r. 1 W ~ •• u & 3 Llne1, 2 Times, $2.00 ~. ,
10
Trodora, fr:J M
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''"' P •m-,.., F 710 Antiques .•Antiques IOO Ml-II•-• 111 Plono1/0r1•n1/ 116 1••••••••• -. IJ4 lloii1, Sllp0/,Dockl
'• SR. SECRETARY Jo;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;ii,~;;;;;:;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;1::=:,::=:...-..:..: MAJOR BRAND ORGANS FREE. fr~k>· P"PPY. 6 mos. --------
Jo)'om $3$ tnc. Allt"1. c:onn • old. Gd \l"/('hlldttn. PaM AJCC Pood~ Puppl~. black
Hammond • \Vurlltlt•'. etc. ".olf/Au.sl. S h r p h,. rd , &: brown lemll•, c ti • m p ~:no~~ a r p 1 lc hord1 It ~~ond puppy laoki~ 8=~7~~~ .. niak It
GOULD MUSIC CO. for_ Uvt'-in job \\'/)Ullll; f e n1. Barkl<,,.OdorleM.
3)15 No. M1dn, S.A. t.ilildttn. 551~ Evt's ,\-"-'knd1 MO-t996.
547a0681 ** Since 1911 FREE pups. mix@d bn.'{_'tl, l Yorkie pUpples, AKC. PRE· TAX SALE F. 3 M .. 11 \\'kl old, 2 blk. 2 Vt'l')' tiny feim11l•1. 3 t.b.
bl.k/wh1. S.17-l'rn. slud se:rvice '* 891-9719 •
2 Beautiful Jonghail'f'd \Vhltr F'OR SALE regislerflf !dlvt>r
fluffy fcnutle11 (abt 1 yr .) toy Poodtr puppiei;. s.JC.
IK'l'.'d hom~ 546--4178. 493-4668
2 J)nrhne black poodlr11. 7
DOCK Tie Up. Privll. 110
min. S.U prtf. \\'tr/tJtc.
301: E. Ed&ewtiter. Bal l -
&n-2866.
20' Viklna:. Cius d oop, good
t'Ond. SU'.IO or off~r.
6Th-Jm
SAlL Boat !ilips avail. Up to
~', NC\\'l)Ort Be a l' h .
S13-2'lM.
SLIPS, Ul'.42'. F'int>sl in Npl
Harbor. Beiol fac il. Frer
parking. 673--!711 Hll 10pni. -------M.S.I. OATA CORP
1381 FW!er Ave, Co111a :O.lesa ,
_C_alif. (714 \ 5-M)..{ifiOO An
~ual opportunlly rn1ploytr.
OLO ENGLISH ANTIQUES
I
Partial !isling: English China -150 pitcher
& bowl sets • 200 potties -100 tea sets -100
I Pets and Supplies ~)[EJ ;;;;:.n~:· Very rt'a80lll.blC'. [ __ T"_"-' __ '_'"_" _ _,]{rlJ) Horses·------l~S"6 _ .
Ship/ Fund Clerk
. \Just be xln't lyp1s1
\\" n1ort"agc expcrl1'n1•r
FHA-VA Loan Proc:
Should have 2 yrs exp.
.,.. Bill ing Clerk
Postin.:, heavy d<'la il.
Exec. Secretary
Top skill s
, NIGUEL
.".Personnel Agency
'27635 Forbes Rd,
Laguna Niguel
131-1477
···'!" !!!!!!""~!!!!!!!!!!!! ..... 1 ,Secretarial
LEGAL TO $700
1 Fee Paid
Ehort on hours 9am-5p1n &
pair fine carved candle stick s. G real pub
tables, marble top "'ash stands. 111ant1c·
clocks, wall clocks, Grandfath er clocks (c-
1860!, 8' Welsh cabinet fc-1850 ), Roll lop
desks, hall trees, sideboards, curio cabinets,
shaving stands, barometers, iron & brass
beds, chairs, table, wardrobes, armoires,
blanket chests (c-1830 ), pictures, etc, etc,
etc.
ATTENTION DEALERS & . DECORATORS HOME Freezer 500 lb. 15 cu
fl .. perfect ! .$9j, Por! se11·-
ing mach. needs t'('pair, $.i
833-2938. Jon& on benefils. Calilornia /J f ' /1
exper. ht'!ptul. but nor _.hlndrl?a .1 _.hl-1i /iatte~ EL PAJPO 4S" h:ne(' machine
lteeess. for these J r. -p ~w·f board. E.'\Ct'llt'.'nt 1·nn-
aJU10Ciatrs. Great pay. 1\l!IO '> dition $?,()-includl's FREE }~ee Jobs. Call Lynn Todd. 2380 Newport Blvd., C.M. 6454870 sn1all £1ZC shorty \le\ suit.
HAJ\1:\otOND L 100 Splnr!-
Perf. <.~nd, i;eldom usecl.
:l.loving-n1usr !UI('. ar S~2j.
Bench & 111u sic i n c I ,
96.~7~67.
PRIVA1'~c: ~P~A~R~T=\~' ~,~,.~.~~N=T~
TO RU\' P(Al\0 FOR
C1\Sll . .\t-r-ms. ----8.13-2700. Dennis & Dennis 1.., _______ "!'~---------.,J G4+-0.l77. p J r ---------LUO\\'JG Piano $:/~JO or n1;ikr crsonoc AJency. 2 D 8 2 Antiques IOO Furniture 110 '6.1 r o1'11 100 P. U. Chain ofl«l'.
:Uichelson Drive, l!viilt'. If JI t I I llll\.\'S-ome Ir oo s, e cc.
SECRET ARY SCRAM-LETS l ROOM GROUP M"''· ~"'I"'· nu•\ 655 130 Sporting Goods
Pets, General ISO PIPE <'Orrals. \l'r fr"cl xra in
,t· ha,,. Nr 11 rf'nl1tl horst"~ .
'l'Al.k'.lr\(; PET P AHROT ! t!XX) 111·1·r~ l'i<hni:: SJWh'<".
1'•l hr!J:"hli'n )OUr \IOl'ld IV1,11trr~ $.-\1 1111'. Rt'<hl'OOO'I
:1.-,;.2:,~s S111hlf"~. 20:!SG J.a.i::u1111 <'rn
Dogs
~:-.:AUZER pupii. Sturi
854 . Rct ._La_Jl:'na_R1·h. 494-fllfl:t _
Rl-:G. AQllA ~ho11· nuu.-.
Has 11·011 ovrr 70 troph,Ys J.·
I~ 1·1hbontc 111 9 n1o·tc of
l!hov.•1ng. \\'ill i;r ll for $5000.
54;}..3989 Ask for Elalnt".
i;c1• ir<>. J:rooming, t~rn1~.
' ·~· BPuu. Irish Setter pups An:C.
1'henderin lines.· $125. 1 ~SU~SAN=~sm~;th~,,,..a7bJ~.,-,~Bo~.,,.~.
897-9995. ing training & IPssons. Co11ta
IRlSH SETTERS "'"' 549-1953.
AKC reg. Males only, HUNT coat, ladles $30.
84EN994 Brr.f'Ches, ladif!I $15. \\'t'sl.
B E A UT I F U L loveable hat $4. 646-7528.
Gern1an ~ephf"rd puppies.. BAY Gelding-\V~stt>rn, &d for
'fhoroughbred. !>46--3219. ch\ldrPn, bes! oftrr. Call
3 DARL ING 6 Y.'ttk old 5'16-94112.
t'O('k<i poo..:;, $10 & S I 5.
fi·12--4i;Jft. J:l>\-:1.'t"li aftrr 6.
Tor P..x:Kl!r:-; tor salc~9-"k.".
olr!. s1l1·rr, 1· ha nl p 11 J? n f"
bi.-~r. $:"i0. :..t&-'i!l:iO
°RAR!'.: Blu-;-;(: h 1h 1-,.-,,..'"-,-.
r(!tis, 3 nio"s, al shot11. (."Rn-
yon Prt ~lolrl. 5.11-li06.
REGIS, Thorobl"Pd Chrstnut.
9 yrs old, gd rh ..;pos111on. hRi.
sht>11·11. 67.-~!(l(j(l.
{ Bolt• and Merine Equipment I~ l\'ewport Beach lirni set>kl; ALL NEW Darrell St . C)t.
Aecretary w/min. or 3 years ANSWERS FURNITUR.E SAi\tSONITE matching EI. PA IPO 48.. Kn f" f! AKITA pups, rare Imperial
office expt'r. Typing 70 gage 4 piece $2J. machirlf' surf boa.rel. Ex-dogii of ,Japa,Q.
consisting of 8 TX" bedroom 540-20:>.1. cC'ltent condil ion. S.iO .. in-* * 548-78.').I * •
lug-
Call 900
\v.p.m. SH so+. lndivlduaJ Creast'-Abrupt-Vanish-group, 7 pc livi ng room 1-~---~-~--COCKERS.AK_C_ select~ will be self starter, Outlet _ \VatU '-Depute_ &rol1P & 5 pc dining set. 14" Boa! & tilt trailer cludC's: f'REE _small SizC'
w J 11 in g t 0 ac c ept RESURRECI'ED &th perfect condilion shorty \l.'f'I suit. 644--0577. * 828-8344 *
~sponsibllity I:_ "'Ork in-. . . . . ALL FOR $299. e 968-8011 e SKIS. Attenhoffc r <S1vii;!1 DARLING POODLE PUP.PY
1 dt!pendently. >..1nt co . The politici~ m Wuhi~g-Po'A-·er Sprayer, 110 gal. Davo!i\ 20j, ioes. bindings, 8 \VEEKS OLD. 642-4818,
l·bencUL's. s a I a r y com-ton say they think the buying TERMS.ALSO trailer mounted. S17i i\1 & T pants. poles S85 l\1usl 534-388~ after 6.
1• fucnsurate w/expcr. po1verof the dollar should be 64&-9256 Seit 646-lj..\(),~~-"7~ CALL for starting date on
_1]' AUen Boat \\·Ith 40 HP
outboard & tra!ler 1vith
"'inch u;il. Free \\'Ith
purchase, 60 HP 0111board,
needs repair. 531-7~
SPORTLINER Hr Bo a f •
Johnson
Aircraft 915 ----1'a1ldrajti;l'r QI' l'n··~··le
Ynur ('hOil'f' 11t
DIAMOND AVIATION
l.('11\ t'nst t'l~u 1i:
Shnt••nl Pl:111 /\\n1lablc
• 540-1 ~:tl ..
Camper,, Sale/Rent 920
'72 GMC Truck,
Camper
BRAND ne"• 1972 Gl\1C ~~
ton P .U. Fully taclol')I equl~
ped i~Juding P. sleerinsr.
gauges, radio, heatrr. V8
engine plus beautiful 8' !:ah
ovt>r camp4'r !ha! slC'eps six.
Srri111 No. TCE1423.">068J9,
WAS $5031.23
SAVE $1164.21
NOW $3899.00
+ 1a \. 111·., •h'<' !rt•
Bill BARR¥
PONTIAC·GMC ·FIAT
I \i;t S1 , at ~A. ~·r,1 y. I
200 E. 1s1 SI., Sanht A1111
!6.11·1000
*FREE SHOW*
l'~EATURING : 4 STAR,
VACATIONF.ER -':
\VE EKENDER
Scott's Campers
914 1111.rbor Bl\'d.
Snnla Ana C•ll 644-3258 slabiU.ie_d. Personally, 1\·e LAY·AWAY PLAN BURL\VOOD. TABLE 1'0PS ROSSIGNOL Ski!! 11·/Markrr n<>11' classes 11011' fom1ing.
-SERVICE St&tion Salesman, think it should be RESUR-UNFINISHED $40 & $6j bindings. $75. Ch ild's skis & Puppil's 2-5 nio's. Novice
Co1:er & top. jJ
motor & trailer
646-29~6.
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OPEN SUNDAYS
Buy , Sell, TraM -·-C'.ootlyt•ar Polygla1111 mem&
All s.!1e1, low prices. LI0"15
-S29.~ + ft>I Sl .76. HxlO
Polished n1ag11 $29.50. JU
Jal'ke!'ie S.'W.SO pr. Bridae-
stnne Raclrui: TiN"s, Racine
Sl1rktc & Tn(l ytc,
l :-.'Trt()J)l;<·1~<; thr 111naiina
n il l lli<'r).:IA!i!I I'(\ Ill p . (''
11'il\t•I 1ra1l <"r. "Thr mini
!'.II' Hlllll'hlll) or 1hr Yf'IU'."
·r,,11J:?111· y,·ri~lu -;.-. lb<, Rlo1'f'
111 1o:ara~1·. ti ff 6 111
ln•1ulr110111, h11ul11 I b~ a tl)
flll P•IL'I or •'lll11jHll'I, 0111~
1::1,· 111 lrn~tl 1. ~¥ at r \
t·lu~i\ 1• li('Hll'L' f11r btsrh
ar~·a 1·1t lf'~ . e J1~1 SL.EMONS lMPORTS
2201 SO. i\tAIN SANT A AN A
557~·12 OPEN SUN .
'68 Field and Stream
16' Trnvel Trnilrr, ~leepa 6.
Ire Box, Stovr, In \lt'ry r.ood
t.:Ond11ion. Sa«riflc••• $79j,
11·1!1 t'Ontcicirr ll'hllr.
!Mf>-:\242 tl11.yii:, 5a7-"540 tit $
• I ARISTOCR-AT_S __
e NJ-:\\'P0R1'S e AUT0·?<.1ATE~
Al:-IO, M'l'f'l'lll 11~1 S:\9;"1 I: up
\\'ORSl·IAl\f TRAll.1':R SAl .• t:S
2709 \V. 17th S1rre1
S&nta Ana t714l a.;u.2S9;.l
'72 NOMAOS
14' lo 30'
Shop .6. Con1parel
Scotts C.mpt'rs
!=125 11arbor Blvd
Santi• Ana , Callr.
\\'ANT to buy approx. 20'
11'8.ller, not ovt>r $1500. ).tr.
F'ISP!le, 494.-6848.
NP..I ROD Camriot. 1 a I e
n1odrl, 1lePp~ ti. l~ C'Olld.
exp. prefd. Day/Evl', full 1R_E_CT_E_D:.·c______ TRADERS ___ ._':'"-_94_S_2_e __ ~po=l'='=·=S=l2=. ~61,..:l--0_,1'"!". _,,...7 ~.::::~ ! ~ n c~o~~s torKr~!!~~: 0 '&p/lin1e.ApplyShel! 17th ALL De . GI Sho FURNITURE ATT E;NTION L i t t le SURFBOARt>: "Bing" ' ;i.1&-
16' O/B, llbcrglass hull,
mahog top. uphols. 60 hp,
·rrenf' T1·!r. Si50 1":i l11r,
1965 r·Orn i!..i. Ton Chassi.~
m o u n t f' cl O!>f'n Rnurl
Ca111prr. flare slich11_1; i::la!i-.~
rear 0001· n1o<lt'I. Nru· suJ)<'r
sinJ(lt> lirt's--nr11· 3.~ ('flRlllt',
Sl11111f'1'. tnlll'I. rn·:<h 11 111rr,
hn1 ,(: •'Old. ;x,7.~:i0::.
&:'17-l.'Ul7 -=--~='·~ TH.AVEL 1'1·ailf'r. l 9S
1 ' & Irvine NB ' · pression ass 1"' 202 N BroadWay S A Leaguers! Baseball pitchin1t $35. FI NS: Duck F'eet, lrg. ' · O!JS!l.
' • &: Sale, March 4 & 5 Sat. 10--' • • h. f 1 ~ •3. 642-0555. OBEDI~CE clas.ot lo start ~ORT Order COC!k 11·anted, S, Sun. la.6 'at Cosmic Age 835-1:'.0ri OpC'n 7 Days ~!: .. ,~~. or sa f", f•J. .. -h ...,,,.. "'"'"' in !hr Nr11·J>CU'\ Bt-ach. must ave. good references. Lodgf' 1717 s. Jlarbor Blvd, 4 SO FAS. xtra lrg r('('lin<"r, ---------St~re, Re1tauranT, Irvin\> area. \\'<>d. i\farch 2'1.
, 620 Ave. Pico, San Clemente An ah r i m ( next t 0 \\TOUgh! iron chairs & n1orl'. MECHANICS tools : almost Ba r a 7:30 pm. 01>"11 to all ~~ STOP SMOKING The Easy Disneylandl. '.\.1nl rond. 64fr5154 nt'1v·big top chest, i" C.T. 132
6~26. -------TRA E :;o· l\rt(•h. :>.:lnl <:ond.
N.B. tilip Nr rquil'. Molor
llon1e. Call lii3-:m =~"'---~~-~~ · 1 I I ~ d · _, over 5 mos. 546-4928. ·-Way&earn SlOO.SlOOO&mo. M'D & sqr Oak tabl6 & NEAR new, fro m bl'au11ful ~mpac wang E' a' misc l Co1np. sink. bar stool~. GREAT D a ne AK C \\'ANTED: Ro~ton \\'hl!.lf"r,
892-4213. chairs chests. dressers, home, TuftM sofa $235. 2 llem!I. 962-32?9 !lil ainles.11 Stf!f'I Ice CN'AITI t'nl(tne l 1railer. 714 : ,. · :r;yrup disp. F-fryl'r, (•a:i;h regis!Pred ouL.;tandtng sho"' !'ll.~951 STOP Smoking the easy "·ay commode's, se1ving mach &: l:nd lb1.~. S4:i ea.: labl<' Miscellaneous quality. 1 ~~ yr old lo'a14•n 1 ~,,..,.,,-=,.,,;::-----
k earn $100-1000/mo. 14·/o miSC' items. 54S.l995. lamp!li $l0 10 S30. Chaist' $.'l."i. Wanted 120 re~. -ke machine, <'tl'. n1ale. :\lust sell for $2:'il. to Boats/ Marine
Int f · i t•hair.'i S\4;) t'a . Sn1all Ibis. .._, 4!t3-4319. 1 er emng \\'/present job PR. of antiq Victorian chrs, r ighl pa rry. 968-9464 . Equip.
'69 t'orfi Va~Fibf'r!{l atcs lop
('arn J)l'r, U kf" IW'Y.'' ~lf't'f}i.
<I VaC"lory 11·arran1y. Sl•lf
1'0ntaln<'ll. ~ 11 1:•!14
C'Jri;ica Pl, ;\.lf"M Vrnlr .
A ~king $34;,c), Di<y~ 979-ll070
1-:ve 5-~1743_. ____ _
l'"Smokf!.rt product. 892-4213 orig. uphoL tapestry. Pr an-SlOea. Prh'. party. 644-1>71: \\'ANTED lln eonsignrnent C •1 IN AW ARE , platr!I, -IRISH-SETTER-S
I SOFA l h I t I d. · & plaUers, desserts. AIM 1'.lix-ALIAYS TOP tiq. ':" glass amp bases. , p wi vc vc , never a 1rs spnng sun1mer us-4 wks old. Avail. 3,18. ~
I G'• __ T 534--0lcl--. ~ _ , used $140. A.lat c hing ed clothing, 1.-ur!, bAgs, ~·~r~.~64~;.~7~8811~.~~~~~ poail lakeq ~ Show !-~ m TDIPOlllY * ANTIQUE SOFA, $15.5. loveseal S!IO. HI-back chair small antiqUf"S. Must be in QuaJI~. AKCOuunplon u~
'67 Ford ~. 1011 canil)('r 25' Un!Oile S.S. Ir D. r. com-.«Pf!cial wltt'ardrop 8 1, •
passes. Elcc. head 215 hp, am.f»~Gd ·oond. Iola all
just .'5500 C... ~llNM~-~~··!!.-··~-c.;_.:..= fir Best ofrer. 962-8~.__ ::' rm. Jo'OR SALE 1971 l''ord
Fin!ball, Hi". $700. Ul9
Plii ct'nlll\, C'.L\f. M6-307K.
-Nll\l lt.OD-TriAILt:R $200
:r.m Aral U., Eattbluff, NB
8-turriay k Sunday.
Auto Sarvlce, Parts Mt
1MO Jo'ord 1i;1rh1 Sl-$%l. 19:\5
rhassl11 \\'Llh rear «nd.
Stet>rlng 1111 embt y '1
hydraullc hrakt1 Sl5. Mere.
f':Jhead t i:>. ~
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each. 962--0679 aft g pm. 1 __ AUllNllENTS * ~!atching chair W . $&.i. Cocktail tables $.15 ea. 1ninr cond. Nice clirntele. [ ]~ 646_4519.
1 , ~ S. & rathtw toHr li44-*Y79 Sat. le SUn. Lamps $20 ea. 538-628l. Call Rags To Riches, 28;; E. Merchandise ~ STANDARD Schnauzers -
'1 ~-Y .... MtlMyo.61. \VANTED to buy, 1968 MEDITI' blue/grn velvf!tcen Main. Tustin. 544-9311. ~-------Champ s ired. 8 v.•ks old.
Nefffever. 211ZDaPCNrt SwedishRorstrands sofa & Joveseat, carved \\.'ANTED to buy 1968.I•••••••••• Black/salt/pepper. Ex l
t:Drh'e,lrYIM. W·12'5 Christmas Plate. 644-4687. arms & sides. TV, needs g ,ved ls hRor s t rands TV, R•dio, HiFi, l\'Rtch dog~. Uncondl!ionally
/\1ARTEC folding prop CruiMirf! Super Van !°amp-
16x10 • S13S. d er. 12,000 1ni., xlnt t.'On , • 673--0194 * 493.3006,
Buts, Power , '===~--~=-l'e'pair, OUer. 646-4750. Christmas Plate, 644--4687. 36 74 ! TYPIST $125 wk Rockers, Chinese, spin. whl. 1 bl & 3 Stareo 1 guar. 645--05 · 20~t· Inboard outboard on
) ·Wowi What fl '\\'8Y to start. Hall trees. Piano stools. Call For Sae: uc grn pc Mu1ical Instruments n2 1972 ZENITH RC A • SHERRY'S POODLES • trailer, sleeps 4, marine SISO,
CAMPER SHELL
W/BOOT
642-1712.
1 comer group. Like new. SSS. Ir EASTER PUPPY SALE! head. si nk etc. S'total" 4
'62 Buick V.S ..... ilum. ·
head, 411,000 ml. Incl auto
tran1. Run cond. 644-1.102.
\VANTED: A pair of cylinder
head& .!or Corvalr enctnr..
:;)!-.
_ Your numbll' fingers can blv.'11 11 AM-4 PM fi.45-1416. 548-5745. ROGERS D)'llasonic Snare Televisions al trrmendous
dance all day In thl11 dt"@1lm
112
drum gianl, stand. sticks, savings thru March Sth. 13uy S50. & Up. ALL COl.pRS. yn, You claim. ~. value Cycles; Bikes,
Scooters 925 ,rporiiltion. Great co. benefits. Applianca I02 Garage s.1. brushes, carrying ca~. All them ln II box & del i\'el' !>46-2848. for $2500. 646-_20_3_'~~-
·Call Lynn Todd. 833-2700,1----------new Sl75. List $225. Pvt pr-)'Ourss-U ror thr lowest LABRADOR R,el . & GreAt 24' F.tntasy Sport f \1hf!r "71 HARLEY DAVIDSON
Dennis & Dennis Personnel RECOND. Appliances & KlNGSlZE hf'ti, TV, barbe-ly. 644--i0l5. prices a ny11·hcrc 11.1 anytin1f'. Dane puppie!<. 1-t & F. 111.ndt>m v.·heel trlr, 5'ps 4. Full Dre~ot
Agency, 2082 Michelson Dr. TV's, guar. & de I v' d . qUe table, misc. items. Sall -L~E-B_LAl_'·c·--P--F---. No srt priN' morC' tha n S2i M a r I i n c r" s t Kennels, H<'ad. SIS l'lld io. depth * :.4&-3184 *
I lrvine. Dunlap's. 1815 New po r I &. Sun 609~ ~larguerite N Pie ountain ov<>r cost & many \\i ll go 546-0989. findC'r, t:iO }IP 1/0 0;\1C. •7l SUzuki 500 cc. 7!XXI mt.
'!'YP!ST·. How abo"t •-·k•·ng BJvd., C.M. 548--1180. 0:1:\f. Ai1 day. n ...... ains! · model i,?ld ~eyed . clarinet for as little as cost + $10. $4j00. ~8-6~. ,,. .._.. Ile\.\" $495. Li.st pnce $600. OLD English Sheepdog pu~ 7'--.,.-,.,,-Xlnt cond. DESPERATE!
in the large modern oUice GAFFERS &: Sattler gas TOYS 50c rurnitw"e S2-SIO Pvt~ 644--&l35. t ·inancing & extras avail. if pies. Of A certitied parents. 18' CENTURY Inboard. Like SacrUlce $650. 494-3193.
of one of the countries avocado counter top stove, Kilchcn\\'ant Sl~. Paint 50c · ri e,. Ired· 19" Zenith 242 C. 19th St, rear house, new, Glaai;. n·, hp. 126 hni. ,70 BULTACO I 2S CC
,,;:"0'1. !''."C'· l .,7_2337 · SlOO. 20012 Acacia SI. oU ABC Color TV, 9021 AUanla , .._ "" _,., uo ....... I, tareest f i nan cia l in-Jess than one year old $35. sp""v $!-1. Odds SI &up Dn.unset&cymbol~complete Chromocolor fron1 1 36 5. Ci\1. See 111 Balbo11 Bay Club. fn,n>a•. ,-nd. ,_ ~•J'8
• stltutions, Fine young boSI!:. 833-1978 .una 1no1s. .. ..., ~,,,. Dr. S.A. H••ts. AKC Yorkshire, TC' r r i er , $4,000. Owner. MS.-2479 . . .,~ ~:,,:.~==~~-~ " 5'' Huntington Beach, 968-3329 '71 Kaw•1akl 175 ..,.,.,, COPPERTONE Hot p o i nt p AT J 0 Sa I e · 4 5 O 1 male, 2 ~old. S7:l. FrmaJe LYi\1AN Harbor LAunf'h 14'.
Call Joan 1.-tarlin, ~ built in dishv.•asher. Works · * FENDER SHOWMAN* RCA Victor 21" Color TV on 12 wks $Jj(). All shots. Graymarinr _ 8 <.·utie: Gd t-'Ond $425 839-7777
I Coastal Ag bedDon:h.,ester. C~Mal2 ~rr 15" Speaker S225. Dave. Walnut Ca binet. XI n t 5 5-..0 St' -ency fine. S40. 546-2763 s s, mens um '";" S4:>-<X>3J or 896-2470• 8 to 5 Cond. S200. 673-6824 or Bus. 549-1314. S1 250. Call 64;>-8845 4 to 7 .--1ngray
ZT90 Harbor Bl at Adams • WHIRLPOOL-KENMORE clubs, pool clean equip, MIN. Schnauz<'r.. top quality pm. S40. * 673-0194
J TELEPHONE Sales. Top rpr. man has washers/dry-dresM!r, bar stools, teak 1_Pm_. ----=---645-0566. mRles, 8 wk!., t black, J 50' Chris tri-cabin EXPERT Motorcycle repe.ir. I coouni&slon1 and bonus. Ap. en:, sets-546-5218: 839-7620. desk. bumper pool, emc NEW Leblanc Al ":irt m~el C.Omb, Hi-Fi & record player salt & pepper. AKC rec. Ch. Xlnt cond. $31,000. Any makr. work ruaran-
ply tn peI'IOn ,between 9.00 * WASHER & elec. dryer, Britannica, e I e c I r o I u >: tsni475mpc1Pvt ~ty· ,,~~-,,Fee Good cond642. S35534. 1 Jin!?, 646-6385. Ov.•ner, 498-2238 Iced, tree estimates. From 9 l and 12:00 noon at 8381 Bolsa . . . di L.k Bargains. 673-9474 · ..-.-· ~ -to 5 Mon thru f'rl. Conlacl I A Mid C·ty Frig1d&1re cust. x. l e FENDER 4 1 lf:'ct . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii POODLE, 7 wks., female, OWENS Sports Fisher, 211'. 6.._.,._ <'8 venue, wa:y 1 -new. $170. tor both. 673-6635. '69 Chev truck/11 ft Holiday oc ave e ronic ehampagne. $75. 1 AKC. Many features, Oy bridgt", Jim Berry, ..,.,.,..,
Camper. 4 motorcycles. portable comOO _piano. $300. !136--6325. head . 642-&108 aft 5 pm. Newport Blvd, N.B.
TELLER
COMM. Coin-0p Speed Queen
\\•Uher $75 &: \Ves1 inghousc
dryer $50. Pvt. pty 548-BOal.
Trombone.El ec lr i c Pvl Ptyfi.14-«13:>. f'rnto You lfl IRISH Setter pups AKC -34'CRUISER -196$1f~11.irliner '71HONDA750 Kl
t y pe w r i Irr. Ad ding CLEVELAND Clarinet l yr ~------' Dual champ lint". S 7 5 . too many xtrs 10 list'. 6000 mi. like nu $1200
machinf'. ~1isc. 546--0318. old, Likr ne\\' $135. 3 L•'nos, ., Tlmoi, $".00 1~ ,~1 o":l-U« Dana Yacht Sale!! 496-444:> --::~':;.'":o''c-'c:~-;nd;c._m.7'::.:.82ll0:..c,--,-'1 HOOVER Spin Dry 1vasher. 1174 Augusta, Di 847-3444 • " up ;,u,-,-,,.,., · or N. • 7
Al I .d I f " ma.II AKC "'''' Yo•ksh;-Te-;er •·-ts, Soll -.. LONELY wife fol'Cf!s Mtlf!, ~-m·-· .. 1 Bank Ex...,.rience mos ne_w, 1 ea o. 5 EVERYTIIING t "L •• gu. YVT 971 CZ d i b.k .....,1u Col'-.. ~ $85 546-5277 mus i o . Office Furniture/ puppy, Shcl\v q u a 1 1 t Y -I lfiO rt I ~. nevt"r
.,,. g ·months _,,·.-• K',"nm"0·_ r:...A.. · S50. GFara1ge 1& .... ~use dsa l1•.,13IO Equip. 124 r.51Upamsi::,u::~eporyo~4 fe~ oall~ 644----042:-i SPRING SPECIAL raced. fl,5(M~>A" lnve11~nt. • ~ . -.. • = •"" ..,.,,.,. ern ea , """ron.a e 1• ar • 1----------Coronado 23 Demo, savl' $500 Asking St"il. ,,_._>J~-"'~:;,· ~-
: Kenmore '!.c,as ,..,,,..her K). Sat & Sun, 9-5. \VALJ\'lM' desks. 60" wide. ~7·,,Good,·1. c 0 mp an i 0 n ' AKC ?<.tinla ture poodle pup~. 00\\', Re re•dy lor Spring '70 BSA 441 rP Shape
I ' 213: 674-4660 o•........u<U GIGANTIC garage s a I e . 48" r ight -left hand return. "" ...., l st shols, v.·ormcd. shov. Sai ling! $450. • 642_7968 Eve••u+i.ing -s! 2 3 9 3 6 office chain. Llke new. 1 MALE. 1 fem. Lovely quality. 5>13-2'13!l or 542-8Cfa7. Pacific P11s•"• Y acht1 •!!!!!I!'!'!'~~~~!!!.,. F "tu 110 .,,.... ·-" -Uled '71 Suzuki SO) urnl re · Tust in Ave .• N'pt Beach. Reasonable! 644--0532. silver German S hep. SEVEN 6 "'" old puppif"ll. 2912 W. Coat! J Ua:tiw~
l WAITERS Sun. ID-4 pedigree, approx. 8 mo. blk &: 1••hl. Lab. mixture. s;i N~·port Beech • 646-5.m 1000 mi's * Good cond :1 Exper. Oriental or Polynes-~fAPLE table. 4 chain2 $30, 1 J_o_w_o_l~ry------1~151P_i_•_n_•_•f_o_r1_•_n_• __ .,11_6 531-1 766. each. l.Jj...J6th SI. 01. CORONADO 27 I mm a c * * 67l--4070 • * ·~tan preferred. 21 or avrr. Boston rocker, llO. pc. USED Kimball Spinet P iano. ••To Oood llomr -3 Black i\1 1NJ Doxie pup11, AKC. blJ< Inboard 1'1 yr old extra '71 Kawasaki 500• Best offer I Cal1 Don Thf! Beachcomber. nagahyde sectional, $35. DTAlMOND l k -~ nd·t· Kltlens. 6 \\·ks. o Id . & bnvn fema!C', brwn 1nale dei""" •'ntrr kn o ! me.! t> r takeii. Limited U!ll', ~· bei"wn •pm I: 6pm. 675-0900. Recliner. 54()..4103. an.I f-.o, 6 """' co 1 ion. "~ ("II t nd 962-12!l-t
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General . HO
*ft WANTED**
Older aulO neecUni
"'Ork. CASH 121--9'280
Antlquo1/Clo11lu 9P
·53 Chrysler. Res lore thll
rare ont, Beautiful Interior,
96>-4294.
Antiques/ Clo11lc1
'67 TrBIRD: 2 Iopa.
~nslne I paint. Sl~-
615--3428 -
•57 Vet. J..oy,· mUPs, both
1op1. lJkf! new, Call after 6
pm, 536-8614.
95'
DUNE buggy, Ponche erw,,
lotA ol chrome. S l 0 0 O,
673--1150
Truck&
'68 Cl5 JEEP
Factory Ptrklnlf die.It'! tit-
rlne, 4 speed tnn11mlasilXI,
P.T.0 . winch. work read)',
tVZC36!1J.
$2495 I value $900. DI.Ai'1:0ND 25 546--419$ Adorable. 962-0i9:1. $75, 5..i7-560-J. Many x !ra~. i\1Akr offer <.' ('n co · ·
· WAITRESS LOUIS xrv co"'h & couee •"· sss. v''"' S3 oo .I-;;:===::;::::::;::::::;:;:::::;..!,::;;;:::=;:=::::;:;::::;::;:::.!.::;;:::::::;=:::;;::::=== OM! &14-<1676. ,..e_1•,..ct,,_r,..1_c,.c"'•,."....,.~-'..,30 ROY CARVER Inc. l 'Es~~~~=~V~~,s~'7;. ~~a~;t 01~~~~· 1~~~s'. ~~f:0~~. ~~A~f6~oss~f CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWER1 c•-,TI"'i"i"sr"L"E'°".-,17"'."'N,-'o-. ..,1"'94. ELECTRIC CM. Xl nl cond. :m25 H&rbor Blvd,
" 6~ •707 FibC'l"ilD~!I llll wood, v.·/trlr. Ntw lop & cur1a ln. Charger, CoAla Mesa 54s.4U4 _., NB, 646-4202. , .:.::'~:..:::::.:·---=~-tremendous value, 50'10-60% n.~ -aln'. ! 67~ "A"". ~ 1-r:w:i • ., .....-~ S295. 847--6482 alt 6pm.
'WAITER or Exper. \Va.itreu REFRIG, Phil.· co $60 •• 2 "'· lov.·er than wholnale. Al.SO ,,-------~-~--~-= '61 GMC Plc:kup
E G b nd TifISTLE day -Sall or rRCf'-"M t H ••• 1 lor Dining: Room, Hotel La-na11&h. 5eehonel, $9J, Din \V ODIN a l Karat L o or ome1 ~
I' '1 ... •na -See' Mr. 0 1.srn -425 table, 6 chairs, rm. 646-.i815. $250. value $950. 67:>-7521. n:ady. f'i b<'rglass, 3 Y ils. V-3. SI lck shift, r a d t • •
•'" 5.37-4098 Sort! $1050. NI'"' tnllt>r $275. ht'alt.r. (6495701.
• So. Coast ll"'Y·· Lag. Bch. SOFA&. loveseat .. 3 mo. old. • · Call 96~116. $477
·6\VANTEO. foreign c ar 1700 Antiqua Way, Dover DIAMONDS -Buy Dirtct
mechanic, C:O.ta ""' '"'· Shom. 548-0409. • WHOLESALE PRrCES * SAVE NOW I DUNTON FORD
642-5133. t PAIR, bt'autiful lamps, 'Dana Diamonds .(9S-JO!IO CoronAdO Z7 r>t'rt10, $1001 OH
CU tstabU~fled Jnsuraf1Ct" Early American gtyle. S52 Miscellaneous 111 rl'gular prlct'.
Aa;ency detittl woman be-('&Ch. 968-1"59 Pt cific Pt1l•9• Y1cht1
t\\teen the qe 30-45. For RC-MOVING SALE MOVING: })Jtn\tu~ 6: mlac. 2912 W. Coa.<il HiJhway ~.:fetarta1 duties, ahorthand,'-SeUlnfi fine !urnishi.np Ii Bargalm gakn! 2~ll Newport Beach • 665371
dlctaphone aper. req d. misc. 6~70.)) Collq:e Dr. Costa Mesa
Send resume to . td 4 2781.:=,=.;c.:.. ____ ,,,_ PERSJAi"l Rup for Sale M"W
11, DI.Uy PUot P.O. Box 1560. XI.NT wuher, ~ dl')'t'r, ~ old. Corona del Mar,
_ C.Osta Meu. Calif. si~e ~"73'>6~~pa, 675-7340 btwn 10: 3().6:
• WO~IEN • lirll · ladies Earn misc, ' SANSUI / AM/FM I steroo
~ pe• h•. Scl'Vlce ••tab. TIME FOR MPlC • new ITJ9.95. Am-
-tllller Brush customus. ba.wutor 1peaken 12"' base,
3·M•. Wine, 962.-0416. ""UICK CASH ,.. mid ""I'· 3" '""" 11 WOMAN FOR ,, twee.ter-$299.93 a pa l r .
• l,PT. CLEANING THROUGH A BSft.Mcllonald '10-l< com.
" LARGE COMPL!X ptete .,Iba,., d"" """""·
M111t be thOrOll<lY ""pe•I· DAILY PILOT Sh""' M-73 cartrld&e:ISO. ~ced tn commercial clean· Complete sy1tem on aale
Inc. WANT AD SZJS.R:i. U.S.A. ster&o • Coll 546.5025 Eqtdpment WatthotlJe. J'lll
1 /'eod ' "Pod"l Pl&ce "" od 642·5671 E. 17th St., Colt• MOii.
' Call 64:i.~ --------~2442.
I
CORONAOO Z. a.tany xtra.J.
S6:m er make affer, (1)
682-39>4.
CLASS C Catamart.n, XIO'
111111, Rtady to 10. 11000.
6T.'r1150
.12' 'l'ik! C..1
with tr1Utt, a1 Ii S17j
• 640-1*.
Udo 14 a !HO, 2 1J11t1 ul11,
S700. i714l 637·3004.
Boats. Slips/Docks .flD
CHOICE lllp lor 50' to 6S'
boa t Sllp 13 2>' w\dt>. (n41
67:w@&,
13631 llatbor, CarOOi Gro,·e
1 Blk. So. o1 G.G. Fl'wy,
63fi.23l!
*Marvin Pearce*
l\fator Hames
Sales • Rentals
SSB-3222
1•11 S. VUlace ~1a>+1 S.A.
•n APOlJ.O motor iionie
~". Au!t. '000 "'alt gen.
.W.000. 64f.1130 atttr 5 ••
·ea PACE Arrow 31' seU-<'On.
lllntd, krw mUes. $4700.
64~ or 494--8917,
2240 So. P.fain al Wimer
SAnta Ana
DQIQ_CAMPEI
'69 Dodge Factor)' Van Camp-
er. V-11. Auto Trans. Popfop,
1Jeept1 6, flow, lcebox. ~·
Ir. Heattt, SpotUcht. :io.ooo
mllet Jett ul'ldu fac:tory """
nnty, Ml.lit Sell, bell otter,
wllt ronaJdf'.'r trade!, dlJ·.
646-1242 da.)'1, $67-4540 •ft 5
'70 P.100 P.U:-
v-1. alick 1hifl. (llll&I . Tr")'!.
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$1177
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
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Beauty. & Elegance
TRA VCO 270 MOTOR HOME
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FULLY LUXURY EQUIPPED WITH Air Conditioner, 12 ,000 BTU /tlO-volt, roof mount/
Eltra Battery with Dual Switeh/225 Amp . Po wer Plant, Electric-Onan 6,000 W, 2 eyl./air
cooled Powe r Vent in bathroom/Pre-wired for 2nd roof air conditioner/REAR Refrigerator,
7 eu. ft. in lie~ ~f std/N~w Traveo AM/FM Stereo Comb./Tire , Spare , std. nylon including
bumper mt. & cover /T oilet-Aireraft in lieu of std. and ehemieal/Converter-30 Amp in lieu
'of .. 8aft.1ry Charger /Furnace -30,000 BTU in lieu ol std/Gasoline Tank -70 Ga l. in lieu
of std/ Air conditioner, 18,000 BTU, Automo tive. # 11 3.
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ECONOMICAL MINI MOTOR HOME
BRAND NEW -Fully se lf conta ined MinlMotor Home. Includes Delu xe enclosed toilet with
separate shower, 3 Burn er Stove, Double Stainless Steel Sinks with lee Bo x, Tinted Safety
Glass thru-o ut. -40 Gallon Water Tank with Electric Pump. 6 Gallon Hot Water Heater.
Fluorescent Dining Room Light. Finest Grade Mohawk Carpeting thruout. Fully insulated top,
sides & floor. Sleeps 4 people. I Ton Dodge Chassis with 360 eu. inch engine, power steering
& power brakes, automatic transmission. Throughbred model (#M 102).
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MODEL 111 ·1 WITH BUMPER HITCH & TOWBAR ALL READY TO GO ! IMMEDIATE' DELIVERY !
Open Road gives you ·luxurious self-contained motor ho me living without compromise, This fully self-con tained luxury motor home pie-·
' tured above is easy to drive-and park, the perfect tow ing vehicle /con tains luxu ry features usually found in larger, more e~pensive motor
' homes/Monogram "Classie" sanitation system/shower/complete galley/convertible forward dinette/rear bedroom with twin beds/
optiona l sleepi ng for ip to 8 ·~~Its. Standard equ ipment includ es: • Pl ush bucket seats with arm rests • deep pile wall-to-wall shag ear·
' poling • e.omplete bathroom facili ties includ ing sepa rate eally con trolle d forced air heating • dream kitchen with !spacious controlled
forced air heatin9 • dream kitchen with spacious refr igerator and rang e • power steering and brakes • automatic1 transmission • Exclu~
' sive uni,bond const ruction. • ,413 Dodge VB • 7 eu. ft. Refrigerator/free zer. "
7 Year Financing
ON MOTOlt HOMIS ONLY
13631 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove
I Block South Of
Garden Grove
FrHway
•• '636-2333
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Trucks
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International Harvester
RECREATION CENTER
ROY CARVER, Inc.
2925 Harbor Blvd.
Costa ~Iesa 546-4444
Special on Vans
and Pickups ·
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2100 J1nrbor Blvd. 645-0466
IMPORTS \VA.i"ITED
Orange O>unti~s
TOP • BUYER
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA
' 18881 &ach Blvd.
H. Beach, P.lt. ~7-8555
\VE PAY TOP DOlLAJi
1''0R TOP USED CARS
U YoUr car h extra clean,
St<. DS fuost.
BAUER BUICK
2:Y. E. 17th St.
Costa blesa 5'&8-7765
'66 Austin
Blk Interior. British r&c
ueen, Over drive.
side walls, Immaculate
$2195
Newport lmpo .
3100 W. CoUt Hwy. "
Newport Beach
642-9405
':>9 Chev. Plck·up . 4 spd.. \Vll.J. Buy your car paid for ---:B:':MW-::::':':---1';!
short bed. ne'lv brakes. or not. Call Ralph Gordon
rebuilt V-8 eng. 375.00 673--0900 • 549-3031.. 1970 :'.:~------
54;,:m3 Harbo< "''''·· Costa ""•· IMMEDIA T£ DEllY
·s:; ECONOLINE. Pickup, Autos Imported 970 -slick shift, 5(1,CKXJ mi, $795. __ , _____ _
or offer. 557--0338. ALFA ROMEO "jJ Dodge. Radio, heater, '72
tags. Dependable. Jo'irst $200 --------
takes. 642-9495. Alfa Romeo
Auto Leasing 964
2C!02's &
Bavaria's
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Savin1:s . Satisfaction. Ser-NOW ON DISPLAY Overstas Delivery·
I CRE VI ER MOTOR v ce. Sales Service \VE LEASE ALL POPULAR Parts Body Sho ~ W. 1st St .• Santa '
19'12»1Al<ES AT COMPETI. COAST IMPORTS P 135-3171 i
TIVE RATES. Call 'tt'alCol:m "Reid tor 1()()0.ll)G \V, Coa11t H\\·y. Au tomotiv11 Exce!ltT'k.i.
further· details. Newport Beach 642-{)4()6 . & .· THE ODORE '66 Alpha Sprint GT coupe.
ROBINS FORD Very clean. Italian rel. Al.I/
, 2060 Harbor Blvd.• FM Radio. 007AOE. : 1 .!="''' "'" 642-00jO >"RITZ WARREN ROY CARVER, I .
Au!oi Won.tld ~ : SPORT CAR 2925 Harbor Bl•tL ; CENTER eo.ta Mesa ,.
WE buy all makes of cleat\ "&-BMW 2002 xlnt cond.
used sports cars, paid for ?IO E:, Jst. 54l-OTG4 n 2724 E c SANTA ANA ew, · oast Hwy or nol. Please drive in for A, C.d.~f. 6#-1954
free appraisal. $1499
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 W. Coast Hwy.,
Newport Beach
5 642-940.S WE PAY TOP
'67 Alfa Romeo Spider, ~
ceptional. Lo mi. Orig ownr.
Dy 547-5832 or eve 846-2439.
ASTON MARTIN
1966 ASTON
MARTIN 085
CAPRI
·n Capri 2*' .
air, AM/FM. decor. 1
xtm COND, 546.
, CORTINA
CASH
'68 h)'dramaHc, MH. sell
$650. or trade-tor
Mu.stana. 49l--7390.
Factory ''' <•ndillooing, .u.1, 1--,. -.D<'A~IM~LE'"=R:-i
FM radio. 4 speed transmiJ.
tor used can I trveka, Just
call us f<ot' rrte "t$matu.
slon, overdrive. (SlK254l ""'='""'"""'"'"'--. $599 5 . •d Dt:;BM\.Ell ',67 Sover<I& r. Y appou1tmtnt to
Majesty the Queen.'' , GROTH CHEVROLET ROY CARVER, l11c; black w/,.;no w""11, F air oond. Glove ltathe.r
terior. A marnlflce
motorcar. Qnly for the
Ask tor Salts litan11er Southern California's exclu·
"' ll2ll Belcb Blvd. sive Aston Mart.Jn deaJer 1
' Hu.atfn,ton Seacb :»25 Hfrtior Blvd.
hl .aJ87 la 9:,!331 Coat& M•RO 546-4444
Stu ldJe items aow! Call A sood \\'&llt ad ii a rood
64)..4671 Now! tnvntment --------
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S299o.OO• Dwnfne at
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Main, Santa AM 537
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DATSUN
Dottun 2000 lbbtr.
,000 miles, Exeellebt'O>nd,
(ZDX229)
$129s'u. I
ardS~Lee
AlwiD•lllaltlian -547.5124-
123l So. Main St.
Santa Ana
''65 DATSUN
idrup. Reflects oceptiona.1
care, tPDD 877) ..
·-1>A1'.SUN .• . .. ;.DATSUN '7.Z 121 ; FIAT · · ..... •' . ~ w, .an1m ~ BRAND --PIAT'l!I
DA1)!UN WQIC 'illli" .. DO --.r ·~ "' ~. 2 DR. Sm.'\k Mo»r lftndl ' ~ <0bd n!DI .'.J:!• o,A.C. )hN ~If. 100% "--•..lot•'-~••" •La .. ,~, 124 ' ' -I ---:-J· ~-. da,y&,« 1000 -.... ....,,. ~J,. ... f ! 19'7 rlA j 6~· · '.•" • \n.1. nit. n{E :i.i s.A w,._ ·"' 'l ~ c.nv .• <,..uow •.lblk lmriai\ '69 1SOO. Rollsteri ·~~ I· ... ' . :=.i ~~ 5 •"""1 ' I,
• ' •',P~'l'SUN !61 Sta. •·aa. c1w1eo: •s-lionl.,·-1.l · $1~5 ·
hpd, dlr. All chrome whee ts, Stick, R&H, Buy • llttl• ""'· I• disc. bnk.. + Newport Imports'
hardtop &: IOlt top ~ economy. Priced for fut many extras. Serial No.
red exterior, black bucket aale. $81' (465A.GC) Jim ~. 3100 W. Coa.,t Hwy,
seats. Sacrifice! Take small Sl.emona; Imports 557-5242. WAS $1976.IO N~ ~
down. Call 546-8'136. ·n 24D Z. 3000 ml., M'aP. SAYE . $200.00 .
'72 DATSUN 510 air, 4 spd, radials, El<tn FROM STICKER JAGUAR
B. ·~ clean. S41SO. 830-7'13. NOW $117'IO 1g ~a.o. 4 ~ dlr, Vinyl .,
Roof. Under 4,000 miles. '65 DATSUN WAGON, ne'\\' + tax, lie. &: doe. fee
R • H + w ... FUil price tm, or\r. owner. 42,IDI ml. Bill BARRY
$2136. Can finttncf' all. $550. 494-9522.
t•2341281 Catt 494<811 at! '67 Dat.... 1600 4 door. New Fla'P.' ""'MC-
10 am 546-8'TJ6. tires, r/h automatic GoOd llll.-V
BAUER BUICK
The Harbor Aru.'.111
Only A\lthorir.ed
JAGUAR' DEALER
'67 XKE 2 +2
MERCEDES "68.,2t!t)&. a~
cond, ruu -pwr. Radials,
very clean. $4695. 633-4.174 .....
·n :zso ep. Tobo<co -.... au option'!, in 'l<'&J'ftDty.
snoo. 542-Ql ..t. m -
~7617 eves &:: wknds.
'69 28> SE Black. Air/cond ..
Am ·Fm. F .P. N ew
~1iehelins 35,000 mi. Put.
$877
DUNTON FORD
~7070 . always. the right place if eond. $650. f>46..4478 PONTIAC
Y~ ~ w~t iq;5ULTS! Call 1970 2 Dr. Datsun Sedan, (bi° St. at $.A. Frwy.)·
Beautiful ,.. .-. Aulo. $3200. 644-6249.
2240 So. Main at. \Varner
Sant.a Ana 64~ '= plaee that ad 20.(KQ ml. Sl500 cit ibest of-3)) E.·lat ·St.. Santa Ana
today! • " -. ~ .• " fer, SS7--0811, 846-1524. 558-1000
utor, Imported 970 Auto1, Imported· 970 Autils, Imported· 970 A-, lrnPorted 970
DON BURNS , ·PRESTIGE:· .. ·
PORSCHE AUDI
7-914 ROADSTERS TO CHOOSE FROM
'71 POISCHE 914-4 Tent•ri11e with bl1c.k i11•
terior, I 1pe.d, AM·R1dio, Por1eh• Stripe. Fee•
torv W1rre11ty. Stk. #555 $1795
"70 l'OISCHI f11T COUPE ~et. ;j;,..;_,'W/bl1;l-
' ' epp. t ro~p. AM-FM r1dio,, eJf·Ci!Clltcf.itioitl•
Chro"'• wh•el1. Coco m1h. St\, #•52. $51ti•
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'70 POISCHI 9144 Wh it, w/\ileek i11t; AM.FM .. . ..
R1dio, wide wh ,el1 I: wid• recUef ,Jy fir••· 1.iJ
h1ndli11t Per.eh• th•r• i5! Stk. #515. ' ..
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'61 l'OISCHI tfZ COUN E.rth Oliv• w/bl•c.l-
4 1p..d, AM·FM. r•di11, cllr•"'• wh .. 11, fet
lithh. Stk. #•ti, $lits
061•POISCHI t1J..COUN l i9ht·v•ll11w w/bl•e~
S 1peed, AM. r•di0f•T9ht tt"•ck t•'• li11 cf•1h).
N•w ·retli•I fir••· Speci4l: ••ti-'i1f, c.11c.o m1h,
'" •• ·.'. 23 ,,,· ' ' _, .... l
'6' ~ISCHI ttJ' COUN Sitnil Or1nge w/
11dlfle int•r .. 5 1pe14f, AM.",fM redio, coco meh,
l•1th•r cov•r1cf 1tffHllti·whe•I. N•w 1700CU
En9i11•. Stk. #•21 '
matic trans,. chrome wire ____ M_G ___ _
whttl, air cond, UC0689."
$3695
others to cboose from
B:AUER
Buick-Opel-Jaguar
234 E. 1 lth St.
Costa Mega ' 548-7765
KARMANN GHIA
'66 KarmalHI Ghia
Radio,; Whitt' with blaek
upholstery. ~1U.'ll see thl!!
fine car to apprttiale this
bargain price tTGC891 1.
$1099
CREVIER MOTORS
e 1.lG "70 Midpi.:Crisp~ ••
lady.· bug •. Radio.. beaJet,
wire wtftls. PirelJ! ~
An exceptional buy ~ priced
to sell, (128BIM) Ji m
Slemons Imports, 23:11 S.
Main. Santa Am: 557-5.242.
'68 MG Midget, 4 1j>eed, ex-
cellent Condition.' 546-0213
DIB.
•oo MG •.
Gl"ef'n. Good Condition.
call ~1184.
MGB
1969 MGB, xlnt cond, low
mileage, ehrome wire whla.
$1950. 644-4036.
208 W. lst SI .. Santa Ana MG TD Classie 1951 .
135-3171 Louvered hood. Good cond.
to restore. Sf@, M3-289L '66 KARMANN Ghia 44,000
mi Xlnt mechanical cond. 1966 MGB co n v f! rt i b I r .
$800. 6444169. -Beautiful condition. $7l5. * * '67 GHIA * * _4;.;;>!-<.160.;..;,;;'-w-"ee"'k..:d::::.,..c::·c....-
SSS5. • 548-5882
MAZDA
• NOW OPEN
Immediate Dallvery
RUNnNCTONlEJCH
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OPENING SPECIALS
ITHESE WON'T LAST!
All NEW 1972 MODEl:S
26' MOTOR HOME
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'""' wltti tH. M•l'f •titer f"t"rea. CS40. ,,,,
WEEKEND
SPECIAL
$13,595 ..,
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20' FULLY SELF CONTAINED $8 795
MOTOR HOME ISSIOUI 01. :
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,L .......... L.AHUer. tY A1te•M. ........ , °"" D111I hi I T•. M..,_..,...,.. f.ry•11r c111l•1 Ui1cl.ll1e •. CS21241)
Open '7 Days Par w.Ok For Your Shopping Convoni-
'66 POlSCHl t12 COUPE Si9n1I v•llow w/ "11 r •"'" "1.,. '·"' 17331 BEACH BLVD.
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'70 POUCHE t1'4..C Signe! Oren9• no11·1pp.
w/bled, s ·~ii· AM -FM ·r:j+.,~P.S .• Alto.,,
wh••l1, Mieh1li11 'l'111i1l1. -J• the cliri. Stlc. 114 •
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'6t 1POIUCHI f12 COUPI It• whn,, w/'iileelt
,..M/FM redio. Chrom•1.wh•el1, Coto meh,
l rend 111w ~oncfit;on. St•. 501 $Slt5 .. •
bleck i11ter. 5 1pe•d. AM-FM r1d io, chrom•
wh .. ts., .,ec1;,1 tiP"11. Stk. ~540 $2995
'64 POUCHE 356 COUPI Chem~p.,iwellow, •
ehr11111• wh .. h, AM.FM redio, ,;, c~itior1.ir1.9, · i ·
fl•W c.lutek. Showroom eo11tliti,011, .Stk1 .;.,7
$lifts
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'64 POUCHE 316 COUPI lri1h &,..~ .W-•
'!"'~•·I~ A.M·F~,t1cfi•, t11r1..d..--hev1t,~~fs,
!09 "lffl;fi. 'Stlf:' W:SJI tt"V ~(: ", ·
bl1c.• inl•rior, ehrom1 wheels, fo9 lighh, roer ' .
• "'!i11do'w d1fo9~r, AM -FM '•!•rt<i vi/doo; i;lek,~
'"• he1d retf, coc o m1h. Me n.y other ."ec.•11.
Lew mil•••· Stli, ;:5 12
':S.t POllCHI JN COIPi Mlit•lnO .. Ila• ·w7
lllec.k lit+. 'NilW' r9'r1I ply t irn, 11•w l11terior,"
n•w pei11t, ,... chr1ttne wh.•11, You '" 1lmort
n•w. Stk. #It $1195
13631 H·arbor Blvd. Garden Grove ·
636-2333 .
utos, -·
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sUck ahift. '
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When you buy a Datsun 1200 Sedan, you ~et
a lot more than a stripped down starting pomt
for an option list.
You get a complete car, dressed with all the
trimmings. Datsun doesn't believe in that old
game o( charging extra for all the things that
mlke a car fun &o drive and nice to own.
~onJy one way to buy a Datsun. Com·
plete. And at a price that makes the Ditisun 1200
the best value for your do llar.
Dri".'e a Datsun ... then decide.
Power flow
ventilation.
Vinyl
bucket seats.
Locldnc ... _
----/ l RUbber faee
bumper ~rd.~ (front and l'l!flrl. Front disc brakes.
26-foot ·
turning elttlo.
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Whitew-all tires.
Full deluxe
wheel covets.
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All these no-cost extras ~a"e . .
the Datsu'!, :1200 a great valli~.
. i . Your kind of. car. Your kind of price.
See Oui' Complete Line Of '72 Dat,suns '. : • .
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. 1200 Coupe 1200 S~•n ~lo 2·Dr Stdan 510 4-0r ~n 510 W*'1 Pickup 1 " ?•~
COSTA :MESA DATSUN
6000 SHOWI Dllft A DA nuM • • • THiii, *IOI.
2145 HARBOR ILYD., conA MUA 5•·•410
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HUNTI NGTON BEACH •
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IMMEDIATE. . DEC IVER~/"
FROM OUR
HU:GE M •
SELECTION!
• ALL COLORS • BODY"ST:YlES • • 'Y'
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MIRACLE·
VICTORIA ST. MAZDA
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_..;P_E..;UG-EO_T__ PORSCHE ~RSCHE -A"' .......... ·..,'-~..,"""'"..,......,9....,70 1 ---·-· --------tOYOTA IAUER IUICK ____ ....,..;..._ •.RENAULT •n R·12. Muot TOYOTA TOYOTA ~-::.,UGELowOT ·~ .... 404 ~~ '70 ,poncL-91~ 19'6 Poncho flt ucrtffco my •harp __ ....;.____ '70 TOYOTA ........... u... -~ nw $2:,600 541-(12216 demonitrator. 6;A)O mlln. Toyot11 '61-'70 $" On. Corolla. Only 12,000 miles. A
VOLKSWAG~
;61 Vw ,,,~'" The Harbor Area's
Onty AutbOriud
OPIL Dl!~LIR
'65 OPEJ.;
SPORT COUPE
4 IPffd tra.nl, radio, hffter,
Jn rtal nice condition. RGU· 062 •
$650
BAUER ·
lulck·Opol.J•9uor ·
234 E. l 7th St
Oatfa Mesa 5t3-7765
1'70-0pol GT
Excellent coodltion. $1,995.
615-1257 aft 9 pm
'67 O'EL
Excellent Condition. 4 1pd.1
R&ff, (VGL 1()4),
$577
, DUNTON FORD
546-7070
o.mer: MM:belln ,1~t belt 1 1 ey~ yellow w!blk lntt'rior, ,61 Roads 912 Sandy Sanden at Jim O.A.C. Low pa>-rnent1. 100% teal 321B 0
tit<•. Cl•an-·sharp -,.,dy 5 tpd, lt$4etf09, 9255.400 rolltr ~'. 1730 "'~~ Sl•mons Renault;,~! S. NEW '72 .,......,~~30 dm"or 1000 ' ! [ $1N17).7
fOI' a new· ha,ppy owner. . neU ptrled. WW ~ Main, Santa Ana vv7-.wo . ml. Dir ........ E. 1st, S.A. Ph
<BLU185l J im s I em on• Newport lmporfl ·down tor vw _ cutt. SUNBEAM COROLLA 1200 542-l!JJ. DUN.TON FORD
Imports, 2311 S. htaln, Santa 52i-3t5t ' • :.,,."' '70 TOYOTA Ana ~7-5242 Ask for Sandy. 3100 \V. Cout Hwy. ~7010 Nt'Wport Beach '61 POrsCM ·912, si&. enien. '65 Sunb-m_ c.orona. • dr. dl~.. auto. 2240 So. Maln at \Varner
PORSCHE
OVER 2$.
Clean, Reconditioned,
& Gu•r•nteed.
PORSCHES
911'•. 912'•. 91•'•
19S7 to 1971
NEWPORT ~
IMPORTS
SW0 W. Oout Hwy.
' N...,.,rt Beach
642-9405
..,.MOs--1700 CC, new Jini• I.: ~a.r--trans., factory air con-Santa Ana
'66 .~ "' 9 • ~ I ..... '69 smoa. 5 spd !rang, Tiger ditlonina radX>, h • a t • r . ~.1=o~T~oy-ota_P_IC __ k_up_
't-.,rsc 11....::> a,,.. ..... , e ec. ' chnn rims. Koni shcks, ~ pd 289 V8 · Near ne''"
SWl Roof~ Ra.lleye 1; 10& "'OOd , ,vhJ. $3650. Fii'm. " 1 , ena:1ne
ll&hta $33.'IO. 968-<192 •arl.Y m.n;9' Csrl•bad. : $995 $1477
AM or late PM. • ·ss PORSCHE 911 Tarp • Newport Imports ONLY $125 DOWN DUNTON FORD
'66 PORSCHE: 5 Spd, con-Air-rond, maa: \.\'httls. 5 ,•Pd 311Xl \V, Coast H\vy. -r Tax & Lie. ~7070
coone cond. For details, ·$3,95(1: call: 673-3331 Newport Beacb $59,70 2240 So. Afain at \Varner
Call 494-7021.. 642-9405 Santa Ana
•1963 1700 cc. IMMAC. RENAULT TOY.:OTA
COND. Fully equipped.
Must sell! 548-1936, M6-6MO e RENAUL-T '67"'R 10 4-Dr.
.i-v~~ • r • 01"' terlor, to 40 mp;(. \\'eekend ,,.
Per Month GET OUR Cash Price $2172.34 incl.
Tax·Lic. Defm•d Payment TOYOTA ·DEAL
Price $2546.82 on approvod BEFORE YOU BUY' credit. •269782. 37 Pay. •
ments. Annual Pere. Rate
10.19 OAC.
.., ~·~• 914 /h 5 ~ Sedan. Auto tram., vinyl'. In-~ •••••\$•
trans. Top cond. $2950. special only ·$595. CWOM526) m ... -. ~1. 646-9431. OVER JO NEW & UsED •W'•
'65 Porsche Cpe. RENAULTsrn': rnooSE A~-:.;:::-~~ =1~ BILL MA·XEY ~ltlDi&
-TOYOTA
Green finish.. 4 speed. Excep·
tionaJly clean. Lo\v mile&.
(832CEK) $1795.
Tommy Ayres Chevy
946 S. Coaat Hwy.
Laauna Beach
49'1-7744/MS-9967
TRIUMPH
e TR 6 '69 Rdltr. A..'\f/n.f.
Wire wbee11.' Bril\sh·racing
ll'ffn. (ZKYl.24) $ 2 3 9 9 .
Triwnph Dlr. M1..Q164.
Radio, a real clean .
100% O.A.C. lOO)o fin '· ,
--$19' ·.!'.° R
V.W.'s '66-'6'"$ .-
0 .A.C. Lo\v payments.' ~
guarantee 30 days oc ltooo
mi. Dir. 321 E 1st, S.A..ofh
s.u.1831. ~;jL~
'68 vw ':--·
CAMPER ·;,,
like new \VGY403. lllP~!~lli·
nancllli O.A.C.
-$2295
2240 So. Main at Warner
Santa Ana WE WANT Sunroof, <YCC525) • JL'\t: SLEMON'S'tMPOJiTS 900 S. Coast .Hi&tnvay TOYOTA $2595 2201 SO. MAIN SANTA ANA Laguna Beach 540-3100 l961t' Harbor. C.M. 646-9303 '69 TRIUMPH GT -6 + , Sharp, ~ mi's, i i695. l
0 TOYOTA 'TI Corona Mark owner. 646-fJUJ· II 2-dr. Hdtop Cpe. Air __ _;_;:...:.;:::._ __ _ DORSCHES ~ :':AULT ·~P~~6 S:· '69 Toyota Mk II · 18881 Beach Blvd If •.... W 'C'-1 ••• 1 drl · Huntington Beach 847-8555
PEUGEOT
p_.
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IC. + ta.~. It lie.
it.. Frtli-1rarren
HJG ·-·o~ o ~ agon. r aun w,..,.,. ve, ( Di· A to Tran Air Cond H=• "~' ~ · radio Ii: heater, vi!l>'l jnter· ·. u s, ' AVAJLABLE , \or, to 30 mpa:, perfect for ~~~10, Very Clean, l~1A·
DON ·BURNS '· • -family. b"'lneu or. ""'· · SANTA ANA •• , ~jl, soec1a1 of th• w .. k. 11000. $1699 TOYOTA
ASK FOR GLEN WL"J'P Below Kelly Blu Book. /'
eond. Au to. b'ans .. AL'1/FM,
rad., htr .• \\'SW. Less than
12,000 carefully d r i v e n
miles. Absolutely showroom
fresh. (RR2018) $2495. Jim
Slernona Imports. 2201 S.
l\tain, Santa Ana 551-5242.
'69 Toyota Corona, 2-dt hrdtp,
Xlnt cond, Lo mi's, $125o.
61l-4749
636-233.1 "\ O<NH<92). . CREVIER . MOTORS S.rvlc• dept. open 7,30 am • JIM SI.EMONS IMPORTS 'ti: 9 pm ~fonday thru Frf.
·n PORSCHE 914-4, 11,00J 44S' E. Coast Hwy. 2rol so MAIN SANTA ~A day.
110 E. "lit. 541-D'l~ . .., ptl~s1 Llke neW, Xtras. __ Ne\\·port Beach 557.5242. OPEN. SUN. 21'.E \V. 1st St., Santa Ana PHONE 540-2512 1..-+...:i;=;;:;:::z.;:::._.~ J ** !3().0M1. ** 673-0900 135-3171 41"1 \V, Warner, Santa Ana
SPORT CAR
CENTER-
970 Autot, 111)_.i 970 Autos, Imported, , 970 Autos, lmpomc(". ;10 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970
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... $59'5 TO $25,995.00
When you viS.t our agency ·and
view all the beautiful & exotic
sport cars you'll think we're hav·
ing 1 speci1l 1uto show, and we
are! ... for you every day ....
ind they ire all available for
purchese .•. , prices start from
$595 to $25,995.
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• 1971 Daytona
Ferrari 365 GTB/ 4
$23,500.00
MAkllS Of FINI
MOTOI CAIS SINCI 1•l1
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
LARGE SELECTION
.... $J3'1:i00.00 •
We're
Specialists!
only the latest methods in mod·
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men! is used lo i~sure thot your
car will always run at peak effi·
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Ferr•ri
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31• I. COW HWY. ·-rr.an RACH •. ;:, .•. ,.
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· Ferr•n
leuea
3118 W. COAST HWY.
NIWPORT lt:ACH 611·•••• i
. '66 vw '"-""". Terrific shape! (TAY~
$1077 . w.·
DUNTON FOllJ,' ~7070 . ~~\'l{
2240 So. Main at \VarnrJ"
Santa Ana .,
TRIUMPHS VOLKSWAG ) fifA
BIG DISCOUNTS!! Bu91-8u111 .. (1mptl'I
Fritz \Van-en's over 30 to t:boose fl'cfi11
Sports Car Center 36mo. 100% Financinl Avfil.
710 E. l.J:t St,, Sant.a Ana O.A.C.
541--0164 O A •69 ~ Roads range uto
vertible-4 apd. ~~ 19~ 10621 Gard$~e Bl.,
actual miles. lrnmaculate
oondltlon [014 COX) wilt '69 VW BUlt:f/(
finance call 546--8736 or 4 spd. dlr. Has had·:~
494GEN. care! Excellent condition
'68 TRIUMPH
2j(f Rdstr. Loaded, grtat
value! (50.f CQRl.
$1277
DUNTON FORD
546-7070
2240 So. ~fain at \Varner
Santa Ana
thruout. Take small doll.'I\
will finance Pvt. pty. Call
546-8736 or 494·68U .
• V\V '69 Bug Dead shf.rp.
Ne"' car trade. $Im.OO.
tZLA517) See at JI m
Slemons Imports, 23) S.
Main, Santa Ana or
557--5242.
·~ VW, LIKE NEW!
'69 Triumph GT + 6. • spd, Rectnt1y ttblt. X'lnt
R/H, ~·hile \\'/ blk interior. O>ncl. All reas. oUen
New Pirelli tires. Excel consid1:'red. Aft. 5 pm
cond. 11,450 Oria:lnal owner. call 45-5202 . 67?rS308 ~~..c:::.c_:_::..:=--·~
•TR• ... ;Mott! AM /FM. '69 VolbwClftll
\Vire \\'Meli. British racing Fastback. Auto. trans., 19
ereen. CZKY-124) S 2 3 g 9 mileaa:eo underpriced fl
Ttiumpb Dlr. 547--0764 CZZY807). I
& .TR '67 Spltlir< Mk. n Ex· $977 I
C.llent Condition. Sal• prlc· DUNTON. FORD I rd $899. CUCZMaJ Triumph·
Dir. :147..0764 546-7070
TR 251'.> Stereo, MJchelins, 2240 So Main at \Varner
buralar alum, pin otripin&. =--:=~San;:::.::ta:...:.:Ana::::... __ ~I
, rebu.il.t en&{ne. Superior •n VW Camper, pop ,,P
(Olld. $1650. 546-4473. front mounted Sp&l'f
'67 TRIUMPH Spitfire, reblt small dent in rear, 17
en&'.· Low mUeqe, new miles. $3,265. Will ~
radials, tape deck. 6,, 609j.1 =-~~· ~61~~,,C..'-~-~1 '70 V\V Bug, GreenJtilk VOLKSWAGEN JW!i&J&. eooo ...... v ,,.-,=..,,....-----1 clean. S1350. 557--0254, &ft&, '61 VW Bua:. Needs 61.arter , 67>7424. 1
and brake cylinder, good "69 VW Squareback, 27,'°'
~y, make ~ transpor· mi'1, Auto, WW take tradej
talion car $300. 62 V\V bug. Can finallCf!. Pvt pl y
Xlnt !or dune buggy, no en-548-1235 ,
gine $175, 40 H'P engine, , 1
some new parts. Needs little 71 V\~ Van, xlnt cond. ~J
more $50 or offer. Willina: to curt&.:1ns. ltereo rad, AC, aq
deal on all. 548-5380 or stp. Sll.00. 644-1197, (1
536-9545. ..,-.,.';;;"°"""'====='I '64 vw, no ene, sd cond., ·n VW POPTOP c~
aa:s H t n 1 Lo miles, xlnt cond. ~ .... i:: .... ~s, bi:c~ $3.550 968-5872
$150. 5"!0-9594 '63 VW Varianl Not drlve
Weekend. 644-Sl.87; 11' .3 o since recently o ' ha u l f d
FOrt Westbollml!!' Pl., NB: $fi00. &fi..3J52 aft 1:30 pm.
VW Camper 1968, JlOP tOp, 1968 VW Sedan, xlnt
slnk, ice box, $ 1 9 0 0 . • dition, 30, m oriiinaJ mlle
497-1474. call 962-73XI.
'69 VW camper ready to io '59 VW Good condition.
$2195. Best oUer. 6~
Phone 540-6410 DLR. 'TI Super Beetle., AZ..Ifl.M1
'~O VW 9 JHlll. van trlr hitch, $1900. or best o
$2,300 6'rr>o8109 ter, San Clem. 492.-9739.
'61 VW Bug. $975. ** '60 VW ** Xlnt cond. Prt prty. 963--1459 RUNS PERFFci'
•ii Bui '66 ·ftblt eni. VERY clean. 5"-76
For sale er trade. '68 VW SQ. BACK ·-
644-14!6 LO MILES, VERY CLE6N ~IANY XTRAS! 54&-1140 '65 VW Bue. Radio, beater, ........4 _ .. _ '67 VW. Perfect ·--... 5«1-6410 Dt.Jt. don . Must Sell! Make 9H.r ~1782 ":':'·
'71 VW 411 '69 vw bur
1.970 Hll'bor Blvd.
~-519-3031 Ext. '"7-68
'71 YW SqUreback
' Sp!, Radio, Wl\11• olde
walls, 10,000 mllet, re~afn.
der ~of factory 'varranty,
(OtllDlMl
$2499
• CEO ·MOTORS
2111 W. bl St.. Santa Ana
~171
$1350.
64U347
'62 VW, sunroof, reblt Pl
ma; wheelJ. Xlnt eondi
$495. * -
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2 Dr. S<dan. Thio car ts I
new. ~ 46,000 mu... [1U\Y61Q).
' $1177
DUNTON FO•D . ,....,.71 'f,
2240 So. Main at"WllW -"""
$14'5
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Hua:e ttock o,1; '111'1 A '72'i
Big-Ilg , Savings
Hc1rtior Alllfioican
Home ot Cot!VerU~t P.,.lnmts .
1969 Horbor Blvd.
Cost• Meu, :--'4U261
BUICK
IUIC1(
'68 BUICK
ELECT. 225 factory air con-
dltionltw. full power. Won't
la.it ,the day at CYWR.936),
$1477
DUNTON FORD
' 546-7011 • l
2240 So. Main it Warner
S..nla Ana
'69 Buick Skylark
Convert. VI, auto: trans.,
factory ~. Po'ft,r 1tffrina:,
'60 BUICK l.eSabre
parts, Make offer.
61&-00
for radio, heater. (933CPJ). One
day Only at
$1177
DUNTON FORD
546.7070 .•
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:!re and ~· iUPk-9,31)'1 milea. Jtolta."Royce trade
' $2oU Jn, ~ ....,..v•ble """ ,. availab&e:. (523CRQ) ••
...... ...... $7795
~ fftlrac.i ,Blvd. 660t66 • .. , ..
·i2 cad. ~.o.v: ind • .,,.,, ROY CAIVER, Inc.
ljlnt cond. inaidt • out ·teo. 2925 Harbor Blvd.
'52 Caci..~ '¥isf Gny Gmta Neu. t-• Wt-tut
Coope. ' )!uot 8'o! -1675, '67 l'l lJILl 11'
Worth 'tn6ri twti. Pvt. ""' UM1
Ply.~
1970 El' Dorado, ,hilly equip.
Gold w/wb.i.te top. Leather
inttr. $41950. • 8 4 7 - 7 6 ~ l
(days), 644-()905 (alt. I).
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2240 SO.~Main at W~r '66 Sedon' DeVlll•-
;a.;-;;'Su\---r'i'"_,,--:,,.;.'.,·""'"'-I B!lie, t;>oor Lockl:, Fun Pow· 1 64, Buick WHdtat · ;~:; Con<!. "'"'' ...
Full ~er,. factory air con-
dltlooJni. Only :n.ooo orlr·
.lnl! • mlloa. Roll>-Ro>«
trade. (BEJ013) t -$2595'-:-'
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2925 'Harbor Jllvd ,
Cotta' Mesa ·, .
'70 El . DORADO ,
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STAL.L~EXPl'RT STAF'F o F"):illG,HL.rY-TRA INED MECHANICS · ·
·COMPLETE: BODY &: CUSTOM PAINT SHOP, TOO: .
HUGE SEl;i.E.CTl()N OF 197Z FIATS,ALL MODEL.S ..
NorJ, For YQurConvenienc•1 Cfi lck lvanon ... :n:Zi!~3S~"~
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Centralized All Thre.e ·Cars_ At~;:t•~~·~··I; .,,,; .. :·· ·
. l:!ecau$,e thick Iverson Is one of the largeat deklfr'-·_f_qr Volkswagen, Pb ~he,1and' · ·~~~=#.:~E
Audi In s6uthern Cali fornia, he has been allle to bring all three lines to ona'C:amr.i.• •
location -' his new, modern headquarters on E~st Coast Highway at Bayaldi:Or~;i. '
Her&, the disc riminating car buy.er can shop at his 'leisure, matching his choices to
his ,budgQt, Compare the economical Volkawage ~ with the ~o.rt-atyled P,orsche~.
' Evaluate the sel1satlon of European-!'li ghways-fhe ~udi... Test;lltlV-a a_ny of ~llH tint ,
·" -<:ars, and.find the one that feels "just right" to Yoll. Courteo'ils !falesmen and expe·
._ ( rl~nced finance experts will make your purch_fse a JllAI ploa,ur~. W,hll~:ere,,
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'69 OiEV. Impala. CU.tom. 'fl MARK Jll, loaded, k> ml. ·69 " c~,:r ~v~~n'k
350 t!Jll. Xhlt ~· Private See to apptte! Must aell bl~. air cond .• .::=. illc, ~Pty $1400.' 557-2860 or thlS weekend. '44-5187: 1130 ,,:w;::nd::;"",=:..:· 11;::895=·.:•~;:..:;;;,+.~
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11.S31 BEACH BtVD. ' HUtfflNGtON ;IEACH
' 1, • ' 'I:! Milo SoUth of Warner
• PHONE B42-6666
OPEN"7 DAYS A WEEK 9 .A.M. 'TILL 9 p;~.t
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w/wht top, ""' '"""· l<.000 ''5. c;HEVY 11 oriz' ml Like new. Slcrtfict. 6 cyl, Auto Trarii:, Power
$7295. 144-6!100. Steering, Low miles (RUI,
'71 CADIWC M<>
~834-.:....:5.c'J0<..:.· _____ •1 PortTWntbourne. Nlt '&T Vtnyl •top. p~ air
'69 CAMARO 327, auto, '69 MARK DI. tmmac. black, cond, automaUc, ~j:tlrin•
$795 V / t o p , R I H , p J S , never scratched. S 4 6 0 O . SlOOO. Pvt ply 644:M'j
w\dt'lraclu. $1,800. Nice. 645-8845 4 to 1 pm. DODK' !
EL DORADO
Only lD,000 milea.. Rolla-Royce
trade in. FtJUy loaded and
beautl!ul. fFAE-J)
Wants.Lee 54~489• '67 LINCOLN • , ,
OONT. 'dr. H.T. Factory air '68 °"""• ·Mena
547.5826 $7795 Alnlr'-MalJnn
CHRYSLER
'69 CHR'iSt.ER 300, 4 door,
orlll:l.nal O\li.'net, 32,000 actual
ml. $2450, 495-4gg2.
~~~~7;1 po~" S;: Wal~
DUNTON FORD Air eondlt1onl!'L.Mto ./...... ROY CARVER Inc. 123< s!'i. M_.: st
2925 Harbor Blvd. FOR sale, 1966 Chevrolet
'64 Chrysler $495. N~
Sedan. Good mechanical
condition. 499-3001. .
546-7070 Powor Slffrlnc, ~
2240 So. Main at warner Rack, (WYS963). Must come Costa Md&. 546-4444 Impala 396 station wagon.
1970 Cadillac convertible. Power steering, power
Fully loe.ded, new tires. fac· brakes, air conditioning.
1ory conttltkin. S 5 , 2 So . NN tires. One owner .
Santa Ana in and drive this fin( car.
$1699 : CONTINENTAL
494-6360 wttk d•)'•· 642-5037 aft 6 pm. '70 CONTINENTAL '63 CHEVY Bl&cayne Station
Waton:·' 283 eng., maitual
-'· ~ · . shift. XIftt cond. ~$4!$"0 . 2'Door hardtop. All the ex·
1970 CAMARO Railey $p:>rt 64~!M3 days,· 968-0738 eves tras ~on this 12,000 mile 1
CAMARO
w/all xtra1. $2,850. Ph aft 5 &: wknds. · owner immaculate automo-
PM: 6#-2785. '66 Chev Impala statio bile. C997BOll L
'&ICAMARO. Very clean, lo wagon. Radio heatern $4995 1J:~"· $)500 ,or hHt cHer. autonl:atie ~. powe;
CORVEllE
'64 CORVmE
4 spd. 327, radio, heater .
SbaZpt !812.DJWJ,
$1277
DUNTOJ't FORD
546-7070
2240 So. Maln at Warner
Santa Ana 1 5 pm. 830-0051. 'p·'~~· .. ~'1, 00
0LRnd•.t1onln&. ROY CARY. ER, Inc.
CHEVROLET "'"lllO ;,rJV"Vt •n Stingray 454 cu in, Auto 2925 H(U'bor Blvd. tr • ··d·' 6 o1 _____ ....___ '66 CHEV Bel Air 4 dr, radio, Costa Mesa . , 546-4444 am, ~ o:u. mo d,
'66 CHEV air cond, ""to, pwr-·$5300,.5!6-2948 . • Cle1µ1 : good , mechanical. House Huating7 Watch the Need a "Pad"! Place an ad•
Impala, 4 dr. H.T., V-8, auto. Pvt pty. 54~2of8 . OPEN HOU~·cdumn. Call 642-.5673. .
trail!., P.S., P.B. Clean' I,-;,-=-,---~~ tltHS643l. · Autos, Now 980 Aulol, Now" 9'0 Autos. Now 910
$677
DU~Q~. FORD
546-707.0
2240 So, Ma.In at Warner
Santa Ana
1968 CHEVY
CARRYALL WAGON
6 cylindf!r engine, automatic
transmission. (948448)
$1699
Price valid thru 2128172
DAVE ROS°S
PONTIAC
2480 HartJOr Blvd.
Costa Mesa 546-8017
'65 CHEV.
CREVIER' MOTOiis ..
208 W. 1~1 St., s.nfa Ana
135-3171 • :
DAILY PILOT for acHon! Call~ ~.sa.vs;!
Autol, Now 1IC'
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970 P.S. Extra clean. 1956 1 Autol, lmportod 970 Autos, lnoportocl 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmportocl -------------------------------! AFZJ.
NEVER
Btt-Oki:
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AGAIN!
WE HOPE!
NEW 1972 TOYOTAS THAT WE ORDERED DUR-
ING THE DOCK STRIKE ARE N 0 W OVERFLOW-
ING THREE BIG STORAGE LOTS!
COME IN TODAY
AND LET US SHOW YOU HOW FAR WE ARE
WILLING TO GO TC R EDUCE THIS TREMEN-
DOUS OVERSTOCK.
,. ' . ' CHOOSE FROM VIRTUALLY EVERY MODEL , _ '• I
COLOR, AND OPTION GROUP MANUMC·
TURED! ROW UPON ROW OF NEW · '72's
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MUST GO!
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DUNTON FORD
~7071 mt· So. M•iJ>' ~t 'W"""' Santa~ .·
'70 EL CAMINO
Beautiful white fini1h V8
-automatic <•13670) •• om; -TOllllDY Ayres Chevy
946 S. ~st .Hwy ..
Laguna Beach
494-7744/548.9967
.'70 Impala SU. Wagon
' ' Factory air, PS, iie.uttfuJ
Irwin white with &addle itij:' . 1;n:;~·Mti
946 S. Coast Hwy.,
LogunaBch
4!J4.T744/546.9!167
'71 El Camino .f.5P(P. air, new
trs. Rear" top. Im:mac. $3500
llrm. 67J..-415&.
'65 Chevy Bel Air, _. dr sed.,
8 cyl, auto, pa, r/h nu
tires, clean $525~644-594.f
'66 El .cam.lnp 327 auto. R&H, Good · cond. $750.
557.8840
1966 caprice coupe. S850
• 40,000 orig mi, D!W tires. 60-8363 .
'70 Kil'fGSWOOD E 1 t ate
Wgn., fully equipd. 9 pau.
~. Xlnt cond. ~2805. •·!6 El Camino, 321 •
GOOc;l mech; cond, JM!ll!d5
paint, 494--2070, "94-7900.
'66 CHEVY
Sta. Wq. V..B, aUto. trans.,
37 .cm oriai.nal m I I e 1
(TF'Yral). •
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DUNTON FORD
. '546-7070
2240 $o. Main .at warner
Sanla Ana
'67 CHEV J~pida S.S. Air,
autom. Brilliant GoJd..e.n
Grttn finish, Map, chrome
p l'pes, 327 eng. Xtra 11harp. FtJ\XIBLE FINANCING
AL MARTINEZ MOTORS
!21.E. l!l:t,S.A. PH 542-1831
'66 CHW' Impala S.S. 396
Eng, • s~. belted wide
ovals, bright turquoise
finith. Rrflecl1 good Catt.
~BLE FINANCING >.J.. ·MARTJNEZ MOO'ORS
321 E. ht S.A. ~ PH 54l-l.831
'65 CHEV lmplla S.S. (2)
Air, ·~· •ta-autorn. 372 .... s.." drlvt -· FLEXIBLE FINANCING ·
AL MARTINEZ MOTORS
321 E. ht S.A. PH 5U-llJ31
'67 CAPRICE
Loodod, Including VII, <ir
'cond., etc, only 33,SfG mlln.
l00% financl"" 0 .A.C. TPV·
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NOW.FEATURING PONT.AC .\
.:··· Fl4TA.ND GMC TRUCKS ,-~!· . .
NEW 1972 PONTIAC VENTURA 11
f•iwlou1 S•l•cfio~ of "1Pur• ,onti1c" to choo1•
frOm, i11cludin9 Ouht•11ding V•lu•1 on Gr111cl Prix
lonn•vill••. l•M•n•, STO',, Fir•bircl1 ··• l il1 l•rrv••'
/4.n /4.ufomobil• for fv•rv lud;•t! ' S«l•I • 2427D2Llt50#
LEASE PLAN · AVAILABLE
NEW 1972 128 FIAT
2 DOOR SEDAN
l iTI l•rrv •cld• th• 1p.ir~lln9 lln• of fl•t1, fo•~
-.tittinf'1he ISO 1Spicl.r, ISO•H•rcltop, 124 Spid•r,
•nd th• f•bulout "121 Fi•t" th• "Motor lr•11d
M•g•1in•" 1cet1omy cir of rth• v••r •t l iH
l•rry'•, •ncl •utomobil! for ••try budg•tl
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Tint•cl gl•11. Spring• front I r•1r, 1u1p•n1io11 r••r '••f. "l50 VI", Aufom•tic Tr•n•ml1iion.
Power St•1ri1t9, R•dio, Front lump•r, G•uv••
plu1 mor•. fTCE242ZSOJl57l. All thi1 plus •
b••utiful I ft. c•b OYlr c•mp•r th•t "••P• 6
Sugg•1tN List Pric• $5027. I 7. $ l~Jl.1•7 011:
count. Di1count•d Pric • $]595.96.
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'90 Autoo, Uwl 990 Au!M, Ulld 9H Autoo. Uwl 990 a....I.. Uwl I 990 -'-• u...i '90 A-. Uwl 990 A-. Uwl tta °"'*-_,.' _u...i_..,.. __ ,,._ 1-
':,.., ;· MUSTANG ~ANG , MUSTANG · · QLDSMOll~ ... OLDSMOI~,.. OLDSMOllLI · PINTO PLYMOUIH
'# '119 Royal llod&< Sdn. Gd. '6.1 MUSrANC, huOtop (2 ' • . '65 OLDS ' . ' ''69 OLDS ti '61 °"" Luxury Sein 1m Pinto. 4 opd llick. '61 Pl)'l'l*llh V•lllnt ~ ;workhone $165. Rubber OK. (6l stick andifl> autorna~ 65. Auto. New h~a ke,i, •et MuGnc. ft1D pwr, airl vtaa' Cruiser uto tram. Luxury -~17"6* A·l oand. e 843-3976 De I u x e 'tnteriar/e~ sedan, auto tn.nl, t.:
.llM897. Both Wri> • clwL -. battery, -· • I02 V( lmmlc! $1300 I . , 1u11 _.. -• ISll OUlS ~ta 81 ' °'· package. Pmatt owner, ai., • rol nleo famllJ car. '68'....._. Pola ~~·-FIN'"CING motor 6 traftl. u.t otr. (wfr',··le) •CM aft t ta.ctiry air ~. -i-.. ...... _, .... -7 ..... V ·cl ,, __ , 54S-.3619 « ~UIC aft t ~ f.inanclni O.A.C. ._,.,.. ra • ~ #L.n 67')..JCBO, ' " J'd•nck. J...oob like MW. II,_ Yl9 ' ...i ' If)' ef.11 w=J, 645-5199
"8, auto. b'aM., f&ctory air, AL "MARTINEZ· MOTORS -' (NCR ill>. $1877 ' ortrtnal car. All', etc. $895. pm. $1"
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eh!. Low, low miles. '69 MUSTANG PIS. P/B, auto. l6,ID) mi Radio, hee.ler, wired b-'..:, ___ j 1 fOitONADO '6T dJx, disc .
V-3, 4 lpd, ........ heavy duty Vory c1e.,. $!495. -....... 11S1t. -1965. DUNTON fQllll 546-781' brlt. hi,""" i(n. Nu t!ttl: .. 1'11RY m, • cir, Pl•, ~ ~ llUIPebl.kin. low mileap A 492.-.9136, San Clemente. 1968 M\JSI'ANG,,... brakes. $46.1171 ' 2'«l So. Main at Wamtt Ori& $62SQ, Will Sacrl.l!ce! cond, lmmac. $1050. Owner, sn7 very olwt>. $1900. Call '67 MUSTANG FASTBACK -. ex. cond. Gow, 8 eyi, 2H) !». Mila at W""" •J 5""to Ana • , v "$1500. EVQ, ..._,,,., ---'---· -----,,.. • DUNTON FORD ~916'. V~ auto. p/1, factory 1ir, PIS. l!Glli. 675-!DlG. ' . Slota Nil · •• Oldo. PIS, PIB. ·-. •611 OLDS F&I, R/H, P/S, 1 Tho lui.ot drow II> tbt Wnt
" JiM..7071 1961 6 Cyl., power ltening, klw mile•~· Xlnt cond, 'fi6 MUSTANG HrdtO, 6 cyl., '65 OLDS Ill; 4 dr. Full PWr. better, Good tires, runs owner, Nffds minor body • • • Dally Pilot CuaWed •lflll.: .M2240 So • .Main at Warntr new titts I: braket, e'Xcel Sl,2115. Private P 1 rt Y · auto trans. Nu tifts/brks. incl. wndwl. Air, low miles. trtat. Good cond, In and work. Grey w/blk inter, _A_d._W-11671______ ---'------1 1'-" ,... San.ta Ana . cond. Gold. Sl.ZO.·fTS..10?0. 642--0433. Oe.n. $925. ~UIT. ~ \ Ciecn mo. t• MSl. out. m. '¥T...... ... $12:11. ~211A Sell idk lftmll mw!
'68 DODGE · A.,.., N-980 Autwo. -980 "utoil; New ' 980 Autos, -9IO Aii!Ot Uood 990 Autos, u-· . '90 Autoo, U_.
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Chr:ysler~P·I . mouth
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C.Ountry Sedan,! air cond. 1 .. .._ 0$'"1\lo •• ,;.;~·) :·~~ f.U.1.. •
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$977 .
UNTON FORD "546.'1WO -~ .
So. Malft .. 1·;,.-
Santa AM.
'71), T Birdl L&ndau, full
,ale, am w/tape, low
• $3475. Pr. ply.
"'Foid· Torino
HaMtop. v "'· • speed, , beater. (82&AAL).
• $677
. NTON .fORD
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so. Main at Warner
Santa"µ& ......
4 DR. Squlre Wqon, 6
• 3.52 V.fl eng. Air, cond.
' fl~ ,P/ti. Lei'• ""' tpricel~.
1LTD. <J· door,,,vlnyl ,IDp.
1 SlertO St65o
• • 493-43~ .•
1MAYIRICK'
'Moverld<. · xlnt cond ti. N•W r uliber.
/best -· 557-0167
MIRCUIY
"68 ' MERC.
MONT.EGO
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Unique cl.-IC~,,.-.wheel cover" whife +ires,
deluxe Pleit.cl Ninyl trim. c•r~tin9. Spe;.. ci~l,9olcf1~d&\er stripifMJ. pt111 11f1nCl•rcl. l~d. ~~;p. -'t1tdor t..i.y:lor on y' $2195.
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~ir conditiOniiig : (NY~-; 8011., .. ': -t:79
·~64 DODGi .. J»AR.T
~ -. ·6 c:Iinder, -stick, redio, ~•et.er. IOV•1:95
·!64 .,PONTIAC OTO·
,4 speed, Y8. A re•I hot ·rod.
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At Huntington ... ach Chrysler ~lymouth
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'72 SATELllTE
• • CUSTOM SEDAN t.
NOT A STRIPPEO CAR ·., ,,
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'"t 111ujpped •with Jll Vt, Autorn1tic Tr1111.,t~ower Steir·
Ing, Rtclio, Wliltt Will Tires, Tint.cl 6 1111, C.,,1ti119, Vinyl
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NOT l $TRIPPED CAR . •"".
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lut •111'11ipp1d wifl. )II VI, 1ut~m•He hen~ •• pow1r tt.1ri"J, , . .
r1dio, r1mot1 control mirror, tint.id 91111,..,.lnyl dd1 1'1'1ollfin9&.
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• CHRYSLER
'7'i · NEWPORT ROYAL ' • ~ • to,;
. -NOi' A'STRIPPED CAR; FACTORY. AIR .
EC1uipp1d , witft • 11 t • "' • t i e tr1n1., '-_ow1r '"1t1~i."
ing, pow1r ~IC br•~11, tinted 91111, wh it•w•ll ffr11, rH'lo;.
light t•d•9'e. ,r.~ot• c .. trol mi,,or, Electric lt11itio11 1ft'-,
tem. <•Cl41M1CI010J4J '· . " ._,_.c.;,;..:..
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VS, •utom•tic, vinyl .+op1 pow•r ,
'65' BARRAC . .
1t11rin9, r1dio, h'•t•r ISYC
539 i: . . 1-· • . . "'"'"""-::
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'65 uA;a~E'; 2 'DOOR.
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" V8, •utOmetic,'1 rad'io', h11t1r.
ISWM9621 ':.
53·95 · •
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h•1t1r .. I RYE427 I . 1 ~ '.~ ' . ·~·•49:.·~ \. .a >!.·
'69:': DODGE . CHARGER 500 •
VI , t ir cond., Aufomttic, Pow•r St••""'
i119, Powt r l r1ke1, H•ndym1n'1 1p1ci11!
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A TJENTION CREDIT BUYERS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK UNnL . 10 P.M~
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COMI JN AND Sii US. CllDIT NAY a NO PIOILIM HDl. · •
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llst St. at 5.,A. F'rw)'J :m 1:.-J.lt St., ..... Ana
• 551-1000
D new 1972 Pontiac --~-----. ve .. .-1\. 2 dr.\f'llli¥.laeloz7 1968 1111UT1_1 C ...npp..i inellidhioi • eyl. run 1111 =· Serial No. =:i2L-EXECUTIVE
WAS $~94 •
SA VE $500:00
'FROM STICKER
NOW $2451.94
A: tax, lie. I: doc:. fee
BILL BARRY -
Coupe. VI. 1ntom•ttc,..~ .
air ~Honh2&. -. ,I.ct"• r -.-dilebnka. (ZZX'l!l9) ••
$1399
Price valid thni 2128fr2
D'AVE ROSS
-PONTIAC
POlllTIA~MC·F IA T . rut St,.u :s.A. Frwy.>
lm.,£. lit St:. Santa. Ana ,.r . 558-1000
PONTIAC '(;8 Flreblnl,' 350
Xlnt eond. New radials.
2480 Harbor Blvd.
'ruul.ts are jult a pbcb Coe:ta Meea s.8-I017
away · IO-e6'll Cllll &&J-5611 '1: SI.WI
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11,850. 545-2901
'67 FIREBlRD auto, V-1,
P/S, -1·cl<an. $1250.
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OUR PRICES ARE LOWER
THE REST OF ·THE WEEK
GET THE BIG · DISCOUNT
-igh·t No~ Al Terry BuiJk
Lowest Overhead In So. Cllif. .. -\ , '
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_OPEN
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'SUNDAYS
OYER 150 NEW &: USEQ • • LARGEST SELECTION OF I YW'S ~TO CHOOSE FROM VW SUSSES &: CAMPERS '
. '68 VW Stj)UAREIACK .. ·:-. ·• ...... $1299 '7~ VW ~UG .............. : ... .". 514/o·
Llellt blut, llltclf l~r~,, rldl•I llm . S.lel 9'05 •.. :~ , A"'!""'lc• Ml'll: •rlin wtblKlt lnttrlor. Lie. su acv. , ,
~-~HI COUPE · ............ s 1295' '6'3. THUNDERBIRD., .... : •'. .. .. .. .-.. ssaa·
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: '62 YW1BuG '. .•. : ....... ·"' .... , $~95 '65 yw Stj)UAREIACK ............ $89f
Enelltnt nmlnl dlndHlll'I (MCI tltJ. • G'-t _,. t.tr. Lit. 11:11'1" m, '
'68 VW 'SEDAN .................. $799 ''8 IUICK SKYLARK ..... : ....... $1399
....... llvyl fWX£ 144). • · t..,. Nrcl ... rlCllo,. fllH _,, ~ JlMt.Kh.111 ,ltl. ••
'70 VW KARMANN G~IA .... : .... $-1750 '69 RUEL SST,2 DR. H.T ... : ....... 51z4;
Vtl...,, ....... LI&. .. Ill. > .-~ ~ AWi, 9lw W/Mlr. I ... ""'' Ml '9Wtf'i X't'S JtOJ. -.. ... -
.u ' I· ' ' ' ,,, '"'0,..,.1 yI , .' . \ ' , ii.' , • '61 'VW .......... : ............ $450 .. u uw "NOA, ............ -.,.$1599
D.,-: ""'9lnc """" ~ NM1r. Lie. \'ou m. , . ~-~·~,·~·~..,~,.1-~~----~!_.:_ __ ...,..L ___
........ -.... $llft '67 OLDS'.DILMONT j8 ......... :-,.5999 ~'" .... ,.... .,, ...... , ..... ~-~ .,, CTt. • • ~ '66 'JW DELUXE IUS '
IJc, .... DIX. '
'68 OPEL !lALL YEZ ............... ~ 1050
CJ1N«19 whllfto ndllt ;...., "t UC. WIO "'· 1
'69 POP TOP .CAMPD • . . . . . . ..• 5·2399.
UP .. MK.
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'66 Olds Cutlass-Cpa.· • · •· S7ft
V's, radio,' auto., P.S., vinyl• root.· (S'IZ'lll)' 8baf1
this price. ,.
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Stlc!ll 'ihift..o.
·•1· FORD 1cO'koL1N1 P:u: f$~cyllnder, stick:lhift, radio.
PANIC PRICED
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Automa~lc ' trana .. ,radio. (WX'J'087), Catttul
'"FORD 'I• TON .STAKI'. .,,.· 9· 99 '67 Mertury MG...:. ... " ·Stt• 7'11ft.4 speed, radio. (Make offer ·~-· tr:' on ·anyotour ts'truek1ln1toek.) ~ CDe .. Radio, auto., P.S., P.B., eJee. wlndoMI A ... _.
,(1'211:19)-• • '. afr. l(t/111 roof. (UVT324 .
'6' j:HM t/, TON PICKUP
4 speed, VS, cust. cab. f P2657)
(~ •peedl-3 •P,!ffiis:.automatlc, 6 cy1., VB's. we've got em all.)
$'12 9 '68 Po'lflac Le M-. $11
I. 9 ?ru~1}\'::s1JJ·e~~ ... ·::=:r.1-I
'70 CHIYY I' STAKI $J199 Truck. V8, P. Str., H.D. aus~mlon,• • •.
automatic, CUit. cab, ape.re like bralid · new.~(760800}. 'All kinds of trudcs.. ' in.P ofen. .· ' · " · ,
.... IL CAMINO ~
VB, aUtomatic, power 1teeMng,' radio. ·499 air cpnd. (loll of.EI Camino'• tool) · (\'21602) .
SPICIAL '70 ILUIR ~99 1-4 wheel drive. Power steer., auto., air. -Y!J, (~2DSW). (Another truck tij our' , '
hUce Jnventory.) ·,· ~,.. . .
IPiCIAL ''6 JllP WAM>Nm-' ,. 999 Custom. V8. automatic, 4 wheel drive
radlo; air conditionln1. <Nice.) '
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4 Wheel drl~e. VS, power steerlngr I.Ir. WILL
<38435C>. cean tent at 11111· ..,... 11· TRAD* Jt's &one tt>@re'are more.) · .. I , •
'6t IL CAMINO $2299 VS, automaUc, ~er atttring, air. !38435C). (Call1Qt at this price, II
lt'1 a:one there are more.) '
'U CHIYY 'I• TON l'ICKJ!r
WITH "C.t.:Ml'll ,899 I' HoUda,)' eib over cam,.r. Vl.·~d;,
opart, ~ l!l'nbber. '(Ua!Si). U
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'68 Ford Galaxle 500 $11 tf
4 Dr. H.T. Atito:, P.S., radio, 'air concl· lUM"8>.t
nits Is a nl~ car. 1
'68 Caprice Coupe · ·-. · $139'
V8. radio, automattd. power sttnlnr .. bralm, vt • root, tilt whttl, othtt' 1oodltt. (XUWOl2). Un
buy, ' I
~69 Nova 4 Door ·
'70 Camaro Coupe '$17
Auto.. P.~.. radio. IP2767l. Dl\'t cheap. i.. 11
.Kelly WhOlesale blue book. ' '
'7.0 Impala Spt. C11199 • $ . •
350 cu. In. VS. auto., radio, alr cond., P.s .• ~ P:B., ~
miles. Super buy. (466.AKS). Thia la a 19TP ,,,..-1:1..
'71 Vecia Hatchback SZ
Cpe. Radio. 4 si:Wd l!IUper nl~. (P267~)~ Super'bu,r
'10 Kln1J5wood WGCJ911 ·
I Piiio Radlo. auto., P.S., P.a., Ju.-. rack. ooad. (P'2&35). Super c•n. 8 thlidildt.
'71 Mollbu Cone-S.16
Belt OM. 9 pu!I l''&JOO. Beautiful CU' hu bad" CU..:
Perfect air, P.S. P.B., rldlo. 380 cu.1 ID. VI. IUPr. l!(ly. (207CPQ)> •
'64 lulck Skylark (Llttlt aid lllllv C.
2 4r .. H.T. Cpe. Air, auto. -•"i ;"" -6:~auto:truak....,, tt
color Ind lnterlor • ..whal • es. ( • . .
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FOR 6 CONSECUTIVE YEARS!
, ;T SAVINGS-SERVICE -SELEOION •••o•••ou•uY WE ARE PROUD OF OUR FACTORY AWA!ID WINNING DEALERSHIP AND
''There Must Be A Reason '' THE FRIENDLY PEOPLE WHO RUN IT. COME IN TODAY AND PROVE TO
YOURSELF THAT SANTA ANA LINCOLN-MERCURY DOES omR "A umE
EXTRA''.
NEW1972
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TWO DOOR
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FULL PRICE
NEW '72 MONTEREY
C:USTOM 2 DR. HDTP
. Alli.. hrll. air cOftd. pwr. di"1. btlrlld W/W'&, eltt. clod:, winy! roJ .
Wiii more (SSll7S) •
WINDOW ITKR
OUl!lPRICI
DISCOUNT·
$507~50
•130
$94258
NEW '72 M4RQUIS
,4 DR. BROUGHAM .
Pwr. 11wing, ditcs. seOt1 ond locks, AM·fM, vinyl top~~to
lt!lf, i0ir cond;spted cont~ bt!ted Wtw'sottd more. (549100)
wi•Dow'ITJ(R $6456.79
OUR PR.Cl · $5351
DliCOUNT $1105
---------------'7~---':": ..... ----;-----------------------------------NO SHORTAGI OF LEAS.ING?
OUR ULTRA MODERN
VOLUME LEASE DEPT.
HAS THE CAR YOU
WANT AT THE PAYMENTS
YOU WANT.
•All POPULAR MAKES
•OPEN OR CLOSED END
•WITH OR WITHOUT '
', • FULL MAINTENANCE
•NEW OR PRE-DRIVEN
CHICK OUR
.COMll'ITITIYI RATIS
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LIASI • ANYWHIRll
1969 MARK· Ill
An immaculate luxury cor completely equipped
with full power, AM-FM stereo, vinyl roof, air
·conditioning, etc.
10 PRE-DRIVEN
MARK lll'S IN STOCK
All
PRICE SLASHED FOR
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'2DOORHDTP 4DOORSEDAN
Autt. "-.. pwr. IMtr. W diKs. rot S1647S f1G.I• W{W JI.
twhtll eir, centolt~ti.c. cJoc:• Mt rnol"t.
3.51 V-8. DUlo. !tans .. pwr, stMrillg, W(W's. dlx. wtiHI toY
rodio ond mor1.
WillDOWITKR
OURPRICI
DIS~OUNJ
$ ... 79.90
11190.00
$48910
' OUR·YIAl·AROUND LINCOLN CONTINEJI.
TAL INYfNTOIY AVERAGES ALMOST 40
NEW CARS· READY fOR IMMEDIATE DELI·
VERY. NOW ON DISll'LA y ·
FROM EUROPE! OUI PIE-DRIVEN SEUCTION Of CONTINEN·
TAU AND MARK lll'S AVERAGES OVEI 20
CARS •
LET US SHOW YOU HOW OUR VOLUME
SELECTIONS ADD UP TO VOLUME SAVINGS!
, '••I Aft'IYedl al9 9hlpM••I
SEXY CAPRI FOR '72
READY FOR IMMEQIATE DELIVERY
. . ~~~!:!·!!~~ J!!ce_.._ $CJ88
'70 MONTEGO Z DR H.T. '
ILlto. tron1., pOw... siMf'lng, power (dix) bnlkes. whit• $19 8 -11 tiret, tinl tdglost wheel tollrs. 15,000 octual
milts. 975 Ill ,
'70 DODGE Sportsma.n Bus '
V-8. IN!t'I. trans .• power Stwi1'19, pow« (dix) brOkts. $29 8 n;idio. hea!er, whitrwol\ tires, ~lld g\o,,s. whet! cavm.
vinyl in11nor 10 P<USll'l!ltr vocotian ti>tcinl 046-BNQ
'69 llNC. Cont: 4 Door . .
auto. Irons., foc!Ofy oil' conditianifli, Ml power, rodio, $29 heattr, whilewoll tir•'· tinted glens, w~eej covers. ZVf.
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'71 MARQUIS 4 Dr.
auto. trons .. factory oir cOllditioning, power sttrring,$
flOW"' {diK) brakts, pow1r windows. AM-FM stereo ro-
dio.. htcrt«, whittwall tirtS, tinltd gloss, wheel covtrs.
ondou 11 628 oclllol miles. 557-CCG
auto trans.. fotlory ait-condi1ioning, rodio, heater, $2288 whitewon tir1s, tinted gla's. whet! covers. low mi-
'"9t newtottrode, l21CIJ
'70 LINC: 4 Dr.
outo. trans~ f«toty air conditioning, full power, .lM-fM'$4 stereo rodia, lteoter, wllif1woll !ires, vinyl roor. tinted ·
gloss. wf!tel coYtn~ vinyl int.riot 18,641 octuot m~ts.
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V-8, au10. tnim.. fotlorf air ~ioninji. full ii:ow..
,_., ~. powtf" (elite) bro•H. flOW9I' windows. $
poWll" seo11, radio, /Je(Jltr, wtiitrwotl tirn, vinyl roof.
finfld glcrss,.,.,.... covers. lxtro nicttor. 866 ASM
'68 COUGAR XR7 Conv. . . ' ' '
V-8, outo. trans., foc:lol'y oir conditioning, power 111er-$19 8 8 ing,power (disc) brakes. rodio. heal«, whitewoll lires,
linled gloss, wheel ((IY!l'S. lltWCOI' tnxlt, 479DDY • .
'6 FORD MUSTANG
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·rr TEREY 4 Dr. H.T.
V·I, «rto .. lronl., foctoly oir co11ditio11ir11t poWW Rltr-
;,g. poww (d;K) bn>k-. ""°· '*""· ""'""" "'' $1188 ;~~\lau, wheel covers. vinyl inleriar New cor trod1, ·
'69 PONT. le Mans Conv.
V-1 auto Irons .. rad io, heoler, nt•d some body work $9·88
No. YXXS411
fot'°'Y oir tondi!ionill!I, full power, powlt' 1!ff!'ing. ~
poww (disc) brake1, pow« windows, flOW"' 1eo1s. FM $398 radio, htoMr, whitewoll tires, vinyl roof. tint9d gloss. ·
wht.i tovws.DreamtorZllU476 •
'68 CAD. Fleetwood """ ......... ,,,., .. ,,.,;,.,... .. -•....C:2888 s1ereo.htottr, linted glass. 3700. Rttoil Blue Book VIA . ..P 8190ur Pri::t . ·
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v..a, outo. lnll'll.. po'Nrl' steering, rodio, htottr, whiiewau$
tirn, tinttd glens. wheel co~ers, 542-ClB ,
'70 TOYOTA MKll Wagon $9 88 ;.,,, __ ,_, .;.,..:.. '"' """ '1"' .... $1888 car ln:l6e, 875A5'
'67 DODGE Wagon
6 cyl poww stwilg.. radio. htater, 0 tS.Dll
All Sate Pritts lff1ctj11 for n N..n Aftw P••llcoti ...
WlltDOWITKR
OURPRICI ' . . '
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$3477;06
$it72. '
$506
PANTERA
By de Tomaso
-Limited Selection
4 speed, stick shift, radio, heot1r, nicl with o r11M~t $1188
tn;ine UOY494
·~o OLD : Cust: 4 Dr. ff. •
oufo. Irons~ foclofy air conditioning, power steerin;, , ~
...... (diK) bro\",..., .• -.,_..,.,'"'"-'1'· $298 FM Stereo, IWia, h«lllf. wbittwoll .W.1, vinyl roof tinted
gloss, wheel CO'l'lfS. 77'1AGC , ,..
'70COUGAR . . • .. ~ · ....
v.a, 111110. truns.. hxtory oir coiidilioning.. power steering, 5"7 8 8 ~ (diK) ~radio, heater, wlWftwoll rin!s, 14.-...-I.
'7T COMET 4 Dr. $ 88
"'·I , ML 1nlnl., poww Slfffing. n:idia, fllat«, whiff-21
woll tirts. S3'·Cll .
'68 TOYOTA 2 Dr. H.T.
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· ~ 1972 Coupe De Ville
: ~ Uoed Low Mileage
~ Only 3747 locally driven miles. Factory air conditioning, vinyl
3 ~ roof, full leather interior, AM-FM stereo rad~o, poWer 6-way front
· ~ seat adjuetor, power door locks, tilt-telescopic 1teering wheel, wsw ; 3 i. t~ lamp monitors & many jllier deluxa Cadillac extras & ahow·
: • room fresh (853ELV) ..
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~ Low Mile•ae Bra•• Hat r· .,,
·: Beautiful Firemist St. M:oritz finish, full leather interior, factory
:: air cond., dual comfort front seat w/power, 6-way tdjustor (both
~ aides), stereo AM-FM with stereo tape, power door loch, trunk
·: opener, t~ilight sentinel, rear window defogger, cruise control track·
:: masier brakes, etc., etc. Just about evecy deluxe Cadillac extra
;i made! (SER 111642) . ~ . · . .. .. •• • =· '
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NEW 1972
LCOUPE 1 DE VILLE
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Fully equipped with vinyl roof, Alf-FM 1tereo radio, toft ray
gla&t, full powered 6 way scat, door edge guards, automatic
climate air conditioning, tilt & tclc eteering wheel, etc., etc.
"(205392)
·ONLY $17.5 .
1PER MONTH
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24 MONTH Ol'IN END
NABERS LEASING
LEASE DIRECT
: lnuntdlllt Dtllnry • Emlllnt Stllcilon ' ' Fr11 Pickup ind Dthviry • Frt1 '-CIR Whllt i.at Cir S.l'YICH
,_ and 011a·haH a-• of-' authorised c.dntoc fa ltlW
il .. l1n9CI to i.-r Mii and MrVlca Catllllac a1utt'""ili
• (~ dallal and 45 fact..-y tralMtl
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Your
Authorized Cadillac
Dealer · Serving
the Orange Coast
·Harbor Area ....
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NABERS
2600
Harbor Blvd.
·Costa Mesa
540-9100
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A Solid Shield of
SERVICE
with every sale
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8130 AM to 9100 PM Mond'!Y thru Friday
ttOO AM to '>°" PM Satunlay a sunclcry
' All Co,. sulojecf ,_ Prior Sale
Prlus l• •ft-ct thru Moouy, 3+72, 9 P.:.1. "
Sunday, March S, 1972 ' DAILY PILOT D' 19
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LARGEST SELECTION
OF LATE MODEL .
CADILLACS
AND QUALITY USED CARS
In Orange County
'71 sedan De VIiie IAU "ICI
F1ototy air condilionin&. full power, door locb. Uah1 aentinel, full $ 6 2 6 2
le1ther inttrior, 1tereo, tih·telelCOplo wheel. Mott Mery deluxe
utra & ablolutely flawle11 throughout. Local low milet. (829CPI)
'70 Fleetwood IAU-
Brough1m. Le.ther interior, •lnrl top, du1l ind ividu1] power com-$57. 50
fort 1e1ta. full power, factory air conditioning, Arif.FM, ate:teo.
power door loci:1, 1e11 than 26,000 miles. (682ADK) •
70 El Dorado 1AU "1c1 . ;
Firemi•t pain to factory air condttlonln1o !ull leatber bated«. Fall $4 9 4 9 power equipment, AM.FM ate~ mul~plex radio. dlt 6 te1e1COpla
•leering wheel, power door locb, padded top. IDUJ other delu. Xlraa. {928ACL)
'70 Coupe De Ville sm P11a
Factory air «,ndiUonln1o 't'inyl top. full leather interior, aD power s4444
incl. door loch. tilt I teleacopio 1tecrin1o atuoo., lllOfil all d.l&.
UtraL (716ASI)
'70 Sedan De VIiie
FKtory '" oonditionin" full I"'"" «1Uipmont. poddod top. doth $4343 6 leather interior, atueo AM-F,.{ radio, tilt I teleecoplo 1teerin'
wheel. Licht Stntibel, power trunk loci:, eto. (2) to chOOM (125210)
(797AGE) Tab JOU pick.
'70 Cadillac
Con•eriible. Factory air eondidoninJ, executive black uterior, $ black interior, black full le1tlitt and black top. Full power, 1terto
radio, tilt It te~p\.c •=1 po~cr door locb, load.od.J'Wl • .-...i..i.jibol.11 )
'69 Sedan 0e·v111e
IAU PlllCI
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Factory air conditionins, full power, rinyl top, tapeetry I i.tleer f! '3 53• s
interior, 1lerco, lilt & leleecopic 1teering. door lflcb, Ulbi -· ~
tind. Local low milea1e & extra cle1n. (YZLB97)
' ' '68 J~euar XKE· · •m NICI
U..•tilol 2+2 ...... Esqubito ..H beii• wtpl•oh En&lloh Soddl• s343 4 Jt1'ther inter. Fac~ry 'alt eondltionln1o auto, trarui., AMl'M DllN. "1
c.;rome wire •heel1, low mileqe I lrue mint conditioL (W Al.695)
'68 El Dorado ... IAU NICI
Factory air conditionins. full Jeather Interior, ,.Med toPt full s3232
power, tilt I ttlttcoplc wheel, 1tueo, door locU, radial Uret, etc, •
AU deluxe 1.tr11 and ahowa the u)llm1te in care. (VQH044)
170 Chev. Monte Carlo , ,•A.fl P11c1
try interior, auto, tr1n1., power 1teeriog. ~wer dltc &raket,t iad.t 1 '
Dix. 2-dr. hardtop cpo. VS 'rinrl top..t.ctorr air condition.Ins, tapM-1 ·2· 92 9
ht:r,. waw. Local low milea10 beauty. (ZSB451)
169 T·Blrd landau 1,,u ,1 ra
Ll1.uriou1 Hudtop'Cpe. with only 12.MO a.Ilea. Factory Air Cou·
ditionin~ full pow" l~L till wb"1, doot l""b, &Oto. "'""• nd .I $2 9 2 9 buj w1w tit-. exqlllahe Adriatlo turquol1e with black ~d&d roo l ullrioul black 'rinyl hlteriot LOcal 1*11ty that a llawl•J
(554CCP)
-' 167 Jaguar XKE IALI "1CI
Iiq11illite Silver Blue ~let1llia wfhlue leather interior, 4 1peed $2828
tr1n1., AM·FM, chrome wire wheela. EJ.tremtlJ low milea1e •
1baolutcl1 tt1le mint condition. (161ASl) '
168 Cadillac Cpe. SAU PRICI
Dduae hardtop cpe. Factory air oqditioalns, pow\r aiee.riq, s2 7 2 7
brllea,. windowa, tilt I tele.:opic 1ttierin1o 1ipal 1eekin1 radio, •
lape1lrJ biterior, powe~ antenna. Many dlx. ll:traa. (S56ASH) •
'68 Sedan De VIiie IAU PRICI
Corgeoua Fiteml1t flnilh, factory air conditbli.11.i. full power, •inYI $ 2 6 2 , .
top. Full leather interior, tilt &: tt:lcllOOpio ltecrln" atcreo, door
locka. ete. (WID004)
167 Coupe De VIiie 1Au "1a
S..•lilul onulno wblto w/wbllo •iorl lop a ri<b fed J.olbc U.·$2222
terior. Factory air ONditlonlltft fvlJ power, dh I lelelooplo ..,_ •
irl1o AM-FM radio. Ab10tutel1 beautiful (389ACC)
'67 Cadillac · •ALI "ICI
Con~ertible. Red enerlor wl1h wliita top and m1tthin1 wtdte $ 2121
Je1ther interior. Full Poww, factory air conditionin1-tili.ielt
wheel. ttereo AM-fM r1dio, power door Jocbi etc. (UT87"9)
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'68 Buick Electra 1Au """
, IA-'125"' 4-.odaL '°""'" olr '°"dlliooio .. Tio11 s17.17 l11tarior, ,owu ...,..q 6 br.U.. 1uto11aUc lr...,. ~·d.io l *'-•
Tt1t1I llOp. ,..,, tlrel, Uctrio antm.na. (XCZl37)
165 Men;ury Wagon SAU P11C1
C.loor Pod< ' ......... dduo luoJJy ..... wllh ,....,., •1' s 1111 coltd.lliori!A1o ponr Keerln&. ,.,.. -~ e:loatrio window.,
dart .. lauap rKk, full •layl ill\lrlor. JocaJ. low ailea1 ..
(P!X194)
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5199 DOWN ~30 A MONTH FOR 31
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20889! · PRICE
225 Cll ..... -.,_, M.D. '""' & r.-lnkts. HA a!Mmallll', .r ......
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'71 PLYM.9TATIO•'.WAHfll
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Sundoy, March 5, I f72
Section I
Here ·Comes .
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The Bride·!·
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Shower and· wedding gift · selections by · . . .
the hundreds. Home furnishings and
decorative pie~es to turn a new home . or . '
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. apartment ·into a. honeymoon castle. · ·· . )
.. Here and . now. Turn these pages for
beautiful ways ar:td means to perfect . .
weddings. Here are . just . timely ·hints and
~ suggestions selected from stores filled
· with all that is new and exciting ..•
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Ring-Sttll
Lo ve's Top
-,Tradition
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Individualism seems to be
replacing the traditional In
many asptcts of the wedding
ceremony -except for wed-
ding rings.
Even if the bride and groom
nout all other traditions -
choose a field for their
ceremony, and write their own
liberated service -chances
are that they will still ex·
change wedding rings .. ~.and
that the bride will be wearing
a diamond.
In fact, spme 2 million lucky
girls will marry in 1972, and 4
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Wrapping Should Match
Gift; Use Your Ingenuity
When a aift ls something
1peclal, tho wrappin& should
be }ult u 1peclal. 0.....
wrapptnc rna!Arta!J to fit tho
occasion and UH!: recipient~
Experiment .with matulalll
other than atandard lift wrai>-
pin( paper and ribbon (such
as crepe paper, nylon net, foil,
copper wire. and tarae •
q~ns), or give conventionaJ•
What can our
Brilal Consultant
do for a
bride-ttbe?
materials a new twist. With 1
Utile ingenuity, tbt resulta cu
be dramatic &nd lntere!Un&.
Small tuck-I n gifta, such u
measuring spooru; ti~ with t
bow, are fllJl frr showera. One .
gift becomes two if It'• g!vett
in a reusable hatbox, COYeted
with fabric or wallpaper, No
wrapping necessary -just t
pretty bow.
out ol 5 of them will have TODAY'S SETS OF RINGS GIVE MODERN LOOK Leh ef thl1191.
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.-FLORAL MOTIF SETS OFF ORGANZA GOWN BY MILADY BRIDAL
lt'1 P•rt of Collection Being Shown 1t Mly Comp1ny Stores
I Even Modern Brides Favoring
Traditional 'Wedding ·sryles
Current retall statistics in-= dicate that today 's brides
favor traditional weddings by
an overwhelming majority.
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Nearly two-thirds pr!fer
that their wedding take place
in a church or synagogue, and
want it to be a double-ring
ceremony. Despite the fact
that the average age or a 1972
bride is 21. however. buying
patterns show she will almost
certainly wear a gown like h'er
grandmother wore.
May Company California
hai captured the definitive in-
terpretations of the 1972 tradi~
tional look in its bridal and
trousseau fashions. May Com~
pany's Bridal Fashions reflect
the wistful return tc the tradi·
tional of today's mod!rn bride
by featuring taffeta gowns
\"'Ith tiny ruffles at neck, cuff
and hem.
Leg-of-mutton sleeves are
an itnportant look, as are
country-girl dresses of tucked
and amoked cotton. Trims are
clae:aics, with lace very much
in evldenct. Color is af;plied
ln .. blt.a of velvet and app iqued
bout(uet.a.
Bridesmaids' 1owns shown
by May Company complement
the mood cf the bride's dre.ss;
received a diamond enga1tr Plain &and Still There , •• Under Diamonds ment ring. __ ...:...:.:::.:...:.:::.:.:....:.:.:..:_...:...:....:....;....:...:_;._::_ _____ II A119 1\1 •f tlleftl i re h1lpful,
The continued popularity of
the diamond is not surprising.
It is the symbol of love1 and
rightly so. Each diamond is
different, just as the rela·
tionship betwt:en two people 11
unique. Whenever _ a g I r I
receives a diamond, no one in
the world has one like lt.
The round or brilliant cut is
still the favorite shape for
engagement rings, although
marquises and pear-shapes
are gaining in popularity. ·
As for ring styles, there L!J
no one trend . Today's mar·
riageables want variety-and
they·ve gotten it. There are
settings to suit every tute, be
it ultra-modern or antique,
way-out or way-in.
The newest er::gagement ring
styles feature m o d e r n
geometric lines. The diamond
solitaire is flanked with hoop!,
or set high on a square or
triangular shank. S o'm e
designers have even skilfully
placed the diamond off center
in a zigzag fashion .
Tiffany, famoWI for its
classic setti ng. recognized the
need for a contemporary style
and added one which boasts a
criss-cross setting under the
solitaire.
II a girl wants a more tradl·
tiona.I style, there are plenty
to choose from. For instance,
there are prettty, no!talglc
rings, re vived p e r h a p s
because of the Vlctorla11i1tyles
which the young have brought
back to Iashion.
The nower motif. in dellcafe
openwork rings with diamond
cen~~s. is the most popular
nottaTgic comeback. A I s o
strong are antique designs
where dark ett-hing set Off the
diamond.
Many of these rlngs come
with matchinl wedding bands
that simply rest neatly beside
the engagement ring.
Thrff.ring sets have also
been introduced. Here a third
band is added to the matched
wedding set to give a more
formal look.
As for the wedding band
itself, more styles a r e
avail able than ever before in
hiatory.
Basic K nits j ust Rig ht
For Bride's T rousseau
HOW DO I R&GISTER?.
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Knits, basic to almost every
wOman's ward robe, are pret-
tier tha n ever this year. New
knitiing techniques have added
exciting new textures, from
linen Jooka to lacy effects, new
patterns and brightened colors
-all just right for the bMde's
trousseau.
Roebuck and c.o. ls offerina
knit cycltll on selected models
of its Kenmore automaUc
waahers and dryers.
The knjt cYcle on the washer
provides shorter, more genUe
agitation and spins, with a
warm-water wash that pro-
tects colors.
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HOW DOES IT WORK?
But when the honeymoon isJ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;[I
over, the problem of keeping
thoSe pretty dresses looking
like new must be facecJ. And
chances are your new
husband's wardrobe includes
several comfortable, wrinkJe-
proof knit slacks and shirts,
W... ye•r '-lty Md '""41 «IN 11 t9 &; .... Y••r wff.
Ill .. ,,....,._ -·· M: •ltM t. lltow ftte• th. pclftem ye1'"
&ti. ... t. ft. lrtM'1 l .. l1tet. Alld,.. ew1 "ow "'any ef Hill '"'" --.~ .. ,;.,.
too.
Fortunately for t o d a y ' s
bride, more and mort. of the~
knits for men and women are
being fashioned from m~chine
w a s h able. shrink-resistant
fabrics -polyester, acrylics
and blend!. of natural and:
man made fibers.
Thal doesn't mtaa you can
jual loas them lnCo the washer
aloag with the llnen a and
towels. Knits. do need special
attention during laun.derlng to
prevent pilling, snagging and
stretching and to protect
bright colors. To hel p the new
homemaker take proper care
or knitted garments, Sears
Confucius Say:
''A bride . with new
clothes is •dmired with I .
"fondry"; If old clot .... I
•t cle•ner1 . . • No tic~
kH, no laundry.
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WH!N SHOULD I REGISTER?
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Ute bedroom any bride would feel like a queen. It
is being shown, complete with overhead mirror in
smoked gold vein · design, at Mansfield's, 18582
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Beach Blvd:, Hiuitingl<Jn·Beach. Warm, rich tones
of wood can be comb~ed with drapery colors of
owner's choice to enhance any bedroom decor.
Bri dal Gifts Go Throug h Chan ge;
They're Si mpler,--More Prac ti cal . ·1·. her stearR iron on your wed-
ding gift.
°"' I w-....;i., about a set of custard cups? If Time wa·s you could select a
wedding gift from a tried-and·
true assortment of objects
guaranteed to please any
bride: silver salvers and
g I a .!I s-1 i ne d compotes,
monogrammed luncheon sets
and real linen bedsheets.
Was everyday life ever that
!Ormal, really? It seems like a
• . remote time in kist.ory when
young husbands marched off
to work in starched collars,
leaving their new wive.s at
home ... presumably to iron
more shir~. not to mentio~ ·' those wedding-gift linens:
Can you picture yourself
giving a 1972 bride any of the
above items? ·Visualize. Iler 1 face when she di scovers the '
gift Is neither drip-dry nor
self-polishing. and you 're
starting to get the message.
Simplicity is going to be the
key to her housekeeping ; so
keep the presents elementary.
In lieu of a silver bowl, why
not substitute a big wooden
salad b o w I . Contemporary
Scandinavian designs a r e
superb, and almost all can be
left to drain In the dishrack
overnight. Stainless flatware is apt to be more popular·than
sterling for the same reasons .
A!:k for the br ide's favorite
flatware patlern, and surprise
her 'with a bunch of Iced
'teaspons. ~r ,fish forks or extra
serwing p1ett1.
¥ou clri be practical and ex·
traviga'nt i.t the same time!
In .'the ,lin,!n~department, skip
the.:tradltional monogrammed
white· things. Find out what
her color ~Schemes will be;
then tour ,the loCal department
stores to see What 's new and
smashing in drip-dr y
tablkloths ·and p o I y e s t e r
sheet.5. Bowers of flowers . or
jazzy geometric prints ma~e a
happy addition to a new
li'ousebold, and the bride wUI
really light up when she .sees
that she won 't have to·try out
. ; .. ~owels by jo••Fh
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Jn kitchenware, too. t.htre 's·
a marvelous selection of Items
both pretty and practical. How
the bride's tastes run to
Americana, choose the old-
fashioned brown cups with
white interiors.
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For Honeymooners
Every hontymoon n e e d •
three thln11 -a brkle, 1
groom, and a camera. (And )I
you don't have one. Jt~1 a
perfect wedding gill ).
To make. sure that you cap.
ture those once-in·a-llfe-ttme
momenta perfectly, here art a
few pointers from the pros.
First, take a few pictures
before you leave to make sure
you are familiar with your
camera and that it is In good
working order. An Jilstant pic-
ture camera is really a must
for the honeymoon becaU!e, of
all times in your lire, you need
to know -right away -that
you have captured the
· memories you wa'nt. The new
square format pictures that
are now available let you have
your memories now ~ for no
more money than the "wall.-a-
week" variety.
Move In Close -11 close aa
4 to 5 feet to capture e.i·
preulons. And get iota of color
into your color pictures. Reds
and golds alway~ add zing.
Watch your tiacklrow>ds.
Too much clutter will detract
from your subject And get
your subject to relax -catch
him (or her ) in action rather
than Jn a stiff pose.
And, of course, you'll want
some pictures of both of you
together; so don't be afraid to
ask strangers to help you out
by snapping some shoh1 with
your camera. lf It's a Square
Shoottr, the resulta are bound
to be great.
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A Truly Memorable
~Reception
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Or
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Arter the honeymoon every bride can find some-
" th ing to come.home to -new TV: stereo, di shwash-
' er, refrigerator, washing machine or other appliance
-among the many displayed by Tovatt's at one
of two locations in Huntington Beach . · .. Golden·
west at \Varner and at 401 fl{ai n Street. '~
ff~ M•rry In H•tfe, .
Cry In Sorrow.
If you didn't buy our
p•ck•bfet,
Ther.e'll be wrinkles
tomorrow.
Special Cookbook Tells How
To Fix Up Dinner Disasters
bread. ,
for a delightful kitchen
deodorizer put some orange
peel in the oven at 350
degrees , ll'i!h the door ajar.
l usttr-SolitJ
"Soft Touch"
Tow1I with
Debby lord•r
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Hood ,,,,,,,,,,,, $2.JO
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iTHINK
One of the easies~ way1 not
to make a mistake is to listen
to professional advice. It
usually happens t~ugh that
mistakes are made first and
advice given )ater. Bu t
sometimes, miraculously,
some mistakes can be cor-
rected in time to ayoid a
failure.
new householder's n ext
purchase after the f l r 11 t
cookbook. This handy helper
tells you what to do when you
get the vegetable soup too
!laity, or the lettuce ha!!
wilted, or your stainle:1s steel
has stained.
Here are some exam ples
from this dandy rescue book
and other sources which can
tum a flop into a success ....
If some of your guests are
timid drinkers and you have
nothing in your cabinet but
bourbon, scotch and Polish
vodka at JOO proof. keep a
European aperitif llke Cam-
pari on hand. It's lower proof,
and a spark.Jing, garnet-red
Campari and soda is a happy
cha nge from watered-down
drinks, vt.ry zesty a n d
refreshing.
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called "'The Somethlng-Went-
W r on g -W hat-£>1>.1-Do-Now
Cookbook" by John a n d
Marina Bear should be every
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M.IH llH .... ,... When you've burned the rice
(again) turn off the flame,
place the h~l of a bread on
top or the rice, cover the pot
and wait five minutes.
Virtually all the scorched
taste should disappear into the
Hard, stale marshmallows'! INSTANT MEMORIES -New Square Shooter cam· 111 AYINUI DEL MAI
OZ-3230 Seal them in an air-tight era (above.) offers. honeymooners memories "now"
plastic bag.. with a slice of and not of the "wait-a·week" variety. Below is a
List Tells Gifts
For Wedding
Anniversaries
fresh bread for three days and basic tip on shooting pictures of ·people. Move in
you will have r re 5 h close to get shot at bottom and avoid the IOng
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D•lly 10.,; frl. 'tfl 6 l•nkAm•rlcard M11ttr Chart• marshmallows again .
Melted ice cream never view. "''----======~~~~~:g~~~~~~~;;;:;:;~··~-;;~~g~~ tastes right wh en refrozen. ----------.c
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Save it in the refrtgerator and
pour it over dry cereal the
next morning. Delicious.
A teaspoon or salt or a few First ............. · .... Paper dropJ! oJ vinegar in the water
-sk-ond ................ Cotton will keep boiling eggs from
Third ................ Leather cracking and dribbling their
Fourth . , ...... Fruit, Flowers whites. Forget to buy hea vy cream Fifth ··········· ...... Wooden for whipped cream? You can
Sixth ........... Sugar, Candy substitute one mashed banana
Seventh .... , .... Wool, Copper beaten up with one egg white
Eighth ....... Bronze, Pottery (beat the egg white stiff first )
N. th p ti w·11 and sugar, to taste. . in "· ·· .··. 0 ery, 1 ow An easy method for peeling
Tenth .. · · · · .. · · · · · · · · · · · · ·Tin oranges and the white stuff
Eleventh ................ Steel underneath: pour b o i 1 Jn g
Twelfth .......... Silk , Linen water over them and let them
Thirteenth .............. Lace stand for fi ve minutes. This process also tends to make the Fourteenth ... , ......... Ivory orange!! far juicier.
Fifteenth ............. Crystal ------------------
Twentieth. . ..... ' ....... c.hina I
Twenty-fifth ........... Silver
Thirtieth ............... Pearl
Thirty-Fifth .... , ..... · Coral
Fortieth ................ Ruby
Forty-Fifth .......... Sapphire
Fiftieth ............... Golden
Fifty-Fifth .......... Emerald
Seventy.Fifth ....... Diamond
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Into a charming parchment-l ike trinket box
-gilt trimmed and elegantly lined in deli-
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EXCLUSIVE WITH HOWES
These exquisite hand-made footed boxes,
61h x 4 1h x 2Vz can, also be ordered In
other special designs and s izes.
A. With rqmanlic cupid dtcor$l-4
B. Plain, wllh ltllored gilt trim $29.50
Remember when Woven Wood Shades
ALLOW ~o• 0 OR I WJlll DILl'llRT
ADI 11\t C.ALlf"ORIU" tAlt WHll'~ IT A~~Llll
were bamboo slats and string?
Th• Woven WO()d :!ihod•• we corry orir o for cry from those rel\c1. Moclio! by Del Mor tninQ worm
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Even veteran hostesses are
finding that rentinc; l h e
paraphernalia needed for a
party ii llimpller than owning
It and talting It in and oot of
attic atorqe.
Lart:e 1Uma of money can be
tied up in e~nslve sliver
aervice, ln beiiitiful chinaware
and special .glusware, etc.,
much -of it needed on1y for
special oce1sions,
Great piles of equipment -
414 separate items -are re-
quired, for ewnple, for a
formal dinner for . uy," l2
guests. A fiv&<OUne alfolr \
with two wines calls for a
minimum or !I glasses. tn-cludina cocktail glasses, plus
44 more for liquers a n d
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Groom in Edwil'rdian look and his btide lh In up-
dated version of Gay Nineties. look puts "toda_y"
touch with lines of "yesterday.'1 The g~wn has ·tiny
pleats, lace and ruffles and is telmed with acces--
sories which include "farden party" hat, classic
satin pumps and paraso . The groom · stays true to
his Edwsrdian image with long jacket, grosgrain
edged lapels and slanted pockets. Both sketches
offer modern wedding p~s an idea on how to
achieve the look of a p•st and romantic era with
the fabrics and know-bow of' today's tailoring.
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"The colors you choose in
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&ay1 Margaret Hutchison, col-
or stylist for a l1r1e manufac-
turer of paints, "may even af-
fect the happiness of your
marriage.''
The emotional effects of col·
or are 11trong. Continued ex-
"GYPSY" BY DENBY STONEWARE
Gv11uy ••. t~• moo•. th1 tn•tie 1f t~uf1v'• fr•• tpirit ..•
i11 1n ori9i"1I frt11 ·fl,owltt9 ftor1I motif. D•1ie1tt tinf1 1"d
ton11 whlt,•tlttt of 9111tl• tr1ditie", v•t in1i1f1"Hv
c6nt•m,or1ty. S11p1rbly r11p6111i¥1 to '"" lotk, 111y
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to ,11e1 with tr111 er1•fi¥• integrity.
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po8Ure to discordant colors
may give rise to tension! and
perso.nality conflid.s, the color e.i:pert warns, while exposure
to ple~ing colors may lead to
happy atmospheres.
Noting that home!urnilhing
colors have never been more
appealing, Miss Hutchison,
who represents Martin Senour
Paints, says there ls a large
bouquet of rich colors spread
before u~ today. To set the
color stage for a happy home,
select those colors that make
a room come together in a
livable way. er ea tin& the
"total look," or the "slng1~ eJ.
feet." ·
Today's world of color
fashions includes • ' U I t r a
Modem," the "now '' genera-
tion'• particular love, which
depends upon some strong in-
jections of oolor.
CaUtion ing again st golng
overboard, the color specialist
advises · that large areas be
neutral: white or charcoal.
Against thi s background ,
distribute smaller amounts of
your atrong color : posters,
paintings, plllow1, accent rugs.
Ye&, even 1upergraphics;
distribute them on the neutral
background so as to balance
color around tbe room.
Another all-time c o I o r
favorite very much with ua to-
day are the yellows. Yellow is
the happ ieiit color: It makes
one cheerful. Try an all yellow
room or two yellows; lemon
and lime.
Add ·white. Paint or cover
everything in 1lght : walls,
woodwork, and furnlturt with
one or the other of the~ three
colora. Instant chMr, hig
humor and good spirits!
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Gift . From Jewelers: Useful, Charming
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A couple'• first home ii
alw.ay1 very dear, a perfec-
tion, with a oozy, loving at-
moapher_e that · remains in
tbelr memories no matter how
grand tuble:q,uent homes are.
But wedding glften are free
from all that atarry·eyed bllas allCI they koow that the prac-
ticality and usefulness of glf~
for this wonder place should
be . uppermost. How to com-
bine practicality with the
charm and elegance that even
first homes need? ,Any of lhe
gift suggestlone at the jewelry
store will do just that, assures
the Jewelry Industry Council.
Sliver giftl are automatic-
ally elegant. And their eaay
care plus their verutlllty will
be so appreciated by the brlde-
turned . homemaker. CU
serolea, hot buffet servers,
color llned bowls that can take
the usual silver "no no" Jike
gaited foods , coffee servic;.e,
covered vegetable dish are
what kitchen dreamJ are
made of.
Centerpiece bowlJ, gravy
boat and tray, tall and stately
candleholder1 or petite bl<>&o
aoming ones, fancy trays or
ultra simple ones will Jet her
Imagination work to bring new
Hie and color into her home
decorating.
DelighUul gifts thal cbarm
in ailver aie sauce set, pepper flau.rines, table lighter with crystal wonders housed ht
mill, ailent butler, plpkin, tea match!Oi clgal'eUe b o 1 e s , seml-preclous stone.
bell, crtam and sugar set, egg unusual centerplecea in china Butane candles for-romantic
cup with tray and 1poon, or crystal •are other ideas on dlnlng Indoors and cout; Cold
whatnot boxei. the ~jellf'eler's · s h·e Ive 1 eles;troplated hostess ware;
Tbe bride'• china pattern especially for the first home. stainless steel flatware 1!'KI
will prov.lde many perfect ClockJ are alwaya high on h o 11 o w a r e : authentlcalty
wedding gift ideas. Serving wedding gilt list.s. And no won-designed \pewter for thole
dishes, platters and trays, der! The range covers mini young marrieds with an af·
soup bowls, fruit dishes are travel al&rnll, novelty clocks, finlty for Early Americana -
items ln· her china pattern elegant ·.mantle clocks, in· the variety of jewelry gifts II
she'll definitely need. Sotne t r i c a t e b a r o m e t e r·· endless and their place In that
china patterns even offer thermometer clocks, quartz vei-y first home, well-favoredi
cook-and-freeze ware, th ell~--~~-----~---ii~--iili perfect gilt for toda)i's in-
formally entertaining couples.
Casual and party w a r e ,
whether china or crystal are
functional gifts with appeal.
Crystal uh · trays, c b i n a
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Today's
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FASHION SQUARE
IN SANTA ANA 2.3
jRewurcejul Bride Irons Ou t! . -
Their age ls about 19,
they're usually dressed in blue
jeans and tops, and they're as
independent a group of women
as America has ever seen. ~Conflicts by· Not Ironing Shir!J They're the brides-to-be of
today , almost 2.3 million
strong. Has women's lib
wanted it -and she auddenly changed them , or do they
realizes he expects hia shirts share many of the same
hand-ironed like Mother used characteristics · as t h e l r
'j
:; Newl~edl UIUllly find the
:real ad]uatmenll to ' llvlllg
:!osether ' take pflce oo the :amt mundane level. Dif-.;
ferencea of opinion may arise
on questions of tJhUi:ilopby, but
the rhu barb atArts : wbiri hiJ
laundry isn't clone the way he
~'.Aids Can Keep Wives
J Looking Like Br_ides
~ Everybody knows that a " r:bride la beauWul on her wed-'• ;;ding day. Dreued In whlte ood . . !Slowing w1tb happiness; a
ll>rlde Juat can't help' but he ra-
Idfant. And the hours she spent
iat the beauty parlor o~ doing
tber own make-up .and hair fwer• undoubtedly • help, too,
• Blit what about after .tlie
~? On her honeymoon,
·• won't want to spend hours ,nth rollm In ..her hair. And
Iller, wben 1he'1 back work·
fog 1t her job, caring for lier
matter of ia ct , the bride's
friend! could even glve ·her a
beauty shower, gifting her
with all the cosmetic electrics
abe•u need for a beautiful
married life.
The first essential on any
bride's beauty li!t should be
a ha.tr dryer, like the n e w
portable from GE, w h I c b
comes with styling comb and
styling brush attachments, so
her husband can use it, too.
The next ... plug-in beauty basic
might be GE's new speed-set·
ter which sets hair with con-
ditioner, with mist or dry, in
just-minutes.
to do It. Fortunately, the predecessors?
modem brii:le is a resourceful For one thing, they're much
creature. Within 11i.J: months, less apt to do something sirnp.
all of her husband's shirts will ly because it's always been
mysteriously become the no-done that way. Witness. for in·
iron variety! stance, the number of wed-
How neat should the ne·w dings at which the couple
love nest be? Here's a minor write their own vows, and
matter that expcises· major dif· perhaps even choose a
ferences in living habits. To a meadow or o t h e r un-
tidy housewife type, the hus--conVentional setting for the
band who doesn't put ·anything wedding ceremony.
away can be irritating. He haH They bring this same in·
a cleaning woman come into dependence of mind to the
hi! bachelor pad once a week, · practical matters of choosing
but she had orders not to· move possessions for their future
anything. Woe to the bride home. "Will this fit the life we
·who straightens up his want to live -not only now
desktop! Better she should get but in the fu ture?" is a
him a rolltop desk, roll the top primary concern.
down over the clutter and That's why their table ap-
forget it. Close the door on pointments are studied with
that messy study, plump up an eye to both immediate and
the pillows in y o u r iin-long-range use. They know
maculate Jiving room -and that owning be a u t i f u I
relax. You have your gracious tableware during their early
living space, he has hi! cozy years -the hard years when
comer of chaos, and all is so much is in the future -is
happy. the time when it's. perhaps
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HOMEMAKERS
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engagement, so that she can
register her pattern, along
with the pieces which she's
received and those she still
needs. In this way, other wed-
ding guests can help fill in her
set with additional place and
serving pieces. And they will
-for bridal gift consultants
say that once the bride-to-be
has some sterling, she's
much more apt to receive
more.
· "Arlt home and cooking for a 'ihal:iand. she just .won't have ' ;lie Ume to spend bours oo her
~ and make-up.
i!~ver, today's yo ung
~~ doesn't have to choose
liitween the no-make-up-no-Jatnlo look and the equally
~tterln& picture of ber~lf
• ~ rollera all nllht and mak ..
Mt that'• all wrong. ~ad,
'jhe·can recreate her wedding ~ lovellne"·ln a fiHh·wltli a tlw nifty plug-In beauty , aids
)I). Genet•! Electric. Al. a
A-lighted-mirror with {Qllr·
separate light settings for day,
evenJng, office and borne 11,Bht,
ii another gnat gift for the
bride who wants to be mJde-
up right for any occasion and
any place. And General Elec-
trlc's lighted make-up mirror
h designed with a convenience
ouUet' so the bride will have a
place to plug in her other
beauty products at the same
time she's .using the mirror.
Eating habits vary widely, most apprecialed, and needed.
loo. Don't be surprised if your This is the tableware that
beloved riled from bed some dreams are made of -even
night to root in the icebox for for a liberated, free-thinking,
pig 's knuckles _ that funny practical woman! And quality
looking jar you just threw out is what C<>unts. It's the
yesterday. His idea of a great translucent china that goes
dinner, however, is probably "ping" so beautifully at the
conservative, Male bachelors flick of a fingernail, the
Brides of today don't differ
too much from their sisters
who walked down the aisle
before them. Creating a haven
of orderliness and peace in a
tulI'l.lltuous world is a basic
need wlth young women today
-and bringing beauty into the
home is very much part of
their new life.
Brides Think
Big in Bedding
crystal goblets that shimmer tend to the steak-and-salad with a thousand little renec·
routine rather than coq au vin tions. And, most of all. it's
or stroganoff. As a fledgling solid silver _ rich, luminous
cook. you're likely to prefer sterling that catches and
the challenge of an elaborate reflects the light. Sterling.
casserole to plain broiled after all, is very special -and
meat, but beware! This way lt'S meant for very special oc-The modern bride-to-be is
lies the spreading waist. casions. Like just·you-two sup-thinking in big dimensions
Restrain yourself to one or pers by the fireplace, or holi-when It comes to bedding.
two fancy, dinners each week. day dinners when inlaws come The old double bed just isn't
Does he skip breakfast, claim-visiting. or entertaining your what _is used to be. according
lng he never has enough time? husband's boss. to researchers at Sealy Mat-
1bat's one old habit of his you Sterling silver has qualities tress and American brides are
should break, ,right now. Lay today's young couples •P-forsaking It in favor of the
in a supply of delicious time-preciate, such as integrity in new modern sizes with larger
0 ftDQtJllHt ""· fAB savers such as CarnatiOn in· design and craftsmanship. proportions. MJNff ~ 11&«.U !'J slant breakfast. One packet, And it's "the real thing" -It's the "queen" and "king-
1l1·1 ·111111111 111111 mixed with milk in just the genuine article! And the size" beds that the brides are
IEWPllT IHll, O•LIF, UHi seconds, gives him the same knowledge that sterling is the buying In greater number than 141·1111 kind of nourishinept as an old· ne plus ultra of flatware adds ever before.,the manufacturer
11111•n urm 111111 llWNIT u1._ NIT"'* fashioned ·bacon-and-egg meal. to any girl's self.confidence reports. At &G:by-80 inches, the ;::::==::;:;:;:::::::::;;;;;;=======================;=,f when she's entertaining at her queen,slze mattress provideS
• • 1 first dinner party· 20 percent more room than the ·,· SURPRISE YOUR soComentteun' mespoarparpyroachhritdhese ·qto-uebe•· old-f~dhlonedchfull·sized t anthd prov1 es ea occupan e , tion of how to go about col· minimum 30 inches of width
Everything is coming up flowers and
polka dotsl
This soft, clingy tria cetate nighty i•
white with navy dots and red; yellow and green flowers. $18.
Sizes petite. small. medium. large .
rJOt shown: same ni ghty in short at
$1 4. matching long sleeve robe at
$28.
~Newport Beach fashion island
open monday and friday
nights, sunday 12-5.
Ject.i.ng their silver in new neceMary for restfuJ sleep.
NEW Hus.BAND ways. For instance, they often ---~=~;;;;i;;;;;;;;==~==i=ii"=====----don't even wait to g e t I.-
engage<!:!. Accorlting to a re-
cent magazine survey. the By SAVING MONEY average girl surveyed began
· . acquiring sterling piecu ot
the age of 14. Birthday!,
bolida.ys, graduation all seem ·" R~HT FROM THE to be good times for teenagers
.. · ~.: l'\1 . }~rksd~o ~!~!1!ctl~n des:~
the gifts usually come from .'.:.: .. : START. parents or other relativu. It's still true, however, that
the ,wedding is the absolutely
. .
We do thous1nd1 of weddings ind 1t sensible prices. None of th1t "hundreds
of dollars " jtzt •+our flower shop!
Our flowers •re fresher , bectuse we're 1t t~e flower merket et 2 t.m. every
d1y, "selecting our own ," thet m1k1s •big diff1rencel
We know how to brln9 the prices ·down (better known es b1r91lnin9l end we
pass these 11vings on to you!
Our designers ire the best in the busine11. Com• ln for • free con1ult1tion, no
on• h11 ever gone 1ny furtherlll We'll bet you won't, either.
We do wedding1 complete with orchid cor1ege1 for eech mother,. meid of·
honor, brid1I bouquets for 11 low 11 $25.'15 complete! Com• See, Come Sevel"
Your "New Hubby" ·w.ill love you for itl
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best time for • glrl to acquire
her sterling. And because the
})8rents of the bride often
give their daughter sterling
silver flatware, it's important
that they present lbe glft as
early as possible after her
Confu~lu1 Say:
''Clothes f o r travel
1hovld not wrinkle -
They ohould wolhoo dry
In twlnkle. ''
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Plan Ahead for Best Honeymoo? Throw a Pantry Shower
For Practical Giving
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11 •hen it'a over. from the pre-Wedding parties
~o-matte:r how-Well-planned _through the ceremony and
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Bridal Registry
to make your patterns known
The Largest Sele~ti on
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' honeymoons were invented -
newlyweds need a rel!lt. 1
It's lhla chance for relax·
1Uan Jhal m1kts Bermµda ,
Florida·. lhe C 1.1\l b bean
Islands, the Bahamas and
Mexico so popular with honey.
mooners. After a few quiet
~un and surf day1, there's lots
to see and do.
Mexico and the Caribbean
Jsla.nds are foreign countries
so close to home it's easy to
forget how unique they are.
Cuisine and cuatoms are dif·
ferent . Not so different it'.11
hard to get around, lust
enough to make it interesting.
Eastern Airlines research
shows the Islands are honey-
moon favorites because in ad-
dition to adding a foreign
navor to this most important
of trips, they offer the chance
for duty-free shopping which
stretches those cash wedding
gifts.
Though few people look for a
bargain when choosing . a
honeymoon spot, the airline
reports that there are ways to
save money that most people
don't think about. For ex-
ample, newlyweds qualify for
"family fare" and In many
cases the new Mrs. gets a 25
percent discount on h e r
airfare. In other cases, by jug-
gling e1.11ns a bit, honey·
mooners can save substantial
amounts by traveling on
weekdays r a t h e r than
weekends, er by taking ad-
vantage cf excursion rates.
Eastern Airlines Vacation
Planners can help Lind the
best rate, suggest hotels and
reserve a rental car to be
waiting at the San Juan
ah:port, or in Acapulco,
Miami, Nassau, Montego Bay,
or any of tbe dozens of places
It flies .
The Planners take special
pride in arranging honeymoon
trips tailored to a couple's
dreams -and budget. A call
to the reservations office can
'J)Ut you. In touch with a Vaca-
tion Palnner, who a s k s
travelers to do a little
homework before the y call.
When plaMlng your honey-
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moon, you abouJd know:
1. How much money can you
spend! -.
2.. What do you want to do -
go sightseeing, beam.c.nb-
ing, shopping, nightclubbing.
Do you both agree?
3. can you be flexible about
dates to take advantage of
atrfe.re bargains!
4. Do you really want to be
alone or would you Hke to go
where you may meet other
couples?
They remind honeymoon
planners to ask about package
tours in addition to an in-
dividual itinerary. "Package MOST HONEYMOONERS HEAD FOR RESORTS
tour" doesn't mean you 'll be (l ike This Poolside Scene In Bermud1}
led around by a tour guide ----------------------1
it means you can take ad-
vantage of a grQup . rate
without being part of a group,
Though beach honeymoons
are the tn<lSt popular, the
Airlines research shows city
honeymoons run a t i g h t
second. Mexico City. New
York City and New Orleans
Me tl)e most popular. And for
good reasons, like good food,
nightlife, sightseeing a n1d
shopping. While Eastern can
reserve cars' as well as
holels in these cities, they
recommend saving those . car
rental dollars for shopping and
romantic· restaurants since
public transportation is ex-
cellent in all three.
Florida has long been a
favorite destination , -with
Miami Beach as the number
one honeymoon haven. But
Walt Disney World may hold a
special attraction for many
newlyweds and a combined
trip to Orlando and Miami
Beach can be lots of fun. Stop
in Miami first for relaxing,
though.
One last bit er advice from
the Vac3tion Planners: be
sure to let the hotel know
you're on your honeymoon. All
the \Vorld loves lovers and
many places offer speci11l
treats for newlyweds, like
flow~rs or champagne In the
room.
List Appointments
To A void Co nfusion
The smart bride-to-be is one
who organizes her time so that
photography sessions, gown
shopping and the hundred
ether appointments that must
be kept during this important
time in her life don't become a
nightmare of C()nfusion.
It's a simple matter to keep
ahead of yourself, U you will
follow these steps.
1) LIST your appointments
on a kitchen bulletin board
thal is scheduled in half·hour
appointments just like a manis·
daily business calendar. Begin
with breakfast, when you must
leave the house and then'fill in
the time until dinner.
2) LIST an your same calen-
dar departure times. Cross out
the time you will be away
from home, but have
something listed for when you
return -maybe'-a second cup
of coflee or addressing some
cf your wedding invitations.
3) LIST all the phone calls
for the day, and instead of In·
terrupting other work each
time you think or someone,
make them in batches. If one
line is busy, go en to tne next
call. Then, check off q>m·
pleted calls, and put un·
completed calls on the next
day's •group.
4) LIST the day's errands.
Plan your. s t c p s system-
atically. If the flor ist is
lo c ated between the
photographer and dressmaker.
visit each establishment in
order. Doubling back is a
time-waster!
5) LIST all the items ycu
must purchase such as
something old, something
new, something. borrowed and
something blue, present for
the groom, veils for the
bridesmaids, etc. Check the
items off as you buy them.
This saves time in hunting
through boxes to make sure
you haven 't forgotten
anything.
LIOen showers, I l n I e r I e
showers, spice showers, ev~n
mlJCtllaneous sowertt-; ••
1howe:r1 for a rew close
friends or rcr at many as ~ or
50. Brides are honored every
roonlh oC, lhe year. But, ln
spite of all the sOOwers; many
a bride-to-be finds her linen
and silver chests filled to
capacity while other new
Mme "musts" still remain on
the "Much Wanted 11 n d
Needed" list.
Why not surprise the next
bride-to-be by throwing a pan·
try shower? It's nOt cnly fun
to give, but the gifts are ex·
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tremely usetul and pr1ctJcfJ.
The preJenta may be .u varied
as your pantry 111<1! -tr.in.
staples Hke Dour, aupr 1611
spices to canned and ·cm.
vf:nlence foods llke dellcioOt
dried or caMed apricots and;a
se.lecUon cf popular mi..,.
The apricots can be usfd
"straight fmm the can or
packag~' er they can be coAI·
~rrtow~m~ ~~'wft~ =1=
ranaing from fragrant c«·
feecakes to nulrltlou1 saladt .
As the hostess, why rill
sel~t a cannister set in !•
style that will ple11se tbt
bride?
Custom
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CHOICE OF CUSTOM FABRICS
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Our wedding receptionist will be happy to answe r
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grained carpet tlles.
It's a new idea in flooring
developed by the 0 z i t e
Corporation to capture the
heart of every young modern
whose decorating the m e
favo.rs wood. Called
"Woodhues," these 12 ''
squares achieve. a handcrafted
parquet look with all the ad·
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needlebonded polypropylene.
they're easy to maintain with
routine vacuuming.
Installation is fast and easy
for even the newest
homemake r. There's no messy
Spring Brides
Sew Clothes
This spring thousands ·of
brides·to-be are making sure
the clothes they pack for the
wedding trip ,express their in-
divlduallty by sewing them
personally.
The couturiers' enthusiasm
for mi:ilng &(Id matching pat·
terns provides special in·
· spiration for the home sewer
to do her own thing
dramatically. Look for color-
coordinated lines of fabric that
make it easy to combine
plaids, prints and plains.
Graduate Corsetleres
A thru FF cups
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... these tiles are self·sticking
yet completely mobile. What's
behind them? A fcam rubber
cushion back with Ozite's Eix-
clusive releasable bond i n g
system. There's no fooling
around, just place the tiles
sn ugly next to one another.
For trimming, a razor knife is
all that is required.
The tiles stay in place when
vacuumed or cleaned, but you
are not stuck with them! They
lift again and again {or clean-
ing of individual st a ins,
relocating from room to room
or apartment to home, or for
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replacing a permanently ors ... add a striped border
aamaged tile. Neither floor, •. , run it up the wall !
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Tho charm and grace of II are found
In diamond wedding ensembles designed lef
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E • -J)ON'f THROW IUCK -asler According to the NotlOllll
. Safely Council. !he cuslom of.
/· ' , throwint·rice at the brld.e.and
Handy_ Appliances · Make Work.ing Bride's Life
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frtlh-bre.red oolJee ln the coffee olll and reaidue won't morninl ore a ,,..1 way lo make today'• coffff bitter .. So
begin. So, fot the working naturally, GE created a cof-
wife, General I ~e c t r i c leemaker with an anodized
developed ·the ToQt.R-OYen aluminum body that's stain
which it three' appliances Jn resistant, e;uy to clean and
ooe -toasting,~top-brownlng, can be totally immersed in
and balclng, too. water for even better clean.
The secret to good, lresh-ing. Whal'• more, this handy
brewed coffee ls a clean, clean .rcofieemaker comes in a choice
coffeemaker -so yesterday's of four decorator colors and
23.5 Cu. Ft. Americana
REFRIGERATOR
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With thrN au!OfltGlic. cycles lo
choose from · •• , yoa ctm wash all
those modem synthetic fabrics
lo ·perfection. lnclud;s a per·
monenl press . selling that leaves
pemranenl press clean, with a 111ini-
11u111 of wriwkles, plus an extra
wash cycle to take cart al !host
heavily. sofftd gamtet1ts.
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G1n1rtl Electric
has 1everal super-convenience
features including a Minj..
Brew basket tha~'• designed lo
proviile, improved .brew flavor
end clarity when brewing just
two or three cups -and that's
~rticularly important when a
• )'6uhg bride is trying to please
·her coffee-loving husband.
· lJowever, with today's bri~e
and groom both • rushing to
catch a lraln, bus or subway
to 'work -there may not be
time for coffee to brtw. But
the manuhJcturer solved that
problem, too, with a line of
· eleetrlc timers: All the bride
has to do is se t the table, put
coffee and .water In the cof-
feemaker and , then plug it into
the Umer.,before going to bed.
Jn . the mornings, fresh brewed
coffee is ready and wailin~ to
send the YOUll8 coople off lo
work.
With today's handy a~
.pliances, even the. 'working
brrde can produce g o o d
nourishing meats and snacks
as well as a quick breakaway
breakfast designed to get a
new marriage off to ·the right
start.
groom ~ at wed<f!ngs i 1
dangerous. Strewn rice can be
as ·slippery as banana peels,
The Council suggests · weli.
wi shers throw cqnfettl instead.
Save your rice !or good eattng,
A marriage couoseloa;. once
said that if a girl went into a
new job with as little, plaMlnl
as she went into matrim0ny1 she'd be fired within a week.
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TV !PORT! HIOHllOHT!
SUNDAY MARCH 5
11:00 AM a Cl) NHL HocUJ Chicago Black ~awks vs. Minnesota
Norf'hSllrs In Minnesota. D CJ) (j) NBA Battc.tblll New Yotk Knicks vs. Phlladetphla
/6erl.
12:30 D tlil Wot1d Champie>Mhlp Tennis live coverage of match from
tne ~avid Partt Municipal Courts in Hollywood, Florida.
, • PGA Dani Open Invitational Golf Final rounds from the chal·
tenglng "Blue Monster'' Doral Country Club course in Miami,
Fla. '
1:30 B NFl Action "The Anal Steps to the Sugar Bowl" Highlights Of the 1971 NFC and AFC · championship games. Roger Stau·
bach and Bob Griese, a pair of young quarterbacks, lead the
Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins.
~ Om.rto 500 Stock Car Race
Amtrtcan Sportsman
CBS Goff Classic
2:30 Cl) ett.mplonshlp Auto Racina D Sports Action Pn>-Fll•
.t:30 00 ChamplOnshlp Auto Racina II Klnp Hockey LA. Kings vs. Boston Bruins, live from Boston.
1:00 &>Mocha de Gala Spedal Mendo Ramos meets Pedro Carrasco
In the Wor1d Lightweight Title Boxing Match.
MONDAY, MARCH & .
1:00 D Cl) (j) I Ide~ Champions The hour·long program tea·
tures the motlvat n and talent that is an integral part of the
champion athlete and feawres Olympic hopefuls Kipchoge Keino,
Janet Lynn, Cheryl Toussaint. th~ Japanese Girts' Volleyball
Team, David Hemef)' and others who have spent many years and
hours develOplng and perfecting their abilities.
THURSDAY, MARCH 9
a.-oo at 8oxtn1 From the Olympk
FRl~Y, MARCH 10
7:30 I) j 18Cf I Winnlnf la the Name Of Their Game (R) Chick Hearn
narrates t e story o the 1972 Lakers, and their 33-game winning
streak.
8:30 D Pedflc 8 Baalwtball USC vs. UCLA in final game of regular
season. live from Sports Arena.
SATURDAY, MARCH 11
11:00 AM O 9) NCAA Coltec• BasketblH Ctt.mplonshlp An opening
round doubleheader Is the first telecast of four rounds to air.
Two games In the first round will be chosen after teams and
sites are designated. All fOur regional finals will be teleYlsed.
1:00 D Anpl Baseball C81ifomia Angels vs. Chicago Cubs In the
first game of tour pre-season games at Palm Springs, calif. D POA Flortda Citrus Open Golf Professional golfers compete
at Ortando, Florida.
1:30 Bl Dodpn '72 "Spring Training Report" A last-minute look if the ball club before Spring Exhibition games begin, Including
a view of the new housing at Vero Beech. Tom Kelfy hosts.
3:00 8 CBS Goff Ctaulc
3:30 D Cl) Ci) Pro Bowlers Tour The $60,000 Buckeye Open from
1'01Jo,l5hlo.
4:00 D This Week In the NBA
G) Wor1d of Sports Illustrated
5:00 D CJ) (I) ABC'a Wide World of Sports
D Lee Trwtno'a Golf for Swtnprs Glen Campbell and Jan Mur·
ray compete for $1,000 to be donated to charity.
&:00 ti) Box de MeJdco
7:00 Cl) Wortd of Sports Illustrated
8:00 I) Saturday Nllht Flehts
II) Championship Wrestllna
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TUllDAY
LADIES
DAY
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A ONE-MAN SHOW
Presidents, Senators, Congressmen, for-
eign dictators, war, depressions, traffic jams,
American tourists, the cost of living,' taxes,
fashions-they're the topics of today just as
they were the topics of Will Rogers' day.
Rogers, as interpreted by actor James Whit-
more, comments on those and many others
with sometimes gentle, sometimes pointed
humor-and always with a relevance for the
present that is remarkable even though bis
observations were made during the decades
before World War D -in "Will Rogers'
USA." The one-man show now in its second
season of touring theaters across America
comes to television for the first time Thurs-
day at 8 PM on CBS.
Tbe performance !lbown on television was
given by Whitmore on the final evening of 1
the recent Los Angeles engagement of "Will
Rogers' USA" at the Mark Taper Forum,
where the production bas set boxoffice rec-
ords. He drew a standing ovation from the
packed house, amid which. CBS cameras
were emplaced to enable the performance
to be videotaped.
In content and staging "Will Rogers'
USA" is the kind of show-or "lecture," as
Rogers called it-that Rogers, himself, reg-
ularly gave in his heyday. And every word
uttered by Whitmore is authentic, having
been spoken or written by Rogers, the cow-
boy philosopher who rose from vaudeville
lariat artist to such fame as a humorist on
the stage, in the movies, on radio and in
print that he was a national folk hero at the
time of bis death in an Alaska plane crash
in 1935.
Every physical 1ature and vocal inflection
iUed by Whitmore bas been carefully pat-
terned after those of Rogers in the course of
Whitmore's intensive preparatory research.
The rather sparse stage setting bas been
copied from that used by Rogers hundreds
of times from coast to coast. Even the fact
that Whitmore performs strictly solo is au-
thentic.
Decades ago, Whitmore relates, when
Rogers first presented bis lectures be took
along a female singing group to open and
close Jiis performances, fearing that an un-
alloyed dose of himself would be deadly to
theater audiences. Later, after it became ap-
parent that be was deadly even with the
sinaen, be discarded them, and from that
time on was a tremendous bit.
Wldtmore'1 eftedlnaae in capturing and
faithfully presenting the Rogers personality
is perhaps best attested to by Will Rogers
Jr., who recently said of the Whitmore mag-
ic: "Listening to him I can see my father." .......
The actor who can now justifiably be called
the world-champion interpreter of Will Rog-
ers doesn't think he resembles facially the
late, great cowboy philosopher in the slight-
est, which is one reason he didn't want the
job "for a million bucks" when it was first
offered to him.
"And please note,'' says Whitmore, "that
I don't refer to what I'm doing as 'imperson-
ation' or 'imitation.' I'm not an imperso-
nator, I'm an actor, so I don't do a Frank
Gorshin-type or Rich Little-type thing. What
I try to do is to capture and project the
essence of Rogers' personality. "When
George Spota, the producer of the produc-
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 4, 1972
tion, first brought the idea to me, I turned
him down cold," Whitmore recalls. "I told
him I don't think I loot at all like Rogers
and I thought the part was too risky, anyway.
I felt that Rogers is too much of a monument
in this couptry, that there are still too many
people around who remember him too vivid-
ly, to allow.any actor successfully to do the
kind of representation of him that was being ~suggested for me.
"Then, as I thought about it a little more,
the idea began to appeal to me as a challeng-
ing experiment. So I consented but stipulated
that the show must be tried someplace other
than in a large metropolii. I was still doubt-
ful, you see, of the show's potential. But
when we tried it out in Greenville, South
Carolina, and it went over excellently there,
I was much heartened."
Whitmore sdO doesn't think he looks like
Rogers but says the fact remains irrelevant.
"A mirror image of Rogers, I came to under-
stand, was never part of the idea at~ny time.
I'm not doing what Hal Holbrook did with
Mark Twain. Hal was, indeed, ~ copy of
Twain, thanks to full makeup, a white wig-
the works. The only time in my \fife that I
ever saw Will Rogers in person I had to be
dragged there by my father, and I could
comprehend very little of what be said,"
Whitmore recalls.
"I was just a pre-adolescent kid that day
in Buffalo, New York, and, of course, a kid
is prepared to hate anything his father insists
upon dragging him to," Whitmore says. "I
can vaguely remember sitting there in the
theater and listening to this guy with the
Oklahoma drawl talk about things I didn't
understand. His humor went right over my
head, of course. I knew nothing of the politi-
cal and social issues that he was commenting
on."
Whitmore reportl that during bis own
tours his audiences are composed of all kinds
and ages and it is quite obvious that, sur-
prisingly, it is his young audiences rather
than his older ones who most appreciate his
Will Rogers style and material.
''The older peop1e come and expect a sort
of sweet stroll down memory lane, but they
don't get it. They've forgotten that Will
Rogers wasn't 'nice' in that his observations
about the world and humanity were often
abrasive and outrageous in spite of his good-
natured way of delivering them. Some of the
oldsters remember Will too well. They don't
find it possible to accept me or anyone else
in the Rogers guise. But the youngsters in
the college audiences bear no such scar tis-
sue. Many of them don't know Will Rogers
from Roy Rogers. But the show is a revela-
tion to them. They're amazed to find that be 1
was saying what they're saying and doing it
decades ago."
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'FIREBALL
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Ben Gazzara stars with Ricardo
Montalban and Eddie Albert In
"Fireball Forward," a World War II
drama airing on the ABC Sunday
Night Movie (March 5) at OPM.
-Gazzara stars as Major General
Barret, newly assigned to the 14 tb
Dlv1slon which bas sulered con-
UnuaJ losses of Its for,ward obser-
vaUon posts. Barret suspects the
Germans know every move the
division makes, but In the midst
of bis lnvesUgatlon, the 14th Divi-
sion Is ordered to attad. As they
are preparing to move out, Barret
receives word that the Germans
have full lnformauoo on their bat-
tle plans and locations.
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SUN~Y, MAKH 5
6:30 11 .. 0.nt ,.,..,., the Uftllnewn" (mys) '51-euddy BHr, Bob St .....
7:30 2 I (C) "A fine Madnfta" (com) '66-Sun Connery, Joanne Wood-ward.
t (C) "The Yaffow ....._ ~ (coftl) '65-lncrld 8e'1"'an.
1.-00 U "All the Kftlc'• Men" (dra) '50-Broderick CrawfOfd.
t:oo 7 3 I (C) .. ,..,.._., ,..,..,,. (dl'll) 71-Ben Gunl'll, Eddie Alti.11..
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7 ~C) "The Wlunl ;,, ,..,. .. ~ '64-John Camdlne.
13 'The l'.nWrta!Mf'• (com) ' urence Olivier. Brenda ct. B•nzle.
M°"~Y, MAllCH 6
7 (C) "fens Aero .. the River'' P8't I Cw") '66-Dean Martin.
' 5 (C) "Pk:ture Mommy DNd" (1t.11) '66-SuHn Gordon, Don Amac:he. t (C) "•IM4 AJley" C•dv) '515--John Wayne, Lauren Bacall.
4 10 (C) ''I Ttt.nll • '"'" Cdra) '62-Susan Hayward, Peter rlnch. 7 J I (C) "The Delphl •ureau'' (1u1) '71-Laurence Lucklnblll.
t (C) "fen "'-8nd •ec1room1"" (com> '57-Dnn Madin, Eva Bartok.
2 I ''CNlctNn of the Demned" (tcl-fi)-lan Henry, Barbara Ferris.
11 "Th• 'uller •rush Gfrt" (com) '50-Luclfle B•ll, Eddie Albert.
TUUDAY, MARCH 7
7 (C) "TH•t Across tt. lllver4' Concl (wes) '66-0ean Martin. ~
5 (C) ''l'kture Mom~ DNd" (IU'I) '66-SuNn Gordon. Don Amac:ht. t (C) "'ltutne" Cw•) ~Ian Ladd, Jean Arthur.
4 10 (C) ''The Winni of Ol"' (cl•} '39-Judy Garta.nd.
7 J I (C) "The """*" (dre) '71-0arrwn McGavln, Paul Burk~
t .. ,..rtod of Adfustmenr' (com) '62-Tony FrancloH, Jane Fond•.
2 I "The Last Ctt.lten...-• (-) '67-Glann Ford, Chad Everett. 5 ••rtftdwnan'• er..ti'' (adv) '44-Joan Fontaine. 11 (C) "Neptune's Dtu~ (com) '49-&ther Willlams.
WEDNUDAY, MAiiett I
6:00 10 (C) "The Other Man" (1111) f7~oy Thlnne1, Joan Hackett.
6:30 7 (C) "P'r•nllensteln eonqu.,. IM Worfd" (scMI) '66-Nlck Ad•ms.
7:JO 5 (C) "'1ctu,. Mommy o..cr• (1u1) '66--Susan Gordon, Don Am.cha. t (C) ''The Joumey" (•dv) '59-Yul Brynner, Deborah I<•"·
11:00 t (C) "'The Main Attnctlon" (d1'8) '63-Pat Boone. Nan~ Kwan.
11:30 2 I "Sol 'Madrfd" Cdr•) '68-Davld McCallum, Stella Stevens.
!I (C) "Shepherd of the Hiiis" (drm) '41-John W•yne, Batty Fltld.
11 •'l'he "'8ntom ltMab" (my1) '45-Rlcharct Arttn, Stanley ~di•·
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7 (C) "tc.nproe" (dra) '62-fflch•rd Boone, Mau,.en O'Hara.
5 (C) "'1ctu,. Mommy l>e•d" C•us) '66--Susan Gordon, Don Ameche.
t (C) .. ,•pm'e 0.llc:8te Cond!Uon" (com) '65--Jackle Gleason.
t "The Lan Wlnta,.. (dr•> '62-Tony Britton, John ~ittl&.
2 I "The S•n.._.,., (d1'8) '6!5--Ellz•beth T•ylor, Rlcharlf Burton.
I (C) "The Tnll of the Lonesomt ,.,,... (adv) '36-Henry Fonda.
11 ''The Nevean" (wt1) '50-R•odotph Scott, Dorothy Malone.
'1ttDAY, MUCH 10
7 (C) "East of lud•n" (adv) '64-Anthony Quayle. ~via Syms.
t CC) "The ,..,. .. of ,.•utlne" (com) '47-e.tty Hutton.
4 10 (C) "How to P''8ma • '1a" CR> (com) '70-bon Knotts, Joe Flynn.
2 I (C) "Hunt.,.. (mys) '71-John Vernon, Steve Ihnat.
t "The Men" (dl'8) 'SO-Jack Webb, M•rton Br8ndo.
2 I "'rentiensteln Must .. Dfftroyad" Chor} '59--Pater Cushln1.
5 (C) "Dtlert 'urJ" (dr8) '47-8urt LancHter, Unbeth Scott.
11 ''The Wiid One'' (dr•) '54-Merlon Br8ndo, lff Marvin.
un.UtDAY, MAllCH 11
6:00 10 (C) "SunsftlM htrtot" (dr'8) '68-Cllff Robertson. Dina Mtrrlfl.
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 4, 1972
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.............. D Cl>Cil GB• ,, ..... 8 THE CHRISTADELPHIAN as. Dlllt Haf'""llC * .. This Is Your Bible" m llMI: -c.ty '"" (dre) '3S-8 T1't CMtt1•11,._. Shlr1ty Temple, Rochlllt Hudson.
(j) lllwle: ""CanJ • T • Qwdl 11 t1tt ..... (com) '63--ttsUe Phillips, Kenneth fl) Featlnl Al.a
Connor. 11:30 D lleN: (C) .,._ Yeu11 ....,. D (I) Tlilt Dt•blell•n (adventure) '53 -Mark Damon (l)~Tliltfth~ ' D .....,_ • ..,..., William C.mpbell.
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Study of why clviliz1llons rise and 7:30 t "luneet llouM•nf'' (d1'8) '!l~Wllll'-m Holden, Glorta Swenson. fall.
1:00 11 "The Shop Around the Comer" (dr•) '40-J•mn Stew8't. at ............ Jubi ...
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1:30 7 , ' (C) "A T•• of Evll .. (R) (IUI) '71-Bart>al'll Stanwyc~. Bat1>al'8 ., f.lta Ea .. Yid•
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t :OO 4 10 (C) ''Whet Did You Do In the w.,, 0.ddyf'' (com) '66-Dlck lO:OO B ~ ..
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10:30 5 CC> "'9cture Mommy Dead" (1u1) ·~un Gordon. Don Ameche, IJ CMh•p llJ SlnMft
11:00 I IC) "lnaQ ~ •nd (C) "Collr• Wom.n" 8 Hout tf P...,
11 ;'The be of IL Merit" (dra) '64-Rlchard Burton, P.ttr O'Toole. D (I) hllw!Mtt
11:30 g """••rt•" et.ti Seem" (•dv) '0--0•rt Frobe. Cl),..,. ..
7 "l.ootl 8.cJl lft Anl8f" (dr1) '69-Rlch•rd Burton, Cl•lre Bloom. D lllwle: "'TM S.1 Wolf" (dra) '41
I "Mta•ton to V•lce" (adv> '63-0••n Flynn. -EdWard G. Robinson, John Gar· u (C) "The '....w.nr (dra) '62-.JMn G•bln. field, ldl Lupino.
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1:30 8 NFL Adiell "The Fln1I Steps to (Ji Prilus
tht Super Bowl" m CltJUtf
Cl) o.tatlit 500 S11ct Car bet Q) Reller Derby ()) ~ s,w.11, fJl) TIM Cerponte Vin D DINCllou . • ,.,..
Cll CIS W Claaic &> hllwl111te
• Voict tf Cllnry 3:30 fl Mowte: "Ifft S,.ft". (dra) '58-
Z:OD 8 SM.._, Ca .. lticNI C...,.., Anthony Quinn, Ear1 Holllm1n, Shir·
D OJ._ llld All-.n 111 Booth •
• ..., ~ Cl) ...... •nd AlllMn e...-•Muke DlmMeetU..Pr• ft llewle: "1'1111 lull fw Hire" ()) Dlktlrt ·-D ~ ~" ''Ranch" z:-e0r.1 ..... .._.... D l'MlllrY Maury Green Is host to ~::. :':": "The 39 steps"
Assemblyman Jldl R. Fenton (D· Q.ll
Montebello), tfle new Assembly M•· El ~ lltport
jority Floor Leider. 4:00 Cl) Foni• (j) cr..,.._., w. ... , a ,...,....
D.,.... Adilll ,..,. D Stal'ti .. "The Afth P1ssen1er"
(I) f1a a.""'-Mtl Ferrw, Dina Wynter.
IJ .... : {C) "Wlddllt 1111p .. ttl tt r111u • nw
tlll Arwr (com) '61-Jack Lemmon, fD Celsllltltloft "Health Quackery''
Rick Helson. ID M .. lu a .... " u..11 .... a NHL Adieft CIJ .,_..Sit Im r..... Lltlne
8' 1'1111 ls tile Uft t!) Ra Hu•bard m 1a1pt 4:30 CIJ e111.,....1p w. 9'ICt
Sunder llefln": 1:30 I'll WednNde1
llCllEIT llllP TIE
II THE lllY JIU•EY
• JAC« UM .... • •ICllY 1.iuoet • YUL llYMNEI • DHOIAM llHI
lund•J Thunder
TIE YEUft PIPl'l IEUCITE
El·IJYCE COllTIN
• SllltL.ll IMC&Atll • tU MMtltSOll • JAClltl WAIOIC • ILYMIS IOMllS
Mottd•, ,,,.,
II.Ill TIE PEILI
Al.LEY Of PIUUIE • JO• WAYll • AlllTA EDDI • llTTY 1tDno11 • JOllll l.UllO ,.,..., Seturdey
lllUE IUllET -.oaa
THE DAILY f»ILOT, TV WEEK. MARCH '· 1972
You're invited on a personal
tour of Chad Everett's dream
house, now under
construction when
JERRY VISITS CHAD
10:30 PM casa
as-1., B llnis Hocu, Kinas vs. Bruins,
live from Boston.
Ci) Tarzan Thutrt
(I) star Trtll fJ Sdtltct flctilll n.trt: ....
lion" Edward Judd, Yotlo Tani. m JOHN WAYNE IN
CIJ Newt Ray Wll10n 9 MM: (C) .., J. .. (SUS) '68 -
Georee Peppard, Raymond Burr. ............
GD 1'11 W• Ill NIA
f "r "'1 N, * 0 They Were Expendable" 1:00 B (() SlltJ Mllh m fntivll ti Clallcs: "1'IJ Wen D 8' NtWt
~" (dr1) '45 -Robert Cl) Vop11 t. tlM ..._ ti Seo
Montiomery, John W1yne. 8 Wiid Wild Wat
f1l) nlrtJ Mlluas Wltl9 •• : II) Tiiis la T• Jona m •Mfellt a MaJbtny lfD a s.t1r1 .. AIMAtlrt m •
5:001J F1111ily C&laJo-fVM119N "Hunt· G!J NahiMo M'*
ed" Ivanhoe steps Into a web of 6:30 1J Story TIINtrt
hatred and intriiue whtn his ene-D ..... Hutti Williams
mies attempt to abduct I lovely m ~ ftlblra: (IO) .......
Saxon prlnctSS. fMI tile UnllMn" (mys) '58 -
Cf) "''* lo1 Buddy 81tr, Bob Steele. a Mtwtt: cc, ...,,..., ... ..._ m ••u,oct • 1me1
......... (rom) '67 -Debbie a ,,..,. Aern
Watson, Denver Pyle. G!) Mantrap •
(1j..... 7:00 8111 News Clete Roberta
ll)StlrTrall D MUTUAL Of OMAHA'S
@ SpedlJ ot t111 w..t "The Rest· * WILD KINGDOM
less urth" stars Marlin Perkins m o.w sumtM .., e Wfld aa..._ ''Th• c.mt1a ot Im Olis the Desert Outback" 8' Pottr11t of I Stir D llrbln Mdtair S11ow a RUc WOltd Cil "" 1t1w m Pltttrn "' Uwtn1 D Unldos
5:30 IJ An1911 Wlftd A look 1t the con· (I) arws
tributlons made by the study of fJ Dtd ValllJ Dip
1re1t apes. CIJ P....,..t to Tmol
(J) Mewlt: "'TM ""''' ...,.. (drt) fl) ll•mil .., ...
'59-Audrey Hepbum, Peter Flnch. (Continued)
SUNDAY, MAllCH 5
6:30 11 "Gl•nt From the Unic-rt" (mys) '58-Buddy Beer, Bob Steele.
7:30 2 I (C) "A flne M.._." (com) '66--San Connery, Jo•nne WOOCS. w.,'d.
t (C) "The Y .. low hits Royce'' (cam> '65-ln1rld Bertm•n.
1:00 11 "All the Kine'• Men" (dr1) '50-Broderlck CrewfOl'd.
t:OO 7 3 6 (C) "Flrebell ,_.,..,, (dre) '71--Ben Gazz•re. Eddie Albert.
11:00 6 "Deeth It e Women" (mys> '67-Muk Bums, Wiiiiam 0.JCter. 9 (C) "Th• Juz .,.,._,.. (mus) '53-Dinny Thomn, Pegy LH.
11:30 7 (C) "The Wlunt ot ,..,.. .. (ICHI) '64-John Carradine.
13 "The Ent9rtalner" (com) '60-laurence Olivier, 81'9nd• de B•nzle.
6:30
7:30
1:00
11:00
MONDAY, MARCH 6
7 (C) "Tena Acr•t the lttv.r' Part I (w .. ) '66-0e•n Martin.
5 (C) ''f"ktut'W Mommy 0..4" (1u1) '66--Suun Gordon, Don Amec:he. t (C) "•lood Alley" (adV) '55-John Wayne, Lauren Bacall.
' 10 (C) "I Thank • Foor (dre) '62-Su11n H•yw1rd, Peter Flnch. 7 3 6 (C) "The Delphi •u,...u'' (1u1) '71-Uurence Luckinbill.
t (C) ~en ThouMnct ••droom• ... (com) '57-D"n M•rtln, Eva B1rtok.
11:30 2 I "CNldt'Wn of the Demne4" (1Cl·fl)-l1n Henry, Barbare Ferris.
11 "Th• Fuller •rush Girt" (com) '50-LucHle 'Ball, Eddie Albert.
TUESDAY, MARCH 7
6:30 7 (C) ''T'eua Acr091 the' Rive,.• Cone! (wes) '66--Dean Martin.
7:30 5 (C) '"Pktul'W Mom!"l 0.14'' (1u1) '66--SuHn Gordon. Don Ameche. t (C) .. Shene" (w•) 53--Al1n Ladd, J .. n Arthur.
1:00 4 10 (C) "The Wlunt ot Oz" (cl•) '39--Judy Garf1nd.
1:30 7 3 I (C) "The ......._ .. (dre) '71-Darren McQavln, Paul Bunce.
11:00
11:30
t "P'ertod ot AdfuMment" (com) '62-Tony F'rancloH, J•n• Fond•.
2 I ''The Last ChellenM': <-> '67-Glenn Ford, Chad Evel'9tt. 5 "'l'WnChman'• CrMI!' (•dv) '-«--Join Fontaine. 11 (C) "Neptune'• D1ulf'lt•,.. (com) '49--Esther Wllll•m1.
WEDNESDAY, MARCl'f I
6:00 10 (C) ''The Other Min" (1u1) '70--Roy Thlnne1, Joan Hackett.
6:30
7:30
11:00
11:30
7 (C) "'ranbnatein Conquer1 the World'' (tcHI) '66-Nick Adams.
5 (C) "i-tdu,.. Mommy Deed" (1u1) '66--SuHn Gordonk Don Ameche. t (C) ''The Jounte1" (adV) '59-Yul Brynner, Deborah •"·
t (C) ''Th• Main Atlt9ctlon" (dra) '63--Pat Boone, Nanoy Kwan.
2 I "SOI 'M1ctrtcr• (dra) '6&--01vld McCallum. Stella St-ns.
5 (C) ... hephent ot the Hiils" (dra) '41-John Wayne. Betty Field.
11 '"The fl'hlintom Speab" (mys) '45-Rlch•rd Arlen, Stanley ftid••·
THURSDAY, MARCH 9
6:30 7 (C) "Kenproe" (dra) '62-Rlchard Boone, Mau,..en O'Hara.
7:30 5 (C) ""ctul'W Mommy Dt1d" (sus) '66--Suun Gordon, Don Ameche.
t (C) .,Pa~·· Dellalte Cendltlon" (com) '65-Jeckle GIHton.
11:00 t "The last Winter" (dral '62-Tony Britton, John ~lttJc.
11130 2 I "The S1ndplpe,.' (dra) '65-Ellzabeth Taylor, Richard Burton.
6 (C) ''Th• Trait of the Lonesome Pine" (ldv) '36-Henry Fonda.
11 "The Nevaden" (w•> '~R•ndolph Scott, Dorothy M•lone.
I
ntlDAY, MARCH 10
6:30 7 CC) "East ot Su4an" (1dV) '64-Anthony Quayle. ~Ml Syms.
7:30 t CC) ''T'hll P'erfls of P1utlne" (com) '47-Belt)I Hutton.
1:30 ' 10 (C) "How to ,,..,,,. 1 flll" (R) (com) 7 0--bon Knotts. Joe Flynn.
t:OO 2 I (C) "Hunt.r" (mys) '71-John Vernon, Steve lhn•t.
11:00 t "The Men., (dra) '5o-J1ck Webb, Marton Brando.
11:30 2 I ''Fra!Nlenmln Mu1t .. DntroJed" (hor) '59-Peter Cu1hln1.
5 (C) "Desert 'urY' (dra) '47-Burt Lancaster. Uz1beth Scott.
11 ''Th• Wiid One'' (dra) '54-Mulon Brando. L" Mervin.
SATURDAY, MARCH 11
6:00 10 (C) "Sunshine ,._.,._.. (dr•) '68-Cllff Robertson, Dini Merrill.
7:30 t "Sun.et lloeltw•nt" (dra) ·~w11111m Holden. Glorta Swanson.
1:00 11 ''The Shop Aroun4 the Comer" (d~) '40-James Stewart.
1:30 7 3 6 (C) "A Taste of £Yll" (R) (su1) '71-Barbara St1n11111YCk. Barbara
Parfcln1, Roddy McOow1ll.
t:OO 4 10 (C) ''Whet Did You Do In the War, Dedcty?'' (com) '66--Dlck Sh•wn, James Cobum.
10:30 5 (C) "Plctul'W Mommy Dead" (tus) '66--Su11n Gordon. Don Ameche.
11:00 t (Cl '"Snake P9ople"' •nd (C) ''Cobra Woman"
11 ''Th• Eve ot St. M•rk'" (dra) '6'-Rlch1rd Burton, Peter O'Toole.
11:30 6 "tte.•uten Stat. Secret" (adv) '60-Gert Frobe.
7 "&.Atoll •Id! In ~ (dra) '69-Rlchard Burton, Claire Bloom.
I "Miiiion to Venice" (1dv) '63-0Hn Flynn.
13 (C) "The President" (dre) '6Z-J•n G1bln.
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MARCH 4, 1972
SUNDAY
MARCH 5
1:15 m .,.. Cll1stepllln
1:30 m • .... Aluiwef• 6:f5 Cf) Tiii Cllf'oi11pben
1:00 11 r .. 11e1 JenJ
Cf) CatMdrel tf TOMonw
®)W...,Wttdlllffbr mu.eto..
II) Public · Affaln/Sodll Security
7:30 11 n. llMWie loolln U ...._ T1bltude Ctlolr
Cl) Dktctitns
UC....,.Proftle fJ .., J. Harp
QgDtl*tJDlwl m Yltli ... 1nd fdtnds
II) Slcnd H•rt/The Chrtstoplltfl
1:00 II Cf) U11J Ulte My Felt
u1n1111Man1 CI> ... , Etbtl Open Ho• D .. , Wltll Rabbi MIU
fJ Htmd of Trvth
(fj Old TI•• Gospel Hour m....,. ..
m1ev1v11Flr11
8:15 (I) Tiit Tree House Club
8:30 • CJ) Looll Up Ind .Uvt
DStmdiptty
D Aaait'• C.r11t fJ .,., •• Dilcovtry
llJ KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) • , ..... I II -IB Kltlt'111 Ku'1tun 10:30 B Fa tlle .......
1:.45 Cl> Ce•••ltJ AdloR 811111 .... Lift
t:OO B c. ..... Tint D (I) IWI • .._ D lmraltioMI z.... Cf) 1V I Lieb It l.Nntln1 a.,., " DbeMrJ a c....t D Cl> t.llldlllt .,...,.. m fdlt ftr Tq
Cf) fJ Ont ltobltb II) ....... Clltl ... E.aculln al It Is Wrttt.n 8 Mewlt: (C) ~ br till m MELODYLAND in MOTION .,._,. * SpeciaJ-Rev. Wilkerson 11:00 IJ Cl) NHL MeclllJ Clllcaao Bl1ek • .......,..,... ht Mttio1 Hawb 1t Minnesota North Stars. e Ells 1 1111 D Mtiwil: ....., It CMr' (mua) '63
9:30 II ltMf's Rtll<n ~ltn SltlplfD. Bobby V•.
• Sutlen to Stltlon ...... ..,.. ....
a THE cHRISTADELPHIAN I CI> (j) m • ••••••••tblll•~ * "This Is Your Bible" m =--~·~:;.,dra) '35-
IJ TIM Cllrtsladtl,..._1 Shlr1ty Templt, Aochelle Hudson.
(I),.....: °'Clny .. T...... GI Qwda II tlle .....
(com) '63-ltsllt Phllllps, Kennith II) Ftltlnt,....
~';) Tiii DottblldecUn ll:JO fJ MM: (' "'Tiit ,..., IHln"
Cf) Lit.,..,. It upt (•dvtnblre) 53 -Martt Damon.
fJ KltlltJll Kutilaal Wlll~m Ctmpbell.
@) llflC!ALIT111t 11td the Cftltl 9 utpt
Study of why civilizations rise end
fill.
• ...,., Sl"lf111 lublltt
Cl) fib Es II VWa ma .........
10:00 IJ ..,. .. L11nt111
D CMnt•1• MJ Stf'MOn
IJHMtf Powtr
D Cl>hllnkle
(f)l.tefalll
fJ Mewlt: "Tiit St1 Wlff" (dr1) '41
-Edward G. Robinaon, John Glr·
fleld, ldl lul>lno.
12:001)1.1 ....
dlMtetat,,. llt ......... tPlfllt auaw.w.
12:30D99Wtrl• Cll1mpl1111ip T•• Uvt COWtt1Ct cf tMtdl from
tht David P1rtt Munlclpel Cou11s In
Hollywood, FIDflda.
DNA Dtrll ..... '""""*' ltlf Fln1la rounds r.-tbt Dofll Coun·
try Club In Ml1ml, Re.
m HIZll J:OO II Mtdla Abortions ire discussed. m T-. Tdall Cl) DirlctlM1
Cll llclJ • Fn.M• am c:. • .m
1:00 8 Slytltur't M..., laU,: (C) 1J Mowit: "11t'" Dupente Men"
"l&lcl FIWIJ" (mys) '40 -Boria (1dv) '5()..-f>reaton Foster, Vlr1lnl1
Kar1off, Bela Lul0$l. Grey. m OUttr U.ltl (I) Fii• featur1 m """ Nick C.rter O Him W Ill d • r 1 r 1 "Borreao
II) T,._ PubUca Sprln1s" 8 Ult ltl Spid (()Mn: ''z.tz.I" (eom) '~Tom EB Donl Opeft loff Poston, Julia Meade, Jim 81ckus.
l:J0 11 Nfl Actiel '1he fln1I Steps to Iii Prlltus
the Super Bowl" GJ CllPltr
CJ) o.t1rte soo .a car a.c. m ..... , Dtftty
CIJ AIMrtclll S,W.1n m "" Cerptnte Vin D DirKtioltl fl) Tom
CJ) CIS W Cl-* GD hllwl• m Yea of Cltwllry 3:30 II Movie: "'Hot SptH" (dra) '58-
2:00 I Sutlftowr C.lebrltloft C..,.., Anthony Quinn, Elr1 Holll1111n, Shir·
a.QJA?Jll ..... ...,. ley Booth •
.., ..., ~ (]) ....... Ind Aa""'1
llJ ...,_.. • Mtxlcie D m Meet t11t Pr•
II .... : "Tllll lua fw Hirt" (j) o.tart
2:30 I Or. ,,... "-ta D AIMfbl Advtnblrt "R1nch"
la.-, M1ury Green Is 11ott to crllm :! ~: "'Tiit J9 steps"
As.stmblym1n .licit R. Fenton (0· ·
Montebello), the new Assembly Mi· &> Aalbltwe Rlport
jorlty floor Leider. 4:00 (}) Ftn1•
(I) a........., w. llda1 D llli&M D ...,._ Actiel Prt-fHt D sterti.. '1he fifth P1Ssen1er''
(() f ICll lie ,.... Mel Ferrer, Dina Wynter.
1J .._.: (C) "Wlddllt •1p 11 9J It Tallel a T1tilf
tlw AlwJ"' (com) '61-~ Lemmon, fD eou.1t1t1oa "H111lth Quaelttry"
Rick Nelson. 8' M ..... a ....... Ltwtll .... a NHL Adttft
• Sperb let G> ....... Lid• m Tllll •• tile Llf• GB .. Hu•banl
ED lailtlt 4:30 CI> a.......,.1p btt bet
Sunder llellttM: 2:30 PM Wedn .. d•r
llCllEIT llllP TllE
II TIE lllY JOUllEY
•Mel LIMMCNI • RICllY "El.IOI • YUL NYMlllR • DHOUM llH ,,.,,., Tllunda1
TIE YELUI PIPA'l IEUCATE
aLl·llYCE COIDITIDI
• SllllLIY MACUlllt •IP MADISON • JAClll IUAlote • llYNIS IOMllS
llottd•r ,,,.,
UID THE PEILI
Al.LEY OF PIUUIE
• JONll WAY•l • Altlll HIPI • nm NITIOM • JOHN lUMD
TUNd•r Seturda1
UE IUllET
IMEYID
• A1M LADt • JIM AllTitUI • WIWAlll NOllPI • ll.OlllA IWA•ION
MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE
~~3-~'•'· @
THE DAILY PILOT. lV WEEK, MARCH <4. 1972
You're·invited on a personal '7
tour of Chad Everett's dream
house, now under
construction when
JERRY VISITS CHAD
10:30 PM casa
Cl Sunday 0 Ktnp HocPy Klnp n. Bruins,
live from Boston.
Cl) TMUn n...trl
(() Star Tri\ 0 Scilnct F1dlea T1leltrr. ., ....
lion" Edw1rd Judd, Yoko T1nl.
ID JOHN WAYNE IN
()) ..._ Ray Wil10n
di .... : (C) .., J." (SUI) '68 -
Georae ~pard, Raymond Burr. ............. EB nil ._. In NIA
; ~ I ·~ I N I * "They Were Expendable" 1:00 a CI> a., 11...._ m Fntiva1 " Claaica: "nllf w... om" ... ExptHable" (drl) '45 -Robert (I) v.,. .... tllll .... .,, ...
Montaomery, John Wayne. O Wiid Wild West
f1l) T111'11 Mlnutn WltlT • • : al Tllil 11 T• JMa m lnsitttt a MaJberrJ lfO a Sat•rt .. Mwllblre m V1a1t
5:0011 fa•llJ Classio--IYllMt "Hunt-El).,_., ......
ed" Ivanhoe steps Into 1 web of 1:30 D StlfJ Theatre
hatred 1nd lntriaue wtltn his ene-0 Newl Hu8h Wllll1mt
mies attempt to abduct a lovely m ~ Future: (IO) .......
Saxon prlnces's. ,,.. t1111 U...._" ("'11) '58 -CI> Mllllc lol Buddy 81tr, Bob StHle.
D Mtwlt: (C) <ff•., _. 1N m Passport tit TIMI
Milloftllr1" (rom) '67 -Debbie 8 C'"" Acm
W1tson, Denver Pyle. &> Mantnp al..... 7-JIO 8 lf1 Newa Clete Robtrts
OlstarTIH D MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S
Qi) Special of die WMll "Tll• Rest· * WILD KINGDOM
Im E.arth" stars Marlin Perkins fD Dlvid SualtlRd Show CJ Wiid Kl•... "Tiit Camell of
II) On the Desert Outback" m Portrait of a St.er 1J llrban McNalr SM a bcil1 Wedd (I) "" ,...
U) Plttlm for lMft& 0 Unldos
5:30 11 Anla1I Wtttd A look 1t the con· ()) Clriut
trlbutlons m1de by the study of D Didi YalltJ Deys
1r11t 1pes. m P....,.rt tt Tmel
Cl) flkivil: "The Nm'1 SIMy" (dra) fl) ll•urel 1Uyal1
'59--Audrey Hepburn, Peter Finch. (Continued)
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 4, 19°1\
SUNDAY (ContJnued) Species" An ISCllpet from • wom·
ft!l IO'l Zoo•I an's prison pulls a strinc of rob· ti) ~r blries to finance her surch for her n.-Wiid lltlol• ex·husband and 8·yt1r.old ton.
: , __ .... Guests are Penny Fuller and Tom
lil!l!7 ....... Stterritt.
t!I!> Yaritdad m Movie lruts: (2111) "All tile m The Slltll Sense K.lq'a Mttt" (dr1) 'SO-Broderick
7:30 f) ()) CIS SUndly Mowte: (C) (zt.t) Crlwfonf, John Ireland, Joanne Dru,
"A fiH MadMSS" (com) '66-Sean M1rcedes McCambridce, Jofln Derek.
Connery, Joanne Woodward, Jean Story of a Southern GOYemor who
11alnst the backlround of a mllltary
headqu1rten In World W1r II.
OJ MIHfftJ Cetl••ltJ
tBW..tlyNtwsHfPllOb
f1l) (Ji).......... n.Mra Ell•
betll R "HofTible Consplrxlts'' M11y,
QuHn of Scots, Is In e1ptivity, and
Walslnpam urps Ellzabtttl to UI·
cute her and ttlus rtmovt the clan·
,., of Catholic plots.
ll!)RMU&,aMI Seberr. Patrick O'Neal, Colleen Dew· ln1urur1tes a wredlless, corrupt ad·
hurst, Clive Revill. Dramatic comedy ministration, destined for failure. 9:15 fB WeetlJ "°'11 ~
MOND AY
MAltCH I
For mornl• ind aftwnoon
llstlnp, pleaM see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, •re
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES about an ece«itric poet and the ti) Tiit •1 Qwst1oa 9:31 G ()) c.de'a c...., Kathryn Hays w~men around him. ai1'f1Mc U. ruests 11 a beautiful woman with t:OO ID "'Ille INc ...,. (ldv) '49 -0 t1i m Watt DilMJ "Banner In fB ..,.. 111 Variety Heer romantic ties to Shtf1ff Sam Cade Mickey Rooney, •Tllomas Mitchell.
the Sky" Part I of two parts. James tJ!) C41mt1t Ewtlta whose child Is tdnapptd and held t;lO D (C) "Tiit 10e1 _. I" Part I
MacArthur stars In 1 suspenseful IC· a> Noelle de &ala "World Light· for 1 blumt ral\IOm. (mus) '56 -Yul 8rynMf, Dtbor1h
count of a younr SWiss mountain wei1ht title boxina match" 0 ..._ Larry Burrell l<trr.
dimber's attempt to conquer • QI Mtwit: (C) UUllCltr Utt Yu• fB ..,_ ... Mew1t 10:00 (I) "'Ille TlllW hicil" (mys) '60-
treecherous Alpine puk. Y• Tree" Im E*tlla Mllllcltn Edmond O'Brien, Julie lAndon. a E,..etness m , ...... Musical .. 12:00 a .... c.-" <ldv> '54-6""" O Miltiea $ Mewie: <C> <1;.11r> "'Ille 10:00 D 9 m Tiit leW 0... Olscov· Lanc1n, Mete Jerpna.. -rM ltad
'""" ..... lte,a" (comT '65 1:30 B di m Jla., Stewart ... ery at fourtffn" Jane Wyman auests CIM" (mys) '54 -Alex Nicol.
lnarid Berrman, Shir1ey Maclalne, "Old School Ties" Gloria . DeHtv.en as 1 pediatrician who must learn a l:OO D (C) '"Th .....,.,..._,. (dra) '69
Rex Harrison. Story of ten years in Arthur O'Connell and Wilham Wtn· youni boy's secret befOfl she can -John Wayne, Katlla'1ne Ross.
the life of a Rolls Ro,ct, its three dom ruest in story of problem· treat him. m '"Th MqalficHt ........ (com)
owners and the romantic lnterlud8' pl1rued fund-ralsinr campal1n. g Ntn Dick Garton •42 _ Henry Fonda, Lynn Bari.
that occur IS the ownership chanres. 9:00 B at m leulWI "He Was Only " C...uatlJ fllAlek 3:00 Cl) (C) ............... (com) '65 m Three Passports to Adwttrt.. • Seven" A rnevinr rrandfather, al· GI ..... Ken ~nes f -Tony Curtis, Jeny Lewis. "
"Bastille Day" thouah aced and crippled, seeks • Jee Dt SIM 1 o,e. .,_ 9 (C) ~ •m lei
fD (Jj) Tiie fNndl Ctltf "Elepnce ven•eance for nffdless duth of his 9 ..._, f,.. tile f.,_ (dra) '54 -Rodi Hudson, Jane Wy· With Aspic" •
l!Mi!a W-lld ltln&dtm youni 1r1ncbon. Michael Lindon 10:30 tJ Jany Yllits Chad Everett is In· man.
lil!l!7 wrote and directed this se1ment. tervlewtd by Jerry Dunphy.
1:00 a oo@ m MC s.11J fllewit: u ,.,.., r• Anatrt111 ... U ROLLER GAMES DIRECT <C> {2ltf) "flr9ball Fenraftl" (dra) Cl) At ._ • * LAT-Birds vs Kangaroos '71-Ben Gazzara, Ricardo Montal· II) W..._. Ntws Chuck Cecil U Roller &a•tt ban, Eddie Albert. Story of 1 "mus-D (]) (j) m Thi n1 "Th• Deadly tan(' aeneral and his men told 10:45 QJ) A hlllic M•r/OectiM 72
-------------------~ m DnW LJttlttellltCriek •l.Mlt
, ••• 10
Gene Barry stands accused
of grand larceny in ......
Olftaa...
with Barry Sullivan•Gia Scala
Jack Kelly & Gene Evans.
11:0011 CI> DD()) at,._. .............
(j) Mtwlt; ...,._ h I W...1'"
(rnys) '67 -M1r1' Bums, William
Dexter.
"Mewie: (C) "Tiit Jazz ........
{mus) '53 -Danny Thomas, PtUY
l.M. GI fH• festival "Two a( A Kind" ..,...,.KllM ...
fD Tiit F...,ta Sap a Mtwtt: "'Ille f'1711• .,.....,.
11:3011 Na• et the 11m D«ISulUJ T•l&M ... (R) D IMle: <C> "'Ille Wlanl ., Men"
(Scl·fi) '64 -John Carradine, Roatr
Gentry.
())T.,.. m Mtwtt: "'T1te bllt1lil8f" (com)
'60 -L.aurenct Olivier, Brenda de
Banzlt.
12:30 Cl) ........ Aaswtn ID I 18clll I TUii Qae11 Hott
8111 Dally ind 1uest Comtl Wilde
look at tuna flshinr. sport, old style
and present day super seiner (mod·
em net fltflln1).
1:00 B Mewte: M£11J l.Mllt' (dflm1)
'49-Vlctor Mature, Lizabeth Scott.
8 (J)Newt
l:JO. MM: "Trlt" (dt1) '51-Jeln
Simmons, Michael Rennie.
2:308News
2:5081Ntws
f \, r t't I •, 'I
4:00 8 Mewle: (C) .,._ I "*" MJ s--y......,. (ICW) '67--«iof>.
ert W11Mr. Ptter Lawtord, Jill St.
John. Story ebout 1 ,oun1 OC>POJ·
tunlst who dt¥IMs a achtme to
blackmail 1 m1tt•rt.
UTiie IHlema
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4:30 (1) Mtwtt: "'T'lllt TtlW Yelce" (mys)
'&G-Edmond O'Brien, Julie London.
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Pat Boone guests on J•1n a•-lll'S .
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Children all over Southern California are helping
Bill Keene paint a colorful weather picture.
Their delightful and imaginative drawings are shown
each weeknight as part of the weather story
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 4, 1972
on "The Big News" at 6 and "Eleven O'Clock Report."
We thought ttiat would brighten your day. casa
MONDAY (Continued) m Dennis tlt1 Menace m Qj) Tiie Elldtlc CompaftJ m Don Wllsoft'1 Ton Talk
QI ID GHll1an'1 llland
ti?!) La Hon famlllar
6:00 fJ rn o o o m ""' fJ (I) Wild Wild Wast m Thi Flintstones ID I Dnt11 of Jeannie
(IJ) NET Playbou11 llolJlphJ
fD Hod11poclie Lod1e
@I) Notldtnt 34 m Desert Report
9 Marberrr RFD al> El Amo
6:30 e Beat the Clock
D Movie: (C) (90> "Tna Acna
tit• River" Part I (wes) '66-0ean
Martin, Alain Delon, Joey Bishop,
Rosemary Forsyth. A youn1 Spanish
nobleman comes up 111lnst f'OIUIS
and rascals of frontier America when
he flees to Tuaa after beln1 •c·
c!Atd of killln1 his sweetheart's
fiance.
(() C8S NIWI Walter Cronkite ®I The Mouse f ldoly m AndJ GrlfflUI Show " ID Nannr and tile Profeuor m Wancllrfust aa'"" Acres a!) El Prof. Sqttarfo m Yldorfa Jamu Show
1:00 fJ rn o m ......
IJNYPO
(I) Trvtt. tr-Coallqueocts
(() Drapet
fJ Whaf1 MJ Untf lHl Adaat·l2 m ll.Ovt Lucy
Ii) I Dream of Jeannie
fD Hlat9r, of Art
@I) Puente ell Amor
Cit Movie: "fall Safe"
al) To It An11CM1nc:td
7:30 f) Stand Up and C1Mer Pat Boone
1uests.
Cl) Drtpet
0 Dr. Simon Lodi• 'The Wander·
er" A man is falsely char1ed with
the murder of a 1ir1 who is very
much alive.
1J Movie: (C) (21111S.) "Pldu"
Mommr Dead" (sus) '66 -Susan
Gordon, Don Ameche, Martha Hyer,
Wendell Corey. A youn1 af r1, In 1
sanitarium since the death of her
mother, returns to her father's house
and battles the stepmother who Is
seekin1 1 valuable necklace taken
from the mother the nlaht of her
dt1th.
(I) To Tell tM Trvttl
(I) I Dream of Jeannie fJ Million $ Movie: (C) (21u')
"Blood Aller" (adv) '55 -John
Wayne, Lauren Bacall, Anita Ekbt11.
An American merchant captain helps
an entire villa1e escape the Chinese
Rads.
@) Lara Make a Deal m Hotlit's H•oa m 0rarnet
aJ) •• tile Spotfl&frt m Citywltdllrs
ti) Do-Ra·MI m l.auje
(Continued)
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 4, 1972
MONDAY (Continued)
ES 111pe11to Yalcltz SMw
1.-00 II (I) lun.U "Alias Festus
H1ain" Festus Is 1rresttd and
forced to st1nd tri1I as a murderer
n1med Frank E1ton, who btlrs an
unc1nny likenea to the deputy. Da.1 8'••••• 1H 111rt11'1
LluP.ln Guest Debbie Reynolds
sinis. d11ices, chews 1um and ,.
throws punches.
fJ CIHJ ) &> ........ fl .. c"'C ... t C II 1 • •
plea A bthlnct the scenes look 1t
some of the world's most extr1-
ordh\lry 1thlttes. m w, Cffffltll ... m Tiit Ylral••
fli) QI) Sptdll of tM Wttl "Awake
ind Sina" Witter r1iilltth1u stirs In
Hollywood Television Thtltre's new
production of Clifford Ocltts' 1935
Broldw11 dr1m1.
ll)Llltecelld•
S!)Nl11
1:30 m TMll • C:.U...ltlCel
"MERV" Next Mon, 8:30 * Great Premiere! Ch. 11
HO 8 (I) Htrt's l.llcJ (R) ,.Comedlln
Rip Wilson joins Lucy in 1 spoof of
"Gone With the Wind" o a m•......, .... =cc> (2llf) ., 1"'*. ,..,. (drl) '62-
SUSln H1yw1rd, Peter Flrich, Oline
Cilento. A doctor; convicted of tu·
thln1sla, finds herself employed
sever1I years liter by the PfQStCUtor
who tried her ca•.
fJ (l)(j)Q)AIC......, IMll: (C) (90) "Tiit.,..... lurul" (susp)
1
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'71 -llurtnce lldlnbill, Celeste Qj) Matlltpltct T1lutn
Holm, Jolnna Pettet, Dean ..llaer, fill Fii• OdrlMY
Bob Cline, Br1df«d Dillman, Clm-fl) LI CriMI lite Crilldl
eron Mitchell. A aovemment 11ent l!l'i' £J l Hlo
with 1 photoaraphlc memory be· ~ ..
comes lnwlved In murder Ind in· 10:30 c:J c.dld C.llftl
trtiue when he investl11tts the dis-m llflrf t. Adwltturt
appeer1nct of 1 fleet of obtolete IE> MlnM..W.
pt1nts. 8 Mtvlt: (C) "Tiit bet"
.. SUPER SPECIAL 11:00. D Cl) a ., m ..... * WITH HUMPERDINCK D Robert K. °"""' Sllew m I IHcW I £al'l*t ff..,.. (j) ... ,., Dlllea
dlndl ,,._ts JICk Benny, Shani fJ (]) Q) News
Willis 1nd Bobby Vin CO·stlr with c:J Mewlt: (C) "'l'H 1'tuutlll ltd-
En1elbert. room" (com) '57 -O..n M1rtln,
@11 De-Rt-Mi EVI Blrtok. a Yllt Ylrll••• m Tt Ttll the Trvttl
£i)....... aJ Faltloa In Sewil.(
m •,........ 11:10 m T1tt "' v111ey
t-.30 8 Cf) Dn '-r A Todly's Wor1d ll:JO 8 (I) CIS Llt9 MMe: 'Wldftl
article by Dlr11 M1rtln, in which she of tM O.•ntd" (scl·fl)-lan Henry,
writes about a c:o6offul horstthlef 81rb1r1 Ferri&. Thriller 1bout six
Who WIS 1n 1ncestor of 1 now prom-unusu1I children who pou 1 threat
lnent Sin Francisco family, threatens to the world.
to wipe out her Job. • D a m John11 c."°" c:J ..... Wlkl John Fullmer fJ ()) tJ) &> M Clwtt
• Ill C.-, S1MN m MoM: ''Tltt Fu1ttr Brush llrt"
ELI letl (com) 'SG-lucllle Ball, Eddie Al·
t-.45 8 StCMd LMk A fifteen minute bert. "'CrJ lablts" Featurette with
pme show hosted by Stew Dunne. laurel and Hudy.
O:CIO 8 CI> S..., llMI cw Sindy Dun-12:00 D Mewtt: ~ Outpost" (•dY) ·~s
c:.n ruests and displiys her vers1-~ry Gr1nt, Cl1ude Rains.
tillty 11 she llnp 1nd d1nces In 1n 1:00 (]) D fJ CI> al News
ellbor1te five minute "super'' com-l:JO fl Movie: (C) "Tiit Sip ti Httlp
merdll. \. '"""" (wes) '58 -Rory Cllhoun, 8 m II) fltwl BeYerty G1r11nd. D Tiit .... ._.. m Cbco Kid
TUESDAY
MARCH 7
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the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
(com) '58--0orls Day, Cltrtt Gable,
Gi1 Youn1. Mtmlt Vin Donn. A
touah newsptptf' editor enrolls In
a Joumtllsm class and becomes the
tuchtr'I pet ........
Cl)PtnyMaM D (J) Cl) m u.. Mtrtcaa ,.,._
" ...... Splits m..,.Zot....,
Ql&ctltlt ..
fl!)~ s.u .. Strllt ei..eo....._. al Dia
m«1...tr.r~
9:00 m "llf. left ,._.,. (drt) '4~ 4:30 ~=~~A f ..... " ,,_.
GleM Ford, Evelyn Keyes." Ptrt I (dra) •57 _ Aocll Hudson,
t:JO D CC>, .,.... I0111 aid I Concl. Jennifer Jones.
(mus) 56 -Yul Brynner, Oeborth 9 f.U.r llleWI lat It.GO ~~ "A ,.....,1 tit AlwW' p rt 1 D Ntw1 Btnti, Schubeck
' 1.:1.J '"'' 1 D TM l.ollt RlalU (drt) '57· -Rock Hudson, Jennifer m Ytll _, f"91da
Jones. llJ n.. .....
12:00 9 ... lall T•b" (mys) '55-John G> f.lclllltl HI ltell)o
Ireland, Honor Blackman. "'llac:Mut" m ObllMtiel JI
(mys) '54--0IM ct1~ Bellndt l.tt. m ..... lit Tep ..
1:00 II "lln1 bf' (dra) 65 -Georp 5.00 D.,. l'T\ IOi.\,....
Sepl, Tom Courttn1y. • ar uv lDll GI "'I.ult,., CM' (drl) '49 -Ida Cl) ftlllJ _...
Lupino, Glenn Fores. II 8 Dlcll V• DJlll ~:00 ~ ......... ,,.. ... ,..... (susp) I:.'! ......
::,; MulmMlln Schell, Samantha f1D (JJ Ml*r ~ ..............
a .;...., Lit ... It" (dra) ·s~ • EJ Dill "' 11"9
Cl rtt Gable Ge Tit fD T'* Wat • . • nt rney. m .... ,, .. leufMl
5:15 &) Pallfllll MIMlal
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r------------------------, We even have a free gift for you. After all,
what are friends for? ·
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TUESDAY (Contln~ and pneeful lift for himself, mps f1D Tiit f....,.. Sql ll:GO 8 D Cl) 9 fl) ID Ntwt
()) 11lt llflt.... on his suns apln wfltn homesteed-Ea.. lltl B 0. .., ..,...
D CIHiD News ,, "'m -.::.'~ with ~n war. t:'5 IJ s.c...t I.tot Steve Dunn• hosts. ())....a DiUOft IJWs-t ~-\ D Cl>GB ..... m....... .. ..... • Dnpet 10:00 II Cl) c-Bradfonl Oill1111n IJ .... ; ..,,.,.. " iUI ....... 8D U 1" EJtdric C..,U, l1J) Tiit F.,._ Saa• "A Family Jut1ts as a w.althy manufacturer (com) '62 -Tony FrandoM, JIM
G.,.. WlllM'• Ttw11 Talll Sclndal" Jo 1oes to livt with 1nd iun flndtr whose brothe(s sud· Fonda. 8 ...... , lslaM preanant mistress, Htltnt, 1fter dtn di•pptaranct bl1np Cannon In m Tt Ttl tltt Trd
&) UsW J II Ptlda fr1nces lltfusts to divoftt him. to llMStlptt. ti) FlllMM la Slwl9lc luclllt Rlwn
6.-00. (])DD am..... M11nwhlle, his cousin. Soames. I Dam ....... ,.., ....... 11:10., Tiie .. Y111ty
Cl()) WM Wiid Wat successful lawyer, falls In low with "Wond•r Ra Ales Acaln" Nicols 11:30 B CJ) CIS "'* Mowtee .,.. Lat GI Tht Fl..._ Irene Heron, the step·dau&flter of 1 and Orv (John Becll) tllm up apln, Cllak.,.,. (wes) '67-Gltfttt font, m I Dlt• flf •• client. this time on a mission to meut an Chad E¥trttt. ·
(11) 1-1 ti!> .,.. It Two films: "Tamu" and Am1 captain'• daU&flter from Mell· • a ID......, c... fD ....,,,..,_ Udp "Fln1lly Got the News 'Bout How can rMlutlonarits. a Mewll: ..,..........,, er..-1 ~ ~ g~~s ':! ~:S!:!."'by ~·o.t8:~ I;)'()) 9;" ..:i;,....,, M.D. (adv) '44 -Joen FontalM, Artun>
II M.,._nJ lfD Revolutionary Union Movement, and "A Taste of Salt'' A r1ft dmlops ~=OJ Eledltlt CMf111 ~ EJ A• followlnf tfle fllms, Black fllmmak bttwten 1 mlddlt·lpd couple when New Hampshire Pril'R&lY
1:3011 a..t t1tt Clocl Larry Clark and Harold Wells (Bl1clc their newborn 10C1 Is band to bt I , at .... : (t) ..,..,_..,, Dnclt-D Movie: (C) (50) .,.1111 Aaeu Workers Con11ess of Los Anaeln) vldlm of cystic ftbrolb. Anne Jack· ..,. (com) ,49 _ Either Whlllms,
......... Cond. (WU) '66--0ean discuss both fill... IOfl end Chert .. Aldm•n auests II Rtd Sktlton.
M1rtln, Joey Bishop,• A11ln Delon, &> c.-. CorllOll Alida and IClndall Blair. l1:50 D llJ ()) aJ Dick Cl"9 .....
Rosemary Forsyth, Ptttr GravtS, An· 1:00 8 (I) Cl! llH C.pbttl S II• w ...... W*ll John Fullmer TM Rev Biii.. GRhlm _.-
dr1w Print. Mlch1tl Ansara. A youna Glen Is host to Milton Bfrte, Flld1 1 • ..._ · •1 •-
Spanilh nobltmin co,,. up eplnst P.,ne and Dom Deluise for 1 ulute .,_... of "' Wtet "Awake 1nd 12:10 • o-at ftf AIMablt
rotua-'1nd rascals of fft>ntltr Amer· to the hlstofy of television. Slnt' (R) 1:00 (J) D D CJ) GI .._.
ka when ht flees to TtXIS after k · D 91 ID I McWI Tiie ~" a>, .... ••k•.. • ..... ~ ~ ..
Int ICCUlld of klllln1 his sweet· OI Jucfy Glriand stars II Dorothy In ..... .. ....... Tit Lltl,.. .,....
htirt's flince. th• 1939 film classic that dttall 10:301 Tltt .... .._ f1n"
Cl) CIS ....,. Wilttr CroMlt• the adventures of the llttlt firm &ir1 S. ...... ,_.. 1:10 m ...,..
(II...._. ... .,..le "Wlnpd who Is whisked away from htr home • llfllt .. ~usu; , Wot1d" by 1 tornado to the mqlcal llftd • DllUf ...._. .. LIMI Eich 1:20 (]) ..... '
• • Crtlfttll...,. Oz. where lh• has 1 series of f111· week this llfies wlll tlu • looll l:JO B MeM: "Nect9•" (drt). '46-m ,._, _. Ille PNf11w tlstlc adwntures. Co-stars Include Giit of the country's leldln1 MWS· Lynn Btri, Gtorp Raft e @' lcMeb WftMut Fa811t Ray Bolpr as Scarecrow, Jack H1 PIPI" CM' m1pzlne1. fD W1ad11Mt as Tin Woodman, Bert llhr IS Cow· • MNwtllll 3:00 8 ~: (C) ~ ... .,.._,. II I•• Aa'll 1nffy UOll, BUiit Bufb 11 the Good B Cll tf tlae .... (wea) 55 -Jotln Payne, Lie J.
&> Qlllea Calta &ta c.dMl Witch and Mars•rtt H1mffton n tht 11 llltr ..... Cobb, Mona Fretman. m YldllN Jlms .. Wlchd Witch.
7-•/Tla... CJ)..., ...... .._ .-am v.:.1 """ ID WJ Mftftll Slllw
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Glli..tlucy G)NllO
• I Orte•"...... 1:30 D CJ) CJ) EB AIC ........
llJ) TM CHIM tf hr TIMI W1t1a Week: (t) (90) "TM ltllldll" (dra)
Dr. Mnlll9 SecMr ''Jittn ind the '71 -Damn McGIYln, Paul Burtle,
Atomic Bomb" Tiit ewnts leadlna Clmeron Mitchell, Robert F. l.JoM,
up to Wot1d war 11 1rt pmented by Gtora Stanford Brown, Sam Mtlvtlle.
Dr. Slch1r in this proaram 61t1llin1 A topicll dr1m1 about tn unuaual
-amon1 other thlnp -th• rrow· &TOUP of polict recrutts-tnd the
in& animosity bttween J1pan and !"Ives-Who try to adjust to the
the U.S. unique way of ltf• they must face 11 m ......,.,. ofllc:trs on • mttropolltan polict
., """' .. Alter fofct . .... ,.. GITrd,, Ctu••llHH
7:20 D EJedi9't c.werq. Hew Hamp· ID 0 T 11 t A• w • c 1 t e • Should
shire Primary Unions 8t Forbiddtft ID °'Pftln More Than On• Competift1 Cofft·
7:30 8 8 CJ) EJtdM C... New pany?" Howard Miller .ind Wllllam
Hamplhlrt prlmery. Rusher deblte the Issue. D 9 CD Otctila CMrl&1 Tht 8111eatJ..... . GLENN FORD AND ANGIE DICt<INSON play 1 rom1ntlc couple In
New Hampshire Pl1mlfY "MERV" Mon-8:30-Ch. 11 "1'he Last Challen&••" dr1ma of 1 small town marshal 1nd hll
D M .. : (C) (2lw 15•) '1'ktllN * Hollywood's Bil Stan! 1trt whole llws are threatened by • hMclstron1 youn1 1unm1n, .... _, o.t' (susp) '66--Su11n on The CBS late Movie, Tuesday at 11:30 PM.
Gordon Wtndell Corey Don Amtcht, t:OO 8 Cl) HaWlil fM.O McGanttt -----------------------• Martha' Hpr. ' Sffb • killer whon taratts hav• D CI> Cl) aJ' TM Mod lqtlld ''Bir been the wives of AmrJ men who
Georp'' Andy Gr\fflth 1uests 11 1 have come to Hawaii to meet their
man whole lift ii ruined when he husb1ncls for R & R (rest and rt·
wttneun 1 mu{der and •IJ'MS to cuperatk>n).
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Arthur, Van Htflln. A former aun· t:30 • HI CtlbJ Slllw
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MARCH 8
For mornin1 and afternoon
llstinp, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 ID...,.. Wd Geld Cldilllc" (com)
'56 -Judy Holliday, Paul Dou1l1s.
t :!O D ~ r1 .. ,. Eurdst" (dra) '62
-M1xlmlll1n Schell, Rosalind Rus·
sell.
10:00 CJ) (C) .. A F•rtwttl ti ~ Concl.
(dr1) '67 -Rock Hudson, Jennifer
Jones.
12:00 a ''Su1ffrt" (wes) ·~0on Bariy,
Robert Lowery. "1 51..t Jme ... _..
(wes) '4~John lrtl1nd, Barbar.
5:30 D t.oat 1t1 s,ece 00 .,... Rtftt ...
D (J)E!JNtws Diet s.art GtDHala ... Mtnaee
fl) 0 "' £lecbtc c..,..,
mDettWlllM'aTonT.a
OJ IB Clffipn'a lalaftcl
GE LI Hon F••HI•
6:00 II Bit News Jerry Dunphy
CJ) News Bill Huddy
D IUllC News Tom Snyder D News Bentl, Schubeck D Cl) Wild Wild Wtat
®) Movie: (C) ...,.. Otlltr Man"
(sus) '70 -Roy Thlnnn, Join
Hackett. m Th• Fthrtstonea
IB I Dru• of JNnttle
Qi) Z..0.1
fJD Hod11,0..p lod1• a> Notldlro S4
@E Dlalft Report
OJ...,..,., RfD
GEE Me
l:OO ~~) "'Scalpltd" (wld) ,66 _ EE Newl Jim Ha~hbrne
Dale Robertson, Robert R1ndom. 6:30 D ... t ttae Clock m"""' Witt" (drl) '35-Rilph D Mevle: (C) (90) Mfr• ......
Btlllmy, Cl1lrt Trevor. C...•n Ute Wlftd" (scl·fl) '66 -
3:00 Cl) (C) .,., Ila lwls" (com) '63 Nlelc Mims, Seullo T1pml, Kuml
--Oebble Reyqolds, Ctiff Robertson. Mizumo. In Hiroshima, 1n American 9 "N1llPIJ 11..tlttl" (mus) '35 medical scientist and his JaP1nete
-Victor Herbert. Jeanette Mac· assls1ants tlleortze that 1 wtld boJ
Donald. Is lu~ln1 1round the aru, rrowtn1
to fantastic size, 1nd b ectually the
son of Frankenstein. EVENING
4:00. Mtwlt: "fort ApecM" (wtl) '48
-John Wayne, Henry Fonda, Shirley
Temple. An ambitious Army offjcer,
adamant about followlna re1ul1tions,
causes an Indian uprisina.
IJThe Rtflt ....
(j),tny ......
D Cl) a> lMt Alltrican strte
11 ..... s,ltfl ·--.... ......... m IDl teu.e StNet
fl) la CoeuniUd al Dil mo-st .... MM11n 8Dteitl ......
4:30 CJ) MtM: (C) "A F1rewefl ID Arwt'
<Ancl. (dra) '57 -Rodt Hudson,
Jennifer Jones.
IJFltlllr ..... ltst
D """ Bentl, Schul>ectt D111tu..111,_
atYtlftldf,_.
OJ The Mllltlten ., Eacllelta .. , IUlt m0blentt1ttt• GB ten's 11e ,., -..
s:Od D MIC ..... Jtss Marlow 0 ..... Gtorat Putnam
(j) MC 11 ... Rt1soner, Smith
(J)FtfelJ Sciud
D m Dick Yan Ork• ·a,.... m Titt f'lltttsten11 .......
GD Q)) Mister ........ Nttcltllerlltod
8)DDilldtltn'O
fDTltlls Wnt m ...... ~
5:15£Dhltrlu .......
())News m w, artftttll .. m .... ., •• ... ,,.,_
()'j) Flriftt UM m Thi Corporlte View
@E W1ndtttust
8Crtttt Ams GE Aflclollldos de la C..u1w.d EE Victoria .llMt Sllew
7:00 II CIS Ntws Walter Cronkite
CJ) AIC News Smith, Rusoner
D m NIC ..... John Chanc.llor DNYPO
(j) Trvtll 11 C.n-....ctt
(J)Dnpet
D Wlaat's MJ LIM? m I levt Lucr OJ I DfHll ti -. .. i.
m HIAlfJ " Art ll)PuelltldtA.w
ell f'H•: (C) '-n. Tall Mell"
7:30 I) Dectec 11 ..._ ....,_ "Anals" En
route to take his final medal shool
eum, Michael Upton falls t1lttp on
1 bus.
D Tit• ..... FadlfJ Guest Jot
Aynn ind friends take a look at
water sports. Hlahllahts Include an
1nim1ted cartoon dtplctlnc man'•· co~uest af the 111, with Goofy
sbrrln1 In 1 v1rlety of nautlc•I
roles.
a Mtvtt: <C> cnr1s•> ..,..,..
.... ., DtM" (aus) '66 -Sulin
Gordon, Don Ameche, Mirtha Hyer,
(j) Te T .. ..._ Trvtll
Cl) I •• If '-it II,.._$ .... : (C) (2111) "'Tiie
JMnMf' (ldv) '59 -Yul Blynntr,
AILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MARCH ... 1972
Deborah Kerr. People from various
countries are trapped In Budapest
durln& the Hun11ri1n Revolution of
1956 by 1 cruel Russian commander
who suse*ts one of them of beina
a Revolutionary leader.
m11otan'sHeroes
ll)(l)Drlpet
(1j) TIM Miiiie. tf David Wanl-st.in· ....
tm A Public Affalr/EltdJon •72 8' It ls WrittH
1:00 a (I) Carol lul'Htt No information
av1il1ble from the network at press
time.
D m Ada11-12 "Eyewitness" Of·
flcers Malloy and Reed, aided by
a police helicopter relayln1 direc·
tlons, pursue robbery suspects in a
wild -chase. Comedl1n Norm Crosby
appears as a footb1ll f1n1tlc. D ()) ()) m ni.' Court1111p If
Eddie's Fltlllr "The Bicyde Theft"
(R) Eddie's bike Is stolen and Tom
blalneS the loss on Eddie's careless·
ness. • m WJ Crifflttt Slltw
t1J TIM Vir&t•la•
Qi) A Public Affalr/Eltdion '72
fil) Spedll tf Ult WeH "Aw1ke and
Sin(' (R)
fl)LICMUtn
m')Nlne
l:JO a 91 m NIC Mystery Theatre -
CoJu•bo (R) "Murder by the Book"
A mystery writer plans the "perfect
crime'' with his partner as the tar·
aet Jack Cassidy, Martin Milner,
and Rosemary Forsyth pest. Jolnna
Ferris (Miss Forsyth), while talklna
with her husband James (Miiner) on
the phone, hears ttle allot that kills
him. Aaumlna her husband was In
his office 1t the t1me1 she unwittin1·
ly sets up a perfect alibi for the kill·
er-«en Fr1nklln (Cassidy)-e mys·
tery writer-and her husbancl'1 ex·
partner. ·
D (]) (j) EB A1C CelMdJ Hour
''T'he Koi>YUts" Robert Youna auest·
hosts ind 1ppears as W. C. fields
alona with other lmper10natlons. m Trutll er C....,__
Qi) Titis w .. t
11MERV" Mon-8:30-Ch. 11
*World's Greatest Stars!
9:00 B (I) Mtdkat Catrter An assaulted
co·ed points out a campus teacher,
portrayed by auest Chris Robinson,
as her 1ttacker, settlna off 1 chain
reaction th1t Involves the carHr of
his fl11icee, 1 brilliant woman Intern,
played by Tisha Sterlln1.
(1j) Ylbntions
Qt TM Ylrsi•lan ml Natacha
9:JOD Cil@ G> Tiit hrsuadtn
"An1ie, Antle" The aalety of a
French film festival turns Into a .Pr•·
lude to murder when Danny Wilde
meets his old friend An1ie. Larry
Stotch auests. D Ntws Wltdl John Fullmer
II) IMt CoebJ Show ., u I.ta
9:45 It Stan4 Leoll A fiftHn minute
1ame show hosted by Steve Dunne,
(Continued)
,.,. 19
'TIRED TOOTSIES'
After yean of carrying u a
trademark her aching t .. t,
-Pearl Bailey would like to for-
get the whole thing.
· ·1 Just fMl that thia thing
hu been carried too far,"
aaya Pearlie Mae. 0 Anyway,
my feet don't ache anymore,
not llince I wu on Luc::ille
Ball'• lliow and llhe recom-
mended a foot doctor. He did
wcmdenl My fMt had been
aore for 52 yeUL now it'• all
gone and rd like to stop the
routine but people don't let
. me. ,.
Feet have become u much
a part of Pearl' a public image' u the late F.ddie Cantor'•
eyff. Jimmy Durante's DOH,
and . Martha Raye's mouth.
Until her two-year run u .tar
of Broadway'• .. Hello. Dolly!"
nearly everyone would think
of her singing "Tired" &om
.. Variety Girl" and sitting on-
.tage rnting heJ' 110re feet.
Pearlie MAe realized that
efforts at killing the joke may
be futile when ahe waa Dinah
Shore'• gu.t for a Dinah'•
Place Show. She knew she
would talk about her new
book. "Talldng to Myall."
_ym4.__ that she would ...tat Di-
nah in making a cauerole
conaisting of leftovers. But
she did not know that she
would be pr ... nted with a
pair of blue velvet and fuJ'
booties decorated with pearls
to ease the pain on her fa-
moum aching f .. t. Pearl Bail-•Y• visit to Dinah'• Place
(Mondays through Fridaya·at
9 AM} ain on NBC, Thunday. ,
,... 20
THC DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAftCH 4, 1972 . /
In which film dips '" shown from
the lnO'llt "Plcturt Mommy Dead"
Ind prizes lrt IWltdtd to vltwtn
• c:omctty lnswtr Questions.
THURSDAY
MARCH 9
10:00 B ()) ..._. Joe Mannbt cmhes for momln1 1~ afternoon
hla reclna car Into • brick wall and llatlnp please see DAY.
suffers aertous held 1nJU11a. TIME PROG' RA.MS B I II 9 Im NIOt ....., (A) ''Htr· • e ow,
bie," stamna cunt ttonnt 1nd Ml· for JO"'; convenience, are
chlel Constantine, "Mba LMcraft the day I movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
t:oo GI ...,.. La Yeps ...,.. (dra> •52
-Victor Mlturt, Jane Russell.
1:30 D (C) .......,. (HY) '51 -John
Sent Mt," amna sue Lyon Hd
Joltph Clmpantlll; "Thi Hend, of
Borius Wttms." stamnr Geoflt M•·
harfs Ind RllJ Miiiand, Ind "Th•
Ph1ntom of Whit 0penr· stamna
lecllt Niel•n Ind Mary Ann 8tck. D Ntwa Georp Putnam Btnymort Jr., Cotfnnt Cllwtt. D 111e ._. .._ 10:t0 CIJ _,,..... <com> '50 -Donald
8J ..... Pett Miiier O'Connor, Pltt1cla Mtdlnt. m ..... HU(h Williams !HOD., alt lily lie IW (WIS) '50
(JI) s..11 -Don Btny . .,._ llll'' (mys) '52
inl'l .....,,_. ~......_ "EJ'-.. .-. -Gtorp Brent, Dl1na Dorl. ~ (R) ·--"''-~" 1:00 II.,._. Al 1 SlrM .... (dra} '6S-
G) .. ,............. ROWft Mitchum, Fr1nk Sln1tr1.
10:30 Cl) Tiit WI!... 8J ..,._ ...,,. (dr1) '57 -Mickey
Cl) Deeter 11 lie ..._ Rooney, Siiiy Femat. D l1tb It Y .. life Irene Ryan Is J:GO Cl) (C) ..,.. O..·a.ttll 1111"
tht surprised auest. (com) '69 -~titer Brennan, Pit
r.ti C11C1W C.-. O'Britn. .. a...._.. s. ...,.. <•ctv) ·50-'I::..:.:.:-•" SMiiey Winters, Mtcdonald c.r.,. a Fl•· '"Vldi" 4:00 • .,,... 111 ... .....,. (com) m .......... '57-Audrey Htpbum, Gary Cooper.
ll:OO 8 Cl) fl) Ntwa 4:JO ())Sa• • lOMI 1111111
D dill'3Ntwa no..-.,..,..
(1) .........
D ())EDN ... a M9wtt: CC> .,. ••• Atmo-..,. (dr1) '63-Ptt Boone, N1q
Kwtn. A youna Amtricln drifter joins
• travellna clrtus In ltlly ind fills
In love with • bartback rider.
GITtTtlU..T,.
OJ fllltjta i. SN1111 Lucille Rivers
(fj) Tiit c.... ., Our n..
11:10 m TM ... Y...,
11:15tl) F .... Flltllel
11:30 8 Cl) CIS t..t. M .. : "tel ...
4.W" (dr1) '68 -D1vld McCtllum,
Sttll• Stevens, Telly Savtlls. An
unden:owr •a•nt risks his lift to
cl'ICk a drua smuatlnr rina.
D 9 B JtlllllJ ~
..... : (C) ..,.. ···~·rd ...... ...... (dr1) '41-John W1yne, Betty
Fit~. .
D CIJ Cl) ED Diet CMtt Schtd·
ultd 1uest Is Jonlth•n Miller. ....... : ............. .,..,.
(mp) '45-Rldllrd Arttn, Stlnlt1
Rld.ps.
12:11.Qmttt.Mn••
1:t0 ())DD Cf) 9 Ntwa .......................
..... " ..,.,.. O'Cltcll .....,. •nd
"f1liftlt' Hi&'WJ-
1:10 tit .....
1:30 8 .... : ..., UwefJ" (mus) '44
-Fr1nk Sinatn, Georr• Mur"'1.
Gloril O.Hmn.
3:00 • Mtwlt: ""' ..... (mys) '51
-Robtrt Mltctlum, Robert ltyln,
Uztbeth Scott.
4:308 .....
[ .' f ~~ I '• ( ,
1:008()) ...... o am11en
D (J)&J""' fJ Cl) W1W WIW West mn. ,. ...... ..............
0 .... ....
fli) H1dllp1 ... Ltdtl . ...,...., .,..,
&)EMI
1:30 ....... Qldl D lllllN: (C) (IO) ..._..,.. ..
(dr1) '52--Richard Boone, M1urttn
O'Har1, Peter Lawford. In Austr1ll1,
1 couple of Amerlclns Ill lnwlvtd
wtttl holdups, murders, a uttle
roundup Ind romtnct.
Cf) Cll lhn Wtlttr Cronkite . ...., ..........
GIWJ 111111111 . ...., ..... ,...,,.,
(fj) .., .,..,,, • flltlly Miii ...,
t1J DEIUT f.dllCltiq 1 Natlll: l1ll Cll•nPI .... c ........
From A&lstln, Tms, the flfst of 8
repoltl on the recent LBJ library
tdue1tlon symposJum f11turt11110tnt
of the country's top educaton 1nd
their conception of the future of
American education.
@DW ... rt•
•• ,.. Acns
Gl T• laWsta Mullcal . ...... _ ...
7:008Cl>D8'Ntwa •""' (l)Tr.11terc...i11tMtl
I Cl)DNpet ......... u...r
(11 T• ........ Guests: Godfl"t1
Clmbridlt, JoMnl Wotlty, Lalnlt
Klun, 8oOby GoWsboro Ind Dono-
Vin. m 1 u. LlicJ
m1DM11e1 .....
(Jll C.ltfnll TljlllOfftW PIM
G)HltltlNI .,,.... . ..,
lllfl•:(C)""111~
' I 7:308@D .... ' ........ DtltntJ
and Bonnie ire the aueats. O U.. "Circle of ·lift" Youn1
Lucy Is saddened by the delth of
htr pet wolf, but l.mlt helps the
alr1 pin emotional ltrtnatfl. IJ .... : (C) (2IWIS.) ......
.... ., DNd'" (ausp) '6&-Susan
Gonion, M1rth1 Hyer, Wendell Corty,
Don Amechl.
Cl) To Ttll U.. Trta (() I Drtlll ti ,.._..
B M... $ MtMt: (C) (2111')
.. ,.,.., Dlllc8't c .. .._ .. 1(com)
'65 -Jackie Gleason, Glynis Johns.
A travelmr raUrold supeMlor burs
• dru'*' to hi can have a drinll
on SundlJ, •nd then buys a circus
so his dlupter can MVI 1 pony. m......-........
Gl(I) ....
f.Dlllwlukerl I ;::a .......
1:001J Cf) I 1Hc!41 Wll ........ USA
A sped1I version of the ledalmtd
on•mtn show In wfllch James Whit·
mort., with few props and no maMull,
brfnp to life the ts1tntlll spirit of
the leaendary Amtfbn humortsl o am,., .... flip .. , .
comes Ltt MaMlt, Ruth BmJ tnd
the Chl·Utes 11 hb ruelta.
D CIJCl>IBAllll l•1t1t ...
,.... (R) Siiiy Fields auests as
atmentlnt Hile, the only person In
the wot1d wWI a picture of Htres
and Cuny.
ID W, Crtnhll ...
lllllll111F,_tlilt.,.,...
(fl) Tlllr1r ...... -•••
fJDltmJtnll
fl) ES...• lMI YaNez elNllt
1:30 GI Trd Of CMltqatH•
Ii) 11) NET ,..,..._ _..,,.,
(R) "ISldora Duncan -The Bluest
Dancer In the Wor1d"
"MERV" Mon-8:30-Ch. ll * Hollywood's Bi& Stars!
9:00 8 Cf) I IHcW i Slaltll1111M M·
_... Wla Weltr ldJlrrl "99
Days to Survlvtl" A vtvtd re-ertatlon
ti M1tor John Wlltty PMMll'1 1869 Journey down the thtn·unllnown
Gieen and Colorldo Alvtrl. E. G .
Marshall reeds from the lttt•ri 1nd
)oum11& of Powell.
D di ID....,. "Th• Glmb11t11
Game" (R) Bobby Dlr1n llHI'!• In
tllll ...,..t that lhowl how Offtcar
Fr1n Beldln1 (Elizabeth Blur) joined
the Ironside tteff. D Cl) (I) al~ (R) "Tll•
Way of the lnte~ptial All" To
help UpoM • hlJeckl111 rlftl, Mille
1
4
y
challe111u 1 bully·suspect to a flaht
Bruce LM cuat, u u Tsuna.
.Diwi.FreetJ(lltW .,,....,.,..
8llltVlr&Wla
G)Nltlda
t'.JO D ..... Wltdl John Fullmer
lltLI Itta
to.AS 8 s.c.M LM A 1S·mlnute 1ame
show with Steve Dunne as host.
nkln1 questions about the mOYle
that Just aired. '
I
FRIDAY
MARCH 10
For momin1 ind 1ftemoon
liatinp, please ... DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
tor your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
10:0011 C1J C1S Nt.s Hew D a ID.,... M art'" .... 9:00 ... , w .. a ... W• lriM" (com)
Dean's auests are Phll Slivers and '49-Cery Grant. Ann Shtt1dtn.
Dom Deluise. 9:30 D (C) "llllM ,..,.... (susp) '54-8 ~ Gtol'p Putnam Greaory Peck. Rita Gam. D I]) (I) m .,... ... rs h 11, 10:00 Cl) "'"" ,,.. Witt Was • TW'
C....._ at Ltw (R) "A Lonely (adv) '51-Tony Curtis, Piper L11111t.
Stretch of Stach" Dam1cfn1 evl-12:009.....,. ta tM·SIMI" (ldv) '54
dence strains Marshall's belief In th• -blf Erlcbon. ua.c. W lift"
Innocence of his client, 1 school (adv) 'SS -Richard Conte. Marie
teacher accused of moltstln1 one of Aldon.
his pupils. MldlMI Tolan ruests. 1:00 D (C} "OtpMM w.r (dra) '54-D TM la• la• Elizabeth Taylor, Dini Andrews. /
...... Pete Miller, Ken Jones ID (C) "l.tlt Wtftd tf SlllW' (adv) m ..._Hufft Williams '65-Toshlro Mltunt.
ID 0 w..w ,.._ 3:00 ()) "'OM M1111 w.,.. (dra) '64-
&> ...,... Don Murray, Dlln1 Hyl1nd.
lO:JO D caMW c. ... m .. ,.,. '-AMnbtrt . .,........,
8 Fii•: "Sotlll at Sel"'
di '°StrldlJ Olllla••,...." (rocn)
'Sl-Fzio Plf!la. Janet L•lclt.
4:00 II "Ley Wltlt" (dra) 'SS-Jane
Wyman, Chartton Heston.
• 10:45 fD (II DMI Ultltfollit/Clftlc
Llrat
at 4:30 Cl) ,,_ u lQAM lilti111
11:00eC1JeNtws
Dal8'Ntws uo..sa.,..,_
Cl)MardltOlltH
DCI)QJNtwa a,,...: """ Liit Wiatiar" (dra)
'62-Tony B(ltton, John Wtttla. II Te , .. tllt 11u1111 • f...._ ii Stwllt1 luclllt Rivtn
aJ) Tiie Mutlc tf DMI W1nl·sa.fn-..
fii) flra1 u..
11:10• nt lie Vltltr
11:15 .... a.. dtt ,...,..
11:30 8 ()) CIS Ldl Mewlt:: "Tiit
S.Spi,..... (dra) '6S -Elizabeth
Taylof, Richard Burton. ea e ,..., c..... D ,...: (C) "'rrtl of tilt U..
.._ .....,. (adv) ·~enry f'ond1,
Fred M1eMumy.
D Cl> (I) m Dim en.tt ID Mtwtt: ''Tiie Ntwldan" (wes) 'SO
-Randolph Scott, Dorothy Malone.
12:10 • QM ,. Mwtntllrt
1:00 (I) DD Cl) di""" ' D Mowte: t1£1t1 of u. Sahara"
(adv) ·~urt Jurcens, lt1 P•do·
nnl. m A11-N1attt 111ew: "Cell•••,"
(C) "Su Flflltm," "'rht CrlMI of ...... " ..... 1:10 ......
1:308 Mtwtt: (C) "Stir "' tilt hit"
(wes) '56-Rk:hard Booftt, Mamlt
Van Oortn.
f V f ~ I "4 (;
6:ooeoaee .....
D CI)ED...., D (I) WiW WIW West
mn.nllltstieMI
aJIDrltMof-.
(Jj) _....., '""'
fJi) IWclll •• .. Lldlt a ...,..,_, Rf'D
maAMt
1:30 • ltlt ...
D Mtwlt: (C) (10) "talt of Sudan"
(adv) '64-Anthony Qu1yte, Sylvia
Sy ms
Cl)N ...
9Na•lftM8a•
I ..... .. ,...., -... ,.., ... ., em TltktJ ......... • •.•
8'WHMciat
Qllrttn Aon IE°""'•M• G)Vlctlrtlla•tt ...
1:001~DtDNt.s
(I) Trvtll or Coftaequtnctt
Cl) Dra1n1t
D WW'a MJ Unt1 m 11.owt Luer llJ I Dru• tf ....._It 0 A hMlc Aftlir/Oectill 72
IDHlstlfJlfAlt
II) """" de Mor 8 n.: (C) .,_..,. ltrltt"
7:30 8 Circa "lilly Russell's Circus
Spectacular"
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 4, 1972
Ind IMOUl'lcts that Ille lntlndl to
hM her baby by natURI dtUdblttft. II Ntn Wed John Fullmtr • .,.. ... CeMlf ... euw.
10:00 D Cl) Cl) OJ LM Miran "11t
(R) "Lovt and the Penal r.odt,"
"l.cwt Ind tht loud·Mouth'' end
·"lo'le and the Formul1 268." . , a C..ndl Debate Asstmblywoman
1.118 8 Cl) O'Hara, U.S. Tr__, O'Hani Yvonne Brathwaite Is spec11r auest. aoes to pmblln1 school to lum to m m ,....
bt a dealer at 1 desert casino In Of· (Jj) YIWatiMt
der to 1•t tvklence of Income tu ' (I) 1V Mllicll
MSlon aplnst • 11mbll•1 ~n. ~ em UlcM u ...
Jlct Gin1. Lesllt Parrish, Don Stroud
and cart B1llantJne auest. 10:30 8 Cl) Doi ladles sa... ~ la IS· D a CD s.t.d 11d SM ''Coffins sirned to handle the 1dvtrtlalna for
for Slit" Slappy Wtilt•, former the political cempal1n of 1 cowboy-
pirtntr of Rtdd Fou, ptats 1J Mtl· tumed·polltlcl1n, a p~ that tX·
vtn, 1 friend of Fred's, In 1 story cites him untll he lt1ms the min
•bout buyin1 and selllna coffins. his ffft o1 clay.
8 ,.... w......, D 1 tHcfALI wt1t1rt: Net we11,
D Cl) Cl) m TM ....., lulCll Not F•lr Columnist Art Stld1nb1um
(R) ''Tiit Feftdtr Benders" carol's is host and narr1tor for 1 look at the
minor ICddent fn a parklna tot turns Callfomil welfare system. The film
Into a court catt. documents the errors, tbuses, loop·
I MIJ lrifflll .., holes and 11111 and technical flaws n.. VltlJltall In our welfare system.
fJ) al W•lqtM WHll l• 11tvttw l ·Jhws Georae Putnem
• Er..-...... rr-ta S.1 ... , ........ m ,.,.. m s.tttt .. Mwtnturt
{jj YlbfatlON a:• a 111 m 111e Friday Nl&M Movie: m s-11
(C) (%ht) (I) "fftw t. Fra• I E At.n1twt1c11
FJQ" (com) '70-00n Knotts, Jot m Dr. si ... loctl
Flynn, EdWard Andrews, Elaine 8 Ctttt .. 1lie.tre
Joyce. ~n unauspectln1 tu account·
ant Is set up IS the fall IU~ by I 11:00. D ())a. m .....
00t1upt cltf aovemment. (j) ...,..t .,. D Padtc I ...._. use IMlts D Cl) GB .....
UCLA In this final a1me of the Piel· Cl Mtwle: ""'-.._,. (dr1) '50-
fic 8 rtCular lllSOn. G•me 11 live Jack Webb, M1r1on Brando, Ttma
from the Spom Artn1. Wrilftt. D (I) (I) U) Tiit ParW11 F .. lltJ • To Ttll tM Tndll
(R) ''All's War In Love and fllrs'' GJ fllltltlta In Stwfn1 Lucille Rlvtra
The P1rtrid1• furn 1 rreat dell Q)) TM Ath'ea1es
from • vbtt to a N1v1)o reserv1tion 11:1011J Titt Ila Ylftey lncludl111 why 1 &•rare medlank:
delaytd tfielr departure for two days. 11:15 8J a... 34 tD Ttvlft or Cotlaeq1tncta
fJl) 1IiJ F1lll .,.,_., "The Rules 01 11:30 8 Cl) CIS Litt Mtflt: "fra1tU.
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..MERV" Mon-8:30.Ch. 11 -Peter Custllna. * wor1c1•1 GtWtat stars1 =~ ~C~..,,, (dr•>
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.,....... (fft11) '71-John Vernon, D Cil (j) m Oki! Clfllt
Stew Ihnat, Fritz Wtawr, Edward ()) ...,._.,.
Binns, S1brin1 Scharf. A fatll ract· m Mowlt: '"f'ht Wiid OM" (dr1) '54
tracll smashup In which 1 SCMm· -thrlon Brando, lee Marvin.
ment •cent Is bldty lnfurtd uncovm flD Doln' It
111 enemy scheme to br1lnwHh the 12.10 llJ 0__. ....... ...._ .......
min for unknown purposes. • _ ..... """"'v"
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"K·W·W·H" 8ur1t11 Meredith auests fJ Mowlt: (C) "TM kl•c lftd Fotir
as 1 tchool board member who do· QMttta" (•dY) '56 _ C1a~ Gablt,
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then threatens to clOlt It when stu·
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ti. bas made. '&2-Ptttr Culhlfll. 18 Olwlll frMt SINllf 8 Mowlt: (C) "'M Ne" (ldv) '37 E l1 .. .._, -Ray Mlll•nd, Frances farmer.
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'53-fonest Tucker, Joan leslle. D .... ,,._, S4111rn 9:30 D CJ) (I) 0) 111t Odd Couple CR> "Tiie ..... Hall"
U wtnnlnc Is Ult N•e of TWr "Hatural Childbirth" OIClr's pres· 3:00 8 Mwte: "sta111 Wt ~" (com)
~30 ...... GaM nant nleu 1rrlves at the apartment '37-fred Astaire. Glnpr Roae11.
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tha of uslni wltdlcmt. • only r1Slstance to be 1 1roup of (dra) '« -Michael O'Shlt,, Anne ID MtN ltub: (Zftr) ...,.... ..., solditra ind vll!lprs who Insist on Baxter.
AMfld tM ConMf" (dra) '40 -holdlq a wlM festival. OJ It fa Written
James Stewart, Maraertt Sullivan. flD N£f ~It 11otr1P1tJ "Isa· m fi.. • .
G) Cbl•pl11• Wrtltlnc dora Duncan-Tiit BlQtst Dancer 11:15 ()) Mtvtt: (C} ... Spartans" (dre) fB ._..., Tt4 ArmtM1 .. In the Wor1d" '62-Rlchard [Ian, Sir Ralph Rich· E._a.-.. EMIM ardson. ·
7:30. Dml Frost RIV1M Vlnctnt Price a MM: "'Tiit...,., Dr. w...,. IE ~ a... 11:20 II Fabuloa 521 (C) w (dra)
joins the cast for a spoof of "Bia ml Vartedld Maklt 9:30 II (I) Anllt No Information av•ll· '64-Rlchard Burton Peter O'Toole B.~iness" 1•30 ,.. rS'\ ,. T·~ .........__ (A M able from the network at prm time. Sir John Gleloud • '
"' • aJ \..t.I 1fJ ~ -• ) ary fJ News Wltdl Larry Buntll • ' ()) Dr.,,..t 1ets trapped Into talldnr to JOU"I m Pieter • .,..., ... 11:30 D m .....
Cl) To Tell tlt49 Truth Bess Lindstrom (Usa Gerrttsen) Ci) Mowlt: .,....,_rten ~ S.-IJ Let's ,._., 1 Dal about the birds and the bets when lO:OO IJ Cl),.,....: l•p411tlltle (R) An crtt" (adv) '60-Peter Carsten.
(I) IHI c.a., aow Best mottler admits she can't cope undercover qent is killed while try· D Mowle: .. LM llCt In Aaatl"'
fJ Mlllioll $ Movie: (Zllf) "SW!Mt with the sttu1tion. lnJ to lnterctpt ~ huae heroin ship· (dra) '69-Rlchard Burton, Claire .._lld"' (dra) '50-Wlllllr1 Hol· D CI> (I) 5 AIC MMI el till ment In the Pacific Northwest. and Bloom
den, Gloria SWanson .. An opportunls· ......,: (C) (tO) (I) .. A T• ef the IMF is cali.d In to take owr Cl) .h.· ........ t. Ytla" 1adv) r.....,. 'Jl ..... p ..a.1 and put the bit narcotics dealer and , • tic youna screenwriter takes up with ..... (susp) -S.11H1rl •1111ns, hl hlef tiDM Ol.lt of b . 63-Sean Rynn, Madeleine Robin·
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Tom Whffler (Gary Crosby) constant· D a ID -SltuMIJ .... : (C) • ...... '51--GI& Youna. Brian Oonlevy.
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FOR RICHARD SCHICKEL, film cr111c
Ira yot'f' opinion, what waa •lte bed ji,,. of llte m.
tieaP-Thomaa Mueller, Culoer City, Coli/.
•Michelangelo Antonionfs .. Blow-Up .. ( 1966). It was rav-
tihing to 10ok at and contained extroordinarily pointed
asides on such matters 01$ the idle eroticism with which
many of us attempt to compensate for the emptines.~ of our
lives. But. most important. it eluddated. through deft and
FOR SEN. EDMUND MUSICJE of Maine
Who inluencecl 10'Jr life the ~?-Joeepb F. ~
Baltimore, Md.
• My father. ~tepben Marciszewki. He left Poland at 17
and made his-way to America. searching foe sanctuary and
freedom. He taught me to believe in the hopes and dreams
oE our free society, and to value the heritage of a nation that
can provide opportunity foe oil people.
'
FOR SBIBLEr JONES, actre.
Bow did ,oar ....,,.nd, Jack Cwidy, react to the news that,
yw were goimc to be iD -i1ae P.t:ridp Family'" wida ,..-
stepson, DaridP-Clwiotte Collin, New Ycd., N.Y.
• Wbeo be saw the pilot, he said. "'So long. Shirl-see you in
about five years ... meaning it would be a hit and rd scarcely
be with him any more except for weekends.
FOR ART UNKLETTER
Are you atill making .-peecbes apimt chug.s? U so, where
clo you give them? And ate thae IDOft parents or students
in 10'Jr audience?-Mn. Jab Iloberdanz, Walttloo, Iowa
• I will continue my crusade against drug abuse as long as
tru.. plague threatem the young people of our country. In
the past year, I have spoken ~t such widely different places
as the United Nations in New Y orlc and the primary grades
oE Appleton, Wis. I find young people are equally interested,
but the approach and tone of the talk must be varied,
depending on the audience's background and age. ·
FOB CABLEI'ON FREDERICKS, nutritionid
What's your opinion of the controversy over Vitamin C?
Caa it can colcla?-C. Tmner, Lansin& Mich.
• The antihistamine effect of large amounts oE Vitamin C
can prevent or abort some colds. Vitamin A worb on other
types. And some colds resist all physical treatment heca•ase
they originate from frnstration-soch as anger-that cannot
beexpr~.
FOR JOHN WAYNE
I read somewhere that you were going to wear a prisoner ol
war identification bracelet until a list of all POWs held
captive by North Vietnam was released. Whose ID is itP
-Greg Gifford, Orangevale, Calif.
• On September 17. 1970, Mrs. Steve Hanson asked me il I
would wear a POW bracelet until her husband, Steve, re-
turned. I have worn it since then. I did not know the family.
Steve Hanson has been missing in action in Southeast Asia
since June 3, 1967. On March 22, 1971, the city of Brea,
Calif., formally adopted this particular POW in hopes of
pre.uuring Hanoi at least to notify his family of his where·
abouts.
elegant symbolism, one of the great fallac.ies oE our time. It
conoerned a photogr.1pher who believed the lens has the
~to reveal the most profound mysteries. In demonstr.u-·
ing that the camera cannot help bbn solve a simple murder
mystery (or even determine w6etber, in fact, a murder was
committed), Antoniooi suggested that not only his hero, but
all of us, may be caught in the grip of a dangerous delusion
about the media. This is a difticult, even dangerous. subject
for a film artist to undertake, and I admire Antonioni's cour-
age almost as much as I do bis artistry.
FOR DAVID BRINUEI
Some newtcaSten are c:barging that the Government is
'"iotimida~ them. How do you feel about tbis?-Anna
Dillon, Amaaodale, VL
• Tilere is no intimidation that J know of. Anyone who can't
stand criticism should not go into journalism-as I think
anyooe who can't stand criticism should not go into politics.
FOR LEE EWEil, profe&rional golfer
Did YOGI victory in !he Niprian ()pea in December mean
you will be invited to play in the Masten Tomna.ment and
thm become the &nt bl-" to play iD that tomnameol?
-B. S. Joaes, Cincianati, Ohio
e I believe rD be _invited to play at Augmta in April. It's up
to the Masten committee to recognize me as a foreign
champion., as they do the ~ of the French or the
German open. The pa.rt Masten championt also vote to
invite ooe player each year. Cary Player a.ured me that I'd
have his vote .•
FOR JUUE ANDREWS
Wlaidt of yow moYies makes ,..,.. the pl'oadest?-Mn.
Peter O'Coanell~ ~ L.L
e I was proodest of "'The Americanization of Emily, .. the
script for which was written by Paddy Chayefsky. I loved
that movie. When it was &niched., I wu completely satis6ed
with it. I wish be would write another movie for me.
FOB ED MARIN ABO, foolball #M
rm sure other college football atan felt they clelerved the
lleilllmn Trophy, ,et you're the oaly one who Jll'ole*d in
public that )'OU should have been given it. How come the mur grapes and ••a..._. remub about wiawr Pat SaJ..
lma?-DaTid Maepi, ............, Ala.
• Anybody in the top 15 coukl have said those thing"S, but I
came in second, so I had the opportunity to voice my
opinion. I didn't say anything sl11noerow a6out Sullivan. I
just think I deserved it as much.
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JOE TORRE
From ........... T,_..,,
A New a.ttlng Claalnplon
Joe Torre used to be a fat catcher for the Atlanta
Braves. Now he's that svelte all-etar third baseman
for the St. Louts Cardlnala who for two eeaaona
hu kept taking Off pounds and adding points to I
hla battlc>g average. He weighed 230 pounds
before aprtng training In 1970; now he's down to
about 200 .•.. Though he never had batted higher rt.
than .310 In hia 81ght previous aeaaona aa a
catcher, Joe batted .325 In 1970, and hla .-....
,.. ..... higll•ll • ...._of ..., ... for .. ....,
In 21,..,.. ... The Cardinals acquired Joe from
the Atlanta Braves In 1989. "1'111 ...._.to.., n
now," lie co11f11111, "'but I jull loll In...,... In "'9
Spectrum/72
Brwmd didn't C8l9 .... Mpplftld. " ••• In
Atlanta, Joe watched hl9 first manillge dl-.otve.
He remarried, but h• new wtt.'• flratbom came
Into the world without a hip eocUt Md required
earty aurgery. It WM a low ebb for Joe Torre. ..•
Then Bing Devine, general rMn11Qer of the
Cardinals, engineered the trade tt'8t b=t him to St Louis. ... '"Tnlcle9 ..._ • 11• n.11
.n.ct on a........,_," DeillM..,.. ....... told .......... -••dc..-.._look
c1oeer nMm11n. •c:MS.-,.... .. ......,... to
dowMtllehaatoclo. TNelawMIMppenedwtlh
JM." ... Joe's eetf-analyW enabled htm to become
a remarl(abty consistent batter, aa he maintained
an average cloee to his final .383 .U during 1971.
"It gets very hot In Sl Louis during the aummer,"
Joe says, "and In past yeans I wouldn't have been
able to take It becauee of my weight Now I'm as
strong at the end of the eeuon aa I am at the
beglnning.''-8' lMrJ Bortat1ln
The Doctor ~-1'-f
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FlntAld
For 8181111Md Flngen
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The Diet
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Few people go through Ute without get-
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Family Flak
BY JACK TIPPIT
There'• an old European uylng that
goes. ••eat a tMg breekfaat Met a good
lunch-and give your dinner to an
enemy." Atflrat glance, thla appears to
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Y89881a below the fingernail, damage
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~~
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houns, and the doctor can relieve the
pain Instantly by a simple application
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you can do It youraelf: StMtlln tM
point of a large....., pin In a OM
....... tiff" .. red hot. Cool It about 10
MCOnd8. Then bn"'1 plunge .... pin
right through .... Mii into .... bl•
~~
~'if:t,
luncb .. llllportaal ID ......... eMl'gf, '
MCI their C8lorlee CM ... worbd off by ... .,, .... ,,-,t•••adnl proltlema.
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the evening. Moreover, the big meal
can keep you restleaaly awake durtng
the night, IO thlat next day you' re
.... One quick, ton:.ful tlvU8t ....
r•IHH tM blood, MCI the peln wMI
dluppMI lmmedllltelJ. Afterward,
''You can't help but like him. If you
don't, he clobbers you."
slightly fatigued and more susceptible
to going off a diet Dletens ahould re-
place the typically American eating
pattern of a skimpy, rushed breakfast,
gulped lunchtime sandwich and big
nighttime dinner with .•. well, with just
what.that European old wives' tale says.
-8J H8ftiel I ''•ne
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It. "-BJ S. R. R• dford
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MACIC Otll.'t rt ,_ l~Al'tll, ~AU ... , -
' How Our Twin Girls Sought
-AndFound-
Separate Identities
.Especially for Family Weekly
By Mike Douglas
There are so many memories
of the twins when they wc:re
arowina up that demomtrate
their cJoeenm. I miJbt be in the
home with Chris and my wife.
Genmne. would be outside with
M'IChdJe when. for no reason that
I could aee, Ollis would start to
Cl'f. Then. a few minutes later
Gen would come imide with
Michel.le, and rd learn that Mi-
chelle bad fallen and hurt her-
self at tbe precile moment Chris
bad started crying. That ... 25 years aao. and life bas been tun
of incidc:n11 fib this.
The girls DOW me more than a
thousand mi.lea apart, one in
On llmdl 21, 1MS, lhe lllb
Dol9•••becwlhe
...... of ldentlall ....
Ch.-illlne md llldl1l1. Now
grown, lheglrta ........
their ......... ..,.: Chris,
who llwa In CllHIMCI with
her h'lhend, .. expecting
her INnl chllcl; lllcheh
IMchM In F'lorldll. Here,
UclueiMIJ for FAMILY
WEDLY, .... ,. ..... Ille ........................
................ of lclenUclll
twlna. (1be Dougl1111 ..., ...... ~ .........
IWfr, 13..)
Miami and tbe otbei-in Cleve-
land. but they a1ilJ ba¥e tbat clole-
nesa that only twins seem to ba~
Olris is DOW married, with daugb-
ten of her own. and Mk:helle don't live them identical
teaches while atudyiag for her enta, they like one better ~
master's depee at night ICbool. other and start figbring ow:r who
Every so often, one of them will bas which praettl In spite of an
write or phone that she is going that advice, which, I'm sure,
on a diet or lettina her hair grow every pwot of twim bu beard.
or IOIDetbina. and, within a few we decided to lftat them both the
days, we11 get word from the same. I can aay now that I wish
~ twin that lbe, too, is get-we badn 't, but ... A few years
ting ready to do tbe same thing. ago, I ftad the resuJta of a poll
lta ' I n 11 .. a.e the par-~ of 1everal bundn:d pa.ratl
ent of identicaJ twins and oot be-of~ oo the cloching question,
lie-le in F.sP. They are so close and at was found that 83 perccot
in everythiQa they do. Everyone of tboee with twin girla and 73
says you shouJct treat them as in-percent of thole with twin boys
dividuaJs, aod not u a pair. dreaeed their tida alike U. their
Boob, doctors and other pumts early ~ and mtended to coo-
of twins tell you to separate them tinue doing so until the kids them-
in school u aooo as possible gi~ selves uted for a cbanac.
them dit(em.t preteota, don't TWim are ,.-eat for the qo. We
dress than alike, de. • • . used to th.int it was marvelous
That's~ easy to say-as Gen to walk down the atrm with the
would tell you. But if she bought girls in a double strolJer and have
them di«aent dreaes. one would ~ stop as md say, '"Ob.
always decide that one ma. WILi t.'iml How w_2Dderful." I was
pRttierthan.theotber.andneitber such • proud young auy: still in
would be happy wW1 they both my teem. vocalist with .Kay Ky·
got the same dress. And if you COVER: Photo by Mlctl .. t L..tln()y
t • FAMILY Wffl(LY, Mardi a. ttn
ter'a bud-I Ud IW\fd wida
Xay two weeD befOR the airt1
W'el'C born -and the father ol
twin&. I "'°'1gbr I was just the
gra1ar.
Any father who.,. be doem't
lib that tind ol attention .. be
walb down the ltJect . . . wdl, ru 1e11 you. 111 DIMr uodmtand
him. We not only dreaed the airta
identicaUy, we pve them the
same sifta. One year we pw
than bicJda. ewdy alike. And,
a abort time later, both girts lei
oil thole biba and broke the
same wrilt •.. both in the same ---Even if we'd wuted to sepanae
the hrim man, tbat1 not ~
easy wllaa JOU'n not matiac
much money. 'Etpeci•Uy if you're
movma aR>UDd u mucla as we
did. E~ time Td tel an oiler
IOIDeWbere. Geo would have to
PKt, and oil~ would go, ICf'Oll
the country. We're now in our
14thbamL
Amil.Gt.._.., diat'1 very bard
on the cbildren. Constantly bav-
ina to mate new friends io a new
community. As a result, perhaps,
they found. most of their security
U. the family, in eadt other. To
this day, if they're together, and
you ask one of them a question,
she will loot at her sister before
answering. There will be just that
ft.icter of eye CODtact, and then
sbe11 answu. She bas to cbect it
out before she speaks.
Like all parents, I suppose, we
wish we bad done some thinp
dift'aently when the twins were
small ~ of course, there are
more aDd better boob avaiJable
on raiain& twins, and bringing up
children. But, when J look at my
daughtera, I think we didn't do
too t.dly foUowina our parental
instincts. I wouJd never presume
.. w. not only dn 19" the
glrll lclentk*IJ, .. P"
...... the ..... gifts. One
,.. .. gnethem blcycl-,
aacllJ..._And,alhort
-..... both glrta ... off
......... Md broke the
..... wrist ••• both In ....
..... week."
to o«er advice to otben. but I do
fed strongly that twins should be
teparat.ed in ICbool u 100D as
poaible. They should learn to
face the world as individuals, and
noJ be tn:ated or apoteo to u
one. They aboWdn'l hear people
talking about them aa "'they" or
"the twin& .. a1J the time. I think
that tends to develop a depend-
ency in them. YOU can begin to
tee a · tendency towanl not want-
ina to mate individual decisions
or assume iDdividual n:apoosi-
bility. Tbaf1 why, despite what
we did, I think it's important to
treat twins u individuals aa much
u possible, and not to refer to
tbenl .... than ...
The way rm doi.01 now-you're
right. It'• quite bard to speak of
the girls as Michelle and Chris
individually. With our third
~gbter, Kdly, we were able to
be more affectionate simply be-
c&UIC she was by herself. I could
pick K.dly up and hug her with-
out fcding I was rbeating any-
body. With the twins, rd reach
out for one and I'd 1ee the other
one and tbiot, "Gee, it'• not fair
to her," and then, before you
knew it, the moment had p 1ne d.
rm sure a lot of twins pt a little
lc9s a«ectioo than they lhould for
just that reason. Not lea Jove.
Jea dcmomtrattJd affection. They
abouldn't have to share that.
Speaking of sharina, they even
aban:d a part iD a movie when
they were 14 months old. It wu
a Republic pidure, "That Bren-
nan Girl, .. with t.fooa Freeman
and Jamm Dunn. There was a
1CCDe where Moo.a Freeman was
IUppoled to have left bc:r baby at
an orpbanq.e or an imtitutioo of
some kind and, aa lbe wu leav-
in& she looked bKt, and the
child came running aftu her with
aDDI outsttetc:htdr The baby WU
Cbri1tine and Michelle. Republic
bad to me both of them became
the law limited the amount of
time a baby could be kept under
the ligbts. And with our twins,
nobody, I mean nobody, could
tell wbea they bad been switched.
11.-II II stu • through hilb
school years, that'• the way the
girls lived: always fo&dher, look-
alikes, be-alikcs. They dated the
same boys and, I'm sure, occa-
aionalJy fooled a boy as to which
one was~ just for fun. They
toot phone calls foe each other;
nobody could tell their voices
apart.
Then suddenly, after high
IChool, they did aomethiog that
utterty floored Gen and me.
Quietly, without comultina ua,
they tcparated and bepn to lead
individual lives.
Michelle went to an all-girls
coUqe. Mary Mante, in Toledo,
for a year and tbeo traldfc:rnd
to the Univenity of Toledo, where
she graduated. She's DOW teach-
ing in grade IChool and studying
for her master's in Miami. She'•
goiq to get her Ph.D. tomeday.
Chris weol to Ohio State and
married at the end of btt fresh-
man year. She married Paul
Voioevicb, a terrific young Cleve-
land architect and the praident
of the Jaycees in Clevdand. They
have two little girls, and now
Chris bu 10D1C back to c:oUege.
taking night counea.
..,, .... rwctW when Chris
told UI she wanted to SU married
was typical of any father:
-vou·re just starting your educa-
tioo. and you're mucb too
young." "So were you when you
married, and 10 was Mother,"
came the quiet reply. That didn't
leave much room for re~
but J cried. We arpcd-lbe, Paul
and I-for three days. He wa ~
ing to Ohio .U. 'Why don't you
complete your education firltr
I aabd, and be said be WU loiDI
to complete hil ·education after
they were manied. .. How are you
going to IUpport herT' I arauect.
But be~ ..0We11 IBINIC·" He
did complete bis education. and
they did man•ae, rm very proud
of both of them.
Michelle, 00 the other ha~
1ays she is DOC ready for marriaee
yet. I have the fcdina, thouP.
that wbm she does make up her
mind she is going to make son.
body a wonderful wife. She loves
cbildl"CD ao, and bu no desire to
teach above the elementary
grades. She bad a wonderful
teacher named Mn. Meyer, who
taupt the girls when they wen: in
the third grade.
Mrs. Meyer influenced
Micbdle ~y. Mn.
Meyer's mother bad had twins,
and she wu fucinated by the
girls. She wu a teacher who did .
sweet little extra thinp for the
whole class: she took pidures of
the duaroom and the kids one
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QUIZ/By John E. Gibson
Test Yourself: How
. Truly Honest Are You?
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True or False: If, before you have a chance to mail it, you lose a
letter that obviously contains currency in a crowded street, the
odds are against its being returned to you. (See number 2.)
There is no record of whether Diogenes'
lantern went out before he found a
completely honest man, but the odds
are that he had to relisht it a few
times. For people who are I 00 percent
honest in every area of life arc not over-
ly plentiful. In this quiz. we take a
straightforward look at honesty.
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. Honesty has nothing to do with in-
telligence.
2. If, before you have a chance to mail
it, you lose a letter that obviously con-
tains currency in a crowded street, the
odds are against its being returned to
you.
3. People are the most honest when
they're in a happy mood.
4. People who are high-strung and emo-
tionally unstable may be neurotic, but
they are seldom dishonest.
5. Generally speaking, women are more
honest than men.
l. Dishonest people are more accident
and illllC3S prone.
7. People who think most people aren't
honest are likely to be dishonest them-
selves.
ANSWERS
1. FoLre. Consensus of study findings
shows that hoOQt behavior and mental
ability tend to go band in hand. There
are, of course, dishonest people with a
high IQ and people of less-than-average
ioteUigence who are quite honest. but
psychologists have fouod that persons
who arc beat endowed with the ability
to think and reason tend to be the most
honest in their aims, attitude and gen-
eral behavior.
2. True. lo a recent study to determine
the honesty of the average person in
such a situation, investigators .. lost" a
· total of 300 letters in J 0 diff crent subur-
ban communities. Two hundred of the
letters were prepared so that when they
were held up to the light, they appeared
to contain currency (stage money was
used) . The remaining letters were pre-
pared to resemble just ordinary co~
spondence. Results: Expectabiy, the re•
turn rate was highest for letters in the
no-money condition. Nearly half of the
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ordinary-looking correspondence was
dropped in mailboxes by passersby.
Only about one-third of the letters that
appeared to contain currency were
mailed by the finders.
3. True. A salesma.o is less likely to try
to take advantage of you when he's in a
cbeerf ul mood than when bored or dis-
contented. And when a clerk gives too
much change, how strongly the cus-
tomer is tempted to keep the money is
apt to be affected by whether he's feel-
ing on top of the world or somewhat
depressed. It's much easier for the aver-
age person to resist temptations when
he's feeling pleased and happy with
himself.
4. False. University of toodon psychol-
ogist Dr. H. J. Eysenck cites the find-
ings of studies that show that well-bal-
anced people, with emotionally stable
personalities, tend to be tbe most con-
sistently honest under all circumstances.
People who are high-strung and ner-
vous may be honest on some occasions
and devious on others.
5. Fabe. lo some ways, women arc more
honest; in other ways, males are. Studies
have shown women to be more honest
in admitting their fean and confessing
their fauJta and weaknesses. On the
other hand. a recent study by Univer-
sity of Baltimore researchers, in which
hundreds of gift-wrapped boxes were
purposely Jeft in the back seats of taxi-
cabs, showed that a significantly larger
percentage of women were tempted to
keep a box rather than leave it in the
cab or call it to the attention of the
driver.
8. Triu. Studies show that dishonest
people tend to accumulate inner ten-
sions that can be injurious to health.
Cumulative feelings of guilt-even
though they are repressed on the con-
scious level-often find their expreMion
in accidenl-proneoes,,.
7. Tru~. Psychological studies show
that people tend to project their own
characteristics on others. Unfriendly
people invariably accuse others of being
unfriendly. The dishonest man is dis-
trustful of others-be believes they are
basically no more honest than he is. 0
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A Hidden Cause
Of Many ''Mysterious''
Cai Crack-ups ByGeorseTbatcb
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O n an Ohio highway recientJy, a
driver was sea.. slumped over the
wheel u his car weaved erratically, ran
off the road. hit a tree and rolled over.
The driver, a 22-year~d Vietnun vet-
eran, died instandy. At fint. the medi-
cal examiner suspected ·he had been
drinking. But investigation revealed
that the vdenn. who had contracted'
malaria. had been given an antimalarial
drug that evidently made him drowsy.
While drunk driviq ii well tnown
as a hipway killer, little attention bu
been focmed on the effec:tl of medica-
tions on driving performance. Now,
alert medical examinen are doing toxi-
oologic studies on vic:timl of puzzling
accidents.
How widespread is the medicating
trend? At least one out of four Ameri-
cam takes IOfDC kind of drug to &et
through the day. An estimated l 0 per-
cent of prescriptions call for the psycho-
tropic type-tboee that change moods
and mental processes.
Many of the widely used medjcines
are taken for such common conditions
as nervousness, overweight, high blood
p~ hay fever, even an ordinuy
cold. Because the drugs a~ so com-
mon, many people fa.ii to realize their
impact on driving ability.
Medical experts, and the Food and
Drug Administration, pinpoint five
main classes of medications that could
lead to loss of life or limb on the road:
Aa•D ';taeb e1 are taken for aller-
gies, nasal stuffiness due to colds and
other reasons. Possible ude effects: in-
attention, confusion and pronounced
listlessness at d\c wheel.
CenlJnl ..._......, or "ups." These
are usually amphetamines. often rec--
ommended by docton to curb appetite
or to make depressed people feel
"alive." You've heard them called "pep
pills," "berutics," "speed" or "ups. ..
Truck drivers, especially, bd ieve that
with one of these pills as a "copilot,"
they can go a long time without sleep.
While an amphetamine may inaeaae
wakefulness and efficiency foT a short
time, this can be followed by dizziness,
agitation, le'VCfe headaches and les-
sened ability to concentrate. One fre-
quently reported contequence is that the
driver sees thinis on a highway that
arc not really there-visions that may
lead him to swerve or go off the road.
Salllltfa or llnMdc .... (r
~generally barbiturates. Dot--
ton prescribe them for nenous iruiom-
nia. tension, anxiety, and for varivus
medical problems such as peptic ulcers
and colitis. Often they are intended to
calm you down or induce sleep. Tecsion
is reduced at the expense of alertness
and normal functioning. Even occa-
Drunk drlYtng, 11111clng, "hlgh-
waJ.hypnoela," nen 8Ulclde-at
one time or MOlher, MCh "8a
...... pointed lo -.... for cw
of ltCCldenls. But now there Is a
... eoepect-dtup. Here'• what
JOU ehould know In order to
pro .. ct,........ Md olMr drtwn
on ... IOlld.
sional barbiturate us.en tend to become
languid. In excess, a hypnotic drug can
prodw:e symptoms similar to drunk-
enness, so that the victim can't coordi-
nate muscular action.
Drn z • "L Si.nee tbae are musde
relaxants, the reflex action time of most
drivers slows down. In nonnal or larger
doses, tranquilizers can make you dizzy
or sleepy.
..._ .. en ( 'st!lllia). Fortuna~
ly; aspirin does not affect driving, but
other analgesics like meperidioe, moc-
pb.ine and methadone tend to d,iU()o
ciatc a person from his environment.
Particularly hazardous is a <X>mbina-
tion of alcohol with such dru~ an
etiect known as "synergism." Even cer-
tain antibiotics-which alone may pro-
duce nausea, loss of balance and hear-
ing difficulty-can be deadly when the
driver has also been drinking.
Besides the medicines cited, illegal
hard drugs like heroin undoubtedly in-
terfere with judgment, impair vision
and '>romotc reckless driving. So does
marijuana. Habitual marijuana smok-
ing by young people, contend two Phil-
adelphia psychiatrists. has led to dis-
tltrbcd depth perception, thought dis-
Grdcrs and poor attention span.
Common sense dictates that people
on drugs should not drive. When you
must take a medicine, follow these
precautions:
• If your doctor 'lives you a prescrip-
tion. ask him about driving while on the
medication.
• When you take a nonprescription.
over-the-counter drug. observe the cau-
tions on the label.
• Never, for any reason, drive while
drowsy. Stop at a convenient place and
either sleep it off or walk around until
you're fully alert. 0
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COOKBOOK/By Marilyn Hansen
With canned applesauce in your kitchen, the aroma and
sun-ripened flavor of choice apples is never far away. Here are
two recipes long on country flavor, short on fuss and bother.
Tempting Apple-Saucy
Shortbread
APPLE-SAUCY SHORTBREAD ____ _
3 cupe lifted all-purpoM flour
~ ~butter or ....,..r1ne
¥1 C-. IUllll
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1 991JOlk
1 C9l'I (11 OD.) mppllHUCe
Nutmeg
1 ~ ct.opped nuta
1. Preheat oven to Jso•F. In large bowl
combine Oour, butter, sugar, salt, egg
yolk and Y.i cup of the applesauce.
2. With mixer at low speed, beat I
minute, until ingredients are blended.
With mixer at medium high, beat until
smooth dough forms, about 2 minutes.
a. Spoon dough into center of uo-
greased tSY.lxlOxl-inch pan. Spread
with fingerl evenly to edges of pan.
Prick dough with fork.
4. Bake for IS minutes, reduce heat to
300"F. and bake 2S minutes, or until a
knife inserted comes out clean. Cut
into ban while still warm.
5. To serve: Spread with remaining
applesauce, sprinkJe with nutmeg and
chopped nuts. Makes 2Y.JJ doztn
ALMOND-APPLE SNOW
4 991 whl ... , room temperature
l>MltNlt
1 ¥1 cupe confectfonen' .......
1 tHepoon gt'8ted leMolt rind
2 ... ..,~ leMolt Juice
1 tenpoon elmond •xtrect
1 CM (11 on.) alleeauc:e
1. In large bowl ith electric mixer beat
whites with salt until soft pea ks form.
Gradually add sugar, beating until stiff.
2. Add remaining ingredients, and con·
tinue beating about S minutes longer,
until mixture will hold soft peaks.
3. Pour into large serving dish or in·
dividual dessert dishes. Chill 2 hours.
(Does not keep overnight.) Serve with
Custard Sauce.
Malces 8 cups. 8-10 servings
CUSTARD SAUCE
4 991rolka
1 ¥1 cupe """' DMllMll
14 eup grMUlated ......
~ t.apoon..,..extrect
1. In top of double boiler combine egg
yolks, milk, salt and sugar.
2. Cook over simmering water, beating
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with wire whisk until mixture thickens
slightly. Takes about 17-20 minutes.
3. Remove top of double boiler from
heat; atir vanilla into custard; cover.
4. Place top of double boiler in cold
water to cool. Refrigerate when cool.
5. Serve cold with Almond-Apple
Snow.
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Winston
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Under Ronald Au, The "New'' Jaycees Lay Down a
'T'° the swprile of l'D08t people
.I who meet him for the tint
time, the current president of the
U .S. Jaycees is a Chinese-
American, Ronald G . S. Au. A
short, dapper ~od vibra.nl 35-
year-old lawyer from Hawaii, he
is sparkina dramatic changes in
what U8ed to be the .. square"
JuoiOr Chamber of Commerce.
"'Today we are COOJtructive ac-
tivists, .. he says. .. Jaycees are now
concerned with the relevant gut
issues of the community and na-
tion. We believe that the Ameri-
Qll system can wort onJy if peo-
ple 1et involved throuah an
orderly process withi.o the Estab-
Uahmenl" .
Symbolic of the Jaycees' dras-
tic remodelina is Roo Au's elec-
tion last year as the flnt of a
minority group to head the orpn-
if.ation of 32S,OOO young men
(aged 21-35) in 6.SOO chapten
throughout the nation.
"As an OrientaJ," Au informs
FAMILY WEEKLY, "J've encoun-
tered no prejudices at all, even
when my wife and I visited eight
states in the Deep South. Every-
where, we were warmJy received.
And in Virginia, a black Jaycee
put his arms around me and said, ·rm so proud that one of us could
make it to the top.'
"While the old Junior Own-
ber of Commerce used to be all-
white, today about 12 percent of
our membcn are from ethnic ori-
Jins -Chicanoe, blacks.,_ Latin
Americans and others. In fact,
the presidenta of our chapters in
St. Louis and Arlington, Va., are
black. All this has come about
only in the past two yean."
As a trial lawyer and former
Deputy Proteeuting Attorney in
Honolulu eight years ago, Au saw
at 1inthand the many pressing
problems in bis community: drug
abuse, pollution, deplorable oon-
ditioos in prisons aod in homes
for mentally retarded children.
The Jaycees. he believed, could
be a vehicle for improvement,
though at the time they were inef-
fective. But, working with the
organization, he helped build a
haJfway house for the retarded
aod formed a Jaycee chapter in
Oahu prison to help ex-a>nvicts
get jobs and 1ebolanhipa.
"'These projects," he recalls,
"made me go gung-ho foe the
Jaycees. I was intrigued with the
number of things young men like
myself could accomplish. Instead
of just talking. we became a do-
something organiz.ation. And
that's what has been happening in
other chapters."
'Ille Jaycee lw.e-liftilc is fairly
rec:ent. In the put, when men like
Richard Nixon and Warren Bur-
ger (now Oiief Justice) were
members. the Junior Chamber
was regarded as a bunch of eaacr-
beaver local boolten and "junior
s~gies,.. mostly businc:ss-ori-
ented young executives who
painted park beoches and had fun
at eating-meetings. But· after ill
name was changed in 196S, the
organization began to attract
many blue-oollar people. A bar-
ber beads the Delaware state Jay-
cees and a mechanic is president
in Vermont Activities have
veered toWard the .. significant. ..
What is aignificant to the tram-
formedJayceea? Around the coun-
try last year, they completed over
24,000 diflen211 progams, rana-
ing from environmental better-
ment to J'eCIUtioo, safety and an-
tklrunk driving. Io crime preven-
tion, Jaycees combat juvenile de-
linquency, drug abuse and car
thefts, wort.ing with tccnage.n,
police and the COW11. Promoting
community heal~ they conduct
campaigns for rubella immuniza-
tion, rat control, blood banks and
screening for children·s eye de-
fects.
Convicts have been recruited
in 13S Jaycee prison chapters;
from their cells, they initiate
blood drives for leukemia victims,
push prison-Idorm legislation,
let up employment services so
that they can assimilate into soci-
ety after their rcleue.
A broad program called "Op-
eration Opportunity" encompaa-
The "-Jc•• todllr are lnwolved In protects lhllt •few years
ago would ..... •••med 9hocklng k"dudlng the
lnftftratlon of dfug rlngL Could It be ..... ..., ... ftft8lly
outllwlng their "boa ............ ,
Challenge By T. K. Irwin
es aid to returning veterans and
promotion of needed housing. ln
Philadelphia. Jaycees met with
Black Panthers to discuss plam
for testing of sictl~ll anemia,
prevalent among Negroes.
Results of such efforts arc im-
pressive and often startling. Ron-
ald Au is particularly proud of
the Jaycees in Wenatchee, Wash .•
where the town had at least 700
drug users. including 12-year-old
children oo heroin. To wage war
on dope pcdd~ 25 Jaycees
went underground. Wort.ing in
teams~ they attended .. pot and
pill" parties. operated from tav-
erns and pool halls often until
daw.n, made .. buys" of drugs and
penetrated dealer-wholesaler in-
ner cjrclcs. Their dangerous
sleuthing led to the arrest of some
50 dealers. pu,U,ers and bigh-
echelon suppliers, m~tly io near-
by Seattle.
"We acaled to pt involved in
something meaniogfuJ, to get our
teeth into a real community prob-
lem," explained the Wenatchee
chapter president. To which Ron-
ald Au adds, "lnvoJvemeot is a
moral, positive and active com-
mitment to one's fellowmen."
More prosaic, as part of the
over 8,000 Operatioo Opportu-
nity projects 1ut Yett. Jaycees
nationwide have generated more
than $300 million in housing for
Pet Corner
low-income families and the el-
derly. ln Marietta, Ohio, after
30,000 people were enlisted to
"do something worthwhile,.. the
juvenile-deJinquency rate was cut
down to haJf in one year. Oo l.he
ecology fron~ Jaycees in Knox-
ville, Tenn., exposed a company
that was one of the worst smoke--
emission off coders, forcing it to
take abatement measures. In Day-
ton. Ohio, SOO volunteers led by _
Jaycees and their wives worked
in muck to clean out tons of cSe.
bris from a creek to restore its
natural beauty.
Last October, after meeting •
with President Nixon for a brief-
ing, Ronald Au accompanied
California's Gov. Ronald Reagan
to Taiwan. There, Au talked at
length with Chiang Kai-ahek and
Prime Minister C. K. Y e.o.. point-
ing out why Americans can rea-
listically recognize Red China.
1be world bas shrunk," says
Au, ''and young men of action
need not confine themselves to
their own isolated community.
"We can no loogcr afford to
be bystanders. Young men must
get out of the bleachers and into
the arena. As Jaycees, we lay
down a challenge to other civic-
fraternal orpnizalioos: Don't
jus& say you are concerned-find
out the immediate needs, and do
sorMthing about tbem to make
this a better nation." 0
Now le a good time to aerloualy consider having your male tabby
neutered. Benefits; There's much tess chance of losing him If
he's not roaming In search of females. Nor wlll he come home
with mangled ears. tom f aws, mlsalng teeth or an abscessed tall
-all battle scars from fights with other males over the affections
of eome fllrtatJoua callco. Ano8"H Important COMktwdon: To
mark tMlr terrttcNy, aft 111Ntltered male cate lnatlnctlYetJ eprar,
In Md out of the houM. Thf• atopa after neutering If the opera-
tion la performed when the cat la between 7 and 9 months (exact
date depends on cat's maturity). The neutered mate la not
unhappy, nor does he get fat, nor will he loae his ability to protect
himself. He wltr just become a more lovable member of the
famUy.-8y Fedda An'99
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RARE U.S. COii SETS
INVESTMENT-Historically, coins increase in value. A smart investment
for tomorrow you can make today.
GIFTS-Nol usuaJly found in stores, colns make a unique and thou&htfUI
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PLEASURE-No&hing really matches the personal sutisfaction of collect.in&
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~U.S. Coi• SH. A rare U.S. coin
set lone out of circulation. It was rruoled
when hiMh content sHver was required by'
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b<!r Half Dollor. Barbar Quarter. Bal"OOr
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Wanblw Sliver McUI ~ Uke the slffl
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change. Nickel became a valuable wartime
m:tterial. so from 19U through JMS, silver
was nsed as a substitute. Naturally, as lhe
value or silver ~. so did the value or
these coins. A gre11l collectors item.
they·n> padtaged in a smart·looking ·plas·
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eolns. n .15 per set.
Te11 DiUett11' ladUul Palates. These coins
were first introduced in 1159 and minted
with several dlances until 1909. Vean aao.
they pa.ssed out of circulatiCJG. Since then.
they've become d.iUicult to cet. 3nd lhere-
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Undrnla&H ti..• U•lled S&aws Now. The
S2.00 bill was always considered unlucky.
It was issued from 1921 to 1966 and then fin·
ally discontinued by the Treasury. Now it
is considered very lucky lo own one as il
C'Ontinues to increase in value. It's crisp
and uncireul~Led. S7.15eadt.
at.• GeW c.-. St. Gaudeos type -
our most beaullful ootn. Ask and we will
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Obtiolrtt Dollar Ty,.. Set. A beliUtUul c.'01·
l~lion. fl'tituring a cri8p. unclrt'Ulaled U.S.
Silver Certirlcate. The Silver Certificate
was tnken out or circulation In 1963 and
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ounce 999 One silver bar that bears the
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Set of 5 BrUHanl, UDCl~l~ SUnr Doi·
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K~ SUnr ler. One ounce pu~ ,;1.
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W...td War II S&HI Pettaies. To combat
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A Reader'• Remembrances
The Day I Met
''Dracula''
A • ;last a Yel)')'C>UIW sirl in New
1'. Y ort, I Wiii an avid auto-
graph aeeta-and prided mytdf
on havinl received the si&naturcs
of such famous people as Bing
Crosby, Jean Harlow, Ginger
Rogers aod Dick Powell. Just let
me bear that IOIDC star was mak-
ing a J)CnOOal appcaranc::e in a
't
·~,.,child,'' ...
uld, In tllllt ominous
DnlCUla YOlce. He glanced
furtMlr lo right Md left.
"But rou must hold thMe
bax• whUe 1 algn your
book."
theater, and I'd spend boun .eek-have sensed my disappointmeot
iog the chance to get clole eoou,h and decided to play the part of
for an autogapb. his f.amous character .
But the COCIOWlter that sticks ~nly, my cbild, .. he Rid,
most in my memory was not a in that ominous Dracula voice.
meeting with one of these glamor-He glanced fwtivet to right and
ous It.an, but an unexpected left. "But you must bold these
brush with that muter of the bor-bou:s while I sign your boak.."
ror movie, Bela Luaosi-On this He banded them to me'. and his
particular day; I was walking eyes narrowed. .. Be very c:arefuJ
down Broadway, when I was with diem," be warned. "And do
startled to recognize 'him coming not drop thanf Do you under-
the odler way. Not sure th.at I stand, duld?"
wanted to get near the man whose I bdd the boxes in tranbliag
portrayal of the horrible Dracula bands while be liped my auto-
waa such a f~ dling. I graph boot. I couldn't take my
stood froz:eo, watcbin1 him weave eyes olf thole dJ'an8e box.es.
bis way throoah the unsuspecting When be finithed, be toot the
crowd. Theo, ownuniqg my boxes and pve back my boot.
little-girl trepidation, I took pur-He patted the boxes sently ~
suit. preaing them firmly apimt his
It wm .._. dine blocb later chest, nodded farewefJ and walked
that I caught up with him and quict.ly away.
bJocted bia path. He was carry-To this day, I~ woodeliog
ina two cipr boxes. Fmding me what could have been ia thole
unable to speak. be smiled. I WU cipr bous. Evil fonnulaa? Secret
almost disappointed to find that pardunm.. from Tramylvaoia?
his teeth Mft Dot pointed and Domwit bm? Or jult Bda Lu-
dripping blood. When at lut I aosi's Qaan ... ?-Virginia Dowl-
asked for his autopapb, he must ing. S... Mateo, Cd/.
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• • FAMILY WEEKLY, March 5, 1112
Queen Helene Mint Julep Masque 15 Minute Treatment
Must Show Immediate Improvement or -YOUR MONEY BACK!
A leadin1 New York Doctor working with a
coemetic laboratory, b .. deYeloped a simple
medicated home-treatment that rimes away
blackhead1 and whiteheads in a matter of
minutes. It wu demon1trated recently on five
teen·a1e girl1 and three teen-age boys. The
results were breath-taking. Blackheads really
rinsed away. In fact, many could be seen on
the c1oth ueed to wuh off the Muque. But
thi1 wun't all! Acne-pimp)~ improved after
one application, enlarged porea reduced, and
rough. muddy complexions became cleaner,
clearer and smoother looking. These resulta
c:erWnly indica.te why teen·agen, both boys
and girla, are now saying "this is one product
that really works", for good, clear, clean,
healthy akina ... and why mothers of teen-
agers hue heartily endoned its use. The
Masque Cream Treatment is indeed a remark-
able diseoveey, not only for healthy skins, but
aJeo for the confidence, poise and self-esteem
a fine complexion brinp to teen·agera !
Anyone Can Uee It
lf you suffer the a1ony of teen·age black·
heads, whiteheads, acne-pimples and rough,
unsigh-tly complexion• give younelf thi1 home
treatment Id our riak. Apply this delightfully
Mint-Scented Cream and within 2 or 3 min-
utes an abeorbin1 agent called Arpla dries
and turns this erealJl into a plastic-like
muque. You will now feel u though hun-
dreds of .. tiny &ngen" were softly kneading
the skin, looeenin1 pore-caked dirt, black-
heads and foreign impurities. As it firms and
hardens, its suction-action draws out waste
matter from the pora .... In 15 minutes you
simply rinte the masque away with lukewarm
water which diaeolvet it immediately. When
you wipe your face. you can tee that black-
beads and other pore .. 6ller" actually come
off on your towel And your skin feels clean
•.• really clean ... refreshed, smooth like
velvet!
Start Now to lmproYe
Your Complo.lon
Now ia the time for action. Don't take a back
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If you want to get your full thare of fun and
r parties ... clear up your complexion and let
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Attention! MOTHERS of Teen-Agere
Queen Helene Mint Julep Muque is a MUST
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on face and throat. relax tired face muaeles
and stimulate a fresher, cleaner, more youth·
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Queen Helene Mint Masque is only 13.00 for
the six ounce jar, enou&b for over 3 months of
daily home treatments. Buy it today! Start
using it immediately I Prove to yourself at
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ntE MONEY llACHINE
Now-wtthclra ... e, too
Moel benka hne an outside .. night-
deposit vault .. for putting your money
in after the bank's closed. Now, a bank
in Paris has devised a way to get your
money out. All thafs required is a spe-
cial electronic card that fits properly
into an automatic .. Distribanque"
money machine-which was put into
semc:e simultaoeousJy in Pam and two
provincial towns in France. French
actress Pascale Audret (in the picture)
was the fint customer to use the new
service.
8oclal critic Marya llannM is a very
handsome woman at frl. In her new
autobiography, .. Out of My Time ..
(Doubleday, $7.95), she mentions that
in her youth, on a Visit to Pam with her
parents. she saw her fint beDy dancer-
perfonn. She was enthraJJed. She
TOO NEAT?
BJ RICHARD ARMOUR
A woman who " too neat a housekeeper may be tryin1 to wod off her p1Ycholocical
tens.lont.-N.-w1 it•m
And here I had equated neatness
With pride and care and love and
sweetness.
Yet all the time that mopping, dusting,
w .. just to keep her id from busting.
Oh, heed this warning &om my pen,
You all-in-place, welJ.cared.for meo.
Your bed is made, your sink is tidy,
As neat on Sunday as on Friday.
And yet behind that Duz and Drano
There lurks a smoldering volcano ....
And as for me, 111 no more b'lutter
But take it euy midst the clutter.
in the
vowed she would teach henell the art,
and she did. It wasn't hard to 1eam.
she said. became she'd had a trapeze
at home all during bet-chi1dhood. and
was an apert on rings and bars. Also,
she had already taught berseU bow to
move any one small area of akin or
muscle, from scalp to ·toes, without
moving anything else. Why? "'For the
fun of it. H hones couJd do it, so cou1d
I. My two favorite exercises are still
belly dancing and swimming. You
don't need much else to keep 6t.•
New hope fof .. bind? SdeotUts at
the University of Florida are doing re-
search 00 • device which. implanted in
the slruD, might enable a blind person
to see by eJectronically stimulating the
visual cortex ol his brain. Noiseless and
painless, it coold be switched on and
off with a button, and would probably
be powered by batteries like those in a
hearf pacemalcer. The visual percep-
tion the device would provide has been
compared to that of a television image.
The sharpness of the image would de-
pend on the number oE places on the
brain's surface that could be stimu-
lated. So far, experiments have pro-
ducecl ooly crude images, but research-
ers hope to improve techniques to the
point where some blind persons might
be able to read large print.
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I 91• ..... Awe... ft. Y .. ft. Y. 1QDZ2.. $10
11 UMd--mun.d.
When our SOil Charla WU
Ive, he was taUdog to bis little
friend, Tina, who was pmhiog
her beby brocMr around the
block Jc. die int time. rma explained to Owies that
this was her baby brother, and
that her mother had carried him
inside her body, right under·
neath her heart, for nine whole
months.
Charles pondered, &owned
and &oally said: '1 don't know
about you, but I thiolc that was
an awfully dumb thing to do:'
-Mn. Scoll Lftd.
Roc:llrclc•, Fl.a.
A department store was having a
sale on yard goods. The crowd of
ICE CAPADES'
LINDA CARBONETTO
Frolll ll'on ...... '° .............
MOlll ....,... .. very proud when
their baby takes its first steps, but have
you ever heard oE a baby wallting too
ioon-and paying a hard price? Figure-
slcating champion Unda Carbonetto,
22, was such a baby, and she knew bow
to walk at nine mont:N. By the time she
was three, boweyer, docton realized
her legs hadn't been strong enough at
that age to support her. and they put
women pushed around the table where
there was a 10.yard limit on some fine
materials.
Soon a woman complained to the
manager that she had been shoved out
of line by another shopper.
Pointing a finger at the offender. the
manager said to a salesclerk: "'Penalize
that woman &ve yards!"
-Henry E. Leabo
We've banned germ warfare. Now,
lf virusu would ;tl# do the aame ..•.
-Arnot L . Sheppard, Jr.
GETI1NG THE MESSAGE
"Any calls for meP" be uks, passing
through,
And though I've a million thiop 1.elt
todo,
I stop to give him memos three
That I had written to carefully.
It's part ol the job, and I'm no quitter.
Meet good old Mom-the telephone
sitter. -1'orotla11 Eiun
A real gift ii aomethfng that 1 eUl1er
gioen and forgotten or receft>ed and
remembered. -Angie Papodalru
' •
her in iron braces, with the warning.
.. Forget about any active life... But
Linda didn't Wget. By seven, with the
help of physicnl therapy, she was be-
ginning to walk again. Then, for htt
weak ankles, she tried ice-skating les-
sons-and the rest is history. Now with
the lee Capades, Linda travels 11
months of the year, takes a conespon-
dence-school course on the road, and
has guitaring, siding and riding as off-
ice bobbies.
DATES: The first Presidential primary
takes place TueedaJ in New Hamp-
shire.
BIRTHDAYS: MonclQ-Ed McMahon
is 49. T.,...r:....Anna Magnani is 64;
Antony Armstrong-Jones 42. Wednu-
dlty-Jim Bouton is SS; Lynn Redgrave
29. lbundlly-Midcey Spillane is 54.
Friday-Prince Edward of England is
8. .......,._Lawreooe Welle is 69;.
Ralph Abernathy 46.
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LOOKING THROUGH THOUGHT CHARLEY HAP A THIN.6 FOR ·
CHARL.EV QUINN 'S PIN-UP ART., BUT Tl-llS SNAPSH 'OT
APARTMENT, SAM AND MAKES ME ALMOST CERTAIN
ABBEY FIND NEWS-liHAT Cf>.ROL.VN JOYCE IS
PAPER CLIPPINGS ANP CHARLEY 'S Pfl.UGHTER!
MAGAZINE COVERS OF
THE SAME INTERNATION-
ALLY KNOWN MODEL
CAROLYN JOYCe~.PLUS
AN OLP SNAPSHOT!'
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'f:Hf>.T MUST Be CHARLEY,S
WIFE HOLDING THE 8Al5V,
SAM! CAROLYN JOYCE
RESEMBLES HER!!,-
·By Hank Ketcham
YOIA "l!Al.L. V
YOU'~E: Sl-IOUL.DN'T
·WEI.COME. l-IAVE SPENT .
ii-IE MON!Y. , .... _,,
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THEN Tl-lE
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,,AND CAROLYN JOYCE'S fl.!7!7RESi!
HE MUST HAVE SOME
CORRESPONDENCE
· FROM HER IN .
· THIS DESK!
• I HAVE THE FEELING
CHARLEY HASN'T. SEEN
HIS DAUGHTER FOR
YEARS ... THAT SHE
LOST INTEREST llJ
HER FATHER fl.
LONG TIME AGO !
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